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104-10234-10007.pdf
14-00000 104-10234-10007, | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 a er .o ‘ . - twoee, Cots DPne ~~ Chassiev VE CILE 0. t FLED MESSAGE vores. comics f whee 15 FILE HO. feosg [-mE » rice 2100) ett. 10 eeance er, SECRET REPPOOUCT 10m PROHIBITED 1 acrios ADVANCE COPY Time yy AY a, 2-3 CUR COPY | Chases Caer Cron eee | PLT a FILE f Pel, C-5 2 a-2. C/EE- a SD, CjéA- : ¢ SEGRE T inss2 a [tiesi479315 3 DIR LISO INFO WAVE NILA CPOUCH) CITE ROME 93281 . ¢ . YEAY/TYPIC/DELOXAY . ; ; . , DeSeNSITCES 5 le DELORRY (D) ARRIVED ITALY 9 GARCH, ROME 12 MARCH. RETURNING 1 % FROM HOME £5 MARCH TO SUSMIT DETAILED REPORT. re 2. ETA CUBA ABOUT 1! APRIL. AT SUGGESTION FIDEL (F) GIVING DINNER “: PARTY FOR HLM SOON THEREAFTER. _ y ws m, re ae DIVORCE) OF SWISS CHANCELLOR IN HAVANA, WAS MISTRESS OF BOTH "CHE" GUEVARA AND F, CONTINUES RELATIONS WITH FDI? COLMUNITY ya ose GIVING HER COLD SHOULDER BUT D HAS TAKEN PAINS SE FRIENDLY, FOR WHICH BOTH SHz AND F GRATEFUL. D SAYS CAN GAIN DIRECT acCEss _ THROUGH & IN ANY EMERGENCY. Q DAUSHTER HIGH- RANKING PORTUSIESE POLICE OFFICIAL. MOTHER iS NITA S. Pals, RUA MOZAMBIQUE , - : 52-1-DTO LISBON. Q GAVE D LETTER TO MOTHER. NAVE ope NED, PHOTOED, . sa! WILL POUCH. ROST TRACES Q. me . aa “4e GERHAN CANADO-BLANCO) Y FERNANDEZ @61- ede DMINOF |. FOREIGH TRADE ENVELOPE CONTAINING TWO LETTERS FOR LUIS AtaDO- BLANCO - "§201-276972). aL so PHOTOED, WILL POUCH. * ‘a! a SECRET ocersey (sie. venom emit norieien th n ez: OT My) eon } a Ome fi -AV-7 $e D SAYS ANNIE’ DE QUENDOZ (@) (NO STA TRACES) WIFE (SUT SETTING | 2 meena mee ane 14-0000 ESE LT IOP TIT TO Se he mee ose te meee eCRaT mal DI Cn PREPARING REPORT. #-YAG SUdeuULéD Leave HAVAdA GNE HOUR AFTER D 3. D ON GOOD TERMS vital (ZONTEWEGRO) GUASP (#). FOR PRAGUE TO MEET MANUEL ("MANOLITO") (PEREZ) HERNANDEZ BZFORE COMING ROME. ACCORDING HAVANA RUMOk M TO KEEP EYE GN RICARDO (SUB IRANAD Y LOBO (28i-355831), WILL BECOME DE FACTOgiIEF OF cuBEKe TO QUIRINALE. D SUSPECTS H# MAS CUIS TIES, ENERGETIC COMKY. &. D ALSO ON GOCD TERMS WITH SAVERIO TUTINO (231-353393) WHO ‘GAVE HIM FOUR LETTERS WHICH COULD NOT SAFELY OPEN. POUCHING NAMZS ADDRESSEES. TUTINO TOLD D AMLASH/1 AND AMIRUNK/13 CERTAINLY GUILTY. BUI F LETTER SUSGESTING CLEMENCY CAUSED RUMORS OF PRIOR - DEAL. ALSO MANY RUMORS STUDENTS CHALKED “VIVA A/I" AND “VIVA Af10" ALSO HANY RUMORS STUDENTS CHALKED “VIVA A/I* “AND "VIVA Af 10" ON WALLS BUT D DID KOT SEE FOR TWO DAYS AFTER ARRESTS GOC n PUT CONTROLS ON MANY KEY FIGURES. 7. BECAUSE PROTESTANT CLERICS IN CUBA SUBJECT TO MIL DUTY, |. ; - MAVE PROTESTED “RE DRAFT -EXEHPT STATUS CATHOLIC PRIESTS, WHOM GOC © HAY START DRAFT ING. CESARE ZACCHI (201- 753588) WORRIED GOC- VATICAN » ” ve fe. RELATIONS MAY SUFFER. ’ vee he 8. CUBANS - IN BELGIUM, GUSTAVO CARCOS) Y ; e RoweS PRESS SuTLY IN on Vitek fb Ste oy nate Fad nae, + neem eee merece s aprcten oeres
104-10234-10050.pdf
14-00000 104-10234-10050 a | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . Sfec wht vIIICY MIL ES - pe satec | Gg g EGRET . | TT] ac ie mein El ee £3 ~ PATE : roar’ FEB. 1965 X FEIN CS FLENO. 2016728707 1 a C1 Ge 2012142291 . : CB) «3 Ue To: PARIS JMWAVE _ 2026252234 yo, ne is FROM: DIRECTOR ; ee _ _ cour, WHA £ , - - ; | DEFERRED , - cphesi ut, SO ° ‘wo, VE, File, DDP WES , el 2; (iia he fu, SOD6| | rounne _ To " ine bcd Lesh hla wee ST Oe PA tae. MARS ote 3 ASPMUIR AA ot ” pres AR — PARI RAVE CITE DIR TYPIC aMLASH AMTRUSE 83150 REFS: A, UFGA 19569, 22 Jc! 1965 (NOT SENT PARI) B, PARI 8986 (I:i 71959) ¥ ker KybATe 7 Ze - 1, FOR WAVE: PLS SEE PARA 15 OF REF A. MRS. A-9° FEARS THAT AMTRUNK-9 WAS CAUGHT CARDENAS MATANZAS AREA 7 JAN MAY BE ALLAYED IF SHE SHOWN ARTICLE MIAMI HERALD 9 JAN WIIICH STATED FOUR PERSONS CAUGHT WHILE ATTEMPTING LAND 7 JAN AND SEVEN OTHERS WIRE BEING SOUGHT DUE ATTEMPT LAND. AS A=9 DEPARTED ON 21 DEC WITH ONLY TWO PERSONS SEEMS UNLIKELY DID NOT ARRIVE BEFORE 7 JAN OR THAT HE IN GROUP REFERRED TO. “9. aLso, CASTRO, CITED IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 29 JAN, SAID ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO LANDED FIRST WEEK JAN AND ALMOST IMMEDIATELY - SPOTYED AND REPORTED TO AUTHORITIES BY CUBAN FARMERS, THUS SEEMS LIKELY GROUP OF FOUR CAUGHT 7 JAN, AND SEVEN OTHERS SOUGHT, COULD BE PART OF WHAT CASTRO CALLED THE 20-30 MAN GROUP INFILTRATING ON! Ls ~ GUTIERREZ" ORDERS, So ton, : : ; 3h WAVE: WISH a IF MRS. 1.9 xaos wes OF 4:9%3 100 CHEER, ADVISE SEARER SI ‘mRAFFIC SINCE RAMES /PERSONS CAUGHT DURING LANDING PERIOD AND SHORTLY AFTER CITED THEREIN. Amis it -f fhe COCRDINATING OFFICERS ! ‘ caour 1 RELEASING OFFICER eette ee mate x ui |“ Mevricee 2 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PRO! \_JreD. Copy Ma, WA Bet aR ee tare teen . an ae 1 CONF: INFO + | 2ND PAGE iad + . + 4 t + : x 7 wks SITIO aie se a ORIG : : . ; . UNT = Leone CD INDEX SECRET eo : , DRO INDEX ee - - from: DIRECTOR “yo INFO citeor ZF 3/5 CG ; @6 Ne ras we. Seer emprrpemee 2 cera emer enreepentemesanssen tenes 2) 0 (CO ALE iN CS FILE NO. 4. VIEW ABOVE, SUGGEST WAVE MAY WISH ATTEMPT PEasuapsuasl 19 NOT TRY LOCATE A-9 VIA MRS. GPIDEAL 8 MEKI PRESIDENT UNTIL — AMLASH-1 AFTER RETURN CUBA OH 10 FEB HAS HAD TIME LOCATE A-9 VIA AMTRUMK-10, AS CITED REF B. IF CASTRO'S SERVICES STILL UNAWARE A9 'S POSSIBLE PRESENCE CUBA, MES. A-91S ATTEMPTS LOCATE HIM MAY os */ 5-5, FOR PARI: SINCE A-9 MAY HAVE BEEN CAUGHT, PLS ASK AMLASH@} “TELL AMTRUNK=10 NOT TRY LOCATE A-9 VIA ANY OF FOLLOWING WECM A-10_ 4 . MAY KNOW: FISHERMAN CANDIDO DIAZ IN CARDENAS AREA; PEDRO BARBI . 2 | (oR, BALBI) FEBLES, OWNER OF BATE MARINO RESTAURANT IN CARDENAS: © MARIO GIL GONZALEZ, DGI OFFICER HAVANA; JOSE VAZQUEZ MEREY AND THREE = ‘UNFAMED OTHERS (TWO OF WHOM ACSI AGENTS) ALL HIDING IM HOME OF GLORIA _ | CABRERA IN HAVANA; ALSO, GLORIA CABREAR HERSELF, AS MRS. A-9 HOES NOT TRUST HER SINCE GLORIA WITH REGIME UNTIL RECENTLY. MRS. A-9 | MISTED ALL ABOVE AS A-9'S PROBABLE CONTACTS ON TRIP. _ END OF MESSAGE | freee SVE WH/SA/MOB_ Ces Cin dn Dra c WE/3 ELE ; bas OFFICER soonpresins_oreess ° caters om retmat aur FicATING = { - SEGRET txctteaton Oreneen. ‘ hay ‘ Ua 2 REPRODUCTION ay OTHER THAN: THE ISSUING OFFIC” 5 ‘PROHIBITED: * Copy Nov e ‘ j ee _ Lod we ceed able
104-10234-10069.pdf
“\104-10234-10069 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | _ “ys : : : « , . . a * . . . ye a - \ | MESSAGE room @ ROUTING \. OG -W. WAENWRIGHT/d1 ec re: CRE T/Ryaar {_ ae MI/SA/EOB O nom i 76152 0D No nox CAE: AMO /E EB/19 C 10 \PARIS ROME Ol Fre IN €S FUE NO. 10 IMMEDIATE PARI peexetizibyerc YOBITE AMLASH MHAPRON REP: PART 8964 (IN 71838) ops For Gatyith oe ne ; 1. ACCORDING ROME 2136 (IN 40005) SUBJ REF IS BUENAVENTURA “R 180 ey, FRANCESCO (DELLUNDE) Y PUYANS, DPOB 12 DEC 08 SANZIAGO CUBA. CREDIT MANAGER ROME HILTON WITH WHOM ROME STATION IN INFREQUENT CONTACT UNDER ODACID COVER. ASSESSED AS WILLING AID KUBARK BUT EXPERIENCE 0 , date (MAR 64) INDICATED DOUBT THERE’ MUCH POTENTIAL PBRUMEN ops VALUE. aaa 2. ADOVE INFO CABLED IN RESPONSE FROB 7180 (IN 36061) WHICH REQUESTED TRACES VENTURA FP, DELLUNDE, CUBAN NATIONAL WIIO ASSOCIATED HILTON HOTEL ROME. SUBJ ABOUT 45 YEARS, FORMER VP CUBAN RAILROADS, ALLEGEDLY WELL CONNECTED CUBAN EXILES EUROPE. FAMILY FORTUNE SEIZED oo BY CASTRO GOVT, SUBJ FATHER DIED OF HEART ATTACK SHORTLY AFTER, MARRIED, ONE CHILD, FAMILY IN ROME WITH SUBJ, 3. OIRA-39287 DESCRIBES 16 JAN 65 ROME MEETING WITH SUBJ, BUNCE, ©, GROWERY, DURING WIICH SUBJ PROVIDED OPS LEADS AND INFO. LEFT KUBARKERS WITH EXCELLENT FIRST IMPRESSION. _ . _ “4. °° 4 NO OTHER HoS TRACES SUBJ REF. , . ww : ; “* 5. DEFER 70 ROME aNswen PERMYIMG QVESTIONS PARAS [2 REF END OF MESSAGE a ; cai 7 . : “coousiea INS orricens : ° cont. es . wae as MELEAsixe oFfican 2” 7? S EC RE T/RYBAT cote ae erriceanine . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy Na. wet Ak ie ae te 14-0000 whet MESSAGE FOrlI O4G, ; wa. Doo S EC RE T/RYUAT ‘prs (NO Invex 1 (0 mite IN CS FRE NO. DIRECTOR- Re | PAGE TWO 4 > a reemecine 8 apmaan nt ear yA L at Bec hana FO. Cond * ‘ ’ sre emer sows ; q ‘ ' ‘ : BG CaS PBA Ctl Sons at LNG Lanes ned she Bute a ote te WH/SA/EOB GZ 7ZI oo “io > WE/3. aa Lr Per ern ssmnamaarmcennnere sme yan CARE heat Te wE/4 yer hots VE/ _ . _. : _ J TW. Oe aa tr. WES, NAS Eryeion 18am Care NT ne a tp THOMAS F. THIELE ; . Daas a few Ot " pesycin FITZGERALD | oo, ogee MOND : C/VE/INT feo . . OORDIMATING CEFICERS oi ; seneazing orricer ; ~ . SECR E T/RYBAT { "ie an | _ Awrmrericariag nell - REPRODYCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE s$ PROHIBITED. - oor No ramet. some tote sae eetpe aegte © LT ae v i : 3 i, i i a Ehren
104-10234-10083.pdf
4.00000 ‘ (104-10234-10083) te em oe | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ; PIR CITE vey 7144 (Su85601 47 oN DESAI 2 YOBITE *MAPRON AMVORLD ae: 1. 30 NOV 64 AEN 16 AcouIRED FOLLOVING INFO Pros ARADO CMARTIUSZ) Y VIRELLESs a : ASSIFIED messace Tore. cores £0 . - a“ * : . ° . 7 . = a core a | # * SECRET = Oo eel | SECPET 1423152 . ag Ate WRA-MERY ACTIVE AT PRESENT AND SUPPORTED DY AND cooPERATs*:1 , WITH “taank. OVENTINOY OF CASTRO WOULD TAKE PLACE ANY TIME AFTE" grt ss, ; MANY IMPOPTANT PEOPLE VITHIN OOS ARE ENSAGED THIS CONSPIRACY. Cuma: - setNa INFILEGATED WITH HELP CASTRO'S OWN PEOPLE. LATTER ARS YAITING FoOu | REGHT TIKE START INTERIAL REVOLT, eee ree sc Be MARTINEZ TOLD BY MRR CONTACTS MOT BE SURPRISED IF VERY 7 “INPoaTant PERSON 3! CASTRO GOVT LEADS CUSAN UPRISING. NANE OF CFMY) he ~ MEJEYZAS WAS QUOTED as EXANPLE. (STA COMMENT: ALNRJEINAS PROZARLY | > EFYEnto CALNEJEIRAS ¥ DELGADO, 201250391). coy ; vi Ce BARTER VEALER WAR AND COORDINATOR FROM SATS AREA, HE THROUCHLY DZBRIEFED ABOUT NIS XMONLEDSE OF BAMES ARTA aY OTHER . ; “ma PERSONNEL.“ _ Ze MARTINZ Cretsy ns IronvaTioy SOURCE IS TUTO CALOMAD, COSTA COMMENT: ALOMA IS EPRENESTO CALOMAD SABA, 201- *297785, (TR NEMBER FRoM . TENTEL phen . aa 2 cts . ‘ . _ 7 Se 7 "gener PB ARS oe ey
104-10234-10088.pdf
14-00000 104-10234-10088 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . Foil . . . a a ne , [ef —7 | ona. W. wl Mercire/o1 MESSAGE FORM 3 | wer, Wit/SA/E0B Deon EC RE t/t ext . 6183 CO no oom - | oan; 27/JAN/1965 : ' . tO + JMHAVE PARIS toon (2eleins peo DDP Avd?r, c/we 2, cfc F Jere, VE LIE Dr ~ pa 2: E: ao wa ™~ avd a om . a an 4 rs Be we eth, oR REE a oy | a 3 ~~ WAVE ef: PARI . ma - | 3 -———---, 8056 5 " | neceypHWtByrc AMLASH MIAPRON AMGAB a a 4 | WEF: WAVE 7531 (IN 67600) ¥ _ mq OR . oad | “3.” CGNCUR ACTION PARA 3 REP, arn tt : i aye : moe | tyre 0“, Exp OF MESSAGE a ae ee a ! 7 “8 4 2 . eo, : Loe Lon s - 2 . ¥ ORTELA States Twewlee whe CowrheTe >” | : Hen Ma erm 4 Hotel Ehely FALL bY Be HALF dnt Awd Arnciny Ph a. 2” Wai/sa 008 CRETE. oe > WH/SA/moB tceiten , . ‘“WE/S__R. Pierre (telecon) HOE os Fated b AR, ] ss Trait (SA) ae ornsese 5 1-ite tT = ‘rarnesa™” STOO AR TION OY GINER THAN THLASSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. | . . Cosy ta
104-10234-10096.pdf
3 : | (104-10234-10096| | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ” “a wat 4, mw Ss . ce - - 1, ae SECRET | TAN: Rolando CUBELA Secades | | POSITION: Medical Doctor, Cndte. Cuban Aruy l i The Cardiovascular Department of Cudte. Fajardo | Hospital, Hewana, i al i ! LOCATION: Havana, Cuba | f 3 COMMO: 8/7 system, agent sending - £15136 carbon } | agent receiving - #56638 pills | | ACC Address: agent sending | ; Uses true first nase or any other first nave to | H AMMP/2 (whom he has known for number of years) if x Business Address (Rone , he Cavalfere Milton ; aa Jewelry Shep : ete Honte Mario i gf Rowe, Italy 4 EL. i a or Business Address (Geneva) : we. Ti hue Crespin : ty Geneva, Switzerland. i “) (Note: AMNIITP/2's business address is sane as { A home: expecta get office in Geneva this year.) | ij Upon receipt of any letter frou agent in true | | ‘ first nae or fros unknown Cuban in Havana, a ‘ AMMHIP/2 will forward same immediately to AMVIIP/1's i Pf business address in New York City. , i , ACC. Addresses, agent receiving: } Fi Srta Ernestina Acosta ("Ene" subject's forner : i Edif. #526, Apt. 8 secretary #8 is top St Esquina Calles 25 y H. fleor Apt. tel 303865) . Habana, Cuba ; Return address on letters to Acosta: Sr Jose Calderon per i Palace Hotel a Madrid, Espana i (Rnergency) : £} Virginia Secades (Subdject's uother) #i Calle 38 #122 sj Esquirna Avenida Zoologico Hy Alturas de Vedado 2| Havana. : a ; a : ! SECRET I EBA SNL. Senta Syecamrtbieue” Boy ng ar fatide Myotis 14-0000 — SECPET - =e - | vo ean probably arrange a means of contacting subject. " 7 e 2 | . oa -~ - £ 4 ‘ i a Letters to the Acosta Signed "Pepe” will . contain S/T; letters to the Acosta address d Signed "Luis" will be wi itten on S/¥ carbon . and indicate resupply of Sf aaterial. . os y NOTR: Subject can receive or seud S/W messages f # b/ owt using the AMTHUNK/10 S/W Systen. i NOTE: Euergency conno: 1f contact cannot be | | made through above systens, AMVHIP/1 in NYC ! { \ C/o: Wainwright (Foruerly) SAACHE2. RGU CTD Shar a ARN nett eN a tent eet eee terranes atbendesibandan Rite! : EADS os ae RR mney ae es eteeak SESPET oa :
104-10234-10101.pdf
14-00000 104-10234-10101 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | me 4 wo a3 : z . “4 . Tate, comics | a, Ljerr Fifiooner 4 GLASSIFILD KESSAGE 3s Eton & PROWISITED y SECRET : F 5 "un, FILE, wy o _eler ef fF 7 2. Cf n& : Sf£CRET 1822222 1S des S5 ik 62255: i DIR CITE WAVE 7247. "al 4 ny Y Mt ve wv 4 Saher YPIC AMTRUNK p Fe DESERSIHIE aie ai 3 hers a. wave 6us (C/A S250 a “4 B. WAVE 6877 (wy 64>) b et ae 6. DIR 75796 Bo eee . De WAVE cass 0” “5b Oo le SINCE FORWARDING REF D WAVE PRESSED INVESTIGATION SPONSORSHIP scat ek Rae, AMTRUNK=9 TRIP. FROM STATENENTS MADE SY WIFE ANTRUNK-9 TO ANICE=14 tate ened tis Ps AND IDES A, STATEMENTS FROM A-9 DIRECTLY 70 IDEN A AND WRITTEN NOTE FROM AMFAUNA=3 TO A-9, THERE SUBSTANTIAL CIRCUNSTAUTIAL EVIDENCE INDICATE ACSI INVOLVERENT, ON OTHER HAND, OH 15 UAH COS RCW; : _ CATEGORICAL DENIAL BY IDEN B, ACTING CO ACSI VAVE AREA, THAT = ; “ACSI OFFICIALLY PARTICIPATING IN ANY VAY AMTRUNK-9 INFIL. IDER B "DED ROT EXCLUDE POSSIBILITY INSUBORDIWATICH OR MISREPRESENTATION ON a 1B ie oalinian ">. PART AMFAUNA-3 AND/OR AGENT HANDLER “TORRES.” “JORGE” (SEE PARA 2 REF B) HAS SINCE IDENTIFIED HIMSELF TO 12S, A-9 AS "TORRES" "sig) WHICH SAME PSEUDO UNDER WHICH ACSI IDEMTIFIED AGENT HAWOLER IN ” GHARGE PRELIM DEBRIEFING A-9 RE FORMER ACSI SOURCE JOSE VASQUEZ — WEREY, - bee 18 14-0000 1 THEY NOT INVOLVED A-9 TRIP. MRS. A-S FIRMLY BELIEVES A-3 PAYMASTER “MAINTAINS SHE OVERHEARD CONVERSATION BETWEEN A~9 AND “TORRES CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | “ USE BEGIN PREPARATIONS FOR TRIP. THE MOTE CWAVE HAS COPY) INDICATED “ ADDITIOBAL” $206 FORTHCOMING. ae : 7 fe WORRIED BECAUSE A-3 PLAUMED “CONTACT HIN. AMFAUNA-3 BROKE ; ANTO CONVERSATIOR TO SAY “Wer PLANNED ENTIRE OP AND IT WOT. TRUE. “pSE PRONOUN "VE". shoe te _ sot * Sseale gee stot poets SECRET | wh 29 Grace apace - 2. AFTER “TORRES” UNANNOUNCED VISIT HONE A-3 13 JAN, WIFE A-3 a ew re we ee mr ee ae ee Fe i” . i. ee - : . . . : a ‘ 4 4 NOTED LICENSE PLATE NUMBER OF “TCRRES*" AUTOOSILE. PREFIX "633°- THIS LICENSE IDENTIFIED AS PLATZ BLOCKED AT STATE CAPITAL LEVEL FOR j COVERT LSE ODYCKE. og 3, SESPITE PROQIIS AND DIRECT ACCUSATION DY MRS, a-3, NEITHER 3 AMFAUNA=3 NOR “TORRES” ADMITTED TO HER FUNDS FOR A-9 TRIP CANE FROM“ “PENTAGON” WHICH AMFAUNA-3 TOLD (RS, A-9 “TORRES” REPRESENTS. 4 18 RECENT VISITS, A-3 AND "TORRES" ATTEMPTED CONVINCE MRS. a-9 a FOR FUNDS PROVIDED BY “TORRES” THROUGH PARENT ORGANIZATION. 4, AMFAUNA~3 CLAINS RAISED MONEY FROM FIRENDS BUT MRS. A-S IN WHICH “TORRES” TOLD A-9 HE COULD NOT SUPPORT HIM DIRECTLY BUT COULD PROVIDE FUNOS WHICH A-S COULD USE TO PREPARE TRIP. AMTRUNK*9 TOLD IDEN A AMPAURA-3 PROVIDED FuuoS FOR HIS TRIP \ WHICH STATEMENT ALSO SUPPORTED BY MRS. A-9. MRS. A-S HAS HOTE SHE CLAIMS WRITTEN BY AMPAUNA=3 TO A-9 WHERE A-3 MERTIONS SUM $586 FOR A-9 e* Se -° 7 JAN WIVE A-9 VISITED BY AMFAUNA-3 AND "TORRES". GIVING __—— - vate ree ereween mes coiaiad FALSE SOURCE, MRS. aes STATED SKE HEARD “AMTRUNK- 15 ARRESTED “AND “A-9 PLANNED CONTACT A-I5. “TORRES™ MaDE NO COMMENT AT. ‘A-3'S . t - ‘ 6 43 JAN VISIT IN WHICH “TORRES® CAM ALONE (SEE PARA 2), — 14-0000 Sts es inks __ ussite messace =, SECRET | S22 pace : YRS. A-9 MADE TwO specieie PROPOSALS 10 HI. SHE ASKED THAT SHOULD WORD BE RCVD FRON A-S THAT HE HIDIHG CUT, “TORRES” ORG ANIZATION® SEUD BOAT RESCUE HIM. OTHER REQUEST WAS IF DEFINITE CONFIRMATION ns CAPTURED, “TORRES* CAGARIZATION” NEGOTIATE HIS RELEASE THRU DIP ote CYANNELS. “TORRES TOLD RS. A-3 RE WOULD CONSULT HIS ORGANIZATION RE ABOVE. ‘ 7. FUNDS EXPENDED A-9 TRIP ESTIMATED CONSERVATELY APPROX $1458 INCLUDING $728 MENTIONED PARA 4 ABOVE; $202 EACH TO TwO FISHERYEN WHICH MRS. Ae9 CLAINS HER HUSBAND’ PAID; 58 GAL FUEL TANK AMTRUNK= 5 BOAT ESTIMATED $130; $41.03 REPAIR CUTBOARD MOTOR (A-9 HAD SHOWN THIS RECEIPT TO IDEN Ad; AND $188 GIVEN MRS. A-9 BY An3. ACCORDING “RS, A-9 BULK OF $722 SPEND FOR FUEL, FOOD FOR OWE wex AND OP ITENS PUR’ HASED LOCAL ARMY/NAVY STORE. A-5 SUPPLIED ONE rel RIFLE AND CHE Phe epaattwen ia aatwrin Rose tat a teens Sha onnen ane ere se ss aries Marade | Me} CARBINE BUT MRS. A-9 BELIEVES A-9 BOUGHT AMMO.” . "g, EARLIER ASSUMPTION BY HRS. A-9 OF KUBARK SPONSORSHIP APPARERTLY Flav ay AMICE-14 REPEATED DENIALS GP XUSARK-SACKED. NEITHER 5 Ae3 HOR “TORRES CLAIMED KUBARK CONNECTION BUT MRS. A~9 ORIGIRALLY ASSUMED IT FROM A-9 PREVIOUS KUBARK AFFILIATION. ALSO: VARIANCE BETWEEN STORY A-9 TOLD IDEK A AND ARS, A-9 STATEMENT RE TRIP cc) SPONSORSHIP, A-9 TOLD IDEN A FUNOS PROVIDED BY A-3 THRU KUBARK VNILE PRS. Aco MAINTAINS A-9 TOLD HER BOTH A-3 AND “TORRES™ WORKED ee NIT ELECT - eee ee ne tod . Mane so keene Maal UES del eet “FOR “PENTAGOR™. . - $e BOTH WAVE AND ACSI PRESSING IXVESTIGATION. WAVE SUPPLYING © PERTINENT CIRCUNSTANTIAL EVIDENCE AND ACSI SUPPLYING PHOTO OF =. AGENT “HANDLER "TORRES" « SECRE T + Bet MRL AE Lt . cari wc [SECRET = Fa TREE Se rarer ass 8 oe: oom etme — = oan in Torna Ts CS ah GOON Te FO ROME TH EEA IRE
104-10234-10102.pdf
14-00000 by 104-10234-10102 " tre | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | + ae > eo. a) PROCESSING ACTION _DISPATCH secret | ewan __DEPUTY CHIEF, WH/SA CK BO EROOTING CLQSED oso ONLY QUALIFIED {Sa CAN {UDGE EAODUNG — _— CHIEF OF STATION, JMWAVE ________ | pee WOFYPIC/ AMTRUNK/ MHAPRON OPERATIONAL : ARDIRG AMT RUNK=% N vird | Ur ACTON BLQUALD -REFMERS SED TO ACSI 19 JANUARY 1965 FY¥8 A. WAVE+7247 B. WAVE-7248 1. TRANSMITTED UNDER SEPARATE COVER VIA FLEXOWRITER JS A copy OF THE WAVE MEMO TO ACSI AS PRESENTED TO ACSI ON 39 JANUARY 1965. 2. THE '*CAS SOURCE’* MENTIONED THROUGHOUT THE MEMORANDUM 1S AMICE*14, THE **SUB-SOURCE'' IN PARAGRAPHS 11 THROUGH 14 AND THE 'SSUB-SOURCE'® IN PARAGRAPH 24 ARE THE SAME PERSON, IOEN A OF REFS. 3. LATER DEVELOPMENTS SINCE THE PASSING OF THIS MEMORANOUM ARE THAT BOTH THE WIFE OF AMTRUNK-9 AND AMICE-14 HAVE IDENTIFIED **JORGE'® AND '*TORRES'* AS THE SAME PERSON FROM A PHOTOGRAPH PRO- VIDED BY ACSI ANDO, PER PARAGRAPH 27, THAT THE WIFE OF AMTRUNK-9 {WHO NOW BELIEVES HER HUSBAND TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN PRISONERY 1S EXERTING PRESSURE UPON ACS! FOR ODYOKE TO NEGOTIATE THROUGH DIPLO- MATIC CHANNELS FOR HER HUSBAND'S RELEASE. REPORTEOLY, THE WIFE OF AMTRUNK-9 HAS ASKED FOR AND RECEIVED PERMESSION FROM '*TORRES*! TO WRITE A LETTER TO THE WIFE Gf GPIDEAL PLEADING HER HUSBAND'S CASE. ANDREW K. REUTEMAN ATTACHHENT = USC ; WAVE HEMO TO ACS! DATED 19 JAN 65 if / fh q _ Anars DISTRIBUTION BY TAPE 3 = OC/WH/SA W/ATT ache Tor wveat dowe-Prtieg ant Seles estise (CROGS REFERENCE TO DISPATCN SYMBOE AND NUMBER DATE UFGA- 22| JANUARY 1965 19569 CLASSIFICATION QS PLE NUMBER SECRET 201728707 ~ : spheer epeetaeeeeeiemmnatenetanallamenieneemntaeeneemmeteammememettitemmedmtemmnans sa: maineaaaillinenarnamemmnaareas ene se eee ne a eecteernmnemememnee +e Secerane Corteacansagemvennearese werereneengemenyee arte inet oo a . ‘ ot) i ‘ . / ue CONTINUATION OF ; CRRA CTS ER AND ME DISPATCH | SECRiT CRASSA CMS 'O UF GA=15565. PG 4 HEMCRANCUM FOR - ACSI, MIAMI SUBJECT - INFILTRATION (NTC CUBA BY MODESTC ORLANDO CACZCO BASULTO 1. AF ABOUT 1800 HOURS, 29 DECEMBER 1564, MRS. JOSEFINA LOPEZ ANGULO CE ORCZCC, WIFE OF MODESTO CRLANDO ORCZCO BASULTG AKA ''BEBO?', TELEPHONED A CAS SOURCE WHO HAS BEEN FRIENOLY WITH CRCZCC FOR SEVERAL YEARS. HRS. GROZCG ASKED THE CAS SCURCE TO VISIT KER AT HER HOME THAT EVENING. 2. THE CAS SOURCE ARRIVED LATER THAT EVENING. MRS. OROZCO ASKEO THE CAS SCURCi IF HE KNEW THAT HER HUSBAND HAO LEFT FGR CUBA, CAS SOURCE REPLIEO THAT HE HAD HEARD RUMORS TO THAT EFFECT. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE WAS VERY WORRIED ASGUT HER HUSBAND BECAUSE SHE HAD WOT NEARY A WORD FROM GR AGCUT Him SINCE HE Leer with 2 OTHERS & DAYS PREVICUSLY, CN 21 DECEMBER 196%. OROZCO HAD PLANNED TO RETURN [i A WEEK. MRS. GROZCO ASKED CAS SOURCE TO TRY TO FIND OUT SCMETHING A8CUT CROZCO THROUGH ''HIS FREENSS IN CUBA'', CAS SOURCE SAID THAT HE WOULD TRY SINCE HER HUSBAND HAD BEEN A GOCD FRIEND /OF WIS BUT THAT HE WOULD NEED SOME CETAILS OF THE PROPGSED TRIP Tc HELP HIM EN HES INVESTIGATIONS. 3. MRS. OROZCO SAITO THAT HER HUSBAND HAD GONE INTO CUBA TO RESCUE JOSE VASQUEZ NEREY AND 3 OTHERS WHO WERE HIDING IN THE: HOME OF AWOMAN NAMED GLORIA CABRERA WHO LIVEO AT NO.72 27TH STREET BETWEEN ‘ONT? AND '10'', APT. 3, VEDADO, HAVANA. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT THE ADDRESS HAD BEEN GIVEN TC CROZCO BY HORTENSIA ORIZONDO MENESES ACS? SCURCE NC. i80/. MRS. OROZCO ADDED THAT BOTH SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAD KNGWN GLORIA CABRERA IN THE STERRA MAESTRAS AND THAT SHE /MRS. CROZCO/ OID HOT TRUST HER BECAUSE **SHE HAD BEEN COMPLETELY WITH THE REGIME UNTIL GHLY A FEW KONTHS AGO**. &. HRS. GROZCO TCLO CAS SOURCE THAT HER HUSBAND HAO BEEN _VESUTED ABOUT FEVE TIMES BETWEEN MID-NOVEMBER AND MID-DECEMBER 1564 BY A PUERTO RICAN WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS '*JORGE''. IT WAS **JORGE'*, ACCORDING TO MAS. OROZCO, WHO TOLD HER HUSBAND CF THE PLIGHT OF JOSE VASQUEZ HEREY. DURIKG THE SECOND GR THIRD MEETING, *#JORGE’® MENTIONED THE NAME OF "*HCRTENSIA'*, LATER IDENTIFIED AS HORTENSIA ORIZONCO MENESES, AND, AGAIN ACCORDING TO MRS. CROZCC, ORIZONOO WAS FROM THAT TIME GROZCC'S CONTACT IN THE VASQUEZ AFFAIR. ALTHGUGH ‘'JORGE'? 01D NOT AT ANY TIME REPRESENT HIMSELF AS CIA, MRS. OROZCO ASSUMED THAT HE WAS SENT BY CHA. THIS ASSUMPTION SHE PASSED GN TO CAS SOURCE. '*JORGE'' NEVER HDENTIFIED THE CRGANIZA- TICN WHICH HE REPRESENTED BUT HE DID TELL MRS. CROZCO THAT HE WAS WOT FROM CIA, **JORGE'* DID, HOWEVER, CONTINUE TO REPRESENT HIMSELF AS HAVING OFFICIAL BACKING FROM THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. \ ‘HJGRGE** WAS DLSCRIBED AS 5* 6** TO 8", MEDIUM BUILD, DARK BROWN | SLICKED-BACK HAIR WITH NO PART, DARK BROWN EYES, CLIVE COMPLEXION, ABOUT 33 YEARS OLD, AND SPEAKING NEAR-PERFECT SPANISH. S. THE CAS SOURCE REMARKED THAT A TRIP OF THIS NATURE REQUIRED A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF MONEY AND SUPPLIES. WHO HAD HELPED OROZCO TO GET THE BCAT, TO EQUIP IT AND FUEL IT AND TO PROVIDE THE OTHER NECESSITIES? MRS. ORGZCO REPLIED THAT THE FINDING, EQUIPPING AND READYING OF THE BOAT HAD BEEN HER HUSBAND'S RESPONSIBILITY BUT THAT GRIZONCO HAD PROVIOLO THE FUNOS. 7/45 WILL BE SEEN BELOW, THIS ALLEGATICN THAT ORIZGNOO WAS THE PAYMASTER FOR OROZCG'S TRIP 41S SUPPORTED BY A SIMILAR STATEMENT BY ANOTHER CAS SUB-SOURCE TO WHOM OROZCO TALKED QUITE FREELY ABOUT A WELK BEFORE HIS DEPARTURE/. 7 Le Atte 14-00000 | . CONTINUATION OF CLASSIFICATION | CRSPRION SUE AND ML _. DISPATCH SECRET . ATT TG UFGA-19569 PG 2 : A NS 6. CAS SOURCE ASKED MRS. ORCZCO INTO WHICH AREA O10 HER HUSBAND INTEND TO INFILTRATE CUBA. MRS. CROZCG SAID THAT HE PLANNED TO GO INTO NCRTHEASTERN MATANZAS PROVINCE TO THE MARTI AREA WHERE HE HAD SEVERAL CCNTACTS WHO HAD HELPED HIM IN THE PAST. CAS SOURCE PRESSED FOR OTHER OETAILS OF THe ACTUAL SITE OF INFILTRATION BUT MRS, CROZCO PRCTESTED IGNORANCE OF FURTHER DETAILS. SHE SAID THAT SIE8 PUSEARD HAD WITH PEA An ST EXDEPTS! MAME SIMATEQ*? SHO KNEW THE ARCA COMPLETELY. /‘'MATEC'' WAS LATER JOUNTEFIED AS ALBERTO GONZALEZ ORTIZ. CAS FILES INDICATE THAT GONZALEZ HAS MADE A NUMBER CF CLANDESTINE TRIPS TG CUBA WHILE CCNTRACTING TO BRING QUT RELATIVES OF EXILES FOR MONEY. HIS REPUTATICN IS UNSAVCRY BASED UPON THE GENERALLY-ACCEPTEO FACT THAT HE HAS ACCEPTED LARGE SUMS OF. MONEY TO BRING FAMILIES CUT AND HAS FREQUENTLY FAILED TO HAKE GOCO.HIS PROMISES. IT 1S ALSO A CCMMCNLY-ACCEPTED FACT AHCNG THE EXILE FISHERMEN THAT GONZALEZ WILL NEVER UNOERTAKE SUCH A TRIP UNLESS HE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY PAID OR 1S COMPLETELY CERTAIN THAT THE MONEY WILL Be MADE AVAILABLE UPGN HIS RETURN/. 7. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT SHE DID NCT KNCW THE NAME OF HER HUSBAND'S INTENDED PRIMARY CCNTACT IN. THE MARTI AREA. SHE MENTIONED GNE "*CANDIDG'' DJAZ, A FISHERMAN, AND ONE PEDRO BARBI, THE CWHER OF THE BATE MARINO RESTAURANT 2H CARDENAS, OROZCG HAD TCLS HIS WIFE THAT HE INTENDED TO SEE THESE PERSGHS TO HELP HIM WITH ‘RANSPCRTATION TG HAVANA AND TO PROVICE HIM WITH FUNDS /MRS, GROZCO CONTENDS--AND iT tS A SORE POINT WHTH HER-=-THAT OROZCO LEFT WITH ORLY A FEW COUNTERFEIT PESOS/, CNCE IN HAVANA, GROZCO PLANNED TO GO FIRST TO THE HOME OF MARIO GIL GONZALEZ sHIS PATRONYMIC HAS ALSO BEEN SPELLED *PHILL''/, FROM THERE, OROZCO PLANNED TC GO DIRECTLY TO THE ADDRESS OF THE CABRERA WOMAN WHICH HE HAD RECEIVED FROM OREZONDO, PICK UP VASQUEZ AND GROUP AND LEAVE. 8. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT HER HUSBAND TOLD HER THAT NE WOULO SENO A TELEGRAM TO HER AS SOON AS HE REACHED HAVANA SAFELY, SHORTLY BEFORE HIS DEPARTURE, HE WOULD SEND ANOTHER CABLE IN PRE-ARRANGED CODE TO §NOICATE THAT HE WAS ON HIS WAY GUT. MRS, OROZCO WAS THEN TO CALL: ORIZCNOG WHO WAS TO ARRANGE AN AIR SEARCH FOR THE BOAT. /AS LATER TOLO BY MRS. CROZCO, ENCLUSICN OF THE WORD '"BIEN'* /GOOD, iN A CABLE INDICATED THAT OROZCO WAS SAFE IN HAVANA. INCLUSION OF THE WORD '*SALIO'' /LEFT OR OEPARTED/ WOULD INDICATE THAT HE WAS ON HIS WAY OUT. 9. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT ORIZONDO HAD CALLEO HAVANA CN 30 DECEMBER 1964, PRESUMABLY TO THE CABRERA WCMAN'S HOME. VASQUEZ HIMSELF HAD AHSWEREO THE PHONE AND STATED THAT THERE WAS NO NEWS FROM OROZCO OR FROM ANYONE ELSE. VASQUEZ AND THE GROUP WERE STILL WAITING FOR CONTACT. 40. CAS SOURCE ASKED MRS. OROZCO HOW MUCH MONEY OROZCO HAD LEFT BEHIND FOR HER SUPPORT. SHE REPLIED THAT HER HUSBAND HAD LEFT $50.00 BUT THAT HE HAD TOLO HER TO RE-CONTACT ORIZCNDO IF SHE SHOULD NEED MORE. ti. A CAS SUB-SCURCE REPORTED THAT OROZCO HAD COME TO HIS HOME ON 32 DECEMBER ANO HAD TOLD HIM THAT HE PLANNED TO GO TO CUBA + TO RESCUE VASQUEZ. OROZCO SHOWED SUB-SOURCE A RECEIPT FOR 41.00 FOR REPAIR TC AN OUTBOARD MOTOR. ORGZCC SAID THAT THE BCAT WAS NOT FAST BUT QUITE SEAWORTHY. OROZCO SAID THAT ORIZONDO HAD PAID THE BILL FOR THE MOTOR REPAIRS AND HAD PROVIDED THE OTHER NECESSARY FUNDS. ORCZCO NAMED ORIZCNOO AS A PERSON WHOM HE /CROZCO/. HAD BROUGHT OUT GF CUBA AND WHO HAD KORKED $N CUBA UNDGR ONE DAVTO CABEZAS, AS REPORTED BY SUB-SCURCE, GROZCO TOLD HIM THAT GRIZONDO HAD TOLD HIM CF VASQUEZ" DANGER AND ASKED FOR HIS HELP IN RESCUING HIM. GCROZCO TOLD SUB-SOURCE THAT HE HAD REPLIED THAT HE-WCULD OO ANYTHING TO HELP HIS FRIEND VASQUEZ BUT THAT HE WANTED TO KNOW WHO THE PEGPLE WERE BEHIND HER /OREZCNOC/. GRIZCNDG HAD REPLIED THAT SHE WAS GOING TO PUT HiM IN TCUCH WITH A PERSCN WHC SPOKE FLUENT SPANISH BUT WAS NOT. CUBAN. THES WAS ''JORGE'' AND FRGM WHAT SUB- SOURCE IS ABLE TO RECONSTRUCT CROZCO MET ''JORGE'' IN A BAR ON FLAGLER STREET CN THURSCAY MORNING, 10 DECEMBER 166%. ,HERE THE A wir! a a SUB OLR 5 3 6 ARIA . A Re LE te slate ry D CLASSIFICATION " L] comes ee re ee ee ee NETS een ae eee te es A A Ce SR GN RR en AN tt cet angen: (tare ease! Maubntinse Gn men wee i eae 14-0000 CEASE CAT Ce . ha . CONTINUATION OF - : OISPATCH SECRET MRS. ORCZCO TOLD CAS SCURCE/. $2. OROZCO TOLO SUB-SGURCE THAT GRIZONDO HAD ScT UP THE MEET- ING FOR WESNESDAY MORNING, 3 OECEMBiR, WITH THE TWO PERSONS WHC WOULD ACCOMPANY HIM CN THE TRIP. CPROZCG MET THEM CN FLAGLER STREET AT A SPECIFEC CCRNER WHICH CRCZCO DIO NOT MENTION TG SUB-SCURCE, 13. OROZCC SAIO THAT HE HAD ASKED FOR A RECEIVED $490.00 FOR EACH MEMBER CF THE CREW s47f $3 UNCLEAR WHETHER CROZCO ACTUALLY RE- CENVED THES SUM CF MONEY FOR HIMSELF AS WELL, PLUS A PRCHIESE TO TAKE CARE OF ALL CF THEIR FAMILIES FF THEY DID NOT RETURK. th. OROZCO CALLED SUB-SOURCE BY TCLEPHONE LATE Of THE UVENING OF §& DECEMBER TC TELL HIM THAT HE WAS "ON HIS WAY TO THE KEYS!" OROZCO TOLD SUS-SOURCE THAT THE ARRANGEMENTS FCR THE MCNEY AND THE ASSURANCES TO TAKE CARE OF THE FAMILIES HAD BEEN AGREED UPON | $5. AT A SECOND MEETING BETWEEN MRS. ORCZCO AND CAS SCURCE ON 8 JANUARY, MRS. OROZCC TOLD CAS SCURCE THAT SHE HAD COME INTO THE POSSESSIGN GF SCHE INFORMATION FROM AN UNNAMED FISHERMAN WHO HAD RECENTLY COME OUT OF CUBA. THIS INFORMATION INDICATED THAT 3CVERAL ARRESTS HAD BEEN MADE JN THE SAME AREA IN WHICH HER HUSBANO INTENDED TO INFILTRATE. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT SHE HAD ALSO HEARD A RADIO BROAOCAST THE DAY BEFORE, 7 JANUARY, STATING THAT & IRF ILTRATCRS HAD BEEN PICKEO UP IN THE CAROENAS/MATANZAS AREA OF MATANZAS PROVINCE. MRS. OROZCO HAD CALLED CREZONDO AND INSISTED UPON SEEING ''JUCRGE! TG GIVE THIS INFORMATION TO HIM PERSONALLY. 16. '"'JCRGE'' AND ORIZCNDO ARRSVED AT HER HOME ABCUT 20C0 HGURS, 7 JANUARY. MRS. ORCZCO SAiD THAT SHE TCLOD ‘* JORGE! THE ENFORMATION ABOUT ARRESTS IN THE AREA ANO MENTIONED A PERSON RAMED **PEOROS®, BRS. CROZCO SAIO THAT '*JCRGE'' HAD PRICKED UP HIS EARS AT THE MENTION OF THE NAME ''PEDRO''. ‘"'JORGE'' ASKED MRS. CROZCO THE LAST NAME OF ''PEDRO'', MRS, CRCZCG REPLIED THAT SHE DID ROT KNOW. ‘' JORGE’! ASKED WHAT BUSINESS THIS '*PFDRO'* WAS IM. MRS. OROZCO SAD THAT SHE THGUGHT THAT '*PcDRO** CWNED A RESTAURANT IN CARDENAS, MATANZAS PROVINCE. ACCORDING TO MRS. ORCZCO, '*JORSE®® THEN IDENTIFIED "*PEDRO'' AS PEDRO BARBI s/CR BALBI/ FEBLES AND SAID THAT BARBI DID NOT ''WCRK WITH THE AMZRICANS**® OR WITH AKY ORGANIZATION BUT THAT HE HAD HELPED MANY PEOPLE. MRS, GROZCO SAIO THAT. THIS PHECE OF NEWS WORRIED HER GREATLY BECAUSE HER HUSBAND ‘HAD TOLD -HER HE INTENDED TO CONTACT THIS PERSCNH. ACCORDING TC MRS. OROZCO, ORIZONDO THEN BROKE INTO THE CONVERSATION TO DECLARE THAT ‘SWE * / PRESUMABLY MEANING SHE AND ''JORGE''; HAD CONE ALL THE PLANNING FOR OROZCC'S TRIP AND THAT CRGZCO WAS NOT SUPPOSED To CCNTACT BARBI ACCORDING TO THIS PLAN. MRS. GROZCO REPCRTEO THAT '*JORGE** OFO NOT COMMENT ABOUT ORIZCKDO'S USE CF THE TERM ' were, 17. THE LICENSE NUMBER OF THE AUTOMCBILE IN WHICH ** sORGET® AND GRIZCNDG ARRIVES WAS NOTED AS A NEW YORK PLATE, BU-5523. THE CAR WAS DESCRISED AS A LARGE FIAT. THIS LICENSE NUMBER WAS TRACEO AND IT WAS REPORTED BY THE NEW YORK MOTCR VEHICLE AUTHCRITIES THAT §T WAS REGISTERED TO ONE LEWIS BURNS, 75 EAST PARADE AVENUE, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. THE ONLY OTHER INFORMATION AVASLABLE FROM THE MOTOR VEHICLE RECGRDS INDICATED THAT BURNS WAS BCRN 13-10-98, THAT HE WAS RETIRED AND THAT THE AUTOMCBILE REGISTERED UNDER THIS NUMBER HAD BEEN A 1950 BUICK, MRS. GROZCO SAID SHE THCUGHT THAT THIS WAS THE SAME CAR **JCRGE'' HAD USED ON PREVIGUS VISITS. 3B. MRS. OROZCO SHOWED CAS SCURCE A NOTE WHICH MRS. OROZCO IDENTIFIED AS HAVING BEEN WRITTEN BY GRIZONDO TO HER HUSBAND “SSEE ATTACHMENT A/S. THE NCTE WHICH WAS NOT DATEO STATED THAT THE -ACCOMPANYING 5500.00 WAS FOR OROZCO TO USE TC BEGIN PREPARATICNS FOR HIS TRIP. ANGTHER $200.06 WAS FCRIHCCMING BUT SHE ADVISED . t ~ at - ot ee aoe + Deaeyiew CONTINUATION OF SSirecaNione Seen en nm meen DISPATCH SECRET “ “UFGA*TIS6T PG OROZCG NOT TO TELL THES TO *'LOS MUCHACHOS’', PRESUMABLY OROZCO'S CREW MiMBERS. THE NOTE MENTICHLO A PERSGN ANMEO '*4LNC'!' AND ALSO P'JCRGE**. MRS. CROZCO SAID SHE DID NOT THINK ORIZCHOO REALIZED THAT SHE JMS. ONCZCOs WAS STILL IN POSSL5Si0% CF THIS NOTE. 19. MRS. OROZCO REPORTED THAT GRIZCNDG HAD RETURNED To HER HCUSE THE MCRHSHG AFTCR HER VISIT WITH *'JGRGE'!. HRS. GROZCO SAID THAT GRIZONDC HAD BEEN VERY WATCHFUL AND THAT IT SEEMLO TC RRS, OROZCC THAT THE PUAPOSE GF CRIZCHDO'S TRIP WAS TO ATTEMPT TO WHITL- WASH ''JURGE** OF ANY CGNHECCICN WITH ORCZCO'S TREP, / THIS bNFORMATICN WAS VOLUNTEERED FREELY TO CAS SGURCE AS aN O8SERVATION OF MRS. OROZCOs/. URIZCNDO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT ''JORGE** HAD ONLY COME BLOWG WITH Hee THE paruyons CVLiGhG SLSAUSE HE WAS IKTEREST- ED $N WHAT HAD HAPPENCLO TO OROZCO AND THAT HE §*JORGE'! HAO HAD NOTHING WHATEVER TO 0G WITH ORCZCO'S TRIP. MAS, OROZCO REMINOED ORIZONOC THAT IT HAD BLEIN '*JORGE*® WHO HAD’ ORIGINALLY CCHE To SEE OROZCO TO TELL HIM ABOUT VASQUEZ'S PLIGHT AND THAT **JCRGE'! Hap VISITED OROZCO SEVERAL TIMES THEREAFTER, HEW WAS IT POSSIBLE THAT '8JORSE'* HAD NOTHING TC OG WITH CROZCC'S TRIP, ASKED MRS. GROZICO, CRIZCROO PROTESTED THAT **yCRGE «8 WAS ONLY INVOLVED IN TRYING To GET INFCRMATION ABOUT VASQUEZ. 20. MRS. CROZCO REMARKED SCMETHING TO THE EFFECT THAT SHE DID NOT KNOW IF ORIZONDO CONSIDERED HER A COMPLETE FOOL SUT SHE /URS . OROZCC/ KNEW THAT SUCH A TRIP REQUIRED A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY, AT LEAST 310G0.00, AND THAT SHE WAS CERTAIN THAT ORIZONDO CiD NOT HAVE THAT KIND CF MONEY OF HER CWH. ORIZONDG REPORTEDLY REPLIEO THAT SHE HAD RAISED THE MONTY FROM FRIENDS. MRS. ORCZCO PERSISTED AND STATEO THAT SHE WAS COMPLETELY SURE IN HER OWN MIND THAT tT HAD BEEN ** THIS GENTLEMAN JORGE’' WHO HAD SUPPLIED THE HONEY. ORIZONOO DID NOT ANSWER, /SEE PARA 26 BELGW IN WHICH MRS. : OROZCO CLAIMED TO HAVE CVERHEARD A CONVERSATION BETWEEN '' JORGES? . AND GROZCO IN WHICH ''JSGRGE** STATED HE COULO NCT SUPPORT OROZCO’S TRIP DIRECTLY BUT COULD SUPPLY FUNDS; . 21. HRS. OROZCO TOLD GRIZONDO THAT SHE WAS STILL UNCERTAIN OF **JORGE'S'' CREDENTIALS. MRS. GROZCO TCLD GRIZGNOO THAT HER HUSBAND HAD HAD GREAT TRUST IN ORIZGNDC ANO SHE /MRS. OROZCC/ REALIZED THAT ANYTHING OR#ZONDO WAS INVOLVED IN WAS TO HER HUSBAND'S BEST ADVANTAGE BUT AT THE SAME TIME SHE COULD NOT BRING HERSELF TO FEEL THE SAME CONFIDENCE IN '* yoRGET! AS SHE FELT 1N ORIZONDO. GRIZONGO TOLD MRS. CROZCO THAT ''s0RGES? WAS NCT CUSAN BUT PUERTO RICAN, AN AMERICAN CITIZEN WHO WORKED FOR THE '*PENTAGGN!* , OREZONOO SAID THAT SHE HERSELF Was NOT ACTIVELY WCRKING FOR THE *'PENTAGON'! ANY LONGER BUT THAT THERE ARE TIMES WHEN HER FORMER EMPLOYERS NEEO HELP AT WHICH TIMES THEY CALL UPON HER /OREZCNDOs . MRS. OCRCZCO SAID THAT HER HUSBAND HAD TOLD HER THAT BOTH ORIZONDO AND "‘'JORGE** WORKED FOR THE *'PENTAGCN'*, ; 22. ORIZGNDO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT SHE WOULD PROVIDE TO MRS. OROZCO ANY MONEY THAT SHE NEEDED To SUPPORT THE FAMILY. ON 4 CR 5 JANUARY, CRIZONDO HAD GIVEN MRS. GROZCO $100.00 TO PAY HER RENT /FGR WHICH SUM MRS. ORCZCO OID NOT SIGN A RECENPT/. ORIZONDO ALSO H TOLO MRS. OROZCO THAT ' "JORGE! WOULD BE QUT GF TOWH FOR AN UN- SPECIFIED PERIOD, 23. OROZCNDO PAID MRS. OROZCO ANOTHER VISIT ON 14 JANUARY, ; ACCORDING TC HRS. CROZCC, ORIZCNDO NOW CLAIMED THAT NEITHER SHE ‘ NOR _*'JORGE’' HAD HAD ANYTHING TO DC WITH OROZCO'S TRIP, THAT IN ; FACT THEY HAD BOTH TRIED TO TALK HIM GUT CF MAKING THE TRIP, 24. NOTHER SUB-SCURCE PAID A SOCIAL VISIT TO MRS, CROZCO ON THE EVENING CF 11 JANUARY. MRS. CROZCO SHCWEO THIS SUB-SOURCE THE SAME NOTE WHICH INDICATEO THAT CREZCNOG HAD GIVEN CRC2CO 4500.00 FOR THE INITIAL PREPARATICNS FOR HIS TRIP. MRS. ORCZCO TOLD THIS 8 ee CLASSIICATION PAGE NO. Form mJ se 530 USE PREMIOUS EDTMON. 14-00000 CLASSIFICATION Fors | 559 53a USE PREVIOUS EDNON. CLASEFICATION "CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SUB-SOURCE THAT BOTH GRIZCHNCO AND ''JCRGE** WORK FOR THE PENTAGON AND ALSO MENTEICNED ORIZGNCO'S VISITS ON & AND 11 JANUARY IN WHICH CREIZGNOO ATTCMPTED TG DISCLAIM ANY PART FCR HERSZLF GR ''JGRGE'* IN OROZCTC'S TRIP. 3. GROZCO TOLD THIS SUB-SCURCE THAT 3iit WAS GCING © TO PUT PRESSURE UPON THESE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PENTAGGN /GRIZONDO AND **JORGE''; TO LETHER GET HER HUSBAND OUT OF CUBA GR FAILING THAT Te BUY HIM OUT. 25. ‘'#JORGE** PAID AN UNANNOUNCED VISIT TO MRS. GROZCO ON 13 JANUARY. DURING THIS VISIT, HE CONFIDED TG MRS. CRCOZCG THAT HIS HAME WAS NOT ''JCRGE*® SUT *'TGRRES'*. **TORRES'! SAID THAT HIS ORGANIZATION HAD NOT BEiN INTERESTED §N VASQUEZ BUT 8H TWO AGENTS /HE USED THE TERM 'SAGENTES''/ WHO WERE IN HIDING IN THE SAME HOUSE WITH VASQUEZ. AT WHICH POINT MRS. CROZCO ASKED ''TGRRES** HGW HE HAPPENED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS IF HIS CLAIM WERE TRUE THAT HE HAD NOTHING TO OG WITH HE® wucBANOPS TRIP, FFTORAEC#« Mane Me Rept y, ACCORDING TO MRS, OROZCC, 26. MRS. CROZCC THEN CCMMENTED THAT SHE KNEW FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE HOW OMFFECULT IT WAS TO RAISE EVEN A FEW HUNORED OCLLARS IN THE EXILE COMMUNITY. SHE SAID THAT SHE KNEW CRIZCNDO DID NOT HAVE THE $1060.00 GR MORE WHICH HAD BEEN SPENT FOR HER HUSBAND'S TRIP. THIS LED HER TO THE CONCLUSION, MRS. GROZCG SAID, THAT ''TORRES!? AND HIS ORGANIZATION HAD SUPPLIED THE FUNDS. AGAIN THERE WAS NO REPLY FROH ''TCORRES'', ;CH 11 JANUARY 1964, MRS. GROZCO TOLO SAME CAS SCURCE MENTICNED IN INITIAL PARAGRAPHS THAT SHE HAD CVERHEARD A CONVERSATION BETWEEN HER HUSBAND ANO ''TCORRES'' A WEEK OR TWO BEFORE GROZCO'S DEPARTURE §$N WHICH **TORRES'! TOLD ORGZCO THAT HE COULD NOT SUPPORT HIS TRIP '*DIRECTLY'* BUT COULD PROVIOE MONEY WHICH ‘OROZCO COULD USE TO MAKE HIS OWN PREPARATIONS/. 27. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE HAD HAD TWO SPECIFIC PROPOSALS TO BRING UP TO ‘'TORRES''. ONE, THAT IF WORO WERE RECEGVED FROM HER HUSBANO THAT HE WAS STILL HIOING.OUT, '*TORRES* '* ORGANIZATION SEND A.BOAT IN TO HELP HIM EXFILTRATE. THE OTHER WAS THAT IF IT BECAME CONFERMED THAT HER HUSBAND WAS A PRESONER, ''TORRES? #¢ ORGANIZATION NEGOTIATE FOR HIS RELEASE THROUGH DIPLGMATIC CHANNELS, AS PART OF THIS LAST PRCPCSAL, MRS. CROZCG SUGGESTED THAT SHE BE PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT MONEY TG TRAVEL TC MEXICO TO TAKE UP HER HUSBAND'S CASE PERSONALLY WITH THE PRESTOENT OF MEXICO. '**TORRES*! SASD THAT HE HAD TO TAKE THE MATTER UP WITH HIS ORGANIZATION. *STCRRES'' RE-EMPHASIZED THAT HE PERSONALLY HAD HAD HCTHING TO DO WITH HER HUSBANDS TRIP. HE WAS STILL ATTEMPTING TO USE ALL THE RESOURCES AT HIS COMMAND TO FIND OUT WHAT HAD HAPPENED TO OROZCO AND WHILE HE WAS VERY SCRRY ABOUT HER HUSBANO'S MISFORTUNE, HE STATED THAT iT HAO BEEN CROZCO'S OWN DECISIGN TO GO ON THIS TRIP. 28. UPON LEAVING, MRS. ORGZCC TOOK NOTE OF THE LICENSE NUMBER ON **TORRES' ** BLACK VOLKSWAGEN. SHE ASSUMED BUT COULO NOT BE CERTAIN THAT IT WAS A FLORIDA LICEHSE PLATE, NC.6801304 OR 680 1354, ACCORDING TO A CAS! INVESTIGATICN, THE PREFIX *'68p!! REPRESENTS A PLATE BLOCKED AT THE TALLAHASSEE LEVEL FGR THE COVERT USE OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. 29. ORIZONDO VISITED MRS. ORGZCO LATER THAT SAME EVENING OF 13 JANUARY. SHE SEEMED SURPRISED TO LEARN THAT '"JORGE'* HAD VISITED MRS. OROZCO EARLIER THAT DAY. ORIZONOO ATTEMPTED TO CON- VINCE MRS. OROZCO THAT THE ''JORGE'' HENTICNEO 'N A NOTE SHE HAD LEFT FGR ORCZCO WAS CNE JORGE MAYO /CR MALLO/ CAROCSO, A FRIEND OF OROZCO'S EN THE REBEL-ARMY-IN-EXILE GRGANIZATICN **EJERCITO LIBERTADOR'* TO WHICH ANOTHER CLOSE FRIEND OF CROZCC'S, JOSE LOPEZ LEGON AKA ‘'PEPE EL TORO'!' BELGNGS. MRS. GRGZCO REMARKED TC OR!IZONDO THAT SHE DID NCT KNCW HOW STUPID GRIZONDO CCGNSIDERED HER TO BE BUT THAT SHE WAS COMPLETELY CERTAIN THAT THE *'JORGE**® MENTEGNED ON THE NOTE WAS THE SAME ""JORGE*® WHO HAD VISITED HER-AND HER HUSBAND. MRS. OROZCO ALSO TOLD ORIZCNOG THAT ''JORGE'* HAD TCLD HER THAT HIS NAME WAS **TORRES**, ORIZONDO CONFIRMED THAT THIS WAS HIS NAME. : C SOnTNveD | 1-00000 , : x ‘ Classica non yw ¢ "CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET A «_ EM ATTEMPTING TC RE-CONSTRUCT HOW MUCH HONEY WAS SPENT TO PREPARE THE BOAT AND EQUIPMENT FCR GROZCO'S TRIP, IT APPEARS LIKELY THAT GROZCO WAS EXAGGERATING WHEN HE SAID THAT HE HAD ASKED FCR AND RECEIVED 5490.09 FCR £ACH MEMBER OF THE CREW. MRS. GROZCO HAS STATED THAT OROZCO HAD GIVEN THEM EACH $20C .00 AND SHE THOUGHT BUT - WAS NOT COMPLETELY CERTAIN THAT HE HAD LATER GIVEN EACH CF THEM AN ADDS TIONAL UNSPECIFIED SUM, STARTING WITH THE FIGURE GF $700.00 WHICH 55. HLNTEICHEO 4N THE ATTACHED NOTE FRCM CRIZONDG, IT APPEARS SAFE TO SAY THAT MOST IF NCT ALL GF THAT aUM WOULD HAVE BEEN PAID OUT FOR FUEL /4T LEAST 50 GALLONS SINCE (T HAD BEEN A 50-GALLCN TANK WHICH HAD EXPLODED AND HAD TO BE REPLACEDs, FCCO FOR ONE WEEK, THE ITEMS /KNIVES, PGNCHOS, CANTEENS, FATIGUE UNTFORMS, AMMUNITICN, ETC./ WHICH MRS. OROZCO CLAIMS GROZCO BCUGHT IN AN ARMY/NAVY STCRE PLUS OTHER MISCELLANEOUS BOAT 1TEM3, 400 TO THIS $700.00, THE $290.00 APIECE FOR THE TWO FISHERMEN WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN MORE/, THE 200 FCR THE REPA PEOLACE THE SS Gatic $3. OROZCO . IVE ONE AT THAT/ AMCUNTS TO APPROXIMATELY 1341.00. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT SHORTLY BEFORE HER HUSBANO'S OEPARTURE, ONLY $125.00 REMAINED OF THE INITIAL SUH. THE BALANCE GF 5 ENT FOR MOTEL ROCMS IN THE KEYS AND FOR OTHER LAST-MINUTE PURCHASES. THE ONLY ITEMS FURNISHED To OROZCO, ACCOROING TO HES WIFE, WERE AN Mel RIFLE AND AN M-l CARBINE WHICH GRIZONDO HAD GIVEN HIM /HRS. OROZCO THOUGHT THAT THEY HAD HAD TO BUY THE AMMUNITICN FOR THESE WEAPCNS/, AND A PESTOL OF UNIDENTIFIED MAKE BY LAUREANO BATISTA FALLA OF THE MOC /CHRISTIAN DEMGCRATIC MOVEMENT/ WHO ALSO GAVE OROZCO A MEANS OF ENTREE TO THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR IN CUBA IF HE SHCULD RUN INTC UNFORESEEN OLFFICULTIES. OROZCO ALSO BOUGHT OR RECEIVED FROM SOME UNNAMED SOURCE AN UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF COUNTERFEIT PESOS, 34. AS ATTACHMENT 8 TO THIS MEMORANDUM, A COPY OF ANOTHER NOTE FROM ORIZCNDO TCO OROZCO RECOMMENDING AN INCIVIOUAL BHO CCULD PROVIDE A BOAT FCR HIS INFILTRATION 1S APPENDED FOR YCUR REFERENCE. THES INDIVIDUAL 15 BELIEVED TO BE ACS# SOURCE No. 693. 32. CAS WOULD APPRECIAT PARTICULARLY AS THESE CONTA ST '" JORGE! AND ORIZCNDO. yf AND '* TORRES! ARE ONE AND THE SAME, IT 1S TIGATION INTO THE LOENTITY OF THIS INDIVIDUAL IS UNNECESSARY, sco 530 USE PREVIOUS Eom. (an 1400000 £2: MEA ALCP aie Le Hed 2 SRBOELA ARI eb orien cone, een IS tate ayy see AERO Fae ae a » 1, CONTINUATION OF CASPETOM SUMEOR AS te EER ATT A TO UFGA-19569 PG 6 CLAS SUNCA TON SECRET ~ + DISP. BEBO - 1 AM LEAVING YOU $500 SO THAT YOU CAN GO TO SEE ALDO EARLY AND BEGIN THE PREPARATICNS. TONIGHT § WILL HAVE $200 MORE AND § WILL TRY TO CBTAIN THE REST. FIND OUT JF THEY CBTAINED SOME MONEY, 1 DION'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BUT IT WCULD BE CONVENIENT ANYWAY. week WAG HERE TONIGHT. YCU CAN COME TOHORRCW NIGHT TO ARRANGE ALL HE COTAILS. TAKE CARE OF THE TANK AS YOU THINK 1S BEST. SINCE YOU ALREADY PAID FOR IT, YOU CAN PICK IT UP AND TELL THE BOYS THAT OUE TO THE BAD WEATHER IT IS BEST TO WAIT. {N ORDER TG AVOID HAVING THE "'RUMOR'* SPREAD DOWN FLAGLER STREET, § DON'T THINK IT IS CONVENT ENT TO SAY ANYTHING ON THIS OTHER MATTER TC THE EDYS UNTIL LATER ON, THINK ABOUT IT AND SEE WHAT IS BEST ON THIS HATTER, rons sea 53a USE PREVIOUS EOTmION, ; [J 400000 Die Rast shes Cette eae eet ie eee nN va Pet pen de ty “pe . et CLASSINCATION DrSPATOH SYMEOL AND WUMEEER * " CONTINUATION OF -*___ DISPATCH SECRET ATT B TO UFGA-19569 BESO - ne X\ { CAME TO SEE YOU BECAUSE § HAD TO SPEAK TO YOU. 1 DON'T KNCW HGW MUCH PROGRESS YCU HAD IN THE NFGCTIATIONS, BUT | WANTED TO TELL YCU THAT 1 HEARD GF A MAN, HUMBERTO VERGARA, CALLED VERGARITA. HE WAS RECCMMENDED TO ME AS A VERY SERICUS PERSCH, AND IT 4S SAID THAT HE HAS A BOAT READY TO SAIL. MAYBE YCU KXCW HIM. AS | CAWNCT SEE YOU OR DO ANYTHING DURING THE DAY, | MADE THE FOLLCWING ARRANGEMENTS TO SAVE TIME. 1 TOLD HIM TO GO 76 THE FLAGLER BRIDGE, TCWARDS OCWNTCWN AND TO STOP CN THE LEFT St0E NATURALLY GOING TOWARDS DCWNTCWNs AT 1200 NOON. YOU CAN THEN APPROACH HIM AND ASK HIM IF HE £S VERGARITA, AND YCU IDENTIFY YGURSELF AS MARQUIES. HE 1S A YCUNG MAN, HAS CNE TCOTH MISSING, SF YOU THINK HE 1S GOOD, SPEAK TO HIM, FIND OUT WHAT HE HAS AND HOW MUCH HE ASKS FOR THE TRIP, 0% ANY EVENT, WHEN YOU GET HOME AND YOU READ THIS NOTE, CALL ME AND LET ME KNOW IF YOU ARE GOING TC SEE HIM, ALSO LET ME KNOW WHETHER YOU HAVE ARRANGED SOMETHING ELSE.
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SUBJECT REF A PARA 3 TRACE REQUEST IS AMVEST/1 WHO ; APPROACHED BY KUBARK APR G5 FOR RECRUITMENT, A/1 AGREED COOPERATE BUT FOLLOWING AUG G5 TRIP PARIS REVERSED HIS DECISION AND REFUSED RECRUITMENT. BONN C/O MANGANELLO (M) HOWEVER HAS MAINTAINED } CONTACT WITH AMWEST/1'S WIFE, AMWEST/2 WHO. HAS CONTINUED BE COOPERA~ TIVE. M HAS BEEN REQUESTED OBTAIN CURRENT ASSESSMENT AMWEST/1 FROM AMWEST/2, AND IF ASSESSMENT FAVORABLE TO PROCEED WITH RECRUITMENT OR DEFECTION OF AMWEST/1 ALONG PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED GUIDELINES, 2. FOR ROME, FRAN, GNVA: DURING BRIEF 23 MAR PHONE CONTACT WITH AMWEST/2, M CONFIRMED THAT ANWEST/1 IS UPSET DUE RECENT ARRESTS Fre creme arene a aeatin aennnnee eap ot net e AND PURGES. ANWEST/2 STATED THAT AMWEST/1 TO MEET ANTONIO CARRILLO . IN GENEVA SOON FOR TALKS. AMWEST/1 CONCERNED ABOUT POSSIBLE AELASSIGN- MENT SINCE HE NOT PARTICULAR FAVORITE OF CARRILLO AND WAS FRIEND OF |. ree 8 | i H AMLASH/1. a | : : 3 = i 4 :.. | 8. FOR BONN, ATTN MANGANELLO: AMWHIP“2 (IDEN BONN ONLY) 2! | ie vos PrmtAsH—- fowl | fs : COORDINATING OFFICERS en H t . Tao AUTHENTICATING , fl ASING OFFICER Eacteded bom cetomene Fe £R i . ELEAS| 31-S SECRET Sige OFFIC j = REPRODUCTION BY GTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, core WO. { or a - fn ce ee ee Tenens - | oe eerste net AS eaten oe 14-0000 - © best:cr Oy peruan TO ORANCH CJ ene +5 MESSAGE Fo vs . TOTAL Comte gy RRPOIOO NOOK ORIG 3 ROUTING a eee DU TING UNIT ; OJ tnocx SEBcr ET ExT ; Ono tavex ao O rice ines fice No. weal ee ‘ PAGE TWO From: DIRECTOR CONF : iro: va, Fite [} RIO Copy ' a To _ INFO CITE oR GAA BD : IS ROME ASSET, HIS WITE or CURRENT OPS INTEREST D SUMNER TRIP TO VISIT SICK MOTHER IN PBRUMEN, WHERE SHE MAY POSSIBLY CON TACT HIGH LEVEL PBRUNEN MILITARY FRIEND ON OUR BEHALF, REFS SURFACE POSSIBILITY oF DANGER TO ANWHIP/2' DUE PROBABILITY PBRUMEN AUTHORITIES AND ANTONIO KNOWLEDGEABLE OF ANWHIP/2' UE HER PROPOSED i BRIEFLY 8 WIFE DURING TRIP CARRILLOGP . 5S PAST BUSINESS ASSOCIATION WITH AMLA SH/1, DURING 22 AND 23 MAR PHONE CONVERSATION BETWEEN LATTER GUARANTEED AMWHIP/2'S WIFE! ONE em on ean rep ey AMWHIPS AND CARRILLO, S SAFETY WHILE PBRUMEN, HOWEVER CARRILLO'S CuRroUS REFERRAL OF AMWHIPS TO AMWES yiraees pate T/1 AS CONTACT DURING Ff | is H HTS (CARRILLO'S) ABSENCE HAS RAISED THE QUESTION OF A POSSIBLE : PROVOCATION ATTEMPT, THIS PARTICULARILY VALID SINCE ALL PARTIES CONTAMINATED BY PAST AMLASH/1 ASSOCIATION » AND DUE AMWEST/ 2's STATEMENTS RE CURRFNT AMWEST/ 1-CARRILLO RELATIONSHIP, : meme 8 4. VIEW ABOVE SITUATION, SUGGEST XO 0 NTACT BETWEEN AXWESTS ' AND AMWHIPS, REQUEST REPORT DETAILS AMWEST/1 ~CARRILLO MEETING AS SOON - AS THEY CAN BE OBTAINED FROM AMWEST/2. MEETING OUTCOME SHOULD _ ESTABLISH AMWEST/1' S FUTURE STATUS AND ALSO RESOLVE PROVOCATION QUESTION, 1 _, END OF MESSAGE ft -“N wea at “nere CooRotnating OFFicens ~ RELEASING OFFICER ; SECRET ~tacheded toot tome OPFicea dromgroding ond . @ Henfcoton ar . “REPRODUCTION _ OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS _ contpiren, COPY WO | oa . : ne to | Toa: 14-0000 . an . am pte O desrec” |} RETUPH TD Bax cH CJ ete Pr 2 MESSAGE TORY KKK na KX NA AKAXK XRKKKEAK - TOTAL cores, - "Git a . a nT 3 ™ CD noex 5 : ; not | Tes ~ (No INoex oe TE: . CO Five In CS FILE HO. PAGE THREE tow: DIRECTOR WPS nro: ve , Fite ( RID COPY nro | : CITE 0:8 Gf SPA it C/WE 7 Fink . EE/SA/S . ! COGROIWATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER SECRET [=| REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE t2 PROHIBITED. LO ORES en ee AUTPENTICATING GFFICER ae 7 yattatte BaddedeAA awl © 14-0000 “nena: “ - . ‘ . CD = =—* Oy RETURN 70 BaANCH Q] etn MESSAGE. FORM 7 . ¢ . 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14-00000 104-10234-10141 e . ry 92 | RECORDS ACT OF 19 E UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION | 2025 RELEAS 1g 72: SEE wae ‘CSFI/TC £iS38, Ri ZELOW From: DIRECTOR he Seen arte s S CONF at Ve 9 mor va, enue O RID copy aS ves ag c a, FER ne t . if - ty ee te PIIAM2IT BOOK CABLE Kani BUEN COBA aes SAOP GUAT PRIN SALY PIBO RABS CASB COLO Bcisezis | LOND ROME GMNY BONN TYPIC sc1SPAWN MAIAPRON WIDESPREAD PURGE UNDER; 1. Sidan 27) 2196 Tee ce J toss ) af Ro ET CNoiwnex 77 1 LAPA GORG TEGU POSN DARE NEWD OSLO BRLN Fee RIOD SAGO KNGS “ONT TOKY BRUS OTTA me CSF OND REUTERS DISPATCH pat ELINED “AY OF “CUBAN GOVT AND LEADERS COMMUNIST PARTY, THAT SEVERAL CUBAN LABOR UN MENT CHARGES. - “FULL INVESTIGATION OF OFFICIALS: wer ga eye y . Ye o IN ADDITION REUTERS SOURCES. HIGHLY PLACED OFFICIALS “nELEasing orricen "ALREADY UNDERWAY IN GOVT MINISTRIES! , AFFAIRS AND FOREIG | SECRET ee ee “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OF FiCcE 1S PROMIBITEO. Looe “OULD SOON FALL IN THE CLEANUP Anp THAT Z ; “ORAL AND POLITICAL PRACTICES (6) THE MINISTRIES OF FoREIGY N TRADE WILL BE post 4 15 MARCH, THE FOREIGN TRADE wrx “THE PURGE" -GET DURABLE GOODS, COcagiwATING OFFICERS FFECTED BY Tug PURGE. ON ISTRY IN A sp SCIAL MEETING " APPROVED AND ADOPTED A COMPLETE CHECK ON NEW RESTRICTIONS ALREADY IMPOSED FORBID THE ' RATIONED oR HARD-TO wets fa “Ly i SR PUNEGMET ES 33g ON URED aspen eg RED Gifis 3} 9 a] 2 2 o Ser RIL CUR GR RECY Py BOGO SJOS SDOM at Ip GAYA g HEAT MANA PACY Asty LIMA ny 8 CARA WAVE «soon <= 8 HONG Loe BEIR BOuB CAIR “8 COPE HAGU ELS LISR MADR ah PARI STOC BERN GNVA VIEN ft noe’ Ly HAN ‘ “Fy og Wf DHAVAKA 26 MARCH REPORTED a e MILITARY OFFICERS, HIGH OFFICIALS ca ‘4 FIDEL CASTRO ALSO REVEALED | "TON LEADERS ARE UNDER ARREST ON EMBEZZLE- ae STATED THAT SEVERAL MEMBERS YORKING ABROAD. BRINGING INTO CUBA AMmLASK- | Jf tyre | ARE TCAs 14-0000 USE OEE pT .. a “oe , ‘ a fet t (CD -teoen { __ i PT ee oe wT oS . ONS woex oa —_— HOO Et Cre cs Fite no. pi i : $i at t as Uk. an os ae ‘oo: nom: DIRECTOR CONF: wero: va, pire C) RID COPY . PAGE TWO nnn remanence 0 . INFO CITE DIA Ss JO? 22 2. QUOTING AN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE, REUTERS REPORTED THAT MAJOR EFIGENIO AMEIJEIRAS, DEPUTY MINISTER OF THE ARMED FORCES AND MEMBER OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CUBAN CONMUNIST PARTY, HAS BEEN DISMISSED FROM HIS OFFICES AND IS TO STAND TRIAL BEFORE’ -.. A COURT MARTIAL, THE COMMUNIQUE ALSO ANNOUNCED "THE ARREST OF SEVERAL DOZEN OTHER OFFICIALS" ON CHARGES OF INDULGING "LA DOLCE VITA", AN ELABORATION OF THIS CHARGE WAS MADE BY CASTRO IN HIS 13 MARCH SPEECH WHEREIN HE ATTACKED MEMBERS OF CUBAN MISSIONS ABROAD WHO SPENT SEVERAL MONTHS IN "VAPORS OF PARTIES AND COOD BRANDY AND IN COMPANY OF PRETTY YOUNG GIRLS." CASTRO ADDED THAT _ THOSE GUILTY OF “PLAYBOY BEHAVIOR" WOULD BE DRAFTED INTO THE ARMY —- op SENT TO WORK ON THE FARM, 3. BACKGROUND: THE PURGE BAS BEEN PRECEDED BY THE TRIAL OORKNXKEQRE ON 7 MARCH BY A REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUNAL OF SEVEN CUBANS FOR COMPLICITY IN A PLOT TO OVERTHROW FIDEL CASTRO|, THE ACCUSED wate valet tideaddi as, sabvab ee cdc teidaat lot dete Lites aaiantlaseastksiet, Aenmsdel eins tO Y ccbe ce au Shes ee ae. a ae taf * ° ALLEGEDLY HAD THE SUPPORT OF SOME CUBAN EXILE LEADERS NOW RESIDING j h-. INTHE U.S, TWO OF THE SEVEN, ROLANDO CUBELA AND RAMOX GUIN, HELD 4 fe... THE RANK OF MAJOR, HIGHEST RANK IN THE ARMED SERVICES. THE STATE ° ‘dj ~~ 4 ‘s PROSECUTOR REQUESTED DEATH FOR CUBELA AND THREE OTHERS. 33 oa ah ‘ : EQOROINATING OFF ICERD AUTHENTICATING 3 * 4 a , . . SECRET tetedey te ereamem Orricen 3 C. AELLASING OFFICER _ - ; & COPY 10. . REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OF FICE 13 PRONIBITED. bealiiadeahtne nee temeemenenenllteaeeameenemtentinmenemianll medias ataeatamnaetnanediiomateemeres i i te ate run cae bees cA meer ae 8 cela Aaa Be = evareeeerery 14-0000 at r prt wala Spmuee SECRET. ExT 3 Live incea CATES (lr ude ca rice 89, - Tne na | 7a rrom: DIRECTOR € a ” 4 g e ae a CONF I wor VA, PILE cl Rid copy PAGE THREE 10 IMFO CITE DIA Si O22 : 4. MAJOR CUBELA WAS A POPULAR AND PROMINENT UNIVERSITY _ STUDENT LEADER, AN ARDENT REVOLUTIONARY AND ONE OF THE EARL OF CASTRO DURING THE BATISTA REGIME. CUBELA WAS ALSO A CLOSE FRIEND OF CASTRO AND UNTIL THE ARREST RANKED HIGH AMONG THE LEADERS OF THE REGIME, HIS ARREST AND ABJECT CONFESSION AT THE PUBLIC Ae eraeee ’s . oy - eb gam hE AGES eps vas tee ee ended oe da TRIAL CONDUCTED IN STALINIST FASHION TRIGGERED OFF A SERIES OF STUDENT REACTIONS, THE TRIAL IN EFFECT BACKFIRED AGAINST THE REGIME, * wot fe '. &. UPI REPORTS AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICES, INCLUDING ACCOUNTS OF REFUGEES WHO DEPARTED RECENTLY FROM CUBA, TESTIFIED TO THE FACT THAT ANTI-GOVY STUDENT AGITATIONS OCCURRED, _, WALL SCRIBBLINGS ON UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS TEREATENED CASTRO, ONE , .: READING: "ONE HEAD PAYS FOR ANOTHER,” ANOTHER READ "OUT WITH FIDEL," eo " a 6. BECAUSE OF THE STRONG OPPOSITION TO THE TRIAL, CASTRO Z _ REQUESTED THE STATE PROSECUTOR NOT TO IMPOSE THE DEATH SENTENCES. E “ IN ORDER PLACATE ADVERSE PUBLIC OPINION THE TRIAL PROCEEDINGS WERE : | .. GIVEN WIDE COVERAGE ON BOTH RADIO AND TELEVISION CIRCUITS, AS A - ' ‘RESULT, CUBELA AND OTHERS GRANTED CLEMENCY.AND SENTENCED TO LENGTHY cy... PRISON TERMS, — ‘ Be 7 en .2 “4 . Oo, so Coonaixstine orescts? : io" AUTHENTICATING _ “ neceasins orice v- SECRE Tv (eS { oresces , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ‘Issuing OFFICE iS PROMIGITED. Widipe te ene : i } H q i ] j j SNR te nent ety Peete ne eet, 14-0000 Nes or er oS a ats {G vex I SE : oars [5 Ko inpax “_™ ATE: © Pine in CB BILE NO. 3 nom: DIRECTOR On 3 wo: VA, FILE © RD CoPY PAGE FOUR 3 InFO CITE OR Yr7o22 ~ 7. THE CUBELA TRIAL WAS USED AS A PEG,I.E., GUILT BY ASSOCIATION IN THE DISMISSAL AND CHARGES LEVIED AGAINST MAJOR AMEIJEIRAS WHOSE LOYALTY TO THE REVOLUTION IS "UNDISPUTED" BY CASTRO, HOWEVER, AMEIJEIRAS WAS STRIPPED OF HIS MILITARY RANK AND CHARGED WITH THE CRIME OF BEING A PLAYBOY, LIVING THE GAY LIFE. 8. AMEIJEIRAS WAS ONE OF CASTRO'S FIRST PEVOLUTIONARY FOLLOWERS. HE HAD BEEN WITH CASTRO SINCE 1956, WAS ONE OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE GRANMA EXPEDITION, FOUGHT IN THE SIERRA MAESTRA _ IN 1957-58 AND HAD HELD HIGH OFFICE SINCE 1959. IN OCT 1965 HS WAS NAMED TO THE HUNDRED MAN CENTRAL CONNITTEE OF THE CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY. e 9, RUMORS ARE CIRCULATING THAT BLAS RCCA CALDERIO, oats re ed MEMBER OF THE SECRETARIAT OF THE CP AND CHAIRMAN OF THE CONSTITU-_ TIONAL STUDIES CONMITTEE, WILL SHORTLY BE BROUGHT TO TRIAL. SIKILARLY, THE CHARGES OF MALPRACTICES AGAINST THE MINISTRY OF "FOREIGN AFFAIRS INPUGNS THE LOYALTY OF FOREIGN MINISTER RAUL ROA " - GARCIA HIMSELF, ANOTHER MINISTER UNDER SUSPICION, 1.B., GUILT By ASSOCIATION, IS FAURE CHOMON, MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION. THE “ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 100-KAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE CREATED IN LATE "4965, MAY NOT BE SPARED AS THE PURGE GATHERS MOMENTUM. CGRLTISATON GS a GahouP AUTHENTICATING Coane bom an veere | ovPicen eecmemetcman RELEABING GFFICER BECRET | ete er ities: REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAM THE ISSUING OFFICE 18 PROMIGITED. |... ae yw & same t vat tetas dt eFC hires aes ehedem athe waa ob ated ae ate Thea Sain Sienna, hase MG 4 Pret Spe, a tig gem Giakdovea 7 a mepaciyig apap tay heey DAUR tate aide Aone tant at cenemestenes ote 6 14-0000 S pn tt enenmnmnmeemeemnemenneennen ee a taom: DIRECTOR oak § wro: va , ene C) RID COPY . LR teen PAGE FIVE INFO CITE Gia COR LWwWEZ 10. THE UNDERLYING CAUSE FOR THE “SHOWTRIAL" OF CUBELA, THE ARREST OF THE DEPUTY HINISTER OF DEFENSE AND THE OUTLANDISH GARGES BROUGHT AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE CP AND MINISTERIAL OFFICIALS ARISES FROM THE IRREVERSIBLE FAILURES OF THE GOVT IN THE HANDLING OF DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS, THE SCARCITY OF BASIC FOOD PRODUCTS HAS WORSENED, RICE, ROOT CROPS, MILK, MEAT CONTINUE TO BE RATIONED SEVERELY, AND THE AVAILABILITY TO TBE CONSUMER 18 - NOW BELOW THE 1957-59 LEVEL, DESPITE SEVEN YEARS OF “COMMUNIST PLANNING", THERE’ ARE SERIOUS SHORTAGES OF MEDICINE, TEXTILES AND HOUSING, “THE LATTER HAS DETERIORATED IN URBAN AREAS TO A LEVEL FAR BELOW PRE-WAR STANDARDS , SIMILARLY, CASTRO REPORTED THAT THE SUGAR CROP THIS YEAR WILL FALL FAR BELOW THE SIX MILLION TONS HARVESTED. IN 1965. SINCE SUGAR ACCOUNTS FOR SOME 80%.OF TOTAL FOREIGN TRADE EARNINGS, 1966 INCOME FROM SUGAR SALES, FACED WITH DEPRESSED WORLD MARKET PRICES, WILL NOT IN ANY WAY MEET THE COST “oF BASIC IMPORTS, ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY, . CASTRO HAS SOUGHT TO RELIEVE THE PRESSURE ON THE ECONOMY BY PER- MITTING THE EXODUS OF soz 40C REFUGEES PER MONTR WHO ARE STREAMING .. INTO THE U.S. OTHER FAILURES I..CLUDE THE FUNCTION OF THE Goc COORDINATING OFFICERS ao . mA Gwe} AUTHENTICATING * RELEASING OFfficea Ss E Cc R E Tv <= Orricen CoPy ne. Reproouction ay OTmeER THAN THe iS3UING orrice is PROMIBITEO. a Coat wu otal ane TIESTO ae A te ci Bem aniiidien metas. neon “Nw ae pet ee i 14-0000 v-om: DIRECTOR Conde neo: va , rice OC) RID COPY PAGE SIX _. enemas — nee ~o-reeer-eeeet to INFO CITE Dia 4 O22 ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE WHICH HAS ALMOST INTEREST OF ECONOMY SOME 60,000 EXPLOYEES ARE BEING DISMISSED FROM THEIR JOBS. IMPORTANT BUREAUS ARE DENUDED OF COMPETENT STAFFS, “ALSO, THE POLICY OF COME TO A HALT, IN THE REPLACING EXPERIENCED FUNCTIONARIES WITH UNQUALIFIED .cp STALWARTS HAS ALSO BEEN EXTENDED INTO THE ARMED SERVICES, COXXNUNIST PARTY UEMBERS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN COMMAND POSTS AND THEIR WORD TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER THOSE WHO ARE “TECHNICALLY COMPETENT BUT NOT PARTY MELIBERS , 11. PSYCH EXPLOITATION IN WEDIA: A. EMPHASIZE POINT THAT SHOW TRIAL AND PURGES DEMONSTRATE THAT IN THE PATTERN OF ALL DICTATORS, CASTRO GRASPING AT STRAWS, HOPING DIVERT PUBLIC ATTENTION FROM MOUNTING INTERNAL . DIFFICULTIES; Fe Nee inn 1 ie tvs anctnkeeehe etc fete rote eve, nee i : : B. COMPARE CASTRO To NKRUMAH, SUKARNO AND OTHERS AS LEADERS WHO HAVE BANKRUPTED THEIR NATIONAL ECONOMIES AND SOLD t OUT THEIR NATION TO COMMUNISN; : “b C. PORTRAY CASTRO IN STATE OF PANIC, HIS RECENT f nANTINGS AND RAVINGS ARE REMINISCENT OF OTHER DEFUNCT DICTATORS; ; of i al “4 ; ‘ i . 7 : . 5 . st SOCROINAT NG CrricERS — . wears . rs we a - RELEASING OFFICER : SECRET ; | . Noreen a aa REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROWWDITED. maling my eat eT 2 «a adh Aiea ee aD eA SEMEL Nets tno nan ceen mn tthareennrtocer ee 8 ee 14-0000 Dope ere ce L8 | a race: DIRECTOR , - Con 3 woos va, eis 0 RID copy ; 4 | PAGE SEVEN 4 ra . INFO CITE DIR Y% ra 22> } ' , . D, RAISE QUESTION WHO CAN NOW CONSIDER HIMSELF | . SAFE WEEN CASTRO IS TURNING AGAINST KIS MOST LOYAL FRIENDS. | ! SIMILARLY, CASTRO HAS LASHED OUT AGAINST COMMUNIST CHINA AND 4 | YUGOSLAVIA, HIS FORMER ALLIES; 4a . E. SHOW THAT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS 4 WHO IN EARLY 1965 WERE “PURCED" ON TRUMPED. UP CHARGES OF HOXO- 4 | SEXUALITY ARE BECOMING ASSERTIVE, SIMILARLY, MILITARY OFFICERS, ; FALSELY ACCUSED, WILL CERTAINLY RESPOND. THE STUDENTS WITH THE , ze MILITARY ARE THE TWO POWER GROUPS THAT CAN REVERSE THE TRENDS AS : | EXEMPLIFIED TODAY IN INDOXESIA; an " -F, LASTLY, AVOID ALL REFERENCES TO ALLEGATIONS OF _ — coc maT KUBARK INVOLVED IN CUBELA PLOT. 12, ABOVE BACKGROUND AND INFO MAY BE PASSED TO LIAISON. +. 13, FOR KUTUBE EXPLOITATION: “°° > A, STATIONS WITH CUBAN INSTALLATIONS AND/OR TRADE "MISSIONS ARE REQUESTED MAKE MAXIMUM EYFORT ESTABLISH DIRECT OR . INDIRECT CONTACTS WITH SELECTED CUBAN FORNMIN AND TRADE PERSONNEL THEIR AREAS. PURPOSE TO EMPHASIZE TO THEM THAT THEIR DOLCE VITA AND COURTERREY OLUTIONARY ACTIVITIZS HAVE BEEN REPORTED TO HAVANA COORDINATING OFFICERS 4 ae . . Cao AUTWERTICATING / . . tee over OF ICER RELEASIO® OFFICER Eactedet . o a a = cay a = Cored Paras) ba Tenn. a — Sees eres ae en cat mene es ete, wee 3 7 tom: DIRECTOR _— _—— ; . 4 IF: wo: va , cuz C) 8D COPY ‘4 nr rn er : PAGE EIGHT ’ IKFO CITE o1R Y Go22. AND THAT TIME HAS COME TO ENSURE THZJR FUTURE THROUGH COOPERATION WITH ODYOKE. CONTACTS SHOULD BE GEARED TO RECRUITMENT IN PLACE AND COOPERATION RATHER THAN DEFECTION, SHORT OF THIS, HOWEVER, SPECIFIC DEFECTION REQUESTS SHOULD ALSO RECEIVE RECEPTIVE EAR, “ . , Bs STATIONS REQUESTED CABLE SPECIFIC LEADS IN Te a oe NP a eee ay nee ee Bet rR OE ba aL a ENA RE IE aE Datta d hace o a we gad ccam rerio es aehte rr rs ORDER BNABLE HQS GEAR RQMS, LIMITS OF COMMITMENT. RECENT DIP/ , .. - , ne : ase AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER © ! SECRET | | orricca Fa " TRADE DEFECTORS SHOULD BE QUERIED FOR LEADS IN THIS CONTEXT, Be END OF MESSAGE | A/DCHHD/C Mt tuo: co , i. C/FE SAT Fh a) SO ot ~ CE Ker, pliorrayy _ : : oo, co 2 : C/aF . ee u Bee ~ 7 - . . & ae a . . on . . . f i aa - - . . 3 oe “oe weber, oa _ CAE Teen ‘hy. KN de ewes ads, ff, . 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14-00000 104-10234-10148 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 4992 a acc a 2? . - i ! 3 swors: Clwrs Clue . y Crassiov TO TILE HG. ““LASSEFIED MESSAGE (C Total comis ———__— R-OtF VO FILE MO, ae nad cece eto Od wer. to peance (J ; xa SECRET i ° orsesow Case. vention uni eotieee ace gm action Deh Tr) PIE ye. C/wres a boa 4 0d6E SECRET 1635 15Z DIR INFO WAVE MILA (BY POUCH) CITE ROME 9557 gett YPIC DELORRY 1. 15 MARCH DELORRY ) REPORTED THAT WHILE HE ‘IN CWA ie ne Fale nat MAKES MANUEL (PINE IRO) LOzaDA (201-258687) PHONED D°S SECRETARY HILDA QUINTANA IN RESPONSE ROUTINE D INVITE, SAID WANTED SEE 4 DB. MEET FELL THROUGH BECAUSE OF AMA. ASH/1 ET ALe ze LATER D TOLD BY SA YER 10 TUTINO (201-353893) PINEIRO ¢P) WANTS GO ITALY, WANTS MaxE TRIP WITH D. rn 3. D PLANS LEAVE FOR CUBA SETWEEN 26 MARCH -- 2 APRIL. : _ RAST, HOS GUIDANCE IN CASE P RPTS ROT. Tae AMEXD, PR _ ~ a eras SECRET | a ore - “> GFWs 9357 15 MARCH DELORRY D CLBA MANUEL PINEIRO Lozapa ‘201-233587 D'S HILDA QUINTANA D D AMLASH/1 ET AL D SAVERIO TuT INO 201-353093 PINEIRO P ITALY DD CLEA get RAST HAS P RPTS RST - er _ _ ne: eb a Ae Sige Fa oreates semiegs AS Tae beatae 2 iL pedigate coins: 28h ‘Ste SRT MEO reine hi eee! bee eetente, ane oe ile wee
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14-00000 104-10234-10155 rd oy OF 1992 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT | ne € oa AMLASH/L = Parte Station ASpoot F e ° . . * Teron me ane ene ai neem mapgemeeN ore So me . . FOR AM gettting : 5 Paris Station invwlvomnt with the AHLASH casa began in 1962, after aMasn/2 cam to Parte after attending the Hbleinkt Youth Foatival that year. In Melstaid, | AMLASH/2 was conteoted by ONRUMBLE/2? (on aseot of the Parts Station who attanded the | Pestivel for purposes.of disruption) and by othar KUBARK assets, It is mt clear fron Our filo Sust when AMASH/2 was Srearuited? but it appears that bo wes reo | | ruited during | OF shortly after the Festival, , In Parle bo wes in contest with Potor J, KMINONIN (probably in alias although T know thet AMASR/2 wos et KYHTEOHAK'G home upon socaston), ta 1962 AMLASH/1 was civen training im explosives by onmE (x believe) upon request ef th Parte Statioa, Fo Sppoare to have returned to PERI tn late 1962, It is mot love 4¢ other Paris Station perconael were in contest With AMLASH/I during that period, |“ AMLASE/L next arrived tn Parte on. Lh Septonber 1923, coming from the Intermat tional . Sense held in Puorta Alegre, Bresil, where he as in contact with TIC offisers, | Ab Ghis point ANspURt/2 (now QUSFORY) was. in contest vith AMLASH/2 in Ports ond AWALP/L Was another coms channel (tho exe being weed primarily ty Hoes), The Reed quarters TIFIC officer, OWTRICE (F), arrived in. Parte on 3 Cotober 1963 sind ploked up the contact - With AMARG/1 which was boing ratutainad by AMEPORT/L ant MOGiOuH, The motinge vith “~~ . AMLASH/Z took place in KYXI REA hom as best I renesber, These discussions consemed ALASH/Ate plane to assissinete ANTE and overthres his regime, rs eateres returned to Pario In late Ostebor, after dicousctons at Hoadquarterg io on tho Gace. ONTRION cad DALID, wh ae ty in Perio ot the time, mot vith amasn/2 =} in late Ostober er early Kovashar, PAIWDID'e participation was ¢w to wZASH/2 strong “desire to talk with come highlevel COTOKE effieiel Cexcerning hie plans and to obtain ODYORE Ueasing if possible, 1 aa mt evare of oxestly vhat happened at thece nostings but I recetved the inpression from KYMINOHAN that: euch bleowing vas given, ; a =m returned to FBRNEM on 27 Hovesber 1969, Tt wan during thie visit t Perio in \ x . : . Aucasy -l ar ‘ , : wo eho Do ae “ hee OW Bele s of : ne POL eitheet $ Vie ote : caer h ONE Eta ome eft arene OT MS : Soe ‘XN Sent poctervnene ea enitamneee eee ae a ene reer mene eae ad eel 14-0000 2 , 2e that STOCKOD met AMAR and peer. Feereahly ee est ou T/A, prema in elias but I do not laws tas is. Me wee los epparent Wy tho tina AMAsh/2 Loft tnt bo know GEERATY/S was to: fe Tens fer HVARK aad wo tmar that UUUPW> vag evare te con extent of AMLAS/t%s agents e . oe STOCHIOND, CLOW EL, noone _ AMPA, tory), umaye/s, CISMAPL/LS: ; You will recall that in December 1964 TESKAFU/S had a marvoce breakdows and A AMLABE/L Visyed: an -ingortend’ part in Convineing wsrurg/s | that hs should béspiteltgation, 36 was in ; musy, 2965. Daring thio otcy in Parle WSASH/2 met tho folleving KIBARE staffers ant reneived reports for STOCRv0D, These necting: vere Sire’ nestings or in the hon of temaPry/S, During this Stay, MEASH/I traveled, te Madrid at least ome to met with amppr/) _ et nun/t, 7 an not evare of reculte of thooe motings exeept that AILASH/2 wus Pee:ing the piysiea) inotruiests to carry out Me plas te eltsinate ATE, Tho: “Owns m edGitienel contest with AMLASW/2 tm Paris exbsequest to Februnry 196 Wot tho Station (GLouNEH end HERLEES) 414 have echosquest Boden ARLE BS AYA euten dations wares et E 1 contact with tsMry/s, Agra | | J oats Guy you . we trad Feet see 14-00000. ‘ ‘ “ .« ot , . 4 woe b ; ; i : » ¢ f ? . n } Te nh ame i ptietat «ne a ae ERT TE _ ; : BH ee, in eae ooo 7 , . . ey ' . . oe — . Posie Station poreonns) te; 2 re nore te FA as: od . : wo, . pote “Oe ey LF, wot (involved te alias asod, tems Esoting | hom tn 1962/63, re eee, Meld in . Pervormel (othor thay OmFSZOR) is not know {f otter otefe ce wb esabtiastea eeieee ad ’ ess sanitereds #
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14-001 104-10235-10018 a | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | - hi ces cane ~ jamie bistR CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACTION: : ° INFO: DATE: SECRET CLASEI FICATION PRIORITY 9B JUNE 62 FILE: OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE 98 /68452 2721282 INFO DIR MANA GUAT SALV TESU SANJ WAVE 4407 REF s VW, A. © €pacy 8425 wa (MASSEY ACTING) aMTEASE=1 ARRANGING FOLL FOR AMBUD-1 VISIT PACY: RECEPTION TOCUMEN INTL AIRPORT; 8, BREAKFAST WITH NARCISCO CARAY, RECWOR UNIV OF PANAMA; ARLOS AROSEMENA, PANAMA DELEGATE OAS-PRES IDENT PACY LAW ASSOCIATION; AND LUIS ALFARO, PRESIDENT SAN FERNANDO MEDICAL CLINIC: C. SUPPER WITH HYHULA-1 (DEN) AND. DULC IDO GONZALEZ, LEADING ANTI~COMMIE INOUSTRIALIST; _ : 0. TIMES FOR’ INTERVIEW witH HYJULA~ -1, PRESIDENT CHART, FORMIN GALILEO SOLIS, AND OTHERCABINET MINS; E. TOUR UNIV OF PANAMA AND HQS sealae be LABOR’ 8 UNIONS pyro sow 2. STATION RXKAKER F INANCING PORTION '¢ OP_F ROCA PROE- OP "VALUE. WILL — AIRMAIL CLIPPINGS, FOTOS MANA SALV GUAT “SANS a FOR™ POSS REPLAY, ALTHOUGH ITEMS MAY NOT BE TIMLY ALL cases * A END OF MESSAGE. ~ at —_—T Lacy 0 — coe — sa SECRET <a _— CLASSIFICATION INCOMING 14-0000 Fon one $3038 a ‘a . . ™ Y ar Ce penary . rpteseey oe DISTR: CLASSIFIED MESSACE _ ACTION: . . : pate: 8 JUNE 62 i ino; | | SECRET a Pives $8/08352. CLARBIFICATION : ii ourenneo PRIORITY INITIANS To WAVE INFO > ee. ‘SALV GUAT CITE PACY 726 »” 2 (MASSEY ACTING) ~" \ : REF PACY 8925 ; DEN As MARCO ROBLES, MINISTER GOVERNMERT AND JUSTICE. "END OF MESSAGE ' i q « crION UFO cos —_—s —~ corse “TT btye3 , Ae] en ee Alt —_———— BARL a ee Tl _ "7 GoHNd LL . _ - ce ee Bl SECRET ’ CLASSIFICATION INCOMING . ° rn ae ee NE A A A he etre ne nnn ate ema amr
104-10236-10053.pdf
104-10236-10053 a aL “toa [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 . - q ' reo ; . : * eo ve rr ae ae As a e) ~ oO O aa DISTR: . CLASSIFIED MESSACE pare: 1% OCT 62 ; Action: 7 > . . oe : 4 . SLASSIFICATION _ OEFERRED PRIORITY INITIAGS | OTd : RRRRROUTING OPERATIONAL merriace INFO ; . "CITE, 5 DIR - WAVE . ; ; KNGS d2d8 GYROSE or | | REF A. OIR WA5B2 0 4 B. KNGS 222 7 - . . 1. COS BELIEVES HIS REF B APPRAISAL JAMAICAN POLITICAL CLIMATE RE ESTABLISHMENT AMGUD DELEGATION HERE CORRECT. JAMAICAN GOVT WANTS NOT BE OVERTLY INVOLVED IN COLD WAR AND OUT OF CONCERN FOR SM SAFETY LARGE JAMAICAN COMMUMMITY CUBA WILL MAKE STRENUOUS EFFORT TO STAY OUT. HOWEVER THEY WILL HELP COVERTLY WHEREEVER POSSIBLE. ANY ATTEMPT INVOLVE | JAMAICAN GOVT AGAINST ITS WILL AT THIS aH? TIME WOULD RESULT iN .NET LOSS OF COOPERATION NOW AND IN FUTURE, STATION REGARDS INCREASING . COOPERATION OF RUABBE SERCIVE IN CUBAN OBJECTIVES OF CONSIDERABLE VALUE, 2. IF HQS BELIEVES AMBUD REP SHOULD VISIT JAMAICA TO TEST POLITICAL EKXKM CLIMATE IN GOVT, STATION WOULD CONCUR MOST RELUCTANTLY In (PTN GELD WILL FWB) WITH FRANK (DIAZ) SILVEIRA DURING CARIBBEAN GAMES WHOM GOVT WANTED TO THROW OUT FOR HIS STATMENTS TO PRESS ABOUT PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT AMBUD REPRESENTATION HERE, IN & ANY EVENT STATION WCULD INSIST NO PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS PRECEDE JAMAICAN GOVT RULING, SSX.D- GOV? REJECT AYBUD FOLLOWING ADVANCE PUBLICITY THIS COULD BE MAJCR BX VICTORY FOR CUBAN CONSULATE, SHOT IN ARM TO FACING ACING TFRIENDS OF ro CUBA To 35 —— 3 SECRET _ Pl CLASSIFICATION , INCOMING tn nae ce cca 14,00000, Y =. : . sae : , i fame wee aes Sn ~. Seen — i ty y | ere ; CLASSIFIED Messace _ ACTION: : - BATa INCOMING wuss: DEFERRED PRIORITY IN 11558 CITE LIGS B68 . NUMBEA ————_________. OPERATIONAL, |!MITIALS IMMEOIATE ROUTINE INPFO . 4 ~ — PAGE Balm COMMITTEE" (COMPRISING LOCAL Coreuit i STS AND RAS TAFARIS), AND GIFT To BUDDING EW COMMUNIST FRONT "SOCIALIST PARTY OF JAMAICA", 3+ SINCE STATION COULD NOT PLAUSIBLY DENY RESPONSIBILITY FOR AMBUD TO RUABBE AND GOVT OPPOSED To USE oF JAMAICA FOR COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY PURPOSE AGAINST CUBA, COS BELIEVES IT ADVANTAGEOUS TO KUBARK AND ODYOKE FOR AMBUD STAY OUT ITJL SENTIMENT CHANGES, EHD OF MESSAGE — GROUP 1 - EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING “AND DECLASSIF ICATION | SECRET | CLASSIFICATION INCOMING
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14-00000 a 104-10236-10054 co. as ry rn ns a | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | IM 10m ws . Tee bon # = . : Cy. O mites Wen boy en. an wet ry) 0 set . PE. DISTR: we coe are : aan . a a . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE / ACTION; = fe ss a pare; 93 OCT és | rue: 9303392 tupo: een ek eee ne CPERATIONAL . IMMEDIATE Jo eae DIR WAVE es a KNGS_Yoge GYROSE AMBUD LA. ¥ . REF A. WAVE 915 ~~ B.. KNGS B167 ~— 1. COS DOES NOT QUESTION POSSIBILITY COVERAGE CUBAN PROBLEM FROM JAMAICA MIGHT BE EXTENDED BUT BELIEVES DELEGATION SUCH AS AMBUD WIOSE PRESENCE GVERT WOULO PROVE COUNTER PRODUCTIVE. STATEMENT CF PRIME MINISTER EUSTAMANTE SEPTEMBER THAT GOVT WOULD NOT ALLOW JAMAICA Be _ SERIOUSLY. REASON | FOR THIS STATEMENT 1S CONTINUING AND FREQUENTLY : ) Re ITERATED CONCERN OF JAMALCAN GOVT FOR SAFETY OF 25/0 SAMAICANS RESIDENT JN CUBA, ST STATION FEELS CONSIDERABLE PROGRESS MADE {i GAINING COVERT S UPORT THROUGH RUABBE FOR C1 EFFORT AGAINST CUBANS sHICH WAS EXTENDED TO SOME ACTUAL ASSISTANCE FOR ANTI-CUBAN ACTION CURING CARIBBEAN GAMES, WISH POINT OUT HOWEVER THIS CONTINGENT UPON MAINTENANCE COVERT NATURE OF ACTIVITY. IN FACE DECLARED GOVT POSITION COS BELIEVES ANY EXPANS ION JAMAICA OF ACTIVITIES AGAINST CUBA MUST BE COVERT, FURTHER SINCE VERY DIf4 VIEW TAKEN OF PUBLIC STATEMENTS OF DR FRA O1AZ SILVEIRA BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES WHEN HE INDICATED 14 AUGUST HE WOULD SEEK PERMISSION OPERATE on ISLAND AS AGEN Cit ITELY OF OPINION AMBUD | SECRET BT aneirieasio INCOMING 14-00000 @ Onw rez "2028 a Q , O | ves * pIATR: oa . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE pare: 83 OCT 62 ACTION: : - ; . nro. | SECRET | rive 9303392. LASSIFICATION . . Ih DEFERRED PRIORITY " a oneeeIere PAGE Two TYPE DELEGATION IN JAMAICA WOULD BE HARMFUL TO KUBARK AND ODYOKE — KNGS’ #242 { NUMBER INTERESTS (SEE KNGS #123). ST a ce a 2. COS PREPARBD CONSIDER ASSIGNMENT STAFF OR CONTRACT AGENT To JAMAICA UNDER MEMXRX NON-OFFICIAL COVER TO HANDLE CUBAN AND RELATED HAITIAN AND COMINICANPROBLEMS. HOWEVER WOULD PREFER STAFFER UNDER OFFICIAL COVER TO SHARE KUTUBE/KUWOLF GENERAL STATION OPS. EMPHASIS HAS BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE BE ON CUBAN COWERAGE., WOULD NEED ADDITIONAL SECRETARY TRAINED IN COMMO AND ADMIN. lh. IN VIEW PRODUCTIVE LIAISON AND DEVELOPING UNILATERAI. ACTIVITIES STATION COULD INCREASE REPORTING NOW IF SECRETARY ADDED TO ABSORB ADMIN ene GHORES. 5. REQUEST HQS CONSIDER ASSIGNMENTS PROPOSED BY COS. EBS OF MESSAGE GROUP 1 - EXCLUDED FROM AUYOMAT:% DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION. SECRET LAS GIFICATION INCOMING
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14-001 , 104-10236-10056 : az | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ; _ SLGiET ~ ae eS ‘ 10 October 1961 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD) -————- SUBJEGT: Meeting with Dr, MIRO Cardona on 6 October 1, Dr, MIRO arrived about 9:50 a.m. for the mecting.we had set at 10:00; again he was driven by his secretary whom he introduced, As during the first meeting, she remained outside in the car. mecting lasted until 12:00 noon, ; -Our 2. First, Dr. MIRO handed me a note-in-longhand listing the topics discussed with me on § October, These points are? . a, Groups conducting propaganda, etc. with Agency support should receive their support and be coordinated through the Council. ‘be A propaganda campaign should be waged by the Council - aimed at: . (1) Cuba, via a long wave radio station in Key West. , (2) Cubans in Miami and other Ue Ss. areas by? {a) Subsidizing Diario de las Americas. (b) Contracting for time on radio atations. (3) Latin America, with a plan such as the "Operacion Grieta, "* c, Underground Activities. (1) Provision of monthly funds to Courcil for procuring Cuban pesos to send to the seven-odd resistance groups in Cuba through reliable channels (such as © previously sent through the Italian Embassy). e Sata | ¥ g t 8 yg AS ee ee ee 14-D0000 ° > J : eeag -- Biot te, jon as outlined in plan presented A ober, - i 7 : 'o,: an officer of the Academy, Captain 4 nu) MONTEAGUDO, He stated ‘group and had been prisoners. . the plan for clandestine operations in Cuba, he stated that 300 men could be counted upon for commando action, part of them here, part in Cuba. He reiterated that a commando operation was essential to bolster morale among the anti-Castro elements in Cuba and in exile as well as to conduct sabotage that would further weaken ° Cuban economy and the Communist regime. He said that for this operation U. S. help would be necessary in providing weapons, ammo, demolitions, equipment, and funds. He proposed that if this plan was considered to have merit, that J arrange to have someone meet with his military men to work out the detaila. After all preparations had been made and materiel provided, etc. the operation would be purely a Cuban affair, (NOTE: Plan turned over to Thompson at our nm eting at 15:30 on & October for transmission. )- 4. Request for Arms, etc, to send to Escambray Dr.MIRO remarked that over a month ago he had made a request to Clark for arms for the anti-Castro insurgents in the Escambray, but to date had heard nothing relative to the request. He commented wryly, "] ask but never hear an answer." He said that the fighters there should be supported, Dr. MIRO stated that he had a boat (provided by us) and a means for delivery of the arms, Osvaldo RAMIREZ is chief of the Escambray group. ; COMMENT: Has anything been done about this request? 5. Information on Arma Received by Castro Regime Dr. MIRO handed me a long report which he said was brought to him by the Argentine Ambassador to Cuba when the latter came to the U. S. at the time of President FRONDIZI's visit, He said the Ambassador would not divulge the source of the information but commented, "You will know. "' *Report turned over to Thompson on 6 October. ee Ps hs. he: we 14-0000 a De . om SEGGE 4 . MIRO said there was no way to determine the accuracy of the figures given of planes, guns, etc, received from the Soviet bloc (and ‘Italy and Canada): but ever. if the figures were exaggerated 100 per cent, they would still: be impressive, an . He added that Castro is daily becoming stronger militarily with weapons and with a large militia of close to 300, 000 being trained - to use them while the economy continues to deteriorate. Perhaps only half the militia would be effective, But that is sizeable. Thus, he said, the longer the delay in positive military action to overthrow Castro, the greater will be the task, ‘We must act soon, vigorously and effectively, to insure victory, Another defeat would be disastrous and would make Cubans, Latin Americans and others bolieve Castro to be invincible, Then would core accommodations and even worse, the implanting of Castro-backed regimes in the hemisphere. And the U..S. would suffer. worst of all, being discredited for defeat and "guilt of interference, "' "In the UN no nation would stand beside the U. S," 6. Proposal that Council go to Cuba with Commando Group and Establish a Government on Cuban Soil Dr. MIRO then declared that he was convinced that Castro would never be overthrown by all the propaganda, the sabotage, commando raids, guerrilla activities, rupture of diplomatic relations and deteriorating economy, and that it was inconceivable to establish a government-ir-exile for nothing would come of it; that the only solution for defeating the Castro regime was for the Revolutionary Council to ,0 to Cuba and estab- lish a government on Cuban soil, ask recognition by all friendly countries and military assistance of its principal ally, the U, S,, and that the U.S. : be ready to intervene immediately with its Forces, 'This’would all have . to take place in a matter of 48 hours, otherwise it would fail. I recognize that this is a bold plan, but boldness is necessary, There will be many risks, many may be killed, As for myself, I don't care if Idie. Ihave lost all my personal possessions and my son is a prisoner." He reiterated that all must be well prepared in advance, there must be no vacillation, everytning must proceed rapidly. First, a commando raid in force to seize a piece of Cuban territory, preferably near Guantanamo, and imme- diately the members of the Council go ashore, proclaim a provisional government, broadcast by radio to all nations an appeal for recognition (and cables prepared in advance would also be sent out), request U, S, assistance, and the U. S. should furnish such assistance at once in ade- quate strength to ensure victory. Wain | 14-0000 Pd ced - SEG Before such an action is. undertaken, the enemy must be softened by propaganda, sabotage, raids, underground action, and the ~ mass of the people of Cuba must be prepared to accept the provisional * government through propaganda, increased knowledge of the Council ‘and its + unifying ‘efforts, . Sarre «. MIRO asked me what I thought of this project; did I think that Castro. could be overthrown in any other way. I admitted that : strong military action appeared necessary. I stated further that of course his plan would have to be studied at the highest government levels, He proposed that he might elaborate a plan with his military . ors,and I suggested that he do this so that it might be examined and considered. Dr. MIRO declared that he was convinced that this-Communist : dagger in the side of the States could only be eradicated by éuch action, that the U.S. is and will be blamed for all anti-Castro propaganda, sabotage, etc, and that enemy states will denounce it for intervention’ in Cuba, but that if the U. S. goes to the aid of a friendly revblutionary tegime established in the country and helps it defeat the Soviet-backed Communist regime, all friendly governments will applaud, . "I have no personal political ambitions, " declared MIRO. ny merely am trying to chair the Council, whose mission is to unify the anti-Castro.elements inside and outside of Cuba, If the team isn't con- sidered effective, then change the pitcher. But I believe the Council must establish itself on Cuban soil, and soon, _ Time is against us.""'The Punta del Este agreement will backfire against the U, S, if Castro is allowed to remain in Cuba. Ina year, after the politicos of the countries re- ceiving U. S. aid have gotten their hands on U. S. gold, they will say, ‘Thanks to Castro, we got this.' And they will spend it as in the past with no benefits to the social and economic welfare of the people, " . 7. Views about the Judges and Lawyers | : Iqueried Dr, MIRO as to his views relative to the judges and lawyers and their future status, He said he hoped that they could all reunite and that they could be given assistance as in the past. He de- clared that Dr, ALABAU was not qualified to be a justice and that he was doing nothing but making politics and trying to discredit the Council and MIRO and VARONA, Dr, MIRO declared that he, as Prime Minister ' in the early days of the Caetro government, had named ALABAU to the - Seren ihe 14:00000 “Ns enact si a judicial position, 8 Members of the Revolutionary Council . Dr. MIRO remarked that he had a meeting of the Councit on” 10 October, I asked what elements now composed it and what he pro- posed to add. He named the following as presently in the Consejo: Rescate 30 de Noviembre MRR ; Accion Democratica. _ : \ 20 de Mayo . AAA Independiente MDG Montecristi He said he had invited to join: _ Unidad Revolucionaria and awaited their reply. He would also like te have the Workers, Students, and the Professionals (Doctors, Lawyers, etc.) come into the Council. He be- lieves Batistianos and Comunistas and elements unwilling to cooperate should be excluded, but that all ether groups should be brought together under the Council, He contends that all anti-Castro activities, except clandestine and military, should be coordinated by members of the Council, but that the excepted activities should be known only to him (MIRO). 9. Probable Argentine Rupture of Relations with Cuba Dr, MIRO declared that he believed imminent the Argentine rupture of relations with Cuba. He said the Argentine Ambassador to Cuba (Juho AMOEDO) was ordered to return to Havana (he had been vacationing in the U. S. after FRONDIZI's visit); that VLLLANUEVA, a Secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Cuba was coming to see MIRO today; and further that he (MIRO) had received a phone call last night 14-0000 ' from.a Spaniard (Nicanor FERNANDEZ) in Buenos Aires, urging MIRO to go to Buenos Aires to arouse anti-Castro sentiment of the people, | Le . -inasmuch as some Argentine action against Cuba appeared imminent. | te (FERNANDEZ said he had already written MIRO a letter.) MIRO says; : "Of course, I cannot go. Ihave the Consejo meeting on the 10th, . Furthermore, Iam going to New York.on October 11th or 12th for the SIP (Socieded Interameriicana de Prensa) meeting and have been allotted 12 minutes to adaress the meeting. " . 10, MIRO to attend Homage to LACERDA (Brazilian whe Precipitated QUADROS' resignation) on October 15 Dr. MIRO said he planned to remain in New York City (after 11 and 12 October SIP meeting) until October 15th to attend the homage for LACERDA, the Governor of Guanabara province in Brazil, MIRO probably will stay at the Park Chambers Hotel, but will advise Clark of his location. I commented that I would probably remain in Washington next week in view of his plans, but that I might go to New York City to meet with him; if go, 1 would get in touch with him and arrange a meeting time and place through Clark, 11. Propaganda Commission I asked Dr. MIRO about his ideas on the future organization and structure of the Propaganda Commission, He stated that it is out- side the Consejo and not under his direct control, although the Council accountant has been passing funds to it. He said CABTRILLO’ had resigned as head of Propaganda and that he would like CONTE AGUERO to handle it. He’ claimed that MESTRE had not done anything with propaganda. 12. MIRO's Views Relative to Supreme Court Juatice or PRIO being Recognized as Head of a Provisional Government Ilasked Dr, MIRO if he believed that there were many anti- Castro Cubans (both in and out of Cuba) who favored PRIO, or the head of the Supreme Court to. be the provisional president if a government were to be established on Cuban soil.- Dr, MIRO declared that the revolution is a fact, and that practically nobody wants to go back to any former regime. The people in Cuba would resist any such possibility. He de- heal 14-0000 > 25 i a 4 4 Po “re rocny Vidaid nounced PRIO's activities against the Council and its efforts to unify the anti-Castro elements, He said that the people should be given an opportunity to elect their chief of state after Castro's overthrow and reestablishment of order in the island. | ; 13. Offices-of Council {Consejo Revolucionario) When questioned about his business and private telephones, MIRO eaid, "The business phone is algo in my house. I have no office except in my house, but that phone is always busy (JEfferaon 2-4680), So use the other phone (JEfferson 4-2751) when you wigh to call me. " "I need to have a small office somewhere away from my home because all the activities there are driving my wife crazy. I want to : . find something modest so that no accusation can be made of ostentation = eee merely a room for myself, one for my secretary, and one for meetings. oO of the Council, etc, The FRD had a place but at that place.also was the press, the refugee center, etc, It would not be satisfactory. The FRD is now practically dead. It was the forerunner of the Consejo.as the unifying agency of the anti-Castro resistance, " ; 14; MIRO's Views on. Coordinating the Activities of Other Exile Groups : After Dr. MIRO reiterated his view that he should be the channel for funds and coordinating the activities of groups outside the Consejo such as the Students, FORD (Labor), etc., I said that I under- stood that some of these elements were unwilling to function under the- Consejo; and that in view of that situation, did he consider that an Activity Committee might be organized with a delegate from each of these groups and under the chairmanship of a member of the Consejo. This would serve to coordinate their activities, give them a tie-in with the Consejo, yet not make them subservient to it. Dr. MIRO replied that this would merely set up another Consejo outside of and parallel to the existing Consejo, I did not pursue this further, not having enough background of these organizations to be able to discuss the matter effectively, | 15, Telephone Conversation with MIRO on 7 October Before my departure from Miami for Washington on 7 October, I telephoned to Dr, MIRO froin the airport, He appreciated the call and asked if 1 had seen in the morning paper the action taken yesterday by rome brains 44-0000 - UT the ALABAU Lawyers’ group in proclaiming Julio CARCERAN (one of the chief justices in exile) as "President of Cuba at War."' He ex pressed his indignation at thie unilateral "political" move by ALABAU and his adherents: “among the exiled lawyers and judges. He added his best wishes to me and reminded me that he would probably go to New York on October llth or 12th for the SIP (Sociedad Interamericana de Prensa) meeting. 1 replied that 1 would appreciate if he would contact . Clark after his arrival to give his location in New York City, and that Clark might have a request from me for an appointment with him, if this seemed desirable. 1 suggested that in future phone conversations. I would be known as JUANITO, He agreed with pleasure that this would be a good Procedure. I wished him Godspeed and he replied likewise tome. — . - 16, Comment During these first two meetings I endeavored to establish myself favorably with Dr, MIRO and therefore refrained from bringing up details of budget or opposition to any of his specific proposals, Ilistened, asked various ,uestions, and he talked at length. In future meetings, after Ihave gained further background and ’ Rave more policy guidance, I shall be able to discuss with him specific issues and endeavor to reach agreements or compromises, as may be required, Clo, cp ehh
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14-90000 Beas Garter Sinn re 3 ao Q an 104-10236-10075 2028 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | i * ppon: Havana 6,April i po sf @ oF i " teacher P 1925 { B: g = e | oD Boag 8 EE ENVY name trace re 4 . | uae 3t879 quested by Pw 8 Feb 61, oe 8 ie | ae: _ Results; no record Ba w8 “oe e g G2 oes FF ee ey te ' ‘ 3 be Bs om] | | 2 Bae Be i i ' | { : | 5 3} illoaslesienieaestetentinn amemnettenteatenammmenmeenentntiine To te ak seen aca , lo x 7 | [ove cere oe Me ) ROSETE, Hage _ _ -MONT-5469 , RG to 10 JAN 62 ze 0 “~D ' PRD Rep MONT, doing excellent job in, Medin field, ES 2e3 m ; _ Has established good contacts with editors , ee aed - ee |; Major newspapers who providing her space at IN} = a e RY ; Teduced rates and hea secured half hour weekly NES & $2 © >) ‘ = mies Gene Rm . [EER RR ee Wie Sei ae Cape , radio time from Redio Sarendi at oost, | | - ed { : ROSETE Rosete, Hada 19~124.25/6 ANDUD Finance (Misc.)/Att to Rpt 10 Dec 62 ‘Subject is a menbor of the Rovolutionary Council iand is on a Financo Dopartmenat~-Delegations list. ‘for poriod 1-30 Novonber 62. Subj is rooree sontative from Uruguay. No furthor info, ROSETE Rosete, Hada Education FRO, Miaml Bn: 4/6/25, Havana . Divorced | Salary fqns ‘(st0ya | eUZaTep DUD JO pesy) TIOAILCG STN 02 Zutproooy ee eee 1 j 4 : ‘ ST VOTPETTIIZE TESST IOG 6,390 *9u0"U i &en3nip mar eres ST 320fang ele eet. Pa BLISCY Bsasas} tafe“ TEES babe "Roe Bs 5 aw) KHON ten Baw *3 > oe ® a 14-00000 _ oe t F . : ROSETTE, Hadda ; 4 ; Local IRD Type, who in opinion Segundo and n Station providing excellent support to Station KEGRGE PW program; MONT 5448 6 Jan 62 SSR ae ery ogee arrest + POET ET Ee aCe, MIPEICRO EE © Fue ttre R Se Meee e 3 em, ita or od . “ao
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144 104-10237-10120) | | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | SECRET LN of” pi? \ee 315 June 19¢4 Der his request; 2nd Lt. Oliverio Aatoaio TOKED Yasallo vas recontscted oan 8 wee 64 ot bis place of reeid- provided additions! detaiis. _ en Caf$los) and Ana Gloria de VARGMS> ané ideatizied Osiel GONZALEZ sad ose "COCO" as possible leads to(Jose>; 14-0000 SECRET 1S Ae 1964 SUBJECT: Recontact of Cliverio A, TOMEY Yasalio. (201-283206) 1. At 1730 bours, & June 64, the undersigned was advised at hie residence that a tr. TOME (Subject) had called the | " security number givem him (351-8161) and left the message that be would lio to talz again with Paul Stroud (the wunderaigned) . LO anytine after 1E09 hours, 5 June. 2. Upom arriving at TOMEU’s apartment (Apt. 303, 1028 , Wahler Place 53, High Point Apartzent Howse, Sashington, D. C.), . 1830 hours, & dune, TOMEY indicated to his two daughters he would ; like to have some privacy and they sad his wife, Caridad, left the apertucat. : o. -9.. MEE apologized ‘for not having recelled the nane . (Bde VAROMA™ as that of Anz Gloria de VAROMA, He reiterated ; thet, while im hiding to escape capture by the Cuban Government 1 @absoqueat to hig infiltration, he «new only the first nasen of the pereces vith whom ds came ip contact, but then added be xnew | ga Gloria de YARONA,; in whose house be was hiding, because she. : wea the aister of Carlos de VAROMA\, one of his infiltration team... . menbers. (Thia Carics de YAROKA/ nay be idestical wits one woe Carlow Extucl de VA5CKA Segura, 201-4895E5; or ene (Carlos AFtiTo: ' \WANQHA Arjoua, 301-383208.). © SO a 4. Om several ccoarions, according to TOMEU, he was seated - Q0 the table ta Ana's bouse with several other people, Cae of | | Ghose (adividvals, knowa to TOMSU only aa “COCO,” was described . ee the sceretary to Joce LLARGZA Gobel. : There wae not, however, aay diacuesions in which TOME recalls: LLAHUZA: or hie political _ @Fapathies having been discuesed. Accerding to TOMED's recole -. Seetion 1t was “COCO” who wae sseceiated with LLAWUZA, and he Wee ect avare of any releticarhip. betecen Aas; and (22452), Githowgs TORRG had so iaforsetion ag to what finally happened re a ) Bie diafiltration team mate, he suggested te Carlos re that 6£ Caylos cr /An® were available they may be eble ta f Sdentizy “COCG" end provide dats ex his acceseability for am ecatact. ; ‘ 8. Ome Casel COMZALES, forner Caief of the Mavana Fire t Department, wee iduntified by TOMEU ae another possible lead ' “ - . = Greiner caten . e- Rata en R EN TR SOY cme tetanic So aman gree : pm — 14-0000 t i ! | | t 10 ANNE cen see SEORET ~2- who vould know LLANUZA.) TORKU affirmed Osiel was previcusl; | with MEBUYO Gutterrez in the Second Front of Escrnhbray. Osiel was under asylum tn the Brazilian kubassy (sic, Argentine Embassy?), when TUMEU gsined political asylum. then Ostel finally received hie safe conduct from the wabagsy, he went to Puerto Hico and, TOMKU postulates that Usiel is now again with MENOTO in either the United States or Pucrto Rico, 6. Two snap shota (to be returned) vere provided by. TOMIU of himself and six other individuals who were in ssylus et the seue tine. He identified these, in the photograph in which ‘Monsignor Eduardo BOZA Masvida} is seated, as, fro left to right: (Manuel VILLAMANAN, | Oliverio Toxky, Wile DIAZ 3 (believed to be in US), Publio RUIZ (US), Jorge Del VALLE 7), amd Oulel GONZALEZ (US or Puerto Rico?). 7. Upon completing the debriefing, Stroud and TOMEU “exchanged small talk" for a while until TOMEU finally stated that he still wished there was something more he could do to Belp free Cube, and asked "What do you think I should do?" Stroud replied that no person could really wake that type of Geciaion for another individual, and countered by asking TOMEU. what alternatives he had in mind, other than remaining in the w as & career military officer... S&S. TOMRU replied that, of course, he was once an agriculturalist, but that there were fee job opyortunities in which he could apply his past experience. His. sister had also eaked him if he felt he and uis family would want to live with ber in Spain or Hexicc, but he didn't think too much of thia-- idea. He thon atated that he had been asked. by Manuel ARTINE. <@ take & job as an instructor, Without indicating any speociation of even avareness of ARTIME's activities, or of ARTIME's contact with TOMEU (ac incicated in TOMEU's 201), ZOMEY was asked what he thought of ARTINE's proposition... TOMEU stated that he would no longer follow Any An OB =A individual. or as a leader, because a man's ideals, outlook, and objectives change vith tine, For example, the people of . Cube followed Fidel because of the ideals he advocated, When Fadel tock over, hie eneconplichasnts: gracuaily became quire: Giiferent from the ideals he had espoused. TOMEU continued @aying he would “no longer follow a man, One could only trust his ideals or an organization which followed those. ideals, since a good organization would-be less likely of: being controlled by a single naa." When saked for an example . Of the type of organization he hud in mind, TOMEU replied he Wee most favorably inclined towaras the ideals and goais of the JURE, (The JURE or JRC is an organization crested by Manolo RAY Rivero around s nucleus of former 26 July Movement. leadera, See nemo sod attachment dated 23 July 1963 from Joha Guah Crinmins, Coordinator of Cuban Affa{ ABA, Departnent af Btate in TOMKU's 201-263206.) [et] brciuded ice auiomaliy __ SECRET downgrading 20d dectaseiticstion - ~~: r a 14-0000 ered mtr as oon SECRET ~3- 9. I¢ should, perbeps, be noted here that in en inforsal exchange vith itrs. Donald WEBSTER, TOMEU's supervisor at the Defense Laaguage Institute, Anacostiz Naval Annex, 4 June 64, Mra, VEBSTER volunteered the information that. “all of the other ‘Brigade students here’ have told ae they think very hiyaly of TOKEU, snd that he is a very brave nan, because be and his fanily were very ven leny in Cuba and he gave it all ap to go into exile and fight the Castro Regize.” ie oe H
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Ha sida ade -, finds. presidente del Instituta; ; Médico rarmccfuilee ¥ pre, sidemte de ja Academia de Cienctas Medicas, siendo en fa pactwalitad su prealdente de, honor. : vActuziginle ac encuentra ide visita on nuestra pals. ;tompalicy por su ausilar, ejo ducter Pedro Botet invita! m, Soo par ef Canszio Cient{Tiey © dei Mmnisteris de Salud Po. ED obea y ef Colegio Médica Na: 3 ‘cional. ' ri, ' «| A una preguata sobre su -_ ampresion de nuestro sis.ema, GET ivenina en ta Pag 2% Cat, 2f lox! eee YW es. eh 14-0000 “ — OF. priate ~. . eee . ‘yeoputy, ree reer Otero st L SM Mo OC Caan | ot ae op suriy vorpng © WN rere ap Peon es, Ly bh nto? U eu! OPOTHUY MEPOtUIIEY Tl gp ap sosest eg td FF aod ¢+ enb optepotues says s rout HploasO UPPTUIOsAL EL UNIS -& pen mee me coumcergen Oy Saye nel a . “apa - N- ya id 9-EL MUNDO, Jueves 4 de febrero de 1965 eee TD ¢ e Logra... | Posible... | r acién de fe ta. 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Fa haree un barancs ac tha ae | & note fividades realtsadas eu F084 yi ays 7 travar ifa quanca ie les er Po ry er 1065, ANereé que ya los Inv perisis: Ye leery O$ Nee WI, Ja3 que Wacelen dav attuactoa ef Woecyam aet ur. wine eb puede: too ¥ et Frente Nacional la Ef Leractén, Fina relerién can fa coopera! clin material ques crt4 reaiizan: ao aA en favor del puchic: lie pudviecnamita, Vo bea Gb Nhe expreas que esa avid’ no ale iy Tnene surve & bos dhanentite ade at Prey Sara a derar pine eat do el munos Yene cattda en{tas Factén, ° “ing hospltaler, sin aistinetia' oe. AL terminar de hablar et geet clase! Ademéa:, for CONIPOS a@4. aa Misi4a, Ma ref Ce ssiztencales estan tien equi- ae ta Miia, an Joven ye pados, yO sina que cast con vie, iyeza, si ne fuera porque es, 9as ‘ ricta le entrecd un cuatro ¢ Jug Antonio Mella en nemtey 10 paryge un térnday dur“ wipes” wee ey de todes Jos Uabajadoret 4 MININD, i con Ig fhe Aatsueron al acie el end, dor daca Republics Lenuce , . . ant wat 2 Stain setae ae ae a anh The ey det Las ¢. Y Fee ee rganteas Lageniers Meeees Oe Nice VW. Ssenz, (te eee tat Ot MAA Bran sed de aprende iréo W, Ssenz, (Reporte: Bal isan medics ge estan st cg TRA mundo Reddsuce). [rr.ente de laa mejores téenieas, ATE - pmaternas, y sobre te ta + iste Pex « ” ien ellos ef entusinemo. Mo ¢a- Cuidaran... [ne duda que todo enta conver /3F a ipa en un mejor servicio. Ifyinst (Centlourciéa ge ta fe, Paginalide doctries que en blagun ladojte - —~-" "hg visto apatia, sina un coro no fecolares recibiran ansttue-'g. gente en el que tulos vibra-!don ciones 20Ure suelos, tipus a¢ ran, Y tengan entendnto que prt eésped, plantas ornatantales uy Cuerpo ce inédiced que ast! IF B.D Wad Cano Rocianes *eRl4 su preseston, sera dens Ra . 1 . = eu ttny de poco une de los mejores fel ae babs vs aplicsae 419 AT ty mundo, Toso esta lo pineal 3 ! ia ‘ parts me : g de ectes centraa No et Se am Naa § Pdebe Ale! OAL DA De ene emwuieemen ane meee te edd Log equipor 67 aba): Be yidiein on interioree yo ewe goa Los interores eetarin for-| A las pregunisa é @ por atu so tenmtrin ba eset wel armecty at wee a hepter af plerel eunmnea de tow ¢ acste yx tend.an ecine dundanental 11 de tr al teante nen i do lap fread Venton er Ja ona ae en que xe encuentre thicata fa lease Cua Co Boe 01a Pr exuch, THASMISION OE ENFERMEQADES INFECCIOS La teasmision de una bacteria que cava enters qnedades decade one pense a enforma wb te per ans nana. se efectas dy divers tes nadas, Tp pagan ECR PEt Hele eantidad de bactenas Por eso hay que hevie ebaqua La candela mata los mie crchios. La hehe pucde tracts: portar también bacterias Uitagenas. Pbiersa Gime a tee, Les alimentas tanbiin puedea Ure escotar Iairtes fas pets jonas Prote}s tos aluncntos. Fin ncasinnes intervie. nen los insectas Par ejem- plo, una meosca © eapaz ee cagnar hasty diet fenes de microbies Y al posarse tn el cuerpo del nit, aeneleste. 067 los furneres, los infec el mosauty Aedes Reqyrti puede tracentr hy febre amanhs. Onoeta sirales coro el perro ¥ eb cat pieden trasmitee la sabut AGUA Y 1ABON f aN ae th wyatt yet. Te qed ts Ged des Arete vephoaas Tae cinsevente ext pectes er formes: An Souq quiha yicanba mentitica tarea pars cata Cabt v Eapafta tie-i "FU de ver nada aubre medtcina fue a feben ints aalamente, tha hecho ent Ne pe omejer, da puede iF ay atortans coapect? & te | foret, aitditar del doctor Pont & E viaja he f&prendide & Ser, | [a ene % CaDA, ae eC “mejor que he waa: wae ay ee CD, , tas nithcon’, { at sabre 1" y¢ vie cart feahie H.fere won AT ent tie Eabw ofa. abe t a To ntertA Gein gets eerste dno prentsae yoage. bee Ry Natfe (rat ete te nine g ete SOtee Mefialt ie { PH bh ean na ograa facitviel yes wea palace hablen poy S ae | Sgutenda al curse Ge in ons t= treviata, ef clentificn espafal,. neg Ujor [No ha tenl4o Uermpo ty eal, pers eaiey enterada da queltis ee han hecho riuchos heapitas ‘jen rurales vy “comurvales” ylet jaua se fo estd prestands una)» ‘stan atarciin a la painstencia. lmatlion en ch campo”. ite H-hre un posible setorno i. Cuba, ef Or. Pona reaponits.{el “Piesay volver e+ un plaze mu7z; ch breve, Aobre eato he hatlada! con ef SVlecsnimst-o y eb Mints an tro det RUNSAP y Cred qe he |co mos Hegade a un acierda’, . A len preguntas sclre ad alt pro “Clinkean Médicn”, que ea) yaaa emus libra do testa en 4 [aueaten Univeratdad, dlea- “Dela mi Itbra ne parle hablar porque ‘® pat eons OL logta do un gadrejré al Wije, per tes ais & qua no ¢ ang que conmigS colahoran mia 7 45) 1 mt te. Vtesye atv a iinroa quolet tratan aobra be. plain, sobre! feta, Wbeoa_Anieticanog: REED, égjey exlin gece yy eppop.\ 1 tauestcale, aun certs me yencite Uuanistads aeatrox, pot el con-de trap, hea reunlnce remeanal fe mente para hacerle mojoru, YM crea nie ha auto depe au saitely feesnecto nd ftorpital Big. triea, 1, Dr. Pot Mee; “Rate, - calmuna ky obra aédica Que FOL 4 lnbs. Ye bo puede, id re amet re acperir, Ka rte, «a qaiizas fa Lay reporteros quiitferon mae gy ter la opiritn del doctor Pestro! neerca de la mnedicins et fina iG nota que ot aludito eunteaté i Maen He puede agregar a Jor, Aicho por eb Or. Pans, peru hago ne algy @u> at qa era decir: hurible, puc#ta Gut yey heli joven, coma maicttes otras pt tecte: bueno, Voy & CAaba, Hoy unis conterendi is YS Pere despuda dz viect t* varias hoap! tates, dexpuds da vet LS luger eoass el wu partiuents de Ctl mic Brot nuldgien Crt Vesiel pital eFalarda’, ura deh hala werun acio de contricion y Teo tt tacthidn ‘3 ler’ ee < ct aay 2 rt v 14-0000 chee _ - he the: ie Pe cera VEL hs hee (4,2 any, AArBub-% At oo | f tf A oe wae _ eer FE AO Keg ANTES wee, tah aye 14-0000 ; RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE Four Viet Sith dlroat, Mew York ta, N.Y. Viorlawiag Caom-nunicatone Centar PL? 3122 July 22, 1965 RECEIVED JUL 2 3 1965 Dade County Medical Society Miami Florida Gentlemen: Enclosec are four (4) copies of a new Broadcast Agreement reflecting your chenged prograns effective last May. : Please sign all four covies and return to this office for countersignature. We shall then return two (2) completely signed copies for your files. 4 Very trysly yours Richard Ww. Gref Vice President RNG/fs Enc. & etter. AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLDWIDE 14.90000 onder BROADCAST AGREEMENT RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE, 4 WIST $9THi ST.. NEW YORK 19, N.Y. A DI“ISION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING CORPCBATION Date: duly 22, 1965 __ Conwact No.: 765-11 AGREEMENT between Dade County Medical SOCIETY called “Agency” for broadcasting ‘aver Intemational Radio Station WRUL ptograms, announcements and/or participations, as scheduled below on bchalf of Dade County Medical Society, Miami, Plorida (aanse sod address) called “Advertisee” to advertise . Educational Medical Program and Radio New York Worldwide, a division of tn Tnternational, Educational Broadcasting Corporation called “Station”, subject to the standard conditions on the back hereof and any speciai conditions set forth below or attached hereto. Target Angeriboean Language Spanish 8:01 PM (EST) . Approximate Time of Broadcast =: Length of Broadcast 15_HMinutes palion-Wed. Erie times per Week 3. Starting Date 4ay_17:1965.. Ending Dat&i LL forbid _ Total Broadcasts Program material arrangements (check appropriate boxes): {Live or (4 Recorded Q] Furnished by agency or OO By Statioa Additional Instructions: eos This contract may be cancelled by either party upon rour (4) weeks written notice. eg. | Rates NUMBER OF STATION OTHER DROADLASTS CHAKGE TALENT LING SFRVICE RE-BROADCAST CHARGES TOTAL PRICE _ T__LING SERVICE RE-BROANCAST _ wed [_ 3 | yo1.25 | | | i | 303.75 | eer — Coctnet ~ bees oat ACCEPTED: Date By Agency or Advertiser Radio New York Worldwide Division of Intert.ational Educational Broadcasting Corporation en hea eee 14-0000 STANDARD CONDITIONS GF RADIO *.3tV YTRK 1.) PAYMENT AND SILLING, {4) Time ~ Payssents under this contiact are te be rece'ved by STATION at the addres itechet 09 STATION § bills on o¢ before the f5e that ia which broadcasting .§ done. Pagme States funda, Yor City ban the contrary {bh} Materiatity. tn alt cases date of ceyment is materia!. 16 STATION fells %o ely Dayment, or if ACVERTISER « ce AGENCY s cres? is, on STATION'S featonable opinion, impaiied, STATION in its owe, d'scratce, mee utter cancel this ecalvect under sub-parzg aph 3a) oe change the feems of fay~eot for further broedcatts under this contract. (c} Bitnag. STATION will bal AGENCY af intervals follewiag broedcarting. 2, TERMINATION. 9) Broadcasts Other That. Particisetions and Spot Arnoencerart. H this con act calls for broadcasts of time periods other thaa Cate pe*.ves end spat sanouncamants, the enti.e contract may be termineted by a.teer cety eHective of the end of ary 13 w cycle of broadcast.ng bareuncer spos g-ng the other Perty not jets than 2d days’ Etior written notice. jipations and Spot Announcements. if this coatea:? cats for broadcasts 4 and spot anncuncements the en! cortvact o- Lets tharect Barty st any time by giving the ote: Car.g rot alice. notified of any cleins cauted by a-t-4g cat of, oF connect.ca ef crogren mate + deemed (c) Claus. tf STATION tosult'ng trom any broadcast hereunder, whether rei turaished by AGINCY of STATION, Ctherwite, and tad +0 subsisatiel in S'ANON'S raatorable opinica, STATION tag, by < aotice ty AGENIY, t tas to any of ais furter 2- 1d) EHact of Termination, tf AGENCY ferminaies this cor-t-ext cader sub Daraqiecy 2{a) of {b}, AGENCY will pay STATION et earced rote f° b-cadcaste contracts fur to and including the date of termmation. it Cit terminates this contract urdar pacegraph 2, as to any oF ait broadcas's tuch fermmnatoa shall be without panaley of aho.t rate, sa? os &GENCY shell have the benetit of tne same discounts that 1? would hove eacced § STATION had not to fermimated and thi conir, had coniaved thrnuge sa lest broadcast scheduled Jt STATION his Contract under wez, © 2b) or (¢) as to leis than ali of tcheduled he: ' s ry sipultaneoudy w.th the eflactve dave cf STATION'S notice, in which event such termiration shall eis0 be without garety <f short rate. 3. EFFECT OF BREACH, . (a) By Agency. STATION erserves the this curt-ect of ery tome vpor dslault in the ely Peynient of bits, failure to faraisn coe -2 hy acceptabie fo SfATION, or other mater-al breach of the term hereot. Gres suc? cencaliation all charges accrued herevader and aot pasd shall become er—ecetsiy due ond peyebie, and AGENCY shail alto pay, a1 liquideted damages, 2 set tum equai to that which AGENCY wuld have been obiiguted to pay hat 7 on sta eHective Cats of STATION’: cancetlation, given nolce of tom peiget to sub regraph 2(4) or (b), wass any net sum which SFATION ay exteces for the sale uf rama eirtim jon. tn tha event cf a meterial breace by STAT Cx 7 serformir. AGENCY reserves the night ta cercel this cor rart. gon te Hation STATION shatl pay, as liqudated rt aos * om ag af to the ictus) non-canceieb'e out-of-pocket nece inturred by STENT tneeugh cancellotion cl tha contract. STATION'S fiability, hewovur sa-. 2-4 eaceed ine Rob ema costs involved for ths yserpicsa and nan-cancal ate cot on of this contract, that hh, STATION shail not te fable for aay to geaate "man the su! of the set time chesgus lavolvea Aad *. SEATON, on ‘75 e%actes date of AGENCY'S cancaltation, given aotice uf termination pursuant 9 1.5-2: vt (b). Zailure to broadcast covered by paragraph 4 of 5 ha. act te deemed a@ breach of this contract. {e} Umitetion of Liakitilz, In the event of cancelation andes “t's raregrach 3, waither gacty shell fable to the erher otherwize than as t¢ec“ad im tha parc- graoh and in paragraph 3, 4 FAILURE TO BROADCAST. If as the rast of public emergency of necessity, Greenreat oder, farce mejaure, reitrictiot isapazed by law, Act of God, leber ¢.. erecrer cel break- down, of any cause, similar or diss'm Jar, bapond STATIC: *RiveteGiy control, STATION fais to Broadcast ali or part of aay program, particfa cm o7 ennsinces ment coatrected to be broadcast heres der. STATION shalt ecs de pede ascent to actust its tune chargas at Neresnafte: tiated: (a) if 23 pet xf o scredu ad broads sst is peformed, a later b.oadcast of the omitted arageanm. cane pation of announcement shall be mace at a reatonably salisfactory ¢,ne* ~ car a7 tim aad it no reasonably satisfactory sevsn'ute day and ime ave ave eve, t charges for the omittea broadcast s*3!l be pert At schede od tt, BS Mew ao OG fata reduce he t'me charges; a7 «tf a commercial portion Gf a troed-e:t a on ted 2 credit in the same cropc-ton tc the tre charges whee the om med commas tal Borticn bears 19 the total commercial portion of the broadcat, wt cteres + s-e2ter. fa ong such case of totel of partial faiture, AGENCY chat: bare “2 beret of the sera disccusts waich it would have earned if the offected b-ces- vad deen eattormed it full. 5. PRE-EMPTIONS FOR PROGRAMS OF PUBLIC INTEREST O88 SIGH.ZICANCE. (a) Conditions of Substitution. STATION abell heve the ght to cu‘cef any broadcast or Gorton theveol covered by this contract fm exte- te brow Brog'am or avert which, in ets abdsorte dicceton it deems te ce cf oud or tigalcan-e In any such case STATION 1 natty AGI 9 acvence if maby possible, bit where such rotice cannot reesonatyy te Ges, STATION wit! sot’y AGENCY within a reasonable time after ich schecwes treedcast that AGENCY's broadcast has Deen pre-empted. (b} Adycitmeat, |i AGENCY ard STATICN cannot agree ceca @ we*cfoctory tubititute cay and time she b-oadcast time so preemcted i+ 3 be ceomad can callad without aXecting the dseounts, oF rights provided amde “ra contact, sicant that AGENCY shcil wot Save to pey STATION any cha ges for tre canceled roadcart, 6. BATE SROTECTION. Station taserves the right at aay time or times te chan je “Se cates discounts and charges beve.nder to con‘ors to ary tate card iscued eher the date cf this contract, AGENCY shal! have the be of ary decceate ae a5r-egete sme pareble berevader Legn-'ng as of the « S c® rate ced Et no irete.%@ in tard aagr. wert shall be aco: cable uatit tre ve mcees from the atfective date of suc! card. The protect’an against rate er 3 erp. cable VWIDOLSVIIE CONTRACT FOR BPCANCASTING wees only to broedce.t sched! rard and un ettect ov ge within trirty deys affar the oMectve sate Lard Boe Sot thet a'y interruption or lapse of schedule oof 6! 3 ATION shail auromel ca.ly terminate wih protection. 7. PROGRAM MATIQIAL fa) Agency Perpormbility Uni otherwite noted on the face of &'s contract, att pragrem ? antluding telent and commercis! announcemerts, shelf be furn. hed by AGENTT, and all sepentes currected with the de..very thercol to the STATION and return the afrom, “fue directed, shell be ped by AGENT YT. AGENCY wal delves comziete mage cur sherts for att musical compositions Ces-qosted by AGENCY for troedcact ond all other mregram mate Pot fers then $6 hours (eettet.ve oF Saturdays, Sundays anc holidays} in edvence of brosdcat?. {b) Aporeval of Materiel, STATION may, la st disereti conpost.ons, and mor seiect recordings, the technical quality comety with STATICN standards. All tive c-s4rem material to be broadcast heveuoder shell ba adequately raheaned, and alt live ond recorded materiel ta be broadca:t heveusder shail conform -9 the STAT: -Nia progrem and operating policies, STATION s febor contracts, and the public Interest, incluc.ng specifically, but not Lmted to the Federal Sommanications Cammision reguistors reauiring nternatiorel broedcait service shall reflec! the cullure of ths country on amore srternaticre! good will, unde: tending and cooserat'ca Program moter al an4 corfo-ner, furnted by AGENCY are suoiect to STATIG%'s approw. ert SIATION may ae: @ cuntinging hd ty reject of cava AGENCY to ed# such mtatats.! of teniaze cerformers to the nt STATION deems necetsary fo cuntorra to the rftards specifiad in this sub-peragreph.. tel Right to E ut Cumtitete, Should STATION fait to raceise satisfactory ECR meteratl wher requred hersunder STATION mey not-fy AGENCY, end ATIC rece vas satisfactory program material wiinia 24 bois efter such “ SYATION shell have the ight fo adt ery proq-em materiel same 4s edited, .¢ to produce orst.rute broadcast, 7 fer such sditad of substitute bro ves-ast, plus a rearonedta charge for the adi: o fe bres dcast. charges for of a tubs 8. INDEMNIFICATION. (a! ty Agency. and st hae itp end exceris, ineludirg attorseys fees, , cast al progres Wait meteriss preoared, produced of furnished by AGINGY, inciuging musical sompositions, escepting such jiebility os mar result for ae wrosdze:t of AGENCY-produced broadcasts of meterial Iuaibed by ATION. 0 Station, STATION abuity 2nd espense, 4s, eecept ng er'y such Nab: at 4 other matanel furait wil hold acd seve AGENCY harmiass with compect to ma! STANOM for AGENCY. prodi-ad broadcarte. . 9 WICREASED COSTS. If at ecy Some of Simes under ary collactve berg: 4 agreemest(s) by whick STATICH 3s be of to which STATION adheres, of under bi Oar foreign oF ‘of any service, material or parsonnel furnished Sy STATION om 6. the rantt at the asteblisbhmant of oF ct i om cayeble fo certocrel, or taser, assesstents, 6 ayes'e by SATION, AGENCY shail STATION the nm cotts of the «nective date therecf. t Fold ead save AGENCY harmters ageinst aff incuderg atfoneys’ fees, on STATICH-prodced resol? from the beedcast of ENCY. In adatice, STATION ab fursahed hy WO, GENEPAL. {e) B-oadeart Terres. STATION will pertorm tha breadcatts coverad by this ton tte dest and at the approumate houtty times provided oa tiv fece of th’s contract. STATIC! cacerves the sight ab any time ce ties sa change the dys ard/or hours of puede. in the sweat of changes by the Federal Cont. cetors teen .n aitocetion of hows O2d/or sequencies fn such Seoat rytealy scectatls attermete dave act/ar hours shill be subst Sted: If, the t Dit tate Peres otered By STATION Is AGENCY ara unacceptatla cont howeve- fe AGENCY, AGENTS shall have the right to cancel upon gives STATION a sct'ce thecect, and such termination shall be without peneity of short Times mentered shall pe thore sn effect af STATION on the respective STATION may deduct irom any patiod of five (S} minutes of longer not ms n-fiee (35) seconds for Steticn brdak’perocses, (b} HMandtins <f Proce-ty and Mail, STATION shall ICse FO Ma, Srecautinns, but sSall essame ra Hat bty for lows of or damage to proqam mater.ai or other dbp AGENCE in conn, ction wth brocdca:ts bereunder, STATION ect of frscast mel, carreapandence or telephone ca is tennetion atts escent altar itt prio. agproval, and it 9 approved, ef the so'e fith of AGENCY ead *.d.ect ta reimbursement by AGENCY tor aif expense incurted. rate days of broadcast ~ yee and Agency. If this contract it with « recognized ea eaency commis ca oO: 15%, wit oe alowed, d and as face of tes cantract. AGENCY is 7 ced shail petorm this "er agent for a ds+.aced p.incinas! onot remed ta the face of tht sewers Dut F ADVEPTISER de to STAT.Ct heresrces AGENCY dy etry ths coats, o ace of such detay' "SZ agreas to be hable, jointly asd tevera'ty wth ADVERTISER, for any and amma celts demands cr obligations owing ta STATION haveunder. Ie rs eoeteace a weve Cvactie with a spostor, teferences to AGECY th. acpi to ADVERTISER, except thet no agency commiss'on wil be al oved- mt acd Waver AGENCY shall not without the ws concert sega This Contact oF of AGENCY'S STATION ¥ "ser other t, cr to besadeas? hereunder ie Or Mreduct cthe- thas that age Nofwithiterd’=3 ths foregsing ADVERT. or times to d. ate any advertising ege-cy to act for ADVERTISER ia place of AGENCY. Fa.lure of STATION of AGENCY fo enforce avy of the prosions of this contract shail not-beTconstrusd ss @ ceneral salacy brent of as fo that cr aay other provaion, fel Legal Cb gatons STATION'S Jbl. ons hereunder are eubjiec? to the teens ard cond t of ticeses held by if and te applicable internationc., rederal, ftate and fcca: tavs and regulations. tf) Entice Agveerrent. Th's contrect contains the entire agreement between the Partas retating to the suk ect matter hire costaired shall be constreed accord. leq ta the tew cf the Stete of New York, where STATION’ fice 3 located, asd carest be charged of terminated orally. - = than ADVERTISER, were? cat for tna advertiser eat of cn tra face ch te $s com the grt at ary tm ar cartified {a} Notices. Novices given Ey prepaid telegram of by cegiiter me) tall be dceared q-en whan dupetcted No Grea by ord nary mal what be doemad given when rece. . teas harecoder halt be in writing and Giver by ater thas perion. shall be addretsed to the carty at the address scec Sed os the face of ths ceatract os to such other addres as may be speci£id hereendar in writiag omagee ~ 14-0000 “ar + , “yy SECRET (When Filled tn} os a _ DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER To: FINANCE OFFICER ~ from Alice B,Caponong S Sept 65 REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS Serer ere AMUN REUUESTED St aces ADVANCE ACCOUNTING $1,316.25 TOPOLL=<21 F ‘THB Seee 65 ADVANCE IS REQUESTEO COMPLETE FOU WING CURTIFICATION 1 AGREE THAT 1 WILL FULLY ACCOUNT FoR THIS [SGNATURE on ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING AND Q£FUND ANY UNENPENDED BALANCE SY THE DATE STATED ASOVE tN THE EVENT OF MY PARURE TO SO ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANY UNENPENDED BALANCE, | aulnomze ofouction From | Alice B, Caponong HAY $4.ARY TO EFFECT SETTLEMENT. REWABURSE MENT —OFFICIAL Ds- BURLEMENTS ALREADY MADE DISBURSEMENTS AMEUD-3 radio pregran on WRUL | Seot 65 , nT RY AUTH: Cos Ee Orn aay SS WAR AAMMTR RECEWPTS ARE ATTACHED qamnaeeeataehal aquest Cashier’a Check mada payatle_to:Radio NewYork _———_. —_ ———-Horldside SAY CERTIFICATION SIGNATURE U CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITEMIZED ABOVE WERE NECESSARILY MACE BY ME IN THE CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL BUSINESS OF A CONFIDENTIAN NATURE, THAT 1 Mave NOP BFEN NOR WILL IRE, REMBURSED THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE, AMD THAT TF1S CLAW ANO ATTACHMENTS ARE TRUS AND COCRECT oh ALL RESTECTS ‘ Nia SIGNATURE Or APPROVING GFF ER 3 Sept 63 Bruce P.Veddar APPROVED ~ AS AENS MGHATURE RECEIPT Alice 3.Caponong FOR USE OF ME FINANCE CFFICER ONLY re ESO TVPE OF FUNDS: GENECAL LEDGER ACCGUNE IDENTIFICATION DOLLAR VALUE s1 SuasiDiage - POS*EO BY IDENTIE:C ATION: ore cReDit COST ACCOUNT NO CERTIFIED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT VOUCHER NUSSER Jaurscai2zd CEATIFING OFFICER FORM USE PREV-OUS Ss conn iia bea FOR A] Comore SECRET maa! 14-0000 oe _ 7 RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIvE - WKUL 2 WEST SOum SIREET, MEA YOR te. a. V. DATE SEPTEMBER 1, 1965 ° TO._pADE-GOUNTY-MEDICAL-SCCLETY—._- ER nm INVOICE NO. _ 675 ——FEOREDA——— 167 FERMS CASH IN ADVANCE ae BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON THE SPANISH SERVICE A (4) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEZLY, (YON. ,-WED., & FRIDAY) SEFTEMBFR 1, THROUCH 30, 1965. TOTAL 13 BROADCASTS AT $101.25, $1,316.25 ’ RECEIVED SE? 9 1985 ter: 14-0000 SECRET (When fulled try , DISEURSEMENT VOUCHER i ‘[asice “Grnce . jFroes: DATE I Alice R,Caponong 30 Aug 65 REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS RELMBG US EMENT —OMICIAL ONS- UUESEMENTS ALEEADY MADE 7 ADVARK2 WS HL LHED CONTE ROLLOWIE CERNACATION 1 AGEEE THAT f WL FULLY ACCOUNT FOR Tas [S'GNATURE - ARTS ANCE SF SBATTSAIN CH AL COS AED EET QNY UNEWENCED BALANCE OY THE DATE STATEO ABOVE IN De EVER? TOE aot Fee 8) So aC CORT AD GES AMY UMELPENCED BALANCE, 1 AUTHORIZE OLOUCTION FROM met Say aay 0 tC SERENE Alice B,Caponong ~~ DISBURSEMENTS _ H scr fp DESCE PON costaccounrno [awount | 30_Ang} 65 }-- SMD. radia program for Aug 65 on wee ee pe. a Radin Americas oo RECT TDS ah. Al ACreD ERCEPT WS RM TeS i d-rce Cecomtss TOTAL $2. ’ Yuvoice attached. Cashioz's Check rear weted--made payable to. —_———___-______ Radia Amoricas, Ine. CERTIFICATION. ATURE a CEENZY TOA? Ted OPN FRS EES EMTED VHOVE WERE NECESS$S APY MADE OY Mt IN THE CONDUCT OF OFFiCial son BUSES Or % COMET Pak MATTE, SWAT f tAVE RL: BEEN NORM WIL tHE, REIMBURSED THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHER SOUR, Ar EMAT Ere Creed 22D aT FacetmEPtS ASE TRUE AND CORRECT IN ALL RESPECTS. SIGNATURE OF aPeSOwNG OFFICER ygqa—-B,Vadde DOUAR VALUE | SUBSIOLARY FCTTIEICATION _ Postrp ay CERTIFIED FOR PAYAENT OR CREDIT AUTHORED CERTHYIN GS OFFICER FORM US MECC ee sant ~ 11-3- 13-49} noes al tenes SECRET Pace ieere 14-0000 —_—_ Me 1 Sept a! y/ ae , . . Geol fer. ee een ne ee mee Two aundred seventy and 50/100 --------=,,, o * Radio program "El Medico y Usted" for Sept. ay Cashter‘s Check # S? 65 Odes ): ne (\ 270.00 ee ee OO ercete nee Robert WILKENSON ra ~ Peer eee 14-0000 GO PY Aumat 1, 1965 Delite C. Panghtsy, MaDe Mos tdent Mada County [odleal Ass'n. Int. Pyotr SL Molo © Gores 1559 8.8. Tanth Avonue Huh, Floriana 3436 Dear Skis Tho following charses are fer broddvust tine, stucio rantnl, bioa and othor expenses: Radio Station Tine « 8/65 San charcet® Staclo liental ant Tapta = 7/65 34.90 Pyacuation and Talent Feas - 7/65 126.55... Amount Dust PRES Fayable ta MADTO ANGuICAS, IKC. Notes Thore ts no chevye for kadio Air Tina tocause of an oeyerchaiye on our part during tha fisgt half of 1965. awe 14-0000 ' "SECRET (Wren bled tn; t : DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER [le FINAFICE” OFFICER From: Oo tat Alice B.Canonong B Aug 6 REQUEST FOR Satire FUNDS AEM aselt ALOE HT - HES UATE ret. Ceiling Ot OUESE METS ALREADY mALA Ctl AL CUNT NO Ct bare YOPOLL=11 .AS_Ang. 6 IP ADVANCE (5 APGQUPSTIO COMPETE Psiktsm Ue CLATINCATION . aGOTt mat boat Pate aletrmet foe tg [OONAIURE ADVANCE 89 SUBMIS WORE OF ACEL 4p ATE PEP UPD ANT UNEAPEM MO BALAHCE OF Fd O4TE 14150 ABOVE IN THe EVENS GF mt FARURE BO 8 ACC CANT ArdO SETURD ANY Unet sii niin % Bar assed, § aust CLE CHOUCHION CAO MY SaLAre TO EFOECT SeMmemtedd OISBUASEMENTS CRT NO CAYCE MITION. cost account no | —_ amcunt | AUNT PEGVESTED $1,801, {AMBABALa1_ radio. prograsz on- ANTHIGH, Avg Del ___ radio prograa on -ANTHIGH; Aug: | —— ~~. TE Pa wom es ees pa Ne eae tA THs AEC EPTS aad AttaCry O tarert abla w feone rego --Envoleas-attached,- Request. two-C/ SHIRA! 8-CHECKS ,— BACR MADE" PAYABLE ————— RADI O- Haw: York- Vor ldwi de: -- > Copnnicatian Vs [siena rune OCERTIO’ THAT THE CISSOSEssbedtS EaZED ARUVE WERE NECISSARILY MADE SY we vee [HE COMEUCE OF CHICIAL WULINESS GEA COMMON AL rATUST, THA) MAVE FC, GLEN MOM WL ERE, SLR PSTD Cok SF Oe t9Cye ANY OER SOUNCE, AD FAT Toy Calan Ate ATTA CAMELS £54 TRUE AMD CONGECE nt A4L PELPECIS Catt SIGNATURE OF APPaGVaes “ATELA API PROVED hilip G.fimard Sonate | Alice B.Caponcag 73 Auguat 65 yoaTe 7 AS aca tant Da ne teanatneree seen OEM DE ALM OEOWEILAL 2ECEPT OF Tit FUNDS PEQUEGTED seo! RECEIPT August 65 ~ FOR USE OF THE Frannie GPE? OMLT selaiehiianiil 18 OF FuMOs SuesiOiIAgy IOENTIFICATION Gtr Gay LEDGER ACCOUNT (CENTIFIC ATION orcerase FORM USE PREVIOUS RET nT ceo | . 1-3 e-49} AT tenon sec mo ee, 10-63 a 14-0000 ye a Pe 1. r. a : — vee epee wpe , “351 eS ed : ; “esi? te ~ i: A “4 - : i~ _o- woe - - an a ~ - Fru eel —— - eae ne Been ee re eee ; , 5 RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDe - WRUL 4 WEST SOrn STRECT, NEW YORK 19. N.Y, : a ee a ; : . - ‘ : 7 a . tof td fof ! ‘ , DATE ; ro AUGUST 2, 1965 . SOAS ES COMNTO TLD ICH SCCIETT : ———HEANT SLO LDA when INVOICE NO. : : 1637 cee ee ee . +. : . : TERMS = CASE IN ADY = moana ee eee | ee Se eT ee A SE 2 Ba RSE BROADCAST OVER THE FACILYTIES OF WUL Ch TUS SPANISH _ ". SERVICE A (4) HOUR FROCRAN, 3 TiskS WEENLY, (ron., WED., & FRIDAY). AUGUSTL L, THROUCI 21, 1565, s0taL 13 TROADCASTS AT $101.25 EACH, $1,316.25 .- . RRIF Ere remem er ty sete ern weencren a wren are + 14-0000 “—~ SECRET a a (When Filled fa) DUSBURSEMENT YOUCHER REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS AMOUNT GEQUESTED AD¢anCE ~ TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR OW OR BEFORD THE FOLLOWINS REIMBURSEMENT + - Date OFFICTAL DISOURSE- WENTS ALREADY MACE $ 1,949.65 j 5S August 65 1F ADVANCE §S PEQUESTED COMPLETE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATION: t AGREE Twat 1 witt SUGmaTURE FULLY ACCOUNT FOR THIS ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING AND REFUND ANY UNEX* PENDEO BALANCE BY THE DATE STATED ABOVE. IN THE EWENT OF MY FAILURE TO $9 ACCOUNT AND REFCRS AMY UNENPENDED BALANCE. ¢ AUTHORIZE GEDUCTION FROM MY SALARY TO EFFECT SETTLEWEWT. 2 __._. ____......_Alice 3. Caponong U SBURSC MENTS PaTe BECTIM: MO. DESCRIPTION WRN _—. ToTAL SSS Qo x VTE Ses SIGNATURE 4 CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITTEWERZES ABOVE WERE NECESSARILY MADE BY ME EN THE COMOUCT OF OFF ICHAL GUSINESS OF A COMFICENT#AL NATURE, THAT | WAVE AUT BELEN WOR WILL 3 GE, REIMBURSED THETEFO? FOCe ANY OTMER SOURCE, AND TdaT THIS Claim ANS ATTACHYENTS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT §% ALL RESPECTS. SItGNATLAE CF APFROVING OFFICER ALLOTMENT HUMBER ALLOTMENT TITLE APPROVED § HEREBY ACKNOWLEOGE RECERPT OF THE FUNDS REQUESTED AGCYE. EGP USE OF THE FINANCE CRFICER ONLY TYPE OF FUNDS BLtCs wv NO. SF UNETS RATE DOLLAR VALUE PCLLAR VALUE POSTEO ar peeit ceeort ; AS E CISTRIGUTION OF CAFENSES . GENERAL LEDGES S-SSIDIARY PCCOUNT SDENTIFECATION VOESTEFICATION C4 ye 2 ~ 3 = > = a SUS IBsECT CLASSIFICATION a ORLIGaTIcn ecencase nO. tmcweese CERTIFIED FOR FaYWENT OR ChEOIT AUTHORIZED CERTIFYING OFFICER VOUCHER NUMBE® E44 erscreve Peeveeos SECRET foRe 4-46 2) corrtoans. (1-36 16- 49) ogee 14.90000 Me... Wen nm ae QF July-----— /4gg — p, >. UU, - Renviwie Vi _—_—— STN f ’ an > ys ‘ : . aN -Oua_thousnud teeleve and SC/1G0 --10-----— ZAMS Cashie’s Check #408698 for "EJ. Medico y Ustéd” ou ‘ «? Radio Americas for Jul y 65 Qm me anes coe cee oe 4 en a XA ‘¢) 1,812.50 1 Cm wre (2, 1,812.50 a es, Foe em enone Rohert WILEKENSON AN a eS Tae ot TREE I AE TE Ue Fahi waar. hate os , Sea, ~~ ~~ 14-0000 td Gd S a=) DVOICS 65-7-2 Faby t, 195: Dollite Cy Deuchtry,” Ha, Proajcaat face County [deal Ano'n. Ine, Sepa Ton 1550 Udi. ant Avema iWaaml, Flortsa 93136 Sear oirt Tho folloring charges am for tne seu bo Lie, 9 XYontal, tanes ani other ex, Facto station Mo -— 7/55 aeons Studio Bontel ant Tauna ~ 6/45 7. 4,00 Yrocuction ax! Talont Feas - 6/6. pe TS Asount caes ate Payable to RADTO A:GRICAS, Nc. ve 14-0000 Cos 7 — SECRET ws CBhon Felted Iny DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER RECUEST FON STation Funds ADVANCE * TO AE ACCOUNTED FON GH OF BEFOWE Tem eats ooend Gate - RC tunuRSEweeT - OFF tC ray Se: MENTS ALeEaSY wane AMOUNT REQUESTED $ : _--80. July 65 1F ADVANCE §S REQUESTED COMPLETE FOLLOWING CLATEF ication: 4 ACREL Treat i w5LL FULLY ACSOUNT FOR THIS ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING AND REFUNT at wor Ee PENOLD BALANCE BY THE OATE STATED ABOVE. IN THE EVENT CF Sty FASL UME 7O 3D arcor 4 AND REFUND ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE, { AUTHORITE DEDUCTIOW FROM WY SAL ARE TO ESSTCT SETTLEMENT. wee wee PESRURSE MENTS Sscmatont Alice B. Caponeng._ BELOIMERT NO. Bats et __feceter na, rate 65 AMBLN-3 "£1_ Madica_y. ais ted” _ a ab ee i : wessmebeee me ee RANTS ay = ST — —_—. ESN RAS SN ASS RA SS eon 6.25 RECEIPTS ARE ATTACHES EXCEPT Tas rouuees _— reasons) —tnvol. tached. shicr'’s Check nade _ payable to: Radio Rew York Worldwide Req S CERTIFICATION £ CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSCMENTS LCEMEZED 2O0VE BEAL NFCESTARILY wari ar me im TS eGMATURE THE CONDUCT OF GFFICIAL BUSINESS OF A CONFIDENTIAL MATURE. Taal 6 HATE SOT Bren NOM WILL 1 BE, REIMBURSED THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHER SCURCE, AND THAT THIS CLsim ANG ATTACHMENTS ARE CRUE ANDO CORRECT IN ALL RESPECTS. ALLOTMENT NUMBER actors? TITLE SUGMATURE 0 OF AFPFUOVING OFFICER pate y_6 . sae ~ ee PR dip GRlmard __.. pate SBiMATURE ee 1 HEREBY ACKNOWLEOGE RECLIPY OF THE FUNDS RECEIPT REQUESTED ABOVE. 2 65 4 L9g 9 ont FOR USe OF THE FINANCE CFR ICER (4% TYPE OF FUNDS BLACK NO. 40 COLLAR VALLE GENERAL LEOGtA SUSSIDEARY je ee ee _ betas sates _— Posteo er ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION 1 pent [ covor? = SESS OISTRIDUTICN SF EXPENSES Suge sBs7 CK CLASSeP AT ATION OBLIGATION cost accr. YODARK REMARKS CERTIF EEL FCO FAYWEST OF CREDIT VOUCHER NUMBER DATE LUTRORETED CrOTIFytaG SEF ICTR a aaa tere * 41 OBsOLeEYe Paevious SECRET (beater any enurions. 14-0000 . ype. of , % vetred Jil >. Meeitove fier ‘| 13 July “7 as “ . 7 ‘. ia . 4 3% | One thousand three hundred alxtoon asd 25/100 ¢ os "y, _ Caahtler’s Check #408357 for “EU Nadtco ¥ Uated" for:- dunve¥July 65 on YRUL, » 1,316.25 Te te Robert KILEFASON we ee ee cee ee ee ee et, ey a aes wits, 14.90000 “oe RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST Sdtw STREET, NEW YORK 10. N.Y. cate JULY 1, 1965 7O__DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY MIAME, FUORIDA 0 ; invoice No. 1606 reams CASH DT ADVANCE { EROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON THE SPANISH SERVICE A (i) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEKLY, (MON., WED., & FRI.) JULY 1, THROUGH JULY 31, 1965, TOTAL 13 BROADCASTS AT $102.25 EACH, 41,316.25 RECEIVED JUL 1 1985 14-0000 ~ SECRET Cheon Filled fay DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER “9: ref . FROM: ° ve fTtleers | Rvalena S. Vidal ne 65 ~— Pt ont as avveace © To 8 — et tenueceuret © were CPO TClal GISBURSE? iS July 6$ MINTS ALPEALY HA0E pay Viiwatust f SCCUURTIAG AND HEFL SRY UNEES fe tat Cvimt CH my Faitues Fo RO ar CoUuMe ¥ UNCP ENDIO @ALANee, § sUTHOSESE GROUTTIAN PauM My Gel say TOEErErE Evalena Ss. vidal ve ttt aauet. + aout dane amend ate ceed ieee eee oe “28 pand” tS” Teleohone sey {er for UEUC For | Torte oa pram mene mae wae "EL He ee | a Vater May £ Juan fo P eet [rm 3 T8099 — are ou (Give fe arnt Pelee nveicea ablackheds.” oe Caveresbone 5 “Cont (iental 1 Fokonnne lence” tivinlon™ oo PLEO Teel TH EAMES L MEMS UTE TEG ABS Tt wit NECTSGAMILY MAGE Or te Ty fel eee A ot UNIT HAL BEI NE SP A AGMPIDESTESL ATURE, THat ft wadl NOt fete Ole wl. tf BL, OT bE Pee FRU Ane LTE SOUNTE, AND THAT Tuts CoAdM Ot eT Cee hts PMt Vit Ane # #LL MEF ECTS, Sica tee TTGhATUAT OF APPROVING OFF ICTR SLL OTeEST wuvare ALLotmens FITLE cave hePEO TED ‘ John P. Dimoer, Jr. drone tuns 223 June 65 esipr | oueeES ACKRGALISSE SECEIPT SF Tue FUNDS KECEEPT MIQUEtTES ABOVE. tTraATa 28 June 65 FO Ub 48 Tet bP ANANCE fvalena S. Vida) thatean LESGER SOSiGiate Tey be AC AT 3G MOT NTIF SCAT ICN CERTRF IED FCM PneMENT Ch CHF OIT seals oats AUTHOREZED CERTIFYING OFEICEE acre eer treost SECRET rtrd) oa ies 14-0000 12 July 63 - +h ; One hundred fitty and 00/100 --.—~~-.-~. mee a . Continental Communications Inc, bill for "El Medico y Usted" for May and June 65 Cashtar'e Check #406974 oo . ee ed my $150.00 Robert WILKENSON 14-0000 . - i] SOTOC w Tee OF fe merase TL OOIDA PHONE 329-8088 INTERMATIONAL DIVISION eine meen. eererenerenermnmt Mayo 3a. 2965 DADE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOC. . : an Miami, Fla. : Tolephone Line tetwoon our siucios aaa MIM, 7 ° ; for transmission of "Medico y vated" programs : vie during May and June/65- . + 5 - + « © + «© > + © » $ 150.00 any + (ONE WUNDRED aND FIFTY DOLLARS) os = “a ‘ ! CONTINENTAL INICHNATIONAL DIVISION : ‘a {} © cp Went eeue ina ’ : otanns athe, . u ry “yy, ‘ - toi . a e a e ° - 2 . 14-0000 ‘SECRET tne Fibfed tn) SVSSUSSEMENT YOUCHER uw 2.328 “4 RISD PULL? aCcsuar Foe PENDEO Batsnce gr THE SATE pereres F and r as SEO LAL el FRB MY SALARY TO EFFECT Evalena 8.Vidal AND REF UNS anf SHE OPENOED Ba_eece | SETTLEMENT, @ acre feaT © Ole AI *™6 AND PEFUND ONY UNER* REIMBURSEMENT - OFFICHRE CiSeuRsE- MENTS AL@EROY WADE SIGNATURE ser FAILURE fO $0 ACCOUNT 446, laFt TOW ALLOTMENT NO. BRS ae S CERTIF. Teal Tel THSGle THE CONGOCY 2F TEFIC TAL NOM WELL § BE, PEt eaLe AND ATTACKMEGTS AMC TRUE ant tM ALL EEA SE: . TWEET ROMER APPROVED b rtPhee RECEIPT PELUEETES HTT Tomer s0ceTian se Tiwi Ftv shir SYoTe CL _LSTE. ECT CSARILY MADE Ov ME rear oD Test THIS CLAIM ARLoTMENT TITLE SIGNATURE + NAVE NOY SEEN EIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICER John P. Dismer Jr. _ SIGNATURE “Busee mee SE Sneed GENCAAL LESGER ACCOUNT ILERTIC ETAT IGN DOLLAR VALLE COLLAP VALUE = POSTED ay ;te enpeme wy neues - VOUCHE® NLVOL® oau Sesseete Penrtous a-60 HE cuersees. TIFIED FOR Fo Tees of CROOIT SECRET ATED CERTIFYING OFF ICE® Cu-3- 16-40} 14.90000 TA , Ar ms Comm mmm Ua Sune ETO Sect fom. an _ Coe ee a Be oa ce eg pg pe ee Oth + {ne thousand twelve and 80/160 —-—--2aolaa a - . -% Bl Eedico y Usted" on-Radio Americas for June: 65 --——— Cashter’a Check #400702 - Robert Wilkenson . J 1,012.50 soe ee Toe. Naf naa 6 goa 14-0000 t . - : _ i | oe | LiiGI: 65-G-2 a 1245 ) t | DewMtt €. B ; TUS nt ' leo County Ceitsal Ausin, Ine, Prog: TU Magtco ¥ ustp : 1520 a, Tanti Avene | Mark, VLorida 35134 : ' Baar saat . : The follaning clarmies aro Cav broadcast tira, Sesiio mintel, bie. av other ognamsoa maatio Gtotion Tl = O7F65 2759.89 PAC eRR pa) a IM. Pasablo ta “ALTO AT 14-0000 rete mest sf Yla Bn AG i er (frit —_ . . a -Ona-thousand three hundred: sixteen and 25/100 ~~ MEE ry : #E1 Medico -y Uated"-on-WRUL for-June 63- —-——-~ -4Uaghier's Check #400704 SD 1,916,95 —-- nee fe US me eg Robert Wilkenson 14-0000 . ~. 7 RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL @ WEST 56rmn STREET, NEW YORK 19. N.Y. pare JUNE 1, 156. TO__DADE COUNTY MEDICAL S@CIZTY ceekite- MIAMI, FLORIDA _ . invoice No. 1567 spines. yerms CASH IR ADVANCE A (5) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEXLY, (MOc,, WED., & PRI.) JUNE 1, THROUGH JUNE 30, 1965. TOTAL 13 BROADCASTS AT $101.25 EACH. $1,316.25 ‘ es eae aS , BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON THE SPANISH a 14-0000 a 7 18 Kay j “4 ° ' , . . Ketvrsuil frit . ef * One. thougand a ° — nee t oe ‘y Cashier's c tree Bundred sixteen and 25/1004 Ui, 8 Checks , ae 7 program Fos cea 5f399838 for WRUL “EL Nedicg ve (rs ee y Usted"... . ” ae J’ 1,316.28 ee ee wowed - : eS, CSN 2. wt _ UE Rae Rahart Wreeesesnw “eo ; Wo May YB j , . / je Merrtivd fatto ovn noms f a ae , . One thousand wixty-vhres and 50/160 nen S Matta 40009 ob Cashier's Check £2389854 for Radio Americas “El Medico... | y Usted" progran for May 65--- oo XN __. . Robert WILKENSON — . oe eee. 14-0000 SECRET a . CPAew Petled any DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER Finance Officer, ; FROM: ee oe RESUEST Fok STAT Et BING SUweUA STON + awount necuesraD AOVANCE = TO GE ACCOUNTED FOR ON UN BEFORE THE FOLLOWING CH FUCTAL OUSeuRse? oats ‘ MENTS ALREAQY Mant 2379.75. _. x. TF AUVANC? 99 RF OUNS TER Come. S.June 64... TE PCAR CME CEMENT TC ATION: «=f AGREE TH. towers SIGNATURE =| FULLY ACCOUNT FOR Fats ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING BNL HER UND ANY Ut FERED CALARLE Be Teof batt STATED AROVE, EN THE EVENT OF ay FaAiLUuRe To so are aac UNG ANY UNL ETENDED BALANCE, | AUTHMONILE OLOUCTICN FRUM Hy ZALaRY TOCHF ECT ae rTLeMent. . al hey . Svalena. S.Vidal —_: escriert an . MARRO . radio prograa”"21 Madico Yeted for May 65. on: WAUL-and_ lead ATTaCMED Taree as Feunges (Cave reasuna) SPUR TRTS ga8 —_ioveices for. both attached. Please provide Cashier's Checks made. payable | to Radio_Nor York ¥orldwide=-.$1,316.25.. 0.0 0 Kadio Amoricag ~-~--~~--~-~ $1,063,500 CORTE (CAL TOM ~ wie wiCe WILY MADE De ME IN FSI GNAT URE Tne CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL ausintss oF A CONPROUMEEAL NATURE, SoA § GAVE NOT arity AOR BILL F WE, REINALASED THEMEFOR FROM ANY OTMER SOURCE. ANG THAT THIS CLAIM ANO ATCACHMENTS ARC TeUC AND CORRECT EN ALL ALSPECTS, acLoTurnl TETLE NUGHATEST OF APPROVING ALLOTMENT PUMILR nate AFPROVED | Theadere. G,Shackley_— Stonati mt _.__ 12_May 6 P HEREBY ACHNGHLEOGE BECT HPT OF Tek PUNE RECEIPT SP UESTOD amove, FOR Lok Ge Tet sa, CF UTS en nn 3 ee ne —. SuBSICtaRY Ot am value i TCENTEF AC AT EDR POSTED OY GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNT POENTAFECAT ION CeeTIR CED FOR PATIMENT OR CREDIT. AUTHEREZED CEATIF ING OFFICER vOUC HER NUMBER ecam ut aero ete Penveeus SECRET ide detee aad Pores erevaous. 14-0000 sealer aT RADIO NFW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL- 4 WEST Sérn BSTRECT, NEW YORA 19. fa. 1. - oate MAY 1, 1965 TO_AADE COUNTY MEIICAL SOCIETY. ot ~—HLAML, -PLIpA imvoiwce NO. Z52L Foner: reams = CASU Li AOVANCE EN Be SEE Ee STS SESE Mute WE cee cre = es ~ 1 BROADCAST OVEA THC PACILITI£S OF WRUL ON THE S2ANLSH SERVICE ; t A (4) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEKLY, (MON. WED. & FRI.) TOTAL 13 BROADCASTS AT $101.25ZA. $1,314.35 error = sas MAY 1, THROUGH MAY 31, 1965, 14-0000 ' q ob ee ceeittge - . (i i) - Y ‘f i - ; H . i | been tt | . Myf, W09 Novae C, tuughtry, tabs Paainktiayt Mhoe County ‘extleal Ass'n. Ina. ges To Murs) uso TE50 0,0, gonth Avorme Viel, Mhowdtina 3Di3o Roay Uses fhe follaring ehareaa ava sor broadens the, TO eee oe ent me oe cenit cee nme stitio pental, 4209 an! othor opendess Fanta Station vine = 9/65 (71a f55 eas Vhs runtal ari ticma = 6/5 Salent faen < 6/65 125,50 Production e& Frog fos ehoifo Ging fox vows Payahla to PAUL AU CTEECAN, 14-0000 We. ween . . . BE BF aprad t2) See Zac Tenia Up OOM LS Mis Lote One. thousand sixty-four. and fifty cents. For"El Medico v Usted” of Dec 64-~invoice “——— —-—-#6d~12-2 “Redio Americas. J L es sO oe AES Kes fe Sep 4 wo 4 nev ponte ca al ha 14-0000 ~ SN tt et ar fe Tr Lani Wt dew Me ckw a Mat Salty 6 on Ma BT 2b eee By PRS a Las abba ttt HS \ \ RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE Four West Stn Street, New “fors IS. N.Y. PL2-3522 Weortay ide Cammuncationrs Center April 30, 1965 Dade County Medical Society Miami, FPlorida . Gentlemen: > As stated in our letter to you of February 27, 1965, regarding frequency changes, the next change would go into effect on Saturday, May 1, 1965. Therefore, the following frequencies - . will be in use by Radio New York-wRUL, beginning witn your 7:15 PM ©ST Monday, May 3 broadcast of the El Medico y Usted ‘program. . These new frequencies were chosen to provide the best possible reception conditions in the areas your program is beamed and will remain in effect until September 5, 1965. Frequencies Principal Areas Beamed *9,695 Mes. Mexico-Cuba Caribbean area 11.790 Mes. Cuba-Caribbean ~ Central America #15.310 North East. South America 17.730 Mcs. Northern South America and : Caribbean 17.840 : South America (Argentina-Chile) *Frequencies presently in use which will continue during new schedule. I am also enclosing the advance invoice number 1521 for the month of May, 1965. Sincefely yours, See, Lf Se tee vr ke q -Ben A. Patch Traffic Manager BAP:pnp Enclosure ALDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLDWIDE 14-0000 eid ae - SECRET (Wren filled Int DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER AMC OMCER OSS SS att yolerns a: « : Bis REQUES* FOR ST..TION FUNDS REIMBUESEMENT —OFFICLAL OS- GURSE MENTS ALEEADY MADE PF ROVANCE 6 “ORESTED COMPLETE FOUL WANG CLETHICATION I AGEEE THAT I WHE FULLY ACCOUNT FO This, SDVANCE Se Si DF ACCOUNTING AFD FEFUND ANT UNEEPERDEL BALANCE BY THE DATE STATED ABOVE = IN CHE CENT CV ant Fatae RE 122 3 ACCOUNT ANG PEFURD ANT UNEAPENDED BALANCE, | AUTHORIZE DEDUCTION FRO@ aay SLART TS bailed ‘SAE OISBURSEMENTS OESCRETION . COST ACCOUNT HO wt AMOUNT SADE BS Teeter Hedioo vy Usted” t xodto_pronraa_on —— {i Radio ericasg or Dasember Ghs _ | Invoice $ §4-12=2 a ee _ AS 08 “Grigdnial favoios attanheas ——___——-— ‘GaanlorteCheek—requcs tedj-make-payabts tor” Rudto wuertoas “Thos CERTIFICATION SIGNATURE 2 CEASY Tar FE OSSCASEMENTS ITEMIZED ADOSE WERE NECESSARKY MADE BY ME IN FHE CONDUCT DF OFFAL BSUNESN OF & LOWARENTIAL MABUTE. THAT fave SOOT BEEN SIC] WILT AE REIMBURSED THEREFCR FROM ANY CIMER WOU PLE Bee Seat ets CLAUA AND ATTACHMENTS APE TQ JE At COPZECT IN ALL RESPECTS. SHGNATURE OF APPROVING C*FICER L 65____Rngedore-d.Shacktoy— ERED ACKNOWLEDGE SECEPT DF Teil FuMOS REQUESTED AGOVE _ tx aie bes: rer 682: FOR USE OF THE FINANCE NCER LY i MOCK NO, HUMSER OF UNIS |-— DOUAR VALUE OLA value SusSiDiaky CATON SUS OF €CT Cin SSTHICATION. ad. -a ; iat cere I ° CERTI'IED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT rE DATE TAUTHOMZED CERTHYING OFFICER {t- 3-16-49} FORM at Ered SECRET 14-0000 Lute’ Aef2-2 weorber 1, 19S Tasitt ¢, Uaushtry, 2. Prasident uma County cedieal Ayygtn,, Tne, 1559 Seite th Avonmo idad, Florida 29196 Pryce Sb 220006 iY - Doar Girt fhe follaviag charcasgs aro for bros siudlo vontni, taves and osiar orponsoss indle station Tino - 12/6 Studie mintal and tanas = 11/G7 99.00 Praduetion ay? Valent Foes ~ 11/54 135.90 vrourans fer #.OL, Nev Yort: Tanoa, Rtwits Moa om vosuygie - 14/5 20.06 Anounh imas “4,050.99 Paynble to MAULO A TATCAS, ING. 14-0000 s m. ~ 13 April i9a5 2 [ teink we owe following "cl Medleoa y Usted” bills on Radio Anerioass Tuvoloe Nos Amma te Gi-10-2 (not reetd) ? 31,541.90 Gi-1L-2 (not ree'd) ? O4-12-2 (reetd) $L,06) 5007 65-3-2 (not ree'd) ? As of 12 April Radio Americas gave us DF1E for Inveies gor-1-2 fer witch Cashierts Cheek requested UC April 65, No iuvoices have Yeen submitted by iladio Americas for the baree ather od. all = possfhly oulstanding wills mentioned avuve, FLUPEO Chee four with Wilkensen by phone with no over results, ayy US Vidal , “sasStow,. wee 14-0000 vote. Ma... . Loe ® April .. .. “%es \ Merete! from. . ; o, oe ae . fs , ‘@ Two thousand seven hundred thirty-throe and $5h90%/,. 3 4 ‘ 1 Cashier's Check for Invoice Nou.1475 aad 1500 for "Bl KNedico y Usted" on WRUL fer Mar end Apr 65,.--— -.. , “ a4 (2,793.73 - ee ee ce Robort WILXENSO: 14-0000 _S£0R8T tee bite tnt ° _ DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER Te, FINANCE OFFICER ~ inne i Evailena 3,Vidal MET TOR Sata ome 8 s am Ae BPD uageee TCR Yets oT oe $2,733.75 __| romanx-a __ 1 BILE BOECD BE RUBMA TIC FF BOC NTS) APT RP) art eTC ED aan 1 Oe tes Ces TALES aT Hee NEPEE F Ae PAG eS 102 GO AC Cte AND SUN, AM BEROO EERO Ate! Bt Reskee NTE TM DUCTION FOLIA MAF SALAD Y HO HPPECT SANE Ewer ee ee remem emcees Perper Ora ome: aICESt nes -— ; MACHO mecseal. radio progreg’X1 Hedico- Soe Gonienent d Hated” fer on “ING, fert-- ----- . - AUTH:- CO — pred SARE AITACIE fin aes sents sheets ae --—-~--—- Ovigiagl copise-. lavoices attached. Tr ee cet remit te ee ae -oae———— Request Cashier’ Check for total nada payable tor-Radio New-York BLE < Ot aTaicATaos oF ldwido-Bake ; SIGNATURE PESTO Tal IG Ditauri terest tht mdhGs ABET SE WERE Pe hase. ene By wee tre CONDUTT OF OFNCiat GULP IELE OA A TOS PIGE ETAL HATRS COT ERAT AUT REE RAN RT TETRNRGISED TMTETPOE POM ANY OMNES pet ome adh SESP0RTS EAI ANID THA Betts Ci ata Atel ATSC AEN ASOT IE Se bee pene et ATURE OF APPRUAIRG CHIE APPROVED | eee men ie oe settcamnee aoe vs ——4B Ape GE - - PThagdore- d,.Shackley-- Peeters a0 UTA BICOPT OE Tat Se MLE EP ee eh fh ~ . FE Ue GF Ree pias anxe§ : DCMLAR VALUE SUMS OY UN Crneaar Moore Ray, ieilisadei Osisati L ween ane | eters 4 we ee ee a on f wt CERI ED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT enna: (:7\, Seen | ine — Vine tUUAeER FORM gy Ut Hi vous . SECRET elt. H res eerees)) 16-05 £OHONS apse ea eeee! 14-0000 ° KADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST Carn STREET, NEW YORK 19. N.Y. DADE COUNTY MECICAL SOCIETY cata March 1, 1965 TOLL NL MIAMI, FLORIDA ? ~~ _ ee INVOICE NO. 1475 fg PEE RAE BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A (2/4) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEKLY, (MON-WED=FRI) MARCH 1 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1965 TOTAL: 14 PROGRAMS AT $101.25 EACH $1,417,50 Pen fat Sore aa 14-0000 ~- vont ” - RADIU NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST 30m STREET. NEW YORK 19. MY, . oare oo TOG eee MEDICAL SOCIETY — — APRIL Ly “2965 “MYLAN FLORIDA _ ® ED INVOICE NO 509° wees eh rzaus SSeS ae ee SR SR = meen ere meron EIS ae ae AnVaNce SS err BROADCAST OVER THE PACILITIES OF WRUL Oi SPANIS3Z SERVICE A (k) HOUR PROGPAM, 3 TIMES WEEXLY, (MOM-WE2~721), APRIL 1, THROUGH APRIL 30, 1965, TOTAL C? 13 PROGKAMS AT $101.25 $1,316,25 14-00000 1 gate (am oo april «ss 7g, W) ‘ . , . Aeriiiid YZ Loe vs OL SL, _ One thousard eighty-three and 00100 wenenne A MSL - 1o0 Cachior's Check #393105 for Invoice #65~4-2 for ~~" —- "El Medico y Usted" on Radio Americas, April 95,——--—— y - ; 1,083.00 . a" ww eet “ gereee wae —_ ~~" Robert WILZENSON ~~" f° 0 14-0000 SECRET [When Fitted tet ~ JISBURSEMENT VOUCHER To: FINANCE OFFICER jfrom: REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS COST ACCOUNT NO aOy act ACCOUNTING REIMBURSEMENT — OFFIC LAL OS. Our DATE SUMSEMENTS ALREADY MADE YODARK-4 (T/A to O00 HOS WF ADVAHICE 15 RLQUESTEO COMPLETE FOLLOWING CERTINCATION 1 ACRTE THAT E wai Fun ACCOUNT FOR Trg [SCNATURE ADVANCE 87 SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING ANG RLILND ANY UNEIFENDED BALANCE BY TmE Dale STAIED ABOVE = IN THE EVENT OF my #anURE IO 4O ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANT UNE XPENDED BALANCE, | AUTHORTE DECUCTION FeOM SAY SALARY 10 CEFECT SETTLEMENT MAOUNT REQUESTER DISBURSEMENTS DESCRIPTION | SOSt ACCOUNT HO 1 AMOUNTS RECEIPTS ARE ATIACHLO EACEPT AS FOUOWS Sine reasons} nvoice-attached,-Request-Cushier!s-Cheek-uade_payable_to-Radte—— 1 CEEMEY THAT IKE DISSURSEMENTS ITEMIZED ABOVE WERE NECESSARILY MADE BY WE IN THE CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL BUSINESS OF A CONMDENTIAL NATURE, THAT 1 HAVE NOT BEEN NOR Will | BE, REIMBURSED THEEEFOR FROM ANY OTHER SOuRCE, AND THAT THIS CLAIM AND AFTACHMENTS ARE IRUE AND CORECT IN ALL RESPECTS jSonarure GF APPROCING OFFICER lwneodore G.Shackley APPROVED SONATURE ‘Evalena $,.Vidal TYPE OF Funds syasiblaay (DENTH CATION SENERAL LEOGER ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSES, CRIGATION SUBOBECI cussfevon H COST ACE. (447 NO. —— _imcatase a Cea —— <= REMARKS CERTIFIED FC2 PAY‘AENT O8 CREDIT VOUCHER NUMBER }OATE AUTHORIZED CERTIFYING CAFES FORM ‘USE PREVIOUS ae (UJ. tea dy v9.03 41 eomiones SECRET oe. 14-0000 ne renee ae cece: ee ceateeen ns nee epee eeee saeeen eRe - oA \ LNGTS 5h? Ceres Aarih 1, 1265 oe itt C,. imegi:try, : Us Projitent cade County “edieal Ass'n, fac. Procriin AG ool © dutty 1956 3.0, Tonth Arama Maui, Plorida 334135 waar Chives Tne folloring eharves am for broacenut the, studio rontel, tists amd other axscasess on jae = fn A G609 Dtadio reatah and Tapes « 3/59 “426 Production and Talent foes - 2/55 pr Mork fures, Process for op: Postace = 3/55 19,90 Shudae This Sunk Dio 1,579.00 Payabla to cAQTG ATTUCAS, Inc. 14-0000 RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE Worctawide Commun. .catore Center Four West Str Street, New York 19, N.Y. PL 22-3322 February 26, 1965 9 2: >” DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY ~ seesteme ada Miami, RECEIVED Hag - Florida ; t i965 GeutLenen: Enclosed is invoice No, 1475 for March, payable in advance, het “s . ye A review of our records indicates the following unpaid a ot invoices: ti ot oe ok! No. 1419 (month of January) $1,316, 234 AN No. 1450 (month of February) 1, 213. 00 No. 1389 (November 16-30) 607,50 Also enclosed is a copy of our letter of January 27, 1965, which explains the $607.50 charge for November, Effective Monday, March 8 through May, 2, 1965, RADIO NEW YORK will be operating on the following frequencies during your “El Medico Y Usted" program: 1. 6.155 mes. (Mexican Beam) 2. -9,695 mes, (Caribbean and NW, South America) on 2 transmitters ae 3. 11,855 mes, (N. E. S. A.) 4. 15.310 mes, (Central S.A.) We know these new frequencies will provide good reception for your Spanish language audience, ly yours, ichard W, Grefe Vice President RWG: arf ; “act nad 7 AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLDWIDE 14-0000 Mw Py Es) RAVIG NEW YORK WORLDWIDE Bow West SH Street, New Yorn 10, Noe Mo? Wee March 8, 1965 Dade County Medical Society Miamt, Florida WeRag at Sent Lemen: RECEIVED MAR | 1 198 We have recetved cashier's check No. 389049 for $3,138.75, which pays up your account threugh February. We apprectate your attention to th.s macter, Since y ah “icharg J. Gytfe Vice pois c RWG : ts Beene _— © eee Earn: AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUN;CATIONS WORLDWIDE 14-0000 oem According to cur records the folloving invoices have ‘been paid by tho following Caahier's Checks: Invoice Wo, Period Amount Casbter*s Check No. 1344 Oct 64 $2,733.75 369763 18828 (not rec'd}Nov 64 $2,923.75 HOt PAID PAXVIOUSLY 1389 (addit'l} 16-30 Nov 64 $ 607.50 376168 in srount and + + of 31,823.75 A399 Dec 64 $1,316.25 1419 Jan 85 $1,316.25 382709 1430 Feb 65 $1,215.00 NOT PAID PREVIOUSLY Therefore, enclosed is a Cashier's Check No. 387¢%¢9 to esver tha. amount oved WRVL, according to our records, for Invoice No.1382 and Invoice No. 2450 in the total anount of $3,138.75, This should liquidate our indcebted- ness througn Februaryh 1855 with the next paymont being due for the month of March 1965, 2 SNe ad {ROTS: the total amouht of this check -$3,138.75- is identical to the amvuat we reportedly owe according to your figures alttov.gn the tine periods ecvered are different. Usador the latter your rocurds indicate that the outstanding Sills are Invoices No.128% for $697.50; Ho.1410 for Jan of $1,316.25 ang Bo. 1450 for Feb of $1,225.00 which total 35,135.75.) _ Os Fag Eat 14-0000 ay a wt , 4 Me a nee . SMarch. . “%O8 : j “. ‘ij ’ , denial form .] Three thousand one hundred thirty-ctght and 26/L060 75 4. (Caehior's Check # 389049). Adjustmont of Nov 64 bili - {invoice #1382) and Fob 65 bill (Invoice #1450) of ¢°"EB1 Medico y Usted” program on WRUL, ; TR Ube nk. (8,138.78 nny A Robert WILKFRSON helices 14-0000 aa eae eee a memalntete elacnamepmnnettnamtaattnanneindttatasill ails . SECRET [When Pitted tot . OISBURSEMENT VOUCHER To: FINANCE OFFICER i Fvalena S,Vidal BROWSE FOR STATICN FUNUS AOTARCE ACCOUNTING CAR OATE 31 March 65 OF iaSUR gE aErsT — OFFICIAL Oey GURSE MENTS ALAZADT MADR CUST ACCOUNT PD AMMAN RQUESTIO YODARK/4 x ADVANGE BO SUBAMUSSICAE OF ACCOUNING AbD ELFUND ANT UNERPINOT() BALANCE BT fet Dale Staten abs ine tet EVENT OF me fanuet 162 30 ACCOUNT Afele REF UPR) Ab UNCAPEMIO BALANCE F AUINCEr7E DOOUC Tire PHM SAY SALARY 10 GNFECT SO TTC att DISBURSEMENTS NCRETION AUTH: COS. PEC EIPYS amt ASTACIEL FICERT AG FUL (loc e seasoned eoeees Copie2z of Invoices attachod..(Nos.1382 aad 1450,.)________ —. Request Cashier’s Check mado. payable tos..Radio. New -York -¥orldwide~FRUI CURTICATIONY SMe AlUPE OCOEMTIFY LEAT Feit DISA ESE me ets MEMIZID ABUVE WERE NECESSAGHY MADE BY ME ind PE CGMOUCT OF OffiCiad BUSINESS OF A Copmairateetiag MANURE THAT TAYE MOT ALEN Nim WALT SE RETMAPRLD THE OEP CR FBO NA ALT OTHER YOURCE, AND THAT FHS Clata dD ATTACHMENTS APE TRUE AND CORR GTIN UL RESFECTS MYON gig Tani oF aan TE APPROVED pooch sete fant tantcnrbeenetessannat palit N2U-Fhb 65 -— —— Thandore-G.Shackley-—- ‘ ‘hand sy POTRERY ALK LEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FUNDS REQUESTED ABOVE OR UEC OP EME rears Bink By Labcad ARM . T rey e OF TY OF HOS SUSSIOARY WOE MTFC ATION Cbtitwal ECR ACCOUNT IUFNTAIC ATG en . . CAG ANON 5 Tran marerrTye? [ 1 ee a a —Tavoice- 40.1332-(not-previously - received)-$1,;923,75 AvC Rov 8450 (Feb -68)~ $45 826599, IO FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT rer bait VOUCHER NUMBER iH (t- 3-16-49; tn eee meneeny wre ane Nome USE PREVIOUS FRM 4l ECTIONS 14-0000 eames. cere i GU I YS I OR “KO re : nent Sarm STREET NRW YONRK 10 pol rT ot ofr> vara NOVEMBER 10, 1964 yise- tc DADE COUNTY MEDICAL socleTy. MAM g FIOALDA MIA io FiOa INVOICE NO 1382 ~eS ae. teams CASH IN ADVANCE ‘ BRAGA AST Oe" THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A C4/46) HOUH PRAM, SEX (6) TIMES PER WEEK FROM MOVEMAER $ « NOVEMBER 14, 190%, THREE (3) TLMES PER Ack KOM NOVEMBER 16 to SUOVEMHER 30, 1964, BOVEMSER Tote 6, 1966 TOTAL 12 MUYVEMBER Lb te 40, 1964 TOTAL 7 | a 19 | : . ' $ a TOTAL GF LY BaAGADCASTS AT $101.75 EACH 1,923.75 Caeser eovressszrece en ee am on a eer aed wee Atte Rta sep reee seg BE ae 14.90000 —— Boy RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST SUtH STREET, NEW YORK 19. N. Y. pate Feb 1;°1965_ TO pape-COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY —— ——~ Hank; Floris ————————— Invoice NO"T§Q - —~ TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE a == z se BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEKLY (HON@WED-FRI) FEBRUARY 1 THROUGH FEBRUARY 28, 1965. TOTAL: 12 PROGRAMS AT $101.25 EACH. $1,215.00 Mr. Robert Wilkinson RADIVU AMERICAS 101 Madeira Coral Gables, Flerida 33134 RN. 14-0000 RADIOSNEW YORK WORT “y 4 WEST SSin STALSY. Ao Yo. te. . oe = ae? . Tue ERE gy 2235 TO Wore ERT AE Eats pereess penn Cae i : at RADLDCASS COVER THE FACILITIES ater me SERVE zC3 a (2/4) ECUR PROGRAM, t (ONSNSDLFRI) PISRUARY L TEROUSI FESR iSS3. : TOTAL: 12 PACGRAMS AT $101.25 SACH. €2,225,00 : _ oy : Me Dakar’ Wilkinroa THE FIRST NATIONAL BA: - AAs - AN M wr Q-- ANI Ci fFANMOL Na& 33: G49 wae : _ 63-50 Pay ro the - OhuER OP RADIO NEW YGRK WORLDWIDE Maen b sent eenns eee, 128 s35e.. . | CASHIER'S CHECK i NOSILOOSH ew OOH sq pecs Swipes Be ae 14-0000 \ , SECOND REQUEST EERNARD L, KAPPALMAN . fan See ALY UN ANT BOO Ferm AVENUE NEW YORK 36.N. y LOsGacag B.1 tas : * - DADE CouNTy MEDICAL SOCLETY z Radio Americas ‘ + 101 Madeira ; Coral Gables, Florida - S . re GENTLEMEN: fa coaneciion with aur Ovcit of the records of lee. RADLO.NEX_ YORK WORLDYTDE = WRUE rn TAH aeeauer wath you woot a eaionee of 814923.75 |, Hecember 31.1954 Kindly compere coy boiunce with Your retards ond if correct plezsa so store, ber if acs oo 2 sate the emount g. wcarding to your tecarse cad plesy exploin ca ths reverts id 4 oany sottca . of the awocnt is weated by notes given os additional secutity for thy eceount, indy show each fete sedcrately, . This aquest for confirmation it merely fer the aurpose of verifying your accauck Pleste fecnish the information as Promar sch pessibte. an adsrassed anveloze is unclosed for Your coaveniasce. Yours very tevly, BERNARDO L. KAPPALMAN, C. PA The balzace of $ “Mentioned udove is correcr. — ™~. . — The balance af $ merecned sbave a NOT“ - by OuF stctenent Ga tne ona . A Lo BANK OF MIAME ©=-NO. 389049 : NATIONAL BANK OF MIA , THE FIRST NATIO? 69-538 ry IL arnt + . war font 3/3/65 —___ ad : a . scape en 4 KE ; - er nu SR ES RS A Ran Se RK $4,196.75 Devan a aa ‘cW YORK WCRLOWIDE oe —_—_ - . Pay YOTHE pasig MEW YS ahaa amine oat GRDER OF x i Hy : aoyawe Ff 7 ue - - "ORSk*OCSE2 OOO" 50 beOu “Oogs - . Pil At ¢ 2 peat 14-0000 ome - SECOND REQUEST BERNARD L. KAPPALMAN CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT SOO Piet QWIKUE NEW YORK 26. N. ¥. LOWGace 86-1148 ce we esta s+ ote . DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY . Radio Americas i + LOL Madeira Coral Gables, Florida tots . GENTLEMEN: In connection with our avdit of the records of _ eu -- RADIO. NEW. YORK WORLDWIDE =} penne their oecou t with you shams a botanee of $ L, 923.25... Nacember 31,1964 Kindly compare *+is balance with your records ard if correct plaote tc sore but iv mut correct, ‘ate tke cmount due according to your records and pieote axplain an the reverra de. 4 any sortion . of the amount is represented by notes gen as odditional sscurity for the oocuunt &.acly show each nete separately, This request for confirmction m merely for the purpow of verifying your account? Messe furnish the : - information os promptly as possible An addreued envelope ‘s anclored for your convenience. 7 Yours very teuly, BERNARD L. MAPPALMAN, C, P. A. The bolonce of $. — - -mentioned above is co.rect. The belance of $ mertoned above s NOT ia ogreement with our seconds us shay by our statement on the <evurse tte . Segre i Dote anne Se - By 14-0000 » them S _ eS m=) : eed C 28 ae Fobruary 3, 1965 RE PAYMENTS OF W2UL LVOICMS BY DADE COUNTY MSDICAL ASS*N, = 19654 As per attached copies, 1t 4s cloar that Invoice No. 134 Covering Odebsr was paid by Chook io. 36979, Invoice Ho. 1382 covering Jlovember was pal by Cheak tio. 376160, At a later : date Invoice No. 1309 corertm: prosrans stated as not billed - i but to be inoluded with Novorber payrnent was received; this in the anount of $607.50 rermins ontstacding. Lrvolss tio. 1399 - Covering Lovenber was paid by Check No, 382709 and Invyoise Ba. 1419 covering the uanth of Jumary 1965, in tho amount of $1,316625, : alse remins outstariing. . Thus, there ia a total dus to WHUL of $1,923675- . i + att ‘ ‘ * ee ; mee eee te a . <:- ane 14-0000 me 4 Wee 8 BEIN Sh get New York 19 NV , OL a Poe January 27, 1965 See DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Milari, Fleride GeatLlemen: We have received your cneck for $1,923.75 in payment of Invoice #lsS. covering a veduced billing for three dteadetsts ver week from November Lé to November 39, “jlowever, since we carried, at your request, 6 broad- we sent a supple- . casts per week for (nis pectod ay kw cover these ad- mental Invoice #1389. for $407, ditional breadcuste, Since we have alsu received paynent for your Decem- ber Invoice #1399, we wonder if you buve misplaced Inveice #1389 covering the additional broadcasts for November, Enclosed is a copy of Invoice #1389 along with your February Invoice, Ugly yours, L. Richard W. Gre Vice Presiden Very RWG: arf RECEIVED FER 118 AUO:O- VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS AORLOWIDE: sprermTies Lee canal eer Me a 14.90000 ees. seat. lot ~_—- me + 4 ee RADIO JEW YORK WORLDW.JE - WRUL 4S WEST SO NRRET, NEW YORK 10 ™ Y DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY oare January 2, 1965 MIAMI, FLORIDA co tee mvoree wo, L419 CASH IN ADVANCE TERMS qe cwecermammmct te . - . frrtesmacc comm cate ott ee ee nie SROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A (k) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES EACH WEEK (MON-WED-FRI J A. JANUARY 1 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1965 7 TOTAL: 13 PROGRAMS AT $101.25 EACH, 14-0000 RAVIV ! iW YORK WORLDW1F-? - WRUL 4 WEST BOrn SYREEY. NEW YORK 10. % Y. ©41e DECEMBER.1, 1964 1o_DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY nent MIAMI, FLORIDA INVOICE NOL 1399 oy, TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE 7 te SES ve soe moore Te HER tars ete SG eR = TR 8+ ee. os BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SFANISH SERVICE A (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES EACH WEEK (MON-WED-FRI) DECEMBER 1, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1964, TOTAL: 13 PROGRAMS AT $101.25 EACH. aN $1, 316,25 RECEIVER BEC 3 THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF MIAMI NO. 382 7093 trae cae 1112/65 83-60 : “ea Pay tower onnrn or RADIO NEW YORK WORLUWIDE S*PPoeseresesevevon | 14316.25 farey oF nett i L- | CASHIER'S CHECK he “ 4 <p. SETS ATEN i "NOG34=00S8 #00050 }#Or nae ec] 14-0000 signa RADIO I “(W YORK WORLDWII -- WRUL + 4 WEST 301m STREET. NEW YORK 10. Of. ¥. In. % fof “N\ ey ke NI ‘ ee Cee ee oare NOVEMBER 20, 1964 ; vo__DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY —__ 2 eae OS ~HIAMI, PLOPIDA ~~ INVOICE NO 1 389 . a TaNMe CASH RATA ST ee 7 wee eR een atu ee 1 Re nS SASSI, REMAINING PROCRAMS NOT BILLEL FOR OM INVOICE # 1382 POR MONTH OF NOVEMZER. TOTAL OF (6) SIX, THREE EACH DURING THE WEEKS OF NOVEMBER 16, and 23, 1964, AT $iGi.Z25 EACal, $6C7.50 | 14.90000 se RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE Veoridvite Commun atene Center 2 Lo Page Wiewt GBth Street, New Yark 19, MY. PL 2-3922 January 27, ! DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY MiamLl, Florida Gentlemen: We have received your check for $1,923.75 in payment of Invoice #1382 covering a reduced billing for three broadcasts per week from November 16 to November 30. However, since we carried, at your request, 6 broad- casts per week for thi3 period, we sent a supple- mental Invoice #1389 for $607.50 to cover these ad- ditional broadcasta. Since we have also received payment for your Decem- ber Invoice #1399, we wonder if you have misplaced Invoice #1339 covering the additional broadcasts for November. : Enclosed is a copy of Invoice #1389 along with your February Invoice. a ena fy Richard W. Gr vice Presiden” a RWG: arf ie) RECEIVEDFES 119 ceage Som coe ne RS AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLOWIDE 14-0000 on | ws cacy ™~ _ RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST S@TH STREET, NEW YORK 39. N.Y. 4p 7 Fe van Lie: cate «=| ROVINEER 20 9°"1964 ate ee we Se Juin ol COCHIY Epil SISENTY oom pare ie A pri eke I ar ST INVOICE NO, TERMS = C?. 1589 arr ota’ = pete peeing wee hi ee mya ae rh nee mA ae he et er ee SLL even Ge. yn an VFOLSS a o2 i: POR MONTE GP NOVaMDER. TOPAL OF (6) Si, Tincu MACH ne ow. et eee ooh TEI VLEUS C7 NOVCNDOR 16, end 23, 1904, aT me aeg $2021.25 ULCU, $597.50 14-0000 = es 18) iD ® fied te (hot ed February 3, 1965 RE: MEDICAL ASE®E, ~ iyAl-65 date Invoice Xo, 13&9 covering stotres but to be included with November sayrent - was 4 the arcunt of 2507.5) re: looute covering December wis raid by Check wer, covering the renth of also remains outstand ins 2 t Thus, there is @ total Jue to WE! TL of $1,923.75. el 4 14-0000 * RADIO MEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WROT 4 WEST 541m STREET NEW YORHM 19 HM: - RECEWED OCT 1 19 to DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY pata OCTOBER 1, 1964 MIAMI, FLORIDA wet ogt ae EO INVOICE NO ‘1364 TERMS CASH TR KY ANCE” BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX (6) TIMES PER WEEX, (MON thru SAT} FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1964, OCTOBER 1, thru OCTOBER 31, 1964 . TOTAL OF 27 BROADCASTS AT $101.25 EACH | $2,733.75 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK _ no. 369794 OF MIAMI ; sa MIAML FLORIDA ._10/9/64 631 Pry TOTHE RADIG NEW YORK WORLDWIDE S**9es eee *99"e""9909%82,733.75 ERT 83297 3 a7 Sos. a yo CASHIER'S CHECK 43 - ihm 70633-0058 #000=50 1-0" Tes OROS70 {\% are” 14-0000 -_ apes : er ey er rte ree es oe WRUEL - Ln, WEST Mere STREEY NEW YORK 10 ro v. : yak wf\? a o 1 . . Ose NOVEMBER 10, 1964 to DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY MLAMI, FLORIDA . INVOICE %O "1382 reRMs CASH? tt8KDVANCE SRE th ase BROADCAST OVis THER FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A (1/4) HOMt viene aM, SIX (6) TLMES PER WEEK FROM NOVEMBER 1 ot “43¥EMHER bay 1900, THREE (3) TIMES PER WEEK FROM NOVE“3¢k To to NUVEMHER 30, 1904, | | NOVEMBER I ta i+, 1964 TOTAL i? , NOVEMEER 16 tc 6, 1964 TOTAL 7 9 TOTAL GF 19 ARGADC ANTS AT STOT,75 EACH ceccecccee cree cee in THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAME = =-NO. = 3.76168 we ee Weft afbs oe. 53:58, Pp “ Morne! Rolie “Le YORK WORLGMIGE t*terseronerewwens ss cog 7 - hae FILZQS Saal ocgs - — j CO SHIERS CHES of Keck ce: i #HOE&IL-COSH: = =wCOOSOl-Oe 14-0000 . ese Bee RADIO MEW YORK WORLDWIE7 - WRUL 4 WEST CotH OTRERT, NEW YORK 10. NY. x \f{a? [oy a 2 43 t é oara NOVEMBER 20,. 1964. vo __DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY oe ae MEANT, FLORIDA ___ INVOICE NO 1389) eas -_ TERMA@ CASH REMAINING PROGRAMS NOT BILLED FOR ON INVOICE @ 1382 FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER. ‘TOTAL OF (6) SIX, THREE EACH DURING THE WEEKS OF NOVEMBER 16, and 23, 1964, AT $161.25 EACH, $607.50 1400000 RADIO © =W YORK WORLDWI! 2- WRUL 4 WHO! Gre OTREET. Naw YORK 18 mw OY card DECEMBER 1, 1964 ro DADE COUNTY MEUVICAL SOCIETY Ses MIAMI, FLORIDA INVOICE HO. 1399 Term? CASH IN ADVANCE BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES GF WRUL ON SFANISH SERVICE A (1/4) HOUR ?ROCKAM, 3 TIMES BACH WHEK (MON-WED-FRI) DECEMBER 1, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1964, TOTAL: 13 PROGRAMS AT $10L,25 EACK. $1,316.25 RECEIVER BEG 3% . . te = THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI NO. 827859 4 meee Ae /E5 53-28 ear Pavie un oumer RADIO NEW YORK WORLOW! UE. weseveeevesoseeeeee 1 316,25 ee PESTO Sc15.- a — | CASTHLR'S CHECK aA Betty i hare cea HOG33"O056 "00050 100 iti 1 ' ep snip atng, ko cosa g 3, esheinadetiink one oe me Wor rte. + a ee alan ecrrceeern an lagen race ee eae nah ag i eee 14-0000 RADIO EW YORE WORLDWT E- WRUL, O WEET fe Sia Et NEw WAM ID ON ro DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SUCIETY cary January 2, 1965 MIAMI, FLORIDA i | en . invoice wo, L419 | renus CASH IN ADVAKCE } | i i whe = BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISi i SERVICE « (4) Hove PROGRAM, J TIMES LACH WEEK CHON-WEODSFRIY ee eee ee eee JANUARY L THkRGUGN JANUARY 31, 1965 TOTAL: 13 PROGKAMS aT 3101.25 EACH, $1,316.25 909 REcEe? a 14-0000 RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE “4 . (2) “ent Bt ‘peat “Mew Vom 1 WY 2 ewe Jenuery 27, 1965" DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY - Miani, Plear§ds “Gent Lemen: We huve received your check for $1,923.75 in payment of invoice #i%&2 covering a reduced billing for threa brusadcusts ver weer from November 16 to November 30. However, since we carried, at your reyuest, & broad- casts per week for this period, we sent a supple- mentul Invoice $1349 for $607, $0 to cover these ad- ditional broadcasts, Since we have also racelved payrent for your Decem- ber Invoice $1399, we wonder 1f yo... hava mieplaced Invoice #1389 covering the additional brnadcaata for November. tmic * Enclosed is « copy of Invoica $1389 slexg with your February Involce. very oy” FOURS, eed 4 £48 L. Richard W. Gre View President, . RWG: arf RECEMEDFES * PS. AUDIO +ISUAL COMME NIT ATIONS WORLOWIDE SARTORI AT EERMIERE Oey ane fmmemermer Storage 14.90000 toa. ae ° ~ ° SEMedewy bute * Le fe i) Le . C Z ne Com wee Ce hive: Le anil Pp--8 cee ft nin oo . BC “Og 2of ran p31 Get fe 2,73879 > sneiaee | ast * oe pose er ~~ LDR 376 168 ; ; : f (AA 14 247 ‘ 1 AS fo - 30 Har 7 a) G ae fon wees a i an? p31 Wee. Bs, g93.7° . 7O7F 2/L. 28 x» Fa ;- 2! ) aan - — Bl yee Ht) , amen ce PL ee 14-0000 SECRET (when filted In} o* iSBURSEMENT VOUCHER _ jfrom: DATE BEQUEST be T NDS ® 7 20 sb-¢3— REIMBURSEMENT — OFFICIAL DS- AMOUNT REGURSTED "{EOST ACCOUNT NO SURSEMENTS ALREADY MADE (4, WF ADVANCE 6 SEQUESTCO COMPLETE FOULOWING CERTIFICATION § aGREE Thats wl res |SGHATURE ADVANCE 67 $8 WSSION OF ACCOUNTING AND REFUND ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE BY TRE DATS STATEO ABOVE = iN THE EVENT C4 Av FAQURE TO SO ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANY UNERPENDED BALANCE, | AUIMOUZE DEDUCTION FROM MAY SALARY TO EFFECT SEITLEMENT. EES ¥ ROSS Torat st-Cashier's—Chock-made-payabio- to Radio Americas, (ue. — ————€epy—invotce-attacked<————____—_ = CERTIFICATION $ CERTIFY Tetal Trt€ DISBURSEMENTS MEMIZED ABOVE WERE NECESSARY MADE BY ME IN THE CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL BUSINESS OF & CONP.DENTIAL NATURE, THAT EMAVE NOT BEEN NOM WHILE SE, REIMBLZSED THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE, AND THAT THIS CLAIM AND ATTACHMENTS ARE TRUE AND CORCECT IN ALL RESPECTS SIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICE APPROVED Shastore G,.Shackley Foe Use OF THE PNG OM IRM CID EvaTena B. Vida MUVBER OF UNITS GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNT *DENTIFICAT-ON SUBSIMARY — —_ ¥ IDEN THE.CATION oten | Cato POSTED ® O8GATION es Oe ast T DECer = CFRTIFIED FO* PAYMENT OR CREO 7 ~ RETORTED CERTEVING CFRCER FORM at ust WEVOUS SECRET tate toe arp 19 63 7% EDMONS - Nennpeeny one oo ene! (t-3- 16-49) 14-0000 names . & eve ta - toes a 3 March ----- I 8 al frei. ne ee i | ‘@ One thousand sixty and 53/109 ~---------~ ; , +, Cashier’s Check #389048 --- ~ Nhe. 49 » "El Medico y Uated’progras on Radio Anericas for Fob 65; Invoices #65-2-2 00 ee os J, 206060 an Pension! a oc aeghe | F . eee 14-0000 aT 2 ER a. oat Pe lstth oC, ix Pee ficent Pade County lecieaL Ass'n. Ine, ipacea 1590 Ua. ‘fouth Svoaue cunrth, Florida 33155 Deay idits The follotue, ehingoi ara Lor orow maudio Puntal, tao3 and other an ericast Dadiy Stahlon Thy - 2/43 75D a Stixlio pantal and taves ~ 1/65 11.60 eye! we Produttaon and Talat fooa ~ 1/65 135,50 for URL, ‘7 York Tact, Tue amt Postazo ~ 1/65 Awomh sa Payable to RADII Alias TIC, 14-0000 tty it ” . ” peel, Lhopala tie p eA0D I S5ESS wt Re ne ae se erent eat NO. 339048 . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAME afafes 63-58, * ExT SHAY FL aL, Fe ‘Pay ro cur okoreuf RADIO AMERICAS, INC oy wha zek SRL Sy Vor ROR GN ced SNA Oe + { CASHIER'S CHECK Fo “OBS AM OOSB OOOH SO bu cette 14-0000 ” : to “4 Mareh oy Poo wen FT eT AAP ween PAdGay AGS some om WPL, eaited me fo al - ab goart froma Trvotece ho. be7S of ini Tat ave, tree Callovine invalees are still unutids wen °, November 20, is. Lor $007.50 Tena em Loe W feommury 2, doops tor 71,216.25 Lr Ae Le ae rebruary 1, tiey for 31,715.09 aoa. would anerectate very much if some invades, 7 meio cme for ovayine ¢hese outs 14-0000 SECRET (Wren fitted fo) OISBURSEMENT VOUCHER To: $.NANCE OFFICER _ __valena 3.Yidal REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS CORT ACLOUNT MO YODARK/4-YOYARD AP ah UES) mE Pel OMI AL OO. PURSE ATES ALOE SDT MADE ADVANCE SY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING AND BIPUND AND UNLTFENDED BALANCE OT THE DATE STATED AGOVE THE EWENT OF Mt PARLEE TO SO ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANT UME RPENDEO BALANCE, § AUTHORIZE OF OVC TION FEOM MY SALARY IO EEFECT SETTLEMENT OISBURSEN MENTS DESCHITION CO a. COUNT MD ANPUD-3 medical | program: on Radice Aza: ic2a.... _ ‘or_moath of January. 1905, payable advance. “Tnvyoice attached, _ Sonatuat ECEATION THAT frit OISAUASE mess MCTITO AS OVE WEAF NECESSARY Mavt BY me IN THE CONCUCT OF ONAL BUUINESS Of & COMPIDER TIAL MA TOE iter ti itayt MOT SEON NOM WH EE, HiueaUe TD TMEDETOR Hea ANT OTHTE OUNCE AND THAD Hus Ota AnD STAC MRI AGE TALE AND CORRECT IS ALL RPSPECIS APPROVED RECEIPT {12 Jan 65.0- _| oy pait TSG ATUEE OF Above, CHEE Tnaodors. G, powceatast COPERAL LEDGER ACCOUNT IDENTHICATION: SUBD ARY IDENTIEC AnOM COat ACCOUN: NE | no CAUG ATION YODARK/ 4-¥OYA HQ3_ REMAPLS meee ase VOUCHER NUMBER FORM 4] USé PREVIOUS 10 03 EDITIONS RW HORIED CERT TTING OFFICER SECRET wes eee ae ees Pee peeerstrieny i. )-10-4% 14-0000 Wo ‘ an va wa et) January — f - yoo. la ; brevttit Wa a ye aff Sohne ooy Yrs Cashier's Chock #380892 {n amount of . c J bird one thousand sixty and 60/109 ~---~8--s0.0.8 0 4°" -Por “El Medico y Usted” ‘program on ‘Radio Americas “for Janusry 65 ~~ . t . - —_ ~ c ‘ J1,060,50 wee EP UN a tee "Robert WILKENSON pee ee ee ee eee oe 14-0000 Livuley 6¢2t- “ ° . tae NA pangs fe cialde nutby foilcal Asu'n,. tna, '. Toate Ayano TLert’a 2136 er oes Lrgryicys oG Ds6 LX UST aa Te folblrtine shares ara fom he wetiint fie, ste'to rental, taced aul other occeasends i | | Janiatay T, 16, { | | ! i 1 1 i i adie Stathon Tice ~ 1/65 [750,00 114,00 Lta'Lo rental and tacos - 12 Pextistdon and Talent vod = t/6's 117.39 vrerring for lh, Ce Yor: yasac, Jeetin Diag ant restasa - A/G: grits) Anornt imar 1,060.99 i Payntle to CAUTO ANUHICAN Tic, 14-0000 SECRET ‘whee Filled tay - DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER rt To. FINAPALE CFFiCER hm ~ a ADVANCE ACCOUNTING REUABUETEMENT — FICIAL OG- ve one URSEMENTS ALREADY MADE Teg, Ai daset¢ ee © Bate HQee OF ACCOUNTING aD SEF URE. aor eeoteeat, ered OT UE DATE STATED ABOVE = iS fed fetes? OA aoe bad JRE IO SO ACCOUNT AND GEFURD newt per SPAS BotateT, | AUTHORIE DEDUCTION P80 Mad SOL Any 1D EFOECT SEFTLE aT a COST ACCOUNT NO i AMQUHT Gare MELT tet} i1-Jan 6 a SENENn Ol WICEPIS APE a alety blaveadd AS IOUOWS frre reaia wrotee—a ttached,Request- ¥ Ceebter's -Check-zade-payable—to:——_ Radio -Ffev Tork Yortdvids-FruL,——-—: TE URCALON | CERTING THAT THE C15 SIPSEMENTS NE WZEO ASOVE WEEE METEIT OI © arate 8 me IN THE CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL ESS OF A LOE TEN TIL MATURE THAD DMAVE BOOT Béfan we ed GEOL AL FED THE MRETe FIOM ANY OTHER SOIL, FE Teed oe 2 Taka BND ATTACHMENTS APE TRE Bae TOT IT Oe a. PE SPECTS. SIGMATURE ~ SIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICER Toate APPROVED ~ oe . aE IITEESINIERS NNO ‘3k Fen 65—-—— Rhaadore-G, Shack RECEIPT |: reser acveeowi0Ge MeCEwE OF Ire Fumes ~ an 85 @yalenn §_Yide Pb SE LF A TWA TE CHEICER ONLY THE bUNOF Ble wee LIABER OF UN.TS wale CHP Oa LEDGER COMTI CATION CCALA® VALUE og a rns oe POSTED BY swore IGE Leo SUB OBJECT CLASSIFICATION oy cutie REMARKS . CERTIFIFG FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT VOUCHER NUMmee? DATE DES CEN aes OFFICER ~~ as 7 | 5 b 4 = 2-56-49) tORM USE REVI D AT fomons SECRET 10-8) 14.90000 cee epee ate Oo Re tt, MW Januar os 85 fh my ais we mod, WZ eee nee a vg i. One thousand three hundred sixteen and 95/1007, Mitt vi] -in form of Cashier‘’a Check #382709 for "Ki” Medico y Usted" pogram on WRUL for January 65. Ss 1,316.25 — Ves. Loan _—_ :' sot _ ae "Robert _WILKENSON a 2 0 Se tpn operas 14-0000 a ae ~ - RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST S8tw STREET. NEW YORK 19, N. Y. ro___DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY pare January 2,°1965 — MIAMI, FLORIDA _ anvoice No, 2419 -ikimme aet terug CASH IN ADVANCE BRQACCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A (i) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES EACH WEEK (MON-WED«FRI JANUARY 1 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1965 TOTAL; 13 PROGRAMS AT $101.25 EACH. $1,316.25 1965 RECEIVED JAR 14-0000 ‘ * fr on (rn RET wl rhen Filled dn) ‘ _._ A AS U b- io ‘ “3 oF PERIOD. Ef ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS For Cand inetadinas ce eee i. . . 1TEM CURRENCIES : FUNCS AND ADVANCES ON HAND BEGINNING OF PERIOD : (total of items 32 and 53 of previous seccount ing) i = 64 ve $2,295.00 a ———= + TOTAL. To BE ACCOUNTED FOR 2,295.00 [4 | FUNDS DISBURSED Citentse an reverse side) 2. 205.00 AMOUNTS ON WAND ENO OF PERIOO A. FUNDS CN_HAND | ‘ B. OUTSTANDING ADVANCES TO OTHERS Cattech schedule | 6 | TOTAL ACCOUNTED FOR [$2,295 00 | CS f 1 CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITEMIZED Of THE REVERSE SIGE HERECF WERE NECESSARILY WADE BY WE IN THE CONDUCT OF GFFICITAL GUSINESS GF A CCNFIOENTIAL NATURE. THAT 1 HAVE NOY BEEN. NCR WILE # _ SE, REIMBURSED THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE. AND THAT TH:S ACCOUNTING AND ATTACHMENTS ARE TAUE AND CUARECT IN ALL RESPECTS. SIGNATUST OF INT EVIDUAL RENOER ING ACCOUNT Evalena_&.Wid SIGNATUGE OF APPROVING OFFICER ore_G,Shackleg ———________— SIGMATURE & December: 1 HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE REPLENISHMENT RECEIPT IN THE AMOUNT OF: FOR USE OF THE FINANCE CFF ICE? ONLY TYPE OF FUNDS gtocK NO. NO. CF UNITS RATE POLL aN VALUE DOCLLAR VALUE eeconr GENERAL LEOGER SUBSIDIARY ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION (DENTCFICATION DISTRIBUTICN OCF EXSENSES A TT ————— cost accT. wo. OBLIGATION eee CLASSIFICATION no. umcecase!cececang | REMARKS Fore o-e. ‘$2 onc veevicws corrsomt, 14.90000 « cmt ete oe ee + bone mee we . ae eee ee See ee - ie ~ SECRET : ., (eren Filted fa) 14-0000 _ Recibi, del Dr. A, Maceo la cantidad Miami, Florida, Diclexbre 1, 1964.~ Dr. Vicente La e pe, eet seat ORES de $45.00,~ a oiisGiee. . _ gst” eer . ~Seaapehbeae. se ee 14-0000 ie eee oe —_— : « SECRET a MRO 8 canning tm) UY: : n fire > > . ACCOUNTING FOX FUNDS Vacw (acd sneladengs [00 Cand tmstidingd -9-Nov-64— = 1 a9 wes orscerrtion TUNOS AND ADVANCES ON WAND BEGINNING OF FERICO Cteteal af itewe 3a and Sb of previause accourting) scuRce AMOUNTS ON HAND END OF PERTCO 1. g46,00 ; —. lh g48,00-——)- a CORTEY THAT FH OLSBURSEMENTS ETEWIZED ON THE REVERSE Sivt HERCOR WERE ST CESSAPILY MéDE AY BE GN YHE CONDUCT CF GOFF ICIAL GUSINESS OF A CORE ICENTEAL NATURE, THAT | MAVE NGT BEEN, NOM wth 3 OF, RUIMTURSLO THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHLH SOURCE, ANDO THAT THIS ACCOUNTING Aft) ATISCHERTS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT IN ALL RESPECTS, SUSNATURE OF INDEVIOUAL RENOE MING ACCOUNT arraoreo [aR Now OA “|RYRRERS SoXAAR cae wecewsr | ‘ veQaN ORR A ce series wepucaisuucnt Lmngaders spear FOR USt VF THE f INANCE AFF RLOCa HO. Cate OOLELAR VALUE tcarotr SLOSIDIARY inewverrcarron OFNAGAL LEDGER ACCOUNT LOFNTIFICATION AtuAAKS “ANBUD ~~ Spot -paynsnt to Vicente LAW Pereda “for” radio ocript writt 7 during ‘October 64,~ 7 na VOUCHER MO. fies 42 cue peavioss sotrteed, *f eee gees ee a en ee sone . J ae Sos é 14-0000 RECIBI, dol Dre A. Maceo, la cantidad de B45.00s- we we wo wo ww Miami, Florida, Noviembre 1, 1964.< ; ; j 7 . 3 ‘SO > ; ear a . es ; . _ ; Dr. Oo be Laze aan . _ i i : N hee , 0 moe ny ‘ ~ ' . of : i: ‘ ws Fe vo o . : . Q ‘ “te . “4 ' ‘ . a, . ‘ ~ cote : ck aes <i oe ene t r) . act 7 { if as . i . nae “epider ! Bea e ae t ; 4 La of i Ka i _ ss { | }- U . ‘4 $ ‘ > 4 e t 3 o ! 14-0000 1 ' ‘ 4 - SECRET iran Hilted ta’ . DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER fom: ee “Rauist au RTARTA ¥ tat —— 86 BOUT are ae Cp inaties T Fas tae ei bene RCA, Ob DUE CATE PURE ETS att ale MADE Ane BEI FTE. Cost at Court Met i YODARK 4 4 W ADSANCE 1 REGUESTIO COMPETE RoEDwad. Ceetie alums TACHE THAT? WH FULLY ACCOUNT FO TiS nr Saree aDsane SUBMIS SI OF ACCOUNT ONS arb Gt Ure ater tet ePENUD BALANCE OF fet Dall StaltD above Mw IME EVE rat OF me DAR UPE TO SO ACCOUNT AMD PEFUDD AMY Uri ZAEOULD BALANCE | AUIHOSZE OLDUCTICN FROM MF GALABE TO EOFECE SEITE MENT arn DISBURSE AE rats Orsemenore ~__| Spot payment to Vicente LAGO Parada + —_ _ |..who aygists AMBUD-3. {0 scriptwriting... . — ..}-. ~~ _ = wy. For October 64.000 0 Savi cos Fe HAL PME DISNUPSEMETITS EMIT ABOVE WTHE HECESZARILY MAAGE AY ME IN THE COPDUCT OF GIRCIAL BUSIEELG CF A CORIDENTAL ATURE THAT HAVE HOT REEF CG? Ail 1 OF REPASURSEO Fh EAE F COM PPCM ANY OINER SUPE, APO THAT HIS CLAW AND STIACOMENTS ABE THUF ALD CORRECT IN AIL RESPECSS Moats | _ APPROVED ..2.Nov.84_.....] Theadora @.Shaeckley. - Bale poh rba Tee b EREBY ACKMOW EOGE RECCIP! OF Int furdDS REGUISTEO ABOVE | . as, Mov 64.____| evalenas d FOR USE OF INE FINANCE OFFICER ONLY IUMBER OF UNITS Tre€ OF furbs oo OC cad VALUE caer SuBsibiAgy “BEV TIC ATION CAmEGAL EOCER ACIGUNT IGCENTHICA TON CERTIFIED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT oe Pesce as re ons —-———- _—- Vogts? FORM 4] Show SECRET WIND : 14-0000 tee AD MMR retin Lome eter 2 4 October 6: 64 4 payment to Vicente LAGO Pereda nn et ee mm ee eee ae meee rs ~“ SECRET /) (them wetted tat we «me ot — Greed ee ee eee eee we te T oe tote bt , . , , ‘ — Fee 13-Nov-64 ———»=2._. ay ‘ . Vs - Mearval fir WME ——_—-—_ Forty @five_and. .00/100 Lo CY Mi fi, Je sats = Soup AER eee, 7 Pom Ati00-— cn se, Antonid MACHO HaCRTS | remmeucsoe . IRR eSERCMUTyE PEEK memenepRerenM rn commer mete an = 14-0000 SECRET . . -—™~ (thea Filled Fa) FER ICO ———_—_____. TO (and anctuding FROM (and anclsteng) CURRENCIES ersc4? Oikos FUNDS | AND ADVANCES CN FAND BEG INNING oF F PERIOD Ctotal of iters $a and Sb of previous sccounting) souect _— et ——SMNAVE 83, 733.75 2 a+ “2 , 133.75. . : oe 2, 733.75_ aa: lee FuRDS CN MAND ING ADVANCE CESSARILY 400 AY TT FEEN. NCR AILL 1 aTICCHPENTS 4RE TRUE 1 CEPTIFY THAT THE DISBURSENERTS ITFIZeD CN THE ATVESSE SIGE LESECE “EIN THE COADUCT CF UFFICIAL BUSINESS CF A CUNPIDEST ILL BATURE.S TeAT 1 RE. PTUSRURSEG THEPESCR FROM ANY CTRER SCLRCE, a0 TeeT Ti th ACCOUNTING & BRO CORPECT IN ALL PESPECTS. [see LATURE GF INP EVID UAL RESCERING ACCOUNT lov G4. —i-Ryaiena—S.Fidat an SEURATUST 7 RPREOWING OFFICE? APPROVED \ H { ..—9. Nov- @4--.._.__.... l_ Theodore €,Shaekley-———-- ——- ——.-—_ € HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE REPLENESUMENT 4 oad SG aTURE PECEIPT j 1 FRE aMousT oF: ! | - ee FOR GSE UF OTHE PANSACE GFF ICES ONLY, oe ‘ an Tyee oF Funos ee BOCK RU. T RG. OF UNITS Zz _ este [-beuean vauue _ seen pee GENEPAL LEDGER f st asioraay ACCOUNT IPE TIFICATION IDENT EFICATION reer TOTALS Cost acct. NO. YODARE/4 ACMARKS —_—_—_ AMBUD~3-radio-progras on-WRUL- for October 64, Receipt “attach > eee 5 aa —_— > 1 CERTIFIED FOR PEYSENT C2 CREDIT DATE AUTHORIZED CERTIE YING CERICER VOUCHER 0. ; 1 i ' oe 4D cae eoevrcus speteoms. SECRET i> 14.90000 APRS ow ee core ae or Wok | % Y Go sees = AB october~---- ~ *-—-gg- Reivrvdl fiew _ . Oe es . fhe. _thougand seven hundred thirty-three and bowen, SOs t & - dtcasnior'a chock # 36 q7 dy a a For "El Medico y Ustea” program on WRUL for Oct 64 ale . ay 2,733,753 . wee mia We Geter . one nee “Robert Wilkenson 14-0000 . SECRET {When Filled ta} __ > DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER To: FINANCE OFFICER. From. 7 Date Evalena S.Vidal 7% Oct 64 REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS YaMOUNT REQUESTED COST ACCOUNT NO — ADVANCE ACCOUNTING SEIMBURSEMENT —-OFFICIAL DG- . }OUE DATE BUESEMENTS ALREADY MADE a " oe { { Ib ADVANCE 1% REQUESTED COMPLETE FOLLOWING CERLTICATION (AGREE THAT 1 amit FULLY ACCOUNT #08 Tis [SIGNATURE ADVANCE 6Y StUBalSSION OF ACCOUNTING AND REFUND ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE BY THE DaTE STATED ABOVE IM THE EVENT OF nV FAURE TO SO ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE, | AUTHODZE DF OUCTION FOG MAY SALARY TO EFFECT SETTLEMENT. . Evalena S.Vidal : OISBURSEMENTS aa s i a Coe Siemon [ess conawo [_swowa Oeteed sd AIDA radio program on” 0 —— || oot 64. __ MI ERSSSEESESS S \ : g RECEIPTS ARE ATTACHED CXCEST aS FOLLOWS (Gase reatont) Invoice attacked,—-———_____-_—_____ —_____.._______. . axr's Che eauestod: w York Vorldnige CERTIFICATIO 1 SIGNATURE 1 CERTIFY THAT THE DISSURSEMENTS ITEMIZED ABOVE WERE MECESSARILY MADE BY ME IN THE CONDUCT CF GFFICIAL BUSINESS OF & CONFIDENTIAL NATURE, THAT I HAVE NOT BEEN NOR WILL 1 BE, REIMBURSED TRERCFC] FaOwe ANY OTHER SOURCE, AND THAT THIS CLAIM AND ATTACHMENTS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT IN ALL RESPECTS [SIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICER APPROVED i & RECEIPT | 1 HERESY ACK.WOWLEOGE RECEWT OF THE FUNDS REQUESTED ABOVE FOR USE OF THE Fi TYP€ OF FUNDS GENERAL LEOCER * ACCOUNT IDENEFICATION SUBS.DIARY HOLMTICATIGN oS RISES CBUGATION CO3T ACCOUNT NO evcerate meg a ene TRE CERTIFIED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT AUTHORZED CERTIFYING CEFRER YOUCHER NUMBER FORM gy ust PReviows SECRET ware ; 1-3-06- a7] eae a arene Se Od tartetenee 10-01 COMMONS 14-0000 \ eee soe RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST 36TH STREET, NEW YORK 19. N. Y. RECEIVED OCT 1 196 OATE ae kee | +o__DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY OCTOBER "2, "1964 INVOICE NO. 1345°=- ee TERMS = CAST IN _ABYANCE BROADCAST OVER THE FACTLITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE | A (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX (6) TIMES FER WEEX, (MON thru SAT) FOR THE MONTH OF CCTOBER, 1964, OCTOBER 1, thru OCTOBER 31, 1954 TOTAL OF 27 BROADCASTS AT $101.25 EACH $2,733.75 store ron eet ces | L- 14-0000 D~R-A-F-'T My. Ralph Brent Radio New York Worldwide-WRUL, 4 West 58th Stroet, New York 19,N.Y. Doar Mr.Brent, Under the terms of our agreement with you, we hereby wish to advis3 you that beginning 1 December 1964 wo dosire to reduce the nusber of the "Medico y Usted" bruadcasts from six per wsoek to three per week, {if possiole we would like to retain tho Monday, Wedneaduy and Friday tima slots. If this is not possible, our second proference would bo for a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday achedule, ” Thank you very xuch for your cooperation in this matter and we leok forward to continued collaboration with you in these matters’: of mutual interest. Sincerely yours, Crea? D-R-A-F-T _— a 14-0000 SECRET (When FJled tn} ADVANCE ACCOUNTING Out DATE YODARE/4 16 Feb 63 PP PUL Ce CRETE AT § ARTE THAT I WL PUTT ACCOUNT FOR hop OS AWD SEEM OT UMTVOTMELD BALANCE 3V THE DATE STATED AJ0OVE IM FAUT the CFD AOR UI APENOTO BALANCE, | AUTHOMZE DEDUCTION FROM wonatuet WW ADWANCE 9, BOI? Li, AOVACEL? BY $'R cach See GF es, — . OISHURSEMENTS DOISBURLEMENT VOUCHER Fl rs From: ware ~~ eourst OV AAA, Bs Vida BS Dac 5 BPR OSE MENT --CPFICiad ORS SUREMENTS ALEC ADV MADE ‘oan Pocre ae j OF LC01T10N COS! ACCOUNT NO o c.6A.. | Ser ttal. radio_bill for-Nov- hus. ——-—}-——..-- ~ — Lae ne ae ; Edvence billing ive-uil-o:. fee $4-——}——-—-——---|——— for iac5D—~3-progres—oa--BRUL ;— ——-—~ site «tee rd ae SE te tal anos t_—~————_________ _-________ CETMAICATION FCESTION Gal The TER Fo Reed TE of ee PRS ABO AL WTTE HECUSSARILY MADE BY ME IN TH? CONDUCT Cf OFFICAL BAS ESS Sof ad else ee on OO TE est eed BET CA WALL AE BMBUESIO Bt 8fPO8 18Cm ANT OTHER BOUECE, peel) trtat Hy + Re OE RB WE PTE FE AMD COMSECE IN Abt RESPECTS, APPROVED ete St RECEIPT EMO Ake at FS OEE TO Peet ourdOs SECAIETTIO ABOVE : co ren é : TATE Bet Late Sues Oraey ACCK et eo oS eee 5. ES of CANON FE IONE OOOOCOCO”SCOd OF AP PTOVING OFFICER woteveless 3 treaned.———— rrr i ene a me in nr a nara te rr ne ‘9q-ee!t Oneplterts Cheek ande puyabie—to:-Rddio Ber Yor! Vor ldwtda=¥EI- Thantuss -d;@hackte FORM gy ose eos , SECRET tot ee | 10 03 a qi-a- tea) 14-0000 _ -, : ee a os 1J Decemder. —.-. 7, ae " Berri poor. ve tee ve ee ee = Cashier's Checs No,376168 in the azount ot” OMI AP S _ One thousand nine hundred tvonty~thres aud 75/100 <= -.- + for WRUL "81 Medico y Usted™ program fer Dee 64 , 1 i Ni J 1,923.75 Pius partial BAL for Nov 64. ce paki REE Jee + “SSeS 14-0000 a ; RADIO NEW VORE WORLDWIDE . WRIT 4 WEST SO STREET, NEW YORK 10, N.Y. =, = ed pate NOVEMBER 20, 1964 to__DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SQCIEZY ———-MIAMI, FLORUDA c INVOICE NO. 1389 TERMS CASE (eto SM Stree: germ nn oat etctote eee ae ee ee Se er SS a. RENAINING PROGRAMS NOT BILLED FOR ON INVOICE # 1382 FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER. ‘fOTAL OF (6) SIX, THREE EACH DURING THE VEEKS OF FOVEMBER 15, and 23, 1964, AT $191.25 EACH, $697.50 14-0000 “7 + RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST 58.4 STALET, NEW YORK 19. N. Y. CATE DECEMBER 2p 1966 : INVOICE NO. 1399 TERMS CaSH IN ADVANCE aoe Ea Soo SSS ES ES ee | BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON SPANISH SERVICE A 41/4) HOUR PROGZAM, 3 TIMES EACH WEEK (MONeWEDSFRI) DECEMBER 1, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1964. TOTAL: 23 PROGRAMS AT $101.25 EACH. $1,316.25 RECEIVEDDEC 319 14-0000 o™ — “ Rudia Americas Inc. (ehle StHlePitTaSI GHC. . 11 MACEIRA AVENUE , PHONE: 442-9267 | CORAL GABLES (CODE 3051 FLORIOA 33134 TNVOTS= 64-12-2 ! : . December 1, 1964 Leditt C, Daughtry, H.D, President Dale County Medical Ass'n. Ine. 1556 H.W. Tenth Avenee Miani, Florida 33136 Progran: EL MEDICO Y UST73 peat Dear Sir: The following charges are for broadcast tine, studio rental, tanes and other expenses: Radio Station Time - 12/6% $750.00 Studio rental and tapes - 11/64 93.00 aa ae Production and Talent Fees - 11/64 136.50 Prozrams for WRUL, ew York Tapes, Studio Tine and Pestage-ti/ol $9,590 Amount Due: 31,054.50 Payable to RADIO ANSRICAS THC, chan a “nae . 14-0000 — SECRET rer ee Fone te, ~s ” LiSBURSEMEDT WOUCHER To. FINANCE OFFICER From: 2-++ Nov 64 SEMI UESEMENT —OFPICIAL OS [RJOSEMENTS ALREADY MADE MAO BEGASID COS! ACCOUNT NO. Bare atel 2 ALTO NTING wR Det yi % WO ASsaNE th SLQUESTED COMPLETE FOLLOWEIG CERTIFICATION 1 AGREE foal § wt. FU ACSC UT FOR THs AG ane! * SHON OF ACCOUNTING AND REFUND ANY UNERPERDED BALANCE Of "WE La! S1ATED ABOVE | tw TG Leteet OF at Fanutt FO 50 ACCOURT AND REFUNO ANT UNEXPENDEO BALANCE. 9 a7 TUTE DEDUCTION FROM | PAY Salary TO EFFLCT SERLEMENT YODARK/1 DISSURSE WETS OtsCartiON {snuPea PURE 2 CESTIFV Tost TAL DISBURSEMENTS MTEMIZED ABOVE WERE NECESSARILY MADE BY wd ame “-E TiN DUCT OF OFstCial 1 ALSAOELS Gt a CONHOENTIAL MATURE, THAT I HAVE MOT SEIN NOR WiLL IEE, REtma8 45 - E4260 AC ANY OTHER | POREE, Alc THAT Tens CLAW AND AITACHMENTS AME TRUE AND CORRECE IM ALL RES*EC~S 1 APPROVED | > . UTATURE SF APPROVING OF FHCER VIVIRnoY iStumiesocore G, SEaACE lay ‘Cveckur 1°54 Evalena S.Vidal DOLLAd VALUE TYPE OF Hints BLOCK NO. {meee TF e's | 7 { | 1 A we wusindeg CEE BAL LEOGER SUBSIOIARY DOA VALUE PLEA DENTINCATION S1HF: | ees [ed pOSsTED aY 7 rs TOTALS i i DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSES OBiuGATION CtCetaSE vwecatase CEST SSS FDR PAYMENT OR CREDIT COUPER Pnehid DATE AUTHORIZED CHATS 20, THER 1in3-10-4%3 “ORM gy bie PrEWOUS SECRET 10-83 COG CNS — 14-0000 rm ener cg SECRET carer (When Falled In) ~ os : = PEP IC From Cond including) | 19 Cand ancludsna) arene Be nber—64 1 1 FUNDS AND ADVANCES CN HAND BEGINNINGS CF PERICS (total of jfeme Sa ans 3h of preverus acccunt ing} 2 EFUNDS RECEIVED cur PER 105 _. -_ _ DATE soucce . eee source 3-Hov-64—__-- —- what ,000.00 ToTa_ TO GE ACCOUNTED FOR ee 4 [suns o1suiaty Csteniee oa ereeeee ange) NS og t-— $ i AMCUNTS CN “HAND E°D CF FESICO A. FUNDS CN HAND B. OLTSTANDING ADVANCES TO GTHERS (attach achedate | if necessary): ~~ 8-1, 0005 00 t CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEXENTS ITEVI2ED CH T we ¢ HEPECT FERRE NECESSARILY MEN THE CONOUCT GF GFF ICSAL BUSINESS CF A CC T TURE, TRAT J RAVE ACT BEES. TS ATLL EF BE. REIN@URSED THEPEFTR FRO ANY GCTHER SOHSCE. TeLT THIS ACCOUNTING END STTACHHENTS ARE TIVE AND CORRECT IN ALL RESPECTS. 6 | TOTAL ACCOUNTED F For OATE ~s —— i SttnaruRe OF INDIVISUAL REFSOER ENG ACCOUNT Gpeaavip pokr December: Ga kya hone Re VAMay eg a bax -— eh a — - . + MERE RS tart s AL EOGE MP LENISHUERT Taepdors” SIARREMOF RECEIPT te TRE AMauNT o6- (FOR USE GF THE Fit CEFACER CNT ns a i H ; GENEQAL LEDGER ] S_asIDiaey DOLLAR VALUE ww ACCOUNT 1OENTIFICATION ‘ tSEWFIE LCST ION : uot L Cneorr. | FOSTED BY “ i t -+ fu. aan DASTRIQLTIEN © EXPENSES _ ost a. ORL IGATEON ‘ SLB-CBJEC1 CLASSIFICATION COST acct. NO. — ——- —-—______- jo. _ wo. fF taceeese Secrrese | t --—-¥ODARK/1 =t te peng i t--—- : Sigg sears oney order recdpts- attached’ “ae wall as "Postal: "Dept: Veceipt of” ‘Goltvery. i ¥ ———- ee i CEMTEF IED ECR PASVENT OR CREDIT ALTHMORIZED CERTIFYING OFFICER voucHes NO. : ' 4 t SECRET foam 3-63 42 vse vocctous rotrecns. 14-0000 Pier in 4 eed . ~ ri Bw So ree . Lek ewe ee oo .= | ~ a —_ i . CUSTOMER RECEIPT - MONEY ORDER aa 7-062577 700 DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN aseocia ATION QF mana MIAMI, FLORIDA ez LO -_ \ . 0 ~~ 8A NOV iu e \ . . z Fra toy Bs Lp mont BE Bi chen weTS oat g De. tesa sheo CHa Don DER UCATe . 0 oO MaKrA LEvaus NORRIE TO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK pj OF MIAME ae a . ‘MAMI FLORIDA 3: _. : caag Net | a arm eee aie Baan ea andy the STN = ere mere mn eo ek ee wewcen teense nn eneene ners Tin ee Se ee, : CUSTOMER RECEIPT - MONEY ORDER ef -) 7~002576 oo DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI amount pase MSAMS, FLORIDA IS5-NOV 26, \ . FEO. Feed tte , : 1 BRL SSN Es 29 de bh te CIS ad Q De. ose Pro CAL wHG TOMA poo : ctor CC AMIE WSR DET og Maca Evans (NG INNES Be me us TO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK nn a rea To pen prem Sale te 4 io] a ar . : UA if ty OY OF MiaMs carn ad MIAMI, FLORIDA - - wag 7 “etme era ae or] ' ate a tae ~ rs ee i ae eS haa - oa - a - . see . fo een | Sree ares soe, ooo fe REGISTERED NO. 697104 ASS Vale £_ \ ve Spec. del’y fee 3.30. ! i te 300 Ret remit tee 8. JQ) barge $..._..... Rest, defy fee $. H Fedeze 3. O fread ‘ arectagygon me om 14-0000 INSTRUCTIONS TO DELIVERIGG EMPLOYEE i Deter ONLY ta Show addres: where addressee ¥ * Lo ae OS weet fain DATE OFLIVERED. i free | (Ada tial dares required for these series) gereee, 2. oe ee > . aay POST OFFICE OLPARTMINE paw enees nunentst {5 RETURN [Betetamte > ae r-) one boom nO NAME OF SENDLS - ‘ ay! ao ee At. { HOS, Shey ge Kh 4 ¥, Met ee? 6 aternd omnet “ ’ t INSTRU! CTIONS: Pilin i StOLtt and NO GaP ©. 908 : at 4 4 PO vex S767, CITY, SPATE, AND 21P CODE “we Crete, FLA. error med P00 form 3811 Seo 1909 , ae E PA x al | delivered RECEIFT deseral ed on other side. i Oa or" a a rif IZ PY: za 2 "SS GOW AYER, CLLUVERED [only df secjeested) Per Tr So soe cee ee eee ae Se aed 14-0000 SECRET (wren Fated tn VISBURSEMENT VOUCHER From: pate : meant S1 FOR Marie re Ft a—No 2 AMHT REQUESTED EOS ACCOUNT AO ADVAN ACCOUNTING CtmsuEsE Mtn OM al OS OUt pate SURREMALNTS ALREADY MADE ~———~—LYODARK /1— 30 -Nev-s eat W ADVANCE 8 GUSTIN COMMETE FOWOWING CERTNCATION 1 AGREE THAT D WAL RALLY AUNT FOR fers ADVANCE BY SUB MALTOte OF ACCOUNTING AND RETUMD ANT UNELFENDED PALACE BY THE DATE State ake ie WHE EVENT OF mv PANUss TO 50 ACCOUNT ANO REFIIG? ANY UNI BPENDID SALANCE, 1 AUTHOSIE OI OULTION FOm MAY SALARY FO TPPTCT SETTLEMENT DISBURSEMENTS ive lons—S7¥ttet— a 2... I ESF Sd -Ono-tine pryment- to -AMBUD~1- for- pn ee ef oe -hospital billa,cte-ag-per- -—--- re ee on --DIR-63436 ,—- — CEREHCATON SGONAILEE ECERUFT THtat Ireg Oise UPSETS MELE ANOWE WEal CUE CESSARILY MADE BY att crt Trt CONDUCT OF OTGAL BUSINESS OF & Comet IAL Cemtrnd, MOOT 1 TAYE NOT BETA CH WILE BE, REMEURSED Te R378 Danley ANY OTHER | SOURCE, AND Weal 1703 Last AND AITAQ MENTS aal THULE AMD COREECE 14 abt BESCELIS Aruat OF areNOving Core APPROVED “a3 Mov 64 -—-— tothuedora a, SHAS Te ge RECEIPT 13 Nov 64 Evalena 8, Vidal CON GUAT Vad GENEGAL LFOGER ACCOUNT OF reTihiC a Thor SUstIOl. ay a LOEM TNC ATION: post av ;STRIBUTION UF EAPENSES | OB GANON DUB OORCT CL asSeCatsONn cost ACCOUNT NO uD INCREASE cold Eh york a aus ___sCRequest_cash please, Money_order_will be sen AM ——_—_for which will constitute ancounting fo his _asoun CERTELD FCC FATMENT O8 CREDIT AUTRORZES CEONTTING Ofc “Toate ated 18-4?) FORM gy ow rtevious ~ SECRET vette! a-41 EDITIONS gens SH ee! 14-0000 Sad SECRET 3216382 5 WAVE CITE DIR 65426 TYPIC AMBUD REF WAVE 4556 APPROVE REF PAYMENT, “SECRET tee MW LG) > o Bg END OF 3 fl GROUP 1 - EXCLUDED FHOM ALITOMATEC fow<C#aDING AND DECLASSIFICATION * tiar 1304 : (4) ONG. Se C/PORONG: pop EXT: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: _ 266 ; 16 HOV 64; ‘ OISTRa . FILE: tae a | 3 cfsiBtriOn | il | | PRIORITY INIHALS | OOTG, " a BP TP OPERATIONAL wniice’ - aj [ 1 OPE : wy fl ke ROUTINE | | IMMEDIATE _, TO ; INFO, cite ee LAR . . WAVE Nuueen TPIc 4eg3un HEFS3 A. Lt 53678 Be. tA dnDS de @:CEAVED SPECL4AL DLLIVERY URPTEA 8 KOY Page AaBUL~1 Yep SEC ASTACY STATING ABD] SUPPLED INFARCT OF “AYOCA alu AMD HOSPTTLIZND, SOw FOUNG fii BUT MIPS MEaT. S1CRtATA aT -EDLD AWWDel CUBCUANKE MOS Uh4T HOSYTYAL AWD DOCTCA BGG BYHCE dat ODO 4 ROGPITALIZ3T9ON THSURAMCE AND KROAS WELL WATS. LINN PERLE AAS weraiTIGN, akBiDe] SOM PITA FIFR AND FIVE CHILDILON BAVA ee vED ASD SYoYING ASBUDe1 HOTL, oG8 BAS BO sab LOT Meat, ge ABSVh GUVAOUSLY FISWING SOPLOTTAGH (OX RUGARK FOGRCLAL ABSISTARC. G9 BLSPOMES HeFt, ORLESS AOD WS OTN FORMULA VISH APPLY, CAVE WILL GOND GOWEY OaUER CYS QIOUSAND POLLAMN 46 APRAOP QUITS GroREE RAS UYCREST AND GYABRATAY *FRILS “VOWWING PSHAAARET PUTARULE SHY. BLEASS abVind. . THD OF MboBR4{GE vo _ - ee ae , Seite GIOUP 2 = EACLUOLD FROM AWTORLTIC LORNGRADIAG 44D DECLAGSIPVICATIO“ coo TING OFFICERS DAO cain Grice | debe Girt £11GN oNCRET ty cthBiodd hen OUTGOING 14-0000 to 1304 ORS a /CAPCETEG/CEP 2 . IF! Ss . . Ext. oes CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 4g yoy ga DesIR, . | | FILE: Pak $8 Bt =O renee . DEFERRED new PRIORITY sabacernens| prep tars | Pon nn EEORERATIONAL | wince ROUTINE + | inentSDIATE | bre] " INFO. Cite _ Bye PaLay Dik WAVE wemaia THPIC aa BRZ; Elk - G1679 CAPRIS PENED AMDND~) EOUR PORRTO BICG 1200 HOURS 4 HOV AND TSLZEL WITA MUGHTERATR-LAT 800 BALD TODAY'S EIACTROCARDUGGRAR GROHED TSPROTEGENT AMEUI~2 COAUCELION, IY ANY AGSIDSAUCE BERLED SEAR} BECKATARY Fin ALVIGE USING EETARLISSED ACUOMHNATION ST DSEss, aan tae. EX 7 VESRSGE _ age, a cer GRAF 2 — RSME FROWN AUTSRATIC LeyePCRADIHG AND TECLAGLIPICATE ESEC ee COOABCINATING OFFICERS AU TR Pes PE ARK BRR VIGOING Be 3 14.90000 at [eS Ne HORE j ~ IN] Noy 4 | sc PH 6 ~*~ steag> SECRFT @4t733z a - SS ei ae PRIORITY WAVE CITE DIR 61679 Ae, TYPIC ANBUD ACCORDING AP REPORT 3 NOV AMBUD-1 HOSPITALIZED IN SaN JUAN WITH HEART ATTACK. REQUEST WAVE DETERNINE THROUGH APPROPRIATE ASSET IF ANY KUBARK ASSISTANCE REQUIRED. ADVISE. _ SECRET END OF HESSAGE 3 \ 0 J wt . . SECRET : = (When Fetled Ja) FER ICO trom (and mnctludings TO fond includsna) CURRENCIES DE SCRIPTION FuROS AND ADVANC CN HAND BEGINNING UF PERIOD (total of stems Sa and Sb of previous account ing? FURCS RECEIVED DURING | PER IGO FUSOS ON HAND CLTSFA’ NG ADVANCES TO OTHERS (attach schedule af necessary): 6 | Tora accozaTeO FoR ig -45.00_ 0 | CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITEMIZED oN THE PEVESSE SIDE HERECK aERE NECESSAPILY SADE SV ME IN TET CONDUCT CF OFFICIAL BUSINESS CF A CONF IGCENTIAL -VATURE. Treat ¢t HAVE NCT BEEN, NCR WILL BE. REMELE THEPEFOR FROM ANY OTHER SCURCE. .mD YTRAT THiS ACCOL.TING AND ATTACPRENTS ARE TALE AND CCOFECT iS ALL RESPFCTS. DIANATCRE GF beoteths AL MENDERING ACTIUKT eee eee 2.Qctobor d4—.. _.... _! .Qvaleaa 3.Vidal. APPROVED phate [BN NETHOE TE aRPe TWINK Ore acEa + 2 Ge tnhor_64__----—-. 1. Theodor Mackley——--- ——— RFC Pp 1 MERESY ACK OMLEICE FEPLENISHMENT 'S Cea Tuae CEIPT j dN THE AMOUNT OF: ! “FOR USE OF THE FIN Tyee oF FuNOS BLOCK nO. GENERAL LESSER SUOSICIARY ACLOURT LOENTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION | REMARKS ‘KS _ Sept 64 xakax- epoi-paynont-to -Vicent2-LAGO.-Pereda- sho-assiet -—_ AMD -3 -in- seript writing, Recelpt- attached. tT CEEPIF SED FOR PLYVE CPREOIT i VOUCHER NO. ; OaTE jASTMO@EZED CERT FYING OFFICES t FORM pone WZ vst cocenacs torctoms. SECRET Deiat, FA OM NIT = ewe semen Te 14-0000 \ 3 ta oe _. oo .. 1 October ~, , , , Berane Va a . oe og ce cee eee 3 Forty-five and 00/100 Tamme nn mmmmnmmnnt Y Wig 03 ‘ ; Payment to Vicente ‘LAGO Pereda for Septenber 1964 j 45.00. - ral 7a Sey, coe Agtonio- MACEO-Y Hackle~ eee 14-0000 SECRET Wren Mites to} ee DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER To: HNANCE OFFICER TFrom: _| _rvatens s.vids 0 Sep REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS AMOUNT REQUESTED COST ACCOUNT NO ALY ANCE ACCOUNTNG RELMSUASEMENT- OFfCtAR OS | OVE Cate GURSEMENTS ALREADY MADR 45,00 x 15 Cetober 64 : OMATURE : iF ADVANCE 6S REQUESTED COMPETE FAC WONG CORTINCATION F AGATE Teal to war fuLly ACCOUNT FG8 THs, ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION'OF ACCOVNTING ANC REFUND ANT UNEAPENDIO BALANCE BY Tet GATE STAIED ABOVE it THE EVENT OF MY FAUURE TO SO ACCOUNT &NO AEPURD ANT UNERPENDED BALANCE, | AUTHOMIZE CLOUCHION F990, MAY SALARY TO LFFECT SETTLEMENT Evalena $,Vidal CISBURSEMENTS : ON CST ACCOUNT NG cco et _ o —--t—Vicesta LAGO Pereda who ageiste .-—... |. ---—.---—- + - -.—---_—.-- — + AMSUD=3- -La-seript-writing. ——- ~~ ef ne ee RECEIPTS ARF ATIALLO CXCEPE AS ANOS tne trace?) CERTIFICATION A CERTIFY THAT IME DISBURSEMENTS WE wTE> AROWE WERE TTCESTARILY MADE Bf sat itd THE CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL BUSINESS OF A CONRIDENTIAL NATUCE “rats \at$ NOT BEEN HOR Witt SE, REIMBURSED THEREFOR FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE, AND THAT THES CLAIM ANC ATI ACs WENTS ANE TRUE AND CURFECT IN at. AF LOECTS. APPROVED | RECEIPT TYPE OF FUNDS, ’ ee ATURE OF APPROVING OFRCER Thocdore G,Shackley IGNATURE Evalena 8.Vidal 1 sERESY ACKNOWLEDGE TSS97 OF THE FiedDS CRQUESIID ABDVE 30 Sept 64 FOR USE Gt [hE FINANCE OFFICER ONLY NUMBET OF UNITS SUEAINEEaEEEeEne Semmes ee ee ee fo a + ee ane ee ee ee gp ee Sussibtaay ecGunT jz aircine WENTHICATION COST ACCOUNT NC. een ED no 2 ewetase - —= ee CERTIFIED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT ae AUTHORED CEATAVING CHFICER ~ — VOUCHER NUMBER A I Se FORM gy US! retyrous SECRET y yhe3-16-401 19-03 EDITIONS noone ae oe 14-0000 Racibi, cel Dr. Antonio Maceo la cantidad de $45.00.- Satienbre 30, 196%.— ke Fn “USgea c, SECRET ("how Fetfed Fn) rem tri fond jachuding) | V0 Cand secdudina? ~ 0 cumet peek Po +~$ 7,998.75, { 9,098.78 - - 1 97,998,735; -- ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS Wey BESCaIPT ION HINDS AND POVEOLES 6% Fah> AEG INND NG OF PERIOD (total of items Je ond Sh of previuus account ing) co i ToT Ay te BE ACCOUNTED FoR SAME EL Celmmtae on revepee “vided JPL ted s lb | AL TUNG Oh ant H i. OUST ANE HE, uve . ae rs fs Cnetach ae edule | t Sion: ACCOUNTED FOR” en 8 7,998.75 PC CERTERY Till THE GAR UR PERS ETERS Z EO Cee THE MR YET OLE PREC etre STON TE CORDISE OF GEE GL PAL BIL ANE OS FE A CORE GLEME DLO Nasties | Tree oboe 1h RE UAL RSE THERE Re Pe ANY CTAER SOURCE. AnH TET THI TE tee, AMD CURMEOE fee ALE HETTEL IS. PETAR ELY SADE RY efonea REEM. MOR AMAL YT aTEOCee ENTS ARE TRUE bate DEAT CO UNTER Bem eNO ACT OENT ~--1 Oe tpher~64——---—-—-— --+-~ pyalena:s, Vidad— LEER OAEE | etn cca rest 3 Oetober 64 - Theodore G.fhackley © = = ro rece sur ic tn " ron ut in t WPPLON TSH wai nr ive y _ 4 vo as __! LECR USE Gh Tit BAMAROE CPE ICLS me Ob eed _ Tet AF panes f HEOCK NO. ; ' 4 1 ( 1 4 i i 1 4 ' we ee em ~- nee ~ : : - a oo ~ = - ‘ t ’ on a a eS — : - GENE WAL LEOGES ‘ SUNSIDTARY —_ . Reb k AW saci . od posten ACCOUNT FLCMTIEICaTIGH | INCNTEFICATION ; peewee : setuet : TTL By ee eee 4 —— i ie ~ - - + ee eee wee ere eA frocot tcttee ee { : . ! _ a Se es . i. a - boas -- vee dow eee ee . {> . wep wee eed eee ad | oe }. cee ee ! i ee rr oe a a ae wee . t i - ~~ Ty wie eee we _ ~ ~ ~ CATR IBUS ION OF Cevbi ney, { StG-GGsECT ELsst eH eCar ian fB.O6 BFey Pes ss retention -—Recetpt-attucked.- ~ : an ae _— CPUTIF IPL FOR Fr EAT OF CLES 1 Oate : Tavrncnize CEATAP Vins ChFICER | | 267 42 wee ercevoun eceteoms. SECRET uw YOUCHED AD, re ee 14-0000 aah e: Toto eet ager POTEET TE f Roe a s, { . . vO 28 sept: 3 2 jy . mo Ne _ H Hornidl veut. we Te. _— rn Lt 1 f a aoe aa 8 Sevon thousand aine hundred sinety-otght and phpies ‘ (Castter® s Check #367218). ‘For PRI Kedsco ca tated" prigrs : © on WRUL for months July Aunque, and September 1964, Can a . ~ Naee : _ a . e- ‘ “A . . ye. as nn, na aie ee or ho 7 - oo ay 7; 098,75 ae cana ae eee eee ~ Poherk Wi Ikeggson 77" * _ swe ak ee Seman ae oe a ene lenemen eee eadenenay pemetms el o alte A dTAL ee nae 14-0000 ™ SECRET (thes Feliog Tad re rte teen DUSBURSEMENT VOUCHER 10 Finance Officer, AE MACE ME NT + OPFITIAN NtNbuRsE® Ts acaracy Hace AOVANCE + TO Bt ACCOUNTED “roe oN Ue pteone tee FalLoeinG pate t 7,998.75 | i. se Septenber 1964 VF ALVANES 4% ME GUESTED COMPLETE FULLUMING CEATEP FC ATION: € AGEIET Twat FULLY AAC QuUAT TON TES ACVANCE BY SOAMISS TUN OF ACCOUNTING AND REPUND ANY UNDER: FUNDED BALANCE By Tet Date STATID ANCHE. EM Tet t VENT OF MY FAILURE Te 30 ACCOUNT ? Ants MEP UND ANY UNE RCT HDIO BALANCE, fF AUTHORIZE REDUCTION (ROM MY SALAM TORTEECT SeTILEMENT, . . . Fvalena..8 Vidal. Se AMOUNT @1QUESTIO AMOUNT AMBUD~3 radio progran op Miah _for July, Avg. and Sept $4, Mreeeeertere RUCETPE NO. o1 reir DUKcePT As Felons (aire reaamme) MECEAPTS pte mess Caphier’ a-Check. requesated--—---—--——-—-_- ——Hake payable -to:.. Radio -Nuw. York Worldwide. CURT UR ICAT EON BFE TIC THAT Fer PESGUNSEMENTS FTOMEZEO ABOVE #E AT NEC NATELY was oe wt tm [etch aTURE THE CONLUCT OF OFFICTAL SUSENESS OF A COMFIDUNTIAL NATLAL. treaT to wave WOT Brey BOR WILE FAC, ME UMHURSEO THEREFOR fHOM ANY OTHER SOURCE, AND Test tts CLAIM AND ATYACtIMENTS ARF TRUF ANO CORRECT Eh ALL MeertcTs, auCoturye THTet SUURATORS OF APPROVING OFFICER —e GATk ALLOTMENT NUMBER APPROVED Theodora G.Shackley.. — Dart SPGNAT OPE 4 Sept €4 fo, ae PO WERL EY ACKNOWLEUGE GICEIPY OF Tht FURS RECEIPT RT gutsred ahove, VOR tok Gr bed a deaNcr oF Nt ONLY veh divin POLE AR VALUE SuBs OP ARY HOEN TIFICATION LOnraal CCoora ACCLUNT POENTIE IFAT ION OAL TGATION oececase wees July bill: $2,733.75 Bills. (invoices) attached, ng bil}: 2 TEVING OFFICER VOUCHER NUMBER [ore AUTHORIZED Form jo Tatehere eacveous SECRET (tes 16-49) f+ 60 4 ene eames, Sept bill: 2,832.50. THAT IF tes Foe PAYMENT OR CPED Fen ee 14-0000 - ea aa RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE --WRUL 4 WEST BOre STHEET, KEW YORK 19. ML Y. Swed oa) aR Oats 7 ~ . ro, .DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCLET¢ mt, JULY 1, 1564 _. MIAMI, FLORIDA _ INVOICE HO. 1256 TERMS = CASH IN ADVANCE BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL IN SPANISH A | . (&) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX (6) TIMES PER WERK, (ionpayecavunpay)| - - FOR TilE MONTH OF JULY 1964. a ; JULY 1, THROUGH JULY 31, 1964 $2,753.75 | 27 BROADCASTS AT $151.25 EACH | i | j RECEIVED JUL - 1 1964 14-0000 et RAL.O NEW YORK WORLL WIDE - WRIL ° 4 WEST Som STREKT, NEW YORK 1M. YS | ‘ oate AUGUST 1, 1964 ———- v PADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCLETY ‘> * ; ° _Invoics no, 2297 TERMS CASH IN ADVARCE BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL IN SPANISH (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX (6) TIMES PER WEEK, (MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY) FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1964 AUGUST 1 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 1964 (26) BROADCASTS AT $101.25 each $ 2,632.50 Pig. aR aie eee ne al 14-0000 cae passe & RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST SEm STREET, NEW YORK 19. NN. ¥ OATE SEPTEMBER 1, 2964, INVOICE NO. TERMS CASH LN ADVANCE BROADCAST OVZR THE FACILITIES O. WRUL IN SPANISH (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX TIMES PER WEEK, ( Monday thru Saturday ) | - FOR THE MOMTH OF SEPTLABER, 1964, SEPTEMBEK 1 THRU‘/SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 } (26) BROADCASTS AT $1LOL.25 “ACh $2,632.50 PANMENT MOT_YET RECEIVED FOR: INVOICE NUMBER 1256 — JULY 1, 1964 $2,733.75 INVOICE NUMBER 1297 ~ AUGUST 1, 1964 $2,632.50 : RECEIVED SEPT, 3/64 ede cae sn 14-0000 INVOICE NUMBER 1154 1169 1136 1197 1232 1256 1297 Bp . DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCLETY “Sy, Opy, STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT 3 @! %% BROADCASTS AMOUNT INV, MAILED. PAY?a°"REC'D . gf FEB 10-29 $1822,50 ~ 02/01/64 02/13/64 MARCH 1-31 $2632.50 03/01/64 03/16/64 ex APRIL 1-30 $2632.50 04/01/64 04/27764 MAY 1~30 $2632.50 05/01/64 06/08/64 JUNE, 1-30 $2632.50 06/01/64 07/30/64 ULY 1-31 $2733.75 07/01/64 od AUG 1-31 $2632.50 98/01/64 a+-- AS OF JULY 31, 1964 a 14-0000 RECEIVED DURING SECRET fBhen Felled te) ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS wnctudsng) CURRENCIES 2,910.50. 2,910.50 PE CERTiPy Sh IN Tut RE, Fee AND CeRrec? DATE APPROVED PECEIPT TRAY THE QUSHURSLSCATS GTR IUZEG OM ThE NE VERE COGT CR CRRACTAL BUSINEDS oF oA CONE ADERT UAL * C fo TREPEFCR FROM ANY CTW SOURCE, IN ALL RESPECTS. 5 RETOAD ACANUALECGE REPLEMESHPENT BLOCK NO. eisis ACCOUNT cost acct aL Ledee® SUBSIDIARY STF ICATION FOLNTEFICATION re __! wyalone-8,Videl H a FCr USE OF Tet FINTSCR CFE ICES CMLY wee VS tT yt : areca i NO. OF UNTTS Tate ns a 7 _ 7 See +t rs ae a —— re Sean rs oar t A ce | -- - of ~ - - DOLLAR wate - 7 wee ol ‘ coco I oc — 2,626.80. 00.00 wo. POET R AEST MECES SAIL LE HY WATURE. TRET tt NcT SELB, NOK WILL 1 AAD THOT THES ACCOE UT IRG GSD ATTACHED ARE TRUE SIUNATERE GE tnt das Ue MENTO MING ACCOUNT SUSNATORE UP ABRRGVENE TOE ITER --' <2 Oetcbexr 64 - ------ |. Theodore G.8hackley =... —---- --..-— poate jr tea tent COLLAR VALUE Saeniaeanen Gade cal €ace 2 CaLICariey 2 Ne | ey INCRE ase; DEL MCasE © REMARKS BOUCHER NCL Pry gey WZ vet Aug sud Sept-64-expenses-iavelved ANBUD-3-radio..progran_o —+——fudio swericss. Rectept—attached ———_——__—- j Dave war atvedy EDITIONS, CERTIFIED FCR Fe vn Enr CR CREDIT LAS THORIZED CERTIFYING CEFICER SECRET aw 1 ee 14.90000 x pee eee ee zee we ee ee eee - ao. ; . Le ~~, ' ras . a . . . _ ~ 64 : 2§ Sept “Wn. ae see e H yy) . . ~ . oo Brvid fort ee Ea { 8 oe | Teo thousand alae hundred ten and £0/100 -=-—C///j (aep . : (Cashier's Check # 367160}; For "El Medico y sted" ' , program on Radio Americas for the months August_and Saptember 1964, . - 1 : 7 | Te ~— oe ~ © Mena Le $2,910.30 f MAD 64579 ons rn “" “Sebert Filkenson 7 ee nee oe ae ee ed Se ee =e ee moe in ry 14-0000 SECRET . (Rden Bedlod fa) OUSBURSEMENT VOUCHER Wr Finance Officer, “ ; —— HE out ot TOR TATION § URDS a0vance © 10 at aceountin ‘row ON OF hescaL Tt eotLoennG vate SEsMALE SH MENT « OFEUCEAR DE SBR SES MEWTS ALCTADN MaDe 2eoun? araursTip + 2,910.50... 30 Sept 64 ._ VF wees 4s 13 BE wd BTED COMPLETE TULLE WING CLETTEIOATLON, DALES PULLS 27 EN. FAM TAIN AOVANCE BY SUBMIS FON OF ACC OUPTING AND METUND ANY UNE ET ORES BALANCE BY Ted DATE STATED BADVE, IN THE EWhAT OF MY FADLUME TO G6 ar touNt ANC BF UND AY URE APLNOID DALAACE, f AUTHONIZE DE. Ut TION Pow MY SALARY TO TOES ET SETTLE MINT, : Eval ~ oem eee eee ee ee eee be AL ey NS . ee ee we sewn tna aclomint as. Aug and ‘Be pt 64 expenses. sertfes . AML Actararg@ EACLE as ¢Oiluas (Gree feasonsy ~ —~Cackter* a Check requested Nako payable_to: Radio Amoricas, Inc. c Vier HE AICATION DLTRTEL THAT Feet PAVUURSEMENTS ETEMEPED AGOLE wear ECON ALY Mand OF ME EN Pa bouaTOMt FmE COMOIlT GE GFP IC TAL BUSINESS OF & CONF IDENTIAC NATURE, Teal ( nAVE “OT ALON MOM @737 T BL, AE WRYURSED THEREFOR Feo amy OfMt me ZOURCE, ANG THAT THIS CLAIM SYTACHMENTS ame fRUE AND CORMIET I ALL RESPECTS, ALLUPMENT NUMBER ALLOTMENT TITLE ane SEGNATURE CF APPRON INE DPS ITE ualt APPROVED 2 Seyt_ Gat LN. - .. | Theodora G. Shackles - OaTe SEALE B WTME BY ACKNCHLEOGE RICE TET GF Tet FUNDS RF QACILED apowl, FoR USE OF Tet oo yee oF es oF FUNTS HLGCK NO, NU. OF UNITS DoLtag VALUE GENERAL LEDSE® ATOSUNT PTOWTETITSTION SUBSIGTARY COPA TAF ICATION caeonr z RPENSES sue-cusecr CLASSuFTeATios _Exponses -for- August _64;_ $1, 460, $0 ——__— wane ene eet ne ce Expenses for-Sept—64:-$1,450(98 aii teats geet Toate AUTHORIZED CERTIFYING OFFICER 2-37 95-+4395 ery sageez? tone c. oaatLeve Peecseus SECRET ‘ 6°60 § ecrestrena. 14-0000 en ee al aaia’ ~ we _ Aagasd 4, 1964 De Lb? O, Desahtay, Hep 4 Sor Dads Gxsiiy Nedteal Ags*n, Ino, 1553 3.5, Yenth Avena Kind, Flerida 35136 Peegyees BL DINO Y BarED Dear Siu The follering charres are for broadcast tira, atatio restel, tapes acl other maycnese for fo mada 0 HE af Aagass 19641 ; Radia Station Pion 3% pyegruay @ £36.00 $799.00 Stadia Rental and Tepes 312.00 Precagtisa aad toles$ Pace 283.50 Frogmtes fer URL, See Yask Tacos, Stallo tice sad Postage 83.00 aac neeee dere Bane t 860050 Payable to RADIO ANEAICAS, Diy 14-0000 SECRET ; os = {When Hef fad Tay we ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS Fa Cand ene fodsoad | rr “31-Aug-44 —, % Bept-e+———- yom Cums ne wee ar vo wee eee nee ee onscal etion : t i . woes ce eee bee Je ee fe oe ee ee Bei) ADWANCI ON HAND Q@LGINNING OF PEG IOG j : YC tetel of stews $a and SD Of previous eccount ing) | j NOD wens eo 3 TOR 7 ai aCcounTro For BUN COE EE feta on reverse en) a . + 45,00 - tate " AND ! 8) at we R son ; : Os AND to. SEAM TR AIYARCES TO OTE RS Catenen . hedate : ! | ; | | H weceaeaey): wetioar ate FELt Loeee TRUE MEECT at hh DECES ae tee hE, THAT of bye NOT eet TMI, FOC Ga EEN Btls ALT AL CEETID YG Tree Ce OP AR GEME NT. BEEN ET ZEO ON THe MEN TIS COC OF OFF TCHAL RUSERESS CF A Coot PE PO th de TP ee FOR FROM ANY OTHER SGLREA, &£ ARS COGR OP PM ALL HESPECTS, a i aes =. rn ' Sane S Soe a CLEA aT Te BenULw INE acecust “a fept 64 _ _ BYAISRR ERA ot S "PROVED mens SB BODE. I sce wrrcsnseinnar” PhepHore O.Shagkley © =~ SCE GPT Sin tea aMMONT OF, i FOS unr tt ‘f tbs thE WET CRY TyeE ts “bunes | FLUCK NO, ChebmaL LOCCES SUASTOUARY eGs"OO RY account *LUMT IE CATION iOunret bc ATION 1 sua-fa tet Lass: Ficaticn - te 1 \-Ge -AMBUD<3 for Sanet August 1964 ealary- of Dr. Vicente “LAGO Perodx” —os 3 ¥bo “assists - AMBUD-3 dn writing radio scripts. wee CEets once vl.cn€ 8 NO. ae alm TREO COMED ‘ { oe ele rr.at 42 <3 PRC etOUSs ToOrttoma. SECRET av 14-0000 be : Jn - . 1 Sept . 1a . ye, . beri (frou Forty-{vo and Q/100 waren enn ee oem OV hares oes August JOG! anlary for VYicenta LAGO Pareda vo eee oo * ’ - a) es J 45,00 Liles Ren a et oe Retertepwiees os 14-0000 Aa ™ SECRET —_— . (then Filled te) OISBURSEMENT VOUCHER FROM: 02 Finance Officer, : BE CCUST FOR REE “ADVANCE - 1% o ACCOUNTED FOR ON OR BEFORE THE FOLLOMING oate PEIM@URSEMENT - OFFICEML DIseuese- MENTS ALPLALY MADE BET AT QULETEO + 5,00 _15 Sept 64_ _. = GUESTEON COMPLETE FOLLUSISS, EMTITICAT iON: 1 REE THAT Si Cwatune ©: FLEE ACCOUNT FOW THES ADVANCE BY SUBMISSI0% UF ACCOUNTING AND REFUND ANY LUNES: PERUED WALANCE AY THs DATE STATZO ABOVE, Bf THE GVINT OF MY FAILURE 10 $0 sCCOUNT Ast BET GRD ANY UNE SPENOED BALANCE, F AUTHONT SE OLDUCTION FROM MY SALAMY TOFEFFET SeTILe urn, E ft ne a —-—.- -1 Evalena 3.Vidal DISAURSE MENTS motes DESCREPTION veuuae (Gave reasons) CORT IFICATION Tereviv’ twat Tat OVZUURSCMONTS ITOMEZED AGGV! WLAC NECESSAWILY MaDe BY ME 4% FSEGHATURE TeE CUNOUCT OF OFFICIAL HUSINESS OF A CONF IDEMEIAL WATURE, THAT | HAVE NOT arene 412 SILL £ BE, AFIMMUKSTD Tht REFOR FROM ANY GTHle® .OURCE, AND THAT THES CLAIM ane AETACHMENES ARC TRul ARC TRUE AMO CORRECT IN att RESPECTS. “ t SIGMATURF OF APPPSYING OFFICE oAlr ALLOTMENT wouae ALLOTMENT THILE APPROVED | 34-Aug-64 gg ooo oe nepdore-G, Shackley DATE $ FERCGY ACUNAWLEOGE RECEIPT AF THE FUNDS RECEIPT AeQurS. FD ABOVE, OLLLat vA DOLLAR VALLE oeair | coenir — ~L-— SUBSTOEARY TOENTIEFICATION GENERAL LEDGER ALCOUST TDENTEFICATION SUB-GEsFET FLASS IFICATION “***" py LACO- receives 3100-assistance-from-- ‘the-Nefugee-Program,.—Tne_$4 requested "ta" little tess than he; ean lomahiy menee oe on_te Scie his wid=-accerding to bis -b deatfed—ind Lr | fou yp ceeseere Peeveous . SECRET teae1g- 4a g€ re a8e-ntd borreens. 14-0000 REGIGI del Dr. Antonio waces Ja cantidad de sk5,00, (CAnENTa ¥ GLKCO, dollares).= Piewticn, Setientre 2, 0%, GLY, - ta br Hoorte Lira Pores urs oT 14-0000 \ SECRET 2 — (then Filled de® nen, Li A ‘ PENICD _. ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS pra Cand icctud.ng) To (and anctudeng)d came AY 4ES DESCRIPTION t | FUNDS AND ADVANCES CN BAAD BEGINNING CF PERICD Ctocal of items Se and Sb of previous eceounting) “Tota TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR Eno OF PERICD RA. CLTSTAND ING ACVANCES | Te. CVHERS (attach schedule 1f wecesaacyl: 1 CERTIFY CHAT THE CESALRS 17ED CR THE REVE MEIN THE CONDLCT CF CFFICEAL Bust SCF A CONFICENT PE. PEISPLPSED TREOLE GT FROW CNY CTMER SCURCE. ND TH: AND CORRECT IN ALL RESPECTS. AERE LECESSAPILY MADE BY TRAT 4 HAVE T SEEN, NOR Wilt | PANTING ShG aTTSCHHENTS ARE TRUE ACCOUNT EwIDLAL RENDERING —tT Spgust-1964—_______ -_____Braiens 5; ¥idak———_ jsrnen ae le Cer - Af; August 1964----~ ~~ - --| — Theedore-, Shackley - eee 7 cate SCMLEDSAE RS PLONE SHMENT SECEIP SECEIPT IN ThE aVGUNT OF: i ieataeinel POSTED gv : SLASIDIARY ICATION GENEPAL LEDGER ACCOUNT IGENTEFICAT ION DENT UaLICaTION Ne. fp UNCag NSE DECREASE ; te eee ae - REMARKS “Fudoyal expenses for Jorge VEGA of Brigade vis: AMSUMACK=2- to-—— r __funéral hose. Receipts “attache Fe PeysENT CR CREDIT SEGUIF TUNG OFFICER OaTEe SCLOMER MO, FE UD cag verenecs eortioes SECRET wy 14-0000 a nS aa . oe Keevnd Wizz eo ee Four hundred and fifty and no/109--~-----------~- LS ilbies . undred and fifty and_no/109-~- 7 . Ay 450,00 genet anne woe ra a: site ee FR 9-1697 FIONA G MOON FUNERAL HOME 1873 WF Flogler Se i Miami, Florida LA PRIMERA FUHERARIA LATINA DE RUAMI 4 . a H. MARVIN PITTMAN us 4 - Ve al 7. FUNERAL DIRECTOR cr - vA: [eatery ’ CoE LLG 7 SF J Ue. O46, fc Tes T atte . Pav Gener flo lke. Cn: y ee oe l&a) che. fer a ABR a ; Gg eye s — are ee MEG eet 14-0000 vee ot > 2 ve hPa ae . Pac, . ~~ SICRET eee . ttder Fatled qa) . DISBURSEMENT VOUCKER > FRON: YO: Finance Officer, 8 a . Evalena 8. Vidal RUCLEST Fes STATION FUNDS AMOUNT REQUESTED ADVANCE - £0 “ee. ACCOUNTED FOM Ge OR BCFORE THE FOLLOBING eee DATE N . 430.00 _ ___31 August 64 UF ADVANCE $5 BEQUESTED COMPLETE FOLLOWING CER rcatice SIGNATURE FLY ACCOUNT & THES ADVANCE GY SUBMISSION CF acre” PENDED BALANCE TE DATE STAILD ABOVE. IN THE TWENT © wy FAILURE T) SO ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANY LSEYPENDED BALANCE, F AUTHORIZE GEQUCTICN FROW MY SALARY TO eereent SFTTLOMENT. | are | RECEIPT “o. | DESCRIPTION Yaucotatnt No. aug 64 —-—--+} Funeral expenses - for Borge—¥SGAL---- -~ ——{-_-__-____} vl a -AMSUMACK <2, -to- AMBUD-3-to—f—--— -— — & <T HA COW enon POSTE SX AN SS Se RECEIPTS ARE ATTACHED ENCERT AS FOLLCAS (Give reasons) . CET EF IC ATION A CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITEMEZFO ABCVE WERE NECESSATELY VADE BY ME OEY SUGNATURE THE CONDUCT CF TFFICHAL BUSINESS OF A CONFIDENTIAL SATUSE. THaT 1 RAVE NOT BEEN NCR with 1 £. SLIM IwaSED TMP REF CR FROM ANY OTHER SO OTCL, AND THAT THIS CLAIM AND ATTACeOWENTS AVE Tet aNG CGMREDT tN ALL RESPECTS. bate ~ ALLOTMENT HUMBER —s«PaLLSTurad TITLE [SIGRATURE DF APPROVING OFF IGTA APPROVED] 7 aug 94 Theodore G.Sbackiey — are eT tenat@e RECEIPT 4 ATATBY ACKNTGLEDSE PECE TPT OF THE FUNDS . . SLESTED asove, ; 7 Aug 64 Bvaiena S, Vidal “™ * FOR USE OF The aaa CFF ICER ONLY TYPE SF FONDS BLOCK BLOCK NO, = nr? -_9 OF UNITS DOLLAR valor GENET LEITER ACCOUNT IPESTHFICATION SUESTDEARY POCATITICATION DmsvTsipet OF EXPENSES Ls OBLIGATION cost acct. ao. pe eee ao. ICME ASE [ OF CREASE = REMARKS CEATHELEL FOR PAYMENT OR CRETET Ac TH I@ETED CERTIFYING OFFICER VOUCHER NUMBER StAfte Penvious SECRET (-+3- 16-49) rorw £-60 41 aoes. FO 668-922 14-0000 SECRET (Oden Felted fat . . Pon bat vavw cand om tudena) to tend sachading) Of Uy G! Tak Joly o4 a URKE ite Le ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS Ate [Pesce terion ¢ t FUNDS AND ADVANCES S ON “evAD BEGENNING OF FEI DO i (total of itema Sa aad $3 of previous avecuntinag’ Beh ee ee maf ee ef ee meet .. as wave | $1,450.00 1,462,090 3 3 Toray fo BE ACCOUNTED FF ' : ' 3) AMOUNTS GN MAND END Ce PES TOO H oh @ PPUNPS QEreete caceerae om newerne ede) a ONES CR HARD ” t OUTSTANDING a Vener s TY ne} HERS faten Aestude 4 . ae neceasary ds 1 nae eee H i t ce ute vee we eens eee cee J. 3 Ttova, accounteo FOR H . PLL eee " oo a cee cee . de 1,400,00 cee eee Ob ee ee s COMTERY THAT Tet C45 TA MENTS PPPOE EO GP FE REV Ee Pe PENITE WERE ACCE DUAR EL (CREE RY MEIN THE COMSECT Ce ces PC TAL BUSANENS CER COMER ILENT IAL Ths). PRAT Leave NOP EPP Pere WHLi OL BE ORC ISE UNSER Tot SOSTOM ANY OTHETO SCrtOR AND OPMAT THES SO Qe cT EA AND AETACIRE NTS £00 TRUE AND CORHECT UN ALL ema, SUONATURE OF EN iWievae RENt RENE AccounT Dats |: ! wr OPES ERASE TARR 7 3 Tasodore U.Shapeley cee Ti 25 July - coh ap Pmeainy CNR, 58 RIFLE NT SNA SECRET tN Tre awene oe aa ee. FCRO ULE GF Tit | ENANCL Svarers Sas hae . _.. eee se bee NOL OF UNETR yr or FUNDS aLocd KO, GENERAL LEOGEA : ACCCent rpemran ic atren Dent re iCaT ron DUTT ARE . . oe : FOSTOO BY ToT CLASSIFICATION . a Cw cost acct. wo. pS Cashier! s Chsck, AbbUD-3 radio program on Radio Amaricas “tor July 8 _ Sidcup Ye BAEZ CERTIFIED For PAYMENT CR ¢ AVEMOMIZED CEATIF TENG OFFICER WOCCHER NTL i i { J epee . SECRET uo g.63 42 vse reewrous ares aes. 14-0000 / DY “gp fo. : be duly - LD GEE _ : . va ° 2 . . Avcwil, were 7 7 . a 7 toe _ One thousand four hundred fifty and 00/100 -~< ites 3 egies July 64 expemses for radio program on Radio Americas .(Cashter'’s Check) J 1,450.00 | a i ssswdtt * -rpgaes. 14-0000 SECRET i o ar (Blan Filled Iny 4 DISHURSEMEKT VOUCHER 10 binsnee Offieer, [ 1 8. Vidal - valona _ REOLELT §t “PAT LOR FP UNOS AMOUNT ME aULS TID ADVANCE = TO AL Ath oUNTEO rum UN on Ber ORL THe Fottowena t Menuet. etme wate Tey seve, Pesaqgats - wens ML OT ODE ware 24, 450.00. i ieee 8 August 2984, ‘ataa " [sicnarune “oe aos Figure 48 PO SuRSTEo coMPLe tt “FoUlaw Ine CHERTIEge ae PHRL Ae oaemy FomW THIS AL WANGE &Y SEMEN STOW OF arr 16% AND MEP UND ANY UNAS FEED WAL anf Be PME DATE STATON anove , FM fee teri? f Me FAIL HME TO SQ ACCOUNT ant, WTO? abet UEC EPTNOED BALANCE, ¢ AUTMOROGE OF fa, TI PUM MY TAt ARY eee: Letrnpwint, Evalona s.. ‘Vidal, July 64 axpensca ‘Lavolved .. Jo. es Cn we fen ee ‘AMDUD-3 xndio program on Radio . : AMOT LCOB 4 nem ge nen VETS a ntcney canteens hen maa ett es eb ao ADT Ot, +. 9. Se nD RE EROS ON Hee irs Bbe Recut bare a Petey cGave feareney 2 July 94 wee Cashier's Check requested . . lune Hake payable to... Radio Amsoricas, . Ino... vent ee dene ee eee Wey View TF Teed hye Mint, Viemigeo AUGYE aEhh Ver vaBaLy MADE RN ve EN Shenae LOE OE SPIE PAL RUGINE SS OF A CONT UGENT iat WaATUNE, TAT Fb MANE NOD BEEN $F, RETR ESE GD THERT TO FROM ANT OTHER ieee. AND THAL THES CORAM BRL TRUt ANU CORRECT FN ALL ESE ak OT pteor taece AAT, Od REEN MEE, EP ETS APPROVED ¢ i 9 duly G41... we mages cen [Theodove G, Shack ley P GERLEY ACO HROMLEDGE RECEIPT OF THs Fasten wCULEETEC ABOVE. 9 July 64 | Rvalena S, Videl : NGL AM YALUF OR Unt OF aLocK NO. Tes OF puhts SUNSIOARY incNe AF tCAT EON CENPOSL LOU OCH BLCGUNT POUR TIF EC AT Cte ome nee epee _ — wae fe — ee fa ete es ee me ye oF ft XPENSES Dates T Fos fayee sy OR cREDIT a CERTIFYING OFT CER t fous Dasocert eerveeus ECRET . eee HI eciteces SEC Gro Ban ¥ee FQUCHER WLABER Crees ane oa 14-0000 os y e 4) 2 J, SHI 2 ¢ 4 SL 302 MADTIAA AVENUE” R a CORAL CAULES, #.0UDA 3036 ate. Ae r wed LAVarOn'y HUILQING “ a } ee $7 Cs eS a E POAT PRU rea AR Ls ' DMOWCE 64-722 Jaly 1, 196% DeWitt C. Daughtry, M.D. Prosidant Dade County Medical Ass'n. Inc. 1550 N.W. Tenth Avenue Miami, Florida 33136 Prezray: EL MEDICO ¥ USTED Dear Sivs The following charyes are for Lroadcast time, studio rontal, tapes and other expences for the month of July 1964: Radio Station Tine 26 programs @ $30.00 $780.00 Studio Rantal and Tapea 312.00 Production and Talont Feas 273.00 Programs for WRUL, New York Tapes, Studio timo and Postage 65.00 anwik Doe: $1,450.00 ee Fayable to RADIO AMERICAS, INC. in cll 1 THE First NaTIONAL BANK © no. 361637 } OF MIAMI i edo §3-58_ , i MIAME, FLORIDA __.__. Neiieit:,. OF setae” a rey : ’ . | RSISTEE 20010 AMERICAS, INC, MHtMeNENEHNnHOMHSS eee NOREES Teco g0 ; r 8 we rigs” ph : Pee Een Lf 3 Cano lO crs. 14.90000 SECKET ~ (Bhen S.lleys bn) Peeing Fate fend sarstucene) &tely 64 TO Card om tadeng) dat +e ——— ACCOUMTIHG FOR FUNDS =~ _CUHRE Sr - a WACO PT Ne 1 Tenby AND OW PENG BEGING I, OF PERIOD (total of items Sa and £4 of previsue escountine, af wenden FUNDS NECTIVED OUI, PCR IOE —_ EK Le EL TT ook fo Ct out ea Fetes $1,509. 00 ce rs eae aif 1 ACCOUNTER FOR_ ! - . 3, TOTAL 70 BE ACCOUNTED FOR 599,00 coer Od 4 Le uate BASBURGED (thasise tn severen sede 5 AULUNTS GN HAND FO OF FER ICO FUNDS UN hAME be ‘ DING 2O7 j a, OTs, LTAND FG a a aS TOTAL _ACCOUNTEL FOR ~L4, 698,09 nn fame satneeane eo een re eee — V CEMTIFY THAT THE vaio (HORALA TS GTEUSZED OW THE REXERSE StF FF ECR WERE MECESSARILY WADE BY EL ty THE CONDUCT CF 8 GC bai SER OF A CONFUPENTUSL NAPUHE, Tht FP RAVE NOT REDON, NOR WELL OD Bf. BEE URLED THESE Se FRO AND CORES SOURCE. AND TMAT THIS AZOLE TING AND ATTACHMENTS ARE TRUE bod: COPPECT IN ALL EL PECTS. SUGWATR AT OF TREE ZIUUAL RENDERING ACCOUNT Rreheas 8. Uigakar cc “ Rhgedors 4, avciakloy wn wre S EPPMOVEG OOLLAR VALUE ee era Ver or FUNDS AdHTHAL LFOCER ACLGUHT IGFNTIFICATION COST accT, xO. ALMARKS a radio” at ees on" Racto Ame rica. Ee ign C1 EE Cisr aE veED fon PETWENT OR CREDIT ERIE FcR PE MENT OF CR jretoint ceo CEQTIFYINC OFFICER FOUCHER NO. | er SECRET wm 36sg 42 uve caevtous sonreses. 14-00000 Secret . " Meeting (Phen Filled gn) r DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER FROM: DATE Evala . Vidn 9 July 4 REQUEST FU STATION FUNDS 10: Finanee Ufficer, ADVANCE * TO SE ACCOUNTED FOR ON OR GEFORE IME Forbes ie DATE + 1,609.00 232. August. 1964_ | “ Tovante U5 REQUESSTD COMPLETE FOLLO G CORT OICAT TON: AGMEL THAT 4 Le 4 TURE FULL ACCOUNT FO THES ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING AND HEFUNO AMY UNE «+ PrENDEM BALANCE BY THE MATE STATED ABOVE. IN THE FYFNT OF MY FAILURE TC $0 ACCOUNT anG S€FuUNU ANY UNE aPinDro OALASCE, | AUTMGREZE DEDUCTION FROM MY SALARY TOF ERET SLITLEMENT, _—__--_—-- i. Evalena 8, Vidal “ DTSHURS| MENTS DESTHIP TION e.Lt 9 Julu@4 | June 64 expenses involved__ —| -ANBUD-3. radio Program on. Radio, seg tn = ac ae TOTAL AMOUNT REQUESTED FEIMBURSEMENT © OFFICIAL DESouRSE- MENTS ALREADY MADE a HECEUPT NO. CNT NO. AMGUNT ree ety aR ARE ATTACHED FRCERT AS FORCE ___ Cashier 'g. Check roqueated... - __Make. payabie._to: Radio Americas, Inc.—— ———-—-—__.____-_- CERT EF SCAT ON a ee pe UssamaT uke 1 CERTIFY THAT THI DESGURSEMENTS ITOMEREFD AaG¥E aE RE NECTSSARILY MADE Oe ME IN tM CONDUCT OF CHPICTAL PULEMESS OF A CONFIDENTIAL NATURE, THAT | HAVE NOT EES HOt wELL PF UC, REIMALRSEG THERTOOR FROM Fie OTHER SOURCE, AND THAT THES CLAmM ANG ATTACHMENTS ARE TRUS ANG COPRECT IN ALL AESPECTS. parte _ ALLOTMENT NUMECR ALLOTMENT Tints “Meter OF APPROVING OFFICER APPROVED - 2. o eee en re oe oe ~Theodere- 9. July. Date ir od G, Shackle +} MERE BY ACANOM.EOGE RECEIPT OF THE FUNOS ReCEIPT ATQUESTED agove. TYPE OF FUNDS DOLLAR YALUE BLOCK NO. scott Brtinteirn | wttitetttee [Fae eter P~ —_ | My, 1? 7 _ a — Fe ee ee July —. we. , 7 : “cost yy ; _ . - 880 TY Hf Vm a , : | ; ., One tho Lyp wun 2 usand five hundred nine and 00/100 Ly Abe, a fe OO aicae, 4» Yune-64 expenses for radio. program on Radio Ameri | ericas.__ _(Cashier' r's Check) FCRM : eco HI 4 te 1,509.00 ss; 14-0000 " ‘ bro THE cRye SO GIy ER Rp to RO RE RADIO AMERICAS, INC, *¥** $1,509,000 fous “Ei EITSOD mOOcs cae) patty Radia Al wueuiced, Inc. JOl Faceira Avenue Coral Gables, Fla, PICTOU PAI BECO aaa > (CODE 30) Sune 1, 1964 Dowitt C. Daughtry, MeDe Fresident . Dade County Medical Assn. Inc. 1550 N.W, Tenth Avenue Mian 36, Florida Prograns El Medico y Usted Dear Sirs oo seeeetene sore ee oe EL The following charges are for broadcast time, studio rental, tapes and other expenses for the month of June 196k: : Radio Station Time . i 26 programs @ $30.00 $ 780.00 ' i { Studio Rental ar.\ Tapes 336.00 : Production and Talent Fees 273.00 Programs for WAUL, New York Tapes, : studio time and postage 120,00 Amount Dues $1,509.68 ‘ r Payable to RADIO AMERICAS, IN. nr, cr . EE ee eee Boy THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK wo. 361638 ( . : : OF MIAMI 63-58 : MIAMI, FLORIDA __7/15/64 “6a ee ce et ORDER OF e we oa wa 7 La e 101 Hadeira Avenus Coral Gables, Fla, FCO RO ZOOORSOCGOOOIGOL Jepocscousocncar NOE binbag fone 1, 1964 Preaidont Baca County Medical Assin, Ina. 1550 HLH. Tenth Avenue Kiewi 36, Florida Program: Bl Medico y Usted Dear Sirt The follewing charges are for broadcast tims, studio rental, tanas and other expenses for the month of June 196k Radio Station Timo 26 prograns @ 330,00 $ .80,00 Studio Rental and Tapes . 336600 Production and Talent Fees 273.60 Prograns for WAUL, New York Tapas, studio tine and postage 120.0 Amount Duet $1,509.68 Payable to RADIO AMERICAS, INC. 14-0000 SECRET C¥hen Filled ted ACCOUNTING FOR FUNDS iad * band ene tating) FUNDS ANt ADVANCES CN HAND BEGINN ~ CF “PEAK (total of iteesa Sa and S& of previous sccounteng) FUNUS RECEIVED DURING PERIOG — 77 BN DUNT S Gh HAND EAD OF PERICD A FEROS CN HAND 8. curs? NDING NCES Te OTHERS Catenes if nece tary): H i. H § CERTIFY THaT TRE DISBLASEMENTS TEVEZEG ON TRE REVERSE SIDE PERESE sé SE IN THE CONDUCT CF OFFICIAL BUSINESS ©% A CONF IDERTIAL NATIPE, Tram o¢ ~SVE SCT Boch, NOR WILL 1 BE. REIKELRSED TREPEFCR FROY ANY OTHER SCLSCE BAD PEAT THES ACCOUNT ERT ANS RTTACBAENTS ARE TRUE @ND CGRFECT IN ALL RESPECTS. —_ ae st TAMATLRE Gh BRTEVESL AG CENTERING ACEOUNE 28 July 640000 vatenn. 3. Vier] APPROVED 1 Dare . | Stutats me Or BORE Oe INS ae ee Swly 84. Pa MERESY ACRNOMLZOGE AEPLENICoMcEr PECEIPT y UM TRE AMOUNT OF > TYPE oF FUNDS: oe eeest een Lg “4 nee porte July 2.7} : GENERAL EDGER suestD aR’ _ ACCOUNT ICENTEFICATION SRENTIF ICA icy | Tyo thousand six gune 64 expenses of radio program on WRUL (Cashier's Check) _.. . . oo. a REMASES _AETIES M2 . _ : - q WAUTE: cs. “CERTIFIED Eye PAYNE: ES cies — VOUCHER NO. j AUTHORIZED CESTEF TING CFF = x . - 4 FORM . FOR BO age eventos eatriens. SECRET in hundred thirty .two and 50/100 deme 14-0000 ne SECRET ~N . CBee Fellea tn) DISSUNSEMENT VOUCHER Tote tate 0: Finance I Finunge Officer, ¥valona S. Vidal 2 July 64 LIAPIOR € ENDS amount REQUESTID ; ce + 7% @F SOT UUNTED FOR Ub OM AFF OeC THe 12) WE MNURGEeENT « pate Ste ectat Pasounsre $ 2,632.50 31 August_ 1964 EMG ALOT AD Wate “he REQUESTED COMPLETE FEE ACCOUNT FOR THIS ADVANCE BY . Pentid AALANCE BY THE Dare sTarE eNO HITUND ANY UNERPEROCD BALANCE. | auTels ts SUTTLLMENT, DnSEMENTS, ACCHEPT NO. i” vt CM UPT EON duuea @1 axnens> 3 involved “AMBUD-3_ radio nrograa on WRUL JAUTH OOS, : Htet Pi ANE ATEACHED QNCE PRT AS Fut eoes fuse — Cashiar's Check requos tod ce ~ Maka. payabla ta; _Nadio Nes York Novldwide—--------~———-—_ —----_- --__..--.. CERTIFY THOE THE OFSRURSEMENTS PTE ze, Aeiet OF RE SSARILVY MARE 34 GF Ie ML CONGUCT OF CFFICHAL BUSINESS OF & CoMFitteTes. NAT IME. THAT 3 WAGE BOY gUEe DR WELL 1 BO. REIMRURSED CHEREF OM FHS BN Bere S5URLE. AND THAT CHEt Coste AND ATTACHMINTS ARE T@ue AND CORRECT Ye a 1 Ese Er rE. CATF ALL TEMG NT wwert APPROVED 2 uly 1 HERE DY ACANOMR LUGE HECT IFT RECEIPT REQUESTED Asove. : SELLA VALUE TyPt Ff FUNOS GENERAL &COGER sue Posteo wy ACCOUNT SCENTIFECATION cat i HOTS STRESS = Sees SS WAS i COST ACCT. wO, VOUCHER NUvBER Pe CERTEF ERG CrFICE® seen, 3 Fake yy Oeteee ee teeetels SECRET fans a 80 couttons, GPO 966-0022 14-0000 . Bu sory _ . ‘ se RADIO wEW YORK WORLDWIVE - WRUL 4 WEST Barn STREET, NEW YORK 10, &. ¥. oat alone sie 7 = MATK JUNE 1, 1966 1ro_DADE COUNTY MSOTCAL SOCIETY — MEAT, FIORTDA voice NO. 1232 TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE BROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL IN SPANISH (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX (6) TIMES PER WEEK, (MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY) FOR THE MONTH GF JUNE, 1964 JUND 1 THROUGH JUNE 30, 1964 (26) BROADCASTS AT $101.25 EACH $2,632.50 ee SR THE First NATIONAL BANK no. 3616393 . v OF MIAMI a ee - MIAMI FLoniDA ___7/15/64., He Pet FO.THE 9 yo [Q_Agx_YORK WORLDWIDE *HPATEEREE ERASE HET HENE 2 690150 “ eo 6¢ we rons Ae oem mm mr er ey EO AT ne 14-0000 RADIO WEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WRUL 4 WEST 39th STREET, NEW TORK 19. N.Y. OATE UNE. . to_DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY June Ay 1984 _ MIAMI, FLORIDA. «no INVOIC Me TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE Te ST SE ee tne eons ar geen ee 8 cerry ene et a es BROADCAST OVER THE FAGILITIES OF WRUL, IN SPANISH (1/4) HOUR PROGRAM, SIX (4) TIMES PER WEEK, (MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY) FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1964 JUNE 1 THROUGH JUHE 30, 1964 (26) BROADCASTS AT $101,25 EACH $2,652.50 14-0000 Ne, SECRET + OSen Batted pay DISBURSTMENT VYOUCKES . [osene” _ ‘ruc. aoioa har... eee ee 427 May. f4___ Rhye ee nt AL Ee - AMOUNT REQUESTED * Vareance | Fe et eat bee ee oe aber ee Pat Oo Cieaiae Prime eases eatt OECtC bal Cer Dees MENTS 1 De ay ware a 622,50 Feed 9 c = 2,6232,50 a foe 27 Juag 1904 | cece ee ee ee tr tae rs 940, Netrs CEMELE Te Pet C MEN CE arte anno eo act t tear ft vi + Tat ea tone FEEL ate uN Fee VS a. VANCE BY SE BWESGTON OE 8 NTN NG MER Be . Fever PaLance aw mE DATE stata? ABOVE, EN THT FEN er CANE Pa os Oe BER ARV ENP MFENTES BALANCE. ¢ AUTMOWETE Fao. tien ¢a tee Gal aoe 7 SUTTLiwtat, rome frees “"Druce MacMaster Sette AMAL ot OR UR TEDN accrter NO. + WRUL Station Progrant bade county - ot Beddoal Soolety (uadio Americas) - ooh Settabithbent dt Saha tables - “wsa——~4 Ane AtTarne ee actet as Fou oer (Gere reaseca; HOE APUS Cashier's Cheele vequos tod a . ce eee ee z |_Make paysbla toz adie Now York Vorldwi de — vce ee eee ee CAT AS N TCiWET)Y Tuat tut PESBLASEMTNTS TTLMESED Anou & LUMO UAE we oe TPN CHNDET OF OFFIC LAL ROSIN SS OF A CONF OENTEAL SATCHO, Teat Poagt ayt NOR WEEL DME METRE oO Tat mts OR FROM ANY OT ara Ae an THAT Teiy Carte BND ATTACHMENTS AME THUE ANG CORMUCT IN ALL RESPECTS cane TT ghanr swe Vicctarmeur rare ~ Stqnatuae of ApewcvING Obeicta APPROVED a7 May 64 ee jaodere G, Shacklay _ wee eee en ene Eat . SIGUE Tome 4 KERT BY ATEN GOLEOGE RECLIPT OF THE FENN Rrquestid agove. - 3T May Ct coo uss OF TRE FENANCE OFFICER Oh See Se oree enema + boy 30 | 195] YO Bruce MacMuster RECEIPT . PULL AG @Abod ware Betti fe . CC! fori Tie fOius caring Si hr: rey, lady an patent) 4 . : q x > “tre ¢ t ah BUY to e 50% 1Q Wall 1 . St: t a7 H moot ia s ri a P Mr rai (: Daddy »¢ eunty iiddo Aaoriong Nedioad Soetety) - 1-41 May Logg flo Keiervel poo _ Fa a (teas te-aat aa A . Slee Po heed . Itee . ) - Se bata gg tae btiisss | Mealy Lo 6 . of Mh wee a yj ap eee a Laat Sheltie: wresces (oa. to eS eT loads’) 2hivla ~ £ Matis fieriess « ie} May 1964 — ee wee ee weet . ° 9 Coie <2 | 2 yu ou 4 . ; = - 1, met: oo. _o > + Lr uw om
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Proyvrama ravial “EL ituice y Usted™ Acoste, 1065 37% Conducts a seantr an al nartaate aon aroccion Lroneeenineonar esontau r) 3 Lunes kieresies % $ 379 Vemorrapias oulnonares , Yierneaz & ¢ 380 Consideraciones avubre un racin:nce Gendnardo Tntoranertcano Lines Oo £2 APY Theitis ractonal RHQ Urtlearda wr Re is Efereoter 2 Viernes, 32 @ 382 Antrax Lunes 146 6 3% Tulereria Mietvesieod 24 y% GARG Coneantarioes sobre Ulcern vericorxa Viornns 20 of WS Corentertos so unn rectonta infeormacton de la BeiisGe TAN ® 24 Pp BSP Se anlica actualnente la vacunuy sontra ol Ge ramplon Mloventer 29 388% ConsdAaznalonas schre la Psoriasis Setre aleimos tarad da Interaq madico N “J a Le 2 > Viernes Narnia dfatrarnation w Ws at i) a) Runes me 14-0000 =~ Prograra radial "El Medico y Ud® Julio, 1965 Viernés 2 # 369 Influenza o Fla Lunes @ 365 Considereciones sobre afecciones vasculares periforicas Ulereoles 7? # 367. Algunos comentarios sobre el infarto Niccardies Viernes 9 # 368 Trastornes de la La>inge Lunes 12 # 369 Tlettis rerional Miercoleg-- 14 @ 370 Algunaz consideraciones sobre calewtos del - Rition Viernes 16 # 371 Contestamin corresnroniencia Lunag 19 # 372 Comentarics sobre Angina de pecho Miereoles 21 # 373 La Silicoets, enfarredad del trabaje Viernes 23 € #37 Huavoe apertes en al tratamiento de los . quorados Lunes 26 # 375 Hejores perapectivas para ios anciatos Miercoles 22 # 376 Enfervredades de la Vard2 Viernes 30 # 3°97 Accidentus a que extin expuestos los escolares q en los reses de vacaciones 14-0000 Miercoles Viernes Lunes Lilorcolos Viernes Luneg ¥Miereoles Viernes Lunes lercoles Viernes Lunes fLercoles 2 ¢ bg 7 #8 9 # ll # aes 16 ¢ 18 ¢ 21 ¢ 23 # a5 # 28 # 30 # Programa radial "El Medico v Usted® Junio, 1969 352 Calctiles en ln Vesicula Biliar 35% Facteres en le Tuberculosis 355 El dolor en nedicina 357 Comentarios sobre 61 uso irdiserininaco de Jos barbitnricos 358 Factores en la Newaonda y en la Bronecneunonte 359 Sobre un reciente trabajo periodistico en ~ relacién a la medicina rural en Cuba 360 Conseto para digminuir el rieszo ée Cancer en la beea 361 Difiecultaces del nifio en eidsd ascolar 262 Consgiderecicnes sobre algfurnes trastornos de la rersonsalidad 353 Extresantente y Colon irritable 364 Apetite y Hambre 353 La clase medica victina cel terror conunista 356 Alguscs aspectos de ia Distasia en medicina 14-0000 Luneg Uierecdes Viernes Lunes Liiereeles Viernes Lunas iierccles Viernes Lanes Mieteolss Viernes Limes by t Sh Se % S Sk Mb Ah Sh wh: Sh Programa redial fF. “Vekiesn 7 Usted® 339 350 351 liaveg 1965 Inpertancia de t= tas como sirtoma de serias afecciones ~capnirn terias Esclerodercta 3» Dercetortosttis Alonnes comentario: sotre la Ovra de Finlay Algunas eoneicerecicnss sobrs Tleuresia wo de los Antibiotilecs e Peligro del use abuse Enfermedad del Sxers y aneidentes del misno Fechas nenersbies Hivervitaninesis gor eueeso <3 ingestion de Vitaninas Cefalalgia, Cefalea © cslor de cabeza La Yiebre er Vledielm Aprovechenos ia venta ja de la Vacuna contra la Pollorelitis, cone Poema de erradicar éste. Afacciones Ge ta garganta en el nifio 14-0000 Zernes Lumas EMierecies. Viernes Lunes Hierecles Lunes Hiereoles Viernes Lunes erestes Viernes 4 ow % Be mm & & us Ms Wh Sk Procrara Radial "£1 Medico y Ustau® Abril, 1965 Diarreas_en.el nifo Endocarditis Sub-aguda 6 Endocarditis lenta Algunas ccnsideraciones sobre la Polucion del aire Algunos comentarios sobre las ‘anemias Alsunas consideraecicnes sobre la obe sidad Cuadros abdominales agudos en el nifio Los factores Jel anfisema El fumar cigarrillos y su relacion con la salud Contestando corresponiercia \ Enfermedades venereas Consideraciones cliricas de le sifllis Cornsiceraciones sobre algunas enfermedades Venereas. 14-0000 10 12 15 - ue wo NY Lunos Miercoles Viernes Lunes Miercolag Viernes Lunes Mileveoies Viernes Lunes Viercoles Viernes Lunes Kilereoles \ Prograra Racial "Kl Ladieo y Usted" Narsoy 196 Saranplon Tubderecnilosts del Tractc ferncnino Sobre les rioescos det réntdo ereet-tanto de las ¢clulades Hononucleogis infacciosa Agranniceltosis , Sin agua no pueda hater vida Util campafla para dar a conocer la PRronquitis Ceenaca ‘lgunas corsideractoenes cobre el Asma Artritis Reunmatoleca Algunos sorontarios ashes Tubsreulosie Colelitiasis ‘Theera Pepciea GClorervlostatritis aruda y Sindrome Nefrotico en el nifio , Afecciones del Tiroide en 61 nifio 14-00000 Lunes Mierccles Viernes Tunes Miercoles Viernes Limes Niererles Viernos Lunes MLercoles Viernes SS * Fy a % Sh _~ Prograra Radial "Bl Medieo y Usted" 307 308 305 310 311 312 Febrare 1°65 Fiebre Pscarletina Algunas consicesac’cnes sobre Diabetes Sobre la nesasidad da ira m control de las medicinas que se expenden al publico Hepatitis Viraleg Policitenta Actividades de la Organtgacion Hundial' de la Sali nara el afo 1969 Fiebre Raursticna o Carditis Reir~ tica iN Conduntivitis en el niffo recien nacido otra um vectenta inforne del a'nento de los easog de Virusle y Colora en 91 mundo awn Contestando correspondencia 24 de Febrero Huertes nor accidente en carretera & y Bek = a ‘@. FeO, AST Wily Lo asrtatgs to wen pene reat aihe: Ee NRIs 14-0000 Prograra Radial "El Medico y Ud*® Enero 1965 ee 1 Viernes 288 Teliz Afio Nuevo Lunes # 289 Algumas afecciones abdonirales en el nifio entra ella3 la Appendicitis Azuda S & lareoles # 250 Puede ser contucido 20n ras jestitud al proceso de onvejecer 8 Viernes ¢ 291 Primer Aniversario de "EI Fadieo y Ud. 11s Lyones # 292 Algunas considoracion sobre Oligofvenia, Foenilpéruviva y Hongolisme 13 Miercoles # 293 tt n a a 15 Viernes # 2agh. La Salud Publica on Cuba segun uz teenico contuni sta 18 Lunes # 2935 Consideraciones sobre la tss~Ferina 20 Hiercoles # 296 Paroditis, tanbten corceida nor Papera_ 22 Viernes # 297 Aun la Viruela no ostd veneida en Gi Hunde 25 Lunes # 298 PieloeNefritis agude y crontea 27 =66xttlercoles # 2959 Avanees de la Fsiquiatria ¢n Paisas Europeas 29 ~=Viernes ¢ 306 Las prinelpales causas de muerte en el Nundo 14-0000 Programa nacsal NL lLedies y Udel™ Dichembre, 106% 275 Recordando "El dia del !edico" 2 Mflercoles # L Viernes # 276 Intoxicacion por Salicllato y por Arsenioo 7 Lunas 4 297 7 do Diciembre ° 9 ‘Mereoles # 278 Reeirente Congreso Sanitario sobre Agia y Africa 12 Viernes # 279 Sobre un reciente Plan Flloto an la lucha-auntra ul Usnese deh Puls.on 14 Lunes ef 2FC Contestando algunu covrasponceneta 16 uterecloa # eYL " a " 18 Viernes “ 282 Sobre le prevencion del Curcer 2i. Lunas # 283 Vacunecton ciel nifo I 23 idereoles £ 2ht " " Ir 25 Viernes ihe BAY " " rir 28 Lunes 4 286 tieunas consideracton sobrn Diftertia 2°79 La Antibioterupla ecentribuye a disminnir las 30 ikercoles # enfernadades por Rickettesias 14-0000 ? oo tee oa 5 iL u at a hoo GS peegeszeene | cote - 11 October 1988 7 nan By ” ‘ . oe Psy. Bos Ciiel, Corer WP¥-1018 . “0 gpg ° Chieg, Pi . Dintritution | i{-C/Cover ‘ Ge2IECT: Lequest to Advise Sponsor of (1=5P/4 i Begcontinuation of Radio Program i =C/OU oe ~Rog 7 f2i8 18 to formalize a vorbal request wads carlier thio |.” reais. to Chief, Covey Branch, It would be appreciated 17 tho ag Connty iedicsl Association could be appriced of the fact that th2 radlo progran it ovartly sponuored santitled "21 Uedice y Ustec? keg been torminatod as of 20 Eeptcmbar 1935, The proavact a2 carried on by Dr, Antonio WACLO y Kackle and wag heard tree tinsa a weet over VQUL and Radio f#inericn2,. The prowrna wee tercinatcd boctune 46 vag considered ef rarzinel ate qaius “a2 t28 propace s2sa flolde a ee Mace - TT te ene ntaerine Stee ke VW 2 14-00000 : Qe Aitthc. % Y Verena, 2. ; : / ue FY ~ me a, a e Ne Pog he — Conprhe, = Ke Dry gh Ftp Mec] Lrwe 4 Li- ahrore nn coe nen ere aS tne tn all . eCasnatidades ds ta’ vida O sehed de los nuevos Bempow?... Elcom tral “fuime Lipes", camplis cian afies of clernea dr la Semana do Giron... Yea la primeca ves qua Muele ol viernes de eon semana, wie Lia et wee nek a ee ne ce, Pee En iy . - tia an odie Tamarindo nemicko 2B, alta, nx; tude rept ro de agua. Acudis tq EAMIO nee a: come Phoulin, resuleia ‘ed Problema, Sin embnr a el techo de Iq”. de la reparacion gquedg afert an dencla de Mar, rasa de Tansrinity 28, bajos re, i. glo corresponiions neat quien reelams el arre. €s que Mercedos, debe a respuesta de ENMU RETIRAN DE LA VIA: PUBLICA LOS VERDEDCPFS | CLANDESTINOS | La JUCEI Municipal de La Habana estA retie rando y retirara de Ja via publica a todu- lor ven. dedot es ambulantes en ca rretiliag, iableroy 0, fraes- los fijos y en las denis formas de ejercer ef coe mercio o la induxtria que actuan en forma cjane destina, es decir) sin la correspondiente Keencla de} Departamento die Ingresos de’ dicha JUCET Municipal ? { te, Tey f id a . near soe = ~ a os cocéptice, ne Is eroa, pero weed vimes @ Evolio Gar via, UR joven comuniota de ba re gionel Joovilanos jalear roinla se micass de caaa —10,000 corres treinta y muerte At fac, Exelio, eusiliado voles monte por Antonio Hringes, Mame ‘ be Sduchea y Ratén Ucrems, ron 64.532 arrobas que, heota cierre de cata odicion, a4 of 160d necivaal, Slempre hemos dicho que SEAS Batacioncs ameriesnas T° 8 ponen ogul a ofr a escondidas tgs eusanog también ips va mn embar ear; luegu no dizan que ‘st Fadio log @nbared, Pads Castro, 14-0000 HOJA KO. 1. (PARA J.L.Y.¥.) , LA QUE SUSCRIEB ESTAS HOJAS-NO ES UNA AGENTE PAGADA DEL IYPERIALISMO, RO 2S NIEWERO DE LA CIA NI BS UNA ES7JA EXTRANJERA.NO ES NI SIQUIERA UNA BURGUBSA EI UNA EXLATIPUNDISTA QUE SANGRA POR LA HERIDA.ES SIUPI£= MONTE UNA OPRBRA.UGA OBRERA CUBANA QUE POR KNOTIVOS CEVIOS OOULTA BU HOMBRE TRAR UN. SEUDONIIO.NO TIENE NADA QUE TEMER PORQUE NO SSTA INVOWe CRADA EN WINGUN GRUPO CONTRA REVOLUCIONARIO PERO COO LA VERDAD TANTO HIERE Y BUELE A JOS MENTIROSOS,NO DUDA QUE LOS WISERADLES CUB COBYBRRAW A &U PAIS,AL SAPER DE IU MANO PROVIENEN ESTAS HOJAS,TRATS' QE CORTARLA CON LA MISMA DESTRIZA SINIES’RA CONQUB CERCBNAN HASTA LA MAS LSVB SEAL DE DISNIDAD HUMANA.Y BASTA DE PPEAITBULOS,/"UCHO HAY QUE DSC R Y BSCRIBIR - EM PORMA DB COMBATE,A LA PEQUENA LEDIDA DE NUBSTRO BSFUBRZO een AL PARA PERDSR EL TIEMPO EN FROLOGOS INUTILES QUE QUIZAS POR UN DESCUI PONGAN ALGUN I7MICIO DELATON EN LOL PERROS DE PRESA SI POR DESDICHA LLE~ GARA UNA DB. 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P ESIENTEN QUS EL BURRO PUEDE CABRSE BN CUALQUIER MOMENTO % DAR CON ELLOS CN EL SUELO, APARTE DE TODO LO DICHO ANTSRIORMENTE liAY QUE CONSI°BRAR TAMBIEN QUE CUANDO BL GOPIERIO Da UN BSPECTACULO °° BSE TIPO LA CIUDAD SE PARALIZA.VENDEDORES AS BULANTES ¥ QUIOSCOS FREPARADOS TAMBIEN AL EF.CTO LOS °CUALSS SON CESPE ZUEGO DEL BS- ~ TADO,SE. COHCEMTRAN ALLI,NO HaY.UN REFRESCO EN TODA LA HABANA WI UN VASO DS AGUASEAY QUE TR A LA PLAZA,LA RADIO Y LA TELEVISION SE CONECTAN BN CAD_NA PARA°LLSVAR AL AIRE EL BSSYILE,SEZ CIERRAN LOS CINES, CAPARETS,ESPECTACULOS PUBLICOS INCIUYENDO LOS PARQUES INPANTILES.LA DONDE’ TRZ-o.0AL DESFILE Y CONTE“OS TANBIBW UWA LARGA CARAVAHA ANOUIMA QUB COU UNA SECRETA SSPBRAN~ ZA ACUDE A LA PLAZA PEWSATDO QUIZAS QUE BL DICTADOR RECTIPICARA SU POSTURA AL COMPRENCER QUB HA BEPEfADO A LA REPUBLICA COUVIRTISHDOLA EX UNA LI03— RBRA DATBREACICNAL, PORQUE EL SISTEMA SE LE HA IDO DSSINTEGRANDO ER LAS HANOS COO SE ESCAPA UR PURADO DE AGUA.BUBNAS GENT S SENCILLAS Y WUILDES DBL FUESLO Qus TODAVIA IENEN UN POCOTE FE EN QUE EL ZRAIDOR CAIBIE SU POS- TURA DEVOLVIENO LA TRANQUILIDAD PERDIDA A LA PATAIA. BSS ES SL PRIKERO CE MAYO COMUNISTA-BENTIRA CONO TODC LO QUB Sz UUBVE EW BL PAIS.PARADOJICAMZNTE CELEBHAN A 2OMBO Y PRATILLO SL CIA DEL OBRERO Y JANAS EN CUBA FUE BL OPRETO HAS EXPLOTADO NI TUVO MErOS DSRECHO A LA VIDA. JAYAS SE LE HABIA EXICIDO YANTO FOR TAN POCO,PE:O ESE ES EL COLUNISHO, CUANDO LUCHA POR EL PODER,SE DISPRAZA DE IZQUIERDISTA.CUANDO CONQUISTA RL PODER,SB QUITA EL DISFRAZ % LO DESTRUYE TODO."I OTBAR TODOS LOS DERE~ CHOB.70 RESPSTAN LA KAS TEQUENA EXPRESION "EL PENSA“IENTO.O SZ BS COKUNISTA ¥Y 82 ALAGA AL REGIMEN 0 NO SE HARLA POR TSEOR A QUE LE TAPEN La BOCA A UHO PARA SIFMTRE. ELLOS, ELLOS, SIEMPRE SOLO ELLOS.LOS DEVAS SCH EURGUBSES, ce) CONFONDIDOS,O BYGHKIGOS D&L PUESLO. tHISERARLES! KARTA PEREZ. 14-0000 .. HOUTA NS. 3 (PARA J.h.V.Pe) Los pucblos ce Arérics Latins tienen corcietcin de sus neeesidades y eepiran e deserroyur su rronis ceonoyfe,a Aencrro sp cn hronic vinueca, be Ar€rics Uspina,los l-tino c:.criceno: y lor nortecmorieanos tenemos los gliores senticientos.L© Anéries nventre tions un destino prosio,le fnériea nuestre tiene un rol vronic,ls Arféricr nuestru con sus carcete. risticos seorrféfiens,con sue c-reetorfstican espiritncles,con sua cnrece terfaticas nocionales,con la idiosirerceis fc nuestros ruetlas,solo pue= de ceruir un camine enteramente pronio. {ebril 24 de 1959) Nueva York. Respetsmos todos nucatros comrromicos intornecionelec.:o denuncirremog el necto de cefense herinf€rics,anneue no tenecnos lnrar sondge gurrecernos en cfro dc une poerre.(rbril 19,1952) Warhin-ton.S.0.keitores Jerifdienoe. Yo no soy conunists ni tampoco el Vevinicntyo,ncva no tenemes ue cceir sue gomos enticouvnietas onra agrafer el exteoenjere ya ane solo tenamos eornromisos con el nuchlo de Cuba y solo tenenos que resnon‘ter ante 41, in fortrlesa de nuestra posicién envidistente do Ustedoc Unidos y Rusia est en ln proyeccién revolucionaria #e1 Gobkicrno,el cumplimicnto de su reerrene rovoluctonrris y cl mateniniento de les eré entrechis releciones eon los endéa prises cerserfticos ave constituyen el Eloque.lenero 13,Heb.) Yo reelrente no temo ceer en Is. Srbite <cl coruniumo internecionc1, .Que eat 6 anes heeion?o nosotros pers defender In revolucidén?jiieres ide a buserr apoyo en el comunicmo?vo,henos if9 @ bavcer apoyo on le opinidén ntblica de los puchlon te 4-érico, queens denfe teneros "vue buscer suestre fucrze y no ceudir e otres fuerzsas rorene eso cerfe ume cosa sheurta. (enero °2,1lab Lieto 21 suse del comuciomo,z-or qué?Lo que he cohreveni’o en el pais no tiena pontblementea nade cue ver con eson tomorns,Lo aue hn habtke en cl pois ea lo reenuperacién fe lea libertedec pitliens,ic recnnerecifin de log. derechos eivécéanog,de pronsea,ée reunidn,de escribir,ée poncor y anblorees Loe que haklen ce cemoerrcia ceben emrtsar nor .sber en one consiate el °° reepeto a todes le ifecs,c godas Ics ereencinc,en que consiste is libertad. y el cerecho de los denftc,Si nerserninen un perigdics y lo elcusuramos,eh! suanés sc emniece por otsusurcr ur neriddiea no se sadr4 sentir ceruro nine * ein Gierfo,evando sa empicee - percernizr a un sombre por sus idecs polfti-. cea no ce porrd contir sepuro nréie,eusndo’e empiece & hecer restricuionen no se coir# sentir soruro ninedn “erccho.(ab 12 2,1979.0.7.9.) s Reapesto al comunismo,s.1lo puedo Gecirles unn cacagno noy camuniete ni los comunistec tienen fuerza parn ser fector Aeterminante en ri pris.(rbril 13,1959. .Wwechineton, Sociedad Nortea-cricana te Editore’s de FariéCicos.) # Alguna rente toma la benders anti-comicta sere enculvirse y vivir de ello, No se pnete combatir al comuniemo en trnte re apoye 2 dictacoresa. (abril . 23,conferenclea de Prensa,vveve Yor) . Amore lo ruc no 6a reeecionsrio ce eorrent nes con los enemison del puctloeGede puci lo~f2.Le *evolucién Cubena es ton cubene ferencia ce prenss.Rfo de Janciro,Erasilj Yo no se si la calumniz contra nues*-s Revolucion fe auc 6s comunista o de one este infiltrade de comunis o se dehe unicemente el prozdésite de qua. 4 noce’ res mo sersireomec c lon camurnictee 7 no fuclleres 7 los comunistas,. Yo no se de que forma se ootrfn definir les idecs sobre une revolucién nore sun no se intripue,rore cue no se eclumnic mas de lo ave se eatd cam inrnisnde y pera cue cesen ce unn ver los rtncucs infemer contra nuestra BevoluciOneess chile '¢ neusarse a nucs*:2 Revoluciéa de cornsniste?zFucaen confuneirge los ifvecles de nucstre Revolucién tesegnd TU.) ACASO PUDIERA ALCUIDY ATIRUMAR QUE TE BUCS VLTUIPO ALGUFS ¥GZ AL FVETLO? 2gPOoR CUE CcUAEDO DECIZOS QUE TUNSTRA REVOLYUCT I” NO .S COTUNISDA MAUL CUANDO FROBALOS my cen esas confasioe z 2° QUE NUZSTROS ID ALES SE AYARTAN NE LA BOCTRIDA ColUTISTA....POR QULU BNTONS CES LSE #7 PESO Di, ACUSAR A TTUUSTRA SLYOLUCISU De 1¢ QUE TO ES?(msyo °.Heb.) 14-0000 vue ae mererer en te: cucndo née sunrire on ferecho se termina por supriniy todos lon ‘erechor, desoyen’o In cemocracia,ian lévag oo 4.fhenden con r vones..o con lis armas. Soy un anrente de la semocrcela.(cnsro 7,DecInrocifn de rrencn.labona) eoet FuNqUE cea en une enrnina,y Conde lo ojren 70 personne ri no lo puce den ol 100,000 horbre puc'a oxsreccr su penncmiento,? 1 cuiere seenr an mineSerafo uie tesis polfiice,ena ls innrinn y le rep rte en le Universidad , cin que ce lo lleven n le estaciéa do policfao.,ia toorfa polftico filo» séfica eg -queile (iderl)cue le da al hombre todas lea lihertrdes y adew mfs le pro-orelona Las satinfceciones de orden mntericl.sE-a ec nuettrr . doctrinn revolucioncrir.Todo lo fem’c,gquicre que le dire lo que es?Pre= textoc.(rbrii 2,Anteo In Prenee.C.0.c. DESEALOS COSTAPIECER EY CUBA UTA VERDADERA DUMOCRACIA,S IZ TRAZO ALGUIO PE PASCISIVO, PLROUISLO O COTUL TS. O,PSFfANOS SU COUPRA DE TOA CLASES Dis TOTAe LIVARIS 0,(Confereneia de trence.ieYeebril 3) . eeeporque lon mneblos @e Anértca no cuterca ni Liberted cin nen,cd pan sin libertragfuenog Adres. mayo 2})Confersneia coonon,Internnmoriennn. No queremon tener conflicton con 61 espltel rez cubsno o no./l contrerio, lo cue queremon of protenerlo,tirigivio hacle ineéuntriaa aroductivan y no que ce invier*c en coara ni colerce.Pers intuntrisli2or sl pais,nerna deane rroyo,necesitamog In eynédn °e los cepitealistas ecubcnon,auce comocen @1 ssun~ to,ynue son loc téenicos ce inversiones.(ebril 2%, ontrenl,Cenadé, frensa} YO HE VeNIDT ACUT PARA CONTESTAR A LA VEGA LIPREZ PORTS LO Pet BRO QUE HACKY LOS DICTADORES ES ACABAR COD LA PRAIA *7IBNE, POFOUL TO RAY DICTiAe DURA QUS SOPORTE UNA PRUNGA LIRRE,GY . oS U2 In Tiers iTGA.Bl LOS DICe 9 DORES.JECE 88 EL PRITUR ERRGR QUE COLLIE TAS NICUANURASlabril 18,¥nae.) Se inn mencionolo maniohren sonncchoser do ejdreito rolfticoQUIERO AD VERTIR AL PUETLO,ZA LAS “ADRES, PATA BROSOLYLR FONTS LOG PLOPLUAS SLi Dbe RRAVAR UNA SOLA GOTA DE SANGRE TAG. POR CHLPA EULSORA TO NAPRA UA SOLA GOTA DE SANSTE DERRAMARA Eli CURA.(enero °,Columbia,lnbane) Cucndo haranes ecleccilonues dentro ce un per de afloa,tenirenou monoa votos que enoraezA quien le conviene nonconcr le cleectones? (sbril 15,Canndé) ETC. ETC. ETC, EPC, ETC, EOC. #70, EEC. ETC. EPC, ETC. sit, Nolo es erito enteriornente ro en la reproduceion Cel Glaecurco de ele milionerio,ds on letifundinta,de mn pollitiquero, ‘e¢ un periodista vendido a los *stados Unidos para hacerle mela nronarande al conunicmo interna~ cionol.Soen trozos tomacos de lor Siseurnoa sronunciadoy por “idol.Por equel Pide] que brjé do le montafin acomociicde de una eursola te libertad. Por cuqel Fidel que fro ln conerenze de un puchlo evegellcdo por e1 opro-- bio ae una de les dictrdurn mag ‘eneuinerteos que vcold wn América.ba la sinteslo del Joven zcbernante,es el i@enlismo vivo de quin luchS una vez porque su nuehlo concuistore fo libertad y el dscoro perdifos por 1a ame hicién y el stano del roder.pRelin freseolocfs da un nocerno Textnfo del sizlo 20) yGento ce sirenre auc ¢1 puctlo,-Wlinec sin precauuiéne,eroyd vy siguid al nte do tc letra pore fecnertar deucsindoe tarde anto una de los traiciones nes rranies que reristra la historla del mundo! Repetir ney en Cuba sus propian peletres,enuivele s la moorte.fenrer hoy comm rensé Ficel en loo priveros dos riioa de ou gpobierno,cs rer exenlgo del pueblo,es tener abin burruess,cs trricitoner na los trabajetoren,es el éelito m-s prande que nucle cometerrze hoy en Cuba, [Cufnton no guardan prinidn y cuémtos no yneen bajo ticrra por heber cometido el error de eecuir siendo fidelista!lPor eso pere su nuetlo,y: no eo Fidelsshora es Castwo.El sefior Castro.51 diotador Castro.£1 micerable Castro! Yarfa Péroz. 14-0000 “-RECOUTE VO SU ASANE QUE LA DONDE HAY WU SOLC PATRON Y ES POR LOJA S. & EL PENIONIC PATANCE Y PALAnTE,SL FO CAUPIA SU PORIA Po SS °CITIR SRA RETIRADO De LA CIRCMLACION Bi CUALQUI POON 'P0e2¥ TOR CUE<SH FREGUIbe FARA EL QUE TO ES" AL TAUTO PE LAS COSAS={P0R CUL QUICARAT ESS OLFIOs PICK CME TAUPIED ES COTUTISTA PERO PPO Du QUYLEO SATIRICO? 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PANTIA ERE. 14-0000 Por NoeS Une mujer cubins,artha Jonzaleas,ht pub ter’o un libro on Cuba nue ha Tenida un noteble dxito te librerfa,Su ‘ftulorfajo fnlabre Nelete en 42 como 60 eecnrroye la vide on Mierl.Ella ern una oxlleds que roetorné sn palric al ancontrerrse Lrconforme con cu extllo.Bstan hojse cuo trmebidn las ecertho ura mujer cubanna,que tembi’n se encuen ro inconfornme ners ce vivir én su patria le cunl ae ha convertido en unr efreol y que por tanto no tiene le suerte de Varhtn ve potor encocer,aquinds nirvon un afo nero ripoctar eno fnmoco libro,lio han oido escrites eatug lojnn con e] oifn dea publicae cidn y eno ce nota rl vex ol cerenids o lu noconidad ‘oe peony inndvortide dol eriro guaano cue me heco el fsvor ce prafrrelag a m4aqnine,ya que ese trzbajo ca hace en unre ofieinn ectnatal y en voran (a trabejo.Es un riecco ° necensrio (s corror.Pera runquo no tien sido onerdinn can ase atdn,repita, quien sebe el alerne Increrte co ducerfs en cublierriaga vl ser unea hejfas que llepen dente Cubasenarites per win eubara qre ema La verdad y aundao a veecs ge exalta por cl odio trata en todo romonta ‘ec cer lo mra objetive . posible, ee Conferencia telovianda, “ Aunque el titulo @ice “conforencin", fue cus bien una charle coro a*virtio la eeirlz Consuclito Hual,ra que clla y dor hortren mna,charleran aurane Lao an veto con Varcthe Gonedles cl 25 de meyo do 1965 por la telovisidn de Cuba.Fuf ep enon de una amira can noche 5 ver el prorvroma y tratard dc aoe erihir lost coneclusionea saenans, La primcra concluai™ eg que no fue nre- perates por cl nertiao o nifeleo dal peetide comaninta de C.7,0.ticha come pereesnela.Blios culdean mucho In pronareonea » co vio moltura on la Sra. Vartha al hrblar.se vio miy bien aue venga ‘a un notin donia le libertrd de expresién afr para log extrenjcroo és un derecho an nndie pne'e conrtoy, yon coran qua dijo,se notd ln contretiealdn eon lo qne ofirer la pronas conda corurista hoy en Cnca.eAlruion na de nerer eso error y isrtha envacerd poec a noco a @arse crenta de le que er el comm: inro. Dljo larthe que en Mfami habfen construieo un resarto moltifermilier cuy econdmido Vicmado"Pane= . torite".Se va la ivonfa de @zrle coe nombre,yn qua al cmnagzar cl robiearno revolucionsrio on Ciba,tords Pantera Nifiies la recroneohilided de lao vaviondag rer medlo @el rortes cernnel de la loterfs neelon-l.Al convertirse la revo- lacién,rov ohra y mecia dol dictator Castro en comunicta,aguello nasS a ser un"enuefio Ge ume coche de vorano” v boy logs cubenos fren lo oecesos mas erene de do vivienda con le eval ae hen enfrentedo 2 ltrovée da tode on historia v el miemo Crstro ha dicho que por lo menss 75 afon ac neceatiten pera resolver ene problena.Aparte de are él no conel’erd el narento de la poblacién 4ontre de un cuerto fe sieleo., Habla Martha de que lo nolentaba le igueldrd esnyue se tratabs a todos loa axtindos. No cn fengo tn drunldad Lo quo meu predi- eon les comuniatas,aunctuu no ic efjerzan en In prfetien?zDun'e hay irualdad entonces’=Dice que los cubenos an vier! insulten = log norternericanog,dis= cuten con otlos je solfiica en las eeavines y que le tenfan an fornddrble om dio -n Kennedy cunndo ectea vivfs Llesoneo incluso muchos e emborrechearse cuando lo asesinsror y trindor sor su cnerte.y "uien so atrove hoy en Cuba e manifeatar siquiern une oonrisn poreue ct Jietedor le dnele une muela? “onde rodice entoncec Le llbertsd? Habla 7e la ac lincuenct: an Visni,tolits, chsrade,robo,laroralided,ete.nero tombidn clude a joo ecatipo rolicialea, por tento,no ocurren estoy cagns con el benenlfelta del roblerno de norteas mérice.eEn Cub ein evbirso,lo que no se pue‘e es eer contrarrevolucioncsrio, Son muy benirnoncon lo delincuenela y el esesinato,cuando no es por motivog polfticos,anenna ewe le erstica,{ay quien no ha cumplido ni an eto ce efreet por mater n otro nor menifestarse como comunists y hacerle el juego &1 foe bierno. Agrega Marthe que d- léstime ver e los nixos nenerados *e-cus prirveg cuando estos por temor = le bole je la ley cde ln Patria Potest:d,los envisren ‘a los Eetedes Unidos.Clero,crsnio aquello,log nsidrea vy mrures cubdrnos lmoe reban quo los corunistrs no necesitaban mancsr a lea ninos a Ra&sic © Ching ye que iban es cpobiar toda la eaineacién en Ins escuclan,lac etnies iten a 14-0000 pee mm conta et “que ir pera no perfer on escleo ea un eenveltirne en eatradt c« cate in erty eoruntie’estralinns olla cl navn Liavelo noerko ar Floria: Gtt, om - de arera + + Yuener eairrion ~ log rn u ni cc cubrnsay ene gud orton voebrimonionans toupan @2 ot Ls peoy Chee etertc con nile gerfa verfo us tentate cemldiso-humtne 7 rash deren. Afind és ~~, g por entor denerreigd=” da @a ou prtrin y croetecrtn's,lo qae mm ynele pat: dot? cl hombre es la - nostolrd: 6 su nuolo nated lai Sf fae deetere: 49 i los 16 avian v~ fre ann atte sencian lo que mog hizo 7 for-G el onrfeter de Cortf eoro eubnneswiiattr tome bidn de que lan coren ae ¢ quieren 2 plezas,3i,Cuta ta-bign ern ncf entoa. ronfa ol pobre por unt sinters tenur rerriccrator,televirorgrusblen,e c. Ahorr,-nenten toden onse monn’ oreta § vaeen sor eneie: d sa wolom,h-y que pesarl a de contoeo eient9 caerf’s de may Lej- oc lideds. in cortar ano “e trea afion a esta narte,ol que tiene an oetfenle clé@etrico cnot’Jo0 on In Libreta ro nieda comer OlroeEL qua nvcuiric Aree tree ufion unr holle &c ores Sn, no pucte afenirir ahora un retio a an ventiberor,s vce botidorn o un toca-fine con ote.'ero en al anno ave rennue mutiers sacuivir eucloauierna aa anton conna, tan.oce Lee hay va nl merc: 49.0 naa ,el ene olenehn no ce echo fronco ni sya radio nicotine on allen og nianl4n ete, Slees Darthe ave cn Thiemi ont4 eutoe rigreoe «el bofetOn y ol enecteso es Lis saan, como cantico « los nifiote En Cuba no non tan beni;non SGirclomente,eL es'etients «na no heee trabajo volunterio,o sorgque n5 In t sbnic eratin al cotierno clerto tlanpo,ent! om blivcedo ea vene'ir ar eurnillo en in énoe:. 61 verane aunnuc aayn anrohsde teden sug eclinoturun,Agre 2 ln ecverttore do iejo valetra, ese Fidel ars rosa imnovtanto entre lon axiledon yi que @stosn vou o voces hanatr Cayo Nneoo pera verlo por televisidn yu ‘ue fo las bnata econ ofrls.! yo mo nreruntorha que loa impertalintes perriian cuo? ‘orque loo esrunioten hetlen ce Itborted en Cuba y hay que olr Ln You do log Reteden Unidss u encondlid: ¢ ya que eao en on prove Celitoys in miysrfs del nuello le oye a eseonéitra a perrr de que Ral Cijere on una oer 7ignar"Sicaare Heron (leno cue can e-’-elonesa amertere mon que ce ponen aaef nm ole o enconviders lon poncned tenhids Jon va a enhere enrpluere no dugrn ue ol ratte loa enberedg." larbida cles vartha ave los oviiatos se ordanten sor 19 ane @hee Pkeaol + f Waa: “ager Eleo v ellog efirrsn que eco lo hid. Gini Pidel en el 53.Claro,acuft larthe comete un lamentoble error,En ol 69,Ficvel sre macioniliste y rntieunmcisata.Véuee la he "a no.3. Dies que Ie eayorts ‘¢ les eubanona ce foero con Le ido ao de recree sar gen petric,le cunol rerun y ns 3c@ aechnn (s seoctaumbrar nan aquelli vida, Eso, dicho en bienn deter itd: ve Isa exlledoen eur ros come potriotce que huveron de Cuba por enline gc i: dictnfurn corunin*a,.cro qué ciruen atendo cubenog +) no han mixtifiesda c: eriterto euro ‘alee,!s bln acl tyebnjo el enol ee enporfdies, mal vev-ndo vy ein grvon'f{oa.in le Cubs ectunl,eota Sta.znfra del pueblo canoe lor comuriates le Llersn,lo Ren heeno sreeticamentr lea punanog, flan cerrsde fferices y ion hrn ol lircdoe a carter fee y ellos nan :-enido tis “onde no hey o' re medio de vide no phorern al endor tet hee “e ara neturslogn Dorie Lirvugen aoeerditan feeer an pron un eran cmor y ecorcranet4: cor Peon pbPoa seen rerlaine NW? at que la ne el poblerno t 'aliterio ofrece Dice iu ansoe 7e mfétkeos nue lirnlon pisos pero ngrerna que nare cjereces on Les B.U.secuvitan prorer nor lo m.nos tree ehos,d:nfte curnilles #e instés + secseinn intornmadon,toa canl curtorea que le “en tanbidn loo linentca,y cue # fe len nacona heata 200 ddleres rene sucleo. Veo muy natural 7 PUNTA ean nedida.tec contictones clinctoléricag oon diferentes y la medicina ro a8 igasl.St acre revilidor el tftnlo en el estronjero le den enes ovortanitctaae 21 médies evubrnu,es “itmo de avradecer le el yotierno Je los B.U.tsl sotitud.En Cnubn el sue ectndia cedicina ce racite fe mécico prnande nucho morisa > cut’ oblirrdo e ejercer ur larco tiempo en lac lejunae monteftro,urmbrealo y raul’ -etads y @ecrud: de cae etena,no sue'e yoner coneultorio prorio y tiene que trebajar donde el erado egeluvists le ordene.Pere hay un enso enrion:,Mgo Urrthas"[i ec’: neda on Conad& y desnuds BYGNIUALSLNTE BN CUPRA" gYn plengaa 6n marcharac? Creo “uo si cs mune mujer hone yedo,su 1 jor litro ve 2 rer el que sublians (2c lonio de in vide en Cuba, Cuando le prezuntaron nu avs eelényns alo a entender nat-: definitive. Sronto se darf cnerta que ha ecarbisdc,cora vulrerrente ce diec,’> veer por lr chive, Varfa Fdregze | FRERERACKERRERLE EEE > Obs LG as Ta ul . SSpm== VIA AEREA eves ess AL PRREREREER ee Se 7 oe Mk / At ? Ed Os 7, es . : ‘, - A : e Toa - ° f , as a ae eg | PERE CREGR OY CERES Vie Moy teal — Mein, oer roa orm Eat a eo ht - aeney . 7 wy : 2 ie . L . a ? DA a Ab f ! Ye ia { _ HE , aa = _ 0 ad -——" £ on. aH oy . vf’ ate . Ha *eecints fe Se 1965 é ow Hy wt oe ae re - rete the HS, ad; ig Ie - * fous “ 1 . a . ! a . [ . os a - Gl yen ae mem AIR-MAIL a = = = is SRGEERESE ANA a EBS EET vd ee. A ferry. (7 Ait Mey cee “ ca . af val eet ’ Se nt Bh ee eens \o 14-0000 fC lee? of cs. Cttu Sjacen Cesc? tush Vian, > . oy | way ones, me ee ete tm me ante Sebiorbre 24 i ? ae ' ” H x t H : Ue ’ ” “ ee rt “1 =_~ PON ON A a me ne oe ag em 6G ee ae oe n Loren Er VOR de fp Work. OP ; @. wnke OR Alrfises ; fom then Or franc fre OF. 14-00000 _— . . (8-15-65, 302) .: Be Orgenizecian de Estcéos Americenne esté obliveds ror lu Doctrias Monroe y pos Pectes Interurericeros & poner fin pro:stemente el Godunia- mo en Gubs, blogueerco totslmente le isle, gis yecilacion ni tenor, ¢on lé certiductre de que Ruste rt Julre se str every & rotper el blaqueo; y si lo intenteren, 3 eso orizginers le guerrg muclesr, (no ls Tercers _ uerré Mund4al internactorel, “que ro le hetre) pere rosotros serfa mu- Cho mejor, porgue en corto tierpo equellés dos rec tones aerien eniqul- leées, y no rebris még tirertez interneciorel, porque nuestros ejerci- toc no seldrfen, pfe Rasis heste que ros hubierenms Seenbol eda todo 19 qne nog debe, “ més log ssetoe y define de guerre, inclusive indenrizecion nar ruestrog muertos en elle, y heridos; + resteurerfenas § Culerg Kul- Shek en le Caine cantinerter.- gaf deben hubler, cor eltivez y vélen~ tfe, les ecendeg vyaceraz de les practiones litres, el quieren que heye pez, liberted y juoticis, que solo pueden mirtererse por el imperio de te fuerze, que es el dnien “met ig pare pete erg los pervergac. con lag cugleés ro ey gag betes Compes fon.- as. tontifn se efieneran log vaei- lentes gue, légicamente, quieren lo seguro. Sdic & las Esbajateg ecredltades ex Le Hsbece ce permitiré beporter 19 que recesiten péra gu subgisteneie, orevic resis ts ec log B. Uses ¥ gecer ¢ gus sonnectoreles poc ls miame vlé, perce regiatrarlaa misuclo- gemente.~ Rusis no ze etreverfe & romper el blogueo, por lo eucl guedarle muy mél serede on ¢1 concLerto intez vecionel » en “berts quc lea reelones lt- bres eleverfen mucho cus vuloret.- EBntorars saexfemos anleetaer en po- ces hores é1 Vietuus del Norte por un etagte cack eterrsdor, el nc ge rindigre facgndicionzin nte dertro de die: Loves arutedes desce ls Sutimecion.- agi lo regutes les vides de nu gogludcdenos y los intereaes de muestros pelges que se ester réo insengétemente en ung Cverre @e Guerrillag tomo qubere el Os Egretor. Piéel Gestra y de sus compinches, quie- o meses desde e. dloqueo, se esileren e Rusis y ls de Guins, sorgue en ellag poérfan ser que no rereler gus mequinectores Aizkoli- CEB, repletes, de nigne rec ie uo@e meldee, cont el ruinéo ltore encebe- zeeo pox Egicdoe Unidos.- Ye seguro en ane Eutojcédd, Fidel Castro dego- siterie el Poder en an grupo de Enbejccores, (singuna somurists) pera quc progterente 1o trespese e une Contalar rovtceds por le Ofe, (nin mir mlerbro cubenn) le euel orcrrizsris a Policle Porercricere, ex- en lés Eukele vr ae a Ru Oa cepts cubes, + poner te on libdertsd © lag reoe sol{ticag que prametcna ro ejercer 7verserzes ri guser Cisturtios, so pene ¢e ser conrinados en camgos de zconcentrisija. Cra toucl gromese 2egr esarac les cubanss que quierzr. Le Sgnisis: ba ‘yla inmeciecerente un Preeti¢ ecte gro- visiongl ce le Repabiice que eTernt2 exfe ea Fetiaete jy Conveceris & eleccioa de Dinutsdos 2 le dgermbic: Vecinngel Osustituvente ten pranto como heya Ceaseteds le Ley de Ehecciones y pregared? les prayectin de Constituei¢n Polftiec de le Regcblice y de otree leses que 1g Gonetitu- verte he de de preter ain rerjuicia del deretha de irteictiva propis de coce Dizatees.- Tembier orgrrizerc ls aemiristrecion Publics, exces- to los servicios. militerces 7 de poltels qe hr € Cevga ce la Comisién ee le Ou, Sighs gue ry el Presiderte Esustitucioncl ce ls Republice.s ° Por ls Decleraciac de Lima, 1928, los Estudos ticratering rectercn 14-0000 - wo Pore ae “Fir $5 lidertds aoer.nl apes ae cuartquier trherpercitr ae vt remlerey eo le lsxyicion @e Le “Heber b, 1943, se c.cele: 43 que D2uclyguler ecCivh yor -te @e un estsds io smericons er ecrbre de lo ime corided § inriols- .i8e e nae territario, le enterantsc 9 le indererdersis oolitice de ua aa meslesno, ser{s consté@sree9 come oun ect) ce aS -reniar contre ES! Lido elgneterias; ec le Conferercte ce Ree Tecelra, 1347, se ord) an trutads de dererge y 2745s -autug entre Lng pafneg émericsros3 y, L& Carta ce Bogotée, 1943, cooderc, por su ceracter intervenciloniate, la sctivided poiftice del Goruntsse Interrecinnel, y Genes dsetrinea toe telitsrias, por curgi@ererlss lnaonpetibles con el corcepto de lis ll- bertaces genericsenss. Aw a aornaas da 2 O rm 09 my ot Nicsune de esas obligectores hie cungitds Le Offa porque eath scobsr- dece por les smenazar y difemecione? de Ruste y Ge Ploel Centro, gulen, & eritegs, ne llamado lecesos adel Inpericliama Yerkee & las Preeldentes Letircamericen ns, yj Mintoterin de Golorles del misro Imperig)iasa, 3 Ts O8a, caecrnesierda las despeetivenente. an Gute, que de hecho. es unt colopla de ev inbcrrencidna extrergere é que, ensa metrapoli del Cormaniano Murdisl, he amenezedo @ cuci- r pels Que otaque & Cause; Nabe ot ue hetho en gu delerse contre el cid govietioo. al siculere se ne argo 1g menoy syude, Dueck Ce vi- nelabras, & log cuberos ltbores Sepaet tots f£oau Petrin; ts 2qbere~ ris de Cubs, que reside esersi:ime,te cr oe. fucbia Aicre, @eju de exic- tir tctalimente, pues elle po hey man valurted que la del amo y Sefor Fidel gaqatro, ster9 doetl det Kiemlin,- Be rcistvle, si no ferae e hi- nocrecfs, que elon Eatedo &mcriciso, deehend & te Meght Organizes ion, irvoque, ,respecto 6 les sengicres guctre Cuoa,, ostneinis de ra tne terverciqgn porc su respcto ¢ le eutodele itrecisa “ae log pueblos, Le eusl esta, m en el tretdsy Pléel Cpetsro (41 no es cl puebla ee Cube) : eira en los ¢ubetos libres que nen logre dn egcapsr del infernul Cocu- ni ingersote en Cuba, x on les quc, em le tals, urad gimen en grist res. g Deros egtiu enenescios & preaiaio 9 muerte par gus grhelog de liverted.- Por tanto, cuslguler Estedo quc my yulcve curt lac gua sbll- .gecicnes eontre{das en virind de 16 Cevte Macne de le Tar» debe ser ex- nulseto desu sens y orivedo de lee relecionen @inlorctice., comercietes, turistices » caltasgles gon los EButeéug Lezlee.- Tal resoluclor es sece- aerie pera maontoner Ls dayyiéie 6iccipline de ten elie Gorgoreetor. cords, litics; sues tode esaciceion reatrirge, necegerlamente, uno 2 meg dere- Gnos G¢ ca@g uno de sug mient?res. er cembin de ntms meynres # maa pro- vecucsaos.- Y tadas Los amerierras, desde Alerke “eae Petesiris, noes geciigcignos crendenente oreullosos de priest gre preferlc ug 90- eifble scerifteta humans 61 de rueetra efort deve estur nar encti- : re de tnds vilezs, y gue €l Gomurtem> Inier he esegrrezida y cortinis evzerned: tienen {onomitioecmente or femecinonea y emenszes ee Gires de Pesennnte, Bio Sssanisuc ei Cube, qae tir boute nent e he negito y ¢9 ntinge gue- Prentisds a lag chu@ ceanaa de revar culture v de réo altnog icecles, no es un prablene que Lneube ure cement ¢ & ‘lbs @iseo2 nigjos de le Perle @itillens; no es ur ¥cago é rerte @ lng corejudod etslides , del continerte crloasiny; el enbralta turbulerta de Sude “gj cl de viect- : Nem-es el conflicto entre el Gomurirwo egresore ¥ 61 Santtelis.o cona- trittor, eech.ccto que interess & totas Lae nombres oa enhelen de li- berted 3 fusticle, més ein c lee tue eeten aybyucetas nor los cligsrees : ee murlow, youve Meltecr cep sn Lideccettn que, pers logrerts, 8 veces seven le muerte er un telorace Wiecrucsis.- Esa3 g9293 uomtres, a? 14-0000 ete \ | ZePrppiM7? Piece (9-19-69. -913) (2-29-45,-913) elor tusnresa? del Couwntate- erchinrcetoae del eroetio, rodgees y dene nledc@oa, bhrnci sanetttes por el terson y el ercets a todog loa que, detlro de 2ng eortiriog, no ar avlidirizin con ellog en el murtenintes- to de gu @esyetiens coioz y thence niiccdcs tndes leq reciones Libres cor gug uta heccolarrin y melegrtes tmimmmonmman intengamerte tnflltre dos en todses lar esleras gubern: tives, recto yopremas, que deavfgn el croterin del sueble, le ini curder mieco, y lo tndisporen ‘contre au Qg- bierno, lor eucies @edcis denurcléer pe Srlicumente com asentes conunis- tea. Todzg su szhe Te deacerser contre Egtidce Unidas, one en Cebdeze del Cepitslinas. o1 pela que erralis en osu cure al grenr Joreg Wechirotoay trrtan neladtern fe le liverted 7 de Vc fustictls que shore 6 aver- esrnzerfer te san cn@errog comeetriotes sor gu pastle mirided ente el eqnentijp moagenvits, sues autren scaberdedos tenis humbllgeloo yo ule treje @e Ruais yue he encgrrectéo villrerndioazmente La gecrosanta Dpoc~ tring Monrac, ue atrors fuera argullo del pueblo emericens y ROlLdo beation Ce americs Lretins contre le cedicle y trvesion eel viejo Mun- do,- Sores yoce, ese Doctrina, como irepa de lymurdicle olosteeda y escecnecidg cee el Comuntions cor Faig BEAG ra }Que verSienzs gers los al- tivas construc tores de le grep Neclon del Murdo! Despertec aigron hte jos de &mertes y exicid eGritec & ‘Le Ozstniazgcian de Eatedos jnerics- ros el.inmedizte bleyuco “tatel de Cuba, 7 que se edvicrta clerencnte a Rusia que vo le tenenoa, ¥ Que sere abatido cuslgules evion y hun ido Cuclquicr eutcarkno 9 beren que irtente vinler cl bloqueo; 7 que, a 4 yu gi quiere ln Guerce muclecr, le den le vertej. de emreserle ye, pero que le repyerslie cere sin méegericordic, heste saubyuserls tote Imente.~ Eso debels haces temblen por ls erense y resin de tode Vz Nezignu, con lea tertidusnkre de vercer; 3 pis nto jc bre pec, Libertad y gustiele en tada el munda, gorgue Rusti: syederte sir lz meroy teflvenets tnterne- eloticl, {noferatyz., pacque yegee Laefanéirfs micto, con tade el gederfo pelican de les raciones lttres attre an esbeze.- Y,polorle el Dioa On- rivotcatel 14.90000 RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE DAP ST ded Communinations Center 2G Four Want Sire utegot, Now Yorn 19. NY w¥L? ‘SIN November 24, 1964 Br. DeWitt C. Aaughtry Dade County Medical Association 2 Coral Way Miami, Florida Dear Dr. Daughtry: : This letter will serve to confirm the change in schedule of the "El Medico y Usted” program carried over WRUL. Effective Monday, November 30, we will begin carrying your programs on Mordsy, Wednesday and Friday. . This change is reflected in the revised contract which is enclosed. ase sign all four copies end return to this office for countersignature. Insofar as billings are concerned, this change will be reflected in your December bill. Our invoice -to you for November broadcasts reflected the change prematurely, bit you will find enclosed an additional : invoice (No. 1389) covering the additional programs . carried during the last two weeks of November. This invoice is for $607.50, Thank you for your continued interest in our station, and we look forward to serving your interests. Lys RWG/rdb Encl, AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLOWIDE 14-00000 Sterna sce ee ett Ae eee teas meres eOme IGE MOF ELag wT Beweeemne mee ie ANNE Tine ateats cma emt ethene Pay fon BROADCAST AGREEMENT RADIO SEB OLOHA BOR OREDE, ERRLT WUM SE SER UNA IS WY A DIVEMON OF INTRAVA TIONAL EDUC ARON AL BRUUAL ANEING CORPORATION REVISED (REVISED) DADE COUNTY MEDICAL SUCIETY (EL MEDICO Y USTED) AND RADIO NEW YORK WORLDV IDE LATIN AMERICA LANGE AGE SPANISH TIME OF BROADCAST TrISEM, ei] TARGET AREA OS" O LENCTU OF BROADCAST_%_ ROVE _ pays. Me oP TMS PUR WEEKS STARTING DATE Mon Now 30 4 ic: a A AUG, 663 oral anoane acts 208” ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS: CONTRACT DATED JULY 8, 1964, REVISED TO SHOW THREE BROADCASTS PER WEEK, SAME PRICE CONTINUES, WITH INVOICES TO BS SUBMITTED MONTHLY IN ADVANCE AND ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE SY THE SPONSOR. THIS CONTRACT MAY BE CANGELLED BY EITHER THE CLIENT OR THE STATION UPON (1) ONE MONTH'S WRITTEN NOTICE IN ADVANGE, KATES NU WARE OF BROADCASTS 3 station CHARGE TALENT CONE SERVICE ONE BROADCAST OTHER CHARGES TOTAL PRICE a ae 2p. e8| LLL ss03.75] qo SS Pee tener | 36 Leos Agency Commission: 19% of Station Charge 1 DATE. RY | ene He AES YORK TORE DR INE DATE BY... a ee _ SHUNZOR OM AGESCY 14,0000 nn emeralds an sa “< vid a DADE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 2 Coral Way Miami, Florida 33131 Tetephone FRanklin 1-260! Novembor 16, 1964 Wr. Rzlph Brent Radio New York Worldwida - WRUL, . : 4 Weat 58th Etreet - : New York 19, New York Dear Mr. Brent: Under the terma of ovr agreement with you, wa hereby wish to advise you that beginring 1 December 1964 we desire to reduce the number of the "Medico y Jated"' broadcasts from six per week to three per week. if pocatble, wo would Nika to retain the Monday, Wednesday and Friday time slote. If this is not possible, our second preference would be for a Tuecday, Thursday and Saturday echedule. Thank you very much for your cooperation In this matter. We look forward to continued collaboration with you in theoe mattera of mutual interost. Sincerely youra, ne aon AX “fe Gey DeWitt C. Daughtry, M. D. President DCN/Ip' ce: Ray E. Millard, Vice President & General Manager Caribbosn Management & Service Corp. ,Inc., Sulte 619 - Dupont Plaga Certer 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way Miami, Florida 14-00000 nit —_ . Le I ah Rate 2 annem: prose ; LAGO, VICENTE /OR/ ay 319-006-050/03 Ji SEX M_OUB ? Ur GA~1299 7 OC 63 C1T CUBA. Pi3: : OCC DOCTOR : | 4 CUBA 7 DEVCTES HIMSELY EXCLUSIVELY TO HIS PRO- J FESSION. CONTACT OF 201332675. mo i H * + ob tee ’ . . . . vo te: (te or . BL So, oo FLO INQERL ONY, VICENTE’ 2 ‘ LAGO PEREDA, VICE re 015-500 SEX M DOB Fa Get CIT CUBA PI RE INFO ON MILITIA SOV ENCAMPMENTS, f DON SEP 62,0 2 urG 201669 ’ t 6 " "fe Li Seb 7 FLO INDEX, SAL, LAGO PERECA, VICANTE /oa./ . 019-CC9-5 7 SEX M DOB ? VEGA-GIJ27° For, CIT CUCA pp no CC 2 MEMBER OF CUBAN AUTHENTIC REVOLUTION PARTY ON EXILE. /EX-REPRESENTANTEY ' FLE INDEX ONLY : ee. ween 2369 821. 1, : 4 AIMBUD- eeu pt we 2 Preeteper BES fs ont ‘ . oo? 1 ¢. a : . Me foe to 7 , pen ptm to t “F ae a | ony *“eqng ut (9ud) 43202 Axronoy3ny 5 *ojuty AVUZANI oN “eqny uy (dud) Aopesy aazqoy : *ojyury AGYZMI on 442404 AxvUOTzNTOAay ueqng 344 go _ -OA8Y UBQn) 313 Jo TyOUNOD BATWIITD Jo “aq 29 90q TT e-¥/€-S-61 O3U90TA ‘eparag ODT 29 99q Ir 2-2/8-S-61 i | (4a) aguaor, *‘epasag OOVT ad 14-0000 5 A ee ee oe sae ee er ee [ taco Pereda, Dr. Vie Yee 19-6 -63/3 | AMCOG-3 Ops 3 ) 15 Apr 63, Rot Friend of AMCOG-3 and source report. Ex-=-Con- gressman, Medical doctor, Former local chief of Health for City of Habana, Autentico Party. , wa ere ey sae { ‘ teat ee cee ce ee eed te G reda, Vicente (D,.) 19-5-3/4-94 Vol IV BAGO Poreday °r ANOT 84 Rpt i ! 7 | . 5 Feb 62 1 General Practioner, and ex congressman (louse of Representatives} from 50-54, and ex Local Chief of Health for City of Mavana from 44-50, Prominent member of the Partido Revolucionario Cubmo Autentico. Now in Cuba LAGO Pereda, Vicente | 19-5-3/4-g AA~757 ' 21 Sep 62 14-0000 Ns “LAGO PERECA, VICENTE TORS - : - | 201433585) ~" Powe SEX M 008 C 08 WAVE -07392 UBA oo 13 NOV 63 £17 CUBA 2} ; Oce MEDICAL . _4 CUBA, HAVANA, VIGORA P tANRO |. GENERAL PRACTIONER. Excconcnesouune 3 | reeAt CHIEF OF EALTH CITY OF HAVANA 44.50, ; RPA’ LUC JONAR LO : SP ccatt ht hnaSten Aa coe a. 4: ISTRY. ANTI<CASTRO AN - . US. TEL NO NI0NW2, ew PRO = . _ Tree ee vi te (Dr.) 19-5-3/4-2 Vol VIT . LAGO Pereda, Vicen begeare, 8 May 62 In House of Representatives 1950/54, Health Chief for City of Habana 1944/50, jeading AUTENTICO mem-er. = i . a we ee ee ee t a LAGO-Psreda, Dr; Vicente 19-6-63/3-2 AMCOG=-3 OPS VOL IT August 63 Report A haan A ces Source of information of AMCOG-3¢ fa ok athens . a Fore (44) 1197 " ORIG.: .s EXT. PE /CAPOBOEG: s0p CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 268 4. 14 GGT 04 + DISTR. | - SP pe - os lm. ; REG RR - gio rot 1 imivtas@ | OTe. NUMBER fi, DEFERRED =» i PRIORITY | | Ho OPERATIONAL | initincs | PB ROUTINE | | “ieamEDIATE |_| T INFO, CITE MTT : ° pra . VAVE Wea ; @YPIC anTIGH . i REFS! 4, UDTGA 12009 ' B, BAYS 1308 | . INTEH? 1. AS RESULT QEVILY EADIO OPY FRAN REDUCE AYgUD-3 PRoGaal BOTH AMTHIGH AND JMHOSZ TO THULE FINES UERK BEGINNING OSE DECEMBER, PREFER ANTHIGH SCAZDULE ALYEQUATE DéYS PLAaHAPS BON, WED AND Fat, FOk COVER PUBPOSKS JILL HAVE SPOUSOZIAG ASSCCIATION (LUG a) BEND LETTER ANCOUD=1 STATING ABOVE PER COETEACT. 2. ALSO WISH CANCEL ARTHIGH CLACK BAOADCAST AUSHADY<1 PROORAH 48 OF ONE HOVENREM. aHSUADY-1 HO’ BAS SSTABLISHED gEPUTATION AND RECEIVING GOOD COVEHAGZ IDEW B AED J4E0P3, PAaUSENT UPILITY awtuicy BROADCASY LIUETED DUE HEXYMSTKNEIEOURIRZER BLACK TAANEUISSION, ASD NO INDICATION AUTHIGH BROADCAST HZAQD PRAUKEN PROBABLY PARTIAULY OUR PACT CABHOT PUBLICIZE Iv, 3. BEOEST BCS ADVISE AVCOUP=1 CANCELLATION AMSHADY*1 BSOADCAST ’ AHD ALERSE TO FOSTHCOUIGG CHANGS ABUD-3 PaOCRAG. i RED OP SES-aaGH | : sa Jj Br. Gacur le EBECLODED FRO AUTOAATIC | OURGIADING AND DIXLASSIFICATIO’. BAMES ha FROST ER O8S RIT ANDRE Sra REIEER OUTGOING 14-0000 tear 1304 - ; (4) ae Oe ~~ wm ONG: 7, < 2U/CAPORONG: sep Xt: : oo * CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: D 35 0CS«S 14 ocT 64 ISTR.e whe PPLE cpt ; | 8 BRcB Ean i TPMey 21 "ed wenn ee |_| DEFERRED priority | | i i 7 OPERATIONAL ed | a ROUTINE i IMMEDIATE | | . TO INFO, cre “Eva 3ia . BAVE NUMBER ened TyPIC awTAIGEIGS ger: GAyx IOENTIPIES: A. DADE COUS¥YY MEDICAL ASSCCIATION, B. STATION wate, END OF HESS202_ 1 QS0UP 2 = EXCLUOED FRG AUTOMATIC DORZEHADING ‘AED DECLAGSTIP ICATION. we 7 , \ Gover Br. isle) TING OFFICERS WNCE AT AREAEER B BLESS IRA ON ANDREW ELAR BTEGRAER \ QUTGOING ane 14-po000 fa se eee DISPATCH | [Joma anne Uaieft of _Stakion, JSHVAVE xx NO INDEXING REQUIRED 7 CMLY QUALIFIED DESK INFO. __Chied let of Eta tion, Bucnos Aires CAN SLUDGE INDEXING FROIA 7 — oo as ADCKWH/EA __ oY MICKOPIUM ouaecT “DYVOUR PBRUMEH TO ._trace Reply 9 tee te eee teens eeneeemee ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED: None, FYE REFERENCE: UFGA 13844 There ave no identifiable Headquarters traces on the Subject of reference. van wy) tet O DUMPED KENT L. POLLOCK Distribution: Orig. & 2 - JEWAVE 2~ COS, Buencs Aires _ TT OISPATCH SYA BcaAnD SABER OATE CROSS REFERENCE TO 5 AUG OFS FILE NUMBER C¥GH--4131 CLASSIFICASIO f= gg Pf — 201-284635 14-0000 a - PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH MARKED roa CLANS, ______ Deputy Chief, FH/SA. _—- eee On rae | ___ Chief of Station, Buenos Alren.. __ LMCROFL See Sst DYVOUR/PDROHEN __Mario Cegar *SUARBZ Nelson 2 ACTION ROQURCO - ROPERENCES, Action Required: _ FYI Reference: WFGA~16844 BIOQBEN reported that Mario Cezar ®SUAREZ Nelson was 4 eandidate for provinctal deputy on the Conservative Party ticket in the 23 February elections, but was defeated. Ho information was availabla, from BIGBEN files, regarding Subject 's political ideology. Frederick C. NIND Ww Distribution: | 2 = JMVAVE | 2 - DC/WH/SA \ GROUP 1 | Excluded from Automatic i downgrading and : declassification 2 - Files BEUhligh: ghf REFERENCE TO 23 § August 1964 canon Te — TGS FE NUMBER ' ga 4-9-14 F| i 14.90000 _Chief of Station, Buenos Atres Geputy Chief, WH/SA _Chiet of Station, JeWAyR etc) DYVOUR/PSRUAEN ____Hequest for Tsaces_ oan Mario Cesar.*SuAviZ Neleom oo ACTION REQUIRED REFLAINCED AK: Seo Para 3 X. Iden, who hendles a JMVAVE spossored raaio prograa replied to Fidel Castro's charges of germ warfare ageioat the United States. Kis replies were based on the scientixic impossibility of germ warfare being carried on as described vy the Castro regime plus speculation that thia sight have been an effort on Castro's part to cover up nlave he might have for exterminating part of the Cuban population by means of gexm or gas warfare, 2, Shortly after these broadcasts, Iden received a letter from Bucnos Sires dated 11 Juae frow Bario Cesar 2UABEZ Nelson referring te these broadexsts. SUAKEZ said he had not heard snything about the Cegtro charges and requested that Iden send him the text of the charges, plus the couplete text of Iden's reply to game. SUAREZ said he had not bad time to hear the entire brerdcast, SUAREZ gave his address as : Alsina 7753, Tandil, Provincia de Buenos Aires, I j ! 3. JHUAVYE hee no traces on BUAREZ, We would apprecinte any information Staticn Buenos Aires might huve on thia individual. The rather demanding tone craployed by SUATEZ in the letter and bis requeet for cesplete detuiia lead ua to : believe that he right be more than an individual with a casual terest in the Cuban problem. Se havo instructed Iden not to angwer the letter in question until further notice, Andrew K. RBUTEMAN Attachment: o/c Iden List Bistribution: __. 3 - COS, Buenos Aires w/att OATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED 2 = DC/WEA/SA w/att 17 July 64 ) GROSS REFERENGE TG” Ny TS PATCHY Eviege AND NUMBER t cae StS r) \ [ See i UFGA~16844 en HEADQUARTERS FRE NUMBER (CL ASSIFICATIGN, SECRET y 203- | OFFICE - OFRCER . - TYPIST { 1 RI Chrono PY ALICE B. 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TO INFO, az Cite Caan TaNeen iva WYSUR Por uath nN a! 2 t rw tid er ~ Tuhee Oke ASTORIA BAO buh OF 8b354 2 i a j Veeuy doe cacsuded tren aulowstic civarretina and declsspillesthorn. , : i eae Hy } . i ’ fi COORDINATING OFFICERS 5 : i AUTHENTIBA ne OFFICER neato SEAMING OF CET ° o OUTGOING 7 . ‘ s + . ama ony ‘ 4 » 14-0000 4 d = ee fe Leeortac Thdied STL ‘icdice 3 ested" andre, Adele Lunes 2 3» 750 Varicos, Flebdctrorbosis y Tromborleitis Kartes 3 6 752 Linfangitis y Linfodera Mdercoles % # 252 ® a Jueves 5 # 253 Preraturidad Viernes 6 # 2h ° Sabado 7 8 255 * Lures 9 #@ 256 Retardo rental \ Naertos io # 257 ; * " : Mdercoles UR # 252 Desarrollo y Desenvolvimiento del nifie Jueves 12 -¥ «259 " ® 0 Viernes 13 # 260 ® n " Sabado Ww 8 261 2 “ " Lunes 16 #8 262 ® b ” artes 17 # 263 4 " " iMlevesles 18 4 264 a ; " " Jneves 19 # 265 Contestando carta : Vierres a # 266 sl " Sabudo 21 8 267 ‘ ” ; Lunee 23) #@ 268 Sobre xiguncs problemas nsicologices en los nifins a ttee 2a ¢ 269 " " ® _* # uisrecles 25 #6 270 n = " " a) Jiusves 26 2 FL " " ' " “ Viernes 2? 8 27a intexteacton per 21 Plomo Sainte a re) ° " Luses RO 8 27h) Intexieacton por al Plone y por Salicilato 14-0000 1 Programa Radial "EL MEDICO Y USTED* Octubre, 1964 1 Jueves # 223 Neuralgias y Nouritis 2 Viernes # 22% & " 3 Sabsdo g 225 Sindrome Yorbro-Mano. Hernia de Disco % Luneg #226 Neuralgia dol Trigenino 6 Kartes # 227 " 4 . 7 Miercoles # 228 " e 8 Jueves # 229 | Enfisema Pulvonar 9 Viernes # 230 a" a 10 Sabado # 231 " e 12 Lunes ¢ 232 Consgicert siones sobre Alorgia 13 vartes # 233 " " " 14 Mlercotes # 234 Brornfuitis Asmatica 15 Jueves £ 235 " “ 16 Viernes g 236 a " 17 Sabado # 237 bid " 19 Lunes # 238 Bronqguiectasia : 20 artes # 239 " ; 21 Miercoles # 240 nr 22 Jueves # 241 Aleonoliszo 23 Viernes # 242 & 2% Sabado # 243 " 26 Lunas @ aby " 27 wartes # 2u5 . 28 Miercoles # 246 " A 29 Jueves $247 Cartas \ 30 Viernes $ 2438 Cartas i 31 Sabado # 249 Varices, Fiebotronbosis y Tromberiebitis 14-0000 ve rene Septienbre 2, " 2, i] 8, " 22, " 28, tf 299 ty 29, Cartas recibidag para el Program 19m 1964 196% 196% 196 1064 196% "EL HEDICO ¥ USTED" Honduras Cuba El Sauce, Nicaragua Bl Sauca, Nicaragua Coban, Guatomala Camaguey, Cuba Cruces, Las Villas 14-0000 wo ON wn fF Ww HD Ee 9 MD we Be fe ot Be ope NH ODO oy aa ee bE 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 Lartes Viercoles Jueves Viornes Ss bado Lunes Martes Nlercolea Jueves Viernsa Sabado Lunes Hartes Miereoles Jueves Viernes Sabado Lunes Martes Miersoles Jueves Viarnes &, bade Luneg VYartes Ktlercoles B. ugrama Radial "Bl dedico y USTED* Dr. Macco Mas de Soeptienbre #197 Careneiae Nutricionales y Vitaminicas I # 198 _# - a ® qY # 199 ® ad ad rit 9200 Ataques Convuisives : # 201 8 " 4% # 202 ad Lid oes #203 Apendicttis I # 204 - — iz #205 Enfermedaces de 2a Glanéula Firoida I. #206 id ” 1 # 207 * " _* Tir # 208 id " e, iv # 209 " : bid a v #210 Enfermedacas del Tiroide. TIROIDITIS Tf @ 211 id “ . ad iL #212 Enfermedades de la Tiroide I # 223 ” " II #214 " 2 Iiz #215 Cuidades y atenciorss que debe toner la Mujer E::barazadae # 216 n cf a % t] IZ # 217 a f] a of " Liz # 218 " a e a a ba # 219 Co) a _f ) s Vv # 220 ® C] C] " « vz # 222 ToSenia Gravidiva | #222 = oO iI 14-0000 crtes racibi as prrs 61 frovrena "LL Ruovice Y JsTooet — naecneents Satieheieneed eeeememaenel 2 Agosto 2, 1064 Corcezal, Fuerte Rico agosto 1], 1664 Leiquetia, Jenesusla agosto 12, 1¢6 Cornzal, Fuerte Atco . agcesto 13,5 196t; Salcedo, Repudlica Doudinicana agoste Le, 196k San Andres Isla agosto 2°, 1964 itana, ombs Agoste 26, 1064 Rio Cebslle, Agesto 31, 1064 Clege do Avila, Comagney, Cuba, wo 14-0000 Peeprarscion del mes Agosto REL MEOLCO Y USTED® 2 Sabsdco Dre Maceo # 171 Menin;itis If 3 Lunes "7 @ 192 Menineitia ITI & Meustes " # =6173 Meninaitis IV © ‘Mieresles " 2 174 Meningitis Aseptica ® Joeves ” w 1° Mlastenia Crave 7 Viernes " # 176 " ” II 8 Sabade " #47 " " Tig 20 Lunas " #¢ 178 Rewaturia T 21 Usptes ” # 179 " re¢ 32 Milerecics n # 130 Purvura Tf 23 Jueves ” #@ 181 Purrura If Vs Viernes ® # 182 ilemefilia I 15 *sshace nf 183 " It 27 «Lunes " 13h " Iii 2% ‘jlartes i # 185 Belarnsin 19 Mierccles " # 185 Hemiplecia I 26 Jueves " # 1a7 " Ir 2] «4Vierres " # 188 " IIz 22 S8sbado ; " # 129 «|. Iv eB Lunes " # 190 " v 25 Bartes " # 1c2 " VI 26 iilerceles ° # 19° Estonatitiy 27 Jueves " # 393 Uleera Pertiea (errta) 22 Viernes " # es snfarto (earta) 23 «Sanado " # 19% Diabetes. (s2rat) 32 Lunes " # 166 Prostata (carta) 14-0000 Fieceotes Jueves Viernes Saba do Lines Martes Niercotes Juve s Viernes Sa Sado Lungs Miereoolos duUcvas Viernes Sabado Lunes fartes Miarcoles Jueves Viernes “abado Lunes Martes , Miercoles _ Jueves Viernes ™~ Dre Dr. Pre Dre Dr. Dr. Dre Dr. Dr. Lceo # ith uy # 16 #149 # 144 # Ne # 150 #151 -_ & futancs II rij t Tetanos IIT Neumenitis ‘Iveoler I w a T T " " Til Curtase Caclorosis multiplal. ” " u II Mebre amarilla Lefroptosis Yaeunacion TI i Iz " III " iV " y Paralisis facial I w . " I I Yomitos 1 n JI I " VII " 1v ” y Cefalea I " II s T I I " Iv Ciatica wenegitis, Anatomia I 14-0000 4 we ta Junio 1 Lunes Dr. ve Ja Vora # 120 qQuerstitls bulosa “ 2 Luartes br. Yoceo # le] No tras: itide. Cartas # 43 Lerecles Dr. Uaceo #122 Bromquitis ° oa . _ % Jueves Dr Berach #123 Enfermedades Seu " 5 Viernes ir, " # 12% " " " 6 cathedo Ure " #125 " " > s % Lunes or. " #126 " 0 “ 9° Vartes or. #1297 6 " # 19 Llerccles Ur. Kaneo 128 Guerra bactericlogica 120 " " y at e OF a 11 Jueves t 12 Stornes. Lr, Eenaen TAO ALLE GO CL AVION A La “43 Salado br, Benach ; jaben Ge geelt™ ePow ® 15 Lunes Dr. Kaceo #336 Cancer 4 4 iMartes Dre " #131 " “ 17 4(‘tereoles Ur. " # 132 " n 14° neves Dr. " f 123 " " 19 «Viernes wr. Li-c8o # 13% Saranpion I a 20 Sahedo Gr. " # 135 " It " @2 Lures Ure " #136 ‘Yaricela " 23 Uartes Lr. " #137 Foliorelitis I » 24 Ltercoles Ur. 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G5 Clentriogia Gf Sestroenteritis 97 Faluditsmo I & 9¢ Feindismn IZ 2 99 tsteuurtritis 160 " ial sid 362 Metieinn ocupacional 263 iZszenismo iG Zaturrnismo 109 Cartas 324 Certas, sifilis,artritis 197 ey n iI 10% Iurenueteosis, Carta 17S -spatitis viral, Carta 2G Falecras sobre la fecha lli Yasereu osis en Ganado ¥. 312 Tattreulosis en Ganado Y, 1130 2nfercedades aviartiaes 11s Aftecsa LES ad 136 » 117 4 Ghedszicn 118° Beciritis pignentaria 11¢ Desprendiriento retinal 14-00000 ———$—amemmscmmemanncapinnstithatitiinabeiicatal Bi'ipils 4 Didic) toe. Oo DN HW FW DH 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 25 27 28 29 30 bilercoles Jueves Viernes Sabado Lunes Martes ilercoles Jueves Viernes 3abado Lunes Martes Miercoles Jueves Viernes Sabado Lunes Martes Mlercoles Jueves Viernes Sabado Lunes artes MLercoles Jueves Dr > Dr. Dry br, Gre or. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr, Dre Dr. gaces - 68 brfas Aivoarl*’e #€ 69 " dd # 70 ad ad #7 Pea w. #72 Alonso Feetmonic# 73 ad * # Ft Cesar Lusunes #¢ 75 Maceo # 76 ® #77 Benach #78 ® # 79 7 # 30 id # G ” # 82 Maced # 33 Laceo # & tnees # 55 Maceo # C6 Raceo # 3 Iaceo g 83 De lea Vega # 29 be.la Vega # 90 De Ja Vega * §1 De la: Vega # $2 -Lugones #93 Prastorros de 1a vog Desarrollo emocional nifo a bs | Ld a ry " " a) ‘ tJ n in gota a n Denticicn wee Nononucleosis infecciosa Amebiasis Ginecologia u Ty a " Cartas Cartas Yuberculosis I Tuberculosis I1 Saberculosis III Tuberculosis IV Estrabismo Glaucoma Catarata Desprendinianto retinal Cd-ntologia 14-0000 7 ees -fZO 2 Lunes Dr. itaveo # 45 Keuritis I " 3 lartes " # 46 Neuvitis II " 4% ‘4ercoles " # 47 Atrofia muscular progresiva " 5 Jueves " # 48 Tetanos " 6 Viernes " # 49 > Desnutricion a " 7 Sabado # 5O Fie re reumrica " 9 Lusegs " # Sl Fiebre reumstica & " 10 Martes # 52 " _ 11 Miercoles ¥ 53 " 12 Jueves " # 5% Acromia R " 13 Viernes " # 55 Radiclogia I n 14% Sabado " # 56 Radiologia iI " 16 Lunes " # 57 Avitaminosis R " 17 Heartes " # 58 Varices n 18 ifferceles " # 59 Angina de pecho R " 19 Jueves Dr.Alonso # 60 Artritis reucvatcidea " 20 Viernes Dr. Alonso # 61 " " " 21 Sabadco Dr.Alonso # 62 " au " 23 Lunes Dr.Gzlez # 63 Anticonceptivos " 24 artes Dr. uaceo # 64% Pneurctorax " 25 wHercoles " # 65 Obesidad R " 26 Jueves geqyavoAet . ” 27 Viernes “ " 28 Sabado " 30 ©Lunes Dr. Kena # 66 Enferredades bucales 31 Martes Dr.Haces # 67 Trastornos de la voz 14-00000 MN wm Fw He eee aol ie DO FE oO te! wW 14 Sabadeo Lunes " Lertes Miercoles Jueves Viernes Sabado Lunes Martes lidercoles Jueves Viernes Sahado Liierecles Jueves Viernes Eertes Liierecles Jueves Viernes Sabado Dr. laceo La Po a a a a a a a a Sn 2b Le) as Desrutriction Obe sidad Uleera hepatica Obstruecion intestinal Litiesis renal Pancreatitis Tosferina Asne Sehock Purasitismo Hivertension arterial Influenza acronia Osteomielitis Erisirela Brucelosis Anemia ~ Leucenia Tetericia Dermatitis alergica Fietre ararilla Constipacion Alcohr-lisno Erenguitis Bezemnas TON re nee tw oo DEAE dai aati ninennes ein Meee mere + teint seme tue op ne ee Ne ogee gs * gees wieroe 10 t ii] Viernes - Sateco Lunes lartes lilerevles Jueves Viernes tiierecles Jueves Viernes Sakada Lunes MNartes ain ‘. Haceo © it n wW W ti Se 3 +. N DW HN FF Ww to So 10 me 12 13 ah _ a9 mu | pty Inarureeton Castroentaritis Asma Sarenpion, Yaricela, Culebrilla Pollorelitis angina ce Pecho Difterda Aavtritis ras D PEP Caleulos nepaticog Paludismo Rabita Lepra Alcohrlisno Cirresis henatica 14-0000 Cartas recibidas para el programa "EL LEDICe Y USTED" Enero. 20, 1964 | Habana, Cuba Enero 29, 1964 Tampa, Florida . Enero 31, 1964 . Sancti Spiritus, LV. Febrero 08, 1564 Coneayaguela, Eondurag Febrere 9, 1964 Agramonte, Uatensas Febrero 27, 1964 Choluteca, Honduras Febrero 29, 1964 Santiago de Cuba, oriente Marzo 1, 196% Choluteca, Honduras Marzo 9, 1964 Colorado de Chansares, Costa Rica Marzo 11, 1964 Cartagena, Colonbdia Marzo 16, 196% Pinar el Kio, Cuba: Marzo 21, 1964 Barranquilla, Uclombia Ma>zo 23, 1964 Liverpool, Inglaterra Marzo 24, 1964 Mexico — Marzo —- 29 1964 Costiiia, Colerbia Abril 1, 1964 Guana jay, Pinar del Rio Abril. 2, 1964 Santa Barhara, Yordurag Abril 7,5 196% PRAM ESTAR, APU BAD. Abril 11, 1964 Sahagun, Cordova, Sclombia : Abrii 19, 1964 Santa Earbara, Ecndures . Abril 29, 1964 Santiago de Cube, Oriente i Abril 29, 1064 Tampa, Florida i Abril 28, 1964 Habana, Cuba Mayo ky 195 Habaha, Cuba Mayo 1, 1964 Pereira Caldas, Coluuwbla : Mayo Be 1964 Puerto Cortes, Yonduras : Mayo > 1964 Savannah, Ceorgia ! Mayo 5, 1964 Tundador, Guatensla ' : Mayo 8, 1964 Masaya, Nicoragua Mayo 15, 1964 Habana, Cuba i Meyo 18, 1964 Tampa, Florida Mayo 27, 1964 Maiquetin, VENECUELA Junio 1], 1964 Rincom, Puerto Rice Junio 95 1964 Santa Ana, San Salvador : Junio 11, 1964 H1 Callao, Venecusla Junio 18, 1964 Puerto Cortez, ‘endurag Jiinio 28, 196+ Guatemala i Junio 23, 196) Costilla i Colonbia ! ennto .° 22, 164% Velledurar b c. leombia H Junis 255 1964 Oexaca, Maxico j Junio 25, 196% Colombia Junio 28, 1964 Tegucigalpa, Honéuras Junio 29, 1564 San Salvador Julio 7, 196% Honduras 1 NAA hae eo Ce teeny tet so) 14-0000 roma 1304 . 144 ' O81G.: PR/FLUTIEO/pgs ; ext: STR "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 32 JAN 64 "DISTR: BRECRET : [ac ar or as FILE: HIE Les : | CLA SBI ILA TION . rr es { t tera PRIORITY OEFERRED . -. meni OPERATIONAL “baits RER ROUTINE =! | “IMMEUIATE _! no tavenes To DIR INFO. 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104-10247-10037.pdf
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| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | RETURN TO GIA, Background Use Only h na Do Not Reproduce _ = Le &. — a ; 8 ee 2 _ acute ‘AND/OM INITIALS - SEEN OF i “SEARS :¢h- — eas cork: 2. 4 &- _— [ef ge. > $061/1255 . OJ ens ao [= 0 x0 more ewer eee meen edema emmewenen = a hn nae wae CERO oyster rere trips rrr rok ek ois ae . “ ye "S$ ECRET ee os 092 Qizkied _ 4 ve Fprronity GanexD, MEXICO CITY, WH/MIAME - TYPIC AMCHALK REF; DIRECTOR 00402 . ; 1. AT HQS REQUEST WODISH CONTACTED "BROTHER-IN-LAW" Tee MENTIONED PARA 1 REF 9 MAY. TURNS OUT THIS INDIVIDUAL, DR. MARTIN PELLA, FORMERLY A REGULAR WODISH (SOURCE), Is NOT GUIN'S BROTHER-IN-LAW, PELLA TOLD WODISH FOLLOWING: HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW, FELIX SUAREC (AS RECEIVED FROM WODISH), DEFECTED MEXICO ABOUT ONE MONTH AGO, HE IS THE ONE HOLED w ) IN A MEXICO CITY HOTEL, THOUGH THIS TIME PELLA DID. NOT MENTION THE PANUCO, PELLA SAYS SUAREC, TOLD HIM BY PHONE /7) THA COMANDANTE RAMON GUIN HAD HELPED HIM GET OUT OF CUBA, SUAREC HaD BEEN WITH "MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY ON PROJECT pow COMPUTER COMPILATION OF MILITARY AND INDUSTRIAL FIGURES W ICH BEING PROGRAMMED INTO SOME SYSTEM DEALING WITH TRADE AGREEMEN SUAREC HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN WITH "PETROLEUM INSTITUTE." SUAREG ALLEGEDLY TOLD PELLA THAT HE THINKS GUIN ALSO WANTS TO LEAVE 5 5 ‘ COUNTRY "BUT DOESN'T HAVE THE MEANS". ese | ; 2 ; rh) copy Pee dara ; COORDINATING OFFICERS = C Maa te y RELEASING OFFICER SECRET taxheded haerdahaer lad aurmeariCaTina et REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S FROHIBITED. coPr NO. 2d _ 14-0000 MESSAOR FORE TOTAL COs: | SECRET ~ ° ua: wit: te ate: : uM 13 . ABLE SECRETARIAT DUECUNATION Shs nomorn [J etrvan to — - ce aman ; Qleacen, & eae 1 —-Rhigp TERS one w commana -— — a F es ee ee ee het 4 7 _jof eae. va. E (claseitication) . 4 ‘qaate and tine fled} 0 peterente perry SECRET — CITE DIRECTOR Oe 0 V: ° © pace Two 2. RECHECK REF PARA 2 VISA REQUEST SHOWS RAMON TOMAS GUIN DIAZ'S ADDRESS AS “IN CUBA", WITH HIS WIFE, MARGARITA MARIA EMILIA (ARENAL) VEGA, IN SPAIN. HOWEVER, ‘STILL APPEARS CE TO TRAVEL OF RAMON GUIN ARENAL(WHICH REPORTED AS” MAY PERTAIN TO SUBJ, THOUGH COULD: REFEREN "INTENDED" )PER PARA 5 REF AS OF MARCH 66 SUBJ WAS REPORTED TO HAVE HOWEVER 4 Bis] Bl 4) ai ALSO BE HIS SON. ‘TWO CHILDREN (SEX UNKNOWN) BY HIS WLFE DAISY (1.NU). LATION OF FLOWER “MARGARITA", SO HQS HAS NO TRACES ~- NOTE DAISY IS ENGLISH TRANS WAS POSSIBLY NICKNAME OF MARGARITA ARENAL, MARGARITA OR DAISY ARENAL OR ON ARENAL'S FATHER VICENTE WHO ~ PER VISA REQUEST RESIDES LOS ANGELES. ° HMMA 36756 REPORTED ONE FELIX ‘SUAREZ MORE TRAVELLED - 3. PELLA'S REPORT CUBA-MEXICO 5 MARCH €9 ON CUBAN PP 130637. INDICATES SUARE€ MAY BE OF DEBRIEFING INTEREST.’ PELLA ALSO IN DENVER, AND SENATOR DOMINICK OF COLORADO BELIEVE SUAREZ 1s SAID SUARE€ HAS SON ATTEMPTING ARRANGE SUAREG'S ENTRY INTO U.S. IDEN WITH FELIX (SUAREZ) MORE, CITED IN UFGA 26404, 25 NOV 66. S DISPATCH FORWARDED DEBRIEFING REPORT OF FORMER M COORDINATING OFFICERS baleded bes extemal um tc AUTHENTICATING troncrosivn ont OFFICER es a COP WO. -~nueuee ININD -nevne THI RELEASING OFFICER REPRODU JN BY OTHER THAN TH4E ISSUING OFFICE PROHIBITED. nen ee re nome Soom em meee ROUTING AND/OM INITIALS © STEN BY ROVENG AND ‘ON IES SS —easimcae S.ECRET (date and time Tiled) ; CITE DIRECTOR Oo Sd } °° 0 PAGE: “THREE ; 1 BM PROGRAMMER .WHO SAID SUAREZ MORE, DOB CIRCA 1916, HAD SON. IN U.S. AND WAS PROGRAMMER AT "DIRECCION DE SISTEMAS Y ORGANIZACION" OF MININD. 4. VIEW ALL APOVE, BELIEVE MEXICO CITY CAN FORGET ABOUT GUIN DIAZ. WOULD APPRECIATE (MADRID) STATION, EITHER THROUGH @ikercit on STATION OFFICER USING(EMBASSY Cove) ATTEMPT ARRANGE ROUTINE INTERVIEW WITH ARENAL PEGGED TO VISA REQUEST. GUIN'S TRIAL WAS WIDELY PUBLICIZED, OUR IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE IS ASCERTAIN GUIN'S CURRENT STATUS AND INTENTIONS, AND ACCOUNT as” FOR ‘WHY MAN SENTENCED ‘asagal YEARS NOW APPARENTLY. OUT OF JAIL ,. AND APPARENTLY CONTEMPLATING BEING ABLE EXIT CUBA. C/WH/COG —_— WH/1 p , cele £/1B/S CLA#. Cae wH/sao i. Ye Seengte OLC MR. APPLE (IN DRAFT) oat re SHERWOOD ’ C/E/FL/CI Sa WILLIAM. Vv, BROE cocapind’ Orricens ; C/WHD RELEASING OFFICER | SECRET | [as he event | aurmenTicaTiNg REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. cory wa. ee nm RS ES A REI RS # A A 5
104-10247-10064.pdf
14-00000 .104- ~ 04-10247 10064 . | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ». RUM DeTet : BesuRN TO Cla ce _ Background Use Only wu Do Not Reproduce ELAS JED WESSASE g wera comee . “Ee [hit batt -/ <TH PRONE ITED . sacs Coms Dane rr esgeey TUPELO mo. anes Te rise ne. re ce-ateG) ace. 10 peancn testasy Osis. _ RRP RE ioe - at &, <A -_ aan 3 Bez, act ich atrasce cere " ae . } - (2) RID COPY |- ieseee Clacdreie Geese tT) + oo . 5 ruc PP Dery, -5 Cf = -2. CIEE - CG . i EC RET W7557_ ; —— ne Fi SES = et see 7308 ne DIR(LISS) INFO WAVE (a1L9 (POUCH), cei DS § KaPoxsae vear/T YP Loa Chay mat : 1.Q@OLORRY (D) ARAIVED ITALY 9 ‘sasha, ORE 13 MARCA. wan ‘ 4 FROM HOME 15 HARCH TO SUBMIT DETAILED REPORT. = ; ; 2. ETA CUBA ABOUT (i APAILL AT SUSSEETION FIDEL CPD > arviva(uinea PARTY) FOR HIM SOON THEREAFTER. . i} 3. SAYS ANNIE DE QUENDOZ (G) (8D STA TRACES) WIFE CUT 4CTTINS | QEVORCED OF KISS CHANCELLOR IN rAVANA, WAS MISTRESS OF BOTH mene" GUEVARA AND F, COMTINUES RELATIONS Win F. SIP CoitMuNITY ~ ts SIVING HZa CCLD SHOULIEA oUT D Has Tancd PALHS 36 ERIZNOLY, FoR | (BdICH BOTH SHE AD F GaATEFUL. D SATS can Gali DIRECT accESs F zy THROUGH o)tn ANY LEEROENCY © ShuUSSTER Y1SH- RANKING PORTUGUZ Se POLICE OFFICIAL. ACTIR fo Nita S. PAlo, HUA AIZAMBTQUE, 2-1-DTO LISIGN. G GAaJE U Letter TO MOT aR. Hass GPENCD, Froldee, sill Poucd. RGST TRAtcS &.~ a WLATAN VABADG-PLaAscc) 7 Forward 12ab- 788008) shee “oA of FESLIGN THaDE EXVELOPY CONTAIN INS tac LEITEEs FUR LUIS AMADS-SLRrCU COAy-278972). aLSG PruToka, WILL Poult. ran ae SE Cres a py 2 Loo : 3. D ON GOGD TEAYS WITH neoseuse VNONT 202 3RO? SUASP a4). “PREPARING REPORT. % WAC SCHcvULi. Leave dAVANA Gad HOUR APTERSD. <0! FOR PRAGUE TO. MEcT MANUEL (TMANCLITO") (PEREZ) HERNANDEZ BEFORE “COMING ROME. ACCORDING HAVANA RUNCR H TG KeiP EYE ON RICARDO., ” CUBIRANAD Y L059 (281- 333831), WILL Bf CONE dE Factqpitér OF: Cuvee (FO QUIRINALE. D. SUSPECTS 4 HAS CUIS TIES. ENERGETIC COMMY. | 6D ALSO ‘ON G0G3 TERMS WITA SAVERIC TUT INO @21-553293) WHO Gave. 41M Four: LETTERS. WHICH COULD SOT SAFELY OPEN. POUCHING: NAMES -<% “ADDRESSES. TUTINO TOLD D AvLASH/1 AND AMT RUMEN Ci CERTAINLY — SuLTY. BUT F “LETTER SUSGE STING CLEMENCY SAused. RUMORS OF PRIOR ——_—" DEAL. ALSO MANY RUMORS STUDENTS CHALKED. “viva ari" ARD "VIVA Af ie" ON WALLS BUT D DID NOT SEE. FOR T¥O DAYS AFTER ARRESTS OC PUT CONTROLS ON MANY KEY FIGURES. 1. BECAUSE PROTESTANT CLERICS IN CUBA SU3UZGT TO MIL DUTY, {AVE PROTESTED RE DRAFT-EX2"PT SfaTUS CATHOLIC PAIZSTS, 449" GOC cad STANT DRAFTING. Ce GANS LACCAL (28)-7525087 SORHIZD wOC-VATICAM HELATICNS NaY SUFFER. : . 5. CUsaMd IM SELGIUN, GUSTAVO (ARCS) Y EehSticd PaaSeNTLY LN SOME DISFAVOR. IS ALLEGED TG HAVE Made ANT Tseegltl ROMAAKS 9. INDEX G AND A, SEC2ZET d a 14-0000 YPY cetker. 0 pee | FS 43558 SecReT grceay | ae $321 DRLORRY. DATALY 9 Roxe 12 15 iia Cua I Final F- AT UCUE SE Niva & Pals ala brim Love Serato. Lisaun naa ag BLANCO 2 List 2081-33383) DE. Facto Cub éds ‘Guia diate a od con 'D SAVERIO™ @LTING 281- 353893 NOT SAFELY TUTINO D ANLASH/1 ASTRUNK/1@ F vies ASL VIVA A/I3 D aot Siz SIC TUBA MIL SOC CESARE “ZACCHE eet: 231388 EOC VATICAN CUSAND celLGlud SUSTAVG ANCES Y SERGNES ° “acd TMe & “ ” 7 an . a a, jap 3 & a S Co mpey “ry rZ wey Yo Ser “Sica? yt NN
104-10247-10069.pdf
14. { H DS ACT OF 1992 | '104-10247-10069 [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECOR - a ~ Lo RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Oe Not Reproduce . . ‘ (4 a Ap et re 7 CASSIACATION ° PROCESSING DISPATCH USECRET FS . Re ee Deputy Chief, WH/SA ; ee. CT ee eas | HEAL AITERS ES | | CAR FUEKE 2RTOUSG from Chief of Station, JMWAV suasect TYPIC/Operational b C_MOC Amendment: for Subject of 201-307337 ACTION REQUIRED - ROFERENCES . Action Required: Please Record Amendment Lie] References 2 OAL UFGA-11381, 27 September 1963) (MOC Atiendment) B. UFGA-15436, 23 April 1964 (MOC Amendment) C. WAVE-8141, 19 June 1964 1. Transmitted herewith are three (3) copies of an amended MOC for Subject. This amendment has been written - to provide Subject a raise in Salary from $350.00 net per month to $400.00 net. . 2. Per Reference C, the New York funding mechanisn was discontinued with the issuance to Subject of check for period 1-15 June 1964, Subject will be Paid henceforth at JMWAVE beginning. with Period 16-30 June 1964, Attachments: MOC (3 cys) - H/W IDEN Sheet - uae AU) (3 cys) Seeatlu A1ofpa! Distribution: 3 - Addressee w/ MOC - H/W IDEN Sheet - uSC oy . “ fy 7 Andrew K. REUTEMAN DATE TYPED. } DATE GiSParcHED H 22 June 19gyy 25 Be eo COSPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER UFGA-16604 “AUASQUARTERS FLE NOMGER 201-307337 4 J bucky : CLASS ATS n SECR aK ccey 4° he . ’ . . ‘SECRET ‘ MEMCRANDUI! OF GRAL COUMITHENT , TO : Chief, Special Affaire Staft - FRCX : Chief of Station, J:WAVE . SUBCECT: Engagement of | IDENA 201 307937 1. ‘Yorm and Project Charge. The Subject individual has been \ engared ui ise oral contract for use under TYPIC and ic to be charged! against Fit :cst center. The effective date of the oral contract is _ 16 June 1964 and it shall continue until terminated by Gitar paris vse: Fiftsen days actual notica. 2. Eurity Aporeval. The apprepriate security approval to utilize Si Cet us requested has been obtainec. OA Granted 6 February _ ~ 1963 via DIR-18422, 6 February 1963 : 3. Citisenshio. The Subject is a Cuban citizen and was tore cn 14 February 1937 at Matanzas, Cuba and reside ct IDEN B . . 4.0 Ccnponsation. ‘ Comnenctug on the effective date of this agree- ment, Scbjct WIIT bé paid compensution at the rate of $ 448.14 per month. Such payments to be nade following completion of satisYac- tory service. 5. Tres. Subject will /M&XxxOoiXbe obligated to pay U.S. incone tax. Texau wl! LI/XXXEXEXXXGS Geducted from the above stated paid scomz- ponsation. Suoject is/SXORKX eligible for iocial Security. # IDEN C Subject ia married ud hes a total of | three dependents othsr than vingely. subject's dependents ave/XXxXkXik residing in the U.S., U.S. pecsessiona, Canada, Hexice, the Cenal Zooc, or ths Ropublic of Panama. . 6. Quarters and/or Subsictence. Tae Subject will APOE be furnished Gtercers and/or sabsievence. when operationally necessary. 7. Gpcrational Expensas. Whea properly authorized, Subject will be relnturiid sor: a. Oparational travei including nileage claims for officiel use of his personal autozcbile. b. Opsrational hotel expenseg, rezls, telephone calls, etc. . Other Conmmitmonts. Bonus. With prior approval of the Chief tntion © bonus =ay bo authorized for outstanding perfornaace in : lune o2 duty. The amount of the bonus will be connensurate with the visks ‘chen end the results which wero achieved; amouat not to @re22d £360.09 per any single bonus payoent. In the event of Subjact's Goath in the line of duty, an emount not to exceed $5,000.00 will bo piid to Subject's estate. 9. Contingent Obligations. No comiitnentsa othsar thaa those ataiii above have been ade to tha Subject. 05 ; SIGNED:( Tete ecike eke ame e oatraccing wi 7 a3 Officer . REVS wD: th Levande) Contract Approving Civicar SECRET. affry f wrt to , eld (MR NEY &S tapy PO eOFRET ety SECRET . SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO UFGA-16604 ee IDEN A - Miguel DIAZ Isalgue ‘IDEN B - 2328 N.E. 6th Avenue : Miami - Florida f IDEN C - Social Security (#265-72-0741) SECRET <cA ; : 43 Crt Enh WE [CY — DEf~ 307337 ad ;
104-10247-10070.pdf
2 "104 [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 104-10247-10070)- a . * . t an RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only - Do Not Repreduce aan . ae . . t , a rfn fo Earl — DISPATCH [ters | == ! Chief, Special Affairs Stare WO (CEG BE QUIRED oO ORLY Quayirgy MEAL Y, ARTERS DESK . CAN IUTOE ROOLING FRO “ Chief of Station, JMWAVE - * - SST ee SUECT TYPIC/Operational a MOC Amendment for Subject of 201-307337 ACTION REQURED REFERENCES _ Action Required: Please Record Amendment Reference : UFGA-11381, 27 September 1963 (Transmittal of MOC for Subject) 1. Transmitted herewith are three (3) copies of an amended -MOC for Subject. This amendment has been written to delete the requirement for a covert income tax return from Subject's MOC and to Place Subject on the JMWAVE Payroll whereby taxes will be deducted from Subject's salary. 2. It is requested that the current payment ar.- rangements be kept in effect: to wit, that Subject con- tinue to be paid the net amount of $350.00 monthly (Cin semi-monthly increments of $175.00) through the New York funding mechanism, TA'd to JMWAVE. END OF DISPATCH Attachments: MOCs (3 cys) - H/w IDEN Sheet - USC (3 cys) Distribution: 3 - C/SAS w/atts. MOCs - H/W IDEN Sheet - Usc fact terey | OME Owen FA 1S Apr G4 : . : a comin 7 7 aed a ae Bye! : UFGA~154136 ov eae ane Mla ee aaa 201-307337 fo wees SECRET — 7 as SECRET ,, -4 - ~ aa ° © . SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMELIT | TO: UFGA-15436 : \ IDEN A - Miguel DIAZ Isalgue SY IDEN B - 2328 N.E. 6th Avenue Miami - Florida i : 30 . IDEN C - Social Security #265~72-0741) SECRET Sea ie MCA SY EG CS copy Uy .
104-10247-10097.pdf
T OF 1992 | ION RECORDS AC DER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINAT UN a . | 2025 RELEASE u 7 ' | "|N04-10247-10097 we ; aa yy ‘ . . aN TO CIA “ . . eeiround Use Only . Do Not Reproduce ; a ay, be a? sPP-e Cn 15 February 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD | ; SUBJECT: Meeting with AMLASH-~1 tn Paris, 31 January to 3 February 1965 "obs 1, AMLASH-1 returned from Roma to Paris on 31 Jan 1965 ; and wag net for a very brier meeting the Same night by ONTRICH F - in order to arrange a meeting for the following day. The j following Subjects were discussed at the two meetings on 1} and : 2 February 1965 : a. The Primary reason for again neeting AKNLASH~1 before hig Planned return to Cuba was to brief him on the i security implications involved in the inftltration and ' Possible capture of Modesto Orlando Orozeo Basulto AKA bo Orozco, ‘who infiltrated into Cuba on 21 Dee 1964, c Orozeo, Sccording to his Wf, went to Cuba to rescue (Jose Yasquez Kerey and three others Bho wer hiding in the home of a woman na {Gloria Cabreray€he lived at(Wo. 72 oF 27th Street }) betwotht & 0, Apartment 3, Vedado> Havana. Orozco'g Capture, 17 he has been Captured, Presents an AHTRUNK-10 believe 1¢ necessary to exfiltrate ANTRUNK-10, AMLASH-1 was briefed to send a letter ¢ AFU-9 to ; indicate whether Orozco has been 5frested or whether he is Still tn hiding, r¢ the letter t3 NAFU~9 mentions a 800d and Pleasant return trip, this Will mean that Orozco is not under the contro} of the security service. If the _ letter talks abouth long, tring trip, thig will indicate that Orozco has been arrested, ALMILASH-} was algo Treouested “py 14-0000 ry . ge -2- | : ‘ ¢. AMLASH-1 was given a resupply of S/W developer pills and carbon. He lapped to take the S/W material 3-4 pack with him to Wavang..¢ AMLASH-1 again reviewed with | WNSNAFU-9 and reminded GONSNAFU-9 to turn over to his (Pa: TD) case officer all letters regardless of how received. frou AMLASH-1 to either (SSNAFU-9 or letters that may be addressed : to his parents-in-law!? AMLASH-1 algo agreed to ‘send S/# : out in letters addressed to Jiian Ventura (AMWHIP-J's . business partner) in Geneva or Rome, AMWHIP-1 was briefed to inform Ventura.that any lettere he received fron . AMLASH-1 should be inuediately air mailed to AMWHIP-1 “in New York. - Since AHLASH-1 will probably find it : necessary some tine not to sign the letters to Ventura : in his t¥ue name, AMWHIP-) was also briefed to inform - Ventura to forward to New York any letter received from . — Cuba. addressed to hin and signed by a person unknown to : hi, S/W letters to AMLASH-1 should continue to be 5 i addressed to Ernestina Acosta, Edf. No. 526, Apt. 8, O40 ; Esquina Calles 25 y H.) In an emergency a letter can algo : be sent to AMLASH-I's mother, i _d, AMLASH-1 was again debriefed on the cache that had i been put down for him in Matanzas. He repeated what he : had previously reported and attempted to answer most of the questions in the iAVE cable, A cable on this subject : was sent from (Paris) to Headquarters, info WAVE, on 2 Feb, -- AMLASH-2 was requested to send a message either through . . his channel or through ANTRURK-10's S/W chennel reporting . how much of the radio equipment and other material had been recovered from the cache, @. AKLASH-I was asked if he knew of any individual in Cuba whom he could recruit and who could be inserted. into the Cuban Intelligence Service with the idea of attempting to get the DGI to assign this man to Caracas, Venezuela, AMLASH-1 couid think of only one possibility, an individual known as Gustavo Gonzaled,90 ANLASH-1 has full confidence . bin Gustave and Gustavo has previously been approached on ; o ‘geveral o¢casfSns by Pinero to work for him, Upon his return to Cuba AMLASH-! will check to find out if Gustava) had can still get himself recruited by Pinero and then be egal sent on a mission abroad, hopefully to Caracas, (AMWHIP-1, fe. who also knows Gustavofewitt pruvide the background tnfor- ‘mation upon his return to New York.) ft. AMLASH-1 reported on the upcoming FEU elections on 10 February 1965, AK!ASH-1 stated that Crombet, the president of the Comsunist Youth, will become the new 14-0000 (a4 -3- president and that his man, Lagiiro Mora, would be one of the vice-presidents. _ (A cable’ on this subject was sent to Headquarters from Carts.) . 0G . (9- Kk. AWLASR-1 was requested to check with Gizzolo ) regarding the precautions being taken to prevent sabotage of the ik tives’ being shipped from France to Cuba; ‘specifically, how carefully do they check the Pplacemeat of the seals, are they special seals or regular lead seals, are there going to be any additional checks once the locomotives reach Cuba, will they drain the of1 and lubricants from the factory to the port, and do they run the locomotives under their own power or are. they towed. AMLASH-1 agracd to attempt to develop answers to the above requirements and pacs.the information to his contact in the Paris‘ Station]. AHLASH«1. also agreed to attempt to find ‘out and pass to the (Paris Statiom through (NBNAFU-9 the nanes of the-Cuban técha training at La Rochelle. 2 ne th Oe h. In a general discussion regarding the persons with whom AMLASH-1 had been in contact either personally or through letters, AMLASH-1 mentioned Alfredo Portela. AMLASH-1 stated he hdd received a letter from Portela and had in turn written to Portela. He considers Portela a “friend which was the only reason for writing to him. i. AMLASH-1 wes debriefed on Cuban Intelligence Service personnel. A cable on this subject was sent fron (@ariaDto Headquarters. a4 ( i j. <A cable was sent from @aris) to Headquarters suggesting AVE send a S/W letter to AMTRUNK-10 stating: “Este tranqutlo. Carlos regresa pronto," k, AMLASH-1 was asked for information on ‘the fal- lowing persons: (1) Samuel Gonzalez Rodriguez-Planes. AMLASH-1 reports he is a rember of the Ameijeiras group and is a good and brave man. (2) Antonio Lusson y Batlle, Chief of Operations of the General Staff of the Occidental Army. ANLASH-1 reports Lusson is an independent and rare type individual who keeps to himself and doesn't involve himself in political matters. AMLASH-1 hae beard nothing bad about Lusson, 14-0000 matters creates re Cuban offtciats. Basically, the Soviets are not respected, -4- (3) Cudte. Raul Diaz Arguelles, Chief of Artillery of the Occidental “rmy. (4) Elpidio Baez Bigo. According to AMLASH-1,— ; Baez is a trusted Fidelman. oy (5) Luis Manuel Cantillo Toirac. Assigned to the Cuban Embassy in Madrid and one of the security people. He vas formerly assigned to Brazil, is young and has for several years been with Pinero and the Cuban IS. (6) Enrique Oltuski Osacki. Oltuski 1s a close friend of Faustino Perez and his stock eith the regine rises or falls as does that of Faustino. (71) Sergio Totlon. Code clerk in the Eabassy in Parts, Tollon is staying in Paris at the request of Ambassador Carrillo, 1, Gastro enteritis, water pollution and unsanitary conditions. AMLASH-1 states there are no real problems, although the scarcity and lack of a balanced diet do cause some problems. The purification of water haa been a problem which probably has been the cause of some of the sickness in the country. m, AMLASH-1 did not believe that Aragones had invited im to fly back to Havana with him in order to get hin ack because of any serious security matter. AMIASH-1 did state that Aragones was concerned that AMLASH-1 may not return to Cuba. Since Aragones cleared AMLASH-! for his trip abroad, he is in a way responsible that AMLASH-1 does not defect and returns to Cuba. ANLASH~1 feele Aragones does not want any problems with Fidel in case AMLASH~1 decides to stay out, n, AMLASH-1 was unable to provide any information on the political developments tn Cuba in mid-November and December since he had been out of the country atnce early November, AMLAS-1 was asked to check on the problems between the opposing factions in the Cubana leadership and explained the issues, the background and personalities involved, o. Soviet advise or influence in political and economic sentment among the middle and higher level 14-0000 ‘and very hard worker, one of the few, acco ~5- p. Runk of Cubao officials under Fidel tn terns of their influence in making national: policy. Raul ia still the heir apparent to Fidel. Next to Raul is Che Guevara. After that, no other official, according to AMLASH-1, has any great influence in the making of Cuban national policy. President Dorticos* Felationship with Fidel 16 good since he ts a hard and serious worker, has good. sdainistrative ability acd is able to work within the gengral outline laid down: by Fidel. Raul Castro has some political influesce - ‘and. eontrol ‘ia Oriente where he has placed his men in positions ‘of influence, but only Fidel personally hae any poltical influenacé in the rest of Cuba. Even within the. military Fide gatects.and appoints high arszy officers. ..-. Che Guevara i6.still strong in the ecoromte field and =~ has ‘not suffered'a decline in his influence and authority because of hie earlier policy of industrialization, . Gdevara restricts himself to the economic field and plays a very small role in the political field. He is serious rding to AMLASH-1, who has worked seven days a week without leave since the revolution. Emilio Aragones holds an important position ag the orgapizational secretary of the PURS. He is the official who was always at the office of the National Directorate of tho Party and has contact with all the officials in the regime. He plays an important coordinating role, Faure Chomon has been accused of organizing former 13th of March Revolutionary Directorate people, but, according to AMLASH-1, this probably based on the fact that Chomon always gives jobs in the ministry he heads to DR people, Because of this Chomon today controls to a large degree the Ministry of Transportation. Of all the ministries, the DR's stronghold is in the Ministry of Transportation. Other DR people who continue to nold important positions in the regime are Alberto Mora, Ambassador Carrtllo and Jose Maranjo. q. AMLASH-1 and AMWHIPD-1 were unable to develop any specifics, but from their conversations with Ambassador Carrillo got the impression that Carrillo would prefer and welcome a transfer from the Embassy an Paris to the Embassy in Madrid. r. According to Emtlio Aragoses, Anibal Escalante is being considered for a job outside Cuba. The job will probably be in the commercial/economic field, but a decision had not been made es of November 1964 as to location, y we, ny “e 06 s.. AMLASH-1 again reported that be ‘tee1s(Oriando Blanco, Consul of the Cuban Exbassy in @ern> pis . Pyle approachable since he is unhappy with the Cubaa regime. os AMLASH-1 also feels that (Enrique Rodriguez Loeches Cuban Ambassador in be Tr approachable if approsched avy and developed. by the right person. (Harina Garcia Gonzales )°° ., assigned to the commercial section of the Cuban Enbasey in Rabat}, ANLASH-1 feels is also approachable and feels money can be tised as gn tnducerent. Ambassador Carrillo, | AMLASH-1 feels, £f -the proper person developed: his, could | probably be compromised with Fidel, He is a character _ Mand coutd easily be entangled according to AMLASH-1 in ya compromising situation. Ambassador Carrillo is a close friend of Lucy ‘Echevarria. ‘ ‘ 2. AMLASH-1 was 2150 asked information on a long list , of other requirements on Cuba. On many hé.was unable to pro- vide information and cables were sent to Hoadquarters on the requirements on which he did provide information. Nestor D. Sanches WH/ SA/ AMWORLD cc: WH/SA/EOB wetlsal eH? File: AMLASH-1 201 Internal Op
104-10248-10203.pdf
[104-10248-10203 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | nope} eS . ae ss : SECRET ” , 12 November 1965 SUBJECT: Federico PALMIERI Guillermo C-165019 ' 1. A nemorandum has been received ‘tn 03 from WH Divteton ' re~ flecting that Subject, who had been terminated as a CIA agent in 1964, is know to be writing a book, to be entitled Wy Seren Tosre, vith CIA's 2, PAIMIERT fe in exile from Guatemala and is presently - employed by Moore Commercial Company in Sen Salvador, Selvador. eset ing to information received from RaeplOORE> £36980 (, vest Station ésset), Subject has stated that a publisher is Mexico City te. interested in publishing the book. . 3. Wi also furntsbed a coyy of a memorantun fic the Patiatelohie office of Domestie Contact Service, reflecting that Subject had advised a DCS contact that he hed worked as a CIA agent for Roger RUSS. (RUSS “gould not be identified in 0S files.) he A copy of this memorandum is being placed tn the 09 files of those individuals vho are known by Subject to be affiliated with the - Agency. Original memorandum from Wi will be found in Subject ‘s file. %. Mendora
104-10250-10035.pdf
14-00000 104-10250-10035 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSI ‘ * t . NAME. (oast, First, Middle) - [2- DATE OF BIRTH . [SeuseeyOuNIG t ‘HICKS, CALVIN W. & HOV 32924 «+ PRESENT POSITION + EMPLOYEE EXTENSION + OFFICE, DIVISION. BRANCH (or overseas station and existing cover if lateral assignment) PNP/VH/CS/CS Dev Comp | OPS OFFICER 6815 + PROPOSED STATION . PROPOSED POSITION (title, number, grade) 16-16 OPS OFFICER ~ 0977 - GS- tO. ESTIMATED DATE OF - NO. OF DEPENDENTS TO DEPARTURE ACCOMP ANY 9. TYPE OF COVER AT NEW STATION Gsrars_) 320 $2. NAME OF DEPENDENT TO ACCOMPANY 13. RELATIONSHIP CATHERINE L,. WIFE THERESA L. DAU 14. DATE OF BIRTH eg REPORT Bh MED. MICHARL C. - MARY C LISA ANNE DANIEL C 16. COMMENTS FORM 89 ATTACHED IN DUPLICATE. PLEASE SCHEDULE MEDICAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, - SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIAL 19. ROOM NUMBER AND 20. EXTENSION . DATE OF REQUEST 03 BUILDING 10 MAY 1966 ( Kenneth L, Wambold GH 56 Has 68 + EVALUATION AND SIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICIAL Date: 2 JUN 1965 pecurity Approval has been Granted for Le ae eae Tequest <a CAL “ Chie Pereornk) SSdutrity ieee
104-10250-10199.pdf
14-00000 104-10250-10199 . + t . ‘ « . « . 1 ‘ 4 t | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | & Te : Deruty Chief, fon 22 June 151: FRO : Chie?, Srecial Referral Branch STEINCT:; HIDALGO, Balmes, dr. #E5077 ston The Subject is e covert employee of this Agency now in the Vrited ftates for four weeks training. and being considered for pre tr Steff C/ICB in a highly sensitive assignment. Immigratior avihorities may submit avestions throuch this Leency which will te erswerec by the Subject, but recuests to heve the Subject tes- tifr ir. oper court hearings must be refused, DE? 1. Reference is meade to the letter received by the Alien éffeirs Staff from the fT greti and Naeturelizetion Service ard reference to - ecvest of 15 June 195 te ascertain the aetails of the Subject's status with this freney and prenere @ remix to TENS, EB, BOATS" of this Chief, WE/FI, Room We/Paname, Rocm ration reouest, The by DE 5 ct io) K ao 4 al 2. The Subject is still e covert employee of this AMenCY, is now in the United States (New York Citw) or home leare, and is scheduled to report to Washinrton, D.0., to comsence four weeks of covert traininsor 6 July 195h. b. The Subject is presently under consideration by Staff C/TCB for an assignment with a highly sensitive project under the supervision of Staff C/TCB. Under this proposed asSign- ment any publicity or notoriety that the Subject would receive from testifying publicly on ovestiors of Tommnist associations of which he may b 2 ucule ultimetely preclude his fyture use with would probably jeopar-— dize his future anal Sone Jon epproxi- and this nosition 14.99000 from a WH ontrolled inter- forded the Sub- owever, would é objections cf the Sub- myo aetien ener court tes- the case teins euthorities. ith the ba tbSect curing his period of covert r cately 15 Ausust 165) would have to EOEET) Covert Training Officer, se one 3¢ ff C projec 77 but the asSignment that the Sub- a is e highly sensitive one and ! the Subject may receive would er consideration on this project. ONS contact of the Subject wen vid cerefully considerine the 3 imoor : or which the SCubject's testimery may be recuired, - ae ndiceted that the Sutject cevla still be considered as en * Tivision regerdiesse of whe- od Staff Wate assignment materializes eauest receiveé from TINS should be h both Starf C and °M, ar: ther or not the prox and any action int closely coordinzted wi 6. Mr. PENNINGTON, Alien Affairs Steff, SO, contacted Alliam &£, FOGAN, Special Assistant to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization on 16 June 195) requesting further information re- garding their memorandum of 9 June 195) on the Cubject. Hr. HOGAN xplained | thet T2N has a list of possible informents which comains the fubject's name. The people on this list are being contacted for use on & continuins ¢ wher specific cases eriss vw! fall in their rarticvuler are2 of knowledge. At the cre TES hes no specific esse for cn “ney want vo cont ry pe KUCE wleice 14.99000 i, li, FENNTNGTON weuld not be cor- to the e:tent hometus cf erder 5K erper brsis hat the gh this his t of havin g the sens reorie cortact the throveh this Agérncy an Fleo indicated that the reported security breach on. the part of the Cubject's father woulc be taken into consideration and an attempt would te meade to determine the extent cf the Subject's relatives or accuai nees know of ‘the Subject's employment by this fgency, Mr Favl: SRY) Staff C/ICB, also =ereed to the proposed procedufFe and requested that eny and all ?Ction taken be coordinated with VH and Steff C. recommended that the at beches f menorendum to Ta%S and to VH Division, with ¢ carbor cony to Staff C/ICE, be for- thet no further action be zaken Y pending a report fron Mr, arcing the seriousness of the security flap from an cper- Lananroi nd. t to TEs -tter to WH with ce to Staff C/TSE
104-10250-10200.pdf
14-00000 104- 10250- fo209 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | TO FROM SUBJECT : Office Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Deputy Chief, Special Security Division DATE: 21 October 1953 Chief, Special Referral Branch HIDALGO, Jr., Balmes Nieves #65077 1. Reference is made to your memorandum, dated 16 October 1953, in which it was requested that appropriate inquiries be made to ascertain the answers to the following questions. a. Can BALMES be made available for testimony before the Subversive Activities Control Board in the United States, b. If the answer to question "a" is in the negative, can the FBI interview BALMES wherever he may be outside the United States. c. Or can questions to be answered by BALMES be submitted to CIA for transmittal to BALMES and the answers given by BALMES be sent back to the FBI, via CIA. 2. On 21 October 1953 Mr. Qi11ian B. CALDWELL) Ohier, WH/FI was interviewed in his office. Mr . (CALDWELL Ja, ised that the Subject was presently a Contract Employee whose services are being utilized in Panama \inder the Travel Control Project. He stated that Subject has been overseas for approximately one and a half years and that his contract period will probably expire within six months. He advised that in answer to question "a", Subject can be made available for testimony before the Subversive Activities Control Board in the United States if necessary. He stated that «~~ Subject 's. position was not such that he was indispensable to the Project and that if it was absolutely necessary, he could be recalled to the United States within twenty-four hours. In refer- ence to question "b", MrB(CALDWELL) advised that there was no reason why the Subject could not interviewed by. the FBI at his place of duty. In reference to question "c", mr XC ATDWELL) L)repor ted that this was the most desirable alternative and that he would prefer the questions to be answered by Subject be submitted to CIA for transmittal to Subject and that the answers would be returned to the FBI, via this Agency. 03 3. On 21 October 1953 iiss (Helen POINDEXTERJof Staff C reviewed her records and determined that Subject's true name is identical to the captioned Subject and not as shown in your memorandum of 16 October 1953. 14.90000 ewe a - ed h. Inview of the above, no further investigation is contemplated by this office unless advised to the contrary. Mc GRATH/mla 10/21/53
104-10250-10267.pdf
14-9000 104-10250-10267, | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ce * 7 : hor y (ipr.so, Luz Kania) ab Overt #198780 HIDALGO, Batmes N.. Jr. - Overt ann Covert £65007 - Fatner HIDALGO 15 A& CURRENT EMPLoYeE, GS-11, assianep To \H Div. He WAS ADVISED & ENTER A HOSPITAL IN EARLY Marcy 1952. H.5 CURRENT MEDICAL STATUS 1S NOT HIDALGO ASSISTED THE FB] aS A MEMBER OF THE CommuNItST PARTY FROM AUGUST i946 unti, May 1949 WHEN HWE APPEARED AS A GOVERNMENT WITNESS AT THE TRIAL OF THE ELEVEN TOP CP LEADERS. eek 24H , BEFORE HIS CONVERSION TO STAFF EMPLOYEE STATUS, HIDALGO was A ConTRACT EMPLOYEE. HE WAS GRANTED AN (Grenarionas CLEARANCE \FOR use(As AN AGENT JN Latin Amcrica tn Dec. 195¢. WAS GRANTED {coven SecurtTy CLEARANCE) iN 1952 FoR uSC AS a (Contract AGEnTye Zi iED. 2¢ . (uspateo, Annie Lovisc = Covert #s47o:8 - NoTHER ) 06,0 SUDJECT'S MOTHER WAS GRANTED A COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL FOR USE IN A CONTRACT~CLERICAL CAPACITY. FILE ATTACHED. 2 {LES ATTA 513/62 DivloLponr: 42 4
104-10254-10015.pdf
14-00000 aft 4G BIN SECRET ~ » tan et FFAARES __ 104-10254-10015 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ~” MEMORANDUM FOR: THE FILES . 9 FROM : ( George Weademan ) SUBJECT : MOVIMIENTO DEMOCRATICA CRISTIANO #353 O12 1. Subject Organization is of interest to CA/1 because it forwarded the attached letter (prepared by Laureano BATESTI falla--- 212 635) to Bela Kiraly of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters Inc.---a sponsored activity) James Condon, CAl/ asked for any evailable _ Office of Security data concerning Subject Organization or the writer of the letter. If there was nothing unfavorable available concerning either of them, CA was going to permi (Kiraly o meet with the representative of Subject Organization in order to “determine whether(Kiraly) could be of help to Subject group. ob 2. A review of Office of Security records revealed that Subject Organization is an Anti-Castro group and that the writer of the letter was of interest to the Agency under an Operational Approval in 1960. 83 Come a orge Weademan ec: 212 635 el GRP it Exttoded from aatorsatic dowsgrating 834 dectagsiticadion
104-10256-10058.pdf
14-09000. 4 : 104-10256-10068) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SIN - 21 August 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. F. I. G. Coleman C/OPS/LSN SUBJECT : FBI Investigation of Allegations Regarding CIA Activities 1. Reference is made to your memorandum, dated 30 July 1974 and captioned as above, requesting that the names of certain individuals and organizations be searched in Office of Security records and the results of such. checks which may be passed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 2. The records of this Office contained no prior informa- tion identifiable with Security Defense System; Intelligence Services, Ltd.; or Advance Security Corporation. Our records reflect no prior information identifiable with Howard Gibson of Powder Springs, Georgia. 3. Mitchell Livingston Werbell III, born 8 March 1918 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, served in the Office of Strategic Services briefly from July to December 1945 during World War II, and has repeatedly come to the attention of CIA through the intervening years thrcugh his activities, primarily in connection withthe Far East and Caribbean areas. He has a reputation as a "wheeler dealer,.con-man, arms peddiler, and soldier of fortune." 4. The foregoing information may be passed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 5. The following information from Office of Security records was recently passed to Mr. Frank Schwartz, Federal Bureau of Investigation Liaison representative: “John Patrick Muldoon - Subject was born 25 August 1937 at Washington, D. C. He entered on duty with the * Agency on 7 January 1958 as a GS-03 Courier. During his Agency career he became an Operations Officer primarily n the Far, East area. His overseas assignments included (Malaysia (angkok and (areas of Indonesia. He went on a B-l (3-9 [3~ 20 Leave Without Pay status on 19 November 1971, pending disability retirement. His retirement became effective on 19 November 1972, as a GS-12. At the time of retire- ment he resided at 4305 Kentbury Drive, Bethesda, Maryland. The latest notation in his file indicated he may be employed as the Washington representative of the firm, Security Consultants International." 6. Office of Security records reflect that an individual probably identical to Steve Van Cleave of Atlanta, Georgia, had falsely claimed to the State Department in January 1974 that he worked for CIA in Latin America under cover of Coca Cola Company. He also apparently indicated that he is known to FBI representatives in Buenos Aires. This information is contained in Agency cables DIR-507298, 30 January 1974, and DIR-490860, 12 December 1973. > Charles S. Phalen Chief ; Security Support Division ods 2 we a eda ss
104-10256-10081.pdf
“04- 10256-10081 _ | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a. vee roe ‘ow . . * : . 7” + a+ 5 ‘ . . “CaBre Se TRO aARIAT Dis rt & SSIFE > Misu4GE TOTAL Copies , HP, ah “-38 INITIALS - SEEN BY “7 PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED festa] [6 _ Fe big 17 = > CTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED SASH] a ADVANCE COPY oO ISSUED CJ SLOTTED a a inoex: (1) ves 1) wo ST 4 ay, 2 od z CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.. BY: AT: ; Ke Ci X-REF TO FILE NO. oissem py_ 27 PER Fite Rio Cnet. to Sf ons nance Ld vestroy C) sis. mention Cae RID copy |. . cf; rue SELL fe; ot SPE = . co 5 oA » fer Pa ASE CR ET 2612182 MAY ne CITE (BANGKOK S 055 3-1 26Mav53 N66 6.02 SAIGON, INFO: DIRECTOR, (retro) 61 NeaPofe)(MANrLAy (RANGOON, )/3.4 3- Hone Ne) (7 Carper) @saxanr a) CoKto, Seo), (uaa suaPuR) RECTOR 88114 (SENT (BauoHOK)oMLY) NG K e WE HAVE BEEN PLAGUED FOR SOME WEEKS Now BY MR. MITCHELL L. WERBELL III, VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF R AND D OF SIonics, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. : WERBELL DESCRIBES HIMSELF AS “A COUNTERINSURGENCY . ay Geer: ¢ EXPERT, HAS A VARIETY OF WEAPONS TO DISPLAY, CLAIMS oo otep TO BE A RETIRED COLONEL, AND LAST. WEEK INTRODUCED HIMSELF AT A LOCAL NIGHT CLUB AS CHIEF OF WOFIRM IN phe “THAILAND. a 2. WERBELL HAS A HISTORY -OF SHOWING UP IN. =. 0 TROUBLE SPOTS WHERE HE CAN MAKE A. FAST BUCK. HE IMPLIES THAT HE IS U.S. GOVT CONNECTED AND PRESENTS: OO A- DEMONSTRATION OF A VARIETY OF EXOTIC WEAPONS THAT NEVER FAILS TO IMPRESS. REF . DESCRIBES HIM AS AN UNSCRUPULOUS OPPORTUNIST WITH : A REPUTATION FOR LIVING BEYOND. HIS ‘MEANS. ‘SECRET 14-0000 SSS“ * ADVANCE COPY L] ISSUED im SLOTTED sn hk Cee. Gor TARIAT. or LASS’ (ED wri WAGE TOTAL COPIES + LING AND/JOP ALS + SEEN BY PERSON/UNIY:NOTIFIED. court . S ECE bee TKCLUDEO FROM AUTOMATIC (When Filled in) CONNGRAD ING AMO BrcR esse cation REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED INDEX; Oo YES Oo “NO CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. ey: AT: X-REF TO FILE NO.. oestroy OD) sic.__ OISSEM ay rite mio (Jaret to seanch () a [Jno cory . ib- oe PAGE 2 ®aNGKOK 955 S ECR ET neck ard 3. WERBELL IS AN AMERICAN CITIZEN, BORN 1919, ~~ (bebe: SERVED IN OSS, HAS SHAVEN HEAD AND HANDLEBAR MUSTACHE. REF ADVISES THAT FULL DETAILS OF HIS BACKGROUND SHOULD NOT BE PASSED To (ratdonsrnce HE IS U.S. CITIZEN. HOWEVER, STATES THAT(LIAISON )zy CAN BE INFORMED, SHOULD HE APPEAR IN-YOUR AREA, | THAT HE HAS AN UNSAVORY REPUTATION, HAS NO.U.S.. GOVT CONNECTIONS, AND ANY DEALINGS WITH HIM SHOULD. BE APPROACHED WITH EXTREME CAUTION. 4.FOR SAIGON: WE UNDERSTAND THAT WERBELL RECENTLY VISITED SAIGON AND DID HIS THING WITH GEN. ABRAMS, WHO WAS SUITABLY IMPRESSED, AND WERBELL IS NOW SETTING UP A SNIPER TRAINING PROGRAM. 5. FILE: 201-259910 SEQRET SECRET pee; =! oS 70 a a pons
104-10256-10187.pdf
14-00000 104-10256-10187, - (2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 }-:vexttou ead ~ & Sas “ _ P : . . . . . : . S . - , . « - . ‘ ———-- - CONFIDENTIAL . (When Filled In) MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD pap; 18 DEC 67 SUBJECE: SWENSON, Harold F. ¥** #73086 Subject's file has been reviewed in connection with his being presented with a Retirement Medallion {(Si}+ver—-Brenze) having re- tired after fifteen (15) or more years of CIA service. \* Certificate Only. § ' ‘Taurence’G. Parr = ~~ , Chief = = Employee Activity Branch CONFIDENTIAL (When Filled In) 14-0000 SPEED LETTER SECRET (When Filled In) DATE REPLY REQUESTED 13 December 1967 aces LETTER NO. Chief, Central Cover Staff FROM: Iaurence G. Parr James W. Franklin Chief, Employee Activity Branch, 3 E 54 Please check your records for any cover considerations in connection with the presentation of a retirement medallion to Mr. phar hp Harold F. Swenson. / thine are or —_— se 183! zi 15 che eye Sec Mperere’ fine” NMeiaay ~ & peste, whit in (Fe <itoha > SIGNATURE RETURN TO ORIGINATOR SECRET
104-10256-10208.pdf
14-00000 104-10256-10208 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | or -COTUNCLASSIFIED- ——[)_ TERNAL ©) COW IDENTIAL (x) SECRET he ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET - SUBJECT: (Optional) : EXTENSION C/WH/ SEC GH-56 oat 6300 5 May 1966 TO: (Officer designation, m ber, and building) - room number, o OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom | receveo | romwanoeo | INITIALS to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) 1. Chief, PSD . . : . , 4 : y For inclusion in Subject's ; 7 iV wt FX security file. FORM sr GTO “iotee" [7] secreT [] CONFIDENTIAL [J INTERNAL =—s]_sUUNCLASSIFIED at L@BisPATCH “Chief, WH ' INFO. 7 2 . Chief, KUVEST FROM Debriefing ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES of VLADSINILALION . S-E~C-R-E-T Chief of Station, JMWAVE svenct DYVOUR/ADMIN/PERSONNEL James B. Seed amt es Wilcott Jr. -Action Required: FYI Wilcott l. and submitted his resignation cob 15 April 1966.:. JMOCEAN, 2. ae ‘ industry. STR eg el Sie ed ea A resume # resigned in order to s of his KUBARK employm C. Aug 64 — leave b. May. 60 to July 64 ~(ToKyo, Japa 1-3 r~ Resignation in eek employment in private..,: ent is as follows: on PROCESSING PRO. ACCOM. |_PoseD PUSHED |__| marnen For snDexING | |__| No INDEXING RequiRED | | ONLY QUALIFIED P| HEADQUARTERS DESK . I i CAN JUDGE INDEXING WCC ster : > #@ arrived PCS at JMWAVE on 26 April 1965 © at JMWAVE from KUBARK to be. effective .While at JMWAVE Subject was under the cover of a. Mar.57 (EOD) to May 60.- in. Has - overt: employee n jinder ODIBEX cover d. Sept.64.to Apr 65 - in Has — ODIBEX cover ee 26 Apr 65 to 15 Apr 66 - JMOCEAN Lee 4, Under separate quarters a copy of the resume that seeking employment with private industry. ‘Milinometes on it was concurred in by Chi by of JMWAVE. 3. Subject was instruc ment with ODYOKE he should e what he will show as his for Attachment: 1. (Resume) ~ Distribution: 3 -— WH w/att u/s/c __ u/s/c _2 - KUVEST w/att deolassifteation Under Separate Cover "51 GROSS REFERENCE TO 7 24 ~ Gace | . . Exeluded is: automate] a " downgrcdiag and ; CLASSIFICATION S-E-C-R-E~T ted in the event he ever seeks employ- ontact the Station for guidance as to mer ODYOKE employment. cover there is being forwarded to Head- “is submitting in This resume was written ef/Finance and Chief/Cover Philip G. ELMARD DATE TYPED OATE DISPATCHED 20 A pr 66 | 4PR29 [Sob DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER [60/2 : UFGT~ pst HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER 14-0000 rs a . HISTORY OF EMPLOYEE? ; SUBSEQUENT TO GRADUATION FROM CENTRAL CIT? BUSTHESS LNSTIGUTE me 3> é. _ cf May 1960 U.S. fey geen €omsosize ‘Operations Grous Room 1B9g 4s) The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Salary: $6,000. Mar riapen “1957 4 ) Review voucners and determine cost center and obiect class. Maintain sp2cial payrolls and related accounts and rescoive problems relating to leave, retire ment, taxes, etc. -and correlata payroll funetion with other departments . ASSist in the installation of and supervision of posting machine operation to maintain allotment ledger. Maintain “Misce2 laneous Obligation Record and sude >vise posting clerks, Montaly, oummery of Allo? tment Accounts Smenes. Maintain Expenditure nh IBM run, | ‘guarterly, semi-annual and annual preparation and other related stat. Distribution Ledger and balance wi vesponsibility for funds in th: ° 3S in the high < Figures t < OF prevolvin; unds and ee ru semicannual and annual ster PEpOPTS OF wer volving funds, Control and re Sponsibility for transZers of funds and foreign Cuprency and laintecnance of conversion accounts, : ct Supervise anc perform financial negotiations with Gapanese) businessmen, - (Continued) ~ 2 3 - Se en re rine fae a ee eS REE Ht A ee Ge ™. ; ~ 5 |p 14-0000 oo 32 Seovember 1964 to Aoril 1965 U.S. Army flement, Composite Operations as Group Koom 1Byss The Pentagon, Washi ngton, D.C, . . Salary: $6,896 Perrorin audit of several Sp¢clal payrolls. Assist in the pilot Study and installation of a new Payroll system. ASSIGt vavlous beanches in problems relating to the conversion to computer booxkeeping. Assist in the balancing of tne General Lecger accounts in connection with the year-end closing of the books, - 2 May 1965 to Present The(Meinar Corporation) Miami, Florida Payroll Officer Salary: $8,000. - ———---Reorcanize the payroll office and asseme respo for tne schedule and accuracy oF payrolis. fastpucs, divect and assis clerks in compiling, computing and i of payrolls. Prepare checks for dist wibution. investigate aud fa disputes Pegarcing e@iieged errors in pay checks. Audit payro-l sumnari €S, bank balances and labor distribution records, etc. Prepare quarterly and annual tai. report forms , wage reports and surveys. Correlate payroil function with other departments. Af ! ~
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104-10256-10268.pdf
14-00000 oO . cece FON mw a a 104-10256-10268 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a apne vo . EVER PAV Rigs UE a I. ENTRY INTO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS A. BACKGROUND Five men were arrested by the Washington Metropolitan . Police at 2:10 a.m. on 17 June 1972, after having been x # ' @iscovered breaking into the Democratic National Head- . , quarters at the Watergate in Washington, D.C. The five | men had cameras and rather sophisticated bugging equip- ~ ment, Although the suspects initially used aliases during the police interrogation, they were identified as Messrs. James Walter McCord, Jr.; Bernard L. Barker; Frank ; Anthony Sturgis; Eugenio Rolando Martinez Careaga; and —. | Virgilio Ramon Gonzales-Rosabel. The Watergate incident | has continued to receive extensive publicity, and there is suspicion that.a sixth person was directly involved in the illegal entry. . were meres B. PRIMARY FIGURES 1, James Walter McCord, Jr. Mrz. James W. McCord, Jr., afoxmer Agent of the . : Federal Bureau of Investigation, served as a Staff Employee of the Agency from 22 August 1951 until his retirement on 31 August 1970. At the time of his “y¥etirément,; he was a-GS-15, Security Officer: He——__--—_ - has since set up his private investigativé organization ~~~ ~~~ known as McCord Associates, and in early 1972, he was named Security Coordinator for the National Committee for the Re-election of President Nixon,” 2. ™Bernard L. Barker . Mr, Bernard L. Barker, a former Captain in the U.S. Air Force, was born in Cuba of American-born parents, and he began cooperating with the Agency in 1959. He was hired on 2 contract basis in April 1960, and was used primarily to report on Cuban exile activities. Mr. Barker was terminated by the.Agency on 31 July 1966, to accept employment in private industry. es a a a eee f : 14-0000 3. Frank Anthony Sturgis Mr. Frank Anthony Sturgis, who has used numerous aliases, formerly served in the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S, Army in the 1940's. As of 1959, Mr. Sturgis was a Captain in the Cuban Army, but later _— became disillusioned with Castro, became a soldier of fortune, and in 1961 headed an organization called the International Anticommunist Brigade, which he claimed had 5,000 members. Mr. Sturgis was never recruited by the Agency, but has been associated with Mr, Eugenio Rolando Martinez Careaga, an Agency contact since the 1960's. 4, Eugenio Rolando Martinez Careaga Mr. Eugenio Rolando Martinez Careaga, an American citizen of Cuban birth, was recruited by the Agency in 1961, The project to which he was assigned was terminated in 1969, and he has since been on a part-. ; time retainer to report on the Cuban exile community, recéiving $100.00 a month. Prior to 1969, he received $8, 100. 00 per year for his full-time operational activity. It is to be noted that Mr, Martinez is a real estate partner of Mr. Bernard L, Barker, 5, Virgilio Ramon Gonzales-Rosabel es Mr. Virgilio Ramon Gonzales-Rosabel, who has used various aliases, is not on record in WH Division/DDP, or any other component of the Agency. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been advised that the Central Intelligence Agency has no record of Mr. Gonzales-Rosabel. THE WHITE HOUSE Everette Howard Hunt, Jr. Mr. Everette Howard Hunt, Jr., a former War Correspondent and free lance writer, was previously affiliated with the Office of Strategic Services, and he was employed as an Agency Staff » Ao epee wee emer 2 re ee meena ae 14-09000 ea gee ist iy 5 : >¢ ne ms uo tw ox Yes! we: rs ae mes Employee from 8 November 1949 until his retirement on 30 April 1970, when he commenced private employ- ment with Robert R. Mullen and Company, a firm which has been utilized by the Agency for cover purposes. A news article of July 1971 indicated that Mr. Hunt joined the White House Staff asia Consultant to President Nixon preparatory to the President's ‘visit to the Peoples Republic of China. Much of the recent publicity in the case has focused on Mr. Hunt, who was interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on 17 June 1972. He admitted that he had written a check to Mr. McCord but . invoked his Constitutional rights on all other questions. © On the White House issue, previous reference was made to the employment of Mr. James W. McCord by the Committee for the Re-election of President Nixon, CURRENT AGENCY STAFF EMPLOYEES 1, James Corbin Fitchett James Corbin Fitchett entered on duty with the Agency in early 1952, and is currently a GS-13, Security Officer. His wife, Kathryn Fitchett, is also an Office of Security employee. Scheduled to retire from the Agency on 30 June 1972, Mr. Fitchett made it known to Mr. McCord in May 1972,” that he would be available to work with the Committee for the Re- election of President Nixon, and he was offered a position as a paid Security Officer. Mr. . McCord initially wanted to utilize him as of 15 June 1972, but Mr. Fitchett requested a polygraph inter- view to substantiate his claim that he was not involved in the Watergate incident. Polygraph testing on 20 June 1972, was completely favorable. 2, Ralph Orlando True Ralph Orlando True entered on duty with the Agency on 1 December 1950, and is currently a GS-15, Secu- rity Officer. Scheduled to retire from the Agency on NN ee ae Sty BES Pay ee 8 z a a i en CL IEE | 1 oo amen et oe en eee 14-0000 . fe 3 3 EYES EY 30 June 1972, Mr. True planned on assuming a position with McCord Associates or an affiliate security unit. It has been established that Mr. True was in Mr. McCora's office at the Com- mittee for the Re-election of President Nixon on 16 June 1972, the day before the Watergate . incident, ‘Mr. True denies any direct involve- ment in the case. 03 - (Donald Read Heath, Jz.) 1°) , _ {Donald Read Heath. Jr) entered on duty with the — Agency in mid-1952, and is currently a GS-14, Operations Officer assigned to WH Division/DDP. He has been acquainted with Mr. Everette Howard Hunt, Jr., through the years, and he developed an acquaintance with Mr, James W., McCord, Jr., at Montgomery Community College in the fall of 1971, when Mr. McCord was teaching an industrial Freath'.) course at the educational institution, Mr. (Qteath's association with Mr. McCord developed through his interest in a young Chilean protege, Juan Rigoberto RUIZ Villegas, who formerly worked, as an\Agency operational asset in Santiago, Ghile.) I is to be noted that Mr, (Heath arranged for Juan he Villegas to acquire an office position at McCord in Mr.[{ Heath's home, - drive Mr.(Heath's vehicle; -and---—----- attend school, °? . 03 Harry Thayer Mahoney Harry Thayer Mahoney entered on duty with the Agency on 30 March 1951, and is currently a GS-14, Operations Officer assigned to WH Division/DDP. Scheduled to retire from the Agency on 30 June 1972, Mr. Mahoney, a former polygraph examiner in the Office of Security, is acquainted with Messrs, Ralph O, True and Everette Howard Hunt, Jr. The Office of Personnel Outplace- ment Assistance Branch referred Mr, Mahoney to Mr. McCord and he was interviewed ior a position at his offices for the Commiitee for the Re-election of President Nixon, or or about 10 Mey 1972. Mr. Lo ont ere eats nmin oy acme en nee -Associates while_the _young Chilean conti ued tolive ===. 14-00000 ’ Lay yur cay y byiy Leh McCord Associates has an approved job resume, but Mr. Mahoney has made no decision on taking the McCord offer. E. FORMER AGENCY STAFF EMPLOYEES 1, Therese Mae Shea Mrs. Therese Mae Shea served 2s a GS-07, Staff Employee of the Agency from 15 June 1948 until her resignation from maternity leave on 20 April 1956, Her husband, William Francis Shea, was also with the Agency until February 1971. Mrs, Shea has been working as a secretary to Mr. James W. McCord at McCord Associates in Rockville, Maryland, and she quite naturally has extensive knowledge of Agency contacts with the private investigative firm, She knows Mr. (Donald Read 73 Heath, Jr\, and is aware of his ties with Juan Rigoberto RUIZ Villegas. 2. Dr. Edward Mansfield Gunn Dr. Edward M. Gunn served with the Agency from 13 June 1955 until 31 May 1971, and he was a GS-17, ._ Deputy Director of Medical Services, at the time of -~ +. his retirement. Dr. Gunn was interviewed by an _ — Office of Security representative on 19 June 1972, and discussed in some detail his involvement with the Institute for Protection and Safety Studies, Incorporated, which is affiliated with McCord Associates and occupies space in the same offices. Dr. Gunn last had direct personal contact with Mr. McCord on 21 April 1972, and he denies having any knowledge of the Watergate incident, : 3. . Dr. Jacob Victor Golder Dr. Jacob V. Golder, a former OSS employee, served with the Agency from 3 January 1955 until 16 April 1971, and he was a GS-15, Chief of Psychological Services Staff / Office of Medical Services, at the time of ; TUS QU 14-0000 | ’ a his retirement. He is still being utilized by the - Agency ona contract basis at the SECRET level, Dr. Golder has not yet been interviewed (as of 23 June 1972) but indications are that his ties to Mr. McCord are similar to those of Dr. Gunn mainly through his participation as a Consultant- Instructor at the Institute for Protection and Safety — Studies, Incorporated. William Francis Shea William F,. Shea served with the Agency from July 1951 until February 1971, and was a GS-14, Intelligence Officer with the Office of Strategic Research, DDI at the time of his resignation. He had nsatisfactory fitness reports} resigned in lieu of termination; and'may not be tod favorably disposed towards the Agency. As previously indicated, his wife, Therese Mae Shea, works as a secretary at McCord Associates. /The Office of Personnel referred Mr. Shea to McCord Associates in 1971, and Dr. Edward M. Gunn indicated that Mr. Shea is affiliated: with the Institute for Protection and Safety Studies, Inc. Walter Edward Brayden “Walter Edward Brayden served with the Agency-from- 2 February 1948 until 31 October 1969, and wasa — GS-13, Intelligence Officer, assigned to Operational Services/Central Cover Staff/DDP, at the time of his retirement. Mr. Brayden was interviewed by an Office of Security representative on 20 June 1972, when he indicated that he has been employed by McCord Associates in minor security duties during the last few months, In April 1972, he served as a guard for Mrs. Martha Mitchell on a trip to Chicago, and he expected to work on a security survey of the Hotel Fontainbleau in Miami in late June 1972. Q wn PN WW gfe‘ : LULD webs . nn 14-0000 aa) 7. 8. SUT Mt Cieo aay George Theodore Stanton George Theodore Stanton served with the Agency from 4 August 1947 to § January 1972, and was 2 GS-14, Operations Officer, assigned to the Counter Intelligence Staff/DDP, at the time of his retirement. Dr. Edward M. Gunn indicated that Mr. Stanton has been serving as a Consultant to the Institute for . Protection of Safety Studies, Incorporated, © Louis Edgar Sherrard ' Louis Edgar Sherrard served with the Agency from 2 July 1952 ontil 31 January 1969, when he resigned. At the time of his resignation, he was a GS-13, Secu-. rity Officer assigned to the Security Research Staff, "Mr, Sherrard's employment background centers on industrial and physical security, and he resigned from the Agency with the stated intention of taking a position . with Bestline Products, Incorporated, of San Jose, California. There have been recent "rumors" that Mr. Sherrard is in some way aifiliated with McCord Associates, but there are no specifics on this. Ross Ward Lambert __.._ Ross Ward Lambert, a fe a former OSS employee, served 22 Nee mentee es “with the Agency. from. 11 m 11 January.1965.to.9 August ; 1971, and was a GS-13, Contract Employee assigned to the Special Operations Division/DDP, at the time of his resignation. Mr. Lambert served extensively in Far East Division overseas posts, and there was a previous security interest in the case because of his daughter's involvement in activities of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). The Office of Personnel referred Mr. Lambert to McCord Associates but he took a job elsewhere, sie i ee) “J pd 9. James Louis Baker James Louis Baker served with the Agency from 2 July 1952 until 24 June 1972, when his contract was allowed to expire. Mr. Baker, a GS-12, Operations Officer assigned to Special Operations Division/DDP, was in Saigon, South Vietnam, from April 1968 until 24 July 1971, when he was returned.to Headquarters because of seriou marital 4} ’ and related medical\problems involving his wife. Divorce proceedings continued through early 1972, and his case has been monitored by the Office of Personnel, Subject was referred to McCord@ Associates by the Office of Personnel, but he | ; ’ acquired a position with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, to be effective as of 26 June 1972. His application may possibly be on file at McCord . Associates, F,., OTHER CIA CONNECTIONS l.. Robert Foster Bennett Robert Foster Bennett, son of U.S. Senator Wallace Bennett of Utah, is Director and Executive Vice- -- President of Robert R. Mullen and Company, which. _ has been utilized by the Agency for commercial. .- - --.--- cover purposes. Mr. Bennett has been interviewed by members of the news media because of intense interest in Mr. Everette Howard Hunt, Jr., a former © Agency Staff Employee working for the same firm. A. ‘Covert Security Approval was issued on 19 March 1971 for Mr. Bennett's use in providing cover for an Agency overseas asset. The Executive Director-. Comptroller and the Director of Central Intelligence were advised at the time of the approval. - vat we. . Shee annem ae cate mame a 14-00000 4 a G, a Cr 4 t EUIe BUY Lins iy 2. Juan Rigoberto RUIZ Villegas uan Rigoberto RUIZ Villegas was hired by Mr. o3(Donald R. Heath, Ir) as a Covert Assetin {( (6-22 ntiago, Chile jand continued to be used in(Chile rom June 1969 to June 1971. RUIZ came to the United States in August 1971, became something of Ba Geath protege, and resided in Mr. Gieath's\home . from 19 August 1971 to 21 April 1972. RUIZ attended Montgomery Community College, became acquainted with Mr. James W. McCord at that educational institution, and later acquired temporary {and illegal) employment at McCord, Associates as a sort of caretaker, Mr. (Heath | also assisted Mr. McCord in arranging for the payment of RUIZ, a Chilean National, and Mr.(Heatat one point got RUIZ a part-time job with Mr, Glen®r. Sedam, Head of the District of Columbia Committee to Re-elect Richard Nixon, COVER ORGANIZATIONS 1, Robert R. Mullen and Company Robert R. Mullen and Company has been utilized by the Central Cover Stafi since 1963, and since that __ time a total of eight people of the Mullen Company have been cleared or made w itting of Agency ties, Mr. Mullen has provided sensitive cover support overseas for Agency employees and he was instrumental in the formation of the Cuban Freedom Committee, Mr. Edward Naeher, Mullen's Book- keeper and Accountant, is a retired CIA Finance Officer. As of 1 May 1970, Mr. Everette Howard Hunt, Jr., who had just retired from the Agency, became a legitimate employee of Mr. Mullen. He is aware of at least two present cover placements under Robert R. Mullen and Company. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was informed of this Agency connection by memorandum dated 21] June 1972, 14-0000 2. Interprogres Interprogres is a new subsidiary of the Mullen ‘Company formed in 1971, as a result of contacts developed at the Zagreb Trade Fair in Yugoslavia, It is a pilot operation aimed at expanding East- West commercial relationships, At least two 24 Agency overseas assets)have tangential tasks of promoting the acceptance of this company as a Mullen subsidiary. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was advised of the Agency connection by memorandum dated 21 June 1972, which covered Robert R. Mullen and Company. 3. General Foods Corporation General Foods Corporation, headquartered in the White Piains, New York area, is a client of Robert R. Mullen ana Company. The General Foods 2y Corporation is providing cover support to/two Agency assets overseas Over the years, becausé of person- nel changes, sixteen officials have been cleared on certain aspects of our interests, but they have not been informed of our use of Robert R. Mullen and Company. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was -- informed of-ourfAgency ties) fol the General Foods ae Fee mtn tes eee ee mene Corporation by memorandum dated 21 June 1972. - ——- - aa H. RELATED AGENCY CHECKS The Federal Bureau of Investigation and/or the news media have mentioned the following individuals or organizations in the course of the investigation of the Watergate incident, Agency records are either negative or contain no information directly pertinent to the Watergate incident: l. Association of National Advertisers Association of National Advertisers was mentioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as having . offices with Robert R. Mullen and Company. The Bureau was advised "no record", 14-0000 . 5. (a = ——City, New York, registered at the Watergate. The —— _ ' Federal Bureau of Investigation was advised "not ~~ NOTE! "CIF", without further details, was mentioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as having offices with Robert R. Mullen and Company, ; The Bureau was advised "no record" on the basis | of available information, Ameritas, Incorporated Ameritas, Incorporated is said to be a Florida real estate firm and several individuals listed employment with this organization when registering at the Watergate. The Bureau was advised "no record", . - George Leonard George Leonard, 1601 Washington Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas, registered at the Watergate. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was advised "not identifiable", Edward Warner Edward Warner, 143 West 73rd Street, New York identifiable’, The Federal Bureau of Investigation later listed the person as Edward L. Warren, of the same address, and we advised "go record", The press has speculated that "E. Warren" may be an alias of Mr. James W. McCord. Paul Jose Piedra Paul Jose Piedra registered at the Watergate. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was advised "no record", Joe Granada s Joe Granada registered at the Watergate. The Federal Bureau oi Invest “eso ap advised "no record’. 14-0000 Hated. 10. ll, ¢ co TYTO MAY te nee Gey Michael Douglas Caddy Michael Douglas Caddy (aka: Douglas Caddy) is a lawyer with an office at 1250 Connecticut Avenue, Northwest, Washington, D.C. He is mentioned in the press as an attorney who was called into the case by the wife of Mr, Bernard L. Barker, one of the primary figures in the Watergate incident. On 21 June 1972, the Federal Bureau of Investigation was advised that Caddy has never been employed by _ or associated with the Agency in any capacity, — McCord Associates « No Agency file reference located on ‘McCord Associates, Institute for Protection and Safety Studies, Inc. Institute for Protection and Safety Studies, Inc. is affiliated indirectly with McCord Associates and has offices at the same Rockville, Maryland address. Joseph A. Rafferty, Jr. 12. we —Foseph-Az Rafferty,—Jzr.. , atrial lawyer-who was_calied . ‘into the case eby Mr ‘Barker's attorney, Douglas Caddy. No record, Miguel A. Suarez Miguel A. Suarez is mentioned in the press as a Cuban exile and lawyer and one of the "links to the Republican Party". He was listed by the press as a self-styled ‘“Nixonian" who represented Florida’s Cuban community in dealing with former GOP Governor Claude R. Kirk, Jr. He is listed as having an office with Mr. Barker at 955 First Street, Southwest, Miami, Florida, and is said to be a business partner of Mr, Barker. Allegedly the Federal Bureau oi Investigation planned on interviewing him, He was of Agency interest between 1960 and 1965 in connection with propaganda activities aimed toward Cuba. CUED anu VW > ete eee meee eppeipenie ene 14-0000 L a So K a ae ‘ws wl of aegis 3. J‘. TUTTO ONY BG und 13, Marie-Elene Barker Moffett Marie-Elene Barker Moffett is mentioned in the press as the daughter of Mr. Bernard L. Barker, Thought was given to releasing Mr. Barker to her custody. No record, ; 14. Alberto Carricarte Alberto Carricarte is mentioned in the press as the _ law partner of Miguel A. Suarez and Secretary of Ameritas, Incorporated, No record. ; 15. All State Investment Fund, S.A.. . All State Investment Fund, S.A., is mentioned in the press as the parent company of Ameritas, Incorporated. It reportedly was established in Panama by Miguel A. Suarez to engage in seal estate investment activities in the Caribbean area, No record BIOGRAPHIC SUMMARIES Complete biographic summaries have been prepared on those current Staff-Employees;- former. Staff Employees, and Contract Personnel who weré in any way connected with the--—--— -- Watergate incident, McCord Associates, the Institute for Protection and Safety Studies, Inc., or cover organizations, ADDENDUM Mr. Ralph Orlando True was interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on 23 June 1972, and he furnished a statement covering his association with Mr. James W. McCord and possible future employment by McCord Associates. The Bureau was following up on Mr. True's Agency telephone extension, 8 wee een cenieenene ne mane earn een
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14-00000 104-10256-10273 [2 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 - : rr . . G July 1972 oS | & Ga? av, N ye MENORANDUM FOR: The Acting Birector Federal Eureau of Investigation SUBJECT : Information Provided the Federal Bureau of Investigation Regarding the Watergate Incicent 1. As a result of our conversation of § July, I would like to summarize the infornation which has been provided to you by the Agency in memorandum form (attention “Nr. Arnold Parhan) since the first series of memoranda on the subject - beginning 20 June. 2. On 29 June separate memorandums were sent to you concerning Hessrs. Frank ‘Anthony Sturgis, Eugenio Rolando Martinez Careaga, Bernard lL. Barker and Virgilio Conzales, The papers detailed available information on the subjects, We said that fir. Frank Antheny Sturgis had never been re- . | cruited bv the Agency, that he was a soldier of fortune but | that he had been associated with an Agency contact, Hr. ~ Eugenio Rolando Martinez Careaga, since the early sixties. 7 Their relationship was built an a mutual interest in Cuban exile activities. Mr. Martinez was recruited in January 1961 and has performed a variety of tasks for the Agency on Cuban matters up until June of this year. He has becn on a $105.00 a month retainer since 1969. Mr. Martinez is a business ‘associate Of f'r. Bernard Barker in a real~ estate | fima-in # Mr. Barker was’ a retular contact of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Cuba when turned over to the Agency in mid----: 1959. He was used as a source of information in Cuba until. - evacuated in early 1960. He was hired by the Agency in 1960: for work among exile groups and was terminated by the Agency on 3] July 1966. No Agency contact has been maintained with. him since that date, <A thorough investigation of our files: at Headquarters and by our Station in Hiami has failed to. turn up any information regarding Mr. Gonzales’ connection. with any Agency personnel or Agency-spensored activities fort 3) pe ? 3. OF E 331), 2), Cha G 14-0000 3. In two memoranda on 21 June we informed you of our relationship with the Robert R. Mullen Company anc the General Foods Corporation. The utilization of the Robert R. Mullen Company dates back to Jwae 1963. Mr. Mullen has provided certain sensitive cover support overseas for Agency enployees. In addition, tr. Hullen’ was involved in the formation of the Cuban Freedon Committee -- an activity terminated several years ago. As of 1 May 1970 Nr. Everette Howard Hunt, who had just retired from the Agency, became a legitimate employee of Mr. Mullen. In July 1971] Mr. hunt informed the Agency he had been assigned to the White House Staff but continued to devote part of his time to the Mullen Company. The General Foods Corporation is a client of the Mullen Company. General Foods is providing certain cover 2 support to two Agency assets overseas. Over the years sixt officials of General Feeds have been cared on certain aspects of our interests, They have not heen informed of our use of | the Robert R. “lullen Company. Aliso on-21 June, in response to a verbal request of 20 June, we informed you that a check of our records disclosed no record of Agency involvement with the Association of National Advertisers or the words “Cie”, 4. In a separate memorandum on 21 June we advised you that a review of the duties and assignments of tir. James McCord provided no indication that he was anvolved in Cub matters and that he was not assigned to the Bay of Pigs operation. We stated, however, that he might have de veloped personal acquaintances which are not recorded in official: personnel and security records. We have no information regarding Hr. McCord's activities with Cuban exiles since his retirement. —We-indicated in the same -menorandum that as an_ Agency employee, Wr. Hunt was involved in operational activities relating to Latin American countries and vas known to have had some ties to Mr. Barker. In a separate memorandun of 27 June rerarding tir. Hunt, we informed you about the issuance of the alias, Edward V. Hamilton, to Mr. Hunt on 30 September 1960. This alias was subsequently used by Hr. Hunt for several drivers licenses. We provided additional information on this subject in a memorandum of 5 July and also reported that there is no information in our files to the effect that Nr. Hunt was issued a Social Security Card or Insurance Policy bearing the name Edward J. or Edward Joscph Hamilton. (pl 14-0000 we . A S. Further, a memorandum was sent to you on 27 June regarding peripheral Agency contact with an ex-enployce of tir. James HeCord, one Mr. Juan Rigeberto Ruiz Villegas. Hr, Ruiz was used by this Agency as a translator during the period June 1863 te June 1971, He has had no affiliation ~ with the Agency since that time other than a personal relationship with a current Agency citployee., One additional ° nenorandum was provided you on 5 July regarding a Mr. Ross Ward Lambert who worked for the Agency as a Contract Employse from January 1965 until his retirement on 9 August 1971. Gur Office of Personnel referred Nr. Lambert to McCord Associates for employment upon retirement. Ne submitted a fornal application but decided to accept employment elsewhere, 6. Im addition to the above cited memoranda and several lesser items of information provided telephonically to Nr. Arnold L. Parham of your Alexandria office, the Director of Central Intelligence informed you orally on 27 June regarding _information available to us on “!r. Manuel Cearrio Dasuerre, 2 Nexican national who has offices located in the same building as the Banco Internacional of -siexico City. In short, Ur. Manuel Ogarrio Daguerre has not had any operational contacts | with this Agency. Gn 28 June the Director of Central Intelligence also informed you orally regarding our information wre eens Wane RRL Vee VEEL PA Tin OF - aad CUNCCTHAANE wi. weNncos warry vanlicore. gai 24250 FOOCCTGcCS contact of the Agency with Mr. Dahlberg was in May 1961. 7. Our Gffice of Security is in frequent contact with menbers of your staff in connection with the investigations you are conducting. ne above information is for your use only and should not be disseminated outside your Bureau,. Vernon A. Walters Lieutenant General U.S.A. Acting Director me
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14-00000 104-10256-10283 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | sane 7 Question 8 HOW MUCH MONEY IS IN THE BUDGET FOR PAYMENT TO CONTRACT EMPLOYEES? SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO HAD RELATIONSHE - TO THE CIA AND WHO WERE INVOLVED IN THE WATERGATE BURGLARY WERE SAID TO BE CONTRACT EMPLOYEES. IS THIS THE CASE? TO WHAT EXTENT ARE THE SAME CONTROLS PLACED ON YOUR CONTRACT EMPLOYEES AS ARE PLACED ON REGULAR STAFF EMPLOYEES? Proposed Reply zy The CIA bidget for 1975 includes($279. 5 5 million) for the salaries and benefits of (14, 000) staff employees (end-of-year ceiling) and($32.6 million for the same expenses for(2, 34 8)contract employees. ca] —y With respect to the relationship to the CIA of the seven © individuals involved in the Watergate burglary, one of them at the time of the break-in was a part-time contract employee (Martinez), one was a former full-time contract employee (Barker}, two were retired staff employees (Hunt and McCord). The remaining individuals (Liddy, Sturgis and Gonzalez) were never connected with CIA in any capacity. (See attached sheet for details on these seven individuals). {These facts have been set foxth previously in hacof -the testimony. of Pe for)e ... and we believe... _ . members of the: Annrapriations, ( 25, Committee are Gily-a aware ofall das sh igni ificant fevelopments } in, this area.| hs Not all contract employees have the same type of contract. Some are subject to all the controls that are placed on regular staff employees. Others, however, are employed for a specific purpose, generally limited in time, for the use of their talents and/or disciplines in meeting a particular need of the Agency, and these are not all subject to all the controls which apply to full-time staff employees. Both Barker and Martinez were in this latter category of contract employees. The obligations of such contract employees are as stated in their contracts, 14-0000 at, et Question 28 MR. DIRECTOR, WHEN YOU WERE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE LAST YEAR WE ASKED YOU TO OUTLINE FOR US THE PARTICIPATION IN THE WATERGATE BURGLARY AND THE SUBSZQUENT ATTEMPT TO COVER UP WHITE HOUSE INVOLVEMENT IN THAT BURGLARY AND YOU DID SO VERY WELL, HAS ANYTHING BEEN UNCOVERED IN THE YEAR SINCE YOU WERE HERE IN THIS AREA. HAS ANY FURTHER PARTICIPATION BY CIA PERSONNEL BEEN REVEALED, Proposed Reply A brief answer to this question is that there have been major developments regarding allegations of CIA participation in the Watergate burglary and the subsequent attempt to cover up White House involve- ment. However, as the definition of Watergate has been expanded to include other matters we have continued our rigorous attempts within © the Agency to learn everything possible about any Agency personnel associations and correspondence on these developments. In line with this the following actions have been or are being taken. a. Senator Baker's continuing requests for record searchs and files are being pursued. b. Testimony of Agency personnel before the Senate Select Committee has been completed. c. Requests for Agency documents and files for ~ “the Office of thé Special Prosecutor are continuing to be supplied. d. Requests for Agency documents and files for the Special Counsel of the Impeachment Committee are being honored. ‘Our ‘search has not revealed the participation of any ClA™ personnel not previdusly identified.
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14,0090 MWS 104-10256- 10383 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ‘ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ~ © .. : Noy on tte 2s . > 4° Lo 2 June 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, Building Security Branch 3 “FROM : Joseph K. Moore & Goe C. Liggett SUBJECT : Tour of Duty Report 0900 - 1700 Hours 1. 0900 - Entered on duty. Reviewed the current OSDO instructions and the previous Tour of Duty Reports. . ; 0900 =~ Agency Operator transferred to the OSDO a call from Nick Horrack, Newsweek Magazine wishing contact with the DCI/SA. Contacted Mr. Thuermer's residence and was advised to have Horrack call Thuermer at home. JCL cs) 3. 0900 -\Gordon wou} tes, requested and received home telephone number of 02 flugh Ennis) SB. CES 4, O90} - Dr. Cameron, MED/DO, requested and received the home telephone num- ber of/Marvin N. Flaherty,} COM. SCL 5. 0908 - Dr. Cameron, MED/DO, Savisea he can be reached via Pageboy #134, until further notice. JCL 6. 0930 - Mr. Carter, GSA Engineer, advised that one of the bay doors at the South Loading Dock is malfunctioning. Efforts to contact Mr. Har~ rington, Building Manager, and/or an elevator mechanic met with negative results. OSDO directed Mr. Carter to close the door by any- means-and to secure it. JKM-JCL .. . 7. 1010 - REFERENCE - ITEM mM #6 ABOVE- Mr Carter advised that the bay door had been closed mannually and secured. Request Monday day shift ad- vise GSA Building Manager. JKM . 8. 1038 ~Qiike banded), Safety/DO, advised he may be reached via Unit #68 or is home Phone the remainder of the or - ICL 6] 9. 1045 - Mr.| James Bennett,| spouse off{Donna penned), OSR, called through : the Agency Operator and requested assistance in contacting his wife, who is working overtime in the building. SDO contacted Mrs (Bennett 3 oy advised she would call her husband. JKM 6 10. 1050 oe Gri fen) FE, requested and received the home telephone nun- er for/Jim Londergan) OS. JKM 0% : CONFIDENTIAL : " RQIMPDEP-CL-B¥- 017504 Agmibhuging = Liou Use aly
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14-00000 104-10256-10428 = ae * und £ | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | Coe 7 BDEAT SECRET 11 Mey 1960 File F-44819 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, EE ATTENTION : sir. (Thomas A. O1sen 503 SUBJECT : VITATEZ, Guy,ml Establishment of Official Cover Backstop REFERENCE : Request for Domestic Cover 2 May 1960 1. In compliance with above reference, official cover back- stopping which utilizes the U. S, Arm: Element, Joint Operations Grovp has been established for the above-named individual. All information concerning this cover arrangement is available in the Official Cover and Liaison Section, CCD. 2. It is requested that OCL/CCD be notified when this cover arrangement is no longer required. Any changes in the Subject's Headquarters status should be coordinated with this office for the determination of need for continued documentation and cover. 3. Subject has been issued Unit ID Card No. 3205 for domestic use only. In accordance with arrangements made with Offices of Security and Personnel, the above documentation will be picked up Headquarters or an overseas TDY trip. In thé case of the PCS traveler, CPB will return this documentation to OCL/CCD for disposition. For the TDY traveler, this documentation will be retained by CPB and returned to the TDY traveler upon completion of the trip. In the event of a resignation from-the Agency, OCL/CCD will obtain the documentation from the employee at the time of the employee's debriefing conference. JOSEPH M. ADAMS . Chief, Official Cover & Liaison, CCD cc: Personnel Security Division, Office of Security pohO?2 SECRET
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14-00000 . nen’ | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | _ (104-10260-10400) | : . aan CA LSIICAT ON SECHETAY BAT Chief, ¢im FROM cnief af Station, Habans WEE Operations] .. OT a ade — (CHECK = ONE} Transmittal of HKlank Jocusontatio ; MARBLED FOR INTEENG | BIDOELUNG Car BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY . eee D Mh 36520 (kTpAT) le Trensaltted herewith as attachaent Wo. 1] for M.RIT are the following dlank docsesnta waich sre sot used o required for tne Stet a Habana £/é Operation referred to in referenced canle. ‘Tha Ki R1OT Document Specialist Foqueated that the docummts be retumed to Headquarters. + Wy 3i . . al city of , Hew Jersey tirth Certificatgl b. /itew York Jriver’s Li (instruetion sheet). Chi (Bational “Scocrephic travel} “ila Series bienk Identity Card. a. "The inco notel" identity Cards @e & blank/Gocial Secar. card, ; . : sy . 2.. The following is aiso. tranmnitted herewitn as attachaent Ho. 2: 31 @. Cachet of the(Gearumct of Laver of the Comonsealta of Puerts Kies wits ink pad. be Aeoorted cellophens shests used for Laminations Attachments: 2 ouvelopess Tote ibution: . . 3 = EtRIoT w/attaw’ (= C/AfID w/o atts. ae Files 2 July 59 Saalchd ce de Oe senate Aetghin Deora + C COMMNULO aes “
104-10262-10385.pdf
14-00000 104-10262-10385 o | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | A i “4 | were, ED oe OLS TORE Be SEL Oy mop dcwan legen traces ACTION BU.CIRED: YT! re REFbREECE: crca-24799 1. Bercqvarters troces on the Subjects of raferesce and the Budsom Inetitaute follow: &, Alberto LLERAB Cassrgo (201-102576) wes berw in Dogote, 3 duly 1908. Me lett school at the aye of seventcen to became a :. journalist. Re traveled to Argentina and lived in Buenos Aires for - +) three years (1926-28) writing for verious Argentine pericdicsls. - /- Gig polities. carcer begsa upon ble return to Colombia ia 1949, ° ‘Lwben be was appointed soaretary of the Liberal Party (1830-33)° and Weceived trencadous lapetys under tae segis of Alfooso LOPER “"Ugperet Forty lender aed former Predigeat of Colcabia (iese-88 eed 1942-433. ubsecuc tly, LLKRAS served in the Hattonal House of Hepresentativea (19u1-34),. Bhen ealfomso LOPSE wae innugursted Pred~ ' Jé6ent Jn 1034, he toon LLEAAS into Ais goverment as Socretary Genoral of the Pres icoacy (1834-35), s$d later mede him Hiaiater ef'. 4 . Govermmont trea 1345 to 19465. Tre letter yesr be wee sade Minister ._~ -3 ef Zoreigu Affsire, ve well as Yiret Vice President of Colombia. . lils pablic service culminsted then in his accession to the Preei- doecy on the resimation ef Prosnidemt LOPRE fa 185. After dis- okerging tho dutics of Chief Lxeoutive for a year (1845-46), RLERAS wa olected Secretary Genornl of the Pan Acericarm Union in 1347, # Fost siich he hold until 1954, Re then resigned oud returned te ' Colombia to acoapt the position of Rector (President) of the - - . University of The jindes (1958-58), Devoting himself once agais to - aa politics, LLERAS began *riting « column in the Literal Daily Fl i todor. Im bis columna be strongly eriticiszed tho Rojag Fegine _ Coby nand called for the returm of constitutional goverment in. “Caloxbis, In March 1956, he vas elegtod President of the Biberal — .; . Prrty eno shortly tharestter (dune 1986) trevelled to Spaim and 226.4. ' gonversntions with Laurseno COUR., a leader of the Conservative - Barty aps former Preuidest of Colombia (1950-53), These twe polit~ . isel lesdera ohensd a senifento cendennin, the Redes regine ont <(eowT EMBED) ° ar wonase , .,wl- 162876 _ _ (ren at. . ¥N/C/K2/08 wa/c/anyos ‘. tiiery rat ery beg eo - ‘sen ‘ > BH/C/KSEC * we . ; AT toi-soarse eee wee Ba Thy wayeran D8 “wyeyHo SS wayeseayer 14-0000 Toney Pea nee Tyee Cae wnoe Ane owen 1 3 BoP er SP ue-8i 28 3 | ise2 for the eoesrtiiarsmast cf a creli¢tion coverveant 1: Colomate caregen bi-poetlosa afflerts. feue Bowesiar 1458 to Februrry 1657 lise cessed 06 & Vaites Extiona Chservear to seveut isn te tne, Sagar iay oitestion, Listas is described. ne a chaspice of. the Pan jneriean. couse. and” ‘ae beivg very fricadty to the Gnited States and a firm beliover im the Vestusa tyfe Couceracy, nae ; Altbougt be did not complote bie edecation end bas ae formal degree, be bis icug been addreseed ue “doetar" as a matter of courtesy Ba dues, bowever, Gave hoxzorery dgxrees fren several bt aeior tl waiver- sities as val) ae irce tho University of Califeruia, He coeeks Magliet ond french, {6 earried to the formar Lertc PEGA (asughter of a late Precidert of éuile) aad hon four ebticres, ___ a 34_Febrwary_1958Sen Operational Ippreval « wees grastet ter | the utilization of iL:348 ia supporting s pzecial_ operation. Bovever, before the vpereziion ces trplesented, LLEQAS vas_elocted Preaideat of Colonbis. {Taere bas = been oo operational interest: in him sino, / eee 8. Theite are so Beréreartera or LEO traces on the Hed _. (natitute per se, hovever, LEKEGD files contais derogatory. tnfornstioal- eb Severn) neubeors of the inegtitete whieh LUERGO will faraish WOFACT ‘$@ we apscify whlek of (he mcubers are of interest. If JEYATE vinbed tals done, plesue sovise oa shich of the mexbers information ie re Ruosted. : a ©. There ave ne identifiable t treese - 5 the other eiageets of parugreph 5 of refewence, +: o-> |. 2, Eeaéquartere defers ta TEIAVE regrrding amanse si? : Seesott tion with tho tustitaute. = Bintribetions i eetg. & 3 - coz, aaire
104-10263-10111.pdf
14-00000 S ACT OF 1992 | 104-10263-10111 [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORD . cr res A, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP 4 [+ {+ T+ |» [- fa editions PINS 237, 14-0000 cep ean rote: ~~ ara OP oe . ~ OA es / “ines wey. Ba ae wt ote . aren . . ~ . .. “+ pa Tecenbay 31666 "OR I*n noe: nverly enthusiest ic bhout the POSSIDILI tiag: of getting MUeh from a Would: bes my! opénion thae “not hove to bring his cleerunee to chat with him, oe 14-0000 @ PPA 201) Sktwen | a S-E-C-P-E-T ; (When Filled In) i MEMORANDUM FOR: = poce/sa | aia ATTENTION = t @atle W. Allen SUBJECT + FERRE, Lats Albert _ #215 627 . ‘le Boterence ie made to your mnoranmium dated 5 January 1965 which requested a Covert Security Approval be Granted Subject for - Briefing on KUBARK objectives in WUBRINY D and propose long tern . @@am@ercial collaboration of mutual advantage, Project WUBRIWT. . 2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine 3 o Services Instruction No, 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction - “4 .. Field No, 10-5, a Covert Security Approval is franted for the use of ‘ the Subject as described in your request as set forth in paragraph 1, above, ; 3. Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent . theuselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA, 4. Your attention is called to the fact that a Covert Security ‘oval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for . a “Sppravel to cover any proposed change should be submitted to thig orrice, ; ; . . '_&. This approval becomes invalid in the event the Subject's ' services are not utilized within six months of the date of this ; ‘Benorandum. . _ Brg oe Victor R. White . Deputy Director of Security (Is) 14-0000 C-O0-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-I-A-L . ) When Filled In ] . Lok myn Be Deer 197g! aed bass (dave) i Review of 201 File on U.S. Citizen a Ho. i : ot In accordance with the DDO's nogice of 9 December 1974, : . I have reviewed the 201 file on "RAAL- __. (surname) cee ee (201 number indicated below), and have determined that it can : 7 most accurately be categorized as indicated below [ | ‘should be closed. witting collaborator. OI Code Al. of | potential witting collaborator never contacted (security ; reasons, derogatory information). 0! Code Aa, potential witting collaborator; date’ opened OL Code A2.°- . so: former witting collaborator (relationship terminated). Of Code A3.~ Parkgos SHY Some BED wifes - counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreign J dntelligence or security service). OL Code AS, all others. OI Code A6. 14-0000 Legere a penn eee emma thy + " MEMORANDUM FOR: poco/sa, a _ lol Jol SKiwER | : | SeE-C-Pek-T ‘ (When Filled In) Reed ¥ airs . ATTENTION + Qale W. Allen SUBJECT - 3 FERRE, Lats a2ert #215 627 . 2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine Services Instruction No, 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction - Field No, 10-5, a Covert Security ‘pproval. is granted for the use of the Subject as described in your request as set forth in paragraph 1, Be Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent thenselves as, hor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA, . $e Your attention is called to the fact that a Covert Security : Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10-3, Therefore, if you should desire at a later. ‘date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for 4 perl to cover any proposed cinge should be submitted to this fice. — a oo sqzt, This approval becones invalid in the svent the Subject's “ services are not utilized within six months of the date of this emorandum re . ; istor R, White Deputy Pivector of Security (108) _ OT -. BeBeCeRef oT [onatee (When Filled tnyf Sozetst sd 14-0000 ae SS . 26 Jemuary 1965 le ann io eerste " MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD guascct: Antilles Material Conpany Limited (A%C0) < ye Meeting with SKEXEYL on the Relationship . ‘ of the Puerto Rican Cement Company to AMCO mo, 5. ae agrees in nis it January 1905 mecting with SEEWER)L, Mrs Edward Stanulis telephoned SKEJER/L on the . morning of 13 January to arrange a meeting with SEWERS L gat his convenience Later in the day. SKEWER/L sugested a meeting at 1500 hours that afternoon in his office at : the Puerto Rican Iron works in Fonee. He indicatec to Mr. Stanulis that the Puerto “dean Cement Company Looks -with favor on AMC) and is doing business with it through Ate Menager, tir. Alvin T. pPhilpottsa, Jr. a ‘ 2. Prior to the meeting, ‘essrs. Allen, Carter, and -Stanulie reviewed the approach to be made to sKexEn dL in | the light of his favorable view of A“CO. It was agreed. - hat no mention vould be made of the fact that ANCO is in “poor financial condition or that Mr. Fhilpetta te inade- . ". quate as a manager, Stress would be Laid “pon agaesement oa ) of the iongetern commercial viability of AMCO because. ; Aeon ds ostensibly intorested in p acing an officer in a managerial position in AMCO, oF some other similar fir, in order to monitor Castro's activities in the Caribbean * ares. . . ‘ 3. Mesers. Allen, Carter, snd Stanulis arrived pre- “ eisely at 1500 houre at SYEVER® a- office on the second floor of the Puerto Rican [ron Works. is male seeretary asked us to take seats ‘in the corricor outside his office. -» , Wshin a few minutes hig ‘sacretary reappeared and aaked Us te wale in the Conference hoon. Some ten minutes Later -.: $KEWER/L appeared. and invited us into his private office. ” He waz extremely cordial and gracious. Mr. Stanulis intro- 1 ducid Mr. Allon as a collcazus who 4s aseeseaing ANCO'S come , ay meveial viability, le introduced Mr. Carter as a Lawyer ; | os congaltant who fa obtaining background infemnation in the a - gyenz KUIARK should’ decide to proceed with placement of an officer in ANCO. _ . 14-0000 . e2e the factors bearin: on the Long-term commercial viability ; of AMCO. ie explained that such an assessment is necessary because K:IANe does not want to place an officcr in a company which is not commercially viable for the long term. One of the factors beerins on tie coumercial via- bilicy of :Aco is the relaticnship of Che Puerto (ican Cement Company with A%co and the terns of any agreements. ; We would also Like his views on commodities otter chan i Cement wiici can be siipped Tiga ““Erte Miss to the outer Hy Aslands and what commodities can be shipped on retum | weyozee- Another factor of interest is competition in the: s i { | : 4 Mr. Allen inforsed SXEWER/L that <URARK de assessing . pping field. a 5. SKEWER/L indicated that ne needed some clarifi- : - @ation of KUBARK objectives. tir. Stanulis reviewed KUBALA's ostensible interest in having an experienced commercial sian : : a commercially viable abipping company for the purpose... jj ef checking on Casiro activities in the Caribbean area. So - © SKEWER/1L assumed that Mr. Fhilpottsa was the. man in whom’ ar we are interested, Ur. Allen disnelled this.assumption. explaining that KUBARK has a candidate whom we would Like i. * .. to placo in a managerial position inh. ACO LE it ds.ceter= ” _ es wz toned that Atco 4s comerclally viable. iURAAK would seck bo to effect this. placement throush a friend-on the Doard who, boo. : Mike SKEscH/L, has helped «U5a:k in tne past and would 7S . of ‘undoubtedly help again. SKEWER/L said, “Oh, yes, through foo. the top man in the company.” tle then asked if ‘xr. Chilpotts ; would know of KUBARK interest. ‘ir, Allen replied no, .. ./, emphasizing that our intereet should be closely helc, -.°" 6, SREWER/L said that he: had not realized that we .: wanted go much detail and asked if we desirci.to talk with . ¢ the man in his company most familiar with aico. Mr. Stanulie. declined, emphasizing that we wanted to keep our interest .- $ this matter cenfined solely te SKEWER/L. S“MENER/L ime ' wediately agreed to make the neccesary telepiione calls to . obtain enswers to our questions, ja the basis for his _. dnquiry, he would ask about. the amount of credit extencad - by the Puerto f4eon Cement Company to -AMCO. SKEWER/L then -. made a series of telephone calle to one of his subordinates ; oo -‘'. named Tomas and also maca@ one call to hie son. ‘the following - io - information was obtained in the above telephone calls: a . . . . remem aon ee aemenmnmeiatl : CoG ew . . @.- AMCO has‘2 or 3 ships under ehartar ond ships. | primarily coment to Martinque, Guadaloupe, Barbados, end Aatigue, a . _ Meee See t 14-0000 _ 23 b. The “uerto Rican cement Company has a ‘verbal azgreencnt with ‘x. Yhilpotts grantin: tia exclusive <istribition of cenent in Guacaloupe, cme Barbacos, and Antigua, * Ce. ACO current Ly owes tha Muerto Rican | Cement Company $40,000 and te slow in payment. . .d,. The normal procedure for Payment fe for He the coneignee to pay Hr, Fhilpotts by e note which - ' he Puerto Aican Cemene Company discounts, t ; - @. The Muerto Rican Cement Company fa currently (7) + @amining how much eraute tt can extend to Armco, we, ta this connection the company is exantning whether _ sR eredit extended. to AMCO can be insured under the a Forelgn Credit Insurance Assochation. (FCIA insures 80% of export credit.) If so, the risk to tha to Rican Cement’ Company would be reduced and further credit could be extended, be f. The Puerto Rican Cement Company has sold | 133,000 bags of cemant to AMco, 7. SKEWER/L said that tr, Philpotts is appressive . @ad that he is pushing Fuarto ican cement, ‘Mr, Carter: # ° @eked SKEWVER/L if his firm ware worried ahout the amount - Of erecLt extended to ANCO. | SKEWER/L replied that AMcO ie trying to help the Puerto Rican Cement Company anc Puerto Rican Cement is in turn trying to help ACO, -. SKEWER/1 artec the impression that he has absolute -. @onfidence his sudordinates. In calling Tomas, SKEWER/L - Said to us that he had gone over the head of his son, BKEWER/L was not aware that AMCO Puerto Rico ia a subsidiary Of AMCO Panama. “ten apprised of this face, he satd that - thie arrangement is pro abiy for tax purposes, Sut EL eft the impression that he considers ANCO ae a Puerto iilcan Company ond one worthy of Support. ‘le recalled that he had _ PXeviously given'a job to a' Trujillo opponon®, Fred Imbert, . whom no one else would .hire,::-'r,- Imbert now hae his om vo" @hipping company and Si £WER/L Bugsedted thet. wa assess his . operation. He Fecalled that Mr, Eryp tt lo: Vad telephoned him about harboring a criminal. SAENERVE tokda Trujillo to mind hike own business ae would SKEVER/L, Me, Stanulig inclented , ‘Chat KUNARK would not want to consider Fred [nbert's operas Shon piven his family's dnvolvament in the Dominiean ; Republ ¢c. Throughout’ the convereation, the pieture emerged ., @€ & man who trusts hia subordinates and who would help an _ Andividust or firn, poxtiqularly fuerte Rican, which isa also Gyying to belp his fim. | . 14-0000 os Sg ' ated } te whe . v . 8. Mr. Allen sald that we vould asscas the , eituation carefully, and in the event it should be : , determined to proceed, we wouls acvise him. “ir. Allen infornes bim that teo New York firms hava invested .. i am ANCO, namely, 4. °S. “ies and Company, and Train, en : Cabot and Associates. our frienc ts i'r. Train, who : : ; - @8 be sumised, is the top man in his firm. Mr. Allen cS Kevealed this infcrastion to Ssccih/1 in the event vfPoos , Shae t¢ should be ceemad destrable for ir. Train to " ~‘MOgotiate with tia suerto Rican Cement Company. Cone versely the event of A:‘CO's failure, it wae fele “ Chat Siever/k should know thai AUGARK bs not Bamess with any other participants, sxewo2/l offered full “J: ". @o@peration. ila had arranged his achecule. to give us . a6 mich time as necessary. In our prosence. he received : @ telephone eall in which te apologized for eancalling ~~ ~~ an sppointment in orcer to accommouate us. ft is . Considored that, as in his past relations With KUBARX, _ SKEWER/L can ba trusted and will help KUNAR in any way can. ; _ ; emappemegeee neti . L = WBRINY 0 file 2 SKEWER/E 201 Lechrono 14-0000 —— SECRET ' . 13 Januery 1465 a i, MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record | 1 Discussion by Mr. Edward Stanulis with SKEWER/1, i, I made initial telephonic contact with SKEWER/! at approximately 1200 hours on 10 January 1465 and made arrangements for a meoting in my. hotel room for the following day between the hours of 1600 and 1700 to be followed by ancther ca Tuesday ate iime and piscs that sould be conventent - for SKEWER/1, Later in the day SKEWER/1 informed me that he would be anable to meet with us on Tuceday ac he was leaving by air on the evening - of I January: for a serice of appointmente in the States, ' { | . | SUBJECT: Project WUBRINY--Antilles Materials Company, Lid., t fg. 6 am cme smeees | { . 2. The meeting with SKEWER/1 wae held in my hotel room at'1645 | hours on 11 January. I told SKEWER/1 that as ho knew,one of KUBARK's ood " prime information targets in Latin America concerned the activities of = , | \ Castro's Cubs and that in this connoction sume of our people had been : _-.)) Qhinking for some time that it would be most useful in pursuing this require- ° “- Leo: gremt to have entree into shipping interests that were active in Caribbean “""- waters, SKEWER/| said he thought this idea excellent. i further stated that these people had heard that SKEWER/I's firm wae discussing tho pogel- ~ " Bility of entering into an exclusive Caritoean distributorship contract with ‘| . Alvin T.. Philpotts, Jr., who is associated with the Antilles Materiales ! I Company, Led. S.A, of Panama and Puerto Rico, and asked him ifhe had | ’ any knowledge of the individual or the negotiations, SKEWER/I replied * that he did not know. of otther, but that his. son would be famillar with both, 7 3. Tasked SKEWER/1 if he would be willing to investigate the situ- ation discreetly without mentioning any interest on KUBARK's part and a. . 7 the some time consider the commercial feasibility of the venture for AMCO, Be agreed. - 4, In elaborating on the basic concept, I told SKEWER/ 1 that if the | ropor maritime firm were located (that is, one that may be floundoriag . gow but has commercial viability potential), . we'would be interested in _.. , placing with the company an individual who posscases the necessary com- -', Baerefel background qualifications.and aleo has the capability of accompli- . ching certain KUBARK requiremonts, SKEWER/1 reiterated his coaviction . Want 1 the concept is an excellent onc and eaid he would do all in hie powor to 14-0000 help KUBARK achieve thie objective. . S. Ltold him that I would appreciate hie cooperation in meeting he ' with two of my friends who are more fully versed in thease matters, ; He agreed and set the meeting for Monday, 19 January 1965, SKEWER/1 ; ‘ gave me his unlisted private telephone namisr and suggested that I con- ‘tact him Monday morning, 19 January 1965, to set time aad place for. _ the meeting, The number is 642-2120. Orig, --C/DO/SA apcpc/co. lt; at. Gale W, Allen » JeeWUBRINY /OPS “] "Ips WUBRING/D - (4 --BKEWER/1 201 file’ ECRET in 14-0000 . _ Seewe: 26/ 5 1 February 1965 2 Case Officer Comment; _ ~ 7 - The meeting wit.: SXEVER/1 confirmed Mr. Philpotte! report that his relations with the Puerto Rican Cement are good, It algo revecied the tems of the any relationship between the Puerto Rican Cement Company and AMCO whish Mr, Philrotes hed not sosected in oStall to WUBRINY/2. It is obvious that itr, Philpotte has - Gold himeelf to certain officials in the Puerto Rican Cement Company who have the confidence of the Comp any' s . Cop management. The extent to-whieh-Mr,- Philpotts may =--~-- have conned other bustnesemen into extending credit — and the amount of such credit is a key factor for in- | ‘Westigation by WUBRINY/1 and /2, and iMx.- Malla on their ~~ :forthcoming trip. I¢ is feared that Mr. Philpocts has ‘Ameurred so. many debts that the firing of Mr. P:dlpotte -@ad reorganization of AMCO would be prohibitively expensive. _ . ae GALE W. ALLEN ", DOCO/SA 14-0000 SECRET 1 February 1965 The meeting with SKEWER/1 confirmed Mr. Philpotts' report that his relations with the Puerto Rican Cement any are good. It also revealed the terms of the telationship between the: Puerto Riean Cement Company .. and AMCO ch Mr. Philpotts had not re orted in detail to WUBRINY/2. It is obvious that Mr. Philpotts has sold himself to certain officiais in the Puerto Rican Cement Company who have the confidence of the Company's =~" > top management, The extent to which Mr. Philpotts may have conned other businégsmen into extending credit and the amount of such credit-is a key factor for in-- yostigation by WUBRINY/1 and /2, and it. Malia on their forthcoming trip. It is feared that Mr, Philpotts has dneurred so many debts that the firing of Mr. Philpotts and reorganization of AMCO would be prohibitival- expensive, _ oo, , 14-0000 “Ab Jénuary 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD. SUBJECT: Antilles Materiales Company, Ltd, eset 1, Mr.-Ed Stenulis telephoned Nr, Allen at. heme from San Juan - Puerto Rico, on LL January 1965, He met with SkewER)L as ‘scheduled at 3 PM SKEWER/L Was hot familiar with any negotiations betwaen the ; Puerto ilean Cement Company ‘and AICO but agreed to look quietly into thematter, He made a telephone Gall to P% Cement's Sales Manager before he. left - “ for New York, SKEWER/L said that he had such a heavy ' Schedule on_chie trip, -requiringhis-. sence’ in * . New York Chicago, and Connecticut, that he could not... me 4 _ equeeze fn a meeting with -UBARX representatives,.- He---_- a " would, hi x, be glad to meet with <URARK ‘Fepresent- | atives in Puerto Rico on 1d January 1965. This celay * Would also enable him to invest! gete- thoroughly tha ~~ - Status of negotiations with ANCO 2. Mr. Stanulis said that he had followed the (0.2. ”. Rae aaty opreed 4pproach to SEWER/L. "He. emphasized!---~- hat KUB. 8 interested in ayci) only to the extent thet a-feasible commercial srranzement ean be worked: ee » Gut, 60 that placement of an officer in AMCO to work, pep se agetnet Cuba would maka sense, ‘la indicated that Atco Pye, 4s mot doing too well financially and that the cuestion - o &e whether ic can be resurrectad on a sound commercial . ; is, Mr, Stenulis informed SKENUR/L that XUBARK ig - Ret intersted in taking an equity position in AMCO, ' 3. Me, Stanulis affirmed unequivocally to mr, . 6 previous aasesement of SKEWUR/L, namely that 11 do anything to help KURARK, Particularly Bt Cuba, Mr. Stanulie will write a. report ‘upon Washington on er about 13 Jenuary 1965, : ; se - ue GALE w, ALLEN ar aie SD ; ot Be - td r) re 7... 2 « Sub . fLle ek Be seebinpt fon eS “.. be chrono || ; a. 14-00000 i 8-E-C-R-B-T ; , : i : x - (When Filled In) } MEMORANDUM FOR: DOCO/SA {ni a 4 . . we : . ATTENTION : Gale W. Allen ; : pos FROM ‘: Deputy Director of Security (Investi- " gations and Operational Support) SUBJECT : FERRE, Antonio Luis #150 5 , _ ‘Reference is made to your mmoranium dated 7 January 1964 Lo ‘ Which requested a Provisional Covert Security Approval to permit Subject, ; : President, Puerto Rican Cement Company, to be made witting of Agency interest : . dn WOBRINY/D in the event his father, a cleared Agency contact, desires to : Giscuss with Subject thie interest. . oe _ 2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction - Field No. 10-5, a Provisional Covert Security Approval is granted for + the use of the Subject ‘as described in your request as set forth in » Paragraph 1, above. This confirms a verbal PCSA granted 5 Jamuary 10965. 3- Subjects of Provisional Covert Security Approvals are not to represent ‘themselves as, nor are they-te be represented as, employees of CIA. . : 4. Your attention is called to the fact that a Provisional Covert Security Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should degire at a later date to change the atatus or use of this individual, a request .. for epproval to cover any proposed change should be mumbitted to this office. . 7 a, “$e ‘This approval becomes invalid-in’ the event action ie-nst takes within 90 days of the date of this Memorandunt ’ . _ VOR THE DIRECTOR OF sucunrTY:. © weet erent Victor R. White. . 8-5-0-R-3-T GROUP 1, (When Ps12104 In) Rxoluded from Auto= Mo , ; matic downgrading and we GCeolassification cate tate 14-0000 : “a : * . - _ a 2 . 4 _ ate SECRET a ye, Ls ST i . nes 4 REQUEST FOR APPROVAL Ox INVESTIGATIVE ACTION jeare j j i : (Ateeye bevgcorsy 1 copy of thie fore) F . j “atts Se COMPLETE £4CR SECTION AND APLGOPEIATE BLIAE I 7 January 1964 iF i = Teas } H : | fetorcear ona APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISICN FROM: . ji K | Cntr. INVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECLRITY 30C0/SA b . L_[CWIEF PERSONNEL EECUMITY DIVISION. OFFICE OF SECLAITY _ : oe : SUBJECT: <é ! (Tews asae) Antonio Luis Ferre . CareYonru. Patuconvs, ana 08 abiases tg ‘ | - | Pmovistonat pacenictaay APPROVAL is Jt irscratetaay arrecvas SS SOCS~—~S~S~SSCSY SC; : |__| covcer wawe cnece ‘ PErTarrs iInquiRv (30 field investigation) COnTRac? Tyre G United States-Puerto Rico O- euts OCTalLe oF use Desire PCSA in the event his father, a cleared KUBAR% contact, 201-205712, SO file number 215627, desires to discuss with hia sUB3ARK interest in - i WUBRINY/D. Subject is President, Puerto Rican Cesest Tomeany, born 1934 --{Ponce, Puerto | information, * co, U.S, citizen, WLLL seek addi.tionai biezgraphic © +} INVESTIGATION AND COVER ‘18 SUBSECT AWARE OF U.6. GOVERNMENT INTEREST im wie? §8 BUBJECY aWARR OF Cla INTEREST bm KIM? smotcare ‘any Limitations OM COVERAGE IN THE ImvESTIGATION OF sussecr, e+ TENT? TO BL USED tm ConoUCTING PL. SONAL INVESTIGATICA OF Sobre st, f, susseeT “coven G. 09 You PLaw YO wake QUBJECT WITTING OF acen CY OR GOVERNMENT INTEREST? J'F MO investioaTioN oursio: Cia, CxPLAIN FULLY , : 4. PRO AND GREEN L!ST STATUS . | __ [Pao 1, ON EQUIVALENT, Im (3) COPiES aTTacuco 1 wid — a PRO 4) WILL BE FOResRteO eae oe - : Y 7 Jee tt, on ROUIVALENT). UN 63) COPY aTTacHeD a GALCER LIST ATTACHES. wos i cs i : : wt @. RI TRACES a " ao : “[L jae necono_———s*«dYs Twit vonwano LT Won-otmocatony I DEROGATGAY ATTacuen ? . : 7, SIVISION TRACES ° 7 yeas —_ Lino necro | ‘delta ronwano [Tren OW OGATORY OEROGATONY ATTACHED | | ®. FICLO TRACES fa NO RECORD . | | WIL FORWARD ee i . | Iwo Denow TORY INFO, DewoGaTony artacuio . — me rere) engeneo |__| stonieicant iuoswerio: attacina =] : | __[#or initiaren (Buplonetion) . ” a = a SIGNATURE uF caoen oFFicen : EXTENSION |GIGNSTUNE OF BRANCH Cuicr : _f ale Wy ALLon, NOCO/SA 126196 : Norman G, Swift, C/N929/SA SECRET : LAAT Ae memmrgernen see Re Bale a 772 tat ytanyiee LENSE SSE AL SY TRA nn A aan 14-0000 ‘ ee y) yore a a A~ LL, / a 0 EEER w/a + ' { i ; pene on een tettn entnn Fi : 43 January: 1965 _. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ae So i SUBJECT: Antilles Materials Coxpeny, Ltdy 1. Messrs, Allen and Carter met on 8 Jonvary 1965 with Mr, | . Edward Stanulis, former COS San Juan, to discuss én approach to SKEWERX/1L for: inzormcatioa oa subject coapcuy., If was acveed : i. that Mr, Starulis tculd so to Puarto Rico on 9 January ar ‘eontact SREWER/1L on the 10th. Hopefully SXEWER/1 could obtain information on negotiations vetieen Puerto Riean Coment Com=- = * - pany and AMCO in time for a meetirg with Mesers Stanulis, <llen, ‘and Carter on 12 January. Messrs, Allen and Carter would plan ., to arrive in Scn Juan at 10:50 P.M. on LL January. - "2°. 52, Mr, Stenulis would apprise SXEWER/1L of KUBARK'’s interes ‘est in placing a MUBARK officer in a small chipping and trade . ng company operating in the Caribbean area in order to ronitor Csban activities, SKEWER/1 would be cautioned to keep this. . knowledge confidential. In this cennectioa, Mr, Stanulis said that SKEWVER/1 had proved.to be abcolucely reliable frca the - Security point of view. Me. Starclis would edvise SKEWER/1L <p that KUBARK is Leaking at 4NCO which is nezotiating with the : Puexto Riean Ccaent Ceor> to ba its cem2at distributer in § | " the Caribbean area. SKEVZA/E would be asked to confirm any -megotiations and the teres involved, His answers would be given in the cubsequens ~auctng with Mescrs, Starnulis, Allen, ‘and Carter, Further’ diccuscion with SKEUER/1 would be condl- thoned on hic cnsvers. ii any caca MWBARK representatives Would ascertain nis vicws onthe validity of AMCO*°s commercial conespt end oi any possibility for ccumereial, collaboration between PR Cement and AMCO. : ; ee Semaen tee a + es eareree vnc no ~'* J, Me. Stanulic on 10 Jamary 1965 tclesto..:. iz. Allon . at hone co repout that he has a moeting sehedulod with SKEWER/L? et 3 P.M, on iL Janucry. SKEWER/L is Leaving the night of . LL Jencary fou. -15 January... . Pyexte Rico fc: ' for Mooors,. .Si: York. hic, Sta SKEWER/1, Mr. | Wow York ‘waerethe will. cemain through: part of ! » Stanulis will try to cot a, fkieht cus of : Now York, co that a mecting may be cauvung | | salis, Allen, and Carter wlth SKEWVER/L in. ov: 1 ~219 ‘Lb call Me, Allen after hic casting with - | | ' Stanulis io staying at the dotok Da Vinei, con 81. 14-00000 3 : ' SKEVER/L will be staying in New Yori: at the Hotel Savoy Plaza. : Mr, Allen icnediately telephoned Mr, Carter, 941-2602, and advised him of the change in plans. ; Shu alleen 7 a Gale W, Allen so _- BOCO/SA:GWA: jev Distribution: — E-0 = Subject 14-0000 APPADVAL Ga ENNISTICATIVE 4 : tan aye herdcarry b copy af thie” fora) 3 wz sey 1072 A . PLEASE CONPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE LLANE ce se ee : aaa GPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPURT DIVISION INVESTIGATICN AND SLPPCRT DiVISICN, CHIEF. PERSONNEL Suavect: : senace) Luis Albert Ferre CRYPTONYM. PSELOONYM, AKA OR ALIASES OFFICE CS SECLAITY . = SECURITY DIVISION. OFFICE CF SECUait gat to: F fo - ° : 202 -205712 vu ' 1. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED . ' , ; } [provisional GPERATIONAL APPROVAL |__| PRovisiONAy PROPRIETARY APPAQVAL { . |. [operational approval : PROPAICTARY APPROVAL ‘ . PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL ec, a COVERT NANE CHECK Ti . COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL SPECIAL inaiiae [50 Field G I 7 contract tyre 0 = &. SPECIFIC aRta GF USE : United States = Puerta Rico 3. PULL SETAILS OF USE waite The Puerto Rican Cement” Cotipany is tat “fits overt distributor in the Caribs on KUBARK objectives in WUBRINY 3 collaboration of mucual advantes.. the bri.efing will be the new a with Subject, Previously’ inves= ZNY D as bulel Subject Fopose long tern | ,comnerzeia L. ad. ee cla IwTEREST MAY GE SHOWN OURING InvestioaTion? JZ. ae se SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNNENT INTEREST IN HIM? tS SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HIM? INDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE. IN THE INVRATIGATION OF SURJECT. SUGGEST "COVER PRETEXT" TO OE USED" iN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT, OO; YOU PLAN TO MAKC SUOJECT WITTING OF Ags ‘3¥ OR GOVERNMENT OP NO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY INTeResT? B. PRG Ald “GREEN List status . “Thre T.°OR EQUIVALENT, IN (2) COPIES ATTACHED |— PRO 14 WILL Be FORWARDS {| _fpro tt. on LOUIVALENT. UN Ui) copy aTracued Wuspoamen bist artacnes, nor LVF nee @. RI TRACES nero a0 NO recone ee NOW:OEAC” \Tony | CERGGATURY ATTACHED 7, DIVISION TRACES A A CES SET PTT 0. FIELD TRACES | [NO RECON y : | __[ with ronwanp ec } [NO OcNOOATORY INFO, |__| vunQoaTony atfacneo. ae SON IPIGaNt tn fF [war URITIATEO (Xuplanatians CNTENSTON [sienatune OF Branch : Al L=61951] -Wovman G. CDR 77a niin 7 "SECRET 1 Le Swift, C/p0co/sa: 14-0000 spe eld NS 4 amen petal re Bo ; 5 January 1965 . MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD oan | SUBJECT: Luis Albert Ferra (201-205712) - L. WH/2/Dominican Republic holds Subjeci's file ‘ which-has been loaned to DO/SA, Mr. Allen on 5 January 1965 telephoned the DR Desk Officer, Mr. David McGrath, - and explained that DO/SA would like to make Subject wit- ting of. KUBARK interest in WU3RINY D. _Mr. McGrath said - that the Desk is. not now using Subject and that it has -BO objection to DO/SA briefing Subject. He asked that @ memorandum covering the contact be prepared for inclu- coe sion in the Subject's file. “ Se, (' - 2, Mx. AlLen on 5 January 1965 informed. DO/Security that DO/SA desires to make Subject witting of KUBARK “Gnterest in WIBRINY D. A PCSA had previously been granted on 8 December 1964 with the understanding that a CSA can ~ be quickly obtained because of the existing 0/A on him. DO/Security said chat necessary action for a CSA would be undertakon at once and that he foresees no problem. \ Die¢tribution: : 1 © Subject file. “Lh © WUBRINY Opt is. 1 - WUBRINY D Tt - 8A Chrono 14-0000 * 3 o . _ eS i 9 Decenber 1964 SUBJECT: Luis Albert FERRE . D0/Security informed Mr. Allen on 8 Decembe> 96h that a POSa | “ a “has been granted on Subject. Subject!s Cftice of Security file musbo>: “4s 215627. Do/Security further advised that if Subfect has tobe J :, made withing of Agency interest in WUBRINY D; then ‘a CSA ean be 14-0000 . t NCLASSIFLED CONFIDES TIAL CENCRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP Mr, ALLEN: Subject has two sons per Security's record: -Antenie. Luis F..... born 1934, Ponce =.» Resarie J. F...... born 1934, Ponce foo (40) Onurieg OFFICS 1 teat O—serEEE rn at a Ak ASE 14.90000 SECRET . 2 August 1964 AEPORANTAM Pus ADO ce STI ON @ Pre Soward Hust ; -SUMEST t Trace reply - Lais FER - | RAPERERCE 0, A/OC/CA Menorancua cated 7 digust 13%4 1. Traces have been completed on . ~ bates Alderte PEFAE Aguayo, 201-205712 . Lote A, FERREs; Luis Albert Fis 1? February 1724, Ponce, Pesrio Rise U.SAe, Formerly, Puerto Bice Senstor and Incustriailet _ Boins More Street, to. 2, Ponce, Buerto filco es Brject, @ wealthy ssmbor of the Puerto Kican Lectalature,; i foada the Aepubl ican. (Stavenood) Percy, and is « stockholder - a H Leaves Tates | located at 76 Fifth Avene, Kew Tork, lef, D0 Division Gesires /peckground intormation aD nies, tne: Offise of Security. crea, a ans in2/8 hed a -CI/OA maintains a file on. Subject.whteh was: roviewed and the results are forvarded herewith, in e@ seperate énvelope, a8 Attachment Ho. 1. -Ineluded in Attachment 1. 1s operstional and Livestizetive information: ‘from the Office of Security and the 201 file. Attachamnt Mo, 2 is & blographic data sheet forwarded by the Office of Security. the following Btograpnte taformation ie fron the 22 file: Prystoat Dosgriptiens s fte, . {inches ads weight = 155). Glender builds light conplextoa with trom hair ani eyes! Ovaleshapes face with 6. te on ed dere, casa Eons. Baccations’ Publis schools, Pones, Puerte Rico; the Morristown Senool, Horrietcn, Hew Jersey; Hassachusette Instiwte of : Technoloyy, Bo3- and KeSe Degrects | Languages aalisn, Spanien, and. Pronch, . Yoxtly Background ¢ Harried to Lorancite (ove Rast res 6 - sXctV Arellano) FERAE, bern 9 July 1905, 3an Geruun, Pusrte Rice and ‘ghe is a U. 8. aitisen. Trore are wo children who elvo are -reoord of Subject. The SOl file te held by WH/2/DR on pernsnont Can 14-00000 pated « aa Tee Be Be citinens. Sudject nes four Grothare end one sister (seo At tactmrat Re Re ts Vico Preaidant of tna Ferre industries, wilen comprise the fcligwin, groupe Ponce cement corporetion, Ponce, P. Re , Puerto Bice [run Wsrme, Ponce, ?. &. , : Puerto Rico vilese Corporation, Sen dusn, Pe A. - Puerto Rico Clay Corporation, San duan, Po & Fenrica Macional Vidrie, Halcuetis, Vecesusla ut : Camentee Hacisnalee, faniecge de aube (present etetus anknowm) i ‘ Pence Products, Incercreted, Riani, Plorica : ; Budjoer ts whe Birecter ef tie Lenk cf Ponce, Capital holdings of Ferre ~ Jadostries hed been colimsted at over 61,000,000.00 in 1760 md Subject's i. . earnings at approximately $50,000.00 per years Gudject has 5 written articles ont “incustrial Denccracy,® “American Gitizenship,® ' SQqment Flanvs,® and *Suger Hille," Hs is o menber ef the Liens Club the American Soeiety of Mechanics] Enginsers. eas He eka 1% og ' ; Bie Dete Shset (Bot att 'd/DO/HS Chrono ca _ will not reproduce, sorry tions ; ; 2 w/artte. © A/DO/CA 7 AS se © O/H tL crn é a 14-0000 Attachment to DO/HS Meroramtue dated 26 August 1964 cOMET ae ; Attachmsat Ho, 1 to ._ SECERT DO/ES Memorandum dated Det 26 August 1954 “Operational and Cie ---. Information - “= 0, Subject was esationed in two RAPOX Dispatehes by the Chief of Gtation, San Juan, Puerto Rico, ee a possible Gandidats through whom leads to persons in the Dovinican Republic could be developed and targeted against the intele ligence survice and the ruling circles. there, In ‘HPSA-1222 and HPSA-941, both dated 11 September 1056, gubject is weetionss 62 = go0G permon for the beyinning of covert opera- tions im the Dominican Republia because he was well known and considered discreet by those who knew biw, Becusse of ‘Bis besjnegses in the U.3, and the Caribbean ares, Gubject . -BEd pany poerecas working for Rim over a poriod of. years who owed bim some allegiance, Subject's companies did such bustnese in tho Dominican Republic. SEEDADOLE, the Station‘s . Contact, was Lastructed to approach hin fodirectly through ; cut-out who was Angel FONSECA Jimiucz, a personblffriend of SXEDADILE, © conber of the Puerto Rican logislature, a senior weuber of the Republicaa (Statehood) Party, and very close | _ Taformation in Subject's PRQ II revealed that he wan easigred the cryptonys SKEWER/1. The Case officer wan atroduerd to Subject by one Pranciaco A, LOPEZ Domingues, the 0.5, Collector of Custompein=Charge tn Puerto Rico of & atrictly sccial besis in Mareh 1990 (this was to be - Bubject’s. cover, apd therg was ‘na ponstary’ remuncration), -Gince Subject was considered a loyal 0.8, citizen, he was “made witting of EUBARK‘’s tntorest in parsons ia the Dominican Rapnbiie Sho sight lead to tse target: Ee accepted te aasiat - EVGARK fo this endeavor enthusiaticsily. Altbough it vas ‘known that Subject once served as an honorary Vice Consul for Swoden, a common practice for prominent businessmen in Latin America, he was not knows to heve any sornecttons with. & foretga fatelligence nervics, His value to KUBARK ley in Bie poreans) knowledys cf persona and facts fu the Dosinicag Republic, particulariy individuala who travelled there for ‘legal reasons, as well aa his sootal and political status, Fue c9ee officor described Mubjeat as “Latelligent,”. “well | .@duoated,” and “a political leader whose reel stresgth ta ‘fm Bia being an ealightened capitelist,” Sedause he wee (aud ie) so prominent, and sould Bot vitkstand teo auch “weakening of bie poaitiun, he should nut be used “dtrectiy" $8 ABy operation (in the opinion of the ease officer whe ‘wrote the PAQ svelustion), wn 4 14-0000 SeuecRearT Attachment Ho. 1 to ; . DO/HY Memorandum cated a wore es Po 26 August 1966 “aH 3. soscrving to information in C-829438 (ct/oa File), WE/3/0BAH requested a POA on 4.Bay 10900 for permission to . Bllow the use of Subject to “provide useful information on, > @F through wittiag or vovittiog enployees, courier access te the Scaisicas Espusiic.” Sszults of Greec List Ro, 155951 Gated 4 May 1960 cere “no pertinent identifiable inforast.o” oa iv May 1960, and a field trace reply of that date wae “ee dercuatory traces.” The POA was granted 31 May 1960 cod the GA on ll. ‘Bepteuber. 12960, Theee olesransee were cen . Celled on 321 and 34 March 106), respectively, in actices to .C8/oa by VH/3/DRan, enscas for those cancellations wore Oe 20 Avewst 1961,_ WH/4/Cuba_requeeted @ reis.. aa davestigation ‘seport “by ‘the “Office of ‘Security. as 1960 wac not. unfavorable, It did make reference to infor @ation fa an FBI report dated 19. May 1960, in Waphington,: D.C. which also appeared in the Sudject’s 201 filo, Tats report contained the following informatica: | . ~ 8) Is “yos2, ao leader of tho Statebood Party, Subject ‘Atteeked compulsory wilitary service for Puerto Rico, iking At taxation sithbout representation, in 195%, however, be was one of the Statchood Party : loadeye who made public statezenta of their pride ‘$m their U8, oitizenship, their desire to lire . permanently under the U,3, flag, and their recom meritorius cases of ‘persons accused in connection. whan, abe Be vdouhh iat Bevoit 12 ¥. s ia 1953, Subject : ‘reportedly, offered a joo to Rliger Curct. Cueyag, a Cocsruntct Party. moeber ia Pusrte RS Ut) (soures . pot apocitiod)s * * The 7BI received inforratioa (soures not epectiied) fn 1952-and 1983. thet Subject received mail fro# one Juan Antonio Corretjer, a former meaner of the Puerto Rican, Bationalist Party. 14-0000 nate Attachzcat Jo, 1 to DO/HS Heaorandun cateo 36 August les a SECRET aot ‘ . ¢) At the request of the duatice Department, the - FOI eoncucted an Cloquiry, under the Antietrust Lass of the U.8., into the cenent industry io San Juao, Puarte Rico during December 1958, At. Ancust rialioat Ong financier, fubject repoptediy controlled the combat industry in Pusrto Rice, The Aptlotrust Divisien Files of the Dopertusat of Justice contains the yesulta of the inquiry, . Te ‘ 4 S&S. Yee cChier of Gtation, Gan Juss, Puerto Bico, according te HPG4-1909 dated < January 1064, met with Subject ia Puoce on 26 Decenbur 1505, - At tais time, @abject tolé the Chlef of Station that he waa cons tdering construction of two sizable plants (cement and glans) fu the Doainicen Ropublio “as a was of augsenting official Sesintsncs through private enterprise.” Subleat fel? ener we At was “ieperstive forall free nations of the Hemi:phere te do all in their power ‘te belp the Dosinican Republi ia Becous # trus Derocracy and cesy it to tho Communista, Ip =Ghie vital task, private capital must also partioipate Getively.” Thie is the conviction that prompted Bubdjoct €9 eonsi¢er building the plants. ; . . ry hecording to a esmorandum to CI/OA dated 27 May 1960, from a/3/ URE the inquiry had no effect on its propossd operaa tena use, Poet, 2 . _ : a pont 1 ' : @,. One docuxent in the 201, UFGA-12398 dated 7 Soverber - 1963, reveals that Subject var s nenbez cf 5s. EVQup of Lalia &mericans who notionally @ubsidized AKSCROLL (probably as _ sot of Wi/SA). JUAN 0404 (1K 33997), 7 December 1961, one of « cusber sf «BSleS tn-Bubject's 201 f1le, tadicates trad Bubject took tntense intersst:in Cuban affairs aod vas more intorastion on Cuban elenenta, tated 11 vay 1960 /3/ DRA © POLYOA, but ect, ; 14-0000 we ECR 7 _ @& . , : ey { ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET | og at : oe. NITE LIT OINE _ PRIOR TO FILING | i TO: ACTION GRANCH @® J. Filt in Sect. 2. ca Baca. Detach back ~ flap rather) tak - If file no. asd title shown are not 2. best wip been A Ste. vtnless it preper, insert proper file no. below . : @ .. Fecords significant action tasean or and forward document to RID/AN. i | Comments requiring preservation. 3 FROM: " PROPER FILE MO. | . a : rips A. . i 4 ‘ TO: ALL ADORESSEES ; : oe FILL IM SECTION 1 ON BACK If APPROPRIATE _ i eT ee . a ; a] _ ae ; 3 meceiveo ‘romwarnen! INITIALS “hoa i a ‘ pean G co poniajadine ane men aeeamenellnn FRACE a A] Request!” OCUMENT NUMBER “ HPSA 01969 u Ube PREVIOUS 14-0000 GaASSiicanon S-E-C-R-E-T Chief, wHD Chief of Station, Santo Domingo i : ‘Chief of Station, San Juan RLQUIRED - REFERINCES ‘Action: Information 1. COS met with SKEWER-1 in Ponce, P. R; on 26 December 1963. . 2. During general conversation, SKEWER-1 said he was consider- + * ing the construction of ‘two sizeable plants (cement and glass.) in the Dominican Republic as a means of augmenting official assistance through private enterprise and asked COS's opinion of the venture. ‘COS responded that this was personal decision for SKEWER-1 to make. - . me TERS ee YE $3. SKEWER-1 said:he felt that it was imperative for all free ‘mations of the Hemisphere to do all in‘their power to help the ‘Dominican Republic become a. true democracy and to deny it to-the . ‘Communists, in this vital task, he added, private capital must i ; also participate actively. This personal conviction, he said, is LG “what has prompted him'to comider building the cement and glass , aaa : Plants. . : am : ; 8. SKEWER-1 said“that he -helieved the present GODR was | t democratically-oriented and would do a good job in the interval ; “:betreen the Junta reign and elections for a successor government. to '’ He also praised the selection or Donald REID Cabral to succeed { ' | DE LOS SANTOS. — ; : : Pow Valin K Xamceue | Melvin K, LAMIAUX ' Distribution: = Chief, WHD ; 1 - COS, Sante Demingo. HPSA-1969 | @ January 1964 ; CLASSIFICATION S-E-C-R-E-T WQO fhe kuNoER 14-0000 rem Gol das Z VEN DIRECTOR BELL 10 “wi 5, s/c 2 pers voi 12765 canOUT9BAGE ii 1 jet) Pe 14-0000 + et # INFO, : wh 5, S$/¢ 2 os pom tele Jos fl2. ons we 7 ROUTING UNIT: Pp EXT 3: a 1715 DATE: 19 SEPTEMBER 106) . To. SAN JUN FROM, DIRECTOR ‘ CONR /_ BELL 10 Buy. lank dv, G, E23, 0 8 VEAGING Qericae _peprepuctig#s sy 5 . weet Ae SSUING OFFICH IS FROHIGITED, | 14-0000 os ES 7 setae f , . (then ritted In)° . oe _ ; , ee , fo | ce tog 682913 Sp MEMORANDUM FoR: Chief, WH/y - Ae Amor. - - _ : : . ., for the purpose apecified in your request dated___12 dug 196. available to this I ‘10-5 and FR 10-215. watt fe Orig. to Addresse 4 to Files 14-0000 14-0000 . i CLASSIZATION SECRE z . - wine eee: Chief of Station, San Juan ct, ee OMLT QUALIFIED DESH tan AE nN Cnet, iestern Hemisphere Division 00 |e liter SuBstCT : a , Nn SKEKER-1 - Clarification of Operational ‘Status ACTION REQUIRED : REFERENCES ACTION: As appropriate, per paragraphs ‘wo and three. REF: HPSA-1955 (RrBAT) (27 September 1963) ; es A full Operational Approval was issued on 11 September 1961 for use of SKEVER-1 as set forth in the PRG Part II submitted to lisad- : a with JU-232 (18 July 1961). Notification of issuance of the Os was given the: Station in DIR 12785 and-DIR 12786. . 2. If the Station judges that the above-cited PRQ Part I no _' Jenger obtains as to Subject's actual current cperational status and ¢ ase (Headquarters' file on Subject shows that it does not; e.g-, his , . of a Station JNWAVE' operation), an up-to-date PRQ Part IT should be sulmitted in order to amend the OA issued in Septeaber 1961. | 4 The Station should be guided ty the provisions of OSI-F~50=17 _ wth respect to keeping Headquarters informed of current operational contact with and use of Subject. a - :. EMD OF DISPA’ ‘ cy ae Distribution: “> go CO, San Juan : Orgeatcr SYMBNL AND NUMBER 14000007 58 am CLASSIFIED MESSAGE_ = Lote one, 2 AUG 61 SECRET j ROUTING _ a [2 | 13 | ay I. : FROM ' SAN JUAN i 7 ° ‘ i AUG 3 01062 $1 . ‘ ; | ACTION: BELL 10 . . - _ 1 + DIRECTOR : | INFO © COP, ADDP/A, CA 2, cae, cA {PRs ca/PRoP, ci/ic 2, ae Fi Fi/int 2, 100 4, WH 3S am DIR NFO TRUJ CITE JUAN 0240 | ayes: 3| 462,634 UR 4 ', MEETING . AUG. vITH LUIS FERRE PRODUCED FOLLs ~ eer A. “FERRE HAD CONVERSATION 25 JULY with FRANK CHAVEZ AFL-CIO LEADER IN PUERTO RICO, CHAVEZ PROPOSED FERRE GO DOM REP ACT AS “.). CATALYST BETWEEN CONFLICTING FORCES AND USHER IN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNME "ARGUED THAT MAN FERRE*S STATURE COULD SERVE IN PLACE OAS COMMISSION : "FERRE FAVORABLY INCLINED IN PRINCIPLE. FERRE IN CONTACT CARLOS | '- CHARDON, WELL KNOWN. PUERTO RICAN AGRONOMIST WHO. NOW IN DOMREP AT . INVITATION BALAGUER CONNECTION AGRARIAN REFORMS. CHARDON FAVORS. IDEA FERRE MEDIATION, (COMMENTS FERRE REQUESTED NOTHLi:Gy YAUGER _ WOLUNTERRED NOTHING. FOR HuS INFO YAUGER EXPECTS TALK NEXT WITH: \” PERRE 8 AUG). - pts See 7 a Be CHAVEZ HAD JUST RETURNED FROM SEEING ‘ARTURO ESPIALLAT IN CANADA, AS LONG TIME FRIEND ESPIALLAT, CHAVEZ CLAIMS CREDIT | a "FOR GETTING RAMFIS TRUJILLO RELEASE espAyhat. CHAVEZ ALSO PRIEWLY " _ WITH RAMFIS WHO, ACCORDING CHAVEZ FAVORS DEMOCRATIZATION DOMREP 4 mes Et wants eave COUNTRY, LIQUIDATING FAMILY: ‘ASSETS AT TEN cENTs | ” 4 ON THE DOLLAR, ASSETS -2N DOHREP ESTIMATED AT 800 MILLION DOLLARS. a FERRE COMMENTED THAT IN LONG RUN IT WOULD BE CHEAPER FOR DONINICANS ‘|. a _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER. THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 18 PROHIBITED. were tetas tS : Copy Ne. j 14-0000 oat o2ko on = A7500°.. « ; RID THEMSELVES TRUJILLOS BY PAYING, SAY, FIVE: CENTS. ON DOLLAR RATHER "JAAN SUFFER CONSEQUENCES: CIVIL WARS. CHAVEZ - SAYS HECTOR TRUJILLO ALSO WANTS OUT BUT PETAN WANTS. CONTINUE: DYNASTY. CHAVEZ SAYS RAMFIS HAS ‘SOLID BACKING: AIR FORCE WHICH 1s REAL STRENGTH ARMED 4 FORCES, - . _ cs... . Gy FERRE HAD BEEN APPROACHED BY OSVALDO T GRIMALDI AND JOSE ANTONIO'S ALCEDO AS LEADERS IN PUERTO RICO OF PRD WHO ASKED MONEY FOR MEDICINES. CLOTHING ETC. FERRE STALLED BUT IS INCLINED cIV SOMETHING TO KEEP-ON GOOD SIDE ANY ANTI COMMUNIST GROUP. 14-00000 SECRET PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE PART 1 - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION DISPATCH HO. J- 232 INSTRUCTIONS TO CASK OFFICER i ¢ de filled in by the c oltic er appropriate authority on the besie of the best aveilabie in io! formation, It is fal to be shown to the subject. en . : to [[2. Normally, adquartecs will be unable to isaue an approval wetlese requester furnishes ena a to eff queationa ’ ¢ in Pay parte f and ff. However, in an emergency provisional provel y be obtained by complying with the ep- , } elicoble provisions of FR 10-215, paragraphs 68, 8, {2b and 34d. The plete the case must be followed J. Three (3) completed co, pleted copies of thi after the usual apthod to document or come aot forth in FR to-215. pies of PRO part f (including copy in subject’s hander itin. form aust be sent to headquarters ag s00n en possible. ¢. Data acquired {ater must be nt to headquerters in PRY format in S$. Fill dn att ite if information obteinable. Ef item not applice fore item, use coverse side of page keyed to appropriate ¢ CAYP TONYM SKE Wee 4. #f pomelble) and two (2) com- HF additional epece required a. PSEUDONYN SECTION | CONTACT AND DEVELOPMENT {+ INDICATE HOW, WHEN, SHERE, wy, AND BY WHOM SUQJECT ST CONTACTED OR DavELoPED. Case Officer first met Subject through the aid of Francisco A. LOPEZ Dominguez who, as U.S. Colector of Customs in charge, is witting of CO's true status, LOPEZ arranged a lunch for three at the Zipperlie Restaurant. There were two purpossar to meet Subject as part of SKIFFER's general requirement to know outstanfing figures and to pave the way for contact in ascordance with the POA that already had been re= gested. The initial meeting was in March’19605 ‘the POA was received on24-June ~~ at . . . in JW-i5. ANOIGATE WANOLI ETHER SUBJECT COULD BE TURNEO OVER QUICKLY AND IN & SECURE MANNER TO ANY RESPONSIOLE 50, INDICATE TO wom. | . . a Yes - to any senior officer (Subject 4s 57 years old) ONO MAVE HANOLEO . a: Se oe ons eenmrniarmenn man se et Sg _ — Seen, MEPLACES frome g5- 958 wHice way af use. on un nienin Aes aaeres ammeena Kar eee 14-0000 : SECRET , SECTION If MOTIVATION AND CONTROL t. ESTIMATE SUBJECT*S MOTIVATION, (Bo detailed, if possible cite “evidence. comauniat,*) . . Do not wae etock Comment such es “antic Subject is a genuine loyal American citizen,” His citizenship, his schooling (Morristown School, Morristown, New Jerscy; Massachusetts Institute of Technology), his position as head of the larpe industrial complex which operates both in Puerto Rico and in the continental United States, and his out- standing politicel status: combine to motivate him to support the United States. INDICATE WHAT CONTROL, If ANY, explain.) EXISTS OVER THE SyasEcT. (Tf fo control, or if there ia a lack of real control N i i H a i { ' No control other than the suasion of patriotism. Cover ts COVER USED BY SUBJECT AND CASE OFFICER IN THEIR MEETINGS. Social cover. Case Officer's cover makes acquaintanceship entirely plausible. &. COVER USED BY SUOJECT IN OBTAINING HIS INPORMAT.ION ANC IN. CONTACTING HIS INFOmManTS, ' Hie business and social positions. 2. INDICATE SERVICE FOR WHICH SUBJECT THINKS ME (WINS work) (18 working). Witting, - ; — ce IATELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS AND TRAINING fe EAPLAIN SUBJECT'S KNOWN PAST OR PRESENT CONNEC TIOl SUCH CONNECTION 1S KNOW OVERTLY. TE THE EXTENT ~ No-known ‘such connection.- a: LOOT OTHER ImDIViCUALS (Agents, relatives, friends) wo KNOe OF |. ¥. A. LOPEZ Dominguez (see Section: I1) to the extent only of having effected the _ antroduction. . . - ; - . if BUASECT®S PRESET INTELLIGENCE ACTIVETICS. 3. GRPLAIN ANY TRAINING SUBJECT HAS HAD IN CLANDERTING OPeaarions, None ‘(terion y ft. IWDICATE OTHER FOREIGN PoOmET Gun ‘ AGSICIATIONS, TAPLAIA. Such collaboration 4a in the realm of thioretical possibility, Only known. con- nection with a foreign government is that he has served agan honorary vie consul for Sweden, a common. practice of Latin American businoas. mea, : ; COLLABORATION POTENTIAL JECT WOULD BE MOST KLinaiy to COLL AMGAATE vite excauer oF WES $O8GL00) OA FART cee en pd FE NO ee at ne em Ete coe OO gkener 14-0000 - . on —~_ a ee SECRET - SECTION Vi OPERAT! ORAL USE . at COATACT 4. UF SUBJECT HAS BEEN USED OR COMTACTEO BEFOe@’, tmOlcarEe activnty in Ow1CH MATION HE AS FURNISHED, ‘No previovs use known. EEE ON ry 2. INDICATE HOW AND FROM GoM SUBJECT OBTAINS UNPORMATION. From his business and social positions. That is, his normal business and social t- ‘ _ contacts supply him with his information. ; r 3. ENDICATE WHAT WAS BEEN TOLD GUBJECT AS YO THE OISPOSITION OF INFORMATION we FURMISMES. Subject ie witting. “f 3, ‘ 4, DETAIL SUBJECT*3 PROPOSED fl ar c Tee UGE OR OUTIES, ! ‘ i -Subject's valua lies in his personal knowledge: éf persona and facts in the target | country, and his access to persons having lecal reagons to travel to that country: Also, through him access can be had to local persons who may be ina position to | " be useful - wittingly or urwdttingly. © : . Cogn | Le t | B- OLTAIL SULJECT*S PRaPOSED PP:Pu TYPE USE ON OUTIES. See Pera \ immediately above, : SECTION VII “__PROPOSED LIAISON OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY 1. OETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOAKO LiALnoN TyPE SQNTASI OF OPERATIONAL Uys 4. SHERE SUBJECT IE On OFFICIAL mtuora OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT: SECTION Vili AOLNCY AELATIONGATP WITH SUBJECT : i “ 1 | | { fo ENPLAIH NATURE OF anuncy RELATIONSHIP with fasten 1 I PERSCRNAL anUWN 10 BEHIbET, . OPPORITE NUMBER: REMUNERATION, 17 ANY) AGENCY 80 far as is known, the Cano Officer ‘8 the only Agency person known to Sub Joo The rolabionahtp da aooial - on a witting basis. No remunoration is involved, 14-0000 SECRET ; 1 QUALIFICATIONS FOR GTHER OPERATIONS ann RanEEERIEae eat ee C LOABILITIES, TALENTS, 08 QUZLIFICATIONS PoDsE SEU BY SudEL I GCN COULD CONCEIYAPLY BE OF VALUE FOR OTHER OPERATIONS. : Although Subject is an intelligent, well-educated person, he should not be used : directly in operations. His value is as described in Section VI. Furthermore, : his political position prohibits involvement in operations. ’ SECTION X COMMITMENTS | t. 1F FF 13 PROPOSED TO Pay suBJEZT A REGULAR SALARY Common ities, SUOSIOV OR OTHER METHOD i IMDICATE THE WEEKLY AMOUNT, IF PATWENT TO 8£ MADE IN EXCHANGE « SPECIFY AND GIVE OETAILS. 2. EXPLAIN ANY PROMISES. OTHERWISE NOT COVERED HEREIN, MADE TO SUBJECT, (Example: Commitments regarding evacuation : t of subject and family.) - _ . : . . CE AND SECURITY WMOICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES TAKEN TO VERIFY BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED BY SUBJECT.” - As an outstanding public figure, knowledge about Subject is general and all. "Who's Who" write-ups contain long articles about hin. - + INOTCATE WHETHER OR NOT PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APP: OAL On OP PROVAL FOR SUSZECT'S USE HAS BEEN Patviously OBTAINE POA EVALUATE BUBJECT’S CHARACTER, MELTABILITY AND SECURITY, CITING EVIDENCE SRATIONAL AP» Ja. OATE APPROVAL OBTAINED WHERE POSSIBLE, _ In addition to Section II.1, although a leader ‘in politics, Subject's real strength ‘48 4n his.being an enlightened capitalist. One Who's Who description saya "pioneer in the job of humanizing. industry". Is a Catholic-lay leader. Has held various ; public service positions, «.g,, Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, Council of the te “de Boy Scouts; honorary secretary of MIT; patlanthropist; etc. : 8+ EXPLAIN ANY SITUATION OR INDISCRETION IN BHICH BUQJLCT MAY HAVE BREN twvOL VED wHIen. MUST Of EVALUAIEO CE/OPERATIONAL BECUmiTY viguP Rone known ROECTION ALI SUBJECT'S PERSONAL ig Wavy S : __ vtE OF L'auon, oRAUaS: GAMEL ING, Panamouns, With Case Officer, Subject has been most sparing in use of Liquor, asa political : publio figure any personal weaknesees would have been well aired, 8 SECRET 14-0000 _ _. : SECRET : $! AVOCATIONAL INTERESTS . Ve INDICATE SUBJECTS. MOGBEES OR INTEREST IN SPORTS, muSIC., ETC: Plays the piano well. i. * SECTION XIV : GENERAL 4+ .FNDICATE WHETHER SUBJECT’S LANGUAGE ABILIY. ES AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS, . jor a COUNTRY OR REGION. OTHER THAN MIS O8N, _ EXPLAIN, Sudject's English is excellent but he probably would be noted ag having. been raised i other then in the continental United States. Information 15 lacking as to his foreign language abilities, and such infcrmation has not been sought in view of ; the non-operational nature of his connection with the Agency. ARE SUCH AB HE COULO PASS AS A NATIVE NDICATE WHETHER INFORMATION IN PRO PARTS | AWD 1) WAS OBTAINED BY RESFARCH, CLANDESTINE ASSESSMENT, FEL CARESPONOENCE OAR OTHER MEANS. © . . . Except for such factual data as place of schooling, Subject is such a prominent — . ; public figure that general information about him is public knowledge. : 1F OTHER THAN ROUTINE ACTION 18 REQUIRED, IF AND SHEN ae 436, supra) TERMINATION OF SUBJECT 18 EFFECTED, PLEASE EAPLAIN. (Aloo EHERGENCY CONDITIONS RECON TACT ARRANGEMENTS. Te GIVE PULL DETAILD Uc, RECOGNITION SIGNALS, 5/ms WHEAE COULD CONTACT GL MADE! HHAT BONA FIDES COULD INDIVICUAL MAKING CONTACT USE? 5 ease eee oe peel te Tf contact with Subject were to be made other than through the Case Officer, the : newly-contacting Officer should exhibit documentary evidence of his Agonuy .con- nection: and a reasonable explanation of why the introduction is not made by the Case Officer... a. . . : : SECTION AVI - _ MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONAL OATA AND REMARKS ' Bee Section mil. ate 16 July 1962 14-0000 vox ” . ” . _ : . oo, gpewek-/ "PERSONAL RECORD SUESTIONNAIRE PART § - BIOGRAPHICAL iNFORMATION- eee ae | 2 If question is not applicable, erite "NA . . A f addtional sonce is needed. @ |SECTION | GENERAL PERSONAL AND PHYSICAL DATA : 1. NAME (Firat) (Middle) 7 t) (Nee) " igsa 2. WAMF if HATIVE LANGUAGE OR SCRIPT PLACE OF BIRTH . FONCG, verte Kise > . DATE OF GIATH druary 190) SIGHO (Uae jerican elanderdce o Oo APPARENY AGE] Od- HEIGHT U 20 prt > Linen ot. COLOR oF eves o)+ reat * row Cond iregh TEANG AND WARNE OF OTHER DIGQEINGUISNING FEATUALS _ vo _ fear on lath aheek bone of. comPunnion Lien pace (Shape) Oye: Poerune RAL APPEARANCE (oO: PROMINENT PEATUR RoPs StHER. EOSR TRYING runes. 2 ae oe eR STS CRI RES ee Ah S| ett ATTACH SAMPLER OF SIGNATURE AND HANDWRITING: ALO DATED PHOTOGRAPH AND FINGHEPAINTS, in OBTAINADLE vonm i oenvieue (viene . on ws ott ‘ a : . : 1080 wi very ve fous Siti LaF ch nas se el satiniebiacle baa Bdsd cad tila ad ye mary ae 14-00900 * toe . RESIDENCE (Indicate a6 omer, tenant of sub- tenant) 374 Pree cave oad Sulit PERMANENT ADDRESS (If different than Item 3.) Diaety UP U.S. NATURALIZED CITIZEN, GIVE NAME, DATE, CITY AND NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE GRANTED TRAVEL OUTSIDE COUNTRY OF PRESENT RESIDENCE (Countries, dates and purposes) -Laroog, Joneauela, Cudue cuetacay ant travel, SECTION $1) - GCCUPATIONAL AND FINANCIAL DATA 1. PRESENT OCCUPATION a. Tithe Vics-pantdent | 1. MEMBERSHIP IN RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS . heman Gatnolis “Stons Club ca Auerican Society of Mechanicel ‘ryinesrs aver of Remublicen iltetehont) Jerty . beytton Preval ara mine sie oe : 3 14-0000 i ' | @ {SECTION VE . SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS rr INTERESTS +. INDICATE ANY WAETING, TION DATES, artioieg ona Sedugerial vem reoy emarican Citic wahin Comant 27 ante Super N4lls - 2. CPECIAL SKILLS, ABILITIES, HOGOIES BUCH AB RADIO. PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC. Plano playings fencing. © - . 7 ot, PIOENTIFYING COUNTRY, INDICATE WHERE SERVICE PERFORM OECORATIOND, WHEN AND wy DISCHARGED. “@ TSECTION VIII ; OHPLOYMENT HISTORY _ , [NOTBE: INDICATE CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT LISTING LAST POSITION PtuSt, « INCLUSTVE DATES (From fo} 3, EMPLOvER 7 3. abOnces Be SALARY OR ZARNINGS MRAGON FOR Leaving INCLUSIVE DATES ° & aDOReee « . REARON FOR LEAVING w aponees TYPE OF WORK y 4. TvPR OF waRK @ @ALARY OR CARNINGS GEVE DETAILS INCLUDING TITLES OF BOOKS On @aTicies, aso WAMES OF PUBLISHERS AND PUBLICA: GIVE OETAILS IF wan 14.0000 wire On IF YOU HAVE GEEN MARAIZD MORE THAN ONCE, INCLUOING ANNULMENTS. USE SHEET FOR FORMER © HUSBAND: GtVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARRIAGES. 3. NAME GF sPoUusE (Firat). (Middie) 3 Lovengsite - (Nee) Ramires de arullaos A, ace or BIATH . Den Cem, duerto ico. 8. WATIONAL ITY } Par wo AY BIRTH PRESENT RESIDENCE ARCTION KI . FATHER fs PULL MAME qh Ace oF B18TH Astunto a dtd. at 7: PRESENT WESIOENCE Ta alhanhsa, oreo, eile ate . tae WOT OW A Oty aT 1aeto ideo | “ Ge GSCUPATION . Ys PRESENT Pasi otnce . sce sen . 14-0000 . wo Loewner seen ta ae stall ania Sant BUDSCQUENT CITIZENSHIPS “Hi address) S"HELO bY ANY 8 dive his, of her, pr ee ue. fe, ALIASES, TELESOCES AND ARLATIONSHIP OF ALU PERSONE KNOWN TO BE CONNECTED IN ANY WAY WITH ANY INTELLIGENCE PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS. LIST Gisad ASSOCIATED, INOIVIOUALS OR GROUPS yo 14-0000 ae & August 1961 SUBJECT: Laois Albert FERRE 2. Lois Albert FERIB, prominent Puerto Rican yostnenensn, ““finanoler, snd industrialist, was burn in Ponee, Puerto Rico on . 17 February 190). The Subject was educated in the Ponce Public echools, the Morristown School in New Jersey, and the Hassachusetia Institute of Technology where he received his B.S. end B85. degree fn Mechanical Engineering. —- . “ 2. FERRE has traveled widely, primerily through Europe and .- fhe Caribbean, under imited States Passport #3,52P, issued in 1953, . Ban Juan, Puerto Rico. Subject speaks Spanich, English, and French; ~ Re dg a menber of the oman Catholic Church, the Republican (State- . booed) Party, Lions Club, and the Anerican Sootety 0 of Mechenical ‘agineors a . J. -WEREE ie presently Vice-President of Farre Industries end. . bas beld (or ir some instances still holds) the following positions: Vice-President Ponce, Cement Corp., Ponce, P.Re |. Vice-President — Pusrto Rico Iron Works, Ponce, P.R. { President Puerto Rico Gless Corp., Sen Juan, P.Re ‘ Vice-President Puerto Slee “"ay Corp., San Juan, P, R, | President ; ' Fabrice Nsolonal Vidrio, Mai guetia, Venesnela = - - rector Cenentos Nacionales, Sentiago de Cuba ; | Qnairnsn - . Ponce Products, Inc, Miami, Blorida Directtr Maule Industrice, Meni, Florida . Director eo Benoo de Ponce, PoBe the Subject » capita) holdings are estimated to be over #000000 his | ; ‘earnings are eatineted et $50,000 per year. Van at aver vs "ky tee FERRE de widely known throughout the Caribbean and ie pepcete edly a asp of high | moral character.end sbove average intelligence. 14-0000 | re SECRET | . 232 . : 18 July 1961 MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF, WH DIVISION SUBJECT: General . - Operational Na ae a ey . é ~ In compliance with Reference, thi requeated information herewith submitted. ; _— 5 14-0000 oP oe PEC os " SCEdaCT m4 k. DIR 01693 (ovr 71937) a The operational use of the subject of the references was - vequested by CDIBEX on 1 June 1961. In view of KUBARK's previous ~ - gontact with the subject and probable future operational interest : 4n the subject, STONESET has requested KUBARK's maintainance of <. | the subject's clearance. "S79, To complete the subject's clearance for full operations epproval, you are requested to provide as promptly as possibj.s the requisite PRQ Part II information. Enclosed herewith are tuo : @ of the appropriate forn. . : 14-0000 CO) uNctassiFieo = Cy AMIE 1 cor eNTIAL CO) secret oe _ROUTING AND RECORD SHEE SUBJECT; : (Optional) ; " . = FROM: Gate COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom fo whom. Drow o line ocross column alter each comment.) FI/pc/tsR 1613. L Marie Ferrari TO: (Officer designation, » betiding) , foom number, Attn: Nelson Smith Attached for your subject's 201 file. Pt" 205 Jy | INTEPNAL == sy naare accen: USE ONLY (UNCLASSIFIED | 1.00000 rae - SECRET oo . ~ ay (Vhen Filled In) coun om ‘ Sh - Aaa Gr COAL 13 Trace Request FOE, coated VAL J pon Bik $200.10 s . te te ., Marie Ferrari Aw. ISR 1613 L oe x eoTr PLS C BAI { Inds Alberts Perfo ag Ak 2 | : TALUASES AND/OR SPELLING V mars - . (OaTE OF BIRTH . ; E _ hoseen sei ees lj Feb 190, 2-7. d “ moe Paterny abonces = ; : \ . : (PRESENT EMPLOVHENT 7 , : B, {rmaven toe z ADOT FIOWAL PERTINENT (OENTIFYING CATA YT graduate - 1924, = Mechanical Engineer _ Master Degree, HIT, awe5 °~—Ct Bubject is peing utilized aby a nenber of the a sInteregency Source Register and has been auly SF a / mo . co, Mat. me Move. confirms ‘telecon of 1 June 1961: between’ Mies Ferrord and Mrs. Utz of your office, 14-0000 SHO LEE Dp. ~*~ on: ON. He SMITH get UNIT « WH/3/DREH | 95 EXT 3054 20 SEP/TBER 1960 _ ir + SAN JUAN | FROM: DIRECTOR PRIORITY OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE ‘Wi/Conments *Contact Inis FERRE “a6 soon as possible for inforration on the a Dominican Republic. fren HE. GOMEZ, AC/WHD ae COOENINATING OF 14.90000 Se Tne Alcea | | bo " fence No.t die a9 er Date = 43 July 1960 i RELORANDUM FOR § Warren S, YAUGER + General + Operational Gubdject of Mays FROM “tomer, WD Specifie = 14-0000 —— ee — ‘SECRET MELOWANDUU FOR : Warren S. YAUGEPR FROM. 3 Chief, WHD SUBJECT + Goneral = Operational Specific ~ Lolo Albert FERRE ACTION REQUIRED! Se0 paragraph 2 « ~ elec Bee ec ee Reference 3 oe, 21. You are advised that Subject was grented provisional operational . @pproval on 31 Nay 1960 for the purpose of assessing ‘him ag a possible ‘- @ouree of information on the Dominican Republic, and for dete. rmining the fonsibility of his providing courier accesa to that country. = . 2. To completa Subject! : are acked to provide as . Safermation, a clearance for full operational approval, promptly as possible the requisite PRQ Fart II . . OLIVER G, GALBOND 14-0000 —— = 7) geerET Ss - “7 Vtildr PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3/DRGH a — : Attnt Nelson Saath: * « SuBJECT -* Luis Albert FERRE L f iE i “7 REFERENCE: Your Me & May 1 tiorandum, Dated . 1960 _ - A Provisional Operetional Approval is granted for the use of this Subject : @8 set forth below... . ' , A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the same “| . authority, .on“d temporary basis, for the use of an individual as the authority = granted in an Operational Approval unless othervise specified by CI/OA. It is ; ‘based, however, only on preliminary file checks and, investigation.and.-is..sub--—:~ “ ject to a further final review when all investigation 1s completed... . t 4 i esi . To process the Opersticnat Approval, full tnformation (completed PRQ ; Parts I and If) must he submitted as scon as possible and not Later than six (&) montha from this date. An Operational Approval will follow whan all investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satistactory PQ Parte I end II, Cancellation must be requested if use of Subject by interested Di- vistona cegges. . o : a oF at o 14-0000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Caief, CI/OA - . . 3n82943 REFERENCE # G1/0A Wemereniin, same Subject, dated © 85 ay 2960 oe © 7a reply to to Para 1 of Roference, this Division dese - mot believe the information therein -precludes consideration - f Bubject for possible operaticnal use, "Ae far Para 2 of Reference, Reference srossed vith advices from this Divieion that field traces had not revealed - Gerogatary information regarding Subject. _—- 3. Regarding Pera 3 of Reference, this Division is act: - interested in the investigation of posgzible infraction of the entiotrust lave by Subject. Consequently, it is requested teat er/oa notify the Offies of. Security to this sffect, 14-0000 Lamas . 1. Attached for your information is a copy of a PBI memorandum received this date from the Office of Security. Please advise --GI/0A as to whether or not the information contained therein would tena to affect Subject's operational use. 2. Review of Subject's file indicates that cield trace results have not yet been received from your Division. Please forward at your earliest convenience for further POA processing. 3. The Office of Security, unless notified to the contrary by CI/OA, vill continue its investigation, following the FBI lead Provided 4 in the last paragraph of the attached memorandum. — - THOMAS CARROLL, JR. _ Chief, cx/oh 14-0000 SECRET Filled Tay “lade Albert FERRE In order that further consideration can be “give, to your request for approval in this case, it is requested ‘that you furnish this office the information checked below: & acuseD 2 lay we. 14-0000 are ees Ee ‘0: Nelson 1, Sntth FROM: FID a 14-0000 WAY1280. oe Vets Ghana screw ts Coasssenee: : . SECRET f. stasdc inaee, oe vcaue LETTERS 283 1m wonmar Ossta) ; : RESPONSE TO GREEN LIST _ SS REQUEST Wo lois Abert rms = ZIGYe N2 100951. rererrs VARICAT SPELAIRGS, CIC mumBeRs, EFC. : TATE OF @ECUEST h May 1960 m REQUEST FROM & . : : : ° ' a . A : diniw nate ‘ GAME OF ORIGINATING OFFICER , i DIAN Put HOFF ICE oes iGuatoe ey a Saith 7 : ~ : . ae ROOM, BUILDING 1005 Barton Hall CITIZENSHIP ites ; Ex Tension : ; ' . 1a. WAS CONTINUING Se ARCA -RECUESTED? PRESENT ACTIVITY AND LOCATION : ‘ 3 15. TYPE OF GEDUEST 3 fy ‘ FIRST Time SUBBITTED : { | piagegtrgeident of Ferre Intutria Be vcoitiomt gata _ ; Sen Juan, Ponc > Caroline; erto . cove mo, ., ee -e ; | Bieo, offices in Misi and Mew York =| go" —~ : 16. ENTEREST i SUBJECT OccuPAT iowa SPECIALTIES, EDUCAT Ion B—TiPlowace on ce activity OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE: ~~ . A x 2, t Mechanical engineer (degree froa y __orwer a Massachusetts Institute of Technology): . MILITARY SERVICE SERVICE ARM, COUNTRY LOCATION: y 9. PAST OCCUPATIONS « _ ACTIVITY. anes a ‘ LOCaT ios o> (weicht) (eves) (HAIR) (nace) (orweay ere,—-. a) Sgar iste chset & 10. OESCRIPTION (eevGnT) 32, OTHER Mel lk LY, AND ASSOCTATES RELIGHON, ETC): Res i don Ba we 43. OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATA (Pouttics, INS s TRUC TIONS: sae cana rion eee CBI-i0e7 ; _ SECRET note esd home ll sangre ee A mee BE EEE ETE Boca “1 + AE ane renee 14-0000 _ SECRET . . Ta: Nelson 3. “Satth From: =F $/D Fae <1. . Be (CT) SEE dossier on suauecr in 4/0 BIOGRAPHIC FILES. A MEMORANOUM 1S ATTACHED HERETO. Pye WITH THE LIMITED IOENV IFICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUEST, FI/D 1S GRABLE TO __DETERMIKE WHETHER THERE 1S INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR NOT. - - , ‘ FD MAS rie: partineritromation ON SUBJECT, IF A CONTINUING SEARCH WAS REQUESTED 18 SECTION 14, INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT WILL Bf REPORTED TO YOU AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE. Lo. Lp ote ae THE SUBJECT OF THIS REQUEST 1S APPARENTLY THE SUBJECT: OF THe FOLLOWING: eee met ROTE fo THE ORIGINATING OFFICE , .. WHEN THE . siibeet 1S #0 Lower IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS sneer, wit THE FOLLOWING CANCELLAT 10K WOTICE COMPETED, SHOULD BE SENT TO FI/D. See, REVIEW YORRSFILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY. AND SEND TO Ft/D THE SHEETS FOR PERSONS THAT ARE KO LONGER ig on INTEREST TO DEMAND A CONTINUING WAME CHECK. PLEASE DO MoT TIE UP Fiore . PACILITI 17H CONTINUING SEARCHES, FOR INFORMATION THAT !S MOT REQUIRED. an. a mms Oe QIOR DESIGNATOR ~ ROOM, BUILDIRG EXTENG Ian CANCEL THE ‘3T0P CARD FER THIS REQUEST _ SECRET © 14-00000 aete To. Chief, WH Division Arrention Me 3/ DR ~e ‘to21 SUBJECT FERRE, Luis Alert cn Rebus Sa3, pe 2129 . Lor the purpose tndicated, , Cover Division to maintain £ i. CJ If check mark eppears here, information of interest concerning subject is in cep/Nc Piles. After operational approval is recnived, and prior- to making = - " arrangements fo: initial coritact theretinder, you are Specifically requested to : confer with cop/Nxc concerning other Agency interests possibly affected and the *: advisability of additional coordination. : . ‘SIGNATURE OF Cuter, cco/ne John G. Southard 14-0000 oye . aA - SECRET ~- . : ; ; DOCUMENT TRANSFER AWD CROSS REFERENCE So a SUBJECT OF DOCLAT NT ~~ COMMENT ISENTIFICATION : i vat FILE KO. FEKKE, Niece! Lette raed Wowace Sovect Soc. svmec. 96.-—T4- “= — rae ee] , @. Oats PaOcE i oie . ad . : Ona eee la aaa i i i emis eee one ieee te THERE IS A RESTRICTED CI/OA FOLDER O8 THE SUBJECT OF THIS 201 HELD UNDER CO_Y_ 99447... 14-0000 SECRET - REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION — (Aleere tonde.see t cone of thee fere) SUBJECT: : (Tree nese) lais Albert FEREE CavPTONvM, PSCUDONYM, ANA OR JL10608 |_- hee OPgcivic AREA OF USE... PULL OETAILS OF USE na mS 6 _ Sddfeot has connections in the Daminican Republic, and it 23 i snticipsted that he may provide useful information cn, oF through witting or umdtting eployess, courier escess to the Dusinicen Republic. . a INVESTIGATIVE COVER 18 OR WILL SUBJECT OF AWARE OF U,8. GOVERNMENT ImTEREST tm Hie? war 16 OR WILL GUBJECT GE AWARE OF CHA INTEREST IN wim? HCIAL LIMITATIONS Of COVERAGE DESIRES IN THE SECURITY OFFICE \ ANVESTIGATION IF WO JMVESTIGATION GUTGIDE fia, EXPLAIN FULLY PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS Tom. OLROGATORY Te AT ma end Evaluation Attached) 14-0000 _ "a -- AIR . . prspavc No, _HPSA-1519 ite'th b1-28A | air, EASY 14-0000 ee ‘SONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE : PART I - BIOGRAFHICAL INFORMATION Instruction: 1. Write cleariy. 2. Ansver all questions completely. If question does not apply, write "not applicable" 3. Attach blank pages if additional epace is needed. 1. Full Name lais Albert Ferre ” First Middle ; Last 4 ft na ateree ot ny net By “‘Hame in native script ao _ Mame at birth (if different from 1.) . ‘ Aliases, nicknames, legal changes (state briefly tine, reason and _ Place of use.) we emcee ener ee 5. a. “Date of birth_17 Feb 190k -D, Place of birth Ponce, Puerto Rico. = 7 ; 6. Present citizenship, rac race if appropriate - American - White : ” : te Wetionality at birth end any eubeequent nationalities e (it different “tren 6.) teas 8, ‘Present residence (Owner, tenant, sub-tenant.). | OQwmer “Raina More St. $2, Panes, Puerto Rico - oa Permanent address (at aifforent from 8.) 10 “"prosent occupation (full title, salary etc.) Hioe-Preaident, Ferre Industries = Over $25,000, a Haturalization of subject or of close relatives ‘in the United Stated.-. ie (Give date and name in vhich certificate granted.) Reletives, friends, correspondente ‘in United States. (Explain re- ntoomhty) 2. 14-0000 a S_frvq/Us_ 13. Father - full name occupation, present reeidence, yeur and place : : of birth, bationality at Birth aba wube yent nationalities. : : 1 stent Ferre; La Albasbra, Ponce, P, Be 3-korn Cuba, 9 Jone 2877s came to” Loot, Peerto Rico 189; american. i Mother ~' same information as 13. - a Mary Aguayo; born in Ponce, P. Re 518795 deceased. Wife (or husband) - full name, maiden name date and place of birth, “ate and + Place of marriage, nationality at birth and any subsequent % § be 125, Ponoes Ps Bas Szsrtcans Hernan\Ferre} Sein ne a were /=20 $- D/e' 14-0000 Pouca Puriie Schools. : Morristown Suhool, Hew Jerseys: Mespachusette Institute of Technologys BB. ck M.Be, Mechanica) Engineers “amaege Sontthgpee I ___ Read z ‘Understand X__ ‘Language Dosdish speak __%___Read ra Understand X - Language Zransh_. Speak a Reud ~it__- Understand aA Dele -ad c g/d. wesc nanan nael onpien ae eneries ay Ameren Anta iment a ere ee Pee 14-0000 . 25. Military service - datee, country, unit, rank, duty, vhere af + . services performed, decorations, when atecharged, why. Give Getaile ir ever prisoner of var ) ank.deposite, securities, property atus - earnings, > ‘Baploynent hintory « type of work; salary, dates , exployers, ad. ‘Grasses, ) renscna Yor leaving. Include exployment by any governzent, ; Vico-Prea, = Ponce Cement Corp. mo Vieo-Pres. = Puerte Rice Iron W a : Sted ; ‘Pres. = Puerte Rico Glass Gan Juan, P. Re My 7, i . VieosPres. = Puerto Rice Oley Oorp., Gan Juan, BR : : Pres. = Yebrica Hesional Vidrie, Maiguetia, Venasuela ; Bir. « Oexentes Neoicnalss, Santiago de Cuba : 7 ; F Chairman - Ponce Pradusta Inde, Miami, Fla. Dire © Kaulo Industries, Want, Fla, Pate = Bance do Ponce, Ponce, Fy Re Ponce, P. Re rke, Ponce, P. Re 14-D0800 T , , 3 30 “Fas sub Jeot done any writing Give details including tities of cal yes address, cloge associates, (inctvidvals or ae BN Bese coups) correapondente at home and ‘abroad, co Parre Goro, Fanos, Bligh, hl 3. ba. ae sis Bo ster Bi San dian, PL I Re ot ‘ udge/dorge Le\Cordova’Dian, Ban y Pe Re NAN EOE toy shed eee me iam aie et 14-0000 ‘ ‘ , , a 33. Court ‘Pecan - , court, dato, erresta, charges, punishments, her ontences, acquittals, denazification, ete, i Description (Use American atandarda of meacureaent, tf possible) 14-0000 Scbject's own band + agra RECORD. QUESTIONAIRE om ~ . PART I.- BIOGRAFHICAL INFORMATION :+ Instruction: 1, Write clearly. ; . . 2. Ansver all questions completely, Tf question does not apply, write “noi applicable” a Attach blank pages if additional apace ia needed. _ Loss lbh eprf LS et Nene ‘tn native script fee (9 oe 3. Name at birth (1f ditterent tr Aliaces ? nicknanee » legal changes (Btete briefly “ine, x reason and ; Ww . , - ‘placa of use.) ; sO, a Permanent address (1g. aitrerent fron 8.) a 2 eS Present occupation (full titis, salary ete.); Relatives ’ friends, correspondents in United States, (Explain Teo detdnmntp) ariseg 24-904 14,0000 13. Father - full name occupation, present residence, year and place of birth, nationality at birth and subsequent nationalities. . -- ye ‘ UY Alwronia” (PARE *— he. — de AMhanbre - Ponce, feerle cco> Nore. Berea y. tran ; a oo ~ Lone Zz, PL &«. /f ae. _ rerscae ! - Qe. Mother - same tnfomption as 13. a M (7qvayo. bee th Pak, Poort Arie | a“ 74. ccetsed. . “wite (or husband) - full rame, maiden name, date end Place of birtn, oe re ee A ee mee ‘date ‘end place of marriage, nationality at birth any eu : nationalities, present + Fanidence, divorce, annulmer (aive a da’ ree aoncer ‘c Pfrel leas 7 —_ : £05, Son gernes, Geert Rico. | Pe! Pome ri rw) vie cg o ss i} at birth and any subsequent nat nalities, present residence, Cis oe kur's Forte! ame tntoreat ton ee 16. dine Lend = A Le ons 14-0000 £ ‘ 18. Relatives in service of any goverment, neanes and positions neld. oe ry J EPRI IBS MRL OPO: 2S 4 19. List oll officiel identity papers held vith dates, manera, place of teeut anf duration of validity. , eS OS. Feesperf # 37 S59P - Tuwed 49S?, a ‘Sta sea, foe Reltaton ~ dagree practiced, meaborship in religious ordere barn Ootbehié - oooadn “arte $3 fae fy ~~ oe eee oo B . ' . 4 . ne .) . ; . -.-. : . . ° : Lot, Qhgetedene* sony” ide sever SF y “Prevent « end‘ past political affiliations _— _ feeb hen Cinatae) fly ‘ ve se na SA a purpose, people and firms ‘visited , Fo ripe, Vene rve/e, . Bo. ossaess # Teel, ad TAT, oa, 23. " Raueation. - ‘ gchool, ‘jecation, course, degres, ’ ‘dates fence Pebhie” Schule. 0-5: sg : Moree Sown Sehosl = Vew Vewsey. an Mess, Taek. PY a Tedhaliypy - ~S. C “MS. eg _ eh. Languages and dialects (indicate proficiency an goot, fair, poor.) Aepiaees . "anguage Spassh Speax aK Read a Underetand a “ a * tanguage Zap Lik Speak 1 Rend __tae Understand be: aa taneees Zeca speak. “. _ feat Uaderatand in 14-00000 OO Fon a; 25. Militery service - dates, country, unit, renk, duty, vhere services performed, deccrations, when discharged, shy. Give Getaile tf ever prismer cf var a6. Present and pest nenberahtp in crqnateations (professicoat, scctel, Weuittead, etc.) Leon: Chbs « ee Ammwn Socshy Mevkencd apne eee ay om Vania ss O27. Special ekille, abilities, hobbies (radio, photography, etc. ): Paso ? Ares - Fea wig - - : a Yow . ro ‘Financial status - earnings ’ bank deposite , securities ’ property Lotte! ‘over #/,000, 009 * Born igs over x Th ee 26. ae Coamt Gorn ; AR. dren Varbs, - a bos 14-0000 Td x ily. inant aap te adiete Ee 1 LA ee See ete es ah re go eo te —/ret__ 29. (Continued) foes. - Fa bn eo Meeveal Ujdno - Museo xs - Venn ef Dir. ~ Connhs Vecvnls - Sealieyo do Lobe, Cube 2 __ Ketan - frace Rohuche fic a 2 oe. - Merle Lichen, + en ae B cree de Aue Aue ph wes ett sien . er ane atineine nee, -- booke, articles; publishers, dates. - oBeing. . Philos my) Lado I me! Dawe ree , Bares if ashe ' Semenk P Seger, mM ts. groupe, ) correspondents, ‘at home and abroad, as Masel, ae, Mepere’ Buse feark Miia . “tan tie cmt sree nde, Base Parke Rute Gal) ees, HONjb, 41. £2", Mow Yor oi Cl, od Lee. / MS a fer, Sea Veen. Foorty Kice. Got) dont ve Condon vee, eatin Aah Mis: me De5q2° ROR Sara eT sniainaeiaatn 14-0000 - Apparent age 2 s “weight “pyos_ Sewn . Tee - crape Qual __ _ Goneral Sppeaxence Prominent features "Other identifying features Cee Tay 14-0000, r ad ee no ee me men See gE ee re tet 7 “| Bee er, . . yan mck Coe fom fe . tS 7 en ae Ree ot 8, cuter, WD ; ee a _ wee Cates. oF #4 ums on nl. Ss 7 \>. mo ‘CETL: Operational ot ° ale aa sree Deniniean Rapsblte Progrere Bepait ’. . The Station herein cathinee ¥ what ar believes e be “we eargote oa ¥. \ - fer covert eperations ta tp Doninicen Eopublio. Included io a Mat of assets witch the Station has for cormmncing operations, .o#. - . vee oe Well as operational leads, the potentialities of which ths fiti.a es poe . Sp investigating. Actica-teken or contemplated in rezarcs to a wo > e .- ,Of these ansets or leads, is also sat forth. Poricdis progress ré- uw a an "porte ial br forward to Reusguartere-oa davelejsaat of 34s a aa Poe Brogrens ic ley ‘ nn ode ee oh Parvoart to Anstroctions given to TEDORVEGR a8 Wéadqiartérs; Wo | . | $Btatéon has begun to actiyate the persons listed in Peference Be, unex thez | “8 are otill available, .and to discreetly ascertain fron local contacts further °° -, : 7 e@perational leada. There follows « Feport.o on. > the -Progrese madd by the Stat? on Le, Since EDINGER 7ER's retume: : “B. ‘the Station's plan bf action to ‘begin thira d country KUTUER ‘operaticns: | - _ 8 the Boainican Republie w= targeted prinartiy against the Bosintecn, telli« - * grace Service and the Dominican Ruling Circles <~ fe, a9 follows:~" . “| Ae Shrourh SKETATULE (Gpornttonst spprows grented “In 5 ovelo norte j.leo ¥20 Recess to snus Ye iv tc Q) SKEMAIELS. has been contested. and edvined of the astivation . & eperations against the can Republice It must be pointed out tht... an ” §EEDADILE's attitude has cooled Bonmhat tovarnt taking en active part i operas +. (. fonts Be geols frustrates Sacause of tha long paris: im hich he bas att: ated : +. 9) - @ maintain contact with assots-and, at the same t4° 0 po tbat them Heuntorma that Bone contacte have lost in grcek ees we 14-00000 LE ee he ee vew Tee Ten, Sc tee ee tam Bre ete ot lO a . pees ° ewte . . °,. SECRET en i. : . have eccere to he tarrete “Eo was atvized of (_) dzportance of these. ~ operations and Lt is telioved that to will work cut in tinte ‘ eet . ‘ (a) A revicy of ell of the pertons mentioned In j Refsrerce Be bes tide vats LO aLICTS, ent 14 v2e dectéed to proesgi first ‘ By . _ Wath the percon Feationcd ia. porae bege(S)», Paference Bog V4S An Tie: | re: Because ¥223 is very vell known a2) over this ares and 16 Csnstcend root wee QUecreed by all who kesw hin, ECOUICIE bas been instructed to eprreach bin. + Gpdivectly throuch.e cut-out. Tre cut-out vill ts “ALTIU8g pereorar .- friend and close confidant for many years, £2221). 45 a senior rezber of the political party hesdod ty r— "| 5+ Yocal lezislstare. Re is very close to Foc. Faturally, no irdication ‘g. °° ~~ Btation intcrest will be divulged at thio tine, FiUS is considered to te & 7 good sturtine point because he is the owner of any businestes in the Caritbean + isArea and fn 15caDS end has bad vary persons vorking for bin over @ period of : yeare who ove hin allegiance. Tile includes parsons in the Doxinicaa Popublice . a Mo ae fe ee ae a ww? ” (2) Another suggestion by SEEDADOLE which was accepted wes that =") "| be pound ovt tuo ational Corrd Lieutenant Colonels u.isr his comend who. + * + eve sceess to persons traveling to and froa the Dominican Fepbdlic frou co ~. , ° Sarto Bleo. In private life, these nen ore United States Custons rey ¢.. ‘lberts APIO, of Ponce, Puerto Rico, and/ Lt. Colonel) 0.7 a7tal fof San, “Quan, Fuerto Bicos Both of these men are loyal and nave clearances from “Mare, who handle entry froa the Dorinican Republics. They erelLte Colonel a" . = ~ . : ” ¢ ote - +>.) SKEDADDLS will interview these men-for operational ° ~ Aeatize*. . . tage _ oo . ec- es ee os “Interrogation of SKEDADDLE révealed that his relationship’ . we TIRADO, mentioned in pers. koge(2), Reference ot aad deteric~ a le. . oo: ue . toy - . ao . . ' ohana . eetp oe fog ee an . a “" . JAF 6+ Gir an pedgeved sdviseble at this tind to sound oct: = STHADO through his, former colleagues, which will.be done in the near futures - “ a ~ "So ~ + @) at the next, necting Gus sxenammz, whieh will ‘take place be Gn the'next fev days, he willbe requested to covertly contact certain . 3 (pee page 30, Reference B.), resident in ‘Puerto Rico, to | " (gbcortain the true assets they have within the Dordiniesn Eepublice Itis” «' +, fale that SKEDADDIE‘s morale must be inproved prior to asbigning this sddl- _. Ls ey aya at the next necting, SEEDAIDEE wilh be requested to contest Franc ARRASZORRO 2m Ponce, Puerté Rico, vhose' potential is. . Gaveribed in Reference a . 7 _ 7 : ‘ Caan “| Lo By SheduphJecel contacts develop a cadre.of POPRIE eontinentals aici fod in Piorts Wico end the tan 10 Wor past Tcorcs sotentiale case, nO! noe the ntion of. B to jeopardize ths position of any.PaPRDe citizen er company actusily Jecated vithia fue Dominican Republic) in-Alis regard, the following is of : eo ae \ : a . aan a nF a : SECRET o 14-0000 m " Ghdet, we wD / mou chiet of Station,’ Sen Juan ¥ s GENERAL ‘ Qperational | é {om Deaaniean Rapti Situation bape . CD peaks, 19 sin $6 a ; be. - * Sao Be tthe . 2. Por Neadquartere. ‘Seferwatien, the following fe @ ress of current . patariai that is nafntained in order to keep reference up-to~date and applic _. qable should the“occssion arise. . ‘Part I of reference remains the sam, bow= :* @vor, certain personrel ‘ghangos outdate the operational section, Part Il- of * yeforence, Under Part Ii, A, the Hission,, Cojectives and Tasks as atated in geference would be correct were t’o Station actually’ conducting. operations = . gn the Deninican Republic. ‘Howaver, es the Station ie -olding ery cotivitios . - . dn thie direction in abeyance per previous correspondence on the Br2feot, 46 fo folt that we should reatate our’ tasks. to gore accurately reflect tie Ste- : ~tfon's’ present activity). namely, being prepared for tim a3 cual irplonsntation’ df -% ef Sperations wher the cocasion arices. -Furthsr, that Headquarters msy de i cognisant of the Station's current activitieopin fulfilling thece tasks. there deo inoleded a more current Liating 6f the covert dasote maintained ist tw *- 3a _futore Aplenentation of operations. eer , ee Ie “te Under the present situation, the Station's tasko in sainaining ’ ae ols in readiness for the possible ‘tattdation of gverg tone in the future “- t Gg = - Davetoping endypaintatning peckgrbut tatervation on persons <0 ‘ghe ate sotive in sngi-Dominican activities in Pusrte Rico who, should the - ecceaion arise ywould te.potential agent eaterial. Should anything happen- + aa % regine in the Dominican n Republic ane of these persons would geoeare there and beocne active in politicns ° ue a be: “ Geveleping | and asiutatndng: ‘gtsrent background inforaatien and " dhfcraation on the activities of persons who have contact with prominent Rene ‘ Pore of the present Zoyornment “gn the Dpaifiiesn Republics ent who’have qualic ” Pheations: injicawag that they are potential agent asterial and edgnt be ealled + BPON to cet da cur borat should the need arieee ‘ ° Rn wiaapu oe fp sian ae ' the ‘, . ella 1 Fi eit a i iat te ie veh i ee ai oi a yi tte Mt we a Vill oe e . ve, 1 i ity: iia “i het La oe, rere ° x 14-0000 J. The Station fecls that in directing ite etforte in both the ; @bove directions, it will have at loast a good Oterting point “when cperse tions in the Doainican Republic begins Naturally, ser previous corresponds * , ence, ai) of these operations would be worked frem out side. the Oomin! can e ‘ Republic utilising third country methode. The Station does Rot believe {> Wt ary of the prospective assets, otner than SKE. DADDLE, should becens - , Sware of our interest In then under tho prevent circuastancess “iIt le felt Chat were we to carry oparational davelopsent of these aasetes any tucther _ Ob this tine that-we vould run the risk of having then €0° cold and posste Zt. Bly sour as we cowd not actually put them to work unier present conditions . We fool that tats ie the best method of keeping Our seneta On toe. aa o A curriot sting et “assets avellebdle oe. of te prveent sae te - "eas. fo owas : kg * ° ee sotarots = Situation fo the sane as that noted An refers ONBae- He Le still considered a very good choice ae & future P/k for trees. eperationss He cantimes to maintein contact with Daninicans located 4, ' : Puerto Rico and to keep ninself avare of thoir actiss: ‘Nese Mat. af us : _Worsons tsted below arp contacted Urrough SKEDADILE, 14 Hey as a oe m be fobian ECHDLS * ++ Subsect te gui availabe wneeusnhte place wo. | Of erployment.. Subject has becase lese active in reserve sou veMl W) 0. alee. | A} Samah vith hin. te naLatalned earough SHIMON TT ye dy nade > _ ®ce SKEET te a comnorotal outlit ant se ertter Anted stone : *goatect with ie se £ " ine * . . ‘ t ' . oe . * &s ‘wrk Feasina in hie present. position, hevever, he te on 7 sidered batter eituated to assist the Station in somy 7 converylons Sel] stay is no longer considered necessary to this adjectives + é Joab 7 - tog os a. al 5 °” " ‘oe Geolte HroHLEY fe: & contact of Station persunnels He ds fia. - the advertising business and has-previously hailed the scqount for: ne oo. ~. . Wekty of’ the Doainican Republio Fair in Puerto Rice: - Ho ie Priced pls ms ~"@9 pan an office in the Douinican Republics: Prosentiy, he ° . Gampaign to intarest Puerto Rican tourists in travel. to the is"plurina's Republie, | q ; “Eis contacts are strictly business, ani he hee let.tho Dealplean Hemublig | Governnont imow that he will Yor Involve hintelf tn any of adele pebittoad — e . e@ohinationn, They are apparently satisfied with thie orrangonent, Bub, oot B = Jus indicatet a willingness to report anything of interest that cones seat , fH Athentlon in his dealings with and, in the -feninicen Rapubites - The Station ‘. Bebfoves that his greatast potential in thet nf « Spotter of potential , ‘@atorial in a Contalean Republics Ke te carries as current with hay in “ade «last a LA dee wses rer " "hos ay fe: ‘he ‘aotive antiofrugiie orguatsation bere te we. Domiainan Exiles for the ncat parte Contact with that organ att de _ “Mind Meough 8 SXROANOLE. ‘Tha possibility 0 of jPoventiel agent sis tong on ian al itt f i i tii mnt ‘ 14-0000 , tate leaders te considered: ts bs tgoode, -Anong. thie group are the forlovings : . . Qd (or) sn Leater of the Doalniean exiles in - * Poerte Aico, ‘ MORALES hus no viaible naane of support posesbly lives 6s prin inoocas. : "oa Carmen musta, wecretay & 7 ponasss, active Dpuintenn oxtle, - a - ‘ . ay hos (9) br. eorigi ati TIELLO, Huds, occastonaliy rectices in ~ . Poerte @0) {0 secont aan‘in the organisation of Doainican exiles in Puerto . Reece eigens o y ce a ee so _ (a) Os aarhertesn., ‘Deminiean, exile, “sativa, srerean 23 8 phote shop in Santiron,, Puerto Ricos ( ‘rresooiunet, Ledist of the 5 pickets vho pepalerty denone =t. etrete in front. of the Doalnican Republic Consulate in dan Juan. Jubject has ° __9,-, S brother who ts 6 printer: ‘dn San Juan but he'te not visibly exployed. Subs «%/ ee hod ie apparently & fanatic and recently reportel to the local police wot” . willer of Or. GALINDEZ in Hew Tork wae in San Juan after hin claiasd « @° Ghat the killer was @ person known a6 °E1L Cojo". ‘Tneal dnvestigition did not > eubstantlate his claia which probably wae done ae @ publicity etcar’ An: ‘the anti sTrujille conpaign ‘lecallye an *, - 6) ‘sasathoa matesii@uuvor, 4 Ddai ntoan ‘Sattes, Sen joan . Gnsurance brokers. Subjects, at one time, occupied an office in the sane. + Dadlding. with the Dowinican Consulate but have moved recently to the Céndade - ; Ce Beotion pf Santarce. They recently told CKEDADDLE that activity oF te sate . Pruji1s grow, here ‘has heen Squiet of late". ; * e "t ee |) taser Araeio, active Donintean exile tata an, tee ae a7 “Persons with officiel ecntacte in oe Deatitsan Republig. * e . e . § oo se DD! captatn Wnetquit fh KIER, Piofessor of Military. Selence io, Pit _ at the Univers’ ate Rico, Je a naturalised PBPRIME oiticgn and ie, . “| a tome to Station through d-2 here. ..bubsedt haat. or three br nore who- ae eogved in World War IZ with PEPRIHR. Hie family ie originally roa From : Deainiocan Republic but they apparently fled sone yeare ago and took tp wy pare “9° mapone wealdence $n Puerto Aicoy The fantly has relative: there and-jud-: : J+, §dot wtill knows people in the Dominican Republic. Recently JAYER recone mor, . "T panded one RataelHLHTAz, alevser in the Dominican Republic, who isthe Whi . director of the Historical in downtown Cluded Trujille, end on the = * i. + +. , @twength of thie recommendation, HOHTAZ was contauted by & local ODIZES . * " @ffteere Au a result of thie contact, the ODIAEL officer suggested bath: 7 ", GAMER, and MONTAZ e the Btation as ponesbie operational Prone wore ; ° wet <= 4 ay : YS ii! il, zeutslds i ° % ——_- Se 14-00000. weg ece-eeeeet om eae en toe ee: _ . ° ° 2 @ : uf ad ° . . a) . Af - ee om ‘ . . an) - WSke ‘Hy eo . a , _ “tae Tour _ ah . * ; 2 “ow } me tha . ; “ @f., wuridtmn, 2 s5erte Rican, tomeriy a Warrant Officer. _ i _ with. the CIC ant on ‘Operating a.phote shop omed by his bretnoreineLaw on Avenids-Ponce de Laon, Stop 14020, Santurce, Puerto Rico, vieitse the Dainican . “Rapublic frequently to go munting with a prozinant Dominican who de his close pereenal friend, Both TIXAN ani thia Doainican are arlent cock fight fans ani the Quainican often brinze’ Kis cocks to fight in Fuerte wican ringee > TRAD i recomenied by SILIATOLE a8 completely trustworthy and sould be . epproached shoull the need arise. ot wD) Vrenctaco¥PXUueToRO, former Ge2 Colonel, retired and nw | ase a Lorneyaat-lew with offices in the Bance de Ponce Bullding, Ponce, Puerto persons traveling to the Ooninican Republic. Ho is a close. 8 Bae Of SKEDANOLE and was fatroduced at one tine to the former Chief of 7 é) bascudtin, on eetive duty with ‘the Selective service et “qua ‘in Puerto Rigo, te 0 naturalined PEPLUME, oftisen. “His father wag a ® | =» ° . S0Pmer cattle farvor in the -Voninican Rebublio, however, 4t is mored thag ~ . * Gewjilde wanted nie father's property ant forced: the fanlly to, move out of "Una Dominican Republics The family fled ani settled heres CANEPA should __. _.,Wepow persona on bqth eides of the political fence in the Dominican Rapubdl ios. : “SEEDADOLE knows: ‘CANEPA auperflotally but knew his sister well when he worked. _ fer G-2 rare CANEPA 10 described as goud, serious and probably eould pres we vite operational leads in Pusgo Alco, et samt oe es wr ve cocews orem ee preter onl > 7 : ee ° (5) tate adlfean, Puerto Rican sintuntrtaiiat, Le head of ' : _ ‘ ory) é ven in Puerto Alco and io also a member of the local Leglaletares p . (s+ Sxdfect fa aloo-head of the Puarts Nican Statehood: Party (affiliate of the. A ne . '. Republican Party) ant ie that party's cantidate for the Governcrantp in the ee, wthooning electione. He is known te SKXDADULS and oculd provide eperce ae ona) beate as his conpary dose much business in the Deninican Bapublice . eee eee tee ee + 6) Contimaing contact. te also maintained by Station: personna) ° owe serdor nenbere Of large PEPRIMR firms with. offices both here and in tha - Doainican Ropublio which include, for exanplp, Beso Gtandard C11 Company and _ tha Texaco Companys Those contacts ars empledtadle and could be very value oe : adde, phen “ ned erlecy ~ . a be: Other persons Of lees re table character call tte able. we . . should 8 porismaler situstlon rice me . ee , os (A) tate Kamueleshous of Hermance.2ORUS, thas, Puarto Rico, , @ large eatiae. dealer in Pulrte Rice with centred offices. is Puable ‘Wee, « Honterrey, Ps. “Bubjoct ¥ ‘and is ‘O naturalised PEPAIME oitisan. He wae drafted tn World tar ff) Peceived 4 -* @ e@enleelon throvyh OC¥ during hia Otay in the servico and wae Gesorited as Pat. bedng @ Loywl-and- good. officer, Upon of ing Zrom tno sorvice he joined the antleTrujillo forces in. Puerta. Rico? In i949 or 1950, BORDAS purchased . #e te . a ‘goers ‘ - eof . ze ene ‘ . ‘ ’ ee e , ots on) Ce. 4 . ‘ ” . ‘ ’ . - ee a ee Lo a, ae en : al i : A a i i Iii Nh i" - ¥4-00000 . . .o me | PPSkeFL oo, : "oe : Pore Five “pary canteens, annual tion delta, ete., at a surplus sale at Fort Buchanan, Pusrte Rico, which he had shipped to a Soninican Exile group.in Cubs who . were then being trained. At this tim he also engaged in recruiting Puerto ~": Rican veterans, proaising thom high salaries and rewards if they would go uo to Cubs and join the antleTrujillo forces in training theree The recruits Vero sent to Cuba via Miaal, however, one of the recruits returned to Misad . fraa Cuba and exposed the whole operation to the Miami Herald which was 1? instrumental in blowing tic preparations being made and exposing BORMS, - " | It 10 said that the governmers had enough on hin to prosecute for acting ——_— - in Sebalf of a foreign group, however, Little acticn'was taken against him, We camission vas revoked, however, because of these activities, At - , present, raporte are that BORDAS is “taking it easy” because hie firm: ie: “now doing business in the Dominican Republics He ts known to SKEDANOLE and if we desired, possible advantaze could be teken of hia sntictraiie . Sentinante in view of his past activities, _ © (2) rilpeaza, ower and operator of the "2 Diee Club® in San Juan, is a big gaehler and unsavory. Subject is rumored to be a* so : Bragillo agent in Puerto Rico and 1s, reported as the type who would ..---.¢----—-- = probably play both siiss of. the Trujillo argusent. He pas sons gontact * a with pro-Trujillo Douwnicahs ani possibly also with anti-Trujilio Doninicans. * He. Le nod considered trustworthy nor is he Fecommended by SKEDADOLA, have . ~. ‘ : ie a, lieted bore as « poe. should aver a person of hia *talente® 6 Peds. : wen . v \ . Se Xe te requested that thé nanes Listed ae Paragraph: Ny adore. ve f'- * shocked by the desk at a Headquarters level for ndication of pointe | that , , . . Mgnt not be known to the Station. ma a HCH re \ ai WAC i it 4a'h 14-0000 "CHA INTERNAL USE ONLY SECRET {When Filled bn) _——— et PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST Dale WISTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed ot printed in block letters sscmoe fh Lis 201 number, aame and identifving data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants {including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed, If the identifying data varies with the alias used, a separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to compicie. ft S2CTION th List cryptonym or pseudonym. if assigned. If true rame is sensitive, obtain 201 number from 201 Control Desk and complete Section U and Section HI. On a separate form, enter the 201 number and complete Section II and Section 111. Submit each form separately. SECTION Ith Tobe compicted inallcasen . gost SECTION tH! . CECOMD CO.OeTHY RVTEREST cu walls ony occa mere ramon neg Foetal
104-10263-10139.pdf
CT OF 1992 “\104-10263-10739 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS A\ s “ . . ae 7 i ' . . 4 SECRET . : ne CHEN PLEO IND yr. @ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET . @ INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO FILING — TO: ACTION BRANCH ~ 1. Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back ad flap ard forward to RID. If file no. and title shown are not 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it proper, irsért proper file no. below | a) recorcs significant action taken or and forward docusent to RID/AN, ~ Comments requiring preservation, B) ° 6 0 6.600000 0a + Oo oO CG G6 ¢ G°G ¢ , upd 14-0000 —_ + ae we saa? Se Chief of Station, Londeny< , 4° 38 Fareh 1302 © ~~. — — .. - aa DEM ae C: Operaticnal/REDKOUD/LCINPROVE/AELADLE Saas Michael WYNKE-ELLIS Jo a POELEING Can 6 A OGED See below 8Y QUALEED BQ Ot+8 Onat OBLW~19307, 23 January 1962 9 . : , (Suorw appresiated the KGB docusent forwarded with Reference and have submitted the following comments and questions: ee Te 1. "We have a number of questions about this document on which we should be grateful for your comments, and aa background to some of these we think it will be useful for you tohave. an account of QYNNE-ELLIS dealings with AELADLE: ta - . rr) ; --' g. “phey date from June 196) when he was cone sidering a visit to the U.S.5.R. He mentioned this to the Soviet Ambageador, whom he.met.at. the Queen's drthday .-° Gelebration in Helsinki, (he did not realise at first that - 9 was the Ambassador co whom he wae talking), The Ambassador 2°" guggested that ha should get in touch with Ivan Efimovich SERGEEV, an identified R.1.S. officer, ob b&b. “Between Sth and 15th July 196 (rye ELIS co went to the Consular Section of the Soviet Embassy to see -gbout the visa. Apparently he. did not see SERCFEV but met AELADLE who showed a good deal of curiosity about him and asked whether he had ever been to the U.S.3.R. before, whether he had applied in London for a visa, what he wae doing in Helainkt oto. The possibility of ABLADLE taking English lessons from {WYNNE-ELLIS was mentiogned and AELADLE gaid he would get in’touch wit YANECELLTS gout this. He asked for a short biogephy of W E-ELLIS)~ o. “He drought the visa application forms and his biography to AELADLE two days later and | ithough AELADLE was _ apparently very busy he asked WYNNE-ELLIS) for slarification - of various details.. AELADLE did not) take English lesaons from (WYNNE-ELLIS Jol C ninipeinea weeds sere ssmanemeitet nieeimene (emmnine ne emmeeiN ee —~ ad, gat the end of September, or beginning of Octobes 1961, (WYNNE-ELLIS )received a letter from AELADLE ys _péking for the address of’ his pen friend in Russia, Stanislav rw - . AVALKIN, who: had, been concerned in (WYNNE-ELLI 14 recruitment by the R.I.S@ (WYWNE-ELLIS) telephoned AELADLE to say that he did not have the new address. AELADLE told him that if he wanted it, he could have a visa ‘tomorrow! to visit “Stalinegred .fnow Volgograd) and.in.the ceurse of sonvexsaticn -gaid ‘sometines it is better to visit places but nol old friends!, We wondered at the time, and ever more after AELADLE's defeotion, whether this remark had any special significance. ; ; 6 al e. “on 16th November AELADLE invited (WYNNE-ELLIS) to attend a Soviet ooncert, AELADLE told him that he had been granted a tourist visa but that if he wished to visit his pen friend he would require a letter of invitation from him. ARLADLE asked about Hs British frionds in Helsinki and said that he would phone @YNNE-ELLIS) next week to make a further appointment. He 1d pot do this, ~ - _ . Fa nacaaabenadl seen ence ROPE MER TN OE TEIN RE OFF aera soyeenn erarenanane . tecpayee peters SP See ETD SPOT RMR et Hirt ALTHIG err Foner. y CUASSIFICATION = hl RE... panera YN Eo) Sw oe 14-0000 Yn] seuemiaee ne arate 9 on = es ET OE ESTA SOAR ROPER ecg Ne D8 EV ARR I PRI ne AO A LO LLL CONTINUATION OF DISPA.CH f. “A further develepment which may be of interest ie that in early January 1992 (WYNNE-ELLIS) received a further letter from his Russian pen friend giving nim a fairly preasing invitation to visit him.oG (MINKE ELLIS) who was not | aware of AELADLE'e defecticn, wrote to AELADLE telling him that he had now receivea the invitation, and inviting hin to coffee at hie house} ‘ 2. "We thought that the arrival of this letter (it 6 wae dated 25.12.61) so shortly after AELADLE's defection, and after a long gap in the correspondence between WYNNE-ELLIS) and hig pen friend, might indicate that the R.I.S. suspected ~ that NE+ELLI d had a hand in AELADLE's defection. of, (WYNKE-ELLIS) was never aware that AELADLE was'an R.I.S. officer, 6 you know from an earlier conversation about this >. oh WYNNE-ELLIS)is 4 most unsatisfactory character to deel with, and we believe that the R.I.S. have found him equally unsatisfactory! We have no reason to suppose that ae (he has double-crossed us since he was. turned) but we would not exclude this as a poagsibility - or at ledsat would not exolude the possibility that he might hpve considered this. 4, “our questions on the( WYNNE-ELLIS) docunent supplied by AELADLE are as follows; a. “What ie the manusoript word at the top of the first page, and what is its significance? - b. "The two typed words, one immediately below the manusoript word on page 1 and the other to the left, are not legibie on our copy, eo. “Is there anv significance in the date llth ' November being in inverted commas, thus "11"¢% ad. “We are puzzled by what at firat sight appeared to be a date, 22.XYI.1961, in the heading immediate)yv above the text on page 1. In fact the Roman numerals 'Xiz? are the cyrillic letter X77, but we do not understand their meaning. Can .AELADLE explain this? e. “What is the name in which the document is signed, and does AELADLE know the true identity of this person? f.o"we are a little surprised at the cyrillioc trang- literation of WYNNE-ELLIS"s name. We should have expected the KGB to have a eystem which would enable them to get back to the correct English spelling, Admittedly (MNNE-ELLIS}s name is an awkward one to deal with. oG g. “We should have expected that AELADLE would havo - pent a trace request to his Headquarters shortiy after the first meeting with (IYNNE-~ELLIS, in July 1951. Yet the reply was apparently sent~only on lith November, Can AELADLE comment on this? © 5. "We do not wish to suggest by these oomments that WS BUBp)est that this document might be a forgery, but we would be grateful for your oonflrmation that you do not consider this a possibility. a NE ae mre ORR Va VR ee ae en RN om OEE Le tthe ron MeopyzIeET RE te rrr OT IEEE oad tA EE Hi 14-0000 ‘ug yee er ST a ae CONTINUATION OF *__DSPATCH SECPET/RYBAT ; CELA-35934 6. “You will no doubt in due couree be queetioningg& AELADLE in detail on his knowledge of the WYKNE-ELLIS)caze. We do not at this etage wieh to suggest détailed questions except te renarx that we do not know the real namee of any of the R,I.S. officera who dealt with his - including the wan whom, it is stated in the AELADLE docusent, be (it in the U.K. There le some mystery about thie because (WYsNE~0 ELLIS \deniee having met any R.1.5. officer in the Ke» he did however have contact with various Russians here {including an R.I.5. officer) and we euepeot that v . Reres officer never tdaentified himself as such to (nae ob . . Lb. = Aces tlhe ee ce ern ee em RE te RN rN AE 2H Distribution: 3 < Chief, SRW 2 Chief, WE Ph ected EASTON ONLSALIT ND C2 FS ERIPTSTEL TIEN ETDs Scenes eee
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[104-10265-10118 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | "20 October 1989 MFMORANDUM FOR THE REOURD SUBJLOP) Mighlighta of Tape-Recorded Gonversation in Mood Retwoen Rr, Willian b. Pawley and an Unidentified Cuban during Poriod 17-18 Ootobey 1. On 20 Ostobdup the undersignod and Owen Faust ef VH/3 Uatened to tha play-back of 8 tans, brought to Weshingten from Bard : and given to Colonel Ning by Mr, Fawley on 19 October, which wae a : recording of Mr. Pawley's converaationa with two Gubang during the ‘ period 17=18 Osteber, The flrat converastion was with an unldmtifiod Guban, bollaved to bo 9 mepber of @ group of wealthy anti-CASTHO Cubana, meubore of whioh have talked to Mr, Pawlay recently shout their plana for sabotage of the coming oucar harvest ag reported Ln UMIA~32 dated 2 Oatobey. The second Cuban waa AKPACA+], a Cuban journolist of opsrational intarest to Station Habana, and & sopayato menorandum 19 submitted on that eonversation. : Tho unidentified Cuben, who had somahat of an accent and apoke indi atanativ, wos difficult to undorstend. ‘He mentioned o nosting “with somo of our people who came up from Cuba" to disouse plans, He said hia group had bean contactod by a repreaentative of General Jone Elautorio PEDRAZA, leadar nf Cuban revolutionary groups — in tho Dominican Republic, who wanted to know what action their’ group: = bed taken and vas told that they had 9 plaw “to atart.saboteze", Tho mo Cuban said the PSDHA°A representative eaid thatr group (tha PEDRAZA group) had four provinces organised in Cuba, rentioning Comaguey and: Santa Claro, and that they had two provinces yet to be organi ted = L "Habana and Matansas. - 3. Tho Cuban eaid his group needed twe things ©= morel backing and xoney; he pointed out that Cubans in Cuda are afraid to start on - underground movement, and there wag no way to raise funds, atc. Hrs Pawley gave him no encouragement on the woney angle, saying that even : if there were Aner!cana willing to rug the risk of. becoming invel ved , : a in Cuban revolutionary sotivitica by furniahing money for auch 2 : movement, which he doubted, he felt that at the present time 1t would. : 7 : - do like "putting snoney dam a rat-hole® for the following reasonas - ; : (2) there ig no unity among the anti-CASTRO groups, and there are at . . : : least 10 that he knoxp of who ere working absolutely indesenisntly of ‘ | @ne anothers and (2) CASTRO ie. in control of the country and has the : Guppert of a larre. numer of Cubans, especially the under-privileged, : Rr, Posley said he felt the Cuban economic situation was worsening fast and that if it gets bad enough, a large number of Cubana will turn on CASTRO) Lut until that time cores it would be danzerous to try to organise o revolutionary ovement. SECRET . SECRET i ‘he Hr. Powtey gaked the Cuben if hie group fele they had moral 1 : Support cf the U. 8. ond the Cuben replied that they wented-4. u, 7 moral support but whether they hod St or not, they felt they-vere ; : obliged 10 carry through with their plong. Pr. Pevley aaid ba didn't : know whet to tell him «= vould hove to think QJbuut it und sea Lf anye y thing could be dong. Ho aaid, *having deen conmctsd with tha U. 8. 7 H : Gosernzent,-I ean't get involved in revolutionary movanente", Aleo : : seid he wculd hate to ane the Dowiniaan Government sot involved, ae : Wiieh wlyht be difficult to aveld with oo many Cuban oxiles there, : bat scmeented that ho wyisrstood "the Doalniean Government hasn't _ given then a dime’. : oo. Marthe Tharpe } WH/TIT/CARTB 7 en. 3)
104-10265-10141.pdf
14-00000 104-10265-10141 [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . Soe . _ _ ; MICROFILMED Wa AT aaa _ : JUL a 1963 Doc. §ercVirr, Bre ch. ASSIFICATION . chtet, | ‘WHD ; Chief of Station, Cludad ‘trugilie’ ‘Subsect: GENE RAL Operational, oo SPECIE" pay wy ‘Business Interests “in the ‘Doainican Repubtie “~ > net OW REQUIRED : For info only. ae ‘l.ooIn additvon to minerals exploitation: in: witch Mrs Wilites D. kPAuLEy. has substantial investments, negotiations are. being conc! - for thé purchase by PALEY of’ the ‘Hotel Hawaca' in Boca Chica, a resort: town neur the almost~complated new internstTona Loadrporty, about 30 Jon" : east of Ciudad Trujillo. ; ee - oe - 2 Another activity which is kept \ very much under | wraps. ‘ts the 5 concession granted PAWLEY for procurement and world-wide sale of all. new issuesjof Dominican postage stamps. This activity is managed by. Edward |. PAULEY, brother of: Hilliam, whose OF £4 eis i _ the. Dominican: Post, offic buildings yet fos * 3.0 The source ‘(ce graph 2. ae MES: Fora\ in_.the the 6 ‘EDWARD, F. STONESET - 10 June 1958". Distributions... - Hqs. | copy Sr Pere a gms, 51-28 6s copy eta BET sn Jy / _ 473 7g 4 rf
104-10266-10026.pdf
14-00000 104-10266-10026 [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a C-O-N-F-1-D-E-8-T-I-A-L , : ° . my When Filled In o~ . ; P a SAM 92S : Séepep a (date) | — t 5 Review of 201 File on U.S. Citizen : { In accordance with the DDO's notice of G December i974, : I have reviewed the 201 file on (surname) ! (201 nunber indicated below), and have detévnined that it can most accurately be categorized as indicated b. low: [ } should be closed. _ _ ; : 4 | witting collaborator. OI Code Al. : . [ ] potential witting collaborator; date opened : C— OI Code A2. , a : 4 foruer witting collaborator (rela.ionship terminated). OI Code A3. petential w-tting collaborator never contacted (security reasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4, ; i : bo i | counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreign intelligence or security service). OL Code A5. . [ ‘| all others. O21 Code A6. Signed G. De name This assignment of category has been entered into STAR. t ms . “Sera n- Signed SI) 6B be i . (initials) (date) she cwetee vera? This docuzent is a permanent part of this file. i 201-2 JES 7/ eo acces io: \ r q H RA to ocbFET ; E2 INPDET =? When Filled In. -. CL BY _054979! C-0-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-1-A-L te : ' ; . \eerncuaiennecittammina suede ssicerneneameneten stem tans“ ermit cuties ne wae mmm ea ate crate ~ wana 9 as a j 4 q i t a f * ’ ae SLANE ee lone a 14-0000 SECEET CASE OFFICER CHECK LIST i PROJECT : CRYPT/PSEUDO: LICOOKY/1 (Joyce #, PINEINCH) 94g 27884) (7 vol) AREA/BASE =; 77 ew York “c/q: —- aka. I, traces” Base: _. Req'd by Base:20 Base/N,Y.-3219, 1_Aug 67 ‘ (Vor local traces) i ; Other: Read by (Speci ty) i Sa ‘oo, ‘Req'd DO Bese/N.Y.-3719 Granted PRQ I fw'd to CI/CA_3 Aug 67 Green List #_282786—/._...: .: Req'd SCG ranted : -- OA 3 Req'd Granted ° Complete PRQs I & II fw'd CBA : Req'd Granted CRC : Req'd Granted OTHER : Req'd ...__s Granted (Specify) ; SGSWIRL : re tr nner III. SPECIAL APPROVALS /CONCURRENCES 60-11 : Req'd Granted A/WOMACE : Req'd Granted LNERGO 3 Req'd Gaanted aan Field Office Coordination OTHER 3 DCS: #039, 3 Aug 67 : (Speci fy) IV. CONTRACTS Type:__ BP. Date & Tern : Secrecy Agnat; Termination Date —___.____~-—- 4 ' V. ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS: . . Describe briefly) : - +++. ACCOMMODATION TELEPEONE: Describe brierly VI DOHESTIC ASSETS INVENTORY Fv'd Has. Rec'd__ VIX. TERMINATION OF INTEREST Date Hqs. Notified. Reasons for Termination: Clearance Cancelled: Secrecy Agreement: - Quit Clain: SECRET i weer Feel eae LT 14-0000 SECRET (When Filisd Iny : DOCUMENT TRANSFER £90 CROSS REFESENCE 3 H- SOURCE CRYPTOWTE}@. DATE OF IKFO. S- DISSEMINATED Fe 12. CROSS REFERRED TO TWIS FELE 13. TRAMSFERTED TS Ri FILE 36- PERTINENT | SFCRMATION fe genes ons Wets HERE IS A PESTRICTED C1jOA FOr OF THIS 202 ESLD UNDER ct RIF at Fa bs ‘ 2 . é 3 3 é = * ? ™ & & © Fa g gq = » & t Bt > E : : Fone 967 vse cocereus sonrions. SECRET o-sT DER O THE SUBJECT : : ! 2 te tee ore ene i (eee) ) coca an teens wife ane 14-0000 13 Odleber red >» pee WH [Bre eluates Clepp oF lenas - SECRET 11 October 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division vra : Wi/Personnel, Attention: —in, _Renehan SUBJECT : Joyce C. PINEINC (201-278841) 1. Subject han been terminated effective 1 July 1966 by the Mexico City Station. She was paid her salary through 30 June and vas given her incoue tax refund for the period 1 January 1965 through 30 June 1955. A copy of tie termination Secrecy Oath, Signed in true nene, is on file A“ BUCS Oo Vasacann CLL Z1ls. 2. It ig requestec that the CPD and Office of Finance files be altered to reflect the termiuation of Subject. W. J. Kaufman V/OR/L Chie criéad oa atazat © at { SECRET materi meeetneet res sethantes oer encanta! ! Sea MR Ate se ehe ent at ererng one we ert wie mem em edhe wre eyes eae or el meme A eneeentiem ne nn Rerery-2 ener nireeecgewemn nn ween were 14-0000 . ~ Lee — Sere Fa Miss Joyce H. Pineinch —__. - . 1047 _ Mies Pineirch ; 2 MOC i i oa Delergnuea sa made (G6 your CLT ED \aeeedme CIEE i . bey ’ Uiited States Gosernment, #6 represen 2c ve the Caniracting i 2 Officer. : i # _ MOC ; a Effective 28 April 1966... = 8 eS . ; is amended hy celetong ais reference io .acarme lanes there.ram, ’ and py adding therete the following prrascach: ; i : : - : - ; "WO. Tenes As an incesen ent contractor. monies : peid vou under ;eragrayh foyr (4) seve Constiture taxabie 1 weome for Feceral tax purposes and 2. siugt sta:siy your Frecerai tax nability thereon Such sncome maz be pare you by or througk acover facility Because of cover, cverational, and securit+ coneiseraticns the Tax Committee of te make cCeriain Laicrminations and esieb .2h proce tax withholdings) .nich will result in tre loli gates ree woe 2 fs iad ae arite taw eaicaliors, PaaS, j Dax . re understood anc ezgreed ihat such determinations ani proceduz +s, pe ‘ whether oral o) ariiten, constitute am in egrai pert of this contract and ave legally :ncerporated herein by reletes.ce- " ACen meee eee wee , . . - , , val . All other terms: and conditions of said comeseetremzin in full force and effect, : : 1 4 é a Contracting Officer my? ag: a Tena Ba S, 4 SECRET : : we Marci! Group 1 - Exclujed from automavic cowegrading ana Ceclasaiccation : a he th es %9——_ Ox fBreé . “% viel. - . PEA SNL SSE pitt Oe Oho , os gyQplaaind Wetarsememre seme cae ere rennet nee te ea wee Ure ners fy nthe tome hin ted amide . Eiddinee 30+ “0 % 14.90000 MEMORANDUM CP ORAL, COHITICENTS — . Data 25 Septester 1962 f 0. +: Chief, Finance Division ; " enemions ‘ , VIA : Contract Azproving Cfficer : ; \ FROM 6: «Chief of Station, Mexirc City i 4 SUBJECT: Engagement of | Lizcce:-1 ao Independent Contractor. im 1, ‘TERM AND PROJECT CRASGE: The Subject indiviiuel has been engaged under oral -/f, \ contract for use urder Project and 18 chargeadle to hey sATteTs , \ The effective cate of the oral contract fa oj ose ie abject to terale nation by ODYOKR upon _ 5: days' actual notice. A 2. SECURITY APPROVAL: The appropriate security approval for subject's « use hae been obteined. Type___o4 Date 27 Auzust Lie . as ew eh, ma 3. CITIZENSHIP: The Subject ( ) {0 ( ) 40 not a foreign sational. : elt The approximate equivalent of this amount in PBFRIME cumincy is $e - -- dollars, Subject ( will ( ) will not recdive a Christmas bonus equivalent to oo scgth'a | - .. eer . Other compensations in the nature of bonus coomitments, gifts, “ paid vacations, ete. include: 4. COMPENSATION: The Subject will be paid SO Acklars per _ ox. ¥ 5. TAXES: Subject (XJ is ( ) is not subject to PBPRIME income taxes. If Subject “ %. Fo. PUrRIME income taxes, payments and/or deductions will be made in the following manner i: SG dedusted. or G5. : & QUARTERS AND/OR.SUBSISTENCE: (a) SUBJECT ( ) will (XJ will not be 7.5 te: Se 2 and/or subsistence allowances, (b) ‘The following Commi tuents have been nade scQaiving BUG d eam CU ERen teens CO See emeOnS Lewenmee SUME we Peperry eons, BVO woee expenses: - * ea. ~s S samameatd 7. OPERATIONAL PXPENSES: (a) Subject (YX will ( ) will not be reimbureed for operational travel. (o) Subject ( ) will ( ) will not be reimbursed for operatioasl expenses. State nature of any operatfonal expenses for which Subject will be reime bursed: = ES i. : 6? Statizn 2 Slatted pee ede PTERIDINE SIA but may have to be met Ly ODYOKE. Give reason for each contingent obligation f stay 8, CONTINGENf OBLIGATIONS: The foliowing have noc been promised tha individuai “8 t } 9. No commitments other than those stated above have been made Co the Subject. Contract Approving Officer teld Contraccing Offfear (COS) Distribution: 3 Authentic copies to Has - ‘ _ le P-__- : : : “a a 1 Admin Office - , INSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICERS: Lo 1-278 EF | - 1. Prepare Orig & 4 copies for distribution as above. Extra copies as needed. 2. YPRIOR HEADQUARTERS APPROVAL IS REQUIRED before any commitments cea be nade regarding the following epecial benefits: Death; Disodility; Missing in Action; — Besattlement; and Citizenship or Emergency Assistance. 3, The dispatch sending copies to dqs should frovide, among other things, tho following: (a) Statement regarding primary functions of the individual and the cover under which he will operatc; (b) Pay instructions if to be paid by Headquarters; and (c) If cover incore is to be offset, the amount of such income end date of first : payment by che cover organization. + i SECRET . : re “Sys : : cae i as it ~ a ses sane “yn ran «F 14-0000 + - * 4 7 ; hoo ‘ q e- . i 1 cg tA . \ He : A ril 49, cnae Cstd called the Nev York DODS office about what to do about her |. Cis salary on het incume tax return. . _ *ADter Atscussiops with UF/CANS and George Pell of the Tax Comittee, I phoned DODS to tell Cobt the following: . Since she was supposedly a student in -exico, mim and she hed paid tax on her CIA salary, she vas not to Lict her salary anywhere on her, 1966 tax return. However, she. should send us a cory of her overt 1956 tex return. a .- _ charlotte Bustce-Videla ‘ . . . ‘ -e ; . . . 7“ . - en “he 2 Soames t . : ; e 1 . . } i | i r y ct : , fk a \ . { j i { | eo | : ° . 5 .- a } ; 4 } . { { , i _ 14-0000 SECRET (When Pslted In) : R10 CONTROL HO. (Pil ied in by EFS) INSTRUCTIONS thie fore to request files and/or documenta D/FILES. (Not to be ased, in tisetor Porm <3 2. Include badge number and tae atation ja *FROM* Block if guamed fadelt hae wot been ieaued. 3. Endicete type of charge: EP Focrery Q Persanent @. Indicate source of reference: Di docuoent reference from #1D/Index. t reference From seurce other Begs AN BREE ac one vIDUS Moby -7/ terrions ok ths eae” ue are . * . i 1 : . -f fy . . . | ; . . aan t 4 “4 a - t ay ca ew o8 + t . , _— : ad - i 4 . I 4 : 7 14-0000 sane a ; #1 a al Agri 1966 4 MEMORANDUM FOE: Director of Finance i VAs Chief, Contract Personnel Division . t SUBJECT: Joyce RH. PINEDKS (np) = Tax Asscesuent . : 1. A eovert Feceral incozs tax percentage of two and eighte : tenths (02.8) per cer: of PIKCINCH's gross, taxeble Agency entitle- : ments hag doen approved by the Covert Tax Comittee. ‘This percane : tege aoseasnent is effective 1 December 1964, the begiming dats of : tax year 1965. : 2. Tho retroactive application of this assessment to tax : 2965 wild result in a delice aseasennt of $34.00 (02-06 of $3,000,00). #fter applying the 1565 covert tax withholding of §540.00, a refund @f $455.00 will be Gas PINEDTH for 1965. Tis elimtustes the requirce went for @ covert tex return for 1565. ! 3. ha acknowledged letter of instruction will be forvarded at a ! inter date. ; : (3) 0B PATTER : '. SOHN P. PATTON \ ‘ Secretary i Finance (2) Covers Tax Comsittes : CPD - i wa ’ oF/cts cre #38 ey 4 j i . tn eee te Bee oe 14-0000 4 ihe ae oo 00868 9 % 6 6 @ 6 6 OhUCOHUCOHUCHUCOMCUC MCU OC}OCUCTmLCcU]HOCLUCOmULcHOmWUCHWUCUCS SECRET ae ———j——— (WHESP TEED IN) cao eae : ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO FILING __ _Y0: ACTION BRANCH 1 1. Fil in Sect. 2. cflap, - sada e acd forward ion. = Peach a Ae) 1J 42 BUY Ite no. and title shown are not proper, jasert proper fle no. below and forward 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records ,.4 aa " 1] document to RID/AN. siguificant action taken or comments tequire - « ing preservation. be FROM: t Lin vy 7.1 JFROFER FILE NO. TO: ALL ADDRESSEES yf tl IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATE inc To "nO. ‘1D Foawancre 1. ages ek DofK/ DT ANSE] Ban z. DATE | oericen's a QoQ xs O a JUTE ME an Saaann PEPEPrre aan J : 17. 1 FUG TiTis } ] apt | ; t : : : : PILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE? . trace | | ABSTRACT H fi REGUEST jworx | ] I DQel~ 2a ey DATE 3: CRHOFILMED COCUMENT CATE DOCUMENT NUMEER 4 Po fy 6 “ . UNDA 03762 fone S100 Ee SECRET 1400 fa a C 14-0000 = . ~- s = CLASES CATION PROCLY5ING ACTION SPATCH | secres Chief of Base, New York ISOLOG/LICOOKY -- Termination of Contact with LICOOKY/1 ‘ ACTION REQUIRED - REFEREMCES ‘ * Action required: retire file, again. References: A. UNDA 3502, 22 January 1968 B. UNDA 3650, 13 March 1968 1. During a meeting with LICOOKY/1 on 5 April 1968 agreement was reached that the WOFIRM relationship with her would be terminated. A memorandum of contact (NYM-2689) concerning the meeting is attached herewith, and indicates the reasons for this termination. No admin- istrative action is required of either the Base or Headquarters thie pr LTMovv 4 esac not bring pia by PAlad cy ss Nere, ane was formally terminated once before (1966). Her file can be retired, . again, and this time presumably will be the last time, 2. Termination was very amicable, and LICOOKY/1 nolds no ill- will for WOFIRM: she just does not wish to have any relationship with WOFIRM anymore. . 3. The writer fully expects to hear from LICOOKY/1 from time to time by phone {in fact, she called later the same day of the : meeting to wish the writer a pleasant Easter, as she had forgotten ‘ to do so during the meeting), but does not plan any further personal contact. Attachment: NYM-2689 h/w Distribution: 2 C/DO w/att. OSPATCH SYMBOL AKD MUMBER DATE UNDA 3739-3 76/ - USHFICATION : WS PELE RUMBER A Z t r e # 7 PAPER OOD) Bd avast hts He subbtuldtadlentes + \ 14-0000 “¢ ee " MEMORANDUM 5 April 1968 _ T0: LICOOXY/1 File . NYM=2689 : 7 FROM: Howard G. FIGALAN Sicexibutions: | 2 A Chrono SUBJECT: Meeting with LICOOKY/1, 2 Carono 5 April 1968 pieramero coar/i 1-3M/lnio {paras 3, 4 a . . ' & 5) 1. A meeting with LICCOAY/1 was neld at 1106 hours, Friday, 5 April 1968. We breakiasted, and then hela the meeting at tie BARTHOLOMEW site. As is cetailed beiow, we reached a mutual agreement that the reiacionsnip was not worth pursuing: this was thoroughly amicapie, and recontact methods are availabie on born . sides. se . 2.0 Substantive matters first. LICOOKY/i said that John GzRAsst ve had deen ‘in wun Gu 2D Mocch Zor the aw, He was in. ced to lunch - * at the CMUN that day, Sunday. Apparentiy, GExASSI, is back in tie ~ oe good graces of the Cuban regime. He toid LICGOxY/1i that he woulé be spending this Summer in Arizona. 3. LICOOKY/1 has been commissioned by M. S. ARNONI, edicor 2 - of The Minority o£ One, to write a piece on the recent intellectua:/ political deveiopments i: Czechoslovaxia. : 4. LICOOXY/1 thcught up, and is arranging, a Czech fi fes..val ~ a to segin i5 April. ic is to be sponsored by the St. Clemens Fiin : Asscciation, St. Clemens Church, 423 West 46th Street (this churca houses the American 2iace Theatre -- Robert LOWELL's group). Liccoxy/l ¢ox cais idea from the recent Czech travaiis -- which she hails és evicence of the power of Czech inteliocracy -- and from the con... ..on wetecssed to in paragrapn 3 above. Se contacted the Czech UN Missa. wiichk put ner in touch with PAVLIC, the Czech Cuicural Actache .: wa@ Washington Embassy. PAVLIC was all for tne idea, and wii. Se were for the opening of the festival. Milos 702.AN (director ~~ 7 $ wae Film “Loves of a 3iende") is currently here at the Hotel Cus. a 7 . -\(a “dump on 23rd on the West Side" -- LECOOKY/.'s characterizat:. , _ anéG will parcicipate in tne festival. XADAR (director of the "s..g gr. t.zim Street") has Deen invited to participate. LICOOKY/1 .. 4 ins to ask PAVLIC waether it would be OX cor her to ask DRVW... wio ses film at Coicwoia and who is a Czech i4 exile, to part.:-. vate. . 22S WE/L is, very sccausiastic about tais vencure. . : 7 ee 5. COMMENT: <ilos FORMA ig mentioned ia the article about , Ccachosiovakia in we 5 Apri, 1968 issue of Vine Miucatize. : ‘ . . ° j : < ro SECRET a Lo | yo enon 3aj SECRETIN 2027 vee an ese Nace aan akin taeaciseng yumm + i i i i Rot . . 4 ‘ Ue Maite entcbenbie coedint : 1400000 + . | . ' : . 6. I knew something was bothering LICOOXY/1 and made her ~ "| @rag it out into the open. : She stacted by remarking that WOFIRM ; anc its computer apparently checked the welfare of its old agents 7, every 60 often, ana that this was the nature of cur reletionship. a - I explained that this was not the case, that I had found out she a a : was in Manhattan and suggested to Washington that LICCOXY/1 ’ : might be of some value to us. This surprised her, and she apolo- ; gized. She then took off on how when she was in Cubaishe had dealt with Pidel and Che and Celia, and wnea sae was invoived with Guatemala she was dealing with AREVALO. She said that she didn't want to sound snobbish, but that she was accustomeé to Gealing with top politicos and intellectuais; she referzsd to a statement that I hed made previously tiat perhaps she couid get Tana de GAMEZ to invite her aiong to one oZ Tana’s lunches with Cuban Permanent Representative Ricardo ALARCON Quesada. She said that she didn't wart WOFIRM to think that she would seex out and cultivate lower level people, that she wasn't built that way. i LICOOKY/1 said thac even though Tana was a friend and that she Bet diked ner, Tana was not ner ecuar, ana tnat sana wasn & ‘On vee 3 “pedestal”. That ALARCON was certainly not in LICOOKY/1'’s intellectual category. LICCGOXY/1 said that she consicered herselé as very flexible, but not that much. LICOOKY/1 is a "special person” and that’ : WOFIRM bureaucracy’ -- with the exceptions of “Bill” (ex Mexico | tle case officer, a friend of the writer), C/AWE/1 (with whom LICOOKY/1 po is particularly taxen), and the writer (LICOOXY/1 repeatedly assured “me that she had @ very sincere esteem for me) -- probably Gidn't understand or acknowledge this. LiCOCAY/1 said her feelings for certain “wOFiRMers were one thing, put ner dislike of WOFIRM itself was soxethning else. WOFIRM is a massive card index that shows Miguel Angel ASTURIAS as én old “Nicaraguan war-horse" -- ASTURIAS of course is Guatemalan. LICOOKY/1 couidn't stop liking Communists . _ regardless of WOFIXi desires. 3 i anda | tite 7. LICOOKY/i went on and on in this/similar veins, very “2 i " ° impassioned, but very straightforward and without personal rancor - fer the writer. Summing up, the stated reasons as to why she Goes. , not wish to continue regular collaboration with WOFIRM are as ” follows: cin. _ A., fear of compromise -- LICOOX¥/1 said ‘that were her relationship with us to become known, it world ruin her standing in and associations with the inteliectual : ' ~ community; — . 7 so 4 _ od oe a4 . . : iW . : B. distaste for WOPIRM -- LICOOKY/1 vouily believes! that | f ; WOFIRM is a large card file with a1. the cards Apving. 3 : errors on them; ' i t t not . : . 7 SECRET. t : pe Te 4 4 _— , ae ae tara an tan SRT 1 CTW WES] otras epee se 14-0000 J C2) 4 ey ry ) - 3 - , : i C. intellectual honesty -- LICCOXY/1 does not think that ther intellectual honesty gains from her WOFrian reiation-~ ship; i ! D. lack of undezstancing <= “OFIRM, excepe Zor the three officers cited apove, does sot really uncerstana the , real LICGOKY/i. . me t 8. Odviously, the unsaid reasons are the ones that reaily Prought about this “confxontacion", in the writer‘s opinion. These are as foiiows: : i reese Eanes atttenen yseee daeaeatannee teens A. emotional instability -- LicCOxY/1, as has been known for years by the writer, is not tne most stable of individuals; B. roney -- LICOOKY/1 xeceives ro money from us anymore (since nex termination in Mexico), and the writer su ispects ‘that LICOOKY/1 couid have more easily rationalized working Zor the "Giant Indices in Wasaington” were sh* on saiary; C. sex -- in this case, lack of same (LICCOKY/1 comes always ° to emotion.l1l involvement with her male associates, and her Case Officers cannot fulfill this need, thus giving + rise to problems; in tne past, LiCOOKY/1 could ezsiiy . obtain her physical/enotional fulfillment in Cuba and ; e@xico without relying on the Case Officer, but now she is _ gSatiing clear and quite shop-worn and cannot compete for ‘attention <rom men in the environment of a place such as ’ Manhattan); } D. discipline -- again, in this case, lack of same; LICOOKY/L tell us wnat she does, we don't tell her what she should | do. ; 9. LICOOKY/1 exhibited some anguish over this whole afair. She has been upset for the past month, over this as well as over tne confused outloox for her in generai. It was made very clear . .t one point.what aid and comfort could have been extended to . " UICOOKY/1 to alleviate her anguish, and the writer beat a hasty zetreat to ‘the kitchenette for a tactical drink of water. . pwOnenn mertleines te emt 10. Not elaborated above were the writer's answers <a: LICOOKY/1's opinic.s, but chese were effective in cou..c cing hes logic, if now hex actitudes. LICOOKY/1 had to agree ta ¢ WOPLKA “did nave srouncs soz its assessment of her performance - xot awfully good. . i cea dette Men tvaeate * Le eae epee =f. ‘ ape . . f i Ei a ‘ i wren ibe int att ane del coe aerate Dal ere 4 a cetera ROMS AMMAR AOE ATER re LN PR Renee tot ne 14-0000 $ k _ ~ ’ ~ : -~—.. -, . .e ws ; , . . ~~ a . ‘ “nor ‘ 2 TATE ’ - Onis abe 5 : ; - 4 - 4 er “21. At any rate, the entire proceedings were very amicable, ey and, as mentioned above, LiCOOXY/1i seressed that her basic oppo- sition to WOPIRM was not on personai Grounds, as she hed enjoyed her dealings with her “three favorice contaccs". She offerec to call the writer anytime she had something cangidle to pass on, and . + that he should do the sare. it’s just thac she woulé de more conzortable as an ex-agent than as a@ current one. The writer _— fully expects to hear ircem her fram time to time. 12. Zt actually was quite an interesting session. cea ere a - ae aS ne ' . tke + Fim see Daa aaa i © wedbaad se aie wee . 2 61-2757 eT ee bee ee lep se nmee ee eee 14-0000 omer DATE OF BIRTH Ls # : q ye : . 9 arts Sera alle Wad —_— pee aren Ne TE al REascm(S) FOR CANCELLATION 4 , FROM: (Devssson) (Cone officer) 7o1 HO. 201-278841 PLACE OF BIRTH Ponca, Oklahoma Subject requested that her relationship with CLA be terminated. srenaTvAE Lge Ann Peterson St se 937 eusenere secvrous eorveem, SECRET sammie tt ga ts AE on 8? Lae etna ba + eae 14-0000 , | “4 = RID/AN cee tit BD CAS RGU ED been reertited by EOTIN, Distributions Orig, & 2 «C03, Nov Tork —— Coss CROCE TO O1-275621 shoe got Mla das C204-S20105). Mowovery oho identify ter half-sister o: ? fa GHA 1 = DO/RI 2 eee, TOs ALP | {ARES C/Lo/Y a DO/1/B-2: ‘LPet Serson-’ mb SEED DESK Yan 58 Beas . co uilla, da the file to ' i LABALTT CASRTTION 1HOS Fae AUMALE r t + , chu t 2IMNAGBO1TS cz: SEG 20 ar G8 - 1 GHAIRS ROME Send eee On : i | ; 3 | | t i ‘ { t __ PING © 7 (34a _ in ey y | “3 i ERS At PS Aan 2 i Hatt oa 1 O'Mrien a Ps sATen ° vided a \u Nay Vacabeee oe Lenetee meine 14-0000 ed FEOCESSING §CTON laces FOR CEN RG AO (ROEMING REQUAED VAY ALI ED CESK 5 K JUDGE INDEXING y ' { |e ACTION REQURED - REF ERENCES ACTION ReQ: Per paral & 7 1. During a meeting with LICOOKY/2 on 7 March 1968, the agent appropriate Headquartars components. L/l apologized for the lack of details, but the agent was not in 4 position to puap for further information beyond that which was volunteered. 2. On 7 March Tana de GA‘SZ, a naturalized U.S. citizen of Spanish origin, said that she had "vaen teiephoned the night before by the enn af haw halfictatan Harcedaa (last name unknown to L/1), her nephew Roy. The latter is a college student somewhere in Connecticut (possibly the University of Connecticut), and his home is somewhere in Westchester County. Roy said that he was calling his Aunt Tana because he knew that she had worked for ¢SS during ewII; Tane rejoined that she had never had anything to io with OSS, that she had worked for the Office of war Information (OWI). At any rate, Roy said that he wanted to tell his Aunt Tana that he had been *recruited” by the CIA, and that he was only going to work for she CIA $0 as to avade tia’ draft. Upon being questicned on this, Ro waintained that he had been ‘recruited’ by the CIA cn campus. t f \ t i ' passed on the following inforzation which aay be of interest to the i i | : j i 3. The nephew's statements rather rattled Tana de GAXEZ, to the point where she had to take her heart medicine for palpitations (she has a heart history). Aznong other things, Tana was upset by the thought of a family member being affilisted with the CIA, even though the nephew is disliked by her as an individual. j } i | 1 | &. Tana de Ga'sZ was a nenber of the U.S. delegation to the | Havana Cultural Congress in January 1962. She is a well-known figure in the intellectual leftist set in New York, and is outspokenly pro- Castro. She is a menber of the editorial board of Grove Press; is a published auther herself; and is a close friend and associate of John GSRASSI, formerly of Razparts Hasazine. “ay prey Mm Ber Z2¢ lee. -- 5. Tana de GAvzZZ is the subdject of "a Yoluminous is FITS "atti LeeRGO offices here. LNERGO information, which agrees with Base information obtained from L/1, indicates that de GA‘sZ is vocal but SORTED ’ TSPATCH SYMBCL SAT NUMBER + aie alta aia at ane Pn dao mete ies tame Se arenes eer eed TCE Rie me MET E meant eH cet care we eee eee . woe ae Bere pe tet 8 - Lee DET Ne et EERE EEE ee nT nN i REE EE Ant oY tenement es Ah Ren np ee ne ne me 14-0000 f ‘ bo; {) a 44 te | ' ; CONTINUATION OF L 7 ESSEC AT ORT ERESTER SYMBOL BB NUMBER _ DISPATCH if SECR&T i UNDA-3650 Page 2 of 2 © a harmless. She considers herself a loyal American, but does not find | this to be incompatible with being a vizorous "New Left" type. She i recently became the Latin Arerican editor of Manhattan FA radio sta- tion WEAI, an interesting melange of pourgeois/a7ant-garde programming slanted toward the left, according to L/l. ; : 6.’ Tana de CAMEZ is in fraquent contact with Ambassador Ricardo ALARCON Quesada, Permanent Representativa of Cube to the : United Kations; she also is in contact with Jose Zaul VIZRA Linares, . DGI officer within the CMUK. . 7. ‘Tana de GAMEZ probably is the subject of a 201 file at Readquarters; if so, this dispatch should be cross-referenced to that file. If not, the Base suggests that de CANZZ bo indexed. : j } i 8. Re paragraph 2 above, L/l agreed that what the nephew prob-— ably mesat was that he had been interviewed on campus, and that’ this to him meant that he had been accepted for employment. Roward G. FIGALAH DISTRIBUTION : 2-D0 Abe atetarMemte tet nim new 18@ OREVICUS EDITAON 14-0000 D i § PAT CH ASS TICA TFG Dee _PROL E55 4S NS RCGON Mak E, SECRET | os OWLY QUALIFIED LEK Ct RUDGE KCL © Licooxy/1 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERERS Reference: UNDA-3502 dated 22 January 1968 A copy of Subject's PEQ I is being forwarded under separate cover as per request. There was ao: PRQ Part IT in Subject's file. “a F3 i sedate T. LABATT i | | Chief, Domestic Operations Division As stated. Distribution: . Attachment: &/8/C | 2 ~ New York 201-278841 ORIGINAT.NG Internal Distribution: | 1 =-po/! = RI/AN,201-278841 4: GEFKE STIRS L. C/DO/1/B2 $3 use previous forriom, Lf . ara. 1.66 See anna nen aaa rs 14-0000 “t _ ' Fegess eerenence To OGPATOR SVHGOL AND UNDER oaTe j cP 1 , { wa , {a ene UNDA - 3502 19. January 1968 1 CLASSIFICATION SECRET PROCESSING ACTION HO INDEXING REQUIRED : Chief, DO pan : Chief of Base, New York | ma SUBJECT O tsoL0G -- LICwOKY/1 ACTION REQUIRED . < :FEQEMCES ACTION REQ: Yorward PRO Parts I and II, per paragraph 3 below REP: UNDW - 2013, 29 Kovenber 1967 1. Reference advised that a POA had deen issued to LICOCKY/1 for 3ase contact to determine her access to targets of interest. } a 2. The undersigned met with LICOOKY/1 on 20 December 1967 and 4 January 1968 and it appears that she can and will be of operational service to us. Headquarters will be kept abreast of future overational developments as they unfold. 3. For purpose of our background knowledge here, we } would appreciate receiving copies of LICOOXT/1's PRQ Part I and her most recent PR2 Fart II. No other material from her veluminous 2G1 file is really needed here, as the undersigned 1s conversant with her case from Headquarters!’ days. 4. A new PRQ Part II will be compiled on her in the near future. Howard G. ALAN DISTRISBPTION: 2-Dd. yn 92 396 2 o1- 272EEY4/ | CLASSIFICATION _ | WMS FILE mumceR ; } : . . i septa ora es ae ee Cae 14.90000 PECCESSING ACTION MSEXED FOR INDIXING Chief of Base, New York | xx lw aocme BeouieeD OMLT QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEUNG EO, FRO Chief, Domestic Operations Division | UBT , ISOLOG/LICOOKY/1 . ACTION REQUIRED - REFLTENCES REFERENCE: UNDA-3303, 25 October 1967 : 1. <A POA is issued for contact with Subject to explore her access to targets and information of operational interest in the Latin American and possibly Cuban context. In issuing the POA, WOHMUSK made the following comments: a. In dealing with this Subject it should be recalled that her past association with WOFIRM has been widely blown through broad publicity. b, It is recommended that Subject be handled by a strong, mature case officer who can and vill : avoid emotional involvement with the Subject, c. The case officer should be fully briefed an Qubiantta hankownnnd and her emntians!] and sexual problems, Worthy of particular note is her involvement with John Rettie, BBC correspondent in Mexico and an MI ~ 6 agent whom the Soviets tried to compromise while he was serving a tour in Moscow, 2, Please forward PRQ Part II. Ia Jessica T, LABATT Orig, & 2 - COB, New York DISPATIN SYMBOL AND KUMZER Dale C ASSRCATION HOS FILE PUMBER =; : cs DO) 3 p24 Ons Q b OO i i ' | t t | i i | I ! } | Distribution: t i { i | 4 i “1 — DO/I _ - RID/AN ¥ —_ it _— 97 Usk PREVIOUS EDITION weates ™ rennet ay tL me eh cen ne 14-0000 eo os I 1 ‘ PEELE ke ne MOEA Ne Ce one me Re es a Ae Ben ote” “ SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, DO/I/sz - L, A. Peterson at i i REFERENCE: Your Memorezium, Dated August 13% A Provision21 Operational Approval is granted rer the use of this Subject as set forth belo:. A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the sane authority, on e temporary basis, for the use of an inilvidual es tre authority granted in an Crerational Approval unless othersise srecified by CI/OA. It is based, however, cnly on prelizinary file enecks ani investigation and is sub- dect to a furtrer final reviex when all investigation is complete. 1 , A POA is issued for contact with p pupdect to explore her access to targets context. sheers eek Id dealing vith this Subject it should be recalled that her vast association with CIA has been widely blown through broad publicity. It is recommended that Subject be handled by a strong, mature case officer who! cen and will avoid emotional involvement with the Subject. The case officer Should be fully. briefed on Subject's backszound and her emotional and sexual orobloms. Worthy of rarticular note is her involvement with John Rettie, ESC corresponde=: in Mexico and an MI - & agent whom the Soviets tried to compromise while ne wes serving a tour in Moscow. Please forward PRQ Part a) To process the Operatioral Approval, full information (completed PRQ Parts I and II} rust he submitted as soon as possible and not later than six (6) months from this date. An Operatiorial Approval «L1l follow xzen all investigation is completed ari upon the receipt of satisfactory :FQ Parts I and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of SubJect by interested Di- visions ceases. : ef Saward P, Bro, APPROWAL C1 /OFERATIONAL APFROVAL AND SUFFORT DIVISION el 125 cosocete marveous tostioms SECRET Coen = wemgane te a . eb teen aentanenttiomes aw big, 13 November 1967 —— to aan abe ten ban ares etbiidad ae 14-0000 SEC HET Crier, Donestic Operations ulvision Chief of Lease, New York. ISGLOG==LICOCKY/1 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . ACTICN REQUIRED: As stated A) DO BASc/NSW YORK 3219 B) DO PASE/KEW YORE 3264 C) DIRECTOs 30635 OpS anterenv. had mileage for our purposes here. Distribution: 2-C/D0 Cfo GGPATCH SYMGOL AND KUMBER UKDA= “ee ct Tis area CLASSIFICATION ‘ ¥ SEGRE CLASSIFICATION 5 “> 1. Please advise the status of precessing for the reinstatezent of the clearance on LICCUNY/1, whom the Base is interested in contacting fcr the purrcse of assessing her access to tarrets | and inforwation of Latin Aaerican , 2. FYI: we understood froa C/c} here some two months aco thot LICOCKY/2 i during his visit ia his opinion still oe rnold: Ak od Samira Seneca. ER a te Ret Se Stta Sen ae tee oe tere we ne ere a en a op tee aoa a es 14-0000 SECRET 8 Noveaber 1967 MEMORANDUM TO; CI/OA FROM : DO/I SUBJECT LICOOKY 1 (201-278841) . REFERENCE Yorn 889 vated 27 October 1967 1. The following summgmries indicate no derogatory information on Subject. 2. New York raport dated 13/29/59 captioned "June COBB - Registration Act-Cuba" furnished CIA 1/8/60. This report FLAbeG TOAL vune LOND Craunineou pamperetc oo Zalt sf het job for Fidel Castro with the idea of faailiarizing the American people with Castro's writing. June Cobb believes Castro is coing a treaendous job in reconstructing the |; economy of Cuba, However, she stated that in her opinion it 1s unthinkable that Communism would ever be cabraced by Castro or the people of Cuba. There seeas to be no particular ‘ significance to this report as this inforsation was previously known by the Agency. 3. Letter to Director, FBI, from Cia dated 11/7/60. captioned "June COBB - Internal Security ~- Cuba". Bernie Brennan asked June Cobb to deliver some infurmation to Juan Orta who stated that Brennan was not neeced anymore. Cobb thought Brennan might have been attempting to obtain a position with the Cuban Tourist Commission. The Agency has no further tnterest in Brennan. Therefore, thera is; no significance attached to the report. 4. Washington report dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle Stuart ~- IS ~ Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA 5/4/62 was merely interview with Stuart. There is no significance attached to this report. } { i soars 1 § wets mata a innisilas scinaithe AO eek sce cetinat oa) emia + tAlebetemnei ie ge + i ten Meee d” Heat ene cP onteaclGon om orsretibndies ab tadensee fre een ee teers eee olen meee Scenes eeintne cen te eee tc eceite cone Ee wnat laadaiad eat Sst aera: fane t US eek Lak olathe ae 14-0000 hue e- : | | | | | SECRET * 6. Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8/19/64 captioned “Lyle Stuart" (CSI 316/00789~G4). June Cobb interviewed re Lyle Stuart. Lyle Stuart attempted to get Close to Fidel Castro for the purpose of exploiting the journalistic advantages of an intervicow. Therefore, there is no significance attached to this report considering that 4t was merely an interview. ~... % Lee Ann Peterson | f= . i i SECRET | suet ' os ——t ett oaths Santali, ; A wes eth SEERA red. eek ten ream oo et eee eet net eR ote, Lt ne geen a tae ele ret haem Hanan erate = rience me steer ne te ates ae Bh ae ean ete nee { i oa Sietelin NC, A ap? a ne ponte . POC LE EE HS EON RTT OE A LR ARR me eR EFC TEiRaRE eT 14-0000 Steet ATTN Tt ate cme Ol Bro SEX F Ouoa x . BEM Ore SEG euro ay 23) Alte . cir? “OCC *TRANSteroR *S BIO OATA 74 PERSOHNE: i ‘ te 4 ta OF tke aioe miwraee & PLOVED SY THE cEFICE ‘COBB, June (ee an SEX F nce 9 DSA 2159054 Cit Use ; occ P2 : INCE S22 59, $4 - : . F OF ping?’ ome HAS Brey gE: ; CUBA ee FIDE CASTRO, oR ite mano ree 1" MEDICAL TREAT nS IN NEW YGRK Crey pooh CUBA ON sce NT, INTENDED TO RETURE £OF RC dy 1959, URN TO COEB, Viola June DE-Sab0 10 Feb 62 “US. ed tines, Translator of "The “vr n@ Snark «& the Saruinege ¢ expel) + ; : neg? . a3 , Delete €a *Pes wuatenala for politica; activities strc ~ #lcyoe, _xee Office of Prime Ainieter (2 gy 61? (406 6 pan . o af + nt Ba SONR cornet ted With Inte} subve males fadozage shi ties in behalt or cutan ve a, et working a “ove SW ; 10 Feb 62) “Tt BFanch, Security div aes om eK, The, tow i rt te cent et UV BO lee nh tee Bee a Bet eee” me Tenptiet a } fle Sl ty antow ‘as mitre Je-ardiag ema trooiete. {1 we ew >? RLY, Lb Ber 63 Pete teh co revlon" te 1 sew, Ao A rehL boat 1 Btl. wm my ried o8 wery ua Fite! CAFE, Ameertnat by Dove Merits LPI, oS. OF whey emctwed yemer girl frien! of LK, ce me ef tie eet Conmtio) mere of te LAS td My Seek be OTL, Bell, somewiog te LOD aogreet cleus le wai; ferent opwetme rreising overting ATR 1:6 ead erstiate ice To Stote faye malice oe Be. . nog Berta Fie, Cal ithewhe of Oubem fat ntabes te Cer Peet iti, ougrueted ties Weharn) wee mmm (a. they teretht ae") @ 8 BeeeD 1h obs iRD Wes Sie ow 8 whe . ‘ . a . ‘ : eee ee for ew 7 CT ee tee SL - * ss oo 4 te mee nee a - 7 : Poo, Cenude pr~ Che. Axvtug é fsh % EPR : 4 d i f i nh ! 14-0000 SECRET } ) c wo. ‘ 201 - 2TSh1 SUBJECT: CO3B, Vicla June ; aie : IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REOUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE, IT (S RECUESTED : THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW. OR REVIE® INFORMATiCa AS INDICATED. Review OF STAFF/D COLLATED A: INFORMATION | [fiero traces [| etvicw of stcuerty ore. aEecat aT Ci/Oa wee On OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES || eevits oF For meroat at Ci/ca | RESULTS OF TECHNICAL tNTESROGATION REVIiEm OF ATTACHED REFERENCE 0 a BEC) Os CLC CCC OCC REMARKS? Wrat is the status of this case? Flease see our 889 of 27 September 1367. If DO is no longer interested, please advise so CI/CA can close its file on the Subject. i fon OCSOLETE PREVIGRS BOF oa cn r. : : a.e5 889 oars SECRET =<. Done el - - ao 9 fe aw eae cere ere ae —— | 4 | NORE Hale A gan MHS NiRL TN GUNN! Paco arg Oe ot ewam eeu ok ll Re TT e . . re . . - we . 7 1 . oo . t 14-0000 DISPATCH Chief, Domestic Operztions: Division URL GLALIFIED DESK WH 6 LOGE INDEX ISOLOG--LICOCKY/1 7 ACTION REQURED - REFERENCES ACTICN REQUIRED: As stated REFERENCES: A) DO BASE/NZd YORE 3219 B) NO BASE/Niw¥ YORK 3204 C) DIRECTOR 30635 1. , Please advise the status of prccessing for the reinstatecent of the clearance on LICCC:’/1, whom the Base is interested in ccntacting fcr the purpose of assessing — hey arereas to tareets and information or Latin Jzerican eps interest. : 2. FYI: we understocd fron C/iE/1 during his visit here some two months ago that LICOOKY/1 in his opinion still had mileage for our purposes here. Distribution: c/DO SECRET caer 4 Tr ae Leelee * SHE mene ees 14-0000 SECRET CATE REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW = a1 September 19 TO: . . cw 1 DO/I/WH - Frank Toth 2ol - 272841! | 4 : Tt FROM: CEIEF, CI/CA ~ : Sud sECT: » cr fof foward Be Seow , _ LICOOKY/1 1M ORDER THAT FURTIER CONS IDERAT 100 MAY BE GIVEN Hitt REQUEST FOR APPROVAL {® THIS CASE, 17 #5 REQUESTED THAT YOU FURNISH JriS OFFICE SHE SOF CRMATION CHECKS BELOW. CR REVIEW INFCRMATION AS INDICATED | [rao | [reo ve | [rseco reaces Xa: reaces Kx OPERATIONAL AND OF55100 TRACES | | ecsuts OF TECHmsceL INTERROGATION | crite wist frereces | [roses] [orsere[ [onnae ne vies OCwaRns: REVIER OF STAFF/G DOSSIER REVIES OF STAFI/D COLLATERAL HNFORUATION REvitw OF SECUR! - REPORT AT CI/OR PEVIEW CF SECC“OFF COMCUARENCE MEMO aT CI/OA pe REVtCE cH PBY REPORT AY CI/OR REVICE OF ATTACHLO MEFERENCE otners (Sec Reaacks ) In addition to the requested traces, an evaluation and statement of the tignificance 92 tn the sronosed use of Subject, is needed on the following FBI refereuces: (1) New York report dated 12/29/59, captioned "June COBB - Registration Act-Cuba", furnished CLA 1/8/60. (2) Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60 ' captioned "Juhe COBB - Internal Security - Cuba '. 3} Washiugter repo ort dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle ; Stuart - IS-Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA 5/4/62. (4) Letter from CIA to Director, FBI,dated 8/19/64 captioned "Lyle Stuart". (CSI 316/00789-64). CI/OA has no information indicating that these references have previously been reviewed; it appears that all others have. CI/OA is otherwise prepared to take action on your request for a POA/! OA on Subject. i Popol BRG coserere racvisus cortices SECRET t weer een wget es Cpe - va domaine ty Stack tt Jian. 14-0000 TN Re 5 ti 7 stay ame A om EATS SECRET f c wa. Pel te eens —— DO/I/WH ~beekheatss. {Frank Toth 201 - 27884) FROM: CHIEF, CI Ssuasects oH [Bi Besacd P,. brvea LICOOKY/1 if. ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION WAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL tn THIS CASE, IT IS REQUESTED THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED. pero CY Preview or stare cossicn HS REVICW OF STAFE/O COLLATERAL INFORWATION [ricco maces ™—~—SSSC“(<‘;C;CSS””””C™C™~™~é—~*:SCid REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPIRT AY Ci/oa H Mi TRACES | | REVIEW OF SFC.. OFF. CONCURRENCE WEUO AT C1/0n a OPERATIONAL ARD DIVISION TRACES : | REVIEW OF FOI REPORT AT Ct/oa ij RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE OTHERS (See Remarkay REMARKS: CI/OA has received, through the Office of Security, a new and rather lenghtly Mist of references to the Subject from the FBI. It appears that some of these references have previously been available to us ana some nave nu. The CI/OA file on Subject also contains a long list of previous references to the Subject. It is requested that someone from DO/I/WH discuss this case with an officer of GI/OA so that the course of required action can be determined. an Ole eertecd om WE Malate Kau, wr fb ane Lely LE | Gr 1A a pberaya teeta J! oo iE ya | Lee, * Oouelt Bo Aa Li Aatn See LL, nS! wae BBQ coscrcve omcvievs corrion SECRET | : : ae 14-0000 “s wissace roam KK AT) -_ : . Le PETE2 Ny OC TOTAL COPIES, iz JPA _ } am DO/I ~ | SECRET | a xT: 6752 - 7s ees nas watas 24 AUG 67 ce : ABLE SECILTARAT a:S;iMiNATION j OC) mom [J otstzor (oa netutn ro eee Cte t Zf- ue. o x ja hO sex ie MEE MANO. 995 _972B47 ; « ONF . INFOn FReEe felite) (oute eng tae filed) (eteresce ae CITE D:RECTOR or § . Gn DO BASE/NEW YORK ve " ISOLOG REF: DO BASE/NEW YORK 3264 WOLTSE AWAITING LNERGO CHECKS ON LICOOKY/1 AND ALSO : DUE . " |CAREFULLY REVIEWING CASE EEEXXNSE T3 FACT SUBJECT TERMINAT=D ‘BY DYVOUR AS RESULT MAY 1966 PRESS EXPO.:URE IN MEXICO CITY RE CONNECTION WOFACT. END OF MESSAGE F. OP EARD . C/BO,;‘O?P ' + COOIDIMATING OFFICES CROP T Kuchuded tres asta atte ben onwew an AUTHINTICATING 4 i f° | RRMASING OFFICE SECRET ietincad one REPAONUCTION BY CTHER THAN THE ISSUING O7fiCe IS PROHISITED. Cort hO + 4 be 3 7 a - . .. Pe a ce et Le Fhe bt owe abba web aORE Tecate Ain, wa abbas 2 14-0000 8 ree ne ater Ree , Pah duet thie on Bas ig # a4 i kos 53 #3 rated! cy mous 0 ves wi —™ — , i cLassivye’o siue mo. 26(-2 756% -ASSIFIED MESSAGE rorac comes JS Z-REF TO FILE MO. rue aol fer. vo onge cestaoy (sic. seg i advancl COPY Oo issute oO sterree O..4. os WEE SECRET 2219332 CITE DO BASE/NEW YORK 3264 UTAS ACT DNB Ayn £7 826824 DIRECTOR ISOLO6 REF: DO BASE/NEW YORK 3219 (~ 233 e3 \ PLEASE ADVISE STATUS OF PROCESSING FOR RETNSTATE SENT \ OF LICOOKY ONE CLEARANCE. —, SECRET | : wien there oe Bt : _ . * SECRET | i _— | | | . PG é if ; a po j : i 3 ze | ‘ i i : bogs | - PAALG EA | - . 2 OL BAIR HY, - aj eager enone nm nn anemia anes memenemctes 4 Caremeanegemanes ama | Sa a -je mae | ' } i ‘ ‘ } _. , 4 hog ~ I j seereeumeeente eyrgsctanen oe came ence ef nee | { 14-0000 DATE 21 _Avguet 1967 . wevokaxnum FoR: CYI/OA H ATTENTION : John Howard Jt t SUBJECT * Licouns/1 - REFERENCE > Form 889 dated 18 August 1567 , Field RID_ypPivision y traces have been coa- pleted on Eubject with the results indicated below: REFERENCE (S) COMMENTS — i ~ RID : NDI "| Divi ston Wn] Vext co NOL : WH/Cuba NDI ; : WH/ Ecuador NR ' ' WH/Guatemala NR ; WH/ColombLa NR Green List #182786 No new information , which would change the status of LICOMKY/L*s DEED PUNE AL TENS A eR AT er cree Ure UT LY Saba Me MTS Sanit he PEE SP Et Ces ta Pe RE ate ar dost Phe | case. i i -—-__Lee_Ann Peterson Lo. L/W : Aedenseetaie seett oe : i : SECRET “De ee ee ' ‘ f ‘ ( . Pak ees Sea se CGE meneame wee nme em te , ei | ‘ee . . | 4 | { . * . t 4 ! He id ; : A ° 4 1400000 ¥ / ’ ae - - ttn —, D-uncassicieo = Ce 1) ce DENTIAL BY stcaet ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET i COMMENTS (Nomber soch comment to thow from whom to whom, Deseo ime across column citer each comment.) In accomlance with the require- wente of CGY No. 10-7, Fara. & C, dated 235 Suse 14901, pamase reviey the attachments or dcsaier on Sun: ve . ject at PI/D and adviee CLO i] : writiag as to the significance a the informtion sno your opiates es to its effect onthe use of Sub- ject in the operetiosa: voyarisy requested. INTERWAR USE’ ONLY (1) UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL =) rer Eat aati ene Cede . . Aeedeninme LL tan « 14-0000 SECRET _ . P. SuQdGT AT Ere MAME EN ROMAN LE | RS = SuRAAME IN UFFER CALE, erloa : nEQUEST FOR GREEN LIST, a_June __de/- A758 47 MME CHEN 182786 2. ALIASES, saziET SPELLING, CTC 8.weraS, ETC. Aka Juna COAR3 z aka Clarinda E, sHARP : i CHIEF, FI/D 3. DATE asd FLace oF BIRTH i ORIGINATILG OFFICER SANE ee OFFICE & Seuhae Peterson ; . SOlM, BULLDING Dori sae ~ PRESEAT Eo Yity AND LOCATICK cateasion 1H 19 Bd 13. TYPE GF REQUEST fee Chel gO Fepst time suawitteo 1 acoitiomal cata G) secheck For cuneesT 6. OCCUPATICSAL SPECIALTIES, EDUCATION 28. INTEREST IW SUBJECT (CHECK ONE) ©) esPiomacr oR CE activITY ED ceeraTiowat CLEAFLNCE pa Ch craze Residing in liew York since Jul 65, 7. PAST ACTIVITIES UMCLUAING KELITARY SERVICE ACTIVITY Has been active in Fair Play for : o-. > Guba Committee Ne gt ~ ok “(wETGuT] ° Teves} (Wate) (race) (OTHER) 12. OTHER MENSETS GF EKMEDIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES 12. INFORMATION RECUIRED (DEFINE SPECIFICALLY, GENERAL TERMS SUCH AS “CEROGRTORY® MAY RESULT 18 A SEARCH THAT DOES NOT FULLY MEET REQUIREMEATS.) . Any information except basic biographic en?¢/or occupational - data since previous Green List, No 125246, cated 5 Sep €2, MA AEE albany abe es 5 , a . INSERT CARBON; FILL QUT FORMS COMPLETELY. . INSTRUCTIONS: SEND BOTH SHEETS TO FI/D. SEE CS1 10-7 7 ed $01 e8g Setutaus sEItions. 7 ; - SECRET . - im i . t sd Sever Erneta Tae i Tele e b ed cota ahd 14.90000 1 . SECRET ce TO: Lee Ann Peterson FROM: =F I/O 4. SEE DOSSTER OM SUBJECT IN FI/D BOGRAPHIC FILES. A MEMORANDUM $S ATTACHED HERETO. ' i WITH THE LEMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVIDED Ie THE REQUEST, FI/D 15 UNABLE Te DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS [SFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT OF NOT. i * Except : --~- DB ee F1/D HAS NO PESROMET INFORMATION on” SUBJECT. IF INFORMATION aaout THE : SUBJECT APPEARS AT A LATER DATE, IT WILL BE REPORTED TO you AS, $T BECOMES = AVAILABLE. A og Od €. THE SUBJECT OF THIS REQUEST IS APPARENTLY THE SUBJECT OF THE FOLLOWING: # PREvious green list requests from WH/3/M, 5 Sept 62, op., GL$125246 and from WH/4, 9 June 60, op., ai#i101924 & Gigi01066 w-~ ROTE: i 1. State, To Havana, Dep. A-348, 2h dune 60, CONFIDENT 2. State, Guatemala, Dep. #257, 14 Nov 61, UNCLASSIFIED 3. Associated Press, 9 Nov 61, UNCLASSIFIED (gist). 4. Washington Post, Parade, 12 Aug 62, p. 12, USCLASSIFIE) NOTE TO THE ORIGINATING OFFICE , WHER THE SUBJECT 13 80 LONGE® IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS SHEET, WITH THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATI(C® NOTICE COMPLETED. SHOULD BE SEAT TO FI/D. i ! ' : REVIEW YOUR FILE SF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, AKD SEKD TO FI/D THE SHEETS FOR PERSONS THAT ARE WO: 4 LONGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO DEMAND A CONTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE DO NOT TIE UP FI/O°S FACILITIES WITH COSTSRUSRG SEARCHES FOR INFORMATION THAT 1S NOT REQUIRED. FL/D ~-- tee er 0. se -- . : . OFFICE DEStGAATOR i . ROOM, BUILDING ' CATENStC€ Te ee ee eet terre oy ~-. t : t : ! t ' 3 i 1 ! i : 5 t ; , j ‘ — ) i rg aon anew santos ' H ¥ qd H ¥ CTR e eee shee 14-9000 ! . i cane ‘ . geo. ‘ om : - as foe SECRET , watt 18 August 1967 jab : TO: em 201 - 278841 PUG JECT: t - \ , LICOOKY/1t IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR MECUTST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE, $T tS RECLTSTED THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKE! etLow. OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED. OF STa¢f/9 DOSSIER : MEVIEW OF. STAFF /D COLLATERAL INFORMATION : | [rien traces SEWICw OF Gicumity OFF. REPORT AT CI/Oa .@, OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES jf keview oF pat areoeT at ci/Oa ‘ RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROCATEON #EView OF ATUACTS REFERENCE ‘ Gtwers (See fe. . 1 Neel fone BOQ corcrera encvecus apirees — SECRET a ; 7 (202 - . . . . ' i a ; see wynamenibing RTO deere ieticieamnts sta anes aa tt oe : . | - 4 . . 4 woe | 3 . i 4 . Lo i . 4 F| : , : : : : aan : i : : i TS ee , ’ t . t ~ t . : . : . . i te i : c . . . | . 14-0000 pesagerime omen verte = yo on 7 seo “5 e.° SECRET | DATE . REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW 4 August 1967 jab , To: © No. ' ™; : i] DO/1I/WH - Lee Ann Peterson 201 - 278841 | . FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA SUBSECT: fs/ Edward P. Bcown IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATICN CHECKED BELO®. 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Attech blank pe if additional space Ls needed StcTiow 1 : GENERAL PERSONAL AND PRYSICAL DATA 1. meat (Faret) (Middle) a 2) (heey 7 : Viola Juns Cobb 2- MAME IN NATIVE LANGUAGE OR SCRIPT 3+ mame AT oiktn (CF 4- ALUASES, MICEsawES, TELECODES, LEGAL CHANGE IN NAME (Stale tiee, reason Clarinda E. Sharp - for Gua‘emalan friends to write her and for correspondence with Fair Play for Cuba Committees. . S- DATE OF sinh G- PLACE OF BIRTH August 2), 1927 . Ponea City, Oklahona Te PERSONAL HABITS (Liquor, drugs, gambling, paranoursy Very seldon drinks liquor. Does not gamble. Does not use drugs. Has had nurterous affairs, 8 court necona (Court, date, arrests, charges, punishments, sentences, acquittsie) 2 OESCRIFTION (Ute American atandecds of measurements, af povetdie) (Cs Ce APPASENT AGE @. SEIGHT |, COMPLENION 7+ FACE (Shape). he COLOR OF Kale T. Cote OF EYES ae 2-81 ke BUILD 1, POSTURE blonde bi :e regular tall . Be SCARS AND VARKS OR OTHER DIST. -CUISHING FEATURES Soar over left clavic: :, me GEMERAL APPEARANCE Ge PROMINENT FEATINES Pe OTHER fOTNTIF VYING FEATURES . 7 ' ’ were arram SAMPLAS nr SPGVATURE ano MANVERETING Ab cay DOTHO PRaTOGE ae an PANGUAPRINTS Ra URrUNG tae wae 1050 ore evavsous cottecnn, . ; re ! [ fas aod : : 4 f payee neem ate teens oo totale See Laspeee don a ae " more Cette Cae arene ee Re TE TL A LT SRR MT Ae ot 7 14-0000 Fe ee OE or eee eR ee meen er combs memes ene eee ee XN a tere Catt ZEN SHIP th. MATICNALITY AT (ATH AND ANY SUBSIGUENT CITI ZENSHIOR (Af daffarent then Eten I0.5 uA az. PRESEMT GIsicence (Endscete a8 comer, tesant oF eubs- tenant) New York Uity, New York . $3. PERMANENT adzACSS (Jf deffereat than Itew 13.5 SECTION 41 iS. PRESENT Cori cinsnie Us nt re. UF U.S, MATLAAL FICO COTSZEM, GIVE NAME, DATE, City AND NUMBER OF CLOTIFICATE Ge-uTEO rare oursize COUNTRY OF PRESENT REStLinCE (Countrien, daree and purposes) Mexico - 1947 « 43 original pursose to study. 1949 - Ecuad 1951 - Colonbia with fiance, 1552 - Colombia with fiancee 39 Mn coe t 1s5h - Mexice, 1955 = Cuba, 1955 = Colombia, Cuva with fiane . 1959 ~ Cuba ork with Cuban govt. 1%51 - Mexico and Guatemala, 1°61-4+5 “exico ° 2 Nor SECTION 111 OCCUPATIONAL AND FINANCIAL CATA 86. PRESENT OCC.PATION n7. TETLE MMSE AST ER Aon 96. SALARY (Per seneey 10, FIMANCIAL STatuS (Earnsege, benk deposrre, securities ond property) rn re cen a Sree fae ME ce SECTION 1¥ ORGANIZATIONAL AFFILLATICNS 20, MEMBERSHIP IN RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS a 2D. PRESENT AND PAST MEMBERSHIP 1% PROFESSIONAL ANO SOCIAL ORCAMIZATIGNS: POLITICAL AFFELEATIONS t | i + a SECTION V EQUCATICNAL DATA 22. SCHOOLS NAME AND LOCAJ:0N OF SCHOOL mame CF COURSE OATES ATTEROET : pecace [reese sECZIvED MNeKinley Grade Schoo} 1933 1539 Diplona Ponca ity cunior Sich 1939 | 19h? Ponca City Senicr High Ponca City, Okleiona 19h2 University of Oxlahona Liberal Arts 19hkh 19h6 Sone t i] ee _ SOSTRy RIO kit wy me, LANGUAGES AND DIALECTS i ; 4 Ce EE | Sourcrence i | | pete 1 ae a a oe oa | peruano | te Pa PO 1 ee alte EIA tre, 14-00000 hae WAS “ec fstetion vin ea ae ae y) - : “ AL QUALIFICATICNS 4aD INTERESTS © TETLES OF 85085 OR AATICLES, M50 NAMLS OF PUBLISHERS AND Pen icas i ~ WRSICATE any wre NG. GtwE TETALS ENCE Toru OATES. Orly literary sutnut in wook form kezring her name is tnrlith translation of "The Shark and tha Sardines" by J. J. Arevalo, jublished b- Lyle stuart 1961, So re ae nn a ee PRULLS. ABILITIES. MDBBIES SUCH AS G2010, PHOTOURAPHY, ETC. 26.5701 aL % Has experience at radio announcing, programmin7, and radio control onerating. GiMAD and WBBZ in Oklahoza.) MILITARY SERVICE pa couNtay oars UNeT putr® teow | ea | Fe : Z GIVE OCETAILS IF GAR SIDERTEFVING COUNTRY. INDICATE WHERE SERVICE PERFORMED, DECONATIONS, WHEN oO WHY DISCHAE CED. PRISCHER, * Adjutant of the Civ{l Air Patrol squadron of Norman Oklatoma, Her coxzstission was Second Class Ideutenan:. Suring wartime the CAP was auxiliary of the Armed Air Forces, ret ‘@ [section vit __EHPLOYHENT HESTORT e wore: 1 INDICATE CHRONOLOGICAL 41 SvORY oF DEPLOYWENT LIS LISTING LAST POS! TICW VIRST. INCLUDE ANY GOVERNMENT E¥PLOYWENT. Be INCLUSTVE CATES (From- Toyo. EMPLOvE® Ge aOORESS - 1961 - 1966 _WOFACT Mexico x “To. THRE OF weKn @: SALARY O© EADwINGs ¥. REASON FOR Leavinc & Contract Asent Cs Terminated Jaly 1966 and returned to New York - 2. INCLUSINE DATES (Feow-fofy. euProves . [eo sOORESS . 2% 2959 - 1960 Prime Minister, Cuban Govt, Havana, Cuba i 2 - # 3. TYPE OF OOFR p@e SALARY CR EARNINGS f¢ REASON FOR REAVING a n charge of Eng. put t{cations [$300 ver month 2eturn to U.S yy Be INCLUSIVE DATES (From-Toyn, EMPLOVER €. ADCRESS, : 1957 = 1958 [i Medical Newsmagazine 39 E-st 60th, New York City d. tye OF woRK 2 SALARY 08 TARNINGS #, ACASON FOR LEAVING Asst, to Managing ECF 85 pis wee Intended to go to Euroze a : . ye WE Oates (From “oad. EMPLOVER i sovertsMount Sinal Fosp, “| 195: Dr. I. Snanper » Chicago, Ill. : a. ty oF orem @. Sataav of CARNINGS fo WEASON FOR LEAVING & Seertarial & Edit- ¢ . ous To join her fiance's sister : *. i ant Tostve vates (Fron: fog, enpcoves OOUtKGaStern Odd» accniss Pasco de la i hoforna a4y i: : 1947 - de Mexico SA do CV Mexico, D. F. Poet a. TvPe oF e0ke oy SaLany OW CanNincS Tf, REASON FOR KEAVING 7 | Public relations « 10 eerionth To retura to U.S. i : 7 awMA _Panea Citv. News - Ponca City, Oklahoma ~ Staff writer - Left to go to Hexico nek ae . Ten es ey ag? ST ae SW at avi i . . i . 3 ; oa : } s 3 . ‘ i . oa ! 4 ont 14-00000 : 8 é x Ti = i 4 a fata Bal YA ROA Bere Area LASS Mie WV ESO ATT UGE PER BSL, dee one aprons x, Z $: & a : i 5 é 4 £ $ nse He emer EY hate 2 thn oe oe @ i stcricn an MARITAL S¥atus WS. corca one] Dl saecle | j wsarico I [eroowre [ BB.STAIZ DATE, PLACE AND BF ALOM FON ALL STP ARATICNS, DIVORCES OF ANNULMEUTS {SEPARATES DIDsereo ro nen eaten hone wire of 1f WOU HAVE BEEN WASRIED BOSE THAN ONCE. INCLEL FOS ANNULMENTS. BCE SHEET FOR Sanmta WiFt Of HUSBAND HUSBANDS Gi¥ins DATA REQUIRES BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS Herbracts, ’ 33. WAMC OF SPOusE (First) (Middle) (ice) (Lest) : HA _. _ 36. 0ATK OF wanes ace 35. PLACE OF MARRIAGE . 36.GATE OF BIRIN 3%e PLACE OF DIRTH ~ an — JO.MATIONALINY 45 DIRTH 20. SUBSEQUENT CITELCHSHIPS 40. PRESENT REstOERCK (Lost feusdence, af deceased) a @ {section x Cet ae - i ee oe PLAce OF Brae mations Ty AY Stata® i NA i : - i 7 : i i . ? : { @ [section xt FaTHer . , 40. FULL mame 42. YEAR OF OtRTHe Ted. Pi act oF etete - 7 Yea eareunacity af siate Jasper Z. Cobb circa 1897 Missouri US : 43. suestovent cisizensnies ey CURATION ee Retired Engincer 712 N. Sunset, Ponca City, Okla. @pSEction x11 MOTHER a 4 C.F ULL wae 49, YEAR OF Q1RtH 150. %. ave OF o1ete Of. WATICNALIFY at e1aTe Jessie Lois Sharp cirea 1895 Tllinois i j $2, SUBSEQUERY CITIZENSHIPS =” SS. OCCUPATION 4. PALSENT ACSECLRCE { } HA so housewife deceased : : } .- : . a ' t -\. — ; | ae s. t d ; , Pe | 14-0000 BROTHERS AND SISTERS Ponca ca Citys ‘¥lahoma i , BFLATIVES, ACQUAINTANCES AND CONTACTS S.VAMES OF RELATIVES IN ANY GCVETNMEMT SEQVICE. tHDICATE NAME OF GOVERNiMgn. + ace sow Perera sry ENTS IN U.S. (Escioan relationship) S6. RELATIVES. FRIENDS, COAAESPC 97. MATURALS ZATION OF CLOSE REL@ VES IM U.S. (Gave neme, date, caty and number of certsficate granted) Jasper E, Cobb - ‘ather . t ; : SO. mAMES, ALISSES, TELECODES AN RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS RNOWN TO BE CONNECTED iN any Bay wets ANY CN TELLIGONCE - SERVICE. ' 2 Jmet Fost oo “ SECTION XV PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS O. LEST CLOSE ASSOCTATES, INDIN UALS OR GROUPS woe MISCELLANEOUS are 9 dugust 13967 jaate bebermmamimens en ae 4 i ‘ ‘ omens ! | tees eee DD ane oaths | . TH ete teen e 14-0000 » “BIOGRAPAIC pata Te ee i 5 - . “ . os wwe BG "s on isso Somewhere in us. Tskcitizen, a rn . : . Tp, * b, “occurarzos? Bel fog a fn wri peokon Anti - oo. : ESS: Somovhere’ “ligerien Cho ke te ee. 7 .- Tete, wee . . i June: or. July’ of 1959, Auporr/1 wae ordered by Celia « °: “ . * SANCHRZ to pay \tbhe Babana hospital bill of an American named June COBB. a: Tae Dill, worcayays recaiio, ce. Sor, £7,090. plus Habana.Hilton Hotel - ,_; . -expenses, *swere peid out of the PM's office accounk A/k believes suns “oe . aiss COBB became Wcquaidted with Fidel] and Sanchez on their US trip of 2 - *. .aprMl-Kay 1959, bit ignores the details, Sanchez instructed A/1 to ba “euploy Kiss ¢0a3 24 the presa section of the PH's office; She was- “rg - ‘at Fesponsible with seking all American and English speaking newsmen who ier . Gesired to {nterview Castro or. requested permits ‘to visit the interior Sot <of the island. She Niso helped to translate .Fidel's important gpeeches ‘ into Exglish. ‘It {a° Mee" understanding that she had no other duties OF responsibilities, he never dealt with Castro directly, but through Maria VITOSKA, who was Egnehez'’s ‘laison with the PM's office. A/1 , 2. - glates that their relaffosship was limited. to her official function, . : ; Bae appeared to bave a ndawspaper background, ‘but aft ignores” the details. . ° ~& . b. About . 1959 ss COBB, together with Jose PUENTE Blaaco, ~~ .° > Shen FEU (Pederacion Estugijintis Universitaria) president of the ioe. University of Habana, in comjunction with the INIT (Instituto Nacional | - ée Indusirjas. Furisticss), taok over a finca (former Ty~owned by- Batista) i near- Ceiba del Agua, Habanay nd set’up a boarding aouse tg be used by _~ | :: _ American students vibiting cub) as guests of the government, asl ignores Rae, the Setaijs of this* aperation. . . “Bal °° city. “Sue never returned, - this decision. - °; eg ao Then A/Y arrived in Mexico City, DF. tel 40-19-71}. James" told Val that \“iss Coss had’. om , H ; Oo ecentl been deported fros Guatemala and was Tiving: in Vexico City. - { ar) i : . RE, A/i wet Riss COBB accidently atethe Mexican Ministerio de . “ei CE bernacion offites, She vas very friendly and said she was helping a PELLICAR (believed by A/1 to be a Guatemalan) to write a book. wel ow? ‘describiig bis defection from Communism, She wanted A/1 to help er ‘ * penlicer wit, reference material on the Karcos RODRIGUEZ trial. She’ .- | : ‘ 7 gave “A/\. her Saddress, wit t+: various reasons he said. heatofe up the slip aan oA SON TE coat uN “|: .. ete, ae - . oe 2 fo hy * “se AYy gee ei ares ini MTR ih af. pe ee Sem TY ITT! oe te . ~~. + one's" @ 14-00000 ~* “oy, . * ‘bv Dave in Hexico City in late Nov 64) on the activities of us nevs and . ~. . a ‘ . . & ae, . » . a ee ‘seoat OTT eters a . soe vg ete a, =. ‘ é an ae ~ oe ° fl clains he did not want ig be assoctated vith“her while hig’ political — pasition ee under investigation and further, he did-not want his wife to fi any feninine references on bis person when she arrived, He. bas not seen Miss foes again. 4 *. ) \ ot = ere shoule be pointed out that A/l did not in¢lude her nfm < on ‘the original roster of the personnel of the Put 8 office, e resembered ~. . oe: . her participation when directed a special séries of questibns (requested. oe ft -« ‘public relations meaia. | : : mf oo 3. JUVAVE traces: . : fost - nn a _? a B, Jyne: - govhet orriters i intorned the Cubans that Subject Pow ca who acted as an interpreter for Fidel Castro was an, agent (201, wo, ( . "287019, BVCA-08569; O1 Sept 61) ‘ sod. - t . . -7 ee. t 9 B ‘cons, June: Since sept, 59, she has been ehpic in’ “the 6. sr “. (office of Fidel Castro, Prine Minister of Cuba. Miss, Cobb was in Kew wok . York City for Medical. treatment intended to’return to Cuba on December- - ~* “3 61953 - (OS2.003-008; DBA 15994; il. Jul 62; P2) . Poo . - Msg . ‘ ¢., COBB, Sune: ‘Expected leave Bava on arternocd | 3 June “60 ‘by _ a : Kational airlines for NY. oe Fal not -impede. ber activities > . (OUT 81006 "tc FBI; 32 May 60) . we - oo . os . ~ Oars te : . . ? . e- 6. COBB, Juset peop Jun 1927, "ponee, @lif., USA. Former add" f. - 1192 Park Ave’ New York City; 220 BE. 52nd &t., New York City.- A,area Lt ‘admirer of CASTRO (Additional info to the DBP of thé same. date (DBF - . $0107; -8 Jan 60)" 7 .. : e ~ et oe cons, June: Subj; who translated AREVALO's "The Fable of the’ ‘ - Shark and Sardines” was deported 9 Nov. 61 by Guatemalan police, accord ; « ding to news broadefsts (Also ee . 95412, 1 Dec 61, File. \bo-8-i4) Lat . CHAVA, FBIS; 9 Rov. 61) re, * “ * _ 7 fs @e t & to : . 2. i Toe See , “ . t tole 7 foe ‘5 . . . t ao‘ , ! a s . j z . ! -* . a. : “ Tyo : * .- i 2 . i 4 ? . a. _ a = . 4 4 a _SEpRET_ SS "ot 14-0000 7m one | ne Sy | . PRIOR To ‘nin WV rin sect 2 0a back” forward to RID. . "2. 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Di germee pacer oo ne cemecnn ee 9 aes oe Ye ae meen pene .é xe) Oo + OTTO oO Q. i 2 OR 9 aeons RDC, CG oO 5 >: . ° eat tite . ’ oe rrnadens nS et BR oy” A sa 6 sepolanile bake (ET aae a. Le “f . - ss foe. a o . . awn a ® * . cae ee _ i 14-0000 Gacsecsron SECRE tT ~.e ; UP : Debriefing of ANCE /P : I T, | Soeen suvupes ” : —¢ i +] Agtion Réquired: Sone 7 ae i a ’ 7 phes wat - 3 as’: Hea oe cer ferences: UFGA 18898 - - : \ OU tl oye, . . a - . . . a 3°1. Forwarded herewith are “piographic data sbeets, - . Maced an information provided by AMDOFF/1 during his - ited of | debriefing by ASBLINK/1 ANG £08in K. waesrnos in Motion fae. a city) : & et <p. ® - . . , waste. : Nz 2. . Data on additional personalities of interest to oan : ;ODYOKE.and KUBARK known to AXDOFF/) will be‘ forwarded as- they ‘ wv: in ‘become available aa the future. .* ‘ wot a oe : . eof a ey coy . soe . . . - i Sy 2 ~ Ys ° Ip. ee Chaves I brant — aM ct ee eee Atarew X. REUTEMAN * ' tm" . © - - . : ral, “a, . —_ a - . - - Wehr 0Shha Paredt Pe 475s | ote . 2 oe. , a : Aer ie dad - - rf at Cw x, a fea ¥ de-aiden an + oe oe : - . "> .. fee Med 2IT - co oo mol OS 4 Jee DOSE. - ° . Attachients: bd “~w “POAT 1, asomgnt tea . . id £20 °' > ger asaeed - aj- 71 {a/s) ale) % . a ry Sa Pree TCTs 1 - aa : ey > in get- ne pee . . i ! Distribution: oy . ee mig Ss [be, . : *, 73 - DC, WH/SA w/att - Soe oe gang Po’ * I- cos, Mexico v/att-*% «ae ZF e,. c . “ps 2a. Bs Is . : -1- Chief, WH: | Lote a ernog ese aie * . tt ol . a : Veesufare steel ste Ot, “ et ‘ i” : At : MENTE S . fi “Bean ro CATE Cee" O-t0 os | . oa i 38 Feb 65. [pes 23 Bam) t - ol. le & Fre lee abe Uh mate ate be att : 7 - os By 14-0000 RBECRET 8 August 1967 - MEMORANDUM TO: CI/0A FROH : Lee Ann Peterson, DO/I/WH SUBJECT : Viola June Cobb we Nea ane Rte eb yt me cme ee ’ There does not appear ‘to be anything new or derogatory in DCS files on Subject. DCS bas no interest in Subject. Lee Ann Petergon Lee Ann Peterson:DO/I:sm: (8 Aug. 67) Distribution: Orig. & 1 - Addressee cL - DO/1/WH 1 - DO/I/Cheono wh Ace Lane te eee eee ele ne Ra tat Snes Wea Sr pie? erected lant a ate ote evecare estab cis 14-0000 aa oa UN 2 3 D uncassirien | =), aa Cl cOnFR _aTIAL (1 secrer ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Cpronait Viola June COBB, CDS Case 48248, and B 67-166 Lee Ann Peterson DO/1/WH 1H 19 1, DO/DCSL artn: Jon Sucher Attn: Lee Peterson . t i f 2 ry — | i Sat G)O“usEg" (] SECRET - [1] CONFIDENTIAL C) Ust'outy (UNCLASSIFIED ws dtecstabeatime ace nab geben rte ta ce e 14-0000 SECRET : (View Filled in) 3A ‘NO. Sanat 0039 AT: Jon Sucher Re: COBB, Vicla June (aka June 0038) i n 1. Subject is of interest to DO Base/New York as a-source of sabe: : mation on Latin American and Cuban activities. According to our records 2 Subject has been in contact with the New York office of DCS. pots Attached for your information is pertinent correspondence on We would appreciate knowing Subject's current residence and employment, in addition to any derogatory information DCS may have in 2 their files, since her arrival in the U. S. (July 1966). A POA is in process for our proposed use and we would appreciate an expedite on this request. See ree Fe Teg taeteet et DATE REPLY Bn ee wey | stenatoes ‘ pret 1631 : SECRET ! PASTA. eR ITLERMIRIERE DENIS Nee DCEO NRO MIEN INE Pe Na RON OM ERNE RT RTL easy R Dehanahe tee Atal caeriteade o omne ened ve 14.90000 o_. ‘ SECRET . FEQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION (Always hendcarcy 1 copy of that form; - PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE BLANK ‘ nae ' ngs FROM: . bor in Peterson VEST IS Lo DO/1/ 8H . EVIEFT FESSOSMEL SECURITY Div SION, OFFICE OF SEEUATTV 1 1H 19 CaveTIOYe. PSEUDONYM., AKA OR ALIASES Aka June COBS Clarinda E, SHARP (A) LicoKy/1 1. TYFE ACTION REQUESTED |x| resvisicnat orenatvonat arraovat dd PROVISICNAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL | [orgpaticnal approve |__| PROPRIETARY APPROVAL im PEC TISTONMAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL = COVERT save CHECK SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation} aaatnr o CONTRACT TYPE 8 2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE 3. Fit DETAILS OF USE POA 4s requested to contact Subject and explore her access to targets eat Lufsccstion tf cneeerional interest in the Latin American and Possibly Cuban context. Coordination with 0CS will be effected, INVESTIGATICN ANDO COVER a. 7 A. Y-S. GOVERNMENT ANTEREST HAY SE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATIONT a4 s. a “fe. Coa INTEREST MAY GE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION? - C. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF U.5, SSVIENMENT INTEREST 14 Him? D. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF Cla INTEREST IN HEMT £. IWOICATE ANY LIMETATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. a No US Govt interest CF OO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE cha, EXPLAIN FULLY or EQUIVALENT. th 12) COPIES ATTACHES | | beRoGatory ATTACHED [| pemocarory atracuco ” —————$$$ » 3 | [xo DEROGATORY INFO. . ~ loa LEST SOURCES CHECKED EaTEsslon StGnatcRd CF BRANCH CHIEF 6762 PRANK_A, TOTH eee Brea SECRET a - Pare uy aH ! He Edler ered ates 14-0000 2 ‘NAME: : DPOB: CITIZENSHIP: OLD: | . - SECRET PRQ PART LT (EQUIVALENT CCB 3, Viola June éka June C033; Clarinda £, SUAPP 24. August 1927; Ponea, Oklahoma. USA t Subjeet returned to New York from Mexico City in July 1966 to look for a job. <che recently caze to our attention through the Fal/New York field office when the Latter contracted our ‘ew York jase to inquire of her present residence, subject is presently in contact with the [C3/New York field office, from whom we shall attempt to ascertain her present residence and employment. : SECRE pewter ees Ma ae ae os 1 o entnaabant tists oo Haat om einai inbomccnest| ens he erat mbt pc wad 14-0000 Ne we eee nes met kramer nen renee a tent mate ae i } ees ane CRASH hee TR AIR I AR ONE IESE SE ACL A RL wy nee eee tee tee ere eee ge ec rye = SECRET _ : Ol PERSONALITY FILE ACTION REQUEST j RID/201 Section Room GA-20 Tute Address IW-6 Mone jorr ice Lee Ann Peterson DO/1/WH aye J967 2! PHONE Tube ADDRESS 5885 PX |e | i 9. COUNTRY OF BiRTH 10. CtTY/ToaN OF BIRTH Cn En 2 84 KLA, Po o 12. OCCUPATION (clear text) occ. CODE 14. 08 COOL . at a2 : at ; pee OOCUMENT S¥s30 & NUMBER _ NYDO-3219 «} USA, N.Y. | Cr 88. COUNTRY OF LOCATION + €e0G 18. aACTI3nN DESK COOE 20. SECONDARY DESH i cove USA/N.Y. 432 0s} O/T /WH 778. ‘ ’ - Tza. tMFORMATICN apoRESsErs t Uub | ieee 22. CRVPTONIM WAND CARRY OR FORWARD BY TUBE IF TRUE NAME APPEARS ABOVE. ATURE OF REQUESTER Cows rams , , zoe WO, cena rete Lee Ann Peterson 278841 | ron 831 covers Pasviown : _ SECRET (36-81) g * 2 Aare meanness net 14-00000 me + . —~ on ‘ i _- tits Ores ae ? } : a CLassiry to rite mo. gl" 2 7654] TASSIFIED MESSAGE GD ‘rotate cories ¥ : X-REF TO FILE WO, ADVANCE COPY Oo tesuep Darcrees CJ roses wroe) WAuc 5? «© 23.382 SECRET #122142 CITE DO BASE/NEW YORK 3219 DIRECTOR ISOLOS REF: DIRECTOR 15147 . i ABSTRACT _ . »~ i i BASE DESIROUS OF CONTACTING LICOOKY/1, SUBJ REF, TO EXPLORE ; (mit MUCESS GU iARGEIS anv INFU OF OFS INieREST. BaLizve Sta COuLd DC BE OF VALUE. IN LATIN AMERICAN, AND HOPEFULLY CUBAN, CONTEXT. H WOULD APPRECIATE REINSTATEMENT OF APPROPRIATE CLEARANCE. PLS; ; ADVISE BY CABLE. i SECRET ! : : J - BT SEcp : . ! ; me SCREy ae j i _ i ! 3 i 1 2 t : i 8 i ! a } Pg | a i is ' 5 { 3 , a4 . i : 4 ' 7 t wa ene + woe ate ee a a ae eq 4 es \ . . cee ase spgrk 2 tomer eee FeO ee en ee Ara mm mn Rh AEE oe N Om mm Em RT oe em - ae Lee ™ ; , 1 / — tne litdacasb readhancl A te 14-0000 MIMACE FORM . TOTAL Comms: | c. TRETTIN: fa £ ; Wis COG/CICS ~ ip » IT po BASE/NEW YoRK TYPIC 20 AO39°Z ___ CITE DIRECTOR a 5 a ot REFERENCE: DO BASE/NEW YORK 3108 . : ‘JUNE COBB IS FORMER WOFACT AGENT RESIDING NEW YORK "SITY, GS GAD GiVan sams anv CLEARANCE TO CONTACT COBB IN CONJUNCTION WITH INVESTIGATION LNERGO CONDUCTING. MATTER - . HANDLED THROUGH WODISH OFFICE, SUGGEST TO LNERGO THEY # - CONTACT NEWYORK WODISH OFFICE FOR CURRENT ADDRESS OF JUNE to j COBB WHO HAS BEEN ALREADY ALERTED TO LNERGO DESIRE CONTACT ee © . 1 . : : “ HER. 7 “f a _ . et . . 4 END OF MESSAGE , ee 2 ‘ a . . . 4 wa wiser eee : .. DOAWH Dibewted PR ne : - : va ft \ . a 3 2 . : fs Worutus Ra 7 Tome os sme OP ant BROE r ” EUGENE F, O'MEARA * coCeDNATING OFFCEES . tour aynenncances } | \ 1 sass onmrena SECRET oneesdpecd orricea 3 4 \ “ . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. ® oe 3 z : * j ° 4 i -i : of 3 ore . ‘ 1 Pa . 5 i ° a . : 14-0000 ¥ 3 i sf é a ~ ee ib cassive to rite wo. cot lm gALESSIFL jE SSAGE yotar corisd_& _ “4 . ore O ves a a-REF VO FILE no. vutce Ot . cy orsmer O a . “ete. pi aN (wyfeseg )(__SARw COPY , See ee eR ~WOE 2 02 eestes Fi nn SO A fo aN i 23 hab? 97218 i NyYOO } SECRET 2321592 CITE DDO BASE/NEW YORK 3128 , DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE TYPIC ute VAOY abe ee ee RESIDENT, DESCRIBED AS FORMER CASTRO PARAMOUR WITH .WHOM THEY IW CONTACT APPROX SIX YEARS AGG. LNERGO STATES INFORMED BY WOFACT HEADQUARTERS THAT WGFACT HAD INTERVIEWED MORE RECENTLY, BUT NO MEANS OF CONTACT \ PLS ADVISE IF CURRENT ADDRESS AVAILABLE. a“ : a ‘ eG 2 | — th SPECIFIED. SECRET BI VAD vente eben oo! Ae merrnema crimes 8 ee a eons ' ' eee eres send cnet ait aoan Leto ba + ben erat inmate as iad 14-00000 7 _ aes Sino atl eee “ree = Ve perete § 4 “ “ae th sme cde vA | ' = ae oe - 8 nee Pe ¢ 7 U1 UNGASSIFIED =) IY “NAL cone mat GF Leer COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom Drow © line ocross cstumn after each comment.) awe Oekoen (ze. H i eG MAY i257 i 610 “rst (7) SECRET 0 CONFIDENTIAL Oo aE Only (3 UNCLASstetED mR eee Seen linen etn 8 wee ger 3 wee eral A Date ccd 14-0000 ‘PROM : Deputy Director Yor Plans & ERE ip ’ 26 HAY i257 7 TO : Director . : Federal Bureau of Investigation i : Attention: Mr. 8. J. Papich : SUBJECT: OJohn ORTIZ INTERNAL SECURITY-CUBA 1. Reference is made to your informal request dated April 26, ivor, I2ie85 Um) AVB]@-LDDSUO, BUuLbycue an ewes and to this office’ 8 C8CI 316/01366-66 dated 25 March 1966. 2. This is to advise you that this Cffice no longer has. contact. with the source who originally furnished the information concerning Estelle SOKOLOESKA de HADRIGAL in March 1966, Source is currently residing in the United . 8tates, New York City, and we have no objection to your contacting the source and debriefing her concerning any questions you my have concerning this case, Source has been alerted to the fact that you might contact her regarde ing this matter, Source ig Viola June COB, usually referred to as June COBB, who is mentioned in your informal memorandum to this office dated June 1, 1964, Subject: Lyle Stuart, 3. We would appreciate being apprised of any new information concerning the SOKOLOWSKA case that is surfaced ge a result of your debriefing COnB. CACI~316/02389-87 19 May 1967 DDP/WH/COG/CICS/E, Ayers;jaf File: 201-278841 : i 201-794302 : Distribution; : ‘ Orig “at Addressee : | Co eee 7 RID 5 . - CI/LIA Faiz OF LH py : ' , i { { thee : 12 Gvecceres «OUR, - WH Biag ows 1 - WH/1/Nexico ~: 4 ini? 1 — pes (Mr. Musulintyia4 A telephone) Back neha SEORET 2-27 eH a) ane 14-0000 . wen nen ad ast silent soiree 4 Boned on Sayan. neue epee - A ; | end April 18, June Cobb called the Kev York DODS office about what to do about her ] CIA salary on her income tax retum. - ei . rucackit After discussions with O7/CAAS end George Powell of the Tex Committee, I Phoned , x 2262 DODS to telll Cobb the following: t Since she was supposedly a student in Mexico, sz and she net paid tax on her CIA selary, she was not to list ker salary snywhere . on her 1964 tax retuzz. However, she should send us a copy of | : . her overt 1966 tax retum. i } i i A ' 4 i 4 } charlotte Bustos-Videla fat, CRIM ae gen) 4G Pd B i a F r & C r a £ z z gz & j 3 : i } | i eet oe as i be ae nd REL AREAL ie Btigcstan +. : : of . ae : i . q 4 , ‘ ‘ ' : 4 . a . ‘ 4 ar st} 1400000 raed OO eepeg 11 October 1966 ‘ MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division ; _. VIA : WH/Personnel, Attention: Ur. Renehan : SUBJECT : Joyce C. PINEINCH (201-278841) - ‘ ! 1. Subject has been terminated effective 1 July 1966 by the Mexico City Station. She was paid her salary through - 30 June and was given her tncowe tax refund for the period 1 January 1965 through 30 June 1366. A copy of the termination occaccy, Cath, cimeed fn true name, is on file in Subject's official 201 file. 2. It is requested that the CPD and Office of Finarce | files be altered to reflect the termination of Subject. W. J. Kaufman C/WH/1 Distribution: . Grig & 1 — Contrect Personnel : ec — ¥WH/Personnel , : cc — WH/1 Chrono : : -y-ee + PINEINCH file (201-278841) d a ve ! t wert melee . i quo 1 wt Extnst au teat ; - SECRET el tin UE ! = a? q . — es : a reenrenes Cie odes | i ate wt Baa ee Se any SO (0 haat ee eed ey 14-0000 a pore one io ee 22 AUG 1966 HEMORAHDUM FOR: Domestic Cperations/ ‘il 3: Director, Douestic Contacts Service SUBJECT 2 Miso Viola June Cobb, born 24 August 1927, Pones, Oklahos Backsrounis 1. On 22 ar 3 Septerdber 1965 Hiss Jume Cobb contacted the maw Suen D ele Tontacts AAA se then Tem Romleviteh of tha Vielon Megnzine, trying to establish centact in Dew York with CL: to pang along somo information. </1 chose not to cstablish contact vith Miss Cobb at that time, even though she wes cleared CIA agent in contact with the Mexico City Station. Recent Develoysents: 2. Mies Cobb wan terminated effective 1 July 1966 ant was pata tex salary through 30 June and given worey for oneeway air fare to Rew York City. She vee comletely satisfied with the financial terna of of tha settlement and sicned a Termination Secrocy Gath. Althouvh she was terminntoi for lack cf access and vroduction, there wus aleo considerable newspaper suolicity in Hay 1956 in the Mexico City nows+ papers wherein Subject was attacked because of hor comectioa with an aeati-Commumist ssoting, the latin American Conference to Study tha Situation of tha Javish Ninuwrity in the Soviet Union. In this mb- eity Subject vas labeled ss being closely connected with U. 5. Government Felice, and also as an agent of tho FRI awl DWERPOL. She vas also accused of working for a nevspaportman Daniel Junes who was Geacribed as being respunsible to CIA. 3. Hise Cobb planed to return te Hew York in July where she vas to look for a job. Subject had been told mreviously by the Mexico aa dra a Ayan a cat eet d teett ee tne nee tne tee eeetateg De ated eee City Station that the telenhono mmber of the New York CIA offices is lated in the directory ami she could call thst office if contact vere necessary | while she was in the United States, but that sha should only eetablish ‘ eartact for an important or urgent mattar. Sinoe Mias Cobb tends to neha sinteltaatebastidasd bh — saeedbubebiaete mite, - meee ateenmahahyfmain em wre betel ee ak Ah bl aneentee dene oot a ' ree rete tees ae este oe 2 ROR SO etek eee 14-0000 cece s ceeeret Rees eat ayn | cee nahn sas tee! Uiberally apply importance tc 9 vide veriety of events and subjects, ant oince she is likely to be short of moumy Division believes there is a possibility she aay try to establish contact. Suggested Action: en tanmiattne Late hee 4, WH Division suggests thet you my wish to forward a copy of this memoramiua to your Hew York offies. If Kies Coth does establish contact, we vould arareciate you office interviewing ter to accep: vietever ' information she night wish to contribute, but that no finmetal ' cComitments be mide on ou behalf. WH Division plans to have no direst | contact unless the information provided would appear to merit a especial | interviev. Distribution: 0&1 - DO/WH ce - D/XS Fee pe LICOOKY-1 21e ce = W8/1/Memo a oe eee 4 ferpmeny setwe we ¥illion VY. Bros Chief? ‘ Vestern Hemisphere Division : merce eettinhenelhiel semen + SECRET 7 e Aides wh ee terminate nanetecimet nnn A taamtban nem iene re eee eee erate 14-0000 - Gigned a Termination Secrzcy Cath. Aitncugh she vas tormimind for lack of ", thet the telephone nurber o:' the Haw York YOFACT office ia listed in te | | ~ eae 12 August 1966 enema Andale gee aos ee MAQWRANDUA FOR: Posactic Ojcrations/WH 3 Direetar, Dosestic Contects Sarvice stpwecr 3 Miss Vials dume Cobb, torn 24 August 1927, Ponea, Oklabomn tana Backgrounds 1. On 22 or 23 Septender 1965 Hiss Jims Cobb contacted tha Bev York > Llc Cottacts fami; +eewh Tear Gardavitch of the Vision hagazine emmwwere wees fe trylag to establish comtact im Hew York vith Gis Wo guus Rang oe oll wb Dente eaten nett ‘pation. Wi/l choses not to establish contact with lliss Cobb at that time, even thaigh aha vas @ cleared WOFACT agent in contest with the auico City Station. Revert Developments 2. vilea Cobb vas terniusted effective 1 July 1966 snd veo ve Ad her Salary tireazh 30 Jane snd st ven money for one-vay air fore to Hew York City. Sey NOH aly aubiscios vith the financial terms of the settlonut ant -? Mey 1966 in the lexteco City newspapers wherein Subject wns attacked became of her comaoaction with aon snti-Camamist meting, the Latin Acerican Conta ence to Giudy the Situctic:n cf the Jevish Minority in the Seviet Unicon. in this publicity Subject vas labeled as being closely commcial with U. 2. : Government Police, and ulso es an agant ot the BI ani INP’2PCL. Shs was ‘ also accuned of working for @ sawepapecman Denial James who was dascribed an boing responsible to WOrAacz. 3. Hiss Cobb planned to return to Nev York in July where she was to ook for a job. Subject bod been told previously by the Mexico City Station eecess and proiucticn, there vas also ceasiderabls newspayer pdlicity in j a i directory amd she could cali that office if contact vere mecessary vhile cho wes in the United states, but that she should oniy establish euutact tor an inportent or urgent mattcr. Since Miss Cobb tends to liberally apply Saportance to a wide variety of events and subjects, oml since she ia likely to be short of monay shortly after erriving, Wt Division believes tinre is a j possibility she may try to establish coutact. A eles tal de seeanrenta eaten 4) 14-0000 mo : SECRET ‘ , “Oe Supgested Actions kh. WE Divieion sugsests that you my wish to forvard a copy of this mezorandiim to your Gaw York ovfice. If Miss Cobb Coes establish contact, Be would appreciate yow' office interviewing her to sccept vistever iaformeticn she might wisa to ~aacriDoute, but that no financial comsritecnts be made on ou bemalf. il Tivision plans to have no direct comtect unless ; the informstion provided yeuld appear te merit e spectal interview. Willies V. Broa c/w Distribution: 0 & 1 = Deestic Oparations/iWH Director, Domestic Contacts Service ~~ LICOOKY-201- 1. = Wi/l/Keme Chrono SECRET apypaapesdznand vaernte tt oo ag eee om Pied . ' edible acai colette Seemed nen Aeneas saan te ata Paes an te we # abe ee ee PAL De erence ‘atc seit, aceite lal ny ea ee Lee \ . en ey ee 14-0000 SECRET REQUEST FOR CANCELLATION FROMS (Orvisson) (Case offscer) (Extension) iJ CRIEF,-CI/OA . . i SUBJECT’ $s wawe (Pseudo, crypt of true way be used) name SHOUN 15 LICOOKY<1 te0e ] } stvee CHO Oe SSCSSCSSS~*S *P — 201278841 | Lrcooxx j PLACE OF BratH AGENT'S SEAVICE RECORD | Ponca, OkJa, USA fos avracueo + $ @ULR OL FOReanes® REASONIS) FO@ CANCECLATION not be Formrded : DATE OF Blats LICOOKY-1 was terminated effective 1 July 1966. The last meeting with hor was om 23 June, she was paid salary through Junc, and she was completely patisfied with the financial terms of the settlenent, In view of subject's personality, and the broad publicity in mid-1966 (see 201 file) of accusations that Subject ws connected with U.S. intelli ence in Mexico, any use of Subject should be mde only after careful consideration. See copy of HMMA 29462, Mexico City Station terminstion report, attached, 3 4 “f "JF SUBJECT 18 USED IN ANY CAPACITY, ANEW REQUEST FOR APPROVAL VILL BE SUBFITTED TO C1/0A yoru @esangre Par wtous ceorfeon. eae 997 SECRET . fT . erent eta er lee eden etn inne a | . 3 . 4 / ; | ; _ i. j i. i 14-00000 ty chief of Station, Yexico city * ACTION RLQUEED REFERENCES Sie BTR cote oon mse aucet Pree Serres LN ape hr See eigen — Wit Oivision thaef, re ee armen aR A on LICeCKY Project fermination of LYit» y-) ACTION RAQUEED; FYI 3, Attached herewith is the !ILIN< report on ‘the teraination of “ICukY-1, This report was received from LILINK on 24 June 1946, 2. Forwardéd snder separate cover are two copies of the Secrecy and Termination acretment sivyned by LIA NY=1, fo true nans, on 23 June 19°6, 3. at the time of termination, TIC’ O€¥=-1 was ziven (1) BAlary sor ce suas, S57 TP ootc oss efetewa from Vexico City to New York, xnd (35 “Federal Tax refund amounting to 9,005.00 KX, The household items in ‘er posacsaion at the tine of teratuation, which belonged to tre Station, were sold to her for US $300.00, 4. It should te noted that although P1COCY-1 claims she intends to remain in the "nited states, she retained her opartment, which was turned over to a rental azency for subd= renting, ‘fre ‘tation believes that she intends to returns within the next meveral awoathis er vo etorld it develop that she cannot find suitable work in the New York area. Should she da so on er own it may be that t'e station would want to ake occasion] sse of her, and for tat purpose a post office box to which: she can write tu initiate contact was Riven her prior tb) departurs. (CONTE NID) Attachment: A. B/ LILINS Report B, U.S.C, 2 cys Secrecy Arreesent Distribution: Orig & 2 - C/WE w/atts CBP SVMIR 00D AER HYMA~20451 aor ~ 22P50f | _ - vs ren tee game Re EE an eg Ae tail wd AS. Pe me arnt i et / 1 eh, G ¢ 201-2788 Le : Lt atl tae ae ny a any caer : é ot fe ne am r Nena 14-0000 SORTA UTORRENT PRE RET TREAT S$, Headquarters will be advised should the Statioa have additional contact with her, « eommmerent 7 ‘for . Willard C. CURTIS | | 14-0000 w ise) Q wy 2) y Tar NATION SECRECY CAT af I, June Cobb » enateus to terminate ry . asscetation wi wenicacion, . scaiize thet, ty virtue of sy cuties 3 I with the Creanicticn, I have been tus recipient of information ard intellirerce Which concerns the present ard fisture security of oz country. Iam mare the the unzuthorize. cisclosure of such, infermation is svcaloited by the essicracze wee VS ocr laws of our soverrment which crecifically requires tze nrotection of inteli . Sowrces and metnccs from urauthorizec disclosure. Sccordinely, I SOLA MLY SEAR,’ pons WISLV? VENIAL FSSERVATION CR PURPCSE CF EVASIC, AD Li! CHE ASSENCE OF QURESS, AS FCLLOUS: ; i. IT will never civulse, publish, or reveal by writing, word, concuct, ox otherwise, ony inforration relating to the matlonel cefense and security arc perticclisrly antormasien of tris nature relating to intelligence sources, retheds, personnel, Pisea. data, cr security neasuves to anyone, includins, bub mov lirited to, ary. . future povermmenzal or private erpleye>, private citizen, or toverrment : v emproyee or official without the exoress written consent of the Chief of the a . Cope edaule Un eo Abele eced Sepresencatlve. : 2. < rave beer. invited to submit in wefting any monetam clairs I may have © . . acatiast the Organization or ow cevernent which tay Jn any way necessitate the disclosure of tnferration describes herein. 1 have deen advised that’ ény such claims «ill recetve fill lem? consiceraticn. Im the event, hovever, that Iam net savisfied with the decisions of the Cosanizaticon corsernins eny presen. or future cleins I ray subrit, I< will not tzice any other estion to obtain satisfaction without moior writcen notice to wi. Organization, aré then only in acccréance with such liege. and security advice as the Crranizetion wild promtly Aomish me. i 4 . 1 3 3. I do not have any Gocurents or vatetials in my possession, classified or unclzissifiec, which are the preperty of, or in cusvodial responsicilic: i of the Crgenization, havins come inte my possession a5 @ result of sy duties : . with tne urginizavion or ctherwise. ‘ ; , . . £ &. nwing my exis processing and curins xy veriod oF employment with the Cegexization I have been civer an opportiumity to renert all information sreut ’ the Cesanizavion, ics: personnel, and its operations wien I consider should , receive ofSicia. comizance. Uence, I a: not asare of any inferretion which — it ts cy duty, in the national interest, te disclose te the Crcenizaticn, mor i i an I aare of any violations or breaches of security itich I have rot offictally — - reportec, except as set forth on the reverse side of this sheet or on otter : attachments. . i t | . 7 ee ee . . 7 ole eee 7 a aman ealle AB “te atta ae : . : ee OSI eS aa ee oi SECRET . O]-278B7L nem enatnt erm elites bE Ak a ONE, dae 8 a artes wiley sabe ater bh she ean een eee . crlaat aetemadere HAG ot a 14-0000 ) yO. i { 5. I rave teen sivised that, is the event I = eaiios uten oy the preserly constituted autiorities to techy on provi sé ont ot hereoy not to cisclose, I wil) .itty the o : ‘ “Avise seta autrorities of my secrecy comme: ents to ou sost that sy risst or neea 7 vessh ly be esvatlished wefore Te é. required to GO Sd. ; ; i : : 6. I em esere of the nrevisions arc reralttes of the esclorace laws of our’ ‘ aaa goveriviers and 2m m Adiy aare wot any violsvicn on my sare of certain ratte: : Si0rn to cy ne unier this ceth :_. subject me to prosecution uncer the toms * of vhese seis, a and that violation. oF otaer porvions of ‘his cath are @ subject to apororriate cetion, including such dissicinztion of -n2 wiolaticn és th eircumstames 12rrernt. I have read and understand the « svents oF tris cath ext volurtartic affix sy Sipmature hereto with the se tras this oath vas execused Sor the mutus. cemefit o. mvs cur rover nent, and tras it will ce ratained in the Siies of the & "eeenteetten sor its Ature use or for refererce oy me at any tine in the Rucure tint © my be requested or or mcereé to veseity or Gisclose eny OF Ue FALTETS sia Hud Wis DUELS OS LoS Cole IN WITESS WHERSOF, I have set sy hand and sezl this 23 cay of: ‘ June 198 66 —, (SEAL): : Witnessed by me this 23 day of _June_19 66 - 7 at Mexico City, Mexico . ge - foo. oe Ld ot OLt. 46 - . wee ' ge . ’ f ’ . 1 wn Sometinenseny one CBeberbie mmm ii aden oe Fetter ot SECRET ; | eR URES EONS . t 4 s “Tagg ane ant ta eroeeeemmne suumnarmamans Sony ot aE Sted rae ly re adresse Ati cc tech eda a tb nant he gee aa one 3 . . ? “. [. § ! ‘ 2 . . Cte eA sbtii ek oe nite 14-0000 -~ RD — me ae can . uae, _— eet - To uaa. Atebt ae lawned By eo . a ae . Draft of Dispatch . Fe Rel eee gee re 1. LICooKy-2 has been terminated effective 1 July 1966. The last meeting with her was held on 23 June. ‘ Bhe was paid her salary through 30 June, her income ¢-x refund ‘for the period 2 January 1965 - 30 June 1966 and given money for one-way air fare to New York City. She was wee ee obnlen . coupletely , patisfied with the financial teras of the ; pettlement. A Termination Secrecy Oath, signed in true +* mame, was obtained. a Lote 2. Le-l plans to return to New York on or about 1 July. She t. - : an - gaid she will look for a job there, and is confident she | , , will have no difficulty obtaining one. She does not yet | know where she will be living. : 3. L-l ‘te subletting the anartment she occupies! here. She Y ‘has purchased the KUBARK-ovned household effects which . . had been loaned to her for that apartment. For this Feason, in addition to the fact that she has acquired _ tiany close friends and interests here as a result of five years residcace, the Station expects that she will return to Mexico, although she insists she has no plans to do 60. i _ oS of , . ~ 208-2788 ee rr - et : * tae nee 8 _ . . ee oe -" te so e ‘ r roten 14-0000 ’ ewe ay . we eueenetllceel ‘ nen Senn OET SORES . . as . . uw . {e502 voce GH ‘ ' . J 4 : i . yt . ‘ t. 3 | fo | : a : ; i . a - {: . 4. She was given a post office box address to use te contact . a the Station ‘in the event that she does return to Mexico and feels it necessary to do so, But no. committment was made to her regarding any future contact or payment for information. , os 4 . - &. . She was previously told that the telephone nunber of the a New York KUBARK office is listed in the directory and she could call that office if contact were ‘necessary while . she was in the United States. She asked if that would still be the case and was told that it was but only to attempt such contact for an important or urgent netter. ’ But since she tends to liberally apply importance to a wide variety of events and subjects, and since she is likely to be short of money shortly after arriving, it would not be surprising if she did try to establish such ' contact. 7 me Mec re te 14-0000 SOE eT Re SE aes} fat ae iy PB: an . i A t ° SECRET ; J 21 June 1966 a a MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Division | SUBJECT ‘ Request for Terminatios of Project LICOOKY The LICOOKY Project was last approved for the period | 3 Sanuary 1945 through 31 Decenter 1965 for $5.140--$2,530 for FY 1965 and $2,610 for FY 1966. [lt as requested that‘ the LICOOKY Project be termizated effective 1 January 1966, based on the foliowisg information genred to the outline in CSI-F NO, 230-60. (1) Project Name! LICOOKY , : (2) Original Project Objectives: Identify asd report on plans. activities and associates of Cestral American Communists resident in or visiting Mexico see (3) Reason for Termination: LICOOKY-1 lost her access to the Sard core group of CA communists partly because of her close association with LISLUCK who publicly renounced fies poreak with the Guatemalan. CP in 1962. The loss ct! access was also partly due to Lel's own apparent indiscretion vis-a-vis some of her close triends an ¥exico City. This cas be attributed beth to her Ge. growing distaote for the grubby and biindly unreasoniag members of thia group with whos she was asked to corsort, and her reaction in her social crcup which took the form increasingly of arti-Consunist remarks, and. to the concomitant ‘or pod sitly resultant! rumors of increasing currency. tnai she was im ihe pay of PBSWING, Attempts were made to take advantage of her connections with laterary circles in Mexico, tut her fnatility to budget her tame, sufficiently to satisfy station requirerents led to the decision to terminate ner, A contributing cause was also her inaoility to regularize her Status in Mexico se she could accept a paying position which would give her reason to remaio - there, with the resultant strain of the thin Jegend that her father was providing ter support, wa 1 @@, nt tae enna + Letom wEF, aye fA enew te oH tok Sint SABewinse’. tan dd 14-00000 SECRET we + ' i (4) Effectiven=ag of Project: Project supplied a certain azocat of miscellareous detarl on the Central Awerican Communint group in 1te early stages. Detail and continuity have always been lacking. During the pos!t-project period of asso~ ciation, after termination notice was already Biven, ahe tegin to be sore attentive to Station : requirements and supplied severai rather detailed | profiles of controversial persots in the antellace ! tual world who could be of cprrational 1ntereat to the Station, wo ’ Va pee ett bie One atte oe whee >. (8) Date of Terzination: 1 January 1966 (6) Stetus of comaitments: to at > Stet, Mind tn teeter telnet base bbe? Rei ee Oath cre & LICOOKY-1: Thia Contract Agent is being = . earrted under LIRANCH (00A) from } January : ' t , through June lveo to perpare opewcal 6-,ectl 7° ae : against non-LICOOKY Project objectives, a : Termination costs will he borne by Project i: LIRANCH. bh, LICOOKY-2: LICOOKY-2 way terminated on 31 December 1965 for lack cf continuous produce tion, He was very understanding when told of the t..cmination and recognized that hid limited and occasional access made a regular . salary illogical, Contact 18 maainiained oat with him via a letter box through which he toy ean tndicate his need for case officer cone ‘ tact. He is then paid small sums fcr travel information supplied. i (7) Disposition of funds, material and personnel: s . There are ro funds or material te be disposed of, = LICOOKY-1 18 being terminated effective 30 June a 1966. At this time she will be eupplied with air a fare from Mexico City to New York and paid the 4 iecome tax refund due her. Staticn owns some of a - hae the furnishings in her apartment and she has a yO - , expressed a wish to purchase some of these. The | ad normal tbhree-bid process will be complied witb tn’ 4 thie case, through her advertisiag the sale and 3 then offering slightly higher prices for the itena, a ~~ She plans to retrin the apartnent in Mexico and. : sublet it furntehed so she wall have a pied-a-terre . whenevar she returna there. Her specific plana for leaving the city are not known, Thea Station has no ubjectiona to ter remaining in Wexico and ee ae tt ta tlbiey i t a Lewd: a ‘ tetug 2 we, SECRET ‘ betas 2 RUPE PS PARATS TIE MAREN U8 SAL Nn tat sai a i ? ! i i d Senos Lonel et anaes 14-0000 er a 7 ho a “ —_ SECRET. rg 3 oo - 4 i. al 2 vf | af . . "| gm quite willing to maintain contact with her i. . 4 : . _ : Op an occasional bagis. She would be reine : a we - Dureed out of LIRANCK on a pigcework basis. “ is na , ay , ” (8) Request for funds: No extra funds are required. a : _ + . Loar, a (9) Progress made toward attaiscsent of project mA _ - objectives: See paragraph « above, (10) Revice of Project: No review ig contemplated Lo 3 of Project LICOOKY. . i os i: t& 2 ; _ W. J. Kaufman C/WH/1 2 REE ren : Sat ste a . . f 4 1 “ 1 x YY ae aa aah thet . a , - SECRET rosegmenacus ate 14-0000 a pets we @ ee e © 0 © © ® @ @- ® @ © @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6 (@ : my ne SEC . * (¥esee od FLED — a inp ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET (NS FRUCTIONS PRIOR TO FILING - Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and forward to RID - Destroy front cover ‘sheet, onless it records significant action taken os comrients Tequsr- ing Preservation 2 Room Date nencens Z Fommanceg | SITIACS ule ay PREVIOUS Pea 610a vst pmioas SECRET 10: ACTION BRANCH If file no. fond htle shows: ‘are jaot proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/AN. PROPER FILE NO 14-0000 DISPATCH Chief, wi Division peo. To Frou Chief of Station, Mexico City Oe awmnceoris suanct Forwarding of Clippings and Comments ConcerzIng Confere<ce on ULICOOKY-1/ Seyish Hinority 1a the Soviet Union. ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES Action Required: j None; FYI. 1. As Headquarters is , already avere, a Latin Americar Confererce to study | the Situation of tke Jewish Minority in the Soviet Union (Conferencia Latino- - americera de Estudios sobre la Situacién de la !norfe Cuéfa en le U3SS) was held in Mexico City during the period 17 - 15 May 1¢56, Judging by =umerous articles in the press, Polftica, Le Voz de México, Sucesos Pera Toics (see attachments under separate cover) and excerpts fron con.ersations Tetueen numerous persons on LIENVOY ané LIFEAT, the Sovict Erbassy, the Mexican : Communist Party (POM - Pertido Corunista Mexicano) and other groups end indivi-:‘ @ual Cormmmnists were Getermined, 1f possible, to prevent the Confere:ce from Eble Gi. 4 Bd, Laltinge wnat, vO aiscrec.t 1t compievery aca pin LC® UvLUAG/ ODACID lebel on it. Despite their efforts end the voluzinous advers+ propaganda, - both before and after the Conference, the Conference was held and ves probably mildly successful. 2, Polf:ica, 1 May 1966, carried an article attacking the prepesed Con- ference enc ridiculing some of the Mexican participents (Attachment A). It contains, acong other things, a partial reprint of the text of an inzerview “ : or statenent by Nicolas S, Leonov, Press Attaché of the Soviet Exbess:. in i ' which he states that Mexico should not be drawn into the cold war propesanda . pattle, and he maintains that Jewa in the Soviet Union are not misc>reated or discriminated against. In addition to the attacks end csurterattacks in the 4 ‘ press, efforts were zede (based on LIFEAT on Enrique S20 Calev, Gerard . PIERRE~CHARLES, and LIENVOY) to prevent Carlos Pellicer, a darling cf the Mexicen . left but net a formal PCM mexber, from teking part; Peliicer is an eitictal of = the Mexican Committee for the Defense of the Jews in the USSR (Comité ie Pro Defense de los Judfos en la Unidn Soviética). Polftica, 15 May 1366 wi aaa ne Ribvad 7 é CONrrsInvEeD Attachments: _~ As stated above, UNDER SEPARATE COVER DL butions ; Chief, WH Division, w/atts usc cS Gory Og ott . 14-0000 A A TC rd (Attachment B) continued the atteck on ‘the Conference and its participents, ee ne ‘ SECRET CONTINUATION OF DISPATCE <“2- HMMA-27207 6 wR dee sak dan Anat Claiming in effect thet it is a cleer anti-Soviet move backed by ODACID. As of i. - 18 Hey, according to the article, nuzerous signatures had been collected on a _ . Progressive manifesto" protesting tre Conference, The List includes meny well known Mexican Communists and pro-Comunists. Attached also (Attachment C) is e copy of the “progressive manifesto", viich was published in £1 Dfa on 13 May 1966, i end a copy of a menifeszo (Attachment D) published in El Heratio, 22 April 1966, by the Mexican Committee for the DeZense of the Jews in the USSR, in which a mrber of demands are rade on the Soviet Government with respect to the Jews and their rights. . Soe One 3. Le Voz de Mexico,15 May 1966 (Attachment E) carried an article oitterly : attacking the Conference, which it charges is being organized and held by groups and persons in the service of ODACID. It specifically nemes LICOOKY-1, elthough the latter's ceme is incorrectly spelled, as one of those responsible for the Conference and says she is "well connected" with ODYOKE police. Sucescos, 21 May 1966, carried en article (Attechment F) attacking the Conference end its organizers ana charging toatl tvuere vic bauidecs suscco Conint the Conference. This article carries a picture of LICOOKY-l. kh, Sucesos, 4 June 1966, included an inserted sheet (not found in ell copies ; of this edition) entitled "An Agent of the FBI and RVTERPOL in the Association of | Mexican Writers,” which deals almost exclusively with LICOORY-1, her ezpalsion fran | Cuba, work in Mexico, and contects and activities in Mexico. It cherges that in : Mexico she is working for Daniel Jezes, who is responsible to KUBARK (Attachment G).: 5. LICOOKY-l's neze eppeared in a notice (Attachment H) eppearing in EL Excelsicr, 28 May 1966 by Vicente Echeverrfa del Prado, treasurer of tke Mexican Association of Writers (AEM - Asociecion de Escritores de México, A.C. ), which simply stated that LICOOKY-l1 is rot authorized to accept dues or handle other business of the AEM within the province of the treasurer's cuties and obligations. However, in view of the adverse putlicity previously, the announcement had the effect or implied thet the AEMAC or rembers of that group believed the charges that LICOOKY~1 hed a part in organizing the Conference and/or is an agent of KUBARK, The notice, es it appears, also implies thet LICOCKY-1 was miszandling AEMAC funds. Echeverrfa offered to publish the clarification on the sreet on which the AEMAC eanrourcement appears; nowever, LICOOKY=-] asked him not to do so ant -seid she would take up the notice and any clarification with the AEMAC Justice and Eonor Commission. . 6. On 9 June 1966 while conversing witn SEM (Attachzent I), Leonov said that LICOOKY-1 hed celled him to say that she had had nothing to do witz the Conference, and does not want the Soviets to catalogue her as an enemy. Leonov commented that LICOOKY-1 had left hin her phone’ number and had asked him to help ber (presumably refute the charges that she was involved with the Conference). Qhe LILINK case officer who currently handles LICOOKY-1 said on the morning of jd June 1966 that LICOCKY41 told him she had called the Soviet Press Attaché to deny that she hed hed anything to do with the Conference “because it is what she would normally do." She did not, bovever, mention beforehand that she intended to call the Soviet Enbassy. (Tape of conversation is forwarded as Attachment J.) etter ioe ene te cna Lcteetter Aad edad WS te Oe 2 Mean ibaa Se Sica ctShon ' 1 eh KAN eeentenliient fees antennal. te deastabiene ENT ype, pete ronesearaai eh tte 14-0000 CONTINUATION-OF DISPATCH -3- . EMMA-29207 JT. The Statioa believes that most or all articles ettacking the Conference, end particularly those attacking LICOOKY-1, were Soviet irapired, and it is further believed that SEMO wrote most if not all articles attacking the Conference which appeared in La Voz, Pciftica ard Suceccs. The Soviets, who are probably avere of: previous Cuban charges trat LICOQKY-1 is an ODYOKE agent, probably felt thet as an Americen closely essociated with the AEY“AC LICOOKY-1 would be vulnerable to such en attack, 1 8. As a result of the Sucesos article of 4 June 196 en official from the Ministry of Government did visit LICOOKY-1 to check on ter documentation. The officiel said that he 3id not Lelieve the charges made in the Sucesos article, but since her tourist visa had expired he edvised her to immediately leave the Mexicen border authorities peraitting her exit. She is currently in PEPRIVE but 2s snports2 +7 rete th Mexico in a few days. : iene in order to recew it, and he provided her with a ietter to show to Al ; i 9. As Headquarters is aware, LICOOKY-1 will be tervinated effective 30 June 1966; the decision to terminate her was made some time ago, prior to the occurrence of the Conference ard the resulting adverse propeganda. While she may be of enme occasional use should she retsrn to and remain in Mexico, it is believed that the recent adverse propagenda has impaired ner future usesulness in Mexico, although reny Mexicans undoubtedly do not believe the charges anc others offered to "come to her defense." 10. A dispatch will be prepared and forwarded when the termination has been completed, end eny cey developments with respect to her alleged participatica in the above Conference will }-2 included in that dispatch. “ . , L, £ thle doe . for Willerd C. CURTIS i 1 i i ‘ t i # x t a a errant ee ee athe ’ er mcsremnepe ts etree peasant ae ante eee ot ace © Secor rss 14-0000 rome UO “usmere™ [1] SECRET. ] CONFIDENTIAL [1] (WMA, . CL) UNCLASSIFIED CO) uncussifieo = ME (O cONFIDL taL =~ “secret ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) A te ‘ RO, / iY nA. — bare /é Tuec €& 4 COMMENTS (Number ecch comnert to show fom when fo whee. Drow ¢ line across curs otter each comment} NEG frews-Lo +, lage la bn oR Cow versaroe.- CALL iors, OT. LF67 FOR ATTACHMENTS. ECORRS CEE JOB MO. 7-203 Te | a ren! : : } i 2 o/- 25y be tt na ati ae ct | } | HE le oad ee core 14-0000 tendereg BLM 1. . ; ae te a : ee Tae SECRET a Chief of Station, 4exico City x r | Contract Asendeente ‘ 7 7 2 eto PaaS wie tirts sab ed WN eae here DE ACTION REQ: Advise Subjects oo a Attacted for your retention a7e contract aveacments relating to . inecone iexee for the followiag personnel: : ub Coctl B, ARLIS ; Rita H, BLAZEX Do Hovard BR. BENJAYA ; ; - Helen P. FILESHA . , 1 Joyee BEQUELS ; Leo C. REDLICE Philip KR, TESSAROLO David M. WILSTED Carni KR, ZENSMELSTER te ate Chief, Western Hewisphera Division , i we . Tete 1 ae D . . woe . at one ce tobesess =. ase ted FE aa dt at dpe ate Babi ade'y a earrevboiaedce whee TE sda oe elt edacdenll AE Howard 0. MYNAKD | a Attachment: . to ce As stated , oy Distribut ton: aa 2 « COS, Nextco Cley oor Al Laney i. EMAS - 4770 SECRET ns 7 _ | Wa/Pers/W.S, Reneha June 966° 6660 oe “Distribution: - =>. n ™ me 8 " SE en 9 ey etn me Ciclaeeiene — beketecbomanenad 14-0000 + - ; 3 Mise Joyce H, Piseineh = | - "yates Pinciach ae fective we Areernsed bs et et AB ril 4966. sot cates ane oy adding thereto the Vilo-sting pe teurapn _ Texes Asp an independent contractur, muouiet , aid you unc ragraph 7 ove sts income for Fecural tax yur OF AY, you Tage simiafy your Federal , ' fan liability Wervon. Such income may be yacd you by ar through 3 aA cover ticity Gecause of cover, operai.onss, and security i conercer4acns the Tax Comruittce of this authorized to mare certamm dererminations and establish procedures lincludé:cy tute taxaole shnaabubhich will reste in the fall sartefsetian af weciy Federsi income 214 Social Security tax obligations, Thais Ispecifira "ty understood and agre dt that such celerminations ane procedures. vehetner ora) or written, Constitute an integrai part of this contrace and are legally incorporated herein by referesce, "' . Ail other terms and condition» of said GIS& 4 vermain ia: full force and effect. : UNITED STATES GCVERNMENT ‘ BY eee Contracting Officer : r : - SECRET ae “3 2h ited iptssiore a 14-0000 ORIN Ree ee mgm Cree metre et yee ray den emcees mene sates tet o ares H eT ‘. ccHGn7eos w vations paises csi. Segado pesque ¢; psi: eowadig ue fl busnas relaciones de ind:c-avictiaas Trdmices simtiaces se Riceron al afio figuiente en Ceilin y cacressoad si6 ab sofa Sitimzvo Banduranaice, jet fa del satudada por bs fvereis | Prasresisias de soda el muado, nepar el permisa, puss vio que $e trct2ba de onz mis o nienos ssil intromisiéa en Lh polkica extctior de su pais. Instituido ef godierno gori-s en el Bsa- si, un Comite Letinoamisicano 0:0 De- tensa de fos Derschos ce ws juces cn 4 Uniéa Sovitica co rive problemas Para ikvar 2 cabo en 1955 uo congreso; ese se celebsG poco deszud de uno si- milas que se round en mvs del fo pi- sado en Washington y scirs ct conucidy porta judio-nonce ideas Serechisias, Jab Gu: grissen en in- 3 Ph Salantque se ereoa en 2h. cn esta Kase: hel Urry 190 godierne czya politica micicnalisca fue" so te eens, . : TO Lome wT vee taba amen» hey 3 08 week see hh pts seen wt bed bee me sat ord BS te aa aa 14-0000 + i j ' scot eee fata fa ein ant saw tétice cele 0 pas des a shes "eg sat ins i UPSS, « breco a 20, pro- ‘iversidad de, see y at fisico Lex fandau, Premio XN Me que eccia: - $5 de nacior stra prof ade que algunos Occidere Fein cundir ine: toda clase &.. ‘fun: ios sabre £ de fos judis on la Union Sov judios sxviceicos considerames como una Provoceciés: ef mitin del tres de junio en eT eine ropetia una y uta vie us + URSS Flos pies wane. ote montizas URSS = de libres de! feancu yy .antisemia, que son ver! precio cue fas obras ciex: rias; y cue si bien la Con uniiiy sevice tica conteng el anrisemisismo, actualmen- re ef gcsierno no silo ly toler sino que propici: su expansion, ' Jnevdo Mondiax, después de afirmar 6 2 Pouitica: ” 2 ped do cel D ector de Mureaa, rev odes constemes. ‘A! re- Terusalen fe expressba en gue me disgustsria wo» ‘che wtnizady par cual andsovicricu. Estoy en freses ante se ta venice celebrando cn machos prises para «defender» tos cere- Ee = . i i “a i : “4 i i a i { ! ; . i” ae : 4, Hq : ! : to: : : i? : i ae } ee oy Nene OnenEnEE ES Martin lurs GuzmMAn, Carcos 7: fe peotende con inis esta propagseda contresrcttar la discriminscion racial. que si se peactrea ew etre. pains? weeg=s 2¢ e Med. fran Square Garden donde sin FOsotrcs, Fe DEES ata eS _TESIEOS, se LA! oxnzres ve Rio oi "2 despucs qe ol Corsé Mexicano pro Defensa, de los cederechistas, : adicg, y honnrasizmonte por ed 2s C:°'45 Pellicer. Como secreturin ac- téa cl enxutor de Radio Universided, Sonalo ¢ empicace ée-.la sucursal rresa Spanciera is- atzik. Para colsborar con tan xico a prince 4 func Be stones ‘Uxterinrcs iz “liberal” v ‘stogresista” a cicros eslabor le roles por aa D pare terio c= exper de care us bs has * esta eens echada a _ tameszo ce Extado de ‘cs Der YoseS ezajo cost stcaza, entre la qze cer, Luts Gasez Z y JawauaRcar NEHRU de moto irresponsable que tetos los sece midad fodia de Mevieu caries ancisus: iciaco por el > Deparsamenio cc Es- aco de ius EC™ as mexicanas. La consequencia éxico de ‘2 reunién dc Rio de wwrntda de contiottia a més 9 ¢, suftid un aneque de confu- sién gx wwerahea y afirmd que en la URSS en frecuentes profanaciones de <a el neonazisme y, on ‘consceven- :tO sobre esto nt speridos “defers » Leureany Luna y Guzia. .. co wrlos los periodicns uico EP Nacional, apareciA tho de conciencht con las $0 Eso sirpreadiod de mancrz dew va lus sectores progeesistas de Mexico. no repueseus todavia de [as in. temrestivas Cuan amenagtotes visitas de Je son y Goldwarer. La. primera _reace cién ce esos sectors fue cl envio de ears que diversas instituciones y perso nos Sic:eron Hegar al poets Carlos Pelli- ve hubiera ~ateptade inspirsdo y mavido . Porinica, 1 de maya de 1965 Peitices sz fan boners>'es como las ¢ Héecer Cov. Teeitio Cas Crumacere, 2 arr » Hinman - F907 J at - QTY _ | vehement anni be oO presidente del menci * 1 t H wee 14-0000 ag » venids ps por el Depsaamento ce Estado yang Comentario soviético, Es cnuevi con El Dis. Nicolis S, Lecnov, agre.sJa de prensa ce b embajada cz 2 URSS en i.asta pais, airmo: “Mare no es fCDiCIO para hacer pr i Guerra ria. El pressigio ing fopeetat que soz en este p. fa actuaiced no chay ni pee nl iones ni scoateciiniestos gus just el desco de a!gunas pesscass y & de reavivar Fel cadiver € Hema j por lcs argumenios, Ia aplasiaate m és los firmantes us para sus concusivacs Fo Jos datos r.rsonales, no los sesukados &: wma Inve it SACIUA UD cerey one cee t efraieo y cuchas veces tergiversuio por petra ma voluntad”, Otros Pazses €O donde pr celica esa clase de literasusa, Es i also afirmar que las Ss aparecen en en Ja URSS: al conszasio, Sovictica cs ano de los pccos paises cn conde In revelsciéa de projet cing racizies se castiga por bi ley 7 sc condena por la opinida placa. Es una —wondluyé—— que tantus inty ictus ies cu la2 poss espacio hiyan comendo tantos erzures. gXo prerende con toda esta propeganda contcarcesiaz La discrimi- nacion racial, que si sé practica ea otras paises?” . : El congreso. Muy ca sileaciu se ha “paranda un conszeso que habra de cclgdrar¢ en i. ciudad de México dol peice carte ans) Rn nee nna mats Annan em a A ty ent me ce Cass eel 3 camped ; aatl PRB Ler rat darse cuen: Bee pnemn f. propia las ich snejada desde Waskington”, ane . RASA Primero de hayo La celedracida cel Primero de ‘Layo, ao Ea de jade nunca cz ser represencccive ce las aspizacioses de Is clase trzbajadora y¥ de sus condiciones dz vida y cc Jechs, por un lado, y de La acticud de 12 clase eapitalista y su domisio freare a aquella, por cl otro. . “si, por defonuds 7 desviredo que caté el seniido esi ef senzida’ auréntico de b coamemoriida, a waves de coda Lt historia de Jos I’ de Mayo en e} pais se ha visto usa CRON or beciéndo- at nt ene Hm nen ese tenn erent nanan nari 1 ee te . 4 PENGRAMA NAC! oneb tiado cotversl ea ina “Besta de! trabee jo” Gszanizda por el godiecse Bajo ef cardenimo, en pleno ascenso revolawe #2880, is man cstzciones obrerts voles 2 wT od €sit din b Be Foe presencia Cade Clase inaba;, a za. Darcie SEpO que se Lice a au 2 favor de mcjeces itstir ha deveaido ea uza “Ls = necional 2 la que sa inves és Mayo, dias ans é¢ su se Rizo publico ef ct: Bodies. y los Udeses resceltnis: seabia imSuir a esa fecha Cocies 7 ecclaracionss Je Fidel Veiegucs yas “eesio Eurasi soincisiezoa wo ts One cepres cae mis sarde extern ed pee Sidecze Gustavo Diaz Ozdaz Ei deseo del régimen ce car sporienia de usidad al inzento de DOT tio c ha sido el Conszes Tsz34y5, asi como sa empefio en preseziarse creme impuisor de is taldcd obzera’ se evi ci on sc discuiso ce oste Priovero -te Mays: © ay empieza c o sez una Prone tic realidad b unificaciéa de los watujae dores po en una sola central proplicnue cick sizo en ideales,_ 6A pfinc.pics, en Tews ¥ oR ayuda feciprocs pora podur aleancosh ws fed os } a t a a ' ad cheteeettinen meeee a e pS Bomnaiidi ak saattsda ott fat stata. . eres mes eee eT ee ie Bishan j 4 ‘ af Sm ee eran eee, ons 14-0000 wok _ freb=Pe hin me > : CONGRESOS Antisevietisna ca Mié«ico > Prado de Is ciudad de Mé- samente orgznizada Confe~ mericana de Esiucios sobre ve la Minoria Judia ea xada por cf Con.:é Mexi- gino Po Deivasa de tos Jedios cn [a Unisn Sakdea y s se escicied cl nombre del es- cor Martin Luis Guzmia, que no apae (ranjeras, cspecial- Mente Certro.Meri- cans, cXa te..nida Jo mesos cnco afins | por cl D:partamento de Estace norteames fvany 5 cb sicuima organiza A pour de los den- sm +.e sade huma- nizarisey y eclecti- cisma con gue se ha prerendico cubrirla, fue NAPS, PGS fee Se und acia, el c: dius ea ls Union Sovierica, Casts Mies, Despcis de disca.par ar auseacia de fa rerni.s, deate Diuz O: 3U Carta Con esis pas labrss: N CO mo her sc tan universa! @ de Derecnos manos, El gu victis co dos prcima to dos fos Sas @Qué ocurre emonces con los dirizertes de tan &rande naciéa? .. Es taré lel de uss en persona, Pero mi corazéa esti aqui y fae ni eatesa SC prcpercioria por pare seovic luchanda Ss coma fesicau y la Povitica y Ls Voz lidertad conde quic- So pn oat UNa SESION DE LA CONFEKENCIA “PRO JuDiA” dad ton boarossmen: ta Mexicinu. Nicolis --- 4s uexos com ef imperisismo woescemericanc 3 1s intervencién de éze... & Leonav, embajador . de la Uaidn Sovictica en nuestro pais, la conden como parte de la “guerra ria” Angizsidy, aun ca form: somera, de los diferenzes delegados ex- tranjetes, es ficil iaducir sus aexos con el imperislivnso norreamericano y la incez- aenciaa de ate en Ia conferencia. Los delezades son en su mayori2 o han sida funciosurios de gobiernos corilas de Cea- ero y Suramérica, entre cuos se Cuentaa Reynaide Galinday Poni, exministro ce Cahora de El Salvador, Ricardo J. Bermu- dez, exmiaistro de Educacion de Panama; Gererds Molina, exreccor de la Univer- sidad cc Colombia, Lic Gardillo Barios, de Ewonumia y Trabajo de MM “Graremulas y Dr. René de Sola, exminis- tro de fustivia y de Relaciones Extcriores de Veaccuch. a A exe compafia, nada democeiticl ¥ de caticad inzeivctual harto dudosa, fucron grrastrzdus algunos incelectuales mexi nos hosestos. Una larga sctic de artim fas fuccon usadas para ce, dewle cl ovul- Ponca, 15 de mayo de 1986 zece entre fos Srmances del nefosco “La- mado de Conciensia’. Sin exbarzo, ef lie temto habia silo Cesignado con -aterio- asi lo igiko a su Bertrand zprecban tani eb mensaj. nombre por el Slésof ia, que Sebia dirigic Mazin Luis Guzmia y que fee impzeso y repartido por Li cSziea de prensa aun antes de que comenzara [a re- union, La confereacia, En la sesida ce aper- tura se ewen.icd una farsa en La que se intentd despojer a la confi i j Gia" de tada impucacisa po doia dentro de una esfera exc . humana’, Al mime tiempo, dara las delezaciones - ext: gunas de las cunics sulo cons: sola petsuna-= tna representa: mucsitica” ea las dos comisiones que se’ furmaroa: la de estudio y la ce sesolue ciunes, . . Ga sree presidenie ce la conferencia, Maria Le Guzmac. ¥ el gue acmud cota iniesco de ceremcous, Benjamin Leusace Luca, hicierod sexios discurws ea Xa Cue, Coca uno a si ctaners, traid de jusiacaz los obietivos ¢e !a confereacis, Marca Luis Guzmia atzsd: “Pese a Ja revis:c2 de aquelios facveres negatives de In vici sovidtica y a ics frecucnies cambios exe en ellos se inaedcjeron, ei gobierno ce ia URSS no 4S: restisuido a Jos judics sus “indiscunbles dasecnos al goce de su cultura anceszal, a la consez- vacida ce sus instituciones, aja contiaui- dad de sz rradicidn mitozzsix", Despues de algucas vaguedades afsdidas a [a psi- mera, ci escritor finaiizé con ésraz “Asi, entcradas Ue Lis persececioces que Loy sufre us gran grupo del ppecdio judio, cuyo mMlenurio legado culrarai forma pare te de Li civilizacion de Occicen:e, hemos considezlo deber ineludibte ¢l acudiz aqui piss que esta conferensia manitieste su decissa de protestar, coco ‘0 haria | MD MEY oy + -- 14-0000 PANG EME NCIGNAL— americcvas a Santa Demingo y Vietnsm Leem lanzd Iss Braves calumnias tons fy Unica Sc cz, y poco le folkd nn poner en eb mismo nivel del geno- Cilio Ritlesiano al nde fa primers azcioe donde se brn sectado las bases sr2 realize el comunismo. Lz jornida del 14 ce mayo se cerrd cam banguete al que asistieron, ademis . RumMeroses v desapren- hablo Jaccbo utivO de la conte. noe 20 COMO “dirigen: ne est SSIRUT (pare i eres? nay fascist), Mexien por su ideciog® chovinista y rezc- com. ya sus ™ Desezes de bar 5 de Morelos, H pretensio curarse cn st "No es we So ser agente del Depestamento de Lst2- do pata cenunciar Enves satisemisas e> Lb Usiéa Sovicties, como tampoco es Precisn ser ansnte 70m: mista a criticar aguas facets de la puittica nortesme- Rema... WA tos inf form TES sedre Ia fliacién poe ie * Avperto Bae wauniz ee ee a te ete DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS— "...ban sido. son y sega siendo cuemigos irreconeiables del ? por Ia libertad y contra 2 esclavicud es An da etree oe ocups centro ée fa sociedad mexicana Es miembro del srupo Mendz, que poset tal y cn el istetior de Ee 3 familia Mond! ak zeta nes realizdas con una “emsTeRt imperiae lista germaneccidenial de race abolengo razi. “Demandas”. La conferencia se clau- suré el domingo 15 ds maro, luego de serdo de cecizs 2 la Unica o Devuciva s la minoria ped bh posibi- Udad de Cevar una 7 Loo f{o.. We nn er ee) Bzntnanpb Russsth sedmo pucden expiitar ior epurezor edefeasoress 33 negeciva 6 Esa10 LO? 40” ceeee i wae Paras x + et ee a Ned ella rnten nen Ae i 3 ‘ ii j i q . a ! oe 5 een. el r VicENTE LOMBARDO TOLEDANO freee...” © DE a los judios la posibilidad de poo fesar sv reigicn, al igual que los cree tes ce ores re.rg:0F ~ Cheegre a ics ruceerminacion y el derecho 2 unine 3 sus hermanos cuance asi lo deseea. Esors puntos fueron propyestes por or custutricense Samuel Geviricy no pudiende ocultar loc inrcreses ve, dedicd su expesics en todas las formes pushes oUt ‘a Soviction. Y acabé per Reese ze ante defens2 del sionismo ir moa! are "3 general de las N : $65. propuso que sé le < a auzisno, al neon: igs cores formas de colon bocce razas y nacioasiidzdes, Resovesta. De az pecscais prosrecias redtctd ua toe to dence respoadid a lus or. cn movimiento 2 Psy sisoviction ¥ de 2 we Khe ferencia ¢ "Es: relacién of «Lamady de Con st Ga» del Comite en Defers: ce Im Dare ches de fos Jevios en fa URSS y os Qore ferencia orgenizada por timismea err qe se eclcbrd les dias My iS ce aan, eeckramos: + © “La posicien activa contha el amor tismp y OTs LOTMA dc disctierur PRATAMT tzcul en cualquict pare del riunds, ov td amido de Concigncia» rie A event seeder, fo sirve af esti atron us loees. he fries, Es me de enew J y de ravere ae mn sia 2 y antimperialista hayan acs coniaadidas,. prestzado sas Gras a ca Fouinca, IS dei myo ee 86 : i ante thee a Heres ce. emer Names. 7 . wre hte Demat dire cash tlh Z * tala poten creer ne ee a a 14-00000 ° tas leo7ias antisemitas 2D Sic ined ) nein se trusctun OF es pais de or fons Lo is caustencia ce! ae sovicti= ca, usin nraria y frazesral de nu- Rifeea pu. sus, esti imimumence ligada ali bai conyecucate contra estas abe- Fracioses chavinistas, © “La camp.ia mundial —que ahora se &XPioa en Mexico— coats el lamado 4a. mi su SOVictiCOs fo sitve a 2 . Ja Coe falsea dehbersdameare la situa = de los judios ea la URSS. Tar sco acta algo a fa frsternided en- ue bes pucdlas, porque tiénce a desviar la Ateinia de estos de los verdzderos prox Rustotes hl sucismo y el anrisemitismo, cuma lus neonazis y las beNcistas que uns vee nus, levantan cabeza ea Alema- ai y en los Escszdos Unidos. 229s en la URSS sozan en la dud ds los mismos dezechos y tie- Nilus QOUEICIORSS Gue 10s ae- , politico ¥ retigioso. To- m en sentido contrasio, es © consideraciéa subjetiva tad de comprobaciéa. o al desarrollo libre de su ca cn fengua nacional, yi- - 4 felis sovicticos, sus artistas x a creando obras que conti eta de ba cut: « Ccficiencias originadas en Suscida de la minozia judia nia Ens. gue no vive concentrada en un ceriteria & aida y que cosace ademis Ja praceso de asimilaciéa, grawuitos defensores de ia iz en la URSS siempre haa yr cifaniado esa cultura, por- 3 culrira de los demis pue- gre tama 10s so ristias, su forma es nacicnal y su pitcar pusados «defensores» su noga- va a dilost, en el pasado y el pzesen- te, con ius sepceentantes mas sobresalicn- . tes de esa cocmura? © “Los verdsleros organizcdores de la * conferercia mcncionada tratan €n reali- dad de ampoacr, dade sfucra y con po- siciones anzisovicticas, una anacrinica 30+ _ Incidn nacisaslissa estrecha y de ghetto, | af minoris judia de la URSS, que ligne da intimamence a La cpopeya histurica de la cunsruce a Qui sacialisma, nu comul- #2 con hs Sfess de movimientus politi- cos judios ¢ an raundo capizalis. e “Ls rebcs es amistos:s entre el puce bla de Macy y la URSS bo, deben ser pesturbsz_s pur la accida de -verzas que 80 sitvan a los verdaderus inteteses de . Mexico, ni cumoeco a las incereses vitales saree gweld CN CL mundo en su le mayo de 1966 ‘ we { : . i : j bo . 7 a | ; ! oo Vo. | nee . . ‘. i | CARLOS PELLICER wejanto al nazismo, ab accnasiscva y a teas ss otras formas de eotaviilmo lucha por Ja plena iguaided y fratezaidad con lus demis puchtas”, Hasta el 18 de =uyo habian freado ese manikes:o progresista, que cor 1 un reco al proze de antisovietisme que ba surgido en México, iss siguientes perso- nas: Vicente Lombarda Toledas do; David Alfaro Siquciros, p dratico; Rius, cariczurista; Rague. Tibol, critica Ge aste; Ezmito Abreu Gomes, cs- critor; Enrique Sema, economise: Marga- rita Paz Paredes, poetisa; Fernarco Car- ‘4 aoe i ec a a ee ee José Luis CeceSa "..an8 anscrésica solacion...” ene emerge a aterm Magrin Luis GUzMAN Merceces Queveds, nel Mee: Ancics, agrong- La Caboda, es escriy oat Lic. Xb. Pintors; mo; Jos vier Gn: za; José Luis an pond ta; Marco ro Montero, exzitory Aa- tonia G i ditigeni: Freak Rosendo G. ists ‘Adri jana $2 Davila, pericistay Jisé ‘cade, pintor, Lic Luis Cozd guista; Sersco Vejar, direczor de cine: J vier Guerre. pinto; Gerari. Divi, pes ‘tiodista; Liz. Juan Manuel Gomez Gere ” prez; Francisco Mora, pinias, Lic. Arcuzo Rivera M.: Ramon Ramirez, scosamissz; Jorge Goday, cirector de rei:n., Edmun- do Jariéa, petiodisca; Earieze Bosdes, fordgrafo; Norberio Marines, _pinior; Froylin Mzajurrez, periodiss:, y Oscar Frias, piscoe. me tebe hee dept ed ate 1 PANORAMA NACIONAL ny ew -- Hee reas 14-0000 . : : . Loe woe Nae ve : : Co. tere Sects Ks cues Ley 23 : i L : SPR TINP er sm mee sen es ae ae an eng Se enti momento eteteoe + f : 3 i benee ‘ Fete i 2 escs . . £ ES Davi, + ee hantentarss Liss PACH. as : { aces lien { : i j af ‘ . bp? ° ~ } j- a } fas iis s3ufudus “We oo i 3 7 WG G. fae C8 iva a sven ar ene. t . ‘ e-cusa Ce la os. cca log orev : : : rer . rr 7 ¢ ao itt wa f. . Mite ada ala lucha ccnete: 1 3 © Cset8 ab. " . A 1 « : a Norieacerica. “2a cabeza en 3 3 <2 los Esiadas Uacos de teresas furerzcs Cxe ro sitwen = 2 Mextza m interesss Vitales do los = $s tus Phe te 2S el mundo, ea su lu wri. pleaa 5. dos fx idics en Ja URSS sozan en iguaida’ y frateraic.. ssa tos dems la actuat y Weaen las musmas los dems ciudadares »: David Alara S ~uUs fae. D.Ator Manel Marcue Paradasy ges atidad de los musmes corechos campos cconcnke, social, poliuco y pucvicn, . sere Lefivarde Totesa19, aoe "Gastro Leal, eacr tee Mexisa, D. F., 16 <: Aah Setter nemee toe Sere en ~ mere Jerse Tamtss. or peero Seiten a Cecena, econorcisca Jose Crivez “v.16, pentor bee cineta Terrazas, ge . . ‘ Fronc.sso Me - iC re . , Mure a Ge & Sancatursete ¥ Tool, eretica de ame Oira Comm Fersdsta ane asst sete BIAtSE fries Awe, pres Aine +a ne NS EH 28 ane A ne ne RM ey . Jboty cart ® Reirso “Lopes Torays, > rg . eo my Qyerede, gintera . | Ne ne Tae Sruna 2 Artur Monte a . . 3 gs 2 tontero, © lo : i 3 Bersea Nangtl, tot. eras perc ok : Bret) a, periesian , { ta 4 Gudret, penad sta 7 Estrada ban3, -enee : . . 3 i . on me vo a akaeey bea ta al TR -w Gastites rae fe . bed Baws n, HENOT @ n aera Ne a... 29 to.4 . . { fiena hades a & “ate g saeuen pees * 2 a hund Radigt, pron Jy } : =. M. rae meas Can ao . . q. 1 Tiweteet Mander, A rare Alone Minar saseade ; t . . sen insene ® Wiper, erities €e arte; Rey ' 3 . . { ka ote ett as Gamgta AD ™ . i } . i +. Sree eo panes : . . : i . 3 v Citnday periediata Lon . : "ice Murtatas pont ra wg id de Cruz Chavez, ote } . - cos des pe eg Thame ' i 7 . i ! . . . — . ? , . wre AllimmnP - 276 7 Sos ‘ . . - eds: ant oe 2 ‘ : . . roo : i oo . . . a . . - . . ay 5 aie wert eu it Cadada, escr. melt Seca Arvid Kimires, econ. w sta tae Serine enn ner oe 14.90000 y 7 j we - : : a ey - 4 - i 4 Oe tan a oP oe ee To] Peete rey 4% se . ” + . i « o e OGL te eT kat Ne ee oe ne ew he oad od Nos ab BTA RTT Tt Ne ma orem aA: PaO Dsrind.. 22 Le lll SE LOS IUDISS) rg FR PSTN ee pees yew § j fons bee eee oe ee : ? i doa in@ de un eximen, Wore ce i23 'nse ebn ‘ tlenlsrae 2 GIFOS paises, cecpues de Dizer sido se- | a te una brechs entre ha sit arelos por dive: . » Ge igualduc que Ia Constitucion de la UxSS _ eHemos Ia pena conviccion cue ia atén * conhere a los judios, y su situacion re Gobierno ce (2 URSS a : el plano reizioso, cultura!, econémi ; iclones, Latra de sutisferer laaspira- muno. Estamos convenciéss aue di Cio. ce justicla dé 03 puchlus y su acaesion cion se hula en contradiciiun & .2 Secluracion Universal de los Derectos — «: ‘ que persigue la sociec.s sovietica, y su evo- c ombre. Li n...ma contriuzizs, ademas, i} iucion desde 1956. Estamos asimisio con: G a la renovac:tay fortulccicentodeias j cidos que L: misma consiiuye un od nas y lazos ersistosos que cha acdtud =f, para aminozar la tension intermacioasi. Es ceria a lu USS, al. relajamienio dela « Por esia razon que esiomas igualmenie tens-on internacional, meta que iscos anhe- «: stiadidos que el Govierno ce la Union 52 tamos. i f ; hoy fe as s rare sensible ai Wamamienzo que CAPI.05 PELLICER i e ‘ ma ete tetSe Presidcate del Comise 3 t SOLICITAXOS DEL GOBIERNO DELAURS seenciado Serzio Alvarez Castro; Max \ 1.—Que conficra a les judios soviéidcas Aub, escrito, Abeardo Avila, oribccor Ar- © | 3b dorks ts Aecarratlar fibremente su cul- neic Belkin, pintos, licenciado Caras Carzero , tura espescfica, con medios identicos a cque- ee te SLSTl2y Rist Costetto nes sencteneas Los de que disponen las demas cultures na- €scior Teodoro Cesserman; Al: Caumacero, : clonales: textos, pericdicos, bibliotecas, tea- or, Hector Craz, pintor; Uces.c:ado Ser- “ tros, enseZanza, ete. g-0 Dominguez Virpas, catecrz. Roberto . “ 2.—Que permita a los judios soviéticos Diment, actor, Lean Felipe, poeza: Juan Gar- Ponce, cseritor.doctor Luis Garrido; Ar- Gasca, escritor; senador Luis Gomez 2-; profesor Julio Gonzalez Tejeda, catedraii- » 6scritor, D253 ere Gui- airal; Juan Jase Gurrola, practicar su religion y cisponer libremen: ce ce los textos, contar can o es y con los objetos necesarios 2 la opservancis cel culto; . . 3.—Que autorice a tos judios ‘.avteticos » director q 1 4 para que. a semejanza ce las demas ze..gio- cior testral, Joaquin GuticrrezHeras,com- + 1 nes, pueéan organizarse en comynicacecs re- zB z; Sergio « economista: ArturoGuz- 4 ligiosas ea todo el terrizono, y a estasiecer Tan, eseritor, tegind Hemances Llerzo, pe- , ‘ios culturales y ‘de culto, con sus . ta; Jorge Ibzrgiiengoitia, esertor; Fran- aT ¥ . : 2 “ ignaros; te 4 . pasa eaza, Pinter, Benjamin Lazreano Luna, . 4.—Que, a fin de evisar en el futuro toda renie Mexicano Pro-Derecha, manos; Vi- 2 ; pubiisaeea antisemita dei tipo de: "2! Judzis- gente Lefiero, eseritor, Juana Lopez : >! mo al Descubjerto” y “El Judaismo y el Moectezuma, director tesrek Jacobo | Sionis Contemporareo”, asi como ciertos .fargolis, pintoz, licenciado Czrlos Me : Sionismo Pi * : . ‘ : i! folletines ¥ caricuturas que aparecen ex Jorma Cina Juan Vicente Melo, escrnitoz Hector Men- i} regular ea la prensa sovietica, se ejerza un Gor, escriter y director tezire: licenciado . \ severo certrol sobre dicho tipo de progsganda Rozen Moheno, diputado; Jzeste Mondlak, HH racial. Dxho control sena sumamentc viable esex.tor, Carlos Lonsivais, escrito, Magda ~ * # teda vez gue existen ea la URSS los crganis- Mezxtoya, coreograia, docior 3=uei Moreno mos adecuados para Hevarlo a cabo; ; 8 vera; doctor 2t2rcos Moshinss; Jose Emi- { 3.—Gue una legisiuc.on especial sancione io Pacheco, esezitor; licencicés Carios Pelli- 4 } los delizas de indole sacista, Velanco espe- cen arquitecto Sz:vador Pinoce_y, Hero Ro- A Gialme.re porque dichas tendencias antise- exguez Toro, périodista; Fanny Rabel; pin- ; i elaine xS leguen a poner en peligro ante la tor: Malkah Itasell, escritore y penodista: * to mites oT. > los derecuos de ios procesora Mana cel Carmen Hesiez Aj Jose justicia, la igualdad ce los cere Revuellas, eseri ie : Loo. . judadanos sovicticos, considerarco que los Revue tas, esers : cisco ves ee jentes procesos por Geiitos econozucos y engzuez, diputsco; licenciado 3 doctor Andces Serta Ro- . startle Acosia, catedra cenas a muerte cue les siguicvon, dan ' 4 Dee Re las concenas a erre Tibon, seriouista; Li lugar ai temor de gue cicha igusidas no cs jas. senadon, G ood nteraxcente aplicada en el caso de los judios; cexciado Juan Tovar, Jacobo Zauiudowsky, : a F nevolenci pera . ‘iL OPE Que considere con benevolencia el = peviodista, _ ; { i H i] a . / j bo El Nevtloe iy PC ; | ‘ o _ 9. 60 he: a am , . TTD A MI PRIDT: Vo" 2/9 705 Y/ . j ete wo sla es cm. 14-0000 =) Geta nt ust VaR. x LAG 3 bo retin” ys t8g Hibe HMSO omy. - as) ye . ihe WO an ete aa) 4 i rtd HeGSUIe 7D did yayved ° ° , 4 ote Oe oy me 2 te , “7 ree Wen es we ls La orsanize 2! Dsio. de Estado, denz-cia ta ADAP Wdbewer ewe caw Le Asociacisn } Comps en arora te Periadists sctid cl paso a iz ieLES ss pase Gos semcanes por ws arupo cl servicio def imperislismo rcorteamericano que S2 Cclenta coma “delecsor te ios judics”. En un decade fento fumeco por el its. Lanier Compas Ponce, Anton.o Carcm y Gerardo oz: presidonie, secretario y voccl, ‘especticamente ae fs wetian ef cerécter de ia ~ 4 storia, presentan un kecs> a a 2 corrsbarer wae tos kilos ¢2 oe i: que Kye Bb tedm teres eet ee DLs lta tj del imperistismo g domes! ran con unt if Serie dz dctos cue en le Unisn Soviética a MO 025832 Ghcningiven contra los Judes i Este docuriento fue emitidg dias entes Bi del esuncisco “Congresg Lotingamerica- BL ona” gue grupos subcencionados por ef 3 Depert o ce Estata planeaban ink cies en Jiéxice ef sobs MH. En ta detlersciin de referencia Se So fcla e! princizio que ls sersona encargae da dz recolecter firmss r2ra et Ularia- wnlento que aparecis en tcdas los dicrios de esis cindad ef 23 de chrit en “defensa de los dereshos de las juzas en la Union ” Sovidtice”, es nadz mezas que ta ciuta- dora rortezmerizena Jans Ictob, persona” muy iiseda con fa: poltics Rofieumeri- canes cue aciicn en noestro pcis y quien inmedictermente después ce regresar de un lergo siaje por Estztos Unidos, Eu ropa y ef Stedio Orente. se dedicd a cone seguir firmss dz intelect=sles y persona lidedeé progresistes. para el cocumento antisoviético, gue sirve 22 base para fa consocsioriz de un conzreso supuesta- mente erigizo G& “defenter @ fos judios (Pesz c la page 4) rage trae bys parte a of sbepht . sor} eee meee tee ee ne nae enn antties toa meal aceite tenn a ets: woe ke . ceca ere eT ee nremnnae ES meet ahot careers — pnedenn ee feet names mene ay tte alin Comsat te eas ap em a ok att beam a tt sre vaish nt ands 14-0000 ad re ae é 2 VES! Les fiemactes Bel rian sy | fos kabile senen blo les promo- vine j aclitud de desesriinnza hock bores ¢¢ la ¢omecta. : Resto de una de ler “peliziote: S@ hace ey ef Hamamie-to ertisor Pare “que se conceds @ los jnci Uccs ef derecho a deserrollar Mbrericnte * f su cultura especifica con modos idénticos & oquetios de que disronen: ins demis ' Cultueas ngtionsles: textos, perisdicos, bl blioteces, teatros, ensefsnzes, etc.”, ta AMP dice: “,., los dos millones y tercio de judios que Jorman parte ce pueblo so- apebidtico vlurn exactamente izzel que el resto de tis 109 nacionctidates y de los 1 grupos wines a necionalidedes extrane Jeras. Eu euanto a su cultura especijica, tomo todos Ins. del mundo tiende a ju slonorse y a unijicarse... iss iadios en fodas partes asisten a los mirnas escuc 12s donde gan tos rusos, ucronisnos, uz- sbecos, ete, Reziben. como todos los de més, edutction gratuite en totos tos ni veles”. Otros datos que demuestran que fe Ateatele tar oh. dy Iodine am Ia HOSS” Hi es slo una invencién de los egentes & ; Sueldo del yron capital yangui, son los we Slgulertes: . : | En la Whlioteca Lenin de Mosed kay . v1 70.490 kbrus en uidish y 50.000 cclimenes en ese mismo idioma, en la Scnedrin de Leningrado, Los judios en Iz URSS dis- Ponen de publicaciones en su idioma. ast por ejemply Ia resista mensual “Yidish Hemlend” tire 23.069 ejemplares. Se pu- s@ bliten edirincee de autores judios tanto 3 Sovidticos como extranieros gue aleanzcn l« Uredes de millones de ejempleres como es 2 ef ecso de Shatem-Aletiem. Las kebreas . ‘ disponen también dz sus progios teatros. “Ademés de ello —sze dite en ef docu- Mento, eisponen de ura lerra pari. far, extlusiva, @ Ia que muchos Momen palria propla y gue existe desde mayo de 1534, miucho antes da que los hérces judios de ta postguerra arrencaren Isrce! ef poder inglés... calzulamos en medio millon los yudiog que ksbiton en esa re existen en i332 repibiica exlénoma, B55n culinoma Nemece Birobd:djan, ta “Macho mis padricmas citar —dice fie tual fornia parte de la URSS y abarca naimente le Cecleresion Eo la A ana superficie de $2 mil Roiimuiros cuse contesiacida a los errcs2s ¢: dredcs”, 8 contin " ese grupo de personcs lista deteisda de fa cantided de estue “eo . i! fas, institutos, centros médicos, ete. que Ar fo HimeA7 Ht ne Mai aller of ak i i i i H ; | ¢ a) aol: were ety HOT puns 2 etl eon an estate tern pat neeeansreninal tre ae wa te dae eens one 14-0000 H 4 ; pre + HMMA . porulee que en 2 gla Hi ee . . [ROT NOIN N, - N31 ETT on RDO PPB A MA PAM Ae CS ASIGS EN LA Maes fd eae an tbat ot Ne a Ne INTRIGA UBLEIN es una ciud2d polaca ea Ja cue Hitler ki pens concensrer s tos judios en ua Aocinado . gnctta de tantos misones de ciscriminados como habitantes tiene hoy Tokio, En al histérico avant porn conker cnr ts Usidn de Reniblicas So avonts porn sinher clalistas Sovicticns, Hitler consideré que ca vez de concentrer a log judics se creaba menos problemas Silos matata de una buens vez, En los crematorios y fosas da log campos de concentracicn ezigidos por Jos nazis em su marcha dacia el orienta quedaron Ing 28 y los cac4verts de seis mullozes de judios. contra el nacivoscismo costé a la URSS 26+ millones da vidas humans. on En is ciudad de Lublin Nacié Jacob Glatstein. Joven an cxgr6 a las Estados Unidos y s2 ccnvirtid, con @i corces Ge los aflos, en una de las mis brillantes fi guras c2 ls poesia y ce fia erizica iileruria en lengua idish, Tienz ahora 70 aics y milita en jas filas del pariido Poulé Sién (Trebaiadores de S:¢a), que agru- pa a los sionistas de tencencia socisidemdécratg de derecha. Los poalesionis:2s editan en Nueva York el semanaric Indishor Kémpfer (Luchador judfo). En septiembre de 1965, y en este péridcico, publicé Ja- gob Glaistain un comentario bibliogritico sobre Ho- rizontes, una antologia cca la producc:ca mas recien: te de los poctag judios de la Unién Sov.ctica que es criben en lengua fdish, de.lg que se acababan de editar en >:cscd 5,000 ejemplares, nucezo que e] Co- mentarista sefialé como bastante consicerable para una anto’c>/a ¢e poesia nueva en cualquier parte dei mundo, Giststein celebrapa haber descubierto en Ho- rizontes a por lo menos una docena de poctas de primer orden a quienes, decfa, “elogio sin titubeos porque ‘son maestros dei verbo y notables artffices oe Io emotivo y lo temdtico... El {dish en manos de los msgistrales poctas de la Union Sovistica es una creacién maduva que se sustenta mis en un sabor la gran poesia del pasado. Ahf{ se | do wna savis popular cue ha ampliado WIN EG tuNe ed Gy aN. an: ; verdsca: te sus horizontes”, Ya para terminat | gu comentario Jacob Glatstein afirmaba: “La antolo. zsaes Viene a demostrar que la palabra sh vive en la Uni6n Sovictica”, tte en dad ju.'a de habla {dish en México ag una Ce las mas jovencs de la América Latina: tie es us 60 alos de exstencla y unos $9 mil culem: Te ee concentran Frincipalmente en la capital ; cludades de Monterrey y Guadalajara, Or zo Mayo de 1685 me ee pot ga ic Aron -2gad7 =] Ch PRPS EN Ah ATER TTR AKER ica . may . , ‘ mars fr A af oe 3 Spy Vile oe eden NG by Mo Ne KR PRESS AP A eRe f i , ‘ “wa izeda al estilo tradicicnal, cuenta con un ¢2r Oriivo, varias sinagczas y muave’es..2! tititos de enseflanza, en cinco de los cu. sefia & los jOvenes la lergua fdish, En estes 66 ciics, hubo en México tres pcstas que crecsron en {dish obfa CiZhA de CONSIUcraciuA: beyun WeLLEr, wave Gukowski y Jacobo Gizatz, Los dos primeros han muerto y el sohreviviense, Jacobo Glantz, decicié en 1963 a los 61 atos de edad. cambdiar el {dish por el espafol, porque sz poesia en avuel idioma, a pesar de les colegios e utos que Io ensefan, no cuenta con lectores en O, Ahora bien, Jacob Glantz, pocta ‘dish de Mé Xien, que nacié en Ucrania 15 afios iscas del esta Kido da 1a Revoluci6n ce Octubre. v ques antes de su emigracion @ este dais, en 1925, habla's:¢o profesor ae Yreratura en Odessa no firmd el “Liamado de"- conciencia” que el 22 cz abril pubiicé en todos los periédicos de la capita! e! denominado Comité Me, xicano Pro Defensa de iss Derechos co iss Jud{os en la Unién Sovistica, que preside Car! eminente poeta mexicana que no sélo no tee el id:sh sino Guée no sabe nada <2 pcesia o de liseratura en esa lengua, - ‘ Ese Ramado. que Pelicer firmé sunque segura Mente no redact6, porgze los términos que io com. t 7 i poe nen gedit neon ateaseae SS ae hs Bane eee Tn in ao emf Lq numerose concurrenria, prosidida por don Martin Luis Guzméa, i i 4 2 beeline ar 2s Peilicer, * ol oUt Y i t i i A H ! j 14-0000 4 oe CARE Me a ashe ce err Ponen son edci iZfaticos a los us Momo res que han vozizo circz en muchos palscs, sche: biemo da ta URSS “cue ¢ ticos el derecho 2 dasarr Ta esnceffica, con medias Que cisponen ‘as demds cul Pericdicos, bi _ Peuicer es preta jg vias ce su sensib:idad y de cu .cima podtica son la Fealicad mexicans, las tradiciones nacionales y esa x : ee [ Cr Carlos famcer. w. pewie, Mote Lule Comer, el eseri tor: Jeccho Mendlax, sl orgenizador lenzua. que €l Cepura y c!>lsra porque'la hebla su pucolo y hay textos, peree.cos, oijiotecas, iecios y escuclas per medio da los cuales la lengua y su correspondiente cultura se cesarroliaa | Pellicer, que es poeta, gpucce creer que e> tas con “lurincsa potencia creadora", qua ias sa Viag populeres amplien sus Aacmzontes, que ua idio- iia 88% Claboredo con “tanto conocimiento y vircuo’ sismo, con tan original y extracrdinaria piasticidad” silf donde la cultura en ese ic: cho & Gésstroularse libremente? gLo crean asi poe: tas de la tala ce Rosario Caszellanos, de Jcsé Emi lio Pacheco, de Miguel Guardia, de Ledén Felipe, o escritorcs qua conocen les euténticog seerctos del @ificil y vivo cficio de les letras, como Max Aub, Alf Chumscero, Juan Garela Ponce, Jorge Toargiten- goitia, Vicente Lesiero, Caztos Monsivdis, Josi Re vueltas y Gutierre T.b6n, que junto con Pellicer -firmaron ese “Liamado de conciencia", que de tal slo tlene e] titulo, pues el nombre que le correspon- derfa, después de someterlo a un. riguroso anilisis objetivo, seria el muy inonesquiano de “Liamado de un grupo de mal informades que firmaron porque dicen que les dijeron lo que no les consta porque no saben nada al respecto y la culpa de todo ia tiene Bertrand Russel?” : ., Deacs no snarece Ja firma de don Aiartin Luis, El ya encizao (79 afos) autor de Ej Szulla y la ser lonte vy Ls sombra del caudilio, el escritor Martin Guzmén, gusta del infantil juero de las esoon’ d:icalas, En 1965 fue éI quien convencié a Carlos Pullicer porta que juntos asistieran a la Conferencia Letinoamerecana Soore la Situaciéa de tos Judios en la URSS que se celedré en Rio de Janeiro los dlas 14 y 15 de septiembre ¢e ese ato, Pero he aqui ave entre las 53 firmas que suscribieron ef “Llama do de conciencia”, que apareciO en cuartos de pla: ha. al dia siguiente, en tccos los diarios, en inser cen waa por la nomeamericana June Cob, no ceareco et nombre de don Martin, {Se habla rotirar . x10? Al contrsrio, prefirié6 en ese ma- A a du aries al + ra 9 no eatin) tina porqu> hacfa mes y medio firm. as o Ca, 12g Cartes en tts que sz eCtudles mexicancs y lnusoamericn ala ¢onferencia que sz clectucria “en 12 cit 3 13 2 15;¢ ate) odjctive f2 Gcuparse, ¢ camente el 7 2 frente en la cortas, el cc. raonizscor di ls ceaferencla io integrabaa, junto con ¢on Lui ifarcin, el Dr. Luis Garrida y les Ueenciados Anaré Szrra Rojas y Carns Pellicer, Nias he acul cue sin guna Ce cuits personas se preser cin de prensa cue el Comite itexi Ge les Judfos de Ia Unién Sov: ea central de ja coraunic “énie uno Ge los pocos [<clog (2°) en te habian firmado el Wamado, un wil Jacouo & exe eg COMcrciante pero s2 Cita escritor pur ic tculos que p ¢ Oo que sale cizunat Viees al aio, io: , Copano del m3 whe corcehista de ics grupos sicnisics que existea ex Siéxico, El asistente de Monclax en la conferencia de nrensa era otro Ge los peces tirmantes judios de CocumMenio, scipig Gua, awe. oe! la presentaree en 10s espectécuios de trola y que tiene con Walter Rudi erngéa una clcina —C * zcteme donde se conci con empresas israelfes. ina, en el Pas20 de la 2 faa la que se oczpd en &: reproducciones jotastaticas y m:mecgra. cumentas sodze Ja situacién ce Jos jus: URSS, antes, durante y cesaués de ja co <o prensa, y Ca preparar el material que uiclizarfan tos intelectuaics que se reunigron en e) Boiei Det Prado los “fas 14 y 15 de mavo. Que el interds de don Martin Luls era rauv grande lo prueba el hecho cn cue fue él quien ievd la voz car¥ante ea la entrevista que e} comié tuve ei los primercs dias de abczii con el secratcrio de Gcbemaci6n, Lie, Luis Echeverria, para solicitaric el pesmiso ce rigor para qua ia conferencia pudiera celebrarse. Y fue 61 tamb.in quien ocupd desde e: primer momento la presicencia de la réuaisa Del Prado teand Russell, tan admirado en el munco extezo por sus protestas contra tods brote belicista, ha sido e! consagrado ajonjolf de este sats antisoviciico; a éi . Sa. le atribuye un mensaje cuya autenticidce plens convendria sveriguar, pues ‘ni et estilo ni ios con _ €eptos corresponden q los dé ctros documentos que Svore este mismo asunto fira.d Russell. Exirullo re sulta que el comité haya descu‘dado la -presentacién ea una copia fatostatica con ia tirma ‘del savio in ’ glés, En lugar de eso se aistrisuyé una dizque tra. duccién en papal con mermbreie de Ja! Conterencla Latinoamericana de Estudios Sobre la 'Situacién de la _Minorla Judfa en la URSS, y ple de pagina que ‘ dice: “organizada por el Comité Pro Defcasa de ios. ercehos de los Judfos calla Unién Soevicuea™. E! “monsaje” de Lord Russell estd redacicda en ba estilo burdo, digna de la pequesiez espiniual del se- for Mondlak, . ; : : i Con todo y su orientaci6n humanitaria burzuer , sa, los mensajes de Russcli que se corocen esiaban’ ; 121 do Mayo de 1985 i crm Seen rec laa aller sb te El santo Bertrand RussetL. El gran pacifista Ber" re 14-0000 ' + FO ee eee ee a eee ne Ree fee ee nn Ge oe Seemeenete a expres,dos con Cieniced y con u- respeto esencial por los grandes lozras de los pals pociulistas hace apenas un ailo, Reacell comenzes 7 zk su 19 @ una conferencis similar celebzada en atris cg 1965 en Estocolme: “Es de gran imporiancia que |. situacién de los juices en fa “Units Sov . utilizada camo arm en la ge : en Occidente que ra continuar e in: entre el Este-y-ei-C La autotidad cemoeritica de Tertrand Rescelh est4 avalada por <= ¢ecidida prsién antimper-cils, ta, y para muestra fasta un p4rrafs de su meénscie 4 la Conferencia Triccz=:inental efectuzdca en‘ercro dé 1866 en La Habanz, Cuba, “Por teda la Araérics La. tina —dice—, re;fmenes corrompidos y tirdsicoa asesinan al pucb!c y lo manticnes en un est2co de inanicién y enferscezad ccbico 2] apoyo militer y econémico de la camarilla gobernante noreerneri cana para los tirezos locales. Tza pronto como w puedto se alza ccxsra la opresién, el poderio mili tar norteamericano entra directemente en ace.én éPor qué, entonces, log pueblos <1 mundo hin de confiar_su destino a aquellos cue co:aboran con los regimenes titeres o tratan de excubrir a los 7.080 fs - rios verdugos? Les frutos de cz] politica pucden verse dondequiere que ha sico-eplicada: en Treg 0 Indonesia, en Guatemala o en Zresil". eCudntos de fos consplcuas representantes da ‘gorllzs que don 3tzrtin Luis JogrS reuniy ‘en el Pra: cern ens ge La dindmica June Cob. 2: de Mayo de 1936 . : s| rt re rr ne Sr ne eee. ag firmar junt 9 con eXpurto en Polis i2ha Co ese -MCasa ee, © Sta At > et Stito ea . 25 “de fa R278! a Ectcdo de jaaat ua créite 2 ae 100 milloncs ce wicrsos para “prosaover uns co.cboraciéa continza risa ambos palses”. a pesar Ce las cenizas todavia colentes de los sais mullones dz judfes que fuerca v.tiimas ayer ¢2 les generoses acreedores Co hoy, ni sa han reunido a cenfereacicri para ver qué sz poede hacer contra el agresivo antisomitismo ce las Srupos ultras Ce Argentina, Uruguay, Brasil y oucs Buisos: de la América Latina? f2IS otra firma. En Ia fcroztica que se distri. bey6 cel mensaje del auserte Carlos Peiicer a los teanicos en el Prado, cualeuier James Ecnd hubiera podido notar cue, siendo copia fotostatica, no treia la firrsa autogrartiada del poeta, y que no hablencs asiztido Pellicer por encontrzse en Tesasco, como 20 necficaron varios periddicos, la carta Girigida a Jos delegedcs estaba fechada ea México, D. F.% "Detrig de nosctros —aiirmabu en su menseje Pelicer— no hoy ninguna fuerza. Que actuar como Jo estamos ho terrible saber cue Eertrand Ruseil a ! gran filésofo ing!és, protesta, como io 4.2 i. .Recho por el gsunito que nos reune, ine ; ‘pulscdo por aistn gobierno, El + i+ ‘eseritor inglés es uno ce les espfritz mis altos y limpios de tecos ios tiempas 3 y nos honra pensar como él en esta : cuesti6n ivdfa”. . _éNo ba pensado Pellicer, que tan sa. : biamente maneja el hermetismo, de ics j sirbaios de la estatuaria antigua, que Tauchas veces el mZs honrado creco isvacista y anti iscriminatorig puede por ingcauided. eouneidir c esn lag dates. tinsciones cde los Barry “Goldwater ¥ ctros esmpgones det ‘racismo y'la dis. criminaciéa? ¢Cémio puede Pellicer ponez “* . en primer plano el predlema de.los jas : dios da ta URSS, Ics Unices que-hoy en ; dia profucen una viva, una renovaca t cultura en icish ea todo el mundo, F:) : pesar da las granccs ¢oncentreciones ce fudios en los. Estados Unides yien Ar pentina, Olvidando que es en Alemania Occidental donde s{‘se profanan coo alarmante frectencia los Viejas cemente Fios juzios y las tantas veces vilipendia. das sinagogas? 7 i E] df2 en qte se revele la trama in- visible de este asunté, ante el fusi Jos Judios de la URSS han tenido que rese- cionar diciendo un “No me ayudts co> padre™, se verd ue cdo se origina en la guerra fria y én ta necesidad de hacer eividcr la guecra‘en Vietnam y la’ discr ue minaciéa contra los Hepros. 14-0000 « .! wee i ' wad COMAO Avene ~o2Tei0, an nienelin el que cer ; re : mayo, Lunes ds ele, is cont af s en ia = RE ex cava. Bre activa la di- . Fest ez exicura) é boa,’ quien . . agut $2 Teeter C2 ios fudiss en ta Savic bra provoea. Gor: cz la euzl SU do amsHamenre. . zragable, cc 1 angreso ce &: bre de Susana u svaeli haya is. Que excedan la! £ 258, que es él inter: ne he lore arrazg: we : =z Q. . e.cnal ce Ballcs Ar. 268, ¥ no se mins (Como ocurre o. ‘ <2, 0 con e Aas jeans, o el : i resmbio Culiu . } el interés 0 la inteneisa ce ct . oF muslna del renegedo pectenvaitece Car Ics valores jcicnnies y las cor 2 etbecs Ja muy aatigua y a ia vez muy joven cultura Israel{. Eals 5 en ecre’ aziz 2a Go 2eiéa June Cobb tour La bohemia mm tanta manta eamoa que ha cundido en < gua te darla derecho Gieria socter ce la fntelaetuall mexicana ha sida + > Corresponaas 2s _Extranjere cs Cue bucn caldo de cultivo para ef dlanecito Canalot qua sr- 1 blilten, y no a una asociac sramente tP2e en ¢esriera “al” June Cobb. ; erkiores. Cue Wane su sede Cucid no esté muv lefane el memento en aue figuras - Je=lar de grupos da periodis:cs e up 2 Fesnatadas coma Frencisco erde. Salvador Ne- tuc es €& Club de Pericdistas de Méxisn . Héctor Azar. Celestine Gorostiza. Luis Reves de la 2 CObb conose muy bien ics citculos cultoraies va Carlos Solfrzaro y otres se orecunten slarmades nas, pugs hs cuscddo amistad con pintores, es-- aud intereses culturaies pueden eommartir can un bri. on acticcas, misices y demis espociaiistas en la eae wv dintmice acente fernenino ee Ja Interpol, la A arustica. wee Misién vine a cumplir en s22s- ol ¥, la ACI. - + <c2 trabaja a las érdones del satio- 3 _ 25p0n sable en ia Agencia Cox tro, ef eseritor alsman Gtinter Crass; a iz dsrecha, a wt, ofieina cuys Zuncién consist2 an da scherita June Ccts y el eceritor Monteforte Toledo, . < cicerios inteleetuauias, tanto de isos Es. ae en; ' é> otros paises, usando como fa: . oo 24 en 3 : cans de investigaciones pora uni-" i * | ses, i . ° . % Ccbb pudodeciriealatnterpol (Se : ? :2a", gayén van las cosas, ea Méxica el | ‘ i su icfe Daniel J:mes y la Agencia Central : TH, A \ ' : ta £3 i224 tan escueto al tan brillant. Za- |’ . : ‘ “S cobshudades queen tornoaeste caircho fe * - a ismos de ponetracién y pre; i “f os Bo tuviero:. oa cuenta i . ; } : 2 soe extre inteloctuales no.sdlo hay qua. | i . . 5 te _Esteligente, como lo es la seisrita H | i : _ 39 Gua, S273 ¥ tarabiéa, hay qué set inicke : : : Sajor eas intelectual, comir y pensar eomo j i . . . ., . r . } . . \ . . t 4, : ‘ H ot . wee : ‘ : . Ok . - 7 g- . tae . . ’ - 14-0000 ye yo es Stent nace teen snecenarnyon mt ae hae Tit8 eter seem apt n ES “beg Et Se mma arpa | MiTH wetian 7 _ ° - . . H a . : ~ ‘ _ Io. : . i ‘ ; . . \ : . } 3 ‘ H : - | 3 4 aScClsAcrIiy Da Licreoinrs So Ltr), 4. C. . . ' ni aviso publiestc en los 233 fncles Chariot . Ge ¢3t* C.pital el afa 27 fe mays acl ado ot. curss, - . J sucervico por la Teserasta ‘de la AyDele. a ey DAC . ancl pes, DAY WI TOPO Crear Ge redaweila, As mane: - : Zuiebides de fonios, a la srita Gute Cobs, Susrestaria - A0iunee @2 12 Assciacicez y, ror in misco, mas erxle GG neyo ane otls se trctnaua 20 brees win celtiicita al . oft: :c Lunctancs entre her cdnet MM y la Vcvorcrc. ae uéxleoa, Urey & 2S “pl Wesor cto Cc: Lotte a Dye, - shovore’. Jel Prato Arde Vicente chive ce la Ave wore Jun: é Echeverria det Preg r Lies sree de te Awe.scion View. ose a moncrervd. TSS.Gl oe ked weYs Goness? de in ., va a ce - * emerge % eet ae, + een 15) er ted taaetee © . erred Dates wnat Rien mare fern nee nee Ble, 14-0000 ur uff oe ey : i re i : 48 TO gape: omnes . . . of . — i Reel 84-25-2 e2e 4 ; fr. - 9 June 1966 — _ SUNS a After 3290,_9 Jane . me : oot ee ~ht i... iy é In. Lsonoy asks maid, vho answers, for Enrique (Semo). t: FS takes phone. FS has been looking for Leonove Way Le : got the messare but at noontine, when E39 is at hone, Leonov has been i. very busy. (They talk to eech otter in faniilar fora.) 5 The University of Puebla-has decided to invite a series of Asbge to talk about the econonic schievements of their countries. At the Econoay school, France, USSR, U.3., Czech and other countries are invited, ES has the letter of invitation for Soviet Aube ‘shat Goes Leonov think about this? Could thig arrange this? They can tryo Leonov understands that the Anb. is going onx vacations to Moscow at the end of this a nth, in 2 or 3 weeks. iio is only waiting for the Councillor who is in “oscow (now) and Aab. will lesve right after his return. <Axzbd.. will return in august. Perhaps there is someone else who could represent the Aab. Zhe Councillor could go or sone other “higheclags® attaohee Or First Secretary. FS says perhaps Leonove NO, ne as wou ignorant (isvinvd. No. Leonov would be very good since he could tlk Spenish. id, any person wno wou1a gu, wuuie , speak Spanish. Yes, this is a lecture. It would be a person who _ . speaks Spanish. ES thinka this would be a positive (act), a good op= _ «portunity. Leonov agreese ES leaves Mexico tocey for 2 days. Perhaps they could see about this on Monday. £3 couid xxx send Leonw the : . letter aeanwhile »nd then on ifonday they can get together. Yes, they | - . enn get the tine and place and will really met. lLeoncv las no éngagee . ‘ment on Mondsy go they could see each other at any tire ES wants. 1S aska if 1t wouldn't be good to talk to Atb. or someones on Hondaye Leonoy will take this upe £5 will send Leonov the letter and perhaps he could arrane an interview for “oadsy, Leonov thinks it is nots . oo worthwhile for ES to tal: to hia. Leonov will tek to hin (Amb.) nd oo he (Aab) will tell Leonov frmkly how thangs are and Leoncy will give Ls the msagacee.. Then, they can have lunch together on tlondaye Finse ES wil go by for Leonov at i400 on Monday. : ES asxs how Lecnov liked all the things and cticles on the Jewish matter. They (soviets) bave sent everyt.ing there (to USSR). Le Liked all of it. ES says that Leonov know that eseefell lanedistely cnd there is absolutely nothing on thise Leonov conzents thet - Besides, - the people who participated lost prestige. Yes, they suffers.chS laughse" . - Ho, Leonov cait8T hi: about tne nane of so~e people who cell Leonov —. ., Blea | at tines ond they e...e25 says = Tis people wo signed tha docusente Mo, Leonov says, inelu@ing persons like June Cobb. She calied Leona. | , FS has 19 idea of the repentence. JC gava Lannow hew nhnne. oeking —_ ee hin to help ner = so doors are not closed to her. ES is surprised. ~ 4 {ee @ did not want thea to citalog her amng their eneaies (of Sovists)s : al . that she had nothing to dose.This is a matter of fear. Leonw will te : ES all sbout it on Monday. en a re : 7 ees Vat } ph ior my vs : " oat Fae _ i ss : Reel BralS=2"B cp —- Co Sine 1966 “ es, aun 13 BE Po ATE pH mA GID 3 3 1 14-0000 : : 2 Traitororldealist? Willlam Moczan, deprived . B of US. citizenship in 1959 and executed in Cuba for treason in 1961, was de- seribed in secret Senate testimony as a loral Ameri- ean “with ideals* who fought with Fidel Castro to overthrow the Bacista dicte- COPED Buu cage tro “to blow the whistle” when he “finaliy realized that the Cormurists were taking over.” Viola June Cobb, who worked in Havara in 1959 . * and 1960 and krew Morgan waell, appeared before the _ Senate Internal Security Subcommittee in 1962, Her testimony was released yes- terday at her request for zon a Yisabe dm Crak a Tray Ul ce na ee 14-00000 ere ern ee ee a ans “sp Foabead | Ecler. o.1 Sere an panne Sociedod . { CONCEPCION de Lépez Bellos, Sen reactive desu ma Cad mdsnco, fa escritora Mara José Cnorica ofsecia (a ro che del sadado en su depar- tamento ce ia calle Rio Po una alegre reunion. Acudia un numeraso Fu de e-cTilares, pintares. tas, pettoistas, felictaren a la anfitr disfrutatcn de una muy ate sre. Line caters y bocdilios ehicularen ab gusto de ‘ot presentes quiencs cantaren ¥ declamacon, en un derroche de insprracién. “La Lorona™ fue interpre tada per en rata args east Interns cad *. porque fos ser noe se suneran unos & HOS en diferentes boLas. Estanivtao Rodriguer Tha. q intérprete det salteric, Aoi a les concurtentes €O° tip Ios gue estaban, licrnciade nigae R Jiménez yoke. Ceciha siuda de Eepso~ aa ADs Turan, Horace Ee inesa Altunitano, Hew Braco: Marina hraws . Juan Gareta Jiménes Tetuar do Stertalta, Cristina Tones, Jvonre Garride, Nicte Ma, Maris Asuisote de Coun, he cencia fo Mavio Colin, Feather to Az 7 Maria ae, Car Manuel Vélva. lanuel eet y June Cobb Ladiogn de Guevara, Juan Fonhausser § stiws a. Ceeit Cardenas, Fernando Gaytan, Fuentes. ¥ Mana Jose Chepitea, co fine Tharra. M \ ~ N x me enn See | eterna iit egg a | ‘ ! i Fiesta de Maria José Chopitea a Maria Asdnsulo de [Calin Angel Cahas 14-00000 SPATCH | == i aa __Chiof, WH Division Chief of Station, Mexico City . mucroriua SECT LICOOKY Progress Report: ACTION RIQUIRED REFERENCES 1, Cetober 1965 - 30 April 1966 Reference: HMMA=-27358, 7 Cetober 1965 1. Station regrets the delay in keeping Headquarters informed | of the progress of our association with LICOOXY-l1. When the : proposed amendment to the LIREAN Project involving LICOCKY vas . turned down, we informed ker on her return to Hexico that we could no longer justify the continued associa tion at the present rate BAMLES wo wo. oda og awe Bu wo aangy ewes wee we aes Mal that £2 she could regularize ber status liere and obtain working papere, we would bs wore than happy te conclude a new arrangement with ker. She felt there was little chance of this, and we then told her ve would sonclude our arrangement with her sometime {fn the summer. As indicated in peragrapk 2 ef the attachuent, the date kas now been established as 50 June, at which time all outstanding financial arrangements with her will be terminated and she vill be given her aixr fare to New York, 1 leva *ete-o 2. CGnfortunasiely, LICWRY-1 seems to be incapabie of realising which side her bread is buttered on, at least here in Mexico. She cannot parcel her time out to her various interests, and therefore. finds all her tise taken up by her unpaid AGHAC cuties, The prefiies we bave been harping on bavé not materialized axcept for the one submitted under ifi4-20531. fe still hope for une on Franciscs H VILIAGRAH Kramer and such of the Haxican literary figures 25 amount, ; in her judgment to "non-pigmies.” We sre not sanzuine. We arv ' stili aiter a copy of Oseguedz's paper on university reform. Attachrent: : CONTIRVED Progress Report (in triplicate}, h/w sett cteemcetale satiate ee S as Distribution: 3 + Cifef, WH, w/att CRORES REFERENCE TO 17 May 1966 eeeeeereeereerrneee ete ar TAPERED ORE SLICE AREE a, tnt, enn A eC LR RE A I | §0-6~129/3 ; i i i 14-0000 sas enemas anemeataieees Mee tetane ents Sten nee er mee semen ett Se en we CONTINGATION OF DISPATCH a , WNMA-28544 3. The advarce made her st Headquarters is boing held over kor as an inducement te cive us the balance cf har tine beZore departure and finish in a blaze of activity. If she does this, we will vrite off tiie advance here. if she doses mot, $195 of the advance will be sounted as her February Galary, $38 es travel experses from New York to Washington and ths renninder will be written off. 4. Rather then go through the formality of a project sueninent rs por WENW-14617, Statien would prefer merely to Gonsider the project es terminated as of 31 Desesmber 1656 and wtek un subsecuent costa in LIPARH. A formal project ter- minustion will be somittea an tue avr sucuses . for Willard C. CURTIS See eben menemecnay ene pater ped eet teem erm a ‘ i a i desde Ueto oe eat a Be Feet heen tenting we At heme Oot nel ¢ Gh tencrmtnneelatnetaahe lene a reba ch alam te 14-0000 ’ wehbe LICOOKY Project Progress Report 1 October 1965 - 30 April 1966 1. Production a. LICOOKY-1 has continued to devote the bulk of her time to the Mexican Writers’ Association (AEM). She continues to handle most of its administrative work. She also organizes and does most of the work on the majority of the projects or activities which the AEN sponsors. b. L-1] continued to report on efforts to establish the Latin American Writers" Community (CLE), including ‘She reported on the steps taken by Mario Honteforte Toledo in beginning preparations for an early 1967 Congress in Mexico and on the AEM's probable role in helping organize that Congress. c. L-i supplied information on reactions among the Cen- . , tral Americas coumunity in Mexico to the Guatemalan election campaign and results. cece ee ee Mat ial kbps ate 1 eee es oe UR a fen td oi ‘ to the results of the Organizing Congress in Arica, Chile. a “ i 4 : i i a i i 2 7 i \ : @. She maintained contact with and reported on individuals ' , ole a _ Nillegran Kramer, and Rail Osegueda Pelala, aren 4 of interest to the Station, including Honteforte Toledo, ve - Carlos Pellicer C4mara, Mariue] Germ4n Parra, Francisco: 1 i heed A ar e+ 14-0000 e. 2. Operations , , ae requirements to be fulfilled before that date. - time remaining, L-1 will be forced to curtail her ace we ee ee a eat keen atnney nd Het gee OH AE emmne ne tone fea) et Rabe Badr ek tty i a tere nates sear © LICOOKY-2 continued to report travel of Communists ‘ or leftists from Central America to Eastern Europe, J ? During this period he reported on eight such travelers. L-1 has been notified that she will be terminated effective 30 June, She has been given the following : See PTW th mA aN ES tee amt mat Eta nn ne PaVdave peveaees ON UAT FITOTN Ia. sf IND STL. Tats TS significant Mexican and Central American intellectuals with whom she is acquainted. Obtain information on the newly-formed Latin American Writers’ Community, its probable political develupment, and progress toward the holding of its scheduled meet-' ing in Mexico City in January 1967. Jamece rece canons Obtain a copy of the analysis written by RaGl Oseguede q Pelala of the problems of authonomous universities. Special tasks such as reporting on the activity of Stasia Madrigal and on the UNAM student strike. tetna lene we cites wise ae In order to accomplish the above tasks in the short . -23- i, oboncl Metena tere date Sle iat ? I ! td een! appa el ae we ceed Ace ceed ain 7 eb aeneateeals cuneneteeim an 14-0000 tivities at the AEM. “4 . need doing at AEM to occupy her full-tize and there- fore the inmediate partial withdrawal from AEM work is @ prerequisite to the accoaplishment of these assignments. There are enough jobs that Ce pce eretceealnne artes teetetinee j i i ' ON ceed cAte tne tt wee ect nes © c. Because L-1 has played such a key role in all AEM activities, and therefore in determining the direc- ' we tion and scope of these activities, her sudden vith- 2s - i Base deawel aavld vreenté in imnortant chances within AEH. | Any major change in direction by AEM would probably become predictable once the identity of the person i - i. er persons who will move in to fil] the vacancy left , rather than waiting until she is ready to leave Mexico, she may then be able to provide S:ation with an ac- curate account of any change resulting from her vith- drawal. ad. L-2 has not been met regularly since 25 January. On : j that date he was given a mailing address which he uses to request a meeting only if he has information to by L-1 become known. By having L-1 step aside now, § Me bie ett tet eaey Boe ‘ report. L-2 is paid on a piece-rate basis for infor~ pation supplied and does not receive 8 regular salary. if ? oe ee aeneire tt | | 4 Raf Stole ‘ Hi f — me adenine ald ata de | . 14-0000 at “ t i . ' - « ? i “ may ve, . ‘ - : ’ aot i \ , ; \ i. ° 3, Security \ : : No change. i 4. Personnel : Hand) ing of LICOOKY~1 was taken over by Gary EH. Reymander, from Hovard T. Btsinger, on 12 January 1966. 5. Plass , : &@. See paragraph 2a shove, . i 7 b. It is goosthte thet L-? cl2t, tr the eeew near future, : lose access to the travel information which he has : been reporting, because he is being given new responsi- : , bilities in the office where he works. L-2 is intelli- f : gent, conscientious, and well-motivated. If he does i ‘ : icso his present eccess, the Station will consider him oe for other assignments in which he could be useful. i i i : , i i . 5 . i i j ‘ i jl } : t t 1 ‘ ‘ - L 3 ¢ : ! a : i H : ‘ | i ; : _ . a a -4- - a a a a 3 i } « 4 i | : i ' i Isfelaiets a ° i. AS Tey | i { i Ps Let wee weet tpt rae eas TT Fae are me cad gt AEN Matera tet pect ks aaron otal want ld a — ’ ate re ~ owe 14-0000 eee 3 Bt ae pera tt ota nesses st ein a erent aed Panta HOM teen) RERNOGET OL ENSR GY hy Day PEELS 2 Sree we pptnimeey teeta, THEO OF sre satenandly en 3 tent wAC EL AS Weta f “DISPATCH [. “ Gaiet or Station, 32437 _ Chief, 1 paxcr faces AGFIGN REQUIRED - RUDECES 19 April “2966 Attachment: ’ As Stated u/s/c/ Distribution: Distribution; - RID wo/att. ~ WIH/C/TSEC wo/att, VH/I/ wo/att. WH/C, CICS wo/att. WHC,’s0 wo/a tt . ett 3 ~- COS/JMMNAVE u/s/c CALF ICAL ON Rep A ROE TL WERS fet. oF re . a e Moat Gtuslial + Matieulns Laxitity tires WASTES Gud hast vavaiast Line: dee” CRET Western _Hemispaere bivision citizen, who was reported by ofiicer assigned to HTBASTE. att. DISPATCH S06SOL AND RUMBER UFGW-5931 Orta - WH/C/CICS EE. Ayers nlk j455. X COL a DATING Obe ng reML, C/wi/C/CICS | oii Recruiteceat by Cuban Intelligence of IDEN City Station) to have been recruitcd by “a Cuban intelligence FRANCES A, BUSALACCLI Merced Dale a) 09 ee bt bt Sirf Cail, WAC /BO WEL “1/0 i Poraetnery TOATE . q A/ECWHD/C i i i fe Ie Pra PROT L304G ACUGE —PRQH IS AUC - runt) fz cos} hd asain 4D i ? H } nn S aanneennen ONLY Gia ca tea - 1 asset | OSMAY to66 j MGS KE RUMEER 201-794302 - iw a ho LlAS HG URES MONATUAS Flynn John T, 7 Bao Attached under separate cover for your information 4 are two Headquarters memoranda concerning IDEN, 2 PBFRIME of Hexico-. : i i t i I Pgs te Amati ctsnnt thy ete matter tee eee eee ch eee eae ot we ag aut . + ‘ + + = anaes eerie Ub wee eee ce ee am, SE TOFPICLN NAMES eat ae ee ee wade, 14-0000 sere en ae ee Oh v6 a ee _DOOLESSING AL TCee naerap fon ene be ae ~ 1. Attached, at long last, is LICOOKY-1's profile on Subject. While it is not as preoetrating as it aight be, it is better than we had expected. 11% 15 unfortunate that "Janet” 4s not available to query about t™» saterial allegedly turned in following L-l's return from Venezuela, since she is so in- Dewewus seme Gas geet FTinctt arite e tindia of information. Damen eee roy pat eee ten coer melt Aa IT TN anaemia 2. This is the first of a series of profiles we hope L-2 can get around to preparing before she leaves Mexico, 3. L-2 has been instructed to do her best to obtain Subject's sanuscript on university reform, which is now in the hands of someone at ;the UNAH press, This could bea highly popular subject in the train of the current trouble at the UNAK, Be tadezing is requested here since nothing of substance is aasd about anyore except subject. . sem OL . ay ara “ ee Tae fo: Willard C. CURTIS Attachnent: - \ Profile on OSEGUEDA, b/w Distribution: a- f, WHD, w/att 1 = COS, Guatemala City, e/att 14-0000 7 —, oa we sae tt a cag bodes i woes: Ores () xo CLassiey ro Fite nO. MEF TO vtLE nO. vie e100) act. ro eoancn cestacy CO sic. ae | an QO bssoco Ohacorres DC reees i t SEC AE T 1761032 CITE MEXICO cITy 7347 [Jay Woin Mes Digg or ei a §SPox DyvouR PBRUNEN AMROD LICOOKy 7 REFERENCE NEXICO CITY 7676 fae me 2) 1. STASHA ARRIVED MEXICO 17 ArKit BY EASIEKN Frum ety tonke STATIO# NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM ATRLISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA 24 APRIL. 2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY | : MEMING AND HIS FRIEND "HOWIE” WHO HELPED HER GE™ AROUND IN EXILE GROUP, IN WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CuIS_ ; CASE OFFICER NEW YORK AS-GULIERREZ. SAID HAD GIVEN HIM SEVERAL ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT. . 3. FUTURE CONTACT TO BE VIA TRAVELERS BETWEEN HABAKA AND MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY OF DESTINATION. S WANTS AMERICAN MAGAZINES SENT HER VIA PRENSA LATIWA. PRECISE EMPLOYMENT CUBA NOT CERTAIN. ALLEGEDLY CAN HAVE OLD yOu wITH PRENSA LATINA, H he Baan ge bhteceak ote ae oe ta tetanic nen s BUT LICOOKY SUGGESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS. ; 4. LICOOKY FEELS S DRAWN BACK TO CUBA MORE BY PRACTICAL _ THAN IDEOLOGICAL OR EMOTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SINCE GOVT WOULD SUPPLY HOUSING AND HUSBAND WOULD HAVE TO HELP SUPPORT CHILDREN. SECRET : zg. 4. 3 | 4a oh Poel ~ ce veers mete vate — 14-0000 7 4 MENT FOR CONTACT AND COMMUNICATION.” HOWEVER LICOOKY CERTAIN S acas 3010 hee H fon > . i 1 5 worn: ves Ono CLASSIFY 90 euLe wo. i eRCF TO Fie WO, j i - Ptle a2 8ct, 10 evaxen CJ Sa REPROOLCTION PROHIBITED orstaoy OD sic. ACVAMCE conv io J am) teres Oo. terres Doral ! im PEL wile Fd EN SL SECRET 2023482 : 232857102733 DUGEITE » NEXI 7276 , :. KAABE DYVOGR PBRUNEN AMROD Licooxy ” REFEZDIR 98349 ; .* 1. ACCORDING LICOGKY ON RETURN FROM MIAMI, STASHA WAS : ALMOST DETERMINED TO BREAK OFF GAWE WITH CUiS AND STAY IN U.S. : _ BUT VAS SO OVERCOME BY SQUALOR IN WHICH FORCED TO LIVE IN BRONX QUARTERS Thai iNPETUOUSLY DECIDED CHUCK IT AND RETURN CuBA, SUT ” - “. STILL NOT CONVINCED WISDOM THIS DzCISION. +’ 2. AS OF 22 APRIL, STASHA APPARENTLY KAD NOT HAD WIT TO GO ) 1 CUBAKA OFFICES ABOUT TICKETS PER TELECON WITH HUSBAND. MERELY WENT AIRPORT AND CHECXED SAGSAGE THROUGH 21 APRIL. NOT CLEAR HOW SHE DID THIS WITHOUT TICKET, BUT AS OF 18223 THIS DATE STILL DID NOT HAVE TICKETS. DCUBTFUL THEREFORE THAT WILL MAKE 22 APRIL { £4" PLANE. HOPES MAKE 25 APRIL FLIGHT. - 4 3. S ARRIVED HERZ 17 APRIL BY AIR, LINE NOT YET KNOWN. | 4. NOT CERTAIN WHAT HQS HAS IN MIND RE “UNWITTING ARRANGE- "WILL WANT COMHUNCATE AND NO. PROBLEM ABO SUGGESTING NEUTRAL (| i ok ADDRESS SINCE L HAS No WISH GET S IN TROURLE WITH CUBANS.. WiLL); _ + SECR - SAqwes = wo ; > Hy : ’ o | | ee eee + inet 14-00000 "CASE: OFFICER KEW YORK AS.GUIIERREZ. SAID HAS GIVEN HIM SEVERAL Mabe en ath cee ~ o~ : \ woer: Oves Chao . fo. . CLASSIFY To FILE NO. RREF TO FILE NO. * face e100) act. 10 onan O cesteoy O sic. ADVANCE COPr QO isspee DD arerres D1 veces SE CAE T 172123Z CITE MEXICG CITY 7347 [)rvay ‘ iv Ms AS ; : Se DIBEgT OR - S RPox DyvoUR PERUMEN AMROD LICOOKY 4 a | REFERENCE MEXICO CITY 7278 pH ee ne “2« STASHA ARRIVED MEXICO 17 APRIL BY EASTERN FRO NEw YORK. stat IC! NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM AIRLISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA 24 APRIL. 2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY HEMIN: ASD HIS FRIEND “HOWIE"-WHO HELPED HER GET AROUND IN EXILE GROUP, IR WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CUIS ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT. i ‘3. FUTURE CONTACT TO SE VIA TRAVELERS 3ETWEEN HABANA AND 4 MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY ur DESTINATION. S WANTS ; AMERICAN MAGAZIKES SENT HER VIA PRENSA LATIMA. PRECISE EMPLOYMENT | CUBA NOT CERTAIN. ALLEGEDLY. CAN HAVE OLD JOS wITH PRENSA LATINA, BUT LICOOKY SUGSESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS. : j 4 4. LICOOKY FEELS S DRAWN BACK TO CUBA “ORE BY PRACTICAL; THAN IDEOLOGICAL OR EMOTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SINCE GOVT WOULD | SUPPLY HOUSING AWD HUSBAND WOULD HAVE TO HELP SUPPORT CHILDREN. | _ SECRET | 4° 7 enue Re mnt neem ae ne eS pe mee SF cane etal satan tan sm trate mene enaninmee fe ge cnet tannic Aaa Eil salable tee i entat be t Loos TS ene adem reat Bins 14-0000 feet eee er ernereee mentees neem Rene ae nee NEU TRY SDE ERE nese cg i shhiieg | PAGE 2 MEXICO city T347 SECRET j 4 t ALTHOUGH HER CONVERSATION SHOWED DESIRE TO FIND FIDELISTAS AbD COMMUNISTS ON RIGHT TRACK, SHE NOT APPARENTLY FULLY COMMITTED: TO ; INFALL BILITY OF FIDELISNO. JUST BEFORE LEAYING MEXI, SHE AND. LICOOKY PREPARED LETTER REQUESTING GO“ GRAKTHER TRANSIT VISA FOR RETURN TO U.S. WITHIN “APPROXIMATELY SIX MONTHS." LICOOKY WHC WILL FILE THIS LETTER WITH GCBEXNACION SAYS IT 1S JUST IN CASE MEASURE, SHOULD CUBAN SOJOURN HOT WORK out. SECRET one BI j f uM SN - woe ths i 3 we t ween ee seem aes woe . mw ey wear . or . pas t rote an ee a Abed ne bee a et a 14-0000 bbe oe Lan 5 3010. ~ ; te . i trocas Ob ves Ono CLassery to Fie no. N-OCe TO FILE MO, Fire 210Q eer, 10 evance o ocstaov CO} sic. ‘ — CLASSIFIED MESSAGE (5 TOTAL COPIES 9 a0 otintant michaels hit ae hota Naas bee SE CRE T 222348Z . . 23.hen$$%702733 DINSPITE MEX1 7276 : Kares DYVOUR PSRUMEN AMRGD LICOOKY , never 93349 . i. ACCORDING LICOOKY ON RETURN FROM MIAMI, STASHA was ALMOST DETERMINED TO BREAK OFF GAME WITH CUIS AND STAY INU.S. - tee ints tee ttine See ; . \ BUT WAS SO OVERCOME BY SQUALOR IN WHICH FORCED TO LIVE IN BRONX - QUARTERS THAT iMPETUOUSLY DECIDED CHUCK IT AND RETURN CUBA, SUT : STILL NOT CONVINCED WISDOM THIS DECISION, cist 2-e AS OF 22 APRIL, STASHA APPARENTLY HAD NOT HAD WIT TO GO : CUSANA OFFICES ABOUT TICKETS PER TELECON WITH HUSBAND. MERELY WENT AIRPORT AND CHECKED BAGGAGE THROUGH 21 APRIL. NOT CLEAR HOW SHE DID THIS WITHOUT TICKET, BUT AS OF 1822 THIS DATE STILL DID NOT HAVE TICKETS. DousTFUL THEREFORE THAT WILL MAKE 22 APRIL eens anette aetna dh Stee Co devuetamenen 6 “PLANE, HOPES MAKE 25 APRIL FLIGHT. “> 35-"§ ARRIVED HERE 17 APRIL BY AIR. LINE NOT YET KNOWN. . Ar _ (Ae NOT CERTAIN WHAT 49S HAS IN HIND RZ “UNWITTING ARRANGE- KENT FOR CONTACT AND COMMUNICATION." HOVEVER LICOOKY certains SY iL , vill VANT COMNUNICATE AND NO PROBLEM ABOUT SUGGESTING NEUTRAL LUN va " ADDRESS SINCE L HAS NO WISH GET.S IN OE WITH CUBANS. WILL So SECR “Skew sy cerned at ope 1400000 + PAGE 2 MEXI 7076 SZCRET SECRET OBTAIN L ASSESSMENT FOLLOWING S DEPARTURE.. SECRET | 22 STASHA NOT HAD WIT 21 NOT CLEAR 1020 NOT HAVE 22 25 S 17 NOT YET NOT CERTAIN Has BT s f t i Hf ‘ { . ade a? a oe 1 - { ~ . - _ : oe a i an ioe we eee oe a ‘ ‘ . 1 . i : ‘eo. . se . 8 aan a t. . . . seq imeem decuretreemenaatatminith nenmeins cement SBE SECRET CFN 17876 98349 MIAMI STASHA CUIS U.S. BRONX CUBA NOT CONVINCED , S NO PROBLEM L NO WISH S CUBANS L S : t i ae na ead a ane beeen Dane ot bara tlre } j 3 i 1 4 A qe | Lop | i rae i ae we pe tener men attest 14-0000 a4.$ eee one St oa? wn ant ‘ ‘ a a : . enco.Cs FOL 5 - 0 OTA CORFE. 4 v. ew. i ss : cme “ 7 2 Issa we Set _ Q)kokesx ~ : SJ eiceicsFircns 7: Extco - a . . . “ Tee fae ' wae: EIRICTCR . SO, a Cas n den 3) 3 3 Fagy 1: FO \ ; a * ge , oe, ” mr rate? PA ‘. KAEOX ELVOUR FoR (ROD LECCSxY \ 98349 - As HOKE JO. (Tu 69998) Feet FUE Be MIKE 6703 (Zu 92562) ; - wd v.80 FURTIER INMLL RES DUP VOULD LEG RhOW Viel ALD Low SEASHA ABRIV-D -_ Or, | go jo >) NOR. Fee GALT ODIIVY. WAS LDVIGED OF STASHAS TRAVEL PLANS PER EC? ede \ : . . . : —_— \ - woe '- By EOUGVER Wa iva NOP COC _ADIISED CF ANY COVERAGE WALES OR ACTION. “Warry BY CDUVY AS A RESULT, C3 ADVIGING CSDIVY LTASILS PRESINCEZ - EEXY fio HIT ws Dive covEies, _ ol 7 _ 2. Teo eka, I. f., 1nVOUSICSS If LOX GRAVES LUD, UOCHREAL SY a aretetekn) Pemiyt; DISTRUST YALIDIGY WOR Chl LEGISIONS ALD TOFLUDONGD LICOCAY MIGHT Sitocs: bay eee’ bdo TDASSESS 2D EAIDIS CORAG? WER! STASI UTTH POSSIBLE FUAG Tossmpmissy LICos ‘PITCH Li MIND FOR DONAUAL WI Ei PLAGE CUDA, EF FROGHOSIS PAVELIDIS, wici@ | geeamertres CHIL Si TENS LECCOY PUSH DCAD MATERA Mb Comrade & \. CRDGR ARRAN 6 PENG. \ acu bets] yo ‘ det DL area Seas ; : “UF was COMPACT CLESIDS CUBA Ton FOG ASSESE LT AD FOSSIBIS re ursatectiay "DO ABE CBTATY COPIES AMY. LETTERS FROM SPASEA AND MONTTOR ICT FUTLAS RELWTOETE . a ‘ Ht AM ashe oglpey ot \ tot OF IER CTD AND IG REACTION TO LIVIEG AID WOKE Ti CupA., TH --. : Was arm 7 oar - ot . : 4 ‘DUSIISO MA WEVNCRGL, WOULD LIME 633 UNTER AWGCMEL? conmeINuab ¥ca Pte em etre oe HOD TUNG Di Tae CAST PISCH Huo RSPOn ; COWACE AD COrTTCATION. © ~~" Conrmaco../ . ee ay ane oT rs et . COORDINATING OFFICERS = OBCRET . Ee te samt 14-0000 Ais . ao SNe eenito nese BL a ee " SSA eB re Cokie ene wh nailed - e's KESSACS FORT | TOTAL COPIES: beer tin dK si (OD weex SECuULT Cj ko more Cj eicucenens. ‘prea: CIRTCTOR a ; i Cones : iso va, ene CO) RD COPY snes DIP «2 LER TTT NG AD IER ROME IMT DissNONS Di ta ON. KGMIS AY sta Tamed. oe chy Ly fo . - oe ne ae ED OF, 1C53AG3 to Beet ene, oe y tp ele er secant ae ote : Meret. ; RY SR BR, wags, a . : . oie | WH Cozens: Ruts reperica prcconce of an *Ee eoua™ Eciolevsia in xasleo, content - | "Sicshe dowd - : Beh was wita Lor theovga L.c30xy, ond 2's Tiana travel Cuoa via Moxie, ay) re - . | Wa/ofores._ : on cutee gears Wu/C/FT eS Grats) wie, Tos 1 ween Je. Aeiczson (in éraft) ates ale . + hs | Waa Vs ag oo ms Jo TAREAD a cfia * SOORDIRATING OFFICERS : C/ 4. . * AUTPEKTICAT US , PELEARINO 604A oa - - f° C~BECREL a. 14-0000 - tweets QO ves 0 = camssiey ro ,7 tLe me. ee A vicewiel ace. te esance 2 ossreoy () sie. SECRET 2101352 PRIORITY DIR CITE MEXI 7849 sero NO WIGHT ACTION el Ws3C0888 TYPIC LICOOKY aMROD a REF DIR 92045 , I. STASHA CS) HOV IN TOWN STAYING BOARDING HOUSE. LICOOKY SPENDING CONSIDERABLE TIME WITH HER AND HOPES GET ANSWERS REF CUESTIONS BY END 20 APRIL SESSION. 7 4 2. $ DID GREAT DEAL WRITING DURING FIAMI TRIP MOSTLY ON ae COMMUNAL FORMATIONS OF MIAMI EXILES WHICH GAVE 10 NY CUIS CASE OFFICER. ARRIVED MEXI WITH NO TRAVEL FUNDS AND AFTER NEAR HYSTERIA FOUND HUSBARD MaD SENT TICKETS TO CIBANA OFFICE HERE. PLANS TAKE 22 APRIL CUBANA FLIGHT THOUGH DOES NOT KNOW HOW LONG VILL REMAIN CUBA. DEFINITELY HOPES GO TO POLAND TO IMPROVE POLISH AND WHILE THERE MAKE UP WIND WHETHER WANTS CONTINUE GUBAN ASSOCIATION. WHOLE ATTITUDE HERE IS ONE ; OF DISTRUST VALIDITY HENEOWN DECISIONS AND CONSTANTLY ASKS L FOR 9°! ADVICE. L HAS SO FAR AVGADED GIVING ANY, 2 3S. REYWANDER SEES LICHOKY AT 1992 LOCAL TIPE 21 APRIL AND cal RELAY ANY FUECHER QUESTIONS HOS VISHES PuT. SEcR Ev an PP ; A Dace et Lo. esee oa % Rete bates Mere Peden 2 Me toc one th edt asl Ee tiabeenk peated toe az 14-0000 Cuats429 KESSAGE ' Sac5 i 05-7 a5 ele 4. ‘PAA 2 230VE NEGATES LINLUCZ REPORT PARA @ NEXI 6783. | . { 4 } a RET oF 728s $2245 STASHR $ 22 'g tase ‘wiasT s¥ curs No TRAVEL exams 2% SiDANR NOT ZNOW CLA POLAND POLISH CUBAN L L REYMANDER 4 3 } Po, 231 ‘Nes 2 LimLuce 2 €753 , - a 1 ote . wh 4 meg Moa. wif oil weil. EY 4 ~ ‘ q RLS Te cal 1 uietle C r 4 Jt C8 v Lite OF ~ . soe oi iH . 1 , ; _ . . . . - Jb 7 Se nbeE AER lia bee 2k LER REE et OWN Fab} . : eo td LAWS epeecdiae cr Aff cee tae Ev ae aed Ord be diet fg " 2 Tob 4 . SR seth, *: . Or er Ss ae, a, : : sat Tepe wpe 8 are WUE BL Tay sy wet at te Ses ij ° ~# : Res are) SEL 3 . 1 Oiz at 2 Aan a - sarte Fires ha ta 23 wo. Toe TS . tee bas er) BPR Sb volt iat soe 13 a oor ac Bee 2 mma nme merriment TWIEFU BL ET TENE BE “%: ee yom aa ween cee ee me ee ne + SMa : - wey Beye” YY’ 3 : ‘2 eae ~ & tes ee res . ree qe + --~-- $e 2 oo Lilet om) tai : rer) 9-5 ota® oF ey ie 7 taewe ccc ea TTT” 2 < ase SRAM woe ed awhtes ae a abe ee a ". ewe aay 14-00000 ct woexs Overs 1 no eLessivy vo rite Ro. e—SSIFIED ESSAGE TsTal COPIES Z B-HEO YO FILE HO. 26 SECRET ae vive wo) eer. 10 smancn 9 oasreoy D) sic. PERSON/UMIT OCTIFIEO moka eatadttecavaelearny aecbenttate o. | we . | REPRODUCTION PROEIBITED i ec i SECRET 2620392 Fenewey May wise arer- Vilw UCOCOKY Oo; HEE KEY DIR CITE MEXI 6733 wep te BAgifé $4582. . . smres, ; * LICOOKY REF: DIR 90202 ¥ 4 4 sees t . 4 TNAQYY-1 QEEQOTS OERETYEN Call RAM STACHA ON A APRIL. STASHA HAD SEEN BACK IN NEW YORK FOR AS9OUT WEEK AVAITING CUBAN VISA. WILL BE COMING THROUGH MEXI AS SOON AS VISA RECEIVED. | 2. CONFLICTING REPORT FROM LINLUCK SAME DAY SAYS LICOOKY CALLED HIM TO SAY HAD JUST FINISHED TELECON WITH STASHA WHO aoe “SAID WOULD BE ARRIVING MEX] 7 APRIL AND LEAVING FOR CIIBA 11 APR. _° SINCE CANNOT CALL DISCREPANCY TO ATTENTION EITHER SOURCE, STATION | | QANNOT RESOLVE CONFLICT UNTIL AFTER BATES MENTIONED. } > . a 2 . 4 SECRET | "+ “BPN 6783 98292 LICOOKY-1 4 STASHA LINLUCK LICOOXY 7 CUBA 11CaKHOT CANNOT - - ‘ - : GFFSs 3 i : o: BT AES . = . 7 . Ss . o { j 8 Lp ew ead eee ? a ne oe wens Ge VS we. ae : . ; b | ; | serge 14-0000 , OTE: 29 MAR 66 Dene wes rie wo. 2014278841 _, From: DIRECTOR Te MEXI inl o CITE DIR 92 0 4 5 } ~ =, a . ae se ‘MESSAGE Form "OS eer Fo suNcH 1 PLE 8D TOTAL COPIES: . fads ‘= ®t £ one PATRICIA L. JOHNSON:car——— wut?” WH/C/CA/PA D incex 3 SECRE? ©T : 4198/1502 [ENO inoex eo MEKIGO aM PA ee) RID COPY. B05 fe 22s i ' TYPIC LiCOOKY AMROD l ; ft wale & > REF: DIR 90202+* BSSEM Poe r tt 1. HAVE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL RQUTS FOR SOXOLOWSKA WHEN SHE - . aT enre crea TF LICOCKY-1 THINKS SHE CAN LOGICALLY ASK THEN: he ah A. ANYTHING SHE CAN FIND OUT ABOUT CURRENT ARRESTS, PARTICULARLY IN MILITARY SPHERE. B. ANY SIGNS PSP TYPES RETURNING TO POWER IN WAKE OF - ; CURRENT PURGES. - > ; Dp. IS DR. JOSE BUSTAMANTE, OLD COMMUNIST, STILL TREATING « FIDEL CaS TRO? E. ANY INDICATION HILDA GADEA RETURNING CUBA? 2. REQUEST THAT LICOOXY-1 TRY PZRSUADE SOXCLOWSKA TO -_ POSTIBLY VIA GUTOUF SO as SHNOLOWSILA UTHER, ; CORRESPOND WITH HER FROM CUBA TOCCHING ON AEOVE MATTERS, IF IT CAN BE DONE DISCREETLY. . ; . 7 END OF MESSAGE : \ wa/c Comment: *Sokolowska, old friend of LICOOKY-1, recruited by CUIS and returning to Cuba, to join husband. ‘cfwu/c/ca/pa_ OC}. 7. Ste : 8 yy Me C/WH/C/CA ’ an foot § a GAA ni ‘ 4 . yy; . : WILLIAM ww “BRO C/WH/C/RR_ fil Aw a a vt GRD Alo comes, ‘aan : eR [srenetT Cel “mequeasing OFFICER Bo-al secret | SECRET [ES | avranericart ls - . sntowtewe . . Ft ~ REPRODUCTION aY ornea THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PRONIBITED. conv co ‘s secigechctans I 7 y . ; - - ; : | | | 2 | | a | x 14-0000 . . CLASSIFICATION _ PROCESLNG ACTION MARKED FOR MOKING Sie mati, mio a ORLY QUALIFEEL JESK a oo outs bi ae MAST () LICOOKY reparte on Raul OGEGUEDA and Juan Jose AREVALO ACTION REQUIRED - REFUMLRCES, Reference: MEXI-6575 Atteched herewith are reports prepared by LICOOKY-1 on OSEGUER and ' AREVALO in January 1961 shortly after her return from Veresuela. lo trace could be found of any additional reports though both reports | ‘ indicated she planned to provide more information later. Attachment: 2 rpts. Distribution: 2 - COG, Mexico City v/att h/v DISPATCH SYMBOL AXE NUMBER 84 MAR BOF i GAASSIFICATION aU MOS FUE MUMBER =~ * - |: SECRET 202-2762 | f f ORIGINATI WS : OFFICE, - 1 GRACE - Tege { WH/1l c. Bustos nm, 4 COOKING: 5 EAE SMG [Dare 1a 2 Peto) = | re ny eer de 4 i 1 H “DISPATCH CHT rows 53° use sarnous epirion 14.90000 = ! | }. . . ‘ | ¥ “-~ MESSAGE FORM Ch per=** (ar 10 eae Ona | . TOTAL Copies: AKG ae RTL. ong: C. Bustos - VIELA UNIT : Sufi EXT ; k06 (bate: 22 Yarch 1966 Dmx | o/ 8ZCRET (hao moex Brive mesrieno, 201-2788h1 CITE DIR ee tee meen coe - 0202 + REP MEXz' 6574 (IN TTbOT)* 2. WQS HAS LOCATED WHAT APPEARS BE AREVALO AND OSZGUEDA REPORTS PREPARED BY LICOOKY-1 (L-1) IN 1961. POUCHING COPIES HMMW-14432. FYI “JANET” RESICKED EARLY 1963. tae 2. ODENVY REPORTS SOKOLOWSKA UNDER SURVEILLANCE MIAMI NOW, AND ACCORDING CURRENT a TPO PROBABLY WILL RETURN NEW YORK FOR MEETING WITH HER CASE OFFICER PRIOR TRAVELING i MEXI AND ONWARD EABANA. ODENVY WILL KSEP KUBARK ADVISED OF HER TRAVEL PLANS. ; _ +7 POSSIBILITY ODACID WILL LIF? HER PASSPORT. ; , | 7 3. IF SOKOLOWSKA SEES L-1 IN YGXI, ONLY REQUIREMENT 1S “/OR Ie1 10 ELICIT ARE INFO "SEE CAN RE SOKOLOWSXA'S ACTIVITY MIAMI, PARTICULARLY RE FULFILLMENT OF HER CASE OFFICER'S - THSTRUGPIONS, AND HER PLANS FOR HABANA. IM CASE SOKOLOWSXA EXITS CUBA VIA MEXt, Leis: SHNTD BLICT? WHAT SHA CAN AND OBTATY TRAVET. PLAES, — ; . io ad mar : . uff y ODENvY, MISH~f TINERVIEN LIODOKY ON HER SEXP TRIP-TO STATES. AR TIME OF RSXT! TRIP PLEASE ARRANGE COMPACT INSTRUCTIONS WS CAN PASS TO ODENVY. ‘ : : END OF MESS/GE ; | ace sai OSSGUEDA. Request requirements for LICOOKY against ae, le a Rj (Siite-f Castoro teat F : + ).- Hy oe ee. Dee nee Lenght oe wh I. Jf hap a ; ou. 3 wi4 . , : COOSOIRATING OFFICERS - aurnéwricarene’ 4 rie 4 ay . : “| wie no REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRONIGITED. *Request Headquarters look again for LICOOXY reports on AREVALO and ny. 14-00000 ay pe muy alegre. ~ fade por CONCEPCION de Lépez “osn mctive desi din ofo- mastico, la escritora Mama dosé Chepitea ofrecié la ne che del sidado en su. depar- tamento de la calle Rio Po, una alegie reunidn. Acudio un numeroso gra po de escritores, pintores. pores perlodistas, quienes elicrtaton a la anfitnona ¥ disfrutaron de una velaca Los covteles y bocedilios eircularen al gusto de ‘os presentes quienes cantaron ¥ declamazon. en un derrovhe ée inspiracion. “La Liuona” fue interpre wn rato largo cast ntermicad.*. Porjue Jae ver gos se sucedian UNOS & OLsOS en diferentes bovas. Estamistao Rodriguez Tha- intérprete de} salterio. | eité a los concurrentes ed Tos ane estahan, Iicenciado nigno B Jiménez + soho. Cecitia viuda de “Expino~ ga Attixmurano, Hoiacro Ee inesa Altuninand, Hela BrAcoste. Marina Rrauss, Juan Garcia Jiménez, Eduar- do Sierralts, Cristina Torres, Jwonre Garrids, Nicte Ba. Maris A-dnsola_de Colin, We cenciate Matto Coin. Fubber- to Aguiar. Maria dei Car men Aguiat, Manuel Vélez oe patti... ear ee ee AAs bleed enententieabltn es! 6 L/ CME ! | ae ; Socieded pT a ' i Fiesta de Maria José Chopitea | —— Maria Jose Chopitea, Maria Asdnsulo do [Cotn y June Cobb , Ladién de Guevara, Juan b a Fanhausser ¥ senhoia. H Cardenas, Fernando Gay’ a 14-0000 a ten ~ i i . twoees EDves () no > | CLASSivyY To FeLE no. BREF TO Figg MO. vette ntoO) eet. 10 rancy orstaoy O sic. ao vase ce en 01. .é00 Se 8 Beer I reece be “Secsttwmwez se 171941 {7ieal2.77407 DIR CITE MEXI 6574 LIcOOKY : - os REFS ADIT ION + B MEXI ses (C22 ¢. 213) 1. LICOOKY STILL INgbsT S oN COMPLETION HER FIRST TRIP VENEZUELA (SEE PARA 4 HMMy- 9300, JUWS 61) ABOUT FEB 61 AFTER AND i WHICH SHE RETURNED DIRECTLY TO ZRMETAL, SHE MET “JANET” cgx@ ; UNKNGYY CASE OFFICER ¢ APPARENTLY PRRUMEN SPECIALIST) IN NO ” LONGER REMEMBERED HOTEL AND DELIVERED TO JANET EXTENSIVE PROFILES: OSEGUEDA AND AREVALO. STATION PARTICULARLY INTER- ESTED RECOVERING OSEGUEDA WRITEUP TO 8E USED AS BASIS : NOTE THESE OCCURRENCES PRIOR STATION CONNEC- UPDATED REPORT. APPRECIATE HaS EFFoRT ! TION LICOOKY. OUR FILES BEGIN JUNE 61. LOCATE AND QUERY “JANET.” SECREE pesto ee ° toys . fo tnt sii s ; > aah . (wee aca Sobor * ate wom 8. Cheeta weer te we Bane Be oe 1 4 baw snes wast: samen on 14-0000 ' sitetng eect dete behcien tt tibet CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET IN72:2227_ PAGE_ 2 2. LICOOKY REPORTS ON 15 MA@CH TRIED RETURN PHONE CALL er WHICH ESTELLE %SOKOLOWSKA MADRIGAL MADE HER IN NEW YORK. 1@ MAR. “+ LEFT HER PHONE NUMBER WITH S HOTEL SWITCHZOaRD. SAYS S WILL i SURELY CALL HER AND PROBABLY STAY WITH KER WHEN COMES THROUGR | ‘ i MEXI. ADVISE WHAT ACTION MEXI TO TAKE.. | - SECRET 1 CFN 6574 A DIR 88211 B MEXI 6419 VENEZUELA 4 HMiw-9800 JUNE 61 FEB - $1 JANET NO LONGER HOTEL OSEGUEDA AREVALO OSEGUEDA JUNE 61 HQS JANET . 15 MARCH ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA MADRIGAL NEW YORK 10 MARS HOTEL S)- A 4 - \ i / ‘ . | t. : | i i. J +] : . toe 3 a . { i - 7 . i | ° ‘ _ . rar Ppt oan - TY. ; ; ; + mde aa : - PAs : i | ~e hy - wee ~ a ne fing re ett ctr eres nae : ee . eet ee lege lk a am - a pee j : . ve CO ree oe . 5 eon . : nO . . . = - yy ee a . . 14-0000 A ee Cora eh eres mcpearng ee eA a i de _D [ 5 PUSS FICATION ____ PROKESSING ACTIONS . PATCH SECRET | wumen 608 we : 3 Chief of Station, Hexico City X na necune gee | CALY QUALITTED ces | cam ated KS : bs 3 Cafef, Wi Division zo Meetings with LICOOKI-1 in Nev Yar During February/March 1966 ACTION BEQURED REFURNCES 3 ry z DIR 65413, § March 1966 dia 1 Attached are four (&) copies of internal Headquarters menorands Fesulting fros meetings with LICOOKY-1 in Sew York during February an3 March 1966, and as reported in Reference. 2. Taree of the memoranda deal with the alleged planned travel of _ Retelle SODLOVSEA and one deals with the Rose end Cearge SION case. Thouss W. LUND Attachzents: & menos, hf/y GRACE é - “gretee pot Distribution: O&l = COS, Mexico City w/' menos attached. CUASSIFICATION BECRET RELEASING [ OFFI » SiGNAT UME |v 3, naiheen “<7 14-0000 ; ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET Oo GwCLASSIFIED.” Oe mtr C0 COnFiD, “tat CO seceer’ SUBJECT: (Opnenci) 8 February 1966 a= Ses Draw o line ocross column atter sock ‘4 C1/oPs eg hs | ? go lee t, edie ae Aon fea ie thy a or oe vin, ae wt A a “L Bian or ie es rom 610 “once” (J SECRET ©) CONFIDENTIAL (] USe omy © C]_ UNCLASSIFIED ay Raine mesa. gee + snd dels Lakai SS 14-0000 ab erdiwetnsede chine Sebed. . : ; 4 . ; - _- SECRET A | vo rr , | éG oes, i * 1, MEMORANDUM FOR: CI Staff iy SUBJECT z Alleged Planned Travel to Cuba of Este] | ke Sakolowska P - i ” 1. On 7 February LICOOKY-1 told the writer that Estel Sakolowska, a long-time acquaintance, had told her that she is planning a trip to Cuba. Sakolowska is now married to Mario Madrigal, a Costa Rican medical doctor who is now in Cuba. Sakolowska told LICOOKY-1 that she is now in the pro- ; cess of obtaining a (U.S.) passport for her child so that A they can travel together to Cuba. This is her child's first . - passport. Her explanation for requesting the passport is { . for making a trip to Costa Rica. Sakolowska claims that fo the passport appiscaiion 15 GOW in thc Itate Repartment : he "Security Section", i ‘ 2. Sakolowska also told LICOOKY-1 that the "Prensa Latina Bureau Chief" had proposed to her an apparent intel- . ligence mission to accomplish enroute to Cuba. She believes‘ - this mission is to take piace in Miami. LICOOKY-1 reported — that on 7 February Sakolowska had a luncheon engagement with "someone™ at the United Nations and speculates it may be to pick up a package to take to someone in Cuba, LICOOKY-1 if further speculates that this may only be a gift to someone ; : in Cuba. . . : ia 3. LICOOKY stated that she had no additional information. . It should be noted, however, that this item was given ina . - last minute rusz just prior to her departure from the writer. = . . LICOOKY-1 expects to be in New York until the end of February, ~ a 4, LICOOKY-1 states that Sakolowska has been a long-time . "left winger". LICOOKY-1 reported earlier on Sakolowska and - a her connections with revolutionaries in Central America and . Havana in dispatch HMMA 27924 dated 21 September 1965 pages 4 and 6. This office is planning no further action on this matter and in line with the writer's telephone conversation: with Frank Hughes of the CI Staff today, we understand your office will be coordinating the Subject with the FBI id State Department. | ! i i ' i ACEI gir LT - -.-. SECRET SN eee SE TT tm nate elite teat nenge yn Soemarme neta ee me 14-0000 ue ' Later told L-1 she would not make the trip. | possibility of other nore profitable corrses of actios. ' patter unless so requested and sugeests that addressees : WH/1/xautnan: mop Dist: ° & 1-clI Agee ae so : (74 ; 1 Barch 1966 wir MENORAMDUH FOR: CI Stat cif Ha Nuylir ae é : 1THFO _ & WAC Attention: Hr. Castoro SUBJECT : Alleged Planned Travol to Cuba of — ! Bstelle Sokolowska REFERINCE =: Bemo, Same Subject, Dated 8 February 1936 1. On 22 February LICOOSY-1 told ne that the referenced Pronsa Latina correspondent, accordirg to Sokolowaka, had just advised her she would receive $590 operational expenses for the alleged intelligence assignment in the Hiami area and S459 Sar tmewal necenaabie te Cuba. This information was passed orally to your office 23 February. 2. Qn 28 February LICOOZY-1 tole me that while visiting with Sokolowska in Hew York on 23 February two FRI agents ealled at the Sokolowska apartment apd /ntervioved Sokolowska absut ker intended travel to Cuba. According to L-1 the agents warned Sokelowska that she would be in serious trouble 42 sho attempted such trip. The interview went on about three hours during which time L-1 remained imp Sokolowska's asartrent, . gemetives in the living room and sonetizes in the kitcher , whore the interview reportedly was taking place. L-1 stated that as a result of the warning by the FBI agents Sokolowska 3. Presumably the FBI, if the above story is accurate, ; had reason for this reported action even thouga from the : limited information available, from L-l, there would seem a 4. 4L-1 states that Sokolcwska had heard that her hupband, now in Cuba, was living in Sokolowska‘'s house aad with a nurse to whos he wag (engeged). It eas partially for this reagon Sokolorska wished to visit Cuba at this tine. — S. This office ia taking no further action on this : 4 a i 1 ¢ coordinate any ‘Planned advieew o2 this mttaer * the Bureau. AeA ee oe ae dh “WJ, Kaufman -¢ C/WE/I 2- WH/C/castoro GPS with w/8 Feb Meno nav vy 4 4 i mettle eats tile aarti femnctsimetoe : : ' L . Tak ne 22" PH Na NF _ eee tne eerie ne coe me ee RE NN RAE TE AS SCE emer na an sno uno ememelneheenenemnen eea _ 14-0000 i 5 & Cobol 4 Barch 1966 MENOBANDUM FOR: CI staf? 1 ATTENTION ¢ Str. Hughes i a SUBJECT : Rose and George SIHIHO¥ Plans for Y:etnam Conscientious Objector Demonstration 1. Confirming telephone conversation with your ‘office March lst the following inormation was dtained fron LICOOKY-1 in Eashington on February 28th: Rose SIMINOW, 382 Central Park "est, New York City, long-time cormuniat and contact of LICOGKY-1, told i-1 at . several meetings during February that eho ws making plans Tor -3 CEROLSTYaAticn agaruse. eae wer. avow Ao Tiltmat.) Paeate son, George, discharged about Septecber 65 from the military) after active duty in Panama, expected to be recalled for active duty iz Yietnaz as a member of a military reserve unit. It is planned that if recalled George will refuse induction Qs 2 conscientious objector and cass demonstrations will be prozoted in New York. 2ose has bd discussions with a “constitutionalist lawyer", one Boudion, to handle the expected court trial. Boudien'a secretary, Teresa, is a : friend of Rose. Rose plang to pay the initial attorney fees after which she will lnunch a naiicsa: drive te raise funda. According to Rose, Boucine is “svanped” with similar cases. Rose ig ernployed by olf Popper Jones Ross and ‘olg. She hag been a secretary for ten to fifteen years. . 3. This office is taking no further action on this report unless so requested. Please advige if this mtter is. turned over to the FBI or any other action taker. WJ. Kauinan C/WH/1 ee eae ee ee ca taaan cade SECRET 1 ete at Renton eo, ea eet ink feet lente oe anette fe mae ' [rire seats tacit nee Senet Ret TL LTT a EY Se EO NAR 5 1 14-0000 i d _ \ oe, , a i ee, : ArCect 7-1 2e/ - : a7 reat he . a pot SECRET . ; : : 9 Mereh 1956 ; MEMORAMDOY Fut: CI/Steff ATIENTICA: a Me, Frank Sughee THPORMATION: wa/c, Ye. Jokn Castoro j 4 1 SUEJECT: Allegsd Flanaed Travel to Cute cf Estelle BOXOLOWLEA i ecunce: BIDGOKY-2 ; REPRREICE: Monorante, came subject, dated 8 Fotroary and | tarch 1966. ' 1. Yerther to references, the vriter egain sav LICOCKY-1 in Bes York i oa § March. In that thie nev toforwation clarifies ont elaborates on = clligtt fopiitse Sotenttowe. ff 1a heliv-cd best to recepitulate 2. SCROLOUEKA's hucband, a Costa Ricen madical doctor, ty the nam of | © MADRIGAL, is nov in Cuba with a profitable jod and living in a house ' assigned to him with g Cutan curse with wiom he is “euzezed.” Subject ir, Geviroas cf retaraing to Cubs in teat ene admires CASTRO and what sre believes he fe doing for Cube, sod wishes to assist in the “causs.” She geinnd this - on during her stay in Cuba in the early 60's, at which tims che ; ly wat CASTAD ané veo befricnied by iim. sr droire to retursa is : eo iaflucucss by the seat to care for ber two exildrea and she plans to hor basbeod {ros whos she expects suppert. S39 no longer tas yee for her toebund, in Sou York Suaject eteays with her mother, @ not well informed Folish peasant iamigrent. ; Se Saas yet sefdentifies Caban US represeztetive in BY visited Cuba ~ ies pyoct* E ’ 7 ‘ -ccenennnenaaeamesenane site een cerecersernetnin reer esesrererghe eh eee A TERT “Bb. Tats euloinated {nm Subject’s deporture from Now York on the Atlantic Seaboaré “Chespion” train on 7 Maren for Mieni. Ca 5 or 6 March, before her. Geparture, tao CUIS rep cave Enbject a vritten list of questions to ba ased | for cultivating emi gnining the confidence ef Cuban exiles in the Misai erea | to leara core about their organisational cesign and plane for work egeinst Cube 4 j 14-0000 _ : ° _ SECRET ao 2 emtneabadlbiiinhypteisicte — sinalsh a, abbgshiht waste > Cubject’s cover fer this aseigment is to gather euteria) for a book she | Plans to write on the Cubmn Brvolution. Tne questions thencelves ere not’ intelligence requiresante end reputedly are along tae linse of “vast vas _ your role in the invagion attemgt? Why dif your particular scrtie fall? . _ ote.” Pertinest bere, however, is that ths COIS rep told Sudject that ho: is very interested in the “Municipalidades” organizatioml derelopcont by: the Cuban eziles. He said tats was the suartest tuing tae exiles have dons. Souree stated chat she understands the exile community han regramed tate. coll organizations se tuat exiles from the sams community fros tarir haves in Cada nov fora tee Individual cells. In t::la fashion teey cen batter - protect theaselves from penetration and will be a better informad and cohesive group. subject vas given $950. for the Hien! trip exsenses. : fource sev tne money. Sudsect plans to spend two or three weeks on this § taiesion ant then retarn to BY to report to the CUIS rep. ‘ 5. Ffubdject is teking ber tw children vith her to Hiest end is taking Along @ “babysitter.” Eabject hed wanted to take @ Puerto Rican girl | en ques “ prey wus w08 ot Peeers yaaa veerne om mks Whe Eel vb EA irl coulé not cttain @ lesve of abeence fron ber job, the P2 girl's brother ie serving as babysitter, Se is described as being in hie eerly tventies and {s a cupporter of CASTRO. <ubject's immediate problas is to obtain entre to the Cuban exiles and a czeap yay to live in the Klenf area. fo accosglish this she has re-established contact vith a fcracr acecsirtence and ally, one Jerry ESHIKG. HEMIEO is described as being an American geubar of the Eilliss Korean group in tke invasion atterpt. Subject met HEMISG in the Frente « Gandino in Miraraqua. She re-establiebed tais comtact by finding an old : Wiel telessovue number for ECR) and spore to a person at taies nanber who identifies ninccif as “Little Joe.” Littie Joe ssié tagt meMias eoved bat that be couid put ber ip touch with hia, 6 Eubsect told source she vas delighted at baving received @ pace- port for berself ani her children end perzisaion frou tos State Denarteent to trevei to Cate with thes. fermwission vas granted on compassionie ; grounds. She was so excited at this devolopaent she imsedistely telepboand the CUIS rep despite an earlier sdwonition <o never again call aim et his Office. He taid his business is etrictly cospartuented frou other meabers of the Cuban UZ group. fubject state€ tact with her passport s2e Bow will be able to travel to Surcpe after returning to Cuba. Ecurce unterstands | that Eurspean truvel will be for Cuban intelligeme purposes bot bas 0 Gataile. ctource speculates tant because fubdject is fluent in Polish and © Freach, with eam knowledge of German, coupled vith her Auerican citizensilp and Polfeh teckground, ci vill be able to gain entre ints Earopean Bloc : cireles to glean wast she can cf their true feelings aod intent to the CASTRO government. Us0n cowpletion of Ser Nias! mission and ner return to BY, cubject then plana to dasart to Cube ria Mexico. She plana caly about tvo days in _ Mexico. che Will be provited Gravel funds ty the Culd rep. - . or ; . wht . - a “Wweuhta eNO A Re DEL Bas = Ain achat woth stamina abd ante beatin tana vests nt o edckein ces sneered 0) cnn se ates tien ee slidenantned macechin 4 makes ater oi eomerht etna ered tenitiyertnratlbwane ae 24 Meets nate + 14-0000 Ph ‘ Metered ne . . Cre gt? Nie : ' ceune H 4 3 Te Source explained tht Subject prozised to advice source wiere she will be staying in ths Mimi area. Source hes base requested to remain in BY entil the coraing of 10 March im tae bope that this toformatica will bs fortacoaing, Source vas alec requested to consider tie feanibility of Visiting the Migai area to deteruine Eubject's vhere- bouts, Eource steted that an excuse for tais visit could be to visit De. uJAPER end bis wife in j Miext in that they are leaving BT 9 Mareh for m long-plasned 19 day boliday there. oth Subject and Source are close friends of i: AAPPER co this arranges went would be plausible. In this regard, Bource stated that to eave all i eoncerned froa eaibarinusssent, she advised CEAPFER not to question Eubject to» Cloealy as to iubject's plens upon Subject’s departure froa HY in thet £3ArFa was unter the impression that Eubject was travelling directly to Cuba, Eourss implied tu SRAPPER that Subject has to “earn ber way" to Cuba. <SSAPPER was . deacribed es being in no vay connectich wits Sabject’s acaignmect nor to be in syepatoy with such msiness. fhe CRAPPERS plan to stay in the Hichols Hotel, Hient Beach, Collins Aveme. Ge Od Aaswmswwny was DlIs*2 Atcomtettos +f Cuhinee nein nelve as ad tha hepoenizgan in Cabs. vouree seid that wien discussing some aspects of tee true. situation there, Che CUSVAHFA's naps cane up. hen Soures suggested that Che may heve been tone in, Subject responded that this certainly vas mot talon Gath nen ne eterna latent canes cepteaniondeddend the case. Eubject stated that about 3 March one of Che's “close aides” arrived Zn HY.. Source mdarstents this aide caze to BY fcr. contest wits tas Cuban Ua group. Cudject lsarned this froe ths CUIS rep. { T . Ge SUIS rep fs decribed es being 5'3" to 5°%" tall, slight build, etall > ting waustechs, @ “latin type" but uot dark. Be locks like - Berels WAXTINGZ, tae father of Sabjest's Fiest masy. Source now staten tass the CUIL rep is protebly not a Prensa Letinn rep as Subject stated this assigozont is furtiering ais diploxatic career. Tue CGIS rep had wsotings with Cubject at leect three times at iubject'’s hove. : 10. Bepensizg apoa 2evolopeents by the mvrnins of 10 Karch, Source may be exked to transit tieshiagton for anotter meeting walle enroate to Mexico. It {6 understood that Your Cffice will caferteke the necessary coonlination; with other compournts and other Agencies acd. that tris Office wiil take no further ection pending your aivice end request. . £ epee eran ie ner carve = ‘ ' mente men eramermie rite eee cen ce ee nee et ne ee EE ND I Se pe 14-0000 Ty ET, nal gd ae We uz/c, Mr. Castero Evtelle SORCLOUSEA Yeno dated 9 March 1966 . Suning Ty *eteumee conversetioa vith you 1) Mareh 1965, LICOOZY-2 at that time stated thet Subject could be reached in Hiem et tolephone muxder 374-9336. IL-l learned this from Subject, who telopheasaé L-l's hotel room in Hey York with a mmber where she could Stake Pe tarts Mente eather em She ene i BEMORANDM POR: SUBJECT REFERZEOR: wernen be reached. ect CI Staff pag BM ten ! - WY. d. Eaufen 7 Chief, WH/2 Ft eh eee cota der etree A mama Pato mel De Pa a hat are ngenmenat 14-0000 neti We bette 8 ome Fo ceeln Lianne” Dba s St alee ese ewe ed nee ie Me alade de PgR cemt «ARAM Ns mee hE deans S38 ayers Booey © t : : _. BND OF MESSAGE 7 poe eS i ' i ’ ‘ i j : i yo! ! i : i ; . 7 3 ~ ~ . t “os . MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPIES: co: W1J, Kaufman 13 wit: WH/1 DO moex [2e SEC i ET — or : 4506 G60 invex ste: 1] March 1966 CO Few ¢s FILE No. AD ; Mexico City LICOOKY-1 DEPARTED 11 MAR PLANS STOPOVER TULSA. ARRIVING MEXI S2XSR 13 OR 14 MAR. L-I ADVANCED TOTAL $295. . io: UG eee eme i cata lbatee ae dp amen beeen bale ME ore wi, . > We tac dee ty att . i Bake ene Me a we ; GCOONDINATING OFFICERS 4 a nen ‘ ctouel AITHENTICATING RELEASING OFF | BE CRET | gpmaeirage ad . orvices a on en entearren . : aeraoouction BY CTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PRONIBITEO, i Eanes 7 a oo 14-0000 -s MESSAGE FORM OD otsrrov oe Romereene CO rus aw: “oe Torarcopuss p> S ads OG t We, Kaufman z mie owe izezcers | DATE : 4506 Xe OC rive es ave mo, : 1 . 7 _ . v ¥ vO * MEXICO CITY 4 From: DIRECTOR’? . 7° MEX eee _ errea 85413 _ REP: MEXT 6341 (IN 59865)". * | 1. LUND MET WITH LICOOKY-1 FEBRUARY 7 IN NEW YORK (NY) AND BERRMARY ORTH WHEN SHE VISITED WASHINGTON TO REVIEW THE 1962 SENATE HEARING RECORDS FOR POSSIBLE RELEASE TO USE IN HER LEGAL PROBLEMS. L-1 PLANS TO RETURN TO MEXI -NO SOONER THAN MARCH 7 DEPENDING ON PROGRESS WITH HER LAWYER, L-1 WON ROVALTY CASE WHICH SHOULD PEODUCE ABOUT $700 NOW; OTHER SUIT STILL UNRESOLVED, — . + @. NO ATYEMPT WAS MADE TO DEBRIEF L-1 IN DEPTH IN THAT ALMOST EVERY ITHASHE RAISED WAS REPEAT MATERIAL ON HER OLD CRONIES AND CONTACTS, POINTED OR REVEALING QUESTIONING ON ANY ACTIVE Do TARGET, I.E. LEVENSON COMPLEX, WAS AVOIDED, 8. FURTHER TO DIR 81088 L-1 STATED LEVENSON MET BERDECIO | IN MEXI PRIOR TO EITHER SPRING OR SUMMER 63. IDEN OF GIRL IN CALIFORNIQ UNKNOWN, LEVENSON LIVED WITH BERCEDIOS ON ARRIVAL 63. i t i L-1 CLASSIFIES REVUELTOS, BERDECIOS, LEVENSON AS NON-COMMIE, Ma US SLIGHTLY LEFT, ALMOST APOLITICAL. . a oo , le ree : ‘ . 1 | __ cooncimatina ovr iceas , qoour i Agtnaaricatene { ‘SECRET egrasing ond REPRODUCTION BY OTMNER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRONIDITEDO. COPY RO. _ —7 14-0000 MESSAGE FORM (iy Orsrmpy «Ly accuen ru SRANCH 6). FR Toran, COPIES: Dtwoex | secret | (No inwex OF etve in cs Fice no, ms PAGE TWO . i grou: DIRECTOR 3 * CONF 3 oro: va, Fite [] RID COPY : i i To : INFO . crepe SY oY/ 5 : 4, LEVENSON'S MAID INTRODUCED TO REVUELTOS BY THE - ! PILIOS AT “PARTY IN FILIOS' HOME. FILIOS' SMUGGLING ACTIVITIES PREVIOUSLY REPORTED (OTHER CHANNELS) INVOLVED “ Wainacial iiss SUCR aS TaanGiGTOA RaADiG Bac, TOR i.” MONETARY GAIN ONLY AND NOT INVOLVED WITH SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES, L-1 RECALLS MEXICAN MILITARY PILOTS SOMEHOW THVOLVED BUT HAS NO DETAILS. ae 5. IN DISCUSSING LITERARY WORLD ONLY FLEETING REFERENCE | LIREAM EDITOR "MADE TO LIREAM, / (AND TICHBORN WITH NO HINT OF KUBARK : - INVOLVEMENT DESPITE ETSINGER'S ADVICE THAT L-1 SAID LIREAM. - BLOWN, TO THE CONTRARY, L-1 CLAIMS LIREAM CONCEPT WAS HER, IDEA AND HAD SPOKEN TO ° Pri nour IT SOME TIME AGO ONLY TO DISCOVER SUBSEQUENTLY ON RETURN FROM TRIP OUTSIDE um “j HAD TAKEN THE IDEA AND WITH. TICHBORN PRODUCED LIREAM, L-12 CLASSIFIES MEXICAN LITERARY GROUP WITH VERY FEW EXCEPTIONS AS LOW CALIBER ag hicreate y Betula caeotas ook oe a t fae ssSfiltb sco N20 inches. _ @reurss) "AND | nino § WORTH BOTHERING ABOUT, —— whe. a ” 6. L-1 cLamis IGNORANCE ON CURRENT EVENTS GUAT AS SHE oy "~~ COMPLETELY OUT OF TOUCH SINCE LEAVING MEXI. i oe. . ; ; H ate . — be Woe : 4 Sb coonoiarine oesscans : ‘conrt NUED.. or rn - DONT AUTHENTICATIO® ar or ’ Retrded trom exsematia rrrcae ‘he ; _ oe ‘SE RE T. <5 Oren ] : gepropuetiOndy OTHER THAN THE IssuIne OFFICE ._ PRONIBITED. 14-0000 oc. ‘ _ NOOKIKHAX AIAN I II _ o™ TOTAL COPIES: ” RIG: - wits O noex SECRET er: 0 xo woex ~~ OATE QO fica in C8 Fite wo. ‘ m . poo PAGE THREE ; ‘ ' Frou: DIRECTOR me ! He CONF s . wero: va., ene [) RID COPY i { TO ; Fo crve DIR 54 Ne WIS 7. Le-l ASKED SEVERAL TIMES FOR LATEST DEVELOPMENT ARICA, CHILE CONFERENCE (MEXI 6177) STATING SHE HAD HEARD OR READ ; NOTHING CONCERNING IT SINCE LEAVING MEXICO NOR DID ANY OF HER NY i t | Cownaeea wave awe TeEMoMATTAN = SHE NTN SAV ROWRVER MARIO : | MONTEFORTE TOLEDO Sib sixed DEPARTURE, PLANNED RETURN MEXI 1 MARCH rv | * .- (DESPITE MEXI 6385 AND HMMA 28303 ADVISING THIS WAS A CHANGE IN | : PLANS). REASON BEING THAT MONTEFORTE COULD OBTAIN ONE YEAR ONLY . | LEAVE OF ABSENCE FROM’ UNIVERSITY WHEREAS SOCIOLOGY STUDY SPONSORED _ | BY UN REQUIRED TWO YEARS, oo | -*,8. CONCERNING RAUL OSEGUEDA L~1 REPEATED HER CAPABILITY OF : INFLUENCE AND COLLABORATION ON IDEAS WITH HIM AS WITH FRANCISCO VILLAGRAN KRAMER AND MANUEL GERMAN PARRA (PREVIOUSLY RTPORTED HMA 27924), IN ADDITION THOUGH AND OF INTEREST WAS ADVICE THAT —_ OSEGUEDA HAD PREPARED A PAPER ON UNIVERSTTY REFORM FOR A Z_ | | . : 3 " SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE AT VERACRUZ IN NOVEMBER 65, IN THIS CONTEXT Le eae riesemm Sathe SHE POINTED OUT THAT OSEGUEDA HAD BEEN A MILITANT CHAMPION FOR _AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITIES IN HIS EARLY YEARS BUT NOW REALIZING THAT Svoees tg il. §$UCH AUTONOMY HAS BEEN THE ROOT EVIL OF UNIVERSITY MALADY IS | 5 8 : . CURRENTLY PROMOTING NEEDED CORRECTION AND CONTROL. FOR SOME REACK ; 8 ' . wd COORDINATING OFFICERS. CONTINUED. 20. .: mtorr seen eae ‘eum SECRET | arate REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. =: on , Te rman peemmeninen wie OS pit amen fle oe q : { cn sadatltal st emaasl ne saamandeenme finesse Meo. 14-0000 “S~ 52 gmaervant MAY WISH FOLLOW UP FOR POSSIBLE USE LICOAX AXD OVERALL j Madea tect eh ana aie Oe CO rue OO 3 xy tes KESSAGE FORM : TOTAL COPiES: O -noex SECRET 0 no tnoex OC Five in ¢s FiLe x0, : PAGE FOUR. . Tm 3 Y . i noe: DIRECTOR : CONF s oro: va , Fite [] RID COPY Com, ° TO INFO CITE DIR Z 7 f, > PAPER NOT PRESENTED AT COXFERENCE BUT OSEGUEDA LATER MAY HAVE DISCUSSED THIS WITH MANUEL CALVILLO AND MAURICO MAGDALEXO OF MINISTRY OP EDUCATION, L-1 CLAIMS CAN OBTAIN THIS PAPER. . - to tee Ag en “UNIVERSITY REFORM PROGRAM, MONTEFORTE AND VILLAGnan aacci=n TOOK PART VERACRUZ CONFERENCE, PRESENTING PROBLEMS OF THE LEFT AND PROBLEMS OF THE RIGHT RESPECTIVELY, _ 9, MUCH TIME SPENT ON L-1 LEADS UPON LATEST ESCAPADE ‘ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA (MEXI 5054) IN THAT S REPORTEDLY GIVEN ASSIGN-_ MENT BY PRENSA LATINA CORRESPONDENT NY TO VISIT MIAMI AND CUBA, _ THIS COORDINATED WITH ODENVY AND REACHED CRESCENDO WITH ODENV: REPS INTERVIEWING S IN HER NY APARTMENT (WHEN L-1 BY HAPPENSTANCE WAS VISITING, AND parol Bed toce FULL STORY ON ALLEGED PRENSA 4 LATINA INVOLVEMENT). L-1 MAY BE ASKED TO DELAY RETURN MEXICO TO . MONITOR S PLANS, STATION WILL BE KEPT ADVISED, _ _ i . 10. L+2 ALSO SAW ROSE SIMINOW (MEXI 5075) WHO CLAIMED TO BE _ PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS IN NY BY UTILIZING HER SON GEORGE AS A _ “CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR TO MILITARY DUTY IN VIETNAM, GEORGE WAS * DISCHARGED ABOUT SEPTEXBER 65 AFTER MILITARY DUTY IN PANAMA AND”: smb, i . s . “oe . « ‘ 7° T+ _eoonoimatina cericens eee * . : crowrt AvTHENTICATING > WE gasime ossicen SECRET I Revoked ovetcen . Rieninnnatinbmnl PRONIBITED. baal . REPRODUCTIC. s¥ OTHER THAN THE I58UING OFFICE _ Amante ag + { u ul ‘ Tee et ltt ne ee ai 14-0000 ‘ st TOTAL COPIES: os a Tt . SBdvavuE FURR (NO Incex ’ CO ene mcs rite no. PAGE FIVE su 4 rrom: DIRECTOR : Ts CONF : wro: va , Fie (] RID COPY INFO CITE DIR vy YS ANTICIPATES RECALL AS MEMBER OF RESERVE UNIT, THEY PLAN UTILIZE SERVICES OF CONSTITUTIONALIST LAWYER BOUDIEN, PLAN INCLUDES .- NATIONAL FUND DRIVE, ITEM PASSED ODENVY. MEMOS THIS AND .— i DRECENING PARA BEIT BaNeEEN, ; fo ace, SAID : 2 11. L-1 ABYSS STATION HAD REQUESTED SHE MAKE PROFILES | OF SELECTED PERSONALITIES (MEXI 6419) BUT THAT SHE HAD NOT HAD! TIME.TO COMPLETE, SHE INTENDS DOING THIS MMEDIATELY ON RETURN, L-1 CONTACTS WITH GUAT EXILES BEING REVIEWED WITH GUAT DESK, -WILL ADVISE IF WE DECIDE RECONTACT L-1 HERE FOR THIS PURPOSE. 12. WHILE DISCUSSING WITH L-1 “INTELLECTUAL GROUP" MEXT, as TO WHAT MAKES THEM TICK ETC) HER RECOMMENDATION FOR PRACTICAL METHOD TO EXERT INFLUENCE SOLICITED, SHE SUGGESTED THE USUAL ' EXCHANGE PROGRAMS ETC, AT SECOND MEET SHE SOMEWHAT DESPONDENT. IN BEING UNABLE PRODUCE REALISTIC BROAD otfice PROGRAM. IN THIS CONTEXT SHE WAS TOLD WE NOT SATISFIED OUR OVERALL PRESENT APPROACH “AND BELIEVE ALL OF US SPINNING OUR WHEELS NEEDLESSLY. ADVISED. ¥E ~ QOUNT ON CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM US, WHEN ASKED PLANS IF F NOW WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO REGROUP AND TOLD HER SHE SHOULD NOT haa TERMINATED SHE S7A750 SHE PROBABLY WOULD STAY MEXI FOR ANOTHER YEAR © way i . . . ine , iy + ao Cooro mating orviceas CONTY: eeee AUTHRUTICATING peveasina oricen ieee | orrieen . ‘ REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE Is PaQMiniTaD, = 3 SrNe vetlel ashi ramaicchaseeth 14-0000 Rinweewes oe WRN TOTAL COpiEts * CRUG 3 wat : Owoex | SECRET | ext :- (0 woex OC eive in cs rive x0. PAGE SIX 3 To 3 Front DIRECTOR - Cone wero: va , Fie [) RID COPY 0 FO creo 7. </f > BEFORE RETURNING NY, SUPPORT WOULD COME FROM FATHER. IN NY ’ SHE RAS MANY "PROJECTS" WHICH NEED TO BE DONE, NO SPECIFICS... SUGGEST STATION CONSIDER KEEPING HER ON PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS COUPLE OF MONTHS TO PRODUCE PROFILES AND ANY DEBRIEFING IN DEPTH REQUIRED AND THEN TERMINATE. UPON RETURN TO Nv SHE MIGHT BE PICKED UP FOR CONTACT BY KULAMP OR ODENVY. HAVE INITIATED “DISCUSSIONS WITH KULAMP AND TREY INTERESTED CONTACT ARRANGEMENT WITH PIECERATE PAYMENT. LUND FOUND L-1 PROBABLY WELL-INTENTIONED BUT TRAGIC GADFLY HANDY TO HAVE AROUND FOR TIDBITS DESPITE BEING . THOROUGHLY BLOWN BUT NOT WORTH A PROJECT, WILL ADVISE ANY : REQUESTS. FOR L-1 SERVICES DURING GUAT POST-ELECTION ACTIVITIES, -18. RECOMMEND STATION EXTEND PRESENT PROJECT FOR TIME Se ee PS ARSE Ts LEY Soeetite, *JERAINATION IF SO DECIDED IS NATURALLY STATION PREROGATIVE, WELCOME. STATION COMMENT, . END OF MESSAGE : : : CI/ops/aughes (draft) a oer. s s- 3 o . 20 af. nbs eae . | | od COOROIMATING OFFICERS nena ‘W.3,, Kaufman C/WH/1 '° ‘ avinenticatine ~ Do . neveasing erricen SECRET orsicen poe . i os tow Lo" 7 1 ogee aa, : ., a agpaovucrio! f OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE . Ronumitas. od. bos Looe . ~ : ; : rr TT Tt eo rr i a =< | | ; - ; | - i ; } q . ;. - v j “4 14-0000 tworrs Overs Ono CLassivy to FILE wo, S-acr vo FILE wo. ou oO atr. 10 pence (J ae . crsreey OJ} sic. "“Weaice C: 7 _SLASSIFIED WESSAEE yova: caries . ~ _~ - oF : SECRET mes (imation browinsres PEeson/uwtt wOTIFLED 2 eee eee Hp tg J He} —— ACTION SDVANCE COPY Lief arm COPY | ue Dasree one aro eile é CL Chops Cr/On c=/re-2. “See po =F SECRET 2218582 pe 1s 239248 DIR INFO GUAT CITE MEXI 6419 i . he LICOOKY DY id uid te JUST BEFORE HER DEPARTURE FOR PBPRIMZ LICOOKY TOLD a facoy AND BE veaunco cue van oorDADEN LONG PONFITES OF JUAN meee : JOSE AREVALO AND RAUL OSEGUEDA FOLLOWING KER FALL 1961 TRIP $ TO VENEZUELA. SEARCH OF STATION FILES HOWS 80 EVIDENCE THESE PROFILES ALTHOUGH THERE SOME REPORTING ON TRIP ITSELF. v= ++ @, DID ADDRESSEES RECEIVE PROFILES? SUSGEST HAS QUERY 9S iad t t r y ' , ; : Bete, . + ~~ + nat ee eee hate ci Nah eR Ab a tr th eller ae € < x t AN wee ha lip in, e t up . fe i r i | . . n (rman sree ‘4 ‘ \ ON 14-0000 vimentin abe , thas tar arlene \ i wlletsAe CLYDE D. SHRYOCK FOR HIS RECOLLECTi¢n. SECRET 3. GIVEN RECENT REPORTING ON PLANS FOR TERRORISTIC fet ee re etantnciee ACTIVITY IN GUAT FOLLOWING ELECTIOGS AND OSEGUEDA PARTICIPATION, KUBARK SHOULD HAVE MOST DEFINITIVE INFO AVAILABLE ON IMPORTANT i GATS IN EXILE. a 4. HQS NOTE PREVIOUS CABLES HAVE DESCRIBED LICOOKY ACCESS TO OSEGUEDA AND VILLAGRAN KRAMER WHICH APPARENTLY STILL PERSISTS DESPITE GOSSIP RE HER KUBARK AFFILIATION. DID HQS DEBRIEF HER IN ANY DETAIL THESE CONTACTS? SECRET CFN 6419 EASBY REYMANDER JUAN JOSE AREVALO RAUL OSEGUEDA FALL 1961 VENEZUELA NW. EvivenCE AyS CLUDE De SIRYCSU Svat stevens une neceurna ~ VILLAGRAN KRAMER RE Hes - at tet ° a . . ~ . . . : ' Br oo a .- - Pioe. 26 : C) . Hy ~ : SECRET : aan oA ° - a aoe i . 4 aa . ; \ ~ Vas. - ~ 7 - - - . renner oe eae 3 ; bel ‘ * 7 .- a i oe oer tomar so ™e ae oi . ! bow we oe * i ae - ~ tee i wee ~ filmes seen eon rn Leg ° - - oe neers ~ { : ru t ; Q 1 3 i et ne . 14-0000 - MAR- 6G ; ° . . MESSAGE FORM (] DEstROr = RETURN TO BRasecn : (] FILE RID . ‘ -™ Toran copies: < ZOD POONI OVO _ . mc:- ROUTING 1 (No noes - TO : InFO CITE DIR PAPER NOT PRESENTED AT CONFERENCE BUT OSEGUEDA LATER MAY HAVE DISCUSSED THIS WITH MANUEL CALVILLO AND MAURICO MAGDALENO OF MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. L-1 CLAIMS SHE CAN OBTAIN THIS PAPER. | STATION MAY WISH FOLLOW UP FCR POSSIBLE USE LICOAK AND OVERALL ' ~ TSYVEPST TY EENPY PROGRAM, MONTEFORTE AND VILLAGRAN KRAMER ALSO TOOK PART VERACRUZ CONFERENCE, PRESENTING PROBLENS OF THE LEFT AND PROBLEMS OF THE RIGHT RESPECTIVELY, 9. MUCH TINE SPENT ON L-1 LEADS UPON LATEST ESCAPADE ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA (MEXI 5054) IN THAT S REPORTEDLY GIVEN ASSIGN- MENT BY PRENSA LATINA CORRESPONDENT NY TO VISIT MIAMI AND CUBA, THIS COORDINATED WITH ODENVY AND REACHED CRESCENDO WITH ODENVY REPS INTERVIEWING S IN HER NY APARTMENT (WHEN L-i BY HAPPENSTANCE 3 / WAS VISITING}, -AS-STATE_ON 3 MARCH GAVE PERMTSSION-FOR S TRAVEL ss IN P , DET ita By ASRED-70-DELM-AETUR-KESI_70-HOMITOR S PLANS. 10. 4-1 ALSO SAW ROSE SIMINOW (MEXI 5075) WHO CLAIMED TO: BE PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS IN NY BY. UTILIZING HER SON GEORGE AS = CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR TO MILITARY DUTY IN VIETNAM, GEORGE WAS . s . i ar) 8 ' tog - DISCHARGED ABOUT SEPTEMBER 65 AFTER MILITARY DUTY IN PANAMA an Bo ao , ‘2 <7 . i . e: Fel . . COOMOMATING OFFICERS CONTINUED . { : 7 - RELEASING OFFICER = auTne oprea™ “? ° * oreminamen _™ SEPRODUCTION SY oTner THAN THE {SSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. a al Fs aremnenene mise pes yest tees es mm 2 : oe i ' { iY . i : ° . t } . *. . en ~ oe a A. 14-0000 . : i ve i i { ST SS ne care un nv rmeanns ew aren oe Pama nate (ene we Pore . $ te “~ é . ~ MEMORANDUM RECEIPT : : , 2 To: : | peewee t 7 From: j . “" supseets H ; I hereby acknowledge receipt of the following: is . /oe— i i { : Cl A Please return signed copylies) of this receipt . hea TA — : ; StowaTure GF RECIPIENT ig ee, me ‘Fcem a0. 752 REPLACES FORM 36-66 . GATE RECEIVED an ; 3 aue 55 BHICH MAY BE USED. i . H ~ t e oh. . ro : “oy 7 t i = . e 7 ; ee | bee . i ont vray 'F ’ i $ - “2 14-0000 23 Feb 66 pe Jack, I briefed Gaines for 30 minutes on LICOOKY - giving him the full background on her io, education, CI frelationship---from recruit- ment through current use in Mexico. My Suggestion was that she be told to go to NY and find a job which would give her a ; means of livzlihvod as well as cover for any future CIA income. After 6 months (or some other specific period cf time) it would be arranged that either we contact her or she contact us to determine what her personal ee erat Cer Te IT) eT are ae we ae eee ge renee j 2 situation was and whether she would then be ‘ t in a position to target against selected iu persons of interest to CIA in the NY area. i : SEs Souls Chew be paid vs a ope. Vanoin # for herCIA work. Mr. Gaines wanted to : think about it but thought that this would ‘ "be the best approach. He will talk to you . before Friday. ‘$ His only question was whether we had any , -dnmdication whether she was under develop- Ps ment by the opposition ---Soviet, Cuban, etc. i. ¢ I told him that as far as I knew there was ' é no such indication. If I am wrong (per . a your and Bill Johnson's recent activity) : ‘+ you better correct this. = 3 5 Pr i z Charlotte : ‘ & i Hy . - i a ad x 4; Seantiwth J : ‘ : ; ‘ i} 14-0000 ! — Batten Mi ll vedi ater sleek a Re nL . “~ 7 \ “ | oy ca a ~ u , F . . . ai cet a . . t } By a : = . no ¢ [- n MASHHAD { _ PawckafieG ACTION | : ti IS P iC . Loe . 1 : - y i tf, . ok . 1 | A i lwaand fot 7 H ewe . . | 3 : id 4 | ORD OLAS Ey. ace , i Nnant + - ees) cred votes ae - ae too ad nae : cw sch. amen “rene | CMY CALFIED cee 4 “etef, a inten , i JOAN Soca esis j oe rn So 4 : no i i es | _ imicrorse FO : ‘« 3 . ~ 5 aOr . i 2 OP the Tax Cormittco rosrecentat 5 , ' in Cami cinteer vere ass a, basi db i . . c~ @ premared wy wee Station 20S SSRVTLLE vas requested to a “real biank rec. Troe PSLET : Moho cts fir on a resent TOY and tr cbte tush infer o , orn his tax TEOC LMS ee ride we GLIA SD hand eseey tha gic z : | cre inferraticn toe} 3 3 . i . 3. , i chp ge Sey Ps ‘ affected stan : i LE TBR.5,. ro. wt : : = ; the request fs be raat, . r U 3 : ert: Fond ! h. SSERAETs accessrent 1.as preaarad + cf his 19 965 ta tax ! dabilit; i235 cortutcd. Dasa) ca tais ci that the scral . . | meek femanicd unter sopurate ecver be at x tat ctthreldiny ' . accewms thevely satisfyirz his estiated 19¢5 tax Mability. : : . \ i i | 5. IBIAVA, and fcurlas Dv UREAFANE are in the Hcadcuzrcers arca and should . 1 be econtisieal directly. #4! 343 mot retusmins te tle Ciitien until after |; i the Comaitiea renresentacive eke : i i H Ng . : L ? - ¢ The forms for Tereny FO BTAD", Dsurlas J, “STEEIAcs, LINGEP, John Re : pepe a i 1 te comzleted uxon PTToe's return te Pexlmarters, ! i 7. iavarl ns TIC tas nob availshle fer a begjefts : i H - “ek . wis : ike Cnte?, “aS ST, w/t : t] ~ Tiveeter of Pinaree, w/o att . Ae Chaar, Vip, wr ate. owen ae ee ee we eee ce eee ee epee caeas Acrenence 7 orspaten sreenon ane fUNeEa P44T=6303 - CAST CATION 1 QS ALL to SBCORED. = | A fo an cae Nas pain re ee 7 cee ~ E iY ; 7 . %, . . s oa ~ j - ° > . ° . aud ' . * . & ~ 8 eat : . ‘ . : 14-0000 . . . Sei ee ROE Sete Sacanten bbs "Biol fe Aetna OE eta ee see PINS ones Tree atten rales Eni tenet tid ete te OME MLD Fee te: [apes enttes toa ne alec ornare nena ee eee nee tet wee rede aa we ene he 5, soe meee re 14-00000 - "3 ~ “ ez: ves Ono fssiry ve rie wo. ______CUSSIFLED MESSAGE CO _rorm_ comes al ; i vt REF 0 51LE NO. Fate oo RET. To saancn o cestaoy O) sic. AOVANCE COPY oO issuse DD acorres Bo) voce cee ban SECRET 2119252 PRIORITY DIR CITE MEXI 6341 iE LICOOKY _ . “2 : 21 ists 59BEE REF DIR 81716 7 vr coni 1. IF DESPITE LIREAM AMENDMENT AND MEXI 6243 HOS STILL 7 : INTENDS TERMINATE LICOOKY BELIEVE IT ONLY JUST GIVE HER CHANCE LOOK AROUND WHILE SHE STILL AVAILABLE THERE. IF THIS DONE REQUEST MEXI BE GIVEN FULL REPORTING ON CONVERSATIONS AND DEERIEFINGS TO COINCIDE NE/:RLY AS POSSIBLE HER ARRIVAL HERE.: REQUEST SHE 32 GIVEN FULL SECURITY REBRIEFING RE HER TERMINATICN. (9273, . : 2. MEXI 6177"aN VARIOUS CABLES OTHER CHANNELS MADE SPECIFIC SUGGESTIONS FOR TOPICS HeS MIGHT WISH TAKE UP WITH HER. PLS CONFIRM WHICH DONE AND WHAT REMNANTS LEFT FOR MEXI CLEAN UP. ' a SECRET CFN 6341 81716 LIREAM 6243 HOS RE 6177 HaS PLS 3 t " ; i % Br . THN, , "4 | 4 . HE TERNIVA '. . i a ef GIVE pape atid oF OSE t | . | | FCRE ae 7 ; ‘ vi Pot NNNN ; ce _. ' Peal ‘GS 4 Ace j i “. . 1 oe : | | . t t 4. . - - r . i i . f 3 F nematic anes gute on ia aera eel saad ae i , i . - 3 ; j + + i , 7 . * _ | 4 oe, rr re : 4 14-0000 2 x fit SECRET 1818102 wmaea: OC ves 1 00 CLassiry to iid no. M-REF TO FILE HO. vice mio f) eer. ro eeancn CJ vesvaoy OQ) sic. ADVANCE COPY oO osseco Q SLOvTEce OD roses DIR CITE MEXI 6319 Kunesk 4 J REF DIR e1zee * PABA TUS REF, SuSerEr wOS CONSIDER PRETEXT CALL JEWISH MEMORIAL HOBPITAL FOR DATE LEVENSON VACATION MEXICO. Shows levenen! weuied SECRET. Kf paek Quer fhospeer OFF ce SNe he esponT ([LTAvbG Son YROATI Ow PEL i i H i ‘ j cFW 6519 81288 Has JEWISH LEVENSON BT SECEET . 3 } . } : i : i : | ; WNNN 14-0000 oc: C.Bustos-videla wt: WH/1 er ; 4506 ore: 18 Feb 66 weo: va , pre O) RID COPY MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPIES: t elm CG woex (so mepex O rive ix cs Five no. [Perv uext 8I716. * LICOOKY es : AT LICOOKY REQUEST HQS PLANNING ADVANCE HER $200 FOR RETURN TRAVEL MEXI. SHE DOES NOT PLAN RETURN TILL EXD pee FEBRUARY. WOULD STATION LIKE HOS TO GIVE HER INDICATION OF . i -/ | PROBABLE TERMINATION? ADVISE. | C/WaD AELEASIES OFFICER : 4: a - fast F a william v. Broo ot eemeersenaartencemaey oe END OF MESSAGE COORDINATING OFFICERS | SBCRET - nee: REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN Tne issuine OFFICE is PROWIBITED. | s. 1 ‘ceo caeen fod. Kaufman of : 1 i ” + surmenricavene” corr an, whee veneer ens mee eennanimmamerene for ree f 6 et int aD canis t08t aaae dL 14-0000 . . aan mis: Wo R, Johnson] ; mrs CI/ors - ‘Di monx ZAEECRET $ t 7 amd tin Servant A tide Seer - MESSAGE FORM TOTAL Copies. "gener D werent ro waNen (RUE tm ROOD IOO IOS YOLK : . PA OUTING 6918 Ono moex CATE: LE Fob 66 Sruemcemena 261 7EL276 %] 3 . MEXICO CITY 4 . . fod " fRan DIRECTOR. i : ers TO MEXI ae TE pIR me TP 81088 KUDESK 4 } piece ‘REP: HMMW-14325* 8 =o. [ SE, i BN tere re E : 1. LICOOKY TOLD LUND LEVENSON CONTACT nv onatronn uvonecrTs ; > } . HAD 4 BEFORE 1963 VISIT TO MEXZ ‘n FRIENDED GIRL FREIND OF BERDECIO . 3 - IN CALIFORNIA. = Sc , 7 : ° —_ 4 : : 2. KUBARK QUERY PASSPORT OFFICE SHOWS LEVENSON RENEWED i - ‘| PASSPORT 14 JANUARY 66 FOR VACATION MEXICO. PASSPORT ORIGINALLY | i i . . . os “, ISSUED FOR DEPARTURE ONE OCTOBER 62 POR TRAVEL AND POSTGERAD 1 “3 - STUDY ZUROPE INCLUDING SPAIN USSR. i. 4 . G _ ELT 8 Lane - RR ESE we t : : 3 ®ODENVY INVESTIGATION AND TRACES ROBERT CEARLES LEVENSON i 4 _ 201-786276. : 3 4 4 : eed 4 4 Jv . Use. - Oe . .~DC/CT 3 e COORDImATING OFFICERS J! oa t |, ae SECRET Canara boa 3 4 ".” gEPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS pRonisiTeD. ; re es a. 14-0000 . wo Ovs 0 uo 7”) ~49 Clas ry v0 Fite wo. CLASSIFIED MESIAGE R-REP 70 FILE RO. rte ei0O) acy. to seance OJ vestmoy C) sic. PERSON/UNET GDTEFIEO cl ee ial | A} Pex ico Cry po ADVANCE COPY 7 O- of Bee COPY oO tescrs Darerres Ol-sere FILE f-A IY LIES, fh. Pap Corps, Cure: kA : _ Do- 3 -3 i : ACT ion 3 t : | $ ECRET #520182 SaGO INFO PIR PALP CITE MEXI 6177 “Shatsn4 gaze ve i i ; 1 QecPeR A DTLEAFAGE “pee uNM_emana cnt TH BAP OR SAGO) 4 wo Bee aertate HMMA-26269 (NOT TO SAGO) 7 - t SUBJECT IS FORMATION OF COMUNIDAD LATINOAMERICANA DE ESCRITCRES (CLE) WHICH WAS DISCUSSED DURING JANUARY 65 MEET oF COMUNAUTE EUROPEENE D*ESCRIVAINS (COMES) IN GENOA. CARLOS PELLICER (P) i ' PROMINENT mebroan POET aND COMMY-LINER, COKE OF MEXI DELEGATES THAT MEETING, AGREED PUSH FOR ORGANIZING MEETING IN. MEXICO DUR ING y855 TO FORM SISTER CREAN IZAT 10% TO BE CALLED CLE. THIS MEETING HAS NEVER BEEN CALLED. HOWEVER EARLY 65 MEXI STATION AGENT LICOOMY-! WAS ACTIVE COOPERATCR IN ORGANIZING ASOCIACION DE ESCRITORES MEX IC ANSOS A. C. CAEMAC) WHICH SERVICE ORG FOR WRITERS TO GET BETTER ROYALTIES, : PUBLICITY, DISTRIEUTISN, AND OTHER BENEFIYS. THIS OPG .WHOSE = ConsTiTUTIO® SPECIFICALLY FORBIDS POLITICAL ACTIVITIES AND INTER- NATIONAL AFFILIATION ELECTED CAPLOS PELLICER PRESIDENT. P HAS BEEN © - TRYING NUNERCUS DEVICES TO SR Ike CLE ORGANIZING MEETING UNDER AEMAC FAs dln Ln egtinadterents oF as a ad 7 he petra ee * qUSPICES @e@g SUT SO FAP FRUSTPSTED BY MEMBERSHIP. | 4 ] SL cetieaets Uene we ee eo aie eos it ; i Le re rannree neesermaveeee st con 14-0000 ibaa 0 4 5 pa ee SECRET) «=e 47278 2. LUIS VILLORO, EDITG? oF REVISTA DE LA UA VERSIDAD DE MEXICO, ALSO ONE OF ORGANIZING CGMMITTEE I8 GENOA AND’ "ATTENDING CONGRESO DE LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATINO AMERICA IN feica, CHILE. EXPECTS . MEET NUMBER OF GENCA ATTENDEES WHO HE THINKS WILL WANT PROGRESS . REPORT ON PLANS FeCR CLE ORGANIZING MEETING. VILLORO PLANS RATHER VAGUE. REALIZES GENOA MEETING ATTENDED MAINLY BY LEFTIS]S. AND THAT , . IF CLE WERE LAUNCHED UNDER SAME AUSPICES IT WOLLD BE HEAVILY WEIGHTED GR LEFT. SAME TIME REALIZES THAT ONLY WRITERS ORGANIZATION MEXICO : : WITH ENOUGH COHESIGN To GET ‘MEET ING GOING WOULD BE AEMAC WHICH | * e F CC, COVIAS witue PULLIICAL SPE@TRUM AND WHICH SO FAR HAS SUCCESSFULLY AVOIDED TAKING PCLITICAL STANDS.- a oh. 3. ALTHOUGH NOT CLEAR EXTENT TC. WHICH PLANS FOR FORMATION CLE #£ iba MAY COME UP DURING ARICA MEETING, NUMRER Fr THOSE IN ATTENDAGNCE it Bers LIKELY BE S4ME AS ATTENDED GENOA MEETING AND MAY TRY STEAMROLLER o com MITIMEWT FORM MEXI DELEGATION TO HOST ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING. 5 MEXICAN INVITEES TO ARICA BESIRES VILLERO ARE HECTOR AZAR» HEAD OF _ THEATER DEPT oF NATINAL FINE ANTS INSTITUTEs PADRE ANGEL MARIA GARIGAY, LEFTIST AND WINNER NATIONAL LITERARY AWARD; HECTOR MENDOZA, . _- UNIDENTIFIEDs JUAN RULFO WKO NOT Gornes AND MARIG MONTEFORTE TOLEDO, GUATEMALAN RESIDENT MEXI vio MARXIST WRITER FOR LEFTIST MAG SIEMPRE. |g SECRET: 4 3 i iat pr J sah otters freien ete ' . H BS Gait ath ale we Mees oe ° we ‘3 Ht plat: woe wet ee ge 1? ‘ ee cma ll aiatiiemeianeteentan cart Tae Poy foci teeter 14-0000 Aaitayes % v e fe j ; ~ - a SECRET zw 49273 43 VILLCRO AND “ONTEFORTE KNOWN’ TO CLAIM OPPOSITION TO POLITICAL IN- VOLVEMENT AZMAC. QXOPERA HAD APPARENTEY EEEN CONCERNED RE FORMATION OF A POLITICALLY ACTIVE CLE. | 4. REQUEST ADDRESSEES WEEP MEXI POSTED CN ANY DEVELOPMENTS Aindeetled ok arte tee eet 4 REPORTED BY ASSETS ATTENDING ARICA CONFERENCE PERTINENT ABCVE SUBJEC T.- BEST OUR KNCWLEDGE PURPOSE MONTEFORTE ATTENDANCE ARICA NOT AS. PER LINLUCK, PARA 2 HMMA-28166 ("PREPARATION COMMUNIST CONGRESS FoR LA INTELLECTUALS"). ‘LawLuex NOT AS WELL PLUGGED IN THIS GROUP AS . LICOOKY. = - ' i 5. DIR: MOST OF ABOVE FROM LICOOKYI1. YOU MAY WISH QUERY HER IN DEPTH THIS SUSJECT WHILE SHE AVAILAELE. i SECRET cFN - : "6177 HM%_12024 NOT TO HNMA-26069 NOT TO COMUNIDAD LATINCAMERICANA | DE ESCRITORES CLE JANUARY 65 COMUNAUTE EUROPEENE D'ESCRIVAINS COMES GENCA CARLOS PELLICER ¢P) MEXICO 1965 CLE 65 ASOCIACION DE ESCRITORES MEXICANOS A.C. AEMAC P CLE AEMAC LUIS VILLORO REVISTA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE MEXICO CONGRESO DE LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATINO AMERICA ARICA CKILE CLE NOT CLEAR HECTOR AZAR PADRE ANGEL MARIA GARIBAY HECTTR MENDOZA JUAN RULFO NOT GOING MARIO MONTEFORTE TOLEDO ete Damen bobcats ew GUATEMALAN MAG SIEMPRE RE ARICA NOT AS LINLUCK PARA 2 HMMA-28166 "SECRET chan e aman tally oe case eerste then o i] cee co gE ere ere Pe wid ’ 14-0000 cr Se er errs MEMORANDUM FOR: ALL WH BRANCH CHES DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DESK SUBJECT 1 Contract Agents woe ati According to latest records, attached ts a ist of Contract Agents oscigned to countrios in your Erasch, To asrist in updating and tensclidating porsonnel records on WH Contract Agents, your - Bicmcd ic requested 39 furmiea by co vamery sree wo omwang tafernation for CNLY U. 5. citison Contract Agents who are empispsd fall time. Name Bate of Birth Fiace of Birth Salary per Anno Date of Arrival te Assi gmnent . Dabe of Scheduled Gif aypiicabie) Type Centract Viola, Jone CaeB, 24 Gag 1927 nN“ - . ronan Okt ga sy : ¥2000 Tceaty ¢ anis Widim' if ¢ cn Pur 6d 14.90000 te oe i iy - fo Po ; ‘ omsere Ores (os . . ; SLassrry vo vie 2a. . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ‘ sret B Vite ao. hwO nev. 10 seance 0 testeoy O sic. on FOTal COPItS Srekiteapa ; + 1c ‘PRIORITY DIR CITE EXE 6045 Fiediten ee rece twee, sve LICOOKY . . A ConceeMine KECV LS 6 rm 26 drei tb Ue A - FEF DIR 74752 © / | LON Zoo 1. SUBJ RETURNED 22 JAN BY PLANE TO NEW YORK TO CONSULT LAWYERS ?ROWN CROSS AND HAMILTON RE 696,000 DOLLAR LIBEL SUIT BEING BROUGHT AGAINST HER BY LYLE STUART, PUBLISHER OF ENGLISH VERSION OF BOOK FOR HER CHARGES THAT HE ALTERED ORIGINAL TEXT. VISIT REVOLVES AROUND LAWYERS DESIRE OBTAIN RELEASE HER SENATE TESTIMONY OF MARCH 30, 1962 FOR USE IN DEFENSE, SHE UNWILLING FELEASE 2ECAUSE OF DELICACY SOME OF REVELATIONS ABOUT LINLUCK, - -AREVALO AND OTHERS. STUART LAWYERS ARE SCHEINAN, ALBERT AND " WACLEAN, FEELS CONFIDENT THROUGH PERSONAL VISIT TO LAWYER CAN “PREVENT CASE COMING TO TRIAL. oo 2. SKE ALSO REPRESENTING ; qemecetene SELF IN COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION . CASE 8 FEB AGAINST STUART FOR HIS FAILURE, PAY FULL ROYALTIES ; ‘DUE WER ON ENGLISH EDITION BOOK, 3.° EASBY HAD LONG SESSION 28 Jan ATTEMPT ING PERSUADE YER Silbeat heme ant te sel ole ? Ra 2 er rs 7 . 2 y a ad Tae re BS a a . er. “ay, _t ; we . “Weg > evry, - oe ee see at oo! 4 4 ot aS 14.90000 ¢ i - “aussie messace” [SECRET | WAZO7E mace — * WANDLE BY PHONE. SHE ALREADY TRIED THIS AND FOUND IT UNSATISFACTORY. SHE TOLD IN-VIEW STILL PENDING APPROVAL HER FUBARK FUTURE, VE! COULD -HOT POSSIBLY RECOMMEND PAYSENT HER EXPENSES AND URGED WER RETURN _ SOONEST TO BEGIN VIGOROUS WORK ON NEW PROJECT DIRECTION. SHE - -EXPECTS RETURN 9 OR 4@ FEB, og 4. NO XNOWLED CE WHERE STAYING NEW YORK AND TOLD HER ATTEMPT t ’ s | Wo rc ee ee et ee a ° : : vd % ROUTINE CONTACT. IN EMERGENCY TO CONTACT OVERT OFFICE NEW YORK. . . . ed ¢ bse tte ne he ata ( meen emanate ' . Metaweb on Be a) 4 -IF HOS SEEKS CONTACT CAN DOUBTLESS MAKE THROUGH LAWYERS. " “- 3_ RE CONTINUATION LICOOKY KUBARK ASSOCIATION URGE SOME KIND DECISION NEAR FUTURE, SHE ANTICIPATES NO PROBLEM GETTING WORK KEW YORK IF VE TERMINATE, BUT DOES NOT WISH BE KEPT HANGING. SHE “1S PROBALY SINGLE MAIN SPARKPLUG AEMAC PROGRAM AND OBVIOUSLY ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT WORK AND PROSPECTS, BEIORE ANY TERMINATION PROCEDINGS STATION SUGGESTS HoS MAKE CAREFUL DETERMINATION THAT = | TBS wet steeds: a 0 ne ee wet ee een cee Oe OR meee ete If DOES NOT WANT WIDOW INTO AND ACTION CAPABILITY IN INTELLECTUAL COMMUNITY AND VILL NOT WANT IT TWO OR THREE YEARS HENCE. LICOOKY . WAS WIDEST AND MOST INTIMATE RANGE CONTACTS ANY STATION ASSET THIS -! : FIELD WITH POSSIBLE EXCEPTION TICHBORN, STATION AT FAULT IN NOT ; 4 “TARLIER RECOGNIZING AND REPORTING HER UTILITY IN CENTRAL AMERICAN 7 ZASFTIST FIELD EXHAUSTED AND FUTURE LAY IN INTELLECTUAL WORLD. STYLL:RETAINS INTIMATE CONTACT HOWEVER WITH FRANCISCO VILLAGRAN “RRAHER, AND-RAUL OSEGUEDA. Toot me a SECRET . ee . ee oh. . “CFN 6643 74752 22 JAN NEW YORK BROWN CROSS HAMILTON RE 688,000 yh gti ae TT nate wee tenis -., Svateel Aitiaead 1 Rae Se te cf — DOLLAR LYLE STUART ENGLISH 50 1962 LINLUCK AREVALO STUART. | | "seman ALBERT .WACLEAN 8 FEBSTUART EASBY 20 KUBARK NOT POSSIBLY ge a 4 —_ _ a | a] | 4 4 | | } eR ee” atte" Sean ORL sh. pigtentabeactots de 14.90000 - oe ae . . , Mey Teper nme nes ate ml nace cen cena met Lemme ee nee + nm ~y oe. a. : < , a . a : wm 4207G Pee 7 9 18 FEB NO KNOWLEDGE NEW YORK NO ROUTINE NEW YORK HOS RE LICOOKY boo, . ° KUBARK NO PROBLEM NOT WISH AEMAC HoS NOT WANT NOT WANT LICOOKY TICHBORN NOT EARLIER CENTRAL AMERICAN FRANCISCO VILLAGRAN KRANER RAUL OSE GUEDA BT soe _ 5 MM oa ie Nese sean a we eee tee Qrpp eee X nee ae oe eet et, . Meet tae RS 1 Rater is, OLA ee : WE om i. Fie cent mand nat aie open meneriefgatetite ve ee ce BR Pagar te r) & ia 160 14-00000 Jno SN #% ne. CLAsSIFIES MESSECE Toray copres/ : _ tt. to onance a 3t0. ASWARCE COPY 0 sosuep oO sr0TrsD | ccc been ee ee we | sala: Ms a 7 pat tf i y i (LL . i , i! = 2 ot i t 4 HOVIANVeTY Non A 7 h a) . Cae 2 ee a ed 7 LIC OOXY [mA ee ee PEF vExr 5943 (//V 42076)” 26 ua". 4210] - ss SHIST LEARNED FROY REYYANDER LICQOWY STAYING HOTEL SUTTON | PLAZA, 116 EAST 5@ ST. ALTERNATIVE “EaNS CONTACT IS THROUGH HER ' “DOCTOR, i, SYAPPER, SARBIZO™ PLazA, PHOVE CI-7-7272, & t SE ¢ RSHOT CFN 6947 &/043 REY“ANDER LICOOKY HCTEL SUTTON PLEA, 115 EAST SgST I SYAPPER BARPIZON PLAZA CI-7-7277 : BT Age yNLED MESA Oo Ceuta cared cman ak Arges. ? AeUsTANce Fd LICOSKY, ' ea OME eine Mbt hereon © Lk a i ee ame Ee OOF RETR ee Tee mee ED yD, i ; : . . \ a . a . i 4 ‘ : j : i 4 5 t t a | a . , ! } i 3 oe i | i { : rte cy 3 ' ; t i 1 { : i H j eeowletimanscrt daar tam “se atedatenerde ar ase ible a oat : ps pot te 5 14-00000 g TOTAL copies: Zo gf p—nOnnneen Gs C.Bustos-Videla unary WH/1 : - C] inoex er: 4506 2 CO wo invex DATE 24 Jan 66 GigE IN Cs Fic wo. B4 8 wm : MEXICO CITY 7 he 24 S66 22 46 Feou: DIRECT. t ° MEXI INFO crre bin ETSINGER REPORTED MISS JUNE COBB RETURNING TO NEW YORK iG ¥aCB LIBEL SUIT CONCERNING AREVALO BOOK. ETSINGER VAGUE ot 6 ~ REQUEST ON NAME OF PERSON BRINING SUIT, /EQEX STATION PROVIDE . DETAILS INCLUDING ETA, MODE, OF TRAVEL AND MEANS CONTACT IN NEW YORK. . Fi a END OF MESSAGE a - . i t : - y : he - i 4 Avs a ‘ i , | i H : Jacob D. Esterline | : AC/WED .. COOROINATING OFFIC EAS | avrwcaricazing PELLAStED OFFICER SECRE T aN prices: ? QEPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAM THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PRONIBITED. . \ 4 MESSAGE FORM Coes” 2 mean To peacH [mur x . or eae oe rN ree ep RE RENEE NT, ret Rapa a rae Sapiaher bemeaheah — 14-0000 ‘ SECRET. ( : “8 . (Wen Tibiot Jay i ie DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFEREXCE i SUBJECT OF DULUMINT —_ eee ee Laid ie eT IDENT eC atic ; "aN FILE 40. H J Ciseatcw Ge SOuece Coc. srueoL eo. fe Gate ' - Fo gauele Cevetoned] sg, Bele OF IMPD. [O- GeRUATION aver ”””CSC*d save POCO DEAE Lnd> OV Stewiwatig Fu 1 oare LOI LWENT OTSPOSITICN | Cooes sartante Yo Tein ice ; — 1d. Team ortents To @) Fike MO. . Clevss(h] IstoaMAD oa a 2 : ! ee } ! 7 '- . : | ' | ene i { i LricomKy /1/ i | 201-7 78841) 050-126-036/61 r i SEX M DDB 7? HYMA~279273 } j | 20 DEC 65 it ' cit 2? i ; i occ ? : . i . | 7 ‘ 1 . ; i i ‘ . : R 6512300052 | : | ‘ i i . , | i ‘ { : pd i a FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. : Seer BOF 010 seasseve aestions. SECRET trons | i. t dye eawnes Set tae wea enh tanned Line cuatenr de — at a bese Rea At oe 14-0000 \ : : t bos ‘ 2 q t i 4 Chief, Crfice of Firame ' chief, YH Diviston Foe oo ~ i Chie? of Station, Mextss city 4 quaner , 5 1904 Income Tax Forms - Joyce HW. PLVETNCH 3 MAOR QERED Or ODED Fi REPLMECE: MEXI 5°90y & Decenber 1955 ; Attached herewith are two costes of PINEING!'s 1968 Covert Inco Tax Return. cnuitabter et Lies meet WILLARD C, CUPTIS Attachment: As stated (h/w)} Metribution: 2- Fimree, watts 1 = WD, w/o atta tha acheter anak nencirbstalaecs ait ar aceantae tO rece athens eabat ne AR Eaters edie allen teen BE LE Eat ~. . cence epee em eid aan Ebemindiee 2 a ” 14-0000 av oe ee © CLassiey tO vHLe Ho. CLABSIPLEO ees Ee vita covite / ~ oo B-2er ve PILE eG. one aio est. to exacce oe ocoreer Care. FILE SECRET 0819482 DIR CITE “EXT 5550 Bort. t065e Vv ’ . odes REF: DIR f2a ye y : 1984 COVEPT TAX FETURNS FOP BENADUM, LISOTC? 19 cBariazs 7 I. C. HUFIG), PIVELNCH, SANDAMAWIE BEING SENT EY HYMT GO17 Ip Ge: : ° SEC POUCH. "OT POUCKED EARLIEP AS OVERLOOKED IN STATION Alle a : FILES, ; 2. PETURN FOP CAZAZZUS SERT HHNT 5399 APR D3 CIOINT Wire : DOUGLAS J. FEINCLASS), PETUPR FOR LIFUED $7, YOw 2ITAN. : BLAZIX, SENT HMMT S922, 29 OCT 65. . i a 3S. LIKUFF 1 SUGMTTIED PETURN THPOUSH CVEPT CHANNELS SIGNED COPY BEING PIECHED HOS, 4. WILL REPOFT CN TICHECRN SEPAPATELY. SECRET Y Aue. . fos. wilt fw eet t on tt ee LLP AL CEG VEO Maen Se ET TAL CFN 5559 62414 1984 BENADUM LIMOTCR 19 BAPBAPA 2 OHUFIG Fins 4c » SANDAMANIE HMMT €@iS 1@ NOT POUCHED CAZAZZUS HNNT 5399 AP= 23 A Se optth’ 5 Tes on " EAL TEES butt bee tye cy eat se, iy DOUGLAS d FEINGLASS LIFUED 38 RITA N BLAZIK HMET 550% 28 =5 ok LYHUPF 1 HOS . coer | SECRET | | ¥ «sa ae Pop Neate, 14-0000 . te : MESSAGE VOR - * . TOTAL CoPIaE: mio: J, Pishor a wuts WE/1 O mosx We aecret | exrs 43086 O no aoaa mr: 29 Nov 65 G ewe os 8 rite ro 1; Mexico City pros: DIRECTOR . Sa A rarer namrtmnl f Ef annem cers WH wre: va, pug [J] BID COPY OF 2 #6453 . " PLS ADVISE WHEN HDQS CAN EXPECT 1964 COVERT TAX RETURNS REQUESTED HMHSe4366. IF NOT RiChiVad wii, AOA NT FORCED REVEAL TRUE RAMBS 7O IRS WHO WILL THEN TAKE DIRECT , ACTION. 5 . EHD OQ? MESSAGE *Roquested & doliaqueat 1964 Covert Income Tax returas. a —_e t A cay i? , Weds Bg - Dt A) we H by 27 ; : £0, , ae | ve ’ ‘ wy er | on ! . an | . . 3 a tt & . Wilitan Y, - . Pog ae hh 4 ' tos . . . f . . t on . 4 . a Cooseraavise ovriceas : . j vee * . woet aUTuratreate: * : @SLeagins coven . . SBECRET hep ahartpeee! oreiten Ctra J “REPRODUCTION CY OTHER THAN THE ISSVING OFFICE Is PRONIBITED. ~~ Boo 2 tab f " 4 “ Teal be meee ee 8 Tae Ones foe ce tse tome ee ata oat i i i 4 4 seh a en et OT ce buet ache ale Ae Se Bammer Sonne be 14-0000 i . . * i —. . Di Archi | rn dlr FT ARE RE RE ML bir cES. = en aon H 7 _ H RLFERENCE: WMHS 4267, ly August 1605 a a ; >t \ i ij Tie following ivo4 Covert Incene Tax Peterns are still i? ; ; _ “ overdue, Please contact the efents aad s¢e that they ure Lg . a oS H oe a forwarced tu ficadquarters 25 sooi: 2s possible. See referenced 3 disputes for inforcation on the penalities isposed for late : i relurns. ae | Jvereny KK. BENADUM Sangre $8. CAZAZZUS LIFLUY-30 — mos j Edvard ¢, TICHHORY ee oon Ernest A. LUSBY . eager, UY Gevisies: . _ j ee ae aoe ‘ Rumer . ° : aWersug iyo Covert. fucose tax Srhs _ oe : ‘ Distribution: . , 0G 1 - COS, texico City 3 x f 3 Fi 4 3 @ 4 i d | 8 ' aot { af — | d ' CRCTS WE! . DWSPRTCH Subaiva 2% %o MER ‘ ESF : ‘ . | 5 i HEMS 4360 i df pets m : Z ; peeeeers | q oy Hy S| SECRET If i. my . 73 tree - Ore ER . reasgt ' RAT i a vt SEAT fRastes-Videlarre C15 Oct 05) #506 $ ay Chrene : ROALD ‘ * ak = 4 Fi Pat u a} 4 , ‘ t i z YL 8 BBS ve nee eee ce - - . i ain 4 » of 14-00000 sf . . Aus Oe NN : . CLASSIFY To FiLe wont, AREA SF 4 pn aSSt FEED vESSAGe Hort COMES ae BRE TO Fite wo. — ee, rice aoC) atr. 10 pmance a erstoov CJ) sic. cert ADVANCE COPY CO) ssscec Ch corres Cd ruses FILE, ue ic. Ze Hie, cilops ez, Dod, De : 1301175330 Dik CITE 4ExI 5473 a LIcon4 NU i REF “AKI 5054507 4 oS4) 11. RECEIPT OF LICOOKY-! WRITTEN REPCRT REQUIRES SOME : CORRECTIONS IN REFs | . » A, IGOR INTRODUCED HER TO “HARRY” (BUT NOT BY FULL NAME, WHICH SHE REVER KNEW), DESCRI3IG HIM AS ABSOLUTELY TRUSTYORTHY, ; IN LATE $963, HARRY RECONTACTED HER THRU JORGE LOSADA WHOM SHE HAD i KNOWN SINCE 1952 AND THIS TIME HARRY RECRUITED HER. COVER wis_ 4 RESEARCH FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS. - 4 B. L-i DID NOT TELL IGOR SHE RECRUITED AND YORKING i ; . FOR KU3ARX IN MEXI. SHE SURMISES HE EITHER KNEW_o13soa™ ; i CCDUYNC YS¥XQHXOM,3((645 & “MEN AND THAT SHE THEREFORE STILL en ee et WORKING TH MET ut, REAL REASCN FOR ATTEMPTED KUBARK CONTACT WAS TO PASS : ! ‘ Cw iF) RE CARLOS ewrrausPotanco, GUAT EXILE, ofStime MEXI RESIDENT i + EE wen oar ee) amen : i AND CURRENTLY IN PORUMEN On? rewke SCHOLARSHIP, L-1 LEARNED ; i 3 x ! MAINT ON TR cats ee nr emmmniaiieiaaienmnnmntcal aealhe St oe8 da: Yo ike ase ce ea be TT Ste ane , ” . i . t i Boe ata 14-0000 ' 7 POLAWCO NOT PREVIOUSLY sTASHA PRENSA LATINA HILDA GADEA CHE GUEVARA MID NEW YORK DAILY YORKER L-1 STASHA ROSE SIMINOW AMERICAN STASHA SIMINOWY MARXISM L-1 STASHS 4 ST i net 5 N i yet . F aun! : “7 \ < : ; ‘ 1 ; : | “4 i ete, wldete natbanie eda eee de HY} Ser ge wee 21 eC Lee * . KS i t : | nee oe { uy, i | a Mahe nase cee antennae ltt ietiee Hebe thee ne — ee ee ras BZ O rAtE 245 : ta Seo nhs aie web eteaeecntaabtes Seer eat { 14-0000 CLASSIFIED westae TOTAL Coe IES mdex, Oves O no Clarsity to Fine xo. AEF YO FILE so. eye eroO) eer. 10 prance [) eisceoy O) sic. PEASON/ URIT LTE ES DD ssces OCOacerreo LJ tose mre FILE JR, hoy holt 2. alors, Cl ee athe 2. eecnleg SECRET 1621252 . DIR CITE MEXI 5754 1$0cr65n 74054 ~ LICQOKY m74os?, SIFa DIE 48325 1. STATION F=O3A3LY AT FAULT FOR NOT FORWARDING Licocg<-]{ . . oqycdd) SY ADDPESS IN MEXE 4698. HOWEVER FEEL IN SENCRAL WKEN PSPsIvE ‘ NATIONAL AGENT ASKS FOR CONTACT MUST BE FO2 WHAT HE FEELS cn0D. , REASON, I LATES THAT SHILE VISITING HOME OF FRIEND IN a¥ Z. L-L PELATES THA SHE PICKED UP PHONE AND CALLER WAS ESTELLE “STASHA™ SOXOLOVSKA coxovod (MADPIGAL? WHOM SHE HAD KNOWY IN FSRUMEN AND IN MEX! DURINS st. Dery WHERE SHE HAD COME To HAVE BABY OF HARCLD MARTINEZ, NICAZASUAN. te eye LEADER OF FRENTE SANDINO 1N CUSA,. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WAS HARIO YADRIGAL, YOUNG SGSTA RICAN COMMUNIST DOCTOR WHO SUSSTQUENTLY | i MARRIED SOKOLOWSKA AND TOOK HER TO FROUMEN SGME TIME 1985 ae Meek teeta eee ate SOKOLOWSKA HAD LEFT MADRIGAL AND ARRIVED NEW YORK VIA MONTSEAL, 12 OR 13 SEPT. TOLD L-f THAT "IF NOTHING ELSE WORKED OUT™ PLANNED i q SOKOLOWSKA MOTHER IS ANNA SOKOLOWSKA, S62 179TH ST, BRONX, %Y.: ESTELLE WAS STAYING WITH HER. SECRET JOIN JO ANNE SALAS, AMERICAN, NOW TEACHING ENGLISH IN CHISA, — Rant taeatcthe ad pin y n vat att ee ~~, behitienen sn sonal shat At iphone 1 z i 1 ' : a estes eee nares a ae eae ee ted 14-0000 SECRET in N¥esY Pace 2 3. IT WAS ABOVE IN7O L-1 T2YLNG GET INTO KUBARK EADS AND USED SUBJECT PAPA 1 REF SIN ONLY HE? wOed. HEPMSDORF IN PBPUMEN WHO, ATCORDING Le] SEcTRUITED HE= SPETIFICALY LY! FO> KUZA°K. STATION FILES ON Les} 3O NOT G9 SACK THAT TA= SO HAVE Cz KE MADE FIST INTRODUCTION TO F 1 4 t-1 DOES NOT KNOG WHETHER ZSTELLE STILL NY OR WEFTHED OTHED PLANS MATEZZALIZED, ; 2. IF HQS DECIDES FUCSUE LEAD, TiusT vitt 32© DONE SO AS NOT IMPLICATE Lea. SECPET CFN 5254 45335 LITOOKY-1 4Y MADRIGAL 61 HAROLD MARTIUEZ 1962 12 13 L-1 NOTHING ELSE ! HERMSDOPF L-} L-I NOT SO BT < See beg ae OR eaLB bet re eh amt mms ee 2627 Let WY ESTELLE “STASHA™ SOKOLOWSKA NICARAGUAN SANDINO MARIO FADSICAL i Zi La} L-1 NOT KNQw NY HAS NOT rou toATE tt SER are ae - Te ake hbk REE in De tjonk. JO ANNE SALAS 963 179TH $T SP elt mn eed ne t edd rhein Entel aie 7 : Co an RO we FO ae tee cat ee ard tet J mreetacaneren en = 14-0000 we ete th r. ° a = rr tite 3 3 jo _ Cevtata Gpie.s of vemos hasea of i . bro, i : i : [ie « ‘Ceskl ‘Be ARLICS, Rita i, BLIZEX, ¥° i ‘ Barbara CRUPT3S LIPS -D/19, LIHLFT/i, _ pyPey —Joxce. EK. PINci ACH Nona RB. gxsda ANTE, 3 : - PRIORITY: Philip KS FESS:80L0, Efwarc G. TISE ; . + Carol k. Z1N5 SMELSTER - ie tedemae i - a. So 7 to 7 : _. 7 re Los. £. , : - Action Recuired: ‘%8 “fored .. “ . me B,° L. Eke. trorde sheds of the Ime: . ; tem ai Ravin - for NE2ESSBEY £9 et. oot es & prec Sect | Ty folreexpleyrent © oh, i “yc f ferred Lor these |. } »: oo a i 952 uso dy not have-™ ¢ wong under thei aX i a | ‘ 7 4 too 4 ; he ge i . xt 4 if “t 3 # 2 ; 2. fre ettse : inclidos sco o Con ‘ * 4 - te: col os 2 Pe xo ce c EB £ oy a - a bs ig ts contrit: of dF Fe Cn ec er ere Attachuent. As Sit:ted if Dees ene ve, ri : x ; . ispaien 5 517 4 Px Fie Yueees - oot : Sn SRE a SECRET . Distxtbuttons SC TRERO LIST ees ares & 2e Ws, PERS 9 Wl Pers/w.S. Renenan:. ens. + ts 46576 s oe sthoce etneer ore ANE re AS NN A se eB tT ara . Le Gad ~ ee SER. re Fre ' re abe. A oa He 2 Rae pag OT center cess OES ae Od t. fiw WH/3 . . of UPPEHS : * an on Pad so i ” ound - bran ita’ ‘ She be By/S 0 Sp RET] oe ee . L oUF MB Ay ae : . « Wife [a . 6 ry a : toin kbc 2 i Oe, re ier 3 Kae: head haally / e | feo: (aie 2 wm ts oe wae . > | GfRED | ! a an Ve Gree SNS ES Sant ‘4 Meese ncaa nae os ame mee dtp tae me ee PO EARL whey a hingg denen ane ceed ornament on etapa ” : ‘ . wie - tee : , “ ‘ : “4, :” aoa | . *. . ae vane { * 5 ‘ , * Saye tent TT bias fos Me de cieconts eithes ve . apt Ws hg segs ie 14-0000 * . . - oa cee a ' 2A mre ao ah set my meme OTe eme Oe: Seem ememeEONMD FOES 188 BEST Fm Fee NEN LHR ON rae reer pemeF R OB ean FR NRO ENGEL VENUE Ed 1 OUELREEE EE ATER HONE P ecco apenas med: ed ees ed “oe eos a wee cae woot semen . Par . > eh r i “~ ‘ . aie) : . ‘ wv . { . . rs . ace ‘ . u V Tote. en id . ve . te ls 4 ar . ‘ . Ln . , BM . f as . \ oe ‘ 1 . . “. v t ee er ron te . as fy * ce an ee meme mm tate ae rae nem UES eee me 8 rnd Se em msn ar OBIS CaREteHtD LP EM AEE ROMEO ORD ROE OS OR RRM SA SRD RENE SeCEREI enh aaa sme ete Br, . De ren a re re reeeT, test ag beter ene s+ sre emataemmameg 2 a Tg sone Dos web Eh . Lo. i . 14.90000 SECRET YOM, fies Joyeo HL Mincinch Dearts& Mise Fineicch : ? rat pitpent ‘ Reference ia made to yonmerayn of oral S Sort ted States Gavernment, as represented by the Contracting Oiticer. Arrangements have been recently completed allowing certain ‘ independent contractora of this organization to obtain social security .f credits by covering such individaals under the social security tax : provisions applicable to employees. These arrangements also iuclude . @ provision for retroactive applicability to the beginning of the _ - - 1965 tax year. This can be done only for reasons of security since ~ the procedure results in reducing the social security tax from the self-employed rate to the employee rate. [For example, in January of 1965 the tax rates were 5.4% and 3-5/8% respectively. Ae a consequence taereol, said contraci is amended by deieiing ' all reference to social security and by adding the following paragraph: - “Effective 1 December 1964, social security taxes will be covertly - deducted by this organization from your compensation in the same : manner and to the same extent as would be dene if you were a Govern- : { ment employee. Security reasons make this procedure necessary. Its : : implementation doea act imply ir any manner the actual creation of an oon t employce-employer relationship. Your legal status under this agree- : a : ment continues to be that of an independent contractor. ° If you receive or expect to receive full or partial social security credits from overt sources you will so notify this organization and an wdjustmest will be made or covert deductions discontinued, depending apon the circumstances. Further, if you should subsequently receive overt social security credits, evidence thereof will be submitted to this organization. In such event your covert credits will be erased and yeur 5 - covert deductions returned. All other terma and conditions of said contract remain in full force , oo . and effect. poo, 4 _ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - py___ SIGNED vO : ~ Contracting Offic Officer. | i ' i too, . | SECRET us a4 Group 1 - Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification. eee m ‘ = mentee Fran rate Oo eer 1 ars 14-0000 a Dor yO aeruan to esac OE RID- : oo. D “ MESSAGE FORM : oyyyypyyycmeyty C/Rustes-Videla reraceorien g3 XAnKKXKXXAXUXAKA LOCC EKA . ete: WH/1 } : ws 4508 nce er: 23 Sept 65 {G80 Invex : CATE: 3h FILE 0 3 FILE NO. 201-278841 zw : MEXICO CITY euSer65 8 Whe Froa: DIRECTCR . mor va, puze PY RIO COPY fo, 2 Glo ps on CR Acliczw Caw Fy _ " imFO _. GITE DIR- MEXI 1. HDQS RECEIVED PHONE REPORT FROM “NyDO 23 SEPT rand 5 3 3 5 GeRoevs TCH . LICOOKY-1 HAD CONTACTED KUJUMP THROUGH IGOR GOSS? OF Conse reef VISION MAGAZINE. LICCOKY HAD TOLD £222 cs SHE HAD BEEN RECRUITED FOR XUBARK BY MR. HERMSDORF IN CUBA, WAS NOW MEXI, AND WANTED A KUBARK CONTACT IN NEW YORK. SHE ONLY. PLANNED BE THERE A COUPLE OF DAYS PRIOR RETURNING MEXI AND GAVE NO : INDICATION WHY SHE WISHED CONTACT. GoraevtrCre a 2. ALTHOUGH 82552754 IS CLEARED KUWOLF CONTACT, bob ; PREFER NOT USE HIM AS INTERMEDIARY TO LICOOKY. IN VIEW HER > PLAN RETURN MEXI SHCRTLY HDQS MAKING NO CONTACT. REQUEST STATION DEBRIEF LICOOKY ON HER ACTIONS, PARTICULARLY WHY SHE REVEALED HER KUBARK RELATIONSHIP. 7 END OF MESSAGE yor Fi ~ mre Zattoo Le I" We / bea Chief, WH D CooaomaTinc OFFICES . anunae ore Avtwcaticating comet | ~ ar escent RELEASING OFFICZR s E c R E T “Sora a 4 , + eee on . -AEPRODUCTICN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICZ 1S PROHIBITED. we a see te Sgt he _ i ~~ * SP TRN CIES Dette Wet eee acidemia, — L a 14-0000 MRED TO FILE WO.” - FROM a CLassiev yo vite ae. CLASSIFIED meosauc voTay COPIES “/53 SECRET = acenoDuct 1oN PROMIBITED PERSON UNIT NOTIFIED wave aio) eer. to aeancn oO oestroy CJ sic. rs EOS VT . Or far copy | Chan, == ee iNFO ee . Me We Cific2 cifon bot boys ,cA2 calo4 D Ser eRET conseo: { (oP a DIR CITE MEXI 4628 I II oh LICCOKY Ot ae 1, LICOOKY-1 HAS BEEN IN POOP a, FOR CY = MONTHS EVIDENCED 8Y RECURRENT HACKING COUGH, BRONCKITIS AND OTHER ILLS, TREATMENT HEPE HAS TEMPORAPILY ALLEVIATED CONDITION 3UT NEVER PERMANENTLY, MOST RECENT PECURRENCE HAS L-} WORRIED ABOUT POSSIBLE LUNG CANCER. we'TS VISIT DP. I. SNAPPER, CHIEF BROOKDALE MEDICAL CENTER WHO KNOWS HEPE ENTIPE MEDICAL HISTORY, LEAVING END FIRST WEEK SEPT AND RETURMING FIPST WEEK OCTOBER. ‘ 2. OWING L-1 STRATEGIC LOCATION IN LITERARY WOPLD THPOUGH | HER ACTIVITY I AEM STATION PAYING EXPENSES FROM PPOJECT FUNDS. (SEE HMMw 139¢2) MEDICAL EXPENSES COVERED SY BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD SO ESTIMATE ONLY TRAVEL AND TEMPORARY HOTEL STAY BEFORE ENTERS HOSTAL. . 3. IF nes WISHES INTERVIEW HER NEW YORK SUPPLEMENTING STATION REPORTING ON CONES PLANS FOR ESTABLISHING LA WRITERS COMMUET TY» STATION WILL FORWARD EXACT DATES AND appREss. 7 , —~ / SECRET oe, at 29 - SEGRET = | 00h i eciabeatetnae ote me we 14-0000 tae t, tee)’ nie nega cS ig med OF he ee ta, EPS RAL ER, ohtt OE Pre ek € cz Shr SECnET IN 4efouyey Page er 4628 LICOOKY-1 ILLS L-1 Of. I. SNAPPEP BROOKDALE OWING L-1 STRATEGIC LITERARY WORLD THPOUSH AEM STATION H™MW 13982 BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD HOTEL SEw YORK Lé WRITERS BT \ ad "yew a SECRET U t a : % obtain ogee Cc {: Pan fap bate hat alae ert Mates ieee ctat aaeetene k e tat een ts 14-0000 “ - SECRET ‘ : Cro. 83192 : HENCRESDUM FOR: Chief, WH/1/Mexico o- W.d. Kaufman Operational Approral is kereby granted in the case of. —__LICOOkY/_ Ct, sfor the purpose specified in your request : dated__as folios .. ‘ n Amended as specifically requested in your menorandum of 17 Angust 1965.) This Approval is tased upon evaluation of.information available to this Office, and is grented under euthority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5. // Sideerd 2. Brome CI/OPERATIONRL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISTON! Date:__30 August 1965 jh. i i i i 4 i ‘ 4 Distrioution: / Orig. to Addressee ' 1 tc Files H \ i ‘ o - 4 _— SECRET = eee my Hare LQG eesercre varcrevs cotvisns : { tors et ences ee aes Leno ee pein sen anee ee seme, Bevennoer 14-0000 INFO \ [Acie StQuRED- RoR co} PROCESSING ACTON i : q | saan so woe A : ” chiet of Station, Mexico City Feat . Chief, WH Division Rac LICOOXY-1 Participation in Mexican triters' Assoc lation . cs Ciaasific Jleseten ety Reference: HHA 26,621, 15 July 1965 I Petr? foxy" —ForE3 1. LICOOZY-1's efforts as described in reterence have substantial eerit and some potential pzrticularly if the Stat:cn cau find a way to tie them in with the LIRHAM effort in the tatellectual field. ¢ t | 2. LICOOKY-1 certainly is to be coumended for her effort tn ectting saritsrs beth of the righ ana lere oneh aa Certos PELLICER \ Camara to join the AEH, From a KDBARK standpoint the most interesting ‘ contact is the one with PELLICER because he has been the reported force | j behind the CONES/CLE effort in Hexico. t t I 3. Although her assigned tasks as reported in para 7 a, b and d oy the LILINS memo do not entati aaking her witting of other Station assets engaged in BHSPAGN Ops among the intellectuais, an amencment to her OA is required, and one has been requested. If her efiorts . progress to the poict where she night be abie to influence leftist writers im their efforts to cetabligh the CLR in Mexico (para 7c of LILINE newo}) Headquarters should be forwarded your ideas on why and how t LICOOKY-1 should be used as in active MHSPAWN agent, and another ammendnent will be required for this role. : 4. AXDRIETYE 2111 discuss thie operation with the Station during his TDY. . . S&S. In view if the restricted OA which confines KUBARK's association with LICOOKY-1, it is important that Heacyuarters renain aware of any unusual activity in her personal life which might affect ' ber security or the granting of amendments to her OA for individual - operations. Therefore, ve would appreciate your kecping us informed on a more timely basis of any undertakings such as the recruitments | for membership in the AEM described in reference. CS Cori Filgp SO -G~- oUl3 H ‘ nest A. LOSBY : Distributica: } { Orig & 1 - COS, Hexico City —___t FILE IN av HEMW 13902 ia 14-0000 PECK ESSN ACTION oe nee SEFRTD FOO PRERIEES _ wee ee + ne nen Crief of ctaties, “exico City ent et Toms quar ona a Ee Ri eT Overdue I4e4 Covert Income iax Returns en . Action Required: | Priority - The following ayents in Mexico City are delinguent in Chief, SH Division the filing of their 1964 Covert Income Tax returns. You are requested to obtain these cutstanding returns as soon aS nosctile since delinouert tax returns are subiect to 6t the date ef payrent, and in addition are also subject to a Statutory interest on the unpaid tax due frem 15 April to penalty of St per month, net to exceed 25% of the tax liability. | Jereny Kw BLNADU! ot, Sandra 2. CAZAZIUS 1 LIFEUD/30 4 LINUFE/1 : LIMOTOR/19 Joyce Cc. RNETNCH John 2. &: SIAN H Philip bk. Edward G, Ernest A, LUSSY -Distribution: Orig & 2 - COS, Hexico City SED7A TON SveOR AND Meee i _ | HAMS 4278 * Ser Sar sage et wee anne abel abel Tee Reine ae rtp af at anne wed sebee te cibneteaen Gotan Eo Beet! 14-0000 17 August 1965 MEMORAKDUM FOR =: CI/OA ~~ “~~ | SECRET 7 SUBJECT : LICOQOKYe1 (201278841) An amendrent is requested to the Operational Approval of LICCOKY-1 to use her 1} to develop and report on mexbers ‘fluence on these members and leaders, and 3) to continue her work in the AEM and to become a close confident of Pellicer, ‘ of the Mexican wWriters* Association, 2) to assess her an- Rulfo and other influential leaders of the AEM. This is in compliance with the request set forth in HMMA 26,621, 15 July 1965, a copy of which has been made available to your office. We. J. Kaufran . Chief WH/2l Orig & 1_- Addressee i 1- hy [eo] . WH/1/Bustos-V: jah SECRET ve Ey ee ee ee tee heehee ott 14-0000 *s mi pes to DISPATCH | sven ~ “ PROCESSING ACTION BARKED (O08 INDEXING Colef, WE Division SD INDEXING RECANTED Chief ef Station, Hexico City LICOOKY Project Progress Report for March 1965 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ‘CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND SOJMSER j DATE : : ‘ CLASSIFICATION WS FILE OAmRSER 5 ee ese ss129/3 Referencest A, HDMA-25560, 11 March 1965. B, HiN-17437, 15 Harch 1965, 1. Attacked te the LICOOKY Project Progrees Report for the month of March 1965. The aczivity of this Project during the reporting period is covered in detail in an effort to comply with the instructions contained in paragraph 4 of reference-B, 2. Unlaen athewcten ramtret the next Proocisa Roger) will weer ine period 1 April throuzh 30 June 1955, fy thet tine the LILINE Unit hopes it will heve a secretery to help with its “paper” load, 3. ‘he "Juartts” referred to in parngeraph le of attachment, is identical with Juana de LARICS, previously reported in 12X2-2772. ‘The Station is trying to locate Ler eddress and phone number in order to be eble to provide the, Guatemala Station vith more information on this group. 4, It 4s requested that Heedquartera index the following nemes tn the. context in which they armeer here: Jorgs FCARRASZA, Maria Teresa “= eTrs de *REVUELTAS, Arturo *FILiO, Jorge *FILIO, laris *AREMAL, Guillermo FROISSEY Dende, Jaime “MAVARFO. Station has oo traces on iiavarro, the brothers FLlio, Nor on the pseudonys Carrenza, ae for Willer’ C, CURTIS ATTACHHERT: Progress Report (Orig & 2), b/v ne Distribution: . ; 3 = Chef, WaD w/ett. h/v | ce 2 @ Piles: AY nate amamaten te beRatadintoen / woh aden mec ected vim || Oray GUALINAD DESK CAN JUCCE WeuELineG 14.90000 i t z t of i 7 SECRET ~ tmmar aes mains: LICOORY Project Progress Report March, 1965 cae ahme antns ie ee 1. Production ‘ : The LICOURY Project has not produced any inforrstion reporte during this reporting period. curing this perisd LICCUIY-2 hes. been reporting on her activities and working as follosst be L-1 learned that the Guatemalen POT have approsched Bartolomé Costs-Anic stout printing a"news letter” to be dietributed {- Guatensle. Shen this eceurs she will be: able to obtain copies aad identify the authors and other pertinent details. : Centinuing reports on the activities of Miguel Ancel Toralla Burgos, Guatesalan guerrilla now in exile in Rexico, L-] hes eatablished thet Toralla aeete Victer . Manuel Gutiérrez once a veck at sors undisclosed plece ! and tine. ; Ll is attempting to identify and obtain the address ané telephone of one “Juanita”. “Juanita” acts as a courier to Guaterals for Gutierres and also acts as a cut cut detween Gutferres and Dr. Raul Oseruide Pelele.It has : been established that Gutierres aleays uses “Jusoita's"™ phone to sake Bis telephone calle. “Juanita” also takea . | 4 } _. } 3 L-] is attempting to identify one “Jorge Carrar 2a", posing telephone calle for Guittérres. as an s.torney in Cuided Hidelgo. It hes been eateblioned that "Jorge Carransa” is a psuedonya for a scearn sho te stu] nel 14-0000 t. SECRET in eontact sith Higgel Toralla and apparently a Guaten- ? re eres elon livieg ia Ciudad Bidalgo sho is a part of the conzo system betwecn tke Guatemalan Communist exiles in Mexico and Party Members in Guatemala. L-l co-tinuss reporting target study deta on Margarita Pos Paredes and ~juka Julius. Il-l completed basic terget etudies on Amelia Castillo Ledoa, nes Mezican antassador to Austria and Alejandro Gores Maganda, new Hexican espaseador to Panama. demi is prepaclog w iarcget atulz oa Vie visor to the Secretary of Treasury. l-l has bees “astructed to report as fully as possible " on Zraeste Madore, forzer chargé d* affaires in Hoscow ead i. 5. 1. sho ‘nev hes a responsible position in the Foreign Office. l~l is attezpting to idertigy 11 MNicaraguen guerriiies sos living in Mexico and being assisted by Sddberto forres Sepitosa and to g7t a line on their activities. Lel is also attenpting te identify a group of Central 1 énericaus, Sclvadoreane, Hicaraguens aad Guatemalans, who ere meeting with Luis Manuel Zuniga. L-l has been instructed to try and locste one Rise : Gotan and discover bie present activities. Uicter lel has been the soures of information which provided the foundation for ea Ca operation against the PCM. l-] has been seeing Noria Teresa Retes de*Revusltos, eife of 2 SECRET a terete eee bi a wee eh canted ce He EN NA cee BOR sr ae) eat ee ea SCE ea bltrie eae Pee ot eet eee o 14-0000 Lime tee ener a ee ee Jose Revueltds, Coecunist landmark personality ia Mexico for the past several years, on a reguler basis. Jose Revueltés bes become an alcoholic and for the last . several seeks hes been living with an Indian girl. Mrs. : Revueltds blemes this situation of her husbands relation- ship with two trothers Arturo and Sorge*Filio and on Jaise Navarre. According to Mra. Revueltas thease three ere engage’ in snug: ling contraband gocds into He xico ang ere also enzaged in Siigezird drug activities. Hra. Bevueltes cl.ine that they use their snuggling chansele to help the PCH pass iteas and bodies in and out of the country. Jose Revueltas was the contact man betueen this . Dewd Alene o> te : Gfoup ond Aifredo Saqueires and Luis Arenal who were ine : terested in sauggling Guillerco Rousset Banda accused of i murdering Carlos Ferias Jimenez, both known Coamunists, i out of the coustry. There has been speculation that this } perder vas the result of diffsrences betccen the ProySoviet and Pro-Conzunist China groups of PCK. Mrs. Revueltas ven: lieves that if ehe could cause the arrest of the Filios ©. and Havarro she could reseue her husband from their iafle- ence. At Lel's suggestion, she wrote an ananyxous letter denouncing the Félios and Naverro, describing their activ- ities, types of contraband she addresses where the contre- 7 ‘band was loeated. Are. Bevueltds was told by L-1 she would give it to oe friend of hers on the Narcotivs Board in Nexico. 3 ~ SECRET 14-0000 Wet ta ee 2. Operations i Sturt! i The letter was passed to he Station where it will reach the proper Mexican authorities. This may not work, but if the inforszation provided by Mra. Revueltds is true and the group is arrested, publicity plus additional help from the stations publicity can create a damaging scandal againet the PCM. L-1 bas been additicnelly instructed of the require- ments outlined in para 2 of 2ef. 2. LICOOKY-2 reported on 15 March that Judith Ferreto called him to send a ticket to San Jose, Costa Rica for Manuol Mora or to the person to shom he assigns it. The ticket was for travel frcm San Jose to Mexico City. On March 18 Ferreto called saying Mora was in the city and had mot used the ticket but had given it to Sefiova Carmen Lopes de Ferreto who travelled to Mexico on 21 March. Ferreto celled again on 26 March naking a reservetion for Carsen ae Perrete's return te Sen Jese on 1 April. i Im2 took advantage of this phone call to renark to © Ferreto that there had been little travel lately. She told hin there was no explanation other than people were just. not travelling. She said she expected there sould be soze wovement of students thic suraer. ; Ia order to tetter control and guide I-1l's vork, two steps. have been taken. Discussions with L-1 have been: divested toward | blocking out and defining the goale she should achieve during the & SECRET Se ee ee eer 100 shed ate raetriie toow oe dey Ht habe ate ra 14-0000 wots 7 Shun , next tkree monthe period, Yor each aseting she prepares an "activities report”. In this report ohe outlines her activities for the preceeding week, the tasks ahs see vorking on, the people che wes in contact with aca the results. She also liste the tasks she will work op during the coming seek, the people she will ace, etc. lel is handicapped in this work since she has ro control over her contecta and has to te oxtrerely discreet in her slicting of the facta. Many timea her plane go aury since during a given fsot ake = shed conversation there ie no opening to uring up the saticct to discuss. : - 3. Security Both LICO:KY-1 and-2 eppear th recognize the security impli- cations of their work. beither are curious about their case officers. They follow their instructions concerning the security of their ~ meetings and comzo with their case officers. During the reporting period their bas been no evidence of any unusual security probleas. & Personnel : LICOCKY-1 has regained her good health and her corale is high. How that ache haa a permanent base of operations, ins thet she bes ber aparteent furnished and a telephone, se is resuming ber regular contacts that «ere broken «hen she was {11 ond living in- Aiugpeunt a series of Jocations. ; During the present case officer's contact with Lel, sho’ bas not presented the personality described in Pera 3 of Ref 3. She « . j woe : nr srt seen eete . SECRET trenatllnsian bata neteh Mh Roe ! . ‘ flea tind Ba, 14-0000 ae SECRET : 6 : z ie an intelligent sosen, and in all our reetings she bes appeared’ mature and attentive. She has been prompt and reliable in her ' meetings. She discusses her problema calsly and accepte instruction + and criticiam without argusert. She kas responded well te instruct~ ‘ fons and has sorked hard in trying to improve her reporting. She appears to be sell adjested to her environment which is most exe tremely trying at tices. - : In discussions concerning the Communist and leftist movements, she adzitted that at one tice she was influenced by their ideology, but as she had grown older and had observes more of t:8ir activities and personalities, she had lost all-respect for them. She aaid that she had been fooled by Fidel Caatro in hie early days and had thought he wonld be good for Cuba, but as events have developed i she has seen how mistaken she had been originally. Ste also commented wet that in long talke with LIHLUCK, he had opened her eyea to the fallacy of the Comcunist ideology. In all of these conversations ; she has appeared sincere im her statements. Her liason with LINLUCK appears to be based on deep affection for him and not on promiae - ewity. The case officer has the inpression that if there was not a present Mrs. LINLUCK she would become legally his wife. This is : @ probles that aay have to be faced in the future. i ‘ LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problea. Shile his : miche fe a emall one and his access is limited, his assignnents & are carried owt conscientiously. ¢ 5. Problens feasts watch eee get There are no unusual problens presented by this project. SECRET ny Bown eee ee eee Aine aii ina Shade abe Klee ‘ toe eh, 14-0000 — ‘ SPTING ARLE PRoe Gees _ as TOTS gee citi - ST Tr “ LICOCEE-2 aduitted the access. to her communist contacts here _ : had been hurt as a eult 0 of her haown asesociation with LINLUCK. - A ee “at the: time he-pabdlicly broke with the party. As an exarple of a eee this, Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierrez had referred to LIHLUCK re and “LICOOKY-1 as .“enanioa" of the party ani thst he had been repriaand ‘ : ST OTNTLS OPT San pe ‘seeing LINLECS when he first arrived in town. He had been 7 eres “".""" “gorbidden ‘to: see either one of tes. Eluprrr | teen ee ee ~ igs so, |, Ge Bffectiveness © P56 EF ne cso . - _ _ “oT Taycosereate 3 target studies and suggestions on possible recruiteen? eta eee “approaches. hauebeea hélpful._ While her reporting for tne sisak past for tr ay ; _ " _ “wont has not + produced any Information Reports, it has kept she ° otstion avore’ ‘of the activities in her perticular area of access. zs Ste spose, “ag she is “successful ‘ta performing her tasks as outlined in the To an$e . - peregront : under “Productioa* above, such information will be useful ; tee yy 7 to. the station.” Licodry- 2" effectiveness is linited to his narros Lu oASTES: i oes nee, “target, . “put such | travel information that he does provide does DEM Saupe: F suet os 7 - ae ‘a useful purpose. BATS, TE AnD col. MAK B FY sly i It is planned to continue the present direction and guidance given to LICOOKY-1 in‘an effort to increase the quantity and quality of her production. The same attention will be given to LICOCKY-2. yeu SECRET 14-0000 i e- - . LLASSIFIED MESSAGE ToTaL CoPtES Q REPROCCT IC 4. PRGHIBITED eet - PERSON LMEY BCTIFIED AGWANCE COPY HAA 25326 neue ame 81827433 E44 9523 7 rw) Le ALTHOUGH LICSCKY-1 SCURCE CF REFS C AND C, LUNLUCK CONTACT TO cHIGUEL ANGEL TOPALLA 8USS90S HAS 2EEN MUCH CLOSER. SINTE REFS TOR ALLA HAF CONFIDED FCLLOING TC LINLUCK: A. RICARDC RAIREZ PE Loc Is REAL LEADER OF FAR AND PERSCTALLY . PARTICIPATSD iN ASSASSINATICN CF CNE CCL. CLIVA AND SON. RAMIREZ sgcpeT: out ef 2 Sar a et (eee wt & | | << aS- 8 f/é FOI S- 6S) ~4g “n/ale petty aca ca ncaa ne ans © ob cee me ogra os mone ment iia feta + ect A 1 i i 1 i 1 Deseo . t . , , ‘ H ‘ : i ; ' : ' : ! . 14-0000 QoRRG! PACE hm enrn PLESEELY ORDERED “APF? OF COL. “EDINA AND JUST ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE (SEE REF A). R ALSO CSDEPES Sy74ING AID GAPAGE-IN WHICH , TORALLS PARTICPATE. B. GUAT WC4A% NAMED JU4"A LARIGS MOVES BACK AND FORTH FREELY BETWEEW MEXICO AND GUAT AS COLTER TO YCu SCSA FROM VICTCR MANUEL GUTIERREZ, OF WHOL SHE AND HUSSAND RAFAEL ARE INTIMATE FRIENDS. RAFAEL IS SPANISY REPUBLICAN ANC FOR“ER CHAUFFEUR FOR PRESIDENCY DURING ARSENZ REGINE. EXILED MEXI IN 1954. (LICOOKY=-1 HAS IDENTIFIED “JUANITA™ LaRIOS GUTIERREZ AS CUTOUT BETWEEM VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERPEZ AND DR. “RAUL OSEGUEDA. L-1 SCURCE IS OSESUEDA WHO CONFIRMED JUAMITA COURIER ROLE av SAID HER LAST TRIP TO GUAT WAS EARLY FE3.) |g, BURING FIRST THREE DAYS iX “EXL, LINLUCK ASKED L.ICCOKY PUT Tc2ALLA UP AT AER QPT. THEREAFTER TORALLA SOVED i) WITH ABEL ‘CUESCA MARTINEZ. 3. 4 MARCH TORALLA CONFIDED FCLLOWING TO LICSOKY CLINLUCK ABSEXT IN FRANCE OVING SERICUS ACCIDENT TO SON): A. T 4AS PAL THREE vEETINGS WITH VICTOR MA:UEL FUTIERREZ WHO GAVE HI! ‘MONEY T3 PAY BCARD AT CUENCAS, KID ASSURED HIM POT Cat! GET HIM WORKING PAPE:S HERE THRU GCSERNACION. —— ‘B. G TCLD T. KaD RECEIVED FIWE REPCRT FROM PGT A“D T SO VOULD cme cepuc uum qraarstnee ated clnbii" ttre eh mass Pangani ete sdk GULL NOTTE NA ANAe mtn Seteehnet OF - i i -~ } : i ° _o, _ ea - . “te toes ane . eo } @.-..- . sy oy : ? = i i . ) 0 oF hol V — shen wen ee "ss a aaarEadtlbn amis Soul cA CRM RDD EL Sas erate mmr mR As fener Newey owe “7 oo cee ena Berea alter | | veces later ta 14-00000 a SECRET — fe , is an intelligent woman, and in ell our meetings she has appeared mature and attentive. She hes been prompt and reliable in her meetings. She discusses her problems calmly end accepts instruction: and criticism without argument. She has responded well to inetruct- fone and has worked hard in trying to improve her reporting. She appears to be well adjasted to hor environment which is most exe tremely trying at times. In discussions concerning the Communist and leftist movements, she admitted that at one time she vas influenced by their ideology, but as she had grown older and had observed more of their activities and personalities, she had lost allirespect for them. She said that she had been fooled by Fidel Castro in hie early days and had thought he would be good for Cuba, but as events have developed she has seen how mistaken she had been originally. She also commented that in long talks with LINLUCK, he had opsned her eyes to the fallacy of the Communist ideology. In all of thess conversations she has appeared sincere in her statements. Her liason with LINLUCK appears to be based on deep affection for him and not on promis- , cuity. The cose officer has the impression that if there was net a present Mre. LINLOCK she would become legnsy his wife. This is a problew that may have to be faced in the future. LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his niche is a smali one and his access is limited, his agoignmenta ere carried out conscientiously. 5. Problems There are no unuoued problems presented by this project. SECRET Soe, ~ SECRET _ LICOORY~2 admitted the access to her communist contacts here had been hurt as a result of her known association with LINLUCK. at the time he publicly broke with the party. As an example of this, Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierres had raferred to LINLUCK and LICOOKY~1 as "enemies" of the party and that he had been reprimand ed for seeing LINLUCK when he first arrived in town. He had deen e forbidden to see either one of then. 6. Sffectivenesa : LICOORY~-1's target studies and suggestions on possible recruitment approaches has@been helpful. While her reporting for the £7*4F past nonth has vot produced any Information Reports, it has kept the station aware of the activities in her particular area of access. : If she ia successful in performing her tasks es outlined in the . parggraph under “Production” above, such information will be useful - to the station. LICOORY=2"s effectiveness is limited to his nerrow target, but such travel information that he does provide does serve a useful purpose, ia 7. Plana It is planned to continue the present direction and guidance given to LICOOKY-1 in an effort to increase the quantity and quality of her production. The same attention will be given to LICOOKY~2. 14-0000 Y : ia : on SS a GLASSIFIED MESSAGE ror coies - Y at Dror. Dour * REPRODUCT IC N-PROHIB ITED : PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED : FROM — : flere SiT : ACTION ADVANGE COPY : 1) issven be . i a Lal & CT] ve OO: Treo (LJ roe ! WR. FILE LD os A faa § __ H a JS EGRET 13¢0252 7 GUAT INFO DIR CITE MEX} 2772 CEASBY ACTING) REF HGG 3695 ‘ HMMA 25336 ; 2 van weg (ake n22.43 . IN 4 HMM 9529 + 4 iz : K ly ALTHOUGH LICOOKY-1 SOURCE OF REFS C AND D, LUNLUCK CONTACT i) : ¢ TO MIGUEL ANGEL TORALLA BURGOS HAS BEEN MUCH CLOSER. SINCE REFS 4 # a TORALLA HAS CONFIDED FGLLOWING TO LINLUCK: i A. RICARDO RAMIREZ DE LEON IS REAL LEADER OF FAR AND PERSONALLY PARTICIPATED IN ASSASSINATION OF ONE COL. OLIVA AND SON. RAMIREZ a for om, ell eT ef! elt @S-EYf/EBOIS- 6s Ay 04/216 + 2 an - "obowe anaes tena eae ee ee . _ 7 " PNY ED i SPREE! PAGE Ze eer — fLEGEDLY ORDERED MURDER OF COL. MEDINA AND JUST ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE (SEE REF A). R ALSO ORDERED BURNING AID GARAGE IN WHICH TORALLA PARTICPATE. Be GUAT WOMAN NAMED JUQ%8 LARIOS MOVES BACK AND FORTH FREELY BETWEEN MEXICO AND GUAT AS COURIER TO YON SOSA FROM VICTCR MANUEL GUTIERREZ, OF WHOM SHE AND HUSBAND RAFAEL ARE INTIMATE FRIENDS. RAFAEL IS SPANISH REPUBLICAN AND FORMER CHAUFFEUR FOR PRESIDENCY DURING ARBENZ REGIME. EXILED MEXI IN 1954. (LICOOKY-1 HAS IDENTIFIED "JUANITA™ LARIOS GUTIERREZ AS CUTOUT BETWEEW VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ AND DR. “RAUL OSEGUEDA. L=1 SOURCE IS OSEGUEDA WHO CONFIRMED JUANITA COURIER ROLE AND SAID HER LAST TRIP TO GUAT WAS EARLY FEB.? 2. DURING FIRST THREE DAYS IN MEXI, LINLUCK ASKED LICCOKY PUT TORAL'.A UP AT WER APT. THEREAFTER TORALLA MOVED IN WITH ABEL CUENCA MARTINEZ. 3. 4 MARCH TORALLA CONFIDED FOLLOWING TO LICOOKY (LINLUCK ABSENT IN FRANCE OWING SERIWUS ACCIDENT TO SON): A. T HAS HAD THREE MEETINGS WITH VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ WHO'GAVE HIM MONEY To.PaY BOARD AT CUENCAS, KND ASSURED HIM PGT CAN GET HIM WORKING ‘PAPERS HERE THRU GOBERNACION. B. G ToLD tap RECEIVED FINE REPORT FROM PGT AND T SO WOULD SECRET a nea LT OPEN REIRSON PE SOPRA EE At EEE UE i re meinen ane ane nee ee ete Seti Lables Aral mult? se oaiethe tle wee 14-00000 , ae la aS SECRET fe 3 w/22933 2 BRGIVE HIS ERROR IN SEEING AND ACCEPTING HELP FROM CLINLUCK> AND CLICOOKY=13 WHOM HE NOT TO SEE AGAIN. T ASKED LICOOKY NOT TO REVEAL HE STILL SEEING EER. T ALSO REGULARLY SEEING LINLUCK NEPHEW “! JORGE Gapoy. 4. LICGOKY ADDS THAT T APPEARS fC DELIRERATLEY CHANGING APPEARANCE BY CUTTING HAIR AND GROWING MUSTACHE. SPECULATES MAY PLAN RETURN GUAT. REPORTS ALSO THAT ABOUT 26 FEB LINLUCK TOLD ALL GLEANINGS FROM T (PRES SUMABLY INCLUDING INFO IN HMM 9282 AND 9576) TO COL. MARCO ANTON 10 VARGAS AGUIRRE, GUAT MILATT HERE WHO ALLEGEDLY RETURNED TO GUAT WEEKEND 27 FER WHERE PLANNED REPORT med ALL LINLUCK IMFO. MOTE LIWLUCK DID NOT TELL STATON THIS Gis” — - 5 (RETURN WILL (BE INDIRECT TON} TRY SET HIS ADMISSION IN ORDER DETERMINE ae ew hire oy fe ( WHAT COURSE acTIon(wne ‘RORASLY ay) TAKING ], 5. BECAUSE CF GUTIERREZ WARNING AGAINST OUR TWO MAIN SOURCES, STATION MAY BE LOSING IMPORTANT ACCESS TO T. ALSO POSSIBLE VARGAS ‘REPORT MAY RESULT IN DEMARCHE TO GOM THRU GUAT AMB HERE TO COOPERATE IN CLOSER CONTROL ARMS MOVEMENTS AND SURVERSIVE TRAVEL BETWEEN MEXI ECOMMENDING AND GUAT. ACCORDINGLY MEX] NEITHER TAKING NOR REC ACTION UNTIL AFTER LINLUCK RETURN, BUT WILL CONTINUE REPORT. 6. INDEX RAMIREZ, JUANA AND RAFAEL. LARIOS, GCDOY AND COL. WPM AS, S£cHrET fa” §BCRET
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ogee ""404-10266-1013808 SE SID 10266-10138 EASE U T JOHN (104-10266-10138 F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 § NAY, san: eee) QUARTERS BY REVIEWED AT CIA HEAD 7 MEMBERS MATERIAL INATIONS STAT HOUSE SELECT CONMITLEE ON ASSASS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/ VOLUME : __- Lik AG: 3S. . . . _ C-— 9 o _ es _ “INCLUSIVE DATES: “CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: TO DATE DATE CRIVED | RETURNED | Ri « SIGNATURE _OF P furor) Ke No DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR 1400000 = Serres PIE SPR Se TESTS BRI ASSEN er 14.0000 a, SECRET GATE SET UP VARY ~ 6 dime 1986 ie: _ APPROVAL WORK RECORD orf DATA ONTG. REQ. 27 Mey 1966 TRUE NAME. sO” - 79830). : JURADO-Delmar, Carhes os Broa Eicnc (J orso VAR LATIONS = a Serene Bloa so Ose. ‘WW . noe . Cryetowye. SS PSEUDONYM _ peRogecT ; LIRTHG/3 LIRING PLACE OF path Mexico City, Mexico. DIVISION CASE OFFICER EXTENSION Jane Zerance RENARKS “§ _ INITIALS | | Reeords_on BLS Agents Checked in eT Sone st LIL. lod D Cbnnate Ly De, 7 a os Lf. . a oe = a hen eT, Budi tof CASE CANCELLED PROT -OPS-& DIV | TRACES, “TRIELD, “TRACES Fel . INDICES” Fel corD, - REQUESTED, “FBI; CORD, COMPLETED .3 WRITTEN a $.0. INVESTIGATION _ TECHNICAL INTERROCAT 1 ON REPORT " CCS/NC NOTIFIED CCS/NC COMPLETED FORM .o5 1268 SECRET a Caleded trem aviamesie oo ‘ Ee, HS RE ACE 14-0000 . . 4 : : ™ a, poy tae. ves Chao hats TS 1a nO. E-Gif .. FILE 80. rite ctaGd ety, to seance 0 CLASSIFS2 - L2SSAGE a+ sors comes “7% - iD gq ADVANCE COPY 4 \O tasuee Dh acerres QO SECRET 2620052 CITE MEXICO CITY 7454 EASBY ACTIN DIRECTOR ra pyvour PBRUYE LIRING oe * . 2bHesE24650_ Se REF UInECiON S744) : . 3 pé ate ; t. LIRING -3 TRFORMED ROWTON:- 25 MAY HE CSTAINED ONE- DAY VISA SERVICE 24 MAY. MEET ING HELD 1332 HOURS 25 MAY PRIOR ARRIVAL REF. LIRING-3 SHOWED APPARENT DISAPPOINTMENT IN ROUTON, eae KOT BEING ABLE CONFIRM TRIP, ROWTON KEXT MEETING WITH LIRTNG+5 26 MAY LUNCH AT WHICH WILL GIVE SUBJ GG SISK. 2. QUICK SERVCE OM VISA APPEARS CONF IAM (LIRIIC-S | OasT HE COKFIDANT OF RODRIGUEZ, ROWTON HAS IMPAESSED ON LIRING-3 THAT KE ROWTOK'S ASENT AND RIDDLE WAN TK THIS TRANSAC - MUST NOT REVEAL RCSTON. IF ROWTON REVEALED THEN CUBANS WOULD WAKT DEAL DIRECTLY WITH ROWTON CUTTING OUT LIRING-3. LIRTNG-3 STATES HE UNDERSTANDS THIS CLEARLY. LIAINS-3 ASSURES ROWTON HE | REED KOT INFORM CUBAKS ANYTHING OF ARRANSEXENT SINCE THEY TRUST HIY. Lt 3. CAN HOS SUPPLY RGWION WITH GREEK PASSPORT NEW YORK DRIVERS . LICENSE AND AKY OTHER LOGICAL POCKET LITTER INDICATING GREEK NATIVE IN TATER NATIONAL COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS. ‘MATERIAL WOULD NOT BE ECRET USED FOR TRAVEL, BUT As oP DEVELOPS: MY BE HANDY FLASH GREEK nan aS pititara aan emer —— a io re: erate = Foe tort mama 7 ? + om : i - us : : 14-0000 _ REISAGE FOR . ——.- 3 TOTAL Cosiess gl _ cag, SSTECAZT Dre aio = a WH/1e. © woos SECEET |: 3654 £3 Uae 25 May 1966 ror ee Te qe BE DIRECTCR ot) iG f tarred seat CCLASSF OND < a He Fics 7 eT pean . - _- CSEcRET. co 2 25u1 Z cre pwector © 74 44 t . “bl? z : > ppsoasey MEXICO CITY be ‘ 7 ; 4 . DYVOUR PBRUMEN LIRING yee Mey TIN Ce eck} 2 g ney 759 “Peake cake Tere Wren PERT ES a a . “ee ‘REF: A. MEXICO CITY aed IN a B. MEXICO CITY 723 Los 20 +e CONCUR REF TRIP, EVEN IF TAI 1P 3 XON-PRODUCTIVE, OP STILL MIGHT - So ’ oS : DEVELOP INTO LIRING PENETRATION VIA/LIRING-4,: IN THIS REGASD, STATUS . _—__--— ” OF LIRING-4 FATEER, WEO PRESUNAELY CSINESZ, PER PARA 4 REF B, IN PBRIME OF INTEREST IN vagy STRINGENT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND BELIEVE ROWON MIGHT PROFIT aa EZLICIT INFO THIS ASPECT CASE DURING ~ “1-3 DEVELOPMENT. i / \ END OF MESSsGE - WH Comments. * {= Rowton meeting re L-3 trip to Cuba. : ae ‘PUNion contact and assessment of L-3 and L-d. Requested PCA on both. WILLIAX V. BROE Chief, WH Divisjon wena on we ee ° ry) . AELEASING OFFICER tetemee | + ave SOON Oe saeeeeneneemaerenmenmmadel Lame Benes Ao Nba Sei tT ET NES PET i fl yo” & EES . s : 1 (ja i & bs Lind 3 1 1 x (Qt 7 RE 14-0000 ets Lo. sates: o ves, Two _ Ghasstey To vie 20. “.ac8iy TO FiLz B2. — ring 0100) az. v0 saance O sesteoy Di sic. s atigcn advance Cooy tussep suerte LO { HAS BECOME QUITE FATENDLY WITH JURADO, HAS 3 TAKEN HIM AND CHICHAY TO DINAER AND IN TURN JURADO ESCCATED ROWICK ON TOUR CF RIVERA MURALS IW MEXI CITY BUILDINGS. 1 9, ROWTON USING ALIAS HAS EXPLAINED SELF AS IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUSINESS. WHERE FIRST MEETING DEVELOPED FROM ROWTGN VISIT TO SALON WHERE JiRADO SHOWING KIS PAINTINGS RELATIONSHIP HAS ECW SYUSG AROUND TO PLACE WHERE ROWION INTERES Sve GENERAL WELFARE OF JURADC AED WANTING «+ DO SOMETHING FOR HIM IF gurscc CAB SUPPLY SOME SERVICE FOR WHICH ROWTON COULD LOGICALLY AFFORD PAY HIM. JURADO IS SkAPPIKG AT THIS ZAIT AMD APPEARS GENUINELY LIXE ROWTOS ASIDE FROM FACT ROWTON APPEARS “BE NON-AYERICAN BUSINESSHAY WITH MONEY. ; 3, IN LAST MEETING, ROSTON QUERIED JURADO ON HIS CONTACTS IN Eo MEXICAN COMMERCE AND JURADO SAID HE HAD NONE. ROWTON ASKED WHAT SORT . : . Z CONTACTS FE HAD CUBA SINCE THAT SUBJECT CF INTEREST OT ALL AND JURADC ° (FELL OVER.SELF COUNTING WHAT HE COULD £0 FOR ROWTON O CUBAN. SUBJECT. ; a 3 —_ mo : SECRET | £ 3 4 j B é mene oeeErMntennsg Seen maa 5 scien RR memruomes Be ane wee eee Fd eamoee wee eee Meee ta wee ee or csute cist 1 . rence coendoabe ay ecco . duc aie a 77 | esis 14-0000 ot ee ee ake DRIW A OU Deo smmyemmemeppene Sto nme me ne ere em a ad pase” ite ceteurT DECREE | ae PAGE 2 : mEXI 1282 5£ CRET SAID += KKEW EVERYONE aT CLEAN EMBASSY MEXI AND COLLD GO TO CUBA FOR : _, ROWTOE, 4. ROVTON SLOWED MATTERS DOWN BY SAYING HE KAD GO EURO?E FOR AECUT THREE WEEKS BUT THAT THEY WCULD TALK MORE ABOUT IT UPON. ; HIS RETURN. IN TURNING ‘COVERSATION TO WIFE, ROVTON LEARNED SHE HAS: FATHES IN NEW YORK WHO LEFT CUBA TO GET AWAY FROM REVOLUTION, FATHER AND DAUGHTER ON GOOD TERMS AND HE WRITES HER EVERY WEEK. HIS HAME CHINESE FOR PEACH BLOSSOM AKD CHICKAY IS CUBAN ATTEMPT AT TRANSLIT= + ERATION. JURADO SPOKE ‘Surnzse NAME BUT ROWTON UNABLE REMEMBER PHONETIC PRSSUNCTAT ION. 4 AMD COULD MOT AS¥ FO® SPELL TNG. CHICHAY. MOTHER STILL IN CUBA WITH BROTHERS AND SISTERS. MOTHER STILL IN CUBA WITH BROTHERS AND SISTERS. Sy-LITAINT-2 HAS BEEN CULTIVATING CHICHAY SEVERAL MONTHS, - SAW LETTE? HER DESK ONE DAY IN CONSULATE AND ASKED IF BORE NEW CUBAN STAMPS. CHICHAY SAID NO IT FROW HER FATHER IN NEW YORK. SHE UN- SALARIED AT CONSULATE ARD CLRBELO, WHO REPORTED BE FRIEND OF JURADO ACCORDING LIENVOY, HAS DELAYED SENDINS HER PHS TO CUBA FOR EMPLOYMENT ON SALARY BASIS. REASON FOP DELAY KOT KNOWN, SHE FREINDLY WITH — so. CURBELO BUT HOT WITH LIRTNG-i. if gKEN TIE IR DAUGHTER SICK LITAINT-2 = 3 GAVE CHICHAY MONEY TO TAKE CHILD TO LUCTOR. L-2 SAYS J RADO HAS MANY COMMIE FRIENDS MEXI. SPENT TIME IN CUBA AND MAY HAVE SERVED CUBAN Ne SECRET : é . . Batd ae ee ners oon os snd 1400000 “ . -_~ — . cee ; SME rye . : ; .. ‘ * PAGE 3S MEXI 7234 SECRET “@&reigS° ; 7 ' MILITARY SERVICE - . ILITaRY SERVICE OR MILITIA a ae €. STA TRACES SHOW JURADO AS MEXEER PARTIDO POPULAR SGCIALISTA, ‘|. | MEXICO, TN JULY 61, AND MEYSER PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR THIAD LATIN ay THIRD LATI . | | AMERICAN CONGRESS, ARTISTS AND WRITERS, HAVANA, JAN 62. <IFE BER IEAM CONGRESS» ARTISTS Ato WRIT , ¢ | MIRIAM GHICHAY DE JURADO EMPLOYED aT cuBaN EMB\ssy ABGUT SIX . A * * : MONT HS. Coabiotled by Source ” 7. REQUEST POA JURADO AND CHICHAY FOR CONTACT AND ASSESSMENT. “ MTR NE REQUEST COUPLE BE ASSIGNED PSEUDOS IN LIRING SERIES. 8. POUCHING ROWION CONTACT REPORTS THIS SUBSECT. SECRET 0 GFR 7234 WALLACE &. AGWTON CARLOS GiRacd MiRiaM cHICKAY CudaM | RIVERA CUBA EUROPE NEW YORK CHINESE PEACH BLOSSOM CHINESE NOT ASK # LYTAINT-2 HO IT CURBELO LIENVOY NOT KNGUN NOT WITH LIRING-1 re 4 8 L+2 STA PARTIDO POPULAR SOCIALISTA MEXICO 61 HAVANA JAN 62 £ * - POR LIRING : , . b> BT Co, 8 at pa SECRET NNN t : ; : fe aioe st oy eens - : —— - 4 ‘ . - . ‘ ; ; : : Tess, 7 . 7 . | : - ‘ “ - 14-0000 . -~ MESSAGE roru.- | OD DESTROY [J WEIN: TO BRANCH . [] FILE RID : . a aay GL Foravcemen POURRA ORE XKOTERAI ons | WP, Proderick [sac Ret | . } cuits : VA/1L Omoex SECRET oe : ex : 3554 Divo woex 14 : ‘OAIE: 6 Vay 66 Gene wes ene no. Le . ‘ Jaunthos do ‘f le 7° * MEM CO CITY ‘ : -FRoM: DIRECTOR f=. ’ . ! 7; : ‘ cone PE Ios VA, Fre [] RID COFY tats ! leit i so MEAT x70 CITE OR : REF: | WEXT 7234 (IN 10462)* 02820 4. NO TRACES EQS ON SUBJS REF, FLS CABLE BIO DATA 80 THAT POA CAN BE OBTAINED, —~: sy i 2, SuBIg Assreven creed urnene 2 are Greet! : Pa \ \ ENE OF \essacy~ . ; : fh ' eNOFT Nomad Jurado and y en . i : a j . : ‘ « 7 a a ‘ « a 2 . os . , ; tg OA Lee : zs 4 Jacob D. Esterlin Kautman. | a AC/WHD Cooagiuatiag CrricenD i Phir H at ‘ . ieee eS { autureticarca at oo, * RELEASING OFMCE: qe. BECRET i orecen , i ; REPRODUCTION BY OTHER Than THE sUING OF FICE SE rw omiorT go. ne i ¥ eeesegens meso . i 1 aren” ON Te masons een ie a aa 14.0000 . 7 : SECRET Yo : Deputy Director Security, 10S FROM: Chief, CI/Operational Approval and Support Division # } TYPE OF REQUEST OS tXDICES RESULTS BY i (Pate) USE OF SUBJECT Fy i 3 2 i ? | ENOORSESENT : : ; 7 7 mre — Wea pides weed os bhi luce. ! j t pee nae SECRETE * . + - . ; i a eae ee nae ann eerer, 14-0000 ? ‘ i Dvuncassiries COW CONFI IAL (1 secret =: "+ .3+ 4 ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: [Opaonal) Fon, oom - . » Wif\flerence, 382 Ase, OatE _ TO: (Officer desigaotion, room ewnber, and [ae COmaENTS (Number each comment to show fram whom building} : fo eta, Drow o line acess column after eoch ccmmant.} __ [sae | eee Geyer oe od i t j i | 1 } i | ' i ’ Ser GlO EE") secre —C] CONFIDENTIAL C1) se uty i‘ ie 1400000 . ae ™ SECRET “oe . \ > REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION |?" (Always hendcasey I copy of this forw)y t* PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE ULANK 27 May 196 a CI/OPERATIONAL APPR2ZAL AND SLPPCAT DIVISION FROK br Zarance ; ‘ | [ CHIEF. INVESTIGATION axD SUPPORT Divisicm. GFFICE OF SECURITY 232 Ames Center : 2 7 : I CHIEF. PERSONNEL BY SR ITY Dy fisiow, CEFICE OF SECURITY x265E : SUBJECT: Carlos JUBADC-Delear PROMT nen (Teve esna) Eizlna Ri Tis FILE HO, $3 FILE NO. BonshiSl ye 4. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED CRYPTOMYM, PSEUDONYM, AKA OR ALIASES or [XT raovisiomat OPERATIONAL at ROVAL IX | orematrowal arPRovat |_| PROVISIONAL #23°RPETARY TROPREETARY 29734746 APPROVaL r | [provistonal COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL || covert name tweca . ETT EN : Pav specie amea oF USE a Mexico City 3. FuLt dDeTalLs OF use Contact, assesrrext arc usc ir on umeditting capacit.> to furnish inforwatZon on Cubsn economic & military requts, on activities in general in the Cuban Emb ani Consulate in nexuity, ana to epot pecotay of Prscicice interes. suc Cuban Opse Of course, should development results varrant, consideraticn will be civen to seeking : operational approval Jor his use ina witting capacity cgainst the same targetc, espec- jally thru hie wife, LIn-h, eu employee of Cuban Consalate in Mexico City. . Faas . &. INVESTIGATIGN AND COVER i YES [ xo | A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST way BE SHOWN DURING UNVESTIGATIONT ° d . : ; CLA INTEREST MAY “UE SHOWN CURING INVESTIGATION! . | lx ' C. tS SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN HIM? US SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA ANTEREST. IN HIM? PRO 1) Witt AE FGAWARDEO GREEN LIS atTacnto, wor LO RE TRACES . jC ; . 2. DIVISION TRACES : ea CEES CT ‘ 8 pew ee Eo | oheseener we ornate are BS : | | if Caml 3 BOT INDTRATED (Eupianation 7 SIGNATURE OF CASE OFFICER a vORs 772 Fetes ree SECRET 7 a aie . . go 14-00000 | CITIZESSSIP: OCCUPATION: SCHOC: IG: RESICEIKS: MARITAL STATUS: SECRET. carlos JURADO-Delrar 1930 in Mexico City Mexican Artist Studied anthropology end archeolozy at the National University in Mexico Resided in Cuba for a c-netferabls length of time. yA. nh. Miriam CHITHAY de JURADO (Chichey isa | Cuban attempt at tranaliteration cf Peach oo RBA Ba ne Mdmene heen BeCSSOE Wale 2 GST wee hios Tans __ DEROGATORY TRACES _ STATION Subject was a member of the PPS in July 1961 Member of the Preparatory Committee for the Third Letin American Congress, Artiste and Writers, Havana in January 1962. LITAINT-2 reports that JURA bas many Communist friends in Mexico. Be spent time in Cuba and «ay have serv?) in ths Cuban military service or militia. : syenbclanmnemenente: eminem ot OP a bt oF NAMIE MINTS, laa Sigrearede aye me RESP RE 1400000 " SEAR ZACAPA WITH ALLEDGED REPS OF GUAT GUERRILLA GROUP. ; Exact ADDRESS). TOLD STAY THERE UNTIL CONTACTED WHICK ae en “Seat, inveae Die Pino _ CLASSIFY T9 FILE RO. 201- TERE Sei E-MES TO FILE WO. rice wo) er. sestaoy Oars. | 3p] CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACVAMCE COPY Oo sLartee we meee cs/bo cies (sé Mutfeol cao Whe 2A2 cA lati. Calitat | : Calo g EL Fuflas- Liunl- [4 Cl ky 2 cule cA c/ts SeLg CY EO SEC RE T 2a1985Z CITE MEXICO erty pelo “Ded, polyz,. Ces 3, C3F5 ,AvoP DIRECTO? INFO UMYAVE GUATEMALA vata erty 8| . TYPIC LIRING REF MEXICO CITY 908 Gs3752) SINTS LITING-3 DEBRTEFING BY ROWTON ON j be FULL ARE. WICKPOINTS Liner eH ydaatan7 NSE 2 JAN ON HIS VISIT TO GUATEMALA AND HIS DISCUSSIONS IN VILLAGE i 2. LIRING-3 MET AT HUEKUETENANGO BUS STATION BY TWO NEN i “WHO IDENTIFIED SELVES aS “2CTAVIO" AND ~ FALCON” AND LOCAL FUERZAS ARYADAS REVOLUCIONARIAS (FAR) REPS © INCE LIRINGS ONLY AZLE OBTAIN 42 HR GUATEMALA VISA FAR REPS ASKED HM RECROSS INTO MEXICO AND MEET THEM AGAIN NIGHT 22 DECEMBER AT POINT GN MEXICAN SIDE OF BORDER ON PANAM HIGHWAY NEAR . LA MESILLA, GUATEYALA, LERINGS DID AS TOLD, wAS LED ACROSS BORDER BLACK AND DRIVEN TO-GUATEWALA CITY BY SUCCESSION oF VERICLES DURING ALL LEGS IF TRIP SECOND VEHICLE WAS USE WELL AHEAD OF ONE DRIVING LIRING-3 TO GUARD AGAINST RO ADBLOCKS. 3. IN GUATEMALA CITY LIRING3 TAKEN TO HOUSE ON 29TR AVENUES OCCUPIED BY WOMAN INTRODUCED AS. VICKY CWILL OBTAIN See 1400000 + | PAGE TWO MEXICO CiTy 9819 SECRET «4 20f- _ ( 9 OCCURRED 25 DEC WHEN OCTAVID AND FALCON RETURNED AND EScoTE9 of, HIM BY CAR TO GUALAN ON TRANS OCEANIC HIGHWAY BEYOND ZACAD Ae hY) | THERE LIRING-3 INTRODUCED T2 “PASCUAL” AND “SALVADOR wHD a _ TDENTIFIED SELVES AS YEMBERS OF “EDGAR ISARRAT FRONT. THESE { , TWO REPS STATED FOLLOWING: oF Ae TRICONTINENTAL COMMITTEE AGREEMENTS NOT CARRIED 3uT aon BECAUSE OF PRACTICAL PROBLE¥S INVOLVED IN THEIR IMPLEMENTATION, B FOR ABOVE REASON CUZAN ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN INCONSEQUENTIAL AND THEREFORE GUERRILLAS HAVE RESORTED TO , MORE DIRECT METHODS TO OBTAIN ASSISTANCE INCLUDING BANK AND : THAIN ROBBERIES. MOST DIRECT SOURCE oF OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN SovieTs VIA THEIR EMBASSY MEXICO C ERRILLA ALSO UNASLE COUNT Ou CUBA FOR ASSIS STANCE AS CUBA 18e" PREOCCUPIED WITK OWN PROBLE MS OF REVOLUTIONARY ; CONSOLIDATION. PASCUAL AND SALVADOR EVIDENCED SARCASY IN THIS STATEMENT, : . D, “EDGAR IBARRA" GUERPILLAS CONTROL FRONT MORE THAN 122 KILOMETERS LONG AND REGUIRE MORE AND MORE SUPPLIES TO ExPaND MEMBERSHIP AND INCREASE THEI AREA (NOT FURTHER DESCRIBED, Ee IN PAST GUATEMALA GUERRILLAS THEMSELVES ARRANGED Bye ay ; MN wl i £ : i ; ; ; _ A 3 . so 4 i oN, : Bee eee pte i q . ° 4 7 a a4 4 ah d +4 ~ . i . ~ aed ren - . “sy et ‘ « r wee, i ee . wee, . Leys i eRe i : ta : Sot “we stew, OL oat ite ; S- . —_ en 2 | pe) oo “_ web wats Gace: itj8 resco mere miccaranie cin 9 So Reanim ua nen mn pt TATE tr oe eatinbtatane: th Bhim Mi temat A Meola: watt Ri at >» 14-0000 _ _ © PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY 9212 SECRET a “SHIPMENTS ARMS AND SUPPLIES WITHIN 4EZICQ CONSEQUENCES . DISASTROUS, & G. LOPEZ CASZ. THEY HAVE LEARNED GREAT _ PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN “ZX-GUAT BORDER AREA WHERE THERE i "NUMEROUS NORTH AMERICAN ASZNTS WORKING ON MEXI SIDE’ UNDER | GOVER AS TOURISTS AND MISSIONARIES SPECIFICALLY THERE IS |“ AMERICAN SASE LOCATED AT YaXOQUINTEL@ (NOT IDENTIFIED) VITH |” AIRFIELD AND COMMO CENTER WHICH WELL ¥NOWN TO THEM AND ATTACKED BY THEW IN PAST. (STATION FEELS THIS MAY REFER TO “ALAS DE -« SOCORRO MISSION" IN IXTAPA, CHIAPAS) © Ay PASCUAL AND SALVADCR INDICATED: INTEREST RECEIVING "ANY |, TYPES SUPPLIES INCLUDING ARMS BUT SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED ANTI-. - BIOTICS AND TUBES FOR ZENITH MEDIUY RANGE TRANSWITIER RECEIVER. NO TYPEGOR QUANTITIES SPECIFIED EITHER 1TE% BUT GUATS SAID - WOULD TAKE ANY AMOUNT THESE ITEMS THEY COULD GET. iS 5. LIRING-3 COMMITTED SELF RECONTACT GUATS IN 22-39 DAYS _ WHEN HE TOLD THEM WOULD HAVE SPECIFIC. PROPOSAL FOR THEIR ~ CONSIDERATION. GUATS ASKED FOR CONCRETE PLAN RE MANNER ” SHIPPING SUPPLIES, THEY TOLD LIRING3 THEY COULD HANDLE FROM ‘MEXICAN SIDE OF BORDER TO THEIR GLESRILLAS IN GUATEMALA, . 6. LIRING-3. SUGGESTED TO RONTON THAT HOUSE BE RENTED IN « Sled jonas an tema ey AeA Artem HEAR HS ¥ ‘. r i ~ peepee sinter were es rene! mrermeammnnt me ernment tt ete rede reve cee canteen meer rete 14-0000 PASE FOUR MEXICO CITY 9819 SECRET 5ECo? fh SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, MEXICO, 323 KILOMETERS NORTH GUAT BORDER ON PANAM HIGHWAY AS PERMANENT CONTACT POINT WITH “GUERRILLAS LATIER TOL: IRING3 TOWN ACCESSIBLE TO THEY AND ‘THAT THEY COULD PICK UP SUPPLIES THERE, CARRY ACROSS BORDER AND CELIVER TO GUERRILLA GROUP. : 7. ROWION TOLD LIRING-S HE DEPARTING MEXICO FOR MONTREAL AND SROBABLY NEW YORK NEXT DAY FOR TWO WEEKS AND WOULD TRY OBTAIN RADIO TUBES AND ANTIBIOTICS IN TIME FOR LIRING3 NEXT TRIP TO BORDER, LIRING-S CONTACT PLAN WITH GUATS 19 REMAIN SAME AS BEFORE: ‘WHEN READY TRAVEL WILL CONTACT AUGUST INA HERNANDEZ IN GUATEMALA CITY AND ADVISE HER DATE HIS ARRIVAL ARS anener see oe a Ire tives IN HUEHUE TENANGO, LIRINGS WOULD NOT CARRY SUPPLIES TO GUATEMALA BUT WOULD LEAVE- THEM IN MEXICO, TRAVEL TO HUE HUE TENANGO MEET CONTACTS AND INFORMTREM WEERE LOCATION GUERRILLAS wOuLd THEN MAKE PICK UP AND CARRY SUPPLIES GUATEMALA B. STATION COMMENTS 4ND PRELIMINARY OPERATIONAL PROF OSAL BEING CABLED. SECRET _ ae i . ‘ . 19. 18: ty pa METS 2 ac Ny. 13; tY AT Ny taper : . ra) { < bon . | { ° . vs wat 14-0000 ere meee yt " cays TT KNOWS TO INTERESTED PARTIES THAT GURTETALAN ASTY, APTE Fe oethe ALS * 5 esse Cleves DO» - poate OF 12 FIke WO. : —_— CLASSIFIED MESSEGE A voral torres ad a eee ts Lesa mo. ~~ ene ro tO oon, 19 eneere 5 peoree Oars. FEVL Mr CMit BOTIOULD — antics “wa Zt GAR COPY | Chive Chusrsee Dene 7 ~ Te Ve De ADE S00 beso 20s Oot _Fafitt. 2 De ¢— tal SE TRE TE3isLic CUTE GUATEMALA CITY 6321 1. on EVINING 23 DECEIER, Col DISCUSSED JITH AINDEF COL. ARSIAGA THE 2 JECTIVE OF TINZEE VAY CCLLASOVATICN ON mene nar Tee ARAAINT AG PRIBLEW GF ANTS SiuUeGiawe FAD) Monee vee - FERSA TIONS TY 295 AND RODDY WITH CCLS, SOSA ANDY? “EOQICD AREIAGA OF TIMEDIATE AS SSISTANCE “TO. SHTICHILLA, ARRIAGA WELCOMED IDZA OF COLLARSDRATION AND SA i THAT, [AT TIME HIS VISIT Te MEXICO IN SEPTE“SLR, WEXICAN DEFENSE SFSICIALS HAD PROVISED TS STRENGTHEN “MILITARY Co SVERR ce CN GUATEMALAN BOWER NE SAID THAT ME ZXICANS HALG OMPL IED o tty WITE STL SE AND LAVE EFFE@TIVE CONTROL OF WHOLE “= EXICAN ren: ITER pon 5 NT wad ANYTHING ACDITIONAL TO ADD eerty DOD SEFATTURE FOR VENICS, RERIAGA SAID HE WOULD LIKE To >] { UANMANY , ‘@iLL PNTREASZ ITs FORCES os “BOPTER TO PROVIDE SQUALLY | SAPLETE SOVERALE ON THIS mid oF FRONTIEN. SECREV - Ve peetient beached” igheae ne YINTOTIVW , WEVTTS TITY : : ; - . “TQEN 7 y §3a7 Civ 42) UU Nke 5 BB7E 8 are ROCUC Toe FoomerTED anal 14.0000 Tt ET aca stint peecee pt se 7a omty ae ETT TE ET EL TTT RHETT 71 ASE & Bea TEAbA CITY $821 szerer SECREY 2. @2RIAGA SO1EWHAT ‘VASUE ON SPECIFIC AREAS COVERED By MEXICAN ARTY, SUSGEST STATION WEXICO CITY THROUOH APPROPRIATE #95213 $Y 32 ABLE DETERYINE NEXICAM ARSY STRENGTH AND LoceT tot oF UNITS ca GUATETaLay ponarieag STATION SUATEMALA CITY WILE F UNDESTAKE PROVIDE 2212 ANFORWATION WITH RESPECT 19 GUATETELA | AMHY FOONTIER STHDUITH . ~ 5. AS RESULT COWES CATIONS WITH COLA Sosa AND ARRIASA, = 3 | AT APPEARS THAT GUATEMALAN. ARSED FORCES ARE 1OVINS FORWARD 3 aw ooew garprar ree oD! SDITAIA wear wenn fas AO 1nd 1BDE ANY SPECIFID REQUEST FOR VOR ACT ASSISTANCS, ALTUSYUCH as SPERATIBNS a re! . Nye VIVELIP, ICPACT Yay at ACLE PRIVIDE ASSISTANCE PCSSTELY ty oF TRAN SPORTAT ioiy’ COM*UMICATIONS OR TICHNICAR ADs. 1 etme ie e332 THES “IMENT, STATION WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WHICH HAS = i 14-0000 - SECRET “ _ (Bae Filled In) orm Ame cA ‘4 . 74 DATE . 1TemPO “PASS PERT C 3. OISPATEM OR SOURCE ZOC. syuBDL WO. jf ae wim — ES HOM - dCs! if Dew ee la-2t Wor EC 13. FRAMSFERRED TO Rl FILE NO- PERTINENT INFORMATION Dibra. 4? Hi Peto fae 4 nflttn ? TuAre- mal acars - (kay, (A) os? 867 vse reroraue eperrose. SECRET Bamraest, 1400000 , _ a : saoexs (ves eo _ : any, . ctr = Jed 70+f CLASSIFIED MESSAGE roan copies CLASSIFY TO FILE Boe s- “her 0 FILE eo. aa ro -szancn le SECRET | an pEPRCOUCTICN PROHIBITED ene wo) der. F pestroy CJ sic. 2 Artes pp ee - o | | Disen hy tt Cee Cee i "ACT LON y ADWAMEE COPY ed 7 — Sita Cc Sf ( hi RID OPY oO races oO SUOTTE® CT) roses ‘ info . . . . i ne WAL i} f-froe’ crfops Fz D..£ Defy: . MeXl ar MEXICO CITY $346 } “45538 ; ug SECRET 24600 CIT DIRECTCR INFO JMWAVE TYPIC LIRING ~ } _ REF : MEX 90597 jae 3/ Lee TRING-3 REJURNED MEXICO CITY AFTERNOON 21 NOV AND HAD SHORT MEETING WiiH WALLACE Be ROWTON THAT NIGHT ~ HIGHLIGHTS OF LONG DE- : BRIEF INS MORNING 22 NOV AND PROPOSED FUTURE DIRECTION L-3 SPERATION : . = i 7 BEING CABLED SEPARATELY. ALSO POUCHING TAPE OF MEETING « ‘SE CRET BT - SECRET oo ow 43” 2 7a. ea ef. 198 30/ v Bepesetel Seats we eek . rrcmeeed igoptlisbinantnr det nat, taeda tere eee ene . . a , . . . Ftsseaa 14-0000 er ce epmyr te eee et aati * pad LER EOE “ 217.0 . 25262 29500 368.= noe por ou visne= Aracely! ua liane naianie=-—— 70 Q] Entrada a las 112%. IF parael” pasaporto da Othén Gonzdlezee sracol,: quo llane on dics minutes.--- 260. rntrada a lue UNGhis.- iF por % rabal.e- 25) que no es cdae NF que of irabal no Gejé recado para Ramfrez ?éroz, = porque estén ospornndo para la salids ‘a Cuba para ol dfa 14, alurmos do la Bavucla Superior do Peonomines 110 gue llarnen mafinia para saberes= Nomirez1: que les urge hoy una solucién. NDs que extoncs dentro da una hora vuclva a llanare-- 351 Entrada a las 1205hs.- Tejas de Cubana= por Curbelo, “Abreu o Horabal.= 0 que ningune do ¢sllo esta, que llane = 433 - 4 aes ws quae averse ce dentro do dos horas.-- HD ca la Sra.de Copero y 16 informa a Rojas do la entermedad do Coperos--= B96 Salida nl 397900.= 1212hs._ XD la Sra.do Cepero con Almadaseee Almada quo le diga a Cepsro que liogé un orbtle para quo viaje ol 21 de noviermbro a la Habanaee-- 22) pide © una resor acién para el vuelo dol viernes para Gerardo Cantiee wnnn= 5576 ssid Nw Seiadtalah EE anand matin oe ae me ee eee ce ereatinst ree Fnt™\ca ales 1119hs.- +r pio, Leon Giraldd -colombiae ~ 14,0000 Tresen 220.2 8 noviembre 65. . il que olla ya no tratbaja acuf porquo se csté prcparzndo para fy entrar a la Universidad.= Uarcela quo Chichay lo hizo un pedi ‘do de librog para caviar a Cuba y quo ya se ‘los ostén cobran= dowerr= 4726 473.6 Intrada.. HF por la viaa pnra Salonén Suan.= Araceli quo ya estd.ane 486, 510.= _ Entrada o las 1324hs.< IF por la visa para Luis Sdnchez Hondraz$a enexicanoe Araceli que 0 la llegado.-- Sanchez - que ost4 solicitada desdo septiombro,--= 592. _ y () Imtrada a las 143lhse~ IF José Namfroz Peroz por Mira- bal. HD que. no se oncuontrae Ranfrezs. que quiere vorlo < para lcs cuatro de la tarde.= ID que le pasard el recado.—= own 720, . Som . ee a ws cee eo ce er ee Sen 8 Oe OO a ae ee Oe Be a eo en a om ee me Oh ee Oe OF OS ae ROE BO Om On ON ED ED eo @#ee . . t nm sb et renee oy nerbene anna CERT stk : . ’ “ meccneentnrer oes opines he mwarety 14-0000 prmmpor rr emanate: os . 682, 7306 7396 761.6 7826 . 814, ee acess spe oa | Entrad«.1208.eIgnacio S4uchoz Lez” pregunta al Vicecon- sul si 1llecgé au perniso do regroso a Cuba y er RG = quo né.- 73Gas . 0 - i ’ e Entradsa.-lF progunta por Chichay y MD informa que hoy - no trabajSe= 739e- ; ae eee ‘Entrada oquivocadas=- 761.< Entrada 1254,-liéator Rénirez de Arollane progunta si < llecs au pasaporto nuevo y MD dice que alee TE2s~ Entrada 1300.-21 italiano Rafaol Giordano pregunta ei«- hablo . llegé su visa y HD pide'mas tarde. 814,< ” Entrada 1346.« Botifol,el que hablé en la mafiana,progun ta ‘cémo ‘puede hacer para solicitar prérroga para eus padros, _ porque & su papéd lo tionon gus operar nucvanonte y HD pide - pase mafiana al Consulade para pasar un cable. UF acopta.859e Entrada 1359, eRafaol Giordano pregunta si llogé su visa y¥ MD dico que né.= 860.- (i -- (d.eLil,- 7 Nov,66).4 =< ---. - corre Gane eS” cee we teate oe Fone te seeee pent ane bacieresitcdandenencowanereteanannnanen, Some nom manne 14-0000 - 148.0 intrada a ins 1102hs.- Sinane, e Cubana progunta quo al a. Nensul os Curbolo.= Jorr{,. quo no, quo es ‘tfira . bal,«e- 151. 609 Y vee awa “158.6 Entrada a las 1109hs.— 1° con Jorrin la dice quo con el muchaclio gue fe va a mandar el papel qyo pididm que si le pued: mandar nico de literatura sobre Cuba porque ol os simpatizanto de los cubanos,= J¢rin: que af, quo lo que tenga so lo va a ruandar.--= 169. WT Imtrada a las 1115hs.. iF el diputade Alberto Ordufia Culobro oon Jorrin, lo dice, que alld on la tiorra do don Fidel hay una pers:na quo nocesita unas llantas y quo el hermano do 61 le quigro mandar un juego do liantas “cinco liantas~ por los conductos roularos, que si no hay. alguna H . linitacién a ese respocto.- Jorrini que no, que las puede = mandar por la Agencia General ao Carga que gata on Jeane, la Catélica 249.---= 193-6 a . . po, Pw a . Entrada a lns 1200ha.< MF pregunta por Chichaye= Jorrin ‘ que ella ya no viens a trabajar a lia embajada y quo olla Fy nieno dijo que ya no iba a venires MF quo so trata do unos | libroa,eewe uo la va oca “ra su domicilio w= 234. c@ “EF oo HNarcola o1guinee- 247 oo “flea « ton 23000. iv por el ombajador Hexrnandos arunee/ Jorrin cue no estd.= MF og ol profusor Gonzdlew Ho- . wate OM ac 4 yy war ty 7 ee mma 3 ‘ 14-0000 — - : , 2 sspexs D'ves. 1) 89 : {* o_ ‘ , CLASSIFY TG FILE m3. CLASSIFVED MESSAGE ..-' vovat_coptes zg? an 2-REF TO FILE MO. "pine er0O) eer. to seance O } OesTRoY Osis. . + ADVANCE COPY 0 tssues DJ corse CI resce /22 7 Fiftrs7 2 SECRET 1923192 CITE GUATEMALA CITY S841 ..MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR , UMWAVE PBRUMEN .LIRING Ubes: 5 277€ | REFS MEXICO CITY= 9608204 7 1, STATION EXTREMELY INTERESTED LIRING3 GSERATION WHITH : APPEARS TC HAVE CONSIDERABLE FOTENTIAL, FOLLOWING RESULT OF , STATION TRACES AND INVESTIGATION -OF INFO CONTAINES REFS. A. THERE ARE NO STATION TRACES ON AGUSTINA HEQNANDE Zo" NOT ABLE LOCATE PIEDRO SANTO ¢ OR PIEDRA SANTA> PRINTING . OFFICE IN ANY GUATEMALA CITY D.RECTORIES Be GUATEMALA CITY PHONE NUMBER 24 857 £5 cOINTLY REGISTERED TG ROBERTO (FRANCO) PEREZ AND SAMUEL B CP RANTO, CORDON, NO TRACES EITHER ROSERTO OR SAMUEL, SUT JUL TG “HUMBERTO CFRANDOY PEREZ, #HQ POSSIBLY BROTHER OF ROBERTO, REPORTEDLY INVOLVED TERROR :57 ECTIVITIES IN 1962 INCLUD SAG ARWS BUYING FOR GUERRILLAS _ C. THERE ARE NUNEROUS TRACES GN UYATS ANTONSO FRANCC WHICH “INDICATE KE INVOLVED IN COMMUNIST FRONT ACTIVITIES AS EARLY AS 1389. , ae “ALSO NUMEROUS TRACE 3 ON JACORO CRODRIGUEZ) FADILLA, WhO SECRET nee cee a anne greene mma cease amt 14-0000 PAGE 2 GUATEMALA CiTY 6841 SECRET SECRET - INVOLVED IV COMMUNIST AND COMMUNIST FRONT ACTIVITIES. SINCE 1949°3. MOST RECENT RETORT WAS NOVEMBER 1364 LIAISON REPORT YNICE LISTED HIM AS MEMZER OF THE PST. “4 INTEREST IN6 TONITE THAT RODRIGUEZ PARTICIPATED IN SOQKE ’ IVITIES VITH JUAN ANTONIO NCS , FRONT ACTIVITIE i UA jecner em oe peemigenre MMOLE SECRET JENS sae i pad aa eienteinema ml eevesneum ste RAAA GEN AH BI TR SRS tmnt BME EE NRE A pee une ers entsantceae aman tn tases apie Aa Tt j ‘ f f 4 oreerey 140000 = CLASSIFICATION a> TRAMSMITTAL - 4 - toes INFORMATION REPORT 4e(46 Ss EC FR ET : (ifr ‘ : “* . ROUTING : _ NIL WH/COG/RR id : [4] DATE 16 December 966 CONFIRMATION COPt WH/C 11 INFORMATION COPIES cs/po, CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, FI/D, FI/INT 6, IW, CA 2, CA/PEG, DO 2, DO/H 4, EUR 4, WH 13 . DATE DISTRIBUTED 16 December 1966 ° DISSEMINATION BASED Cre (ss. ept., #02.) a [MEXICO CITY-9628 i tc cnr a | ans-10908 a IRING (LIRING-3) rc /stl 1 |__AWH/PACY [1 biaison * EVALUATION fe poe pe ee HANDLING INSTRUCTION PRECEDENCE |. NO FOREIGN DISS#M COORDINATING OF FICER(S) WH/1 “Mr. Bounds (in draft): ; : . . RELEASING OFFICE SECRET | Am. ween ass ws C/WH/COG/RR Winky =? Onsourm miviows eoinons : ; 03-b-0 io, PES 9, svi pu Z CREME mo? - ~ oe ot octane Sp ae i 14-0000 . . a . oe v sores 0 - 2 - . CeNTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENLY Intelligence Information Cable IN -60597 PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES NBA | NIC. TOSI "OO ONE OCR ORR DCB CGS CIA/NMCE » ROUTINE ‘STATEJINR OA ARMY NAVY AIR #JCB «SECOEF “This material contains tatormation adecung the Nar Kenton £ Defence | of the Caited B Brates | within the meaning 5 a tee ae laws Title 18, UB.O. Secs. 703 and 74, the transmiscon or Gaour t “NO FOREIGN ‘DI SSEM : ary . NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE. . THIS 1S AN INFORMATION REPORT. S-E-C-R-E-T Tocs -314/715974-66 e IG 22 a7 Z. pist 16 DECEMBER 1966 COUNTRY CUBA/HEX1CO > pot 14 DECEMBER 1966 SUBJECT CUBAN PURCHASE OF MEXICAN COFFEE SEED aca MEXICO, MEXICO CITY (14 DECEMBER 1966) FIELD NO. source «A MEXICAN INTELLECTUAL WHO 1S A NEW UNWITTING REPORTING ASSET, SOURCE IS IN CLOSE CONTACT AND ON FRIENDLY TERMS WITH CUBAN OFFICIALS TRAVELING TO MEXICO CITY. 1. ISMAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ. HAS SPENT MORE THAN A MONTH IN MEXICO ON A SPECIAL COFFEE SEED BUYING MISSION FOR CUBAN PREMIER. FIDEL CASTRO RUZ. (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: SUAREZ ARRIVED IN MEXICO 23 OCTOBER 1966 ASSIGNED ag AN ATTACHE IN THE COMMERCIAL SECTION OF “GUE CUBAN EMBASSY). WHEN SUAREZ FINALLY CONCLUDED NEGOTIATIONS FOR SHE PURCHASE OF TEN TONS OF SEED, HE FOUND UPON DELIVERY THAT THE . MEXICANS HAD WET THE SEED AND THAT MOISTURE ACCOUNTED FOR ONE TON oF THE WEIGHT OF THE SHIPMENT, THIS DECEPTION REPRESENTED A LOSS OF $10,000.00 (U.S. DOLLARS) TO THE CUBANS. . #S-B-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN CG Lo TBasd pater wee ETE : “ : % . ~ cece lenreeeieertmenifen tie capensis , 14-0000 IN-60597. TCS -314/15974-66 PAGEQ OF 2 PAGES. . S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM * . _felasrification) (ites con tre 2, “SUAREZ SAID THAT CUBA WAS TRYING TO INCREASE ITS PRODUCTION OF COFFEE TO OFFSET LOSSES SUFFERED IN. RECENT HURRICANES AND GENERALLY TO BUILD UP ITS CROP OF COFFEE FOR EXPORT IN ORDER TO ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL HARD CURRENCY EXCHANGE, 3. DURING THE WEEK OF 18 DECEMBER SUAREZ PLANS TO VISIT COFFEE PLANTATIONS IN CHIAPAS STATE WHERE: HE HOPES TO PURCHASE ‘ADDITIONAL SEED. . ~ 4. (PTELD COMMENT: AN INDEPENDENT USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCE HAS REPORTED THAT SUAREZ HAS BOUGHT APPROXIMATELY 15 TONS OF MEXICAN COFFEE SEED AND IS TRYING TO BUY MORE. THIS SOURCE ALSO. CONFIRMED THAT THE MEXICANS HAD CHEATED THE CUBANS BY WETTING THE _ SEED TO INCREASE ITS WEIGHT, THE SEED IS BEING FLOWN TO HAVANA - BY CUBANA AIRLINES, SUAREZ INSTRUCTED THE CUBANA REPRESENTATIVE IN MEXICO TO ARRANGE TO HAVE THE SEED FELL AIRED AS SOON AS IT REACHES "HAVANA .) . 5. FIELD DISSEM: STATE, ARMY, NAVY, FBI, CINCLANT, CINCSO. | | S-E:C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM | , classification eee) ‘ : : . : | - Pos. @ oS beat Oe nepangtanreretnes mabe mame Tt wae “ - So eemeeeeten am hea Brae 14-0000 incex: EC) ves Ono : # aa mo ie. c CLASSIEY TO FILE NO. fo SSIFIED MESSAGE ToTat COPIES at R-REF TO FILE KO. pi : rice no 0) SET. TO Branca ia] SECRET ert a sprout 7 | re ne ; 4 mana = 10M PROHIBITED PERSON/ UNIT NOTIFIED A Kcem OY a — acth pom ADV EA.E COPY __Wilree 3 8! = ral 1D COPY Dl sasoee Cl iccreee CT ruae FIENR GYSPENSE. CoG Cdo_ ADM No, 1 ealebs cahce Sy Elba Siebel, Clo ® Hot} Salk 3D Caled, BOF SECRET 16205¢2 CITE MEXICT SITY 3504 DIRECTOR INFO JYAVE TYPIC LIRIN PhOkcs. 60637 | de LIRING-3 TOLD HALLACE 3. ROTO 14 DES 66 HE HAD HEARD IN HAVA ON RECENT TRIP: CHE RETURNED NEXT 5 DEC) THAT FIDEL CASTRO HAD RECENTLY “GqUSEO QAREST OF TLEVEN MEMBERS EDITCRIAL STAFF OF GRANIA NEWSPAPER. 4d 20 L-3 LABELTD THOSE ARRESTED AE ZENBERS OF QUOTE RED SUARD UNQUOTE WHICH Was CRITISIZED As RO FOR HIS RECENT SPEECH REGARDING | CUBAN MILITIA [IRREGULARITIES and DIFFICULTIES. CRITICISN REFLECTED SIN COLUMNS OF GRASSA AND BROUGHT ABIUT ARREST OF ELEVEN. , 3. ROWTON ASKED L-3 FOR 1DENS THCSe ARRESTED BUT LATTER COULD © e3n"%0 OF HIS FRIEND YELKIS CUSA; - “NOT SUPPLY EXCEPT TO SAY CRE WAS RUESA! NOT FURTHER [DEuTIFIED, PATON HAS ASKeo L-3 DISCUSS ARRESTS WITH- i 2 Dz Paz ORDER OBTAIN NORE DETAILS. ISHAEL SUAREZ DE La PAZ Russ Ss Fivs STATES nH RAD 3, SCussEoe STIG MAL SUBAN AFFAIRS WiTK SUAREZ AND LATTER TCLD HIK FIDEL cast A OXPERLENSING DIFFICULTIES ACCOMPLISH ING ORJECTIVES BECAUSE op BUREAUCRATIC CLUHSINESS Party: UNDERLINGS AND USSELIEVaSLe [igFFIGTENCY CUBAN DIP SERVICE. SUAREZ © TOLD L-35 CASTRC REQUIRED DELESATE TepaRTANT AXD SENSITIVE TASKS HIS CLOSE CONFIDaNTS ORDER ASSURE ADIOMPLISHMENTSs . 4 SECRET. : a = a ve 8 | aes stene enim ences eee ET voce new nnmeeryeies wae cmon ceetane lent penne 14-0000 ceo inoex: Lives 0) a0 CLASSIFY TO FILE WO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TeTst COPIES ‘> KeREE, NS PILE NO. . mews 1 . ° . _ ‘ , 7 rite ven) net. ro oxence 1 . SECRET [ neler i REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED ocsteor O) sic. — PERSON/UNLE ROTIF ISO a] = a Da — Pro ef . ec OILS ES: GF oo wet hee ot ; . ACTIOG . ADVANCE COPY TIME BY CY] c et 6) &j RID cOoPY Go peeves Ci acorsee ood ; parO es ; - rue UR_ tuipece 5 Lop ZECR ET 1419522 Cliz WEXICO CITY 9613 1SDecns:.59794 DIRECTOR IFO JMVAVE oo “ vapox PBRUMEY LIRING . | REF: DIRECTOR 35022 ziza 2. . COMPLETE TEXTS OF ALL PBRYMEN LIEWVOY TRAFFIC POUCHED 49S ATTN WRQUNART REGULARLY. IN VIEW OF EXTENSIVE TAKE RE SuaREZ. PURCHASE COFFEE aND FERTILIZER SyGGEST THIS TEXT SE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY. 20TH NAMES ARE USED 1 TRANSCRIPTIONS. - SECRET Wf sveear Qo ort KE DURVEI LACE : y an MOTT FOO RETO acre GAZ MeeTs a SECRET . ; * “eno ang a mo avi, ara oe 14-0000 oreo ye. woru- Lives (J no ‘ : ain ‘ { CLASSIFY To FILE RO. CLASSIFIED MESS£5€ _ TovaL ceents ae . coy XSF TE PILE NO. : rice evs CF act. ro erase OJ orstesy DO sic. ADVANCE COPY ar Ct] issues Dhicosres rosea! . 17 lea “58552, SECRET £41725Z2 CIFE MEXiCO cITy /§ DIRECTOR — = of = t nt AS REGUESTED RE}, L Ih ING-3 RAS BEEN inch uDés in LIRAVINE raOJeci RENEWAL. PERUMEN LIRAVINE REF: DIRECTOR 57519 SECRET at 58! | ; a oh RET 2, fia Sos - ly Rew ay ob te oo : .. i i le : q ; . “rca ick, beaten naam ene TT eT amma amen Smee me . s. 14-0000 aa : NUEHUETENANGO TIME BSE OY PLACE Ve DEC PER “INSTRUCT 10NS AGUST INA 4% © sade tds eg AES i, & wee re 4 “~ : - . a smoexs Ores Ona ‘CLASSIFY TO FILE #0. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES oF BRE TO PILE WO. — SECRET * pactones roan mrveAT rive arv€) eet. to exance (). REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED sssteoy Osis. ‘gG Go RE T 1483292 CITE MEXICO CITY 9638" , _ a \ DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITY, JIWAYE — \ Bese: .5895¢ dd PBRIMEN LIRING oe wee er Pas bEGU / ad SERS REFS “MEXICO City 5263(/°~” 1, FURTHER DEBRIEFING LIRINGS 3Y WALLACE B ROWTON PRODUCED . ADDETIONAL INFO RE LIRING3S IMPENDING TRIP GUAT MEET COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBERS. p) pHONE NO. AGUSTINE HERNANDEZ eg GUAT CITY 23 357. JAccBO RODRIGUEZ PADILLA GAVE LIRINGS THIS NO WHICH USED FIRST CONTACT WITH AGUSTINA. AFTER LIRING-3 RETURN FROM MEXT BORDER, JACOBO TOLD LidhG-3 NOT ASK FOR AGUSTINA THAT NUMBER BUT FOR Jun ANTONIO FRANCO, JACOZO TOLD l-3 AGUSTINA WORKED AT PIEDRO SA’ NTO PRINTING OFFICE, BUT COULD BS REASHED FRANCO NUMBER: WHEN NOT AT WORK. 3. WO SEX STA TRACES AGUSTINA. HM 4542, 26 JUN 59 REPORTS JUAN . ANTONIO FRANCO ATTENDED wcetife PST 29 YAY 59 AT MANUEL “ARIA . CONTRERAS NO. 43-J, MEXI CITY. SEVENTY PERSONS ATTEBNDED MEET ING. _ LEESCORT ON 29 JAN 59 REPORTED JUAN ANTONIO * ramets WAS NEW APPLICANT FOR PGT “EWBERSH IP. . ; _ ; yo 4. LIRING3 TOLD ROWFON HE WOULD LEAVE 15 DEC 66 ORDER ARRIVE we are CM ees - , 0° gee bite sawn msmcinamcesrinm meres = * were ty foe nee fee tet care meretine swahenemene ee NO Bramnere as 14-0000 Leg ppes ten women mnemestenay mane. E pase 2 “EXICS CITY 39633 SECRE CITY OF MEETING GIVEN § GuaT, NOT OUSZALTENANCS MONTEZ EXPLAINING LATTER ASKING MONTEZ provi AFTER HE RETURNED FRO LAST BRU EXPLAINED HZ REALIZED HE ARNOLPTO RELAY TO OS“ANT CONTACT WITLiNG ANY ANTE PASSED tHooneH CHANNEL. ALSO TOLD ARNOLD HE PLANNING TRIP CENTRAL CONTACTS. ahiso RELAYED WHAT ROWTOY LEARNED RE PRICES OF WE=0 KILLER MEXI AND ASKED FOR WAS SOMEWHAT DISTURZE2 AND TREATED Hi*. CESAR ™ QNtEZ TO MEXE STA FILE Pl2; SECRET BT 5. L-3 GAVE ROWTON COPY 6. SECIFICAT Te Jes: PLS INDEX AGUSTINA HEENANDE GiF WAS ERROR. SHOULD READ HUEHUETE NANSO, MADE “ISTAKE AMERICA SOO a ae WILL CARRY LETTER FROM JACOED TO CESAR THAT LIRINGS LIKE BROTHER To JACTE 20 AND. 1 DE ALL ASSISTANCE POSSIBLE. : : ; LETTER HE SENT ARNOLD RODRIGUEZ CAMPS STRATING TRIP CUBA. In ‘LETTE? L-3 DESCRIBING HIS PLAN #£ND TOLD HE HAD NO INTENTION MAKING HIS COMMERCIAL x N TO CONTACT AND. ASSESS BUSIBESS TONS AND QUANTITIES DESIRED. ELSO STATED RESENTFUL AT WAY REYNALDO CEPEDS AND DSE 3 ROWTON YE ZETING 14 DEC 66. Zs JUAN ANTONIO FRANZ AND * REF ARS EAT. ey = ‘nt . tee edeacteenane aimee es eT pe tseehs tree abet 14-00000 é] S MESSAGE FORM | Ty KROOUTOTOTOOOR if ; N TOTAL COPIES: oD . mouTme wt i geet Oe 1 PAT SIS () nvex ; RZ? : ; feos: 365% 1 NO INDEX ~2 — z ‘Joe: 8 Decesber 1965 Si rive wes rice no. zope 3 — es - as: pore —— tte ! prom: DIRECTOR ix — ay Ee | Wezonse i2 2 45 7 $Me DIRECTOR Bg022" ; REF; A. ¥EKE CITY 9503 (Ty 53817) 4 Be. oiave W098 (Ir 549k6) +. . i 1. pO ERS TRACES ADDITIONAL [0 EEF B. FURTEIR DETAILS US!A-2T, — ‘ 1 SEP? 59: ou 1 SCP? 59 HENIGN DIAZ, FORER EXUOR PILOT FOR CUBAN ; AIR YOROR AND TEEN SENIOR PILOT FOR GRAN MAPS Tesyrrurs (10ce), ; ASSIL ROS, IOCS CO-PILOZ, AED IS as :EL SUAREZ YERTVED MIAME COMmScTIom ; AUGERATION AB=1L ATRGRAT? no ALCOA Faro BOCA. ‘SUES : ZOFSESSIVED BY DIAZ AG HIMSGLY BE EIOMY IVLUESTIAL PERSOM CASTRO i COVERKISI@, AND WAS OBVIOUSLY SENIOR FORSOM IN GROUP AND CLEARLY OnE : Givi ORDERS. SUAREZ SAID AP OS DZ DUALS REVOLUTION EB WAS CO- - CRDINAZOR OF TES SEVERAL REVOLUTIONARY FROn?S. SUAREZ INVITaD somes QDALUM [0 VISIT HDA HAVANA AND GAVZ QDALIM KEY 90 APARBING 65, CORIER FOOTE ST "._GALIS DAD 23RD. SUAREZ TOLD QDALTM THAT BUAROZ CODE NAMB WAS “COELEEDIA™ AND USE THIS NAME WOULD RESOLVE AEY QDALLI PROBIENS CUR. GRACES ROS AND DIAL INDICATE DOs LEAT CUZA 1960 FOR POLITICAL REASOIS. ee (CONTINUED) J 4 Poe ae COORDINATING gersceas ae earn Coe _ a auTMENTICATIOS . o_o“ +40 ‘SECRET | [ES | _ gervegn | cory ao, i. a REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Boytauten,. KO: 14-0000 . MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPIES! me Siar wut: wa/l Oi woex SECRET eT: 2654 %G wo wwoex cate: 8 Dees=ber 1966 Krein cs FILE HO. 202+798301L —BIsse By PR =— from: DIRECTOR jer poo: va, Fue [] RID COPY ; . TAASSIFICATION? pee eno Tne HED sECRES . CITE DIRECTOR S7OL2 PAGE 2 7 ~y 2. prrre (TRAN SECURITY DOTSERSE LIALT-3 AS BESULE SULTAN, -eoean pia CASE ASD TOFD COURIDEAL APFSISASTS OF SCS OF vasa Of SURE BICHROUD, ID OUR OF GUSTO SUAREZ OSS CHAS carmS SOME 50 CHEM MIRI-3 epUSESSMAN CONTACT", IoB- BOO. - cnn Too WISHED HE VERDE CATO, DOOS SEN AGVESABIE SUCCES crema SRUEILPANOR MERE FEM ROWTONLIRTG-3 YEEEESSe 41S0, Hie GEESE CABIR FULL LISVOY TAK KS SUAEEZ PURCHASS TILDE TOUS OF weiss" AID FORTE TO Of SUGE 15 DOVELGEED _ EaD OF 2GSSAG8 spequasted traces Ioncel SUAREZ De la Poo - -poss iden Insel ECEIOOIA ; , i . PAGO OY n/a Lo COORDINATING OFFICERS . aurnenricatead AELcasias orvicEen orvicEa , SECRET aon toa I coun -REPRODUCTIO. -¥ OTHER THAR THE IssuING OFFICE 1s PRONIBITEO, = = Ory wo. _ 14-0000 ON MESSAGE. FOXY TOF FGOOC OOOH XIIKKX TOTAL COP:E5s O56 ¢ rg RID , niT C inzex SECREZ ExT; = No incex XD FILE IN CS FILE NO. Oorsrror 0 Rerurn TO .—__—. BRANKCA > 4 9 CI. ROWON FROGENDS 2S Wills 3. ROWIOR, ViloR Doo? 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FORM YOK XN KAKA I RADHA EKAIAKK TOTAL COPIES: oc: Je Stevart/pem Orne nw : a as oT: 3654: OG MO INDEX © : mate: 9 Dacenber 1966 Fire mcs PILE NO. . 201-790301 From: DIRECTOR : cours neo: va. rive C1 RID COPY oo TELAESIFICATIOND <OATE TIME FILED) (REFERENCE HUNGER) SECRET , , . _ CITE DIRECTOR | ae 2 SCGL a) “| a anny een WROD YOR MEXIA COREE AD HS OOD * eouMACTS, 70 ANIINGT COMDACT OUATENAIAN FRIERDS ACROSS PODER AXD winenn memeerrenn PANETTA rm nei ED, ra Se END oF MESSAGE : Bumary Ref: Results LIRDE-3 neating with Jacobo RODRIGUEZ - : Padilla end eotaup of meting with Guatemaian commmiss in Guatemala. 4 wi/a/a TERRES (Terceend TeRQetv (revccoonD) $ _ Macon CTE eon Lids sl Zz - . . 7 We . 3 ‘ Lf : . a te EE ‘Geteriime (a 1 2 A/WwHD . . 2 ‘ wee a ; '. | 8 woe — + Goonpmatina oFricens . maize eee ==] ae Le : “BECRET omen at nn : ‘nepropuction f ornen THAN THE issUINe OrFICE . ; PROMIBITED, ji cory £0. _— mei le. pp . | | had 14-0000 seenys renew —~ . : SLeemay 07 bre aaauie A a , FSIPQY, LOST NACH EF, MESSACZ FORX ——— = : fan TOTAL COPIES: ee. ELL ISIIT IEEE ws: J. Stevart/pn Orierw a nT Tae wit: bef - Tiinsex SECRS? : _ a 1 aT +. 305+. Xi No INDEX - 23 : wi ! ;4 Te f ‘presen ey 1S pox 2 = . Coesrroy $[ arruan To ———-. BRANCH. maom: DIRECTOR 2 t / cok : @n i (CLASSIFICATION) ALCATE AND TIME Finto) eo {REFERENCE NUMBER) SECRE®? ‘ : ; > | fo 15 45°27 cazomectror 58867. some TART mmr LS 9VES SORT: CABIOS JURADO DEIMAR, ECHY 3 NOV 30 3200 CLIY, MECCAT ARRIS? RESIDING 1EIco CTEY, RSae BAVANA 1953-64. WIES MIRTAN CEICEN, DE CUBAN CITIZEY cP CUBAN-CEDUS2 DESCE, melons c clau! RRASST Imac CIE TELL oy 66. JURADO 5 Foor 6, 120 FOUOS, HAUL EYES, DAR ES HY EUR, LICE Ke PING, APIA AGS 35, Z Sincat EVID, POYSS APZEARANGS, PAISLINS SECIDIG ON SIDES OF FOREERAD. =D OF MESSAGE waje/e “eRRete (terezenn) a 203 of wH/coG/er0s root, . fon Sor. ee L, Jacob D. Esteriine - . al 3. foe ; : [ C a ‘ COORDINATING OFFICERS “ : : a ory “oe AUTHENTICATIOG .. CLEARING OFFIC SECRE?. mar os Mees MEPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAM THE ISSUING CFPICE IS PROMIBITED. Ww ee Fe mae . . ‘ . ee Tpled wh cnn ee em te etn neti emt te me AItS en cere teckl 14-00000 V we eee . { oo ‘, ener i, re — , - “-~ 2 i Cr wretlge t 4 Y : _ wer Ove 0 #0. é us rus / 7 | ti; CLASSIFY TO FILE #0. ‘ aE i H-REF TO FILE BO. eve aio) mer. to seance O) PEsTROV a gic. S E:C RE T 923232 CITE JMWAVE 4554 MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR 9 Dec ob 56744 TYPIC. MHAPRON y ocr suave aagg ¢ nig ted ; : AMOTS PROVIDED FOLL INFO ISMAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ: DURING BATISTA REGIME PARTICIPATED UNDERGROUND ACTIVITIES VITH FATHER DIEGO MADRIGAL OF CARIDAD CHURCH ONE ISMAEL SUAREZ WAS WLINESS FOR PROSECUTION IN DISMISSAL OF OTTO erped FROM CURAN ARTIS ASSOCIATION FOR COUNTERREVOL UT IONARY STAGE PERFORMANCE. (REFS: BOHEMIA MAGAZINE EDITIONS OF 18 JAN 59, 7 AUG AND 21 AUG 60.) A HigH-Level CASTICO COON PIENS SECRET , BT SECRET - pene ree ee pom wo a caettatan conbetie titer runt | tone Samant i Same eh 14-0000 por: Ores O v0 : ; CLissiry TO FILE KO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE E. rorat corres / MoREF TO FILE BO. ee : ome aio ner. to peance (J SECRET | “Sa > REPR ' orstaoy 0 sic. PERSOU/UNEE WOTIF IED — 4 { ae Cl Das WA Ovid Dn Td action a ROVANCE COPY a Le —— 0 CA DH {0-6-5 RD cory | a me clip l cls [eee Egor ET 2920952 CHE “£x1CO CITY 95 62 © DIRECTOR INFO JMMAVEs GuaTE NALA cITY Shi: 32984 | TYPIC LIRIRG . | REFERENCES A. MEXICO cli, Yosie l wesed # a Be, DIRECT oa 56300 / 1. Lintne-d SAY JACOSO RODRIGUEZ PADILLA NIGHT 1 DEC 66 | aD ASKED FOR contacts. 1% FUATEMALA COMMENIST PART. JAc030 1° GAVE HIN NAME, ‘AND PHONE NUMBER SENORA HERNANDEZ CFNUD, TH " ) GUATEMALA CITY. AND SAD WOULD CABLE HER THAT LIRING-S OULD ; , pod _ CALL. KROWT ON WILL CSTAIR PRONE HUES > LIRING -S PaOCEEDED BY RAIL TO MEXICAN-GUATERALAN serDe sa(2-5 3 355 AND CALLED HERNANDEZ iy In CONTACT Wilh Ee SHE PROMISED PUT = [4PGRTANT PERSON FROM coNPA RY” ap “ASKS D HIM CALL BACK EVE ING 3 DEC OR NeXT MORNINGS ¢. ‘SINCE TOMPANY OFFICIAL NCT EASY . “LOCATE ON SHORT NOTICE”. 1 2. LIRINS- -3 PHORED HERRAUCEZ, MORNINS 4 DEC AND WASINF OR MED SEETING COULD NOT 3E ARRANGES PRIOR 1g 92 23 DEC SINCE OFFICIAL AWAY oN BUSINES $5. HERNANDEZ sap 3 MEETING YOULD Bz HELD ree QUEZALTENANGO, GuyaT., AND INSTRUCTED RIN CHECK TY akY THREE are CITY ARD THEY ZOULD LOCATE, HIM. | Rida nan coe ett wm te cine cnet atte ns somes nae ow vtansene erosieny peers mee ee? poet ~ . ‘ BONS tena gitig # Preeti as + vintners . aa 14-0000 +s saaenemarceeatite seen enec ARENA IEAAED TOMALES HATE TREES! 4 PAGE 2 “EXICO CITY $562 S EC R ET SECRET 3. LIQING-3 RETURNED MEXICO CITY 6 DEC AND RECONTACTED JACOBS REPORTING WHAT TRANSPIRED. JACCZO EXPLAINED DELAY IN MEETING AS NATURAL IN VIEW SECURITY PRECALT IONS NECESSARY UNDER PRESEST CONDITIONS AND SUAMISED COMMIE OFFICIAL WOULD HAVE TO TRAVEL TO QUEZALTENANCO FROM MOUNTAINS. JACOBO SAID HE KAD NO IDEA VED REPRESENTATIVE WOULD 3E BUT HOPED WOULD BE FROM TURCIO GUERRILLA BAND. JACOB0 SAID TuURCIO HAD BEEN REPLACED 3Y CESAR MQITES WHO OLD FRIEND OF JACOS0. JACcOsO PROMISED GIVE LIRNG-3 LETTiAR TO MONTES whiCH LIRING-3 COULD PALSeWE TG TEACH Cota oY HERWA‘DEZ« LETTER WOULD ASK THAT LIRIsG-S BE TAKEN To MONTES. 4. LIRING*-3 PLANS PROCEED QUEZALTEKANGO 15 DEC. PER ROWTON Instuct 103s WILL INFORM COuMI2 REP GR NONTES HE HAS DEVELOPED EXCELLENT COM: “ERCIAL CONTACTS GUATEMALA CITY, HAS DISCUSSED GENERAL PLANS OF AID WITH OSMAN CIENFUEGOS, AND WARTS HELP REVOLUTION BY EXPLOITING UNWITTING COMMERCIAL CONTACTS PASS ARMS, ETC. ROWTON INPOSIT {Ot TIE LIRING-3 INTO ARVANITIS METALO-PLA AST ICS INDUSTRY GUATEMALA FOR COVER PURPOSES THROUGH STYLIANOS PRE VOLIS, “EMPLOYEE GREEK ENSASSY MEXICO CITY, WhO CLOSE FRIEND ARVANIT IS AND COULD GIVE LIRING-3 LETTER INTRO- - SECRET DCTICh IF REQUIRED. he ahmed ne eee Ad 14-0000 V _ wn“ PAGE 3 YEXICO esty sse2secaret SECRET: 5. RE QUESTIONS POSED REF Bs LIRING-3 DID NOT HEAR WHAT HAPPENED LOPEZ; HERRERA NEVER MATERIALIZED, WILL REQUESTION FOR DETAILS CAMPS AND LOCATIONS. ROWTON ASKED LIRING-3 IF HE THOUGHT -ARNOL RODRIGUEZ MIGHT HAVE BEEN BRIEFED BY DSE TO QUESTION HIM RE SQURCE HIS INFORMATION RE LOPEZ. LIRING-3 SAID RODRIGUEZ IN KO WAY INTZRROGATED M14 AND ASKED NO QUEST IONS BEYOND WHAT LIRING-3 TOLD KIS. LIRING -3 SAID WE IN HANDS FouR SECURITY TYPES FOR SEVERAL DAYS AND THESE COULD HAVE INTERROGATED HIM HAD THEY DESIRED BUT APPARENTLY THEY DID NOT. LIRING-3 SAID RODRIGUEZ APPEARED KNOW NOTHING OF LOPEZ CASE. | SECRET xf De be erg Liking /F _ SECRET NAAN € ‘ a : : . ca nee g cate te cerneenfle beast team see 5 qoapethe apeaptient ais Fr enna imma em mremmmemerinn ane Ns en OS woe . ’ 2 - se ~ i ~ = 1400000 ay - _ . Psy woex:s DJves 0 x0 . : . CLASSIFIED WESSAGE sora eserts SD. CLASSIFY TO FILE HO. _ MeRCF TO FILE WO. _ FILE erp) eer. to seancn C) : pestroy CJ sic. * ts) ACTION ae aaa ADVANCE COPY : Cc . RID COPY Bo issoce Dl srorree Desc aason? aT MS TLE LED om ; - . fel 3 | [+ SECRET 2919552 CITE MEXICO CITY 9565 DIRECTOR INFO sMWAVE, GUATEMALA CITY wow , Serbs 56646 | REF MEXICO CITY 9562, i 6534054 . PARA ONE REF LIRING 2 SHOULD HE LIRING 33 SECRET . BT SECRET ae perenne ts et a naanien sonal wea 14-0000 ; . aa . Sel _ a ~ MESSAGE FORM METI UTSUSS STC F \ . TOTAL COPIES! “D . XXKXAKXKIDARA AAA LARA Sous: “S. wes sext/pem O Pie RID - | wits SIL Winvex BCRET 4 pt: 54 ° " DATE : 8 Dec2zxber 1965 Brive in cs Fie NO. 201-793301° DIRECTOR : FROM: stentarct cs Wweo: VR, rue eg RID COPY Sane 5; SECRET | CITE DIRECTOR 53022 I2 2 45 Z cme oREC ne a ¥ 7 > vexico rat 0 arse vane DE A PAL of a meas te anes a mY 0% GLE tue! Govv secuesTY AGEs wr (Hi) PERUGH LIRIGS REF; A. NEXT CITY 9503 (ZI smn) Si thtaerae Oe taeda eee : B. asters Wig (Ix. skghs) # 3. UO.3S TRACES ADDIZTONAL 10 PEF B. FURSEER DET : “ay sep? 59: a1 SEPT 59 EEUIGHO DIAZ, FORMER SEUIOR PLL? FOR CUBAN 5 “om FORCE AUD THEN SENIOR PILOT FOR CUDAN MAPPIG? DSTTTUGE (Ieee), -——__, ASGUL ROS, > ovum, Ko mgs maa a SSE Tp | AINERITION ADSL ATACRAT? 20 ACCOLODAES FrOTO EQUERCINT. SUAREZ - id 2g é vcememren Be DONE Arp EGE BE MAGEE TIPU PORSON CHRO 19 = 3 qrornical, £59 WAS OSYIOCSIN SENILR FORGO I GROWP AND OURISHE OS § $ 3 a Givin} ORDEas. SUAREZ SAID AD ONE TES DURES RSVOLUPION EB WAS CO- - GDDUCOR oF Tas SEVERAL EXVOLUPIONARY FRONZS, SUAREZ DiVTEsp SOURCE QDALILA 90 VESIE HDA HAVASA AND GAVS QDALIM KEE 50 APARISENE 65y CORNER Ty CALIS D AD 2oaD. SUAREZ TOLD QDAL(M THAT SUARSZ CODE NAME WAS pee wage AB Oe S SEcEISNDIA" AMD USE THIS NAMES WOULD RESOLVE ANY QDALUM PROBL&NS CUBA. Ta 2 t* EnATES NOS AND DEA DICAIR BOOH TET CURA 2960 FOR POLIGICAL FEASOHS._ 5 if . a. ty | (commu) 20/7 / a9. 30 : cee oan . COORDINATING OFFICERS agracwricating : . uo us ; - pei casin® one 0 _— 8 ECRET tea oe ent y pec. ce . ssviererioe BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 13 PROMIBITED. ; 14.0009 . A oe Oe we be ie hectan ob ahead CLEA! wremmnemenemmns a teen fete sera “MESSAGE ‘FORM ee 10S Le seaman EDC lhepcoeelteartnatnancamanbannm x XEXLLAKKXKAKXALALLAKEM ROUTING TOTAL COPIES. fous: Je Btevart/pa Onte ao - — unit: w/a ; C1 nvex SECRET © eaxT : 3 NO INDEX 201-758301 I FILE IN CS FILE NO. Closstaoy (RETURN TO ‘conF: mro: va, Fue RID coPY a LE NE RAITT as [— (CLASSIFICATION) PLBATE.AND TIME FILED? GSB (REFERENCE NUMBER? on SECRED "qe irector 57022. . PAGE 2 ‘vo ; , re ns | 2. GIVEN COGAN SECURITY INIZRES? LIRIWI-3 AS RESULT JULIAN " YORSZ DIAZ CASS AID NOPIND COINCIDENTAL APPEARANCE GU SCENE OF FORSOS OF SUAREZ BACKGROUND, NOT OU? GF QUESTION SUASEZ AMON? OTEER - SERP 10 CHECK LIRTO-3 "BUSIRESSUAN CODZACT", I.E. ROWON. VEILS BOP WISKIG] BE OVERIY CAUTIOUS, DOES SEEM ADVISABLE SUGGEST _ COREE WEEE HE Fy ROWON-LIREEO-$ YEGETIS, ALSO, Wie ate BUD OF MESSAGE *Requeste! traces Iensel SUAREZ Ds La Pas -poss iden Ismael ECHEGNDIA wH/coa/RR/03 Mie tO. “pe - wnocafores WirSbon” viloc{io_é ALLE Wl ME G/F ae al ek gesfces|e coonmradrine’ def AUTHENTICATING QFrICER: 14-0000 pote ce t i ‘ ig ‘M-REF YO FILE NO. See sp eee Sey epee a tag Oh pTeke SEM EOS rs “~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE E yOvAL corizs ara worx: Oves 0 no CLASSIFY TO FILE NO, rice eioO) eet, ro erance ‘ocstaoy DO sic. SECRET 3722282 CITE JIWAVE 4498 iad ah “iEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR TYPIC AHAPRON Lig ING 7) REF MEXICO CITY ssas((V 5 SACT i. STATION FILES CNTAIN FOLL INFO. ISMAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ AKA COMANDANTE ECHEMENDIA: ISMAEL SUAREZ WITH CODE NANE OF ECHEMENDIA REPORTED TO Be HIGHLY INFLUENTIAL PERSON IN CASTRO GOVERNMENT CUMWA-17, 11 SEPT 59). COMMUNTST 5 SECRETARY OF CONSTRUCTION; RESIDES SAN JO CUFGA-3242, 12 JAN 62). COMANDANTE ISMAEL SUAREZ AKA = LAS LAJAS COMANDANTE ECHEMENDIA REPORTED AS ONE OF MANASERS OF PUBL IC TRANSPORTATION DEPT IN CUBA (CS-3/479,278, 28 JUNE 61). morn IEMAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ AKA COMANDANTE ECHENESDIA WAS wy ADMINISTRATOR OF HAVANA uS TERMINAL$ AS OF EARLY 63 HELD POSITION OF CKIEF OF BASIC SERVICE OF TRANSPCRTAT ION MINISTRY (CUBAN REFUGEE, PEDRO LOPEZ CHAVIANO, 4 APR S<). ADMINISTRATOR OF CONSOLIDATED ENTERPRISE FOR TRANSPORT BY CNMIBUS CUFG-2997, 10 JUNE 65). (26 AMOT TRACES PENDING. WILL FORWARD ANY ADD IT TONAL AVAILABLE INFO. : SECRET ‘SECRET sang cen racine toate 22 ai eh ng ee comer th ut gene E He pt eene y <n Bets tegen rete meme 7 emecanen ts ¥ — - ne ce eer eva 14.9p00 semen een menace mae nam nae «PEELS Bye doces Oves O v0 : f : _GLASSInY 10 ‘FILE a9. CLASSIFRED HESSAGE 7 vorat corres . : M-REF YO FILE HO. . rice aol) eer, ve enance C) oestnoy [) sic. : ADVANCE COPY 1 Cd issure Ch verses Do rues 5S ifus offi “SEC RE 10719402 CITE MEXICS CITY 9537 ny - : DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE PBRUMEN LIRING vob REF: MEXICO CITY 9512-06 Lf hea oe ~ . CORRECT MATRONYMIC PARA T¥O NEXT LAST SENTENCE REF TO PADILLA. SECRET _ BT. SECRET “c sp pep bee memes mae seienttey teoneneig content ia tot . - . - eeereren 1400000 / . . 7 7 ee ee : “_s — : / MESSAGE -FORM ee Pe aa ae ceed a TOTAL COPIES! * : a Se Stepart O mie nid sats wy O mock SECRET paar 5h, CEno INOEX gates z Decerner 1966 CCPILE 14 CS FILE 80. 50-6-234/2 Gaeke LVS rrem-3 a . - VIEW ECW SUSSTARTIAL LIRING-3 NONCEDY EXPENDITURES (nour $2,220 you SaPI-o0?), SUED STASIS MCKIE THIS AGEME WOR KERNS PEOIECE WHOS UP FOR PETEAAL 3) De PIBASE ADVISS~ ! ae wr ‘a 4 . ‘ . : : Cote DO ‘ aan . : til f a J . . nw ter MLE Po 78 saoed De , . J. 'Kaufzan foo, 18 . . . r a am) oc ; . COORD MATING OFFICERS. i OS i oe . care " + geTMEUTICATING : i . ACLEASING CTEEER . Tateind tee eres orricer i a . sBBCR Ef deetoratamran, a . 4 Loe : i. a ; E “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TKAK THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMBITED, pee 14-0000 7 asoex: O ves © no CLaSSPFY TO FILE RO. x-aF TO PILE 2. sive nie) ret. ro anancn pestaoy C) sic. _ @ RID COPY. on | sesore Ch arerres Di rece a owe ar er ree - SECEET 2618522 CITE YEVICO CITY 5512 WDIRECTOR INFO J7sAVE Diced 53867 5 KAP OK P3RUMEN LIRING 7 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE i TOTAL COPIES : _ REF DizecTor sész3 le RE PARA ONE ACF, $ EOS nagmon ls consnet. Le Tne-3 TOOK Sot | BY FORMER MARRIAGE WITH HI% AND BOT YRETURNED. LIRING-S TOLD ROWTS? THAT VEEN HE DELAYED BY EMBASSY HE TOLD CE SDA HE TAKING SON ALONS AS HOSTAGE TO PROVE SOG INTENTIONS, CEPEDA PROTESTED THis NOT NECESSARY BUT LIZING-3 TOOK SON ANYat. >. RE PARA FOUI REF, LISING-3 DEPARTED FOR CHIAPAS | OR 2 DEC SS FOR IDENTIFICATION AND PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT CANDIDATES AS POSS I3LE SMUSSLING CHANNELS. HAD TALK WITH ¢aCO30 RODRIGUEZ PATILIA PRIG2 DEPARTURE BUT ILLNESS ROWTEN DID NOT ALLOW NIM GET RESILTS MEET Ins. LIRINS-3/ WILL PETUR ALOU TEN DES. ' - 3, ‘RE PARA SEVEN REF, LIQING-4 "CT WORKING 3uT STATES INTENTION ENTERING SWAN FOR COURSE ANTYROPOLOSY NEXT SEQESTER- BoTLER GUEMTONS—SSCS~<;7T3RDS:SC~” POGED PARA SEVEN WILL RE ANSHERED UPON RETURN t-3 FROY CHIAPAS. a 4. POUCHING ADDITIONAL DETAILS. ROWTON'S DERR JEFING L-5. : _ SECRE T “f Hos LwTefest ( Done Cy peoxmins _ BT Li ing |4- Cuckes™ ATATKS a - | gECRET , Nena ee ees i . _ Pci ciigenpatis aapenenein scam mentee tt erin at . 14-0000 imoexs fives CO no a“ a ~ : t _ echasiey to FILE nO. CLASSIFIED HESSACE.“ “rover corres 7 K-REF 10 FILE NO. rive no rer. To erance O) pestaoy OC) sic. | SE GR ET 2517282 CITE #Exice cry 952 , - ; DIRECTOR IFO JwAVE 9 * is - 4 boes16 6538 17 TYPIC LIQING ae ae. “Y. LIRINS-3 REPORTED TO YALLACE 8, RTWTON 21 NOY 66 HE Hat MET : IN CUBAN EXEASSY INDIVIDUAL FAO HAVANA. WEO TOLD HIT HG TRAVELING UNDER ASSUMZD NAME. L-3 REPORTED IMMIVIDUAL TOLD. HIM HE “MEXICO TO BY COFFER SiED§ ON DIRECT ORDERS FROM FIDEL CaSTRO. “BYU TSS StaTs> Ha BELIEVED MAN'S WAME TO BE ISMAEL ECHINIT IIA, CHECK GF CUBAN SANIFESS OCT AND NIV 66 SHOWS MO ARRIVAL OF ISuAEL ECHEVENDIA BUT ISNAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ ARRIVED 23 SCT 68. RECENT “LIEnvoy SHOwS SUAREZ INTEDESTEP 1° COFFEE MATTERS. 3. OW 28 NOV SUAREZ PHONED COMMEN CIAL OFFICE 4 ENB AG TOLD SECRETARY HE YANTER TALK TO MUgO DEL PINO ABOUT a PEETING In “EXICAM CINSTITJTE OF COFFEE AYD WHEN TOLD HUGO NST I! HE ASEED IF 20LaND0 (CURSELO) COLD GO ZITS HIM TO AY INTERVIEY aT INSTITUTE. KE gard IT VERY [:iPORTAAST TO THEW AND THEY JERE MUCH INTERESTED 19 THE PIOSLE". ie “ASKED MER TO TELL HoSO HE WAS GOING TO INSTITUTE AND THAT HUGO WAS TO COME TGS, THREE MINUTES LATER MAM CALLED Sal PHCNE AND TOLD SECRETARY HE WAS "OW AT T mst ge CR 459 Ret NE WAS ASAITING ¥US . + . . 4 . : ! menage Macstamaben” mengsnens coment SETS SES oo . yer Wee ath, 14-0000 name een noe ewes nent oak eg ames eee he” eee eee Pace 2 NEXiCa CITY $o2 Jost AFTER THIS CALL © ToLp HIN ECHEMENDIA 15 SECRET 23E CR ET } i UsG DEL PING CALLED SAME OFFICE AND SECRETARY AT INSTITSTE a2 15 ASAITING HIM. USD 2a TD KE wOuLD GO THERE INSED IATELY« ‘4. NO STA TRACES 2 L-3 STATED INDIVIDJaL FIDELISTA- LATEST LE SQMETHING BUT ITS ide" ae 'SiL SuaANEZ Dz LA PAZ OR I5%A a APPEARED ¥ELL DRESSED, INTELLI EL ECHEMENDIA. =NT ald DEVOTED syoY INDICATES HE HAS BOUSHT TWELVE TONS OF TITY NOT NeNTOveD. 5. TRACES RE Qun2TiD. 6 SS PLS iNDLA z mans CAD, . ee ee cecret . roe aera On Paes ~_ —_— . we - ow ‘ a e st » = wee we var . . . . _ cece we mete tee nntteme tare HT ve este mee te anne gue reer at ne 1 cremate a men peta wg Serio —. 14-9000 * -ywocss Qves Oo : Lh CLAS’ . ROUTING ABD/ON ” stasssfy TO FILE 20. a-reF TO FILE wo. cartiaLs = SEEM BTS * sexe nip O) ner. 10 peancn C} aestaoy Dsic- acvants COPY Bowe O Ea GC. og ee 7 (static & RUM CRE c/s COMMENT: THE ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS DEEN TRANSFERRED ; : : } . FROM : Lun! Goae vo! 1SU0N) aot ; TOIVSSLOND . BY oo : ¢ — . (NAME, o9etSTON, Al ExtTersrond IN COORDINATION WITH : Eu) ijt — (NAME. Dpiviston, AND EXTENSION) ro Se Stic aa peer xl 14-0000 “ rd Fon - iwoexs” [ves D we a7 _CLASSEFY TD. FILE WO, ‘x-ACP TO TELE WO. ———— rice viv ver. 10 onance oa : ‘pestaoy C) sic. ADVANCE COPY Oo tssure SECRET 2517222 CITE. MEXICO ZiTY 9528 _. DIRECTOR FO SAVE pbs ws 3817 TYPE LIRING © ; is 1 LIEINS-3 REPORTED TO YALLACE-3 quem pupae oot YAVANA WHO TOLD BIT HE TRAVELING if Cuoali Bla CGd boa Se we “Le3 RE PORTS ‘TMP IVIDUAL TOLD HIM aTwTO’ 21 NOU 66 HE Mab NET UNDER ASSULD NAME. KE MEXICO 70 BSY COFFEE Sifts on NIRECT. ORDELS FAO" FIDEL CaSTRO. "s awe TO BE IS*AEL ECKEMao “DTA. 2. L-3 STATED HE BELIEVED “MAN CHECK OF Cubas “ANIFESS OcT ANE NOV. 66 SuovS NO ARRIVAL OF TEnAEL ECHEMENDIA BLT LSMAEL SUAREZ BE LA PAZ ARF IVED Z3 SCT §&- RECENT. Liznvoy SHC gg SUAREZ INTESESTEP qe COFFED UATTERS. i 3 TAL OFFICE It ENB ANe T3LD ° 3. G8 [ESV SUAREZ PHONED COMMER N w SECRETARY HE “SatlTED TALK TO Hots DEL PING ABOUT A MEETING I” MENICAR “INSTITLTE OF COFFEE aXD WHEN TOLD (Huse NOT IN HE ASKED IF RSLAS NDO (CURSELO) coup GO ITH HIM TO a¥ INTERVIES AT STITUTE. Said ‘YT VERY LPORTAANT TO THES AND THEY “ERE MUCH INTERESTED tm THE PRoeLes. EE ASKED AEA ‘TS TELL Kuso He was Go ING TO INSTITUTE and THAT HUGO aS TO COME: TOS. TR EE MINUTES LATER sat! CALLED SAX= PHONE AND TOLD SECRETARY ME WAS NOE AT INSTITZTE aig Q4AT HE WAS AWAITING BUGO. ; SECRET me - “Maes suane®- gay 70799 Uma ~ sont nyt A eget dy DIAZ onal oa jem am C- ; es ek ra tenia . mt 1400000 mo ; . Pa | T ON Pate 2 NEXICO CITY 9528 Ss-E CRET : . sy AFTER THIS CALL KUS0°DZL PING CALLED SAME OFFICE AND SECRETARY Ca TLD KU] ECHENENDIa IS AT INSTITUTE Ate IS AGATTISG HIM. G30 SaTD EE WOULD GO TKERE IMMEDIATELY. 4. NO STA TRACES ISMAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ OR ISMAEL ECHENENDIA. L-3 STATED INDIVIDGaL APPEARED VELL DRESSED; INTELLIGENT An> DEVOTED “FIDELISTA. LATEST LIENVOY INDICATES ME HAS BOUSHT TWELVE Tous OF SOMETHING BUT ITS iDENTITY MoT “ENTIONED. 5. TRACES RED2STLD. . &. HOS PLS INDEX NAMES Pata FOUR. , Si CRET ceCRET 2T - | [ ! } i i i . ! mF ‘ \ i | i o 7 : i ‘. | : 4 weet te cece oat > ene mat Ben oo 14-0009. CONTINUATION OF ne ne Seem re me mamnygAEUgNET ORE A MK OmRrORED Rpm pT RE RATE TY ween ee ae + is eaten geen ae PRE MT mee meme om ME POA TET TNE Py PETE peated - oa ~ ween ah nee cee rece me a ene nee ne rennet tn een ne pe nt Xe, QETRER. snowmen cece eet aeereenenentnine renin a ma tre ranean eet ameamanee Meet c es ; 7 3 7 fe = [egg ua | sZ E. 3 & i too, a $ | ; a Lf ts Lp bd E aa ‘ ™ . ‘ ny i. Ak . ene : _ 5 . ae 35 | BS | ; wid t = Bd a | Eee a ee 3 x: aks - 5. ES 8 - & .8a8 . 3 5 aeiE Pane, : a. Baa ; ‘ - hiss B28 Lape ‘ . © ~ re cena Se 14-0000 en a a ORIG : iJack’ siQart/no — UNIT 5 ¥E/2 » Cinvex SECRET | er :2654 : 6 wo INDEX pare: 1 Deces:” ser 1986 Brive mcs FILE NO 201-798301 : DISsEM OF: . cme . Qorerrary OD AETURH TO a BRANCH | no DIRECTOR : CONF: + clus info: VR, FILE @ 2d copy ol, nico Ss eles clriz | ° . : . true? ewieay SECRET mee ge . ; oo a 22 4d Z cme pirector 56S$03 i . ke ee “yy > | KAPOK PBRUMEN LIRING REF MEXICO CITY 9371 .(IN 46965)* TAT ATES } . ol seyico CITY INFO: JEMAVE A a ~ 1. PER STATION KeQuasST PARA 32 REF, Bas Cleans ToLLoNs: COMMENTS: SUDDEN SWITCH FROM SERIOUS SENSITIVE PROJECTS .0 ” PARA 3 MEXI 8944 FOR EXAMPLE) TO RELATIVELY LOW LEVEL COMMERCIAL PROPOSALS COULD, AS STATION OF COURSE AWARE, BY ONE OF SEVERAL »~ sere afm SECURITY PRECAUTIONS CUBANS WIGHT TAKE THIS CASE. rey ANOTHER WOULD BE TRANSFER OF LIRING-4 TO LESS SENSITIVE JOB OR au ¥ Riprsurss ALTOGETHER, AS APPARENTLY OCCURRED. ALSO, SEEMS i i 4 ENVISIONED FOR LIRING-3 BY CUBAN EMBASSY (SUCH AS IMPLIED i. j a -_ ames one ee a ik WF INCREDIBLE CUBAN SECURITY WOULD NOT QUESTION 1-3 IN DETAIL ON sos f SOURCE HIS INFO LOP=Z DIAZ CASE, THUS ‘ARNOL RODRIGUEZ, TO WHOM Kees > L-3 SPENT THREE. HOURS EXPLAINING “DETAILS LOPEZ CASE, MIGHT BE’ DEBRIEFING L-3 BY SPECIAL REQUEST CUBAN SECURITY. LATTER, IF a) w 4 TRUE, WOULD GO FAR EXPLAIN GREAT EASE WITH WHICH L-3 ABLE OBTAIN © : SEVERAL VISAS GO CUBA THROUGH RODRIGUEZ. IN THIS CONNECTION, : — ; : | Pe _ rena? Orriceas a AUTSERTICATIN® fa . RELEASING OFFICER oorican " T opucret ECRET ; . cary KO. ‘REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN “TNE ISSUING OFFICE 1S Ey 14-0000 TOTAL COPIES! ORIG 3 Orne ap . UNIT ¢ . ( inoex 3 (Cy WO INDEX y . (OO Five cs FILE NO. . a] cre prectoR 2G 773 TO -o : . : r ".. PAGE TWO de “TT. 73 THAT VISA ALSO GRANTED FOR PERSON WITH SAME © NOTE IN SCHEXI 8 FERENT MATRONYMIC (POSSIBLY SON BY FORMER XAME AS L-3 EXCEPT DIF. ov AIR MANIFEST SHUwS Taavcn TO - - WOULD BE INTERESTING MEXICAN WIFE?) . NOTE THAT 6 N cUBa AND GIVES SAME MEXICO ADDRESS FOR BOTH. KNOW IF BOTH RETURNED MEXI 21 NOV AND WHAT EXPLANATION MIGHT BE. 2. GIVEN COMMERCIAL PROPOSALS AND ‘ASSUMING STRONG CUBAN SECURITY INTEREST IN CASi, BELIEVE GCOD POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT "CONTACTS" TO CUBANS AT LEAST IN PART LUCRATIVE CUBAN LIRING-3 HAS IDENTIFIED HIS AS GREEK BUSINESSMAN LOOKING FOR SERIOUS AND TRADE ‘WEO SOMEHOW HAD IRFO ON LOPEZ DIAZ CASE, THUS REQUEST © FROM RODRIGUEZ/SECURITY {OQ TEST HIS CONTACT BY SEEING IF HE COULD PRODUCE. 3. WITH REGARD ACTION SUGGESTED PARA 3 BACK INTO CUBAN. EMBASSY MEXICO CITY BUT 10 REF, HQS CONCURS STATION'S PLAN SEND L- WOULD SUGGEST L-3 PLAY DUMB ON WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED CUBA AND e TE :€ “s ol USE VISIT ONLY FOR OSTENSIBLE PURPOSE DELIVERING MESSAGE TO 7 2 RODRIGUEZ VIA AMBASSADOR AND ROA PER PARA 8 REF. MESSAGE WOULD |. - Y Ke AELEASING orice s E c R E by erences ° _ Cony Wa. oor ce Is PROM IGITED. ter . nernoou. 0x 8 BY OTKER THAN THE Iss UIN aa 14-0000 MOONE « wee ’ KARKK ea . TOTAL COPIES: ti — Garé z UIT s O incex xT : CO ™0 incex 0 rice in cs FILE MO, Dissem BY . Cosstrory 0 RETURE To .-————~ BRANCH ae DIRECTOR 7 va, rie 1 RID COPY = . CERrres pica) v SECRET , CITE DIRECTOR SS P73 of , PAGE THREE ~T ~T ASK RODRIGUEZ FOR CLARIFICATION TERMS WEED-KILLER, AMOUNTS DESIRED; ADVISE WHAT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE MEXI, ETC. MESSAGE COULD ALSO EXPRESS L-3'S DISAPPOINTMENT AT MISSION GIVEN Hi ‘SINCE IT NOT SERIOUS REVOLUTIONARY TALK WHICH HE ANTICIPATED, BUT WOULD SHOW HIS GOOD FAITH BY FOLLOWING THROUGH AS. CUBANS “SUGGESTED, IN KEEPING THESE SENTIMENTS ROWTON AND L-3 CAN PETTING. ck RANE AL Ab RE GG THROUGH MOTIONS ATTEMPTING FIND INTERESTED PARTIES, ASCERTAINING AVAILABILITY, GETTING TERMS, AND, OF COURSE, iowa Moa ae OFFERING LEGITIMATE EXCUSES FOR INABILITY CONSUMMATE DEALS prea per ay " LATER TQ AVOID STEPPING NOTICEABLY CUT OF BELLIGERENT a LATS. a Vdte CHARACTER, L-3 CAN STILL WAX XNBXSEKEA INDIGNANT ABOUT LOPEZ DIAZ SXSEXX STUPIDITY, ETC. BELIEVE THIS COURSE ‘OF ACTION MIGHT SRDS yer ey PRESERVE VARIOUS EQUITIES INVOLVED, 4. AGAIN TO SHOW L-3'S GOOD FAITH, BELIEVE L-3 SHOULD NOT TRY PRESENT CIENFUEGOS READY-TO-OPERATE SUBVERSION NETWORK, BUT . 2 cig, hee eee eee ree if IN INTEREST IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL SMUGGLING CHANNELS SEE NO _ OBJECTION L-3 CONTACTING JACOBO_ RODRIGUEZ PADILLA OR MAKING TRIP {- a geonsiuaTine Sevicens (CONTINUED) see |e . "_aaeanine orien . | sECRET “ss Orricer 78, ‘ REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE IssuinG OFFICE 1s PROKMIGITES. ~ 1 .¢ t Bra teed tae Eh are rt pee EES eee ea SI PTET SS Sara Ss, a Tr ae meee arr nee = PRR ee See oS ea SES Sa See r 4 14-0000 ecm ere Tn sey. Sn nee a Ln AANA OBR MO casei Cy er See al TOTAL COPIES: CRIS Orns xe ‘ur: Di woex SECRET | text: (No moex + DATE: O Fire ™ cs PILE No. > Bisse BY From: DIRECTOR 4 » cons veo: va, ene ORD CO t . : . tours? oa : a en ny Sabai os I ize T seCKET xo . ee | | . . cme pRECIOR «6 SOLIS R / eT PAGE FOUR ~ 4 ~T ia . i TO CHIAPAS FOR IDENTIFICATION AND PRELIM ASSESSKENT ONLY : POSSIBLE CANDIDATES. . DO NOT BELIEVE L-3 SHOULD ATTEMPT SIMILAR 4 TASK ACROSS GUAT BORDER VIEW CURRENT SITUATION THERE. i ° 5. EQS BAS NUMEROUS TRACES JACOBO RODRIGUEZ PADILLA iad (201-210804), GUATEMALAN PAINTER NOT ACTIVE IN COMMUNIST PARTY ‘& WEO MARRIED TO LETICIA NAJARRO, RECENTLY EXPELLED FROM GUAT | COMMUNIST PARTY BOTH RESIDING MEXICO (DOI 1957). , 6. FYI, HACHINE RUNS SHOW FOLLOWING TRAVEL L-3 BETWEEN MEKI AND CUBA: . A,.. DEC 63 TO CUBA, B. NOV 64 TO CUBA. Cc, . JAN 65° TO MEXI WITH FAMILY. D. MAY 66 TO CUBA. E. JUNE 66 TO MEXI. F, 19 AUG 66 TO CUBA WITH FAMILY. G, 29 AUG 66 TO MEXI. , H, 18 SEPT 66 TO \EXI (FAMILY ONLY) . ' 9, HQS INTERESTED IN ANSWERS TO FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IF AXD WHEN ACQUIRED: s : _ ‘ ‘ (CONTINUED) 3 : - s ars : COORCINATING OFFICERS . ‘ Leasing OFFICER . : barca tos emnte aarirer iad ¢ . ; SECRET = , . REPRODUCTIA_aY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OPFICL PROMIBITED. 4 ore. ~ a - ce ~— = oer eo 14.0000 <7. MESSAGE FORM x BGO AOOOGAXIOON TOTAL COPIES! o ar a . UNIT ¢ i invex i : (NO INDEX CO Five in Cs FILE NO. . from: DIRECTOR rug © RID COPY CONF s _ WwFOD WR. . . . . : teurre) orcad er fret a mn a SECRE® | cre pnector «= GO G73 , ol PAGE 7IVE 7 - 7 A. WHERE LIRING-4 WORKING NOW?) STILL IN EMBASSY? ~ ! gg RRSULYS OF 1-3 TLIEIED CONTACT WITE JACOBO RODRIGUEZ ~ PADILLA? — | ¢. DID L-3 EVER HEAR WHAT HAPPENED TO JULI) LOPEZ DIAZ AFTER HIS RETURN CUBA? — D. DID FNU HERRERA (PERSON WHO WAS TO MEET L-3 IN BAVA) EVER MATERIALIZE? DETAILS? =. ANY WAY GETTING L-3 TO PROVIDE MORE DETAIL AND LOCATE | Lee extagen get Bike cet RR EET CAXPS HB VISITED ON MAP WITHOUT OVERSTRAINING ROWTON COVER? - . Be : F. ALL POSSIBLE DETAILS L-3 3-HOUR CONVERSATION WITH > RODRIGUEZ ON LOPEZ DIAZ CASE, ESPECIALLY. THOSE INDICATING FORMAL CUBAN SECURITY INTEREST. END OF MESSAGE ‘s Gave LIRING-3 report of his visit to Havana and requested comments on proposals to send LIRING-3 back into Cuban Embassy . Mexico City and for him to make contacts for possible subversive - net. : (CONTINUED) REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAR THE ISSUING oveice Is PROHIBITED. . COORDINATING OFFICERS . AVTNESTICATING RELEASING Orricen ace cen SECRET 7 one oe 14-bop90 * _ MESSAGE FOR = QOQKKKXOOOXXOOOQUOK TOTAL COPIES: - O pug RID UNIT O woex _ OTs (0 no Invex _ GATE: Brug wees Five HO. ' DISsEN BY ee PER —_ : Oopeerroy 0 RETURN TO -—-— BRANCH | FROM: DIRECTOR : COMF ¢ IFO: YR , FILE o RID copy j : CeLrre? ican wl sECRET net Creo = CITE DIRECTOR Ses SIZ PAGE SIX ~4 ~T ‘ 7 . I i. hea ) 9 Br 7 wn haw ps William V. Broe/:— W 1s C/WHD- . : . ce 12 . . : — . . . | - 7 ; ; we *. 4 . ; _SOORDINATING, gericena ‘ g a . . 7 aarn | auTHCRTiCaTind Meta neues ee SECRET ee pee . : . yl - pepropucTiSu BY OTHER THAM THE ISSUING ope .wspromeireo, > T™ w . . . . . a . . j ° 1 ts . “ - “ : 1400000 eceue teens wos gentme eT MEMORANDUM 7 FILE SUBJECT: OOA PaEEs upes for LIRING-3 Ops as of 1 November 1966 REFERENCE: HMMIT 7306 9 November 1966 Following are Subject Expenditures: 2o October SAOS QE Medherv/Rowton Ops LIRING-3 Op 25 October $ 87.16 Medbery/Rowton Ops Expenses LIRING Op . October 25 October $500.00 Mecvery/Ops Paynent LIRING Travel PBRUMEN 26 October . $120 ; Medbery/Ops Payment Safehouse LIRING Op ; . : October /Novemter yc cgp BARE rica sateen like tasnggmih ssareteetibatine cnt sale oe ah QR See Sesh . 5 i . wheat e .% . * . ae H ere fe . . a ane cccen ye a oem ame mene eeeret ie econ nemntan ae "a spe pater annem 14-0000 ee th es afunsaanip gins nig ee ceseeanmamen se ee NS om) TRANSMITTA. - OF - Tocs INFORMATION REPORT DATE 30 November, 1966 ONFIRMATION COPIES ___ wH/COG_13 INFORMATION COPIES cs/po, CI/IC, FI, FI/D, FI/INT 6, IW; CI/OPS, WH 13 DATE DISTRIBUTED 30 November 1966 SISSEMINATION ; TRASED ON (RD. aFt., P8OJ.) HMM-1LO866 ~ LIRING*(LIRING-3) Liaison * . : NO FOREIGN DISSEX/' CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD — RELEASING OFFICER AI. Hoenele C | “4 CAHENE PRAED (NY MEXI-9398 (1N-47895) 1400000 “COUNTRY - CUBA/MEXICO “RECEIVED AN ORDER FROM HAVANA THAT ONLY THE AMBASSADOR AND BIS te Fs sata at ktan GAME PEE ~ . : ~ on . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY » ROUTINE Intelligence Information Cable -47895 PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES re ee STATE/INR OIA ARMY NAVY 48 JCS SECDEY NSA NIC .MMXHRR SDO ONE OCR ORR 0c$ CGB CIA/NMCG s- : ‘Tots msterial contains Information sZemmng the Nationel Defense of the Untied Gutes within the meaning of the Expiccage Laws, Title 1a, Ua Secs. 793 and 794, the TrADSMIasOD CF TEVA IOS of which m any f the Uniean epauiborizes person is prohibited y ae. Gag? taxtaded trom werent eed decenhceren FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE. _ CITE TDCS DB-315/03581-66 THIS 1S AN $-E-C-R-E-T ne _ pist 30 NOVEMBER 1966 pol = «:,_-« 4 NOVEMBER 1966 suwecT. .. NEW REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE STAFF AND GUESTS OF THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY aca ” WEXICO, MEXICO CITY (21 NOVENBER 1966) FIELD NO. HMM-10866 source . MEXICAN PROFESSIONAL MAN WITH CLOSE CONTACTS AMONG CUBAN DIPLOMATS IN MEXICO CITY. HE IS A NEW AND UNTESTED SOURCE. “2. ON 4 NOVEMBER 1966, THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY 3 ‘A FAMILY, THE CODE CLERK AND HIS FAMILY, AND ONE OTHER OFFICER, : INTELLIGENCE OR SECURITY MOST PROBABLY, WOULD BE ALLOWED TO LIVE “aN THE EMBASSY COMPOUND. BEFORE THIS ORDER WAS RECEIVED, SEVERAL BACHELOR OFFICERS OR OFFICIALS, WHOSE FAMILIES WERE STILL IN CUBA, HAD BOARDED AND LODGED IN THE EMBASSY. ACCORDING TO THE RECENT ORDER ; ‘BOARD WILL BE PROVIDED ONLY TO THOSE OFFICERS WHO ARE NOW 5 . $ (ALLOWED TO. LIVE IN THE EMBASSY COMPOUND, 4 3 fo . > te poo. 4 * s-E-C-RaF 7? (OFORE! GN DISSEN/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD | | i + 14-0000 IN -47895 a. TWCSDB~315/03581-66 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES *£-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSE ABROAD oy contes * . (classification) (dissem L 2. THE ORDER ALSO SPECIFIED THAT OXLY CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY — (PCC) MEMBERS WILL BE ALLOWED TO STAY IN THE EMBASSY WHILE IN ce a ee ee ee MEXICO, ALL OTHER VISITORS WILL BE OBLIGED TO SEEK PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS , 3. IN ADDITION, THE ORDER SET UP NE¥ REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE HIRING Of MEXICANS TO WORK IN THE EMBASSY, MEXICANS MAY BE EMPLOYED ONLY AS SERVANTS, CHAUFFEURS AND SECRETARIES WILL NOW BE SENT FROM CUBA, 4, FIELD DISSEM: NONE, tiie cial mee Ment estan ee mS TIRE LNRM SECRET ERTA Ram RO et * S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD dissem conticois (clastificotion) { ) © eZ : “ et. . . . —y ae a, - FN ee meat nc 4 t H i Siaedd bein MRT we i ates nek . oJ 14-0000. ense; unit; erry bates 3481 28 NOV 66 wa ECRET tT CABLE SECRETARIAT sateen, TJFlores/yb Que ap CELATSIFICATION? waa, (DATE AND That FILO En “~ MESSAGE FORM | (geomet ers FOTAL COPiEs: Ono moex O Five tw Cs FiLE mo. Ee} 2b (REFERE! as {CUSTER imegad NUMBER) ™~ ts toe if - oo “LS 5) Soman ey memimroon, FEAF 6 post/ PLEASE RELAY MEXICO CITY 9370 (IN 46964 AND 46964-A) to, NEW. YORK . ‘» RGMESTIC_OPERAPTONS ,FOR INFO, , . A: ENE Fe arnt AB Yan ke wr te (ENS .f c/Dofep Qe 16 : AeLcaning orrieea /e (4 30 <4, WEAR OMRON Oe ROAM wee wee teste Aree 10 RRAUNICOn END OF MESSAGE ‘DO/WH y, ide of Deaf COORDINATING OFFICERS -SECRET AUTWEMTICATING oreicea corr ans, j J 8 i j di 14-0000 wmoers Dives DJ wo . : _ : CLasstry TO FILE HO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ ToTat copies 40 SECRET [sae] PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ante TO FILE NO. » ee erp net. 10 erancn CO] oestecy-L) sto. _REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED ADVARCE CORY 0 reise LI scorves Oo SE CRE T 3022302 CITE MEXICO’ CITY 9439 DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE _ OMe 49724 ‘INTEL TYPIC ie Gi 21 WOVENBER LIRING-2 REPORTED ONE PUNDOPA C2 Fumprper } CFNy AND MATRONYMIC UNKNOWN), WHO IS OFFICIAL IN HAVANA IN . CHARGE OF FOREIGN RELATIONS FOR. CUBAN COMMUNIST PASTY, STATED IN MID-NOVEMBER THAT CUBAN-MEXICA' RELATIONS WERE HANG- ING BY A THREAD. ACCORDING L-3 THIS PERSON PERFORMS LIAISON WITH ALL FOREIGN COMMUNIST PARTIES. DEFER AWY DISSEM Has IN VIEW LACK DETAIL AND IDENTITY CUBAN OFFICIAL. 2. AMBASSADOR ONLY INFORMED OF CUBAN'S STATEMENT. SECRET - . BI SECRET _ aa escesvtnwndteting pean ma inareniimentan aie tees = ae anys a eee - : a feo as 21h ba ant Rain alti * eaerrers 14-0000 pont y rt Se wa rete nen * : ————— CLASSIFICATIO! TRANSMITTA. OF TDCS INFORMATION REPORT x f Ss ECRET a ROUTING “TDCS -314/14998-66 INFORMATION COPIES cS/D0, CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, FI/D, FI/INT 6, IW, CA 2, CA/PEG, DO 2, DO/H 4, EUR 4, WH 13 Mn 28 November 1966 ‘ DISSEMINATION BASED ON (7.2. 493., #04.) MEXICO CITY-9370 |__| (IN-46964) LIRING (LIRING-3) Liaison * TE TRIE eee rete ea COORDINATING OFFICER(S) - Mr. Bounds (in draft) RELEASING GFFICER — 2 FOR mea caoUlm previous eDinoRs angen ete ena abe ee — LIRING/3- her . ween 14-0000 s patter: eed “AP hata nme ea et eee os - bat A a CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ° ROUTINE Intelligence Information Cable IN -46964 PAGE.) OF 2 PAGES STATE/INR DIA ARMY NAvY AIR JCS kecoEF NBA NIC KR usta SDO ONE OCR ORR OCS CGO CIA/NMCC REPCINCLANT FBI I&NS _ Pais Fais materia’ gyene wramamio azecting ation et Za Deters ot te of the oe <ed cred Staves, withts s fernon te prohiix of te ee. Laws, Tite 18, 0.8.0. ‘ . : tacieded bow toute FOREIG: DISSEM =e THIS 1S AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE. .S-E-C-R-E-T / Tocs-314/14998-66 y 6277 . 28 KOVEMBE 28 i] 5 } 2 DIST xO R 1966 COUNTRY CUBA , . 00! 25 NOVEMBER 1966 “SUBJECT REPORTED OUSTER OF CUBAN VICE-FOREIGN MINISTER CARRILLO AcQ MEXICO, MEXICO CITY (25 NOVEMBER 1966) FIELD NO. SOURCE A MEXICAN INTELLECTUAL WHO IS A NEW UNWITTING REPORTING /ASSET. SOURCE IS IN CLOSE CONTACT AND ON FRIENDLY TERMS ‘WITH CUBAN OFFICIALS TRAVELLING TO MEXICO CISY. 1. ANTONIO CARRILLO CARRERAS, WHO WAS APPOINTED CUBAN VICE- FOREIGN MINISTER IN JUNE 1966, WAS OUSTED FROM THIS POSITION BY FIDEL CASTRO RUZ ON 24 NOVEMBER 1966. 2. AT THE TIME OF HIS APPOINTMENT AS VICE-FOREIGN MINISTER, HE WAS AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE. IN HIS NEW CAPACITY, HE REPLACED TWO VICE~ MINISTERS, PELEGRIN TORRAS DE LA LUZ AND ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS. CARRILLO HAD BEEN APPOINTED TO THIS POSITION WITH THE SPECIFIC MISSION OR REORGANIZING AND. REVITALIZING CUBAN DIPLOMATIC 1 INSTALLATIONS ABROAD, HOWEVER, CASTRO HAD BECOME DI SSATISFIED WITH” S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM rs ob (ctawtacaston) (ausem controls) . cee gre a dew eT ee tue” 14-0000 Adesso A a ‘IN -46964 ‘wes -314/14998-66 PAGE 2OF 2 PAGES XO FOREIGN DI SSEM CARRILLO'S PERFORMANCE AND LACK OF ACTION. (SOURCE COMMENT : : iT IS NOT KNOWN WHO HAS BEEN APPOINTED AS CARRILLO'S REPLACEMENT.) 3.- FIELD DISSEM: CINCLANT, CINCSO. - 14-0000 — - ae, woes: Otss O vo CLASSIFY TO FILE MO. a-8C8 YO FILE BO. fice aio set. to arance orsteay (sic. aDvaace COPY Oo sesuto Oo averteo action = CREM 2618452 CITE 12X10 CliY 9371 DIRECTOR INFO JAAVE _ yapox TYPIC LIRING REF: ‘MEXICO CITY 9346 0Hase3ad) ¥ so saytos EE MET vtty OSMANT J. LIRING-3 TOLD WALLACE Se Rute. : CIENF UEGOS ON REF TRIP BUT RESULTS SOMEWHAT LESS THAN HOPED FOR 26 hadia: 48965 POSSIBLY DUE NAIVE _MAMER WHICH LIQIYG-3 PRESENTED HIS PLANS TO * GIENFUEGOS. . a ‘og. acTIONS LIRING STAFF AS LIRING-3 LEFT FOR HAVANA GEENED INDICATE CUBANS NOT READY FOR LIRIENG-3 VIS? IT. LIRING-3 OPTAINED OWN VISA PRIOR DEPARTURE THROUGH FRIED IN HAVANA. ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS, AND “MADE PLANS DEPART 4 NOV. THAT DAYs. HOWEVER, EMBASSY TOLD HI¥ VISA NOT COMPLETE» NEEDED SISHATURE 5 AND HE UNABLE DEPART. LIRING-3 INDIGNANTLY TOLD REGIVALDO CEPEDA CUBANS DID NOT TRUST HI4 SINCE THERE NO REASON FOR DELAY. LIRING+3 TOLD AMBASSADOR FE LEAVING NEXT PLANEs 6 Nov, 08 YOULD NOT GO AT ALL.. IN PROCESS LIRING~4, ANGRY OVER APPARENT STALLING, WENT STORYING TO ANBAZSADOR CLAIMING THERE VO REASON FOR DELAY. STATION BELIEVES THIS PARTLY REASON LIRING-4 NO LONGER WORK ING - AYOONSULATES SECRET | oe gam bb te etage f t . . 4 - H tee seep Ben hnid ete ar eee be come hate na ie ta teat on anemone - ee ree . . i tS ta Shh 14-0000 ‘ . Lien a . ¥, PAGE 2 “EXICO CITY 9571 ‘SECRET. an SECRET Ae 3, EMBASSY ALLOWED LIRIENE-S pEPAeT 6 NOV BUT WITHOWT | cH i) yt : “ENTHUSIASM. UPOW/ARRIVAL HAVANA, LIRING-3 “ET AT AIRPORT NOT | Pu» in | BY HERRERA AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED BY TEPEDA BUT BY FOUR ya UNIFOVIED SECURITY OFFICE®S. THEY CHATTED RTCABLY yITH HIM heed ; ON INSIGNIFICANT MATTERS AND TRIED FOUR. HOTELS IN ATTEWPT FIND Ke at ‘SHIM PLACE STAY. EFFORTS UISUCCESS? Ut. FINALLY LIRING-3 SUGGESTED me" gi! | HE stay WITH HONDURAN FRIEND RENE GcRdA FUNEZ, SECURITY OFFICERS Ped. AGREED AND HE SETTLED THERE. ~N A. NEXT MORNING FOUR OFFICERS RETURNED BND TOOK LIRING-3 TO FINCA IN PINAR DEL RIO.. PLACE FILLED WITH: “AMERICAN ARAS AND “MEN AND -WOMEN DRESSED IN COMBAT CLOTHES UNDERGOING “PARAMILITARY “TRAINING. HE SHOWN OTHER SIMILAR FINCAS, ONE TO WHICH HE LIFTED - “BY KELICOPTER IN CAMAGUAY AND ANOTHER TO WRICH ‘HE HIKED 28 ‘RILOMETERS. RE GIVEN NO EXPLANATION FOR TOUR AND ON 1@ OR 11 - NOV HE “RETURNED TO OCHOR ‘HOWE > . 5. 14 NOV LIRING-3 CONTACTED APIOL "ROBRICUEZ WHO HAD BEEN - -ON WEEK LONG TRI gamacuay. LIRTIS"S ‘SAID HE HE SI SPENT THREE HOURS “TELLING RODRIGUEZ DETAILS LOPEZ EASE AND EXPLAINING HE HAD “PLAN . ‘FOR’ HIS ‘MEXICAN AND CENTRAL AMERICAN. CONTACTS INTO NETWORK SECRET WHICH WOULD ASSIST PERFOR’ CLANDESTINE SUBVERSIVE ' MISSIONS FOR. eee PETES saat. Pros Malt . dee pe eee tet ane _e pects cee te mae + bbe Pirate a . wb etait Sabet ae 14-0000 _ PAGE B MEXICO CITY 9371 SECRET SECRET CUBA AS REQUIRED, RODRIGUEZ STATED +E THOUSHT THIS MAGNIFICENT TPEA. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIRING-3 HE PEADY TRAVEL NEXT DAY. ON 19 NOV HE TOOK LIRING-3 In OWN PLANE TO CAMACURY FINCA WHERE oe ’ CIENGYESOS SPENDING MOST HIS TIME. : 6 AT FINCA LIRING-3 YET CIENFUESIS WITH RODRIGUEZ AND 7 FOURTH MAN, FAT, SQUAT, Y¥9 LIRING-3 ASSUYED BE CIENFUEGOS’~ . SECRETARY. CIENFYEGOS EXPRESSED APPRETIATION FC? LIRING-3 OFFER OF ASSISTANCE AND STATED CUBA INTERESTED EXPORTING SUBVERSION TO CENTRAL AMERICAN TO HARASS UNITED STATES. LIRING-3 THEN EXPLAINED HIS PLAN ORGANIZE HIS MEXICAN AND CENTRAL AMERTCEM coNTARTS INTO NETWORK ASSIST THIS ACTIVITY BUT CIENFYEGOS DID NOT TAKE BAIT: | STATING CUBANS TRUSTED LIRING-3 BUT NOT HIS CONTACTS OF HOM ob KNEW NOTHING. CIZNFUEGOS SAID SUBVERSICGN SERIOUS AND COMPLICATED BUSINESS AND THAT ONE UNTRUSTYORTHY YEYBER OF LINK COULD BLOY: ih peal ENTIRE EFFORT. RODRIGUEZ SUGGESTED LIRING-3 BE ZIVEN rossranLimyy nt, Wea - pe . . TEST SINCERITY HIS CONTACTS. SAID CUZS ¥OULD PAY DOLLARS FOR-. ds oe Shree . MUCH NEEDED YEED KILLER BUT WOULD RATHER BARTER FOR NICKEL ‘ORE, Eat r in - : ASKED LIRING-5 SHOW WHAT HIS CONTACTS COULD po THIS vate. Jf pr een LIRING-3 NOT ASKED IDENTIFY CONTACTS. : err areata I Te LIRING-3 SOMEWHAT STUNNED SY LEF-DOWN DID NOT ASK SECRET ; may ihe Mele mt Amanat Gee ee TS ecu Sed Ga a teat ete Aen te Snuevenneen red copremeteins “ ny : epee einen Seem: 14-00900 _,- Me pegartele ie RA tes PAGE 4 MEXICO CITY 9371 SECRET SECRET HO! os SPECIFICS RE NICKEL ORE OA WEED ¥ILLER. ROWTON HAS EXPLORED 7 eae ea MATTERS SLIGHTLY AND FOUND NICKEL ORE ALREADY BEING OFFERED IN ie iu gt MEXICO BY OTHERS. MEXICAN-M4ADE ¥EED KILLER AVAILABLE - oe ie THOUGH NOT YET SURE IT NST MADE FRS4 U.S. PATENTS. STILL EXPLORING ALONG WITH PROSLEMS OF EXPORT. . 8. END MEETING WITH CIENFUESOS, RODRISUEZ GAVE LIRING-3._ FOLLOWING COMMO PLAN: WRITES LETTE® To RODRIGUEZ, PUT IT IN ENVELOPE BEARING RODRIGEEZ NAME ON OUTSIDE, PLACE THIS me) a IN SECOND ADDRESSED TO RAUL ROA GARCIA AND GIVE TO CUBAN , AMES SSADOR MENIOO.. ett weet 9. LIRING-3 TREATMENT CUBA MAY BE RESULT CUBANS. TAKING SECOND co LOO* AT PROPOSITION USINS YEXICAN assist IN GUNRUNNING TO CENTRAL ope 7 r en ‘: AMERICA, PARTICULARLY SC SOON ‘AFTER LOPEZ CASE. THEIR EFFORTS vy! i sh ae STALL HIS DEPARTURE MEXICO CITY 4 “OV. MAY HAVE BEEN ON ORDERS wee hat” FROW DISCOURAGE TRIP ALTOSETHER. . wor ee v 12. AS FIRST COUNTER “MEASURE A'ID IN KEEPING HIS PERSONALITY PLAN SEND LIRING-3 BACK INTO EMBASSY, AGAINST INSTRUCTIONS 2a eee eee RECEIVED FROM RODRIGUEZ TO CONFRONT LIRING-2 OR CEPEDA WITH eee DEMAND TO KNOW WHAT CUBANS PULLING ON HIM. #OULD POINT OUT HE. ae a poi SENET HAVANA ON SERIOUS NISSION OF SENSITIVE POLITICAL NATURE AND GIVEN TOUR OF FARMS AND REQUIREMENT FOR Wid KILLER. WOULD : i¥i toad 8 GRET 14-00000 ~ ; - Sbszar PAGE 5 MEXICO CITY 9371 SE c RET we EXPEESS DISGUST AT WAY CUBA TREATS DEDICATED FRIEND OF REVOLUTION. PLe¥ ALSO CONTINUE EXPLORE POSSIBILITIES SUPPLYING RECUIRED 4 * YEED KILLER FROM MEXICO. HAVE NO INTENTION INTRODUCING LIRING-3 INT2 CONIZSCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR CUS4NS 8UT THIS ONE EFFORT YOULD SHOY GOOD FAITH. PLAN &LSO HAVE LIRING-3 YRITE RODRIGUEZ STAT IaNG HE DISAPPOINTED MISSION SIVEX SINCE IT NUT SERIOUS REVOLUT LONARY ro TALX WHICH HE ANTICIPATED. wae 1. LIRIN3-3 ALSO SUSSESTS TC ROYTON HE BE ALLOWED rraver | ye ve , CHIPAS WHERE HE FORMERLY WORKED FOR MEXICAN GOVERNMENT AND ( a ope Ab © es Me _ ma LS — , (WHERE HE CLAYS Have ovvy Cowtaees so8 VET Thnsess eo. POMTON Dal os we \ . : {WILL GET IDENTIFICATION. WOULD ALSO ATTEMPT CONTACT GUATE“IALA \pRIENDS ACROSS BORDER AND ARRANGE MEETING WITH THEM IN MEXICO. Tae - ; IRING-3 SAID HE WOULD MEET JACOZC RODRISUEZ PADILLA NIGHT OF . ae 24 NOV TO DEVE!.OP ont GUAT CONTACTS. ONcE > < HAS CHECKED couTAcT$ bom PRESENT TO clesFueeos AS HETWORK READY 20 See : : \ 12. yOULD APPRECIATE | COMMENTS. stcRetT SIC NG Fer CFA. BI MK openeur& TACE oF meets UE = Hee cRamnc . SEERS yor? st 1 ar ae ‘oad . . 44s . ~ a” - - . ful? ; “ rn ee . Uy t if £ g 7 ; ; { oe en gigeage rene were tiene emer ts Lon Loam + eae igs aaniduiene aeRO | cs nk aise ded reheat =," weteee ne 14-0000 a ot, ~ ssoext Ores O no . : CLASSIFY 70 FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE [7] rorat_corits \ 5 a-REF TO FILE WO. hf Cor gene cone laren : . SECRET smenecmesnd So8 FEPRODUCTION PROHIBITED sire eio€) ner. to srancn C] BtsTRoY Osc. eng oer a NOTIFIED Mi = OM Dy Sen Fy A i a ACTEON y ADVAKCE COPY " y | ay J #1Co C Lf i RID cOPY (J 1esceD Oo sioTtes CI roorel : . _ THEO Soon oe —__ . FILE ; ‘a pi n-£ Cz” ersfjOeps orem Re Bef: 3 at Gat ol ew cn SECRET 2460292 CITE MEXICO CITY 9346 1 Kets: DIRECTCR INFO JMWAVE “ TYPIC LIRING “REF mexico erty sa97 (0 3/ eS LIRING-3 RETURNED MEXICO CITY AFTERNOON 21 NOV AND HAD SHORT MEETING WITH WALLACE B. ROWTON THAT NIGHT, HIGHLIGHTS OF LONG DE- BRIEFZNS MORNING 22 NOV AND PROPOSED FUTURE DIRECTION L-2 CPERATION BEING CABLED SEPARATELY « ALSO -POUCHING TAPE OF MEETING. “SECRET BI oo, SECRET NNNN _ | Sar tacle Gedigsnntn Rada toes roensaasemene SS Semin pene tiee cewt wee ee Se 4 : . ; of . | ee 1400000 + 14-0000 theme, SCi431NG ACTION | en DISPATCH | seers: oO Deputy Chief wa/C | | F Chief, WH Division | ROM . , Chief of Station, Yexico City a . suayECT 1) wry 1C/OPERATIONAL/ AMKNOB/LIRING/Let ter from LIRINCG"1 to ] ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . CLASSIFICAT ED MARALD £52 IRDEXING AO INVEY 2 REQUIRED OMLY QuéLiFiED DEM CAR JUDGE INCE RING | AMNOB=1 yYI Reference: Mexico City 9111 l. A copy of a letter written by LIRING“1 to AMENOB-1 a6 set forth dn reference is being forwarded under separate cover. 2, As pointed out, LIRING@] used LIRING3's old addrese as a reurn and when the ietier was doe Seliveced fo S2UNOeE fn Mededd Fe eventually _ was returned to LIBING*3 in Mexico City. 3. LIRING3 mentioned the letter to Wallace B, ROWION and later loaned it to him, Due to the relationship between LIRING?3 and ROWION dit is not possible for ROWTON to retain the letter and he will return _the original to LIRING*3. - ef 524 of Grawk G ify rebEL 4 for Willard C, CURTIS Attachment 3 Letter s/s para 1 UNDER SEPARATE COVER ORE CG Distribution: let. Perle AMAL... 7° 7S = powH/c w/att T= c/wup w/o atte = Cc TE wil! 5 ~ FILES ai of HOS FILE RUELEER “qarinc-3 201- 1 r) Bh eee [eae _ 14-00000 7 PART SMW YR ; _ [Pomsy nerexence to ——Tooaten frucce aj mete baie 0 _ BaOtAw 30584 25 November 1966 . Basse eaTOn mh Fak RSE fet ine svsatth ' ni : SECRET 20l= : : ae - mm DISPATCH pent S79 CESSING AT” Ute “MEBRED FOR RDEZING i Chief, Westera Hemisphere Division 7 [NIB 1a ene requires aro. . rey ‘ " Deputy chief wa/c * - ime nose M0070 Frou = . ~ 2 —- Chief of Statioa, Mexico City // . Tam OTT =) | 7 IRING/OPERATTONL/PHQ Past TA on LIRINGMS re ee ACTION REQUIOED - REFERENCES poc. v.29. SER, References; HMA 30540 of 10 November 1966 1. A PFQ Part II for LIRING*3 is being forwarded under separate cover, It is to be noted that LIRING~3 has not been recruited in the name of WOFACT, but instead is engaged in clandestine activities for Wallace B, ROWTON, who LIBING"3 believes is a Greek businessazan with daternational connections who requires economic, political and personality ~ infaemotton da ardar ta conduct his business, 2. The fact that LIRING-3 is not aware of his WOFACT connection, at the present time, outveights the value which would accrue vere an attenpt mede to make him knowledgeable. He performs clandestinely for ROWION end he is actual.y attacking priority targets. In this way he works against the target with s. clear conscience and his left-wing sentiments are not threstenod, : 3. The operation is moving, however, toward the eventual full rem cruitment of LIRING*3, bat it is moving slowly in that direction because of the political and social beliefs of Subject. One advantage of this false flag recruitment of this individual, at the present tine, is the fact that he is able to enter the target area without fear of capture and exposure ag an enemy agent. Under the present plan of operation he believes hie work actually te aiding the revolution which he believes in from an idealistic standpoint, for Willard C, CURTIS . . . rant Macias a Attachment z PRQ IX UNDER SEPARSTE CDYED (2Y°%? /ayy Dated a pe; co Distribution ¢ . (>= c/wup v/ate - 1» pown/c w/o att 2 - FILES ts cory 34/ 14-00000 MICROFILMEY _ ee centr an. 7 - A fp _ “1 sees SELDET 42) | pce. .c20 . PERSONAL REGO? HUESTIONNA TRE ‘PART II - OPERATSCNAL INFORMATION ; . INSTRUCTIONS To CASE OFFICER 1. This fore oust be fsiled ia by the case offacer or appropriate euthorsty on the basis sf the best ovesleblie ine forustsea. Tt is not te be shoen to fh. Aeadquartere eff] be unedte ta eegesster furnishes orseers to aff a2eetions Tland 2]. Bo + Gf om awergency provieronel approvel sty be obtesned by complying oath the ape plicable provisions of FE 10+215. peregrephs 6a, g. B26 and 124. VWhereefter the usvel pernod to decane! ar com- plete the case cust Se followed as set forth in FR 15-115. Theee (3) completed cessan of PRO port I (including es2¢ pleted co sof thse form aust be Rt fa headquarters es soon es paostbie. Data secwared later « be Aqeartere in PP, formset sm two °2} copies. - Fall am att itews, af safoemation ottenabie, If ites aot applicabie erste “NA.* Ef atgersonel spece rewired foe jtee, vee reverse este of page besed to appropriate en number. subsect-s Yeatoriting, if savsibley and tes (2) com- CRY? Towra 2. PStulonre CONTACT dad CEVELOPMERT 2. ANDICATE GHETHE® S.BLZ2T COULO BE TURSED GYER QUICKLY AND IM A SECURE WANNER TO ANY FEGSINSIDLE CASE OFFICER FOR MANOLING. FF SO. bAtICATE TO wHew. 9. LEST OTWER CASE OFFICERS ONO HAVE HaNrL ED SUBJECT OR WHOM HE KNOWS OR VAS KNOEN, GIVE BawWES BY BH ICH TatY HAVE Stim KuceN. . None . 14-80) 2Oy-TFUEBCY : * 2 Apa: gictnag alee A tat 14.90000 Bad CONTROL e cite evicerze, Do not wee atsta commert such 4. EST wave SUBSECT'S wotivation, (ae detailed, af va communist. *) won 2 LMDICATE BHAT CONT@IL, TF explain.) Quect AND CASE OOF ICER UN THETA MECTINGS. Be Ceebs yale bt des FIR HICH SUBJECT THINKS WE ("all work) (1* worksveye SECTION TV INTELLIGENCE CONNECTI a. EXPLAIN SUBJECT’ S KANIAN PAST 22 PRESENT CONNEC TIS® 1TH ANY Cine ay COMMER TION 7S RAC OM OVERTLY. ONS AND TeAtNtAdG ” te , LLIGENCS SEFCICE. sedncare THC EXTENT re a 2. veiotives, fraczisy wid KNO™ OF BL PFECTS PRISENT INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. 3. EXPLAIN On¥ TRAINING SUBJECT WAS WAD UM CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS. these aa SECTION ¥ COLLABORATION POTENT: a - 1. BNDECATE OTHER FRCIGH PONET SUBIECT WOULD BE woOST LIKELY 19,60... aB0RATE wits Beicalse OF WIS UDLOLOGY OF FAs” ASSOCHATIONS. CAPLAIN. a Se aarftt a hee eee fon at oae te Seo eyes : SECRET : 14-00000 SECTION VI OPERATICaalL USE - COMTACT fe PF SJMVECT HAS SEEN L2G GM CONTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTIVENY the HICH HE WAS ENGSSES AND Tot TYPE OF beth . MATIC HE MAS FUbMDSRED. INDICATE WHAT HAS BEEW TOLD SUBJECT AS TO THE QISPOSITICN OF INFORMATION ME FUF* SHES. DETAIL SUBJECT*S PROPOSED Ft OM CI TYPE USE OR OLTIES. S- DETAIL SUBJECT*S PROPOSED PP-Puw TYPE USE OR OUTIES. SECTION Vii PROPOSED LIAISCH CR CPERATIONAL ACTIVITY 1. PETAL SUBJECT'S PRIFISED LLAISiy TYPE CONTACT OR Z2ETATIONAL USE: #. OHERE SUBJECT 15 an OFFICTAL MEMBER OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT? . SECTION VINE t. CUPLAIM MATURE DF AGENCY RELATIONSHIP GETM SUBJECT: 1.0. TRAINER, OPPOSETE NUMBER, GEWUNERATION, IF Amys AGENCY PERSONNEL KNOWN TO SUBJECT. . . Suuvees Ls ui. de . Lo SECRET . wget . rn re 14.00000 - Ye WNDICATE SPECIAL ASILETIES, TALENTS, OR QUALIFICATIONS POSSESSED Be Sl5OIECT anita rub CONCE Les Be OF VALLE Lad OTWCR OPEaati cus. . _———— ee 1. OF 17 FS PADPOSEG TO Fay SUBJECT & BEGULAR SALARY, INDICATE Tre “eLEauy awount. iF “Comoo ities. SUASIOV CA OTWER ULTR 20, SPECIFY AND GINE DETAILS. 2. CEPLAIN AtRY PROMISES, OTHERMISE BOT COVERED WEREIS, of subject and - Tust. INDICATE THE FIELD AGENCIES ana FIELD FIRES wt TH amit SUBJECT’S MAME WAS BEEW CHECKED AND THE @€SucTSs. CRUFY GIGGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FLENISHED OY SUBJECT. —$—<—$—$ $+ UNDE CATE SHETHER FT NDE FOU bq. pere Dea. OBTAINED PROVAL FGR SUBJECTS USE WAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY O 6 EXPLAIN ANY SETEATICN O8 INZISCRETION IN WHICH SUBJECT WAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED en1CH MUST BE ExA.CATED FROM & COSOPERATIONAL SCCUMITY VIEaPOINT. + nei ates ag etre aS = 14-00000 t | SC CATIGWAL INTERESTS SECTION XIV GENERAL T- UNDECATE BHETHER SUBSECT’S LONGlAGE ABILITIES £04 OTHER CHARACTERISTICS, ARE SiC AS WE COULG PASS AS A WATIVE OF A COUNTRY O8 PEGION OfmE® Tase MES OOM. f9) Jim, 2. INDICATE WHETHER DRWATION thy OR CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER WLANs. 2. IF OTHER THAN ROUTINE ACTION 1S REQUIRED. IF Ans EN TERMINATION OF SUBJECT {5 EFFECTED. PLEASE EXPLAIN. cAleg see para. 3b, sapray } + 1.7 0 ( . ST: a6 Givl FULL CETAILS INOtwhovan WAKING CONTACT USEF 7? aurit. | . . ; | : . ‘ ! . : . . ne i . t ‘ . . . ' . . _ . . 3 . . . * 1 . 14.90000 SZCRIT/KAPO} Chief, Western Heafaphere Division Depusy Chief wit/c TXPIC/CEERATIONAL/LIAING/Review of Litt G25, Oparation ASTON AEQUIACD « OU Laas FYI Mi ‘ . Attachad ie aa Operational revied of tha Linino-s operation prepared . to by Wallace By ROsTON. Attention he iso called to PRQ Parte I end IZ. Part X was font ae msih A 30540 end part Iz de being prepared for powehinge Jae lets ememeen ey & , rc-£ C.F ptedlltroy, Oo. ney for Willard ¢, CURTIS 7 2 a YS _ ars { * Attachments ‘ _ LIREG"3 Review WSREWITA os -: ' | Digtrdbuttons 277 of wid wate 1 © demt/¢ w/ate 3 ~ PILES tot os we Wg RPL ay 29% 301 HOA 30585 A CRS MEFERLACE TO 16 Yovesber 1966 re a Exched:¢ haet auvteritn dewactacing ant ae Fass Micathna 14.90000 a rn ‘Yee : wee. fe 7 ¢ . . . , J November, 1966. ° ‘ : . co. ; . . ! . ~ . . ~ Subject: Review and Assessment of LIRING Operation. _ KX. pué*zround Cher acter ani Asse: tof i of LIRIUG/3: 4. ciring/3 (Cubject) is a 36 r-old Kexican’ ‘artist | of the , Piero Rivera School ard an as itic existentialist oriented udward tac philosopay of dean Paul aire, wita relatively Sstronz Leftist political convictions. fiz “135 oroducei a fair snouns of ceess in murals both in Cuba saa , -ing many of his worxs ,desnite Lon, se Mexican Government plastic arts .—. a2 of his family, educational azd on “painting znd had relatively sood.s: Hexico, out has ».ot succeeded in 5s “numerous expogitiors, fponsered 3:7 " organizavion (Vellaa Artes). Beca environmental backzround, Susject *c2ls that nis work has nos been . opprociated for its intrinsgis woru. sy tho Moxiean Government and tendo -to blame sis polifictal convictions 7sr this lack of acceptance. Jubzect, . ‘however, onsy as he oimselt asserts, no feelizcs of bitterness or re- -sentment, aithourh ne frecuently exvariences tae “anguish, forelov~nness .and loniiness" of the existentialist, put he tas not permitved himself .° to derenerate into a beatnix either in his personal or artistic life. °7. Subject has confided to Kowten thas ne has no real friends and that he | has withérayn from society, the dicstntes of wich he cannot accept. He enjoys tre prospect of travel, especially abroad, "to develon his ait" tub aise co mi e6G. 56 Crom sac pz 3 AMG culigations of vue BOSAL life he nas been forced to iesd ir *:*ico. - “ woe 2. Shortly after he mev Rowen: . in Anril,1966, Subject confes .: “that he felt himself at a ezitien” ‘sins in ais nersonal end arti ‘life. He indicated that he felt : necadoxes inherer” in his phil oso- phy were.overwhelming and derressiu hin and saat he welconea friendship ». - +with Ro«ton, an experienced foreigner wnom he felt he conic. trust ine oo plicitly. At one critical roint, Suoject quis his rather tesious yoo a. ,with the Ministry of Education (tencning art in a public school) wits the* { comment taat “everyene inust nake personal decisions and take risks, and Aa have decided to throw my Lot_in wish you (Rowton) for better or worse,. (and 50 bave quit tna job suisse Li-wns interfer: ing with my availability". '.<This he cid without knowinc any more about Rowson than his. name, waicn, ‘technical surveillance reveszied he did not acs ept as a true name, and with no suarantecs of future financial support from Rowton. ' Rowten, in his conversations with Subject, nos seen careful not to reveal any cata ‘\. concernisg his personal life and becxsround, iacluding his permanent or * local adcress, providing Suslect or.y with the number of a velenrone ans-._. wering service, ana using, tre sarencuse rented by Subject as a princival | point | of coniget. Subject has accepved money rom Rowton, at first only -: for vreviously approved exnenees, end subsequently for his peroonal use, put has accepted Rowton's initiative in this matter, and made no demands —.’. .on.Rowtoa for remuncration for services rendered. He:-has been meticuious . in accounting for funds and siaown no reluctance to. sign receipts presented. ‘to him br Rowton ( with his true-naae sirnature). : Subject nas confessed .. (and shown) an almost complete iack of experience i business: and inselli- | gence work, but has accoptes Rowton | a) guidance, where Hequired, witaout, “heaitation : . : 14.00000 Amt tc : os Aarne ae rts ent nent secon ‘ “- - . . "et : as ; - ° Us . oo oo, . . “ : . aa, . . : 2. . oy ' . .# . oan . 3+ Zubject, in his nolinieni cutlook , is left of center, with © ; # histery of revolutionary zcuivity in Cuba frem 19614 until his raturn | to kexics in 1964, Suoject ni5 insisted to Kowsen that, because of his ~ : * (existentialist) pailosonay, ia aan never vernitted himself to jioin any _ orravizasson, inciuding the commimiat rartyv, a:shough he has’ riven moral and motorlal auport to walous.enayy movenaontn Bath 4n Guba and tiny Maxdoo. Subject nas confessed his Gistllusionseat wish zany of the revolhveienary - dnaders in Cuba and with ali of tho. i.eciecn teaders, remarking, tract sooner ov loter “tae reak" revolucion will come te hexico to eliminate ti. cor-_—- runtion end-injustice that srevails throu, out sae country. Subic h&, noweve . feels that in the neantime in must jive under a more practical pnilosophy-~ ", «Of daily aife and is willinz igs mnke tre nocessary compronises.to assist : ‘Rowton in his busines affairs. ‘Gubjecs has sao«n no reluctance to exploit, his friends, and even his wife, to be of specific service to Rowtch, ands." «Bas, on nunerous occasions, volunteered to do so with Rowton's approval. > '.4°Shis appears to Rowton to be a reflection uf tae existentialist conviction . . that his prilosophy mives hin freedom to choose without dependency, obdlia, ~ a gation or justification. . . \ ” 5} . 4. Rowton is aware that Subject is currently underroing a decisive x .climacter:c, the future direction of which is not as’ yetvcertain. .ovton! .. “las"Suctesied in maxinm Subject compromise a great’ deal with his pist ideale - 4 particularly concerning deep involvemens with ovaer people and acceptance ‘ ‘* of Linancial support for purely business transactions, and for this reason ‘| Bas hesitated to uncover for Subicct any of the aystery surroundin- his . oon Lite aad activives. oudjecs aisiines “iortnamericans" and considers -. life in tae U.S.,. with which ne is not familiar from experience, 65 corrupt. : and decadent. Rowton feels taut he can eventuazly break down Subjest's —~ prejudice, if this proves to oa necesszagnd worthwhile, out it “enid be -- fatal at vais time yor Rowton to- reveal nis’, t and f de betions.. Subject is,.in his fijn worés, commleteiy conriaens of Rowton's goce will , toward him and is, at least for the moment, Gosally dependent upon iim for . gy okt ruidance a5 well as financi2i supvort. any attennt at direct recruisment \esy.0ri sat this aoint would, in Rowte..'s opinion. be. counterpreéustive. ‘in his various contacts wits the Cubans thus far, particularly his current visit to Savana on whet annesrs to be an 13 trisfing, Gubject can in all respacts ect naturaiiy, without the feelins; thas he is concenligc envtning. . . from his Cuban frienis, sinpiy because ze is unwitting of Rowton's true . ,tffiliations and intentions. If he vere wittins, he would appesr <0. 211 + ;foncerned to be surfarine from a severe nsyenolesical crisis, and ceruninily would nct oe in a fond position to nroduce useful information or insvire |—~ '? confidence. Subject is under some strain as 4 result: of his current: rela" “ Gionshin with Rowton in his canacity as an international pourrexois dusi~ ‘= Bossman, 4 fact attested to o7 his wife to Rewien on 7 Dovember wnen sie ..@xpressed concernr= over Subject's recnnt mocdiness and lack of interest , in painting. Suoject has also become involved in a love affair wita one : of his rica art students, a Mexican woman who is known to visit Suoject at .. the safehouse. . : . . Te, - 5. In summation Rowton feels taut Sudject ts excellent potential agent . material, doth because of nis background and exnerience as well aa ais . direct access to targets of intdrest. Tae probiems inherent in his phiio-: sonhical and psychoiorical gaxe-up will continue to be taken into conside-.‘- ration. in developing Subjed's full potentink. Tae obvious disadvanzages ', of Subject’a unwitting status vis-n-vis _.. “") can be. ovorcome by careful .. bandling of Subject and increased controljover him in the future. - ae te. worded i pNeEE 14.99000 Bevelonnesnt 6. Rowton met Subject in Aprii,19686, by cold arsronch in the art studios where Gussect at che time wes presenting his Latest Works Uacer Sponsorshin of Bellas Arses. itevten ponec 43 a Greesx busi- nessman interested in Guoject's stvie and ni3 smmediavs objective at the ‘time wes to ascertain tre eddress in new Yors Gity of Subjeet's wife's father € a Cuban of Chinese origin wio Gad leit Cuba as a rofumse). ‘Rowe + ton, feeling tat he had to presents an above~averaze prospect to Subject to permit future meetings, allesed cuat he was anxious to arrange for the. - paintin= of a mural to d¢ installed in a Nev York nigaselub owned by a Greek iriend of ris ( Rita Dimitri, owner an2 verformer at the "La Chan- sonette"). Rowtcn felt thet pin-poinving a "New York nibhgtelud" would nuve the doudle, advantace of detornining Supject's sentiments toward working ‘in New York City and ina dourpeois environment. : . 7 7. Suogecs reacted very favorevly to the initial approach and acceptec Rovton's invitation to dinner in the company of Subject's wife the next . evening. Both Subject and his wife vere cautiors in revealing any spocific data concerning their bacx=round and rersonal aistorv, out neitner con- * cealed their mutual approval. of Castro's recime and dislike for tae corrup= ‘tivn"in Mexico. 1s a result of tiis necting Newton realized that any at- .. trept et a direct approach co either Jubject oz: his wire, wao was then em- ployed part-time at the Cusan Consulate, would de -contersroductive and that: a more subtle anproach would have to de develored. Rowton deciced that a- _— “stronz versonal relationsniv developed bwith Suoject would be nrodauctive end covid oqvontustliy Lead 2S useful peOuuctlon on bubgect's Lurt. ; “ot 5. When, therefore, on 2 tiay ,1966, Sudject.eXpressed pratification . at having mot Rowson and indicated trat he wisied to ccntinue his ‘friendly contacts, regardiess of waeesher Rovtcern purchased his psinting or arraased for the nural, Rowton nx moved in wish za offer to "hire" Sudject as his | ‘business associate on an unofficial basis, so tiat Subject could acquire . a degree of indenence financially ané perhaps G9 some traveling fori Rowton. : “In order to develep as much clandestizity as pessible in his future con- — “tacts with Subjec.*, Rowton explained that beens simply a tourist in Nexico . ond as such not permitted tm angare in lverativa business activities. He would therefore have to dezend on Subfect's discretion in any deaiings he Wight have with han. Subfect secepted tris as cuite noraal but pointed out to Foton his limitations xas far as business trainins; and exserience went. In reply to Rowton's cuery, he did contess,however, that ne oud excel- . dent contacts in Eavana teas could be exploites for business deulings with Cuba. jie volunteered to maze an expiorutory trip to Havana to renew his friendship with the perons concerned. Rowton accepted this offer, not only ‘to test Sudject's story bus also to seize tae occasion to be in a position ~ to proviie Subdject with woney to make wne trip and thus compromise him some- ‘ what at the outses. . , . moa, : 9..Rowton's next move was to explain to Subject tnhat he asd a long= -_. term interest in Cuba and nopod to do a Great deal of business in the fu- . utre out first felt it was essential shat both te and Sudject develop the. preper contacts inside to ensure succosss Subject readiiy agreed to this and felt relieved that. Rowton did not exnect. hic. to produce concrete results - - overnirht. When xowton, therefore sun-esced tiat.Subjecs find and rent a safehouse for eatertainumens and deveionmant of Frospective contacts, Subject .. vA Je to work immediately vitnout guestion. (Altioug Rowton's su::estion was -- . first made on 17 duno, Giogect did not suceced ‘n finding a suitable place -~ ~ until. the end.of uly) Tris project, novever, Tavo Subject somethin? spaci-= .fie ond relatively clandestine to @o for Rowton vithous scriously compro- . mising any of his prinoipies. Subject, as it Geveloped dater, was interoeste™.- in such 3 hide-away, unknowa even to ais wife, ror his own purpdsea. =. NN ——— a no ee ese - . . 14-00000 we : 40. Inasmuch as Subject and ris wife had long lived an alrost asentic life in a small ssarcely furnished anurtment with no apparent luxuries and dressed in vine simpless and apparently most inexpensive — clothing availatie, and furthermore apnurentiy did not have any conscioua.) desire to inprove their living conditions, #o-ton realized that financial control over Subject wouid be difficult to establish unless Suoject and his wife could r¢ mado to lift theiz eyes to soe a more confortable and promining life within their reach. ie therefore chose some of the best. restaurants for iunch dates with Susject (nrior to the renting of the _ safenouse), broucht several relavivsaly expensive dolls and toys for their child, arranged ‘through the CQ3 to nave a eredit account opened for Sud- ject snd nis wife at Sears Rofpuck “teres and was able to present Subject with a credit card that would enable Subject and his wife to make. effort- - less purchases on credit. Rowton. aiso persuaded Subject to open a checning ‘: ‘account at the Banco de Londres y Mexico, ostensibly 60 that he could keop_. better track of the ront paymonts or. the safehouse. All these bourjeois —_ trappings were calculated to raise Cubject and his family fromthe com- placent proletariat standard of living into waich thoy had sunk, Subject oxprossad to xowsen his asoreciation for such restures and confessed thas he now realiz26. the importance of tio5e outward signs of resnectabdility ‘and ag a result felt more able to sten into the world of hizher socicty. 7 liis wife also revealed in ner commenzs of appreciation to kowton that she = wtlcomed the prospect of 1 better lite for nerself and her child and honea™ < ‘ permit her to invite muests occasionally. . one of his art students, an apparentiy wealthy siexican woman, wno has nos —* ‘in effect become his mistress ( as revealed by technical surveillance fren to be able to nurchase enough furniture to make her home respectable and | ; nates 41, The one. adverse effect of this effort on Rowton!s part has beer... Guay Suygeet Levan SO Use che Sela o tpecimeank Lan anoreus Sry sts wase. ~ ‘an IP in the sane buildinr set up ani run very effectively vy edbury). ~. ‘Subdject has revetled the rane and addvess of this woman to Rowton in con- nection with the establiscnent of a #.0,. Box wnaich could be used as a Grom, for communication between Subject arc kowten woile the former was in Cubaj;7 . but he has not to date toid Rowton of nis illicit relationship with the’ a “woman. This dcveiopment can, of course, serve asea poygntial control over ™% 2p Serve Ai of Suvject end can ce used in any future: _{@Xaminasion, but, on the other hand mys Lead to coaplicatiors ii sudject's personai iife and creave hostility on the part of nis wife, snould sne discover tne prilandering ef Bubject. She mivrat likewise tend te bisme Rowton for Supject's conduct. for , this reason Rowten has nade every effort to maintain sood reiatvions with -Subject's wife ( she has siready confided to xowton her concern over Sub- “gect's recent voodinesy,as stated above) in the nope that she will turn to. . Rowton for heip in the event sne feels her marraige in jeopardy. Considera- “as possible Subject's affair with the Mexican woman in the event that it tion is aiso being piven: to the possindi ity of breaking up as discreetly becones more serious. Technical surveillance of the trysts will continue to provide useful information in this direcvion. 12. With resard to the use of Sudject unwittingly to eliciv operat: :nal information fro: his Cuban friends in‘Kexico City as well as Havana, Rowton gradually impressed on Sudject the need to acquire dll possible infornation, both political and economic on Cuban ccvelosenmcnts as a prelude bo enrating .-° in serious and Jucrative business with tiie Castro regime. Subject accepted ‘this line witnous question and did rrotuce some useful inside information ox value. The turning point, however, came in connection with the disaorzar- ance of Julian Lopez, the Press Attach! of the Embassy in Nexico vity in late September 1966. Subject reported the disappearance to Rowton with sone” Glee, commenting that he and. hia wife were convinced that Lépez ‘had gone aoe : - te abba tect te . 14.90000 Dff on a bine with some friends. wrjsch 0.25 reneated to Rowtern his - - we criticisn of Lépez' chilfisnnons 74 inexnetionce and recalled that when -: he hinself nad pointed out to I-65 ais nev c.ce in tendline his smhassy , ; functions(in tue Press and Cultu *ield) uf7e2 hed asrunced of2 his ad—- . monitions with the comment that vicr-> were so7e important tnin;s to do . - for the revolution, ‘Tho €isrerard, sorceri.s on distain, with waich LEpez sas wall as apparently other Cuban officisis, nad greoted Subject’s friend:y. ‘advice in the past, obviously cut Surject to vae quics and fostered in hia” the resentmont of o peasants towars tla ‘waster. Takins; tais into considers ~ tion and in.the hope of stirring up as much vrouole for Taper and the Em- _bassy a6 possible, the Gtestion perniuved Reston to pass to Subject the . highly restricted infor~ation thas T4pez hoi actually ceen arrested by the . _ Mexican police for compaicity in whe arms saucgling ring that nei recently been uncovered in their operations from Mexic> into Gitemala. Fewton fave Subject enoush details to mace tne suary co vineing, and asked Supiect to nttribute tne information to "Centre? Americra Criends" and to svress that - -. 4% was alrendy inthe hangs of the grass. in ‘dition Rowton suzgcested thes “Bubject pass this inforaation personally to -29pez as 4 not tip so that 22- pozscould discreetly disatpear befor: tie reporters manazed to cuzstion fin When Subject dic as renuessed by Rovson, Lares was apparently so overwhe _« with gratitude for Subject's food insenviors that he informed the \mbass: oF ‘ the following morning (just befor: &is sudcens departure for jiavena). Evens -,then moved swiftly. The ‘mbassador calied in Subject ana expressed his p2r- " sonal sopreciation for Susject's inverest and help in this delicese matter ‘and aceend with Subject that the iivolvemens of Embassy personne. in arms > smugrling was Placing Cunen-exic selatiors in jeoparoy, Uverii WG tuis - raised Subject's status in the evs of the ““pasaador ana his cicsest ad- .visors ( Curbelo and Ceneéa) to t of a vied confident rataer than sinpl; JJ) a friend of the revolutioz. Pais obviously 7Leasea Subject and zaie hin eil “the more anxious to conceal the ro. of Rovten in the affair so that ail she. -credit vould continue to fall to nin. . . -13.° As a result Sudject wes subsceuonsly called in vy Curt2lo and - ‘Cepeda and askea to offer nis services to in the Gricontinental [1 its werk in Gentrel America. On Rowtern's advice ( which Suotect soilisited) she ‘offer was accepted on conéition that the wore to be done woulda ce serious: (i.e. worth the personal risks Subzect woul? aave to run) and 7 Subdjecs would be nermittad to wore witaous nvolvement of the iscal tin-7_ “rt bassy, These conditions ané@ Sudject was invived +o Visit Havana again so that he could ve vorizclted on the spot by Csnani Clieu-_ ‘.fueco and his staff. ; 7 - 44. Subject was thus catanviicd into tne level of IS activites with ~ i~ Rowton mancuvered into a position cr éminense grise. It remains vo be seen -fellowine Subject's retura from fevana {esviented at 21 Novenber,7966) whethe ‘gubject will be entrusteé with secoes requ ents by the Tricontinental, . - -but it a>pears certain at this pein: tant zorton will be able to proviae..-"".. full fuidance to Gubdjecs and to steer bae ciorations he sight be engaged in__ _ toward tarzets of interass tol » WOFACS C-° Bidrraphiceal Data Slicited fro" RIGS 32. : ; , . 45. Sudject was vern in Nex.co City is. 1930 of a middle class familys -..Subject's-grandfather was a wall-xovn textile 'morchantnwho serveé some 12. : years as president of -tne Chamber cZ Commerce. At least ono of Sudject's— - * @unts is currently well-to-do and sae owner of- several apartmens nousces .a Mexico City.’. Subject has at presess little oz no. contact with his family. + a on a . etd eo. ae . 14-00000 ‘years, studied under such masters 35 ' 46. At tae age of 15 Subject left nome to join tie Mexican Kavy, Subject has cormented to Rowton st his cn Anood was not particulariy happy and that nis mother and fatuer separaze4+, anparantly «han he was in his teens. it anpezrs likely .t Subfect left none as a resulé of Senily dissension. ouoject states “aat nis cesire to travel and see the world wasvery stron, at the time re Joined cn navy. 47. Inasauch as tne leral c~2 for enlistment was 48, Sudject nac to have nis birtn certivicate alters te shew tant he had tees porn in 4929 rether tran 1930. is a conseccence 211 of subject 's official docu- ments now show nis birth-date ns “727, *neledin ~ his passpors. . 18. Subject served 2 three-vear hiteh én the navy ond visited necrly all the vorts of Mexico «nd many cf Central tzerica. Subject's speciality annerrs to hava been in the quarter :sster brenen, since he learned the rudiments of ravication and shin-r-sdline. “%sen he left the nval service, Subject enterei the University of ¥2xico ond took coutnes in Archaeolo-7 and anthronole-” for the next two ear Sudtect simultaneously deve’.cred n strong interest in neinting and ulpture. snd over the next five or s> x= Rivera and Siquicros. : wag f ‘99. Subject was -arried in 1550 at the ace of twenty rears to a ‘younz; hexican woman fren. Leon, GTC. .and duriz: the next ‘ten years had a7 .at least four children oy ner. 2 divorced wis wife in about 1960, juss .arose between oin and tis wife to _ prior to his ceparture for Cuba, >:t ne had rot been on Good terms wivi “hoe for soversl roams prise to tho liverti.. Tren abeus TOS" 02 4080 tet - ‘ ject worked in the Mex iexican Goverrn:: the soutbern states of 2.exico. 5 wee He tae os Social Service ariong th 2 indians oo et attrisutes sane of gia tension v2at sais employnent venture. He commentec to -Rovton that bis first wife wanteé so live a suiet normal life in Kexico | “City and was unwilling so shsre wizn nim the “hardships of social wurk i ‘Iremote areas of tropicai-Nexico. larinm tunis period Suoject eredualiy . en veloped his ox style in painting 2nd. began vo establish clos2 contacts “with Kexican ert circles. ‘volution” yap> pathies. S his Four- “year residence in Guba, ‘Labor and Zducation. ina orinin from S25318G0 ae to then in davan as “contact with his “first 5 avs no ait mony. Hx tideé 3 thet sis fasdiar, nowever, has con? aued to teze en interest in nis first ‘wife and the caildren of nis first carriage and has helped tc sunport toga financially. Suring his stay in Cut, Subject develoned close friendshir with many Cuban revolutionaries, perticuiscrir ¢rnol Rodriques z, whose wife ‘worked with Subsect in the Ministry of Nducis ton at the tine vaen Arnol " Rodriquez was servinr, as hinister of Jaber. P41, Subfect returned to Mexico City in 1964 with his new wife. and “child Cvhom o? nnd naturalized es 2 exicen citizen). By tuis time Sudfect) dere ane t n a (ein) fhild was torn a hod occome a professicnal artist but supyplerented the rather modest incone ~.. . he aconuired irca the dale of his painting, by teaching ert preyauely and ~4n Mexicen pudlic schoois. His nentaly incoze during 1965 and early. ‘Gee did not excced.3,000 pesos. . wath Lan cn ee ee et re ete i re a - , 6 2 ne all ap tte te See. ibs Sc Mex! PIF (OR RG CR iv6-3 0 WA EVI ia = ae marr. pon congas feainial pares sce tt aes are aegis t ory enema ese em em nag , { : . i i Cente Carkem Gores lnm L Ueb Spade Mikeat lip 4155 - G. a Boys]. 14-0000 a 2 ' Ke - [pis PATCI a —— . To eee ‘Chief, WH Division © Lod “mnexing REQUIRED ve om. Y QUALIFIED DLS® JUDGE INDEXING : FROM » TP. _ Acting Chief of Station, Nexico ct ty. wncrornt =p Operational LIRING ‘ PRQ Part I - Carlos JURADO Delmar. : _ J ACTION REGO:RED - FEFLTERCES Enclosed is PRQ Part I for Carlos JURADO Delmar, PRQ Part II has been prepared and will be forwarded by separate dispatch. Wf aaa VA FAlinte G. 14 AGE for tm Robert L, EASBY ey MICROFILMED } no 2D anaes ‘ uGvit i986 | { Doc. KY >, Bz a Enclosure: AS. stated above Distribution: orig a2 - C/WHD w/att (4 DISPATCH SYMEA AND AUMBER HMMA-30540— "CLASSIFICATION: SECRET cee) ~. a ‘ 3 1S ences aiadineg 6 1400000 PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIOKNAIRE : . a ; PART | = BIOGRAPHICAL IMFORHAT(OM INSTRUCTIONS: 3. Write clesriy. . 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Fue NAME a Thee sPoam ncom ele sal whee ‘ ne a cea od 14-0000 teeny e L , SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS 480 ta TERESTS : e ATE awe SRITING. GIVE SETAILS INCLUDING TITLES OF B99nS OR ARTICLES, ALSO MAMES OF PUBLISHERS. ANO PUBLICA” TION DATES. : . ls . . : 3 a.ar’l MducectitsG 2S. SPECIAL SKILLS, AGILITIES, MOBBIES SUCH AS RADIC, PHOTOGRAPHY, etc. art gn. sculpuure. @ [secTion vil MILITARY SERVICE 7 e cCouNTRy “IDENTIFYING COUNTRY. INDICATE @RERE SERVICE PERFORMED, CECORATIONS,. HEM AND PHY DISCHARGED. GIVE DETAILS 1F GAR PRISONER. : 2 : : vOins 3 Voveter,1927 instead of | © | SECTION EMPLOYMENT HISTORY : ° SOTS: FSTORY OF FWELOYWENT LISTING LAST POSITION FI@ST, INCLUDE ANY GOVERNGENT EXPLOY@EMT. bd. EMPLOYER” a ADORESS ROVED a <4 : i a. a. at TWPE OF BORK econ ark ; TNCLUSEBE DATES (From-To 4 PERO - - OS SEASON FOR LEAVING . i * i r - : . Neeetseetn caSeatie’s ni fC pee Witla Anca ne # sete ewe mem wee we cae 7 ae ° . . . oe i ‘ ' e , ' : : ‘a | : ad 14-0000 Wane Hayegtes rey Wy iat Po. ey ee: DATOS BIOGRAFICOS DE CARLOS JURADO. | ‘ « Bace el 3 de noviembre de 1927 en la eludad de Wéxico. Estudia durante un tienpo en la Escuela d¢ Pintura y Escultura "La Faneralda", donde es discimlo de Marfa Izquierdo, Rivera, etc. Perma Rece por seis aflos en medios rurales del pafs, _ trabajando eon el Instituto Nacional Indigenista. En 1960 obtiene un premio en el certamen © Nuevos Valores" en el Salén de la Pldstica Mexicana del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes. Exposiciones colectivas m4s imvortanteas: Galerfa 23 Escalones, México,D.F. 1953. Bacuela de Artes Pldsticas de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gtz. Chia, 1954. Exposicién Internacional de Grabado, Yogoeslavia, 1959. Primer Salén Nacional de Pintura, México, De? “1060, @ Meese Untanwns # 2 ~ " earn =~ = Pa 1950, sucves Valores " bexicd,DeFe i960. Galerias Glantz, México,D.F. 1960~ Galerfas Chapultepec, Héxi co,DeF. 1960, Resefia Mundial d< Festivales Cinemato= eréficos, Acapuleo, Gro. 1962. Yucva Bisqueda de ia Joven Pintura Mexicana, San 4ntonio, Texas, 1962. Retratos, Galerfas Glantz, México,D.P. 1964. Pintu- Ya Contempordnea de México, Nueva Orleans, 1964.. Salén de Fintura 1964, México,D.F. Pintura Mexicana Contempordnea, Galerfas de San Carlos, México ,D. re 1964. Primer Salén de Artistas Jévenes, Museo de Ar “te Hoderno, México,D. P. 1965. Pintura Contempordzuea de México, La Habana, Cuba, 1965. Salén de Pintura 1965, México,D.F. " Autorretrato 7 Obra". Museo de Arte Moderno, México ,D. P1966. Fane eaten she ememseerintds cece 14-0000 * aba ye € route -+ poses 26 g / acs nezsner rom SEARS :mamd Te re WH/COG/OPS ; “SECRET tT 1255 ATE: 8 MAY 69 AULE SECRETARIAT DIOREMINATION 2G tT . felsositication) {date Gad time fited) . SECRET 7 Poor cre pmnecrod: 7 —— 08 20 O62 Ha 6 | CTO ro TO : : 7 ’ 77, ro. {MEXICO CITY ee . oo! “TYPIC. LIRING-4 ns yr 7 ye REF: MEXICO CITY-0125 ‘(aN 52298) Bt , ¢ VIEW: PBRUMEN. APPARENT “SUSPICIONS OF LIRING-3, —_—— —_—_——— —ae iG=4 OR N: : NOT LEVY ANY: , REQUIREMENTS. ON. LIRING= HOWEVER, ‘SHOULD ‘OPPORTUNITY TO. “DEBRIEF . ELCOME ‘SAME. 1. . PREFER ROWTO FER ANY: AID.- : oR’ ELICIT DEVELOP AFTER ‘TRIP,,. WOULD W ILE: “3o01- 798301, _201- gise42 pos END: -OF (MESSAGE ue eee , . COORDINATING OFFICERS irTuEn TICATING, * OFFIEGR . RELFASING orricen . - " REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.” core w 14-D0000 SECRET INSTRUCTION SKEET set Earzoite Poe INDICES SET ue SPES FAL FOR O48 IRs ERY FDPeSRD TO SECURITY OFFICE (¥o motice to Div. cha epee on) paves CANTEL PER CI/OA NOTICE (Berson checked below,* TO CIVISION or see remarke) RES.EST RI TRACES RESCEST OPERATIONAL 3ND DIVISION TRACES ex@ipite Fat INDICES REQUEST SMEEN LIST . RESLEST @ESULTS FI/D DOSSEE® REVIEW far ereoer [~ fecrcuvees savor REQUEST SEVIEW OF ATTACHED PEFERENCEs ADVISE CL/OA4 OF NATURE AND SICNEIFECANCE Fre tence Bo 9 ES é Vv ne WOT TE | secouo rome ORSD NOTICE TO DIVISION RESLEST FEELO TRACES - Pore REINEST ero th ra Pos EXPIRED HSE BEEN ENDICATED, PLEASE PSA WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY Ca’ *FSTLURE TO SUBMIT #29 II] AS REQUIRED UNDER CSE FOR THE QOPERATICNAL CSE CF SUBJECT. wD. 10-5 OR REMARKS QetOLete - eacvrous Roettons SECRET cage OH me eo otd cag ae teense as . UF, @ITHIN: 30, DAYS, KO FURTMER INTEREST IW SuestCt TO INDICATE ANY FURTHER INTEREST [N OBTAINING APFAGVAL Qo. ‘Siatuaries — oir . lescuded tow setomane , en tone 4 * ae aac ereers | Aw, te sabi Beals tay 14-00000" To : Deputy Director Security, I0S TFRow: =Chief, C1/Operational Approval ard Support Division OS SNDICES RESIATS OY Fel CHECK RESULTS BY te a (Detey 05 VES FUND (Bete) USE OF SUBJECT Th Be ee eee SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS (Limitations on investigation, cover pretext, ete.s Pe de ee dee ee Cmte, Crlon To : Chief, CI/cA : Frou: Deputy Director Security, I0S C]:- OS Indices results: 1400000 * - Exposiciones Individuales : Se "Ateneo de Artes y Ciencias de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gtz. , 1957. Galerias Glantz, México, DeF. 1960. Galeria . de Arte, La Habana, Cuba, 1962. Casa de las Améri- cas, le Habana, Cuba, 1963. Galerfas Chapultepec, México,D.P. 1964. Salén de la Pldstica Mexicana, México,D.Pe 1966. Obra Murals Escuela de Derecho de Chiepas, San Cristébal de laa Casas, Caigei57. Fabeiisa de lw Acvoiucidu Mexicans , Feria del Libro, México,D.P. 1960. Biblioteca del Ministerio de Educacién (1.S.E.) la Habana, Cuba, 1963. . sap re a 1400000 * ge ‘ . -~ , ae tines: Ores Ors CLASSCFY TO FILE HO. "+ yemer TO PILE HO. “ence ato) ner. to ersncn O oestroy CJ sic. ADVANCE COPY m1 a i, — . & RID COPY : oO tssore Ch acorres OC vesee File VR LoS TEDE EL EERE tara Re anne FR A 8S we SECRET 9728452 CITE MEXICO CITY 9158 CEASBY ACTIEG) DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE TYPIC LIRING AMKHOB ites, $495 cg INSPECTION REF ENVELOPE DISCLOSTS “SXICO CITY POSTMARXS DATED 27 FEB 66. ADDITIONAL POSTHARK “ADRID SHO''S IT PLACED Ii! GETERAL DELIVERY THERE 1 FES 66. NO INDICATION VHEH TAKEN OUT OF MADRID GENERAL DELIVERY AND RETURVED “Mexico CITY. SECRET * eyeat ST bed F 3 14-00000 yee i TH et keer Sabet _, . ye . on tavexe CJ ves [J no CLASSIFY To FILE WO. E-REF TO FILE HO. cue eroO) ver. to evaacw CJ otstecy () sic. ADVANCE COPY Oj tsa900 oO auerres SECRET 251558 CITE JMWAVE 3972 _EXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR ¥APOK TYPIC LIRING AMXNOB ¥) SNazeé 6 33705 AAG e REF mEXico city 911:(/* ?~ Y Lj REVIES OF PILES ouOvS THAT IN aMKHOR ZT SA KESSAGE TWO DATED 24MAR 66 MEXICO RECEIVED JMWAVE 29 NAR PMANOB/1 REPORTED RAUL ASKED HIM IF ME HAD RECEIVED A LETTER FROM HIM IN HASRID THE FIRST OF FEBRUARY. WHEN AMKNOB/1 ANSWERED IN THE NEGATIVE, RAUL SAID IT WAS NOT IMPORTANT AND WITH THE RETURN ADDRESS USED HE WAS SERE THE LETTER WOULD BE RETUSNED. , 2, RE PARA 4 PEF "HOUSE CF AMADEO” PROBABLY REFERS TO AMADEO MARTINEZ ZEPEDA, CUIS ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS IN WEXICO CITY GIVEN TC AMKNOB “i, : SECRET | 7 SECRE: _ BT Laine ance eee i 4 4 i, 4 f° 1400000 eas: J. STEWART Orns aw on ft omer [SECRET | ata. Ore moex * gare: 3 NOV, 66 Drie mcs Fie 90, " prseme sy 22 __ pee : faa reou: OIRECTOR tear: del Ie si J RID COPY TCA FTCA D , . CITE DIRECTOR \e eee ae | BCR | SECRET oo, _ . OC. ~ CABLE SECRETARIAT PLEASE RELAY MEXICO CITY 9097 CIN 31465) PRIORITY TO i UMWAVE FOR I8FO FRASYER. : SECRET a . oo Wi/C COMMENT: REF CONCERNS COVER STORY FOR LIRING-S BEING IN 7 POSSESSION GF INFO IN CASE OF JULIAN LOPEZ DIAZ, CUBAN DIPLOMAT we RECENTLY ARRESTED IN MEXICO. ae - ar NOTE: ORIGINATING OFFICER J STEWART WH/1 COORDINATING OFFICER A WISNOWSKI FOR WH/C/MO - Gel ~ RELEASING OFFICER w CINI FOR WILLIAM V BROE C/WHD Do . ‘ : . . a : ( ros a yy. oo 1” : . ‘ COORDINATING OFFICIAS \ . / , cequP AvIncuTicaTine RELEageNs OFFICER Gactded bam avtemerte orricea “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 18 PROHIBITED. sony mee s seeds St linemen scans ‘ 14-0000 ak ep HOLT ered a +4 é ay YOTAL COPIES: 25 TS EEE TE Ter ae iz ous: B, CAREW : Oe ms ° <e] 7 wait: WH/c/CICS . ~ 0 mors SECRET cir 2578 . BRNO INDEX _oave: 4 NHOVEMBER 1966 {FILE te C9 FILE Ne. wy Canes 2: pissen gy 2274 per LIGHT, @ Hbres FS . beaua i — Oogstroy O. RSTURN TO BRANCH ‘ rrou: DIRECTOR BECRET. - f a i nig dag ONT 49618 S) 7 vf So MEXICO CITY. INFO ROUTINE JHWAVE TYPIC LIRING AMKNOB REF MEXICO CITY 9111 (IN 32408)* 1, REQUEST DETAILS OF EXAMINATION REF ENVELOPE FOR , INDICATIONS LOCATIONS REACHED,CANCELLATIONS AND CHANNELS IT WENT TO INCLUDE DATES AND TIMES IF POSSIBLE. 2. CHECK oF Hee MANIFESTS REVEALS LIRING/1 DID NOT TRAVEL PRAGUE EARLY 1966. END OF MESSAGE - wa/c/crcs Piyty., 7: iho Hone WH/1 WH/C/HO , A w K/eoe RR T£ pane ewes ff Gat jae Anwitm mh LOTite a C/¥HD ; c/wH/C 2 . - ‘ ‘ J err OFFICERS 6 pEUEasins orrvecn AUTHENTICATING a “yg | secret. | se | : neromwen BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1s PROHIBITED. ‘ore — a ipeesmcetke. te Ai a Len ee eeiretreneel Soe tee me ee 14-0000 wees CD ves Deo : ~ 3L° . : CLASSIFY YO FELE BD. CLacstFlED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES } X-REF TO FILE No. ste aol) wer. vo esanck OQ orsseoy [} sic. ADVANCE COPY [J essuee OD acorses Cruse he diy 2 > if eh seel® 3, ude, fox sh eaiet Lo 3 SECRE TF Ai6Gs2 2118 MEAILO clay gi... SHVAVE DIZECTOR “ePOK TYPIC LIRING aMynaa ~3240F SEF oRMNM 32744 ; . a le LIQING@+3 RELATED FOLL ETGR2¥ TC VALLACE 3. ROVTON OM 3: CCT 1966: 2. WITMIN FEW DAYS PREVIOUS ABOVE TEETING LIRIMS-3 HAD GONE TO OLD RESIDENCE aT IDEN A TO SHECK WHETHER ANY “ail MAD. A22IVED THERE SINCE HE DEPARTED. rounE TWO LETTERS, ONE OF WHICH: EDDRESSED ATXNOB, ADDRESS IDEN 8, LETIC® EAD LIPinG-3 MAME ano ADDRESS | FO? RETURN aND LETTER NOT FINDING ADDRESSEE HAD SEEN ‘RETURNED TO LIRING-3, _ 3. LIRING-3 OPENED LETTER VEICH DAZED 37 GANUARY 1966 TYPE~ “WRITTEN OF MAMMEMMILL BOND AMD SiSWED SUOTE Rau UNCUOTE, LIRING=3 TCLD ROVTO" HE HAD TaOUCHI Much OF MYSTERY AND Finacky REMEMBERED THAT LIRING-2, MANY MONTHS acc, HAD FC2 OQ APPARENT REASON ASKED : , MIM FOR HIS ADDRESS, HE HAD SLVEN LIRING-. IDEN A ADDRESS. _ WITH THIS «MOULEDGE LURING-3 CONFRONTED LIRING-1.WiTH FACT ME HAD . RECEIVED LETTER aND UE ASKED | i91NG-t HAT WAS IDEA USING RIS SECR: 7 RETURN. LIRINC.. Gave YO REASSNADLE ANSWER AND ASKED FOR LETTER Zi ecsmeumm cee ey cin we es ; : oo, : rn a, reams “t ae CONT CDE OOIO aT Or TOT) 14-0000 + SECRET “4 ont | "PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY S11! SEC? . | BACK. LIRING-5 REFUSED SAYING QUCTE YOU SENT IT, IT WAS REBURNED TO ME AND I'M KEEPING IT URQUOTE. 4. IN LETTER LIRING--1 EXPRESSES KIS HOPE OF MERTING AMKNOB - IN PRAGUE WHERE LIRING~1 HAS 70 GC Of BUSTNESS NEXT NOWTH eo | (FEB 66)< LIRING--1 THEN ASKS AMKNOR TO WRITE OR BETTER CABLE HIM ; QUOTE TO THE HOUSE OF AMADEO UNQUOTE SAYING WHETHER HE CAN MAKE a : MEETING. LIRING-1 STATED He WOULD BE A GUEST IN HOTEL FLORA, Te : : Y : :. PRAGUE, AND THAT HE WOULD ADVISE AMXSOB OF DATE HIS ARRIVAL THERE. |; i Po : 5, «-WOACRE REP INSPECTED LETTER AND ENVELOPE, NO EVIDENCE OF 4, ; SW DISCLOSED. OPEN TEXT WOULD INDICATE LETTER CONTATHED HO SW. yk | POUCHING COPY OF LETTER. DUE RELATICNSHIP. ROWTON LIRING-3 IT WOULD . “NOT BE EASY RETAIN LETTER AND ROWTCR WILL RETURN IT TO. LIRING-5 * . WHEN LATTER RETURNS FROM FORTHCOMING TRIP PBRUMEN. ae on ; Cpt ae a fe, : } - : _ : 7 are i a 2 ; A s veh ; ‘ s we f | Aer H _ ws ” 1 . “ : 7 . \ . \ + i. _ eee” - i . | : : : 7 : . _f f 14-0000 a) WG-6 = 3/3 pled : . y 799". , wore: Dives (ino chia kien & Cm CLASSAFY TO-FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ( zorat copies -&. oe MRE TO PELE WO. _ - ee ero ner. 10 enanen Be wen y SECRET , DESTES® Ohare. Lg PERSON/UNIT WOT" FEO sy t 1 Tron / . : . DiS pen By we oe : acTaia ADVANCE COPY . . UNIT oY De. Lint fe Ss PDD cory | GD issute CT inerres ae a INFO . ; L/ , : mg v0 ce] le] du)y-3 fox cfwt-l cleuk4 C/sB-5 Cfrsp-3 "S/er-2 Szc RE T 6316162 CLIIE MEX:CO C.ry 9112 > - - : (02 CITE MENICO C3T¥ SUZ gees 3219 1 JMNAVE DIRECTOR KAPOK TYPIC LIRING AMKN9B — ; xd REF MEXICO CITY 9111 (/A4 Davee / YDENSe* | A. FRESNO2G2, COLONIA FLORIDA, MEXICO CITY B. LISTA DE CCRREOS PRINCIPAL, CIBELES, MADRID. SECRET BT . . . . MICROFILMED : a NOV 14 1966 nwa ; — 7 : . Cc. Mins. SER, i woos . : | i SOE SSat Ste dats fen ABN Realignment Ae PO Oe ee wetine fat cece ence Beet ees a x + afl tn lig Tei Lercaat ine 14-0000 . Lo. “MESSAGE FORM 4 we : TOTAL COPIES: wd eas. Jack Ste fort /na0 O vice aio 7 oo WAL O woe SECRET tay 3654 . SB wo woce , satccl Roverder 1966 "AL re me cs FILE 89. 201-84 a EB 2, seusres iwicad (CLASSIFICATION +4 (DATE AND TIME FILED) Qn (AEFER! NUMBER) SS gg aRt = ees “eT a 4 w= CITE DIRECTOR | ina ivez 49106 vol yencico crry INFO CARACAS TT om | - " KAPOK PERUMEN rors 4. MEYIAG erry oo2h (IN 27279) B. CARACAS 5157 (IH 28199). 3. APPRECIATE STATION VIEWS RE ATZEMPTING RAVE LTErO-12 ESTABLISE : HIS SOURCING REP A REFORT THAT SUBJECT VEN CO:0E, CARRYING MESSAGES FROM PEDRO MEDINA SILVA AND AMERICAN DOLLARS FOR FALN, dsb ON YENEREZLAY DOCGRATION BLACKLIS?. IN PARTICULAR, DID RFO COME FROM VENEZUELAN SECURITY AUTECRITIES WHO BQS UNDERSTANDS pane ha yates TH CONTACT WITH DFS OR FROM CUBAN EXIZES OR DOTHX? HOLE THAT MEDINA REPORTEDIY IN VANEZUELA SINCE SEPTEMEER. 2. FYI, SEVERAL REPORTS RECEIVED ON SUBJECT AND HUSBAND fans at renttnnrnien 166 HICH CONFLIGT SENSITIVE IO FROM TWO SOURCES. IF STATION COUMD’ a ae wine ESTABLISH REASONABLE GROUNDS BELIEVE SUBJECT ACTUALLY CARRYING LARGE GUN AMERICAN DOLLARS (I.E. OVER AND ABOVE TRAVELING EXPENSES), ass, wane SELINVE TP IN OUR TWIZREST ATVEAPE ENCOURAGE DFS ARREST AND SEARCH. “muee THIS, IF ACCOMPLISHED, WOULD GIVE CHANGS ASSESS VARYING REPORTS © ve 4A. (conr'D) = Tescaze | OFFICERS " aetdasine oFricen ADTMCMTICATING . SECRSE [ szcnet | " MEPRODUCTION AY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS eee} cory Mes imterneaneenee meen rurstomediraiy ae oe gemerets 7 onwveed at Meare 2S. . Saath data es ahs et 14-0000 MESSAGE FORM ———————— TOTAL CCPIES: “ORIG: . _ o FILE RID unt: : D worx eats : Dno wort : ; D ritc wes FRE HO, PEA # bissEM BY | mo O vestaoy (0 RETUAN TO —.— BRANES prow, DIRECTOR cout 1 RIO CoPY (Cuered seccae . ein T {CLASAIFICATIOND 2 (DATE AND TiWe PILED) . il He “7 cme virector = F SVOS . PAGE 2 AND IP SHE ACTUALLY SUSVERSIVE AGZIT WOULD ACOGHPLISH INZORANT DUSKUZTIGA G4 OTR TART. SOIDLESS TS Sse WOT BS YOST TTERESTED SEEDG AGY MESSAGES OR MONEY FOUSD. WOULD ALSO APPRECIATE STATION ASSESSMENT POSSIBLS DAMAGE OCR DTERESTS SUCH ARREST MIGHT HAVE, INCLUDING EFFECT ON ROWTON-LIRIG/ 3 RELATIONS HUD OF MESSAGE wi/c/ca/PA_c. anderson tin éraft) wn/3/V * __-_—. oo oo, PAE 8!) lon hr : I ee Wi coed Q - (fi 3. Xautuan a , : ; A a /ea/a s 7 ‘ a: > ? a a: c/wED we ,* . 1 ; CTOAGINATING OFFICERS. - Jt i eave 8 Avtncaricating ASIN OFFIC 1 Cea tatnd tee ater oveicea mace ree SECRET. oe aris . : . derlese hawer i ~~ - —_—— . ’ : ' t000 ot ’ “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING ‘OFFICE 1S PRONIBUTED. on tyr a —~ mo | 4 ~7 . 14-0000 INDEX? D res oO NO _. _ . swe CLASSIFY TO F4LE RO. - _LLSSUFIED RESS&Cl om rotator res vice mioll acy. 30 prance [J SECRET FEPROOUCT IGN PROMDBITED - cestroy FJsic. — PEtScn/UNds DOTHF ILD ec = ae — i peewee ee a _ ‘ Co i ACTION / . aveawce COPY ; : 4.4/2, £ ; >} RID COPY CT issuee Coarorres LJroeer thFO . . . Flue ye? eee 3 (a &) oz ALE. “YS SECRET 3211142 CITE LONDON 847A TNgv sb is 30875 _ DIRECTOR INFO MEXICO CIT ¥, dttwave TYPIC LIRING REF 3 DIRECTOR 48602 COOKE HAS BEEN IN NEW YORK FOR SEVERAL WEEKS, RETURNING LONDON 19 NOVEMBER. WIit ATTEMPT GET PROMPT REPLY AT THAT TIME. . : SECRET . Shee . ONNSH Tee riences Ne re nem riemicirain te 14-0000 , . MEMORANDUM FOR: T. Polgar wale Thre t9 talk to ven before sentin: attacied, Ye seers to believe that its is retuncy: Heo said T.Pleres wre with bic-ead believes sane J Stewart Forma nO. 10! REPLACES FORV 15-t61 1 auG S4@ MICH MAY BE USED. * CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP DATE Cable Secreteriat I |_| ACTION TCIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY r_Tarrrovat—{__|oiseatcH |_| RECOMMENDATION Remarks: FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER j FROM: NAME, ADORESS ANO PHONE NO. : i 7 aie 237 Use previous st-tions . de =| . S 7 3 * cetchebeacenmatenie t : 14-0000 isa 1, MESSAGES ANE CONSIDEAED ROUTINE UNLESS A HIGHER PRECEDENCE (5 IND’CRTES IN INTERWAL ADBSESS LINE wT von : y 12 2. SERS CAIGINAL AND ELVS-GAREN CoPpr TO CADET SECRETARIBT.. REMOVE SUPPEPT ¥G DOCUMENTS. i op kt 3. 90 HOT ERASE, X CUT m0 CONTINGE TYPING. DO NOT EZCEED 89 T¥Prieta’ fe CRARACTERS PER USE. HCC UTS | PRs eaceicis ’ SPACES, END TE “CINES WITH. THE AGT. MARGIN GUIGE BPPRC ORS -E FOR VOR TYPEWRITER ! Reltios . - * ° MESSAGE FORM ‘ TOTAL COPIES: : ome: Je stewed abt Orne ro : weit: wy DB inoex | SECRET | Ext: MNO inoex “ 201-T983¢7, BP FILE iN ¢s FILE We. Cloestroy 0 R&TURN TO ——_____ Beane rrou: DIRECTOR . [= RID COPY Conf: (euirey aurap ean [ (CLASEIFICATION?D (DATE AND TIME ED) t i i SECRET cre wecroy . ; \N om ae C4 4 ra Pewait t a : MEKICO CIEY THRO: JKWAVE FOR FRADYER 2 pw \ REPS: MEXICO CTEY 9097 (IN 31465) Haina ‘REND mee Lt : PROPS . 1. arte REALIZE serena Tu peop PoafTom SELECT COVER STORE : A A WQS RELOCTART SER APTEETION YEVITED TO RoyT0s MORE THAN ABSOLUPELY 2. FOR DAVE: HEqtege’PRADYER COMEEDS. ERD GF MESSAGE * Ref concerns cover story be} 2 furnished LIRDW-3 for tm informsticn he had on Cuban diplosat Julian LOPSZ Diez being arrested by Mexicans for : involvezent Guatemalan ‘YY . 3 oe . a . lt , : 6 f , . a . ® oo. wh kt ea . 7. : ;2 6 0/aD f& Ww/Cfw 207 mwah: o/we/2 : _ f a 1 * . . ScCRO IN ATING COCR Grae ‘AU IMenticaT es + RELEASING OFFICER a BECRET fecladea toe . oretce® : . doengeae ns 4 . : : iota! : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED. seer em / was enna ecm wernt a ser 14-0000 -. 4 —_ . : ~ a awocxs OC) ves Ono - . oe ., : “CLASSIFY TO FILE WO, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE F TOTAL CoPies / . ‘ MeREP TOPitE mo, gmoney | - ; ~eme ero O) ser. 10 ranch O SECRET veins ‘REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED sestroy $16. J PERSON/S UALT MOTIF IiD 1+ 5 2 ee heel Ee 3b ys a) a ACTION . BOVANCE COPY Time ay . > WH, c Ss : (i RID COPY oO issuto Ch icerves Oras ie tnFO — FILE YR fWHG cof ¢ pe: V HE . oF Y | SECRET 22135Z CITE MEXICO CITY $097 Acts j DIRECTOR INFO UMWAVE ake {n - Do Me LNoivs «31465 KAPQ TYPIC LIRING ‘ PEFs MEY ICO CITY 981} fiw 2724) . + de LIRING-3 TQLD WALLACE 8 ROWION EVENING 1 NOV 66 ONLY SIGNI- ‘ . “FICENT INFORMAT LON REYNALDO CEPEDA HERNANDEZ HAD GIVEN HIM IN WAY OF (2. BRIEFING FR FORTHCOMING TRIP WAS THAT LIRING-3 WOULD BE MET AT- HAVA oe A 6 rm my a rR SPD AIRPORT BY ONE HERRERA (FNU) WHO WOULD PUT ‘HIM IN “CoWTAcT WITH PROPER: “PEOPLE. : -@, FLIGHT ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR 2 NOV WAS FIRST POSTPONED. TO 3 NOV THEN SET BACK TO 4 NOV. STRIKE OF MEXICANA AIRLINE EMPLOYEES MAY CAUSE FURTHER DELAY SINCE MEXICANA SERVICES CUBANA. 3. LIRING2 AND CEPEDA MET WITH LIRING-3 26 OCT AS REPORTED: REF BUT NO SIGNIFICANT TNFORMar 1OW RESWIED. LIRING-3 SAID IT APPEPRED HIN MEETING CALLED IMPRESS HIN WITH IMPORTANCE OF CEPEDA AND LIRING-2. CEPEDA DID ALL TALKING. AMBASSADCR DROPPED IN, GREETED LIRING-3 CORDIALLY BUT LEFT. CEPEDA PREFACED MEETING WITH LENGTHY LECT URE ON POSITION CUBA VIS A VIS TRI CONTIVENTAL. POINT MADE WAS CUBA. INDEPENDENT OF ACT 1VIT IES THIS ORGANIZATION BUT DIRECILY INVOL VED SOME ASPECTS DUE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION. Cibert , . Spent 6 thee em De nee ite atte te -\ sas 14-00000 * 1: nied —— PA 2 MEXICO CITY 9497 SECRE j . 4. DURING MEETING CEPEDA ASKED LIRING-3 WHO HE KEW HAVA. LIRING-3 RUSHED THIS OFF SAYING HE KNEW MANY PEOPLE AND COULD NOT BEGIN LIST THEM, CEPEDA THEN WENT ON IN APCLOGETIC TCGNE ASKING LIRING3 AVOID T00 MUCH CONTACT WITH FRIENDS UNTIL HE HAD CONFERRED WITH THOSE INSIDE. AS RESULT MEETING LIRING-3 TOLD ROWTON HE DEF I#ITELY CONCLUDED CEPEDA DS= REP MEXICO. ROvTON TOLD LIRING-3 COMPLY WITH CEPEDA REQUEST AND NOT CONTACT FRIENOS KAVA UNT ILe HAD DISCREETLY CHECKED SUCK CONTACTS WITH PERSONS DIRECTING HIS ACTIVIT&ES, 5. AT 26 OCT MEETING CEPEDA SAD HE WOULD HAVE FINAL BRIEFING WITH LIRING-3 BEFORE HE DEPARTED. THIS FINAL SESSION HELD 1 NOV AND . RESULTED CNLY IN CEPEDA INFORMING LIRING-3 OF NAME OF: "FIRST CONTACT : ' CITED PARA ONE ABOVE. yv 6. ROWTON KAS MRIEFED LIRING-S ON’ GENERAL SECURITY PRECAUTION . . AKD WARNED HI BE ALERT POSSIMLE SIRVE-LLANCE INSIDE. ALSO IN CASE oe EXTREME PRESSURE APPLIED TO LEARN SOURCE LIRING-3°S INFO ON JULIAN . LOPEZ HE WaS TQD BY ROWTON TO INFORM THEM HE HAD C8TAINED FROM . FRIEND CRC:TON) GIVING FICTICICUS NAME FOR THIS IND TVIDUAL, WHO had : } OBTAINED FROM UNKNOKN GUATEMALA REPCOTER WHO OBTAINED FROM NATZUL : : ; ; | a GUIRRE COTX, GUATEMALAN Pct MEMEER. THIS EXTENT INFO GIVEN LIRING-3. ETE, GEREN tem SUD ° JACTUALLY AGUIRRE WAS EXILED IN cebisearzes FALL OR ARBENZ AND WAS Gots Bat PAC cab ho. ebsated Dy - Glams. Crramsh. Por? . OF CoARAL 7 “ft Cone) Cet dana Aarons a . ae . . . selene nanenes FEA oh apenas c . ‘ pan Slane Cenc iink atti td 14.00000 + 1 oT 3 7 Pag 3 MEXICO clry $297 SECRET fis INST 1 GATORS “EN ST WENT RIOTS MORELIA RECENTLY. AGUIRRE DEPORTED / «4 \ TO GJATEZALA BY MEXICANS EARLY OCT 66 ALONG WITH JAIME DIAZ in AGEGio, Fav FE Coma. COM MTES \a ‘SE QRET f as we _ cece ON worn, r ee A + br be r an . rney i ne | qe i * j ee dae ceva naan ty Asem lyn Naga ems 7 ERR ‘ ¥, see te ARRESTED “EY EY MEXICAN AUTHOR IT JES EARLY Oct 66 FOR BEING “ONE OF PRIME | 1400000 ™~ MESSAGE FORM ff TOTAL COPIES: 30 ons: 73” MOUGHAN:tph OPE wait: WH/C/CA/EW DO oar er: | 2601 Duo mote Brive mcs rig wo. ' »- 7. CITE DIRECTOR =, 48602 SECRET -_ i a 11 bon ae oe T4 NDON INFO MEXICO CITY JMWAVE ft Lat eahtal zy ToT ee ar re reat REF: DIRECTOR 34711 PLS ADVISE ‘WHETHER, COOKE HAS DEVELOPED ANY INFO ON REF REQUEST. , END OF MESSAGE ‘WH/C/MO__B/ Chiocca_ (phone) ( WH/1 J. Stewart (Phone) iv a 0 EUR/Cuba Crawford (phone) A oe . ’ , * . ; pw: ! : qr tes G, Kha . : s Qe/EUR (Pie - ia. 7, _o : a og . . : : ry 2, COORDINATING OFFICERS . sO AAC EASING GFF CEA | 3 SECRET tunedbersenae seein : . . Saaerad 3.° ne . - ae : -~ declareteaaeon peo REPRODUCTION BY oe YHAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. sore wee ‘ pile. . on 14-0000 , _. ~ snocx: [) ves OD.n0 . : B y CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ToTeL COPIES ? X-REF TO FILESNO. en este ntoO) ner. to oravce SECRET meres | REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED pesteoy C) sic. PERSON/ UNIT RATIFIED KIERO oo a oT ioe 2 ne cn Disvaty es ee 7 Action Lh. ADYANCE COPY, var Time aa i 7 4 “} . . . Y . li i as, rR COPY Oo pastes oO scottes o toere ‘ 5 \ TNFO " : me HO WAS, Do-¢ DJ 3 CE crfops fe Fefeer 2 FIP . . f . é § EC RE 1 2600552 CITE MEXICO sciTY "8977. DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE L FI TYPIC LIRING ea Pop Le ee tie, . / REF: MEXICO CITY 94a ig AOU ) oe 1. Liniig=3 REFORTED TO WALLACE B. RO¥TON 24 oci 65 Tint LIRLNG- "passed MESSAGE TO HIM MORNING 25 ocT THAT REYNALDO (CEPEDA) HERNANDEZ, FIRST SECRETARY CUBAN EMBASSY AND IDENTIFIED DGI OFFICER, WISHED SEE HIM SAME DAY. LIRING-3 MET CEFEDA SAME MORNING IN . EMBASSY RECEPTION ROOM, MEETING LASTED ASOUT 36 MINUTES, 2, CEPEDA AE IMMEDIATE REFERENCE RECENT. CONVERSATiGN LIRING 3 AND Ligthe-2 MENTIONED REF, LIRING-S FEELING SHOULD PLAY IT CLOSE To CHEST REPLIED HE HAD TALKED WITH LIRING-2 AND waS PLANNING TRIP HAVANA EARLY NOVEMBER FOR CERTAIN DISCUSSIONS, CEPEDA REPLIED HE WAS AWARE OF EVERYTHING aliD HAD CALLED LIRING-3 TO STATE HE VERY INTERES? ED ; WHOLE. AFFAIR AND WANTED WORK CLOSELY WITH LIRING-3 18 FUTURE. CEPEDA SAID HE PLANNING Go ANA 12 NOV 66 AND SUGGESTED THEY 30TH Go TO- GETHER ORDER KEEP P CLOSE CONTACT DURING DISCUSSIONS. , 3 LIRING-3 REPLIED HE WOULD TRY REVISE PLANS TO ARRANGE TRIP COINCIDE THAT “OF ‘CEPEDA. 4a ROWTON TOLD LIRING-3 THIS CLEVER PLAN OF CEPDA INSINUATE Kane ome . ieee nates wil: cecum ene ne swe ime nents 14-0000, * a PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 8977 SE CRET Sev kaa, HIMSELF IN MATTER NOT CONCERNING HIM DIRECTLY. ROWION EMPHASIZED IT ESSENT LOCAL PER “AFFAIRS T MONITOR H Se LIR AND QUEST DURING TK [AL LIRING-S CONSULT HAVANA CONTACTS PRIOR ANY INVOLVEMENT SONNEL LIKE CEPEDA WHO MIGHT WISH INFILTRATE INTO LIRING-3 HROUGH CURIOSITY OR AS CUBAN INTEL OR SECURITY DESIRING 1s ACTIVITIES. ING-3 REPORTED HE HAD AGAIN SEEN LIRING-2 MORNING 24 OCT TONED HIM RE CONTACTS HE WOULD BE EXPECTED NA¥E IN HAVANA IP, LIRING-2 REPLIED OSMANT CIENFUEGOS WOULD ¢ ZRTAINLY BE ONE OF PRINCIPAL CONTACTS. "6 PLAN HAVE LIRING-3 CABLE FRIEND ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMP FOR VISA. HE EXPECTS RECEIVE iT br 25 OCT. & mpINe-3 WILL THEN PURCHASE TICKET FOR FLIGHT SCHEDULED 3y OCT. HE WILL THEN TELL OR GET WORD CEPEDA HE LEAVING EARLIER THAN EXPECTED. ONLY FACTOR MIGHT ALTER THIS PLAN - IS INSTRUCTIONS FROM LIRING-2 DELAY DEPARTURE TO COINCIDE WITH THAT CEPEDA. SECRET : SECKE Ei BT WNNN Bats 14-00000% ( t . , KBLSSAUL FUR "? eco eens = ca mmmngrer enon i= 3. woh ~ — TOTAL COPIES: : SAW STEUAR oO ene wo : : at: H hw rt U O worn . ABT: BD wo weex parc, 8 oe DISsSeEN BY TOG O rie cs rite wo, ” comes - iuyo: VA . Fe poy 2 eat] = TOATE AND TIME FILED) ee oan = 8 2 58 Z cave pxecTor ‘¢ =O RE T CITE DIRECTOR wexteo CITY SYVOUR PERUNEN LIRING her a vexico cITY 9211 Ge? 311) a |g mexico city 884 3073 } HAS FOLLOWING LIRING-3 CASE WITH INTEREST. » PARA 7 REF B THAT QUSANS MAY VANT GET L-3 TO CUEA TO QUESTION HIM ABOUT “SOURCES”, FROM WHON OBTALBZS INFO ON LIPEZ DIAZ. | SEL LEVE iT MATTER OF HIGHES? “EPGRTANCE THAT LS BE GIVES Sis » a u " oO se) ° cr) fo) ‘U a = Lal ny a cs al oO 2 Fa -) 3 TRIP L-3 TO CUBA FER REF F. NOTE: oO No QRICINATING OFFICER JACK STEWART Vi/1 SoORDINATING OFFICER JOKE A. CASTORG wH/C/C1CS | RELEASING OFFICER . “ye. CINT FOR WILLIAM V. BROE c/w xd ‘| at - , cans 7 = . A" COORDINATING OFFICERS xe cHOue t ACLEASING OFFICER feletad tam mene peaernyae , . dec lee ates eee REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIGITEC. ie ) fo ae . : (REFERER TE NUMBER) - 47951 eye! : . . - TREE STATEMENT AUTHENTICATING orriccr copr Ke. A | ee 1400000 4 ' 1 \ 4 comaacenerre ie semmenmeaentecebteniesin amante tree serge te tannins eae iver: ves Ore cLas: ERE Pike S E\c RET 2728482 CITE NEXICO city 901 CestRoy -—~ : : . sae stey 10 FILE no. CLASSIFIED vessuce (9 yet COPIES tal la 19 Fite. nt. 20 acy. Yo saance [) ADVANCE COPY O tsseco ‘a stories wri Verce i LL artis x2?2 4 tr Director INFO JEUAVE a pie EB ? abi a trie Lining a ie: . ae : | REFS MERICO CITY enGw3S3 2s e le LIRING-3 TOLD WALLACE B. ROWTON EVENING 26 OCT 56 THAT HE HAL] BEEN ASKED BY LIRING-2 2 CONE TO EMBASSY AT 1982 HOURS THAT NIGHT FOR) MEETING WITH LIRING-2 AND "REYNALDO CEPEDA HERNANDEZ. n~ aG 6. LIKING-3 PRESSED LIRING-2 FOR GENERAL IDEA OF MEETING SENDA. LIRING-3 REPLIED QUOTE WHEN YOU GO TO HAVANA YOU WILL BE SEGING CERTAIN CENTRAL AMERICANS AND We WOULD LIKE TO TALK THIS Ov; . 13. LIRING-3 WILL MAKE DETAILED REPORT TO ROWTON EVENING 27 OCT WH HaV AWA ON FLIGHT SCHEDULED 1 NOV 66. _ . , : . s Le : s/>- SECR'E TS ar; Rink as /% fepoated | fe Hrd [earn seek aA 2Y¢Qr 4 - BI WITH YOu BEFGRE YOU GO IN UNQUOTE. Ick WILL EE TAPED. ACCORDING PRESENT PLANS ‘LIRING-3 WILL LEAVE FOR (acRet Oe 4 a : . « 7 : ut 14-0000 wworxs (Yves ©) no CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. R-REF TO FILE WO. Fike eG rer. To prancn (} orsteoy Ci sic. te! Diss zz “ 10" Lit ‘PADVANCE COPY = DC rasere Ss © ic R ET 2600552 CITE MEXICO CITY 8977 | DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE TYPIC LIRING - | REF? MEXICO CITY gaa 2SO1F ) 7 . ‘Le, LIRING-5 REPORTED TO WALLACE B. ROWTON 24 OCT 66 THAT 1° LaRIENG-4 PASSED MESSAGE 10 HIM MORNING 23 OCT THAT REYNALDO (CEPEDA) “| WERINANDEZ, FIRST SECRETARY CUBAN EMBASSY AND IDENTIFIED DGI OFFICER, WISHED SEE HIM SAME DAY. LIRING-3 MET CEPEDA SAME MORNING TS : _ ENBASSY RECEPTION ROOM, MEETING LASTED ABOUT 50 MINUTES. | TE CEPEDA MADE. IMMEDIATE REFERENCE RECENT CONVERSATION LIRING “3.AND LIRING-2 MENTIOWED REF. LIRING-3 FEELING SHOULD PLAY IT CLOSE ; Td} CHEST REPLIED HE HAD ‘TALKED WITH LIRING-2 AND WAS PLANNING TRIP KAVANA EARLY NOVENSER FOR CERTAIN DISCUSSIONS. CEPEDA REPLIED HE WAS WARE OF EVERYTHING AND HAD CALLED LIRING-3 TO STATE HE VERY INTERESTED “WHOLE AFFAIR AND WaNTED WORK CLOSELY WITH LIRING-3 IN FUTURE. CEPEDA SAID HE PLANNING GO Rava 12 NOV 66 AND SUGGESTED THEY. BOTH GO TO- GETHER ORDER KEEP CLOSE CONTACT DURING DISCUSSIONS.. 3. LIRING-3 REPLIED HE WOULD TRY REVISE PLANS TO ARRANGE TRIP COINCIDE THAT OF CEPEDA. 4. Rowton TOLD LIRING-5 THIS CLEVER PLAN oF cEPDA INSIMUATE SELAE L ee a coe . ae meee BUTTE TE ST 6 nalgtnbsted avatar are + 1400000 LOCAL PERSONNEL LIKE CEPEDA WHO MIGHT WISH INFILTRATE INTO LIRiNG-3 AFFAIRS THROUGH CURIOSITY OR AS CUBAN INTEL OR SECURITY DESIRING MONITOR HIS ACTIVITIES. 5, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE HAD AGAIN SEEN LIRING-2 MORNING 24 OCT AND QUESTIONED HIM RE CONTACTS HE WOULD BE EXPECTED MAKE IN HAVARA DURING TRIP. LIRING-2 REPLIED OSMANI CIENFUEGOS WOULD CERTAINLY Bz ONE OF PRINCIPAL CONTACTS. . 6. PLAN HAVE LIRING-3 CABLE FRIEND ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMP FOR VISA. HE EXPECTS RECEIVE IT BY 28 OCT. LIRING-3 WILL THEN PURCHASE TICKET FOR FLIGHT SCHEDULED 31 OCT. HE WILL THEN TELL OR GET WORD CEPEDA “HE LEAVING EARLIER’ THAN EXPECTED. ONLY FACTOR MIGHT ALTER THIS PLAN 1S INSTRUCTIONS FROM LIRING-2 DELAY DEPARTURE TO COINCIDE WITH THAT CEPEDA. SECRET Sean @ec XE} BT . NNNN nctieaentasted a , , SBL rss PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 8977 S ECRET. ~~ GS HIMSELF IN MATTER NOT CONCERNING HIM DIRECTLY. ROWION EMPHASIZED IT ESSENTIAL LIRING-3 COKSULT HAVANA CONTACTS PRIOR ANY INVOLVEMENT 5 14-0000 ' | MEMORANDUM: a i Wed Gt M SUBJECT : Handling of LIRING-3 as Hostile Agent : In view of Station Mexico City's statement in paragraph 6 of MEXI 8944 (IN 23093), which presumably comes from LIRING-3's handler Wallace B. ROWTON, to the effect that LIRING-3 "still has strong anti-U.S. feelings". the time has ; ra! : u come to review the LIRING-3/Op#: th the same cable. the Station sey forth several control elements including true name receipts and taps made in ROWIAN'S safehouse of LIRING-3's amourous sessions wilh a young art's student. What avvears to be lacking: Aw rot considering the case ‘as the handling of a double agent. hostile, 9is “nomework--that is to say, that there are certain actions that should be taken in the case as follows: . a. Placing of. a phoze tap on L-3's telephone, if it can be determined tha 7 he tas a telephone. . b. Intercept. of all mail going to LIRING-3's home ~ ; address. . . c: Physical and photo surveillance of I-3 to determine any patterns of actions or contacts with suspicious persons. ,if L-3's contacts and actions agree with what L-3 tells ROWT@N and to allow ROWTQN to be prepared to cover himself in his relations {+ with Le3. oe _ _ d. To discref¥ly investigate 1-3's sources of .income, , j.e., to see if his income fron teaching art classes (and more recently from his wife's salary from SRtN8) are sufficient to: . account for his scale of living, whatever it is. 14-0000 (7 — a There are indications in the file that: “the "homework" . as outlined above has not yet been done.. The Station was Pik 104 mod queried in DIR 39039, and in DIR- 9744! as to, the above matters. It is noted in NEXICO CITY- ayy that the Station said that 4t did not as yet have "independent checks" on this agent, beyond evidence of entry to the Cuban Embassy furnished by LIONION photo surveillance, and in fact had only his word on vad Pattie costo pradene 5 claimed actions and statements. pthat LIENVOY and LITAINT-2 confirm that L-4, L-3's wife, is definitely employed as a secretary to LIRING-1 as claimed by L-3. The Station tended to doubt that L-3 is a Cuban plant but said that even if he were, teat it was no additionai risk (tue Station was reforring to a proposed trip by L-3 to Cuba) since L-3 would be provided with x suitable uncheckable explenation as to how L-3 obtained info on ‘the LOPEZ case. ' e. Check as suggested in DIR 07441 on status « LIRING-4's father, who is presumably a Chinese, repurtedly ia the United States. This is of interest in view of stringent U.S, entry requirements laid on Chinese. | . \ . as! 14-0900 id ° . tay . 7 Zo 4 wots: Oves 0 x0 ‘ C . a ceaSdire TO FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Nu rorat_cories : a-atf YO FILE as. Aas: ere aiol ert. to seancn (3 sastaoy DJ) sic. ADVARCE COPY 4 GB tae ute ia suerte 22 0c1 05523033 SIE C RE T 2282162 CITE MEXICO CITY 8944 $ DIRECTOR INFO JMVAVE TYPIC LIRING — REF DIRECTOR 39239 le LIRING-2 CALLED LIRING- -3 TO EMBASSY 19 OCT. DURING MEETING L-22 A. THANKED L-3 FOR HiS COOPERATION DURING LOPEZ AFFAIR AND ! GomPLIXENTED. HIM ON ACCURACY HIS INFO. if GGESTIONS aNd B. SAID HAD GIVEN MUCH THOUGHT TO L-3 SUG&G - “GRITICIENS AND ADDED QUOTE WE WOULD LIKE YOU ASSIST US FIR FATHER UN SPECIFIC PROJECTS HERE IN MEXICO UNQU PER PREV 1OUS DIRECTIVES FROM ROWTON L-5 TOLD L~2 vouLD BE GLAD HELP REVOLUTION PROVIDED: / JAD PROJECTS ASSIGNES HIM BE OF IMPORTANCE: TO REVOLUTION: 3, EMBASSY PERSONNEL Not BE INVOLVED IN THEM FOR NUTUAL PROTECTION. ‘| 3. L-3 REACT ION TO L-2 VERY FAVORABLE soveu 1weNres HEM ON SER1OUS APPROACH SAID HAD ANTICIPATED L-3°S CONDITIONS aNp FELT L-3 SHOULD GO HAVANA TO DISCUSS PROJECTS DIRECTLY. WITH RESPONSIBLE PERSONS RATHER THAN WORK THROUGH EMBASSY. (1-2 “pID NOT THINK IT WISE SECRET 20 Mes tezranng fr tomemaeal “] inna ial — . 2 nee deattneee pees nm 1400000 ‘ADVICE AND GUIDANCE IN ALL ACTIONS, AGREED WITH ROWTON HE SHOULD NOT, APPEAR NEED FUNDS TO. MAKE TRIP SINCE YANTED CONTINUE HAVE FREE ae ew. PAGE THO YEXICO CITY eoaasECRET ST GRET . PRESS FOR DETAILS. L-2 SAID AMBASSADOR IN FULL AGREEMENT-AND.HOPED H-3 WOULD BE ABLE TRAVEL WITHIN NEXT TWO WEEKS. ° A. ROWTON ENCOURAGED L-3 PROCEED WITH PLANS FOR TRIP AND PROMISED PROVIDE “SXIMUM SUPPORT, L-3 STATED WOULD NOT MENTION ROVTON (AS GREEK FRIEND) TO CUBANS 3UT WOULD COUNT COMPLETELY ON LATTER'S 7 i . HAND In PRELIMINARY NEGOTIATIONS. WOULD EXPECT CUSANS FINACE HIS te ACTIVITIES ONCE BEGINS WORKING FOR THEN. FINANCES NOT NENT IGNED ‘IN MEETING WITH L-2. , — Cc | Se “L-3 FEELS CU3A NEEDS COMMERCIAL CONTACTS WITH WEST. SINCE ROWTON DOES NOT APPEAR AGAINST REVOLUTION AND WANTS DEVELOP TRADE . WITH CUBR, L-~3 WILLING WORK FOR HIM, AGREES WITH RCWTON THAT TO TRADE WITH CUBA, MUST HAVE SOOD INSIGHT IN WHAT IS gornqos THERE, POLITICALLY AS NELL AS ECONOMICALLY. AT SANE TIME L-3 BELIEVE, CUBANS OPERATING IN MEXICO WITH PCOR SECURITY AND FEELS THAT WITH ROWFON'S ASSISTANCE COULD DO BETTER JOB AND SERVE BOTH ROWTON AND REVOLUTION. HIS CONDUCT WITH CUBANS THEREFORE IS NATURAL AND HIS CLANDESTINITY {WITH ROVTON JUSTIFIED IN HIS EYES ON GROUNDS IT NECESSARY FOR OWN WELFARE. SECRET te 14-D0000. at coat . — * |PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY 8944 SECRET QSGRET |. DIRECT WoFACT APPROACH AT THIS TINE WOULD DEFINITELY | SHOCK L-3 WHO STILL HAS STRONG ANTI WOLADY FEELINGS AND COMPROMISE OP. DEGREE OF L-3°S ASSOCIATION WITH ROWTON SUFFICIENT COMPROMISE HIM WITH CUBANS AND LEFTISTS SHOULD IT COME TO LIGHT. OTHER CONTROL ELEMENTS ARE TRUE NAME RECEI°TS AND Tar TAPES MADE IN ROWTON'S SAFE HOUSE OF L-3 AMOROUS SESSIONS WITHCYOUNS ART. ART STUDENT.” IN ViiW OF ABOVE BELIEVE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLOITATION OF L-3 SHOULD CONTINUE ON CURRENT BASIS HIS RELATIGNSHIP WITH ROWTON AS NOTHING WOULD SE GAINED BY FORMAL RECRUITMENT AT THIS TIME. : 4%. SiATION AWARE CUSANS MAY WANT GET Les To Cuba 7 + —_ = i = o cs pay Sake i Lo) Ry c ay Ww . INVEST IGAT ING~: POSSIBILITIES GIVE L-3 NAME OF STATION CENTRAL AMERICAN LEFTIST HIM ABOUT "SOURCES" FROM WHOM OF EQ_ON LOPEZ. ASSET OR EVEN D.F.S. CONTACT (WITHOUT IDENTIFYING THEM AS ASSET OR ‘| CONTACT), L+3 WOULD EXPLAIN THAT INFO. FRG THESE SOURCES, WHO% . | HE DOES NOT KNOW, WAS TRANSMITTED 16 KIM VIA LOCAL FOREIGN LEFTIST | 7 wire WHOM HE HAS REGULAR CONTACT PLAN BUT WHOSE ADDRESS OR REAL , PF AME HE DOES NOT KNOW.. | | : 8, STATION NOT AWARE YET OF TIM 6) ON CUBA TRAVEL, BUT TENTATIVELY VIEWS WITH FAVOR PENDING SE CE IPT AND STUDY ALL LN I OEE AVAIL ABLE BACKGROUND DATA ON Lr “FROM EQWTON« AWARE FACT cepnanemem = . one > Genero Yas ten eet ee ee 14-00000 PAGE FOUR MEXICO CITY 8944 SECRET S “UNC! “OUT OF LOCAL FUNDS. -§$ECRET ~ “+ £1C1 HAS NO INDEPENDENT CHECKS THI EVIDENCE OF ENTRY TO EMBASSY FURNISHEED BY LICNION. HAVE cp ASRS PREP en a casera ta OF SITS EE AT ENC gh —— ONLY HIS WORD OY CLAIMED ACTIONS AND STATEMENTS, HOWEVER, 0 FAR TEND DOUST HE CUBAN PLANT, BUT EVEN IF SHOULD SE, STATICY INCURRIxG NO ADDITIONAL RISK BY FALLING IN WITH TRIP, SINCE Wy oP ROVTR Pb UL WITH SUITARLE CYABLE EXPLANATION HOW HE OBTAINED INFO CN LOPEZ. LIRING-4° DEFINITELY. EMPLOYS, S_SECRETARY LIIRING~1| CONFIRMED BY L-3, LITAINT-2 AND LIENVSY. STATICN i 9, FACT NOT SuRE, HOWEVER, IF SHE PAID BY HAVANA OR BY EMBASSY BT y i + | Ey SS ene Ne TNT 1400000 ate mee Lenred Me Reh bremUt ter te é é ee We ae O ner. ta enance C) 4 DESTBCY Oi ssc. . te / : we : pa ° ‘| ets Ono €)TO VALE wee TOIT ILE 90. | A ~~ f . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —_"_rovat_corues , w bso m B y acTion ADVARCE COPY unt ype FAB COPY | Chana Clann Pn Cue) | “ * . rie vh Up Cylapt Cofsen Cit, EL oar Caspes i { 7 S EC RE T 2123182 CITE MEXICO CITY 8958 DIRECTOR INFO JNWAVE wv RE wr “FL r2Qerts 123088 volre LTR ING F| MEXICO CITY S€59 l wl Ze 14) 1. LE ERIW ef FE PORTED 70 ROWTON 19 OCT 66 KE HAD MADE CONTACT ty CEEILIA CARMEN NARQUEZ DE ROSS!E AFTER LATTER ARRIVED OW CUBANA IGHT FROM HAVANA {7 OcT 66. |2, LYRING-3 STATED LIRING-4 HAD MET CECILIA AT PLANE BUT THAT LA uy PO RE eae TTER HAD BEEN $0 OPEN IN EER DEN: LATION OF CASTRO RESINE THAT RINGS TOLD LIRING-4 BREAK CONTACT FOR FEAR JEOPARDIZING HER . _— SITION. LIRI8G-4 NOTED CECILIA WAS CONTACTED aT UGTEL BY CUBAN (eee. FUGEES 9F “DOUZTE UL LOYALTY” AND THAT CECILIA, AFTER THESE CONTACTS, \. WAS SEEN. TO HAVE LARGE sui U.S, DOLLARS IN HER POSSESSION, LIRING~4 REPORTED SHE SAW ONE QUANTITY AMOUNTING TO FIVE HUNDRED. Al 3, IW VIEW Lt RING- 3 PRESENT STATUS WITH LIRING=2. iL SRING=5 a CONF IRHED WITH RaWTON THAT HE SHOULD REPORT Facts of CECIL1a TO IRING- +2, KE BEvlEVES THAT TO WITKHOLD SUCK INFORMATION MIGHT WORK TO HIS DISADVANTAGE WERE IT TO BECOME KNOWN TO CUBAN EMBASSY PERSONNEL. , - 4, CECILIA REPORTED JO LIRING-4 THAT CUSANS HAD BUMPED HER CFF (PLANE 9 OCT 66 OW PRETEXT THERE NO ROOM, DID NOT ARREST OR. QUEST: IN ' . . . 7 nea ets Deda AMinine ie He 14-0000 PAGE TuO MEXICO cITY sseSEcRET SECR ART HER AND LATER ALLOWED HER AND CHILDREN LEAVE ON i7 OCT. SHE REMAINED i IN KAVANA HOTEL DURING INTERIM. | 5. CECILIA PROFESSES KAVE NO KNGWLEDGE KER FORMER KUSBAND, HOWEVER, MEXICO CITY NEWSPAPER EL UNIVERSAL, 11 OCT 66, CARRIES STORY DATELINED RIO DE JANEIRO, 10 OfT 66 IN WHICH RAMON ROSSIE, NANED 1% PAPER AS RANON RODRIGUEZ, DENCUNCES CASTRO REGIME AND STATES SE GOING MAKE HOME iN RIO. LIRING-3 GAYE EL UNIVERSAL CLIPPINS OF STORY TO ROWTON. ] Sle cacti an | gecers \ ieee ~ wf a wt —< * . gf + ibe nnn dead 14-0000 ! : es . MESSAGE FORM ,, ymca : ; on . TOTAL COPIES: re oe = { eas| MARVIN FRAKCIS . Orns mo beep Bee vue] WH/C/FI/TC 0 woes SECRET pi | rik 2625 Owowis - | " Lit : 2} ————— : c:19 OCTOBER 1966 Meuewesrntre 201- B00004 ~ ne : vida ov fran a) : wae pger nn FR rei ees i) B» eos Taavencsce wumeoer) => SECRET 2 46 im? CITE DizECTOR . oj . . : . m_ts = ' 9 = | MEXICO CITY INFO: RIO DE JANEIRO, CARACAS, JMWAVB . TYPIC AMPOP , “REF: MEXICO CITY 8889 (IN 20149) (BEING SENT RIO DB JANEIRO) food oe , a j FOR MEXICO CITY: PLEASE ATTEXPT cLICIT FROM LIRING/3 * INFORMATION CONCERNING AMPOP/1'S WIFE AND FAMILY WHO ARE SUBJECTS OF - REFERENCE. PARTICULARLY INTERESTED WIFE'S news PLANS; HER TREAT- f(| ewer WHILE CUBA; AND REACTION AMPOP/1 EMPLOYERS TG HIS DEFECTION AX [gif | DESERTION BIS “FAMILY. | | . \ EXD OF MESSAGE of C/HH/C/FL ose fe “— VV ad . pemuerer dp el AE . AOE EY Ms: i bee | ij = wis. “Rx : FO tiles WH/INV = vas Bb Wherein 7 iF aa V. BROE ind ee 7 ; maul vcr” aided Haute, emit "ye ‘ 4 . oo + ‘ ‘ . a Coon es ties oFFscees oe : 4 ELCasecs ovr.cen : a . | our . 4a. {8 SECRET : a - vier boa é, OTHER Tran me ISSUING orice, ‘3 PROMIDITED. mi eT ern e ewe Oe feat oh he A Se : toe - re Se a 14-0000 + - i Cy ifs ‘ lance, Cece Ooo vera soot : . , i cuacarey TO FILE HO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | . Pa wer 70 Fite bo. emus : . i Se canummatnenesmmmnetetndisenmemenmneneenemeanl bao ao . y ive ai) acr. ro pauce O SECRET ("SE aed =| REPRODUCTION PROHIG ITED — peateoy Cero. 2 eeascarumit earee ree [se Cr) __ D- . Cl ee “D:. Boer, j Gets " — ~ PAR ANE Ced Te AMES PLDG, Def uh -§ Rirw COPY [TH Claes ae tafo FILE CSD ‘a é “6 Clas C/Fe-2 CKep ah 4-2 SECR E T 9718252 CITE MEXICS CITY 8757 : ‘| PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE, GUATEMALA : , : «7Ocrh& 12388 =. “ » +f KAPOX TYPIC. LIRING ~ ‘ ° vast . . , semehan Fe INN ” r '| REFs MEXICO CITY gos2 (/V* ie od 1. STATION PURSUING JULIAN LOPEZ DIAZ ARMS SuUSSLING ‘CASE WITH - TVO OZJECTIVES: A. “BURN” LOPEZ IN EYES HIS SERVICE AND EXPOSE CUBAN IN- VOLVEMENT IN ARMS CASE. THIS DELICATE UNDERTAKING IN VIEW "" 'l wey cau EFFORTS PLAY DOWN CASE AND AVOID MENTION CUBAN INVOLVE- remy! hoa MENT. Lo 7 g. zpevage LIDINS-3 [PTRYES OF CUGAN EMBASSY IM NEXTCOUAND coe SSS rv, - KOPE HE MIGHT gE breve Tire Local, CBeas SPONSORED CLANDESTINE ee CAR TREAD Set Se fp LAID vO. THIS ALFEADY DISCUSSED BY ROWTON ERY LS 89 AGREED SR ee , . hc “acum {Mand indirect bengs ANNE R COOPERATE PRCVIDING CUBS “PROVIDING HIN WITH 3000 SECURITY. | 2. AS PROBABLE DIRECT RESULT FACING ARREST, LIRING-3 SAV AYBASSADOR JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ ARMAS. A PER STATION INSTRUCTIONS RELAYED BY ROTO, L-3 3 LOPEZ WITH FAQES KIS T LATTER'S 4 REQUEST ON 2 ccT. MADE FOLL POINTS! ; y se UOR WAS ‘ A. LCPRZ YHO TALYED: UNDER ‘THE INFLUENCE OF LIQ Saget bo Be REN! Fo eee ten 8 BAT BRED AMER qs pRedN AaTF | . 3 te. me “QP re hers + 14-0000 aoe 2 4r%ico CITY 2757 SECRET SECRET . : RESPONSIBLE FOR ARYS CASE ARFESTS. ONE cF PeRgoWS ¥HO OVERHZARD 7 ; Twi couracteD POLICE ¥HO SURVEILLED LOPEZ 7R10R TG RAID ON : bsonzaLez #2! | B, LOPEZ FOOLISHLY INVOLVED HIMSELF UNDER HIS DIPLOMATIC * | STATUS IV CLANDESTINE A ACTIVITIES BETTER UNDERTAKES 3Y TNDIVI- tate “DUALS EADY SERVE RE¥VILUTION AND NUCH LESS CONSPICUOUS, SUCK AS font ‘ heb ‘LIRING-3. a ce KUPL AND Catotn iS inv of Lopes canis ee ARIFCT LOCAL fu) “HARASSMENT SHOULD STIRY LOPEZ INVOLVEMENT 2£ PRINTED, lee? . . ~ : EONDOFZ ARREST OBTAINED FROM “LEFTIST CENTRAL a “BMSRICAN TEIENOS™ VEU SAID HE WOULD NOT IDENTIFY FURTHER FOR f ee eee EEE “OBVIOUS REASONS, - 7” bye a neal . . 7 (3, ALTHOUGH APPRECIATIVE, CUBAN AMBASSADOR TRIED GIVE LOW KEY “LEYPHASIS TO ENTIRE £275 AFFAIR. IN COURSE 2 OCT eeET! THIS ANGERED L-3, a ‘LATTER CALLED ON AMZASSADOR MEXT EVENING TO WARN RIM THAT “STORY OF ARIS CASE SOLD IN “Z4ICO TO FOTEIGN NEWSMAN™. THIS A>PEA RED #ORRY " AMBASSADCE WHE ALSO SHOWED CONCERN WHEN L-3 AGAIN POINTED TO GUILT e AND FOOLISHNESS OF LOPEZ AND REITEMATED NIS CONCERN FOR LOPEZ’ WIFE, Q AMBASSABOP SAID MRS. LOPEZ DLE LEAVE FOR HAVANA CN ext PLASE C. T CR * 8 ocT>. : : : = a, LATE 4 oct LIRING-2 ASKED STE L+3, OSTENSIBLY TD THANK RIM a. i SECRET | a 8 a : rae Gh Uae a 14-0000 AGE S MERIC. C e157 SEC R re 4 exGE 3 MEXICS CITY 575 E FT 3ECRET pop Hig IvEerst 1 weeaagot” AFFAIRS. 3 PEPEATIO WHAT YE ALREADY L-2 VISIELY “eee es HAD HAZD TIME y AMBASSADOR. 2 4 “A - 2 mH uw 4 fe) BELIEVING LOPEZ LOOSE TALK RESPONSIBLE np EVERYTSA b=3 STRESSED iT INFANTILE FOR cusANs TO BE USING DIPLOMATS FOR » cLANDESTEE ops aS SUCH EFFORTS EASY SPOT At 4D COULD sep rousLy JEP PARDIZE MEXICANS cuBAN RELATIONS. L-3 ADDIO IT PROBA2LY YERY COSTLY TO KEEP CUSAN Ite VOLVESENT 18 ARMS AFFAIR QUIET. L-2 SAID CURES SID NOT HAVE TG PAY BUT L-5 PEPLICOD HE DID NOT SELIEVE 17 4&5 KNEW MEXICANS ONLY To9 WELL. L-2 CURRENTLY SITTING IN ofr Ice OF COUNSELOR CF ENEASST. ‘WIS MEETING WITH L-3 LEFT LATIER Gavin SIP ete THPRE ESSION L-2, assessine HIS FOR £ POSSIBLE RECRUITMENT. 5, ARMS STORY LNCLUDING LOPEZ INVOLVEMENT APPEARED IN GUATE= MALAN “ELINPARC IAL” 3 act. AT STATION DIRECT LONs LITA“ IL-2 PASS- I8G as “IRATE ANTI- -COMMIE “E SXICAN PHONED GUATENALAN ENS. ATTENTION OF EM2aSSY TO "ik TAL” ARTICLE | von APPARENTLY ¥OULD esy FOR NEXT Fey DAYS. A150 EVENING 9 oct NOT BE RECEIVED AT EHDA TORNCFF CONTACT (aH Orr IcEa MENTIONED "IMPARCIAL” PI£CE TS sotin en . IGUSLY KNOWN CF iT). HE SEEMED Pisinusoy & ENGLISH LANGUASE PEPER HENT LOWED SECRET HAD NOT PREV PHONE CALL TC UNKNOUNT PARTY. - wa : aes emeahe ds wags. Sat HE wees” “ao “wo net . ~AS gassy 5 OCT TC CALL ela he et Se es ee 14-0000 \ 3 _ o, , . t PAGE 4 MEXICO CITY 757 S trerpet SECRET x CUSAN PIVGLVENENT IN APNS O47 6 OCT WITHOUT SIVING LOPEZ IDENTITY, ; SIMPLY KENTIONING THAT CUBAN GFFICTAL INVOLVED “DISAPPEARED”. ; LICONET=1 WAS APPROACHED BY JPL STRINGER LATE 5 OCT AND ASKED VERIFY | || LOPEZ ARREST. AFTER CHECKING WiTH STATION L-1 WILL CONF Ine (| LOPEZ ARSESTED WITHOUT FURTHER DETAILS. STATION HAS ARRANGED HAVE ; LICOKET-20 DISCPEETLY PHOTOGRAPH DEPARTURE HRS, LOPEZ AT AIRPORT : || UNDER COVER HIS FUNCTIONS, HOPE TO BE ABLE USE PHOTOS FOR FURTHER 4 | os] BRTICLE IN FOREIGN PRESS, WILL ADVISE. a SECRET : ‘BT | a ae | p “- | geeret Tom Paap ” Ss, : “PE: 14-0000 t : ; . mo i a ee, NRE) tes. od deste | _ : SECRET = = nepacoucriom eesuietten i beareoy CD sre. na |PeRdeaT oa BETTE TES _. fe CRE T C2162 Cie Ainley CITY B63S n Sot wine Clon lef O JueAve, Shar eGRLA CLTY : 2ocr 6607879 WOYFIC LInihe : hbé: teatcd-c1iy ¥ ose] re ona" ie bandwares RAD ALLELVED Keauesi FRon JUAGLIN HER aANDEZ . 1 WpmeniS FOR MEETING Aue MEETING SChEDULED wight OF 2 OCTOdER 1966 Lu . * ICuoRt EMGASSY. 4 DouoT oul THAT HERS KANDEZ REGUEST FO HEETING RESULT / VE OLERING/S COUFRGSTATIOn GF GuULIA® LUPEZ HEKTIONED REF. j 2. LIRLMS/3 PREPARES Gtve H-RRANDEZ Sac STORY KE GAVE - LOPEZ oul Sits THO AbOiTiGuAL POINTS WHICH WILL ob EWPARSIZEDY | Re ACCOAELGG Te Liniadvs FRIGEDS, anh Re 13 STRUCT | bo TERT OY, 425 esTs Che LAS OR wpe LFFECL CusAnS SuPer ontial vacates Iw GuATESALA AND: KE AT “Head ok e i ; VP PRORT Eh GEXICO, AS RESULT THIS DISCLOsixz wERICAN POLICE ReaD OF ‘ : bn AG Ait volGad POLLG. ite bcréz al LEAST Two seZKs ‘GEFORE ARRESTS RADE. ‘|. \ oe Lopez’ Fobh or iakiNe QCTIVE FART Is REVCLUT LOWARY ' SurPoaT Ate SnGULU AVE PROTECTED HINSELF Aino CUEAKS oY sts She be ( eROPLE AS LIRESC/S AUD GURER HEXICANS OR CENTRAL auexicabs, Kori oy OF PINES AWS CLEVATS Valu OF L1aLaG/3 TO Guohe ciioASSY AMO ITS - - Totalat AULEGAL/CLANOCST LAE ACTIViI 1e5e . SECHET 2 fo} r ma 2 ee. er Sr coe CS Oe eee ee or eh ee ee 14-0000 a soon +!t% Juuaw Lerez Dine “| sheet doe bree mere Fee eR US Bobi lee bae Cue we 5 LooMe RAE GEE D Or “Teter beeen Su verity ETACLS SS LATE tLicnt WaiCh SC _~ SECRET e OOF 1 © Pa] ek de ete uP Ralorstey rn aba Ce ves Fe) BN eae ter 14-0000 . { I . 4 } if t | 7 . . oy bert 107 422 ve ees eat ay 3 ' > ; { 7 is : i x - ' = : ~ Epa4 es SEP TOE ‘ foe See carl) . EF 5 AS a 1" : u . . [ ‘ . . ss | Loo x Lo El eek stg Bil . - a . . be yoo . | Ee . : i : . i co oo. . 14-0000 a, area 7 ree 2bcRnet Cry eT. Chee Yin $Seed Te Teed DGLL AK ELLS, HOSE AND TIP : mek OME CAFR YING $Seed is 4 Ph St AT L (toaaL sO fA X08 1hG Th Wy ce ceee ee tte oe wate 14-0000 * eee te : ie Cipy -.37 2 fC ET i : wees Ppp eee ca C2 OAT OIF Tile Lome. i { 4. ° - nr) nwo OF Smog : F Fee ee eel Lat Der LOPE Ta aed x 4 \ Tin Fe. Le ALLY KR tit i & eo TLL. AS OSE2 AFFAIR ! : mawe —_ 3 ~ a Loe : SOME CENTRAL 4 i ; wT ble. LOB. Tl gaTES 7 FAIENDS MUST 4 ] 4 7 a . cos tek nN + ae ay 4 , ee el ee tt: 1 in Aad Case rébeavine z ode | Mott yee PLANE SOT SUE UNTIL 4 to So nd TOUAY.: LOPEE TAdh @ndTHER - : 7 PLGSHT ADVANCES j _ we an wir bat 3 ma hE SAW 8G SiShe GS FRYSICAL ran . L PR ey me oper . . Were sk, ! 4 | : . ry _ 4 i } i - I . } ; { : an a . - 14-30000 soWERICO CITY INFO JHWAVE m WRtdZ 7 7 “Tepe Lrersa | “REFS: A) MEXICO CITY 8651 (IN 04697)* ae B) MEXICO CITY 7711 (IN 43725)** ~{ 7 FROM HQS READING OF THIS OP, APPEARS THAT ROWTON/LIRING-3 | "> RELATIONSHIP MAY BE NEARING POINT OF POSITIVE RECRUITMENT. ; . ; REQUEST CURRENT STATION READING CF OPERATION AND UPDATED ASSESSMENT i - UERING-3 AND <4 INCLUDING POSSIBLE PLANS FOR RECRUITMENT OF EACH, |. AS. STATION BEEN_APLE, PLACE TECHNICAL OF OR_OTHER.SUBV.EILLANCE AS LRING/Y ’ MENTIONED REF_B? HAS_LATAMIL»7_BEEN ABLE VERLEL foe ELPLOYMENT . eel eee UIRING? Le on wee. of” : : : wBeChR EW! smot O Fiz wo ay, WH/C/CICS O wore [secret | 2578 0 worn are: 28 SEPT 66 Drie mw ¢s rive wo. 4 an . MESSAGE FORM 21 eae (ee TOTAL Copies: * ES. Pre reeeaaenninanemnnns anneal ce ee peer ge a _ . END OF MESSAGE K fees ATACHED, C/WH/C/CICS C/WH/C/FI _ _T, Hazlett (dr 7 WH/C/FI/TC J, Lucey _(draf : C/WH/C/CA/PA C,. Anderson (draft) a) C/WH/1 --33-Fisher (draft) oO save r0 R. Oftman _(draf 7 bigggn oi Pass C/WHD oe COORDINATING OFFICERS —- vices, ap ofeen Jee | coer ae, J 7 . REPRODUCTION yin OTHER THAN THE USSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED: . | is . . . a : Ree rete ’ . [14-0000 “~ woex: Oves OJ wo CLASSIfY TO FELE NO. XeREP TY FILE NO. eve eicO) ter. to erance ocstaoy TL) sic. PERSCM/UMIT KOTIFIED r i ADVANCE COPH..5 Ys 4 : DD issues CJ scocree CT roved ; t INFO 3 ? Fue VE-WH & loa, Glos NCS SEC : T 272215Z CUTE MEXICO CITY 2651 . DIRECTGR [NFO JitvAVE ZiSeek: 04697 TYPIC LIRING | le LIRING-3 TOLD WALLACE dg. ROWTON 26 SEPT THAT LIRING-4 NOW _OFFICTALLY EMPLOYED AS SECRETARY TO LIRING- 1. ACCORDING 70 LIRING-3 LIRING-! AND LIRING-2 WILL 80 HOME PCS IN DECEMBER. 2. NEW CONSLL WHO WILL REPLACE LIRING-1 IS EMPLOYEE WHO WAS ASSIGNED TO EMBASSY TWO YEAHS AGO, LIRING-3 COULD NOT RENENSER HIS . NAME BUT WILL QUERY LIRING-4 AND OBTAIN. _ 3. LIRING-3 TOLD ROWTON KE HAD BEEN ASKED ABOUT CULTURAL ACTIVI- | TIES AT EWAASSY SY ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CANPS ON LAST TRIP TO KAVWA. LIRINS-3 SAID HE REPLIED THERE WAS NOE. WHEN KE RETURNED TO WEXICG CITY LIRING+3 CARRIED LETTER TO JULIAN LOPEZ, CULTURAL ATTACHE, ASD AFTER LOPEZ READ IT HE APPEARED COOL TOWARD LIRING-3. MORE RECENTLY LOPEZ APPEARED WARM UP AGAIN WITH LIRING-3 AND NOW HAD ASXED LIRING-S DIRECT CUSAN ART ACTIVITIES NEXICO, PARTICULARLY PLASTIC ARTS, LIRING-3 ACCEPTED, LIRIAG-3. TAGS LOPEZ..AS_CUIS TYPE. | - SECRET BT . i _ _ SECRET 14-00000 ‘ nr en Te saa he WASH PEST ee - Western Trade With Cuba Down : ‘| MIAMI, Sep: {4 (AP)--An munist countries ealled at Cu-. iex reported to-jban ports last monih. This was; wortd tradeia drop cf 63.8 per’cent com ° 2/with Communiss Cuba declined pared wae August, 1965, the: sharply last naonth compared; 8TOUP Ss. Whasers iii da Lea. fing in " Revoiu (UR), belonged ta Brita iwhich ch $8 Xsens track of (Greece, and one each ‘io Leb-- ‘ship dockings Cuba, said'anon, France and Haly, the re-* sonty 14 ships 1 nun-Com- port szid. - ~~ Qrcinste sly Bi, J) a Aion LORIN G «3 wo _ 1 L f { JT Coe Arar tak UY . pJ- Nw r . . ‘ . , . a 14-00000 | - : — os — : ip : i « t., . ; Fm MESSAGE FORM 8 ON ET NE eS SOT ae = A TOTAL COPIES: exe/ J, NOUGHAN;£ph Oe RID ie iiye/ea eH" ae eeerrre ' ar; 2601 25 wo 1oEx tart: 14 SEPTEMBER 66 conemcsriene. 200-129-58 DISSEM BY DIRECTOR cor: piste & ED RID COPY reou: tmre: VA e FILE | a i. aia e— eabeee SS HUMBE = | SeBcRET CITE DIRECTOR - 9395223 | 7 - 2 6 Adi bow vo[ MEXICO CITY INFO JMWAVE oy “| TYPIC LIRING REFS: A, MEXICO CITY 8487 (IN 91995) B. DIRECTOR 34711 : i 1. APPRECIATE STATION POSITION BUT IT HQS OPINION THAT ANY BOOST ' IN PRESTIGK LIRING SSMIGHT GAIN IS OVERSUADOWED BY WOLADY POLICY ; oN ‘ - : AGAINST CHARTERING SHIPS, “HOS ATTEMPTING CONFIRM NEED FOR SHIPS & THROUGH OTHER SOURCES AND DOES NOT\WISH INVOLVE STAN, 2. PLS KEEP HQS INFORMED PARA 1 RERA DEVELOPMENTS "C/WH/C/CA AM rf pee oo ; a | . i . -. C/WH/C/1K0 di Cleseem Lf, | ; . Ebi Kian, . wis Stewart (draft) * Sule Leliayrese a eo ‘ _— - ot oh a -werea COORDINATING ¢ SECTS ay AUTHENTICATING | : a ; a ———Tauey a bet a RELEASING OFFICER uf 9 | SECRET st | [ belated oe ota | L : : an) Loe — deetoa siete . : 7 : Z care ue, FL REPRO ETION Led THER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIDITER pow sen deed ebeniaee ata 14-00000 I, , . : . 4 | a Y ™ MESSAGE FORM Oe vA : TOTAL CGPizs: 4 oo onic: SOUGHAN: fph Orn rio sree 4 : aan wint: 1 4/C/CA/EW owe {| SECRET a ar; 2601 Ewo inoue : 12 SEPTEMBER 19668 ruc wes rine. Diasrm py <2. PER ¢—— = 7 ; DIRECTOR 200-120-58 O pestnoy 0 AETURN TO LAL "CONF: GRID COPY So es 5) Pa ceqeves . ipecay sa — hie —— aaa T =| boo. | SPCRE? 5, GWE DIRECTOR, B47 | | “Bm 1a (BALL vo > 7 LONDON INFO MEXICO CITY JiWWAVE . TYPI IRIN REF; MEXICO CITY 8487 (IN 91995) NOT SENT LONDON 1. MEXICO CITY SOURCE REPORTED INFORMATION ON CUBAN NEED FOR 24 SHIPS OF APPROXIMATELY 10,000 TONS, SHIPS POSSIBLY TO BE USED TO TRANSPORT 1967 SUGAR CoP WHICH REPCRTEDLY TO REACH LARGE panne rave YOREGOING WLY INDICATE RUSSTAN SHIPPING AID CUBA BEING PROPORTICNS, FOREGOING may IN LT CUT. 2. PLS QUERY STANLEY A, COOKE (P) TO SEE WHETHER HE CAN DISCREETLY CONFIRM CUBAN NEED FOR SHIPS, ° END OF MESSAGE Vay py xy 4 JWAu a a . c/wu/C/Cca_: wa/C/MO Ortman (drafty (? W/L Stewart (draft) , A ersoron_[. 7) a BS Tana a (ij yo Ln ty yd EUR/Cuba {xisty (phone) one) wi re es ont ? 70/EUR " ~CC/WHD - : : * “pooroiwaTime OFFICERS Rereasiie orricer (3 ~G s £ c R E y a AUTHCUTICATING Wrateded rors wspmanig OFFICER teovesena ms daglenss a . - REPRODUCTION BY UTHER’ THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S pROWIDITED. y COPF moe : co 4 ag 4 . 14.90000 CLASSIFICATION. TRANSMITTAL oF oe SECRET * ToO¢cs INFORMATION REPORT ROUTING INFORMATIONS COPIES . . . CS/DO, CI/IC, FI, FI/D, FI/INT 6, IW, CA 2, CA/PEG, DO 2, DO/H 4, EUR 6, BASED ON (sic. €PT., PROJ.) MEXI-8487 (IN-91995) MEXI-8458 (1N-389335) LIRING-3 Liaison * . Mi ENA a TATIONT = [REQUESTED | STATE ‘aan! . [HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS {AUTHENTICATING OFFICER SECRET Coots PRLLED IND ASM uxek CMOLETE PxtVioUS EDITtoNa: | ae 14-00000 an a. mo | - Lot CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY «ROUTINE - na Intelligence Information Cable -91995 ° no . -89335 ee we ce ot ine STATENNA Tra ARMY NAVA AIR JCS SECOEF NSA NIT XEXMBRXK soo ONE och ORR DCS CSS CIA/NMCC REPCINCLANT FBI BIC COAST GUARD . ing of the Catted States within the mean’ Espionage Laws, Tite 18, U.8.C. thorized person ts pruniucced by Aw. This materia) wn cains Informoucc affect Ing the Naticeal Defense of the © Secs, 793 and 14, the tranamiuka or revel ation of Bhich in 6ny meanne to an uneU! eaour t Fetindnt [rom automatic ing and carcamBastion NO_ FOREIGN DISSEN/CONTROLLED DI SSE}. MALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE. THIS IS 4% INFORMATION REPORT. NCT FI TDCS DB-315/02533-66 ScE-C-b-E-T bist 10 SEPTEMBER 1966 i) 18222 COUNTRY CUBA bo! AUGUST 1966 SUBJECT CUBAN INTEREST IN CHARTERING MERCHANT VESSELS aca. ~NEXICO, MEXICO CITY FIELD NO. SOURCE A MEXICAN INTELLECTUAL WHO IS A NEW, UNWITTING REPORTING ASSET. SOURCE HAS CULTURAL AND FAMILY TIES IN CUBA. HE OBTAINED THIS INFORMETION DURING CONFIDENTIAL DISCUSSIONS WITH OFFICIALS OF — THE CUSAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO. 1. ACCORDING TO WORD RECEIVED I% MEXICO FROM AN OFFICIAL OF THE CUBAN MINISTRY OF FORZIGN’ TRADE, “CUBA'S MOST URGENT REQUIREMENT AT THE MOMENT. IS. THE CHARTERING OF 24 SHIPS, VARIOUSLY DESCRIBED AS "OF MEDIUM TONNAGE" AND “OF APPROXIMATELY 10,000 TONS", FOR USE IN 1967. THIS PROJECT IS BEING HELD AS SECRET INFORMATION, AND MANY CUBAN OFFICIALS DO NOT KNOW OF IT, EVEN IF THEY ARE CONCERNED WITH TRADE AND SHIPPING MATTERS. (SOURCE COMMENT : TO BE USED TO TRANSPORT THE 1967 SUGAR C (FIELD COMMENT: PERHAPS A REDUCTIO! THE SHIPS ARE POSSIBLY ROP, WHICH ALLEGEDLY WILL REACH LARGE PROPORTIONS .) NG.) Is EXPECTED 1n SOVIET ASSISTANCE IN THE MATTER OF SHIPPI . S-B-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN/CONTROLLED DISSEM sturnm controls, cent fication. cee ae ok 14.90000 pe Be ATE herent pei tererme renee mentees sete es IN-91995 + * -89335 TOS DB-315/02533-66 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES 4 « S~E-C-R-E-T XO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM (oles tection, raissem onsen) 2. AURELIO ALONSO GONZALEZ, OF THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE, IS GOING TO CANADA ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER TO SEEK THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CHANNEL FOR RENTING SHIPS. HIS TRIP IS NOT BEING PUBLICIZED BECAUSE PAST EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT CHARTERING IS NORE DIFFICULT AND EXPENSIVE FOR CUBA ONCE HER KLQUiKEMENTS BECOME KNOWN TO WESTERN ' GOVERNMENTS. : 3. FIELD DISSEM: CINCLAXT, CINCSO. | | ‘e S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM . , . - rad es srifcation) (dusem contreiny é . cae . oo _ = : . . i z i] 4 : ‘. ‘ , weet ete oe teeee ee 14-00000 r & E $)e/ Giga { lize of PVEDCE Aten 803297 “ys AE 9 C Cua RertWer Lo octubre She Saige al 7O5COO.e LisShs. Orlusmdic Sufroz con HP se Rlectayvle nco nnte.que que vstaba hachendoee Clacta que“ 7 Giuusohle.= budrocr “(Uo p_UCTUa ocupacddne w= Ejoctast que M4320 OS hen Suaces. que on la end bafodas_ Edacias que ef 56 gansé ayerse Jid:e21 que no que tuve que hacer. un nontén ce choas por tz matanac~ Bleotas que si vid a lLeopolde,~ sudres “sia af, licetar que quid le dijo. Sudvess que bueno, que bat wé @) diteses J@ hacur ia exjpoatoddn, pero que con FOOO eM q : tustasagee-~ Dlectar wie mand be dice que sesuranante ol: qus zi mo tiv toda la coulccién sonpletva do su obra, qua el af tione ne colacecién completa que puede ger eufictente = para hacer ln expestctéa pevaunales Sudrezt quo el dice que tine ungy pocks, que para Nascar uni exposicidén de Unda clen Gcdente cineucuta grebudes wuce nada mas tendxfa la torcern abe OF Le frig ttl YF guts Hlectas que as podria eonsegndr “ipora que eas aurfla avorifuarle Con Ofingze que = Halieas Avtes prestara aljnmins conabeem “Lares: que puede form combineada gon Ja OTC -— Elootatr que gtra co wo, que vl taller esth@ pre;arcnde una exposicién de teda au histeria yy pienas. poner un nimere pecushe de cada uno de Bus mbycbrou pero va a ser grand es) Conjunto, que eso eo - © que estan pee parandoen-= Sudveg que a 6) le intereea” we Le por el t.tler.~-ee Eleciar que ontonge® dice amd “ue: que is perecerl. 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' Holenfe Rodrigues progunta efeativganen' estaba oquivecnse. Galid.a oeupade y sin oontestnoténes 6930° Sbbe GO3. : Solide al 135 273 eTOCs ~ Jorrin ae queja de ive le lla-= vara ot peiise pero ain lcs & atomisadores que pidid y HF eo pido marque al 158720 y hable eon fa conergta Durdn.- JO6e=~ Jorrin soepta y al entorares de quod por lea manana HG hablde-= aon lo oencrdta Durdtyy repita lo anterdos a la soiiorsta Ba~= rrora y 6ata queda ae ervidrss los mofianass 7540e 756.6 Aparate nuosta y ealidns egupade y ein contostanséned 1526 (d.eL3iee 10 Q4b 966) ue pom wav . f ig nena ath anoers C0 ves O x0 CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. weREF TO FILE NO. rice aid0d Rete To BRancy o pestroy Cl] sic. atte he ie CLASSIFIED HESSEGE TOTAL CIPIES SECRET T= PERSON/UNIT ROTIFLED ADYANCE COPY 0 issois 0 sLOTTCO Do reees SECRET 1317562 CITE WEXICO CITY SE24 _ 130cr 0 32737 wow boy DIRECTOR L&FG JKWAVE ; TYPIC LIRING a REF: NEXICO CITY cece K 1. WIFE al TWO CHILDREN OF RAKOK ROSSIE LISTED ON CUBANA MANIFEST OF UeT 66 TO HEXICO CLiY, KOWEVEA HANiFEST SHC% ; 0) NOT TRAVEL. SOURCE LIFIRE. 2, LIRIKG-3 TOLD WALLACE 3, ROWION 11 OCT 66 HE KAD HEARD CECILIA NARQUEZ FERNANDEZ DE ROSSIE AND Tud CHILDREN ARRESTED aS CUSAKA FOR WEXICO CITY & OCT. SOURCE OF LIRING-S ame THEY BOARDING INFO NOT DISCLOSED SUT PROGAGLY CAME FROM CTHER PASSENGERS WHS, . MADE FLIGHT. 9 TOLD ROWICK HE HAD HEARD ROSSIE HOW IN BRAZIL 3, LIRING-3 ALS WHERE HE MADE DEROGATORY STATEMENTS AGAINST CUGAK REGIME. LIRING-3 , SUSPECTED THIS MAY HAVE 3EEN CAUSE FOR WIFE'S ARREST AT ALAPORT. - SECRET + (ler OCS ED By ch as of 13 ccb 6 ZesefhS- SECRET F ee at . v4 - - 4 ut 22 \ . Ler yz 14.90000 veh, eyhiy at lorie Gentest. cd ee Ll tae ~ j { tive Latts ma Ra eat eek S45. Ci telay yroguanna « Olle hasts- . ! nef tous 2 neve Lhevar coe ouvder a Oibs y Gloca dhe I: . \ . , 7" | - 6G fm tote Une LEee Liitge | . 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Lo. Bide gprs te diga que Carive Jurado La invita a in expose-. ; nicifa ce @.ricaturae are tendré lugas 6n Dalderan 125 heyen 7 ‘a las 8S de La nochos HPs weg tlong= 237e= ; or eo DL.) [Beeb Ssee2Z Hepeb) ee ; fhe. Leo 1400000 sence 36 er 102, LBI—e~ 2600 235ee ut sce” Ls el SEA CALL CUDAD Ase L1H 2bes 76 ; ‘ oeoee 21 esptbewwre E6,0 MiGeLil, OD 5UeL ts Theos en Sed Entrada a lan O950usee HF de la eubajada Cheeses ieva 0a Gorn Chfiehey ie pregunta woe 2s pusde meander al oomeulszda a la Ja;oensba para au pasaportcoe Cuachay que sipeom 25. Entrade a lae 1655%s0.. HF armamio Martfnes con Cur belo le pregunta que e4 puede pasar @ vorlo para tratarie : un oaso 4e asedio por la polictase curbdele que afl,eo Hite. . . rhe . on Que Centre ve Ramm Y Gears pucks Suis Geer ney wwe woe Potrada a Lue LOSThs.e HP Yolote evenezolasaw oon @ _ serep baule: sebre el agmte de ta viga para eu hijita, -—- Leptis ge la macegitasees TP. Pntrada @ las tigehe,. 1 ‘ernando Redrigues per cu viene Chicshayr que no “allegndcse== 101. Petrada a das W23nes- NY por Curbelow Chichay disco “Us Surbele_ya ne teabe je on si gomusudadgs que Liames «© 22 : erbajada al L4L}Geene 17s) , , ‘ t , . : : Entrada a leg LLZzhse- MP por 02 parmiso de entreds os para Adolfina Carnct,«= Abreu le dies que un momento, pero . no hay infornaci€nsaee Léldee. uo . ee 5 | ee : Eutractes AGalfina Caornct por gu’ pemisa de eutrade. , Serpa que no ha llojade nadue-«~ 1980 i ] , Salida ak U470L0se 1223he60e Chishay eon MP que ce le dign a su asiga que pase o reooger una carta @ Ja case 2 da Carlos Juradog de parte de trcarercs agi : ’ ; Salida al 3&87770.e (Lavaratorios Qgdnica MNgxioana ) : 12a3h 6 _ Chichay con HF Andros aguisera lo gioe que ys tie } 14-0000 teeczs Olves Dae on CLASSIFY TO FILE mo. x-8ff To FILE NO. vice pio l) wer. ro peance otateoy Osis. ATTION t ADVANCE COPY o¢c/ Mtl Xe Ss gB RID COPY CD issves CO sserres Cl rvece sare FILE iS a, jf, nn, cf, e2c chase: 5 ofr, hp id ro 7 Sftcret? 2221250 CITE MEXICO CITY 8623 CEASSY ACT Mv 668 GAS ATED eR $ 702 77 DIRECT CR isFC JNWAVE KAPGK PSRUIEN Lik ING | REFS: a. mExICG CITY 8452 {s9/ ¥9 332) & 33487 # nO SANTIAGO CN WAY HOME TO MEXICO CITY LIR1 uG-4 KAD VISITED AURELIO ALONZO MUTUAL FRIEND IN MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE. 2. ALSONZO TOLD LIRING-4 THAT THEIR FRIEND RAMON ROSSIE Kao 5 AZSCONDED WITh $308,628 OF MINCEX FUNDS WHICH KAD BEEN ENTRUSTED TO , HIM TO MAKE PURCHASES SYR JA. THIS KAD LED DSe, WHICH AT FIRST NOCectTes Fao eoroued fy 0 w POLITICAL REASONS, TO BELIEVE Trai HIS MOTIVES FOR FLIGHT WERE PURELY PERSONAL AnD FOR FINANCIAL GAIN, LIRiNG-4 ALSO CONTACTED ROSSiz*S VENEZUELAN WIFE IN HAVANA. LATTER, TOLD Lin ING-4 SHE HAD BEEN OFFESED exerey) JGB BY CUBAN GOVT BUT HAD : TURWED IT BGwx BECAUSE SHE. DESIRED RETURb. VENEZUELA WITH Two CHILDREN. 3. ACTCROING LIRING=4 FROM ALONSO THIS REFUSAL OF WIFE RES IC ERTS PETRIE! SP ne PTET fe RESTON 9 PRS PEL G TREAT FPS eae ne ery ee HEE TEES REQ PRET er CAUSED DEE REASSESS CASE AND i ‘NG! INCLINED BEL LEVE ROSSIE 7 : : : SECRETLY 1N TOUCH WITH WIFE AND WILL PROBASLY RETURN TO HER ONCE SHE CuT GF CisA. LIK ING-5 ToLa ROWTON IF 21FE COMES THROUGH MEXICO SHE wil “OST SETH MTACT LIRIsG-3 AND me 4 td ied a 14-0000 | SECRET _—-— PASE 2 MEXICO CITY 8628 SECRET BECAUSE OF PAST FRIENDSHIP 227: AISE LILe REF B HEPORT SUT VILL - 4 WATCH FOR WIFE AD IF CONTACT CAN BE WADE HAVE APARTMENT WHICH 4 RECOGNIZE THIS DOES Not LIRING-3 CAN OFFER Hen Ili MEXICO CITY TO ASSIST HER DLRING STAY. 5, ALONZO ALSO TOLD LIRING-4 HE WOULD TRAVEL TO MEXICO CITY 3e SEP OR 1 OCT ON TRIP MENT iGHED REF A. ALSO HOPE HOUSE HIM IN APARTSEST WHICH STATION Hoe PRE PAR 1 WIRE FOR SOUND. SECRET HRT fotsF evra ek esien =7° ° ’ . BT | , . Rapeisbehd sd ete 14-0000 7 i t wes HoadAS AGA Soy @ Letters. 19 gostia bre 65,0 HLoeLli, oo25e@)50Chs, 2500 * Saltts ab 259100 f: els @on tf la Srita.De ta bejota amepfieana) O924ho.e Cur clois pregunta que 94 tione we Oo CISNEROS gy DORA RIVERO a win Bere CL NLL PERIOR y mou bon 4 CB URANED eee fm Laval que ol de vera ya astd pero gus el de Former nopegrt: quizas lings en el Rranscuree det dfa la aw toriszaetsu ser 556 Th ye Salida al S8S6NC ge O95 nee Mirdan con }0 le dios que tiene qin. ontta para el IreLeepelds socrilla Hentich que le Eri.Jo ca la .invaenay Que para a recocerliags MF da scugrcloqe Hirian con MF tiraciele le U2 eo £ Selit. el LER2Z20,0 se le yprajge ona carta da la Iiebana,’ Gracdela que i ella pasari a recereriasee. 107. St bats re en ees ee MaTScaig 3G Gise &. t £ 2 a a os i me ry sae ve a 8 Le 3 é o %. is tt © que le tlare de Shomuna de liduiea,S.Aog que tao de toe sels Fea de nucstra.cuga matrfs eu Alewania quéera volar a Cuba y est4n urecuttande ak ustedas aguft le pueden dar ia wiaa F of qua cuanto tienpe tarda eso,e Niriagt quc que ca | Ae Qae TE a hacer a Svoa,. WP que ¢) va a cetar on ‘contneta con lac empresas fon les cuales ostamon hactonde nogocko, qua ne le dicen precizacente 6usles, poro que dedben sor la QUTIMIEX, LA RLIMPE coe GOS$e9 Markham: qua Llane al aepartanonte coner hay c a t 4 am @ cial ® 25Syvike ance, mn en Qa? : _ . or Lies 7 t vv 215.0 , Entrada. HP con Vite tae CRichay om.) seurdas le llama de : Saorese HLF acd “Le Llama porque 4 la L.h3om que yo Tussi con “ De eremcnaa BCL que ya se cumedeuié te prinare rT Lua Cobn8 Que Be Va a : : " . ‘ wes haserg quo la va a llevar a ts HPeveonda que VR a GHeargerea - as ose oe WO LITICA que a4 domie van & vatur ellos u la lelSpu : Ltenter wae eee ne 14-0000 Lp TE RETR ORNL EO OREN RI OS. we yun 225e0 wan Mate aN ee ATG Dede J18e— 19 BSazturo,65s que sukonter Lierer& coms sl cu-rto para das Godse iirians que ostd btore= lie que a conde lo va o osperaren Miréame que en ia ervajala porque oo 6] priner dfa quo ooté trabvajan do y qe cat! guleo* HF gue wnajer se vaya & la cagarem— 2276 Prtrada a lag 1159ho.e IF yor la Pespuosta del cable 130 pate rencvaoién de pasapcrte.-o Moryh que ya Liegé.= 256 4, Baten s . Ino 1207ha.- YF por la gontesatacién dak oa ble £32.6 “ery! que ya llepds-= 24a. : & % * fy y 0U&F % Ynntroda a las 1227hse_ MF Sdénchea Leal por Curbélose Mery jue no cstdise Sdncheg uve Llianarf waa terda.woe 2596 Entvada & Lae 2230hs.e0 iF Amado por AureUse very! que no setf.—= Gmdot que le digs que lus hace falta la coea del finder qua Jo touga proparado pera esta tardegnna 26k, $ errs ‘ Patreda a las 12$3hs.. % por el pormiso do ontrads ; pash sdolfira Cartotes Henry que mo ha llevadose “F que oe a ~ . "“sEccisnos Lxterdsres fe Cubs asageran que ya lo mandnrenes nw" 8 . _ 3246 Hntradas HP per la vies para Fornatdoe Rodrigues, eo Hk piew que ne ha llegade nada@ere- 3326 a a S47.0 entrade a loo L30Chse- HY p¢r la. cerstéicaeién pera la. SritasTeresa Lovaina Moralia, Srtificaoidn de se gundo siio ds scaundaria vheoica.e SP quo no ha LMogede. soem 3736 , 374, 450.0 rutradae y esalidsas ein contestaetsa,e Tcléfons doace . neEetAdd—ge : 3 : ee ne ae nw ow Ow OE OF a Os RE LEN OY OEE EE OG EE NS OLD eee 6 sudan: eed asennad ested tla bee enim sees a! Ritwled 1 tata. 14-0000 et “en , a tuoex: Owns O nee Classify TS rite no. R-REF to rie mo. rice wee) eer. to eeanen O oestaoy OC) sic. ADVANCE COPY go tesco CT iccrses Cease SECRET 2313532 CITE MEXICO CITY 2437 DIRECTOR 11FO UYyAVE - | ‘DSr 60 | S95 TYPIC LIRING REFS: 8, HEXICO CITY 2453 (L973 3) # 5. OLRECTO? 323981 ai . 1, LIRING-5 REPORTED INFORMATION ON CU34N YEED FOS 24 SHIPS OF APPROXIMATELY 13,283 TGYE AS COMIYS FROM AURELIO ALONSG SONZALEZ, OFFICIAL OF SINESTRY OF FOREIGN TRAIZ. LIRING-3 NADE STATEMENT SHIP POSSIaLY Te 3z USz) > TRANS Pe:T 1957 SUSAR C20P WHICH HE SAID YOULD REACH LARGE PROPORTIONS. NOT KNOW IF THIS STATEMENT BY ALOUSC SUT KE EXPECTE) THROUGH MEXICO CITY SHORTLY AND LIRING-3_ oO “4 cn 8 NEED WILL BE aSL© CONTACT Ano POSSIBLY ¢ C44 REQUERY REaAs: ur NEES, a STATION CSMMENTE) THAT PERHAPS RUSSIAN SHIPPING. al oO BEING Q UT. 2, REALIZE THAT TO GIVE ASSISTAYCE CHAPTERING SHI?5 COUNTER WOLADY POLICY, KOVEVER, 14 VIEW BOCST SUCH ASSISTANCE ¥OULD MEAN IN LIRINS-3 PRESTIGE WITH PSRUNEN REQUEST K2S COMMENTS AND SUSSESTIONS, WALLACE B, ROWTO# KNOWS GREEK SHIPPING OFFICIAL VEY YORK FORMEPLY a 7 CLEARED WHO HE BELIEVES COULD ASSIST. THIS INDIVIDUAL, CAPT. GEORGE . STAM OR STAMATCPOLIS, WELL ACQUAINTED INTEPNATIOVAL SHIPPING CIRCLES: 4 Cn AND NISHT BE IY POSITION “EE T. aLonso uN CANADA AD ap ER suse SECRI fe 14-0000 PASE 2 NEXICZ CITY 8427 SE CRE PECRET ATTEMPTING ASSIST OSTAIN CHARTERS COULD POSSIBLY LEAR MORE ~ DETAILS CUBAN SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS, 3. IN FURTHER DEBRLTEFING LIRING-3 BY ROVTON ON MATTERS CONTAINED REF A, LIRING-5 STATED ARNANDO KART IS LEADING FIGUSE IN CIVILIAH FACTION ALOQNS WITH Pt ESIDENT DORPTICOS AND PAUL ROA GASCIA. SECRET “BT * Se a Kl he one Om pee OiPTenes I feaviniesrt EX 737s Cari Dwer ffssinrance. eFm ET Pad st tu o . ~ . Gare . ‘ . wage t : wet, : sere EPs 7 _¢ . . - J “ Me ee q t : 14-0000 CISPATCH [= A LATO Tekst oe tener Chtet, Wapcers Remtephere Live MARALY FIR ets 218g + TAO Seka MRED Sa om YASLER Beputy talef MBC and Ohhet uf Start nist of Stackon, Mexton ehte, b. Oa 6 Septeatar 1966 seatton Off hear Lesrenca VL SARUNR attended po Baeting ££ the fuser tay haere tee ton Irrjpee ey ante, saed Er be pee moimeetsy TOR ae poy thes let by Neve Phase of the gram tr Oa ani tee aot Fr dee j PERIMER Nave sae weally ¥. TR tite betdef ehap che FORMAN Oe wera ue: teeke rea deiveg hte op that Seether alecs of obit cery RISKY te ~loeted, BORKER ss eelected 2.0 atierd far VER, ne coLy WXGA pereoam ana se undies of any Pee be eee Tome, @seorlettos Fee Phe he we le SEL Care. WELR the ererctm oF aLAWin? ae LSS, rey cmnertattie hoyestred che neat ge Pre gare A ae eT mut, oct CARR, Ae We bem. c twetiog draw vary ee CRoaen re a ae ere prev dteparch $68 fa tacore CACEa EN Core tae dan § The Latter “prephiads over the warclug, ap EL. The wresae ot ¢ Utes. aboud LIRTRU@L ani o LERUHEeL fncreened BAREEER ag bata f mmivant, affable ace averer tives salligans, artleulabe, alg ear bh whtig : ce 48 tha esoeriation, ne tuianded te Spank aiasd tm o acrargsc borward canner! thee ba fol se yitstian wae tug te poi ica: samety, thet a CAT LA Ge ORE bye ne og t eS LEE) had feed Gleeted ureetaase fas La » ITO wea case ner. foide Tw hlwealé and ahLeyee, © that tha esd crass of iwalyeicendad setting. 2 & ipac dergume Of thie wink oF t Vitereé wera AvOLILSS axeticua and cher an et BAC OF otee ni.ea over 7 thle face. (Fite Fawste ABNER aa & pens, tetio LERLKGE . ¢ thet até seat he fate te we wld be beet for VS gtey duce eo thee che . el i Sencodativs oma cata evade drew peopda ida, Ua id x : chAt ihe PUSS sof civee would attch with cau. BRAT AE booty | mambots enc ative hedge HLL support oo the Terr siete of officers, ; 3. dreeead in @ rater huepy ard shabhy cut. theg arpeered to fave bean E aa de from eld. army Fheakeye ved Isek hiue, LIRR rd meds up for Wha -rpeereanca ; ~ i, - and ehirst erature Sy baat Coe 6 wace anfian Siw Uelig pimaedut theoughat the i Beating whtck coanteted of « Sefoure al the ber followed Ly dlimer, Zakeer . t 7 . ‘ t [ COTIEED oo ee ee eke eee eet eee ee eee fh . voy Dhaersberton Lt , 29 C/amn fe pot: _ . . _ . 4 : CCS / DRE “ . 3 1 : me cn : : bODSPAt CH SYMEE, Ane MUSUER . Be 925999 a 1 . i . : . . 14-0000 Sila. ey e , “ 2 a ; ee CONTINUATION OF | SRAUS PICA Tar oy DISPATCH SERGRRY Seuecmmesagnaheninnemeetciamned Sere etentn tenement On An sete nti ne ma ae ener aflerptad, appareeigy ‘heh gucteda Un axorciae aL? FRAUINEN siang er% seceat, from Ale ove meeck, agi i 2RING“! navar fogitrad ube y boen to FSRIASY or hat any cemnecttiow wlth satters Paging BengLaery futeraate and by the oad of and parhess sortie MAL Ge elapoing BACKER wr tte back, Vy gSa TON GYMUG. IND MBER y BAWEFR bac aver Be seraed fas BUYER opie] om Rayan ac. et sesloay ond ertarapelogp LOY SS weile Tel ag Wewesra, ijatpoed a, pera to be & tovah quick witcad aud charts. enly couvineed thar he wands fur what . Thea averzt) free ARPICU"i ond, 3 auma extans, ANCada] ceporta. Gare fe rirhe, “ter owe Upreseles Ls ecmmenat at varionce whih wit hed hens created LIRINGe|l ds on “eta" ond while ha gay nese eheaaty 2 feaen de the tatedilgence trade be apzesra Go be quice capeble of teeruize dt givan outfictent ties, Prog ths ey) scaition vhewpoins te chouls he ay e{kective ayent daveloper, of wontn: : LU LMS feel , bead my wd 4. 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Fr LIMIT 2 Sorgr ‘ meuites invear ° “Rapa eeornenrrere—— — 7 a TEPER oem — Vhs ie z ce pirecror ©6329 6 | oi Ne ee in SEC RE T CITE DIRECTOR PRIORITY MEXICO CITY INFO JMWAVE TYPIC LIRING REF MEXICO CITY 8458 . HGS PARTICULARLY INTERESTED INFO PARA 5 REF, REQUEST SOURCE STATEMENT POSSIBILITY EXISTS CUT If SOVIET ASSISTANCE. IS THIS STATION OR LIRING/3 COMMENT, OR WAS IT STATEMENT BY , _ LIRING/3 CORTACT IN CUBA? IF LATTER, WHO WAS SOURCE? | ra SECRET Oe _ . a oe . 4 NOTE: ORIGINATING OFFICER H WEILER WH/C/PR ; COORDINATING OFFFICER H WEILER WH/C/RR i i R ORTMAN WH/C/MO £22277 WHAL : -» TMAZLETT WWOVFE es, ante. RELEASING OFFICER W CINI FOR WILLIAM V BROE C/WHD L \e a oe cooupcuar ine orrycens: ae oo ; suueavies oneca Seceer == ser Orricen REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CPFICE Is PRONIBITED, ; fore wen a Pa . 14-0000 . t wy MESSAGE FORX "venom TOTAL comek.. gi” cre MARVI¥ PRANCIE: fp boo : "| waery Bagg FIeTC, O woex 12 , a RBCRET . "| Opor 1 eure: 4 oeePT 1866 Brea ene se, 201~800004 nena anna “ _ SBcaae She cae is m S, Ve Ald 412 a city ammo: mays oe | KAPOR PERUZEN LIRING AL » REVERERCH: ' ' HEZIOO CITY 8488 (In 86898) “asst | oP REFERENCE, PARAGRAPE Ps WHILE VISITING & Barer manu e - a t sue" 3089 USD EBCRUITED BY vORACT LED “TRAINED EECOKE OF ISLAND Asse, BOSSIE CAS L&PART BYRIA FoR PRAGUE 14 JULY wecore cons TSS* wwe tus SUT ‘ERSTRAD Ayan S24YED OvaEA WITS NEW SYRIAN WIFE, EARLS JULY CUBAN REPRESEETATEVS op neghy TErTEG LOCATE Beagrie, gE wagsaRE Id WRERRAZONTS PR = ‘24 ster VHT 13 AUGUST WEEN mE WALEED Te wore? coven orrica” vad ” parenona, evn, BE SUBSEQUENTLY. SENT ADEE EARRE STATION HAD Ls | pee DESATEPING AIM DUE EIB AGIEATION AND NEEVOUSIESS. , 26 AUGUST... © HS storm quiy' any, mao mY VIPS mvs elses Yom vss. “eR ‘EATURALZEBOA CiTtzaN, ROSSIE DID NOT DEFECT WITH ANY CUBAN FIDE. "SB BROEE GW ARRIVED BARCELONA ‘AND RELIABLE SENSITIVE SOURCE 2 a _tsprcarmp cuaAnts vEEN *NETIALLY BEGAN LOORIKO FOR, BIA Wa vomnaa / Seto 249 unite rom, ror aah, 3 Sale ve t toon ~ . J “ ae "ep og iasaan. ee Sean _— CVaRULAY Ind ove rcens a . ro . VERRTICAy Fr o means ors ge - S32C REF ol . 4% precise ma Rha ri. ees _ RePadoveries fs? Ornen Tuan THE \stuue Orrict if PRowisivaD, . °° =. eB ‘said: “4s VNta hese. awed ME NOR wlohe . dare tere eee) sete cers re FeO Gpbsd seedy aes 14.90000 . wo - ~, oo ~?” / 2 ‘. NESSAGE FORM SSDI oe ee YOtae COPIES: eee erm Orie ns - ; O iors [ SRCRET | BO wo lee GC ribk te C3 FILE RO. . orssen SY ————-—— PAR ———— 9 i saou: DIRECTOR . CO Rio COPY . . PRON A pasisti ts eget : BECRET cite. DIRECTOR : PILF J - : 7. “7: PAGE TWO _ : : _* ne as b : CSCHOMATING OFF .CESD n H ALLEASING DF ICER , dy SECRET - ner fe | cet 7 #, cert nes + Vy : auPRCOUCTION "Y OTHER TRAN THE SUING OFFICE HF PROMIDITED, ks, H rere SC ane ee phiwneen er a ~ \. Mevatiasana agtcuth! ud te EOE ot eevee teen pro sR ea BP CANE, “iapmeateat ota a acacia . de ee nse nme ete Seay th anaes 14.99000 woexr Olves Oro - CLASSIFY To FILE Oe, X-REF TO FILE WO. — rite eio() ver. to ones O ~ pestroy O sic. im, . ey _ CLASSIFIED HESSEGE 7 rau cowres “SECRET =< re eras Pensom/uaiy sUTiFIcS REPRODUCTION PRONIG jree j Shae ei ee : Keticn : The dd Hf (Rm o COPY inFO f Fe ICS? l ¢ Cfox of fe q C/Sad-2tT pp j-2 6, Jessjivka. of: B32, Jeab-> 3 ee VS EDR ET 2519522 CITE HEXICG CITY cass cree [MFO PRIORITY deci. VE . 3 8er 5 HE R336 AOVENCE COPY” oO issure Oo oy 3 fs GS eGUTON TRAT Tf HEVARE AIP FORT a: 7 ‘enue TO WEXISC CITY VE UET LING SAbache os SUPLOVEZ CUEAH EXSAE SYNADNICO. SALAZAR TCLS LERLEC/S wn nT . mA, ae ror7 TO LSccri Vi PGILEA Be COneZ SURMAS SE LIZALDE eon, £ GH wey BAO TO MEXICO CITY. | ~ ~ SEZ CUEVAS gin per, TanEZ ACCORLEIYG TO POLICE ‘sTeTEMEnT wes * LSE DReibG UP PLANS Of ESSECTIAL TnDusTRIAL HiMigs, LEY 240). Akl 16557) “g/t TALKED YITH VIRGINIA Oh FLIGHT. SHE AMPEST OF HER ENCTHER AnD FRIENDS If sEATCO, CRE SAIL PRE tPSN yNRELE DO ANY SICHTSDEING If ua, LIRING/S Te nice Free AIPPOAT SHE wlST HAVE EEE! If CONTACT . PETURE FLIGHT SKE £CKNOVLEDGED HEVELE® EG é 452 wt (2 HEA AS FRIELOLY LOAK. LEATIE/S ALSO . i, aS PG GRER FREE HER SeD APPEARALCE CuER! CEFICIALS (RRS GIVEN HE | . “a a . a4 “di 7 | ; : . 14.90000 WE PGE 2 MEXICO CITY 2460 SECRET Ss) wv nv CRIT! HOPC FOR ASSISTANCE FROM THERE. 4. CUPANA MANIFESTS SHOW VIRGINIA FLEW MEXICG CITY TO HAVANA 15 “GULY i966, HER WEXICO CITY ADORESS GIVEN ON RETLES FLIGHT “aANIFE ST AUS. 45 ALNENCERES 92 4A WRN COLORIA TLALTELELCS, NEXICO CITY. YE DRET oP mw et i 4 ‘ A i i ° “~ . x : ; ~ _ 2. - ‘ ‘ t \ -:- ; a ean hy ue A eee es 14-0000 cncenge ene tee re em ms ce eg ee ee ee oe wee : mes eo) aN ~ oo niwecess Ovex Ono gr ert cLasstfy To Fice #2. CLASSIFIED RESSAGE ToraL Corits aL 4 . x-MCF TO FILE WO. we o> Fine eioC) rer. ts ezancn (J SECRET : 2 eee oes PROHIE TSS oestaoy C}sic. OP enson/unit notirieo ; 1 ( aS Ls ie ath 2 ri ee eee a At aa D sce ; ‘ ; pri ACTICN ROVANCE COPY me qn De om re s Fi RID COPY QO (ssuro Ol arorere Diver “ee 77 ian tsFo : a7 | ead» Dov? AP a SEC ROE T 0318582 CITE MEXICO CITY 8453 ~ acl® of DIRECTOR INFO JNWAVE 7 KAPOK P3RUNEN LIRING -38p6H5S335 neponcuees “=¥se0 CITY ee eriTe) | er ee ad . . “ “WALLA 8. ROW aN AND KERING/S ELD BRIEF MEETINGS 2 SE PT 66 : i FOLLOWING LIRING/S RETURN FROM TAvaga Lak G. BELOW ARE $0} WE OF Tm . j HIGHLIGHTS LIRING/S TEN DAY TRIP. ; ; 2e ARHOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS HOLDS KEY POSITION IN MINISTRY OF SUGAR ALTHOUGH HE NOT ACTUALLY wINISTER. KE EXPECTS TRAVEL, TO SOCIALIST COUNTRIES, PROBABLY POLAND AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA, IN NEARNFUTURE CRDER ARRANGE FUTURE PURCHASES SUGAR. 3. ON OWN INITIATIVE, RODRIGUEZ TOLD LUIRING/S THAT LIRINQY’S HOULD BE EMPLOYED AT CUBAN EMBASSY MEXICO CITY. APPARENTLY FAQT SHE WORKING THERE NOT KNOWS HAVANA, RODRIGUEZ SAID LIRING/A SHOULD § - ". LIRING/S. RATHER. ‘SHE WILL WORK OSTENSIBLY AS VOLUNTEER. LIRiNG/S HAS Sencar meme gnexCEAD “NEVER “ADMITTED To ROUTON THAT. LIRING/4 WORKING mW EMBASSY. eer ee EEO ry ; _ oe RODRIGUEZ PUT LIRING/3 IN CONTACT WITH IMPORTANT OFFICIAL OF NINISTERIO DEL COMERCIO EXTERIOR (MINCEX) WHOSE FIRST FAME TS AUREL LELO, 3. , an aut “WHOSE LAST: “NAME LIRUNG/3 CANNOT RECALL. LIRING/S STAT ag HAS KNOWN ee rare oo oo SECRET. Yo 7 7 14-0000 mee ‘HEXICO SITY 2458 SE CRE L : WITH HIS. ANmEtro' SAID RE werlLa-cra9. =) uJ sy) > long m 7 res) ‘ =>- To LIRINS/3 THAT ooo ! ‘waS CHARTER OF 24 HEDIUY TOWASE SHIPS FOR USE I 19576 duapsurizo. SECRET AY) THAT SERSIO HANTIVEZ yng FOTHIS aun ‘THat 1 TRINGZS AHA OT eTep YS tT. OAM “ELT Ya CT*TIy : ; ny Sent co. CIty A30UT 13 £2 serdar, evoune oataan ‘AID Y 2 SEL ePPREDIATE AY LEAQS LIRE'G/3 COULD » IVE. AT THAT Ti | NE ED S12Cz S aast e0s LENCE Lio1eaT=3 “chaeticics 7 3 piuecrens | 1 ; aw - a i 131 wat ists RUSSIAS. via “avs ol paws cris LSC IST’ ar : ; a TALS 7 PuRPOSszy = i, mos 4 ps Ge Ligris/3, TOL) 2OUTOA- HECHET. A YOIL- [ON PLANE SOrwS T°TS cuaa ts AUG AND ASPARETELY, T: ‘0- ‘BECARE FRIEROLY.. ‘ANOIL- 1 ARRANGED EY PHONE oi, | PaSSaSy ot oyna Fon LER lagva 1 T8 seuTnaco WHHL PASSAGE JOT EASY OvTAIS | a ON 7 . . a fee : 6 . . > ae ‘ iy rept . sam. ot SVS oFFaRz9 ALY 38 sTHeee ip RIS, PLANZ IF SECE SSARY. LIRivG/3 aske> i : i = - -_ bag! ‘. Po. OS ar oa s é $ oa 14-0000 caren t Berane pe oot es tote Nik Rew Se drneeds at untke t * pala tanes sae EEA Bealls o ~ ty a” PAGE 3 Mexico clly eseSEcRET S@CREF AMOIL/1 IF THERE WEREN'T SOMETHING HE NEEDED FROM MEXICO CITY OR IF HE COULD HOT SEND HIM GIFT. AMTIL/1 APPARENTLY HAD uo PARTICULAR WANTS BUT ASKED LIRING/3 USE CHANNEL THROUGH JORRIN AT CUBAN ENZASSY RATHER THAN fOUCH IF LIRING/S WANTED SEND SOMETHING TO AMOIL/1. 7. AURELIO OF MINCEX TOLD LIRING/3 THEIR MUTUAL FRUEND RAMON ROSIE WHO HAD BEEN SENT SYRIA BY MINCEX HAD DONE EXCELLENT JOB BuT HAD FINALLY DEFECTED AND MARRIED LOCAL SYRIAN TELEPHONE OPERATOR. ROSIE HAS WIFE AND CHILD HAVANA. AURELIO IMPLIED ROSIE Heo DEFECTED WITH CONSIDER- ABLE MOUNT OF CUBAN FUNDS. LIRING/3 CONMENTED TO ROWTON THAT ROSIE COULD ‘BE USEFUL ROWTON'S BUSINESS INTERESTS BECAUSE CF HIS Many CONTACTS MIDDLE EAST AND EUROPE. LIRING/S BELIEVES HE ynouS ROSIE YELL ENOUGH RECRUIT HIM FOR ROWTON. SANEUVERS LIRING/3 REPORTED ARNO! RODRIGUEZ 8. AS TO POLITICAL. - TOLD HIM MOST POWERFUL ELEMENTS IN CU3A AT PRESENT ARE RAUL CASTRO AND RAMIRO VALDEZ WHO CARRY YEIGHT OF MILITARY AND SECURITY FORCES DESPITE FACT NEITHER HAS POPULAR SUPPORT. THEIR OPPOSING FACTION HEADED BY DORTICOS AND RAUL ROA CARCIA WHO APPEAR HOLD RELATIVELY GGOD POPULAR SUPPORT. FiCEL CASTRO iS IN MIDDLE ATTEMPTING CONCILIATE Two FACTIONS ~ gut “vITHOUT SugcesS TO DATE. | a Bil 9, ACCORDING ARNOL, RODRIGUEZ LIRING/2 NO LONGER CONSUL MEXICO CITY 3% ° Tae cede Se Mae Ate cent he eee et SECRET Boo cck hnmmtee nme tain tne oe wee tne eee 1400000 en —r 110 4 oem nee . “Bes arp PAGE 4 MEXICO CITY 8458 SECRET ' SECHST IS TO REMAIN MEXICO LONG ENOUSH CLEAN UP ADMINISTRATIVE NESS HE CREATED DURING HIS TOUR. MIGYEL LOZANO VILLALO3US TOLD LIRING/3 IN HAVANA HE WOULD UOT BE COMING BACK TO MEXICO CITY. DID NOT KNOW WHERE HE YOuLD BE REASSIGNED GR YHO WOULD REPLACE HIN MEXICO. 45. REGARDING CURRENCY RESERVES, ARNOL RODRIGUEZ TOLD LiRIN%G/S CUBA HAS SUFFICIENT RESERVES MEET CURRENT COMMITMENTS. CUBA HAS RECENTLY SIGNED 52 MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT WITH FRANCE TO BUILD - - . . ee ae! geal INDUSTRY CUBA. . - SgCRaE: Sih CRET * . a BT Dag . 1 . . ; - ~ ° NNUN ; . Se oo, at Ld - : . . . . . . .. * . . f e , . , _ - ' ‘ fs 1 eee —- : ~ 8 TER pre OER YE ETT TT SY TPR LEr Erne A 1400000 ans senna 2 TTP LT Chbei of station, Seaice City, i Re ames coe, - hee . } : Teme Rae Oo tse Chief of wtaghes, Coitemala cttz; ‘fam fatvader | ‘ actime Cotet, ua in viotog _ i eee) UPVOUE 4: wal nd rtoal Cutan Sueec ib Le. a Heatquartess bined c] interested to learn of TUELYSG-L's regerté of ude Yo 7 clas dpog sorereuve & that..."“thay have a cantar jo Pehusitenes ger the teathiag ef co ilkaw ior Central £ SPCR. 09” ; OAT’ invol yen: tne kane peroaral arca and. the Uvshegnea ly Ate] fn Leda Re ten the Cuban infelligcaca Sarvies ¥ Aa a3 Guatemala City and 2a sab froc a Kegieas ex-military ae Cikac Coutulate ta He moe a fe uasiaa, hainzo, where U2 | Bove Abaaleorsel ar 4a Seine 2aducks aa Cha cme traising Hest o«ne "an | Boers fataa i 2. cE ioe of Ete ti 2hvaser, PORE APES “opepors Sed anf oe paymécina of ustsosn ‘patenbt £47 tres bad epwitlticbed a mreas of Cuties L Sa pre uncer ceed ep the bene Ctr tel is L952 ad a 2 Dated oank te Bakpe Lew To briing of of Carian c uatanal ees B68 ethene Gas Ro lass cian sicver. g.ctare gpreas kha poem hy Pedro ALVES F Eaeate Laie oe by Soiaal. ad a3 ad 20 | ra “Nabsr : Sue GP the | nettcles ahi, the quitlyo te wocaSent. Tied game hia ketivities uf the ; Cotinusd.../ Bigerteation: oe 2 = Cod, Kexico City iyo ui 3 , ( pier Lope 5 | 10 OM, (iuntwepha Caty | . ae ee are wee mee a was SHelABE2 1 September 13d i 2 OS, Gan Zalvacer Aloe uae 4 id Suen * BheRPOnd3 ABeRR Rt fe Curona WE/C/FE wa/2 | . - { once rent patasereeresen-wmemaamennt | t ee ae ; ; {_ rns BET 7 Oe _ * tuted th a | { ee meet awe th nee a a a . ; SH a es boos - aS ah ATCH | . ; th wi & wa UIE CRETE 14-0000 Guaeael Setian BAT La Ge AL as \ @ACaR ae jo S42 ABS ; - . oR) bey Antonie Cama, wet Ban fea Fopryten Moyimatients do fre lords Bevalhuctome ria duboe des Nowe Be iRoatlaakh wiih Aticate Cat 1 i | Letisna actenrtom $a Seracs AGE eho wis berm ta Tstmeteha, © ‘ : CAbast can xweneyted ta be 2 oui vida CY bree Pereto Rha i Po, Fecske PTT} : based ty Be t¢avticnk eith ¢ : ; of foal Aa tte oe pettaly rod 4S 2 bs Le namaasS vita } ' | i Giveack [a4 oP Rha Oca catsweey $3 Raateo City, hile af cage H : . neue at ghe y fave Pep GPaatt over thom wied Piyoes o oe H po wageri iia haa Wei tin erpeet fo Pista <3 Galea, : and orontan } Gre aeekusar, om LR demas: $o53 fea we ef bashoreene totarosé ee ar bord v a evreraive eae Piiien, ia fisispastiva mey .$ top bas wey Paoeie.* 23 @ukew oh he Tet Saat te courses hm BPad { SOCECLELCS OMS IS Gee eee Eo & Loderme tien. oUt 2 La deietetad, (6 eighe bn af Amteren? to asceny agénes F. ESE am everyone TT tnt e Be ae Oe En ser eee te crew eet stem ne meme cgratit Rr iembtnie nts Nena I tient Nap pn pin mnie Siegen pe Hincenanpae ttn RARICe hime Ree tA MERE EN eee ett mie RENE eee ent ween a peetentermes Spweccanomgte stenenerti sree jane ow ce Tome“ SLabeincation sig . . ‘ & Ce a us ctainues ee iene ve nll ete a i 2 1400000 . SANCTARY IN CUBA TO AVOID ARREST. incear DI ves ©) wo “_ G an o CLASSIFY TO FILE KO, CLASSIFIED MESSECE “vorau cowres 4 M-REF TO FILE NO. Earer } . rece niof) ecr. to prance pestTroy im) SiG. PERSON/UNET HOTEFIED DSWAMCE COPY eed a ca ——s : on PVassces CT isorsce Css: : SECRET 1922552 CITE MEXICO cH sata (W799 89 pirector (Fo JswAve A0 AVG OL (om TYPIC LIRING 1. WALLACE 8. ROWTONM AUG IN LAST FEET PRIOR T LIRING-3 ne L-3 DEPARTURE FOR CUBA 19 AUS. “EFS fob RGadTOt HE HAD TALKED WITH | a . —__ ABELARDO CURBELO PADRON ON 18 AUG FROM WHOM HE LEARNED FOLLOWING: A. ARNOL RODRIGUSZ CAMPS HaS BEEN MADE NINISTER OF SUGAR IN “NEWLY ORGANIZED OR REORGANIZED SUCAR MINISTRY. L33 TCLD ROWTON HE. WOULD CONTACT RODRIGUEZ CAMPS FERST UPO! ARRIVAL \CUSA TO . CHECK HIS PRESERT POSITION AND LATEST DEVELOPMENTS. . B. SENDING OF OLD DC-4 AIRPLANE TO MEXICO 16 ALE KAS, OSTENSIBLY SPECIAL SERVICES FOR JOSEPHINE BAXER AND 16 CHILDRER TO TRANSPORT THEM TO MEXICO. HOWEVER, ACCORDING 10 CURBELY THIS PLANE. ALSO GAVE CUBANS EXCUSE FOR NOT EVACUATING E OMEKIC NS IMPLICATED IN RICO GALAN CASE WHO WERE PRESSING CUBAS EMBASS FOR 2. °L+3 BELIEVES RICO GALAN CAs SE POINTS UP CONFLICT IN cusal EMBASSY BETWEEN SECURITY/ INTEL AND FOREIGN MINISTRY GROUPS. ON 19 AUG L-3 TOLD ROWTON THAT JULIAN LOPEZ DIAZ, PRESS AND CULTURAL ATTACHE : WARNED L-3 NOT TAKE 16 AUG PLANE BECAUSE THERE GOING 3E SEVERAL ECREF 4 yl: 14-0000 PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 8319 SEC PET~ SECRET Oe MEXICANS GOING TO CUBA TO ESCAPE ARREST IN RICO GALAN CASE. AS IT TURNED OUT ORLY FIVE PERSONS FLEW I DC-4 BACK TO CUBA i6 AUG AND NO MEXICANS AMONG THE, L-3 STATED CURZELO ON 18 AUG INDICATED CUBANS VERY FEARFUL FOR CUBAN/MEXICAN RELATIONS DUE RICO GALAN CASE AND DID NOT WANT BE ACCUSED BY MEXICANS OF GRANTING ASYLUM TO CULLTY PARTIES. IT VERY UNUSUAL FOR CUBANA oN MEXICO TO HAVANA RUN CARRY ONLY FIVE PASSENGERS, 4. L-3 STATED HE SAW FERNANDO RICO GALAN. BROTHER OF VICTOR, IN CUBANA OFFICE 12 AUG ATTEMPTING ARRANGE FLIGHT TO HAVANA. FLIGHT DID NOT COME MEXICO CITY THAT DAY AKD FERNANDO ARRESTED IN ROUNDUP. “Le3 ALSO SAW ON 12 AUG ONE NOEL BARRA ZENIL ATTEMPTING AREANGE . Sy PASSAGE. BARRA DESCRIBED BY L-3 aS RABID CONMUNIST REVOLUTIONARY WHO CLOSE*TO RICO GALAN ANG UNTIL RECENTLY A LONG RESIDENT IN HAVARA. 9. &-3 BELIEVES LOPEZ PROBABLY SECURITY OR INTEL REP IN EMBASSY SINCE HE VERY CLOSE RICO GALAN AND APPEARED FEEL MEXICANS CONNECTED WITH CASE WHO NOT YET ARRESTED SHOULD HAVE SEEN GIVEN PASSAGE To CUBA.. 4 #0 a ALSO RECENTLY L-3 ASvED DO MORE ik CULTURAL PRESS 1 Wu ur ong tL 8 aoe a ‘ E2 WHY HE DID WG WORK FOR CUBA. LOPEZ REPLIED THAT ROT IMPORTANT BUT WHAT WAS IMPCR- TANT WAS ASSISTING REVOLUTICHARY FORCES MEXICO, L-3 COMMENTED AITITUDE OF CURBELO. APPEARED REFLECT FOREIGN MINISTRY POLICY Not To . é 14-0000 ° \ , “~ eecene, SEURET _ - i “PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY zt:a sEC¢ Ret DO ANYTHING WHICH NIGHT UPSET CUBAN MEXICAN RELATIONS, SECRET SE ECKL i 4 . i i a aN + * a - 14-0000 S78. S$2< OFS « Dsierer, + e.rgada del depurvanenbe ce Tisteg cen ebreag -o= ° . td Loumien Gansiier solieité a an famgida Pies cud aca roves y @cao Lourdes upronNifadcsam ah §$ dias fa aguorita ~- ia vise, gue ou padrun es religiosa gutsicra esber af = puedes bucer alge per olla, ye que a2 te so wh ol wieruca, ya no podrd viajar, pere La opinifn del Gomenlade 98 jue vinjoe to wer pronbe posdble.s Doloresaque catdé-en le volver’ 4 dasir ak sconpaficrose E7D,6 trdciitay, pero Salidea al C$,e MD pide ol coste de la Lhursda entericre vy KP ouads co Alanarlaee SB06= Lourdes Gonedius woelye ae liemar y fide que el fuporta de Ja 2Acmrada ae ia poson al <~ 752963 ¥ presente per la anare Angoly. $ minutes e dcpertaren § 112,50, HY dics quo Meren Lourdes ¢4 laa graches,052_ Entrada L22lee BL Lie thjieas de is Scoretaria do La o~ Previdensia, y Abreu quodan ¢o wereo nefasa & kas tamie ou ic Fonda Santa Amita fntrada qe i25,0 Karcelnu (Iguan dsspuda de Hirdau que ry wa hoy 6 wahuma, Be azte ar aiae cht { 3 de ia os ar te eo lees “ce wela Gh NBL te™ DI ZO™ se urlo ae ehay fae wa - Nee el whargsa ov Guba cen cu ospoee y ou ha Seyuptfomretfonar tn = como dentro de 10 diag para luege reugreser por mis Siaspose = Morcela ks desea bron vicio o dedden que ovonde tomga tlasps ird a worla porque ya ne uguanta & su espes y quicre que loo CSpPor tate ‘Miriam dadion qua efiana $ al dubsda Llega Carbals 7 is augdero que ie hate todos los dias. Marog@er hes aoaptoer Lovh ee gf een ciphe | «AR ithe o ° : . yee ject et tt fale Ucoblle« 13 agosto Gu}on t eile! Rha eee Hae legal ee ine & 14-0000 ” / .8 . “7: MESSAGE FORM * —————————— , . TOTAL COPIES: J ee: H.° WEILER gb O rite nip - emt: WH/C/RR , O inoex SECRET eat: 3561 Xi no inpex cate: 10 AUGUST 1966 O Fite IW ¢s FILE NO, ee DIScEM BY a oo PER # — Cpestaoy =f -nzTURN TO BRANCH OIRECTOR Fxira: CJ RID COPY Cours Fur x . Io : qeuered mea at CAS SEP ECA TRON RTE 22h [SECRET — a ve ffEXICO CITY ~7T TYPIC LIRING REY: <EYTOO CTTV 8189 CIN 73260) 1, FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL, RQMS FOR LIRING-3: A, CUBAN REQUIREMENTS. FOR FREE WORLD PURCHASES, MOST URGENT ITENS, AMOUNT FOREIGN EXCHANGE AVAILABLE FROM THIS YEAR'S SUGAR CROP FOR SUCH PURCHASES, CREDIT PLANS TO MAKE ADDITIONAL PURCHASES POSSIBLE. B, CUBAN PLANS INCREASE OTHER EXPORTS AUGMENT FOREIGN EXCHANG AS WEDGE AGAINST CONTINUED POOR CROPS. C. CUBAN PLANS INCREASE TRADE MEXICO, OTHER LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES. CUBAN PLANS IMPROVE RELATIONS THIS AREA. D. PRESENT POSITION, STATUS ARNOL RODRIGUEZ. 2, ONLY ADDL TRACE OCHOA: EGK 40533, 23 WARCH 1966 (CATIDE) REPORTS RENE OCHOA (NATIONALITY XOT GIVEN) AND AGUSTIN P, ROMAN ATTENDANCE FIRST CONGRESS OF PUBLISHERS OF SOCIALIST PEDAGQGESOy PREWYE, 15-30 NOV 1965, END OF MESSAGE WH/C/FI ome fs a COORDIHATING OFFICERS /WH/C AUTHENTICATING . . cacurl 1 ACLEASING OFFICER SECRET Cecheded tom mroretic OFFICER 5 . | ( : . dewey eon ot — { pene corr no, REPRODUCTION BY_OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. IA Sa. a 14-0000 4-65 oVlU oT, om " awoess Dvet Tuo . QR ‘ CLASGIFY TO FILE RO. : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Totat copies ead fo Fite HO. ‘ eue ae eer: 10 aeancn bestaoy LJ sic. “SECRET 9999492 CITE MEXICO CITY 8189 - DIRECTOR Buc tb ix 7 3260 PBRUMEN. LIPING REF MEXICO CITY 8129 73h) le Linins-5 TZLD WALLACE B, RO¥TON aT 8 AUG MEETING HE PRE- PARED REVISIT SCUBA TO FURTHER DEVELOP CONTACTS FOR PCYTON BUSINES. ACTIVITIES, NE PLANS REQUEST VISA 9 AUG DIRECTLY FROY APNOL | RODRIGUEZ | RO STILL IN FOREIGN MINISTRY THC NO LONSE® VICE MINISTER, L-3 EXPECTS SPEEDY SERVICE ON VISA REQUEST ALLOWINS — HIM TAKE 13 AUG FLIGHT TO PSRUMEN, 2. L-3 VERY ANXIOUS TAX WIFE AND CHILD WITH HIF THIS FLIGE AND YER VISA APPROVALGN B& EST ED SEVESA i IN TINE ACCOMPANY HIM. WIFE AND CHILD WILL FLY ON To ‘SANTIAGO On a Do VISIT WITH KER MOTHER, WILL GIVE L-3 $1,223 U, Sey HALF IN mex yan i ?° Bn ‘Ob, Mt s 3, ROWTON CONFIDENT L-3 RELATIONSHIP PROGRESSED TC POINT LEVY SPECIFIC ‘POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND EVEN MILITARY REQUIREMENT PESOS, FINANCE TRIP, L-3 TO STAY HAVANA 13-26 AUG CC SANTIA: AUG RETURN MEXI 29 auc. L-3 WHO WILL DO aEST TO SATISFY. L-3 TOLD SOWTON HE SEALIZES MSCESSITY KEEPING ROVTON INFORMED IN DETAIL ON CUSAN SITUATION since Pa 14-0000 PASE Two Mextea city gizga9 seo eet . SECRET BUSENESS SO CLOSELY CONNECTED WITH AFFAIRS OF COUNTZY. ROWTON “MAS ASKED HI% SOUND OUT ALL CONTACTS FOR ANY INDICATION CASTPO NEUTPZALIZED O02 DOWNGRADED AND IF S90 WHO NOW EM POWER. ALSO HAS ASKED TO REPORT ANY INCREASE OR ZECREASE IN SOVIET AND CHINESE | INFLUENCE. -REQUEST OTHER REQUIZEYERTS. oe ner an nT NT _ &. ROWTON ALSO HAS &SKED L-2 SPOT AND POSSIBLY RECRUIT HAVA ‘RESIDENT TO wO2K WITH ROWTON AND L-3 IN BUSINESS VENTURES. IN- vcs DIVIDUAL. WOULD HAVE TO. HAVE CAPBREILITY FOP TRAVEL MEXICO FREQUENTLY CONSULT’ METH BOUTON, L-3 FROM CURRENT KNOWLEDGE FRIENDS INSIDE aa 1” PROPOSED: RENE CCHOA FUNEZ, SA-YEAR-OLD HONDURAN MARRIED TO CUSAH. L LOCHOA 15 DIRECTO? DE LA EDITORS NACIONAL DE EDUCACION DE CUBA WITH EXCRLLe” we BSCESS TO HIGH-LEVEL GOVERNMENT CIRGLES, 5 INTENDS \ . sous OUT OCHOA FOR COLLABORATIC AND WILL LOOK AT OTHER CENTRAL | . AMERICANS AS POSSIBLE CANDIDATES. FOR POSSISLE INFORMATION ON ocHes HAS I Is REFERRED TO SSA ALZAR 3G APRIL 1964. no fo SECRET ae Srepr oo eA Lerner emeeti eet nae ae eR NT oe ae , nT oA 5) bw Yes 33 Fel Baten | Age a be ube Bgaian. Reman Bilin. dd Ie . Loy ash oaths 2 of 4S, me wn baton 4 A ea A Hee gep eee “ i md. 6S ao oo wae . Autn “Page ee = gt Bae ay ate Lp theese ae Te ae o LG _ had pr ae an = OYE we sete plttre POS oo , . . os . ; CBee thet re ~ foe Tes a dm Cha fbb , . oa . . a pblea ps Fa X mee, oo: | onan 7 1400000 , - + oe ; . + MESSAUs FURM y A . . TOTAL COPIES: — g ome: MARVIN FRANCIS: akerits ato wut: WH/C/FI/TC 0 invex | SECRET ; sant: 25625 O wo tora vac: 3 AUGUST 1966 1 DISSEM BY ef PER = O ric mes Pe no. fr RID COPY 3 “ho es CHE DIFCCTOR wns 25094 oa [7 MEXICO CITY - TYPIC LIRING REFERENCE: MEXICO CiTY 8125.{1N 68738) CARLOS OF REFERENCE LIRING/3. \ PLEASE USE CRYPT IN FUTURE TRAFFIC. _GF MESSAGE ; KR : oo \oemvover WA Quon (a _ a Athe “e Ae \ Lie : ( C/Wi/C/CI ‘ : : ary MoV. BROE . , THOMAS J. FLORES ‘ my ag C/WHD C/WH/L C/WILC ‘ 8 — - i ‘ “COORDINATING OFFICERS . ’ ' RELEASING OFFICER | sont : tatssse ton atone weteerrieen j . 3=-/¢ SECRET peearete Do REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED. Cory ma. 14-0000 oe - a a AYN, Soe ay oon worxs ves Ones _ v: Se gay OK NPE oes ve a Y cy cf ot CLASSIFY TO riLe’HO. __ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE rorat, corres ren: : . ASO TEED Ph ad ATTTRATNS mt K-REF TO FILE NO. | —euerioO.scr. to prance 1) <7 DESTROY Osc. ADMANCE COPY Oo issuro Oo | SECRET O2i8152 CITE MEXICO CITY 8115 DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE . TYPIC LIRING 1. a ING WITH WALLACE Bo ROWTON ON: ! AUGUST 1966, HELMAR STATED MIGUEL LOZANO VILLALOBOS HAD SHOWN ENBLE FROM HAVANA WHICH ARRIVED MEXICO CITY AFTER DEPARTURE OF ABELARDO CURBELO: PADRON ON 25 JULY WHICH SUMMARIZED ‘LIST GF DEFICIENCIES AND INEFFICIENCES OF CURBELO DURING HIS” ASSIGRHENT MEXICO CITY. - . «Be CABLE SIGNED BY RAUL ROA GaRoIA. CABLE CITED UNANSWERED MESSECE MEQUESTING SPECIFIC INFORMATION AND LiST OF ACTIONS NOT Ano . . N LOZANO TOLD JURADO IT WNLINELY CURBELO WOULD RETURN TO. SECRET BT 14-0000 o~ . . a em > woexs D)ves Ono _ : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Ceara contes 40 CLASSIFY TO FILE HO. XeREF TO FILE 8. rice wil) ser. to erance C) pestroy () sic. PERSON/UKET MOTIF RED DIRECTOR TYPIC LIRING 1. CARLOS/JURALO, DELMA HE HAD CONTACTED MANO 0 GONZALEZ IN VERACRUZ 32 AND 31 JULY. ND LOCAL EMPLOYEE OF CUBAN CONSU- REPORTED 19 WALLACE 3. ROWTON i AUG GONZALEZ 1S MEXICAN FUNCT IONARY - LATE IN VERACRUZ. HAS RESIDED VERACRUZ PAST 35 YEARS AND HAS WORKED FOR CONSULATE MOST THIS PERIOD. 2 JURADO HAD BEEN SENT VERACRUZ BY RBYVTON TO DEVELOP GONZALEZ FOR USE IN ROWTON - JURADO BUSINESS DEALS AND ULTIMATELY FOR INTEL PURPOSES. GONZALEZ AGREED WORK WIT! JURADO ON CONDITION HIS COOPERATION REMAIN QUOTE BETWEEN US UNQUOTE SINCE HE SAID IT WOULD SE EMBARRASSING * MIM IF WAVA LEARNED HE DQING BUSINESS ON SIDE. - 3. GONZALEZ TOLD JURADO HE GOING KAVA SOON ON HIS\OWN SINCE: HE NOT FAMILIAR WITH CITY SINCE REVOLUTION. PLANS FLY CUBANA FROM MEXL CITY AUG AND WILL ARRIVE MEX? CITY DAY BEFORE. RPWTON WILL WAVE JURADO OFFER KIM FREE OVERNIGHT STAY IN NEW APARTMEIT RENTED . BY ‘JURADO AND FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY ASELARDO CURBELO PADRON, NO BVIDERCE @ONZALEZ HAS YET ASKED FOR VI 14-0000 ts : PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 126 SE-C RE T one as 4. VIEW GONZALEZ GENERAL ACCEPTANCE JURADO PITCH, ROWTON @ILL Lh : PASS 100 “DOLLARS U.S. TO GONZALEZ THROUG JURADO HELP HIM MEET. EXPENSES. ROWTON WILL HAVE JURADO PASS GONZALEZ REQUIREMENTS PRIOR HIS DEPARTURE. JURADO T0.9 BY. ROWTON NOT SURFACE ROWION TO GONZALEZ. JURADO ALSO PLANNING MAKE SECOND EXPEDITION HAVA FOR ROWTON SOON” AND EXPECTS SEE GONZALEZ THERAW WILL TAKE: WIFE WITH HIM BUT DELAY BEING ENCCUNTERED OBTAINING VISA FOR HER, 9 xr nv SECRET Aha Bee , Ba - NNN ak cuggatee . . a om : ps tee tet pO ee 14-0000 Bl assess Cuban knewiedge uf NVN roteptiohs regarding the, LaEmen prisoners. OO cote feet ——t a ioe exh EH FOR CER cu tihw Al ude Cnet: — npr ; 4a Jet ae 6 2 7 8 3 SE CRE T 2316952 Cit2 rity eeze DIRECTOR 7 TYPIC LIRING - REF: MEXICC CITY 7994 a 1 l 1, CARLOS JuPaADO DELXYAr TOLd va LEACE B. RGwich AFT TERNCS.: CF 22 JULY 1966, KE HAD TIL Ssto Hatt En OF A TSUER PE ISONERS IN Soeth VIET NaN WITH MIGUEL .cau9 EARLIEPRITMAT Dar. JuRAda SAID LOZANO REMAP KED TRAT IN HIS OF} sign aie 2. BELTEVE THES BEST enol EG SET UATION ANF CAN ONLY CONC: uBE AP ELARDO CUPSELO AS LITERED TC SPARK ah OTNERWISE ORD: RARY CONVERSATION AND PEEMSPS ATIEMP, GET PIES oot oe eaten ABREY AND Jueane, ° SECRET | CS Comment: "Advieed that ROWTON (2) wasd meet Jurado and attempt to . “RET ERERED- ONAL BED GRUSS - 2 net Cpartzinatttae ET HBR mee boo tb becene oo 4 14-0000 ad De 4 rT rf ent, Time tle 3 np.corr | Boe Binlesbs sone 4 INFO FILE f : =) P God bcr : EAE Me TNS; : ¥ Tie Suse “4, D >) vm , a“ weer: D3xes O #0 CLASSIFY TO FILE RO. A-REF TO FILE WO. rite aro €) rer. ro peance J pestrov C) sic. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE. TrvaL CoPits Sy SECRET 2103452 CITE MEXICO CITY 7994 SiN iA US. cul, DBI 20, DBincs 2 PRIORITY DIRECTOR ac eee NO NIGHT ACTION IN wv L065] TYFTIC LIPTNG : REF A DIRCCTOR 21425 #« B MEXICO CITY 7971 Gu HESO* ae WALLACE Bo rowTON ‘IN NEETING 20 JULY WITR CAZLOS(JURADO DETERMINED STATEMENT REPORTED REF B RE EXECUTION OF PRISONERS MADE BY ABE Lappo CURBELO PADRON IN PRESENCE GF RAMIRO A2REU QUINTANA ARD JURADO. STATEMENT AS MADE POSITIVELY BY CURBELO I8 CONTEXT OF - BRIEF DISCUSSION RE GRAVITY OF SITUATION IN VIET NAM. 2. THOUGH FACT CURBELO MADE STATEMENT RATHER THAN ABREU WHO RECENTLY RETURNED MEXICO CITY FROM HAVASS , TENDS DETRACT FROM IMPACT OF STATEMENT, Rowton HAS INSTRUCTED JuRaDO CONTINUE CKECK OUT STATEMENT IN EMBASSY 0 DETERNINE QUESTIONS RAISED Ii PARAS 2 A AND B REF Ao ~ JURADO TOLD ROWTON HE WOULD TAL® WITH MIGLEL LGZANO VILLALOBOS, EMBASSY COUNSELOR, WHO, ACCORDING TO JURADO, IS MUCH MORE RELIABLE SOURCE AND MORE AWARE OF SITUATION IY HAVANA THAN EITHER CURBELO OR ABREU. SECRET : Liking -3 | 14-0000 -- : Se PAGE TvC MEXICO CITY 7994 SE CR ET . ; 3, NEXT ROWTON JURADO MEETING WILL BE AFTERNOON 23 JULY. WILL ADVISE RESULTS. . SECRET * BI CS COMMENT: *Jurado told ROWTON (1) that the situation in Vietnam is grave be- cause the North Vietnamese are going to execute the U.S. Airmen recently captured, ' #*Hqs feels it essential for ROWTON (1 to develop fullest possible info needed to 1ssess Cuban knowledge of VN intentions and seek answers to a number of posed questions. Ar At | : SECRET lied) ! 4 4 ! | i Y . | . . : oe osahe reams oe - , . a . Seer rae tear ge arya, 14-00000 ~ mo, ~ ae . - “eA 7 : towers DJ] ves OJ no Ciesscry To Fite no. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE E TOTAL COPIES 5 a : K-HEO TO FILE HO, rue e10D) eer, +0 eeascn , SECRET ; srsteoy CO} sic. PERSON’ Lee? ROTIFIEO = ae ACTION AOVANCE COPY i} . 4 RID COPY Oo tsaurp oO SLOTtED a ly co t tas t . : —F* : FILE yR WH P DO ES Save wie CiloP ov i lnoA , a8 4, earne SECRET 2219392 CITE MEXICO CITY 7933 bucti. swww Ue | NSEDIATE DIRECTOR MSEERME Fo CLARIFY StaTEWew i TYPIC LIRING ee mare by Ci kine -1 RE |——OREFS: a, DIREOTCR 2192s © Et Feunen oF pmeRien™ Be MEXICO C1i¥ pCis g> : San MEME pe -- 1, ROWTON NEXT HESTING WITy SCYEDULED FOR 2393 YOURS 20 JULY. : “RCITON BELIEVES IT SEST NOT ATSS4PT SET EARLIER MEETING LEST IT RAISE QUESTIONS JURADO’S MIND RE ROWTON'S INTEREST IN REPORT. THUS FeE ALL REPORTING 2Y JURADO 70 ROWTON HAS BEEN UNDER GUISE OF BASIC POLITICAL INFORMATION WHICH ESSENTIAL To PLANS FOR FUTURE BUSINESS DEALS OF ROvTON, _ ; 2. AT 2383 HOUR MEETING ROVTON WILL BE ABLE ESTASLISH PREAGRAPH 2 3 ANG BREF A AND THIS WILL SE-REPORTED SOONEST. 3, ANSWERS TO PARS 2C AND D WILL REQUIRE JURADO RELNTERROGATION OF LIRife-1, ROTO! VILL REQUEST JURADO DO THIS AT MEETING BUT IT © .PR82A3LY WILL BE 21 JULY BEFORE JURADO CAN SEE LIRING-1. : ' 4. IT APPARENT FROM CONTEXT OF REPORT CITED REF B THAT LIRING-1 _ HAD BEEN IM CONTACT YITH ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS OF MINISTRY OF FOREIGH AFFAIRS, IT POSSESLE REPORT REGARDING AIRMEN WAS EXPRESSION “MADE TO LIRINS-1 EY RODRIGUEZ. o 5. 298 RET ~ ; aT | | At CING ~3 aod ee 14-00800 ZSSAGE hacd pore a: Ros GTAL-CGPIES ° 7 Ts RS Crs ¥ Srvar 2, 1H ee O ncstacy 0D RETURN TO aren GAANCH a DISSEM LY a PTR eee S ommeneer) — Cries iw Cs FILe BO, D nsex D nt woex Mm RID CoPY bid o re wu c IRE t ma ADM: re) <NUMB: Faia . ot at aan Cy -_ inte —— FI, 7 rytatis 21425 CITE DRECTOR - = aaa st ial eo es) SEMENT RE NORTH Ss STS no Tr te (a) yy ye 4 = U.S. ALAME: ECUT ITENTICN EX ACTION IT IATSs TTD AN PURSUE ry es ere x TIONS =$ euerate rid Nk hae eee sult 3 TO FOLL FTON SEIK ANSE Frasiy cD INFO AS TO CES AND Obras aes ata a wets R WHAT CI ws Vive t Y FURTEER Ai a ord a ae YT MEN CONTEXT ¥ fii 23 AS STAT COORDINATING CFFICERS : 3 boas $30 re . ze ye Fo 2? < _ ‘ a is ive 5 ~Psal 2 anti $3 Tt 3 z. en | 2 Ro h o rr z RELSasing OFFICER is PRONG REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THS 155Ul 14-0000 MEESAGE SOR . Tora SOMITS: 6 : . onc: - GO vite aD ueaut: * . OD were . cat: One scar Ball; DO ritz mw cs FALE NO. “pinscu o¥ a . | \ Bpestacy O) RETURIE TO me pRANCH cured teicat TLAESTFIECATIOND SRE SE TET - ey HERE <TRURUCAT = —= i cig DIECTOR A 5 MERE ro? oF : WLSHF GL : POSITION, FROM WHAT : ALE IT? BAoTTTAN AMM anneer mrad | . POSITION AXD ACCESS TIS# SE VM OINTENTICES, E.C., CuUSA. i ereotr?T SEcRiT i 4 - ) JOP RBISISS . a = : eeanyy - ea yo omese bo. RELEASING oF Icke =. WILLIAMS FOR WILLISM Vl Bact : - u “oe Lo oe : 4 - . wa . - 2 . . ~ a ; ’ . t 4 cos uc : +. QCORDINATING OF FIGZAS. : . pee ae AUTHENTICATING a’. RELCASINS OFFICER one Crricea . . mn wee setuine z mies coor uo. REPRODUE. wR BY OTHER THAN THE BSUING OFFI wh PROHIGDITEDR we - — * . 14-0000 “"OULY, . WILL ATTEMFT LEARM GOR FE DETAILS atio JS SCLISH invex: Dves 0 v0 cuassiry To Five no. SC CRASSIFIED MESSAGE rorat cortes “] 2— SeREF TO FILE WO o inne ———_—_ eave fee arene ere aroC] ger. ro arance CJ SECRET mans REPRODUCTION PROHISITED ccsteooy sie. PEGSON7 UNIT ROTEFIED cs = P elo a a et Pep] Ditcesry By YA ACTION AQVYASCE COPY UNIT a Ss = ba RID cOPY oO (ssuce oO sterves [Kl owses feclae Loved ” ngs0faet pars Sy. Go! mi p CAL PEG, CALS NA ae os, clits atte atin bin ih 6h, ja), Dot Dols Lit neon USE Li Dei ao “9 Seco eT 2593522 TITI MEXICS CITY 727! PRIONITY SIRESTON : nih59838 | UL : . TYPIC LIZINE 1 1, WALLACE - go-Tsv In “EZTINC 13 JLLY WITH CARLOS JURSAC OSTAINED FCLLOULNE eesiaie “MICH WIJSUSTEDLY CavZ FROM 2 . LIAMG-1 YES RETR LO 79 aex1e SITY FRC YAVANA LS JULY. 2, SITUATION If VIZTEA" GRAVE ola fq NORTH VIETMA‘ISE SSing TQ LNecuTe Ut. 4 ; MESTNTLY CAPTURED. 2. rovtse ELICITED THIS STSTENERT FROM JURADO AFTER 2. ENS=} MAD L2ROUENT JURADO uessach FROM ASMOL CURAZO TOLD HIE LIF ROMRISUEZ CAMPS WHO PREC ENTLY VAS REPLACED AS VICE MINISTER FOREIEN AFFAIRS. MESSAGE Ta JURADO FRO? RODRIGUEZ VIA LIAI"?-1 YAS TO EFFECT HE REPLACED AND AVARITING REASSICK “CEPT BUT EFFECT OF REPLACEMENT NOT | a vine . SCRICUS, JURADO TLD ROWTON LIFINS-1 YAD SAID THERE MUCH ER OPGANIZA- . . a TICK GGIRs ON Ik CUSA HO BUT IT NOT SERIOUS; UQUEVER, LiF iInc-1 SaId SITUKTION If VIETHAS: ¥ ao SERIOUS SECAUSE HGORTH VIETHAVESE Wohe GOING “SHOOT AMERICAN AIRUEH AND AZ A CONSRGUESCE THIS WOULD ESCALATE WAR THERE. 4, ROVTGH HAS SCHCDULED Vict MWITM JURADO EVENING: 23 ~ VATTIS, % 7371 - a opie . T . cwnes late tae ae ‘ o oO © eet 14-0000 ioex: Olves Ono CLASSIFY TO FILE WO. MeREF TO FILE NO. as . 4 : rece 00 eer, to erancn C) DESTROY o S16. EPR ODUCT 10N PEOHIBTTED at. “B3 Rp pf 2| PSF mt, p wile dt od . action AGVANCE COPY PTS aa BY rel; U é Ss {] RID COPY essere un. 7 a tMFO ; FILE VB Kae 2. cji[e : a T — ; - v= 7 7 SECRE 142330Z CITE “zXICO CITY 7823 15 duit 56860 \ uit DIRECTOR . KAPOX TYPIC AMROD LIEMPTY . REF DIRECTCR 19949 1. NO MGRE HEARD OF PLANS SEND ARMANDO RODRIGUEZ CAMPS TO CARLOS JURADO DELMAR was BEEN MEXICO CITY INSPECT CONSULATE. IF HE HAS HEARD ANY MORE a ASKED SEVERAL TIMES BY WALLACE Be "ROWIGN OF RODRIGUEZ’ TRAVEL PLANS BUT HE ADMITS BEING PUZZLED WAY RODRIGLEZ HAS NOT APPEARED. RENTAL OF APARTMENT WHICH STATION HOPES HOUSE RODRIGUEZ Qe - SUARD O HAS RECE IVED WHILE HE HERE EXPECTED BE. COMPLETED THIS WEEK. AFFIRMATIVE RESPONSE FROM LANDLADY AND HAS MONE Y AND FIAD OR ‘AVAILABLE « u VILL AD OCCUPANTS SUPPOSED BE OUT OF APARTMENT i5 JULY> VISE + 3. CHECKING NUMBER TEST LETTERS NCW IN BOX. WILL SERVICE “AS REGUESTED. , SEGREE SECRET ‘BT 1 Dole ee : ee neater 4.00000 | 4. : oe eee Age Ci f.ve wa ens CH ANDERSON/ pap OF Qorsrror’ 9 revuan ro ecu CiSECTCS eo ee conn pe, mettre me net weet arrow CRABS FUCA LS) = Luk TAS. ae dreds soos oe rags CRE T sa Kath EAS TU gq tera lab Ete 5. i, 13 G9°Z, ce eirector tt 9 3 4 0 THEXICO city - —_. KAPOK TYPID>” AMROD LIEvPTy , M Gory, REFS: A. ‘mMEyefco CITY 7265 IN Bs24K% eat ie Me [SC andes var f B. MEXICO CITY 75:2 (1X 32832) & : . : ci 1. REF“SUGGESTS RETURN OF ABREU MAY PRODUCE HOVEMENT IN AMRGD OP, & iad . - . 2. PiS CONTINUE TeO TEST LETTERS PER WEEK TO MIGUEL SCHULTZ AND SERVICE ALL BOXES 5-8 AUGE: T IN USUAL MANNER, 3. ABOUT HOW MANY TEST LETTERS ARE Now STACKED UP AT SCHULTZ? 4. MUCH APPRECIATE YOUR CONTINUING REPORTS ON LIFEAT/LIENVOY REFERENCES TO LICLOVE-2. THIS IS otR PRIMARY RINDOW INTO OVERALL ; AWROD OP STATUS AND EFFE. PIVENeSS AND INFO CONTAINED TS OF PARAMOUNT THPORTANCE- TO KANLLING CTEER ASPECTS THIS oP AND RELATED OPS , 3S. “any. INDICATION REF B INSPECTION oF. LIRING Is STILL SCHEDULED] 8 ; END OF MESSAGE I + 7 j CNHC CCA? PA. . : ; . . Ps H Cent “C7Ca Ve En hee at A we “ wha eA ores f aro eee i CL - ; Ch ! Go EA LiKe Se : : Siac EM SIMATING CCAS AC SAIC PELLAes CFFIELK pith SECRET | [= eet : : Lew. ~ Bema e Rotten ft ‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THO USUNEG OPEICE Is PROWIOITEDS - Serr mee £ 14-0000 : an : — : Srentt Bo : : auneemticaTing L Lo a * cory 4 7 ‘. + ae ROUT a F, ‘ dg ose so EN SEE 7b 28 4 : SO SEARS: mamd - (2 — r Pa um WH/COG/OPS ; - “SECRET ; mat | _ a _ rel 13: %: 1255 . . 4 are: 8 MAY 69 8 ° Te tame ABLE OF CRETARIAY DISETIMATION “1 won () xc moss 0) estuay to oa awen | CJ ennain by aa gaste od Use fied? oremiber) (cleesificotion) frefevence . Fa eave pinecrol) 0 f 36.. SECRET | . _ : 0873 S6zbyé9 ay 4 ro T yextco city ; a 7 4 TYPIC LIRING-4 na 7 po : wh REF: MEXICO CITY-0125 (IN 52298) a oF : , c 1. VIEW PBRUMEN APPARENT SUSPICIONS OF LIRING-3, PREFER ROWTON NOT LEVY ANY REQUIREMENTS ON LIRING-4 OR OFFER ANY AID, HOWEVER, SEOULD OPPORTUNITY 70 DEBRIEF _ : OR ELICIT DEVELOP AFTER TRIP, WOULD WELCOME SAME. i in ; |» 2. FILE 201-798301, 201-818842. : ra ae Fal : TO eo 7 “EXD OF MESSAGE 4 : “og pay 1963 : ay - = aaa ac ; i F ia : : : ao Fs lied . a —, Deruncondg, 5 Lanst E . an : po Ise, Sha haf [Dasbe. i £ fe » 8 WILYIAM V. BROE . WALTER J. XAUFMAN . 8 Ser C/WHD = - C/BH/I oe a Ho : 2 i j if 24 y REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING [_secars || s —- met et 14-0000 y a a 79 3 01 ea eepecnomesenetnacmnpmnn ian en mnensene si mee wee CABREL He ATION YPUAiONIONT Bie —, . : BLES TASE Toiew Vane Be. ralS {SEEN BS Tv . om one 7 4 H . : ag 1% ——___.- ADVANCE COPY CD ms8ut0 LD scorseo 1 re ats z= | w8tF TO FILE NO. 2 QeseM Bed ee ACTION i | _ 26% _ z SECRET @803312 MAY 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 2425 g ha ms ; DIRECTOR ; > Beas Bar 68: 53298 TYPIC LIRING-4 1 pe eye a ff a | — -! REFS A. MEXICO CITY sas2w F4397) B. NEXTCO CITY 4543, 16 FEB SIFPHR PATVED[ L Ie ttc cacCteo QE APRIL. LIBING<2 CRELING VERY ae Snes = BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID XxOT SEE FATHER BEFORE JEATH uds OW ‘.. APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER MOTHER IN CUBA. IF VIS GRANTED ( we Ghanteteene tv PLANS STAY OMY ONE OR TwO WEEKS. : ; 4: , WEF FOl 2. ROWTON HAS KEPT AYAY FROM LIRING $4 SIBCZLLIRING~S i RELEASED FROM JAIL IN GUATEMALA AND LIRING-3 HAS TCLD HER HE GIT OF CLANDESTINE BUSISESS. IF KES SO DESIR=S HOWEVER ROWTON sO - COULD TRY RENEW CONTACT WITH HER TO SEE IF SHE WILLING aSS3SS ° TED IN PARA tA THROUGH IF OF REF 5 oR aT: LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO INFO ON THEM, (STATION KAS SUSJECT PARA 1C REF B PARTICULARLY IW NIND.) THIS Iu RETURN FOR FIRANCTAL KELP IN MAKING TRIP. PLS ADVISE. - — a 3. FILE 201-798301. . “ ye rsecteny de jAahtadetone f SECRET a er | eneaannt ’ , stiieasialacer dh cdaubter sh 8, San EA eat ET I 14-0000 * fet ” : . : ' a | So 7 9730) . . “on _ . . ews. Se. eT Ge MINATION LASSIFIED BAL: oe ei ky Cre na" INITIALS : + RSG amt ‘waiees ~ ° REPROD TION CF TS COPY Fae ciTED i , DD sauco (D sore mom C ve G wo 3 : } srr, ee : ; AEF TO FALE WO. . . i . euceo Cacr. To “# mt _ > wy gz Elon . i. bos } ” ~ io SECRET 1217162 JUL $8 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 9242 : , : “5 : . » 0 ‘ . } MEXICO CITY INFO DIZECTOR ARE ASSIE io. eee - = ' | 2 REF @, SC¥ASHINGTOY 94613 4 B. DIZECTOR 15576 | iJ . ie , i ’ eSUSTICN, APPRECICTES MEXICO CITY STATICN OPERATIONAL PROELEM a wiTubliszeasa. HOWEVER, SICE ACTION SUGSESTED REF A MIGHT - Sb g | RESULT ae RINGS" “CASE BEING WORKED OUT WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL | " INTERVERTION, BSLIEVE REASONABLE THINE SHULD BE ALLGWED TO PASS | *. { 4 PRIOR LEZING/4 FAXING ANY ACTION, oo 748 i : obo ' { SzcC : - | BT ' . i es oo, i ° . 1 i ¢ * 4 . * | rs ~> Velte . j : - : we i ' i ot”, } : i ae _ of ; “N . 7 / : a . 14 | . | ‘t : i i md io: -— doom a a body SECR RET yo a a ee ~ oo mete ann nannnanianeninns waeneemem anemenanneal uangacween a + Teernememc sername tran mae | irae t 14-0000 cong ) Ne | 79 9 30! : fe a : : msssnce rom I {. LL e301 = wv owe: Marvin Frarcis:1q aT 9 uxt: WH/1/3E04 - “ogEcrEeTY! = tam: 21 July 1968. Pepe. CAME SECRSTAMAS OHtEMMADON K) woe) oermor (J ew roan i ¢—________| [] nono (3 pas of co ma ko. * 201-798901 ; CONF, conan) SECRET _ “ ero U2 962 iii 76 XS MEXICO CITY INFO GUATEMALA CITY mo ‘REPS: A, MEXICO CITY 6223 (IN 47056)* | B. . GUATEMALA CITY 9236 (IN: 47690)** + 1968 2. EQS FILES INDICATE AwTeRO Senmeso rx ios? rttoren! : ; PCM PUBLISSING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY] BUT THERE NO DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFISTALS, THEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO aschsr anie73 | 2, CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL Peake Sie, HOULD : CONTINUE PRESS SERRANO FOR HORB DETAILS 83S CHANNEL TO AND iDENTITY oF GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED, BELIEVE LIRING/4. AND STATION WILL THEN BE IN BETTER POSITION TO ASSESS VALIDITY SERRANO CLAIN. SUGGEST pERING/4 ALSO a ‘SERRANO STORY WITH LEFTIST CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO ATTEMPT VERIFY a AND EXPLORE POSSIBLE SOURCES OF FUNDS IF FEASIBLE. STATION 8 & ry a rY oo ' 3s. 2 a , ts : rn? a : . _ ___ COORCENATING OFTcERE . 7 us : . 2 H - eapitgat sn ; : ' @EPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFPICE IS PROHIBITED. - : =. OF ae Sk - Sank taf om 14-0000 6924 11 July 1968 ewes Marvin Francis:1q vam = WH/1/3E04 SECRET pa . ‘ : ° (olite) ; tpice) Pamtcation, : [date ond tame fied) (eterence aumber; ‘SECRET 7 co ; CITE DIRECTOR ISS 76 © Mexico city PAGE - 2 © Te ma SHOULD KOT ADVANCE LIRING/4 ANY FUNDS UNLESS LIRING/4 ABLE SECURELY - EXPLAIN THEIR SOURCE. ‘ “ 7 Fi thet a _ END OF MESSAGE ml oe 3 INDEX . SERRANO a WH COMMENTS: *LIRING/4 approached by PCM member Arturo SERRANO who a ho elaimed he has contact with Guatemalan exile who could . bo: arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemala to'assist ’ 5 LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country, = oa *kGuatemala City requested more information prior! to . . connenting on feasibility of bribe offer by SERRANO, a _ ? . s. sunt i pf? x V LL clues ' 2 WILLIAM V. BRO Wed), “KAUFMAN | rN C/WHD . -¥,. . CAH/Y ' ' - . = OORDINATING OFFICERS ; . : | re wey cote =] aumenricanne GEARAIING OFFICER : SECRET sonngtodieg rodinn To! permaes _REPROGUCTION 8 ev OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEO. | 7 comets wee FT : cole wats! ne fon Dh , . a ae aes 14-0000 ~. | -~ 79IZB4 eB Toccoranat City AION <sASSIFIED me a z . Ec : x SEMsGWuNT ROTHED OCD PPE: ° SECRET se I 5 (When Filled In) awe : - 2 a a ard REPRODUCTION OF THIS C2 2OHIGITED : AOVANCE COPY oO is9ucD O S.0rTeo i _—— a moo: (ves O'e- AASV TO FILE NO. R-REF TO FILE NO.———- ossem ev. 2 aren rug eo Caner. To ACTION i. wW, , / g &) aa cory pep ARG AT ET A Ma am a RT } tilwr i . SECRET 2501052 MAY 68 CITE mEXICC CITY S687: GUATEMALA CITY IuF0 DIRECTOR , j REFS: a. mexico city 559% (p/ 209) B. cuaTemaLa-city sec2 [w/~ 13504) “4. HECTOR RODGLFO (SANDOVAL) ALEGRIA I 4 87 MAY 1968 y 25 kag ants 6 245 ne S$ GUAT REBEL WHO * TOGETHER WITH FRABGISCO (LARA) ENGINEERZO (LL, Ges 3, AND FRANCISCO ) SL T ATEMALA WHERE NOW INCARCERATED. SANDOVAL SAW Pied s severan TImzS AFTER LIRING-3 ARAcST AT ONE POINT SAYING i 4 } HE MIGHT HAVE TO HOLD UP BANK TO COME TG LIRING-A ASSISTANCE. , ACCORDING MANUEL); GiARCUZ) PARDINAS, SANDOVAL ARRESTED 5 MAY SHORTLY AFTER HIS WIFE RETURNED FROY TRIP TO GUATEWALA. SANDOVAL WIFE. WOW STAYING AT KoUSE OWNED BY MARCUE TOGETHER WITH FAMILY FRANCISCO LARA. | 2. IN ATTEMPT COUNTER EVENTUALITY MEXICAN POLICE (ON BASIS i srauetabe ees a INFO PROVIDED BY SANDOVAL) MIGHT BE LOOXING FOR. LIRING-4 FOR INTERROGATION, STATION HAS ASKED LIRING-4 GIVE UP? BOTH APARTMENTS) ‘SHE ax LIRING-3 HAVE BEEN RENTING. LIRING~ 4 Now LIVING WITH . i GURiFRIEND. BEFORE MOVING SHE RECEIVeD VISIT OF NAN: WHO DESCRIBED i SELF AS LAWYER OF MEXICAN EMBASSY GUATEMALA ciTY. LAWYER SAID HE 7 ’ eet OA RET POE SAS ASIA AURICULAR at BEDI PNA car am Ne emanate ema fea ARR At 2 Te OI ? APPOINTED DEFEND LIRING~3. LIRING-4 Has RECEIVED FIVE SHORT ‘ . ’ ~ ~ . , a { 3 | SECRET ne . Sea eae pec I TE eee arn ey 14-0000 i , os ae cath SECRETARIAT Fist LLASSIFAED Mi. — 7 RL NG AMOR WTALS LY — : Yresowonr WONG SECRz . i ' . ; (When Filled ia) : ; . : - apvance cory oO 188ut0 OD siotreo — — : * } CASSIFY TO FILE WOW ~ : . | 4 . | Fim ats = to, . KREF TO FILE NO.. , , memo Dacr. 10 onan} oestoy Oi tio. Action INF. ; . . | . vr, . . ! ‘ i —— ; ; i 2 _ ee . } _ i PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 5683 SECRET . i 1 ; . : | MESSAGES FROM LIRING-3 SMUGGLED FROM JAIL. ONE IN OPEN CODE | } SUGGESTED S/W Bz PASSED TO HIM. STATION NATURALLY WILL DO NO . . : | SUCH THING. _ oe 1. SECRET . ne og Et | > BT a | 3 m4 i oa . { ; ») : . ; : a 3 . er : : | . : : . io : : : : 2 ipo ij . } i a) H + $ x + i 7 t . : i> i oi 4 5 : 4 : | } : 7 1 : H - i 4 : i . : j _ aa ) bots j. , SECRET 3 nig meen nrienneneemagupeye einen on ce natin Seep meee Ee ' an : ik be sianttgachebesvernerenney 2 See os seen eenen wasn + we . 4 Sed” 14.0000 Caaclk SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION WERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ~~! “UW SECRET mnie (When Fulled to) secrasto caren REF OOUCTION OF TS COPY PROMIEITED G Me Of —“RLASSIFi€ED MESSAGE TOTAL cons Ds PMOUTING AND/OF INITIALS + EEN 6Y Tewmercor [Jane LJuoree en ct moe O vee B no [sro ‘ i 2 CLASSIFY TO FILE 10. ge - vr ay: } K-REF TO FILE NO. 7 osscm ane PER s ruz.mo Drer. 10 suncul) cestaoy C1] sips. . ATION INFO ‘ E ; ? 2 &®O cory Hy ‘ h Sod —_ A i . AJH £9 FILE. ve GR OG. <3 trike £r) PRPP . . 7 ; i : ' ‘ U AIO 2, OA = an SECRET 1621022 MaY 68 CiTE SUATEMALA CITY 8996 [Gta OF iw /2@3 MEXICO CITY INFO PIRECTOR a REF: mexico city ssaa (/ CCST 70 973 LIAISON REPORTS THAT PERSAVAL ENDL Gay syae iwc HELD PAVO + PRISON FARM PENDiFG SENInwCiNG Bf PGuRTH duZGacd DE PRINERA CNSTANCIA. ONLY CHARGE 1S OISTRIBUTING COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA. LIAISON SPECULATES THEY WILL RECEIVE LiGHT SENTENCE IF ANY. SECRET , BT . ‘ } z } i i i 4 { . wnitunct edabetscae isan | SECRET Sire tac tnesaries sae Sobers ctumnie = 2 laeendcaoniaretie men . Tt “UarDebesawet {4.do000 ee tt A AN ve ; . wee ON te oo a ‘ ; CLASSIFIED MESS GE SECRET (Wien Feed In} | Caare Secretie at DiSSEt PEASON/UNIT KOTS. CO wom G ves C so HALF TO FILE NO. cee sug wo Caer. 70 -GUATENALA CITY iuFO DIRECTOR P BRUNEN (PERSAVAL) & MARCLE IN JAIL. HARCUE 7 wo, RETURNING “WEEK 12 MAY LEARNED PARSAVAL 3X IN FAVGR 1 ae , 2s To TALK row nise=s, STATIS a” VISA AS LIRING-S CAN B TERY OF IMPRISONMENT» Teh, COPIES SECRET 1025252 Udy so SrTE WEXISO CITY 5542 zi POUTING AST/OR IIT AS - SEEN BY CLASS A TO FILE Oe pe i REF: wEXICO CITY 5375 @™ AsoK1) ee Zt be MANUELK @AkCUE) PAKS sand INFCRIIO LE Tainget: =e MAY THAT HIS ~ SISTER AND DAUGHTER IN LAW FAD SUCCEEDED IN OBTAINING GUAT VISA AND TRAVELED GUATTIALA CITY IN AN EFFCRT TO SEE CARLOS MINUEL SAID SISTER aND DAUGHTER IN LAU AND LIRING-3SENT=NCED EXPECTED URGE LIRING-465 CUBA BURING HIS > 3. CAN GUATEIALA CITY STATION COSFIRY_LIRING-S SENTENCE AND PROVIDE DETAILS. SECRET aT - SECRET Soper ee et oem ema ~~ eerie peepee ieee ey er - 7983 of! Ota 1508570 tae es cab ah pate lee eo 14-0000 7 9930/ CABLE SECRETARIAT D:SSEMINATION wig ASSIFIED MESSAGE “‘ToTaL COPIES f Y . TUTING AND/OR UTILS - SEEN: By_ j PERSON/UMIT NOTIF ED SECRET waittrvnre (When Filled Jn] ream oe ceed ———————— [Se ce REPROOUC TION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED novmescore [Jano [none a eS CY moo: 1 ves O xo os CLASSIFY TO FILE WO. or _____. es, . p x-REF TO FILE NO. * essen ov LL ee ere mo Caer. ro pestrov C1 si6._ . AetiOn INFO. ig wo cory La ste. ve, esse eeeeieecnce nets ance ve cence snes gfimetes A tantnerenennnann meorveunemaies ema matin SECRET 1516152 APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 520 See t¥ine91258- GUATEMALA CITY. INFO DIRECTOR, TESUCIGALPA REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 511i ( , sre) B. MEXICO CiTY 514i (4, gv <3) G 1. UPON RETURN FROM SHORT VACATION, [W Ln B. ROWTON,WAS 19930! GIVEN SEALED LEIiTER FROM (LIRENG- 5 BY Linnea LEITen iwDicaTED Ae LIRING-3 DEPARTURE FOR GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS DELAYED WHEN FRANCISCO LARA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IN ANKLE WHILE CLEANING GUN. LARA ANXIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR AS FAR | MEMBERS FORBIDDEN CARRY WEAPONS IN MEXICO. B. LIRING-3 DEPARTED 1@ APRIL WITH LARA AND OTHER GUAT WHO MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS GUAT INSISTENT HE TALK DIRECTLY WITH YON SOSA. . C. LIRING-3 AND LARA WILL PROBABLY VISIT SAN SALVADOR IN ADDITION GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS. 2. PER LIRING-4 OTHER GUAT WHO INTRODUCED TO LIRING- “3 BY ‘LARA AND 1S PROBABLY RODOLFO SANDOVAL CALLED AT HER APARTHENT, 9 APRIL - LOOKING FOR LIRING-3 WHO OUT. SANDOVAL STATED HE HAD TO TALK TO: LIRING-3 IN PRIVATE aS DID NOT WANT LARA LISTEN TO CONVERSATION. . SANDOVAL IDENTIFIED SELF AS MEMBER SOSA FACTION. EXPLAINED THAT) SECRET | 7 mere oe : CABLE SECPETAA-AT DISSEMINATION. CLASSIFIED MESSALSE, Tora Corts ROUTING ANTWOR INITIALS - SEEN BY PERSON/UN. HOF FD ee re ~ = SECRET ewes ta tim * { Wheo Fated tn} Sohereete aE 5 - {8 re rrr i FEPROOUC TON OF Te.5 C.LO¥ PROMIBITED > ADVANCE COPY C) 198UEo Cj SLOTTED _ . * som. U) ves Ovo . : GASSEY YO FE MO i i ev. ar } 4, A-PEF TO OLE WO. ; OIsseM BY sn a PER eit mo (Jess to eeancn pestroy () sx ACTION . INFO Cr] RID Corr . FUE. ve, PASE 2 MEXICS city s2a5 SECRET ALTHOUGH SUSA GROUP AND FAR NOW GENERALLY WORKING TOSETHER THERE WERE STILL MaNY THINGS “KEPT ON a COMPARTMENTED BASIS.” ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 DID NOT REFER TO SANDOVAL IN HIS LETTER TO ROWTON, HE MENTIONED THAT HE HAD "LONG TALK” BEFORE LEAVING. 7 7 3. LIRING-3 WILL KEEP ROWTON ABREAST OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS “VIR ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS IN MEXICO CITY. WILL ADVISE. | SECRET : aT : ‘- Do : ‘ i 3 po “ SECRET = oe tn cuveen cet nets mamensen ; settee vsnspen a athadesitnn . ne anemia 1 eee yar garment Be gatinns che pe et AE 14-0000 * > an id _ OM oa ont ST We SEARS:mamd—- ne ive WH/COG/OPS SECRET i 1255 —— 8 MAY 69 oT lee BRAN OM Orasan O no tncax CO) artuan v0 4 Hte: femseitination} . (date and time tiled) Weterence pucker) a SECRET eee t OOT34 oo : 08 0 Dbz Hye eoromeod “bo vo 7 yexico CITY a : 7 - , : . 4 : : ; TYPIC LIRING-4 a ; at 3 a REF: -MEXICO CITY-0125 (IN 52298) 3 a ¢ : 1. VIEW PBRUMEN APPARENT SUSPICIONS OF LIRING-3. PREFER ROWTON NOT LEVY ANY REQUIREMENTS ON LIRING-4 oR % OFFER ANY AID. HOWEVER, SHOULD OPPORTUNITY TO DEBRIEY ‘ J OR ELICIT DEVELOP AFTER TRIP, WOULD WELCONE SAME. : - , - 2. FILE 201-798301, 201-818842. ; , o END OF MESSAGE : : i . ; : i 5 tay 1368 a . oa - we { : F . ie . : . -_ ys : ; s © seme AY. leit. oo é Bust ky V. Melee ad ee / . Late M” Euske , 8 WILtAM Vv. BROE ° en ALTER J. KAUFMAN : . & (a C/WHD . Lo ora u/ 1 . fis 4 . . : : : te “ COORDINATING OFFICERS a . : nied : : AELEASING OFFICER a, SECRET ww a z : . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE IssUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. ~ . Te TS eth won tence clea 30g come \ ; : 14-0000 se lS - S2iN GE Cay ths eitarin - ” ’NON See ee > | abVante coer, (J ssuce () svorrs0 i coe Dw Deo . ee a : BY iene ATS. = 7 . : BREF TO PURE m3. . ' Bisscy a /asl ——2 ——-) ee mo Oat. ro enmaxcnt) | orstaoy Cac 5 “Ketiow . B60 SECRET 0808312 KAY 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 0125 g cant 083 - DIRECTOR a en OMar §9:IN5 3298 qe Coke ) TYPIC LIRISG~4 en ioe REFS ‘Ae MEXICO CITY sas0w P4397) | By MEXICO CITY, 2543, 16 F52 ol SIGS YR de FATRER(LIRING “efG1ED 21 APRIL LidisG-4 FEELIcg VERY BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID NOT SEE FATHER BEFORE DEATH HAS WOW APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER “OTHER IN CUBA. IF VISA GRANTED | Loar PLANS STAY ONLY ONE CR TwO WEEKS. 99 30 / 2. ROWION HAS KEPT AWAY FROX LIRING <4 SINCE LIRING-3 RELEASED MOM JAIL Th GUATEMALA “AND 3 LIRING-3 HAS TOLD HER HE ouT OF CLANDESTINE BUSINESS. IF HaS SO DESIRES HOWEVER ROWION © COULD TRY RENEW cont aCT WITH HER TO SEE IF SHE WILLING ASSESS SOME HER “FRIENDS” LISTED IN PARA 3A THROUGH IF OF REF 2 OR aT: LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO INFO ON THEM. (STATION HAS SUBJECT PARA IC REF B PARTICULARLY IN NIND.) THIS IN RETURN FOR FINANCTAL i: | KELP, IN MAKING TRIP. PLS ADVISE. i ° 3, FILE 201-798301. — i SECRET a t a j . . ) . 3 ; enannt : 4 naa 4 oF . “Ad Alacer 14.0000 ae ate ettaneemmetetiecnime Reena MERA rhe fon aS Mena A ZPE AEE BOE a renee ten is en cone cee te reat rar RE IN etinin team mrrvart (um rete denne ruaete nes ma pee ce eens rd ernetamee cso ~ oe os 2 ABE + aT GiSSE UNATION LASRAIED HAD toe tna’ Be COMES WMG A + INITIALS Se AT SSE MINATION ead SLE eA | RERTONZOmt Kore aD res Tegan T : Te . ian abe fatnanste tase otemene aixt > {Whan Filled in} mot 2 +H ES RLPRODUCT.ON OF Tas COPY PROHIBITED pe - 7 MOWANEE COPY o stuso [] sorte 7 = f Ls] mom: Doves & no cs CCI i ev. ar. CAASHIFY TO FILE ted. _) | ~~ @F oissew py___LS__ pea e “4 ETON INFO: 7 : (17) . [ j mo Cory A . +} 4d by PILE, wa Ke fAnl . PS A Fa BREF TO FILLE PO. " : exe mo Gacr. 10 enaecn orsyeor C) 816. 4 4 SECRET 1217362 JUL $3 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 3242 VEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR REF 6. SCWASHINGION 94613 B. DIRECTOR 15576 12d 48934 ae ci ATLON, APPRECIATES MEXICO CITY STATION OPERATIONAL PROZLEM rs Pd areuls te sa) UEVTNED eres “ Oe hada ad apeeiee, RESULT 92 {LIRING/3. CASE BEING WORKED OUT WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL RAT ERY Gren cereN nee 4 Meme ACTION SUSSIsTID RIF A MIGHT : 4 INTERVERTION, BeLIZEVE REASONABLE THIME SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PASS } oe PRIOR LIRING/4 FAXING ANY ACTION, SECRET aiken eens iether a + ‘ S 1400000 Ce Ly 799.301 : 7 , MMISSAGE POE tous AxD/ OF INITIALS © SEEN BY . : + VOTAL Cortes: ~ oT ee ce t Marvin Prancis:1q WH/1/3E04 ; 6924 11 July 1968 2 zee moms esze Vwextco erty miro GUATEMALA CITY h. : -REFS: A, MEXICO CITY 6223 (IN 47056)« aan B. GUATEMALA-CITY 9236 (IN: 47690)*« [x JUL 568° 1. HGS FILES INDICATE ARTURO SERRANO IN coef AS pinecroR PCM PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY) BUT RE XO DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR jOFFICI LS. WE THEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO assusr reieors” 2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMEENT REF B. PEEL erated) A soup . CONTINUE PRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF © GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED, BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN RE IN BETTER POSITION TO ASSESS VALIDITY SERRANO CLAIM, SUGGEST LIRING/4 ALSO a SERRANO STORY WITH LEFTIST CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO ATTEMPT . VERIFY io AND EXPLORE POSSIBLE SOURCES OF FUNDS IF PEASIBLE. STATION . ° ' COORDINATING OFFItTRS t 1 MnSASONG OFmcER | taciesed om errmetic | a SECRET i Sanat J REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE tSSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED, “ . ee en 14-D0000 | ~ *. 7. MESSAGE FORM > a Le STSTITT CL 3 oe . . N oo .. TOTAL comes: DQ lous: x. Stevert/pen Omucam - jut: s/h Dwoex | SHCR2Z2 Uf 3654 [G NO INDEX a 82 rive in cs Fg wo. 201-799201 : = *TATE AMO TIME FILED) . . . — (REFERENCE NUMBLA. a secret. . a $02 22! E | - 12 0 45 7 CMe pRector . - REF; A. MEXE CTY 9508 (il 53827) Be QHAVE M98 (i 54945) # POO hy nati T | ; 1. 1O EQS GRACES AIDEXIONAL 90 RR? B. PURTEIR DETAILS WHAT, © Mi seer 59: on 1 SGPT 59 FamiG% DIAZ, FORMER SER PILOT FOR CUBAN AIR FORUS AUD THEN SENIOR PILOT FOR CURT MAPPIG Tnservure (Ieee), Angus Bos, ptsiee) AnTee, A mS BESS Ava reese COMTI ALTERATION ATelL ATRCRATT mo ACCS ONES SEO BQUERE. SUARZZ - CGOVERCICO™, AND WAS OSVIOUSIY S2nICR FOREON Tl GROUP AUD CLEARLY 07S . Givetd CEDERS. SUAREZ SAID AP ON2 TE DORI RSVOLUCION EE WAS CO- CEDITAZCR OF WHS SEVERAL REVOLUSIOWARY FRONTS. SUAREZ INVITED SCIRCE QDALIN SO VISIT HIN BAVA ARD GAVS COAL KEY TO APRN 65, CORNER ay CALLS D AD 23RD. SUAREZ TOLD QDALOM THAT SUAREZ COS NAME WAS , PENRO te _ eCSEECEDEA" AND USZ CNIS HAVE WOULD KESOLVE AMY QDALLM PROBLEMS CUBA. i SHAS GS AND TEAL EDIOAGS BOGE TAPE CUBA 2060 FOR POLITICAL RASONS, te — (COnTINUED) . i COOCROIMATING OFFICERS LEASING OFFICER - . autegearicatind at iT ° , ni SECRES Ea serene v2, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIQITE . to, an a el Se a oe . - Sogn. Tene 14-0000 ee tat a Wi mentor MESSAGE FORM ner ; LAS III SS ISS L ELITE HOUT ING “ZOTAL COPIES: s Je Stewart /ya Orne ao ‘ waa Citwoex or: 2 54 Ene IwOeX ‘pave. 8 Deeccber 1966 Brie wes Fue Bo _ warts6508 (REFERENCE MUMBERD SIC12 A 00OC«"+4 ls FORSOU. GF SUNERE BACKGROUND, BK WUE GF Gaaiciind SUAS Rom SS HINGS SEH TO CLK LIRTH-3 “HSTESRAN COTACT", TB. ROWOZs - Wao WISE HOFER CATES, DOES SESE AVTSISIS SSE COUAIR-SUAVETLLAIOS IKE FSW EIJON-LIRDS-3 1GETNGS, ALSO, Rie QUIS? CABUR FULL LISHVOE TAKE 5S SURES FORSEASS TNEINE TOES OF "Soares" Am FURTEER TPO GE Sw SUAREZ AS TEVELOFED. EXD G? KESSAGE Wequested traces Jencel SUAREZ De le Paz -poss iden Insel ECERSOTA ~ wz/200/x8/08 VIZL/. pa wz/c0g/crcs Worn Qnrn wi coc/jto fede . | ABA wid{ (coc/F CA hte ote ra we seenze'. | orricess . $ a 3s 2 i] avrnent scat ry - RELEASING OFFICER batt toe gericen r szerzz': | c RZ?! ee | REPRODUCTION BY OTMER THAM TRE ISSUING OFFiEe 15 PROMIBITEO. Cone WO . Bsa... ' elt lee a a ee 1400000 * ash adnest lattes ames Reel ont istaxs DJ ves [Jaa ° 7? cusssipy ro rue ns. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE“ - ravat_cories 7? Ly . ‘n-9ey To FILE As. ae - 4 .. ————_—_—— eames ton rere . exe aso 0) eer. 13 onance Qa SECRET REPROCULT ION PRowietTeD os vestroy CIsic. a sonZumid pOTIF IED ; apes : =. El ee - Sou __: cl ee 7 ection ADVANCE COOY q #4, An ; * LA oO tasete . i Tees : ‘3 . _ . - . z FE VA few 2 faa CUESS Cie s bie af ws fiir ie —~ 7 7) — ap ap ’ . Ss : SECRET 6817222 ee fo. CITY $522 prnzctoe TF sway? oe oe 77 Ty Glew 53817 ‘TYPIC LING “10 9 oes 1865 ; © Cc T 1. fizeing-3\REPCAZED TO WALLACE 3. RTUTON- 21 "OV 66 HE Had ‘MET IN CUBAN ETEASSY INDIVIDUAL FROM HAVANA WHO TOLD HIM HE TRAVELING i UNDER aSSCIED NAME. L-3 REPORTED TYDIVIDUAL TOLD HIM HE MEXICO TO SUY COFFEZ SEEDS ON DIRECT ORDERS Fac” FIDEL CASTRO. . 4 2. Le3 STATED HE SELIEVED MAN'S UAME TO BE ISMAEL ECHEMEIDND TA« - CHECK GF CUBAN MANIFESS OCT AND NOV S¢ SHOWS MNO ARRIVAL ‘OF ISiaEL Ap yapabian APSHA ces PMENMMERERL IIS AL MARTE TAT at Re ah ROUT BEAT eh “3 ECHEMENDIA BUT ISNAEL SUAREZ DE LA PAZ AzRIVED Z3 OCT 66, RECENT =~ of rt LIE VOY. SHOWS SUAREZ INTE®S ESTED IN COFFEE BATTERS. ee 3. GN 28 NOV SusketZ PHOMED COMMERCIAL OFFICE IN EM2 AND TOLD t g SECRETATY SE WANTED TALK TO Hugd DEL FIO ABOUT A MEETING 18 “EXICAN ; INSTITTE OF COFFEE « aND WHEN TOLD HUGO SOT IN KE ASKED IF RCLANDO : CCURPELO) COULD GO SITM HIM TO AN INTERVIEW AT IST IT ITUTE Es SAID : IT VERY E:PORTAANT 0 THEM AND THEY YERE MUCH INTERESTED 1", THE P2oaLEn. ‘ WE ASKED HER TO TELL Huscd HE #AS GOINGS T9 INSTITUTE AND THAT: HUGO waS TG COME TOO. THREE MINUTES LATER “Ma® CALLED SAME PHONE ato TOLD SECRETARY HE WAS "OW AT INSTITUTE B15 en HE WAS AWAITING HUGO. SECRE 7 i } 2 z _ GEREN ri ee tee al 14-0000 SECRET PAGE 2 EXiCO CITY 9538 SECRET JIST AFTER THIS CALL KUO DEL PINO CALLED SAME OFFICE AND STCRETARY: TOLD KIM ECHEMENDIn 1S aT INSTITUTE ath IS AWAITING HIM. uG0 Sa 1D° HE YO.LD so THERE IMMEDIATELY. 4. SO STA TRACES ISé AFL SUAREZ DZ LA PAZ OR ISMAEL ECKEMENDIA. L-3 STATED INDIVIDGAL APPEARED WELL DRE SSSED, INTELLIGENT ato DEVOTED FIDELISTA. LATEST LIENVOY INDICATES YE HAS BOUGHT TWELVE TONS “OF SOMETHING SUT ITS IDENTITY f9 OT. MENTIONED. 5. TRACES REQU:STED. 6 HGS PLS INDEX NAMES PARA FOUR. ate ~ Gwe a e - € 1 - SeCRE . j y ene eetiena, jnanunanmenenoc in amma ein a see entpa a" wa areata 1400000 trocar: ves © wo CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. R-REF To rie nO. — eae moO) wer, to pearcn GQ ———— sestacy CJ sic. i { te SECRET 1409202 CITE YEXICO CITY 96254 Cee > of ; 58952 DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITY, J4WAVE 1D AADeas SBS - f PBRLMEN LIRING oe . et EES . REFS MEXICO CITY 9560 (;* 992% a 3 a) c 1, “FURTHER DEBRIEF INC}! ve es iy WALLACE B ROWTON PRODUCED ADDITIONAL INFO RE LIRING3 IMPENDING TRIP ‘SUAT MEET COMMUNIST PARTY - MEMBERS, ao oe ROG 2. PHONE NO. AGUSTINE HERNANDEZ IS GUAT CITY 28 857. JACcO30 _ RODRIGUEZ PADILLA GAVE-LIRINS 3 THIS NO WHICH USED FINST CONTACT WITH AGUSTINA, AFTER LIRING- 3 RETURN FROM MEXI BORDER, JACOBS : TOLD LIRVG-3 NOT ASK FOR AGUSTINA THAT NUTSER SUT FOR JUAN ANTONIO FRANC. JaCORO TOLD te3 ACUSTINA WORKED -AT PIEDRG SANTO FRINTING OFFICE, BUT COULD BE REACHED FRANCO NUMBER ¥: HEN NST AT WORK 3. NO MEXI STA TRACES ASUSTINA HMY 4343, 26 JUN 59 REPORTS SUAN ANTONIO FRANCO ATTENDED MEET 196 PGT 29 “AY 59 AT MANUEL “MARIA : CONTRERAS NO. 43-J, MEXI CITY, SEVENTY PERSONS AITEBSDED MEETING, — LIESCORT ON 29 JAN 59 REPORTED JUAN ANTONIO FRANCO, PAINTER, WAS - NEW APPLICANT FOR PGT “EMBERSH IP, ; . i 4. LIRING-3 TOLD ROWTON. HE WOULD LEAVE 15. ‘DEC 66 CRDER ARRIVE . : . HUEHUETENANGO TIME BE IN PLACE $8 DEC PER INSTRUCT IONS AGUSTINA, * ao i 4 a t i nk a i quatre mem oy rd 1400000 - ASE 2 MEXICO CIty 9638 SZC RET. BLL Sy . woe an att CITY OF 4EETING GIVEN REF WAS ERROR. SHOULD READ HUEHUETENANGO, GUAT, NOT QUEZALTEVANGO, WILL CARRY LETTER FROM JACOB0 19 CESAR MONTEZ EXPLAININS LATTER THAT LIRING3 LIKE BROTHER TO JACOBO AND ASKING MONTEZ PROVIDE ALL ASSISTANCE POSSIBLE. 5. 1-3 GAVE RCWTGN COPY LETTER HE SENT ARNOLD RODRIGUEZ CAMPS AFTER HE RETURNED FROM LAT QustRATING TRIP CUBA IN LETTER L-S EXPLAINED HE REALIZED HE WADE WISTAKE DESCRIBING HIS PLAN AND TOLD ARNOLATO RELAY TO OSMANI HE HAD NO INTENTION WAKING HIS COWMERCIAL | CONTACT WITTING ANY ARMS PASSED THROUGH CHANNEL, ALSO TOLD ARNOLD ME PLANNING TRIF CENTRAL AMERICA SOON TD CONTACT amo acceso BuriEss cONTACTS, aBSO, RELAYED WHAT ROWTON LEAPED RE PRICES OF WEED KILLER [ “NEXT AilD ASKED FOR SPECIFICATIONS AND GUANTITIES DESIRED ALSO STATED a WAS SOMEVHAT DISTUR3ED AND RESENTFUL AT WAY REYNALDO CEPEDA AND DSE. TREATED HIM. & 6. NEXT L-3 20WTON EET NE ia DEC CE. Te 205. PLS [DEX AGUSTINA HERNANDEZ, JUAN ANTONIO FRANCO AND. : CESAR sqntez 10 YZXI STA FILE Pl2,723, . * AEH AY B8T. : SECRET ; a 28 , 8T - wt ~, . ena a hn ree Runtime se mtrincn man oe a emcee Sb . . hese 14-0000 ( H ° i. Vee / - - ; ni _ . “_ WESSAGE FORM. Fees pone PONG eae OSAMA RCE: “. ‘a . TOTAL COPIES: ous: J. Stevart Grice mo amt curs K/L Dawe ent: 365% Cfwo moc / pare: 6 Decezber 1966 Kricmesrucue, 50-6-134/1 torcos “ot Ln ra ay NE. A oO ” ee) an | ica) MEXICO CII he qe oa | 2 TSN La La -F me . Cs 3 VIEW E27 SUSSTAND: LIRDG-3 EXPEXDITURES (ABOGS $2,200 FoR SEPT-OCT), SUGGEST LODE SEIS AGS LIRAVIRS a | PROJECT WHICH Ur FOR RENEWAL 31 DeC. FISASE ADVIS. - oe . | . : pose BSD, OF MESSAGE 3h ‘ Mune FAN ; fe eel i 2 Jacob D. Ester: . »'Keufman” "~~ > a ac/wp . 2 ‘ wet . . COORD MA Tine OFFICERS. 3 . a _ _ BECRE®? Soe | 7 - “+ QEPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROMIBITED. a a & oe et : ee oe 14-0000 tnoeas Dives Ono . G oo . : cuassiry 19 rive no. _______ CLASSIFIED WESSLGEC 7 __vorat coves AL i i X-OEF TO ste mo. rece nioL) eet. to saance 1) oesteoy Osic. ADYARCE COPY QO tssore SECRET 3822302 CITE MEXICO cITY 9439. To le 3ONov 6149724 é DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE - INTEL TYPI gece z I. ON 21 NOVEMBER LIRING-3)R5FORIED One FUNDORA Gk FUNDIDOR CFNY AND MATRONYMIC UNKNO HO IS OFFICIAL 18 “HAVANA IN : 1 CHARGE OF FOREIGN RELATIONS FOR CUSAN COMMUNIST PARTY, STATED IN MID-NOVEMBER THAT CUBAN-MEXICAN RELATIONS WERE HANG- — Ine BY A THREAD. ACCORDING L-3 THIS PERSON PERFORMS LIAISON WITH a ALL FOREIGN COMMUNIST PARTIES. DEFER ANY DISSEM Has IN VIEW : . LACK DETAIL AND IDENTITY CUBAN OFFICIAL. : - SSADOR ONLY INFORMED OF CUBAN'S STATEMENT. SECRET —. BI ; SECRET eee’ os, vs a sgaipersimamcercrs care commen too Geena healed 1400000 x: CT]ees Ono . B sssiey co rie wo. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE roren comtes 2 7 CP TO FILA NO. tee nip OQ) eer, re aeaxce oesTacy o gi6. hb, « ACTION ¢ AOVANCE COPY er wn Witferg erm cory | asl | inFQ ~ —* cus A WH-S, Do-¢ Del #- Cz oes Fx Fa lpr a th SECRET 2600552 CITE MEXICO CITY 8972“ “7 yom: “DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE TYPIC LIRING . REFs 199/30! LIRING=3JREPORTED TO WALLACE B. ROWION 24 OCT 66 THAT wn NN LIRISG-4 PASSED MESSAGE TO HIM MORNING 23 OCT THAT REYNALDO (CEPEDA) HEBUASDEZ,FIRST-SECRETARY CUBAN El EMBASSY_ AND_IDENTIF IED Der: “OFFICER, en WISHED SEE HIM SAME DAY. LIRING-S MET. CEPEDA SAME MORNING IN EMBASSY RECEPTION ROOM,- MEETING LASTED ABOUT 30 MINUTES. 2. CEPEDA MAD IMMEDIATE REFERENCE RECENT CONVERSATION LIRING 3 aNd LInING-2 MENTIONED REF. LIRING-3 FEELING SHOULD PLAY IT CLOSE TO CHEST REPLIED HE HAD TALKED WITH LIRING-2 AND WAS PLANNING TRIP ag Heo HAVANA EARLY NOVEMBER FOR CERTAIN DISCUSSIONS, CEPEDA REPLIED HE 4 AWARE OF EVERYTHING AND HAD CALLED LIRING-S TO STATE HE VERY INTERESTED — WHOLE AFFAIR AND WANTED WORK CLOSELY WITH LIRING-3 IN FUTURE. CEPEDA SAID HE PLANNING GO Rana 12 NOV 66 AND SUGGESTED THEY BOTH GO TO- GETHER ORDER KEEP CLOSE CONTACT DURING DISCUSSIONS. , 3. LIRING-3 REPLIED HE WOULD TRY REVISE PLANS TO ARRANGE. TRIP. COINCIDE THAT OF CEPEDA. . : ; i 4. ROWTON TOLD LIRING-3 THIS. CLEVER PLAN OF CEPDA INSINUATE i : oe SECRE ; | ; : epee opine nent rare os Ln aan a wee cee ne ce | ween ma Stl nae pve : ty 14-0000 \. Scat Ghedtlad gin, ipa nao wR Mek wogee yea ret pate Ans UA SICA. T Sarit a ETM NT tad” Sei I” PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 8377 SE‘CRET SEGRE I | HIMSELF IN MATTER NOT CONCERNING HIM DIRECTLY. ROWTON | EMPHASIZED. IT ESSENTIAL LIRING-3 CONSULT HAVANA CONTACTS PRIOZ ANY INVOLVEMENT LOCAL PERSONNEL LIKE CEPSDA WHO MIGHT WISH INFILTRATE INTO L: RING~3 AFFAIRS THROUGH CURICSITY OR AS CUBAN IRTEL OR SECURITY DESIRING MONITOR HIS ACTIVITIES. ‘ 5, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE HAD AGAIN SEEN LIRING-2 MORNING 24 oct AND QUESTIONED HIM RE CONTACTS HE WOULD SE EXPECTED MAKE IN HAVANA DURING TRIP. LIRING-2 REPLIED OSMANI CIENFUEGOS WOULD CERTAINLY BE ONE OF PRINCIPAL CONTACTS. § PLAN HAVE LIRING-3 CABLE FRIEND ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMP FOR VISA. HE EXPECTS RECEIVE if BY 28 OCT. LIRING-3 WILL THEN PURCHASE TICKET FOR FLIGHT SCHEDULE i Gols KE WILL THEN TELL CD ECT wort cEPEDs HE LEAVING EARLIER THAN EXPECTED. ONLY FACTOR MIGHT ALTER THIS PLAN I$ INSTRUCTIONS FROM LIRING-2 DELAY DEPARTURE TO COINCIDE WITH THAT CEPEDA. ; SECRET ° pene BT j- i - td bad — 14-0000 < o*. ~ GS. taoex: OD ves Owe CLASSIFY TO FILE mo. M-Rtr To rile wo. euce wo rer. to stance CJ POVANCE COPY SEC RE T 2299162 CITE MEXICO CITY 8944 DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE % TYPIC LIRING fe 25 oor 25, ; REF DIRECTOR 39259 hail 1. Lins iG-2 CALLES LIRING-3)70 EMBASSY 19 ve DURING MEETING L-22 (sas THANKED L-3 FOR HIS COOPERATION DURING LOPEZ AFFAIR AND” COMPLIMENTED HIM ON ACCURACY HIS INFO. ; : B, SAID HAD GIVEN MUCH THOUGHT TO L-3- SUGGESTIONS AND CRITICISMS AMD ADDED UOTE WE WOULD LIKE YOU ASSIST US FURTHER IN SPECIFIC PROJECTS MERE IN MEXICO UNQUOTE. of 9, PER BPEVIOUS DIRECTIVES FROM ROWTON L-3 TOLD L~2 WOULD BE. 3 4 - . 5 GLAD HELP REVOLUTION PROVIDED: A. ‘PROJECTS ASSISNED HIM BE OF IMPORTANCE TO REVOLUTION APT B EMZASSY PERSONNEL NOT B= INVOLVED IN THEM FOR MUTUAL see PROTECTION, 3. L=3 REACTION TO L-2 VERY FAVORABLE COMPLIMENTED HIM ON SERIOUS APPROACH SAID HAD ANTICIPATED L-3°S CONDITIONS AND FELT SEM RA ETO L-3 SHOULD GO HAVANA TO DISCUSS PROJECTS DIRECTLY WITH RESPONSIBLE \ : PERSONS RATHER THAN WORK THROUGH EMRASSY, L-2 DID NOT THINK It WISE “SECRET to 7 CERES PAREN Sit aarp tA 14-0000 ag. , CLassery 10 FILE wo. ‘, EREP TO FELE NOL - “erstasy DD atc. ‘ ~~ ; _ - . ; sepess Doves 0 x0 find H Fur moO) eer. to eesnce OD ADVANCE COPY O issues or s SECRET £288162 CITE MEXICO CITY 8944 _— ~ :. DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE eqn “TYPIC LIRING i 23 OCT £25 _REF DIRECTO? 39239 | 1. LInTic-2 cALLED(LIRI Q EMBASSY 19 OCT. DURING MEETING L-2: A. THANXED L-3 FOR HIS COOPERATION DURING LOPEZ AFFAIR AND | a CO¥PLINENTED HIM ON ACCURACY HIS INFO. B, SAID HAD GIVEN MUCH THOUGHT TO L-3 SUGGESTIONS AND “. CRITICISNS AND ADDED QUOTE WE WOULD LIKE YOU ASSIST US FURTHER _° IN SPECIFIC PROJECTS HERE IN MEXICO UNQUOTE. ee oor nett oe 2, PER FTEVIOGUS DIRECTIVES FROM ROWTCN L-3 TOLD L-2 WOULD SE “GLAD HELP REVCLUTION PROVIDED: . A. PROJECTS ASSIGNED HIM BE OF IMPORTANCE TO REVOLUTION B, EMEASSY PERSONNEL NOT BE INVOLVED IN THEM FOR MUTUAL . PROTECTION. - 3. L+3 REACTION TO L-2 VERY FAVORABLE COMPLIMENTED HIM ON SER IOUS APPROACH SAID HAD ANTICIPATED L-3"S CONDITIONS AND FELT = Le3- SHOULD GO HAVANA TO DISCUSS PROJECTS DIRECTLY WITH RESPONSISLE ~’ PERSONS RATEER ‘THAN WORK THROUGH FMRBASSY, L-2 DID NOT THINK IT WISE - . SECRET jae gee en imie cme nme EA HU Shain tee acti Ft i ‘ t t 3 i cad 14.9000 wee p45 Siete eat Hace ake ina MEME hh pba NTR one MRR eda PAGE T¥O MEXICO CITY 2944 sreret TPCRRT PRESS FOR DETAILS, L+2 SAID AMBASSKDOR IN FULL AGREEMENT AND HOPED: ‘L-3 YOULD BE: ASLE TRAVEL WITHIN NEXT TWO WEEKS. 4. ROVTON ENCOURAGED L-3 PROCEED WITH PLANS FOR TRIP AND PRONISED PROVIDE MAXIMUM SUPPORT, L-3 STATED WOULD NOT MENTION 2O¥TON (AS SREEK FRIED) TO CU24NS SUT YOULD COUNT COMPLETELY ON LATTER'S | ADVICE AND GUIDANCE IN ALL ACTIONS. AGREED WITH ROWTON HE SHOULD NOT APPEAR NEED FUNDS TO MAKE TRIP SINCE WANTED CONTINUE HAVE FREE HAND IN PRELIMINARY NESOTIATIONS, WOULD FXPECT CUBANS FINACE HIS” ACTIVITIES ONCE BEGINS VORKINS FOR THEM, FINANCES NOT MENTIONED | IN MEETING WITH L-2. . - 5. Le3 FEELS CU2A NEEDS COMMERCIAL CONTACTS WITH WEST. SINCE ROWTON DOES NOT APPEAR ASAINST REVOLUTION Aue WANTS DEVELOP TRADE WITH CUBA, L~3 WILLING WORK FOR HI%. AGREES WITH RCWION THAT: TO a . TRADE WITH CUBA, MUST Have S00D INSIGHT IN WHAT IS cornepy THERE, POLITICALLY AS YELL as ECONOMICALLY. ‘AT SANT TIME L-3 BELIEVES CUBANS OPERATING IN MEXICO vITH PCOR SECURITY AND FEELS THAT WITH ROWTOU'S ASSISTANCE COULD DO SETTER JOB ann SERVE BOTH ROVTON AND REVOLUTION, HIS Cont ueT WITH CUBANS THERES Ost TS NATURAL AND KIS CLANDESTINIZY oe ne WITH ROWTON JUSTIFIED I ES GROUNDS NECESSARY FOR_ ov". patdenmaat nine et + eds a nt od RS mamma Ae weet 1400000" |. oR bee Hh nee aden a Naas AMAR ap ar “He saan O wevtnuge Lin i Sy wena eine et de Ren LL imps mee Te i . ot, ~ ° 1 PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY 84a SECRET S2¢RET 6. DIRECT WOFACT APPROACH AT THIS TIME WOULD DEFINITELY a canst eee eget te SHOCK L-3 WHO STILL HAS STRONG ANTI WOLADY FEELINGS AMD COMPROMISE na OP, - DEGREE OF L-3°S ASSOCIATION WITH ROWTON SUFFICIENT COMPROMISE : HIM WITH CUSANS AND LEFTISTS SHOULD IT COME TO LIGHT. OTHER CONTROL ELEMENTS ARE TRUE NAME RECEIPTS AND TAPES FADE IN ROWTON’S SAFE HOUSE OF L-3. AMOROUS SESSIONS WITH YOUNGS ART STUDENT. IN VIEW ; OF ‘ABOVE BELIEVE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLOITATION OF L-3 SHOULD: CONTINUE ON CURRENT BASIS HIS RELATIONSHIP ViTH ROWTON AS NOTHINS WOULD BE GAINED BY FOR"AL RECRUITMENT AT THIS TIME. aewonh ! > ence teat rath mencnad fe wd Tar ion nda: ac was <2 AY WANT apr L-z TO oes TH sutTegh ray ry Pee wath d Wise wee oe vue wee ee E cur HIM ABOUT “SOURCES” FROM wHOM OBTAINED INFO ON LOPEZ. INVESTIGATING POSSIBILITIES GIVE L-3 NAME OF STATION CENTRAL .AMEPICAN LEFTIST ASSET OR EVEN D.F.S. CONTACT (WITHOUT IDENTIFYING THEY AS ASSET OR , CONTACT). L-3 WOULD EXPLAIN THAT INFO FROY THESE SOURCES, WHOM HE DOES NOT KNOW, WAS TRANSMITTED TO HIN VIA LOCAL FOREIGN WATH HON HE HAS REGULAR CONTACT PLAN BUT WHOSE ADDRESS OR NAME HE DOES NOT KNOY, 8. STATION NOT AWARE YET OF TIMING ON CUSA TRAVEL, BUT -TENTATIVELY VIEWS WITH Favor PENDING RECEIPT AND STUDY ALL AVAILABLE BACKGROUND DATA ON Linrns- -3 FROM SOWTON. AARE FACT SEGRE! Fk} huy ran ~ aetasdig 14-0000 * ke, pate FOUR MEXICO CITY 744 SECRET QR, om f STATION HAS 10 yDesT CHECKS THIS ASENT BEYCUD CYIDENCE OF ENTRY TO EXZASSY FURNISHEED BY LIONION. HAVE _—_—_— eo et cee pane ae ONLY HIS WORD ON CLAI“ZD ACTIONS AND § STATEVENTS. __HOWEVERs ee eee ce s0 Fak TEND DOU3T HE CUBAN PLANT, BUT EVEN IF SHOULD ==, $< _— STATION INCURRING NO ADDITIONAL ZISK BY FALLING IN “ITH te eo So ee ee er TRIP, SINCE WILL PROVIDE HIM ONLY WITH SUITABLE —_— UNCHECKABLE EXPLANATICN HOW HE O3TAINED INSO ON LOPEZ. ©, 9. pact it Ne~aj2eF INITEL =u VANS LO-SALOF LIDINGeS CONFIRMED BY L-5, LITAINT<2) ND LIENVOY. STATION OYED AS SECRETARY NOT SURE, HOWEVER, IF SHE PAID HAVANA OR BY EMBASSY OUT OF LOCAL FUNDS. — SECRET SEcr al BT 14-0000 / i woes Ores One _ e CLASSIFY 70 FILE NO. KREG To FILE NO. eicc ec wer, vo onsnch 1) ocstacy Oh ssc. ateamce COPY tesues LJ sLOTIES OC) roses SECRET 2123182 CITE MEXICO CITY 8938 | ; j | DIRECTOR INFO UMWAVE a 2308 | £ TYPIC LIRING f REF MEXICO CITY 8889 i Pe : 4 4d POWTON :3/0CT 66 HE HAD MADE 2ONF AC. : Nive t. ULTRING-2 REPCRTED WITH CECILIA CARMEN MARQUEZ DE ROS f= aFTER LATTER ARRIVED ON CUBANA | HGe4\ HAD MET CECILIA AT PLANS But THAT 5 os | LATTER } : SO OPER [4% vER DENUZEATION CF CASTRO PERIME THAT . LIRING-3. TGLD LIRING-4 ShTAK CONTACT FOR FEAR JEOPARDIZING HER oe POSITION, . LIRING-4 NOTED CECILIA WAS CONTACTED AT MCTEL BY CUBAN” REFIGEES OF “DOUBTFUL LOYALTY? AND THAT CECILIA, APTS rMESE coNTACTS, G38, LERINGWd aS SEEN TO NAVE LARSE Su U.S. DOLLARS IN HER POSSE REPGATED SHE SAW ONE QUANTITY AMOUNTING TO FIVE HUNDSED. 2, IN VIEW LIRING-3 PRESENT STATUS WITH LIRING~2. LERINGSS CONFIRMED WITH ROWTON THAT HE SHOULD REPORT FACTS ne CESiLIa TO ; CLIRING-2. HE BELIEVES THAT TO WITHHOLD SUCH INFORMATION NIGHT WORK | FQ HIS DISADVANTAGE WERE IT TO BECOME KNOWN TO CUBAN ZTABASSY PLRSONNEL. - 8 A, CECILIA REPORTED 70 LIRING=4 THAT CUBANS Had BUMPED HER CFE | PLANE 9 OCT 66 ON PRETEXT THERE NO SOOM. DID NOT ARREST OR auesr 198) ae ae _ ! a. : fo 4 a . x cadena mgyraqen ee mmo Meneame mrciniran marae 4 ert temmmtncns ates mame gS = ne 14-0000 pase Two wexice ‘city sssese cre tT SBCRET HEP AND LATER ALLOWED FER AND CHILDREN LEAVE ON 17 C-7. SHE REMAINED ’ IW HAVANA HOTEL DURING INTERIM. 5, CECILIA PROFESSES HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE HER FORMER HUSBAND, HOWEVER, WEXICO CITY KEWSPAPER EL UNIVERSAL, 11 OCT €6, CARRIES STORY DATELINED R10 DE JANEIRO, 18 OCT 66 IN WHICH RAMON ROSSIE, RAMED IN PAPER AS RAMOS RODRIGUEZ, DENCUNCES CASTRO REGIME AND STATES WE GOING MAKE HOME IN RIO, LIRING-3 GAVE EL UNIVERSAL CLIPPING OF STORY TO 2IWION. SECRET BT SECH ET BSSN. 14-0000 me , woezr Dives Deo a Pat " Cuassivy To Fite HO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE /.> rovat copies 3 _ B-8C8 TO FILE nO. SECRET “aS ruc ev0C) ocr. to oeance CF) . ; a REPRODUCTION PROWIBITED oesteoy O sic. - = |PERSON7 UNIT WOTIFIED " ct a x) ; : - eee ow co - El ee Ea 1 Q : Ce at, ACTION ADVANCE COPY DPs OT Z az cnlpece bod, hata ' . / eilPs : Se eennaAn dmaauepeannneamemectteaiitind ee i elie ee SECRET £2165CZ CiTE HEALCO CITY 5699 . . yor eo , SInEet GED JidAVE, QuATEN - leon ; “pe es SInECTOR Liird JiwaVE, GURTECALA C17TY jac® 4 , 7, 20cr 65 0:0787g TYPIC LIRise mo es re “REF: . pexTCS>ony : i o (Lb in snot, pro Abcod eu Rewucst Faau dvAauin ignncee ” i ARRAS POR-HEET(A6 Ai NzETIAG SCHEDULED WIGHT OF 2 OCTOGzK 1S€6 Li : CUBAN EMBASSY. hO DOvsT. olbT THAT RERBABDEC ECT FOR HEETING RESU i : q 58) OF LIRIWG/S COmFRONTAT Ids OF GULIAK LUPEZ, ENT LONED REF. 2. LIR1LiE/S PREPARES. ‘Give HERRALDEZ SANE STORY hE Gave LOPEZ out Wlia Two Adult 10GAL POisTS WHICH WILL of EMPnASICED:? Ae ACCORDING To Liginess FRIENDS, WHICH Ke INSTRUCTev NOT Tu TSERTIFY, ARRESTS Saeco AS RESULT LOPE SROSLIKGS AT DRIRKIKS PART ~< 130 nr a EFFECT CusahS SuPFGRTisG REVOLUT Lok Ik GUATEMALA AWD He AT Read oF EFFGRT Ih tiEXiCO. AS RESULT THIS b LSCLOSURE WiEXICAN POLICt neany oF SRRG ALD SECAL FOLLOwixs LOPEZ AT L LEA Two WEEKS BcFORE ARREST 5 ADE. ete 5b. LGPEC Foul For -TAKiKG ACTIV E PART Ia REVOLUTLOWARY SUPPORT Ako SxGULD have PROTECTED WINSELF AND CUSANS “6Y USTnS: Suck 1 PLOPLE AS LARING/3 ALD OTRER GEXICAIS OR CENTRAL ANERICAMS. hore 3¥ {TRIS REAWS ELEVATE VaLui GF LIAING/3 TO CUSAN EXLASSY AKD Ws _ ILLEGAL/ CLANDESTINE ACTIVITIES. (SECRET. srbartmnc oad! 14-0000 7 ; 4 PAGL @ MEXICO CITY 6659 SECRET. SECRET : - 3. ALSG PLANNING HAVE LIRING/3 RETURN TO HERUANDEZ | 3 OCTOBER WITH STORY FACTS CF LOPEZ ARREST ABOUT TO BREAK 1a PRESS AKD TRIS MAY EGQANGER IMIuA TRAPOTE OE LOPEZ AND KER FATHER VICTOR TRAPOTE. US KEWS AND WORLD REPORT SCHEDULED BREAK STORY Ll HEXICO 4 OCTOSER 1966 ISSUE. WARNING TO HERNANDEZ COLLD SE STAGED SO LATE THERE iO ChANCE GETTIiS IRINA AD VICTOR ON CUOANA FLIGHT WHICH SCHEDULED 3 OCTOSER. . SECRET { “aT Suuaw Lover Diez Recases Meviany Pouce 2@sepr, 7 SECRET RB L 2 oa : cea piney eM ep hek = wee 4 x 3 aS Eanes cneprngenifeng ie werner aren een ener ae a _ 14-0000 oe MARVIN FRANCIS Orns ap i SEO a MESSAGE FORE -y | by THTAL COPIES: oo wert WH/C/FI/TC G imoee ET e31 2625 D #0 worn fe0 19 OCTOZER 1966 Krucmesenes. —261-800604 MEXICO CITY INFO: RIO DE JANEIRO, CARACAS, -JMWAVE soto 7 TYPIC AMPOP : - a : . r REF: MEXICO CITY 8889 (IN 20149) (BEING SENT RIO DE JANEIRG) a Ts i 799301 FOR MEXICO CITY: PLEASE ATTEMPT ELICIT FRO{|LIRING/3 / INFORMATION CONCERNING AMPOS/1'S WIFE AND FAMILY WHO ARE REFERENCE. PARTICULARLY INTERESTED WIFE'S FUTURE PLANS; HER TREAT= MENT WHILE CUBA; AND REACTION AMPOP/1 EMPLOYERS TO HIS DeFECTIOy AND DESERTION HIS FAMILY. gees \s 5 . woe END OF MESSAGE ; of : i? Pi heel . > ooON C/WH/C/FI oe powae/er <b, eee C/WH/C/)L0 ! - Lew — a (Vince WW LA. PRE ar ared Me Bi oe : by 1 Stila WA/3/V SL. Crs Zs =~ 77 Miklos eases i ; . WILLIAM V.BROE oF HOLS , : C/WHD WH/5 / Wk tL a a tok ’ c ? rok COORCINAFING CHF ICERS : 7 4 ad Ora cases oveicen . 4 SECRET wr srepcan 7 —_ . -& eR @FPRoouctiON BY OTHEE Tmax THE issotic orrice is ragwasrreoeI oma 7 | 14-00000 tworss Oves OC vo ; n CLASSIFY TO FILE Be. CLASSIFIED WESSAGE TOTAL COPIES _ | ad , X-REF 16 FILE WO. rite mi0€) atx, to paanew OO bertecy o sic. SECRET 1819392 CITE “MEXICO CITY 8385 CARACAS INFO JMYAVE, DIRECTGA PERUNEN ty) Pe 1 B0cres 204 4c carr 2 “ a PEF: MEXICO CITY 2224 (fe? iv z i 2 > i i LIsTec]e PronPTEN ARPTVAL “EXICO FROM HAVANA ON 17 OCT GF ; . i 'SL2LE CROSSIE) MARQUEZ, VEN PPT M3S361, CARMEN (MARQUEZ) DE : CROSSIE?, VEN PPT “38360 AND MIGUEL (ROSSIE) MARQUEZ VEN PPT | : i wegeso. LOCAL ADDRESS GIVEN ¥2S HONE OF[LIRING-3.) q aan oe, . ( ZECRET Post rt in vl ORAS RE OEE I CY vines I ARNE Lane ee at . “at PR ne te ae eterna em eee mm te ce nes any Nene Seta enn ee rae me re neem eg erie oad : ¥ 14-0000 Mes Pe need RT IY aah 4 é iy 5 3 ES 4 4 Pa * x 2 b & i 2 Meaty. f GE CoRR UY RSLS OPENLY OF Toh: a rc this a GY ac tanta Corse ia et nits INFO cuive Bena Gawd ween wEIICO CLIY 7711. ies MEGA G2. » 2S neem ra DNEGOR 1 we Lene t roses oo cheyenne eternity Ho —— | oo Do Recd, of Lining fy, / 1 /y ; o be hsm FS _ . | . ; . OSes incor Oves 0 no CLASSIFY To Fite 29. EOREF To FILE mo. ene eoL) eer. +5 erancn [J OtsTaoy Oo. Sic. PERSON-/UNIT MOTIF IED advawe cory ia) issuep CT corres O In6O rie ver WU O Ad XICO C1TY #65} CITE ME 7 : i le “AC CORD fits TG LIRING- 2 RE EAA T be bisins- i, LIRGNG- fb and. LIRIA iG 2 WILL GO KOME- Pcs IN DECEMBER eo 2. NEW CONSUL WHO WILL REPLACE. LIRING-} IS EMPLOYEE wko yas . ASSIGNED TO ENSASSY Tyo YEARS ASO, LIRING-3 couLD KOT REWENSER HIS BANE BUT WILL QUERY LIRING-4 AND OaTaik. yg. LIRTiG-3 TOLD ROwTON HE HAD BEEW ASKED aBouT CULTURAL ACTIVI- at TIES Al EMBASSY BY ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS ON LAST TRIP To HAVNA, pes Babee S LIRING-3 Said HE REPLIED TRERE WAS Nowe: WHEN KE =» RETURNED TS NEXICG CITY LIRING- 3 CARRIED LETTER To GUL IAN LOPEZ, CULTLRAL ATTACHE, AND - AFTER LOPEZ READ IT HE APPEARED COOL TOVARD LIRINS-3, MORE RECENTLY LOPEZ APPEARED WARN UP AGAIN WITH LIRIbG-3 AND NOW HaD ASKED: LIRING- 3 dae Bs, | DIRECT CUBAN ART ACTIVITIES MEXICO, PARTICULARLY Plastic ARTS,. LIRING-3 ACCEPTED. " LIRIAG- -3 TAGS LOPEZ AS CUIS TYPE, ' . SECRET at a SECRET "whites ’ Me, aS) aeererereg 14-0000 MESSAGE FORM 2 SSS ph, TOTAL corres: 2 onc: J, MOUGHAN;f£ph ‘Ome ao [secazz | omy: WH. /C/CA CA/EW O moex SE CRET ar: 2601 %3 wo woex 200~120-58 va: 14 SEPTEMBER 66 Cite mcs Fine 69, Dissem BY PER aaa 2 [2] RID Copy iNrOor VR : . TUITE? AIC aE isncaet Cie pirector © 35223 | . : r 4 i ee i. (6 12 $4982) aa veP MEXICO CITY INFO JMWAVE isstrm6 ~T 4) ; TYPIC LIRING 7987 oN. REFS: A, MEXICO CITY 8487 (an 91995) va . ! B. DIRECTOR 34711 a -AGAINST CHARTERING SHIPS, HOS ATrEeyrT ING CONFIRM NEED FOR SHIPS THROUGH OTHER SOURCES AND DOES NOT WISH INVOLVE STAM, (8 PLS KEEP HQS INFORMED PARA 1 REF A DEVELGPMENTS. . END OF MESSAGE - — eymayerea WN WudZbew a : C/WH/C/MO ‘a f CL teen) : by, ; ‘Uae | WH/1_Stewart (draft) Cab billeg as . : jer a C/Wiic y e . . . ‘ j ‘ : ; . a ‘ : . CCORDIATING OFFICERS , : CeOUP I AUTNERTICATING =~ wes * MELEASING OFFER 4 SECRET . 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TF, WITHIN 30 DAYS, NO FURTHER UNTEREST IW StavECT HAS ELIS INDICATES, A wil BE AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED. wonst i secomo rer’ SFALLUTE TO SUBMET PRI TE AS REQUIRED UNDER CSE NO. 1O-$ OR TO INDICATE ANY FURTHER INTEREST IN CBTALNINE s#PP OVAL FOR Tet TPERATIONAL USE ff SUBJECT. . a oe 7 - oo, Pic ir eaaeliaee | eae 4 as Teas. ae . , stowatver wes 707 3 pa 14-0000" . a 4 , Beare 4-63 QUdU. , . vy, _~ OTE - worn: Olves 0) x0 a Q . : CLASSEPY TO FELE NO, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE rovat_corics 4 t Maer TO FILE HO. eres ree wremere | vice neold ner. to onancn SECRET REPROOUCTION PROHIBITED ecsteoy O sic. TERSON/UNIT NOT EF EEO on f7{° 7 missem BY ZF rt es ED ACTION . . >= ADVANCE COPY ; Pp Je § > _tx coves] Chas PT nko ~. ue Ui BBO 4; 2 SHZ) CoA) cuic2, FL Tz SS — SECRET 9922492 CITE MEXICO CITY 8189 10 meee A DIRECTOR ; *s, 2?! nagzel af Fuaara2e0 PBRUMEN LIRING REF MEXICO, CITY 812 sme ue MAT eS u 4 Penney le ((btais wae jive PARED REVISIT cuBA TO FURTHER DEVELOP CONTACTS FOR ROWTON BUSINES ACE B, RONTOM AT B AUG MEETING HE PRE- ACTIVITIES, ME PLANS REQUEST VISA 9 AUG DIRECTLY FROM ARNOL . RODRIGUEZ ' WHO STILL IN FOREIGN MINISTRY THO NO LONGER VICE : MINISTER. L-S EXPECTS SPEEDY SERVICE ON VISA REQUEST ALLOWING HIN TAKE 13 AUG FLIGHT TO PSR HEN oh 7 2. L-3 VERY ANXIOUS TAKE ERE AND CHILD WITH HIN THIS FLIGHT | 7 AND MER VISA APPROVALGN RECUESTED SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, EXPECTED ARRIVE IN TIRE ACCOMPANY HIM. WIFE AND CHILD VILL FLY ON TO SANTIAGO FOR VISIT WITH HER MOTHER, WILL GIVE L-3°$1,3%9 U. S., HALF IN MEXICAN: ° PESOS, FINANCE TRIP. L-3 TO STAY HAVANA 13-26 AUG GO SANTIAGO 27 | woe MEX B126 AUG RETURN MEXI 29 AUS. gun ol Oe we & fact, evi. eae 2 frees ‘66. 3. eran cwrocay Snail molest “POINT HE CAN LEVY SPECIFIC POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AXD EVEN MILITARY REQUIREMENTS ON L+3 WHO WILL DO BEST T TO SATISFY. L-3 TOLD ROWTON HE REALIZES NECESSITY ‘REEPING ROWTON INFORMED IN DETAIL ON CUBAN SITUATION SINCE SECRET wee mar 14-0000 ‘ » PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 8189S ECRET SECRET ode - BUSTHESS SO CLOSELY CONNECTED WITH AFFAIRS OF COUNTRY. ROWTOS ! “WAS ASKED NIN SOUND OUT ALL CONTACTS FOR ANY INDICATION cASTEO NEUTPALIZED OR DOVNGRADED AND IF SO WHO NOW IN POWER, ALSO HAS | ASKED TO REPORT ANY INCREASE OR DECREASE IN SOVIET AND CHINESE INFLUENCE, ‘REQUEST OTHER REQUIREMENTS. “RESIDENT TO WOPK WITH ROWTON AND L-3 It BUSINESS VENTURES. IN- wPIVIDUAL WOULD HAVE TO HAVE CAPABILITY FOR TRAVEL MEXICO FREQUENTLY CONSULT WITH RCVYTON. L-35 FROM CURRE'T KNOWLEDGE FRIENDS INSIDE | PROPOSED : RENE CCHOA FUNEZ,. 39- YEAR-OLD HONDURAN MARRIED TO CUBAN —_ooo:e o> = 2@CHOA 1$ DIRECTOR DE LA EDITORA NACIONAL DE EDUCACION DE CUBA WITH EXCALLE: 2 BSCESS To HIGH-LYVEL GOVERNMENT CIRCLES. HE INTENDS~ TMS ALG =r -SouNd OUT. ocHon FOR COLLAB BORATION AND WILL LOOK AT OTHER CENTRAL AMERICANS 4S POSS BLE CANDIDATES. FOR POSSIBLE INFORMATION ON ‘ockoA | HAS. Is REFERRED TO HSSA_ 94848 33 APRIL 1964. s E c R. E T ae 7 ” _ SECRET BT ot ton ee eaanes panama bore seomibgn csvicmcads iene er nepintommcpcniomainecomecs Nt om ee me mn see ae 14-0000 ~ MESSAUS FORM Loa ; YoTAL COPIES: ,@ ome: GA.VIN FRANCIS; a€krite 81D : 2 wT: Wi /C/77/TC O iwpex | SECRET ; jou 2625 O no iwoee ; ee 1 cart: 3 AvCUST 196 Orie ms FiL€ uO. . . 4 t ! 1 _waca OIRECTGR H ‘ . | come: ea, hy 2° (RID COPY { ee \ CTE fruits cwecad { co (a VIC =a ARO RK VEST ; mi NUABERT SECRET. (3 18 16S CITE DIRECTOR ' an toms 4 5 0 S 4 {rofl MEXICO CITY yi/ ; H : i : TYPIC LIRING ; i REFERENCE; MEXICO CITY 8126 (IN 98738) ; : nA i io 4 : CARLOS OF REFERENCE If LIRiNG/3. f TRAFFIC. i | ( ee ; a ee . Le WH/C/FI WA On. ~\ , : ~ ° ooo SO We | : ME CC eet ¢/WH/C/CL AL? te wees tf | * witttTa V. BROE yy Se > roel THOMAS 5. FLORES {| | 4 J Vale Panga, , c wH/C i ‘ ae C/WHD C/WiH/1 ¢ / | rn Z) —_—p>——— ; : | i Lon i t H , COCO MATING OFFICTES : | estan sores sEcRET | | "wena" aki a : eeretion ond i t i 3- “It rene pe . 5 agPRooucTion BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING oFrric® 15 PROHIBITED. ‘ ove nee | . 1 ‘ geen 4 Melt A i) Pr) : as secre ae we eee » disc a 14-0000 vot Sabre ee le Reo te Saat pte APUNEOEA NRE NE tnoeas Cves O) v0 i Ce ~ cuassivy to rie Ho. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Tovar copie, — “E) K-REF TO FILE Wo. ma rice moO) eer, 10 Bsencn orsvaoy DJ src. q “PADVANCE COPY Cl tssuts C1 scores Clacese SECRET 9222272 CITE MEXICO CITY 8126 DIRECTOR gasiel Poe TYPIC LIRING MO Avee oe GONZALEZ IS MEXICAN FURCTIONARY AND LOCAL EMPLOYEE OF CUBAN CONSU- a) 4 1 a] £ > 4 2 ? 2 2 a > 4 J “ 2 5 ww 4 a 2 J on a D> =z Co w ~ a tad load < e LATE IN VERACRUZ. HAS RESIDED VERACRUZ PAST 35 YEARS AND HAS WORKED FOR CONSULATE Host TRI PERIOD. “es eon heel pee hot 1 aaa 2. JURADO HAD BEEN SENT Veracrdz eg? OWTON EVELOP et NZALEZ FOR USE IN ROETON = JURADO BUSINESS DEALS AND ULTIMATELY ce mou Se 66 Th INTEL PERP FOR INTEL P OSES. GCNZAL EZ 7 AGREED WORK WITH JURADO ON CONDITION — enna HIS COOPERATiON REMAIN QUOTE BETWEEN US UNaUOTE SINCE HE SAID 1T WOULD BE EMBARRASSING TO HIM iF HAVA LEARNED HE DOING BUSINESS ON SIDE. - - 3. GONZALEZ TOLD JURADO HE GOING KAVA SOON ON KIS OWN SINCE HE NOT FAMILIAR WITH CITY SINCE REVOLUTION. PLANS FLY CUBANA FROM MEX CITY 5 AUG AND WILL ARRIVE NEXI CITY. DAY BEFORE. ROWTON: WILL HAVE JURADO OFFER HIM FREE OVERNIGHT STAY IN. NEW APARTCENT RENED BY JURADO AND FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY ABELARDO. CURBELO PADRON: NO EVIDENCE GONZALEZ HAS YET ASKED FOR VISA. OLA! ving seen pet cet . mr . en se pee tne te 14-0000 sere yes, a 4. VIEW GONZALEZ BENERAL ACCEPTANCE JURADO PITCHy POVTON. ue PAGE 2 MEXICO C city 8126 SECRET PASS 102 DOLLARS U.S. TO GONZALEZ THROUGH JURADO HELP HIM MEET EXPENSES. ROWFON WILL HAVE JunADO PASS GONZALEZ REGUIRETENT: PRIOR HIS ENTS PRIOR HIS DEPARTURE. JURADO TOLD BY ROWTON NOT SURFACE ROWTON 10 GONZALEZ. en JURADO ALSO PLANNING. ~ MAKE | SECOND EXPEDITION HAVA FOR ROWTON SOCOM, paciiaen ———— AND EXPECTS SEE GONZALEZ THERBY WILL TAKE WIFE WITH HIM BUT DELAY NN rrr iiiietneiiein eet BEING ENCOUNTERED OBTAINING VISA.FOR HER. reerenen: a ae Teeer SECRET . BT. : : ot NAKN to oo. a Be sting | sO ae cejaynardpatensiens rtomey meme 4 . : J . os . ' : bet . $ . ° - zi a =: ee a en — — _. : | Pe ~ oS I — oo eles eeamenten ee Camnee en 14-0000 a _ SECRET a .. , REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND/OR KAME CHECK 6 sume 19665 wen | . To : Deputy Director Security, Ios . PROJECT B90 AREA OF ASSIGNMENT : ‘ . FROM: Chief, CI/Operational Approval LIRING : ae and Support Division SUBJECTS 2 MRAX Mexies City ). 201 -7981 wu/ 7 > | Ct yPe or arouest = INDICES MESULTS BY CHECK RESULTS BY : py fel | fm | dP don 5 3m0 196 (| | USE OF suasect Informant : SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS (Limitations on investigations, cover pretext, etc.) DIVISION FIELD mR Derog. ‘in Bio £9 cra Oe eo a ENDORSEMENT 19: Chief, Cx/oA : DATE G tS one FROM: ~Deputy Director Security, ICS o f iS eS tnatces results: Wh So% GE SCL .. . Re. Checks were ccnducted at the indicated Agencies with nese resulta: ACSI ry CSC ECUA OSI Ke MO Feo too oO 3. Checks were conducted at the Following Agency(ies) with positive results, reports attached D4. dosestic Field Investigation has been completed, reporte attached. : ; . oO 5. Domestic Field Investigation favorable, reports will follow within 60 days ‘ Fore 3.08 693 eae oe Ramee ata “- . . . . : ae 1400000 SECRET SUBJECT: IN CROER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IF 1S REQUESTED THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE SNFORMATION CHECKEG BLOW. OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED, OPERATIONAL AND DIVESION TRACES RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION mics to gi SOMA C LON we STAFFED COSSIER REVitS STAFF/D COLLATERAL INFORMATION. ROviee SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT C1/0a REVIES SEC. OFF. COMCURRENCE MEMS aT CH/OA REVICe FRI REPORT AT CI/OA AEVte OF ATTACHED PEFTRENCE OTHERS (See Remarks) De fieeen — eltaldnnedes eine veh Lae 14.0000 * MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT - : nae SECRET Deputy Director of Security (Investigations ana Support) cH SOF 201 ATTACHMENTS (IF ANY): # a ca ~ prena rom 2413 * genet SECRET {sf Edward P. Brown CHIEF, CI/0A tears 14-0000 ror) SECRET nate 23 JUN 1966 CxPesite far INDI CER SPECIAL thoi tay TiudeT. NAME Cod cn. 'SSUE COrRATI ONAL aPPasvaL USSUE Peovistonat OPERATECHAL APPROVAL REQUEST RESULTS EI/D COSSIE® Revine EXTERD Poa FOR Days ceriy REQUCSY @ESULTS TECHN ICAL KEENSTATE Poa FoR Pays UNTIL INTEMACCATION FROM FORBARD 2tTaCnwENT TO DIVISION FORWARD To ATTacowtar SECURITY OFFICE CANCEL PER CEVISION MEwT garED (No sorice to Division} REQUEST feview ‘OF ATTACHED RIFERERCES ADVISE Ci/’oa oF NATURE and SIC SF IcaNce ewe a CANCEL PEN CHOSE NOTICE TO OIVISION (Reason checked below.* oF see remarks) RLQUEST ORSD KOTiCE To DIVISION ‘ POR ExPtecs 2 PCEASE SUBMIT PSG 1h. IF, wiTHIN 3D DAYS, NO FURTHER ENTEREST Im SUBJECT KAS BEEN INDICATED, POM WELL BE AUTOMATECALLY CANCELLED. : REG weer CST ND. ¥OoS OR TO INDICATE any FURTHER IntzegsT IN CaTAI NING APPROVAL TFATLURE 49 sugwET Pen reo. FOR THE CPERAT ONAL LSE CF d ( Spal fen Toh , ut Aa. See vostcen Te teaching edged Pes. freee te acbuctted ‘ase Ei; fared i b * -_ 4 , . . “Lf . semhcuece aa WS ale lea Goeech3 abut pe down pat ~ . Kk ; Rte Ba ec eck a MEX 7234, Mit ovyy (ZALEK "TIT See MeExT F126 2 Aus, '66. ; | “ROWION staing thts an stisccted ageud te secaud o ata. SONeAE 2, Co = : semen aoa Prehesae ay mete Bae, of, 14-0000" i 4 - [ uncassieteo =). NY . (CONF :HTIAL “(0 secret < ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ; Masia 66 COMMENTS (Number sock comment to thow from whom © wtem. Draw a line acrom column cfter each comment.) rom 610 Wxs* L) SECRET (] CONFIDENTIAL [J Use OnLy (UNCLASSIFIED | , : oan dias anaes Ee net wah cg ede 2c EB 14-0000 HOmeETTERAI eP eaiemecrta em eee (22 Jane 1966 C1/OA Mr. Tally LIRING-3 201-798301 There were no ‘RI traces on Bubject.. 4 Provisional Ope:.ational Approval ie requested. ‘. / ¢ Chief, WH/1 i a8. EZM ‘ i 3 4 i 1400000 vee eee - > ~- - Fe Sf pee nomen + , N , a REQUEST FOR INFORKATION AND REVicw t : i : ns ; . FROM: CHIEF, C1/CA i : ” $ : _ fs/ Edward P. Brown | . i : IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN TCLR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT 15 REGQUESTEC { t THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE !NFORMATION CHEC#ED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORWATICN AS tNMDICSTED. H : i i sTasr/o oossice i i STAFF/D COLLATE AL INFORMATION 1 : SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI’ se i : StC..OFF. COMCUGMZNCE MEMG AT TI/OA | te REVIEW FOL REPORT at C4/9R i ! REVIEW ATTACHED REFESERCE i ene KD i- [L[evese [ focone | [rete ewe eee i . H 3 | | | : t } { i if y } | } ‘ | i | i rt . | : : . i i. | | | i | | | | | | i i + : 4 , ii 7 : : 4 4 t “4 t } \ . BY | : ses B89 evecrere vecereus eorrion : . SEERET i r 5 hae ut, 14-0000 pusacerom . BOUTING AND/OR BOTAAS - SEEM BY TOTAL COMES: Marvin Francis:lq WH/1/3E04 . SECRET. 6924 : ll July 1968 Oe Oem : m : felite) tpicei_ . Gtstactcation) (sate end time Lied) [retereme mu-ser, ° SECRET a ; na | em oacree (OO 7E vo Cuexrco city : PAGE - 2 Od od a i a! SHOULD NOT ADVANCE LIRING/4 ANY FUNDS UNLESS LIRING/4 ABLE SECURELY EXPLAIN THEIR SOURCE, a . - _—<e END OF MESSAGE INDEX - SERRANO , WH COMMENTS: *LIRING/4 approached by PCM member Arturo SERRANO who claimed he has contact t:.th Guatemalan exile who could arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemala to assist LIRING/3 who imprisoned toat country. ~ **Guatemala City requested more Information prior to o commenting on feasibility of bribe offer by SERRANO, Toe f 7o/ A te os rare an oe . ioltiw (his _ pp. woe - 4 eet, Lh hes WILLIAM V. BRO WH/2/G W. J. “KAUFMAN c/a a? a cAMm/1 : oorcuns —_ : boo Aetrenncanhege eSEASNO OFFIR SECRET (oe | 7 oFncas meetin tastig gree = REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE [S$ PROHIGITED. { | J Ont ows ar ae Jos . ce in onan 14-0000 ~ is Pe) aK bc cena ene mamipen ne ALPEN ARB E EA pete be t+ x oe 79530/ siibeeeage em ee RR a6, BNOVOR ININALS - > INT WOTTED ; * SECRET : {When Filled Inj , AOvance Cory O mayeo Oo SLOTTED = REPROOUC TION OF TetBGoe te —_—_—_—_ moo: Go ves Twn CLASSIVY TO FUE RO 7m ar, z ‘° ' AEF TO MLE NO. / } osste ov 23 __oce —* } mame Caer ro enancn C) oesraor CD ys. , SECRET 2581052 MAY 68 CITE MEXICO CITY a _ 7727 WAY 363 GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR ~ ners: ae mexico city 5580 (ps /RVI B. GUATENALA CITY saa (w’18509) te HECTOR RODOLFO (SANDOVAL? ALEGRIA is GUAT REBEL WHO x. GL50/ TUGETHER WITRK FanNGSeG Gaia) ENTINSERES, GRE AMD FRANCISSO — LARA TRIP T SATEMALA WHERE NOW INCARCERATED. SANDOVAL Saw LIRING- SEVERAL TIMES AFTER LIRIKG=3 ARREST AT ONE POINT SAYING 25 bar 655 18245 rl iE MIGHT Have io HOLD LP BANK TO COME TO LIRING-4 ASSISTANCE. ACCORDING fabuEL (MARCLz ) PARDINAS , SAKDOVAL ARRESTED 5 MAY SHORTLY SFTER HIS WIFe RETURNED FROM TRIP To GUATEMALA. SANDOVAL WIFE NOW STAYING AT HOUSE OWNED BY WARCUE TOGETHER WITH FatILY FRANCISCO LARA. = y é 2. IN ATTEMPT COUNTER EVENTUALITY NHEXICAN POLICE (GS BASIS INFO PROVIDED BY SANDOVAL) MIGHT se LOUXISG FOR LIRISG~4 FOR INTERROGATION, STATION WAS ASKED LIRIKG~-4 GIVE UP? BCA APARTMENTS ; SHE AND LIRING-3 HAVE BEEN RENTING. LIRIKG- 4 Bow LivisG WITH GIRLFRIEND. BEFORE MOVING SHE RECEIVED VISIT OF MAN WHO DeSCRIBZO SELF aS LAWYER OF MEXICAN EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY. LAYER “SAID Ke APPOLNTED DEFEND LIRING-3. LIRING-4 HAS RECEIVED Five. SHORT wo. SECRET 14-0800 gt eee } —~— . a) o . , ~ — . Caziz SECRETARIAT OSES WLASSIFIED ME i PEREONS Cte WOT r - - SECR.. a {When Files +4 : ee CREP RCT TION GF THIS GO . “! aeanece cory aso [J sors | ox O ws Ono M CLASSFY TO FL a a ar. = “0 MARE YO PR Ot pssew even rt mo Einar. to awn orsreqw ij sc. omen : INFO: pare a rue wm ; : PASE 2 MEXICO CITY 5685 SECRET HESSAGES FROS LIRING-3 SMUGGLED FROM JAIL. ONE IN OPEN CODE SUGGESTED S/W BE PASSED TO HIN. STATION SATURALLY WILL DO WO SUCH THING. SECKEL : BT rn ed Nee Noo wd — ws ‘w/t 8.” SECRET cern TE Te rie nem cna ce cn ee enema meme 9 . 7 T veh to ; th. sweemccier tt eee coe tine eee aimee ae tearencmeeraraies tt ML ee mene amen ema earitenes eget : . . 14-0000 wm ake 4 7 13 or * CABLE SECRETAR:AT DISSEMINETION A7RLAESIFED MESSRS Tota, Comes 2 2. TARAOLTING ANDVOR NGTIALS -SEEN SY ° ie SECRET a [ When Fitted i a x ADVANCE COPY CJ $8U8O oO SL. OTTED QUAS&FY TO FLE NO my XEF TD FEE NO. rue eo [eer ro SECRET i621882 MaY 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY goss / GMa OF iw [263 MEXICO CITY i8FO DIRECTOR — Oar: ‘ REF: MEXICO CITY 5542 (/ © SH 70) : foe ( 4 49983 poe LIAISON REPORTS THaT PERSAvAL GND(LiZNGASsBEING HELD PAVOK: ‘F PRISON FAR PENDING SENTENCING BY FOURTH JUZGADO DE PRIMERA " custeucra. “ONLY CHARGE 1S DISTRISUTING COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA. LIAISON SPECULATES THEY Wick RECEIVE LIGHT SENTENCE IF ANY. ‘SECRET BI 7 ; — “SD adetdesrig Migslennd Serie. sonbon * *. . SECRET pom mete commer seam igre . : ettentanct te nd vt teamvacenh vem ah Seay tase eam ai at tmnapeinaet seen” ce meat nti gamete abtissainutenae tf ath ror - eaeererete tne 14-0000 se ANTE re PRN GREW IRR ERA HR eer ere na ea rma rabrthnn. ise mentrias at i Be MOR , Gaerkt SECRETARAT DSSEN PiascAyCMT NOTED oe oe on snse eemeeenapnanennnatnoni. —oo eeeeeen are cere eeen ee eetin deme cnenmvmnataties 2 So seedmore ee - = +2527 Lb am ate veeieg CITY 5 CRET 1023052 tal eit REXICG CITY 55 CUATENALA CITY IWFO DiRECTCR PSRUNEN xeFs MEXICO CITY 5375 6% T% 354) aga 1. MARUELECGiARCUE) PAREI“AS saPoRAEo ts Risdey 8 gad THAT UIE SISTER AND DAUGKTER Ib Lav HAD SUCCEEDED ih OSTAIWINS GUAT VISA BSD TRAVELED GUATEAALA CITY IN AS PERSAVAL) HaRCUE f 3. CAN GUATEMALA CITY STATICH CGNFTRY LIRLES 3 SEXTENCE AND PROVIDE DETALLS. SECRET 7 “Ae Ag BT SECRET ne a ee ens a TT RT adap dccelard hentai nena - | | - 7993 of 4 cee Z ROUTING ANTICO IS TALS - SEZN BY 2 ee te i 14-0000 , ov, umn wrwnanse ys ems NS nee erent aman ts pate te a mE me 9 I9F30/ - Canis SEC FETARUAT DiSSEMNATION +A. SSF IED MESGE Tom Comes / vhs SUTING 421D/0R INITIALS - SEEN BY PERSON CMT NOTIFIED r t SECRET -aSte~ tS . Powmuenet na (When Filled in} — H ADVANCE COPY oO ISSUED CT] SLOTTED aT: EREF TO FILE NO. et Disses oe Lh nen ruc ap Clear. to No 7 SECRET 1516152 £22 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 52 2 BsS91298 " GUATEMALA CITY INFO SIRECTOR, TESUCISALPA REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 511i ( 47% Fever oe B. MEXICO CITY Sai (, ¢ <2) a 1. UPON RETURN FROM swat oY VACATION, (WALLACE B. ROWTON,VAS | | GIVEN SEALED LETTER FROMQLI Biss, BYLigiic-a: LETTER INDICATED : A. LIRING-3 DEPARTURE FOR GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS DELAYED WHEN FRANCISCO LARA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IN #.UKLE WHILE CLEANING GUN. LARA ANXIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR AS FAR: | MEMBERS FORBIDDEN CARRY dEAPONS IN MEXICO. B. LIRING-3 DEPARTED 18 APRIL WITH LARA AND OTHER GUAT WHO. MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS auaT INSISTENT HE TALK DIRECTLY WITH YON Sosa. i C. LIRING-3 AND LARA WILL PROBABLY VISIT SAN SALVADOR IN ‘ADDITION GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS. 2 PER LIRING-4 CTHER GUAT @HO INTRODUCED TO LIRING- -3 BY LARA - AND IS PROSABLY RODCLFO SANDOVAL CALLED AT HER APARTMENT 9 APRIL LOOKING FOR LIRING-3 WHO OUT. SANDOVAL STATED HE HAD TO TALK TO LIRING-3 IN PRIVATE AS DID NOT WANT LARA LISTEN TO CONVERSATION» SANDOVAL “IDENTIFIED SELF AS MEMBER SOSA FACTION. EXPLAINED. THAT! 4 SECRET 14-0000 t 1 CABLE SEX PETARIAT DSSEMSAT CHa Cats CED UES oaGe Jota. COPts RGLTING ANSORONET IS - SEEN er : PERSON Uw SCTRED J SECRET — ~ sca SC 3 SSO j {When Failed ri : ? _ : 0 PEP ECOUL Tile OF T'S O- Le - i* z _ torent cone Diasec [some ~ 1 ~. an z CLASSIFY 1D 6 &O - i . i <-ORF TO FRE WO i omsem er eer or “eer to # BRANCH pester sic. ALTON 7 Iwo a [J x0 cos i OE mm 1 PACE 2 MEXICS CiT’ 5285 SECRET ; : ALTHOUGH SOSA G2CuUP AND FAR Nod GENERALLY WORKING TOGETHER THERE WERE STILL MaNY THINGS “KEPT ON A CO¥PASTMENTED BASIS.” ALTHOUGH i LIRING-3 DID NOT REFER TO SANDOVAL IN KIS LETTER TO ROWTOR, HE MENTICNED THAT HE YAD “LONG TALK” BEFORE LEAVING. : : 3. LEIRING-3 WILL KEEP ROWTSN ABREAST OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS VIA ACCOMMODATICN ADDRESS IN MEXICC CITY. WILL ADVISE. : SECRET -BT i : : ’ ° i - i F ~ j H ~ i oot “hers gee Ope eee _ 14-0000 —_ 99530) CARE SECPr Ars Esser 0 BESO MESUCE F Tota CoS it ~ PEG BTUs IN TIALS - SEEN BY 3 URSA oT 7+ 7 T a a a y > | SECRET seas tek ert : : . voces a { When Filled le; mon O oss Th 80 CLASSIFY TO 8 WO at. Zz E-@Er TO Fuk 0G aC ’S ofa. 2 cfs Fa — _ | -SECRE% oeese APR 68 CITE AzxIco CITY 5141 * Bhset? 386252 + OSSen Sv ———___ PEW GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR, TEGUCIGALPA REF: Mexico CITY sn G85) ie 04 9 ara OS STATION SEcerver DPUNTNGREPHIC COPIES OF 3 peeweedenege annem aeaME sak a ka OE Se 7993 GUATEMALAN PASSPORT WhICK[LIRiNS Sr $, SAID ‘FRANCISCO LARA WOULD USE TO ENTER HONDURAS FROGS GUATEMALA. COPIES JNDICATE THERE WAS DIS-. _ CREPENCY IN NAME CRIGINALLY REFCRIED IH REF AND WANE 68 PASSPORT. | CORRECT NAME 1S JOSE MARIA OLIVA CARRANZA, ORDINARY GUATEMALAN ‘PASSPORT NUNEER 13482 5 SERIE’D REGISTRY BUNSER 22743 iSSUED 27 ay 1563 IN GUATEMALA CITY. OLiVA EORN SAN FELIPE, RETALEULEU OU : 9 FEB 1935. “ : 2. OTHER DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPRED INCLUDE HILITARY [WSCRIPTION 18 GUATEMALAN ARMY, CARD NUMEZR 25259, EIRTH CERTIFICATE NUMBER 2825671, CEDULA.DE VECiNDAD 287185 AND ELECTIRO# CARD 127817. 3. THESE DacuNESTS PKOTOGRAPHED BY LIRING-3 ¥HEW THEY PASSED TO HIM BY FRANCISCO LARA TO USE IN MAKING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENT A- TIGK.. POUCHIRG coPiEs. OF DOCUMENTS TO AODRESSEES. SECRET tae L : BI - | SECRET 14-0000 “pane ™ Se SED MESSAGE - Tote, Comes sé POUT RG SEDVOR wk 2 SEEN 730/ CRSP . : SECRET vette rm am a £5 4 i "dfnen Félea F; setenaesiat ae zi iz secaente cote ° r © GUATENALA CITY 1NFO DIRECTOR, TEGUCIGALPA oO ee i REF GUATENALA CITY-6822 (WOT SENT TEGUCIGALPA? Ga ReaD : . ‘a : : le AFTERNOGN 3 APRIL 68, CRS nerort cD HE PLANS DEPART | FOR GUATEMALA CITY VIA LAND IM COMPANY GUATEHALAH CITIZEN FRAS sco. #2. ama CIRCA 4 APRIL 68, ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS VALID AExiCAs Docuszi-, TATION AKD LARA KAS FALSE MEXiCAB MINISTRY OF EDUCATION DOCUMENTATION » THEY WILL ATTEMPT ENTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY- 2. IM GUATENALA CITY, LARA PLANS INTRODUCE LIRIEG-S TO woman VHO LOGISTICAL OFFICER FOR FAR IM GUATEMALA CITY. TRIP WiLL THEN - ae ARRANGED FOR LIRIHG-3 TO VISIT FAR SIERRA DE LAS MIHAS HEADQUARTERS To DISCUSS FUTURE SLFFORT OF FAR FRO MEXICO CITY. aan 5. AFTER aPPROXINATELY TEN DAYS IN GUATEMALA, LARA AND LIRIRG-S. VILL TRAVEL TEGUCIGAL?A TO INVESTIGATE POSSIBILITIES GF SETTING uP PRINTING PRESS UNDER LIRING-3'S TRUE NAME. . | Ae LARA'S FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION 15 IDERTITY GARD FROM f° SECRETARIA DE EDUCACIGS PUBLICA USDER NAME JACINTO RANGEL CERVANTES. egg IDENTITY CARD FRGTOGRAPH, LARA WORE GLASSES, KAIR DYED GREY ASS eo MUSTACKE. LARA TOLD LIRING-3 THAT FOR TRAVEL TO TEGUCIGALPA } f ; | “PRON GUATEMALA CITY, HE WILL USE GUATEMALAN PASSPORT UNDER NAME 4 ] te SECRET So nee ce een ee aI Lie. 14-0000 . Came Secrrvanuy OgSEMINA TION CiaSSiF ED MESSAGE Tota Comes ROTI AMEDVOR SATIALS - SEEN BY. | SECRET | (When Filed in, , z Qussiry To Fas 60 ve “AY: : REF TO FILE WO. ' pat ert | memo Deere atten) earners, O &o coe wa "PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY SILES EC RET #IGUEL ANGEL CLIVA CASTANEDA. LIRING-3 WILL PROBAELY USE VA! ID MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION. POUCHING COPIES OF LARA AND LIRING- -3 DOCUMENTATIO#. 7 5. FOR TEGUCIGALPAS LIRING-5 CIDER) IS STATION PEWETRATION OF GUATEAALAR GUERAILLA GACUP ID MEMICO city. FRascises LéRre IS FRANCISCO ADALSERTO LARA BARRIOS; GUATENALAX REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAS _ RESIDED 18 MEXICO FOX PAST YEAR AND WHO CLAIMS TO BE FAR REPRESEN ~~ ‘ TATIVE I MEXICO. 6. ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS TELEPHONE NUMBER AND PCST OFFICE BOX IN MEXICO CITY FOR STATiGH CONTACT, DO NOT BELIEVE STATION WILL HE ABLE SUPPLY ADDRESSEES WITH 18FO ON HIS TRIP TO GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS UNTIL KE IS THOROUGHLY DESRIEFED AFTER HIS RETURN TO MEXICO CITY. WILL #DVISE. ; SECRET BT CO SECRET a UREN VSO TTT FOP ae cammpuacte Angee te Sie ter cth ae Me ye ee epee meee ny wt, om, ry : e F geet we Bove wn 14-0000 ‘ye a on sk cptenesnesuany waewe neem xe bawmuneme nicer man eegat pecabes corner nee tn nye mare enn tema ae oe date nen? tate C12 f SECRETARY DeSsemamaTion - —. CLASS FIED MESSAGE L— Tota, Comes /- ROUTING AMD/OR INIT.ALS - SEEN BY PERSIA Lat MOTE:ED ? | SECRET moon omen 3 C, . | (When Filled in} : bequest 3 —oooOoSSO 93. an ~ [ ow [] norm woo O ves G no er: . z CAASEIFY TO TLE NO mie mo [lasr. 10 seb ommteenta ag tran dane * . Aes ieee ‘ ECRET ssI91EZ APR 68 ‘CITE MEXICO CITY 5112. 4402635185227 , ; GUATEMALA - CITY INFO DIRECTOR TEGUCIGALPA a : REF MEXICO CITY rin B5ue! i a 1 IDEN: CARLCS JURADO DELMAR a i : 1s. ol a "MEXICAN CITIZEN, PROFESSION: ARTIST (PAINTER) SECRET ar \ SECRET. eet { ry resided fh mie . nrete nee mee Tne ements ect ane memes : a of : oe Q * : “ 14-0000 ‘ “PRIORITY MEXICO CITY INFO PRIORITY DIRE = REFs MEXICO CITY sova(iu §0a 19) ape sepeieeee ce ween » _ Cape SECRETARIAT OSE LENATION Beata b Yorh. Comes ar AUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN ey i: race 4 CSD oO (When Fil'ed in) —-" were 123 _ eee eee Tt SG swovucscors [KJ owe [Juone woe: 01 ves (wo . B-REF TO FILE NO. Ossen 48 one mo Caer. to akTION saancn(] pesveor D sic. AL ey} a Ny 2 —e ats A LHC OSA, SE CRE T 2825272 MAR 68 CITE GUATEMALA £ITY,, oat . a a, Re NFO. ' A ake =O com |e ve CFC CY) Nh Apr Cl. Q lops G BAR ic3 Shek ne03 308 S&S K CHANGES diet vw anes EMALAN ARMY, R OF DEFENge RAFAEL CARRIAGAD BOSQUE, ECA" UNCERTAI#. CONSEQUENTLY STATION CANNOT ; -) - GUARANTEE ANY TYPE PROTECTION FORILIZING-S te 1. RE PARA 4 REF: DUE 28 7 INCLUDING REMOVAL OF MINI STATUS OF “OPERATION 7 \— ; IN CASE HE CAPTURED. ALSO . w ON . . WOTE THAT MEXICjA BORDER AREA BEING KEAVILY PATROLLED. . + ~ 26 PSE, neponten THAT ON EARLY MORNING 28 MARCK PERC fae ALERTED SPECIAL COMMANDO UNIT OF GUAT ARMY CSCUGA) TO BE PREPARED FOR IMPORTANT OPERATION. HE SAID INFORMATION HAD BEEW RECEIVED THAT GROUP OF THIRTY CASTRO CUBANS PLANNED ENTER GUATEMALA FROM HEXICO AWD THEIR ARRIVAL TIED IW SITH WAVE OF TERRORISY AnD SABOTAGE WHICH REPORTEDLY 10 TAKE PLACE 31 MARCH. ES4ARVEL-1 DID NOT INDICATE® SOURCE OF ABOVE INFO. HE SAID THAT REINFORCED - . SCUGA TEAMS WOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTHENTS OF SAN MARCOS AND HUEHUETENANGO O48 MEXICAN BORDER, WITH A BACK-UP TEAM Id DEPARTMENT ‘OF QUEZALTENANGO. SCUGA UNIT WAS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT WHEN WORD RECEIVED OF REMOVAL OF ARRIAGA. ESMOOSE-1 SAID AS RESULT OPERATION CANCELLED. POSSIBLE HOWEVER THAT SAME { i 3 SECRET ee nt Te ol oa — | 14-0000 5 Ne is ne bee cess pam Cexuct SECRETARrAT DSSEMINATION PERSONMUMT NOT FED HO: C ves G no. C12sere TO FILE NO. ruc wp (rer. to prance 2) PAGE 2 GUATEMALA CITY gs22 SECRET 1uFO HAS BEEN PASSED 0 MILITARY UNITS AT BORDER WHICK n-saF TO MLE KO. BIGHT MAKE LIRING-S'S CROSSING INTO GUATEMALAN EVEN NORE DANGEROUS. 3. FOR HaS: PARA 2 IFO HAS NOT BEEN DISSENED DUE Lack Gf GOMFIRNATION MED SCARCITY OF DETAILS. SECRET a , Des ee oe BO SECRET pesrecr DO sic. emhamenyanpennana the tt on 1400000 q we green eee par gem eer neny & eockiensdea ee . REPROOUC TOW OF TH OPT PROHIBITED |e | - AOVANCE COPY Oo SSUEO D SLOTTED - 3 ee ce naam Shee rm? Lf Caace SECRETARAT OtSSEMINATION ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE v : Yor u cones'3 ROUTING AND/OS Futials - ", 20 PERSONW/UNIT ROTEL : SECRET court i nd Aad recat totematet, : (When Filled Inj eoieeboul 2 woo O yes Ciao . is z cLaSuPY TO FLEE [oe rr at. a-REF TO FILE NO. mssem ov 7C per s rue mo Cnet. ro : crancn f} ag eer ese leh ade TSDC Fy Fifer? Seo€ A2di SECRET 2821202 tak 68 CITE KExICO CITY 5088 p64 f ad PRIORITY GUATEMALA CITY INFG DIRECTOR REFS: Aw“ MEXICO City 4828 (7 7 70689) ~ wovean nore - wo MERLCS CITY 4456 CAE A o 9 1. ON 27 MARCH 6B yLIRING- VREPORTED THAT GUAT FAR MEMBER Cer" WHO PREVICUSLY IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA A LN SI IS ACTUALLY FRANCISCO LARA, PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH FRANCISCO aaa - . oa, -ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, AKA CARLOS LARA CREFS B AND C). LARA ey = WADVERTENTLY GAVE HIS TRUE WANE WHILE DISCUSSING WITH LIRING- THE PLANNED TRIP TO GUATEMALA. 2. AT PRESENT, LIRING-3 MAKING FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR PERSONS HE TO LEAD INTO GUATEMALA. THEY PLAN TRAVEL SOMETIME BEFORE 31 MARCH, LIRING-3 TO ENTER GUATENALA WITH GROUP IN ORDER MEET UNIDENT IFIED WOMAN WHO IS FAR LOGISTICAL OFFICER. GROUP BELIEVES juaktNen2 SHOULD TALK TO HER 10 DETERMINE WHAT SUPPLIES HE caw nae. AVAILABLE TO FAR (COULD UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN BE DIAN ADELA JIMENEZ OR BRENY HOSEL CUENCA?) oo . ; : . Se LIRING -3 15 NOW ATTEMPTING DETERMINE TRUE NAMES OF OTHER PERSONS HE TO TAKE TO BORDER AND Exact DEPARTURE me STATION ‘ i a F 1400000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES ROUTING ANO/OR. INITALS - SEEN BY SECRET matte (When Filled inj CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION : “SEisowUNITNOnRED eeany cite woes Ci ves O ne CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. X-REF TO FILE eens mre wo Caer. ro prance) pxstsov Ose. PAGE T¥O0 MEXICO CITY 589% SECRET i. : i i i . : WAS ABLE TAKE PHOTO OF PERSON LIRING-S IN contatel 4 he AND LIRING-5 IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFIED THIS PERSON AS FRANCISCO ; j : LARA, STATION HAS ALSO TAKEN PHOTOS OF ADDRESS WHERE. GUATS BELIEVED BE STAYING AND Fil BElWG BEV FELOPED. ‘PILL O@TOPTTY | POUCH PHOTOS AND LIRING-3 REPORTS», 4. LIRING- “3, WILLING EXTER GUATEMAL WITH FAR MEMBERS BUT WOULD LIKE KNOW IF OPERATION AZIECA STILL IN FORCE. IF Not, COULD STATION G:IATEMALA ARRANGE ANY “TYPE OF PROTECTION FOR HIN ape ee tenet caentnammmeemaraniamrtgy saa Aen oye ! IN CASE HE IS CAPTURED BY MILITARY UF POLICE? fe “SECRET BT : | ; : f : . - fe cee . . . . oa . ! a Tet . . 4% bE | | x - O SECRET SS 38 “Yate se nema mma sectascig ater . : Seabee ealgt a a tae 14-00060 2 ~ WP rie ww wHlcochP ‘a sateen nsta . ae SRI od SSRN AST oo tg ati ach SE a q a au. V9 30/ SABLE SECRETARIAT EXSSEMINATION AS MESSAGE 8 TotaL Comes ASTING AND/OR INITIALS - SE! PLRSON/UNIT NOTE ES eer SECRET soe ore (Wha Fitted in} ae _ writ ote nen REFErERICTION OF Tris, CORY PROHIBITED ADVANCE COPY DD ssuro [J sorreo ~ wsuer OF ves 0 no CLMSSOY IO FILE We. AEF TO FE NO. * rie wo Caer. to eaance "j orsvaoy (1) sic. heey GUATEMALA CITY DIRECTOR INFO uUMWAVE REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 4790( & sis B. GUATEMALA. CITY 8733 G~ 1. FOLLOWING CABLED 14 sop RAISED PARA 3 REF Bs As FAR xtiows cd (eeaas CAPABILITY OBTAIN FALSE, DOCUMENTATION. LIRING-3 FOa EXAMPLE OBTAINED FALSE BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND MILITARY REGISTRATION CARD FOR JACOBO PADILLA Be LEFTIST CONTACTS LIRING-3 INCLUDING GUATS KNOW HE FAMILIAR WITH GUAT SORDER AREA IN CHIAPAS. LIRING-3 WORKED FOR NUBER OF YEARS IN CHIAPAS FOR MEXICAN EQUIVALENT INDIAN AFFAIRS - BUREAU. iT ALSO VELL KNGWH TO FAR THAT LIRING -3 HAS BUSINESS LOCATED IN BORDER AREA IN ST CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS SINCE THIS . BUSINESS WAS TO BE USED- AS COVER FOR ARMS SUPPLY TO GUAT REBELS. C. AS GUAT CITY STATION WILL REMEMBER LIRING-3 WAS TAKEN BY FAR TO HIDEOUT !N GUAT WHERE HELD TALKS WITH FAR MEMBERS. LIRING-3 EVEN SUPPLIED FAR SONE MEDICINE AND COGNAC FOR WHICH INCIDENTALLY HE NEVER PAID. , . D. IN LIRING-3 OPINION, FACT FAR REPS IN CUBA RECENTLY; EXPRESSED THANKS FCR HIS DENUNCIATIO® MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL IN i j SECRET 14-0000 we goer tee : * . Tre . - . rn An : SECRET PNR erate AOE ASTER trae CIRM EAR eatin tn . - . cae CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIEM MESSAGE Tota Comes ROUTING AND/OR PMITIALS - SEEN BY |” PERSON/UNIT NOTH EO SECRET 7, GPCUPN ees tore setomant (Wher Filed in) senipeeved CLASSY 1 Lil 7 O FILE NO, XREF TO FILE NO. FILE ec. RET. 10 prance CO] : westRov Osi. OISSEM BY J PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 4828 SECRET . SUMMER 67 AND SENT WARNING THAT FAR “PENETRATED 3Y WOFLRM At AGENT” £ i (SEE MEXICO CITY iS Enerirutes INDICATION HE STILL IN 00D GRACES O° ge at LEST SOME OF FAR RANK AND FILE. E. REQUEST LIRING-3 HELP FAR REPS OVER GUAT BORDER CANE FROM CARLOS (PERSAVAL) MARCUE, NEPHEW OF MANUEL (MARCUE) PARDINES, VIA CARMEN CLOZADA) DE RAMIREZ, PERSAVAL SISTER IN Law MISTRESS LIRIBG-JFo ~~ | DEL VECCHIO AND OTHER GUAT LEFTISTS WITH WHOM LIRING -3 PREVIOUSLY . IN CONTACT. . @. LIFEAT ON LIRING-3 CONFIRMED PERSAVAL SCHEDULED PHONE : LIRING-3.14 MARCH TO SET UP 15 MARCH MEETING WITH TWO MALE AND ONE FEMALE GUAT REBELS LERING-3 AGREED GUIDE OVER GUAT BORDER. FROM PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE, STATION KNOWS GUATS MAY PHCSE LIRING-3 AND ASK FOR IMMEDIATE MEETING. TO FACE SUCH POSSIBILITY LIEMBRACES STARTED SURVEILLANCE LIRING-3 MORNING 14 NARCH, WILL TRY OBSERVE MEETING WITH GUATS, TAKE PHOTOS OF THEM AND DETERMINE THEIR ACTUAL RESIDENCE THROUGH TAILING EXERCISING UTMOST CAUTION. 3. WILL CABLE FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS THIS CASE. SECRET SegvicED fom gs 2 \WFA515,5 3[-VEP4S ESE E AS FAR AS STATION KNOWS PERSAVAL, ; a a ; MARC'S OR LOZADA HAVE NO DIRECT CONNECTION WITH ERNESTO (CCAPUANO) , 14-D0000 dine eC el wea oe nantes tam acne nema meranuet SrA 92" mean see oO j . : meme tf pha tern eee cade meer om anne eee tan wy ae ae snare mar ny Toman maak sagan 9 cee CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET ic (when Fitted Tay capes 4 os oo. CLASSIFY Te COLE we OV: a = ¢) ousste E Adepeemsenmmntties ne od action toane ya esan 80 vial in RPTY 2278 an Sta EMR DATE PLE SSE COPPrCT TUR GARRLED PORTIONS) OF THIS MESSAGE TO READ AS FOLLOWS: : , secret} * —_— aeun eco (jaar te veerce (] oeetoer O° se it 7 & ae . ene oF 5, 01, YOKE, SERVICE u 14-0000 _ ; ; m7. 19% Oo y- CABLE SECRETARIAT OFSSEMINATION sSiF IED WESSAGE | Tors. COMES TING Mets wah 75 or PRROWUNT NOTES x Q MT MOT FES SECRET eee mee imate Cmect ee sab (When Filed In} che Mead «| ANAM Cory [_] ssuco [_] sore mo: O ves C no 4 cLsesrr YO FILE MO. -_ . ate i N-WEF TO FILE NO. + . oessem ay. Ag pan ° exe exo Caray. ro suncnO) castrovO sic. - 4 1, AeTIOn , [wo cory INFO: r ; , . : “MST 7 : rue. va _ LA 0F ef? 4) yd . [ . SECRET 122147Z1AR 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 8733 | “ MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR ; 12 Mes 68 u66951 f REF MEXICO CITY 4799 (~ byl) ey he ALTHOUGH SPECULATIGH ONLY, POSSIBLE THAT YOUNG [¥BZGAN #€ WO TO SETURN GUATEMALA COULD BE CLEMENCIA (PAIZ) CARCAMO CAKA " MLUISA">, SISTER OF MIRNA (PAIZ) CARCANO WHO RECESTLY RELEASED FROM JAIL IN MEXICO. ACCORDING TO FEMALE INFORMANT OF GUAT ARMY, CLEMEKCIA 1S WIFE OF JULIO CESAR (MACIAS) MAYORA (AKA meee , me Me vanadate " "CESAR MONTESS ). ALSO REPORTED THAT CLEMENCIA WAS TO TRAVEL TO ! MEXICO IN meD DECEMBER 1987 TO ARRANGE. FOR SHIPMENT OF ARMS TO FAR, AND WAS POSSIBLY TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY DINGRDELA (JIMENEZ) i MUNOZ AND HILDA (SOSA) ALDANA. THERE HAS BEEN NO COSFIRMATION THAT ANY OF THE ABOVE WOMEN TRAVELLED, BUT PRESENT wire aBouts UNKNOUN. ’ 9. STATION DOES NOT HAVE BIO DATA OR PHOTOGRAPHS CLEMENCIA, ‘and ESLAIR TEAM HAS NOT BEEN ABLE LOCATE ENTRY FOR HER 1W FILES i a CIVIL REGISTRY. ATTEMPTING OBTAIN FROM ESMICAS, AND WILL SEND, To MEXICO CITY IF SUCCESSFUL. . 3. WOULD APPRECIATE MEXICO CITY COMMENTS ON WHY rey APPROACKED TO OBTAIN FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR RETURSEES AND WHY HE MI sremnagmomuesong ies em Se Ay Js s. enep ng T ig ya TET. jo wre: : t > ’ ~ SECRET Lane rm tay ved 14-0000 i Caste SECRETASAT CXSSEMINATION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Tota, COMES ROUTING AnO/0O INITIALS - SEEN'BY SECRET execs tae wom \ (When Filled in} omaaee ae REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED a woe: O ves 0 no C.asuiry TO ene HO. BREF TQ FILLE WO. ene mo Qacr. to PAGE TWO GUATEMALA CITY 8733 SECRET . TO SERVE AS GUIDE. ALTHOUGH POSSIBLE THAT MEMBERS OF PGT - SUPPORT NET IN MEXICO--SUCH AS ERNESTO (CAPUANO) DEL 7 VECCHIO, MAY BE UNWILLING ASSIST FAR MEMBERS IN VIEW REPTURE | i. PGI/FAR RELATIONS, WOULD SEEM THAT FAR WOULD BE RELUCTANT i; 10 ENTRUST DELICATE mISSION OF THIS NATURE TO LIRING/3 WHO. RELATIVELY UNKNOWN QUANESTY. . (Fo SECRET » segyseeD 7 BI - oe = -- " f. . . : : Po . - j : SO | be a 4 “Hy: so oem ~. a CS , —_ | a SECRET fae 8a aetna tee me © aera eet 14-00908 © | * soe - cme —_ _rogae apgeneans oa — a 19330/ * . © Oa 4 SOC BE TARA Onto Dros Mies TOs CLASSF:ED MESSAGE Torta, COMES ZB orvrac AND DR NTA 5 - SEEN ZY srt Pots to - . ~ —— BAOVPT “Ue . 4 SECRET wate = _ {When Filled sj hanippeanrti cs es een esse cates 5 , ; 7 - ALVaNce COOv oO ‘SUE 0 sorta OF eR me ae ar - 2) essen WB. Aer sb re tee” sae mp Cleet to ws ? Ss Riz m Mz . uy ftw : ec 3 1228552 MAR 63 ‘cite X10 city 47306 Tote * 68 l i} GuaTEMaLa CITY | INFO DIR&CTDR 7 FUE ZOL em use . 1. ON 5 MARCH 68, (Lik LNa-s she PORTED fe MAD OIRaca £ : . j . WITH CARLOS renSAVAL MAACor, Kerned OF Aabuce HARCEL Fanci aes, ‘DIRECTION OF THE WOW DEFUNCT MAGAZISE "POLITICA", ComAuNLST Bie q : . - MOSTHLY PUBLICATION, PERSAVAL ASKeD LIRING-3S iF Ke COULD OGTAIN A PALSt PASSPORT FOR WIFE OF ISFORTANT GUATEMALAN GUAHAILLA LEAGEA IM MEXICO WHO MUST TRAVEL GUATCMALA. LIRI8G-3 SAID He WOULD 59 : WHAT ME COULD TO OBTALA pocunea! 5. . on 2. GN S MARCH, PERSAVAL SAIL TWO IMPORTANT GUAT=SALAN ReVOL Ue Fo TIOWAATES Had TO TRAVEL TO GUATCMALA FROM MeXICO SY Alu MARCH AND L : ASKED IF LIKLNG*S STILL WILLING TS HELP. LIRING-3 ANSweRED LN The a AFFIRMATIVE BUT SALD THER AS LETITED CHANCE GoTAIRING FALSE D0CU- ~ MENTATION. HE COULD, HOWEVeH, BRicr THeSe RcVOLUTICeARIeS OW _ GUAT/MEX1 SORDER IW ORDER MAKe ILicGAL CROSSING EASILK. IF THEY . 4 DESIRED, HE COULD PERSOMALLY SUID: THEM ACROSS BORDER. _ Se OW 9 MARCH, PERSAVAL CUMTIMULD DISCUSSIONS WITH LIRING-S L iz ON GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARIES wHO HAD TO TRAVEL GUAT CAALA URGENTLY. . “WE SAID OWE OF THEM HAS LEGAL DOCUMENTATION BUT CZHER DOES HOT, Ke Peewee onary 14-0000 EATS Capi SECRETARAT DrSSEMNAT CO CASSIFIED MESSAGE - Tora COMES PERSON/U MT NOTHIED SECRET pee ne nonmese {When F ifod in} renin we rane aoe les wp apwanct cory O SSUED (J orn et PEPROOUC DOM OF Tees CORT PROMI B:TED NT moe G vs 0 xo CABS CY TO FUE BO ee BREF TO FUE ND. one eur mo Oesy. tro _ Ose ine i PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 4799 Se CReT.- -” THEREFORE DECIDED BOTH SHOULD ERTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY, THeY 7 CANBOT ENTER THRU TAPACHULA, HOWEVcR, SINCE THCY WeLL : . i VEN" TUSRE, LTRTHRSE SIGAESTED SAN CRISTOBOL AREA WRICH NOT : - 7 . ~ SUBJECT TO NEXICAN OR GUATEMALAN SURVCILLANCE. THE P2ASOK WITHOUT wo DOCUMENTS IS wOMAM 22 YEARS OLD. PERSAVAL HOT WILLING GlVE LIRING-S " MAMES OF REVOLUTIONARIES BUT PROMISED ARRANGE FOR CONTACT BéTWeEH : oe THEM EVENING 15 MARCH. . — | 8 - 4, STATION HAS 4O IMFO OM IDeeTITI2S OF MAN AND WOMAN WHO “ MUST RETURW GUATEMALA ALD MARCH, WOULD APPRECIATE. ANY COMMENTS. | =. WILL ADVIS: DZVELOPMENTS. : e SECRET ST * w o:) a , 7 - ‘ . ~~ - : 7 ; 4 : ¥ cf & * 7 rood ‘ ge : ! j <i . | «< ne _ . * 4 Ao ~ i - oo. : ., ~ ad . _ erenrr > . Sierra ” ore emer . - ~~ eres. 14-0000 (rue) merrmegpet, Set et - . id ~ . ery MESSACE FORM JOT, COW + —_————: | (J vows (] cetao7 DD sere 10 et Cues Cy vo mcer rar oes rat a — “ofa \ . TSd-é CITE DIRECTOR se a | Pesxago ex tv 19 37 ASEZ HOO: 2 PRG eis ot TFGREO: © DIRSTUR 67083 , a eB. . e aA . . —— 92 > oh. - POUCKEING AGE S/4 SD TiS syewn: 36 2D Jon Re vaG . ot “~ 2@) SYOR: {52 PGI ete SDOESSARY rspROTIORS FOR TRACGEG tf Fal .2 : : . wer rr 4082 . te Se bese. SL / wh _ COORD: =7SD/Su | Lists - (ay _shexc) : .,¥ ois safoon/e (Sits Stet | SL od cai . : . Pee meeebongs Pot Ue. eaten ee lt electing appropyinte oN syowcit 102 we with pct. : EIS YSR , hfs, Get KE 8 WE v. ios a SO Wed. KAU oe 74 C/ is a ~* o; a2 % 3 : : > : . : a : 4 ee orrcats . Od eeu PALBASING OFFICER Score a nec las oon oe : 14-0000 € - a ~ imoess vas OJ ao —— . . . . > ° = tf r 99930! Classery TO FILE oO. B-GLF TO TELE wo eve wo) att. 10 seance rel BisTsov o SIG. SECRET 162302 49FEB 68 CiTE 2X0 CHY 4226 ,., “DIRECTOR JAWAVE _ 1 PEXUMEN - c : VEX ICO city 43 Ti OA YSS15) | Lot a : «5 pitecres S2922 : eee ad tye OE a Mm bad | > : C SYVAVE L119 € ; 3 te VIAWIRINGSS ACWTCN MET XGCHITL ViVO DE LA TORRIENTE 16 FES 333. | DAI UBHTER CF LOLA BE La TORRIENTE SENT IONED_IN REFS. XSCHITL, ECRS ty “SEXICG CA 1932 IS vVEXICAN CITIZEN. SHE LIVED CUBA 1852 TC 3952 UiERE SHE ACTIVE AS BALLERISA IN MODERN DANCE GROUP OF CUBA WHITH “TRAVELED WANY PLACES IN ZUROFE INCLUDING MOSCOW. SHE LEFT CLBa / $85 FOR U.S. WHERE WORMED TH NEW YORK AS SHOW GIRL AND SECRETARY 1 PCR SEVERAL Years. SHE SINGLE BUT WOW LIVING ¥I ‘wor KS 85 THEATEZGHL A ARTIST « .¥ER SITUATICN- SONE SORT OF BUSIAESS GIVING 152 FINANCIAL INDE sok SHE 28 ee ee ee OJS DRSP AMERICAN BOYFRIG=ND » SULD LIXE © ser iN roe is . : REGULAR NAIL CONTACT WITH MOTHER IN CUBA AND FEELS KOTHER Wie VERT SUCH WOULDS LIKE TO LEAVE CUSA COMPLETELY ANTI-REGIME . te . Se AFTER SEVERAL MEET ENS WITH XOCHITL, ROwTON OBTARINED. CRER ros, . _ . SECRET 2 sea east arene a ae ae en ec ee 14-0000 SECRET PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 4526 SE CR ET ACKEZAENT VISIT CUEA TO DETERMINE IF MOTHWYER WILLING COGPERATE IN “SUPPLYING INFORMATION ON GVI ACTIVITIES AND PERSCNALITIES SHE IN CONTACT WITH. ROUTON RAS“PASSED SELF AS BUSINESSMAN INTERESTED IN DUEA FOR EVENTUAL FINANCIAL PROFIT. WILL CONTINUE REPORT DETAILS : 2 THIS MPERATICN . REQUEST ADDRESSCESH# FILE CHECK XOCHITL AND HOS i _ETAPT PROCESS POA. PRO PART GHE SEING POCLCHED. _ ; SECRET — , o SECRES ‘ ij ; * . . . . = . —_ . f 7 4 . . : i ‘ i . i ; ; ~ : ae Bo, H qe fo ee f , : . ° ee 4 . . 14-0000 «a « we 4 : oe | eteccay Dves 0 oe __ : , ut Z vA - 2.astiry To Fue BO. CLASSIFIED WESSACE 4 TEral COPIES R-RE# TO FILE BO. la — | . are avo) ocr. x0 sassce : SECRE T 262813Z JAB 62 cite MEXICO CITY 4271 DIRECTOR JMWAVE ; ’ PERUMEN LIRING-4 O .- 8&8 JAN seg : a 20. ,. REFS Ae veExico city 4123(77% R7Y srs 5 B. DIREC ‘ pete (v3 ON (a j » DIRECTOR 67233 ay - - . OW im : 1. FURTHER DEBRIEFING LiaING-4 PRCDUCED FOLLOWING: / if 5 i - ° A. SHE LONG TIVE FRIEND CLARIZEL (GUILFRIDO), SIECE H : PRESIDENT DORTICOS WHO WORKED AT CUBAN PRESIDENCY Ih 1964 #HEN SO, LIRING-A LAST SAY HER. SILFAIDO WHO BORH IN LIRING-4 HOKE ve TON & ; y , a ' “IN ORIEZNTE ABOUT 1938 IS ANTI-CASTRO. LiRING-4 FELT GUILFRIDO COULD PROBABLY HELP HER CSTAIN USEFLL JOS IF STILL/ I" CUBA AND : MIGHT EVEN AGREE COOPERATE AGAINST REGiNE. CUILFRIDC RECENTLY ' "GOT MARRIED AND MOVED BUT LIRING-4 FELT COULD FIND YER. . . B, LIRING-4BXCWS LOLO DE LA (TORRIENTE), ELDERLY Cuaal SEVSPAPER WOMAN WHO DISAFFECTED WITH CURRENT REGIME, LIRING-3 WHO ALSO KNOWS WOMAN TOLD RCVTON THAT If ZARLY 1967 MEXICAN . LEFTIST PAINTER RAUL CANGUTANO) COKFIED TO HIM HE RECEIVED LETTER - 4 . FROM Dé LA TORRIENTE WHO CLOSE FRIEND ASKIAG Hi KELP cn OBTAIN , - FEXICAN VISA IN ORDER LEAVE CUBA SINCE StTUATIPS THERE ~—- “INTOLERABLE.” ANGUIANO CONFESSED 70 LIRING-5..HE 18 QUAKDARY, ‘SECRET —_ _ MER Eis, rus ok Bheleaithten tne oncom ineere * 14-0000 Driaemae tebe geste ee YEE ¥ a rrreteemsninmane nace RRA Se ELBE Ae NP ashe: neladid anche a mee: Dah! PAGE TVO FEXICO CITY 4271 SECRET EERE } - AS DID NOT WANT BETRAY REVOLUTION OR DAMASE as REPUTATION, AS _ FAR LIRING-3 Knows, ANGUIANO DECIDED ASAINST “APPEAL FOR HELP TO arene re, o on ‘LITEM ‘PO-8. WHO CLOSE FRIEND AND DE LE ToRRIENTE- APPARENTLY DROPPED WATTER, LIRIRG-3 ADDED De LA TORRIENTE IS VELL KBOee BIOGRAPHER OF DIEGO RIVE ERA AND CLOSE PERSONAL FRIESD LUIS CWANGUEFZ ER) DIRECTOR OF “MUNDO.” LIRING -3 FELT RELATINSHIP WITH WANGUEMER MAY HAVE PROTECTED DE LA TORRIESTE. FROM REPRISALS FCR ‘ANTI-REGLIE ATTITUDE, manana 9 vik ~ soe) UTIL CANT YR RE TT ee wenererst re amresarcs TO eeeearys a ore Ce mae sree rere) aroma erammnoroerer or ren on yon mere) ae LIRING-3 VANGUERMER'S BROTHER AND UNCLE ANDREA (GOMEZ) WITH WHOS : ‘1 - Lincs MAY STAY IN HAVANA. THiS SHOULD ENASLE HER RENEW CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH DE LA TORALESTE. co! C. LIRING-4gKNOWS CAPT JGSZ LUIS (CARBALLO), CURRENT HEAD OF CUBAN INSTITUTO canesnnr IA Y GEODESIA WHOS SHE FIRST FET AT LIRING IN AUS s71geees KE ATTENDES GEGDETIC CONFERENCE CARBALLO was nese Heehes #EXICO CITY.$ ies2=3 SECURING SPACE ON HAVANA SARTIAGO FLIGHT FOR LIRING-4 DURING THE LATTER'S LAST VISIT TO cuBA. D.& SHE GN FRIENDLY TERMS WITH MARGOT (MACHADO), AHEAD GF THE DEPARTAYEKTO Jurta1co ‘OF MINE EX VEEN SHE AND LIRING-3 LIVED IH CUBA. ON . CS E. SHE GOOD FRIEND RAQUEL (PEREZ). WHO SERVED TOUR AT. CUBAN EMBASSY MEXICO WITH HUSBAND» PEREC VEEN Last HEARD. FROM SEGRE: b Sno ween at ewes + 14-0000 eM Bee TS ite Snare ere cree RaeR eRe ae og pL hachtcamdnabaian semen A ae Te , £aASSIFY TO FILE WO. EAP DE ee iwaexs CJ] ves ©) ao classietza veseace torn corits > 5-826 TO FILE WO. c j emcee noe arremens rine moo) wer yo sasecu : SECRET Slee? resteoy (Jsie, — jensen PrcaraTy) aovVance Chav tr &{ RD cozy-} ft +, assaae cl were lg Tome ' oe weg - SECRET 2700452 uAK 68 CITE. MEXICO ‘city 42770 * DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE i PBRUNEN LIRING-4 9/20) Libs 38440 | J 2 29 JAN 135 REFS: a. exrco city a123(/* WE JAN BB pe W3. DIRECIGA 67665 ~OWER Pa /3E3 ae C. MEXICO ClTY 4271(/ pieveay fe go LIN FURTHER CONVERSATIGNS vr "FOLLOWING TENTATIVE AGEEVEST A. ROWTON WILL PROVIDE 662 DOLLARS FOR THREE MONTHS FOR PAINTENANCE LIRING-4 ASD HER DWAUGHTER (CHILD NOW GOING WITH HXEA) IN-CUSA PLUS 159 MOGLLARS TO “OVER TRAVEL EXPENSES. B. LIRING-4 WILL INFORM ROWON VIA S/W OF DEFECTABLE TARGETS AND OF PROGRESS MADE IN OSTAINING POSITION G3 INTERES MINREX, INTERIOR SINISTRY O8 PRESIDENCY. , C. IF ROWTON INSTRUCTS HER REMAIN HAVANA BEYOND THREE MONTH PERIOD CMAXIMUM AMOUNT OF TIME SEE ALLOWED STAY OUT OF mexico WITHOUT JEOPARDIZING HER IMMIGRANT STATUS IN THAT COUNTRY), ROW708 WILL ARRANGE REINSTATEYENT FULL TIME ALREADY ACCUMULATED IN MEX7CS AND WILL DEPOSIT TO NEW. YORK ACCOUNT IN LIRING-4 Nat “REASONABLE” KONTHLY COMPENSATION COMENSURSTE WITH POSITION SHE OBTAINED AKO “SECRET 1 . . aaa bento eat on amen amet ne nn tp re ° . : . . . rn «- ne . 14-D0000 a dee . Pace IVO MEXICO CITY 4277 SECRET INTELLIGENCE PRODUCED, 2C¥TON MENTION ED, FIStS DOLLARS A MONTH BUT MADE NO RPT Pit) COMMETHENT. ‘ 2. ROWITON CAN DRAY UP LETTER OF UNDERSTA MOING TO 3é SIGHED LIRINS-4, STATED FRANAKLY SHE HOPED BE ABLE PROVIDE ROVTON SUFFICIENT RECAUITYENT LEADS “AND BIO INFCRMATION TO SE ABLE LEAVE CUSA AFTER THREE ee RE BETWEEN 728 AND 588 BY LIRING-4 IF HQS DESIRES. | STHS ALTHOUGH SE REITERATED SEE WOULD STAY LONGER IF SHE SU sece=2ED IN GAINING posiTioy PROVIDING _ URUSUALLY GOOD ACCESS TO INFORNATION DESIRED BY ROUTOK. | ! 3. AS LONG AS SKE DOES NOT ACT vaLLY DIVERCE: LIRING-3, “LIRING=4 1S ELIGIBLE FOR MEXICAN VISA TO aLLou HER LEAVE CUBA AND REJOIN Re THAN THREE MONTHS. DO HOT of, RETURNING MEXICO 70 HUSBAND. | IN REINSTATEMENT HUSBAND EVEN IF SHE REMAIBS CUBA 0 “BELIEVE. CUBANS WOULD PREVENT HER FR “FROM PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE, BELIEVE vraskeed CaULD GA AS IMMIGRANT ‘WITH APPROPRIATE SRISE. aytanite7 FOR EXAMP ANY TINE. PENALTY BY PAYING THOUSAND PESOS LEMI GRANT. STATUS WITHOUT rey ING-4 50 BRIBE. PLS ADVISE WHEN STATION vay EXPECT sva FOR LIR THAT FINAL PLANS CAN- BE. MADE FOR HER DEPART URE. ANTICIPATE ATION: WITHOUT DIFFICULTY. ‘. « SECDET ~ 7, woe ee Sr SRST rn a LIRING-A WILL OBTAIN: CUBAN TRAVEL AUTHORIZ ee Merron Wen Rete Dn etagtete te beeme 14-0000 ecw seD ‘ 2 ie EP . . pace THREE wzxr@o CITY 4271 SECRET SE0287 i VSS WORKING IN MINREX. , a - gv . . a : F. LIRING-4 RECALLS a#i4S MET AND DEVELOPED FRIENDLY ; : RELATIONS WITH A NEGRO CUBAR LMMISRATION OFFICIAL WHO QUESTIONED Sue J . HER ROUTINELY WHEN S@ LAST LANDED AT HAVANA AIRPORT. NAME OF OFFICIAL 1S VINCENTE (LEYVA), DIRECCION PROV. DE INMIGRACION, VEDADO. 2. STATION Ae CLARI BEL CGUILFRIDG) CAPT JOSE LUIS (CARBALLO) » 1 AND N FILES CHECKS ON ABSDVE NAMES GAVE FOLLOWING RESULTS: wapestep int we on tne VINCENTE (LEYVA), wee eS Be LYA DE LA € TCRRIENTE) BRAU WAS LISTED IN 1968 aS CUBAN MiNISIKY OF osecene “SIRECTOR oF CULTURE AND PUSLIC RELATIONS, AND TRAVELED CHILE iN 1959 AND MEXICO 1966 AS DELZGATE SHE REPORTED IN EARLY 1969 BE CU3SE AGRICULTURE, ; IO LEFTIST WOMEN CONGRESSES. RAUL ¢ CASTRO) FRIEND VILMA CESPIN) DE CCASTRO), WIFE RAUL -ASHADO) PADRON AND RAQUEL (PEREZ) BOTH SPENT ; . siete ee nanan ea nae ee Bet Raate mei anene 5 a canada teow fs aden at adtiwneatedistene” tee ahr Feet of. a rincterab hen teste abe beater tte eet art . beet Seat ea ac a pata ean ne Cc, MARGOT ¢% TOUR OF DUTY YVITH CUBAN EMBASSY YEXiCO, MACHADO AS OFFICER AND o so } PEREZ AS SECRETARY TO CUBAN AMBASSADOR. PyREZ WAS REPORTED HAVE 4 PREVIOUSLY WORKED FOR CUSAN FOREIGN MINISTER RAUL (ROA) 4s HIS * " SECRETARY. HER HUSBAND MIGUEL ANGEL (LOZANO) VILLALOBOS WAS REPORTED TO HAVE OCCUPiED Falk YX REGH “poSITIONS IN MINISTRY OF SECRET at ge rr ! . aE ee at ae : ren reed Sen ne ae ary caress Syke BR Jie ene ' RR 1400000 t. ye ‘3 2 eS PAGE FOUR MEXICS CITY 4271 SECRET FOREIGN AFFAIRS. . ee D. CULY REFERENCE TO (WaNSUEMER) 1S INTERCEPTED LETTER DATED MARCH 63 FROM LUIS G (WANGUS"ERT) IN CUBA MENTIONING SUGAR HARVEST. E. NUMBER OF REFERENCES LIST RAUL CATSUIANO) aS SUCCESSFUL é. MEXGCAN LEFTIST PAINTER WHO TRAVELED EXTENSIVELY AND MALNTigNS tebe eect CONTACTS WITH EXSASSIES COMMUNIST COUNTRIES IN MEXICO CITY. 3. REQUEST ADDEE TRACES. Se ee SECRET SECREI sae Ate neo NG AD tore aetna Pa z ou ee ee Seer “en naam ttn nr pnb ROME Np Tomes i teB Nera Reems cade ROY ct at, Heaneuesttied Aas Mermanad Se tenanah Uioo Atta Satan Sm emma emma mes saris Some RRR SEIS stones Badin Be . .. *, | : a : s : a aot 14-0000 onrt) uth CABLE SICEETAM-AT DISSEMINATION cour, Will Kerbeyeas “ oats = 10 January 1968 woo. | ~m wind B3 do) WH/1 6954/9041 ODO wx oaiseoy © () sew to sta rite ano we ra et me ee) ne er es te co. (a= [_] nv cory mr mt ve No fA 2 aA ’ o £ : SAM feline) foiant teiaasifeane ed oo tome Bledj~” WA Trelerencs ranmter] BECRET “ ee CITE DIRECT 3 MEXICO CITY 7 ™ 0 a 10°2 aS 16549 27 wos ame gt PBRUMEN : i - oo ii al N g 4 ios : pee. wevIen evry seco : em ‘arezcpe : "1, QS CAN ARRANGE TO OPEN SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT FOR SUBJECT REF USING POST OFFICE BOX AS RETURN ADDRESS, ACCOUNT WILL BE WITH FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK, , 2. TO OPEN ACCOUNT IN TRUK NAMB IT NECESSARY THAT SUBJECT SIGN BANK SIGNATURE CARDS WHICH mos POUCHING, SUGGEST ROWTON HAVE SUBJECT SIGN CARDS NEXT TINE HE VISITS HEZICO, 3. WILL CONSIDER FUTURE REQUESTS FOR OPENING OF SWISS ACCOUNTS: OX AN INDIVIDUAL CASE BASIS, END OF MESSAGE st Wa COMMENT: *Since opening a bank account in Switzerland appears so | difficult, request advise Possibility of opening : account in U,S, : L, Pp . C/WH/COG/FI Livin pifffeofows hiatee-¥— rae BROKE Monetary Div. Mr. Farr. (by phone) M4 . J.. KAUFMAN coors rs ornciss. ‘C/WH/1 entayheo oresces BECRE? oenae 1400000 Ay ; - Ea 7 BESSAGE FORM seen BY ad oe SECRET nu _5 JA a C) woe =) ocsreor (J eran vee OD xewe § [) mu wcsmufxo, 201-8 ps42 ROUTING AND/OR WITIALS - 5 JAN, 68 : SECRET _ a | ” a -_ Ing 629 £57 CITE DIRECTOR 64492 oT MEXICO CITY INFO: JMWAVE ; “1 3h a, 4 "pan TECHS a of - 198 30 Le? wy a REFERENCE: MEXICO CITY 3994 (IN 22968)* Ut aa an 1, BELIEVE IT PREFERABLE AT THIS JUNCTURE LET G4 eS woo, per ra " RETUAN PBRUMEN “AND ATTEMPT ESTABLISH HERSELF BEFORE MAKING a we COMMITMENTS FOR CLANDESTINE CC\010, SALARY AND SGSWIRL. wee ae yl . WHILE INTERESTED IN POSSIBILITIES LIRING-4 GAINING ACCESS In res Gis! ANY ONE OF POSITIONS MENTIONED REF, COMMITMENTS SHOULD BE rr ae DETERMINED BY DEGREE OF ACCESS, COMO ARRANGEMENTS AND HER 17 JAN 1868 WILLINGNESS TO PERFORM. CONSIDERING Fact SHE NOT PARTY MBR we PReMAT CRE Te Assume AND THREE YEAR ABSENCE PRO PERUMEN J’ APPEARS UNUTRELASSHEN WL ft. We gad Wate WET 7 il T= JOB WITH SUFFIENTLY INTERESTING AccEsS, THIS Dees MT IMPLY We BEGATIWE CN cfs Vira T ow TE SVeH WATRAWTEO BT DEVELEPMEM IS» - : 2, IF LIRING-4 DOES OBTAIN INTERESTING POSITION CAN STATION MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW ‘FOR HER TO TRAVEL MEXI AFTER (CONTINUED. .) seat eo : Cro : 1 : . OOLDRATING OFFICERS i : nUAEINO OPPICTR Tsxcret | SS Es) at REPRODUCTION * OTHER TRAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1$ PROHIBITED, ony se oe : . ee eared = oro wort ke : : am rr = ~ - a hae Se ene — pe 14-0000" CUTLNG AMD/OR LUITIALS « SEIN BY + : i . MESSAGE Fors : TOTAL COMME: SECRET a fatite) fo, Meese ation) vs (date ond use & y (reterence number} . py oO . yy, p23 ; EE LET oo, CITE DIRECTOR O¢¥49 > er! “PAGE TWO . 5 = t i ; : : Peo . t 4 ' vs, . oe . : 15 geverar wownus, QeTENeTErY VISTT ATERAWN OR TO CLOSE “ | . 7 _ OUT HER BUSINESS AFFAIRS AT WHICH TIME COULD ARRANGE : i". RAINING, SECURE COMMO AND LEVY REQUIREMENTS BASED so 8 [ON ACCESS? ALSO CAN STATION, ESTABLISH CORRESPONDENCE os a % . : . 7 te Fe LINK TO ROWTON TERU. HUSBAND? 7 2. REQUESTING POA, WILL ADVISE. | - END OF MESSAGE Wong 4 i _ @oord: C/WA/SCOG/CI - I * at Dis a | . WH COMMENT: *Requested Eqs advise we possible recruitment, : 3 : SGSWIRL, Commo and salary for LIRING-4, : $ who returning Cuba to obtain job. : i . : a : oo An few Gr fe— ta. WILLIAM V. BRO WS. KAUFMAN o 7 ye, ¢ ee f~ C/HH/1 ad ; 8 - by. bt Se Cpe cys , De . . oy 78 : "| SeAAERO O7ncen : Tl. §$BerREvT . | Geonpreding end ae rote Nia _ __REPRODUSSION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFI. I$ PROHIBITED, od gorrne 7 . 1400000 : 148 1955 ClLassreicatron MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD J LAN 1939 1400000 wr nce keaatt ES eh EU. » BRO Pre tn ean, t oe ew ee a ~ . ; . . . * SESTROY O sic. —— PERS CR/UNIT NOTIFIED a . inorre Drcs O no _ : ’ classiry 19 #1ce WO, CLALGIFIED MESSAGE e. Torsu copies uD rac avel] ner te BRance Oo : . . : SECRET abeance Copy ia tasers O svevtre Do eeves SEC RE T B4a105Z CITE FEXICO, CITY 3994 oh Why. Mat elec Maat DIRECTOR JMWAVE nen TYPIC TECKS peeves 1. aS RESULT parrnsvities WITRGL Kt nG- AGGRAVATED 3¥ H15 AFFALA WITH CARMEN LOZAvA, wid’. 4 veciu.y 16 Siiar LIRING/3 AT LEAST TEMPORARILY AND GO CUBA FOR THREE MONTHS. THIS IS MAXIMUM LENGTH OF TIME LIRING-4 CAN STAY OUT MEXICO WITHOUT LOSING IMMIGRANT STATUS “ARD POSSIBILITY BECOMING MEXICAN IK TWO MORE YEARS AFTER FIVE YEARS RESIDENCE. : 4 feet emer: 2, IN COURSE SEVERAL DISCUSS{ONS, ROWTON, WITHOUT ZAFLUENEINC HER DECISION GO CUBA, POINTED OUT LIRING-4 COULD HELP key COLLECT VALU‘BLE DATA ON CURRENT POLITICAL, MILITARY AND ECONOMIC SITuAT ICH IN Cust, THIS WOULD DEPEND ENTIRELY ON HER WILLINGNESS AMO ABILITY Galt ACCESS TO IMPORTANT TARGETS, LIRING-4 ASSURED ROJTON SHE DEEPLY APPRECIATED HIS INTEREST AND HELP IN PAST AND VOLUNTZERED DO WHATEVER SHE COULD UNDER ROWTON DIRECTION TO ACCOMPLISH TASKS ASSIGNED BY KIM. LIRING: 4 DID NOT QVERY ROWTON AS TO HES ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OR POLITICAL AFFILIATION HIS “FRIENDS AND EXPRESSED CONFIDENCE IN KER ABILITY MAKE CONTACTS: AND DEVELOP FRIENDSHIPS 14 HAVANA, HER ONLY RESERVATION WAS: PROCUREMENT OF SPECIFIC INFO ~ REQUIRED BY ROWTON AS THIS WOULD DEPEND.ON GAINING ACCESS TO RIGHT PERSONS AND MAKING SKILLFUL ELICITATIONS. 3. LIRING-4 PLANS LEAVE, MEXICO LATE- “sty SPEND ONE WEEK SECRET pene + ne : co tie ene wee we beth weteebe ry ecre 1400000 ET NE Me ne ee wee ee me me, i PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY $994 SECRET SBCRET o , Pog a SANTIAGO VISITING FAMILY THEN RETURN HAVANA TO TRY FIND. WORK INTERIOR MINISTRY, ICAP OR FOREIGN MINISTRY. SHE AWARE GOOD JOBS i IN THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE USUALLY RESERVED FOR COMMUNIST PARTY WEMBERS BUT BELIEVES SHE MAY HAVE CHANCE LAND JOB GIVING HER ACCESS TO INTERESTING 1NFO THROUGH SUCH FRIENDS AS LIRIH-1, JOSE ANTONIO 3 “ (PORTUONDG) VALDOR AND OTHERS, LIRING-4 COULD PROBABLY Live IN HAVANA AS GUEST ANDREA GOMEZ, MEXICAN MURALIST WHO RESIDES NEAR MINISTRY OF INTERIOR AND IS CLOSE FRIEND MASOLA OF ICAP. GOMEZ. IS DAUGHTER ROSENDO (GOMEZ) LORENZO OF MEXICAN MAGAZINE SUCESOS AND NIECE (GOMEZ) WANGUEMER, DIRECTOR OF EL MUNDO IN HAVANA, ANDREA GOMEZ, NOW ON VACATION MEXICO, WILL SEE LIRING-4 PRIOR HER RETURN ‘ HAVANA, _ : ‘ 4. LIRING-4 PERSONAL RELATIONS WITH LIRING MERMBERS. GREATLY IMPROVED SINCE RUMORS SHABBY TREATMENT SKE RECEIVED FROM LIRING- 3 ; AND HER PROBABLE . BREAK WITH Hi REACHED LIRING. BOTH LIRING- 2’ AND " LIRING-15 ASSURED HER 29 DEC THEY PREPARED DO WHATEVER THEY CAN _ FOR HER. SHE ALSO HAD FRIENDLY CHAT WITH CHIEF LIRING. LIRING~4 | a “SECRET | ae t : ~ ore wrt we te, cee ree pareve betiubunamearponumetsiea tea oie! Ribak ac . . 14-0000 Bevaors.ne) ergeume te Be oe eee awa aa cee eee tee ee aces ene gy te ae eee ens ~ ae a ee ~~ ‘PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY 39945 ECRET SBCRET — HAS EQUIVALENT TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE, SPEAKS SOME ENGLISH AND SOME CANTONESE AND PREVIOUSLY WORKED AT LIRING. AT STATION REQUEST . ROWTON SOUNDED HER OUT ON POSSIBILITY SHE MIGHT LAND JOB WITH CUBAN “EMBASSY ABROAD AND ASKED HER ASOUT HER WILLINGNESS GO COMMUNIST CHINA, LIRING-4 SAIL SHE WILLING DO ANYTHING FOR ROWTON INCLUDING LEARN MANDARIN AS POSSIBLE WAY LAND CHINA ASSIGNMENT. SHE AGREEABLE | STAY CUBA BEYOND THREE MONTHS PERIOD MENTICNED ABOVE IF OSTAINS JOB 7 JUDGED OF SUFFICIENT IMPORTANCE BY ROWTON, LIRING-4 CAN RETURN MOXISG AS LONG AS SKE STAYS HAAAIED TO LiaiNe-3 vind MEAICAW CATIZEN. THROUGH BRIBERY THERE GOOD POSSIBILITY SHE MAY BE REINTEGRATED AS IMMIGRANT AFTER MOSE THAN THREE MONTHS ABROAD WITHOUT LOSING HER THREE YEARS HEXICO RESIDENCE. LIRING-3 HaS 0 PLANS DIVORCE ' LIRING 4 EVEN IF LATTER REMAINS SEPARATED FROM KIM FOR LONG PERIOD. | LIRING-4, WHO STILL IW LOVE WITH LIRING-3, DOES NOT WANT DIVORCE | EITHER, . . 5. LIRING-4 AT ROWION REQUEST PROVIDED BASIC PRQ@ DATA ESSENCE OF WHICH CABLING SEPARALELY. ALIHOUGH SHE WiLL KEMAiN —— UNRECRUITED FORMALLY, ANTICIPATE LIRING-4 ‘WILL READILY ACCEPT SGSWIRL, THUS REQUEST: A. STEPS BE TAKEN ISSUE LIRING~4 POA FOR USE AS ON ISLAND ASSET. SECRET Whlatard lb Fac Farce tcl? erAr vatttnge ea aneraire : "NE eatin Dhbtane Se rate aie nen heehee are ngeiin ne MERRIE EET oe Ingen e mene seen emer cir et ocen aegis taunts 5 these sesue 14-0000 z ee a (teen estas eee PAGE FOUR MEXICO CITY ss9asECHKET §BCRET B. SPANISH SPEAKING SGSWIRL OPERATOR BE SCHEDULED VISIT MEXICO CITY TO TEST LIRING-4 BEFORE 31 JAW. C, TWO WAY S/W SYSTEM BE ISSUED LIRING-4 AFTER PASSING SGSWIRL. H@S MIGHT ALSO CONSIDER O¥VL IN ADDITION TO TWO WAY S/W. . TRAINING COULD BE DONE BY ROWTON OR SPANISH SPEAKING TECHNICIANS. - COMMO SYSTEM MUST BE GIVER HER BEFCRE DEPARTURE FOR CU3A AS WILL NOT RETURN. AFTER THREE MONTHS IF ABLE LAND WORTHWHILE JO3. D. H@S INDICATE WHAT IT WILLING PAY LIRING-4 FOR WORTH- WHILE JOB IN CUBA OR IN CUBAN OFFICIAL INSTALLATION ABRCAD. LIRING -4 INTENDS LIVE STRICTLY C3 CUBAN SALARY WHILE WORKING FOR CUBANS. WOFIRM SALARY TO BE DEPOSITED IN ESCROW. | 6. PLEASE ADVISE. SECRET . SECRET | t oo en oe td soda LANNE AR giarplilin Rae MECN AML Fase te NR Rnd ed et te 8B REM RT MBN TA BO Sr I ROE HU ada . : Trace 14-0000 TIPO ON ee meneame ee — oo. rs ee ; : oo ae f weer: FJ ves 0 ao Ciassiry To Fite nO. ¥-CtF To FILE me. ene atol act. to eeancn Oo sesteoy D) sic. TeTat CrPies | CLASSIFIED WESSAGE ADVANCE COPY OD) vsee SE CRE T 8401852 CITE MEXICO CITY 3995 * DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE u ae ceca CITY 3994 (v AOD) 1, FOLLOWING IS BIO DATA MIRIAM CCHICHAY) DuARDS DE JuRADO: A. BORN 17 DEC 1940 CENTRALJOBABO, ORIENTE PROVINCE. GTHER NELIDA DUARDC, CUBAN, LIVES CALLE AGUILERA 554, SANTIAGO DE. _ CUBA. «FATHER PORF IRI CHICHAY, colt SE GGRISE SdeaeY SMRERNEP UrSs 1959 AND RESIDES 1506 NORTHERN BLYD MANMASSET Ly. MEW Yoox, B. THREE BROTHERS, JOAQUIN 29, PORFIRIO 255: ROGELIO Qre "Og SISTER LILIAN 18. + Gy EDUCATIONAL LEVEL: Two YEARS ORIENTE UNIVERSITY, _ SOCIOLOGICAL STUDIES, NO DEGREE. 7 D. MARRIED TO CARLOS CJURADC) DELMAR: IN HAVANA 1962 (MEXICAN CITIZEN). DAUGHTER ZINZUNI (JURADO) CHICHAY BORN 1963 “HAVANA, MEXICAN CITIZER. ; E. CUBAN CITIZEN BUT HAS FN-2 IMMIGRANT STUATUS IN MEXICO AS SPOUSE MEXICAN NATIONAL. HAS THREE YEARS OF. MEXICO RESIDENCE, yee 2. POUCHING MORE COMPLETE INFO. . SECRET SBCRET PYEG IM ee DS coe, pcp nt ites SAE REN ERN mene natn ahi as aon Mi a remealatinn easiest ane Beg ne EAE RE _ 14-0000 ‘ “ wnt FoUh i . 7 PORTING BGs OR Lo Ties ~ SEIN BT : poe Vora: come + 1 _$ « J. STEWART/1x i 1 2 —— uo - WH/L _- SECRET mo cs % 6954 = pe _ alee 17 AUGUST 67 ies {'9 SAE SECETCARAT DISSEMINATION , © OD woex ° Fr ocestacy ou ro eon) £2. a. Pe : One necax (ous mcs pus no. f_] RD Copy. wor uA bits] Taam teatend > aw ons naa Sed Talgrees new -S-ECRET . ; cre prector? 8757 . priority xexico city nd Jsxiiave? [7 we TOG: 4 " PBRUMEN, —- REF: MEXICO CITY 2479 (~N 32323) tee REGRET HAVE BEE ESET {LIRING-3.). “ "TRUSTED BUSINESS ASSOCIATE WEO MAY BE COMING THROUGH AREA.” WILL ASE COME UP WITH SUITABLE INTERIM EANSLER FO SUGGEST ROWTON SET UP PLAN FOR POSSIBLE CONTACT BY DISCUSS POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES WITH ROWPON DURING LATTER'S TDY EQS tot BEGINNING 21 AUGUST. ee, . END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: ROWTON going on Eeae leave 18 August. Station feels it most desirable keep direct contact with LIAING-3 during ZOWTON's abssence. . — e : : . } : a 4 W . x DR FI : it wo - px g, Cri. WH/COG . > Int ) Oe , 3 ‘COB D. ESTERLINE - oo, J. H. ¥; PISHER-— ‘ . AC/WED Lo 3. 7 a ; . ANSASICG Conucea oe ‘SECRET i Py feitad itneay ae SEPA Tee Poe he | 798.30) . Sa re ee 14-0000 a BY SPANISH SPEYER ABLE PASS HOTIONALLY.AS EURGPEAN BUSIN ‘ESS FRIEKD 7 rs - 79930 of CLscsirien wessace crore cons3S ROUTING ANO/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY / AREF TO FILE 20. SECR ET one a: 7) arr. 10. Loken Felted ta) = et 1 pester ©] wa. REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PAH ZITES : worizicaticn 16 LJ : : Any. corr Oa Oissem ex___ ete pce * . Coissuzofl] storten sy: CLASSIFY 19 Fig RO.L* wintry ues SECRET 1515152 EME -wexIca CITY 2479 | 0 Ww 1) \5heg732323 . DIRECTOR INFO STWAVE PBSUMER f. WALLACE 3, ROUTOR SEP ARTIS XY HOME LEAVE 18 AUSUSS. : ° 30 ; 2. AFTER TR OUSH REVIEW (LIRI:2-3\ OPERATION FEEL IT MAST SESTR< . a | . ABLE KEEP DIRECT CGNTACT WITH LIRZT 6-3 (WHO LIAPLE 69 CUBA ABD POSSIBLY GUATE“SLA IN REAR FUTURE) DURTHE RO’TOR*S ABSENCE, UNTIL SGSYIRL CAN EE. BIVES LIR uo-3 SY SPANISK SPEAXINS OPERATOR <2 OEY CNEL AON He a IN RETA LORE ARE MIEN fe EU RAINOEn Mat “Bot as REQUESTED EY STATION, FEEL IT WISE HOT PUSH H LIRING-3 TO SITTIY oe LNHASP RECRUITMENT, THEREFORE SELIZVE LIRIAG-3 SHOULD OF HAnDLED OF ROSTON (I.E, YITHOUT GRINGO ACCERT). ALTHOUGH KWOWLEDGE EURUPEAN LARSUAGE UATUSALLY DESIRA2LE IT HOT ESSENTIAL AS PER Pastox Listas - WILL SOT QUESTION BAC¥GROUXD KIS FRIEND Of MEET HI IN PRESENCE OF ; OTHE? FOREIGNER SICE CEETINGS WIL) IK SAFZHOUSE. TO AVOID SECURITY i - COFPLicATIONS aT THIS JUNCTURE BELIEVE LIAIWG-3 YOULD BEST SE HAWLED FOR THREE - FOU WEEK PERIO) EY TOYER FROM WAVE OR HOSS WITH ABOVE RECUISEMENTS, STATION ¥ILL CONTINGZ TO ASSLEE COMPLETE DIRECTIOK ‘THIS OPERATION. . epereseentel i 4 : i. , ne ; i 3. ALTERNATIVE TO HAHILING BY IDYER WOULD BE TO PLACE os —_ j i i | nn SECRET oe 14-0000 OnE “as Symcieer area pee nan YOTAL COPIES . vA ‘i : not: 9g ves. o On Cuasemep MeScase u : Rouras ARD/OR INTLES - SEEN ey: CLASHING FILE BO E-RQS 70 Fite wd. aeep mite moO) nz. WO ce TY orstzay TT sig, Orsi ee fk 3 H — actoa Tix n SECRET (ethan F.tledt in) —_—— DICTION GF THIS Compr Fasn.2: POT a wie ee eh PATE 2 MEXICO CITY 2479 5 ZCRET LIRTNS-3 “ON ICS" FOR PERIOD ROWTON*S ABSENCE SEADING HIN our oF FEXICO CITY AS LONS AS POSSIBLE ano THUS CUTTING H1% OFF TENPORARILY FROE FURTHER CONTACTS WITH CUBAXS, SUATEMALAN REBELS AnD LOCAL : : MEXICaN Leerrer PRISNTI. THERE wa GUARANTEE HOWEVER LIRING-3 WGULD STAY OUT OF. MExICo AnD FURTHER OPERATIONAL IkVOLVZK ERENT FOR FULL PERIOD ROVTOKtS ages) ce t ‘4s PLS ADVISE PRIoztTy, : SECRET ST ‘ i atteee ieee neces te “ *, le ueeeee-t . SECRET -«. 1400000 Pa I RR Rg SANTA UREN Me geen OEY SA cat a Hie 8 escent jae aT Moy gy LENE CREE ARE ENE EE NS OTT CLassiFy TO FILE WO. woot TO FILE Bd. rig eral) ecr. te sescce pesteor (J si6. SE CR = TI 0400032 CITE MZXIC9 CITY 2372 oy SHE NES Cre ITEMS ADE Lene am nA RTO ENC BTR RMN TIT esa nsuncteiner camer 1 4 ¥ 4 ‘ a i wccs, ves (os “ ‘ ‘ j J CLASSIFIED MESSAGE A rovat_coours KO Quer —_—- — i — | ron “af Aye 67 825 997 SYATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR ” PHOTO LEONARDO (CASTILLO) Hpentsgy CXIEF 53% MARCO . “70/7 \ . GUERRILLA AREA, SUATE YALA, SHOWNTLIXING-3/¥HO 51D NOT RECOSIZZE. LinIiG-o Siaizu AGeEVER TUAT eatses CBO ONY LEAL TOLD HIM 31 SRY > THAT CASTILLO HAD SEEN KILLED. ORIZCO ALSO IMPLIED DAVID CCASASOLA) MEJIA ALSO DEAD. SECRET Br _ oo _ SECRET “4, i 14-0000 ee Te ere a : . + — Pa cE . : s ES UN ep a yact oO _ i! aes) CITE DIRECTOR : ; . . : , . : ii Uyeeteo exer: VT; 4 {| REPEEENCRs A, MEMLOO coTT 2322 (Di 2222h) Se +4 . . 2 a | B, IEZS70R 99380 ; . es | _ @, ¥EEiC CITY 2105 (Dy 11246) -_ | REST SPANISA_SPEAEING SGSHRL OPERATE READIED 1 JUNE Pmt = ON 7 B EOd 507 i i AVATLIELZ UNTIL SE=TDErR. «CAN FUENTES EXGLISG-SPSARTNG OPELLTCS FEOM HSADQUARTI=S Yaa ! i | ee: ; a j vrs ese Bsgume NS {urvsgien ARSET = = G:vEALMENT once Séernit USED. i — HDG 3 SSicB iy ft | ; . j i Vi/Comenter 4, Remested SISAL cperator io(222?.., 3B. Spanish-speaicng ie SOSCEL operator aveilesle for L323 i dune, G. Drains mearies if can examine j : new Station contract exployee and thres field agents, . | i / i . - “ve fon H | - » > gars S87; | - | —_ vy 3 fF . _ 12/000 Keeney (rece 22) it $ u - OS/IRD feovare (Teleceocs) A‘ a. , f Ajs WY 2 i2 bi “e mo : ; Willian V. Broe coompeuareg Ornerss : C/ oh vs -. Of&Dd ° wart ove _, Seasasae® . . SET ener eres En leg : { REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIDITED. a 14-0000 SUT nn Mean erie emt eet mbt eee eC RRL OTR wet ~ I19E30F teorme Ores Dac . < c. : / Chassifv To #iLc noe CUSSIFIED MESSECE * rover cowics = Bras AMES TO FILE Bo. ; rar oO act. to saancn O srstaoy DO sic. (oa | ad. : BlTISK REPOSCUCTION Pal... tee PERS Om/KmET BOTIFILO Satie “ahve l COPY a oP ee tery What OWED Cee eT (SJa ern 1228¢ IR aSi : i. 7% 14 JULY 67, COSCHER SHOYET|! INEPEL-2 ; * garcia” ADE BY TnE LIEMBRACES SAIS THE PERSON wAS DEFINITELY HCT DAVID CATASCLA MEJIA CSTATIO’ : FELT it ¥Af IWITIALLY) BUT TYAT THE CenPosIt-: HaD A STRONG : RESESELANCE TS UuiS CASTILLO RALDA. LIREBEL-2 GAVE DGOSCHER CASTILLO’ S AD SS Bur ASHED THAT CASTILLO KOT BF FOLLOWED SESE HE IS VERY SECLE ITY CORSCIOVS. HE WOULD SPOT THE PECT LIREBEL- 2 OF HAVIne 2. ik ViEw CF THIS, STATION HAS DECIDED uSE FHOTO TRUC! 70 ik RECENT PHOTOS CF CASTILLO AND THEN DETERTIIT IF WEIS ma2Cia* BY SUCYING PHOTOS TO LIEV GRACES a<S LIRING-3 AND 4. 3. .ADDRESSEES VILL BE ADVISED CF THE RESULTS. ff CR ET , atest tah ete j | i | | | “és ee wie Sha caer : i : etn eats nen nt tenenenepn { : oO j i i i i fn et 1400000. Mra en jeans YM PALMER - . fem WH/3/V 4a $521 oe 14 SULY 1957 —_ {eases secetracar OrsE anon . , i me) rou [ obrsmor = C1 arta 6, AU IN CS FE NOL. ws ne eo | Done cx c ee ] TC] RID COPY-+ one ara Fis (@ ' Mexrco CITY INFO CARACAS " REPS: A. MEXICO CITY-2111 (IN sown ao ae Pl oonears a460 Te Peaketetche is : fi 2 one “al 3 wemwewem— tae get ma ere : ee | ea _ Cs. MEXICO CITy-1954-(rn 01455) *** . 1. REQUEST CO: CURRENT EN? APPRATSAL COMMERCIAL RELATIONSEIP =~ . GF S6r * BETWEEN ziR RING-3 23ND WOULD BE BENEFACTORS OF VENEZUELAN SUBVERSION AS SOON AFTER ROWGON RETURN MEXICO AS POSSIBLE. ; . SEES VAL PE2 -MEheHoO “7 2. CONCUR THAT ————— GPERATION APPEARS i i eo, - i, - - cme ninecrea _ | - it UW $8 93°2Z mu 20276 ~ | : HIGHLY UNDESIRABLE. can LIRING-3 DISSUADE VALDEZ FROM THIS UNDER- TAKING BY POINTING OUT EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT OF VENEZUELA MONITORING " 9F SUBVERSIVE ELEMENTS? | 2 SUNE ARREST OF ACTING SECRETARY GENERAL OF MOVEMENT OF REVOLUTIONARY LEFT (MIR), AMERICO MARTIN, AND 19 JUNE ARRESTS OF FELIPE NERI CARRILLO ALONG WITH SEVENTEEN OTHER DOUGLAS BRAVO ORIENTED TERRORISTS MIGHT SERVE AS CASES IN POINT. 3. SUGGEST THAT LIRING-3 MIGHT BE ABLE TO PERSUADE VALDEZ AND MORENO THAT INVOLVEMENT WITH VENEZUELAN SUBVERSION AT PRESENT TIME SIMPLY SOT PRUDENT. ‘AND WASTFUL OF RESOURCES WHICH COULD BE 3 4 2 BETTER EMPLOYED ELSEWHEREL 0 . . 4 a a CONTINUED : s 4 ouewoew t Cilie 7. Betis ioe ows tatawatia Bow erhine aod fn deamTnee G2SALNG OFFICER 14.99000 i a wit ba Ye roma SECRET ee t 7 CASE LECRETATIAY OFISEMINAUON dD bow (J oiuor 4 ran: [| nr ri Doses [jm war no. CJ RID COPY | ixto: Lad VE « SECRET ‘eisse-Eaata of ; Few ona tow Leocy Bigs nore eat PAGE 2 : : ——_—— ‘ CITE DIRECTOR | | 27796 2 (F 4. IF LIRING.3 UNABLE DAMPEN VALDEZ AROOR BUT RETAINS ABILITY “y MONITOR ACTIVITIES, SEE NO HARM LY LIRING-3's CONTINUED CONTACT, FROVAUEL HONATORING CAN BE ACHIEVED WITHOUT CONTRIBUTING IN AXY ‘ " WAY TO SUCCESS THEIR EFFORTS. . 5. FOR CARACAS: [REQUEST TRACES ORTECA AND COMMENTS ON PARA 1, MEXICO 2075, - a - _ END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENTS: [ *ROWTON (LIRING-3 Case Cfficer) will return to Mexico ‘ without stopping in Caracas to discuss LIRING-3 operation. **Caracas requested tionally er -Gegec - pri most likely seing directed te ZRAVO quersilis forces and the MIR and that the tangible edvantece to be derived by. the extremists woulé outweigh the _ Walue of any intelligence zrséuced. “AS*LIRING-3 has established contact with VALDEZ and MORENO, young Mexican left:s sts Who ‘wishe to go to in orcer to provide assistence to Venezuelan subver- sSives. LIRING-3 aggreed to zelp t them as partner in Venezuelan. venture. ane tee * coosscuaneeg efnrcin : : : . . - te, SECRET im REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN Nig ISSUING Graes f$ PIA: AP ae ce om ION ge OT TS Ena Naa Nm ey OL even Peer Raman! een emmanatns mre vanctemmmnemenes Meate® mse 14-0000 eS owe e/1-I62-30/ wear: Oves Ow ‘ Ee A . j o “CLessivw To ete Ro. : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ‘ : ? 3-0€F TO FILE wo. coice aso) act. ts sasnce CO ‘gesteoy Ostc. , Tavat copies © SECRET 11198@ CITE MEXICO CITY 2075 Lr CARACAS INFO DIRECTOR Ke PeG94ge “ 4 PBRUMEN . a: ‘REF A MEXICO CITY 1954 (# orgs) B CARACAS 7262 (4/62827 ) | 7 L.fi ACCORDING TO SERGIO VALDEZ, YATTER'S CONTACT WITH : VENEZUELAN REBELS IN CARAGAS IS RAMIRO ORTEGA WHOM HE ORIGINALLY ‘ MET IN MEXICO. ORTEGA INSTRUCTED VALDEZ WHEN LATTER COMES be ut a ’ CARACAS TO IHSERT AD IB LOCAL NEVSPAPER SAYING : QUOTE La ee . SERGIO VALDEZ UNQUOTE FOLLOWED BY ADDRESS. EITHER ORTEGA “OR ' GFHER MEMBER VENEZUELAN RESISTANCE WILL MAKE CONTACT. VALDEZ : ALSO IN CONTACT WITH VENEZUELANS IN MEXICO, ~ > VENEZUELAN RESISTANCE WITH OR WITHOUT ADVICE oF (Uin tie 3.) {IT APPEARS DESIRABLE MONITOR THEIR ACTIVITIES ‘Pear ine - -3 FORMED — (ERIN se Ml we as eae ea em ree Sag ae 3 fe ‘PERSONA INTERESADA EWN ARTESANIA MEXICANA FAVOR COMUNICARSE CON J / : : / : 2. STATION BELIEVES VALDEZ AND RAUL MORE NO D oe RENE ELP SINCE ‘LOOSE COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION WITH THEM IN MEXICO CITY BY NAME , ’ ° “COLORLUZ”. THIS WILL ALSO HELP LIRING- 3 IN FUTURE DEALINGS WITH HIS REVOLUTIONARY FRIENDS IN CUBA ‘WHEN NEXT VISITS HAVANA (WHICH HE BEING URGED DO Soow) AS COULD POINT TO PERSONAL Sifaet ae ne Se eA Se Me cme Raft ame Sonate # oe emo Se “e fyscnbe eee oe vat 14-0000 ‘PAGE TWO MEXICO'CITY gf75 SECRET OE at rr ce CHANKELS TO BOTH GUATEMALAN AND VENEZUELAM REBEL ELEMENTS. ; 3. WALLACE B, ROWION CIDEN) WHO DIRECTS LIR LHS - 3 OP " GURRENTLY Of TDY SOUTH AMERICA AND 1 SCHEDULED FLY BACK MEXICO 16 OR 19 JULY VIA CARACAS, RATHER Hel EXPLAIN LIRING=3}0P, aT THIS POINT, WHICH INVOLVED URDERTAKING, , SUGGEST ROWTON STOP : CORAGAS OWE DAY. AND DISCUSS OP DIRECTLY WITH STATION, WILL ? NOTIFY ROWTON IF STATION AGREEABLE. ROWTON UNDER’ DEEP COVER ; MEXICO. CITY’ so. THAT EVENTUAL CARACAS MEETING SHOULD ‘BE SET UP i, ACCORDINGLY, ae we vores va bt. | “7 ay MEXICO fstatiow 1 TRACES RAMIRO ORTEGA WEGATIVE. |“ Request ADEE TRACES. mo meee ie . | SECRET Fg, os oe : ; re ee sepee ge . | 7 Lear G) oe wh . wig nape cearematene -- ae . a mo ae Lat a ae : . 14-0000 f . S a . : worn: CJ ves © no CrassiFy TO eee #0. 3-REF TO FILE a0. ence atoll) wer. 10 eaance orsteoy D) sic. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE “=~ vorat comics 1 PERSON/ EMIT MOTIF IED ACTION ROVANCE COPY : {J Rip COPY Doisscee Dveree O sutQ . FILE Y bp SECRET 1119302 CITEMEXICO CITY 2076 CARACAS INFO DIRECTOR PBRUMEN | | RETERENSE mexico crty ons Cot ou9P) | DEN IS MR. ROBERT DRISCOLL. ISECRE T , ra | sete \ ener enn canoe 14-0000 si Hate meme SAE bent rae rant ow Brel wastes Sera ANE P Baste aN De 4 198301 wnen: Ch ves Ono . iF 23 . CLASSHPY To FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL Cores cat X-REF YO TILE NO. - LATS 3 ae MET, 16 Baance o cestaoy TJ sic. “SECRET 3B1936Z CITE CARACAS 7262 ye — Wdw7 902328 ¢ is MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR |. P a PBRUMEA role Fite y . af 4. hayp SEF s WEAICO CITY 195400 1458) Gs fo MO STATION TRACES. : Ze MOULD APPRECIATE THAT STATION EXERCISE EVERY EFFORT TO AVOXD ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS COVER BUSINESS, PARTICULARLY IMPORTAHT s- THAT (LIRING°3| NOT TAKE ABY FMITIATIVE. HAVE €0 OBJECTION TO MEXY AWE A ect ah OED reine cie tebe kee BE HORITORING DEVELOPNENTS, BUI DO HOT DESIRE BECOWE ENGAGED OPERATIONALLY. Se PCV OBTAISING SUBSTANTIAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM ABROAD ’ PRESENT TIRE AMD STATIO@ ABLE HOBITOR THIS THROUAH EXISTING ASSETS. WHILE & CUBAM SPONSORED FUNDING MECHAWISM WOULD PROBABLY SUPPORT THE DOYGLAS BRAVO DISSIDENT PCV GROUP AND THE NIR, BELIEVE THAT TANGIBLE ADVANTAGES TO BE DERIVED BY THE EXTREMISTS WOULD OUTWEIGH THE VALUE OF ANY INTELLIGERCE PRODUCED. ; Ae WAS LIRING’3 BEEN SUFFICIENTLY TESTED 18 OPERATIOUS VIS oes AVIS GUAT GUERRILLAS TO ESTABLISH HIS BOWA FIDES? IS HE STILL r « UAVITTING AND IF E OF OUR CORTROL OVER 7 N? : po SECRET .. | ee 29a dani gerbes tne sero eemmeee an 14.90000 a MAT A ABR cee He cee oe Sh etme en (09009 Nas AER ten AAR et ae CO ANC nae em te MANET aha AINE CONE AATL Ho Ry OP pe Fn ee a . Sane ee worxs Clves 0 no ~ _ . CLASSIFY TO VILE HO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE & torn: comtes _ 3: K-ACF TO FILE KO. rice 2100) net. 10 oeasce O sesteoy Osic. AGVANCE COPr | tesres oO suories 0 f-- CARACAS INFO JHVAVE DIRECTOR PER IEN - 1. WEXICO CITY STATION: ASSET [LIP Luc <5 JFECENTLY HAD. SERIES: OFFECT INGS WITH YOUNG MEXICAN LEFTISTS SEFSIo GABRIEL (VALDEZ) AND RAUL (MORESO) WONCLEE WHO INTERESTED 4©LP LEFTIST ELEMESTS © VENEZUELA AND OTHER LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE COMMUNIST PARTY FRAMEVORM. VALDEZ WHO WOULD TAKE CASE COMMERCIAL VENTURE USED AS COVER FOR THIS ACTIVITY CUPRENTLY 2: ConfACT WITH MaPYEDITH GARCIA MENDEZ AVENIDA LOS GERANIOS PES, MAPAFA 4,-LA FLORIDA, CARACAS, GARCIA VHO DIVORCED OP ORTANING BIvORCE: 18 vEALTHY “WOMAN WHO TRAVELS EXTERSIVELY ASD TOOK APT COUR SE MEXICO “ITH VALDEZ. SHE WILLING FINANCE DECORATIVE GLESS FACTORY FUN BY VALDEZ AND IS UNWITTING OF LATTED*S PLAN TO USE SUCH FacILITY AS COVER FOR SUPPORT OF SUBVFPSIVE ACTIVIT?IFS, HORE no WHO CLAIMS HAVE LEFTIST CONTACTS VENEZUELA YOULD HANDLE CLANDESTIKE VORX. TWO YEN WENT TO CUSAN ERBASSY, YFXICO, FOR HELP BUT VERE GIVEN RUK AROUND AND FINALLY TOLD CONTACT LIRING-3 AS.THEIR PROJECT “TOO SENSITIVE FOR CUBANS TO SUPPORT AT THIS TIME”. 2. LIRING-3 VHO CURRENTLY IN TOUCH WIT4 PEPS GUAT GUERRILLA SECRET 1400000 ; SECRET ‘PAGE TO MEX109 CITY 1954 SECRE HEXICO AND ATTEMPT ING BUILD COMYERCIAL cover FOR ACT IVIT IES Ik SUPPORT THESE GUERRILLAS AGREED HELP WORENO AND VALDEZ AS PARTNER IN THEIR VENEZUELA VENTURE. WILL PROVIDE WOENTITY MORENO'S SUEVERSIVE CONTACTS VENEZUELA AS HELP DESIRED BY THEM AS S008 INFO AVAILABLE. WOULD APPRECIATE ADDEES TRACES - MARYEDITH GAPCIA. STATION TRACES NEGAT IVE. , SECRET BT SECRET C. é eee a rng ong mee EW eran 1400000 ( om . messace rom TOTAL COMES: a ong, iret! Porn ON TO - wun. WH/2/G SECRET om 6026 Pats 30 June)! CABLE SECRETAMIAZ DISSEMINATION C) mox pesreoy =) tenen to ane] PE Cras cx cs vie No, y 1g S02 GATE DIRECTOR 16464 so TMWEXICO CITY INFO: GUATEMALA CITY, JuWAVE| TO: 7 REF; WEXICO CITY 1930 (IN 00593) 1. NO PERTINENT IDENTIFIABLE TRACES ON CARLOS ENRIQUE SALAZAR, 2. WAKRCG WANICIO GONZALES PROBABLY BARCO ISibA: VINICIO GOAZALEZ ' ¥ GONZALEZ (202-817006) WHO PRESIDENT GUATEMALA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (AEU) AND KNOWN REBEL ARMED FORCES (FAR) MEMBER. 3. IF FURTHER L-3 CONTACT CONFIRMS SALAZAR FAR CONNECTION, AND SALAZSR CONTINGES RECEIVING COLD TREATMENT FROM CUBANS, BECOMES NATURAL RECRUITMENT CANDIDATE. THEREFORE EQS INTERESTED ANY FURTHER, § Jet £87 “INFO WHICH CAN BE DEVELOPED, INCLUDING CONFIRMATION BY -s STATION. do LS hel aoa _ SOURCES IF CAN BE SECURELY OBTAINED. - a ; LEING END OF MESSAGE azure S 1 WH Comment: LIRING-~4 reported Carlos Enrique Salazar visited the Cuban Embassy in Mexico and requested to go to Cuba. Salazar destitute and without necessary documentation. Cuban Em- bassy personnel appear in no hurry to help him travel to Cuba. — 4fGel WILLI AM.V. BROE c/vuD 14-0000 j eee OUI co so coe. ree ae eae snotse Qves Ono _ : ‘ ‘ : : CL4SS07V TO FHL mo. * é s-€0P TO FILE 80. > erg e100 one, ro snance 4 zestosy Cj sic. a 16 es, cy te fe a t ‘ Ep AAT ti A; a fr . - ml, : . SL Lee CS Panis ; 2, eo Lik : = : —= ——r : ECRET ‘2625262 CITE MEXICO CITY 1930. oO | GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR, JHYAVE ad 100592 ' PER UNE 1. [LIRING-4 WHO nov WORKING LIRING TALKED TO CARLOS ESR IQUE j SALAZAR AT LIRING 22 “JUKE. LATTER SAID; : A. E FLED GUAT ‘CA 7 JUNE AS CONSECTED WITH REBEL ROvEMEST AND POLICE LCOXING FOR HI¥. Cy :o% B. HE STAYING WiTH ANGEL CANPIARAN SANCHEZ WHO OWNS, «o_ i237 BATTERY SHOP CALLE DE AMORES 886, LETRACK, MEXICO CITY. ANGEL CAXPIRAN 1S FATHER ENICE CAMPIRAN YOUNG MEXICAN . */ c, STLGENT REPORTEDLY ASSASSINATED VITK HUSBAND C. COULD GIVE, ‘HAR CO VINICIO G nzeLez , PxESWEMT ‘ ~ socieDaD ALUMNOS URIVERS ITAR I0S DE GUATEMALA” AS REF IN GUAT. = ; D. REBEL HOVENERT ING CMBLING AS RESULT INq . | TENSIFIED ARMY AND POLICE C Wii sinab4er ACTIVITIES. BY POLICE 18 GUAT city. 2. LiRING STAFF APPARENTLY IN NQ HURRY HELP GUAT REBEL WHO ~ E_WITHOUT’ TAPERS AND ANXIOUS GO PBRUMEN. WILL TRY Zl 1178s ONTACT HIM “CGUAT STUDIED. PAIRTING IN GUADALAJARAD ——— ; : RAVE 4 a & een 4 7 ! | AND DEER IEF RE REBEL CONTACTS IN oust. eS Paes © PI : foo wee i a a E. es Sa 3 Pe ee bc cpt peep eee pe cy oa . g . + . : Pa . . Tote . . . a a e act 7 ae eet Owe TE amen ate cate “dua Ab genta Seed o hase. sagt One a) : * ae 14-00000* eens Se Te . “> GLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET —s | 8 2 pnge_ 242 i ! CM fetes peed pace @ FEXICO CITY 1938 5 F Geet Cluny : : - ep aTIQy 4AS ; 8 RO STATION TRACES SALAZER OP CGNPALEZ. 04 AT 10% HA : : Tr IN Sex YEPAL REFS TO EUNICE CAYPIZAN AS ACTIVE TPCTOKYTIE. 1% cat ” 1984 240 KILLED-VITH wuSAAND DAVID AGUILAR HORA CUATE YALA SUFER 1966. . Coot, “SECRET . a: ae | oe | n ‘ | : t | : i 1 ~ - : . . ! . er ee oe : | on A . : r; | , 14-0000 me woes: Oves 0 neo F: : ‘ i) Classiry To rite KO. caASSIFIED MESSISE §.- vorac cowirs - ren t -. . u-@Er TO FIRE BOL a | exemts ros oemeancte : sie e100) eer, 10 oaance OC) SECRET eo REPRODUSTICN PROHIBITED * Ststeor O sic. one wCTsF sco [+] t é =F Cs es cs Se: Ce os ACT iow . advance COPY ue dy Time P| - thoes FRI corY : 7 snFa : FILE ¢ Le La. aise LES oo ia Pts en | Al ft fe . : . lon : : - ide : i SECRET 2122402 CITE YEXICC emmy 1832; -~ Y | oTYPIC PEPUMES ( REFS a ¥EXICO CITY 154 ao¥ DIPFCTIOP INFe JENAVE 24 dua? 85240 1 79S 301 \- LIP tre 3 (8) yucy TuweY B. DIZECTOP 127228 1, S8NS PEF B PETLPYEL CUBA 19 JUNE. Penaeus tt, - | SASDCAPPIED LETTERS FPC% HAVANA FRIENDS, MAD SEVEPAL MEETINGS WITH | THEY, «INFO CBTAINED DM tug THESE MEETINGS CASLED YEXICO-CITY 1219,(in 13728) : 220 pat joer Be \ ; - ; : ‘ Gn Jest BOD” } ; ; : ’ 2. Dine PRIVATE CONVERSATION WITH LIRIHe-3 SHORTLY BEFCTE ETUPHING CUBA, DR. JCSE ACUILEPA MACEIRAS TCD L-3 HE SENICR VICE MINISTE anD 4O. TWO Im CUBAN MINISTRY EDUCATION. UNLIME OR, waX 1 -FICURRCS APAUSO, EDUCATION VICE MINISTER IN CHARGE BICHER CUNINERSITYS : Q EDuCAT ION, HE YEMBES COMMUNIST PRETY AND, AS SUCH CLAI“ED Cent “FEW THINGS§FO® L-3 IF exD WHEN LATTER COVES CURA, AgUILERA S22ED. FIGUEPOA TYPICAL OLD STYLE TFACUE® AND STILL BOUPCECIS AT yEATT wd Os te eee HAD CHASCE APPLY FOR CoMmI£ FEMEESS4IP BUT D712 ROT TaAXE IT. a 3. HASE ASKED LIRVI-! FOR ARY 810 Oe VICE FIRISTEPS asd aata tty : 2 HIS PETSGNAL ASSESSEYEST OF BOTY. IT ALPEADY APPARVEST ME NOT CVEPLY IYPRESSER ViTH PERSOSAL IT: a Tae ROR WHOR-HE FEELS °S OPPORTUNIST. ’ 3 4 i 4 § Fy eRe TP AREER Nitta oe ee daahrertiots ‘Stertareeaten on Seats erate rons oe cen trainee esata eames mena = we ee tee eee 1400000 ane uae oes ce pee eerse ana an amermvamieneentn inca meena emen 6me ose p exioo crry 51 s£2R ET SECRET . Sor “Ey HAD LIPing-4 BUY LONG LIST CF ITEWS FCP WeICM, IK THE END; THEY HAD INSUFFICIENT FURDS. AGUILEPA APOLOGIZED ano CFFERED RE- - IWSUESE LIRIRG-3 IN CUBAN PESOS WHENEVEP HE CBYES HAVARA. SECP ET iy 65 py scum £EF SHourth RE yds 0773 bn P2909) (Ge 77938) ‘oy. - ‘ Dobe em 4 cee j o J 14-0000 _ eta ; CLassivy To FILE ao. | LEFT MESSAGE ceowon age PERBOF tue eseL] ter, vo Gaamen o . SECRET 1715202 CITE MEXICO CITY 1865 17 dua 67 992302 DIRECTOR JMwAVE oe PERUSE 2 Cone 4 RECEIVED PHOKE CALL 14 JUNE FROM CERTAIN “DELVAT ‘Le ASKING 1RiNG-s. WHEN TOLD LIRING-9 NOT AT LIRING, “DELVA® ro de -S$ CONTACT HER ROOM 989 MARIA ISABEL HOTEL. THIS INFOR‘AT ION CONFIRMED BY LIENVOY SAME DAY. 2. DISCREET cnet MARIA ISs32L IDENTIFIED OCCUPSNT ROOM 989 : Trier’ : AS SANDRA LINDA conTiERAs, US CITIZEN GIVING HOME Fen AS NEW YORK, paatenned tnigngminncore vo cee: KO OTHER DETAILS. CONTRERAS: ‘CKECKED OUT HOTEL EARLY AFTERNOON 14 if cal qi vue WOULD APPRECIATE TRACES KCLUDING LNERGO. ° wari aw SECRET , 79836! Oar wahteadiun serene ent e 14-09000 (a eeematemguneccen tener tare temeuien tien a ac etemmentaiien tauren arate eprint mesasmenien nen ke eenencren em eae een lenee am aeaniger te me a ane can anne am ae PBRUMEN LISAMPAN LIRING-3 of) | ene | Fue |) re nr “2 993er tmoexs DO} ves 0 20 classisy To Fite #0. M-REF TO FILE 80. vice atoO) act, te ssasce pestaov C) sic. s asaancl COPY Clisscce is] sieves O SECRET 3022382 CITE’MEXICO CITY 3399; 3D} 71 DIRECTOR , , peewee he amen ee ren ae . de AlaunSt Ras ALANSTATE Fons ernsel iy pie sUnGanSe i EXPLORIHG POSSIBILITY RECONTACT FOR USc\AS BASZKOUSE KEEPERS/ SECRET BT ad” 14-0000 ’ Peer Biee2 tn st Renate oe TR Re I ere mee: ETS ne GET Rien! pad eee game een Ee eee a | ‘ - . - | i . worn, Cives O no. ~ Class fe To Fire wo. BAF 56 Fite 9. este c-3O eer. 10 enante cestecy (sic. - [3 ge CLASSIFIED MESSAGE <9 yorar coms _— ACvaARCE COPY ; 9 s9evED O)arersee a DIRECTOR . DYVOUR PBRUMEN LIRING a TE AL mrnels 2 vac Aossen REF DIRECTOR 37441 { ; Fy eee 1. LIRING-3 IKFORMED ROWION 25 MAY HE GBTAINED ONE- DAY VISA SERVICE 24 MAY. MEETING HELD 1328 KOURS 25 MAY PRICh ARRIVAL REF, LIRISG-3 SHOWED APPARENT CISAPPOINTMENT IN RCWTON tn, aad NOT BEIbG ABLE COAFIRM TRIP. ROWION KEXT ‘MEETING WITH LIRTIGs3 x 26 MAY LUSCH AT WHICH WILL GIVE SiBJ GO SIGN. ” 2. GLICK SERVCE ON VISA APPEARS COMFIAM(LIRING-3 BOAST HE COKFIDANT OF RODRIGUEZ. ROWION HAS IMPRESSED ON LIRING-3 ~ ah. ee THAT HE ACWIGN'S AGENT AND MIDDLE MAN IN THIS TRANSACTICA AND | 13 MUST KOT REVEAL RCWICN. IF ROWTOW REVEALED THEN CUBAKS WOULD . i WANT DEAL DIRECTLY WITH ROVIGH CUTTING OUT LIRING-3. LIINs-3 | 2? nF G87 | STATES FE UNDERSTANDS THIS CLEARLY. LIING-3 ASSURES ROWION HE NEED KOT INFORM CUSAKS ANYT KIKG OF ARRANGEMENT SINCE THEY TRUST HIM. 3. CAN H@S SUPPLY ROWTOX WITH GREEK: PASSPORT NEW YORK DRIVERS ; “LICEASE AND ANY OTHER LOGICAL POCKET LITTER’ INDICATING GREEK HATIVE - IN ISTERSATIOKAL COMMERCIAL OPERATIOKS. NATER IAL WOULD NOT BE SECRE] USED FOR TRAVEL, But As OP DEVELOPS MY BE HANDY FLASH GREEK PAGE TvO MEXICO CITY 7454 SECRET FASSPORT-AS YEAKS IDENTIFICATICS. SECRET oo 7 BT SECRET sede oo «igi ymsisar svt nagygariiine own EH toe cement ach eee inte naa hme Sig NS a ehh caesar NO at man ES ea : : . ~ . . SECRET | 7 | matey ial th 14-0000 * * . 4 : MESSAGE FORM - es 7 . TOTAL CobseEs: ‘aus, JSTEVART Onuz no — . omit: WH/1+ O mom SEC R E T et: 3654 50 mex - 25 May 1966 G sive mcs prt wo. = Lé | mes Come: CR: Cif; : ue im ¢ iit ND ks TO SECRET & ie 28° cre onecioe o744y 4 | | Ale . ; U paroerry MEXICO CITY 7 a 4 a od . 7 , a ” Twos s ahancahana tain tide ied tel oN ot CONCUR REF TRIP, EVEN I when NON- phopuctivE, OP STILL NIGHT - vial LIRING-4.' IN THIS REGARD, STATUS , oF LInING-4 FATHER, WHO pasdiuamiy CHINESE, PER PARA 4 REF B, IN DEVELOP ‘INTO LIRING PENETRATI me woat Ladacwoeuet Liging qe 7 ae : ~ REF: A, MEXICO CITY 7422/{IN 23654 * Fle pe Be, of ) lack ag KAY 7286 : B.- MEXICO CITY 7234 (IN 10462)** — i | PBEIMS OF INTEREST IN VIEW STRINGENT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND BELIEVE i ROWTON MIGHT PROFITABLY AATTEVPT ELICIT INFO THIS ASPECT CASE DURING . 7 i L-3 DEVELOPMENT. EXD OF MESSAGE ° - WH Comment: .* |L-3/Rowton neeting re L-3 triy to Cuba. *e wton contact and assessment of L-3 and L-4, Requested POA on both. Maeee ite come ae -neae eae COORDINATING. Tsrcarr “arucancheme _ ak Te - REPRODUCTION ay Leecrss THAM THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PaOHIBITED. go 8 14-0000 “ Me _ . ai Ors Ono ; . oo ALAAStY TO FILE NO. e-OLe TO FILE ac. eice 100) ect. to cesses 0 sasteov CH sic. cuassirten wessece C7. vorau_cortes aceaett cco oO sstere Oh arceres “SECRET 2582422 DIR-f-ZG WAVE CITE MEXI 7234 j ; . | a ! 6¢ [M1096 2- . xayOx Herc _ 4 / WALLACE B. ROWTON HAS NADP COMTACT vitx(caaLos uuRAD0,) ARG IST miscAay oF Ei Ta aTSaae Wertay Te CIRAN CONSULATE. ROwTON HAS BECOME QUITE FRIENDLY WITH JUSALO, DIKKER AND I8 TURR JURADO ESCORTED ZOvTO8 ON TOUR OF RIVERA MURALS HAS TAXEN HIM AND CHICHAY TO IN MEXI CITY BUILDINGS. ! . : 2, ROWIGK USING ALIAS HAS EXPLAINED SELF AS IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUSIXESS. WHERE FINST MEETING BEVELCPED FROM ROWTON VISIT TO SALON WHERE JURADO S ING HIS PAINTINGS ZELATIONSHIP HAS hOW SWURG ARCUND, ‘TO PLACE Wiese AC¥TOK INTEAESTED GELER WELFARE OF JURADO ALD cANTING dO SOMETHING FOR HIM IF GuAaDO CAR SUPPLY SOME: SERVICE FOR -WHICH _ ROWTON COULD LOGICALLY AFFORD PAY HIZ. JURADO 1s SNAPPING AT THIS ASIDE FROM FACT ROVTON APPEARS “TC BAIT AND APPEARS GENUINELY LIKE RO¥TON a BE KON-AMERICAN BUSINESSTAS ITH MCSEY. 3. IN LAST MEETING, RO¥TON QUEKIED JURADO ON HIS cONTACTS Is MTOR ASKED WHAT SORT MEXiCAN COMMERCE AND JURADO SAID HE HAD NONE. RO CONTACTS HE HAD CUBA SINCE THAT Sle JECT OF INTEREST OT ALL AND JURADO co WG ¥HAT HE COULD DO FOR ROWTON ON CUBAN SUBJECT. _ SECRET a aay” eek aa FELL OVER SELF COounTI Conant te ere ETT ee 14-0000 Pe 4 : } PAGE F MEXI 7234 SECRET SECRET : SAID HE KNEW EVERYONE AT CUBAN Z!BASSY-MEXI-AND COULD GO TO CUBA FOR ROVTOK. a ae 8 4s ROWTON SLOWED MATTERS DOeN BY SAYING HE HAD GO EUROPE FOR ABOUT THEE WEEKS BUT THAT THEY WOULD TALK MORE ABOUT IT UPON HIS RETURN. IW TURNING COVERSATION TO WIFE, ROWTON LEARNED SHE HAS FATHER IN NE@ YORK WHD LEFT CUBA TO GET AWAY FROM REVOLUTION. FATHER AND DAUGHTER ON GOOD TERMS AND HE WRITES HER EVERY YEEK. HIS NAME CHINESE FOR PEACK BLOSSOM AND CHICHAY IS CUBAN ATTEMPT AT TRAUSLIT- ERATION. JURADO SPOKE GHINESE WAME BUT ROVTON UNABLE REMEMBER PHONETIC PRONUNCIATION AND COULD NOT ASK FOR, SPELLING. CHICHAY MOTHER STILL IN CUBA WITH BROTHERS AND SISTERS. 5.-LITAINT-2 HAS BEER CULTIVATING CHICHAY SEVERAL MONTHS. SAW . LETTER HER DESK ONE DAY IN CONSULATE AKD ASKED IF BORE NEw CUBAN STAMPS. CHICHAY SAID NO IT FROM HER FATHER IN KEW YORK. SHE Ul- SALARIED AT CONSULATE AND CURBELO, WHO REPORTED BE FRIEND OF JURADO ACCORDING LIENVOY, HAS DELAYED SENDING HER PHS TO CUBA FOR EMPLOYMENT ON SALARY BASIS. REASON FOR DELAY NOT KNOWN, SHE FREINDLY WITH NOT WITH LIRING-{. WHEN THEIR DAUGHTER SICK LITAIST-z GAVE CHICHAY “SNEY TO TAKE CHILD TO DOCTOR. L-2 SAYS JURADO HAS MARY COMMIE FRIENDS MEXI. SPENT TIME IN CUBA AND MAY HAVE SERVED CUBAN SECRET . : emia bill wi : “ue? 1) : nd ar . BP SpRainidiwiatitimbeinstdlam Laemmli Bens mites Vaan See ween "hag ade tase pobre shart 14-0000 g 8 E. é “ CFN 7234 WALLACE B. ROWION CARLGS JURADO MIRTAM CHICHAY CUBAN : ie a fpr eB 8 emer ens ame sft! PAGE 3 MEXI1 7234 SECRET SECRET MILITARY SERVICE OR 4iLITIA. €. STa TRACES SHOW JURADO £5 5 MEMBER PARTIDO POPULAR SOCIALISTA, SEXICO, Th H_SULY Y6ly AND ) MEMBER PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR.THIRD_LATIN AMERICAN cousREss, 1 ARTISTS | AND. WATTERS, _EAVANA, JAN 62. _WIFE GorenT poms aT em A , Lote, Wee: MIRIA® C CHICHAY DE J! WRADG EMPLOYED _AT CUBAN EMBASSY ABOUT SIX _ ee MORT HS, " JONT HS. _ weft 7. REQUEST POA JURADO AND CHICHAY FOR CONTACT AND ASSESSEENT, REQUEST COUPLE BE ASSIGNED PSEUDSS IN LIRING SERTES. 8. POUCHING ROWION CONTACT ZEPORTS THIS SUBSECT. SECRET . : RIVERA CUBA EUROPE NEW YORK CHINESE PEACH BLOSSOM CHINESE NOT ASK . LITAINT-2 NO IT CURBELG LIENVOY NOT KNOWN NOT WITH LIRING-1) . 2 L-2 STA PARTIDO POPULAR SOCIALISTA MEXICO 61 HAVANA JAN 62. oo POA L IRING - . BT wy SECRET penal erations aol eat * ah 14-0000 . - MESSAGE FORM © | «OF Sr _Qatuni ro exancn ‘ome | ‘ay oh, ele . TOTAL COPIEN 14 / 6 : WY, Frederick wit: WH/1 ° O tnoex - SBECRET xT : 3654 CO No weex ‘bate: 6 May 66 CO rice & cs FILE NO. | ' MEXICO CITY “From: DIRECTOR “Coe s yo MEXI “ INFO: ; cite o1R oe | REP: | MEXI 7234 (IN 10462)* 02820 — 4 . . aoe - ’ > NO TRACES EQS ON SUBJS REF, PLS CABLE BIO DATA 80 THAT POA CAN BE OBTAINED, ~ a 2. SUBJS ASSIGNED CR LIRING-3-AND (LIRING=4. / _ \ OF RESSAGE~ | | mn [a8 wa i ne Ps ' : nk. ; CoN siete. eee - *ROWTON made contact with Carlos Jurado \and (Miriam Chichay \de Jurado and wants POA and crypts. a —_—_— —eew:. ~~ - “1, - . ( | cable. _— tf altel eo he TN i ae oo. A. hey 1@ .§ He . ‘. - 8: ‘ . 7, re 4: : cate | ae oN fife + dacob D. Esterlin . . “/Kaugman — } j ; : ac/WHD COORDINATING OFFICERS C/WH/1- mo | SxLrasing orice : SECRET er eeicem { -_ . REPROCUCTION BY OTHER TRAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRONIBITED. | Aa gt . oho, «3¥ 14-0000 Pause 1222 Und: TIALS + SEEM ay WRESSAGE FORM Je Sef , TOTAL Comits: 30 x. aree/sas we WH/L MV . SECRET 1 WAST /SA2 | an ° am 12 Mo: [0 _ astutw 10. eeacen (J ie 00 GLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION mn ODO wom o pEsinoy 2 1m _ 8 o. PIs BA CS PLE RO, 201-815036 Oe + 3 } &]) #0 now SECRET a 2-2 | 122 > [Mexico CITY. . pt ao REF MEXICO CITY 1361 (in 6 (ax Sp ——_—e 1. SUBJECT RE? 701-815836 IS LIROSDI 0x8. . Zo TC TLOELIENTE CAC VTSTRIBUTION Ai CRYP? ROCOGIITION, LIRGG CRYPT WILL 5S RESERVED EXCLUSIVELI FOR LIRTG PERSONNEL, ALPHOGH LIRING CRYPTS: ALREADY ASSIGNED WILL DS RoTATneD. < EHD OF MESSAGE WH CORDENT *Requested Cryst be assigned Leon cruz-Carcia wpe tarcetted agninet (LENG P7P208 ; i, < : wu] coe | Fen ames (receerse) ” ue e i i £ Wiliiem V. Broe Fisker < . ut f so: Mtge— 1 ¢ t~ . ; kL. taf ofp re in bacene 7 og sO COORDINATING OFFCTES ; : i . t . 7 . ‘Geveaeitca 108 : : 7 eo _ o Le ae REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. 4g Ce i a ae 14.0000 Hy a re & 3 i : g 3. Bo Lee se yn cmememnsnhomicemen nied iataigs tern aakae rata ae werss D)ves 2 xo CLASSIFY TO FILE wo. FRCP VO FILE WO. rine an€) acer. v0 seancn a ersteoy (J are. CLASSTFIED MESSAGr SECRET PEaSON/UNIF B>TEF EEO Aoyance COPE Crip COPY OQ teste Cl acorn oe pee Vip otf sep tag Ef Wilfer6Z SLUR Y 506 _ o 2 : SECR.E T 2380472 CITE MEXICO CITY 1162 . Ny LAs? 49085 “Seti08 DIRECTOR an . _PARUNEN LIRING-3 ? i Ay og th val 4 KEF: DIRECTOR, 925 \j i a a ae : LALLICAGE-1 4 Fault Lick ASED SINCE LAST CONTACTED AND IS J ——, (ir Vy ou | ; ‘ NO; TOO LARSE FOR LIRINS-3 /P. SAME CONDITION APPLIES LIPLUGS. ; REQUEST CLEARANCE LEON (CRUZ) GARCIA, DPOB | APRIL a PACHUCA HIDALGO, MEXICO, FOR USE L/P/KEEPER/L<-3 OP. SUBJ KNOWN TO PEQVION PAST 2 ate YEARS AS RESPONSIBLE HART WORKING PRO U.S. TYPE. IN ViEW URGENCY THIS . ———_-: OP PLUS FACT SSSWIRL OP#RATOR NOW SEXICO, REQUEST PRIORITY PROCESSING. 2. PLS ADVISE. SECRET Br . 1400000 * Laat sete eet i “geez a10O] act. ta anance i . ae i _ 4 “ wo Oves Os La Zz Ceasslve TO FILE BD. TCS SHF LED YESSACE ToTat CEES Pen : = r BAL? TO FILE WO. ecarvoy O sic. ADVANCE Cl7¥ Cl iseors Oo O rusto SECRET 1222502 oe MEXICO CITY 1286 DIRECTOR , i ie aa 2 PBRUNEN LIRING-3 oe _ : AS RET Se : REFS: A. MEXICO CITY sao oe 4 4 (By MMMA 31721 d . ‘ STATION NOU IN SECEIPT RES? VER NEEDED na\ToR REF B INSTALLATION IN HONE! TRI NaS \AND LP READY AND WAITING. RTQUEST PRIORITY HANDLING CLISBANCES REF A BASEKOUSE /KBSPER CANDIDATES. a SECRET - .° SECRET . lane a | oe | 9 14-0000 | ‘ ~ . . MASSAGE FORM ‘ - FOAL COPS: on, J. Stewart/sas * wn WH/1 ~ SECRET an 6954/9041 one 1 April 1967 i CABLE SECRETARIAT Disseminarron DO wx (oer CO) eewes 10 rex peo monk «= [ja OCS ILE HO. . — nw ——. CT Rio COPY SS TF eo tent Rekanat ; facta ond + ne lect re re SECR ET . ’ Gro DIRECTOR = Wa 8D g216! , MEXICO CITY . Vy 7 : : ; { b PBRUMEN LIRAVINE : SG { 4 i. REF *yant-25396% : ‘ i e oe RO. NE APPROVED_7 APRIL FOR™ DOLLARS 36,150 INCLUDING | v (Fao EM J WGV5 Of “PEUCHING 2) ‘FUNDS FOR UMPHLET sp (LYRING?3);: )PSSCOPY 13 APRIL. SINCE LIRANCH i : SERIOUSLY OVEROBLIGATED BE! USE OF LISAMPAN, UMPHLET AND LIRING-3° { 2 i + a ' CRARGES, PLEASE|REOBLIGATA TO LIRAVINE WHERE APPROPRIATE AND SB \ {po SAME WITH LISAMPAN WHEN WRITTEN AND APPROVED. 2 “e END OF MESSAGE : +WH comueNT! feed that las include LIRING-3 and UMPHLET : Ll. IRAVINE Project renewal request. ° 2 : Nor — : ) 8 . , : ; ; nd ot Lo 2. , : oe . ‘ : e we lite Mepwed Foe . ie a Lis, fa” 8H/COG ZL ta WAll es Ve . pa c mo, a) } [cee 7 DEPP] Ga a cos . woe me oeneaets™ fost ee mS ‘REPRODUCTION ‘ey OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. * See at Bae I ee eee ferns bye eek, 14-00000 ve e t ’ & ¥ a te : Petar dares a #8] SIG. “STA-FILE 8- 12729. BT SECRET fl rool fm 8 LLL, wi wes Oo TO FILE me. € (0 FILE WO. aio() rer. ro stench J LASSIFIED MESSACE F torat cartes i PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ROVANCE COP: oO tsavee DIRECTOR ISFO JMWAVE, sustemaLs ciTy PSRUMEN LIZING . 2 55de REFS DIRE CER 73889 1. RE BuEST IONS ASKED. REF, WALLACE B. SOwTON Saw rh ing. AY ON-- PLANE WHIC:. TRAVELED NON-STOP GUAT CITY F9OM MEXL CITY. L-3 SAID HE STAYED AT FLORIDA HOTEL AS PLANNED AND PECEIVED PHONE CALLS THERE FROM FAR REPS, L-3 SAID NE MET SEVERAL TIMES aNd HAD LUNCH WITH NICOLAS BAT SAKIS, QIRECTOR OF METALOPLAST rca, AND BROUGHT Back SAMPLE PLAETIC FLOWERS MADE AT FACTORY AND WHICH SEEN 3Y ROWTON.. 2. ROVTSH PLANNING QUERY 1-3 FOR MORE DETAILS TRIP AND DESCRIPTI2NS IND IVIDUSLS HE MET, NEXT BOwTON L-3 MEETING HIGHT OF 8 FEB 67. FAR REP NEXI cry Has NOT YET CONTACTED L-3 TO PICK UP HED ICINE, %ADIO ‘TURES ‘AND COGNAC. 3. HGS PLS INDEX BICOLAS BaTSAKIS AND METALOPLASTICA TO MEXI SECRET ce oe | plese Sam ea woes a oe mal crcummmnmimaiad wietaaryieen ns Ft may ae mane ered ar team seen anaaecme tet ponent a inte me st ot ne cee atantfnnneritoman ental cians cere sername ty argentine neta int nae a 14-0000 my ~ _ Ls ce pecs a eee ee wa KESSACE FORM XY AKXKAN LL LIKAXLL KALIL . v TOTAL COPIES: “1 ee as ong; Jack Stewart/naod ms no _— es i a i sir; WH/1 O inex SEC A ET | i i ee © on ext ; 6954 tno INDEX ; tre 6 ; cose: 7 February 1967 x ze mcs ee xo. oissea bY LS pa peer off From: DIRECTOR rie [} RID COPY CONF: iis y INFO: VR , 7 18 di" 2 " CITE DIRECTOR =f MEXICO CITY INFO Y AWAVE GUATEMALA CITY g F235 307 : ~~) ; FERUNMEN LIRING — be Dod : oe . REFS A,” MEXICO CITY 0240 (IN weoe : B. MEXICO CITY 0130 (IN 88362 (- Ne : GUATEMALA CITY. DID HE STAY AT HOTEL FLORIDA AS PLANNED REF B? REPRESENTATIVE CONTACT AT HUSEUM AND FEMALE CONTACT AT RESTAURANT? ALSO APPRECIATE DETAILS METALOPLASTICA VISIT AND ANY OTHER INFO CEMPLEX: TO ASSIST EQS FOLLOW THIS HIGHLY DToscrSssG CAS=. COULD ROVWTON SAFELY ELICIT DESCRIPTIONS OF YOUNG FAR END OF MESSAGE we ee ee *Furnished details LIRING-3 trip to Guatemala City 26-29 January. .**Reported LIRING-3's departure and plans to go Guatemala City. ty 24 saree " Jacob D. Esterlin AC/WH Pr ee a) COomOINATING orriceas OC : . avrnauricating AR LaSIE OFFICER SECRET onricea , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED, t 14-0000 ‘ f wee SARI ES foe wosae “+ PO eeuttanraneeadsteneett Lee * t 4 “>. — wnscxe Cives (Pas : ao on . . - t fee: os . SLASSINY TO Fece wow rérei series . ‘ ee ; aaa ee50 Te Fike se. SECNET § pean ae ae | roe aio oct, te oeance H whet Oilerares ezstmoy (F sice frkasias oath moteeato I ASUANSE CPT [ piss-t7 Lopsnertce im Cn GUNS OR of OPE 365) we ti meay zak CRIENTS CUCHY SUBJECT WITH AGENT HS Teta TO “MARRY” sun ae ED SERVE cvza¥ 1.5. 1 LOSEN AND GET EVEN LEAVE Cuza WITH CHE . ated 14-0000 —™ te « eres: Ores (wo doy 19 FILE BO. £0 FILE WO esol] ner, 10 poancy vestesy O sic. _ CUSSIFIED KESSAGE serat corres PY. Woe " &) RID COPY . “Taro ~ Np WB, Clclced clo} ee oh @, eat - f\o . a Ct Q = a , a os oa en mao mam sec T 1932432 ‘ciTE MEXICO CLTY. 9934, a ~ on de3?. B1261. DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE GUATEMALA CITY x : TYPIC LIRING ’ REF MEXICO CITY volt 72194 “Le AT MEETING with SALLACE B. Rovr ait ts JAN 67, LIRING3 PE PIRTED EE NG 3 ASIDE DURING RECEPTION AT THAT cusas A413 ON i JAN, CALLED LIRI} E43 AND STATED He HAD RECEIVED CABLE FRO" ARNOL RODRIGUEZ, CAMPS ASKING LIRIN=3 RETURN CUBA FOR ADDITIONAL DISCUSSIONS 2. LIRixe3 TOLD RoWTON HE BELIEVES THIS 1S ANSVER HIS FIRST | LETTER ‘to ROIIGUEZ *OLLOWING LAST TRIP TO CUBA “ID DECEMBER ‘AT WHICH PIDRIGUEZ INT2ODUCED. HIM TO OSMANT CIENFUEGOS AND aT watcn fey DISCUSSED LIRING-3 PROPOSAL ASSIST ‘TRICONT INENTAL COMMITTEE IN GUAT. “3. LIRING 3 AND STA BEL [EVE it BEST L-3 NOT JiMP “INUTE CUBANS CALL SO HE TELEPHONED RODRIG UEZ NIGHT 17 JAN INFOS“ED HIM HE WOULD GO CUBA BUT NOT UNTIL AFTER HAD “JADE AN JOTHER TRIP SCt uTH WHICH MUST DO IN NEXT FEW DAYS. LIRING3 PLANS GO GLAT ABOUT 27 JEN AFTER RECEIVING SUPPLIES RO°uTOIN ORDERED WHILE AT H@S. JHICH DUE ARRIVE MEXICO 25 JAN . : POSSIBILITY =X1STS THaT ‘RODRIGUEZ WILL ASK LIRING3 COME CUBA PRIOR | ‘ a TRIP TO GUAT BUT LikineS iNTCuDS BES OFF IF POSSIBLE. . ‘RESULTS PHONE - TALK WILL 32 OBTAINED AT ROWION LIRING-3 MEETING NIGHT 18 JAN. :- i ~ctRET ae i t ~ : "s : "gee tance wm mn vpn eee arent dn nat sib scopen I : | 14-0000 PAGE Ty) 4EXICO CITY 9934 SECRET . A, DURINS PAST WEEK LIRING-3S CONTACTED ARCHAEOLOGIST FRIEND CARLOS VAVARETTE CACERES, GUAT COMMIE WORKING FOR MEXI GOVT, ¥HO REVEALED TO LIRING-3 IN GREAT CONFIDENCE HE INFORMED BY “MUTUAL FRIENDS OF LIRING3*S RECEUT TRIP TO GUAT, NAVARETTE FURTHER STATED HE HAD . BEEN DIRECTED TO PLACE HINSELF AT DISPOSAL OF LIRINGS TO ASSIST IN. ANY VAY POSSIBLE, YAVAREITE SAID HE AND JACOBC POORIGUEZ PADILLA WERE MEMEERS OF FAR NETWORY IN MEXL HE CAUTIONED LIPING 3 AGAINST CONTACT WITH “EXI COMMUNIST PARTY BECAUSE CERTAIN HIGH LEVEL POLICY MATTERS HAD NOT YET BEEN RESOLVED BETWEEN PC AND FAR. 5, NAVARETTE FURTHER TOLD LIRING-3 MASSIVE SOVIET AID PAREN IN EXCESS OF TWO HUNDZED THOUSAND DOLLARES END PAREM WAS AVAILABLE TO FAR gucTE SIRECILY GUaUSlE QUT LIT: CINTA STRINGS ATTACHED yNToN yoruD IN EFFECT PLACE FAR UNDER COMPLETE SOVIET CONT20L FAR, I¥ DE SPARATE ATTEMPT RETAIN INDEPENDENCE, IS RAISING FUNDS ON OWN BY SYCH TEANS AS "BANK AND TRAIN ROBSERIES IN CENTRAL AMERICA 6. PLAN HAVE LIRING-3. RENT HOUSE IN SAN CRISTOZAL DE LAS CASAS, LEAVE SHIPHENT THERE ON WAY TO GUAT, CONTACT Far REPS INSIDE auaT AS ON LAST TRIP, AND EXPLAIN SHIPMENT IS AT HOUSE AND CAN BE PICKED UP WHEN THEY WISH WILL EXPECT THEM PICK UP SHIPMENT IN SAM CRISTOBAL (tae cempcapemmen ss ee ere a : Se cae epee ns Pe een nin peso _ AND CARRY ACROSS BORDER, # Requested oF be dincuned. | SECRET | GREE WYK Rosie a a . ; " 7 Fe aie, eter i ries ee | reer ea cote 1 : 8 be | . ne 4 a a : | < ~w) Ve | i fae oa 1 ge cprenateugrenquenteiey os + 14-0000 a sewras Ll ves (uo —___ ; an a : ae CLassiry 10 Fite no. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Fetat coves 4 vi 4 fe 8-OCF T4 FILE ao. aa ene eroO) eer. 10 onancn orstecy O) sic. ‘Prssa ty: ACTIOW L) H-7 mr rue Sf Dodf Addf Seb CS/SGe [Te O-% Cff-d. NfPs¢.-- ¢ of SECRET 8621522 CITE MEXICO CITY 9849 oe : . ont? 2 F DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITY 6 div57 4.73026 ATTENTION DA INOLD REFS: (A) GUATEMALA CITY 6831 “3% 4/ 1332.) OV _» (®) GUATEMALA cITy 6ga7 LL ae! ) [i ER * @) GUATEMALA CITY 6881 in 49762) \’ fo ~ : @) GUATEMALA CITY 6888 (1; ds 99 B17) (E) GUATEMALA CITY se92 ftv) 7POZOZ) # (F) HGCA 8352 ! re en tperemrere eran 8 " t. USING REFS. ABOVE AS BASTS For nrscyssron CETWEER GUATEMALA CITY COS AND MEXICO CITY STAT 10H OFFICERS ON OPERATIONS WHICH CAN GE INITIATED BY WOFACT TO AD MEXICAN AND GUATEMALAN GOVERNMERTS COUNTER GUERR ILLA ARMS SMUGGLING FROQi MEXICO INTO GUATENALA. FOLLOWING POINTS EVOLVED: As MEXICAN AND GUATEMALAN GOVERMENT S APPARENTLY | BELIEVE. MGT SMUGGLING CCCLRS IN SOUTHEASTERN PORTION STATE OF CHIAPAS ON MEXICAN SIDE AND SOUTH#ESTERN PORT 108 GUATEMALA WHERE GOOD ACCESS ROADS EXIST. MOST SMUGG.ING DONE VIA TRUCKS, BUSES ‘AND OTHER VIKICLES. BOTH SOVERWHE NTS COG@ERAT ING CLOSELY .s AND HAVE BEEFED uP OR HAVE PLANS TO BCEF UP MIL TARY UNITS: . em MOEA, une! miaWR Ite Tm Ihe a Sam Malt ly eo A een se wen ting nines hopes te ene ree 14-0000 “a eget CPE IO EL tee we, PAGE 2 MEXICO ciTy SAISECRET "ONES THIS BORDER AREA TO DETECT ARMS TRAFFIC. GUATEMALAN SECOKD VICE MINISTER DEFENSE, COLOWEL FRANCISCO SOSA AVILA, HAS INITIATED UWILATERAL OPERATION TO PENETRATE GUATEMALAN CUSTOMS HOUSES IN KEY AREAS Td DETERMINE WHO AIDING SHUG@ERS. B. TREPENDOUS SURGE OF GOODWILL WHICH Now EXISTS BETWEEN MEXICAN AND GUATEMALAN GOVERNYENTS WILL CERTAINLY AD It KEEP ING JOINT OPERATION OF WIPING OUT SMUGGLERS ON TRACK. TEND BELIEVE MAJOR WOFACT EMPHASIS SHOULD BE ENCOURAGENENT AND AID TO BOTH GOVERNMENTS WITK. ADVICE, TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT, TRANSPORTAT 10N, HONEY AND HARD INFO on SMUGGLING ACTIVITIES HEN AVAILABLE, AS CITED IN REFS, GUATEMALA CITY STATION HAS ALREADY. INITIATED SUCH MATERIAL SUPPORT TO GUATEMALAN TREASURY GUARD TO BUILD UP ITS COLLECT ION CAPABILITIES. C. REGARDING COLONEL SOSA'S UNILATERAL PENETRATION OF THE CUSTOMS HOUSES ALONG THE BORDER MEXICO | cITy STAT iON can DISCUSS SIMILAR POSSIAnL ITY wind ttenbéne 14 SEND PERSONNEL To PENETRATE MEXICAN CUSTOMS HOUSES. THIS fesse REQUIRE FINANCIAL AID FROM MEXICO CITY staTION To PAY SLARIES OF ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEE/AGENTS. 7 2. UNILATERALLY, stat JONS PLAN V9E: 30/ NG-3S f PLOITAT IGN OF WHATEVER POTE! A a LIRI SOQ S OE Stef — noxnTs Ke UMPHLET ‘Hi 2 Ee MOVEMENT AND ARMS SEPaRATR CaaS .. soe . yas Nem 0 Ne ane ad eR . 5 ne een ee: ee ee swe amy ares ne eae Leg neta ee ee ai: 1400000 Set dad epee te tees a 8 ig HON POAT AOE A AD _ BR ER AREA WHO WAVE ACCESS INFO ON AAKRS Sauca ING Fora POSSIBLE "UNILATERAL RE UITNENT. THIS DIFFICILT OPERATION, HOWEVER, “BECAUSE CF CO4NO PROBLEMS CREATED BY DISTANCE FROM MEXICO “CITY, ALSO, ANYONE WHO NCT PROM BORDER AREA EASILY SPOTTED “BY LOCALS ANDO wOWD CREATE SUSPICION. C. OF SJOR 6 JAN 67, MEXICAN AND GUATEMALAN AUTHOR IT 1ES PLAN MEET TO/DISCUSS SMUGGLING ACTIVITIES AND WHAT THESE . GVERSIENTS FAR DOTO SOINTLY SMASK ARMS TRAFFIC. COS GUATEMALA | ete tied one es rr mm e ~ ¥ oak Pia os WHO AVTENCLS (Haz IhG Aho Waa was AMIEES VON T9 GIVE HEXICG QITY STATION CLEsRER DEA GF FOLLOW UP POSSIZILITIES. D. IN VIEW FA 77 V7 2 fF “LIRESEL~1 RIP TS CUBA HAS ‘NOT PANNED GUT TO DATE AND FACT ‘CYGD BE OF IMNED IATE USE ‘To GUATEMALA ~ CITY STATION Tf! woRKING ATTH GUATEMALAN GOVERNMENT GN GUERRILLAS NCEL CUBA TRAVEL AND HAVE Ki RE-ENTER Gr: a) ) Patt) we ee? he 14-0000 WE EI, sate Dethre state 6 tty ne ea RIEDEL Aenea SP ane tata Heri Dt ses Ere Ntie C2'8 Wi eet _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . GUATEXALAN MILITARY: i961 WHEN ARMS LEFT TN GieTo™MaLe JoaTaTHE sane aN re mated AFR een PAGE 5S & EXICO CITY 9M9 SECRET _ EQUIPMEAT. 46 Leads tg Oopiteat Hfms cpeunciarene aren Se eee ee ee, wee . . . . nes coe PASE 4 YEXiCO CITY 989 SECRET ‘ , 9 JAS TEST SUATENALAN GUERAILLA MOVEMENT AS SOON AS POSSISLE. SEPARATE of “o38viIcus PREJUDICE, STATIGN INTENDS REVAMP PLASS FOR CAPUANO oO OY ‘ser + : - > ASCRUTT ERT ATTEMPT. CARE TO Far bi) ———— S. OE OF MAIN POINTS IN E:T GRE CASS IS OW SERIOUS IS SHUGGLISG THREAT. THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF ARMS IN GUATEMALA F Jax VaR TOUS KISTORICAL INCIDENTS (1954 FALL OF AREZRZ REGIME; 1S SGV 195% UPRISING WHEN LARGE AMOUNTS OF ARMS TAKEN FROM SITES AFTER BAY CF PIGS; AND CONTINUOUS INFILTRATION OF ARMS a SHALL SCALE GVER PAST SEVERAL YEARS). ZOFACT GOALS OF JOINT OPERATION ARE TO DETERMINE EXTENT OF ARNS SMUGGLING “INTO GUATEMALA FROM MEXICO AND ASSIST GUATEYALAN AND > ackacan AUTHORITIES IN EFFORT REDUCE ARMS TRAFFIC ASD GUERR TLLA- Ss 4. CASNOT ESITMATZ COST OR.DURATION OF OPERATION YET, . FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE YAY 3E REQUIRED TO HELP BOTH GOVERNHENTS ESTABLISH INTELLIGENCE NETWORKS IN BOADER AREA. THIS, OF CORSE, iS IN ADDITION TO TECHNICAL AND CT HER rh Os: Se Smceling frvres | E maay SE ¢ RE T Sohal ae a | secret | oe. a ‘ 14.0000 e sag > eas sevexs (73s Gao _ 7 a CLassivy To Fite Bo. ; CLASSIFIED MESSICE / T9Tat Copies 3-8CF TO FILE RO. j #ne er0C) eer. ro seancx OJ cestaoy O sic. oe AleARCE COPY tssoee 0 sverrss oO Toees Woe teten t ) SECRET 9419952 crTz MEXICO CITY eet8 bon Geez, Cos3, C3PS ,pgoP | DIRECTOR INFO UMWAVE GUATEMALA aes 1B; “bot Gi JuT 7 L13E | TYPIC LIRING - q vn ; REF MEXICO CITY 9698 £0 a ~ Sth —. = 14882 . - i 1. POLL ape ureuorrurcht € BEE sesame gy ROWTON SH. ’* 2 JAN GN HIS VISIT To GUATE4ALA AND HIS DISCUSSICNS IN VILLAGE 2, NEAR ZACAPA WITH ALLEDSED ‘REPS OF GUAT GUERRILLA GROUP, 2. LIRING-3 MET AT HUEHUETENANGO BUS STATION BY Two “EN WHO IDENTIFIED SELVES aS “CCTAVIO" AND “FALCON” AND LOCAL FUERZAS ARMADAS REVOLUCIONARIAS (FAR REPS SINCE LIRING3 ONLY ABLE OBTAIN 48 HR GUATEMALA VISA FAR REFS ASKED HI¥ RECROSS INTO MEXICO AND MEET THEN AGEIN NIGHI 22 DECEMBER aT POINT CN MEXICAN SIDE OF BORDER OM PANAM HIGHWAY NEAR LA MESILLA, GUATEMALA LIRINGS DIO as TOLD, WAS LED ACROSS ‘BORDER SLACK AND DRIVEN TO GUATE4ALA CITY BY SveCESsTON oF “VEHICLES. DURING ALL LEGS 97 TRIP SECOND VEHICLE was used WELL AHEAD OF ONE DRIVING LIRING-3 TO GUARD AGAINST RORDSLOCKS, 3. IN GUATEMALA CITY LIRING-3 TAKEN TO HOUSE ON 29TH AVENUE OCCUPIED BY WOMAN INTRODUCED AS VICKY CWILL OBTAIN EXACT ADDRESS). TOLD STAY THERE UNTIL CONTACTED wHicH SZ CBE TCE Bieerare cece sem emanate. ccatieeentantacaeariat TTT setae meg arte mma tiene 8 ae mee pete eo ae men nen gd 5 meetin see 14-0000 .S PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 9319 SECRET 2 @Ghc SRST ROTA AN Wace" ie Sr ele ea - INCONSEQUENTIAL AND THEREF O2f GUERRILLAS HAVE RESORTED TO Prntn ry waren (ae eeepc "OCCURRED 23 DEC WHEN OCTAVIS AND FALCON RETURNED AND ESCORTED * = HIM BY CAR TO GUALAN ON TRANS OCEANIC HIGHWAY BEYOND ZACAPA THERE LIRING-3 INTRODUCED TO “PASCUAL” AND “SALVADOR” WHO . IDENTIFIED SELVES AS WEMBERS OF "EDGAR IBARRA” FRONT. THESE “ [WO REPS STATED FOLLOWING: 4 Ao TIRICONTINENTAL COVMITTEZ AGREEMENTS NOT CARRIZD oi : BECAUSE OF PRACTICAL PROBLEYS INVOLVED IN THEIR IMPLEMENTATION, - B FOR AEOVE REASON CUSAN ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN WORE DIRECT HETHCOS TG GoTALS ASSISTARCE IWCLULING BANK ASD TRAIN ROBBERIES, MOST DIRECT SOURCE OF OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE HAS '. BEEN SOVIETS VIA THEIR £& MBASSY MEXICG C. _GUERRILLA ALSO UNS=LE COUNT ON CUBA FOR ASSISTA ANSE AS CUBA TOO PRESCCUFIED #ii% G¥N PROBLEMS OF REVOLUTIONARY * CONSGL IDATION. PASCUAL AND SALVADOR EVIDENCED SARCASM IN THIS D. “EDGAR IBARRA” GUE=RILLAS CONTRCL FRONT MORE THAN "182 KILOMETERS LONG AND REQUIRE MORE AND MORE SUPPLIES TO EXPAND ” MEMBERSHIP AND INCREASE THEIR ASEA (NOT FURTHER DESCRIBED). IN PAST G AT MALA SUDRRILLAS THEMSELVES ARRANGED 7-3 Ee UATEMALA SLER 3¢ BET nee a : ote oe + tee Yo Cats - . - : oe - eee ~ote e . es Semen cnttinatn mate ete tet af chat + 1490000 | * PAGE THREE MEXITO CITY 9313 SECRET 4 My r 4 SHIPMENTS ARMS AND SUPPLIES WITHIN “ZxICca CONSEQUENCES DISASTROUS, &G LoreZ CASE. THEY HAVE LEARNED GREAT PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN “EX GUAT BORDER AREA WHERE THERE ; NUMEROUS NORTH AMERICAN AGENTS WORKING ON MEXI SIDE UNDER : . : ' COVER AS TOURISTS AND MISSIONARIES SPECIFICALLY THERE IS Son re ae AMERICAN BASE LOCATED AT YAXOQUINTELA CNOT IDENTIFIED) WITH. : AIRFIELD AND COMMO CENTER WHICH WELL KNOWN TO THEM AND ATTACKED ; BY THEY IN PAST, (STATION FEELS THIS MAY REFER TO "ALAS DE SOCORRO ‘ISSION" IN IXTAPA, CKIAPAS) (460 PASCUAL AND SALVADOR INDICA ES awieREst AECEIVInG many sesh US eerie TYPES SUPPLIES INCLUDING ARMS BUT SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED ANTE BIOTICS AND TUBES FOR ZENITH “EDIUM RANGE TRANSMITTER RECE.IVER. : _ NO TYPESOR QUANTITIES SPECIFIED EITHER ITEM BUT GUATS SAID : WOULD TAKE. ANY AMOUNT THESE ITEYS THEY couLa set. 9. LIRING-S COMMITTED SELF RECONTACT GUATS IN 20-38 pays WHEN HE TOLD THEM WOULD HAVE SFECIFIC PROPOSAL FOR THEIR CONSIDERATION. GUATS ASKED FOR CONCRETE PLAN RE MANNER SHIPPING SUPPLIES, THEY TOLD LIRING-3 THEY COULD HANDLE FROM MEXICAN SIDE OF BORDER TO THEIR GUERRILLAS IN GUATEMALA. 6. -LIRING3 SUGGESTED To ROWTON THAT HOUSE BE RENTED IN < nba gt ve i | STEGER URW 4 aan : ° ° . 14,0000 PAGE FOUR MEXICO CITY 9210 SECRETSECTE : SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, “1EXiCQ, 302 KILOMETERS NORTH GUAT tedten gal connate oe BORDER ON PANAM HIGHWAY AS PERMANENT CONTACT Pomnt WITH GUERRILLAS LATTER TOLQLIRING 5 TOWN ACCESSIBLE TO THEM AND ' THAT THEY COULD PICK UP SUPPLIES THERE, CARRY ACROSS BORDER AND DELIVER TO GUERRILLA GROUP. 7. ROWTON TOLD LIRING-3 HE DEPARTING MEXICO FOR MONTREAL AND PROBABLY New YORK NEXT DAY FOR ‘Two WEEKS AND WOULD TRY OBTAIN RADIO TUBES AND ANTIBISTiCS IN TIME FOR LIRING3 NEXT ; TRIP TO BORDER, LIRING-3 CONTACT PLAN WITH GUATS TS REMAIN SAME AS ‘Bz? ORE: WHEN READY TRAVEL WILL CONTACT AUGUST INA HERNANDEZ IN GUATESAuA GilY Aso ADVISE KER DATE HIS ART TVAL IN HUEHUE TENANGO, LIRINGS WOULD NOT CARRY SUPPLIES TO GUATEIALA BUT WOULD LEAVE THEM [IN MEXICO, TRAVEL TO HUE HUETENANGO \ MEET ‘CONTACTS AND INF CRYTHEM WHERE LOCATION GUERRILLAS vOULD THEN MAKE PICK UP AND CARRY SUPPLIES GUATEMALA B. STATION COMMENTS AND PRELIMINARY OPERATIONAL PROPCSAL BEING CABLED. “SECRET BT 3 Pe: “€% at ethene oar tere . > iat Listieacaeiadtignar ou s> 9 fl : on cashat mene nee eee Toe ene anatn ee ct ane ane nnnn metme A MU wee seas gna te 14-0000 ‘inoexe Dhyes 0 oo , : f* a CLASSIFY TO FILE Bs. + a-€lP TO FILE mo. rue aso eer. t3 peanee O . ‘vestnoy Ose. ADVANCE COPY 0 sasueo U: seotres oO ruse. PBRUMEN LIRING REF: MEXICC CITY-S6a8 2 is) & le STATION EXTREMELY twrEREeTEd(LIzENe 5 OFERATION YHICH S. APPEARS TG HAVE ccNSTOERABLE FOTENTIAL FOLLOWING RESULT OF STATION TRACES AND TNVESTIGATICN OF INFO CONTAINED REFt an a? fe THERE ARE NO STATION TRACES ON AGUSTINA HERNANDEZ. NOT ABLE LOCATE PIEDRO SANTS (OR PIEDRA SANTA PRINTING OFFICE IN aNY SUATEMALA CITY D:RECTORIES B. GUATEMALA CITY PHONE NUMBER 22 057 15 gOINTLY REGISTERED TO ROBERTO C FRANCO) PEREZ 48D SAMUEL & CC FRANIO ees EITHER POSLATO GR SeWUEL, BUT 4ULTG HUMBERTO (FRANCO) PEREZ , WHI POSSIBLY BROTHER CF ROBERTO, REPORTEDLY INVOLVED TERRORIST ACTIVITIES IN 1362 INCLUDING ARMS BUYING FOR GUERRILLAS — C. THERE ARE NUMEROUS TRACES OV JUATN ANTONIO FRANCO WHICH INDICATE HE INVOLVED IN COMMUNIST FRONT ACTIVITIES AS EARLY AS 1349 ” a OS oo 2. ALSO NUMEROUS TRACES JN JACOSO {RODRIGUEZ FADILLA, WHO "SECRET R, x (ot iat pee oe ar EY 14-0000 .. PAGE 2 GUATEMALA CITY G2a1 SECRET SECRET INVOLVED IN COMMUYIST AND COMMUNTST FRONT ACTIVITIES SINCE 1948°S , MOST RECENT REPORI ¥AS NOVEMBER 1964°- LIAISON REPORT WHICH LISTED HIM AS “ENSZER OF THE PGT. ; 4 INTERESTING TO!ITE THAT PODRIGUEZ PARTICIPATED IN SOE FRONT ACTIVITIES WIUN JUaN ANTONTO FRANCO . 3 anes 36/2 me FR RE DER ER ING AIENIOLS secret SECRET ) ony ‘ Pred . - : o . - soe CS : a) - t : . i Sper iibtnntdns aigvesnee womens eer at giniginie antares TTS seem tate rh SAN A A OR te tS SEE AUB a ‘ WE Paves see Seat ntlvethes sete eatin te, ee eae oe og re 1400000 aad CUBAN MILITIA 2 HsREP TO FILE. 80. ARREST tnoens Dress 0 wo sf eo tiles ? _ Foun CLAsStFY TO FILE NO. : SLASSIFIED MESSAGE vovat_corses : _ y . i SECRET a : REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED PERSON/UMIT NOTIFIED rice eto) ner. 70 aeancn [J pestaoy [) sic. action . abyaech COFY . : a (4 RID cOPY oO esnveo DL) aorses D) nvece Pe auto mR , Gustense wWalCoG Cig bod No Zhe calpes caltect __© ors cahc2 Ay Fe WAT LUAL. Aon hott 0 ot, SOP SECRET 1680502 CITE HEXICO 717 , : Lf 44 : DIRECTOR INFO JuuAvE ofits ; 49 -TYPIC LIRING L? 16 DE 1956 Po Nis es 60637 © TOLD waALLAce o(f rovsros 14 DES 66 HE HAD HEARD IN HAVA MEX! 5 Dec» THaT FIDEL CASTRO HaD RECENTLY 1. “ow RECENT TRIP (HE RETURNED CoprToer AL STAFF OF GRANMA NEWSPAPER. <GAUSED ARREST OF éLeViN WamBZas COLTS HOSE ARRESTED AS MEMBERS OF QUOTE RED GUARD 2. L-5 LABELED CASTRO FoR HIS RECENT SPEECH REGARDING QUOTE WHICH HAD CRITICIZE IRRESULARITIES AND DIFFICULTIES. CRITICISM REFLECTED U IN COLUMNS OF GRANSA AND BROUGHT ABOUT ARREST OF ELEVEN. Ab %, RawTON ASKED L-3 FCR IDESS THOSE ARRESTED BUT LATTER COULD NOT SUPPLY EXCEP? TO SaY CNE WAS } JE Sand oF HIS FRIEND VELKIS CUSA, NOT FURTHER TSE: IFIER. ROVTOM KAS ASKED L3 DIscuss ARRESTS WITH ISNAEL SUAREZ DE A on? ORDER ARTAIE NOSE Pt wae 4.L-2 STATED HE HAD DISCUSSED. NTERAAL CUBAN AFFAIRS WITH SUAREZ AND LATTER TOLD KIM FD EL CASTRO EXPEALENCING DIFFICULTIES | : ACCONPLISKNG OQZJECTIVES BE SCAUSE OF sunzauonar’s © LUMSINESS PARTY: UNDERLINGS AND UNBEL LEVAELE - INEFFIC VENCY CUBAN DiP SF RVICE. SUAREZ : TOLD 1-3 CASTRO REQUIRED DELEGATE IMPORTANT AND SENSITIVE TASKS | HIS CLOSE CONFIDANTS ORDER ASSURE ACCOMPL) SHNENTS. SECRET | SECRET BT een alie be eines die ve tener = wer cr pe neverunpeiguscetennivticeriemtinnn sina kitten orite ge at amr ae 14-0000 eed aE ae a te ptr ES Mele E ; i 4 4 f ; ‘ Siete cue areata Fee ae BY woexs Fives O x0 CLASSIFY TO FILE HO. X-REF TO FILE HO. sece aio O) eer. 10 saance CF oestaoy () sic. —— SECRET G917572 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 6913 1 enn. ee g Ja “5 9 bitl-. 74091 DIRECTOR, MEXICO CITY INFO cue REFS: Ae MEXICO CITY-9839 9215238 “ B. GUATEMALA CITY - 6936 C2 75338 C. MEXICO CITY-9812 C7HBS) vi 1s STATION GUATEMALA MOST OPTIMISTIC DEVELOPt NT GL TRING: 3p OPERATION WHICH APPEARS HAUF FYCFLLENT POTENT TAL » NERETIOVAL vee TAKE SHOULD PROVE EXTREMELY USEFUL, STATION AGREES WXH MEXICO CITY THAT LONG RANGE OBECTIVES THIS OPERATION PRECLUDE RASSAGE TO LIAISON AT THIS STAGE DEVELOPNENT. \ 2. AS REF B REPORTED THAT TwO MEMSERS OF GUATEMALAN COM! PARTY (PGT) NOW IN HABA Na SEEKING CUSAN AID, BELIEVE LETTER ‘SUGGESTED PARA 1 OF REF A WOULD BE TIMELY AND ALMOST CERTAIN BOOST IMAGE WITH THE FARe C-16A 3e BELIEVE PARALLEL OPERATION USING#NORIS K- UMPELET (PARA 3S REF 4) ALSO OFFERS EXCELLENT POSSIBILITIES, AS MOST KEY COMMUNISTS iN GUATEMALA NOW UNDERGROUND, INITIAL CONTACTS MIGHT PROVE PROBLEM. : UMPHLET MIGHT ARRANGE CONTACTS THROUGH GUATEMALAN EXILES IN MEXICO, ° OR COULD BEGIN wITH 50 CALLED COMMUNIST “INTELLECTUALS” » SUCH AS ROLANDO COLLADO ARDON OR ALFONSO BAUER PAIZ, WHO STILL IN THE OPEN. 3%. “a” y spe exten te OP ~ mtn prema = 5 td RET Fst annem 14-0000 atte ttle PASE 2 GUATMALA CITY 69IS SECRET (SUE QUATEFALA WILL BE HAPPY PROVIDE ALL POSSIELE SUPPORT he RE PARA 4 REF Cz STATION WOULD BE INTERSSTED IN RECEIVING ANY ADDITIONAL IFO ON THE “ZENITH MEDIUM RANGE . TRANSMITTER RECEIVER". ALSO NOTE WOULD APPEFR DIFFICULT . _ PURCHASE CORRECT TUBES IF NC’ ADDITIONAL DATA AVAILABLE. 7 SECRET BT ae BS (J : | : - t i ' tS : ee a pene ee ths Bo en) OES seater cee dior dhe tet 14-0000 HALCRIIE ae TERE bet feed shee ott NRE Weal area mba teene aig nein nats eel ed SoM! ae NUR AERA TNS rn : aa EV TeAVIER ; _ . | DEORE. eT | a - : FILE NUMBER NOTEES | SUBJECT -_7¢R G0 1 peek ated ann toon. t Ytiacultes a Meat Wl sen. alas forenatlaceiinh fa aan Chali "MEVYOMS could J Oo comer. neato Toeoe) Aa Sahn (she actly & a Lie WiAG- x atid foie kt dt Bad bee nites 3 du ~ Rave 2 of 1 a aah aNict. fos , 7. Te _*y Lhe... bec$ 2 pimpin ; zs a fi ila a eauf (raegesttos Lisat Lh i fasanaputilprgaina 20h ch rill uuaudaeon sei PREVCL (5,0 : SO PLOW IAY! es nos} is titel ute poansliney. 5: a iZouel ashe. Laer. een ef Pel nad ies trbsssal pets ofp FF. c.1%ob. _____ oh te aid ti - : lac tiae ttl bg tet Hl Lhe sl wey foot : besehirls Eevae sh co what coctdsaticl ee a a CHE RCE ANG TATAE StGmarure H i CTfoa fw. “Sf sree 1954 parame nT mene _ Rte a 4.00000 pig, . ; jo . } + fp. SECRET ao i . a t 1 CANCELLATIGN TO DIVISION : 5 .. ; i } t ce { DATE et 4 up ; WEMORAMDUM FOR: 9 2820, L/D i ATTENTION 3 Jive (uv i i 7 201- eo ; 4 3 C- _ : : z Tne file on _ ‘4s cancelled ao ' and closed in CI/OA for the folloving reason: . a Tern closes for fo..ure ta co0paMe : . - . 2 : A oS4e Jan! tie 20{- 307 LP Mi _ See- MR ated. 2oO tan .!767 , { 80? . / ‘ . “: |! i Prior to any future use of Subject, it will be necessary to furnish a new: approval. request (Form #772) to C1/CA. . Lo, . : Edward P. Browu - CHIEF, CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION + . : ’ SECRET ! 2 : 4 : : : FORM Cie ' 4) 4 GQ) sescrere cacvices eorttons pani : } 3-68 eemneern rl : t L pgparenen ne crete mmemcnee eemmmnmicnnes | ge . 5 toa ; ls a 14-0000 7 4 EvVPEDUTE FBS inDicts { . EXPEOSTE INDICES ser oP SPEC aL dNOLIeY $ é REQUEST PESULTS TECHNICAL INTERROGATION FROM ForwaeD TO [ [atteccccer | REVIEW SECURITY OFFICE CONCURRENT MEMO AT CI/CA 5 alan ct went a SECURITY OFFICE [ pao t ; ba CANCEL ete Division wewo DATED 1 REVIES AT Ch/OR [rer ecroar : 7 z a oO viet | |__| eteteeetes to's [peerionie werent ? CANCEL PER CI/OA NOTICE TO DIVISION REQUEST REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCES I (Revren-thested peices. or see remarks) . ADVISE CI/Ca oF NATURE AND SEGNIFICANCE 3 é REQUEST @F TRACES . : J REQUEST DPERATIONAL AND DIVISTON TRACES — . . | REQUEST FIELD TRACES worice [fee | acceso p fewe | ' POA CPIFED © PLEASE SUBMIT PRO PL. TF, WITHIN 30 DAYS, BO FURTHER INTEREST IN SUBJECT HAS BEEN INDICATED, POA. SILL BE AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED. Lune ve cuewit eas Paes 25 SEQUIOEN UNDER CS4 MO, 10-5 GR TO ENDECATE ANY FURTHER FOR THE CPERATIONAL USE OF SUBJECT. . TEREST IN OBTAINING APPROVAL a ne nn TW, See ern pata Sairbacitiat ane ce + # Rd 3 I FoRm red Sy De. 14-0000 ST i LOE Someta pve aa Ds WB faa ig Suds PM sone eT ae et RRA eR aera AE vimana ~ co ~. a - i toexs Oves Ono quasirr v0 pate na. CLETSIFIED KESSAGE rorae coores 2 oh wn ngeaeeth ROACE TE FILE WO, coer toon , . , re et oe . SECRET a REPROOLCTICN PROWISITED Dtstroy Dare. errr |PEESON/UNTT WOT HF SED ee : | cs Kae cl eee Es i) a _ | pacvamce cory iO ¥ f RID COPY a (ssa0e Ohare CI -ss00 rd) . ; Fits yO opelogs K mes /PG2 Ailes : 4 SECRET 1417252 CITE MEXICG CITY 9612 Cri Time, wv Ife 659552 1 PERUMEN LIRAVINE aetly TT er: E BOS “ : . ' : REF: DIRECTGE 57519 novie) ~ ; ! i AS REGUESTED REZ Ni in Inc-3 HAS BEEN INCLUDED 1” LIRAVINE PROJEC : REREWAL. ; i SECRET E 2 Do NHS 15 neo S56 ; - . ; L i 4 4 . ‘ q i j | 14-0000 ‘ amy, , MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPIES: i - wer - Sk ee Ae as . Tons aPpaAnDoerm ‘ : < — * Ww 4 we oe me : . eB | Hi i . ALND O72 277 E231 $ feet ea? ae t t i 1 H Doacsrnev | 7 RETLAN 1S i . : i . ' wav a ine ’ IRECTOR : 090 6 —_— H i TO, Sobe . } . Fay CWI. Cy . | i = a3? - od qari : , . i mete Lane ante cone . sf a Caran et ee ei — t i Iw CLS : . te H me GY : i ' : : pe weeny wl mete ee ce eens Teele ! . 3 nen PL mmm i Dale CULT SUVA ASIEYEOEOS Lone on aa : 4 _— a anaes = wate omy . 4 I5 WIL ALIS VIED LIND Df SOA Wonvci SAY Aga . a tt, Wilh I. RUNOT, U-LIR IOP COVER toe Cl. ROMnIN HENS Ss : ' : > : : on tee ne een eee tee eee 9 ; Meee ee Pe ee Beene DS aw thee 3 SS TO Gol SE COU. : . WAIL TRIMMED MMII SCIEN? 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St ane ae oF : . . ; .. 14-0000 WESSAGE.FORM HHKIKAXK XK KIKI KX KKK, TOTAL COPIES: mus: J» Btevart/pen =O rua mp uiT i. ‘we/d Oj woex BBCRET ea : 3654 QR NO INDEX cate: 9 Decenber 2 Bene wes FILE NO. 201-798302 Oncernoy OAcruan to ———- Baance ler: ; wro: va, rite GG RIO COPY z a . . ° : ene a TE eg REPRE ERT (CLASSIFICATION = ME FILED) TREPERENCE MUMSZR) , oeen® “OTE es 7 BECRE® ; CITE DIRECTOR PAGR & SL _ cm - sexs UERER-9 Pom WED TOR MEKENN COVER AD HAS COED 1 qremanme me MIMOMO CCHTRACTR GTNISMALAM FRIENDS ACROSS BORDER AND JEBAGOE MEEE THEA MEKICD, AIS TO YEE THOS REPRE DONC maid Sm SAEATE ae BOVELOP WORE GUATEMALAN CONEACTS, Ail Aid POR PURPOSE alas WORK FOR Cunang. . & ERD OF HESAAGE Svery Ref: Results LIRING-3 meeting with Jacobo RODRIGUEZ Padilla and set-up of moting with Guatemalan communiss in 4 Gustenela. ool : ; ujefa Tee aers (rerccsoan TER RELY Lasers ral 200/CBS ara ; ane SUECEIL ; ; l 7 Py a. wi D. Esterline .- . . . Kaufman : 8 2 wf _ , wef i Ps Ve : : 0s | ‘ . pe ‘. ooo ConmomaTing OFFICERS we : a i - cag _ auramertcaries . -/ wenansens orricen =: BE cR rt” | “Soeeaa — : orricee 1 ¢€ oe" . 4 ” : ., * , “aeproouc tor BY OTMER Team THE ISSUING OFFICE US PaowieITED. oom ye _ . - : , a “S TS ; “ 1400000 + 4 ! - . ; a —™ | MESSACE FORM Bas PRE rae ag ; “e . PLEAS SKII IS SEIS SIS I LIK . TOTAL COPIES: . ROVT.WG . 1 SRS s O rug ais ee — ne mt - UNIT : 0 inces | S2CRI2 | se ei aXT : Te] No insex XC PLE im CS FILE RO. 201-TG5291 ral 23 O otsrsoy 9 RETUAN TO ———__. BRANT INFO: VR wrne RI RD COPY— wHleoe P, cr, trfers = r SGLASSIFICATION) re Oo TIRE FILED? ; = (REFERENCE NOMBERD > S2CRES ~ ey q {57 cme paccror 58867 - ro ; ; : —— Cxiy . ~l ao a SONS veeaO cry — ws _ . _ ve SDSS CERT0S SALDO DEDOR, IORI 3 NOV 30 MSXKICO CIIY, MEXICAN ARTISD ERSIDING 1=CIC CHA, FESICIN EevaA 1983-64. WERE 7 MIRIAY CEICEN, To GGLAY CIRIEY OF C-CEDESE mescmm, . RIGIOSEE GP CURT EOASSE LEGCO CTY UAL TOY 66, JERADO 5 Fit 6, 190 FOULS, FAL Es, DO OMY ER, IGE com PLRGON, ArcsREc? AGS 35, Z SLICED EVID, EOYISH APPEARANCE, { EATRLING SSCHDING oF SINS oF Far . ED OF MESSAGE Ser. LL eee | Jacob D. Esterline . . f : Goel . , ; 3 , Goomowaying OFFICERS . i * AUTNENTICATIOS REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRONIBITED. =-Me eae TPR eT ar aiiiane teasriemane-tannathbepenmcnaea toa’ 2 EE AARON AN Ee = ° ee emg eae corer tern 14-0000 ~ 7 SECRET (Peon Pel sed fa) + DOCUMENT TRANSFER #KD CROSS REFERENCE + SuAsECT GF COCLUMENT : . 0 OC UMENT IDENT AUF CAT 1 ON | 2 eee TRE ees x : : 7 br FILE NO. | _ Hy 3 CISPATICH O8 SRACE COC, SYMBSE £2. 7 SRECE CAYPTOMVO[ B. DATE ee a Gata Paocessco TS BbSSCMINATED Ue - : DOCUMENT DISPOSITION ° lhe. trangreaaeD TO Te. C3598 SEFCROED TO THES FILE . { @i FILE ao. PERTINENT INF OSMAT LD is at : JURACC DELMAR. CARLOS , 7 ‘ : : : 2017796301 : “ 201-020681 os - a | Sex m cop 2 MEXI-07920 _ ° of len? 7 15 JUL 66: Pope. | occ 2 ae F RE AC PORE HEARD OF PLANS SEND ARMAKOO _ | RODRIGUEZ CARFS TO MEKICC CITY INSPE iL ; CONSULATE. SUBJ ACKITS BEING PUZLED | WHY ROGRIGUEZ HAS NOT APPEARED. 7 shen e - . RK 6608050622 yi +) - FILE IN 201-2 2.3L to Doak . - : : : ’ SECRET (reaet t | ; «fete . {eer i BEF eee percseve cartoons. 14-0000 cd SECRET oe : REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW TO: hay A bea —_—— WH/l - J. Zeratee = 7" FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA © a —[eedarers /s/ Edward P. 5.van LIRIRG/3 IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN SOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN TEES CASE, 17 15 REGUESTLO THAT YGU FURNISH THIS CFFICE THE !NFORMETION CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIE® IMEORMATICN AS INDICATED. prod . VEvi€w OF STAFFED DOSSIER 8 pep tt : 1] REVIEW OF STAFE/D COLLATE@AL HNFORMAT ION n | [acvicw oF SecuetTy OFF. REPGRT AT C1704 | ml REVIEW OF SEC. GFF, CONCLPRENCE MEKO AT CIOS a DPERATIONAL ASD DIvEISTOM TRACES Evite OF Fal BEFORT AT C1/Ga i | RESULTS OF TECHN. AL INTERROGATION Review OF ATTACHED REFEGENCE a GReeN List OTHERS (See kecarks) frorvee: [Pose] [oewons [Ponies Seo ties REMARKS: tm order to qualify Subject for a POA, it is necessary to resolve the derogatory information which you previously submitted and to furnish concrete ' evidence as to establishment of Subject's bona fides. Bote has been made of NEXT 7234, DIR OT#41 and MEXT THOS. wee BEG cvsocers cacvreve certion SECRET ee mt . . . ; . ams 14-0000 7 . . 7 “te gees TUIV . . . -_ \ ~ , j imoexs (J ves OC) xe : Lo : 3 . a. _ . le CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE .” rorat_coptes £2? : 5 x-RUF TO FILE WO. rom suman Fore rio GC} eer, to prance Oo SECRET erin REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED ‘ cestacy DJ sic. PERSON/ UST. HOTIFIED u a bd o ue 7 A Tee a ieee it Bs Beef £ ACTSEON, KOWANCE COPY : * Lf) fT ~ Z é aa] Oo assuro Deserree OI TuMED _- ‘ . Iz) — i piu VF CENA 4 \2 Suspense wh i EDu~ fly, : a é = |e ee Sees exiles eat piece", aT Aw : a4 J) SECRET 0916422 CITE MEXICO CITYJ cen \ al __ad ,. DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE uN SAE TYPIC TV per, wextco CITY 7828 Gne « 1. AT MEETING 1802 HRS 8 JULY 66 BETWEEN VALLACE 8. ROWTON AND CARLOS JURADO DELMAR, LATTER STATED HE HAD SAT IN ON QUOTE BULL SESSION UNQUOTE THAT MORNING BET¥EEN REYNALDO CEPEDA | HERNANDEZ awd MIGUEL LOZANO VILLALOBOS AT WHICH SUBJECT WAS PIE 2. BOTH LOZANO AND CEPEDA DECLARED CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY THROUSH ITS CENTRAL COMMITTEE HAD FORMALLY UPBRAIDED FIDEL FOR HIS EXCESSES FOLLOWING GUANTANAMO INCIDENT. PARTICULARLY DIS- | “TASTEFUL TO PARTY WAS FIDEL RAGING ON RADIO IN WHICH HE CALLED -. | U.Ss HIO DE PERRO, SHORTLY AFTER SPEECH HIJO DE PERRO SIGNS APPEARED IN HAVANA. AFTER SPEECH PARTY ALSO CONCERNED FIDEL'S ACTIONS DURING FORTHCOMING 26 JULY CELEBRATION AND THIS ANOTHER | peaSoN PARTY BELIEVED FIDEL SHOULD TAKE REST ORDER CALM HIMS AND ASSURE ORDERLY DIGNIFIED- CELEBRATION. 3. THROUGHOUT BULL SESSION DISCUSSION IM - = . F & <E 14-0000 : PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 7855 SEC RET. FIDEL’S MENTAL CONDITION SUCH HE UNACCOUNTABLE AND UNPREDICTABLE IN HIS ACTIOKS. ; 4. MUST POINT OUT ATMOSPHERE OF BULL SESSION CNE IN WHICH ALL THREE PARTICIPANTS CONFIDENT THEY SPEAKING WITH FRIENDS WHO WOULD : NCT RELAY STATEMENTS MADE. > SECRET A ker Thea Cpsthe Deep Feem Sen ; BT Due fs eearven Fok Haulin ao : . i 1 : HM ! ~ee - : : 1 . 4 i ‘ 2 | : a : © 1400000 4:9b ooee ° a inecee Cres Ono SLASLICV TO FIL Hon reMEO £3 FILE MO. ree eaO) wer, te peace oO crsvece Osis. ae Bre a ‘D: 3 fae ‘ ACTile ADWANIEL COMe bd HF o RID COPY me copys [Jrasece CT acorns CT reste cde iz FiLE CSbo YK Dp S/abit- See sppein/ See fall? A965 ee Cy shy om > -2 Crjéos ox, Cxfee = Fe FaJfp- pamin Exe. Z : BB Def | SECRET 3622482 CITE “CXICC City 7202 GJ ss51443 DPESTC? INFO uvvaVE : 5 foves ieis REF: MEXICO CITY ria 3728) e. t. ip CARLOS JURADO DELMAR TOLD ¥ALLECE a. TO 4 JULY 1966 HE HeD -DIStua 4ZED CASTES pusePrtiniuet’ sane MIGUEL L! BZ ANO VILLALcsos, ce UNSELOR OF CuBaa EMBAS 3¥, AND LATIER REPCETED CASTEC DROP FROY SCENE DUE Uli ede OPEEA ATION FoR DOUBLE KERNIA. LCZaNo ToLD- JUPANDO HE LEARNED THIS. FROM P Semtadll Pete dwet ane kde ER te ee a tee BRITISH CITIZEN UHO CAME OUT OF CUBA IN LAST FEW Days AFTEP SPEeRT NE THREE YEARS THERE ASSIST rg AGRICULTURE PROGKA’, LCZANCG REPORTES $ BRITiSHER VERY CLOSE To FIarL an 2: JUPATS ALSO TOoLo EOVT OW CASTPO Kab VER EXERTED HIMSELF GURING i RECEST GUATANAMO INCIDEWT WHICH PEDyCED KE Hie. JURADO. BLS0- OPINED, S CASTE HAD SOMEHGY INCURRED SOVIET DISPLEASURE. ROWTOY DID NOT QUESTICN HIM O8 BWHERE KE GOT THIS IDEA BUT 1T HAY ALSO HAVE cour FROM LOzAH, , SECRET he Marr . 7 oS ar . . 7 8 Asami, : Lr aaa ae ore ee eae Tr OOM am ete kn nee eee ee . igs. atlases islewa den al tells Mulia RA 3 1400000 Pele “e 4 r¢! PEGS rds abe BRE 7 BEC! REW ae - ae tet a etn ni omnes om owe ne amg “ Chief of Stetion, Kextca City: ———- . 4 “"Cntet of Station, Guatecale city | t 1 " “Catet, fat Divis Lon 1 SYVOLE/PURLEZN/DP. Area yda-8OTO Rest euee-Re pore ef” Cohan’ GuerTTTa™ ~ ras Rirg acar Retzabuatcuyotl Dem beeen Atte canteens ms eeantneee et eee eer Re ee Re ene ciate ne ee pe ee eee soe whattn nie} RELATNCER | Action Required: See para 3 & 4 of Refereuce Reference 3 RMBE~14490, 5 April 1996 Eas. motes that fn Stempre of 22 June 19¢6 there appetre an article on page 1x of the ‘upplesental sectioa entitled “A Puato Log fraks jou ee 4 pergon with the mauo name ag the euthor of the fies etapre article 7 was rennrtad be LICOWYAWY 4m VARA tn be 2 tenets © eee et be . 4 livieg in Hextfeo. 4 Attacknent: BEE 14480 - oe ana a | | oe . we) 3 - Pisertbat: sons ( we" | Orig & 1 = COS, Hexico City w/o att Vi be C°3, Gustewsle Crew ovess SSS TSR AS NASP SPAS at aa Oe: Stl ee Fae Re mp G . Fog Ae ihe LoS Aes - Tee e lo S geyeat & 1 SYA ANT NONAEE® CATE IS 14683 - 127 June 19s sehen aesin enn emmnaeenentemnaneaeianentiemmemiememarncmnnenetsan eiecieienar eee aD ee . mes . Pa ee ere eee oD Oa ee cites bets gine, hc une ee le fies ONE i 1 CARS OLA | SOU EE ett Hy , H ECRET $0-120-13 OR SAT NG prey Trae Ta : ; ; FIV/L/). Stewart /avh - a i 3634 : Chrono / ‘ere rors hs et WC/CICS . i ; wH/C/EI fe , cote enema ae Leeann sree strninet ates eitneenne neste ae naetereenmnmnneete se sof i oe ee “ coed . aa ‘ I - nn 1 oer os C/FR/1 J J®. J, Kautaas if ss . : - 4 1 8 t ocr a ne A ert rat an th rn antes emt came mtn Tew eer. tt een ee emote Ponte ee 14-00000 woes Chves Ono - _ aoe CLASSIFY TO FILE RO. ~tASSIFSED MESSAGE WTotat caries © M-REF TO FILE WO. c rice ato) eer, ro oxance CJ oestroy [J sic. . 2 SEC 2 ET 9319522 CITE “EXICO CITY 7711 passin TRE - DIRECTO? IMFO JMMAVE ry Coe eee a. ry KAPOX DYVOUR PBRUMEN LIRING pe L i: REF: DIRECTOR 14197 “ : I STATION PLANNING PLAC /131%8- 3 UNDER “SURVEILLANCE “aS SOON. Serer AS TEAY FREE. TIME SPENT BY 5 us L-3 THUS FAR AT “INIMUM AND IT ut BELIEVED IT WILL INVOLVE MAJOR EFFORT. AT SAME TI'S, L~-3 HAS ALMOST EXPLOYEE-LIKE ACCESS TO CONSYLATE, KNOWS ALL STAFFERS THERE mete AMBASSADOR AND WITH MIFE ON SCENE BELIEVE HE aT LEAST AQTEALY PENETRATION OF LIRING ESTABLISHMENT. 2. O¥TON BELIEVES ACTUAL REC2UITNENT OF L-3 WILL 2¥OLVE_IN RELATIVELY SHORT TIME, AND KE ALEEADY, MOVING IN THAT DIZECTION. “PSH REPLACEMENT OF ARNOL RODRIGUEZ» CLOSE FRIEND OF L-3, ROWTON HAS GO OPENING PULL L-3 UP SHORT BY STRESSING IMPORTANCE OF HAVING GOOD Ine FORMATION ON GOINGS-ON INSIDE SO THAT HE AND L-3 WILL KNOY QUOTE ee BUSINESS ATMOSPHERE UNQUOTE IN WHICH THEY OPERATING. SHORTLY ROWTON WILL FACE L-3 WITH BIG JUMP IN WHICH L-3 MUST CECIDE YHETHER HE eee ements tte ean ARS CTT erence - WORKING FO2 CUBANS OR FOR ONTO, AS PELATIONS DEVELO? 2OWTON WILE MENTION AMERICANS WITH OY I L-3 PZQUIREMENTS OF DE DOES BUSINESS AND POSSISILITY THAT 4% TES BUSINESS MAY BE TO DETVIMENT OF CUSANS. ALSO PLAN SOON GIVE pe or ee ON PEP SONNEL 18 LIRING \ ‘ ua yl 14-0000 vg . . : . i PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 711 SECRET INSTALLATION IN ORDER COMPROMISE L-3. 3. ALREADY HAVE COMPROMISING RECEIPTS SIGNED BY L-3 IN aaa ae ee TRUE NAME AND ZY GRADUALLY APPLYING PRESSUCE EXPECT HIM WAKE UP PO CR i OWE DAY TO Fact S25 |) CLANDESTINE 2USINESS ¥ITH ROWTON FOR mene er ne ee a, OME TIME. r= HAS NOT YET ASKED FIRST QUESTIONS RE 20NTON'S BONS SLIESS ACT £3 CLOSELY FO INTEL PETC ION L=~3 MAY TAKE RECRUITMENT TO WITTING BASIS IN STRIDE. eget Deedes ING NEXT TRIP IN FO? ROWTON sof COMMENTED 26 JULY NOT GOOD TIME BECAUSE OF FIESTA ATMOSPHERE. SUGGESTED TO ROWTON nE SO IN AFTER CELEBRATION WHEN SINISTRIES SACK TO WuitiALe 5. REMOVAL OF ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS FRO¥ POSITION aS VICE MINISTE? FC2EI¢N AFFAIRS SONEWHAT DISCONCERTING HOVEVER DO NOT 3ELIEVE IT WILL AFFECT TDY VISIT OF ARNOL BROTHER ALDO RODRIGUEZ CAMPS ON INSPECTION TRIP TO CONSULATE HERE. IF ALDS COMES L-3 NILL BE IN 6000 POSITION CONTACT HIM AMD EFFORTS BEING MADE THROUGH L-3 TO PROVIDE aLDo WITH QUOTE PREPARED UNSUOTE APARTMENT IN WHICH TO LIVE DURING STAY HERE, SECRET ... Pipe : BT he inpotinie = ot nate , a : Claidestuea Achy dies oi — “ 7 eas. - . ne : « oo : NNNN ~ “oT 7 - Ste ee Va ey ra L : 22 June 1956 SERSTRAEDUM FOR: CI/OA ATDNTION: Mr. Lally SUBIECT: LIRIN0-3 201-799301 “Phere were no HI traces on Subject. A Provisicnal Operational Approval is requested. W. 3. Kaufman Chief, WH/1 SECRET. 14-0000 mnt aneme 2 ee TOTAL COPIES: © wa xan SOFIE in CS FILE WG. 25-7 5C3CL Sy & [< cl TT ERY Ls. mH ii 7 "oA o Tyree cry ITO TTIAVS 14107 “A CVE RECTOR ac ve é Qe TITIES OF EES CESS COGS i SESPINGD, FQS WELCOMES Sour TRIDS DONO CICON AS SUPPLY TO ~ aeesees. | DTESTCUE ROVOLUDICNARIES.. Dart bue 2S 12 Gers GINS OF L POW PAR Go CS Of LAA0S AS TEDY UOCCT SS 3S SICISIO ase e ated y ex epee co 13 Wild 2 RNS * MO BE MADE OX CASE SF CASE BASIS. ‘OULD EC? W mO OS INvVonsen fos- 7 - . { CONS AING > 40D COLEROLLED : i. . ; AuD INVO TESM EDN PRACeves RELIABLE. VIEW 1-3 MOUND S2D Fans wen ad ny a, . ( a 7 9 aT 7 7 a ee, * 4 SS NOEED RG DAES, Coxsiy: won CUS i POSSIRTLINY EG ChOE=2 ea 4 =. f 90 CUBANS J APPS rt . i i ot acm rata nn RA EN : : DEVELOPS a TeamenCes23 OF Tvioxcss CBTAT GD. WOULD WEL STATION . i . COLAENT Ci AUS ou TOES ROMGON GEEUS REQUSD Tuts OP Snes DO NOD i : . i DESITE Lats OP Es RO EXCLUSION OF ANGST i s 3 + ry ; eae : eo! _ ar a ai: 4. . ai: “ 4 - _ RELEASING OFFICER i i REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN T i i 14-00000 . : * AGE FORM TOTAL COPICS: Gris a> “> z . O were i : Boxe cusow : . Orcs cf ric ya. : - at H ~ = | “ i> . # : . Qoeestrcy AcruaNn To — BRANCH t tT y 4 reqivet ENT PN ia a a= laa UMBERY CITE DIRECTOR Lf O 7 of RE EPO! arTAS Some LORIE LIRTSG FEOIONS. ALSO. Raquace COMMEND ee Freer Dos, POSSIBILITY PRORUETIO 1-3 ot WEDTIG BASIS. DORA COMMOTS MM, SS FILS KIooe Thar ere tne WERE TOLL SATVaDon Ae ORGS ints GOSZ. 3. ROGUE DALTON GARCIA. C. AIF , . MONBMIA GOLE2Z. oD. RAUL CASTULLINUS. ECTS ARDS IDENPIPIGD AS Sancio * . =, —- : eee A £ we ° PEREZ, HED. SALVADORAN DSLICATION TRICON Copia TAN 65, ALSO NOTE 3 LA SSLTA VENSGAS HGPONTED 64 SY AIGG-1 AS SALV CP IST TEER. SND OF :cUSS833 WH Comment: mass possible tecd to Central American group eel nase arms and cyewt > s ‘ a f > a . , " 2 1 WILLESI V. BR0R ff =~. : Wo : ; CfeD oo : “+ goonDINATinG OFFIEEES ‘ eae, fh < weet : AUTHERTICATING: | RELCASiAS | ornicti. ' Teteeie nan ecteneteh «| Grrcia + 7 kmagemeg ome + sof . : . Teeywitein | : * : n . . con na. ma : . + REPRODUCTIC.,. OY OTHEA THAW TRE 1550288 orFice ls PROKIDITED. . > 14-0000 : . SECRET AND REVIEW _1T June 196 201 - 798302 Suasect: _LIRING/3 IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL {N THIS CASE, IT US REQUESTED THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE TRE INFCRWATION CHECKED BELOW, | [ero 1 REVIEW PRO It | FIELD TRATES bey AI TRACES Revice Review oF oF or STAFF/D DOSSIER LTAFED COLLATERAL teronia STCLTSTY OFF. REPSRT aT Ch OPERATICMAL AND DIVISION TRACES RESULTS CF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION GREEN LEST Review Review OF oF SEC... OFF. CONCURGENCE wEwO FRt ZEPGRT AT Choa GR REVIE® INFORMATICN AS INDICATED. THON fOK al Ci/0a secoup REMARKS: FORM 8-65 889 peneueve Peevsous € THIRD ano REVIEW or ATTLIMED REFERENCE OTHERS (See Rewarktay 120) 14-00000 ore ee oe Pe ed deve ere unween ste eset nese ie ee RB teen Fr te \ Ame, an woess Dves D1) no . cLatsery TO FILE WO. X“REP TO FILE NO. “eite eso) rer. to oxancn C} pEstesy ———— sic. AOVANCE COPY Cl issore Ch ecorres ete OO -, ae _ a _— SE PMR ET 141800Z CITE ‘MEXICO CITY 1613 14 Sun bl 3 7S 6 Y DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE on ae mn rire KAPOK DYVOUR LIRING a ‘ Boe REF: MEXICO CITY rss 33d 700 yf _ . ' os 1, AT LUNCH 13 duu 66, CARLOS pupapes DL DEL pylpiDUUALLACE 82 % "ROMTON THAT FOR THEIR BUSINESS mek HE PLANNING CULTIVATE ~ o "contacts HE HAS IN MEXICO WITH CENTRAL AMERICAN GRCWP AUTHORIZED yy BY TRICONTINENTAL COMMITTEE PURCHASE ARMS AND SUPPLY TC LATIN AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES. at 2, IN RESPONSE ROWTON QUERIES JURADC SAID HE ALMOST CERTAIN oy ¥ “ ° % ONE OF GROUP IS SALVATORAN HE MET IN HAVANA DURING REVOLUTION. oh Cee _ JURADO SAID THIS PERSCN VISITS MEXICO MORE OR LESS REGULARLY AN . HE AND JURADO HAVE MUTUAL FRIENDS HERE. JURADO INDICATED HE HOPED - MAKE - CONTACT WITH THIS GROUP WITHIN NEXT 63 ‘DAYS. BECAUSE OF .. PRESENT. JURADO - ROWTON RELATIONSHIP ROWTON DID NOT ASK FOR NAME OF SALVADORAN AT ‘THIS MEETING BUT I5 CERTAIN . CAN OBTAIN IT | SHORTLY. 3. IN PASSING, JURADO EWTIONED ANTONIO DEL CONDE PONTONES (2@1- -128265) WHO HELPED SUPPLY FIDEL WITH GRANMA AND ARMS, COMMENTED 1 om o ar _ DEL CONDE ‘PROBABLY ROT BE ING USED BY TRICONTINENTAL COMMITTEE BECAUSE igi Lo | 14-0000 " PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 7613 SECRET ane “taal ae HIS WIFE HAD BEEN ARRESTED, 5 CUBANS WHILE iN ACT snuceL 1s LARGE QUANTITY OF DOLLARS OUT OF CUBA. . 4. CONSIDER IT HIGHLY POSSIBLE JURADO WILL TURN UP? LEAD TO ARNS-BUY ING GROUP LEADING TC THEIR IDEN TIFICATISS AND CPERAT TONG ‘ E Has COMMENTS THIS ASPECT AND so TENUOUS METHODS, HOWEVER, WOULD APPEECIAT GUIDANCE ON HOW FrA CAN PLEY THIS GAME. ARMS. SMUGGLING — AND IRVOLVED THA? POWTON OFLRATIONS THROUSH JURSDO SKCULD BE ABLE a 7. DEVELOP LOGICAL SCUNDING, EVE" TO JuRADG, SUPPLY STOFY “HICH CCULD ~ BE MADE TO FALL THROUGH ANY TIME KUBARK. DESIRED PULL PLUG. . 5 PLS ADVISE. eS SECRET HEE FuRTieR veeayesine caRies vuRAdo BT. ; . Co eae ay 7 seers smeseese a a: ‘ . Jf a are aoa ne aa tee. - tee . os . : “Nn _ € : . wee Ler -= vie a _ : it : oF -+ 1 : : . . ! t + - i + 1 BO ” co sof : 3 — News . eB a tuth 14.90000 ‘ —m : a . . . 8 June 1966 i ' H FYE22T PROM Ha 20157 i . Para 22: "POWTON 4s off and running on his developuert of LIRINGS 3 and lb. He is 4oing this under false flag as » Gree’ businessmen. Again, the nblonttoie LITIINT.2 is in a position to moniter this as ETE ALT ET ET A aT RNIN AEA TOA SEO i : operation as be is elose to bath LIRINGS and has ao conection with Aetna ce et eA ge RL AT gee ROVTO, On 27 Mew LIRING=3, who is w2ll connected in P2RUMEN, flew ta PaPTMEY on a tris to scout out business epportunities for RONTON. LIAING WN. 7 7 . . eee contimas to wore st LIRING." . 4 ' a ° a 5 : _ ‘ + 14.99000 ae P pes wore: O wes c MO sc Ftet WZSSAGE + cop CLASSIFY TO FILE no. _ ~ CLaoSt FIED Me TOTAL ones 2 Gaave —_— | saws toon cormeranit rae oe TO BRANCH oO . SECRET - petted } aeration eee . * = ri CESTROY a} stG. PERSON‘ UwIT ROTEF IED fe re 2 —e ADVANTE. COPY . tt (4 RID COPY CO) essere Dacoves Ohuiee ele tb : ; el Caz. : re > “RTE IT OB 132 32 CITE MEXICTC arr ee ne PiRECTOR INED DIWAVE RAP OR DYVSOUR Parunh sone) LINING 4 REF: VEXICO CITY 7549 A w 3383 2) : 1 FURTHER DEBRIEFING 3F CARLOS JURATO DELMZR BY WALLACE - _ © ROWTO! PRODUCED THE FOLLOW13 REGARDING JURADO TRIP CUBA 27 MAY t : 3 dUuE 662 26 MILITIA FORCE WHICH CAPTURED LALDING PARTY Ii! Launcd : RECENTLY WAS LEAD ‘BY CUBAN CIN iISTRA GF EDUCATION. JURADO STATED © 4 CUBA LITERALLY ERISILING WiTH VERY LATEST WEAPONS INCLUDING MISSILES vit NUCLEAR WARHESD5. IN RESPONSE TO ZOWTON QUERY JURADO STATED HE aSSUieD SOVE=TS CONTROLLED NUCLEAR WEAPORS BUT THAT CUBANS "ow VELL TRAISE2 10 USE THEM IF NECESSARY. 3, JURADO STATED EVERY CUBAN EE TALKED To WAS SINCERELY CONVINCED INVASION IMMINENT AND THAT ONLY ALERTNESS OF MILITIA HAC PREVENTED A SUCCESSFUL LANDING sy) Gurapo ENTERED HOVIE ONE DAY DURING WEEK SAW ONLY THREE SPECTATORS + LEFT IN EY SARRASSMENT.« SUEJ SAID IT OPINION IN CUBA THAT A3ORTIVE IBVASIS 4 HAD SOME DIRECT f TATE OF WAR MOBILIZATION iN CUBA WOULD LAST AZOUT MONTH. qe cunel . jor ; i i ‘ | CONNECTION WITH, ELECTIONS L¢ Santo DOMINGO. HE. ADDED: HE was TOLD ' i i i i y Su EG TENCE II : . EE RTE SETI EY PEN POTEET TIE ES _ - BERL STANTS TTT TT SET TIO BCT t f 14-0000 PASE 2 MEXICO CITY 7553 SE 28 =T SEG! ‘ . a ra att 4. DUE NATURE RGVTO? CONTZOU OMNES UT29 AND PARTICULAR Or — WANEUVER BY WHICH RGYTON IdDuUcTS SUSU MAKE TRIP IT NOT POSSIELE ESTASLISH GOOD SOURCING FOR A30¥VE STATEMENT. JURADO.3a¥ ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS, DEPUTY FOREI3¥ MINISTEN, THREE TIMES AND ONE OF THESE IN RODRIGUEZ’ HOME WHERE PAIR SAT UP TALKING UNTIL 9399. SECRET » Oot ‘ Soa = 4 ‘ Sb je BT : NNKN ‘ . 4 ) . Nee ee 1 . 14-0000 am SECRET em (When Filte)es In) DOCUMEKT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE DOCUMENT tld nst ss CATION SUBJECT CF DOCUMENT Rt FILE NO. 7 SOURCE DOC, tvuum WO. SucPATCH OF a DATE EVACUS 108 "|r. OrSStMINATED IN r* were ‘sa. TRANSFEPRED TO RI FILE NO. 7. SouRCE farrewnde: Date U9 se39. [9- PERTINENT INE LOWAT LON cftO.Belmee, Onc ite eo a THERE I$ A PESTER. - “2A FOLDER ON THE SUBJECy OF THIS 201 -RBSTRACT FILE SLIP (48) | roRM a OPSOLETE PaEWICYS , ‘ isa 4 apie Se or . re rt rere enero pnt fee wees a) Wad andi ene nies yee ; THe SUBCREE co LCTED ci/e THR Sta FILE THIS FORM IN FILE nu. oa B67 vse faceious torrtens. . . SECRET , i746) crit tae ee CCR 14-00000 atnoex: Oves O) no CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. M-REF TO FILE NO. rice wt0O aer. ro erawcn £) pestroy (J sic. t =a Dp sSera NY 2, ACTION c EL an” . na A issues a ee reve CY CSFI2 ne fwH{os _—_ ] sovance Cory [ i i pe pecn eens ham cme sentigam ait (oan ew connate a : - : a en = TSSE CR E T @72305Z CITE MEXICO CITY 7549 . “Tees 632832 DIRECTOR INFO. JMVAVE , ; oy KAPOK DYVOUR PSRUMEN LIRING’ | | NF QREF MEXICOp CITY rs31(M BAOA IA. Ji. CARLOS JURADO DELMAR REPORTED FOLLAOWING TO WALLACE B ROWTOONN MBGIUNE 66 WHICH CARLOS HAD OBTAINED 27 MaY - 3 JUNE IN HAVANA FROM ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS: ! 2. As Avo RODRIGUEZ - CAMPS,, BROTHER OF ARNOL, WiLL SOON COME 100 CITY TO INVESTIGATE AFFAIRS AT CUBAN EMBASSY. ALDO ‘RODR? GUEZ IS WATCHPLISTE 65 NO. 534. FORMERLY WAS CUEA% DLEP ASSIGNED MONTEVIDEO. NOW WORKING FORPEICN MIQISTRY HAVANA. Be CUBAN MOBILIZATION HAS COST GOVI 25 MILLION FES$OS UP TO LAST WEEK. - % RE RETURN OF SEC RET : SECR CARLES Ju abe DacmsaK BI - So ; og NNN ee ec ve atta coe - dn aertnere eae ew re ENN | pea orereere pce enepmers pememmerent eugcereiven aU SOR EIEN ALE TOTO CT HET EOS. 14-0000 ee ane ty Lee Sa rege comteme nes ce arama weartnene oe INDEX: Ou DO no £9 CLassiey YO FILE NO. ———— Neussirten wessace —Nrorm cores “7 mo, vacant) att, toner) SECRET (-see| ____ PEPRODUCT 10% PROM IBITED cestaoy O) sic. PERSOM/UNIT NOTIFIED _ = Ts EO LIEL BI FOGG Ee} ACTION — oe iaaonee COPY Gait Tit ey VY QA Bors RID COPY oO ssesE0 Cl acorses evnal THFO SS —— - —Y File J yw SECRET 0761452 CITE MEXIC) CI7Y ¥5 DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE KAPOK PSRUMEM LIRING | ! 2 ar - ps iG | Per, , hej. REF: MEXICO CITY 7454 Cosco — fii pros oft is CARLOS JURADO DELNAR RETURNED MEXICO CITY 3 JUNFROM TRAP, TO HAVANA SPONSORED BY. WALLACE 3. ROWVTON. DID LITTLE PROMOTE ~ ROWIGN BUSINESS DEALS EXCEPT REGEMENT RELATIONS WITH ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS WHO ASKED JURADO SEND HIM SOME SPARK PLUGS FOR CAR. 2. JURADO SAID ATMOSPHERE EXTREMELY TENSE IN HAVANA BUT PEL PLE DO NOT BELIEVE SOLDIERS PENETRATED GUANTANAMO, WHERE SHOT AND THEN MANAGED TO GET our. PEOPLE GENERALLY BELIEVE THIS CUBAN PROVOCATION TG COVER SURRY EXONONIC PLIGHT OF COUNTRY AN D BOLSTER SAGGING NORA 3. SUBJ REPORTS CUBA CALLING ON OTHER COUNTRIES FOR VOLUNTEERS AUGMENT ARMED FORCES AND MIRIAM CHICHAY TOLD ROWTON CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO JOAQUIN ARMAS HAD ATTENDED MEETING OF OFFICIALS IN HAVANA AT WHICH CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS WAS DISCUSS:D. 4. FURTHER DESRIEFING BY ROWTON IN PROGRESS. JURADO STIL). ASKING NO PRYING QUESTICNS OF ROWTON AS MIGHT BE EXPECTED IF JURADO HAD BLOWN ROWTON TO CURANS. CHICHAY TCLD LITAINT~2 LAST WEEK 423 : a eT TE EEO IIIT . == . IN HAVANA, NO OTHER DETAILS, LITAINT-2 TOLD STATION C/0 HE ee rT ene ate eee JURADO ON CULTURAL MISSION. it ye" ue SECRET SECRET yee ae BT 14.90000 i cow menreeenmnmearemne nen tt aD on veo ~ ‘ PILDSAGL 6 ee . ry TOTAL COPIES: eng Ro%ert O. Bussey! sh] P Pie wD . wo C/TSD/O: G inten SECRET OxT 2603 Done incre * : pate: 3] Ma 1966 Drie te cs FILE NO. bissem ey PER —_—_—— 2 Destroy 0 REvuAN YO ————~ BRANCH CONF : a) DY} TC) RID COPY wre: V8 ae 4 ‘ : eT MEXICO CITY DYVOUR PBRUMEN LIRING TECHS RE: MEXICO CITY 7454 (IN Rg 24060) 1. KURIOT CAN SUPPLY REQUESTED DOCUMENTS BUT Sine = AVS LIMITED SUPPLY BLANK ORIGINAL GREEK PASSPORTS, PROPOSS FOLLOWING: ISSUE AS MAIN IDENTITY DOCUMENT REPRODUCED D GREEK INTERNATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENSE FROM ATHENS. SUPPOR : os IVE. LICENSE, POSSIBLY MEXICAN TOURIST CARD AND GREEK nocd LITTER. ADVISE. | a ; | INCLUDING MATRONYMIC, PARENTS? FIRS’ NAMES, PROFESSION, DATS | i { | : 2. FOR PASSPORT OR LICENSE NEED FOLLOWING: FULD sp ‘=, | i | AND PLACE OF BIRTH, DISTINGUISHING MARKS, COLOR EYES AND HAR, i * FULL FACE AND THREE QUARTER PROFILE WITH RIGHT EAR PHOTO NEGA- - ‘TIVES AND SIX SPECIMEN SIGNATURES, HEIG T, V IGHT, MARITAL STATUS, tw Rw oe ae a. snot Ks AUTHENTICATING OFFICEA = , , : . COORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER — . aa : SECRET TOPY WO, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING oF Fic 18 Pac: Pay .- 14.00000 parreevqanst aan the NESSAG: £0.00 TOTAL CoPtEs: ens: O FILE AID ° guts . Sore i SECRET fat: O xo worn ° tate: Drits es rier no, DISEEM EY ene PER 2 | = Dvestroy = RETURN 70 ——— DRANG So gneu: DIRECTOR i : + cont: ; (2 RiD COPY | uno: VR . FE . 4 a a KT T ‘ wea a CCLASSIFICATIOND Tin (GATE AND TIME PILED? $$ ES NONE on rvs | getty : i PAGE 2 oe Oo | 4 7 : 3, KURIOT CAN ARBITRARILY SELECT DATA WHICH CANNOT BS FUR- iY i NISHED, ty . END OF MESSAGE : TSD Comment: Requested information whether TSD can supply Greek passzort, | ‘ New Vork ériver's license and pocket litter for fiash identizication ro _ . in Mexico, _ : i Telecoordination: WH/1 - Jack Stewart (x3655} : . NE/Greece - Pete Dodge (xo862} : WH/1 - Josepn H. Fisher (x2861) i b oe ’ ‘ 74 ~ YQ OND “ FO JEGER snes a et ROBERT O. BUSSEY 2 ‘ _ADC/TSD S/TSDIOA : . COORDIMATING OFFICERS oo ° Mc? a AVUTMERTICATING Lo. ACLEARING OF FICZR a oreicer rs oo SECRET . . REPRODUCTION .f OTHER THAR THE ISSVIRG QEFICE bh | RGHSIT Eber Cory Mos i -. . ws ~ . . eye nae 1400000 SECRET J. SUBJECT (TYPE ASME 18 ROMAN Lo ZS ~ SURNAME by UPPLH CAST) sEQUEST FOR GREEN LIST Carlos SURADO-Delmer 2/0 2fepye rol KAME CHECK N2 107696 oe ¢ 2. ALIASES, VARIANT SPELLING, CTC NUMEESS, ZTC. Fd ; é pate 27 May 66 s ———— to \ emss;Fiso 3. DATE 24D PLACE OF Si¥7H 7 é \ ORIGINATING OFFICER 1g Mexico y La ——— z NAME a. CITIZENSHIP ; iE AME Jane F. Zerance Mexican 4 OFFICE BttGwaTOR WH/2 S. PRESERT ACTIVITY ABD LOCATION gy POOM BUILOING 330 Amas Center ER EXTENSION gfe¢ Artiet . eq 13. TYPE cF REQUEST (CNECR CNE) O Fiast Time suamttteo OO anortiswat pata” ©) recuzce FOR CURRENT 18, INTEREST IN SUBJECT (CHECK GNE) CO esPicnsce OR CE ACTIVITY @ cPeReriona!. CLEAPAREE 6, OCCUPATICNAL SPECTALZ IES, EOUCATIOW. Studied anthropdlogy and archeolagy at the Eational Untversity LENE 7. PAST ACTIVITIES INCL.CING MILITARY SERVICE . ACTIVITES LOCATION Resided Cuba a considerable lenzth of tim + OTHER SIGNIFICANT CATA (POLITICS, PELIGION; - ADD EXTRA SHEETS WHEN NEEDED + DESCRIPTION i (Hate) {Ract} Sa So Murtam Coickay de JURADO (Chichay ts Cuban akteret at tramliteretion or Feach Bicssom which {s har Chinese maiden-nare) - _ — rr 12. OTHER MEMZERS OF DOETIATE FAMILY a2 ASSOCIATES (oTHcR) 10, SPOUSE (IF WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME 12. IRFORMATICN QEGUIRED (DEFINE SPZCIFECALLY. GENERAL TERMS SUCH AS “CEROGATORY* MAY RESULT IN ADSESRCH THAT DOES . NOT FULLY MEET REQUIREMENTS, ) . = NOFE BID DATA AND PERTINENT INFORMATION 4 ING: / . INSERT CARBON; FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY. INSTRUC TIONS: SEHD BOTH SHEETS TO FI/D. SEE CSt 10-7 ’ feet 50! ent renter earns, “ _ : SECRET _— st ~ ~ cee © 2 | oy a aan 7 a " - L a a 14-0000 we we ' SECRET Stes ~ To: Jane ¥- zZerance FROM: Ov A. [7] SEE bossieR on SuBsEcT IN FI/D BIOGRErHIC FILES. A MEMORANDUM 1S ATTACHED HERETO. . 8. WITH THE LIMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVITES IN THE REQUEST, Ft/D 1S UNABLE TO c. DETZAMINE WHETHER THE2E 1S TNFORMATIOW ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR NCT. T SULJECT APPEARS AT & LATER DATE, IT WILL BE REPORTED TO YOU AS 17 SECOMES AVAILABLE. D. EXKXXQ] Fi/e nas wo PRRGEXZOE INFORMATION OW SUGJECT. IF INFORMATION ABUT THE THE SUBJECT OF THIS 7EQUEST IS APPAREWTLY THE SUBJECT OF THE FOiicWwtaG: NOTE TO THE ORIGINATING OFFICE WHEN THE SUBJECT 1S NO LONGER IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS SHEET, WITH THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATION NOTICE ComPiz Teo, SHOULO EE SENT TO FI/D. REVIEW YOUR FILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, AND SEND TO FIVD THE SHEETS FOR PERSONS THAT ARE WO” . Bes NOT TIE ys FEDS LONGER OF. SEFFICIENT INTEFEST TO DEMAND A CONTENVENG WARE THICK. PLEASE GO NOT FACILITIES wITH CONTINUIKG SEARCHES FOR {XFCRMATION THAT IS NOT REQUIRED. t OFFICE DESIGNATOR ROOM, “BUILDING EXTENSION 4 . aes too ve My -. GANCEL THE STOP GARD FOR THIS: REQUEST ro wot vo woe 7 rn . . ' . “ , 14-0000 7 Sf = fry ‘ 4 . SECRET ' . ——<$<$<$<—$ << nn nk eee REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION pare : (Always hendcarry 1 copy of this form) PLEASE COWPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE BLANK 27 May 1986 CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIV¥IS1ON FROM: vay Zerance CHIEF, INVESTIGATION AND SCPPORT DIVISION. CFFICE OF SECURITY 332. Ames Centor ‘ a PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY x 6 6 PROJECT | SUBJECT? | Carlos JURADO-Delmar Ca TONYM, PSEUDSNYM, AKA OR ALIASES LIAD-3 LIRING CH/Oa FILE WO. 201-798301. 90 FILE NO. 1. TYPE ACTION RECLESTED PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL Ix [crerationat arproval | | [PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL |__| cOveRT WaME cHErK COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field inveatigatsen)> + POOPREETARY APPROVAL CONTRACT TYPE 3 2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE Mexico City 3. FULL DETAILS OF USE Contact, @osecsment ang use in an unwitting capacityy to furnish tetcenticg ag Sites cients & military mots, ct eetivitted tn canewat dn the Cuban Enb and Consulate in MexCity, and to spot persons of possible interest for Cuban ops. | Of course, should development results warrant, consideration will be given to seeking operetional approval for his use in a witting capacity against the same targets, casper: fally thru his wife, LIRING-+, an employee of Cuban Consulate in Mexico City. 4. INVESTIGATICR AND COVER VES nou &. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY SE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION? xX B. CIA INTEREST MAY SE SHOWN DUEING INVESTIGATION? x €. 15 SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST UN HIM? . | s - — - H S. ES SUGJECT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HiMt . . oo] x | E. INDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. F. SUGGEST “COVER PRETEXT" TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. S. 00 YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUBJECT WITTING OF AGENCY OR GOVERKWENT INTETEST? 4F KO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE Cla, EXPLAIN FULLY PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS PRQ It WIkl BE FORWARDED ATTACHED, NOx 7. DIVISTON TRACES |. [xo RecoRD ° [ [No CeROGaTORY INFO. SIGNATUAE,/GR CASE -OFF ws Bat - [| SILL FORWARD UxTEN SION he ae 3656 : Car 772 wise (Po 7 SECRET ) on SUGNATURE OF SRANCH CHIEF | __[scx-perocatory py ee i 14.0000. Vo. . : e SECRET BUBSECT: Carlos JURADO-Delmu ; # DPOB: : 1930 in Mexico City CITIZENSHIP: Mexicon OCCUPATION: Artist BCHOOLISG: Studied anthropology and archeology . at the Rational University in Mexico RESITESCE: Reaided in Cuba for a considerable length ~ of time. MARITAL STATUS: Miriam CHICHAY de JURADO (Chichay is a . Cuban atterpt at transliteration of Peach AT ee RK Fe an enn Mn Me ad Bees SO Be See ey J ; . DERCCATORY TRACES STATION Subject vas a member of the PPS in July 1961 Hewter of the Preparatory Comittee for the Third Latia American Congress, Artists and Writers, Havasa in January 1962. LYTAINT-2 reports that JURADO has many Commmist friends in Fexico. Bs opent time in Cuba and may have served in the Cuban allitary service or uilitia. . . : 1400000 ts twoex: Ou Ge _ oy Classi? “70 rine wo. St/- 79 EF 3Ce LeASSIFIED MESSAGE fS ‘reTat_ COPIES : “REE “to Fite nO. . rive eso) atx. ve seancn EE SECRET - REPRSCLCTION PROHIBITES OFstRoY r Oa. Ks Latrcr |PERSONTUNTT NOTITFIEE re : : EE . v ah ee > fd re wo WY a iSse., 2 : \ cS a Ke “ACTIGN. * " = ADVANCE Co#¥ unit l/s ee el NFO ; FFLE 4 HiC-§ @/cE c Ae Le. mo s . C RET 2701052 CITE MEXICIWCITY 7487 “teasay ACTING) DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE va 26 Har t6A25 489 (RAPOK "Porure LIRING REFS MEXICO CITY 7454(W QUE PS ea Ag LIRING-3 BURCHARSED CUBANA TICKET FOR CHBA 26 MAY, WITH noiey FROFSSee-oe-nouron, ILL DEPART £7 MAY. SIGNED TRUE NANE RECEIPT FOR FUNDS. PLANS STAY WEEK. HES CONTACTED FRIENDS AMONG CUBAN ARTISTS WITH WHOM WILL LIVE WHILE ON ISLAND. Be LIRING-3 TOLD ROWTON Hi MET ARNOL. RODRIGUEZ CAMPS IN 1962. WHILE LIRING-3 EMPLOYED ¥VITH CUBAN NINISTRY EDUCATION, ACTUALLY WIFE. RODRIGUEZ WORKED UNDER LIRING-3 AND FRIENDLY aSso- CIATION BEGAN THROUGH WIFE. YODRIGUEZ THEN WORKING FOR MINISTRY LABOR, . . 3. QUICK actese ON LIRING-3 VISA BROYGHT QUERIES FROM CUBAN CONSUL MEXICO CITY ABELARDO CURSELO PADRCN AS TO WHOM LIRING-3 KNEW IN CUBA. CUPBEL® SAID EVEN FOR CUBENS IT TAKES WEEK. LIRING-3 TOLD ROWTON HE ANSWERED ONLY T4aT HE HAD FRIENDS CUBA. ROWTON GAVE LIRING-3 MONEY WITH WHICH ME BUYING SIFTS MEXICO FOR RODRIGUEZ AND FAMILY. stoner SEC BI 14-0000 twee: CJ} ves O us - -_ Van pit CLats *¥ TO FILE MO. . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE “HT rsvac copies 42 SECRET “Sere PERSON/UNET MOTIF LED H-RCF vO FILE KO. eve asoO eer. 10 examen * pesvosy (sic. REPROCUCT I Oty PROWIe TED AOVANCE Cary ~ lcd cei &) RID COPY DC) rsseee D1 corres Func me RRH/e &, CULPS AMe8, Pl, Full, TS26, WEE . REY, Df = $$$ , “7% 7 comrarere ; Sey meme ag N B o 1. ay f \4 MEd . SEC ae | ECR ET 2690052 CITE NEXT C1 city 1454 EASBY ACTING. ay DIRECTOR een: | . | PEAY Ns DYVOUR PBRUIEN LIRING do ie MIA Ape 16a 624660 / REF NIPECTHE a74 o ‘ ay FY eb 1. LIRING-3 INFORMED ROWTON 25 MAY HE OBTAINED GNE- DAY “O.WISA SERVICE 24 MAY. MEETING HELD 1508 HOURS 25 MAY PRIOR ARRIVAL REF. LIRING-3 SHOWED APPARENT DISAPPOINTMENT IN ROWTON a : NOT BEING ABLE CONFIRM TRIPs ROWTON WEXT MEETING WITH LIRTIGes 26 MAY LUNCH AT WHICH WILL GIVE SUBJ GO SIGN. 2. QUICK SERVCE ON VISA APPEARS CONFIAM LIRING-3 BOAST “HE CONFIDANT OF RODRIGUEZ. ROWTON Has IMPRESSED ON LIRING-3 THAT HE ROWIGK S AGENT AND MIDDLE MAN IN THIS TRANSACTION AND MUST NOT REVEAL ROWTON. “IF ROWTON REVEALED THEN CUSANS WOULD WANT DEAL DIRECTLY WITH ROWTON CUTTING OUT LIRING~3. LIRTNG-3 STATES HE UNDER STANDS THIS CLEARLY. LIRIAG-3 ASSURES ROWTON KE _NEED NOT INFORM CUBANS ANYTHING OF ARRANGEMENT SINCE THEY TRUST HIM. 3. CAN Hes SUPPLY ROWTON WITH GREEK PASSPORT NEW YORK DRIVERS . LICENSE AND ANY OTHER LOGICAL POCKET LITTER INDICATING GREEK KATIVE. IN INTER NATIONAL COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS, MATERIAL WOULD NOT BE ECRE} USED FOR TRAVEL, Bul aS OP DEVELOPS MY BE HANDY FLASH GREE k 14-0000 PAGE TWG MEXICO CITY 7454 SE CHET PASSPORT AS MEANS IDENTIFICATION, SECRET : BT we er ee ae ee me ee ee _ SECRET SECRET 14-0000 MESSAGE: ‘FORN “Soo eres Zz ; TOVAL Copies: CC. NDNNNaen cave, ISTEWART D riz ao ours HAN" gis" [~seenes | P= ext: ko 1a0Ex aa ote: 25 May 1966 Oorite wes rite wo. ra 2. — pissea ay 2/3 PEA ——___. ¢ ____ So oo a DESTROY O reruan to — BRANCH Frou: DIRECTOR CONF: 4 ¥ (ORip copy hrot VA wile wyle 5 Ps A, ; a Ciicz _—_ ceuires *_yeteay ing c creat HS or EL rere rm nee ——— - eee aaa TOTEREN | OMEN aowene SECRET. — y 5 = y dl . | GU 28 ce prectorn 0744 vr a [— . a, — a PRIORITY MEXICO CITY oe ; “dT . oT . DYVOUR PBRUMEN LIRING _ et REF: A. MEXICO CITY 7422 (IN 23654)* -B, -MEKICO CITY 7234 (IN 10462) ¥« 5. CONCUR REF TRIP. EVEN IF TRIP NON- PRODUCTIVE, OP STILL MIGHT ° DEVELOP INTO LIRING PENETRATION VIA LIRING-4. IN THIS REGARD, ‘STATUS , oF LIRING-4 FATHER, WHO PRESUMABLY ‘CHINESE. PER PARA 4 REF R, IN PBRIME OF INTEREST IN VIEW STRINGENT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND BELIEVE ROWTON MIGHT PROFITABLY ATTEMPT ELICIT INFO THIS ASPECT CASE DURING - i eemenemmie nes Camimee te “WH Comment: * L-3/Rowton meeting re L-3 trip to Cuba. tina V “. WYLLIAM Y, ROE 5 Chief, WH Divi OT EEE SONATA SUSI SAR — . L-S DE EVELOPMENT. , : ae . : ot i ” : END OF . MESSAGE ; ; i ** Rowton contact and assessment of L-3 and L-4, Requested POA on. }. both. . : de fl. = memstahe op 4 (/ 3. KAUFMAN WH/1 -—wese t COORDINATING orr [ssenrr | aot AVIKENTICAT ICG DELEASING OFFICER Cat ladys ban whemarte Orricca [(ssceer | E | Secret | RET paaharkyer . deve Reason . “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRONIBITED. corr woe 1400000 wor: ves 0 vo os ‘ R _ “9 CLASSIvY YO FILE wo. . SSIFIED WESSAGE Stevan cories oe Aa w-MEF TO FILE WO. SECRET pice atol) rer. 15 seancw OJ .. cestroy Osi. - PERSON/UNOT NOTIFIED ADVANCE COPY : RID COPY O issa09 Cl arerree CDreses ' : THO 1 i ‘ FILE éluouw eler, cleie SECRET 2420402 CITE "EXICO CITY 7423 deh. “22008 wee eG, : DIRECTOR IFO JNVAVE ! KAPOK PBRUYEM LIRING : ’ : ; REF MEXICO 1422 (nD BE Se ) | FULL MAME SUSg 9FF IS CA?LOS JUBADC DELMAR. . vie RT (SEoRet a gEcRet SO, SUR EIEN tee enettca nie eae ceeteneonee meme: Minit oe OR RATRE EMEN OS CSIT A od ey 14-0000 tnoex: LJ ves Ly eo CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. rafesGl att. vo ema SECRET (~eee || "REPRODUCTION prowieiteo oesteoy Dsic. _ SERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED : pst ma : fe re | = ee Son : <ivanee Gor a DPovHve) Z FRRID COPY | Cyissccs CDacorses ptrsnee (hig eS pine AZ (sent to lay (PL ! a SECRET 2416552 CITE MEXICO CITY 7422 . PRIORITY DIRECTCR INFO JMWAVE : KAPOX PBRUSEN LIRINS 2s T122654 REF: NEXICO 7234 [ye PE 2) 1. WABDACE B. ROWTON HAD LUNCHEON MEETIUS LIRINE-3 22 MAY | WITH RESULT THAT LIRING-3 ENTHUSIASTICALLY URGING ROYTON LET HI¥ MAKE TRIP CUBA LEARN VEAT ITEMS CUSANS WANT SUY FROM VESTERN FIRMS, 2. LIRING-5 BELIEVES HE DEALING WITH INTERNATIONAL GREEK . BUSINESSMAN WITH EXTENSIVE CONTACTS WHO WANTS ECONOYIC RESEARCH — DONE ON CUBA FOR UNNAMED CLIENTS WISHING SELL TO CUSA, LIRINC-3 SAID HE HAD MANY HIGH LEVEL CONTACTS INSIDE CUSA DEVELOPED BEFORE . CASTRO TAKE- OVER. a | 3. BEST LIRING-3 FRIEND IS CFNU) RODRIGUEZ WHO HIGH IN MINISTRY FOREIGN AFFAIRS WHO MIGHT BE ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS, DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTES. WILL CHECK TO BE CERTAIN, LIRING-3 ALSO CLAINS PERSONAL FRIENDSHIP VITH RAUL ROA KURI AND EVEN Do FIDEL CASTRO.” . Ba 4. LIRING-3 KNOWS ROVTON ONLY AS NICOLAS HARRIS. YAS. as WY. . ASSIELED MESSAGE Ce roves comes fo ASXED NO CUESTICNS TO S2TTER ESTABLISH ROVTON BONA FIDES. “APPARENTLY ACCEPTS HI" WITHOUT QUESTION. DUE LIRING-2 CLOSE a ee ES RS aC SCY SAAD SE SSDS 14-0000 Fhe ER tart PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 7422 SECRET SeORET _ cOnTACTS VITH HIGH OFFICIALS RO¥TON TOLD FIM FIRST THING HE SHOULD DO IS FIND CUT WHAT THESE OFFICIALS PERSCMALLY NEED CH OUTSIDE. LIRING+3 ACKNOWLEDGED THIS PROBABLY SMART MOVE AS HE HAD BECOME SO!EVNAT DISILLUSIONED SEEING HIGM OFFICIALS GUYING | ALL TYPES WESTERN CCNVENIENCES AND PRODUCTS FOR SELVES. 5. LIRING-3 ¥AS ® BEEN OFFICIALY INVITED TO 25 JULY CELESRATION. Lot aes ROWTON TOLD LIRINS-2 TE APPEARED BE GOOD cHNDIDATE FOR ROWTON NEEDS SINCE HE PLACED PERSONAL ACQUAINTANCE AND CONFIDENCE IN THE SE MATTERS ABOVE PRACTICAL CR THEORETICAL KN CWLEDGE OF seep aD Sn Rand ECONOMICS. SUBd COMMENTED CUBANS HAD LEARNED Tard CeULE Bee oot BUY ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES DIRECTLY AND OPENLY ON WORLD MARKET HENCE WOULD WELCOME LIRING-3 ROLE AS INTERMEDIARY WHOM THEY cOouLD TRUST. ROVTON HINTED HE HAD CONTACTS IN MUNITIONS TRADE a IN ITALY AND GREECE AND WOULD SE INTERESTED CUSAN MILITARY REe QUIREMENTS. LIRING-3 SAID HE COULD HANDLE THIS ALSC THRGUSH Ot RODRIGUEZ WITH THE CUBAN GENERAL STAFF. 6. ‘At END OF LUNCH LIRING-S ASSURED ROWTCN HE COULD VISIT af CUBA FOR 12 DAYS OSTENSIBLY TO SEE WIFE'S FAMILY. HE ALSO oP ASSURED ROWTON HE WOULD NOT HAVE TO EXPLAIN TC ANYONE HIS RE . LATIONS WITH ROWTO". NEXT “WEETING SET FOR 25 MAY. Si Gach wc pay oe er 1400000 1, + L. ; meg PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 7422 SECRET SEGRET 4 ROWTON OBTAINED INFORMATION SUSUECT BORN MEXI CITY 1930, eee nc na LEE TT TT STUDIED ANTHROPOLGSY AND UNIVERSITY AND LIVED CUBA CONSIDERASLE LENGTH OF TIME. MARRIED WIFE THERE SIX YEARS AGO. . 8, REQUEST. AUTHORITY PERMIT ROVTON SEND LIRING-3 CUEA ON EXPLORATORY TRIP WHICH WILL ALLOW LIRING-3 RECONTACT OLD FRIENDS LEARN WHAT ITEMS ARE CRITICAL AND WILL BE FIRST STEP INVOLVING LIRING-3 IN CLANDESTINE OPERATION WITHROWTQN. IF, DESPITE HIS ASSURANCES THAT HE WILL NOT REVEGL NICK HARRIS TO CUBANS, HE IS TANHCEN ATVE NAME ETS CONTAC MEXICO CITY NOTHING IS LCST AS TERNATIONAL TRADE. IF TRIP MADE NOW IT COINCIDES WITH LIRING-3 SPRING VACATION FROM HIS ART TEACHING CLASSES, 7 _ 9, RECOGNIZE THIS QUICK JUMP INTO CPERATION WITHOUT FULL ‘INVESTIGATION OF SUBJ BUT BELIEVE IT GOOD OPPORTUNITY TIE LIRING-3 TO ROVTON IN WAY WILL LATER REVEAL ITSELF TO BE COMPROMISING, DO NOT BELIEVE LIRING-3 NEEDS BE FULLY CLEARED WITTING AND RECRUITED FOR THIS OPERATION. . 18. REQUEST PRIORITY REPLY. SECRET N —— BI . Qiao set a enette e 14-0000 ve tee ee ee ce a ene age nee nteny ne ae eee me Reps Ute Or eS 4 BXFOOT F2OM H¥M«.-29009, 12 May 1946 Para 29; "ROUTOY; poeitg asd Gree’, mace rapid progress in develaring the husband of a girl now working at the PERUFS! Cfonsulaste ty expressing interest in the young nants professional worb, The Subjeets are LIRING-3 and LIZIN34." . ; ‘ i i 14-00000 + . . . loa FPCCELS wS ACTION _ a FoR Rniacatienal Chief, kestern Hemisphere Division DCWH/C CAN su0ck AOOCRS Chief of Station, Mexico city rae Ty ae wesorum PBRUMEN /OPERATIONAL/ arlos JURADO and Miriam CHICHAY ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES. Action Required: FYI Reference : MEXI- 7234 1. As indicated in Reference, attached are the contact reports of Wallace B, ROWION resulting from his recent meetings with Subject individuals. 2. Similar contact déperts will continue to be farsarded. | to Headquarters as this operatinn develops. ranle PR Men : for Willard C. CURTIS a. ; , Attachnent: Contact report a/s h/w Distribution: - C/WHD w/att 1 - DCWH/C w/o att 4 - FILES . [cc wyo ad b ies . SN 2O[ -19326] — REFERENCE TO - DISPATCH SYWBCA AND NUMBER a _ HOMA- 28875" CLASSIFICATION. SECRET FFN # 12,328 gt 14-0000 aL JF /te arn i 25575 2 Nay, 1966 Subject: .. sallece B Ecuton Contact with Carlos dursda. ,; Ne At about. 1830 on 2 fey, 1966, Howton dropped inte the Salon de La Fisstica Mexicana in the hope of running into Subject so that he could renew contact more or less ¢ aauelly. 2. Fortunately as soon es he stenped into the door he found Subject engaged in conversation with the receptionist and another person (pro- ‘bably e Nexican eaploye of the Selon). when Sudject spotted howton he breke off his conversatics and moved away to ereet Rowton cordially. He said that ke had himself gust arrived at the Salon and was very ha. py to rum into iicvwten again. After a few brisf remarks, ke invited xovton to coffee in a nearby cals. iiowton accepted and they both left the Sa- Zon elulund Sor sue. Golegs . 3. Reaton remained with Subject in conversation over coffee for about 4&5 sinutes, Subject expressed grutification in having set Kowton and several times reassured ioston that he enjoyed conversing with him ree gerdless of whether he ssce an sale of his painting or not. Rowton re= ‘verted to the theme that he had a genuine interest in subject's: ‘fature and hoped in sone way to provide Subject with the means of becoxing ree latively independent so vzat he could travel and carry on his art work. freely. Royton added thet ne had given much thourht to the idea of using Subject to: belp him in bis econo-ie research, since this would justify Rowten's pubhtisg Subj ¢% on his ex;ense account. He then cueationed Sube ject on nis possible connections in Mexico, but Subject confessed that “he had only limited certacts thet srotably wo ld cot be useful to Rowton. Rowton then moved into the target question. He stnted ti.t nost of nis clients in -nglond, Frence and Greece were i:.terestec in Cuban require— nents and perhaps Subject was in a unique position to prepare a report on what tha Cuban econem? required at the moment. Subject responded with out hestitation thit he could do something on Cuba without too mutch .if- ‘fleulty. Le explained thot he knew official Cubars hn texico City, in- cluding those in’ the Cormercial idasion, and could travel into Cuba if “necessary. 4%, Roxton then. stressed tact he really did not necd too many statis tics” on tha Cuban econony. nor’ eontact with the Cubans but wanted somehow. to = justify helping Sudject. financially. He expleined that he could easily aasenble some data himself, but «anted subject to do Foner es eHeS 60 thst he would remain in the nes ge Ko.ton could consider Ais i oC i sy 14-00800 2s - . ea sort of stringer in rerorting of ‘aconcmic davelovrents.- sulfges reflied that he understodd ané did not see that such s task would be too difficult. Dd. Howton then eskea Subject hew he was coming in locating a now aprte ment/etudio. Gubject replied that he hed found a desir: ie place acer Chapultepec, and hoped to be able to nove scone iiowlon then conmented that he night have to ieave for Paris in the next few days and would be away for about two weeks on busicess. de stated that he ight de able to help 3ubject with the rent on hig studio provided it had e phone. Rowton explained that he was at present puying 350 pesos sontaly for secretarial service and cculd just as well pay oubj.ct sonething for taking telephone messages. subject replied that he would be glad to be of service to iiowton without conpensetion ( "mi casa es suya")on such a matter. , ; 6. iowton then turned the car-versation to subiantts wits ana Pandy, Subject revezlsd that his vile's saiden nane ( apellido) was the Chinese translation of “Flor de Durazno". He pronounced it in Chinese for xowtcn but Rowton made no attarpt to trenskliterete it aad at this point cannet recall the phonetie prenusciation. Subject added Shet Chi- chay is a Cuben corruption of the Cinese cives casee In reply to Rowe ton's direct query, Sudjéét stzied shat nis waZe's father mother is in Cuba tut her father is in New York, ne adced that her ther did not agree with the revolution and lefts but the-rest of the. e.fently renained. de alsc stated thet her soother has not 2s brothers and sisters. sSubdject added tha toward her father and in fact the father whites moe’ = ONCE wu WOekK oer ew York. wovbondid not press for un adress et the tire, feeling ae arerersemmrnenterc: Fn emer seeneny, i pele 3 be more discreet tte wait for én-orenicg at 4 suosequent scence Aon nen caret AEE EOE S: meetin- ( when he could Gliese that that ae wes plenning to stop over in: New eee om eee A I LT A A A ETL ON York). “F. noxton took the occasion of his alleged inpending departure to ask for subject's hoze address so that he cou!d write fros [email protected] sudjecg ‘Stated that since he wight move it would be better for io.ton to write _ to hin care of the Salon rather ticn to his present address, & tn leaving subject Ko ton promised to poss by the Salon again before he left so that he could say goodbye te Subject. ‘ wallace 3 xowten: er TEP Rt ER ER A OG ARE 0 “I st OEM SER ESTER 1400000 > 2 May, 1566 Subject: .“allace 3. fio.von Contact with Carlos Jurido. —~ : ; al 1. shen kowton arrived at the entrancs to the Bellas irtes Building at 1100 on 30 April,as planned, he found Subject waiting on the steps. subject creeted Rowton cordially and sus: ested that they take a taxi since the jinistry of Iducation building was ‘a little too far tu walk to. He then hailed « taxi end instructed the driver to take them to the Secretaria de ~ducution Publica on Calle Argentina. Cn arrival he escortec Rowton throuch the courteyerd of the iding and explained the murals of Lieco nivera. He commented that be felt the murals were su; erior to those at the Irado Hotel: aan Meee ” eos . : aml LULrnavyica Sauce vlecy Med wood Sack weaiisly o ad Sureesea the herdship u.der which Rivera hed workéd, which included sore physice] danger fron certain elecents opposed to his socialist ideas. Howton picked up this theme in relaticaship to cubject's own situation in an atieczt to elicit as much information as possible concerning - subject's financialstatus: and pcesition vis-2-vis the Hexdoan govern— mente’. 3. In the co.rse ¢ ccnversation Subject stzted that he had received A pe ES, EW MITE eA TO nm tne wx syncat ~™ +} TOVErDrs. - relatively dittle uncerstandins and sympathy nthy from the coverpment of: “ficials as a whole but < oie receive some sus ort from the Institut ~ ° NE te i rome a non - china hacicnal de Bellas Artes. “He €. ined that he was é able to earn e= Oe eS ress Pee Ag ETI ee CN ee, nough ucney Prom teacsing assirpneents to be relativels incepencent, nee came nD an ears Ae tae aera naire enn matt Mancrcmmerranta and not cézend on sales.of his picutres tres to: axe & Liying. In reply ° ‘a0 et nts” comment to the sifect ¢ that pe perha; 338 his wife could find sone enploynent to help jubject, the latter replied th.t his wife gOS ae eR SCR RS SOR a . could not work because of her status. He quickly sdded that ke pro-— ably would not find it : [0 procure weorkii.g papers for har, but he preferred not to do -s0 at least at the present time. 4, After completing bis tour of the Secretariat of cducation sui ldingy subject invited Kowton to view the murals of the Supreme Court Suil- ding o: fifo Suarez, which He, described as superior even to those of Diego Kivera, especially because of their open dafiance of official opinion, Cn the way Howton continued to put discreet questions con- cerning subject's persouul life. “Subject replied by revealing’ that 14-0000 em ee ee nel Ee added thst he wag yaying S50 g2898 Gently mentally rent rn en the artist with whom he was sharing the studio was a dil evieate who EF Poe “Bible in their. travels. '. that he hod to meet his wife and soue friend'a for lunch and left Rowe =~: . countrys - 2. ved. with nis wife and three-yearso1: child in a very ssall pn tat a see nn ON a apartment hear an Angel snd shared a stucio with another Eriat. eT he css= sidered very high for what he sas _potbing, es ales ez=aiaes that was zore interested in the atnospkere of toe Latin ‘uarter thn in art for its own sake. fe said he found ‘it éifficult to paint with guitars playing and cocktail. glasses clinzize in the -ackyround. Guba ject then stated that he was loosing for. a more suitable arranzemoat, perhaps in a condominio and preferably in the Tacubaya area. 5. In connection with his ovm future hopes, Subdect atated that he wanted very such to travel to cein as- much experience os possible so that his style could be crystalized. He commented that he could move easily to Cuba since his wife's fomily lived there and he enuld get along with the Cuban authcrities, but he felt ioxico was betver for him at the moment. de exctressed preference for Sweden, horth af- rica and Greece. in reply to xovton's queries, he stated that he 6ia not feei that: his ‘daughter would present a problem, since se’ could leave her-in the care of his or his wife's relatives. He aéced that she was currently attending a Jardin de Nikos in the mornings and doing very well despite her tender cgee Ge Gubgect commented also that he likedtravel so much thet he had joined the Mexican Navy to sce the world. Ye added thet he had been able to visit almost ell the petss of the east anc west coasts of hort: and Central America but had not succeeded in seeing surepe &S ne had hoped. Sizee Rowton vas posing as a Greek, Subject expressed great interest in visiting Athens and the Micdls cast, and at one point esxed howtos how much morey he would n:ed to live in Athens for a month eas al tourist,. Subject also stated thst both he and, his wife were anxious te learn english and rench so th.t they could absorb as much local culture as 7. After inviting xowton to coffee at a “pearby restaurant, sudsject stated - ton at about 1335 in front of tae Cathddral. jie promised to teiepione Zowton again go that they could get to: “othe before howt no tert the \ 4 . 5 . : ‘Wallace B howton 27 April, 1066 Subject: sallace 3B Seton Contact with Mr. vind. rs. Carlos Jurado, x Uta WT * : ; 1, Following a Station rae fect that Mrs. Chichay Jurado, who is exployed by the Cuban Joasulate’ ia Hextce City, - is the eaughter oF a Cuban residing 44 New York City, Zouvtcon . visited the Salon de la Plestica Kexieana, Calle Hevre fs where Carlos Jurado's pzintings were on exnivit. After severai une successful attempts to meet vurado by chance st the Salon, Rowton left his alies and telephcre answerin-: service number with the receptionist on WW igi ll, 13G5, aud esxed that vurado contact hin for a meeting. Cn 15 April Zowton egain visited the salon ( having received nO messege through | the answering service) and fortul.ately wet Jurado who had dropped in znt to pick up messages from the re- ceptionist. atc wi a oa explained that he was interested in Juredo's style, particularly for < sural ¢hzt cicht go well in a Kew York nisht club owed by a friend of his, Jurado was,of course, immediately interested and cormented thet he was ost anxious to visit New York to see thé Museums, In answer to movton's query, he stated that he did not have any relatives in New York and had never been outside Mexico. .Rowton invited Jurede and his wife to dinner the following evening so that they could ¢iscuss the proposed aural. (Rowton Planned, ig pressed, to use the "La Chansonette" night= club restaurant owned by his frkem Greek friend Rita Dinitra the prospective. ‘¢lient). 3. On 19 April at 1930 Rowton met Juraio at the Salon as planned. Fortunately Jurado had bro.ght his wife Chichay along aa Rowton had sugested. Rowtsa invited them to dinnor at the Restaurante & . 4 oy i | i 4 bbe enmene e 14-0000 . L ; Tt . . 1 _ "21 77" et Calle ‘ondres 2?» Neither hed eaten there previously and appeared delighted at tre opportunity to enjoy a good dinner. 4%. In the course of convorseticn, Jurado stated that his wife . cei’ Caivhay was born in Suba ond that they hed a threeeyear old Floyment ut the Consulate and “owton 2ig not feel it wise to ress too hard on thet subject, Sowten again asked whether Ju- rado had ary relctives in ties York in the event it nicht ba ad- viaable for him to travel there in cenizetion with the wural, but neither he nor his wife resvoreed in the affirmative, 3- Later in the evening, Jurado ond his wife strolled alans hue Calie Niza and Reforna to the Hotel Hilton with Rowton. This fave Rowteru an Opportunity to soind then out on politics with specific reference to Cuba. Rowton pretended to be of Greek Irish parentage and gore or less neutral in his own politicel ; ' views with respect to Cuba, Cuichay Jurado stated that she felt Cuba was doing well und thet the relovution was th oniy susxer career an en Rt tn ennae to the corr.;tion tret had existed previc ugly. Carlos Jurcdco eee ayn goe nose nantes a Since nee eereea, consenting thet the “Lorthamerican" positicn with regard PATI ata aetna RRR ee w usforta:. errss grt ‘ bd ES ortuat: ‘ly er: eous aud short—-sighiedse Hovi.n Saoan , Pieced much TF the bicne on tre forner Zatista regine but lamented the f-ct that in the meantize the Cuban people ware suffering frou the mistakes of the politictens, | _ 6. shile walking along xeforza, Carlos Jurado comaented that his . oy wife's father was Ch ninese out did not indicate where he was then . residing. hichay Jurado stated that She had learned ‘some Cantonese . a8 a ohiid, but did not consider herself proficient 4 in Chinese, ; : Ve. Before leaving hin for the evening, Carlos Jurado invited Rows 7 ton to visit some of the better aurals in Nexico City on Saturday y 23 April, and promisedd to telephone Rowtcn to set the tine and 14.90000 oo . ST Be Place of the meeting. Ze feforsed Sovten that be himself . could he contected on 4% 22 66, a telephone that was located near his studio in the vslonda Florida. He asked Kowtcn to’ obtain as soon as possible the seasuremects of the proposed mural and = photographs of of the owmer so thet he could make @ sample painting. - sallace 3 hovton a, cg . ' a 4 a i i : + ; * | : i | t t - "7 1 iP: oe I i ree ; | ‘ : . : ‘ f i 1400000 . oN : “ODE oY sO RETURN TO BEINCH . MESSAGE FORM Q Mme gio SWAL , ie bee TOTAL COPIEg: — RIAN KKK cX OG : W,F, Frederick [cerentr | LUNI. WH/1 O tnoex SECRET ext : 3654 (NO inoex D 66 O rive mcs Five No, DATE: 6 May ©! wextco CITY ‘From: DIRECTOR “cONF : a info: va, FILE [J] RID COPY of24 ¢ ox = ‘vo MEXT INFO CITE DIA &: REY: | MEXI 7234 (IN 10462)* p 28 A. NO TRACES HQS ON SUBJS REF, PLS CABLE BIO DATA 80O THAT POA CAN BE OBTAINED, 2, RUAIRA ARKTGWEN CRVOTNA CYRING@2 AND TLTRINGWd. ENB OF MESSAGE a i *ROWTON made contact with Carlos Jurado and Miriam ‘Ghichay de Juredo and wants POA and crypt. L pe oe ‘8 4 Fond a ,, i . illdre / : Le Lege nary ‘+ Jacob D. Esterlin . Zaufinan " aC/WHD Lot g . COORDINATING OFFICERS -- | Cane wo : SITHRNTICAT ecueanine orricey: . BECRET to orricer me . - - deilen™ won + Coe Wo, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE Is PROMIDITED, -~awaa 14-0000 Sa “OR STROY oO SIG. * awoexr Qhyes O io ‘CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. BREF TO FILE WO. - . cerne mig( wer. to erence . ; i REPRODUCT | Ut PROHIBITED sDeanNcEe COPY 0) tenueco Olhacortes CTrcees SECRET ¢58048Z. DIR I:FO WAVE CITE MEXI 7234 “KAPOX TYPIC | * ny 66 110762 1. WALLACE 2. ROWTON HAS MADE CONTACT WITH CARLOS JURADO, ARTIST HUSBAND OF MIRIAM CHICHAY CLERX IN CUBAN CONSULATE. ROWTCD ; HAS BECOME QUITE FRIENDLY WITH JURADG, HAS TAXEN HIM AND CHICHAY TO DINNER AND IN TURN JURADO ESCORTED ROWTON ON TOUR OF RIVERA MURALS IN MEXI CITY BUILDINGS. 2. ROWTON USING ALIAS HAS EXPLAINED SELF AS IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH . BUSINESS. WHERE: FIRST MEETING DEVELOPED FROM ROWION VISIT TO SALON . WHERE JURADO SHOWING HIS ?SINTINGS RELATIONSHIP HAS NOW SWUNG ARCUND ‘TO PLACE WHERE novTON INTERESTED GELERAL WELFARE OF JURADO AND VENTING. DO SORETHING FOr HIM IF GURADG CAN SUPPLY SOME SERVICE FOR WHICH - ROWTON COULD LOGICALLY AFFORD PAY KIM. JURADO IS SNAPPING AT THIS BAIT AND APPEARS GENUINELY LIKE ROWTON ASIDE FROM FACT ROVTON APPEARS | BE NON-ANERICAN BUSINESS™AN WITH MONEY. . . | Be IN LAST “MEET ING, ROWTON QUERIED JURADO ON HIS CONTACTS 1% 7: MEXICAN COMMER CE AND JURAEO SAID HE HAD NONE. ROWTON ASKED WHAT SORT CONTACTS HE HAD CUBA SINCE THAT SUBJECT OF INTEREST OT ALL AND SERADO FELL OVER SELF COUNTING WHAT HE COULD DO FOR ROWTON ON CUBAN SUBJECT. 7 stad es L Cay ky cee CRET 7 ont = PO NOT ay “4 S | Palen ecg Heads Pr Om ~s b et KS . OL + ha 14-0000 CRET PACE 9 MEXI 7234 SE C RET SAID,HE KNEW EVERYONE AT CUBAN EYBASSY MEKT AND COULD GO-TO CUBA “FOR” ~ ROUTON, : = A. ROWION SLOWED MATTERS DOWN BY SAYING HE HAD GO EUROPE FOR ABOUT THREE WEEKS BUT THAT THEY WOULD TALK MORE ABOUT IT UPON ' HIS RET URN. IN TURNIRG COVERSAT ION TO LEFT CUBA TO GET AWAY FROM REVOLUTION. FATHER WIFE, ROWTOW LEARNED SHE HAS. FATHER IN KEW YORK wid AND DAUGHTER ON GOOD TERMS AND HE WRITES HER EVERY WEEK. HIS NAME CHINESE FOR PEACH BLOSSOM AND CHICHAY 1S CUBAN. ATTEMPT. AT TRANSLIT- ERATION. JURADO SPOKE GHINESE MAME BUT- “ROWT ON UNABLE REMEMBER eee. gurewey. | ‘PHONETIC PRONUNCIATION AND COULD NOT ASK Fur Srele swe “MOT HER STILL IN CUBA WITH BROTHERS AND SISTERS.” o 5 .-LITAINT-2 HAS BEEN CULTIVATING SH: CHAY SEVERAL MONTHS. ‘saw | LETTER HER DESK ONE DAY IN CO F AND AS Po, SEER ee a ee YOR SHUN | -“SERNPS. CgiCHAY SAID -NO_JT FROM FER FAIS YORK. SHE UN- * SL CHAN SA TO nn ee ——-. ; RIERD OF JURADO ED IF BORE NEW CUBAN SALARIED AT CONSULATE. AND CURBELO, WHO REPORTED DEE F KAS 5S DELAYED “SENDING HER PHS TO CUBA FOR EMPLOYMENT | RECORDING LIENVOY, SON FOR DELAY NOT NOUN. SHE FREINOLY WITH. | 7 ets be eS OW SALARY SAS CURBELO But NOT WITH LIRING-1. GAVE CHICHAY MONEY TO TAKE CHILD om) portor. L-2 SYS JURADG HAS MANY t eernmnccoereceniceemenenanen ste (WoeY ONC : AND MAY HAVE SERVE® CUBAN 5Q OMMIE FRIENDS MEXT.. SPENT TIME IN CLEA ; SECRET 8 oo WHEN THEIR DAUGHTER SICK LITAINT = 2 carreras ee een meme ne cients ae meres memects erie nseee tn mararocamnomgcaninn en aera nen stat stad MILITARY SERVICE OR MILITIA, . oe nme WEXICO, IN JULY 62, AND MEMBER PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FSR THIRD LATIN omc IELTS LATS OAT era TLR ADO E MIR Tak CHICHAY DE AURADO EMPLOYED AT AT CUBAN EYGASSY ABOUT SIX eee PAGE 3 MEXI 7234 SECRET SECRET ower €. 314 TRACES: SHOW JURADO AS MEYBER_PAl PARTIDO POPULAR 5S! SOCTALISTA, "ee Ren at ORNS Bt Be inte -_ AMERICAR CONGRESS, ARTISTS AND WRITERS, HAVANA, JAN 62. WIFE . mt ro nt nani Ae LA STERN EN Ee conmechine ah en ine Sal gr ' Tacha, _ MONTES. 7. REQUEST POA JURADO AND CHICHAY FOR CONTACT AND ASSESSMENT. REQUEST COUPLE BE ASSIGNED PSEUDOS IN LIRING SERIES. —_—_— . 8. POUCHING ROWTON CONTACT REPORTS THIS SUBSECT. SECRET ” CFN 7234 WALLACE B. ROWITGN CARLOS JURADO NIF STAM CHICKAY CUBAN RIVERA CWA EUROPE NEW YORK CHINESE PEACH BLE 3soM CHINESE NOT. ASK my LITAINT-2 NO IT CURBELO LIENVOY NOT KNOWN NOT WITH LIRENG-1 © : -2 L-2 STA PART IDO PO PUL AR SOCTALTSTA MEXICO 61 HAVANA JAN 62 POA LIRING BT a jal lipo ae: Femat Pope see te Sap Po / Ks Ch Biren ~ sare NNNN _* ™ as - a ets oo tus 53.0467 ATE frye - Lia \ on sa Se _ Usca Ge WeY Me . , 7 eth ame sr Bove, oo in wes 7 : - : : 7 mon nee 14-0000 were ___Ghfef, 2 ero Chlof of Statien, NAYS iar of Staticn, Meteo Cit ator Station, San Sstve 1. 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104-10275-10176.pdf
[104-10275-10176 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | wo 2 August 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with AMBANG-1 1. I met with AMBANG-I on 27 July 1963 in Miami, The following is a resume of the business transacted at that meeting. a. Request for High Explosives AMBANG-! stated that in view of my outline of strategic targets inside Cuba during our last meeting which took place in Washington on 2] June 1963, he had decided to attempt a sabotage opera on against the Havana power plant. He informed me that he has a man employed in the power plant in Havana who is capable of launching this operation. In this connection AMBANG-] asked if we could make available twenty pounds of high explosives as well as six to cight thermite grenades. AMBANG-I asked if it were poscible to have the twenty pounds. - broken into smaller lots. In our further discussion of this subject, it became apparent that A-! would be willing to receive the materiel either in San Juan or inside Cuba, but that he definitely. preferred the latter if thia were possible, Like in méet other instances during i our conversation, I advised AMBANG-] that I would need to discuss this matter with my superiors but that I could tentatively assure . . him of our ability and willingness to furnish the high explosives in - : San Juan and possibly inside Cuba, At this point I asked AMBANG-1 if he could foresee the need for matericl of this type inside Cuba. I told him that I asked this question because if his group were prepared now or in the near future for meaningful sabotage action inside Cuba it was conceivable that we could begin the caching of needed materiel inside Cuba. AMBANG-1 assured me that they _ wae a 14-0000 arr POMONA ee Me were in a position to sabotage the electrical plant in Havana. (I did not ask, neither did he specify which plant.) He did not promise immediate action, adding that he wanted to assure himseli of the details of the planned operation and the safety-odds of the man involved. A-1 then indicated that he would certainly be ina position to accomplish this mission and others in the future and would be most grateful for any materiel we could put in place. I left the matter with him with the understanding that if it were possible we would proceed with caching the high explosives in the general area of Havana. He assured me of their capability to service and retrieve the cache.’ b. Request for Contact in Guantanamo AMBANG-1 asked me if it would be possible for us to arrange some means for Rogelio Cisneros to visit Guatanamo and talk to his brother who is an employee of the Naval Base and another agent of theirs likewise employed there. The reason A-l gave for the request was that they wished to inform Ramon Cisneros Diax of the JURE plans to begin the implementation of their plan of resistance and overthrow of the Castro Regime, I advised A-1 that whereas I would look into this matter as I could tentatively tell him that the chances of accomplishing this were remote, c, AMBANG-1 Political Plans AMBANG-1 informed me that he was planning at this time to be in New York on or about 10 August and that following this trip he intended te go to Santo Domingo and Caracas. In Santo Domingo he hoped to set up a small base for operations such as a ema)! house on a farm near the shore which could be used for boat travel to Cuba. Once he had made such arrangements he intended to talk to President Juan Bosch telling him of the plan and asking his acquiescence if not support, AMBANG-1 intends to tell Bosch that he will not embarrass him and wil! go about his business in a secure and professional manner adding that if-he should embarrass Bosch, the latter could disclaim him and A-1 would desist from any further activity there. So far as AMBANG-1's trip to Caracas is concerned, that. will be principally devoted to orienting the JURE representation 14-00000 er a eee pease s wenn in that city. In addition, AMBANG-] will attempt to see and talk to Venezuelan Government officials including President Betancourt, Some time after this trip AMBANG-I intends to visit Central America principally Costa Rica and if he can procure a visa, Mexico, The purpose of all his travel is the raising of funds, the general tightening of his organization and discussione necessary to coordinate their efforts. d. Isolation of Cuba, AMBANG-1 made it exceedingly clear that the lifeline to his assets inside Cuba had been severely restricted when PAA flights were suspended. Nothing could suit AMBANG-}! more than to have these flights resumed. AMBANG-I's obviously great interest in the resumption of these flights was the most eloquent statement yet of his belief that he has a network, or that he can revive a network within Cuba. At least at this stage of JURE operations, AMBANG-1 does not appear to consider the infiltration of manpower as necessary. AMBANC-!1 stated that the use of flights from Spain and Mexico to Cuba was difficult and costly whereas the Miami-Havana run had been most useful in maintaining contact within Cuba. It was AMBANG-I's opinion that the resumption of PAA flights would be an operational boom to JURE and that whereas he could see Castro making some politica] capital out of the flights, he believed that some appropriate statement such as "'there is no political significance but only a humanitarian and compassionate reason for the reestablishment of this link, '' would be sufficient to negate any political advantage by Castro. e. AMBANG-1 Phasing Out of his Employment ‘ AMBANG-1 gave me to believe that he is closing shop and giving up his position with the Corporacion de Renovacion Urbana y Viviendas where he is employed as an engineer in-charge of building pre-cast concrete houses. AMBANG-1 stated that during the past week Governor Munoz Marin gave final authority for the erection of a plant to produce these houses in Puerto Rica. AMBANG-1 is sad 14-0000 Ae re eve -4- torn with the thought of leaving this project which he believes will be most successful, and which would assure his livelhood, but he knows that he must devote himself to the fight against Castro, It ie obvious to me that AMBANG-] will within the next two months phase out of this employment to devote full time to the liberation of Cuba, {, A JURE Radio Link AMBANG-] asked me if I would be able to assiat him in the establishment of a San Juan-Caracas-Miami radio link. He explained that the JURE has spent a great deal of money on telephonic communications between these points and were most anxious to set up a means of radio communication in order to economize. I guess that AMBANG-! could tell from my reaction that I was not too sympathetic to his request for he withdrew it almost as soon as he had made it. He went on to say that this was a problem which they could overcome and I presume that he will seek to establish such radio communications without our assistance, g. Aerial Maps of Cuba AMBANG-1! informed me that the JURE membership had brought out of Cuba an entire series of maps showing key roads, bridges, industrial plants, et al, which they had copied by the Aero Service Corporation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. AMBANG-1 stated that they had received most of these photos from the Aero Service Corporation but that the 101 were still missing. He gave me the numbers of those missing and asked if we could procure them, Ihave since informed. AMBANG-1 that it would perhaps be best it he could, or his organization, do this instead but that we would pay the travel of one of his men, should this prove necessary. - Attached, hereto, is a copy of the missing photos in question. h, JURE Organization and Strength AMBANG-] informed me that the membership of the JURE in San Juan was now at about 500 members and that each of these individuals makes a weekly contributionto the organization, 14-0000 “Ty -$. In addition there are large JURE organizations in Caracas, Veneeucla and Dallas, Texas. There are according to AMBANG-1 a total : of thirty delegations in Latin America, the U.S.A. and Europe. He cited as an example the delegation in San Francisco which had recently purchased a typewriter through the collection of green etampa. He added that Rogelio Cisneros had travelled to San Francisco some time ago to communicate with that group and to tighten its organizational activities, i, AIMABANG-1 Asks About ARTIME and the Activities in Central America AMBANG-! raised the question of Manuel ARTIME's activities in Central America and particularly in Nicaragua. He stated that any association with Somoza would not help in creating the mistique and political coloration necessary to inspire revolution and resistance from the non-Communists clements in Cuba. Whereas, I had expected AMBANG-! to go into a long harangue ae to the positive damage that ARTIME's actions with Somoza could cause, he left the matter at about this point. J agreed that the Somozas did not have a liberal political reputation throughout Latin America, but added that whatever Cubans caild do from that or any vantage point against Communism in Cuba would in my estimation be helpful, -- while Iam sure AMBANG-1 did not agree with me, he did not say 60. In respect to ARTIME and Miro Cardona, whose name entered into the conversation later, AMBANG-] took a fairly objective view. He stated that Miro had arrived in San Juan and that he wished him the beat as he figured he had suffered enough. Insofar as ARTIME was concerned J gathered that AMBANG-, might feel that the associ- ation with Somoza would not do ARTIME any good in a post-Castro Cuba. Ae AMBANG-1 is convinced that a government after Castro must be of a progressive liberal stripe, ARTIME was not doing himself any good by identifying himself with the Sornozas. j. A List of Cuban Diplomats As AMBANG-] had asked for a list of Cuban Diplo- mats abroad while we were in Paris, ] advised him that such a list had been prepared and we would make it available to him, In this connection he asked if we could include the addresses of each of the Cuban installations. Speaking of diplomats, AM BANG-] wanted to 14-0000 know if Ambassador Gustavo Arcos had returned from Prague. l informed him that I did not knew. AMBANG-1 was most interested to learn that Franqui's wife and children had actually come out of Cuba, and indicated that he would intensify his efforts to maintain contact with Cuban Diplomat Cabrera Infante in Brueegels as a means toward the eventual recruitment of Franqui. k. AMBANG-1 Relation with Jorge Volsky In conjunction with questions tegarding propaganda sent to Cuba, and the JURE‘s general plans in this field, I asked A-! about his relation with Jorge Volsky. <A-1 stated that he con- sidered Volsky to be an extremely able, serious newspaperman. He added that whereas he saw Volsky frequently on hia trips to Miami, the latter did not work for him. A-I atated that Volsky's work was a full-time job which left him little time to do anything else, A-] stated that JURE propaganda was produced by a twelve - man board. A+] added that the JURE expected to shortly introduce a statement on its position into Cuba, 1, AMBANG-1 Aska about Two Man Underwater Craft A-l asked if 1 knew anything about a two man type craft which travels through the water. I presume A-1 was talking about the "sca-sled." I advised him that I knew little about thig | type craft, but in my opinion ite usefulness for the type activity he had in mind was limited. AMBANG-1 would use this craft for. the final phage of an infiltration effort. A-] stated that this craft was being used at the hotel beaches in San Juan as a type of sporting activity. I will advise him that he could pursue this matter himeelf ae all knowledge on this subject is publicly available, m, AMBANG-I Trained in(Simple Storch System) A WAVE technician, Culver Ladd Culver Ladg 1, Calver Ladd, under the name of Mr, Lane trained A-] to use a(simple scorch systémjof S/W. A-1 tr 14-00000 -7T- was given some eighty pills with which he will be able to make the "ink" used in this system of S/W. A-] was pleased with the eyaters, elyeciamy ste eamipiicity, He wil: use tae systeia to communicate with his chie{ delegate in Paris and undoubtedly other personas in Cuba as well as in the other JURE delegations, — an, AMBANG-1 is Writing an Articie for Cuadernos At the request of German Arcienegas, the famed Colombian intellectual, A-l is preparing an article which is to be published in Cuadernos, The article will dea! with the problems facing Latin America and how they can be resolved. A-1 will be in select company as Arcienegas has asked a number of prominent Latin American intellectuals for their views. oe. Communication Between AMBANG-1 and Case Officer AMBANG-I gave me the following addresees at which he can be reached: Corporacion de Renovacicn Urbana y Viviendas PARADA 3} Ponce de Leon, Hato Rey ; Puerto Rico Telephone No. 723-1671 (NOTE: This is not AMBANG's office or home, but that of a friend who is always able to reach A-1, } Also: Mr. Jaime Mitrani 1260 W. 6) Place Hialeah, Florida AMBANG-1! was given the following means of contacting me: Mr, Alfred Fernandez P.O. Box 104, Main Post Office Washington, D. C. Telephone No. 737-8294 AMBANG-1! wili use the name "Tony" as a signature in mail cl to me, 14-0000 2. General Observations I beleive AMBANG-1 is planning to return to Cuba. He indicated that he would give the matter serious thought to even go in, disguised, as a legal traveller if that road were ; generally open, i.e,, if rather large numbers of travellera were going in via PAA flights. This line seemed a bit out of character for A-], for it seemes unrealistic and somewhat remindful of Macaulay's references to the state of mind that exiles develop. I also detected what we consider to be a somewhat unrealistic appraisal of the Cuban Situation in A-1's estimate that Castro has coneidecrably less than 40% of the Cuban people with him, A-1l may be Josing more than a little touch with Cuban reality. A-] remaing convinced that he is on the right track in working for the eventual overthrow of Castro, He is convinced, however, that two to three years is all the time left for actually destroying the Castro regime, believing that there will be a favorable turn in the Cuban economic situation by late 1965. A-] is likewise convinced that Castro cannot add to the improvement of Cuba, to the contrary that so long as the principal decisions are made by Castro, the genera] trend will be confusion arising from a failure to concentrate on specific problema until they are corrected, AMBANG-1 is likewise convinced that the JURE is building a political group and general outlook which will have an impact on Cuba for many yeare to come. He is especially concerned with the need to carefully consider cach position of his grow in order to create the lasting impression that JURE knows where it is going and that its leadership is composed of men who know how to "run" a country without the false starts, confusion and chaos identified with the Castro regime. AMBANG-1 is Nkewise greatly concerned with the neceasity of not creating an impression inside Cuba that the JURE will return to mete out "Justice," It is essential, A-1 states, to convince the general populace that the overthrow of Castro will not result ina bloodbath, rather that the sole aim js to save the revolution that has been betrayed, He is anxious that the people inaide Cuba see oes 14-0000 wea os the JURE as a responsible, intelligent and dispassionate group which is capable of bringing to Cuba all that the revolution promised. Alfonso Rodrigues SAS/SO ‘Distribution: 1- C/SAS 1 - SAS/Bolten; Heckeher;(Amori? 1 - Chrono 1 - RAY File CO Sh a wee eee ee
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SECRET : “ . : . teenie an, 14-0000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Doputy ‘Dircctor for-Plans’ e s ‘THROUGH - . ‘tor of Personnel ur,” ThO.F ro depart. ‘| Chief, Far’ fas Tt ate Deputy y: rector ior Plans - | SECrET} &: BO pe tet ‘William. B. piglson 14-00000 ‘ 9 tara promase wy ; : OAT | FOX, UeRO J MASUST OF FIESOR@RL ACTION sL PACE ‘ apne tad LEPC ee es] 14-0000 oes — . 7 Coe a : Lo : (3 how Biting tes . . : = a kan eae greg JH ues piven. cero aad 14-0000 . Le oe wae ee . . + foate rreranty, . _ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION: . Rd loafer = 14 April.1969 mms r SeCET agian) - . . . - . mG ia Bey a 14-0000 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION. 2 Mad Chast brite Mable t Oat rerzacro 11 Apral 1969 ON MNRAS OF IgE ao a 0° ir z i 742 OF attiuns % DSW IAM ee aa REN rt EEF, ites sear - SECRET £0 bee Peted fet Vy nde | fasta? oe ok OF aT oe OH Fre pute | REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION . : ee eee Se ees ae —_ age nears fo onm ae pe ata to Pata coe frie Pp a Cees Sen Tea amegan 14-00000 “for arcmstion wee in. 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ALD = Soe of “Nesica bY D/Pers dated 2 oy.) — eet Fibers etehon weet SECRET a a Ate ms aad ated tar, te ae SERED 7 : Tne ~ REQUEST FOR PEASONNEL. ACTION = | 43 fovenber 1958 st aE RENAN TT vice APPROWIRG Ot EVRERER -REONACTON. CALL E545 Toate si ithe - =~ oe dy : ao oa : tan Cote ft. ‘ 7 idf-/O°8Y maaan AM . . Sy 2 \ lee, \ nan 7 re foar retrantd . _ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION _ Sp DT Seoptotiber 1964 ck ond § \_-hours annual, leave to be: transferred to the Dept of atate , STIS: Married 8 SECRET 14.0000 op gant _ Le hen fll bn . “REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL “AGT ION ; f eee [2 saan V Tawa brres nile) “FOX, JEnOME: - xa 132 wa Miwa wie f . ; SECRET 14-0000 “Ml pp a baig “teu. aspects, bigs, ae t i. 3 i 3 ey rendar 14-0000 SECRET © CBhen. Filled tn) Gare saceaary 9 MARCH 1963. REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION '."sresae mueoto | 4. samt (hat. Pitet-widatey | : + O17g Te * “| ¥ 3. natin ow Pimponete Action . aos a be APPOQTED tar roan 1152. 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Mm . / SECRET. ? phe [eats 2 t aT ® : bo ceeries - painae rows PON ate eee aati i apa aD REE ON gener ae rae wee eo, pir AA Bear ORGY eh at Ms. 14-0000 yoo . . . oe . oe : : : : : : ee temad tae 14-0000 14-0000 . . ‘ , : : ere Mens: eR 14enf000 1 . . . . . : . : pote e Q ed . ; ; ae y - . ; a . 5 a i - Seam “Cay tite shee nee mee eae ae me ee ne ee ee ee {Vohon Failed dn): ~ | NOMNICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION: ai c I. no : ‘ t é E i : ; 44-0000 ou. New “SALARY. att ae : a Excess. Loe mo ar ae ‘PAY. STATUS AT EHD" OF ta - END.OR WATT: 3. a ayy TED. bY. 1 cenrisy thay He: voen” oF an ACCEP TAREE “ever Stowsvuae gs” Aas r or THe Auove NAMED enpL OEE ts oF P COMPETENCES. Ss HO, a nate. 14.00000 : oor . . 7 | SECRET <.-- ? . (Whea Filled in): -- saan | SUCHET 14-0000 (Whea Fillod Ia) ” pra om Co . : OCF oo NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ace | de, Regt. : et . pet MeCN REO) i, - ti, Seraeation | aA pate eee Pitted fal 1 IT THe Prov Ce PUBLIC Lan 2 aN N Agee DANSE WITH THE Proves 3s fay Ie. Ar : . : bers R asin Daves 4 ANSUST.. Tao ’ SALARY 1s ao dsted? a8 FoltBis, : SAFECTIVS - 14 9 ToEEs W96e we . on ran Lith STATUS ar #10. oF Bar tHi CLBCKS INP pats - AubirED BY. eke : a. A) a) . : we! & Beeler nents en foo Asn. Bes “ant. PAY CHANGE nota bn oY - nae < - fae : Wee tenn - vot HE tan 14-0000 — oe "SECRET . oe - . PSCs: 17 MARCH 1961 (When Pitted’ In) tor: «3 NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION — Lo skaay wumeta - f- Pr: eee 14-0000 81 EMMETT py ECHOLS. | DTRECT AR. of -PER SONNE. 14-0000 . RE SENT ASSIGNMENT + ef aS eer Ban go Fe ro) se. 14-0000) : : . : moe . : "OULD SALARY: OaLany - a . sr9 g . yaw pelt ~ ae SD.” OLD Sunt “NEW SLAT DATE . 7 (M7974 FAY JEROME * IR. 9925.01. | 923 aanaysg Poy ee 10000 > GeneRaL scHeouLE SALARY INCREASE etioacrivety EFFECTIVE 120 vatiuaRiy 1989 suTnonizeo BY Pe be 85 - 462 AND OCI * - - 2 : fe 4 4 * — ial Ly oe cea FL —- 14-00000 PRESENT ASSIGNMENT: © cos aR. Location OF Giticial Station Ue A stener 4° cae 7 er ) co eS Tane78 IN STEMTIAT | —— = Eacd Sr" FH y ve SOE Rr Saeco teeny oor bBo aoe gan’ 5 _ ken eo) eae Se sretrrseee PORIOAB- iE ROTC, iemneaion ° 14.90000 tate r] 7 . - os vs ot _ oO. a, Cd. . ener win CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Pel. 27 Bay 1955 - SRP 0h NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL: ACTION —s foro, por. . . eartesgs ‘aeeeaaiadl as . : | 7 - “a “PEASONMEL eo.ora copy oo ete we SES 4 = - ~ on \ i? 14.90000 StanoakD Pome sy 19 panty, ao; ‘ _ y. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 14.00000 _ CLASSIFICATION Sp pines nerorr NCES, AND i$ sffaCnia 10 Ts #eroat, Mace ft aLQUIREO, PLA’ “Ine BOK, 1D WHIM OH WO Coase “‘Perciere ou AERA ORO 8 EE a RETIN CNET oF ep hE iw er, pemteny eFte ety Bt: het a Sc SECTION Do rary “y i t pain, has led. hii : ‘ , cision on his application is ‘pen Ing. of fag bt shich req ‘ heswiirewaia i. sUNOcH ay'ou : i 7 oe . : “FORPICIAL TiTL 2 OF o4 aT ra 7 ~ we 3 . Chick C, Cathey SG7G | PGIAL ora porfortiancé ‘evatuatl on unde? “the: i in iqué Eondi tions which lo abtabned, throughout this yerted, yy Arte : . s oe SORGGe Bars geba seen tee a auras “ qe jyt-——! * Pre sn te @ Semen e ag i Fk ——————_—_—__-—" - JmST EL IRN MA ea a S : . .w Beep? EE “ Gehsorec a icing 7 oR ~ oe 7 . wd ff _. ee — T . A A walier, } ue . Cs pogtan si Ty. “Anne ‘On: 20° ‘August: 1974. the- Dir approved: award of the Meritor Stati in. recognition of the loye he an. os ‘oe os 28 August 1974 ctor ‘of ‘Central - intelligence. {ous Unit Citation to the Manila outstanding performance ft ri 1971. ¢ 1 Brookner, Janine Me ° Ra aymorid GC.” da ‘Suzanne Ka . Shields; Charles A. Ticulka, Vincent R. ‘Newhouse, Lawrence L. lene Roderick. 1, Mary Me. _. Clark Op Me eilly, Beats Sharon Cy. Thoias ferry. ¢ ee Recorder = ‘Henor and. Ad Awards Board nee ce eS (2. ow t ee | sECREN = 14-0000 rn: * CONFIDENTIAL “ Be NOTE: Supervisor or Ravinwing Olficial may aniga a | higher clossification if CONFIDENTIAL is not odovere for the report when completed, FITNESS REPORT ad an Sr it, ~ ° Tesix [a Gaavele 30” ; ani)” : M | GS-18. i ° nS Feng aa OF As ’ . “oecinie OUTY NO. : - Spot. develop, assess and recruit penotration agents in the ; i Philippine Liatson ‘services. oe an | Spot:, develop, assess j sction and: internation tighten, ‘oper. ; Security, increase . ngthen age t wotiv at pent. 3, cive wpeaqult rere er rene no ane MANCE Ih TW. ra RRENT POSITION, > eth ot BDIEre nse 9 ape a8 yh BMivewes bes een tebe yo BL sureesd nats Hi bakate G4 toe Rye relant Sard oe 9 nrrevet aren Gig shee On sapterse teres Be ones. Dae ver: apes tng. te ia aenest- bad eye H peer ama ran, parsraed Gartetoy deity Belge ‘perga ee Be TH ASN SL GONDENTIA 14-0000 CONFIDENTIAL.» pective these fetetionsbic ty-a-erall performance. Store * : ton tareaga fon... .,@ competence. it required for S eeeront paieition, Amplity a ‘ion B to provide bes Losis for deternining lutyre peneanel action. Manner of performance of Boragqeriat oF tepesrieary duties ond COW Chaveaviaans in the vse at personnal, tyne, savipment ‘ond lunds, met be commented on, if applicable, HY eotia sae le seeded fo tomplete Section « work 9 tsyorate sheet of poper. Station narcotics | referent, Subject h } i callertécn- capability. _ ro made him an MeL on arty affairs has peeeesn canon of - knowledge on. Narcotics. matters. ani ion: oncerned: with ‘addict ‘recruitéd ‘as intelligénce sources. One; the: estranged - -wife at one time was ‘engaged in international employed unwittingly, t ; - Subject’ : J} of a narcotics wholesa. er who, - oF THIS REPOR mplered ‘his . ‘ his record of hgood™ schivveme nese but when they: four years at the. i rent one. will ded up. and ort of what feasured ay believe was he : capable. : f predic ; And : : he nromise-that. he showeg during. the curly part of his tour Never featly. materials ile. ca aad | ; dees work hard ae his nment, but he! is’ unable ta ap; thon his times Ae oak alyzecan oper onal sittition well, “but cannot press the on aly sis lucidiy in owriting without a great: deal ef effort ‘and re-eawsrciting It should be dioted that duriigea: Te ee ae Vina Tie Babee ark” 1 “Visen 68 Pain teo WN : ; “7S/ Grorge’ the Subject fairnvss to hare of this i teaber 1973 CONFIDENTIAL ligence groups in- » lively and. time. th é ‘ of ‘the profusion of ‘vari sus. ‘country, “PBRAMPART and related busines Consuming activit h f ere many ins a wide ‘variety ” detached | ‘that a degree of staleness is ind ‘four years, h “been too long. a tour. C “at. OF e e time, continues = Lime, this—has--beéen- ect of - a5 of his inability Fron expends ‘aii unfortunate , Clarity and ene is: considerable. i vat correspond “under a. . COND] DENTIAL Reviewing Comments - ; ; cE (Continued)... «CONFIDENTIAL, een Tie) ree elt _-cale h both heal ©. that’ diverted hin from: the work at hand calendar. year whe: was plagued: 1 t almost seven cons: “subject has’ Spen adr in. the field..." Ir "at: Has. and assessment | these of ,Subject.'s. perfo. - re 3. Subject CONEIDENTIAL to ; t iy my f14-00000 CMPLOVER SeaiAl muMRER rt aie ‘agocifte urigs port in which emp! parlorma’ ‘EACH apecific “duty, Considcr + jwwith supervisory tospon bilitles MUST bo, sated: ‘en ah ie Shit ton . cw wer pracinie bury No 1 " _ RATING oe YO 7 zoe . 5 or ane erene stented - erie . _— oo WATING z 7 toe LETTER 't:, develop; assess aiid‘re ccruit penetration agents in the | : Philippine: ‘Maison se ervices, - ; P Breer ic BUTE NO, « = BayiNy 1 Spot, develop, assess. and. Foeruit’ agents to ‘obtain. intel lige . Exon. the de i aking “disrly- the M Oks.t's) “and = Ceury No | . f re ‘on-goitig cases: P. oduction ity, inerea: se. af tions, handle ad hoc” Ope Caurr as. 4 . are reports, correspondence ad other manngenent/ > ministrative requirements, : So Yoke late Qe oun? averyihing ubout the empld eo which tail ubaces formanso- ct apecibecs detiea, Productivity, conduct on | Pocticulas t oe tal “Baved.on yout -havel Hpltecs ie te ry the tating ben | cers, apording to the » fae 43 _ POSNER ea -saroNe. Se aS 414-0000 i be SECRET vOtes Bo dtete Tet NARRATIVE COMME NTS. a . weokne sion demonstrated | “ current oo tition Keeping § in proper perapective their reletion wap cy tor improvement ol work pevtermente. Give tecemmendutions for’ ‘tralaing, Coement. lain ratings given in Section I} ta provide. i] oF reese vtios und os HE cara space is needed ta eo SECTION C “‘Pndicate significant overull perlormane oa foteign longuage comp bois for determining future In the use of personnel 988, Section & attoc 0 eepurute Sel «gabe . a ink r growin; ational: ‘eonceri for worldwide narcotied. co ; : on ‘rewllocated personnel, “resources and in erate ‘to learn the nature of the Philippiné role through this re porting illicit tivity. . Subject ‘was’ assigned, half : | period, as. Station ‘referent with as his primary | respon ibility the — coordination. of all_of our efforts in the narcotics fields | One, other. gned. full t me to assist him. fterally fron: scratch, by surveying che ases to. learn what on-going activity. ious: civilian and officer has. been, as “Subject began;: starting 1 entire mission and the military. b { ‘support, ar ‘angements: jLthis period, moved the to: Manita., expanding. er - . “(conetnaed) : : SECTION D forte 24 November | ‘1972. i "Jeroun Fox _. : “BY. SUPERVISOR. | To Ty NESORT WAR ROT BAG ANUAN TO enrUavee, “OevG EXPLANATION UNDEH MY SUPERY ison “POF aICIAL TITLE OF USER VISOR aan TrreD CH PRINTED NAME AND SIWNA TUR ‘tor of Station ia fay. ‘Thomas A. OATe “Donohue 24 November 1972. I. . z [eOGa NTS GH RENIEGING OFFICIAL us ; There ts ne aes Lon, in ay mind that Subject. has. abil he Tacks. is the ; Ca ; ; and hi $ Wot What “The” result a in: thie past | aa amy dpinioh, . fag a small or medium to handté> * ght to sbbject"s ‘od anizes, ‘it, bit ily. This. Limits - Ai peen unable use fulne r mustcbe A - overcome - AL. 3ized: ‘Station “where pertors an of f3 competently a number of dispardte astters. simultaneously -His , . ’ written work continues to falt shert of the tevel, ane should be able It is 0.0 pect from an officer ot his grade and experience “Peveee OR FBNTED ARR ANOS continued) tO ‘ Tue Pea mre oe as Nae VP SCM bate ! i ' t 4 Chint of sition ssf George To Kalaris 94 Noyembor 1072 STS emcrewcsrctapaurame seers SPOR eter Bertoni Heri . ive: atoAa. fal BCT STP WG HENNE ES IR TER SEDER PR POLAT ELA PE NTE AGRE AS SSOP TEES LL ai TOT RET 14-00000, Poesy vitae tena, came 7 R an SECRET SECTION Cc - Narfative Comments (continued) their-novd .for:our. suppor. that. eluded diagnosis for reeuper rative | 1 jod- k pt him out. of dctio an ‘for. a “tengthy ‘period. Close. on- its ecls, this. was. compounded by a freak bone ‘break in his hand: that réqui red surgery and. oncé eain kept him off, the red | in. “this fitness” report, ‘Subj ct was. - fo . ‘active. Vist.’ i woes Bae -aheud his concent trated efforts: aga na “2° Saby ect is a good” age he has the ability to ask the right, questions. “to extract: the Aaxinum’ information, from: “his, SoU He : has a Breat deal of energy ‘and he » curiously LL se win ali ‘directio d previ jausiy, his knowiedge of ‘the’ “Communist | “and personnel -is. impressive and. until he relinquished | minbst Party referent, be was a hetptul focal - en officers. with party assets. In the months. Bt the narcotics target should ca “AS. haa been” Party ‘activities his’ rode as. the point for other bear fruit. SHEE ~f- fp ee 14-0000 SECRET sof Reviewing ofricial (eontinued) tJ ould ‘rate him in. the: overall iit from: him, bu : . 4: 3 on Tocal. party matte of the party. Subject's work comes to m y attention on the average. of five to six: the we 1400000 i SECRET _ _ aa ithen Fitted tay FITHESS REPORT | pee GENERAL a. DATE GP, meen, Lo SER 9 Oct. 1724. me 4 (Last) S (Fivets . “Tater 8. Weection 8 U-Unatinfostory : referent for comuntat matters: ane “|. 8. . ™ Bo ~ ee A TING. : . . Pas KIER | eiop, ssge00 and resralt penatration agents ba the. Philippine : . . a BPRCIFIG BUTE NOD ee = ad a ae Ts wee eee gente to obtain bateld Ligence from the | ~~") Bpot, develop, “aaseas and recrutt ag , . dedi pton-naking leval. of. Fase eniainiot py abarly. the Maoists) did pAnagenen e, and elas _ Prepare reporta, , correspantetice ti * Toko into sccount ythis 4 formance cf apacific duties, praduct? purticutar limdcriana cr tclonte, Uared da 7000 be itu jot of wieplaya' ’ | place the sia the rating boa coreg egerding 2 the statement which meat ae particend eat ” parluemance during auriely ratloers hia lowe) of gotlesmonse-$ PP wy 1 * , on cgrourievanvousveneee SECRET ; . 14-0000 7 . Lo . . ‘, a : . Steet : ~ oo ot . no - ’ i . _ : . : ‘SECRET an : Set a . a . Tote _ Cte End tet ERD . eee : [section THV.E COMMENTS. Finah Sechon C ort SECTION D REPORT. Be —_ : rrr i ok "roadie in| —fs/lerans. : - ee co ; __BY-SUPERVISOR MON TH COVER "aS OREN ir Tea REPORT bas NOT (Be en. ‘Siown To EMPLOYER, OVE FRPLAMATION . . _ _ So UNDER MY SUPERVISION | _ ee ——--—- — + — Treo 34 on: aM AND SlaNATURS. | ! __| /s/ George Kalerte _ . Fox is an, overall, . oe an : . uncertain, .Nohethete: 7 Pia a responsible and dedica ed employe a potential for further advancement,’ he should: be. . & bilities to evaluate his talenta in'this area, POrPICAN Tithe OF BE via LWCPEYPNM 14-0000 SECRET = 8 fRhen Kelle fap oe EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMDER | _ . FITNESS REPORT ; 017974 “FSECTION A - _-: ae CENERAL ; ae ; (Fire) tMibdte) 2. OATE OF BIRTH. Jerome ig Posh 28 OINTMENT - on SPECIFIC Gure ND. — - RATIO | : Spot,, develop, assess, and: recruit: agents to obtain. intelligence LETTER: ‘from the decision-making level ‘of the communist parties (particutay ly . the Maoists) and their main front organizations, ©. P . _ ee UT Yr feG, 8 ii meuaes - aes ; wating > ee eee PH going cases: tighten” operational séc ity, increase. werren |: production, strengthen agent motivations ;, handl : top, assess,. and, recruit penetration agents in | the: - Philippine Liaisou services. . . ; Prépare reports, corfesponience,. and other fianagesient/a 1 Tequifements. Prepare media-placement' ” wer sbing ebect Iysecme ads Sotredy Srodueks on, “gerguet om gab, tsoperurieetis 1. pastinens per gratdicudam Joma aeers vatanny, Goned on pind hAawiadge of ompiopaa's c-orsil seetiens piers ths letter in thy soring bee Corroapending te.tig etatanenr which moat atewsaialy ratio rete AY sencusta teen d vesvest SECRET 14-0000 SECRET : : ‘ : : COben Balled tat SECTION ¢ c : ; Lo NARRATIVE € COMMENTS | ry demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspactive their relation ship to overall pevicrmence. Srote suggestions je for BENG eo oP orb Borlpgrs Give recommendations fos training. ‘Comment on foreign language competence,. for current, re n Amplify or éxplain rorings. given in Section B tt ‘provide best .besvs for determin ing, forte personnel oction. _Monner of p rhorménce. 6! mandgerial of tupervisory duties ond cont consciousness 1948, Suinmes ond “hyn da, eve mutt be, NaS ad oad apphieatl le. “iF eatro spoce is ageded” ta ¢ The Fitness Report of A 20 A (-29,ft Trica: continues generally. to. apply ‘during. this- rating. period of seven “months. Subject was on ome leave for about one month duringighiguPerio’. ° ; . Subject “continued: to handle until his home ‘leave in. Nay 1971, two. i: aking level of the. Mos é been turned. over .to, hued. to handle the Muslin. ‘agent. Sfor munis mover Also; Subject..co “yecruited during the previous period but the Agent's performance has been marginal. In July 1971, Subject recruited a former Philippine eran tions | intelligence officer,who.was ¢ nnected with the two a ~The», ur: of this ruitment:was to ine cnainly” in th : ‘another | 1 CERTIFY. THaTt HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, _B. AND: © Os. THiS, REPORT wate: [sauatune oF EMP EMPLOYER - 3) July 97h 4/8. Jorone Fox pone. Fox Ka ~_._ _BY SUPERVISOR 1F THIS REPGRT MAS-NOT aees Inder To EvPLares, Give Ea PLAN ATION ee WGNthe EMPLOET MAS SEEM - feapabte of. an even bette Tso ensily distracted | pursuiag ‘obscure historical pol fot Communist operations UNOKA Me iy PEAS: OM TT ASR RICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR i yey ~~ -_ alle Jer perhorhiance anise. higse BELO - perk Bn. - wemixed blessing, ho port, if he could only 6 commun isa in the PREM p Filipina COMMUNI SES. Th aS that occasion: BeBe a have eaken hiA out tv as the "referent! relevant, co the conduct of operat tehind hedute din meeting leviod 6 August yn7) 7 _oniet auf Ration i ise: George op. Kalaree . 7 ee SECRET ; a MATE, (Gants ppi ‘ penetration operations’ of other of As: 2 them oft vulnerabilities and suggesting approaches for greater exploitation of these assets. His briefings are w : .aand:: he.de : i ; Patt in: the priority. area L and liaison penetration | ‘fields oy cos. an “the 2 eekly operations staff” meet i gs Rnd “daily Referent. meetings; ‘and in se parate Consultations with COS and DCOS,__It_is_not-. ct has: mad seaningeul 2 _that_Subicct-dislikes-contacting few people or contacting Filipinos; tg the” COATT ATY » Subject. has a warm, natural, and sincere appraa éti C ade with potential: as allow. through that mse £ busy throughout, butt re is a Lack of plannéd and systema developnental cases require. Subject keeps the day and, -hi's workday: a! up a- problem: ye » and procecds ‘at once to implen dexived Crom such -op vrations, are ‘w r onal reports are ‘thonghtful and thorough.- T than any other officer s lean on orsonnel aind heavy on a responsibilities, Since the appears: to be no relasation of tne latter and the’ trend is further personnel reduction, not -iner vi personnel, ‘operations officers with have ta trim excess corel _-preduct ‘operat? described above. is no heavy The Station of the’ "70's ‘this ‘Station, 14-0000 weak anc 3 ‘as well as ‘by himself. Subject spends considerable time. ona give sand he has a good Feel for thé Sration! “SECRET is inability’ to” prioritics as established by cOs/DCOS matter. of the moment and :has gre cen, on..a b more responsible. posit he-has sound operat nad judenent, ho ise edope: he works well with ahd has the confidence of ive wand responsive, rte he. deals with, Subject wis given an overall Strong f of the two impor he weakness cited above. 5 potential capabsLity f in the ingnagenent and ‘operational, Tietds:. . penetration pre’ spent it on, operation phe. 14-00000 + ee RE RETO Oe a on LEWING COMBENTS (continued) ‘assigned him other: responsibilities a and given, hia: vee n_ the-hope. that, he will get organiz red. aH fficer. who. ‘could do’a_lot bette Hi ne |) An na daily: basis. - ‘The rating off cor. se be a fair and. objective. rater. In'this case, howev var, I “disagree with | the overall rating of Strong, because pocentiat of this officer dings. hy not. performed. overall at. that 1 Both, for. ‘the. subject . - SECRET se “Ts pr re Eo et cit mt da A Pema ea nee ina ARE OS aetna aT AE TN: . - : ome! tery the 2 pe iestarad To ae no Bate FGM gn gard VA ct SSDS cs FABIO Sige gE a Ebel ade oT. RSMAS BCR ic AGENT SECRET . at + @hee Hhtod bad” PUPLOTER SERIAK NUMOER “FITe5s REPORT ae ao oars or (Piet) (Middte Ssponsib sr m guidan a nance’ of tentrai ae eee ‘files . ay. = 10 August” 1979). Q a ga liten rogram targots (1 u “gorve ‘ns the Station Roteront tor Comaunist Matters ivgust - 30 Do ember, is7o), ; aos ; ai-mnk Lag > Tovel -of ritcularly the Miotsin) cand thotr wai Evoet ¢ ‘and racr uth Penetrathen agents in the tous, * : : . (. Propate reports, correspondence, requireaunta . tee ane mercer te chet eterna aecmnanecnan a | amet Tae rate dee at, 14-9000 “SECRET. TUS em es Ptedt fab NARRATIVE COMMENTS . ananne eres mare ~ ateated a Cutebnt peti tan tn re e salatien hie te meontgl erock-pewfere c won on dar oe toes meint SECTION ¢ toquised toe current ersonnel OChion. Me yoo t Philippiae Socur: io. ‘Subj ct" ‘B rovised: ‘Lotter of Tastructions € a Ne wall ay : ray tame, { sould pial ler further growth _ : ut fort : well Aba ws tha ay riage Kiven the. opportunity, oe POINTED Wace BNET beta ting . FTI peo terrence ren ere arena ete : TL gshnsss ees WU. Slt oe ~ seep nee fal ios ree Ty ain ® Xalaris 13 a acieentiten o - fos ear . pee 14-0000 _ . . : . : ° - ~ Bloc oper agreed: to é Shligence on commu this-official a, lateblige nee info 3 - and a third 33 “an asset tdrac Subject conducted oa thorough assessment oe ‘ly. ind subsequently ot trained, motivated, and: handled hin- wtfoctively | before turning gsEckeb | . oe . fu c and: of thi etings and is a thorough 1400000 CMPLOTEE SEGraNvesER 017974 with tupervisady ¢ SPECIFIC DUTT WO. Station. communist movenent.. Cx) o. ricer responsible for functional coordination of. overall progra guidance, analysis and research, ‘and maintenance, way ct files pertiocut—to_proqran_tarygets—— Case officer for Joint MAtson operations and the ‘cone duct.of relationships: with: cud services, including iste ligence “pgghance Operational, support. and adainistrat ive matters. con- with saintoining sbotia Als Vai sou cquit tess osc é Bangin ris * Unilateral case offteer for selected aca ts/ope. ic targeted Against Cu and. Fol ere a Chiectiven: aad fur tho doveloy mépt.of new unllateral, asset rt EB Atuison-derivat @ opis MPRCHEIE Giety NG, o The collae ; from liaison sources. primar | eral Sources as feasib e central “sub- duties and cost consciousnd. | sonner, oq ipmenr, fur cate Os c1cet over, thing obser sect aaeiihs 5 sty eve enmroy yee SR cael ‘Rated en yout beestedy! 14-0000 SECRET, EEb en OP et: Joi = SECTIONG lation ship to I: ratoly impo ed trial period. fn-p ; Subject. has moved in strongly and vith | in Rating Letter grades reflects the longer period. of - Subjec , coutlaue to apply. for peated thor eAn,,, and for A two jhatton of Cosimun ist Ope fations Branch: and “his observed a distinct Ancrease’ ‘Yn y eases “a by hae etfectivencss . and hard, cumreacly br brivtec wt _ 82 Bay LTO ‘bens. . 4 : _ ; a ao . : 7 _ mo — , “ - oe ane _— his compara: ie ‘standing ‘anou GS-13 "off icora, and to fult 4a his LOL : pir bo fo: SECRET $B Ken Fitied Ink - eMrLOVer SERIAL up e i (017974. _ tie upto ie rol the most Importunt spe ii i. Pavonnar in which or »ployee portoens EACH. a with supervisory sosponaibitinen. MUST | be Serene bute §O. Station | MPURTCH ° Ficetr yesponst j lcordinatiin of overall program, ‘{neluding program ‘guidance, analys4 Le nd research, and niaintenance of central sub; ect files pertinent . a4 vam targets. . -_ . 5 es ouut- 8o.iGase of f tcer for or joint Tisison Operat. f relationships with Jocaj services, including {ntelligence exchang,, ele operational, support and administrative mat ers consonant w with - 8 j p Lotainuig Statioa's Liaison equi ‘ : ——— - oe - , Lerten targeted against MPW TCH and MBWATOU-7 devetepnent: ‘of new Ghilateral assets aque eye Hep p ogram neluding lia lseisdetivats ope 4 smucimc ouTT HS * The collation and preparat: from liaison sources p including & : hiidlateral sources as tea hen we maha FeEeTr ONT HEF The preparation and organds ee ntelligence r orth, operational cables, an : hélated correspondence On. MPHATCH an other PUAtL.CRS an, po a ln ference Gute ac & Managerial and’ Supervisory eonduct in performance ‘of! ! Huties and cout’ conciousness | in the vse of own time, other oy fae 3 i teletapes, dispatches and | son/operational 3 : personnel ve sytem funds ‘and on-the-job inittat: ee ks 5. OVERALL U PERFORMANCE iE CU int BE CURRENT - POSITION _. a a an eT YG a Fined sbous the sastoree. ated, influences Kis otloctivensse ta ble euecent position such «6: fate gerhas | Fogperatoneis, pertinent personal traira oF habits, end . at Based on wines 3 ron! ige al saplsyes Srerc!! poslermanc: fing thasutiong period, RY : ng: tg the statement eiich mos! Ht accus ately reflec his tavei of portormacee. . Tahe inte account orery ~ 7 Jermanca of specific dut 3 pet ticular Nmitations aw rients. ‘placa the lottar inthe rating bos Coste agand, : ecscy7 saav-ove sore SECRET jenvirol te. . teely: not. ‘a own tine freely and at “his: own. initiative, developing new assets/operations’ is limited only y the broad duties: alread ly. assigned . Lo, . . 2: c eCOv EE aa BEEN, UPaN Visto! TPES WE iter ee ys .! E vigor us ‘in: this primary.“3 _Thissma “change. whet these officers are ‘rotated. this . Ths | may fOr: has bea’ discussed with” Subject - by ‘Ageress tve. ai and. substantive : }7 ¥ PEO: on tr PMNTEO fee ano GAT URE « MT te EOI ir ‘ ept _ and, guidance for gperational continu’ . To in : his cov 14-0000 7 : . ~ - . i ; La . z * i : : a i : q : lee, ” rm . * ' : 14-0000 reparation and eGordination of correapondence, studies, | 1 connection with Desk activities ~GVERALL PERE ORMANCE IN Cl IN CURR CURRENT POSITION ae el nie ne . + “Tnke into eccount, overything about employee which Influsnces his effectiveness In his current position such: os pore formance of specific dutios, pteduerivity, canduct ci job, cooperativensss, pettinent porasenol traits of habisa, and parts Nimtrotians or “Falonts. Based on your tools of employee's overall porforman ing the rating place the letter in tho 2 rating bes corresponding to tha statemant which moat accurately rofloera his level of pe foamanc ? ' * . on 45: vex pravioye gorrioms 14-0000 roper Perspect na performed i ina ‘responsible n manner whieh clearly rol trong fitness report g given him, . i . , - i OR TREE TOT ESF BE TERING OF Fie a Te SY NO SGNATURE i | de 2 3 APR 195 9 “ t : AC/FE/ PMI : Near - 4 Lada civ, Robert F. Thompson » SECRET 14-0000" SECRET (When Fitted ta) Toke Inte eccaunt o ing abour the omplayso whieh Lailwetce: his olfectivensys ia hia current i sp dosnence of spocil 0%, productivi 7. conduct on ob, eooparativere ts, pertiment par sonal * ‘porricular Neivation's of aera Based ci your knowted zo of employ over sli oor kormance. during the er ‘[bloce the letter in the rdting bor core. pond bmg to he statement which moet uc sate “voltects his toral’ of peiteicen roms aoe 45 use Previous sovrions 7 we nee ee 14-0000 OVE HAS BEEN.” WON: . _ . MAME ANO SIGNA TURE fompeon 2 January 1969 i DC/FR/PMI _ j Robert F. T 14-0000 | Fn Loeceapeeiiara G0" 6 sachet racticat. application: ‘Good . les to case of operatio _ Studios. dnd “4a, Indust riousness RALL ad’ ectival rotinj FOR “TUE DIRECTOR’ OF TRAINTG: SECRET . lotmence of apocifie dutien, productivi porricular limitations c¥ tolents. Razed -glece ‘tho lortes in the rating bos corre ep o . “SECRET. “(Phen pitted tay |: st oe Als cusront paeitlon suth as pet- ty, i “ pespona! treité cr Nebite, nd: on your kino aloye 2 onding to the erstemant which mott oceustely gollacts hi “sarina |” (hervea ayo. rebate een tan beats jen heaping In proper Serepective thate relation chip to 10 -Bvpgsations mode to: imprevenset ol werk EY tery Ove.cpe. endations.tor troining. Coma ent patonce, if coquired tor cyerent. gal Amplify or fo n. Section 8 to provide: fe Pe NOT.OOEN INOEN 1O.EMPLOVEG, GivE EXPLANATION. — SRP OTS MADDEEN: fir tals REBOAT UNDOR MY SUPERVISION” |S months : . ae ORT? 1 yer iciay TITLE. ar. VPERTIOR operational ma ‘ uhted’on to. ki : - ‘in view of fie” Pox has ‘been recol Trellance should etand him in good. atead, v fom . rn ae a oRrerAL Tes het e NAME ANO SIONATURG | 22 December 1967 |, BOFE/ PMI. t.. Te To aya a Kennedy 14-0000 Ecivie butt i ae) a ‘ . Performs operational research functions and left-wing activities ns Preparés operational.¢ his assigned, res “RATING |] Lavraer OVERALL PERFCRUAMCE Ie CURRENT P wrtzing about the explerse thich lnfl.eares ins aftartivensss in fila current gas? forcence cl dpecihe dotion, prodictivity, conduc? On jus, eoeoeratmeatess, foftinent parsons) " iperticulor limirctions a talents. Beosd ox yous inowladge of excianne’s soll performance during: place she larier in the retung bos corronponding te the sictexeced wre opct accurately caslocts hia ¢ Teche Inte cccows ever 14-00000 Or ricial TITLA OF SUPER ZISOR ~~ - Actinit Chieti Gate 29 May 1987 eet kaya aniured ne eMnC TAL wf ht 3 Be Meal Bd Mr.. Fox exhibits good “at cosuciminsecns aT SECRET. _ an : (Oden FiSied, In) * JeMrcorta s£aia, Wumega 017974 o~~ BEALS SR Ea ap oer eit how nating fF catrar st “p RAtina Te he LEYTER, : Yoke ime accoust ave yhing abew? the ‘employee whl i 0 he euitent pesitian euch 08 ¥y * toaecace et epeattic d ; ‘ Sf habite, cfd oo. Lo. if Paris view imitations & 2 overall patloraance during P “ ‘ploce the letter tn the eating Sea eGiresopnding t fo the stutemant ehich most acewate y rettodte wie level of parteemanse., . r reemmowcne ’ —x es = . “Soe : = _ . . c P y teenie tae ~ - otra ASG. wee ema visut corttons : . SECRET - t Speer , 14.90000 ca sehen cote ate ot tbe [Section bo rOaTe — . 15 Decenbor 1966. 2 MONT: TMP ROYER has Seen UNDER MT SUPERVISION” Oct _- Dec 1966. . Bt Date OT | 15. Dee 1966 ee ~ ete at a = | COMMENTS OF MEVIEWING CrriCiAL et . f Concurso a ARE err are we ex oF avikeme aaerar Tes [Ty zs Pant sD naue taorsanayeae = i - 4a + r . _ ‘ 20 December 1986 i Deputy Chiet, ¥ ENS | ety : - - SECRET . . . 14-0000 souk Teal npnenes tee yee ‘Jafpo000 : % —_ >! Beelleded ima sutceatic Gayigvading Tid | dsoldgstftestion 14-0000 ne é 3 i ‘ : £ ¢ 3 2 2 sti oy 14-0000 eo | - SECRET Me TRAINING REPORT a : é 9 fe eRe Date oo. i SeE-C«R-E-T 14,0006 Adequate : COMEIT: = he quality of Mr reupoet., Ke sorned tn ful . . “4 . - _ Bs -Regufr a i a * fis paper -on-this’ eubdjec! rons . 2 understanding of the Réquirenchts and guidar i . i : i e S-E=C-R-E-T : 14-0000 al en a fal Performancet a : ay Weak Adequate Frofictent ' Btrong — Questanding: . io \ vor i dononata na that, he to the tone ot’ ‘the é@ : Mie work was-of exellent ‘quaitt; cand a 4 howod that he haa acquired a sound urideratanding.of the; various aupecta of ‘the, Feporting functio mn. at : FOR THE DIRECLOR OF TRAINING © f - C Chief Instructor . : S-E-C-R-E-? do? =. : ra) 14-0000. ne _ SECRET Peete. . ens 2 . . (then pitted. fin) FITHESS REPORT - | RATING ‘] serTer f » RATING J. (MerTeRn “OVERALL. PERFORMANCE. In CORRENT. ae SOT ONNN Ft : . ch 1 oneas'tn his ewrent position such a RETTER i" i Toko Into occount over H formance of spacitic. iv g ttinent personal traits or habit: i ‘particulier missrions o# “telersa. Bowed on your knowledge of employe 2 tl performonce duving tha rating ; , iy ‘place She lorter in tke atieg bea Serrespending 19 the statement which mot Seewrarely. rollocs tis fevel of performance. | “S_ . } ra . T : - quit ee 3 . 7 : - Seas ‘ Ht-ial 45. oosouare pre vicar taitione. - SECRET se SECRET (When Filled tnd fertonshie to : ledicote significant strengths oc wealnes overall performance; State suggestions jo tor improvement ol wor eign lunguage competence, it required for current postion, Amalty o derormining. future. personne! ottion. Manner sf Bérloemence of ate 7 Cee gin ratings gry ak al of or supervisory di 6. This employ a excellent career’ potential Te. a SIGNATURE OF “EMPLOYEE” ; 8 Ok 965. te Jeroae Fox (3) 2 ™ "_BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS 8C EN VF Tels REPORT “HAS “BEEN SHOWN To EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION: -UNDER MY SUPERVISION vee “FOF FICIAL viru OF | SUPERVISOR: . ae i TYRES ‘on F PRINTEO Wane, AND signaToRE [DATE Michael F. Stern “OFFICIAL <I coneur th thé above, , —- ne oare [Prenat TITLE OF REVIEWING OF FICiaL TYPEO OR PRINTE, NO SIGNATURE AP 1066 “| for a LB } John L. Stent, ~ SECRET. - , 7 mM, . SECRET, __ {shen Fitled-tn). ... FITHESS. REPORT List up ta manner tn. po sPeciFic oury. NO. 2 Officer in charge of Lia ison with postal authorities psPEcieNC Dury No.3 . . . . Officer in. liaison with operational components of Headquarters, . po ec a1 anch. - ; . : uo , RATING | tai Into account. ever thing ‘about formance of .spoelfic Juries. 1 prod b particular limit [place the forge P > 3 overall (pat lorinance dering the rot ment which most accurctaly roflacts his level of perlermance., 2 SECRET 14200000 intfleant ‘atrength or weaknesses demonstroted In cuer overall: oridormones. v le tor Improvement.of wi onguage € c mining: tut personnel action, | fac otha 6 oR EEG UREN E RY IE te Ge SECTION o_ a a DATE SIONATURE OF EMP 3 vob GG _ [8/7 Jevous Kom. . BY: SUPE ¥ISOR™ THs" “GuRCOve ‘HAS BEEN" 2 mi ‘UNDER MY SUPERVISION 2 ¥ ¥¥PED OR oR “PRINTED Vawe AND signa UaE ~ /s/ Sons Stent | - | _ SECRET i ia me _ 2 14-D0000 — SECRET ra . Ls (then Filled Iny . . . ot a COUMsE TATKE . SO we we . 7 TRAINING REPORT - -LARQUAGE ee ne 2 tes Toul ToR ons and tov apply them: t (5). apidity® ; Yethons used In all Courses, Stress oral drt) | 34 2 Tater Stage, on yaried materlals. writ Boarevgiven ati | cueding on tapes in tne Language: a! Ossontlal for cla preparation has ; CACTLLENT SCUSEVEUENT at 5 2 atte ruce t 1 H i ation CA activity. of Bloc services and, ‘party’ organs, tactical approaches : to the’ direction of: Ca oporations political action, econonie ‘action,’ , FOR HE DIRECTOR © those reecntly Reseore from ‘field “posts: “and: thowe- assigned to Ineaquartars for giiidance and Epo t of CA £1014. operations: The CAO course covers: ‘the origin. and acopa of CIA's covert action - Dy epectal: operations; ihe’ ‘notional: counterinsurgency program, covert ‘detion in the labor ond. youth, field, counterinteligerco ‘problems in covert action, Joint Cl- CA program9, and eurrent Area case ptudias. . . ACKTaVENEER? RECORD . This is a gurtificata of attentaee, “ Rajectival matings ara not given: -- an thio courta. wey . hk 7 4 ne 22 Angth 1964 — ontor “Instructor Group T° Excluded fron nitoestie downgrading and. : Oo .! déeiassification —_ PO SECRET — Be f 14-00008 | pleco the 417 HAR iba: Y _ SECRET “(Bhen Pilled Ind . “ feuPvovag seria Nowban 017974 * . ’ | establishments abr ‘aeaciwie: DUTT Ce ‘Acts ag ZRGRALL officer for Vietnam Dea bo TeaciPie DUT . + . ot . oF ra : i 7 : . . LETTER Aids in giving operational support to de Saigon St Station.. » . ; iSPECIFIC DUTY MG. 6 ~_ OVERALL PERFORMAI EMC CURRENT POS #0 o¢count everything about tho employes which Influence hie olf ‘hvendes, inthis current “position such of per nse of” specific ules, productiviiy, conduct on job, cosperat » portinent parsonel’ trains ce hobita, | ‘ond: itctions of: tolonte? Based on your knowledge 6f omploye overall parlotmance duting tho rating ‘or in. mh fotlgg tos cere tponding to the statement which most accurately ‘raflects hia lowel. at pot tor roe ‘45 dasocera PAC VIOUS Rotrions. . SECRET ee “Rating J. tatren J: pes, uot SHAE ST a foaTa. aT NrEMRC ONE a HAB OREN my SUPER YISIO8 ounded,. sthougirfal e , fn getting him to-the heid in A J + ~ se Fore: CIAL TIVGH OF GEViR« TIvGE OF QEViEeina Oreitay =m elo LY g March ro64 j Chief, PE/ VNC SECRET (Ober Pattie d Fay position heeopi rapper #, there toletion: Ly 1 of work perlormonce, re nae =a ration ies bee “mristnting: Amplity of exploin rotings give: on 8 to pros mance. of ‘penggertel ot or. testy ete dution. ¢ al matte r ) L aigon. $3) ogram. ‘He. is ‘showing the earm rka'of . ase officer and we should not dé: ‘tay tow: long : a real operational Situation; _— . Na ent Philip B,. K, cus SECRET of cost conselousticas “in those budgéts 5 i 14-0000 a secret os {Baon Fitted tn;y FITNESS REPORT. . WO wmance of that duty All emp sTayees 3 of. ampinyoos superyioe Ea” 5 RATING LaTtan , initiates and “directly pa participates “ta he — targets, ln conjunction with KUDOVE and. ODYOKE _ vy ODYOXE | personnel . Japaneso, “South XKoréan, Chinese a , Photoyraphic ¢ and collection’ techniques: Rati © | Toke into Oc coun! over hing. ghour. mplovee which laflyonces his olfectiveness in hia cusront position such as pore | LETTER SF. formance of specific yng produc ¥, Conduct Gn job, cooparativoness, pertinent car sonal traits or hoblvs, and ‘ tons of tofonts, Based on your knomle dg of omployse’s overall performance diving the tating period, P+ place tho fares in the cating bea eceesuponding to the etotemont which most o¢curutely reflects his love! of performance: . 21 PQ sg Le a ; rere 45 ODSOL RTE PRBVIONS COITIONS : i * SECRET : ie 14-0000 t+, SECTIONG ee = Indicate of nd fle ont swengths it worbnat averall perlarmance, Some pup pe stions ign longuoze competence, Hse quire jor dato mining ltwre, yet eonne! action, Bubject dur! ol mon.ogoria! or exper visors dytioe at: monatrated a tho’ “SECTION GATG: aa — BY SU liv Hid AR PORT MAS NOT. HAS ALREADY DEPASTIS? 20 3 ‘42. won Tas EMPL! SHOWN TO UNDER MY SURE a TUE OF OUPERVINOR COUMENT TOP NEVE mNS COREL - a G Oave p fOreicial riTLcG OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL | . t 22 Oct 1962 | i ‘ . { : { é 2 . ie be 14-00000, ON Secret Ne re . -. _ ffidon Filled tn) FITNESS REPORT GENERAL SECTION A . e, . e thaatd a 7) >) RATING“ T ‘Lrerren | 7 RATING | SETTER P. i RATING | fagtrem f Rating PSE TTer . Take tas. account evor) thing about the implo ‘fofmenco of specifi dut . Based o your pleco the lerter.in the rating box gotre spond 6 overall pea tbat "scans the raring. per mont chick most scewetoly raflects his ievol of potlorococe, | H re" 45 ODSOLETE BAEVIOUt corrions, : . SECRET. . oe Hie TSMR BE SH hUNORR hy SUPREVBION. 4 Bare Del . Ps SECRET ~ . 1 oo {(B8ea Frited In} SECTION CG (fet coe. ae _ NARRATIVE’ COMMENTS: _ _ . . my \ Indicare of nificant strengths of wooknes fovorall perbe or mone ©. Stove suggestions on bovis for derevnia r ‘future ‘Lopelicobdle. ive eecommendations for training. Ce 995 given in Section B to provide best. wpervivory duties muat bo do scribed; “ 2 SECTION D ~ wh Fy - re . OATES : . LE Febintey tL OY nas a MONTHS eurLoved. aS oe 10 ‘18 | Petar 1964 “ths | nm oi Prone beastly oben of “rounded, ‘thoughtful case ofticer and we-atould act delay’ too ong: in getting ‘hia to the figid in a. roal Cperatlonsl: situation, ; Philip B. K. Potter fours cicero OP RICIAL, 1 VPED 08 Paint tO NANG aNO wawetesa 1 J 9 March 1964 Chief, FE/VNC : : : SECRET Dr : ae 14-00000° + 7 row SECRET. ey Se | Qthen Filied-tn) EMPLOYER SERTAL NUMSUM tatio pind. mai gance ay your kaowl. stotement which mont oxeurotdly rotledrs }.- Paclormunes.in mony Iesporioar 2. ‘Porlsrmatte mm EV GRO INATING, BAIET SECRET 14-0000 Te a, SER RET ; ores . hn ade to employee WMtomevenont a8 okie elo; Ly “cerre at position. ‘Indiegte euggens e, it arprepeiate,. hie potential py, Us . ronegs piven im SECTIONS B, C, ent Axio pe x. ey ag 4 + 4 F = : & . > a } & Hy oi i p . t g i p ; } : oT: te i (Puonire’s empLoved mes wean i UNDER: MY OUP R VISION . Cowie SE SIO OFFICIAL - | - ‘ : Shee : Sos : “ . : : : ; . ne 7 Ce 5 4 DAtis ” : OFFICIAL TIVLM OF REWI rrr rare frre eau on Peinpeo NAwWS AND Hanarost . : ft Bese Gt : | Robert P. whedler (otgnéd} ee - wa : a _ : 14-0000 ns . me - Fee oe Pe 7 wSESRET,, _, eZ _ FurLoy. a DEAS wywaaa aut bacsledge of on loyon" e. -ovp8 atom which mo ee uorsly iellacta bi . 1. Pesloemance ta _ 2 Porlomms, , ja dafleient in one ce mara important, fespoete, seals requirement a eloarly o» 3- Rorfarmance in every} 4. Parsi Ee SRC TION @=* GH REVERSE SIDE eon 7 ae as CHOGL Te SAO VIQUA EL tides. SECRET te 14-D0000. * COMMENTS OF REVIE®S there, Trua, we have no. person per fornirg. compar: rs ~ ; on a SECRET: te . : yhan Filed in)” HARRATIVE DESCRIPTION. OF MANNER: OF JOB PERFORMANCE agthe ond wochnosses demon vir ned in euscom position. Indicete suggestions mote to exployee . tecemmondajions lor hie training. Ceveibe, Hf opprapriate, ential lor decelapaent and for cosuming tas 106 Amolity of sepletr, 14 sppropelote, ratings given In SECTIONS, 8, C, sed Dos, prov ite the Leet basis for daterninieg The underotened* 8. ‘gzeesorent, of aubjact. officer Gont irsree ensentinity tho pans ng stated , da tho provicus . i » Etatdo he fas : ith. re [to note. “Prom tho point of view of. “HS {SECT rt. wn rotinge: given € di fes in tre station, but we Lave rater, but I cannot help: but, questo In ay ‘daalings t few; 4 any, officurs here who consistently. perférs. at ‘thie bigs | vith Subject; T nave beon Struck b7 his High ‘motivation and éerotion to aity. ‘Gn the other hand, I have pi not been favorably inpresged by his failure to handl © promptly hissy. . O NAUE ANG GIGHATURE ‘Dara : . COFPICIAL TITLE © of Aeviawina OFFICIAL DOR eR. . : Mm Apr 1961 ef : / Robert P. wheeler - SECRET 14,0000 administrative résponsitlities = . f rainxs CLEARLY SECRET a = ; Te, (whon Filled in) FITNESS REPORT TE OF BIRTH ‘oreim allied pacsonel “ South rercan & An dna. Lion ttl! extlor ‘ SECTION.C:- EVALUATION OF. ‘oven! Collargion tO Tp quer Ee Take into secount ° UY th abour th dutte , produc te conduct on j your knowledg: offectiy nose in hte cuetent, 1 position - padcrmones, A epee a! its, porticutar limitations or tolents. Boted ebox ed Benton | ta ‘the. ting | number | wa, ! + Perlormancs in many Ir Gorton? ranpec + Petformaricd meets # faquleomants ance cleorly exceeds basi 3+ Performance 16 every important casper! 6. Perkermance: Ia every. raapect fa outstani -O0 TS tHInas ONS AESOURCEPUL oe security SONsCiGus DISCIPLING 1H ORIGINATING, MAINE AINING "ANO bisPost we OF RECORDS Se et OTHER (Specity3: SRE ‘SECTION "E” Off REVERSE SIDE FOR ‘ . wae 45 OBIOLETE PAAVvIOUS ZOITIONS. . SECRET . . to 14-0000 2 1] g ce) “sed pty o 2. Yn tea: oOo. - fr “O on, +: gy 3 & “A 2. 8 ak Coe — ae : a0: - SECRET. 2M" : oo rY . ” 7 De : \ ey Oren Filled iny 1 aa mar LU AF “ FITNESS REPORT GENERAL weeciric ouTy NOs - oo : Supervises ‘Junior analyst. ._ : amployea's. over eccurately roflecta hi 1 - Pertorsance In mé 2 - Pottermance m: ] ey. bei 6» Po-fotaanco in every rospoc ACCEPTS RESPONSIDILITIES- WRITES EPPECTIVALY SECURITY CONSCIOUS THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLING IN ORIDINATING, MAINTAINING AND DISPOSING OF RECORES sree poses OTHER (Specify: ; : . . SEE SECTION "E? GN REVERSE SIDE FORM go; _. . mE: . ‘38 4§ COSOLETE PAR WIOUS TOITIONS, SECRET ui ote . tape . . 4 : f . ‘ 14-00000 ~ SECRET: AWhen Filled In). ONE AR ATIVE DESCRIPTION, OF MAKNER, OF JO PERFORMANCE At p . gestions mode to o tl oppecorlote, hie potential for development ‘ond for aseuming givoter | te. siven in SECTIONS 8, c and O to provide ‘the beat basis tor determining engths ond weahnesse recommendations for spon sibtti . Amoplity of explain, it sppropriate T future personnel: actions, Mr. Fox 16'a steady,” conscientiot [SECTION EMONTHS GM YEE HAS AERM UNVER MTS BMYISION 77 OATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF ALWIL ING OFFICIAL ‘[Frreoe OR PRINTED aan AND Wawazone 13 August 1959 | Chief, St/FM _ {James Q. wae bouae ad Clue, \ af "SECRET oN Se sn Hy ; : ~. Jao ty ee ase ote Mr Ret ney abot Course | the. atudent must demonstrate. th, “éhd in a Vimited huniber of -w. tten Agste aequir a: an’ adequate. urider ta S-E-C-R-E-T REPORT OP TRAINING. "Operations Fant itarization Course a No, av. + TDENTIFYING: INFORMATION ss 16 ‘satisractortay compote ‘the Oparetions Fa miltartzution olandestine operat fons, Testing ’m sehen is § do:not perntt an ertentve ovellatien si In formance. S-E-C-R-E-T fBoooo0 saree : wo EY iearntag Ag the geen er by Further ot. o., Abi LAY ; ; Be. Abt iaty- ne "of nou- techy eal Ry wUSatiy U6 re . . satilary end etry i eiied. oaky ; Wie yranp in barely funeticask. . fe eaten eit ena” c ok Je ative wontiele.: “ obgecti ves; oe, 96 ‘Sag stud BBL. rumors of. etuderta. a “SECrION Vv: ACHIEVEMENT RA > of etudenta, recelving’ r nto. tie rating’ t i, to an i _ (“Wate clega as a vhels te ‘Auaee’ aber aeceran vr: |’ 7" - we, Pox performed fairly unevetly ta this course. : vere more thorough durin, a firat five waeks of the ceo | POR i : ‘ : 4 a ; i | 4 FE E. BYB 14 48000 a eS BCRET ay Oe gS . . : . hy #3 Fellod ta)- med to help you etp iver and reaior offic te. OF ciame tarvavte wed sragworns: ORL SN Ked we STANDS, THIS DATE “fe. aves “pe Wey AB GRATURL OF SUPERwISOR]O, SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL EITC, i “arp CT ~ fo. Reina von > G April 1956 xv. La Pd. Srene} SEA. Fao. Tetin : a FOROATION, WHICH WILL LEAD TO & DETTCR UND OL FECTION: Consider ONLY bie duthes eine the ati sibility. g 3. doing simitar dork atio-s melee: level of tespon eécount doter dn Sect bon: bal - the Produce ty and « fegtiv neas with wh ch the i aa vith o Yi hE tS inCOwPETENT. . - , . ALUTHOU Ga me was Had SPecieie ots . oa TRAINING. PE OFTEN FAILS TO h. \- Piaranus uoSt oF wi TEES ACTEPTASLY, aceasi wy Reveaus! Souc ance oF MAWES: ° oo TTREERT (4° PEMFORUS OUTEES te A COMPSTENT. COPECO TIVE AAS aating 27 A FINE "PENF ORANGE. CARSIES CUT HAND OF MLS BESPONSI ONL NTIES EXCeoTiowALiy SELL A nuwaer 6 + PERFORMS HIS DUTIES BN SESH ON DUTSTANOING MANGER THAT WE 1S EeuaL et oy fem Ohine PERSONS «nous to, THE SUPCAVISOR. : : COSAFRTS: : . REPLACES Pebsioys ED ‘ cane mo 45, (Part 1) CF FORWS 48 AND ats OH . ARE GOSOLETEL. SECRET. Performance ta WaPo SECRET ; : fBhen Filled Ini . ’ . 7. patings on PERF URUANCE OF . . DIRECTIONS: ERG {Ts Ete Stote in the resces below vp to siz of the more important SFECIFIC duties perloracd cr a BS Vani y4 ‘peciod. "Place the-moet dewortant farst. Do not include minor or unisportant duties, b. Rote performenc " “duty con ing ONLY effec ne in ie ve of th ©. Fo e vill always be rated on Rg Ld 7 ,, rode BP HES p. , i the individuel being ; ‘ a, rete thes on dif Derives signal : : uupe : _fron data ee ee oo , an ‘ Prepares ‘reports on conclusions — : Fox is a tentlous, « cooperative y verser. apprcach > st : Lenmente. ; st require lode § supervi Sion ~ 24g end Pr : the results of his research aa fey, conduct fa ede jos. an with your tees. ‘Can uss at stradar : -BOULD HOT A ACCEPTED NIV UT b Mas akGew maT ae tuvioved. ofioe AVERAGE aur. Bete ND aEMuMe ses Sy leer Rtay, QUIPStANSIaG f> age 46 OF THE See SuPTAQTUty “s MOST PEOPLE § 2NO® ns “mae OaGagi tation 3 + MW Pine Eur ited + HAS SOME OU FS TAKB ING STRENGTINS . 8 ? RATING Lr S$TAGKG PCASGH in TERMS OF. THe PEQGIRTWENTS UF tue Bogan sears as, nu nee + aR uNY Si ‘ ; o L . UXCEUL EO ey aT a Fes IN fult wiry reo son ig THE QC4aNt 14 tots ingivrouaL SEITEG Set t0o FOW *ORK in SOME DINER CFOs! Tham “IN te [om were) we eae EAPLALN FULLY: a ~ "oe yo : . . . oe Lae : os ~ ° pe SECRET — 14-00000 oe _— a SECRET. oe a “ rit . Ba : : tera Ost TIOw TETLE Idents f fication: .: . ENT OF INE ONDE YCoUML B - ‘ . 4 : Phis gerade and typest _téte the captor 9 potential to wtnuno crester . , pempuneit me of the kind of ounteced ut the vortuua fevele.in his kindof], . : work. . . ueemneeiad : . : mt t, suntabe aaove tHe LEVEL AP amien, Sanesracroary ec PPSRUiNee ey * mecpe DATE. | leo (2: caves ett meen ArAST act “peatoswince Cau of CareC Ah.” A ves . ‘ j a Gi TRAimeD Td ASSust cAtatia atarona nr % . “ . ‘ “acsrons ra Caitres. i 3 3 SPONGE SLE tut fea! echdaur- Sgatnla Arias ! ta a patine 4 L1TSCS Taae § Tes af mes Peestnr alee a - nuMBEO ? 430 ONL OF Fur st oH wenn DRE CONSIOL Pom GaRie ASSUMP TEON GE sent . : . an Rayiay sy eh t wiawed vy i . : a a - — we nee en ea ' Aneeer this qigstion: whi van the obility to te a suprrviaar?§ CTG- acate below your opinion’ or gurts of the Lesel of supervisory ebblity thea peseon si e . I - Ind cate your opinton by plecing Une mexber of the deareaptivyg ng beloy <hich comes clovest Pan ° to Fapreasing pour op the approp) te Obata yout reliag te bavet on ot ve + note your _ sate the re co lure. +7 tans , : . SA PIs RIN OF Se ear tay 304 IN IR ES REND arta eGe S 7S ISNA be fog Brryar . Vinay anrer coe “> ovrbees Seeraese 4 -_ pases RETA | Btn dewedr ets aseensas ter 98 BOT Pea tet . . web er neset ae eet ey came Ne cane ce etna eee RE cee anne dangm nee On snr) EH mR i teen puted: uegienoan mterneenenenmenee . ie Vmah ENA RE Berber eS enya pa heer tebe ARE Fee aTh Ane WEED HPAP EGA CaPeDseOrrZe ‘ t 7 7 Lt . . . . ’ Paty pmmee cate SEAM asta es cata at wre beee Gr tet see aa re abe : Pore re ncn cen nn cheney mann ern neem FRAT ema nate ype oT eet See is . puss CSpocsery . woo. & e oe ay ray TORE es . by. eae as. 45 {Part rs eases oF SNe O88 meee SECRET Potential ry o oat Sesciate . 7 ot . ‘ tae cate wuware fF wontas ia Comusats SGC Tan Ins Potrarea Zip mawuledge of asia aeciti science analytic 7 ; Sentlal ors rergonibl broad eee the Tate. category fi ae) 19 14 VJ save ro bee sage vovat sf utte ha vant perrerere are anups * we SECRET This” course is ‘primarily designed: to 2 develop the totlowing skits: Use of 9 1 mm cameras with Gecessortes, document copy. processing. afd: printing. f, i . . { LU Manipulation of came. a. Leica ee, b Retina HC c. Recordak__ : ae Film loading: _& Film processing.__ c: Enlarging. : a “Rellex and: ‘cont Printing I Use ot accessory: cquipmont, ae Exposure i meter Db Filters a Coverage b Report... VIL Surveillance. a. Coverage: i : b. Report VIL Special problems. r General 7 salty of pr ints ; Choico of “subj ject mater’. ; Quality-of darkroom work { : Avirade toward subject ma Cooperation, Rroountaring COD aterteutty at ths cutont, oe i fais goon: SRS cary at Alp! 7° ; Broo @ cake Sout in as omy canta ogelsemity at pleat ne Wabhn ins — : a also’ “Abexed to smplato anti tional sesignamts aa ite esa thes woe as 7} itis miimestad be ccatisis hiv: practled and ecaoaiatien wAQD. pobre . : . in onter, to mintain ani igueve procene, ‘peoktetenay- . — j i ( t ARO wane — woe ~— Instrector CiTssi i T . . a. a os geerer 14-D0000" oo seerer (ehow Fa vies te oa e esr ing thie Tepae cA FUR: TUB SUE RVI eae This ao help you eapress sour evelustion of your aubortinete emf to trenemit evaluetion te upervieoe onl senior offictele. Organitation policy. eequicee thet you intore the ‘euberds- Completion af the tepart can de CUPL RIN ony vrvee et : Cory evtecuan . WO Bt scuEE “ p tereor ed asd suo eherntenes POAMATICN, Beit vite YEAO TO & aerrea uMOCR Ferme COA e rag 5 hae duties during the’ ratang per i sibisity.. Factors other thon’ pe CGEG aGT rraroe weis Vscdwes Osaty tvEecuate in P LO. AL IMOU GH HE Ras: Saas Gur nf oransroind Peers SPREIFEE Be GONCE OW . ME GPTEN Pare FO bye Ocgasianaccy WEVEALS S008 Anta OF CLARKE. oes Sul tS my a COUPEE tat, “reste Wannye, COP ERT ORM AMCE. CANAIES OUT Wane CF mad Aes ONS BILTN ES. PACEP TIONALLY BLL. : Pe mS ord OuTES tm Such ay OUTSTANDING MANNIE UAT UE FS FQUALLED Be Fhe DInOR PLARONS AAOEN TO Toa SUP avi son, . : . TPN SERT Ratraa auwace COAOINTS: UN WS (Part HY ce sceas as asp ase wes” SECRET Performance ta 1 Ney a eof ogpcerte, 14-0008, SECRET on Fitted ny ditties perfersed during this Tau ine petted. a nt uth : “eRITING. connec ring 6 unread LIAISON. 6 , naluetons, DIRECT ICAS: Stees Fox te an energetic, the ability to y Me ress problen.s JUin, Fox “f hes wer’ toe VQ, ° . he fits ‘wn vith yous (oan. was - > pare oid woth athe Moing Pa a + fae - . : bos web ine fOay y : { awe OP SQUAT UL Se ; i e Dd. 8 HAMEL Y ACCES TSDLe PePLOVed. .. : i J - Band eS Ver ag ATER, | . . ‘ | a: Fn Send! ber tage: vtorie nage ts Tet qagaar tation - “ Tie “Be : aAinG BYASaBAe ao. oe . af 5 wmode fo AN UNw AMERY aTaONG POREOR Sur beweers Ten Bagiue serie . . , . re Ov dary a bea sy quae ry fag . \s peavy ry waa | z eareas No ayuiw 3 - + . . Z - . . - . . . nmin a aaeeeneRmennel mo a a = a . * * a nat . . . - we : pot : ; SECRET - . ; Loe 14-0000 FITS HE Yr (Part ip POTEN AL sebteuct ions FOR FUR sear int IP SEITE wrrieras : a repweds ompon gs bafstsee, work. - GATE” Soonny We psa s ” * rae { AAO LE BEUGE wad alate of én 08 bhe pe. oi tat? rustaes, CTEO- AT wi3 parser eet SHIGE. ne co Bie tote vue ta sSiles wna 8t9 fun bh PLetia and Lesa o Mecs Teed rate $ a Mae oak wet toe ee Rahras Cry £4 de person wiht reach arn |. hich comes clo nate yous cote is the “potantial™ oark GiLtart” tafeenlonal ope qPaicet dine. net eae feet ; atteee fasion a : -: _. Mo : rm gay Pare “ _ em 88 GPart Pig ds vcows at ane ’ ‘Potential ta . . an pererwary . i ; } ‘ . . , : : Sk CRET (Oden Fitted ato . COMUES ER CONCEINING POTENT SE! A fine Junior officer wg “witl certainly contin Bip i upward in factory: marks ngs anply: tic competerice and. responsiii.e to have. the personal flexibility ‘and breath to evens “P inte | as 6 entor intelligence officer of reavonably : real s . Mr. Fox's development program. will contliue te. te ia increasing hic capabilities in factory mar: A training i :4a. muperviaion will be conaide “ol, . pa. note. FACTORS; INCLUDING PERSONAL CiacuMBTANCES. fO 8E: VIRECTION: “Ths aectlon ba “a 2 oll to deecribi dus e¢ hin on the job. Interest the words literalty. On the - of - degree to. most pangte, Ta and rt-in, the bea th: JaOdveOUAL AvPLIRS Ta. tHe lS tvADuAL APPLIES To. PmOLVIOUAL. ra Pe areccrere ta 9 3ifes erie e9tser (feo Comtean out Burt oel- Tot . : erry os SECRET SECRET Feldou tay fow THs Arve TRATIVE OF FICE FOR Te SUPERVISOR: This teport this evel fon to your supervise > atends with you. pstrengths « weoknesers, 3t ae Moser conditions luation of your a bordinete ant to teen ficy Tequires th you infor ditcusston “report ent the clete ‘indi Sigey, ro THE INDIVID ~ Se Carts cowernen. ‘oh tmions ' vrous. Tureavitons, . SOUS Senieeeeentee ee t mat Oracussey amt petamas - Caner a. THis Oare a” 9 April 1956- 2. F FoR ae tae fuvieein POMMAT ION, Crrray No difference of opinion. Concur in eval the better young nen I've ‘ceens pe oF Sun gevrsoa]o. ‘ SP ChTER, a ft. anor —-~ HECOSD An SUBSTANTY (rere Ut OP INT ay with ine “SURCAWI SOR, OF WUC LEAD TO A ner MNDERSTANDING SF Tary aTPOaT, : stion of ir. Fox as one Com nr | OMHER EN. the preductivity: t Period. Carnoes hia @ t n productivity ail! be taken ints '. 0085 HOF PEnFORy BULGES: AOL GUATELY: WE tS” ‘ ncow? E1eNT. - a i 2. wegeey AGE CATE IN PLAPORMANEE, AU THay Gi WE Bas wan srtcipie cus bance. on TAA NGO. MO OFTEN Fares ™ Camay ur acaes SeOuitres. a. FeRForus wast ne nis OUTEES ACCEP TAL Y, Tretat 4° PeBeOeNs GurtES. aN a CowPrrenr, EPPLETIVE Wannta, Rating 3° A FING PhmeORYANCE. CamaIES Sul wane OF ais atsepen a PLosoquy WHS DULICR IN SUCH on Ou isTAND ING wanate PUT We 18 foGaLL EO ay tuugra . uge TE surERVssoR. . 7 AcCagievahy seve ads SOME ami OF meanness, seauunes racerrion ates ere. oe F FES Otata PEGSONS Kudey ro F 1. Exiployny nt gi sould de continued ba} ‘ond tha probationary period, . 2. ir, ¥oxtg perfornance on tiw Jud wis —seastan tially superior te indleatioug frsa f tbe Boo evaluation, . sore ne, 4S (Part I) e4Ov gs By ston ners “ES Pareto 2Omss 45 AN age anita. tet aasaiete, “SECRET Performance a . 14-5000 SECRET (Athen Fidled fn, TPECEF IG ures: aces below up to sisol the core lepnetant SPFCIFIC duties loportant first. Dn not Perlosmance. on) rach apecific dut Lt ldectivencas in performance of t in alenys be e tet oe @ apecific duty cde not ‘tate e Descriptive RATING -NUMBL® verknesse's, part culaely thoar which affec J vorker, quick: to grasp inetrit pod aid able’ to proceed 1 thout ‘eles é ‘cuperriston. He has i contributions toward aimpler and more precise’ analytic nethods, ang “has consistently vorred as en excellent’ tee: member. Take into, Perscosd chat sh ENO, Vevestey AUNESSES ARNOT Ga THEO SPUInGtHs- ue REQUIQEMENTS. fom e085 in THE 2ATON, RATING Auvala- Ine ORAAN)ZARION THIS USOT YT OVAL BtTTER due tc rou suRn uN SOWE Lain fuaay: 14-0000 Boom, SECRET — re > . a, (When Fified In; : ian . . . . _ FITNESS REPORE- {Part (I) POTENTIAL AMSTRUCTIONS es (or completing this report. FOR ne "ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, Consul t cur rent i inet ashe CER. TUE “SUPERVISOR: Thie eopart isa privileged conmunicat ici | to- your supervino el ollic ning SERVICE Distewatia 4 7 : : A if i TRE OF ‘Rtecal t (Chock one) - od te the employee's po ceed at the tious Tevels in hist kiad of: ‘in terms ia he hind ‘at ohn ‘seoponsibitities : Lwark. : . i . - _ + ac Re aor apove me CEVER AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PCAFONNANCE CAN’ at WPCC TED ae sOMAS MEACSED Me HIGHEST COVER AT aMicH. SATISFACTORY Pr. ‘i MOC EXPECTID on - Toye GUY NEEOS WORE Time BEFORE We CAN OL TRAINED 1 tA mie cacay 8 RESPONSIBILITIES - . ar i + owARING hROGRE REAGY For fH AINENG IM ASSUMING GREATER RESPONT EDEL ETIES oa 7 = witt PRON ABL Adsust GUACALY To “WARE RESPONSI D t BUTIES RiTNoET FURTHER TRAINING . Paty ASSUMING wuaAL RPESPONSIONL: FG Thaw ee . > ay ENCUP Tiong PENSON @HO 15 ONE OO IME FEM aNd SHOULD Or “ONS LOLREO FOR Panty “assump rion OF HIGHER poe LEVER HESPONSTOILIITES ro ilat this pheson the ability ‘ta Tbe, 2 Miperviaor?: vay } ya j Ne imicnte below your opinida of guess of the Tevet of qupery Wns pee son. CA, tn , te capressi: opinion Peating in the “actual” calus Ce wate ha GPin edn GN UELGE YS GRDEYibuae tN fo " pescate rive DLL TENE 2 1 r : t soPeRVi Son rai a je FAP ENG e308 wesce Pinas, pesaciserse . . acts sewacee Pu SOT Fetguaer an ~ : . . : SOHC OP ATG He preceneTeN’ OUP OUETAES BOL Deveens . . 4 oe et ee de ae ee . ~ t HR Testers whweted or me DeeoerrTE tee . + i ae eee terion eee tenants we ee ee rece ns ee _ i : of Soeety) , = - ae _ > , > . i REPL aC SORE US COPTIC = ——— — 4 : Boo i es U5 (Part Tt )or eseas ar and ase mien SECRET: Potential. can : } . AQL vascuEtE. -- \ ™ ~ . . . st ce 1 . 14-0000 pi . SECHET Fs ee Fed bedt Fai . DUNDECATEL Pat arr ziapA RC RED ie MONT ENE eae Farge ae awe BLE UNDER Vou furLavEGION - OFS Ey ore 4. COMWENTS ‘foNre Posew TAL : A fine juntor offtcer who: will certainly progress rapidly + epuard i markings anndytie cor; etence: and res werissbi ls ty, ne a; ipere a “Perse 1 flexibility and breadth to dc. relop, Ante a competent officer) of reasonsily. 1 “proad: BCOPC.: : aL STAG (ae cH ace run 860 0 of. increasing. hid capabi litien. in | epecitie terze of factory markings eaplobsetion an analysis Te INOT VIDUALS FUTURE ASS! CQULaTs ‘Jz. Nor Pactoms, iycuuol CRDONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TO Of yacta (ald ACCOUNT eee Bee ments thet apply “Read each 2 the person the sords the Yet literabty, of TH SHE INDIVIDUAL TO THE RPAST FOSSEDLE ‘SUGALE INUIVEDUAL. TO A OSs APPL EES. APPLIES APPLIES - sprue TO [esi viCual {nOLWI DUAL bo CAVLGORY NUMOES | aL sk awecyree se : i ree 2a a mere a a “we 1D SECU ODET Chevcerys ayeny wite & a Pua i roan i Gey Coed atta reswasacres 14.0200 + whet wel oD Mtb aman het tetas oie a i “the madium of a sorley “glogs ar the ccurse. and erties a crith Se ed WOee s who Arg ot w Uizanea) Frit: S22 Offentatd production of int by t ainad tn tha asaing. of actual Xnt: ; : ilgenca. Tibeagh a oartes at * tristbng 4 refer j orcad presontation “ok 1 glass. Each studaat te* asnsened | 2 sper g peoxitataly. ae hours Ara a ttod tnothe course. pravenied to fod Lowectuddnty ane inatruvters Sha ‘ats t algo preper Gay. leit wu lic Sentat Pho stu dont: ¢ tats cot S-E-GeRSET ae . -2- “SectLon IV. How the Students are Evaluated (60 onta, ) ess seuat Tho. atucant, ohowid unusual conpetorce, BKALL.cr atllity “tn j ; this ohjactive or fonds he comonstratod a thorough grasp: of” tao : pe esonted matorlal, or, 1f aktlls cru involved 5 ho’ demonstrated that. can porform in’ “an extremly offactive mann rine this roa, Eo ., The studor tence to operate off " POOR: Although the atudert | my ‘have mat. somo » of the: ‘atandarde for nlnlmim achievemant of thty course goal or objective, ha demonstrated * seriouy gaps. in Mmouledge or: out ficient luck of oxdI1. to. be of doubt ud . i { | a Bac ontod, or, Af 1 | i | f . 2. Borciga - Brier D “3. Exercise Per: odlenl ‘Inte he Critteal ‘Book Review. eae ate 5. Resoarch Problem be at] dn Oral Briefing - in “torn of all fac! tora ot this atuderit ts oxperience n &ho ge aX" da-one of tha boxes: ahaa, the adgnont, of "the Anetra of ais ‘perforant. : : : a Fail Poot Minus. datuainorory * pits” TT goo ‘tennant . COMES : FoR THE DIcol]. mn OF RATHENG 0 SABO Hoe oo ‘ ny -}- _ \ TIS NOT Te | — : TION ¥ te i ‘This avaluation shown vy can’ "x" — this training rocord, tho ‘gbudentis. age; gtado, “Agency | | ptosected assigunent. s included for the puiniday of ° giving “muporvisors. an catimata of tha implica Lons af the trebntng, ovaluation vapor’ ‘for ths student ‘s a anolgimant and. career potential, me paLy - roor Minis: Satis? actory plas Excellent Superior. - Traintag offteurts Sommants¢ “Tratalig Orttcer” seme To ocertain. POTRATNTNG a ZEEBED READING ANALTSIS PROGRAM er 14-6000, 2. ‘Communism and ‘the USSR ~ : “This doala with Marxist theory, the history of Soclalfem and Communism, ' Comuntut activities cutaids the USSR, history and geography of Ruasia, political atrugture of the USSR, Seviet forelyn policy, and potentiali- tiea and yulnoranilities of the USSR. . .. ‘B, Througfout tho “Uhree “Of the course . diseusstons and conferences deal - witn the American Theals, Loe cies : et hin ~ - ~ | the nusbers.ptacad int ating. - An oveoeiae () ho s_the rotiog. this ate te a ——— : COmPimUl COmmENTS Su Be weneS ThOE foyer Stcnatung or CHIeF St Ton. Chie ' SECRET: ote eee) . Fodu NO. mere 33 190 OBSOLETE eRtvious ESrTiONs, i ny 14-0000 On the basis. ofa review of the records of ‘the Cover: the following action is. to de taken on proceooing. vEMaC® OF CHILIAN RESERVE COVEN?! fiwsces . LMPLOVET activery ORANCH, OF FLEE Ce SECURITY | un 9829 hs” SECRET [e. TaAPOET reo oarsti | ly - OFF. PERS. FILE nocit ; . | i sneered IMPORTANT * Read instructions on back of dupl: One beneficiary is me: beneficiaries, o or eatinh f hereby: apeniae or consent of the hens. be won OY 6 wor VNOSUad Suivi . ~">3 ’ L- . _t {lodieata dots and by wbeea. reveived), pe ttc atin tt 38 Bry tase SIDE OF DUPLICATE COPY FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON WRERK TO FILE THESE. ‘FuaMs, . . : . . oy ~ DO AQT FILS-WITH Tes O¥FICE OF. FEDERAL EMPLOT RED: GBUUS LIFE INSURANCE. Pe 14-0000 . SMPORTANT.—The goof this form will completely cancel any Designation of Beneficiary under the Federal” Employers Group Life Insurance Program you may have presioucly filed. He sure to naive in thie (orm all persons jou wish ta designate a8 benefictartes of any insurance payable under that program at your death. : . E wee ik ee we a ont ty not write came ae MoE, Brown of aa Mra Juda li, Br Ue sm want to hetkaste pour estate as b-erbccass, 3 mSile nary thet the shares to be paid to thes 12 beeedriarira i] co te Tit wervent errs . 3 orett eg benetiriary fe tevular oF eeouna! ance peedecrews degaalw, and Ute le Oo core “ate or cmtiaernt besedciasy foe USel type af F rescrenin. payment for that Upw of (hawtands Soe mote im order of pomweT: we tec of dunde . sot . < oy t Po bee ie edad ; 7 = ‘ - se : 1400000 L (BUT. ‘Nor REGULAR) isupanice 4 decline the $10,000 add-tionsl optional insurance, | undarsiz hat | cannot elect op: co NOT vat tional insurance until atlead Bo year after Die effective date of tha dechration asd unless OFTIONAL Gut at the time | appty for it 1 am under aga % and present sabslectory madical evidence do a , tand aiso that my te: wor insuranco is nct affected by this declina- ere 5 COMPLETE THE “STATISTICAL $s Ua." THEN - “RETURN THE. ENTIRE FORM To. YOuR “EMPLOYING OFFICE. TINNDSEIN 40 39/440' 83. HZ gL 42 aay 7 ~~ Soa Tebte af Ettective Dates on back of Original, ORIGINAL COPY —Retcin in, Official Personnel Folder , - StaMazD 103M te: ue SER R D4pooo00 * a COAF IDENT AL _CBhon petted Pay RESIDENCE AND DEPENDENCY REPORT. AM ObIGiNaL BF fend roa aia PEP TNO CPVATION SHyew oFyoe, PT EOUT COMPLET ENG TH o owruy wit me 2067 -Nawd OF FATWER (or oR teat WrUEEWiN) GF youd PawILY IF AGy, or a j Se Beatie (ab FF Engh yas) onTact t (zs Aub Ua i O-MEET OTHER REQUIRED. FVtRh vou” a bene? eit Va ¢aae Of wwergecry. 3 erergenciss hae atom that ‘tne bene of- certain. porsonal este often ae - tate. and financial dvested in this sectica V ke Ghectosss Caperionce in the handling e? wxotoy: Yass and compticates the gottiavont of BA PEON RL ye ane vou a pe ves F REStpEAcE as OFF ina iN wa Ree > Fuck AODaTRS 7 eanle per WR 3) ‘| srenatvar : . SECRET. == — pra na nee WnMENT QUESTIONNAIRE pate Cleoe thee 3-9) 14 Mar: 73_ : | Referent on MPWATCH 33 Recrult and handle un: : Backup lfatson afficee with official services, Station PLUAMPAKRT officer, : 4 . J. 3eOuLD Maye OUTING Tht mest. sfvcaal veces : pan BOR santsnay ee SECRET ‘ai ‘ i at assT £08 Da Bint foOM Twat pepicaren ‘ FOEMCE, FAD ECATE YOUR” CRrOosee, oe 7 . ; ; on, mo Supervise field .unilatoral and }iaison MIABYSS program, oo . Berns tee fern ue ou woah Pot te Tew NO, 6 AeOee, IF YOU Mat SORE Trag Ont oe , ean get ‘Yong. with LNAGON . Communist Party ‘operations oithor. aa a ‘handler of ¥oecrult @ assets or geoan anatyst of dectrine, In light of the foregoing, Bangkok Station might well be an approprtate assignment, Should that not be practical, recommend. that onal else tteapadie to: HQs ! 4 : e - } ‘ A ne CUPL OVET warie rio ay ais atin Bd. ‘ . Saale HO, i a i . CAPLEe BEIV aCe CL PMESENTET IVES . . ay c % ‘ ‘ . : _ cod bs . a e. e eterna Operations Review. and ‘training tn writing. SECRET (When Filted tay G “T Seimumemeerras Pacmanns- ——. 7 aaa 4B0VE DATA SCaTIFIED coonner, 04563 uroe sounce mace . é . COLE? CATLO | - COL Revision, Stee, ball o t : A i) [ xfe a? oteran THIS REPORT WILL BE FILED IA-THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL - UH THE 1MONVIOUAL'S OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLDER oo . ieee) arse SECRET | [-se- . : 14-0000 * sechey (Chon Pillod In) OTHER (Spoci'ty DOCUMENT NOKNTIFIC AD “He = af : THIS-REPORT WILL GE FILED is THE OFFICE OF 3 [ . INTHE GHONWIDUALTS OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLDER”. ts {48ia aig Petsicoe 14-0000 we __secrer _FIELO-REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIRE ‘Chico stew oe aD _ 16 Oct 1970 ‘8. Uist voun wajon- Ourics UR ING CUR falao attach persone B : oo A, Recruit B. Conduct. : hs: required, - . . : Provide advice and’ | Support for 8 atto dlo unilateral sage : , UPS with local Security, ‘and intéliigence services None - tae soveuctr eaaveave NT 202 TEES ies 14.0000. - ee i _ SecRer _ Ce siGewtat, " ‘ . g " “ en ONnscaree vesuyt Tere OF BOAR YOU MOULD PREP FE FOG NEAT ABRIGNMENT 17 CITE URENMT FROM That INDICATIO PR oITEM NO, OP ADOVE. 17 YOU Mayl WORE Sram ONE POEPEMERCE. EMOTCATE voum CHOICE, tore oan eye asta ot 12. In Consiog INDICATE ¥ a very phigh priotity : ‘the. erienc e are easenti, thia Station, one which is of : manifestationg., Continuity: and | : against 0 this, target. — : os. an CONS FORRATION ay te PERIENCE ano ant THe STAR FING AT QUIAC MENTS oF vaya, ens ASSIGMNENT AND TRaiWing,~ wk wos . . be. . tnd return to. fs The Diviston approves. subject's Feque t for Manila. 14. APPROVED AFSI GNM NTO 19, CHPLOYEL moti ilo oY “piapaten nO. cate mo. dapdeatveadd Canid@ SERVICE AtPETSEntATIVEs ; Subject ci performed well liv Bla? assign: om his. s a & ' Be ta arse . bye 14-D0000 * CONFIOENTIAL Chen Beltot Pat mis essere: Mal in Selareining travel erpe a altoenbla in cone e duty, return’ FeRICeENCS upha orp an, a for eraviding od in the event of an employee erersg: or This form will be Complete in original, The data rec on thi Aéction sith loave at poverasent expense, ovor current residence and derendency Inturaation ’ files in the eaplo ‘es officia' personne! fot NAME OF EMPLOYEE, _fhase OAT OF MARRIAGE [ Lwtcoweo.. OUR Panter ae ANY, AB EEN” 19 ve €. AviAGO iN AN EMERGENC : TELRONONE h N MBCA tNDivIC TAL UTHORED TO ue OECiSt OM vr.OU Ne ant au.trees of perawn, Hany, who oan make ouch'daclelarne I eh anin/ Coke n_ 333 Contes! Park ich wae Me é “uy. Ee OCES Tats INDIVIDUAL KNOW Tea? He wa GesanaTED as ¥oue vucnoentr a rat anon t2"*vo° ves p 9s why titans 60) : Ts SUCH | NOTIFICATION I 1S NOT DESIRABLE BE- Ten 6 ON THE’ REVERSE 5 SIDE OF THIS FORM. J The persons named in Tem 3 Pobove moy alao be no SAUSE OF HEALTH OR OTHER REASONS, PLEASE 50 STA a nn en eee i ae oa enn rng ae iene “yt ot CONTINUED arrestee CONFIDENTIAL 3-62 6l eeont * 14-0000. 7° INDICATE. NaLE AND ADOR COUNTS ARE ‘CARRIEG. (hey Ana ond, Terone F Fox. i (7 el ae LF Bee, [1969 j CONFIDENTIAL ‘7 ~ : & 14.0088$ : Co ‘MEMORANDUM OF UNDERETANDIWG,. ! I hereby acknovléage that I have read and uiderstand’ the « —— : contents of Pleld Hanthook 20rk, Employee Cond 1p dated 23° Oztober a _ 1964, ' i ; : ° Group 2 is ‘Exeluded fron : CONFIDENTIAL o, automatic downgrading” eb. : and declasstficatron, : . “ . . . -. ho a i re cole te Loa . tos : fee, = ce 1400000 + - Pogo a st a ~~ geoner | soa]oar 0? - er pe : if a . - ee Ta, [eon Poze : al 6 ocr 1967. eet te to ths abate: ez Agency gecursty 40 propose the disposition of 290 “days” Yeive "Githout pay and @ wr reprirnand gor ehok officor.~ ‘Copies of" the proposed reyripand are attached, | | | Los Sigil ee ee te ae ee * “The recommendation: contained in para : S-approved; except that 3 days, LWOP - will be charged instead of the 2 days pl ¢ the oO * eee Nome nene seneapee een “tt ie - 7 SEGRET oe me © Yegulationa of this Srganization before you have completed one (1) year. of: service from the date of your arrival at your overéeas post. of duty, ‘for your travel acd transportation, and that of your dependents, : froz SECRET Buppléoent to Staff Buployee Pergonzel Action for Integration of cma epreuame ee EH a duty, ag currently specified, gay be wit zation in order to conform. with subaequen of. your covey facility. ar you request t wosignment solely for your Wi a that are. conzide to ve beyond yo e eout an ‘or if you are “ terdimted for ie under you will bs required ‘to ‘reimburdé the Covernmént for ali of its expenses the continental United’ States to such overseas post of duty. : ie F &. Pre ; a 9.60 1535 oO ettuee SECRET (li-12) SECRE Be Travel. to. ‘your ‘poat, of duty oversean, and your retin ‘travel to the. United ‘States, ao well as travel. ‘performed overueas which ia consis- cover. designation, will normally be at the direction of . ~ Such travel will be accomnliahed in conformance . ) ¥ lity except’ ‘when’ you are. as amended, & roll ‘deductions, f r retine _Consistedt vit: your’ ‘cover ‘a siiance with ‘the mile a. You are 5 not, assured ‘upoa tha. ct. duty with, your: cover: facility ov. ta, on your services: ‘performed with that. organization vat, the thie organiza : fons SECRET ‘ CFs MMSE ATED UE ASTI, rein. SoH PHL mtd nCcs Laat ysesravisio een cee sete pen ee 14-00000". | SECRET \o ee - Au anmial and ofck leave: vbtoh fo accrued to your. oredit 2 of integration. wilt’ transferred. “to your cover facility, tod wild. be pe ted annus oh, Jaa) 535 ee SECRET (ue) 14-00000 |” - Yo secret FIELD. REASSIGHHENT “QUESTIONNAIRE vo oury @: L16T YOUR MAJOR’ OUTICS DuAIRG Cafeo attach Personal cover @ Cl course Syaiunacs ~~ Seeaet wi i i « ; 14-0000 SECRET Abat asgscuurn r , uv TePE A POMm VON MOULD FRTFED Poe MENT SSIGHFAT TF DLEFURCAT fOr wear uo icatey PE ITE NG, P AGOVE, TF YOU HAVE MODE Tram ONF PREPeOENCE, HROICATE FOUR CHOICE, _Unilatoral oporntions Trae RE tous Boparated from h Ifaison’ and in uni la ; Job, i jin & : ja. . subject. Rague t ‘his next ; , so t a ' > ‘ 7 - ee aPoeoves assiGaudaty a. rearerrs uCrae yep” ee Ol sratey wo. ‘ Capen BO, DAVE enna” feacis atovece REPON ATH AT ets —— . oaaae a See teararerage eee ee oe ; SECRET a, 5 . . . — 14-09200 |, a i 7 ; ne os 7 ad — COP RIDES ES TAaAL.. Violation’ pepo tO . Dhesetor tt Pargonnel. . Patol . ci aa eet Deputy Director for Plans ° “ a : ot | i i a . Jb | ot. i " | | i af 14-0000 | | L | H | i laat Lp i 6. WaLias &, WL. RINYON { : : CONFIDENTIAL SECURITY VIOLATION REPORT “(NOT Operly secured for app: -oximately — i Te: 8 ould he noted: that Mr. Fox had, signed f for the 3 security” check jamary ‘1965, and an Exposed Clag3 ited . 10 Material security, violation etch occurred on 12 May 1966;. mA din. [pf , Chia!, Survey Branch -— CONFIDE TIA oestrone ee att vn acetate octane DAT LON, ican counte sat to the Folice Special. - “National Police, - the Thuira Class Honorai ; 2h September 1966. SEE MIRE rH IN Oh SHC nn estan MTR: The dedication. “Folice. Branch ta achi é - National security Bre dESOM rit.of g ances on, 2h Septer ber Leos” os aa . - the Cestrat. } 7 7 ; a : 3 ie os e, : : : . : . ; ! : } . : - cad , ~ x 7 e a: 28 SHED ggg AES LL redit MEAD Renta ates ana Bo RA roe nei, Mera mccoy ceca oti ame ween ete than ttm. tujstr) trjt-ty try evn One Jerote Fox -a4nge cute ; i ceeding documents “Police Medal; .* SHOWER CORRUTTER |S TE ~ GHATRHAN. Or" ‘Central Executive Reference Ddcred No. -O80-CT/LNO5 created two types. of medals, tha Po leference heeren Ho. ‘COLSCT/LDQS Ar of #1 January 1966 which ~ fixed the: AOL, dsertean Sox Commiss Lone? Pitant in the Oftice.of Chatman ofvthe Jemtrat will adsume the rosponsfoildty-for lisplementiag . gee Salon, eh Septenber 1966. - oo [Styne ana ‘Sealed/ _ > Ate Vice: Narshal ‘NGUY 14-0000’ pate “ae Bon Hanh - Php ‘Thving- Vong . pl: , a) So U74eNEES VR, Chie Gch . a ; , : My Din Minh a Brey . Con. on 7” ; 7 i 7 Co . . rr wea eeceen nen one eo, ; ; — ‘ _ . . oe ee IRENA eee Ae na ate LN, i ne ne nite “My ‘Xin tian Habana Bye mst 1906 tos .. a Saigon, nuay <'* thd 9 14-0000 SECRET (Bhon Filled ta) ical, Reporting Br unch, ROOM 5 E- 2506 Readquartere™ _ NAME. OF EVPLOYEE . ae . ALT es “Toy bates oF sepvice tne’ + 184 fRaetey ~ + CORDIC TION + GARCELLATION |- wan o1sPaTeH ‘|ndty status om vine Gere (Spacthy)- one . ca at UGCUMCHT. CATE /PERIOD : Talib | socuueas treaties scarion no. FYST © 12230 Preverey ADQVE DATA VEMEFIFO COMRECT,.BaSCD, UPOn . | OkCuMENt chyee: av ar anasrario ant! PHEPAHED . sOueld SOCuUMINT Cet Otwrssoe Rice ¢ crers iow ” eRe py ~ ett Feberass aca P45 ba asters. 14-0000 SECRET oe : os - _ (hon Filbed tn) “TvPE OF O t. Tov (Basic) 4+ CoMpecrioN Go. Cauceccarros SOURCE CF. RECONO OOCUMENT ; ‘Buty svarus ca 3 nn ee POTHER (Spock ty) ani OOCLMENT FCENtIFICATION HO, P5403 . “LREPORT annoTatla on ABOVE Gatn VEOIFIES COMMECT, DASLO UPOm SOURCE ~~ FL PREPARED BY: | [ssc put : 20 : DeCae m CUTER af: S aOR connec eneenarar ——> i ~ a rene cence i nme pn — = —— ~ ‘ . Pe ®t Grete ios 7 ; seenatua N - La . . ae mee } , . t.- a , - ~ ole at aivisios | ty fa 8 . eebey Lad ne at . an . roe wre patsige . , " 5 ~ . . . vege Q oe . : nor es 44518 tdetesa, vee ia a 5 7 : $4. 50% . vec. } ° : : (Sr etrd ond tmeendacane | omy Foo So groper i on Billed tn) ita ‘(Priaty TYPE OF DATA”. -p2 - tur (Oaate) 6» comanction 6 SARCELLATION } CABLE paomee (Specify) Sort rn an GapuMent VOCNTEFECATION ‘| akaains . “ Tae PORT ANNOTATIO ou . AS0YE DATA VEGTEDED CORRECT.“ DASEO UPON SOURCE 5 PREPARED AY TOURCH DOCUMENT : odcuMent citcy . ima OIVISION Bate nw T 62 }* i \ . yf. ee . INANEE Ol¥isian pee, fi 16 OCT 196 AY 2 PLOT: vr “145ta os oon eveviaws ; “SECRET - 7 ‘tacton 14-0000 hawt 0 oF rarcovee (tewe) . IANOI LON 00. -['00.noT cowveré ee ' ror DIFFERS raow chores. oie . Be INDICATE WHAT veuintng | you: “Miuieve Tow sn0yLo “page 1a Gora” SQ INCRE AaE van VaLue 70 Ine” Toaickns zation Crofer to eotuleg of cowrees, if aveifable;s Language Training | rony 00. 202 - SECRET 1 ser $e 14-0000 sweet + PREPERERC . : a C. INDICATE VoUR PROFERER STGNMENT & UNseeting sowaras t. 2 gpo 3 for pet, Ind and Jed chore? 1m ThE DOLLS actos . . . a 7" (LJ crue ro wr. cyemser aration ry To mvabovegrene Foes tere OF 2gh (23 St Apttense te as Se atavion “Say, ite Besrect to. GLOGRAPHIC ant OSSIOLE RCASSiOMMENT TO ANOTHER FIELD STATION, nce df YOuR ast, 3: OR SPECIFIC starion: . " ji anne 7 woe € 00 vow ctstRe LASSI I i ASS 1 crm $ vi 2 niin 2m vm a een + SIGMATURE! COMPLETE 1 Te NO. S22. TRANSMITTAL : TO BE COMPLETED BY. API are ETION OF THIS, iScR “AT HEADQUARTERS ty . RESSED PREFERENCE Foe wear IN CONSIDERATION OF THe [NCE OF THE emPeove 1$ : ASSIGMMBAT, ANG THE STAFFING RFQuinEM NTS OF Thi’ OivNSION TO eHicH HE 18 CURRENT G “KS5\GnED. inoicaTte yeat J ‘ RECOWMEADATIONS FOR HiS-WEXT ASSIGNWENT AND TRAINING: Do: ” ae “ , f an Te tron, eo tet : ~ woot be ' i FB Division concurs, 6 pe obese a | the staffing plans of St/FM' call for the adoigiment of Mir. Fox to = > . ; analytical duties on his return to Meadquarters' in the Pall of 1962! rn i 17, QUMARKS (additional eoxtient)- Mr. Fox waa notified of His planned reasaigenent in ‘YGeorandun Ko. 363, dated en 18 Farch 1962, : ; . SECRET . 7 4 - ® , 2 . : ‘ i —— 14-0000 fot secneT “ CUhen Palled Inj’ as TYPE OF Data. avcats) 2. 580 (Baele) 406 CoRMECTION 6 - CANCELLATION TIME any ATTENDANCE REPOOT CTHER (Spocifly) . “DOCUMENT FEM . RewaRes 5 . 4 : P A¢rver anncralis on! AADSE-GaTa VETIFITS ConHtch. 9450 UPON S0UNCE . FREPARED oy SCUNCE SUCuuERT f 5 gocyecnt Cite . Pee 0 i . "1 ta an re tt é Spent joes [rete isan et ING 1g UPMtet Te retrieve SECRET trrtrees. 1400000.” his aon, soars a3 an -dnat ructore | + (., . t - es _ 14-0000 a - SECRET ae Sana 2 - FIELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONHAIA: . aa j DO NOT COMPLETE FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY Sera Pau wen te tom. 6 or S1onaTunes anp WeRizication or wees v Y".rmsoyen ?, oti ov; 1 wae ore vovee “Corae) _Jeromo Fox waiee ano Lr g rau THOR ted 1 comrtere nn na ce te _——— _ . a a — ¥ - : - : . B. PREFERENCE FOR ALENT ADS FUAMENTS ton atinua ad: Fas Tory axkiow Fa. d Contre 0 yj es ae . : ne . Ae WHETE a PROF otscalPiton- oF we rye or @oRR you. gout Pavrun tor youn went “ASS IGNME a OFFces ‘whow a me, “ tas Bye 7 Ha? inpieates ind i7em nO, & apove. te vou fave Mont tis hn OnE. waercarnct. _ingteare, youa “CHOICES. Bia . . . : SAS - i , . 3 2 elas a ii i, cea ot a : + i ot ry : iy G. adecare war, TASTING “10y OLLIETE YC THOMD wave 1% ofot8 ra Taenease YOuR VALUE YO TH Onaentrstiag F. | (relearn to setelog of cousece, is arattenteys: . 4 cole ° i o banguage Training, a t 309 80 ronn “e202 vo SO SECRET “a 14-0000 we SECRET PCT AUS Camtnr (coat tawed). abate a CERERCE FOU NANT ABSiereant 1mOkO TNO NUMeAR 1, Thee 4 Ora eey aed ehoseo) "Ss twOrcere voun im ™r 80°48 enLoe: t LT) carves te Gh Cuenyr? etation @ Ot pserenae " stteous Turit) sete PZ, zc Ne m8 _ Lo Station, tmoi eae © Pee a reve of outy me's) ba Anerenee i) Reerece” re a Pos CLt Atasstament ro. ssemte Stoaearnie anca oe te Sraticme a _ Vt enotees 2 » tan cworces - bey cHorcer . ‘This scsoengudation to; of ebarse, ; subject 6 afd ‘gont Ligont upon’ Headguartor| a } dsoiaton on the propo sontained ia IE S69 that the, AO ‘Blot at: Tokyo Station ba. Ywithdrawn from the ‘Sapan alas 7 abr mite Te re TROLeATE TOuPLeT oa oF. Tare “PORTION, f cis rome, = Se SOR. RAT MEADOUAR TERS . _ orn cin fan SUaNATURE? COMPLETE We No. vs . _ oes —-.. A a ere pate to. 17 CONSIOUAATION or Rie tra “Earemitnce 2g” “Suvrateance at EMPLOvee wid SxPoessey. Pairgatncr FOR wan Tth ASS VchNENT. ‘ano THE STAPF IW Recusaiugyre’ CF Tay pee sion. tO ‘oNlen ah t thy Asaioneo, imarcarg “yous * S€COqNESDATI Ong Fon ae RENT APN Gee “Aad VaaiNinad: 7 . . weed wae Lf _— Reha et nt e ‘ - Heas etquartors: Sy “exteaaion at tour for: another yeore nn LENT R, pra: re | ee > Pervonn} officer, ORR. . Ve. mast OF GuPeavisaa 7 Ee/fasa. a a Serna : ‘Tinaans rrverrerese; vonwsnt 3 “Wie. u 16 April 1961. eescrandun, signed ‘by. Me an beputy for Operations, Pernt Es” wax to rotund | ‘tha’ ‘balunes no. ‘Inter Vhan cob i? April Bale ve ef a way vuritter i Foply. to: the .namo “atal ed: ‘tha hg 1d att account to. 1. gubJécts “of offietal- . . “Fonte will-ba we bin,” a8 ee on ‘Hekote neg sasary |! for betietat ‘travels _ cogs . “2, be yf lhe HENRY -Re- SINSGLABE oo oe Financ’ ater, oo Gigtribuston : ; wi = PERS 2- Rit 1 - a/vors: —— a ro 10 teo@ oCuaAcl | . Biv, BR, fa DATES TUAINED. from Bada to 27 subg. *99 Thie cause is primarily des signed to develop the folowing skills: Use of. 36 nm cameras with accessories, . document ceby. precesslng and printing. . ; 1. Manipulation of comora O. beg _b Retina I Co = a Recordak, i . ite pete nee -IL Processing, and printing. a. Files loading : “b. Filtn processing _ ¢. Enlarging er rn d Retlex and condo panna. ve Pea, : EE Use of accesiory equipment. . . : i a. ‘Exposure meter . __ Ac coe peees emeyenesten camenecewn sate vay eit ep ped ta oun ceramic a $ Repo VI. Surveilidnce. a Coverage b. Heport i st ad i VII. Spoclal problems. C arage, F : General qualiry of print! _ . 4 Choice of rubjéct mation _ a _ 8 1 Quality of fp : Atlitude ic - i i & atcignemnita ay i “: . Peeagloer tig) ocala eirrienty | at ts astiet, Mee Base Fora overerea sey oF hia ‘ ~ wb $e Za ite ten woe: thom. he dememetroted ot SQQOEEES: 3 te team, ty eneisp ; red out in ie omy courte cqulprest, tas otber equipeent ge well. Ho | sd ta ecplete ecditienal oneigaam’d as his cam tin» , : . 1% te aepesta’ be omtiaw his proctice and accocletion with pRotypepty f in ower ig spintain ond Lipro.s preast prorictency. » h ~ LEP ESL i eee einem teen 4 7 , ° : : irsttuctor greene 14-0000 he, O [section te a ; “" [stmace [X[ecnwnie | ma SECRET pos - (Pen Pitted fay - . PERIOOIE SUPPLEMENT \ PERLIAAL HISTORY STATEMENT 4 pte prorldes the avons exereke pont otliciel pee onnel fernedte olll be b fion.vow hove lore .thteouge ADD @ tequiree aK Pethery aay Alo aC NOWIT TED. br sutH NOTTFICSTON teariws (Spouse, Punaae 30 rare. . ts wot Distance Because” oF weata ‘om OTHER, ALASONS, toom) J clareswated. [orvocce ANAL ED aoe a ee Eadie Of ‘Senulwtnss ” - — 1) CHECK OME Omer on 5 er rene 2. FURNISH DATE, PLACE And SP etre 14 ALL SIP AMATIONS, Ota SPOUSE: If you hove been atsrisd were than o husband giving date below 2? aff beaviaue # for formas wife or date for ¢ aa os (Weldon). ” : A: an PEALE . FEK. UM ne OLE _ a (City, atate, Casntey), - d+ WANE 4 + State, Copate ne reenact —mmectirers te a re nn setae Vase OF ENtag: meme acQuiato (Lily. State, Couatryy ee cn ae nen ere PEISENT tuPicver {Alex five fuosmeor emclager. arab sucaployad, Last too reotaserey ceseed or Stresi, Counter) 70, EMPLOVLN'S GO BuStnaae OncGEDs PPo., ion awa Bt Pee eeaes raetrema, 14-0000 SECRET . oe a . manera Lis Potted tay ©. pane ine i aeemunty institutions eite. emit ea wave State, ansy (CHO. Countrr) ‘LOM BE tenon. Praren ; oa PES Cali sation awe or a ene SacEaEERaaE : a. abd —— ee aoe ee San ee — i ; | i 2. ONS Veue a iowa Panrerce: maT inuieael® uoave ” SECREE : 3 . 14-0000 me eR DESIGNATION OF BENEFICIARY 0 SIMBOS TANT: ae eooey (FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: GROUP UFE gn tnt duniente , = 7 INSURANCE ACT OF 151 before €lting in thie form” So “ANFORMATION CONCERNING THE INSURED: , tea ia firing & jf Beacficiary at-any pe | & :Jaroza Fox . - =" . ; 4520 HacArthur Plvd,, New, | : = Washington 7, D.C. a ; 14-0000 . a . 7 . vy + aot . sy . . 4 TANT.~-The filing. of this form will compietely canect any Designation of slonciiciary under the Federal Employees Group Life Insurance ANetoyou may “have: previeunls Aled: Be sure tu name in thie form ail persohe you wish -- . - “tn designate an benciiciaries of ‘any peoup tile and accidental death insurance bayable under that ace at sade death, . Tope oF print nett a perce wipe RTE IE ent et ON OEE AO mee emt tg ier Cert 27 SURE ROL ho Tr ned sre seem os LOW Mean oe an re Es ese Shed Wes etracee fe be pad be be! weeizal 1400000 * . STANDEPD top OF irri ayauet sea) : PRUWULGETED Be Dive 48a COM RUT a . FILA RAL Pees wANuah APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS CEHTRAL, INTELLIOENCE, AGENCY: an organize atin, D. AFFIDAYIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF orice . +f has VO Te Gt j firm or corporatio E. AFFINAVAT AS : Phe answers given 3 in tie Declaration of Appetite on ther Te verse. of this f form are true and: ‘correct, oa at i ~ _ trignetey A wetcdning) 7 ~ —— - A ae at 7 : 4 E Gt... WasBingtany. ees : ty y (en 4 fecat] i : iis . - NO" TERl~ Uh the warn is taken. before a Nataey: Fublc the date uf eopiratian of his conuniaion Pa rah - 4 . On ehow nt, So! te Soksed ; : é r = 34-0000 . "DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE ae . | ; \ This form la to be completed before entrance on duty. Answer all queationa. Any false statement In this 4 declaration will be grounds for cancelation of application of dismissal afer ap pointnicat, Impersonation joa i criminal etfenge and will be prosecuted neeondingly. . : é wv : , . af 1D) tLernone eo * . : 9 ‘ i ee TT : i ’ Tanvanay O@ MOET si eas i - . 1 AGLNC TI W TON ’ a ‘ { . . “INDICATE "VES" OR “NO” ANSWER: DY PL cing ' TONE : co ~ : . ' IW PROPER coLURN: wl YS tat an . ie ae ae . : . “INSTRUCTIONS 19 APPOU mnie erFIcEn” an Lo ~ . : N _ penton a : : . Laced pet . ' : (ap Gf apyastatae at | . 2. a md ge te aa aay " . : ' : ; . : we eek be cin keel em suirty : : . . sper thuner ds up tut yer be QvoAppeet nee Beast vosen bee? ber - . Sra Mf ier Cry Shey @ Coureamans [ea de rh 7 ° tee an ‘ 14.0000 IMPORTANT Read lastructions “yn beck of duplicote before filling In thle form Rinnaned arte Nu oe to DESIGNATION OF BENEFICIARY _ > FEDERAL EMPLOYEES’ GROUP LIFE a (INSURANCE ACT OF 154 a sed benofi.. i to the survivor, lurierstend my. daath Me “Theres ty direct, unlexa ciherwina. indicdte elery whos way wredtgrage me theall be dint that this Déengaaton of heneficisry. shall bo veld" SU hercky spenifiratly reserva Lie 4 ‘at to “Gonsent of tA, beneficiary. : JeRerte Fox YSRO Alae Or Ker Sed, wot Wasa er Ten, oe ae res I dover Caner oe aan fs if i teed s¢ dats dad bo donee potaie ty” v Teryagp a2 6A CPL GLEE BON cori. fp HE Fr tuo uae a] in QE MEE. EID ROTH Copmy te ree Crk AT Bye COS ENs, BASH TON 33,0. C- OUP CATE mun Gs NOTED ana PeTLEXES.. 14-00000 * nnn tn RR IMPORTANT.—The filing of Unto form, wit completely cancel any “Designation, of Benefelary under the Feteral Employees” Group Life Josurance Act you inay have previously filed, fe nure to name in this form all persons you wish to dealunale J Ba denctelaries of any Rroup Nfe and accidental death Ineurance payable ander that act al yout death, te be pald wo nefols aa Mra Jahn Tf, Drow! several beacheiasies pat BD to 160 percent, 14-0000 STANDARD Fees 144 saeares 7 ton on this fotin will be ued in determining creditab “nerviee. for feava purposae ond fetention eral nd the Perwunct Olhce should complete Part at IMPORTANT; The informa: for seduction force. The suiployee should complete Part J an ‘uugh Iv. (is COLUMN IS . ONNEL CcFICE USE™ J.” 9. reer Srour- Bi © PART L_—-CiMPLOVEE'S STATLEAEME B PATE OF BI DIntM . 2g Oct. 1928 1 HAME (Lost, fret, eniudte indtial ’ Fox , Jerons - rogue, nN INFO ATION CONCEONING ALTE EDCRAL AND DISTeUCT GF couumaia stuvict you'nave Han | PRCANT APPOINTMENTS (Oy nt trotud wee a Weegee ey gates. “fall cviucaiilr canal : pisgHane Utas, or 77 an a FF = a aon in Tora, scnviCg Teen UF een “war, Piel, Suep, AWOL, Mer, Mar) 4 FABLE RVICE CUP pulsvees ony): UENO RTL: 9 Abu R OATHS. 1 Swear ‘Ce ofire:) ‘that the abgive siate ents are, Mus. tthe best of my ‘kagwledge and’ belie 15_June Ages we —— a fate {SIGHATURED. . Bubscribed | aad sworn to befores me on eet, cay of 4 308___t9sf- f | rs ashineton, Dat, {Maes Et cl : ister “BEAL “ : ” a fo te Ba Ais, era ae ae NOTE: Mfoath js taken belure a Notary Pubtic, the dete af -2 fration of Ble Corainlasioin should be shown,” (OVER) en ; area 14-0000 Lone GL, , PART 1I—DETERMIMNING CALOITABLE SERVICE Po co ANO SERVICE COMPUIATION DATE FOR ; a aa ‘ : : LEAVE PURPOSES oo met . : on : on ; |. TOTAL SERVIGH (lesen 13)....0 ‘NORCREDITABLE'SERVICE (tem £3 CREDITABLE se spuTATiON DATE on fi BF. WOTAL SERVICE Crean 12) 3 , RONCREDITALLE SERVICE Mion 16d es 5 ent OUTABLE SERVICE (RIE pigeon. , "ENTRANCE OM DUTY OATE (Pedeant nfsncy)... Liss CREDITABLE SERVICE (REP purrpocse).- PUSTATION BATE (ur pirepiines 1 bere les casapistati fata’ un hie am, Pe te con ae ate dn RD, ambanciste at Ch UTM AMLET PAINTING ene Ur enRS + Name (Loot, Firat, Middle) - ‘ + OATE OF OQlaTH: POX, JEROME (NMI) : - =: oT 19mg sea QAANCH (OF oversear station and Vetorat asvedgnpent) 0. GMRLOVEC CaTENg, | f2. OATE. car -|. 24 Jan 1969 —— ~ 7- OFFice OF MEOICAL ‘senvices pisroairi sa. OFFICE OF SECURITY DI4S>0S4ETION ‘REQUEST FOR PCS OVERSEAS. EVALUATION: azttroes i 259a vis ceserous SECRET” tay 14-0000 . “MANE Chast, Pleat. Wasdte) Fux, dorsas (ax) Br. DATE OF BIRTH + OFFICE, DIVISION, OkaNcn Fo “ er corer af dateral a (8. OFrFice OF SECURITY DisPosi trom rn no ae nn re 13. OVERSEAS CaNcIOATE nevice PANEL. Disposition : RL 7 Mo oe = © . ’ te Ar ene REQUEST FOR PCS ovERseAs | EVALUAT LON : roe" 2590 cree So SECRET | ai ee va 14-0000 C. DATE OF BIR erin dc: r4 jth “0 PLACE OW AIR RTH ae D. PRI SENT CITIZENSIUIP 6:3. (onctey) BY NATURALIZATION CERTIF ICAT NO, Meal. : RY WIRTH? AT nesecee un apaeteestes tee cuscietget weeoe waters ‘. - (City) , y HELD BETWEEN WHAT DATES? ....... 7 GIVE PARTICULARS 0 @ 14-0000 ie ; “ @y He K.1F BORN OUTSIDE U. 8. WHEN DUD YOU FIST ARRIVE IM THES COUNTINE 2... smensare i ~ PORT OF ENTRY? 2.2.0. a... ON PASSPORT OF WHAT CGUNTKY? . 1 ; a ie, 2. See, 9. MARITAL STATUS IVORCE 2 2 a a “Ws (OR HER) ADDRESS BEFORE MARRIAGE ve, . . it's _ LIVING OR DECEASED 4 4. - , EMPLOYER'S OR PUSINESS ADDRESS 2% vk . . : . 4 . (fitaee) NIL. ATARY SERVICE FROM. ae Ca : to pes cesee ros evenneee BRANCH OF SE RVICE eee ee (Dater uo “Uiatoy = counray wcte cnet renee eee DE TAILS, OF OTHEN GOVT, SERVICE, ur 4S. OR FOREIGN 1 eee neeee Ma mete ere FO ae pp = PHYSICA: -sifsirton 2 “DATE OF BIRTH Zé: IF NORN OUTSIDE U.S INDICATE UATE, J rt) “awe, HIF AORN OUTSIDE U.S. WHEN DID YOU FIRST ATUUIVE IN THIS COUNTRY? ane 7 PORT OF eNrnyt eeiuesesee wane ON PASSPORT OF WHAT COUNTRY? Last. vu. ‘8. VISA. _ WEIGHT ce PRUSENT, OR LAST, APDRESS mehy). Gittwensmy 28 4000.. WHEN ACQUIRED? OCCUPATION Lk Las saan: EMFLOYEH'S OR NUSINESS ADDRESS 2. i MILIPARY SERVICE FROM £0072 on TOM. {Usted COUNTRY ieee ceases be TMLS SOF OTHE rk cov v SERV ICE,, Us OR. FOREIGN Froo060 Sas | CITIZENSINP oy couse rice pare or BIRTH .. a teeee! “P 1, “ACE OF BIRTH wee AF KORN OUTSIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND:PLACE OF ENTRY bees WIEST ACQUIMED? acamesaneenmesessene WHEEL cece iis” ‘(aiatey County) CITIZENS |. OCCUPATION oooccccceceecnpeecceneeecnseetnenes ‘LAST EMPLOYER, dente peee renee beeen mene et nner i : EMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINE. 34 ABDREAA - ae ee eee cere ere teamed tne came pen me tien tte et eae (gC and Number) (chy (Btate). 5 {Coantry) . BRANCIL OF BERVICE ... paren renee psec nee MILETALY SERVIC nos foe “Ute wate) 8 0r of GOUNTHY eee Ov. HE AVICK, U.S. OR FOREIGN RA H Sea 6. AC THER (Give the sane informa fomfor stepmother : FULL NAME 2 : _ : . LIVING'OR i _ : PRE: : Ol LAST appr: | DAY OF BERTI. Coolie cone, PLACE OB TARTU ccc co cccnttencen 7 7 CITIZENSIUD ow WHEN AcQuiREe? } : i If KORN OUPHIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY 2. eee eee “ ! _ : a i $ 5 ; 1400000" rt a : . wo. OCCUPATION .,. gis cpeconarapassannadgpengeemenecs te ast! EMPLOYER Burien BRS OR ow 'N R USINESS ADRESS: — im FULL Hane wt a ADDRESS . PRES sepeerees exces tit and Wimigey BULL NAME, cee ccccicccssseesnaeaternees : (Firat) " : PRESENT APDRESS ceecaseevevagstegvagensncam cane (tani! Narber) ; see TT t Seo. & EATHER-] iN LAW IP HORM OUTSIDE U, 8, INDICATE DATE ap PLACE OF EXT RY. cimiunsi oj 0%. WHEN acquinihy? 47 curt WHERE? eras ee fs OCUUPATIONSL LAST EMELOYE ad ae ee Oe 4-00000 pub yes WaT Few a 1 Aleees 09 ci antes fa eNO PR el ot anteagnen ime ruemet ATE RAY ke a6 19 Sein aie a9 , Bec. 2) eFYIZENSTUP _ © OF BIRTH WHIRL, i | " M1. RELATIVES RY BL. GOD on, Maun THE U.S. OR OF A FOR HIGH GOV. ERN i. NAME. eee citiaisiait 1. -_ rs {Cusotey) TYPE. AND LOCATION OF 8¥! : . 2. NAMIE cccucescesevesqin deer enetenenmeweertenctneensece RELATIONSHIP a coencer coerce : ; Wiestiu i i (8, atl Namber)” Ghiatey Goan : - TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE ap. BNOWN) celeste neta eee ndenreceecn ramen i BONAMYS co cccccecceeereecereeed peeche ee teeecneeenetnens RELATIONS MIP oc cece scott AGE cece i a - . se . : i CITIZENSHIP ooo ee ee ADDRESS, eee ceeesstssetsessanesenenesscegeeagee amma’ ‘ . “Vee fet Raimtue tO thtate) (Country) i TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNUWN) eee “sees apeeeevuneneneceane (5) ~ 14-0000 woe (ay WLEDGE, ANY OF THE ATOVE MAS CONDUCTED-AN IN VERTIGATIO OF. U:LOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THE avr SUXIMATE DATE OF FIF. TO YOUR KN Socaeeaie carat aber ones GES FOR. EXTRA DRTAILS, NUMBE Kea ACC SIGN YOUR ASE AT THE * ND ‘OF EX TRA PAGES THE USE THE FOLLOWING P2 BER OF THE QUESTION TO WHICIE THEY RELATE, THE ADDED MATERIAL. ir ADDITIONAL SPACE Is R EQUIRED USh SAME SIZE AS THESE AND SIGN EACH SUCH’ PAGE, ; eo | @ 14-0000 14-0000 woe . . + nth "S ametos cle. Pitatie ian Te eee 14-6000 . . j NRE: Sea ee . th fee. Mee a er ee 14-000 a 14-0000 - : . . . . HOLOGIGAL- HISTORY: DSELIN: OYWENT= 9 OMUNEMPLOVES NOLUD Ds GSP ee. xe, Uy < i FV es DRESSES AND: STA TE, 14.90000 - . . : pe fey ~ . an, ' 4 : . : ‘ . . 1 - . . : : . ron . - . . ‘ 14-0000 ot _ Sess ae ae eee Seine sneer ne 14-0000 14-0000 ‘ 2 . ry . - : : 7 14-0000 e “s 14-0000 - 7 * : ‘ ~ . . oe . . 14-0000 14-0000 ai | TR ra, PeeraNee 400000 - ' “S° coNFIDENTIAL BECURITY INPORMATIOM 3 "SECURITY. APPROVAL 1 2 August 1955 SR-9299-A. ORR fa. “to. ‘sdviee you af apourlty aetton An Ah Subject case aa indlesited ae below: . - tne a: Sec nfoi series an this approval ‘becomes. gore nae - ; Subject. is had be poly raphed as port of ‘oD ‘proces i Syagete anced hangs CONFIDENTIAL “ORM NO. ‘e168 : Fea. 1939 f4-00000 CONFIDENTIAL FO SECUSITY INFORMATION...” ° INTEROFRCE MEMORANDUM , © pater 27 May 1955 |. SUMECT: pox, Jerome ¢ “moins. ee Requdet Hos S929 94 ~ OR Lo Le Roference is made to. your request: tor” gocurity élearance of tho subjoct person who is being considered for exployment in the olblowing poottions, . re co Name-checks have dee completed on this person. . . Arrangewents, . ~ _ are “péuld: now be made dy your office for an Antervieew ‘in this Diviston. Upon: ao “completion of this interview further consideration will bé given to the re~ a quested Limited clenrance for Access to information classified no higher than “Secrét. If Subject has not entered on duty under a proviously granted pro- visional elearance the interview s? Reuld do Srranged after entrance on duty. x? : _ e. fT} Subject ds security approved: for tomporary. Appointinent toa posi i _ “thon requiring Accous tor Anfersation’ Classified: -nio. vAtgher than Seer ; Offletais of ‘thi orploying értice shout) bo advised ‘ar “this i hoe’ rity Timitation end should. be tustructed” Supply future supervisors with advica as’ to: tho Limi tatiany 89. as to Insite continued’ Samplianee, t : - va continulng and your” Security action, te atte ev far appréval | : . . aftice will receive advice of mld clearance. upon completion, of thig: ‘ aaa H et, action. Upon. ‘recuipt of full security clearinco,. ‘the present limitation = } . ail be rédcladed and aupervis OS should be advig a accardingly, oe . . ” . ~ - . . 7 ‘ . . C ~ . “ - a : ; Xs *Brmal P. Geiss : : ley (oanogRTAL wey seem Onee . - - ry my 27 pwertemne: ees cates &
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14-00000 104-10291-10001 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | HATER gga vidoe AY CTA PE ARQUARTERS re PUGE SELECT COSMIITLE C5 ASUMSSTIMTIONS STABE MEMELERS repos Ang FILE: TITLE/SUMBER/VOLUME: heath, Goad 6 INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/EOCATION: 1 \ DELETIONS, IF ANY: “DI {UQVTESED BY SIGNATURE OF _ReTUPNED (PRIET NAME) |, _REVUBTING OFFICIAL 14-0000 was assigned to the DDO/Western Hemisphere Division. He received thé 1954-50; Manila 1958-60; Buenos Aires 1962-66; and his last assignment, . Attachsent EGRET a NEMDRANDUM OR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA : Deputy Director for Administration FRM ss FLW. M. Janney ~ - Director of Personnel ; ; SUBJECT = = =; Mr. Joseph Burkholder Smith . } Y ; ‘ - 1.) (QU) Action Requested: None; this memorandum is in response to your request of 15 th to provide you with a very brief rundown 7 Say on Mr. Joseph Burkholder Smith, 2. (C) Mr. Snith was born in 1921, holds B.A. and NVA. degrees in History and hag studied at the Pi.D. Level in this’ field. He served , as a Corporal in the U.S. Army (1943-46) and from 1946-51 he was an . Assistant Professor of History at Dickinson College. Hé entercd on duty with the Agency in September 1951 as a GS-09 and reached the GS-14 level before his retirement in June 1973, At the time of his retirement, he Career Intellisence Medal. Overseas assignments included Singapore Mexico City 1969-73. 3. (SS) Apparently after retirement, he wrote a book, Portrait of a Cold Warrior, which he did not submit for securi ty review or for approval. “Tis book was already printed in advance uncorrected proofs when the Agency first learned of its publication, Tt contained classified information; however, the Office of General Counsel advised us that it was the final decision of this Agency and the Nepartment of Justice that we would net pursue civil action against Mr. Smith. Ih this sore of action yeu must prove damages. The Operations Directorate was reluctant for security and sensitivity reasons to point up these areas wheréin we had been damaged. os . 4, {U) In the event you wish to read further on this subject, we have attached papers furnished us by Mr. John Greaney of the Office of General Counsel. a , : te FLOW. M. Janney . 140000 te \ } “ferent Fors. FROHE oe susseers. “ Couid y you 1 given me a very “brief rundown: On 1 whé. ‘daseph Burkhot er smi h. _ : a 7 ; ts, the” one: who ust: had an article An The Hashington Post Post: on Sunday. - He: e apparently retired in 1973;,. a bye wb ene ee OS ee ox STANSFIELD. TURNER, 1 jets 14-0000 . . THE WASHINGTUN POST ~~ ARTICLE APPEARED 14 May 1978 f ON PACE _D.& WEINGED oe “ _ yp TNot being able to taipreas my old cfuesmatia twas annail By Joseph Burkholder Smith T WENTY-FIFTIE colleys reunions ace great occasions, ‘for letting the world know how wail you've done, and raina w33 no exceptiva. All. my old clssmatin, It seemed, had become axistagt secretaries of state o¢ rico presidents ‘ot General Motors or had acquired Sosze equally iaipressive’ tive. So It was a little “embarrassing whea they'd ask me. ‘Whatiwasupta oo; : - Not that I bsdn't done well niyselt —I was a tha tie! falrly hizh up in the Ceatral Intelhgecce Ageacy. Bat Fg was ‘allowed to say that, so when they sokod, I hid. to at Patrick Alr Force baa, ai excuse that I could teil, Con ' dured up images of Zeateel failure (too mach drihidag, per Soe bapa) ln the people who beard it, * and similar g credential Ore may Atcere Cahs'n sense of identity Security: CLA people are by: NO meahs immane 10 the desire to imsress peopie with ‘Crgdpatials, but their jobs are directly a3 odds with that “urgo. In that way and several others, we ia the CIA havo’ . been deprived of tha normal ego supports vf.tha American “dite of cur time, and how we dealt with taad dids’s deal svlth) thete abserice from our Hves has bad:sunetblag to do with how our agency has {aed hasn't danas ius jab. a © Te wasn't fust our statis amoay our peers that sdMered 23, “7 result of our work. Normal famuy b/e was a victla 1," ‘The CA's Clandestine Services division ass for years had. tha highest divorce rate of any Organizstng ia the govern mont Part of ths reasoa js that recruits of ny generation ef | clandestine operators were instructed never to tell thelr; Wives what they wern really doing, “Just ar b's a question | ‘of national aseurity,” they told us when we had to tako one ; of our frequent absences from homa . i .» Of coursa, many men also discoyernd ms z i “provement that Une was over ti old Ss oflica” routine and took advantage of 8, Stzl moot cf the. imarttal probless canie uot from philincenag dut trea the: inspectacular, bitter toll hat Hiviag iiniler cover takes on] iBeyple, Olfeers with Zo mariiages mich? tell heist wires! in general terme what bind of work keeps thee ous ar Ltt os 8 | bat they have to insist that the wives give ve hint ‘TRe first, things CLA wife lesres is never to avk anciter woman whst! fier busbaod toes, fee fear shi will bo mixed tro same Guse! tion. ay Pe er, “r CU whres a0 havo to fol their Pustacds in keering isele children ta the dark. Wheo scheon baws pregeams ta’ which ine kids’ fathers tel their clames above t theis inna Jug work, sho bas to haty invent reasons ody Ber chud can't volunteer bs father’s participation, Wires the mm wants 2 - -wisit his falher’s of fice, the way hi feteods Jy aha must ry fa case his terrible fering of retretca pdon his father tela Lod something vagie about deiag.a civilian employee! | hig oa This kind of travall makes maay women woader if | W's worta the effort. Co Tatking to Yourselves. * 7 FACA AGENT Is stationed th Washingtaa, be has to got wed to bélng asked at every party, by every strangest bo | meets, “That do you do?” Personal qualities Uke Kisdasss, Bood teriper, of fatcllizence — even gow! looks acd imeney = mean oolhing in the: natioe'’s capital compaped with iwhere cre stands ia the pecking onter. A ELA couple who ‘Tnaintaia theie cover are quickly “selected out” df any party Shey go toad ead.upinacorner talking to themselves, CtA. wives, particulasty, feel this lostant sock). fatwa Ceeply and reseal tt, Until tha women's mnorettent, mest -Woinen were railsad to-channél their arcbivons towan! tos |, “Breas of partyiving aud cookdsig, Whea murrial t9.9 CIA ” . agent, they iclt. they wero denied theo thine hecausa of » their husbands work, and thelr marrizyes got lata troudla.. When CLA faniilies go aliroad they. fitd thelr lives evea. More disrupted by status iaxtetien The American olficia) community, centered-at tho enibasty, spends chore time anit etfort than the Soviet KGD trying to discover who ate rey OCIA families It a CIA cificer Is assigned to the embasty nee i 4 t +, Under the puiss of belay ia the Foreina Service, tha US. te | formation Service, or tuo Ageacy for laternasoaal Develop. ment, he-real employes of those organeations ferret the CIA agents out and then take pains to treat then as second. ” class citizens. Tao government employers who are “Lesith mate” erabassy Jermoaned don't speak ta them at alk they arrive at the embasy under deep cover, with ro fuse iene tity, Uhea not even the other CLA personnel speak ta thea. The amo o? uncovering the CTA poopie js mace simsla for the “legitimate” embassy pertonnel ty a number ef . Means: Tha State Department won't et CLA arents call theives, 23.4 cover, Forvign Service Others they hava to say they‘re "Fnrrign Service Reserve™ or “Foreign Ser Vice Stil" officers, Real FSSs, as theyYs culled, ara tah ty Jowdeved and real PSXs are never Ia POleedl jooa sa toe, CIA's poxple a listed as. PSS of ESR “politcal otflons” =~ -Aroohyipestosneandalh © 0s OY! wo in tho same atatuspregerving spirit, ih Stata Department Used Lo publisa aa-anncal Biograntic Reg siss, a Fho's who of the Foreiza Service that Included [Xformatteg on dee Fees, Jobs, aad coursy pasty it warat und! (873 ard the mun ! bxen | era of reversal CLA agents thst Stats made the ogra Rogbter 4 Clinuted document, Tae Envy, Jestonsy, and Distrust forty ae HERE ARN severe! ways po eal wi ths protien of vs gk cradsavtaia One isto riss atewee Cre woes of STAT AEs fety: Acotee? bb 1 Team to Jaugh them an avon 2 cry are pauaful Ustornatety, Newover, 4 ere osama way af handilsg the tradect! herween your Gere and yous stahas ds to pres np ponte of tbe fest to gee mere ef ths s2etad ty foseten capitals CIA aseats offen hare heeg 9 Saatous fag tho patters and the cintomade cOTAmUAETY Ba dott as Bey nena enone eran. | | } i ' ! i i | ! I 14.0000 “‘theys trade their secret Jote obvious -_: y drought them esry, Jealousy, and dip. very tant them ‘wda shale. Jeb. : and tmalntensoce crsty, as weil as tha chauffeur, were paid for out of the statioa's housekeeping funds, Poopis: who) “were, listed a lowly ieih co were alten deen he well, we knew whol” «Welt Mattered taal Ewa ho! dine my cover welll encagh >! wasnt who and could play the game with cach! . be tolt his secre, and T only wihed what ho wes saying other. The cthcr-embusry. personne) won't Invite us to thelr! Meretin oa ‘) Partles?’ We're too low on tha ciplomatic lst to pet invitad to} 4 tho important CUoas giren : :.,.But it wasa Army’ Tnealliges . tied totry to recruit Filipinca by passin themsaives. Uve In. quarters ‘ 3 prand tbaa the ambarador’s offh: CIA agéats, Today, tha ope ats fat. residénce, In m: collatts, this wakes: senso—the - 3 itdid tor Wdebard’ ‘Welch. in Athens >, j CTA bas liaison responsibilities thatace officially’ recombedt Freich was Kiled by thé gon cf ag anthAmerican assassin, | by the ambassador and th State Depictinent Bute ais net. bat the gia wag put iste the ssawtio’s haad by al hadefen. _ appreciated by tite lawectovel ec Noieyers of (Ge embacry, if Bed Odaicst tha dueruma of covert Lita that Pra desertdedd Welch lived fn. house inh “fis told to them af all Resenbreat ot tha chief of statian's’ lite sryie. bubble i fe = practically: tha ony! a tor macys hd he's treated 3 Las gley, wiare he, pieerr hens Ios ibe fines war yeu , Sree Sai : ad to gard. ony ors agalast Wooting: : : ma CONTINTED. 14-0000 . 7 $0 when Adsa, Sunofleld Treg quickly Ured, 800 Clan! Gesting Services officers last year, my fnitalapomyval seme’ of these fired, | though’, aust have been the people who, _ Thule cog deejda ta leave tae CIA in LD Rave way to misyive ; Lous, It's trug that the. greatest physical hued many spooks, have ever faced ia ihe danger of chodag oa the fit ef ths Ove ig iteir marticis Pulthe coatet band we ali fece in| Ufe ts not physical danger, i's having something eabaway ab Onur sovl Wa Gee bas ly baa clasdestine operator, of course, but once ha {3, ha i deprived cl ths normal means of suse fuinicg hos salimaga liar prevails in our sxiety- _ ; Idon‘'t mean Turnes should have kept on tioompetents! Bet Pm sure trast aliey theses G0 forties everybody eta at Lansley teit biter and tightened The ary not, alter all,” - Pevels eho have anything else to fall back os, and they need 2 lot ef repert trom theirs orenization Tamer las ta! Loe Liese peopia, and if ho wants ta use thers effectively ho . euxit to fad a war of fertng sme Ra while makiag tha rest: fec}pocure ltt. . * The outhor, use orticls te reeristed fra Pei Tete! * fagure Monty, is afermer high CHA effteeh” OT LE 400000 a geet ~ 6 Whew Balled bay REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL: ACTION © 1 $n tmnt 2, Mame thaut~lre~ Meddie) wv 007894 SMITH, JOSEPH BUEnoRDER _ | menan on ritscena acrdg CONVERSTON FROM FSR ‘ tpeectren & a LaneieD, $.-Calicomr oF Covent RETIREMENT: (VOLUNTARY) UNDER CIAROS|- “Minti oat eta | AND: CANCELLATION.OF N.S. a A. 30 | 73° REGULAR G ‘ ; viow 7 vioe 7. 0AM AMD NECA “yt oa aurnoene (Completed by Ufise af Sy fe mos Public Law 88-643 - 2 ae Sco 215 9990; 0000 Sc 2 © Cagaratarionat CABIONANION, 10, \OCATION GF Gorataas Haowe to DOO/WH OIVISION cS _ duce wos Coe a MEXICO CITY MEXICO STATION. _ | MEXICO CITY, MEXICO WW. POMnON TOE j a 12. POMTCe Roem [1 Cannan senvice OtHonation OPS OFFICER (iipsa0 a 0a, Cha LPCATiCne ScHOUL (CS, 13, EAT eed ‘TS. OCCUPATIONAL BEETS =| 16. GRADE are STE _ 117, Sasany Of tare : - {igs [0136.01 a 8 | eave 16. efeaens, - . LAST WORKING DAY 29 JUNE 1973, 1 -"Security - ; jh boig it ‘1 - Finance noun [184 Zagat 6 RESTS Ganga " —"| Date SKNED oe as Svinatina Co caitee SHavEE APPROVING OMAR [OAR SIEMID N , fo Hil CHHN/PERS. |.3 JUN 73 Kips eet a SPACE BLOW #08 SxCtUStVE USE OF TD 5 e fr vitinn {22 wed 7 [ia Gu te wa | at me Tr Lon va, . _|- re . . : 23 mt . . hy FiMen pia 3 “Whutos . cotati tastes as 7 Seu ‘iy Vw wD. i = yor eS Oats, (dot; [ “Oo “re a i ag. aa. r i ey Y, sf \ ne Sat | le ae { i a an L f. rf Ste, Coe a int 65 SOCAL MQUUITY 49, ey ya. anes ow [a a State Tay Date CABRILS GOVERMHIRY SEOWUCE 402. Ceavd Gat, j 42. syetnan tat ! _ 7 carn mmc, earn mae 4938 SOM LILCUND COLE Per nee aren aon nleeremems as 23 FRIVIONS EVEL 4 pone erecta Cate i A Cedars? ms | tae PUTED CODE roe arpa | wi Bt 1m sebvite | hn ey i t we . Bier, a SOCeL Con tied (lise a 3 thay aD sea { ! . ! 13 MEG (ug tsa mg | ee ann eS t Lb ” POSH Gas CONTEC ChuTo a anion Ad | “18. OF aperavas fear APAOIO. jae Bede - ot . Bey te : 08 , oid )d 4 — » 347 - i A v ZZ thor 37 FE, 7 coed at 73 os, bore iy gs Ui pet vzOUS fomon if , mana \ 7 aera HSE gy “SECRET Oasseap oy SSH? ot & eo. 2 * 140000 ea ‘ wike Hegctry, f ee : , 4 Septenbor 1973 Mr, Joseph B. Smith _ 1213'North 2nd Street at ooh Harrisburg, Péennsylyania 17105. To - eo, “he. Dear Me. Smiths ae ne 4 : pod te oo | “| AS you brijig.t6 a-close’ youractive career of’ 7 i _«, Service to_your country, I. warit -to join your friends” - me, ; "and co-workers.in wishing you well. an! hoping that, ... . |, . : you. find’ your retirement filled with. cnjoyment and. on satisfaction, a YZ . It takes tho conscientious efforts of many ran people to do the dinportant work of this Agency. You i leave with the knowledge that you have personally . wi contributed ‘to cur success in Carrying out our ials-. - ‘ sion. .Your faithful ard loyal support has measure! up.to the high idewls and traditions of the Federal “service, ~~ yo. May T express to. you my appreciation and } oxteml lay best wishes for ‘the years ancad, © Sincerely, - G vA W, Ez. Colby , : : W.oE. Colby. a Director i : ‘1 . eo ba tee I : Distrioucion: i : oo, ; 0 - Addressee fork 1. =. D/Pars \ fas a lb OPE 7 : Orfyinator: | hot ee . : 1 - RoB ' . Director of Personnel i - ROB Reader : ; woes So 7 . . a e OP/RAD/ROB/WEM/ ks | a aye pe RE ET CUSSED Emme -00000 . cae « = BME meee ee ee “ we . Be ness ete - ' Y . i f . a : : 1, : fo as ” r , Veins : re . te = SECRET ad COVER CONTROL OF RETIREMENT PROCESSING fe TO: Retirezent Opecations Branch ; Office of Personnel , ‘ CATEGORY OF De: th EMPLOYMENT On the bass of a review of the records of the Central Cover Staff, the ig: . following action’ is .to be taken on proccesing retirement documentatlon ; . . for the person named above. . Overt CoyERT COVERT RETENTION “(Paynent tae structions . ’ fattow “REQUEST TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM WL ENSE SERVICE COa41 5S (ON SUPPORT atancu, CENTRAL coven Starr a cute, cove s TH!3 SECTICN To BF COMPLETED BY GFFICE CF SECURITY eR d Pas : cae NO SECURITY SSitcTIGWS FO agave. ao. H SUL TIONS 25 eoLLoms. |” co : i. . i ¢ { Trying, SAbREA. GHKtEE Or s¢cusiry - “sr! 7 ~ OFF. PERS. FILE ROOM = - 14-0000 | "SUMMARY OF AGENGY. EMPLOYMENT _ oo JOSEPH B. SMITH ‘September. 1951 to January 1954 - Began employment with the Depart- 7 ment of the Army as. a Civil Service employee in grade. GS-11, assigned pect mete to thé Pentagon in. Washington, D. CG. ue “as a research’: analyst of economics .and political affairs’ concerning oa ec. Korea. Because of my wartime. experience’ and some post” war gtad- re ar uate work on Korea, I was contacted _ by the Army for this (position during the Korean War, January 1954 to August 1956 - ‘tn :1954 I applied for employment with the United States Information ; Service as an Information Officer with the Grade of Foreign Service’ Staff 5. I served on the U.S.I:S. Mission in the Far East area. My : 7 4 duties included design-execution | . and supervision of ‘the U.S.1.S, _ media operations in the Far East. Also I was special Yiaison repre- sentative with the British Infor- mation Officer for the British High ‘Commissioner for that area, oa BNA mee es . t . pad SUMMARY OF AGENCY EMPLOYMENT, JOSEPH B. SMITH ‘one: a) August 1956 to May 1969 > In 1956 1. applied for employment with the ‘Department of the Air Force. i oO ; Sr, ; Foreign Affairs. Officer asa GS-14, " Wénisphere with personnel of ‘the services of the o . “objectives. May 1969 to August 1973 - In May 1969 1 made application ‘to the Department of State as a Political Officer/Foreign Service Reserve Officer 4 and consequently was assigned to the Western Hemisphere for two'tours. My _ duties ‘included liaison in political affairs with several Latin American ‘Countries| and Political studies of South a we i American’ affairs. sae Assigned with the U.S.A.F. Services and Support Group, . Provisional at Bolling : Air Force Base in Washington, D.C. as e served two overseas tours with the Air ‘Force in the Far East and the Western. ay duties included Liaison: . respective: areas in pursuit. of U.S.A.F. 14-0000 4 : “ft f « ‘ > . “dice : . | "SUMMARY OF AGENCY EMPLOYMENT, JOSEPH B, SMITH (Cont'd) CONCUR: dong we En sseaae vss OTE Maa 16 April 1973, MEMORANDUM FOR: Chiof, Wl Division THROUGH _ ¢ Deputy Director for Operations - SUBJECT : Ceroor Intelligence Médal for ao ; ; Mr. Joseph’ B. Smith | - oo -. 1i:-Tho Honor and Merit Awards Board is. pleased to= - notify you thatthe Career ‘Intelligence Modal has ‘been. - _apptoved in recognition of Mr... Smich's contributions ‘to - / this Agency. You'are requositted to inform him 6f£ the _Gward and'-of the security provistons governing it-ag . set forth in the attached memorandum from the Office of Security, | ; . . = 2, When Mr. Smith returns to Washington, please : \notify the Executive Secretary, Honor and Merit Awards: °. ‘Board, extension 3645, room 412, Magazine Building, 80 that presentation arrangements may bo made, fof BL, Austin, In R, L. Austin, Jr. : Recorder - _ Honor and Merit Awards Board Att Distribution: O & 1.8 Addressee - D/Pers -: OPP w/forms 382 § «00° 1 - Exec Sec/HMAB 1 - Recordar/HMAB Jtbe Honor and Merit Award aos hay ing considered a-: a recer sendation wut i , aa Te Bretuspar - tata i eurcover maul (faet-Far _yo7s9d SMB doteth Be _[1921_ Mt State THC OF asirenve at SCMIMAR GRADE sTarion DDO/WH a |p | 6s i164 _ #e AB AREEO Career Intelligence Nedal ve Ce 1 NO. ~ [lron merore acrion on ot (ron memiTom ious suavied” OR ACHIEVEMENT utine THE PERIOD September 1951 - Present Gi) stcouse no's APPROVAL, 0 DOLE NOT RECOMMEND APPROVAL DC) eccomenos AWARD OF UNCLASSIFIZO CITATION . : _ : : ~ Mr. Joseph B. Snitch is hereby awarded tho: Career: Intelligence Medal in reco nition: of ex ptional achievement: throughout his. Agency care Dt é than 21 years of. sérvico, Mr. Smith, a dedicated intelligence officer, served. in a variety pertant ‘positions at Headquartors | ‘and : - . abroad--consist atly denonstrating skill; imagination and. enthusiasm. Mr. Smith {s a recognized’ ‘authority: in his field. His overall performance and the high quality of his werk have contrihuted significantly to the mission of the Central Intelligence Agency, -reflocting credit ‘on him and the Federal service.” ¢ “PRE MARAS. (Recommendation approved by ADD/O on 3 March 1973) - APakoerD - | Slonatane . vo aI . . ¥, , . (Vers wade } : “WEEP wenhes ayaWe {4 Bf Memon 1A Whar, ee | Harry 8.° Fisher . wee were Of ayetaae ewtaxeyeaed? [oresatoen pee sae me ene ines ; 14 KER 973. : _ 2 lL, Signed Original 7 Bor rr ae it TIPEQ NAVE Cf Sicozara : ; ; 4 7 OR, OL. Austin, Jr. fou 382 e020 frevecus oh a ; ae : wt a tw fuheon Filled Ta) re . secret | oo Cpt RECONMENDATICH FOR HONOR OR NERUT AWARD _ Submit in Cripticate ~ see WR 20-97)” on A . : “PERSONAL DATA Ver pen olf?) aU OF PENbON MiCCWLNOED (Lael. Fiest widdte) 007894 .| Smith, Joseph_B. ST DUP TCE OF ATSICHMENT : | DDP/WH : Car “apoaies Torrens tate abe |8. $0-. >. Position tithe a Sng Oseleet— fs starrow 12s a BuurnoeD AWARL- Career Intel ligencé Medal 1S August 1973 18. waut OF MOZT OF RIN ELAT HON EP T?. HOME AOURASS (NO. :St. City. State. L Jeanne H. Smith "Wife SECTION 3 RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARO FOR FOR HEROIC ACTICH OR accirranct OF HAZARD, : 19. BENe. You"an Eve we ted 070 tHe act, rr ae S100 §N ACT ! PERSONNEL in HAAEDI ATE: VICINITY OR WHO. ASS tO. FULL wane . . List, ANY OF THE ABOVE PERS ONS 6H daa FULL: haut _— CONDITIONS TRIBE WHICH ACT WAS PERTC ; " Te ~~ ; a nen ce i ee . : . i" TIME OF DAY 26. LOCATION’ pie en Ee ar DEVAILING GLEODEAPHIC CONDITIONS aap O08 20. DATES FOR antcn awanD arcane T rN caurtrte . dr Noe aut on APLATED asslG so vas 7 Te SECTION c RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARD FOR CVTETENINT, ane “Grgeous atures Or ass . . « |Chief CA, Mexico-City Station: Se, ase renme NT cour 37. inclusive BATES PON HICH ALCIVENDED no nee ERGOMNEL: AM a PULL HABe . Lo ae \ Te PERSONNEL iG AS Pp Of Cu TAH ts . ¢ 40, f : ~ : Cone a Fe iee OF SF Aas UaWWERT ' . a Nord, Foal ARARO FO FOR PART ICSE A EING IN THE PAP GRMANCE ——— oe A[LbST AMY OF IME ABOVE PERS 44. TULL wart ao. tye or awaea awana Tove GO vv svevvews svsteae : SECRET E2 (MPDET a“ a a . én BY co7034 gi oak re |. Jveloped a long-time age ~fduct was. considerably improved, . joytMr. Smith in Mexico Ci “lable intelligence. In-al, a ‘ SECRET . : (when Pilled Ent SECTION BD aa oo WARRATAYE OLSCRIPTION Le J. War art eoluntury? Dewribe why oct wot outstanding, and if iP wos more than sormally eepacted, erative, dewriby type urd porition of croft, crew portion of indisidyal, vad oll vnuswal clevantaaces, . Amand foe Herole Aution of Ayreptonce of M th shy, ond how. Hus aerial of mo: tivity of the ot. Enclose entlanifed citution. ‘ Award tor AcMovemeat, Servio, of Perlormunce: State churacter of servic during pertod for which recomended, (Gir plete desription of odmin. jumative, Fecbniel, or prolesmunel duties ond responsibilities It aot covered ia Section C; amelude doles of ostignment and seliet.) Whot did the ladividval do that merits the award? Why wus thir outitanding whoa compared to vthors of like grode ond eeperiente in similar positions or cirevmuonse? It appreptiote, Include produtiva «ecords ond audience tandered ‘by ‘other pettons ot unin, What obstacles were encountered or overcame? Indicate re- avin of ochlevement, servics,.of pertormoné. Include reference ta fitness Reports, Letters of Commendution, or wther documentation olready on fie which wepports this recommendation. Enclose uaglouified eltotion, ir. oseph B. Smith has made an out tions for the past’ 21 years. He has consistently received strong/outstand- ing efficiency reports in a wide variety of assignments, including two in -fthe Far East (Singapore/Malaya and Manila) and two in Latin America (Puenos} Aires and Mexiéo City). At Headquarters. he served as Chief of the Malaya/ he Division CA Staff, and in OTR on a rotational tour. -Mr, Smith is a recognized authority on Covert Action. While with OTR In close coordination with the CA Staff he organized two totally new CA seminars, both of which evoked a very positive response. Me also received ‘Ipraise for organizing and conducting a training course for military officer}. destined for Saigon where they were to conduct psychological warfare. opera- tions. In Argentina hé-worked in liaison with local services on Covert Ac- tion operations. nt-in oie of the services to a point whore the’ pro- Political contacts at all levels developed ty have been instrumental in developing dissemin- 1 his assignments his rating officers have consis: t -cly praised his imagination, flexibility, enthusiasm, perception and professionalisa, oe : Mr. Smith's carcer has been one of exceptional achievement and he has made an outstanding contribution to the Agency's Covert Action program and to Agency training. His record of commendations and sustained superior per formance. of duty of value to the Agency throughout his,carcer muke it fitti thitt be be awarded che Career tnatelli gence Medal upodat sti eeecy ni en seeet do. Encrosunn’s (hdat dadividually) $F GRIGINATGH FS HOT AM EYEWITNESE OM OOLG WOE wave Pee. OMe RMDALE OSE GP Pre ace UR PERFORMANTE, ATIAGH APFIOAVITS OF LYE tees 9a (eB IYEDUALS NAV ENG PERSONAL FMOMLESLL UF FRE FACTS. 1, PReraseo CITATICN a Ss. Gd. RECONMPNOATIUN INITIATED OY — TOU TITLE Ana SIGNATURE OF EuPLOvLE BAY Tne FECGM: [aos DAVE : MEMDALION ~\ ae p) a . en Tt | aig SIS etsy Theodere G. Shackley | Chief, WH Diviston <7" a £0 ai . ce TAILLE AND SIGMATUNG a ene 22+. west hee A fSECTION E RECOMHENVATION FORWARDED THROUGH CFFICIA yo. ‘ ntan or, DO caaeee Sen vIce ° 9 (Carrere agevice of nvoines} See Item 52 Be DEPUTY DINECTON OF CALECH aFavICE / See Item 52 psp cn me ceramnrner "FETT pnd Gpomatuen qe ee . 4 sin Ai! 2. y a LAA oA YEPUTY DIRECTOR CF OFEMATING COUPONCAT fy iy pepity wise or Yor Plans SECRET dhe was commended: for-his. efforts’ in completely revamping the CA curriculum. | This work with liaison was rated as outstanding. . He de- | standing contribution to. CIA Opera-|- TAustralia Branch “in -FE Division, on the CA.Staff, in WH Division on the Ven}. jfezuclan’Desk and t ry poe OM SECRET oo are ; : : TU ew filled tei : " ; Cert reyratip ° REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION . og ; ed aii ; _| (21 MAY 1969 JP sas puma DMAME FPaniee frert- Middle) —_— ‘ . — 007894 SMITH, JOSEPH DBD, 3. NATWA? OF FIASGNTaEL ACTION ~— Te a nto weautsiro. [> CaleGoar OF GunOTmINt oat LATEEATEON - DEPA FTMENT OF STATE C5 5 ‘| 2 21 69 __REGULAR , Piarscial ANALYHS NO /@ LEGAL aUTNONTE (omplend ay Opa of «nei “ vtoy : [fee . Gasceant | Preowned) | x[ewe | 9135 0990 7 10, ECAATION OF OFFICIAL BTATION 9. ORQANIZATIONAL ime DDP/WH FOREIGN FIELD ° BRANCH 1 7 ; . MEXICO cITY,, MEXICO. STATION ; . | MEXICO CITY, MEXICO Th PosiTiON TiN — : 1. CARER STRMICE DEBIONATICN Lops, OrF}Ge«r D. V4 CLASSUNCATION SCHEDULE (GS, LAL 0.7, [ower | ; POL, OFF ATTACHE nn Ser tly) 18 Gono NOME VPI SALARY ON ate O47 - 17,289 © of M46. | 89, aoa a : /SICK AND - Lif L HOURS ANNUAL LEAVE To. ‘BE- TRANSFERRED TO THE . : DEPART MENT OF -STATE MARITAL STATUS; MARRIED DAU- DOB: 19/12/52 SON. DOB: 20/09/60 ‘Date siGrto |" "EEDNATURL GI CAALI@ SERVICE APPROVING OFFER | OATE SMWED ’ t . . . FoR Poernry Usi oF GR} ou! Tee aT pap OatA * fem Kuso” ae J. CARSON, MOVER oe en Vane [9 isnor St Twas 1h) Gy oO Pee 5 3} Ten] 1a 90 im a Pci SH aiacd ! i [2 WG etre & cS (one, ua i 4 a 3 cid sega Hues 19 &d. ney ia ie hy. foxe. aa u ae “Goar 04 a —. Ba. _ Mutt tat aa ~ fre tes Veimeons fmaom nieve 12 ion ia SArP Coe sams a Let oe ce) Poutaah conta Cal Ctattication . | ” 2S - AeraGvAL i WTO | 4 “| coy q ! tye prc las oe a BO ries GENIC is Lee sa Vamd le fees) tase He ata ig Whercd mots faa 2 PLAY } lata & Pit) . 7 oe peop LIS2 une reticus tenon a ? 14-0000 SECRET - . (Wham billed tn. : . DATE PeTPaetD REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 24_ APRIL 69 — 1, SE Bias rumare 2 eames Orta D edt Middle) 007894 -“T SMITH, JOSEPH B, — _ J MATUEt OF PRONMEL ACTON REASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER TO CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS _ : 9. CATGGST OF L=MO rete _ REGULAR 8. WtGas ayinoutr (Canpleed by Over of Perenaddl) LA pine ntaCh ak ANALTSIS_NO. Cran ot ane __ 9135 0990 10. SOLATION OF y OFPICIAL | STATION. ’ DDP/WH RATER Foreign Freld Bra tat _ MEX Ico. LS AIY MEXICO 197 | 8 39773 HOME BASE WH” _ 6S a 5 ry a '- FROM: DDP/WH/CA STAFF/POS, #0645 “VICE ALBERT F, REYNOLDS L - Finance J- Seeypity sy. nope ea, Sugaena aaee OF Wf SIE pre Oaie HGraO Gro Get OF g TER SEE MeO ENG cine “ee BoMED Byes ¥ 1. Be rtheld . | wae “ ize _ oO aera . WAS oS e ‘ _~ SPACE Brow FoR rey Pichabad Tae “40Ge en [30 tortor [71 ‘OSE Trumeaic rane? Se? = _ ed oi tis te is “fy waste Oe, nom oan” | a nN ho. Bon, HL EOD DATA cans a! lense | scl in sername meen deen HG Ala Sroit tat bate az dfat car | ad : ans a feces fie tse. nig a : gt a rn cane en ben een itt Cae 3164201 SoA [HO. tax dstwaroery froma f4ecuieD F : . 3 in | i fooaeas 7 . 109 j | a) |. SSS NST ut sumo iret * a srener ; Po Bee i ag] Smee ono PTS AUT toot BS I. ?- tt db oy Ta cn [ro cruas co sEnrecl GRO] Due 9 Thad 3-97 NUTONE ba 1 secre ES 7 AP June 1968. - MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, Clandestine Services Career re Service Board (Pane! A) SUBJECT / 3 Joseph B. Smith - Recommendation for . Promotion from GS-14 to GS-15 Po, ! lL Mr: Smith joined the Headquarters Training Branch of the OTR Operations School in ‘October 1966 specifically to assume respon- — _ sibility for Covert Action training, He spent the first few months in a. thorough study and review of all GA courses previously given in OTR, This was a long and- complicated job, compounded in-part by the public” compromise of a wide. range of Agency ‘CA activities, In closest ‘coordi-= _ nation with the GA Staff, Mr, Smith devised 2 totally Gew and different’ . GA curriculum, consisting of twu short seminars for middlé and senior’, . grade officers -- one called a Covert Action Ove rations Seminar and one a Politics Workshop, These seminars, eraphasizing the ‘integrated nature of CS operations, have evoked a very positive response, con- firming the soundness of Mr. Smith's creative efforts in- Fevamping CA ) training in this fashion, . . 2 As a corollary to the main duties cited above, Mr. Smith has ue “also succes sfully run, in conjunction with FE Division, 2 Psychological . Warfare Operations Course for military oificers being assigned to MACV/SOG in Saigon, Finally, in the CA field, Mr, Smith has pro- vided tutorials, as requested by various ares Mivistins, roa riwnber of Staff and Contract. Agents and to forcign Maison representatives: in such fields aa black radio, youth and student operations, Veterans organizations, and methods of countcring Communist propaganda, 3. In February 1963 Mr. Smith was asked to assume respon- sibility a9 Tradecratt Advisor and Coordinator for the Ope rations Support Course, @ critical block. of instructian fer (primarily young SECRET hg . , ‘he SIOTEEB, ay SECRET "and inexperienced) cs clericals headed for overseas assignments " where they may be called upon to assiat case officers in ope rational. support tasks. Although; strictly, speaking, this teaching and coordi-. ~ nation task wis outside Mr. Srnith's normal purview and main area of expertise, he accepted this additional responsibility with exemplary willingness, and then proceeded to discharge it smoothly, energetically, and effectively. «In addition to managing an extensive live problem, the Tradecraft Advisor must ensure that presentations by a number of instructors result ina balanced and coherent coverage of all operational ‘subjects in the course. This entails the coordination of ciforts of- several senior and experienced instructors, all under the nominal aegis of the course's Chief Instructor, and, thus, demands: a great deal of finesse and tact, Mr. Smith has not only fulfilled this difficult role in a highly efficient manner but has alse drawn on his own: long field experience for pertinent and: meaningful contributions to the COUr5e.. ‘4a During. Mr. Smith's tour with OTR, hé was | requested | to. . participate as a member of'a Survey Team in a- ‘review of the cffective- ness of.the Propaganda Group of the CA Staff, In a 30 June 1967 memorandum of appreciation to the. ‘Director of Training, Chief, CA Staff commented as.follows on Mr, Smith's work: "Throughout Mr. Smith participated in a most effective professional manner bringing to bear his extensive background in the Ciandestine Services, His direct and objective approach to the problems considered in the course of the survey made his contribution to the over- all Tear effort.invaiuable, The Team report, — which Lam still in the process of discussing within the Staff, will be of considerable value not only to this Staff in our future planning. but also, I feel, tothe future posture of the covert propaganda mission of the Clandestine Se Fvices; thus, Theartily commend Mr, Smith tor his | : effective participation with the Survey Team- in this effort," ) 14-D0000 meas? i 2 : . 5.. In his last two'fimess-reports Mr. Smith has received a ; i "Strong"! rating and the. Gnief of the Operations School ag reviewing : official has added his opinion that Mr. Smith has done his Job with : ; ' distinction and with credit to himself and his career service, citing ‘ | the assignment to: -OTR-as-a first-rate example of quality in rotational tours. While Mr. Smith passed on his expertise through the training : process, he also enhanced his own versatility through invalvement : i- , > in the various (raining. activities cited above. : t toe, Tor _ 6. In recognition of the foregoing, it is felt that Mrs Smith _ a ‘ is qualified to carry out the ‘duties of-the GS-15 grade for which he _ ds recommended, -Mr, Smith has been in gradé 5 2 years . . C.M. Bouse , ‘Chief, Headquarters Teaining/OTR -GONCUR: i \ : . Charles BR. Wheeler Chiet, Operations School/OTR "Smith has w orked under my supe rvision on two vecasions,. once inthe Philippines and most recently in the Office of Training, Both jobs” were in the CA field where Smith is, 1 believe, She of the ‘Agency's most experienced officers, My own view is that. Smith made. an outstanding contribution to Agency training, particularly in CA, during his recent tour with OTR, ho K cg pha ne cme Tohn Richardson ay uy og. 0 : ce f dee ES. Director of Training | al . 14-0000 ‘secre i MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training SUBJECT: Statemont of Appreciation - Mr. Joseph By - Smith.. : 1, We wish to tako this-means and opportunity to express formally and-for the record the appreciation of thie Covert Action Staff for ‘the work of ¥r, Joseph B, Smith as _ Chief Instructor for Covert Action of the Hoadquartors Opera — tions School in the’ Offico of Training during the past two years. . i _ Lo . 2. As you know, Mr. Smith worked closoly with the. Covert*Action Staff in totally revamping the Headquarters -’ covert action training program, : “ that the new intensive Covert A introduced az a technique of instruction to replace the out- It was through his efforts ction Operations Seminar. was dated Covert Action Operations (Faniliarization) Course, He carried his. basic concept one good step further in intro- ducing the. Political Action Workshop as an advanced forum for. studying and applying covert action operational and planning | techniques, Mr, Sniith's work has also laid the groundwork for more specialized follow-up in covert action training. . 3. -The enthusiastic reception aad endorsement of these two courses, the quality attendance by Division officers, and the participation by senior Divisicn efficers as speakers, ‘attest to the need for new courses and the success of these ondeavors, . 4, Those of us who had the opportunity to work closely . with "Little Joc" learned to appreciate his vitulity, flexi- bility and personal commitment to the success of these training innovations, The, contribution they haves already made, and will continue te make, to the Agency's training Brogram are testinony te the role that he played in dovising and implementing them, CA-68-904 hank ) | | | z rey: 1400000 ; SECRET 5. I suggest that. you forward this letter to Chier, so that it may be made a part of Mr. Smith's permanent * Personnel records . _ FRED W,. VALTIN Acting Chief - Covert Action’ Staff. WH : a i i > ¥ 1400000 ~ secre iO Ne Pata fay Catt Pappas 21 June 1968 1 LERAL peyerser GUO7894 J SMITH, JOSEPH B. an one 3 rea lual OF PEMSOeaitL ACTION 2 Name (Fated are~ Middle} S AEASSIGNMENT te (EEA TIP OF CFPC STATION 9 ORD APHTATIONAL DILIONATIONS DOP/wH CA STARE WABHINGTON dD, C. rn 19 POSITION somo 1, cantte SONNE DRaONATION 7 womens frre (0045 D V7. SALARY Of batt ops OPFICER | ~ _wy fe CAS HINCATIONe SCHOLL (GS, LAL eth) 13, Seeurancnar genes, : vy Gealt ano sep | GS. 0136.0 _ . " PROM: DDS/9TR/Oporat ions School/1ata, whee ih VICE JOHN W. ISAMINGER Roques Hee! pant ¢ es Tn ~ on “7 Arca ole) so] tcl, f ieseh j bieh of pee stcbeesee nd meretatn fesse aba eat 6s . > ps Guan | [howe jg 5, es case jo-% tetas iret sac5 3G nt fea wen; Pieces Ree Many aphian: isd y SERN ake seg e> ; ' Sya7 FUS2 Cae tenis rotum 14-0000 : : £5 3 ; =. SECRET ‘ t 4 S 4 : Ms fe MY nay. 4 : { ‘ ‘ 7 H j . 4 ot ; . i MEMORANDUM FOR; Josoph B. Smith : to SWIRL 8 Dirsetor of Training . - SUBJECT : Noxt Assignment : *. 4 : . ; ; a 1. Wo wih to ‘advise you that the Clandestine Services: Caroor Service approves “your noxt assignment “to: wit Division, upon ‘completion of your current’ tour. . with the. Office of Training. 7 oa 2, Tho Clandestine Services appreciates your : ay : ns cellent performance in your current: assignment and — - i S . wishes you continuing success. | : SECRET; a e ale. e i . tM {aewen ttle rete «i 4 i ; i i f t * “SECRET Le - 4 B AUG 1967 Room. B10. 1000 Glebo, Road MEMORANDUM FOR Director, of Training SUBJECT .: :Braining of Military Officers: ; oe oe in Covert Psychological - Warfare Techniqués . 1. In response to my request of 2 May 1967 your Office did an extremely fine job in organizing | “and conducting’ the ‘training. course for the military. ~ officers who will be going to Saigon to work with Agency ‘personnel in. psychological warfare. Special. noté@ should “be: taken of the efforts of tir. Joseph. Smith, of your Oftice, who organized the course ‘and provided not only the impetus: for the program but also the catalysis for a very enthusiastic response from the atudents. 2. The ffroup of trainees have’ been. requested to provide a critique of the course after they have pet Elod into. their jobs dn Salgon -in order to deter- mine how well the course material fitted thetr assiynmenta. We will forward copies of these as they become available. 3. Again jet me express my appreciation for your very effective support. Nain 9 oe Pouglas 8. Bilaus Chief, Vie thiam Cperations a SECRET . eritigques Eau iU hang Di poser sme —_—- - we . SCIRET {i bee Palin tay -. Datl 2¢2antD REQUEST FOR. PERSONNEL ACTION ; - a ; | 22 Beptember 1966 Gua ; Se nS , . ) veatnd OP Pb Snel ACTION vos "~ [a@ OHCHVE Dat PigeatnD |. CATIGORY OF tmrorwint : vias eaQeter . 34 __Excepted Appointment La ute“ io [yy & Regular - 7, PINANCIAL AnnserSds 8 166s avlnoany (Completed by Oihe of NO. Cmatiieme -. Prrvoracl}.. ---—___~----~ 6. hres - ‘e ¢. 9 ON avuaterian J le 2 lOCATION oF CANAL Station Dos /oTr Operations School Headquarters ‘Training Branch - ; so , Operations Faculty : | Washingtoa, D.C. 12 POSHNOrs nouecged Gt) | aga 15. CCCUPATIOWAL SEES 16 GRADE AMD S727 . 1712.32. a 3 £ SIGNED lass, rte) SPACE sow C XCLUSIVE (VE USE OF THe fi, stanee- “yaaa | T6, nogas | . 8008 [3 " ascisea Pn « FATS (954 4 & SECRET - l CU bow bled tet Carr rarary 23 SEPTEMBER 1966 REQUEST -FOR PERSONNEL ACTION al 1 SOMAt ea 007894 3, NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION 3 CATEGORY OF EMO IMENT REGULAR (Compleed by Office of RESIGNATION 7 COST CENTER NO Crarce. anE 7135-0633 10. LOCATON OF OFFICAL STAnON a Weal AUTHORITY Porsumuel)” 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS DDP/WH oO - FOREIGN FIELD. - BRANCH 4- BUENOS AIRES; ARGENT INA STATION ‘VE. POSITION TE OPS OFFICER sz [ "4. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LA ono BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA | ae a V2 POSITION NUMBER 13. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION 0084 © 138. “GRADE AND STEPS 14.5) V7. SALARY Of RATE a a ene rn LE OCCUPATIONAL SUMES. 0136.01, CAPPARRIS WILL RESIGN EFFECTIVE CLOSE OF BUSINESS 8 OCTOBER 1966. 1 - ‘Secur ity Le Canal , ae ier ie hin Ate sli : RO WETE Cape U -¢ WHY, Personne! en et ae Yt, out ona t a, Le ian wee, LL L my soar Th Su suVAO” jeuve ee ranpstata coe : . j ty je wanna Foie rath i 4 tay i | ra | | ioe food ce ree ee a 43 PO4TION Co OF aC ATION . tea or ereanen ital peers i “(DE A Daree bE foe 1152 uy ences tein ; : : SECRET 14-0000 i rc fi tana (008 + 4 iff lee, ifi No Us teCD DATA | of ‘so jaca vi ae i G53 o ERT ate PonPattD REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 21 Feoruary 1966 cores: eg aa Be 2 NATUNE O# PiPsired: actin 4. UNCHvE cate etoutstro [5 CATEGORY OF. EMFLOTMENT DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT IN THE [oom on vias CIA RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM 03 13. (| -66 REGULAR . 7. Cost Te tecat autwoar = ve pf ee Tome Pgs Sem Gp oY jew oT x | gre 6135-0633 PL 88-643 Sect. 203 10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL Stations 1 SObLAL rossi? p pease Fost Earp Moddiey 9. ORGANIZATIONAL Lasacoua! Ones FOREIGN FIELD ~~ foe UNASSIGHED * . - BUENOS AIRES; ARGENTINA tr , ; 12: 2050 musie-“Y13. Cattw SEBEL BENGNATION _OP3 oFFIcR . | c000 —" dD . . 44. CLASSI Caries SORISRE (GS: EM, ez.) ~ —‘YV3, OCCUPATICNAL SERKS -[16, GRADE AND Site ase On Fare a O38 iw, | 936.08 Le $16,7% . Te 18 REAARES . EMPLOYEE WILL RECEIVE NOTIFICATION FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL OF THIS ’ DESIGNATION AND RIGHT OF APPEAL TO THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL IN TELLIGENCE. Toate sicritn EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFIC? Of OF PEASOrINTL nm imieet [70 eoatas. Tas. coat cons 71, stanen 2 Osi * coor i H |e aN Bi “aey Coue, ont [37 wane, cur i TT 3, Bs. , we. | vO ba, ve. tus tise fe (Me, thee { PPE be, . : [ a 4 ‘Sratee acy Mant are 2 iat Ge r 1 ie ae ne tay . ; ; but TAS OM ~ z 2 (em oad ecu coat ica tay ditarhona [few eateuito ‘(cone pay oy { we. § | ceaity tors J | tras @ Grey | 128 thas 9 10285) { te | H 2-40 i MRI A EOTI ietst mus) an a Le a en aR PAs OF arene PaaS Sosa coveacn Cemieeancn fie L/ OL / J Bay NSP aw mena tore eegpr ls GU? ae CATE aperoven 14-0000 ~ - SECRET os a . oe . (Phen Fitted gas ns. : : DATE PREP ARTO i REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION .-° bs APLIL 183 f SeP fal MuMEER | 27S OgSEES - - WAME (Lest-Firet-middle)y < Bin, appa Ss . MATUBE OF PCADOMnEt ACTION nm CPP ECTIVE Call ALQULSTED! 8. CATEGORY OF corcqymcnt PEASSIONMENT Oe es bd PEL EP | RR —— , , T 7. CenTER 80. quamcge [ 8. LEGAL aurwarity (Completed sad ¢: FUNDS — aut fi Office of Personnel) | [Terer [Palomo | nie-toto-ro0f " : 10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL station : . s ORGAN ITAT ONAL OLSIGNATIONS ok ppm St ; BRAITH .2 - . . . * an ( BUENOS ain ARG TIA STATION _ | BURNOS “AIRES, ARGENTINA’ ee on 7 .. : : . Ya, POgUTIaN ‘NUMBER H1S. CAREER SEQvice OCSIGMATION an 3a Post TION. rere. js OPS OFFICER ost D_- 17, SALARY O8 gar . ' 1 3695 uw Po a CLAZSIViCATIom SCHEDULE (GS. LB. ate.}'L1S. OCCUPATIONAL GERICS [t4. GRADE ano STEP ” gs. tT | 0146.01 “fo lb 3 “14D. AUMARKB” an . uo otk 7 FROM: poe fi/2/2uEK08 NOS ALPES/BAP-OL8 yen SNATURE or CANECRH SCORN ICE wrraewtse | oars SECRET r CERCLA PANP ats - Us CRIT oe aun Gea 22984, age 14-0000 "SECRET (Phen Pitlod tny DATE PatPancy 18 DECEMBEN 1962 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION = be semtat va ostss. Vd ETAL SL __ 3. MATURE OF PEASONREL ACTION Te Do tee 4, maw (Lact Pieat middiay een ‘ 4-CPFECTIVE OATE MEQUESTZD) 8. CATEGORY OF turPLovuEnt FEGULAR @. LEAL aUTHOe ITY (Completed by — a of Feveonnely sTaTion - wonte ea wean wz | 23 7, COT CENTER MO. CHapot. ame 5175-50F0~1000, 10, LOCcaTion oF "y y, 7 BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA + ORGANIZATIONAL O€9 fOnAT IONS DDP. WH . BRANCH.2 -- - BUENOS AIPES, ARCENTINA STATION te POSITION THLE ops OFFICER va. ChASeIFICAT IGM ieaware a5, LA, ata.) 12. POSITION NUMOER 19. CAREER SERVICE DESICNATION SCaEPa SEIT ae 17. BaLake of ware fo “ ce 7 £9 | aaseny Segara, ce OccuraTigua. StAiC3 0136002 16, REMARKS” + a GhaTUHEe OF canetn SEAVICE APERG sine [OAT BtGNED OFFICER n ta pests pqnarteg Mr aegurses Nae ee % ™~ fa ©. BOWES EOD DATA Pauw aca “E] "BUENOS AIRES, AROENTTRA Stanton. _ SECRET CPAen Filled ton Date rapraorg 5 April 1962 Vv. Se@tay NUwRe 036455 3. RATUNT OF PERSONNEL action 7 EXCEPTED APPorWIMERR Cott x7 LéR| Roan | . a a ~ 7, cost CENTER WO, CHARGES |. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed dy . vTO¥ Lad Ame Office of Ferronnel) 6, "FUNDS | as . 4 cr fo ¥v ce to ce ; 2135-$050-1000: Tyo. LOCATION OF Orrtciak Station B. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS — we w BRANCH ‘2 BUENOS AIRES, A ARGENTINA. cancta aeRvice brBfGnATION we position THe TR. POSITION NUNCA yuys oPmmaypexs OFFICER _ Aa. CLASS UF ECATION DEWEDULE (as, Lit, “ole), os ef _ Li OCCUPATIONAL Steuts a GRADE” and site " “ . . 7 . . _ z - a? *Personal rank acaignment in accordance with HR 20- 2kb.(2) for a maximum period of two years. The only qualified ‘person available for sseignaent. to a position which must be fied immediately. * Ob -f nec Pa 4a MMe Sa ¥ \N vs Sree we eye i tm ON raps in flea a ne oN ee Ce hi fy CATE SLONEd [res SEGNATURE OF perryrt ey Stent D yaa ety ae ov te ae { orricea “- 4+ + Ba pate APPACTED Gee. te Seg FOI 11RD vee cenerors contevs, ’ SECKET a oeot ra #1-00000 ve ee SECRET *. : (Men Filled Iny . . . Beare Preractty REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION (= = _._9_Aprid, 1962 1. SERPQAL Suware P. waus (Last-Ficat-middie) tres . SMITH, _Jooeph Bo oe a. matune OF PERSONNEL ACTION OFF CCTINN DATE BEGUT 9. CATRDORY OF FMPLOYuCRT RESIGNATION DEN. | be ; | Ty Tvtov [| vroce |? COst CENTER NO, Cnanee 8. FUNDS Py feme fone | iis-0cose0 Creat. aytaon try {Coapleted by Qilles el personnel) ¢- - . . ORGANIZATIONAL OLS ICMAT IONS . 4e. Location oF OFFICIAL tation : ; DDP WH ‘ VENEZUELA BECTON : pO vou 2 WASHIROTON, D. C. : CAMERE OERVICE DESIGNATION — DB. 7. BTA ae Ve. Position Timer” . 7 - 12. POSITION SuMOER 13. “OPERAPESSS OFFICER _ BGS05 ‘46, GRADE ABS STEP 14, CLASSIFICATION scanouee (6. Pal 2 viet #5. OCCUPATIONAL Stas co cle 0136.01 he : i , 18, REMARKS” . nt . : — . “ + OUGK Fer ere geavicg KEPROVING GATE SIGHED votes) & OSUTION CONTAOL ; ae. OP, arraa an - . ee - 7 CGN . : figs | on * a's Lege a ele gen fs : on $152 sorersua fortice. : SECRET sao! . tar 14-0000 SECRET wa (Phen Fitted pay oR EMPLOYEE NOTICE © SIGNA TION a pe ee ee n OM tHe FOLLORTNO REARONE 1 RESIGN EFRECHAVE | oe. CPsare) OF EMPLOYEE ay FORMARD COMMUNICATIONS, INCLUDING SALARY CHECKS AND 4 r FOLLOBSNG PMY RAST ORM ING DAY BELL OE > CATE BICNED LL, — en ae ces Steeet, cit RUCT ION: 3 The Unitiating office. should Panel in. each of the referenced items, ; : Items 3 thru.7 and 9 thru. 18 require tnformation which pertains only fo 0° 7 : to thecuctton requested, and NOP to the: ‘current statis of the ems “ployee unles2 specht'te. Atema remain? “unchanged. | Items 2 thru: 7 : and. - ‘tems 9 thru re . ~ “Category of Rap oyménit” should show one of the following entrics: Item. 5. Regular’ Summer . WAE Part "time Detatl Out: Congultant, Sy , Temporary | Netall Inv Military >, Pomporary - Part Time : Then 90 =) "Crganisattonal Restgnattons" should ahow all levelo of organization | pertinent to identifying the location of the. position: TConponent (Director, Deputy Dircetor, ete.) e, Maser Starl, ¢ sien or Start dsiiordinate to rirst Line) - oti Branch Seaton” Unit Thom LL -) “Posttton Mtte™ ahould refleet the s : in the most currcnt cdition of t rr oor ree c Ste mit] e6., y Po parted ¢ fring the of fiedal ma atherlucd to approve for thet of J more vee One ich the employes velon ‘ a Tn the case view offtetal(s), approval Gr or “Sea requfte aidvar the ar the Offfee of the Comptroller, one » sent ‘to phe hericats)” concemed, oo : ————-—~—— wee SECRET. ‘ 14-0000 ~ SEChIT (thee Filled Iny . . DOLE PeePsory 25 kuguat 1961 REQUEST FOR PERSOSNEL ACTION RATE oF PERSONNEL ACTION ne "fee PPrHSI¥E pate pea j ” REASSIGNMENT ; 7 | fa! REGULAR » REGAL autuapity (Complared by (Office of Personnel + ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGRAT IONS 10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION BRANCI 2 VENEZUELA SECTION WASHINGTON, D. C. 1h, Position Tile . Tz, Postt ton muuneR ‘Trae. ecm countess WO. 49. caneCA SERVICE + mt . . . OCSIGNATICN -OPD OFFICER (Dyn ee @R-505 oa D. ts, CLASSEFICATION ‘OCHLOULE (61, LF, steales. Cara SNK ShaNES > , 3 TNF, BALARY O8 RATE: “Th. AEMAAKS & (From : DoP/ sai /ifiensiels staring complement change. wea ESE Eye ey ™ SECRET - ™ SECRET (aiteo Pi lhed pay. bart pare ears WW duly 1961 . REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION | “a. spate | t. Naat (hast-Firat-widdle) SMITH, JOSEPH B.- C07894 a, mature OF PERSONNEL ACTION ov ewecoruent SULAR REASSIGNMENT 5 7, COST CENTER NO. CHARGE. |. LELAL autHvesty (Completed by | ~ OOLe ’ (Office of Personnel) 2235 1000 1000 40. Location or NW OF OFFICIAL STATION cr To CF “eo a. Funes ~ D> %. ORGANIZATIONAL OLSIGNATIONS DDP WH BRANCH i Co “VENEZUELA SECTION ©. re . : ae “WASITNGTON, DC. - : . tf ot, POOTTION TITLE a . - Tie. POSITION NUMBLR "Vree Ce Const ern, Wo.) 33. CAREER SCAVICE . oy . t . . . . .. OLSIGNATION OPS OFFICER: (D) . WD-N59 fo. . D [yer Gissir tear COULE. (GS, LA, ote.) | 19. OCCUPATIONAL chuITe Far Gear ane arr ~|7) sateee oo pare : o3 (13). oe | T tubs - les $8. REMAGKS (FiOM: pop/ca Statt/Prop.Grp./356/D.C.} a 3 ‘ 1 capy to Security. CONCURHEL Sey rt asl Fs. ° + RIGNATURE OF CARETA f ° . rarerrrecrarce sity) Poo orares ae eraser fi Die Peak ow Meawier Ee Fhe H52 earsiité satelous sport. B86 ano Poem FIS2te 4 REQUEST 7OR PERSONNEL, ACTION a . 12 Sept. 1960 8. Nome (Loat-First- Middle) . 3, Cate CEB .s Soret No. 5Pii nae {SaiTH vost a 6] 16) 21 Potst., 9. CSC Or Oiher L soar Kahomn [i0, Acme, “Altid dav. . = Ye Pan 1 Sarr Mo. { Ba. | Yr. ect Cos Me] | 103 [33 [No am 50 USCA 403.4 jNe-2) (Sa) °° a : ~ PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT 14, Organizational Designations : Code 15, Location OF Oficial Gauge oop COVERT ACTION STAFF. W230 [wast . D. Nc. 23, $0 : 27, Namre CH Action . Codo | 28. _ Ett. ete _ 129. isd OF Englajeo . : . . Mo. Reassignment a a4 L . wae Ao PRESENT . ASSIGNMENT 31. OQryaaiz sonal Designations , j Code [32 Location OF Olhicial Station an Station Code DDP CA Staff : | , Propaganda Group ! i Guidanee Branch iL. , Wah. dD, c. : . i - fas. TBO RIon TRS 7 Se-STAT apa. “Cars Series ! . i { GS[ 0136.01 ie oe Foe . EOP ip it ae (‘criet, Ch State of POR a ° ” . 1 MAR 1132 : . : . £ Bre at wy v4 xe 8 CSC bee ‘*. csc OS Other | tora muthouty 410, Apet. Attain 1, FEGU 3 Date Of Berke [a Met, Pret Mo, Trt Noned $ Pr SMESS, Joseph Be 06 6 aa] 10612 C Nome (ot Ft Meanie) I} 14, Orgomzotionat Devgnatom AS. Location OF Orficia! Station DDP- FE . . Branch 3 ‘Philippines Station’ . . : co PP Section ° ! ‘|. Manila R. P. 18. Position No, 1S. Serv 120. Cece. Sevens e710. baa 26. Appreprianes Number 8 3780 33 006 '[ 24, Muyure OF Arnon. 44.14. Dora . the, Da. Reanaignnent & & Transfer to Al Vouchered Funds G5: 189 | Go Reguler t ee 2, Ongualratienat Dev granons DDP Covert Action Stay Propaganda Group Madla Brasch Wasn., ). 6. - en 33. Pountan No 0221 1000 L660 8 | | ae i ro saphkes fo Sscurity a VIS2 we terens . . SECRET bela 14-0000 SECRET {Pree Filled Int NAWE AVG STLAP(ONSHIP OF OFPENDENTS © — name OF CuPLovEE (Last-Fieat-Middle)- sf a re : 2 ex arene A. cf Aue ye £ AG: > wt : é ’ There is on file in the Casualty Affairs Branch, Benefits and Casualty Division, Oifice of Personnel, an Official Disability Claim File on the iliness, injury, or above named employee (ort his. dependen t*) for an death incurred on _ /¢ Sou & GS _ This. notice should be filed in the employee’s Official Personnel Folder as a permanent cross-reference to ihe Official Disability Claim File. tare oF aeticy Nekabice , j | ce NOTICE OF OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLAM* FILE ‘ | a . : ee . need JOP§ vse cavetesa eeeenye, SECRET. faerre 8st 14-0000 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION R71, Nowre OF Kellon Reasatgnuont’ (¥ to ww) Suconal Dusignations Branch 3- Philippins 8 Station PP Section STF. 54. Position Tile ; jCode . ne lance | ps ry (Fe ) 28, Giadn & Step, ferata 2 eosden to Security, Wi Ged Dy pobeaytad, POMS Mid VMAS BF 4132 el 3 February 1958 Station Coda eae 29. typa CF Tnplaves Ko, Da, ve OK paw FE Reguia: PRESENT ASSIGNMENT ‘Cado 32. Locations Of CHircial Gystion Ba. var 2 fry | ner _ el test fe yj — 8-3780-5 5-006 yA” cE"OF i ints é 14-0000 ~~ . _ SECRET nr ae ; 7 i a ‘ : : \ cTAen Filled tr) oO . 7 ; a : ; | ' DO/P PERSORNE'. DATA SHEET’ AME: SMITH, JOSEPH B. AcE: 16 JUN 192] PATE: 3 FEB 1958 STATION. MANILA, R.P. | PMIMAIE CAREER . AND OyTTES:OPS OFF (PP). pp/r unit: FE DESIGNATION: = OP _ _ REASSIGNMENT SO PRESENT GRADE: GS-13. "PRESENT 7/0 SLOT - BE~3369 a NUMBER AulD: GRADE: GS-1 PROPOSED GRADE: | gs213 CIA TRAINING: OREENT, BASIC & ADVANCED PSYCH, ~~ WARFARE SEMINAR, Fes BRIEFING, BOC, PROPOCED 7/0 SLOT. ar ia cPoO, OC, . NUMMER AND GRADE?” EDUCATION! 2 tavano, AB IN. nistoRYs YN3~44. YALE. 36 eM. RS. IN. FE: ~ POLITICS; 1987-88 JOHNS. HOPKINS, -6-SEM HRS ‘GOVT 5. 1986" U : MA: LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY: UAPANCESE~ SLIME TED GERMAN-LIMITED - 7 psdessbn: TATE: Se “mype oF Posrrtoii Exp GE PRICE “e CIA (excluding < SaU- oss): : . ; ie 6& JAPANESE LANGUAGE. SPECIALIST, us. ARMY: O35} ASST ROFE ESSOR OF HISTORY, DICKINS. OM coLLecé . 194 SoH bares OF Gh Sas ASS IGIMENTS INeLUD EtG PREVIOUS GRADES AUD DATES: . P54 £0D, 10, GS-9, OPC FE, PLANS RRANCH, WASHINGTON, DiC. ; 2, ‘ 3 mar 52 PRCMOT ICN, oP§ OFF, ose, OPC/FE, PLANS & OPS BR, WASH. » 0. c. 26 APR 44 PROMOTED TO G3-12 ; 20 oEG. §3 SIGNED AS 10, as-12, DOP/EE, MALAYA STATION tape S& as RAHN eD SINGAPORE PCS . 7 9 act 55 OPS OFF (fey, e8=15, DOe/FE, SINGAPORE” 13 So > To HEADQUARTERS, “FOS - a 2 i AS AREA OPS OFF CCH), MALAYA & AUSTRALIA SEC, WASH, 1 j AS ACTENG DEPUTY CHIEF, FE/S . We ENT, AREA OPS OFF (0 CH), GS-13, DOP/FE, WASH., OVC. RECOMMENDED Sy pcF conc impgne ES: _ a v2: : ae Lf iig be art hig S ROL, CFEY3 ; - ne i} ; 7 . : “ “te . : woe foe mo EEYICE BOARD: (ai RECOMMENDATION Or Gai eee JB cas waesraee or Sree, SECRET ay 7 : va 14-0000 Closely At rardin Contert, ee PERSQNNEL ACTION = at, Suet, 1°57 REQUEST FOR FE are ‘Nome. entiae Middle) atu Joseph Be 4. Orgenisationol Designations DoP, Branch § ’ Malaya and Austral. Section 27. Natize Of Action Roassignment Rl Orgenlnartanel Designarions Station Coto DOr/FE - Branch 5 (Office of tho Chief 34. Position Title Aree Ors off Dar & og — wee” ¥ 4 Ser. 6 eerie sonra ad : hoy. 1857 Prete: f B. Fo Additional inlemation il in ama & Telechune fas} é dogte fewbery BS t i” } 7 . Sighotere 1a, Career Bacd | al 5 rex® 11520 14-0000 SECRET wy . “~ . tose . o ¢Oeen Fitted tr) a , D/P. PERSONNEL DATA SHEET _ WAME: SMITH, JOSCFH B, “AGE: 16 yUNE 1921 TATE: «26 SEP*57 ‘GTATION WASHINGTON, O.Cc. . ; PRIMART CAREER ; \ AND DUTIES: ARCA OFS OFF pave UNIT: Fe DESTGNATION: “OP. (0 BR CH) SSIGNMENT. - : : PRESENT GRADE: _GS- 3 ; . PRESENT ‘T/O SLOT BF=303 PROPOSED GRADE: GS-1 CNUMRER AND GRADE: = GS-13/14 La. | CIA TRAINING: ORIENT, BASIC & ADVANCED. PSYCH, WARFARE. ; SEMINAR, F&S BRIEFING, BOC, CFO, OC, —MHOPOSED 7. {0 SLOT BFH3369 : : , NUMBER AND GRADE: GS-1 i soups “AB IN HISTORY, “1633, ee 36.5EM HRS IN FE-POLITICS, : YALES 6 SEM.HRS Gov, 1947-48,” JOHN-HOFRINS; MA, sHISTORY, U OF PENN : won ANCE PROPICIENCY:. JAPANESE ~ LAME 05. ; , 1990 oe, ; Capi ee ‘SSaESSED: _ PATE: © _ TYPE OF POSITION: og (+ RESULTS: D5 - JAPANESE "LANGUAGE: L | 1S.-AF 1, ASST PROFESSOR ‘OF “HISTORY. x DICKINSON GOLEEGE: SUMMARY OF CIA-SSU-085 ASSIGNMENTS LCLubINa PREVIOUS GR: AND DATES: a 0 : 1f SCP 51, EOD, 10, Gs-9, O: Z, PLANS BRANG ASHINGTON, O01 C. ; | 30 MAR 52, PROMCTION, OPS are, GS-11, OPC/FEs BLANS & OPS BR., WASHINGTON 26 APR 83; PROMOTION Te GS-12 26 DEC 53, REASSIGNEQ AS 10, as-12, _ DOF SEE, MALAYA STATION 1 APR 54), ARREVED SINGAPORE, FCS 9 OCT 55, PROMOTION, OFS | OFF (®P), GS-13, DDP/FE, SINGAPORE’ | ; a oo, . 13 ut” RETURNED "TO HEADRUARTE RS, RCS ; : on i. ‘oe * DEC 2° REASSIGNED AS AREA’ OfS. OFF (CH), MALAYA & AUSTRAL FA, sec. WASH. wet ~14 APR 57, REAS SIGN ED AS ACTING DEPUTY CHIEF, FL _ ; RECOMENDED BY: _ CONCURRENCES: RECGMMENDATION OF CAREER SERVICE ; . avit alGet” “4 dl en layer ty FEM RD OE Le sents are SECRET sack G2 aEAenaPRG, ° - - 7 . - + 14-0000 CLANDESTINE BERVICES a re 2) ae , This Notice Expires 3 October 195] - — . . 7 _ , csi Wi. 148 ROTICE HO, ; 1-238 on v4 ‘tr. ‘Joseph. 5. ‘gnith, Acting iter, = . his ' position of Deputy Chief, rs. . FRANK G, WISNER. Deputy Director (Plans) Beteased byt - . . 7 Tg Richard Helms wt a ; ‘ _ Cuief of Operations uo wa Rho ni ws é fea me ve ah 7 vail ~ a 8-E-C-R-2-T : wv ‘y 3 Septender 1957 ; i i iis f Bi 14-0000 mga a 7 ~ a re . & ey oe 4 4 t 3 i 3 a = « / 4 Hy 4 “~ . wt ae rn oo ——- aN = . This Notice Expires. 9 Soptembor 1957 -_ eo 7 Po ee CH WO, 2-232 : ClaseeT Iie seins o. ne ORGANIZATION. i ROFICE 80. 1-130 re 7 Auguss. 1957 eee ee ee ee ee . ETA RO 2009 hetiny ype POT ee atm cinta vet apa =e oS . Pitkin. WISER TG . | Sepaty Director Gans) fou. Ralsaved bys Ss oe _ De i Richard Helas : ae ; ; a 1 ‘ : Chief of Operations : . - : . ; 7 i . ; . -P -—— a - a - - cme lee ee - - wie ete . i ae : or : 4 8-5-C-2-E.-7 , ‘A Sas” . ip o : i Pe wTICH EG, 3-6 ORGANIZATION ; 20 Mareb 1957 PAR BAS? DIVIC10n NOTICE Personnel Assigoceat. - SUBSSCT:. geet saute ane wiatamenniny he id O licen we ALFRED. C. -ULHER, OR. Uf +: Chie?, Par Tact Livision 4 sa: oe ; Lik co acd.. Branches t . , . .. . . ° “ — - - - “ wen e . woe i : ’ ‘ a . : , . B-9-C-8- SP . ! 4 4 : y) Nar es Se a Bree i + Se canara ite Reem me et eet nth rege . at . = a Pot etree tem - —— t r \ . : : ‘ \ 2O-R-BeD . i } » hie Boticn expireg 35 ‘a2 1057 | . . og FE RUTICS- Wolebé ORGANIZATION: 20 Merch 1957 PAR RAST BIVISi09 BOTICE supra: Parectstl Asa tecinnt “to ER ees ALPASD aes Sy os, . - Cater, var “gas b ‘Division Distribution FR Staffs and Bracchss - S88 TNS: oo RY. Pom ahem ant tannrn earn ha den pen ae one manof, a Siar egsaeee nen ieee Doe Woo oar ed ~ Pe AL ee RTI I sg tn . aw, Nets * Sete. 7 “UNVOUCHERED © *” REQUEST ‘FOR PERSONNEL ACTION VOUCHERED REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in tems 1 through 12 and A through D excepr 68 and 7 unless otherwise Instructed, ; AR applicable, obtain resignation and fill-in separation dota on reverse. & mame (Me. Tine Mra. One siren ‘name, initiale), end evrnane) “fa cate oO “wath. & Btavtst nO, {4 @ bate oF atatst Mr. Joseph B, Smith 16 Jun 1921 1h: Nov, 56 & maTgat OF ACTION W REQUESTED: & COFECTIVE OATE ? C.8 OR OTHER A. PEOLORNEL (Specily whether appointment, promotion, separation, eto) APROPOSER: LEGAL AUTHOR: Reassignnent . a POuITION (Spocity whether wotablish, change hadeor vi, ore.> , rae ope 8 Officer (PP) “BFF=923.. |" ae “| aréa Ops Officer (ce), “pre30n Ap OS-0136.31-13 #8790400, Pk gee came ane | OSa0135 $0113 8990000 PA “f 7 ppp/rE os Fa gaanmne | DOR ARB a : _ -2,, Branch 5- SE a . Brench’S ot ‘ - Sook + “Malayer tte ope - ov onde. Malaya: &. australia: Section a: Singaporé Station Poo. te HexoomuaTins “|. Office. of the Chief: ” ofey Singapore ..~< Soo ; ‘ Washington, Peto 6% | [XJ rine [| wena . IL Fino on ptorapiru, |: yh A REMARKS (Use rovorso if nocadsary) - : : are yg “ThawsFEe ef Fore e § = L if nernenee Dette. t # Seek Le ot : x: a eee an ae ‘poveynne Officer fava ie iborTVOWaL INFORMATION Catt (Name or ond d telephone one eitunsion) erothy Tweedie 2697 - 1M VETERAN PREFERENCE : nese | wreath Ot ER: set) it to POINT | “ SD:DP_- i pe 13. | 19. APPROPRIATION 17 SuRECT TOC 5 I OCATE OF APPOITT. | 19 LEGAL RESIDENCE - 4 » RETIREMENT ACT WENT ATFIDAVITS H (ESM) H : me cuaiuco []Proveo 2 _ Furos: 1-37uS=S5=0h2 - (AECESSIONS ONLY) 03700420 am. EEAMOARD FORM 50 REMARKS —- 14-0000 DD/P PERSONNEL DATA SHEET . HAE: Joseph B, SMITH "AGED 35 __ DATER Uy Sopt 56 _ STATI..Wit Washington, D.C. .- PRIHARY CARSER AND DUTIESs'. Aroa Ope. Off. (Che) CO/P UNIT: FE DESIGNATION: go: DP PRESENT GRADE: GS~13 , PRESENT 1/0 SLOT BFP-923 _ NUMBER AND GRADE G5-13 , PROPOSED GRADE: ..GS=13 ~ > © QYACPRAINING:” Orlents 2-5 Oct 51; auote Psych, ‘arfare Sendnar ~.May 525 Advanced Basic Fayeh Warfare Seminare PROPOSED: 2/0 clots BPa303 NUMBER AND GRADE: GS=13/14 November 5280 39043 ~:A6B, Harvard Universtiy = History, Govt., Economies. ae 19b3 44. = ~Yale,’ “East Japanese, ‘certificate - nee ne "January: 1950 = =U. of Pennsylvania,” Hletory: ‘- Med oo bscunos Porieimer:” - Japanese, Gomme , Spare, 20 TPE oF rosrtton:: re! _ ” SULTS § EXPERIENCE PRIOR. 70 ¢ Gtk (axeluaing $3U-083):. wT 19K3=1946'= U6S. Army, Cpl., MIS. Japanase’ Language spostalist . a? - 1946-1951 ~ ‘Rests Professor. of Mistory, Eickenson College, Pennsylvania SUMMARY OF G1A-830~-053 ASSIGN HTS INCL UDING PREVIOUS CRANES “AND DATES! , : 17 Sept 1951 = sxcepted appointment, GS~9, OPC/FE/Plans Br., Washington, D. Ce. ‘ 30 Mar 52 = Promotion and’ Fossbige, Ops. Off,, GS-1, OPC/FE/Plans & Ops Bre, Paych : Warfare Unit, Wath, DeCe . 26 Apr 1953 - Proiiotien, Ops s.- ‘Officer Gs-12, DDP/FE/Political & Paych Warfare Sods qah, Do Co 20 Dece, 1953 = Reasa., Intelligence Officer, G5-12, Fu/Melaya station Singapore _ + Malaya = Avrived 0/s 1 April 1954) 24 Feb, 1954, = Reaus,, Ops, Officer PP - a-L2, FE/Braach 5, Singapore, Maloya, = (9 Osteber 1955. = > Prowotion to GS-13) to Present. ‘Returned: to Has. July 19560 RECOMMEND Bis CONCURRENCES: 7 Subject Pkom., GS-13, 9 October 1955 Rank In Grade - blest of 95 . le ein ioe eed IWCOMMENDATICK OF CARE 2ER SERVICE BOARD: App oved | 13 if ie eal ' hb: piling , aon rater Ss 14-0000 sraraunp rom $2 UNVOUCHiEKED 1 through rr ond A throwgh D éxceot 68 ond 7 unter otherwise instructed, ation end end a seperation data on reverse, : Latagttt ka REQUESTING OFFICEs Fill in items : if applicable, obtal L MAME (Ae,- Mroe—/419 - Une giv6 Mre Joseph Ze Smith coat atone | 30 Auge VCS oR OTHER FFEAL AUTHOR a watune OF. £27500 DIGEISTIO: . . im Cine Oatg A TERBORALL (Specs? wheihet appointment, promotion, separation, oto) - A o-O.5 CeOeBe Conversion from F393 Status. UL OLITIOW (Bpeclty whether establish, change grade or title, et0.) ; ‘25 Auge 1956 aie : : BarPnovi sf ops Ofticcr (PP B25 * eamt aman i - SET Sk £2 C502 oy 3 38990400 P/K. grein | DOR /EE ane pe ne Branch 5; ; | - ae : Singapore 5s alga, - : pu weaDapaTES Sirgspore . : no of ormmrerest Le ee | [cersarucnTN ie . oe CALL (Nevii ‘2 697 wary) inion Bor othe T TiS. LEGAL BESIEENCE i jemusen ([] pRovto | tno Mat ismsSbh2 ie 2.70 gare (pn ere miomrny mB STAULARD Fou a REMARKS | + ie xs He U WS Aqur pa: cs. WD { ( E [a een F. APPROVEO SY rien. 14-0000 i _ | & hate (Ate Mines Mee. One given nome, initials), and ‘durnamey a ee _senney 9A cre Heres ComeTeRD pawn ree cero ts ace a REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING ¢ OFFICE: Fill ia Hems 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 and 7 unless otherwise ianrocied, - ”. IF applieal i sgsignation and fillin 1 separation data on reverse. Loave of Gate | 2 BLOUEET BO” UNVOUCHE HED ‘ bait oF ROOLT . |S ange $5) ae mad 7, €.5 OR OTHER LEQAL AUTHOR Mrs Joseph Be Smith ; -16 June 1921 € ceecctive: att A. PROPOSED: & mature oF PCTION AIGESTES: & PLASONALL (Speouy whether sppointenent, promotion, separation, ota. Promotion. ~ & POMTION (Speclty whether ostablish, change grado of title, of0-), : . . . o oe cn _ 8. APPROVED! Tea ope orricer (PP) BFF-92+Hg “Opa officer (FP) BF-923-12 & feet ;cuok mot © 6501363133 _ $8990.00 PA 08-0136 031-32 s7ehos0e vA “DoP/PE. nominate Branch, 3. DLERATIONS Beanch s oo owe. : - ve : we _ Late. , P79 fi» i” : A: SLM AS Tk. iLauoodieas’ Sin pore: spate - > oe Se eapeet, Ba/ane . CP Staged Oe Lore oe bs ATHEMTAL 12 revo o8 peesatucntar || fino- _F tPARTMERTAL Se ¢ at ; “hk BEMARKS ‘(ore soversé it Aecousory) Fors, Data Sheet, Raconaindation, Jos Dascription and Fitnosa Report attacier. TS. POUITION CLASSIFICATICN. ACTION” } os. TSS EME AR AAT | be LEGAL RENAE i [" Iie © CHE (EPP RRL ack | BR a M a 4 Fj rou; Sod 75-55-0112 Ty yea) Mededbes cnet ee (provep Wi Same . . _ tes STATE: ‘| 1 a eee 1. STANGARO FORM A-TCMAIKS . ‘ ~ . : | : pane | wat OTHER &- Approvedep 4 13 i sh , tought Bh lito Caroge 2. CLEARANCES 1 rs | @. CLIL. OR FOS CONTROL poy ee CLASSIFICATION | 14-0000 SEChET . pD/P _ “VEKSUNNEL- DATA: SHEET NAHS: Joseph Bs Siatd 0 AGE Bb” ’ DATS: 9: September 1955 : STATION Singapore, Malaya _ “> PRINARY CAREER . ne AND DUTISS: Ops Officer D/P ITs FB DESIGNATION: PP ne PRESENT GRADE: 089-12002=C PRESENT 1/0 SLOT DFF=923" : - PROPUSED GRADE: 9-13 " NUMBER AND GRADE: GS-12/13 : Cla TRAINING: Oritentation 2-5 Oct 51: wo. PROPOSED - to siot’ . BFFs! 923 ; : Basic Royenotoeseat Warfare Seminar = Nay 52. i 1B = Nov. 32 ~ NURBER: AND ‘GRADE: -GS-12/13, xoucartin: 1910 - 1913, 1 AB. darvara uy, History, Governnent, Eednomies me 9b. ar East, dapannss, | Certificate: Lo “a DAMES i 0 PEPE OF Posttioy - RESULTS - to MA, EXPE Texte PRIOR. TO “Cth (oxeluding. ssinusa)i 191.3 - 1946, U.S. bray, cpl, MIS Japanes 0 Language specialist - 196 - 1951, Ass?t Frofeavor. ot iistory, Eiekenson College, Ponngylvandd, Suro SAY or clA-35U-099 ASSIGNMENTS DGLUDING PuuVLOUS GRADES AND ‘DATES: nC /it/PLans | Branch, Washington, D.C. 17 Sep 51 = Excopted appointment, 03-9, Operations Branch . 30 Mar 52 - Prom % Reuas., Ops Officer, Ge-ll, orc/rH/Plana & , Paychologicul. Waefaure Unit, dushdrigton, D.C. ° 26 dor 53% Prom, Ops Officor, GS-12, bup/te ‘Jvorst. Aen: and Paychological Harare : Section, Washington, D. Cc. “20 Dec 53 ~ Reags., Intelligence. Ofticer,. ; Malaya (arrived 1 April 195h . 283 Feb oh ~ Reass., Ups Officer CP), GS-12, Fe/srench 5, Singapore, Nalaya 63-12, fe/Malaye Station Sinuapore, f RECOMENDED BY: COLCUNRENCES 1 : V, 0, Goodell ~: ; Chief, FE/5 ” RECOMMENDATION oF CANE VICE BOARD , Subject ropoted &s-12, 2d Ss |! or Wt 22 OELICE Ob SE UeOHHEL Ses 14-0000 i } i L- a fe “-qeaatderable “degree. of initistiza, diploma ~ fulnéa « Smith haa demonstrated’ tha bes: ; ing ” “theige- qualities , ADA svlvede — SECRET MEMCRANDUM' Fons FE/Personnel FROM 1 Chief, FE/s SUBJECT . 1. Promotion of Josaph Bs Saith ° i. Mes Josaph Smith hols tho ‘position of sontor UCASE. aoe '.: effloer in “the Singaporo/Malaya Mission. Inthe oapaclty Mrs. - Smith has conducted Measion with. Smyopia on KUCAGE mattera - Pertaining. to his droa and has aseleted with KUCAGE. ltason ~~ for'all of Southeast Astas ©. a 2s The position that Me, Saith oocupte having deaplayed sound judgenént in: dealt with a. gervind where many polley Problema havo to be mat. Ja addition, a9-wilt be roted- from’ the attaohed rosomidndation from the field, tha: Chic? of Station has. — dolegated to Mr. Smith moat of tho responsibility: for tho gonduct of the KUCAGE program at tio station. An intogral part of this Program hos been ths davolopreiit of very’ use~ ful indepondent KUBARK/KUCAGE operations by Nie Smith. , 3 “Attached ie a ‘Job doaoription for Mr, Smith ‘which — Allustrates in moro detail tho apeotal requireuents nocossory " for tho position whioh ho hag so ably filled sinoo April let - > of 1664, 5 ae 4e ltr. Smith 16 recommended for promotion to Co-13. . @ Goode21 nd SEGRET. $4-00000 Stannard For 52 Peony Ube OF te tt a og CpET maser ie -reeeo Amor, "REQUEST FOR PERSONNELSACTION [*f0rmatipn ; _ REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill tn. items 3 through 12 and A through D excepe 68 and 7. unless otherwhe Instveted, If epplicoble, obtain resignation ¢ ond All in separation: -data on in teversa, ; ) a-oatt oF main “Ya aeavesr aa ° Coat OF araest | Vane (Mr, — Mise~Mra —One fiven.name, i Mrs Joseph 5. SNITH 16 June 1921 [ ‘| aT Aug-53 “JW waroat oO? action aeauestEO: : A PERIGHNEL (Specity whethor appointment, proatotion, soparation, ote.) . : “hg -Reassignment | : . . $0 t ii us ; a Pos Poution (Speolty whether establish, change Grede or tite, oto.) UHVOUGHHisED De. ond sername) pe rs . §g a3 x2 Fiallgense’ officer 2 oy Abies $700.00 p/af [pres DPE Gfurntions orricer® Ny B94" soma ‘G$=132-12 _ 97010400 Pe a atin onan wx: ta onaaiiZarionil. - ~ DESIQNATIONS DDP/FE: - : Political &- Pay: holopieat Warfa are , Political & Paychological ‘Warfare Che’. Wn dae SOeeny, | 7 7 . Washington, De Ce os | 1h weapasairas Sings Makaya > 2 ee “DeeneTisentan : $2 HELO Of OCP DEPART MTATAL 5 LG Ele oo { ] OLPARTCAENTAL . . a Zn OK AAANE (uso rovoree If nongaoary) ‘Slot #5 (93-13 alot) eanefer TO Uavoucheted F wids FROM Vouchored Funda . . . gg fa A IP oe CHIOTY a7 Td isle) D BLGUAST APPROVED BY / 7 : ye y ~~ Pence es ‘ditt, FH Personnel Officer | the aL = Si4nature: MAL IHFOAMATION CALL (Wamaand telephone extanscon) ‘4 o ¥ Alma Weiss, exten: don 397 | : Cb: PP oe Ed ae “TR ] 17, APPOPMAATION nar To TEGAL, WESIDENEE ~ ' FROM 4-3700- 20 ! etamcy Cyrrcwto | , {ME h 10 Lhe 1 eG 50h 2 . | Sate: i : Pete FOR to hLaaneS a a rr Do _ ~ <: PA er ee, ; . a . ipa : : | . I ; ; —— m0 aL OR Sgetane DAIL _[ reais: ° i ee RE CATE H \ = Se eee ee we MEOR EMM | ~j——-| ° a | a 7 <a d ae ai . ES c~ emia (a _ are 14-0000 : - . sTanciys 199 §2 Tye tence Y noe rye ema ; tr - meypatmis per - \ REQUEST FOR PERSGHNEL ACTION SEOhtT VEUCUCTERED REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 42 ead A throug except 68 ond 7 viless ctherwise Instructed, i It opplicab! 2, of obtain resignation ond fll in | in scpoiation dco on reverie, | 2 CATE OF 16 June 1521 © Cane OF LODE 1? Aug 53 1.¢.S OROTHFR in Nene, initiala), and surpacse) Last (8c. Tate Mee ~One 4 Hr. Joceph B, SMITH aria whothor appointment, promotion, separation, eta.) 4 @ Ernective o2tt & PROPOSED: b astot4 8 sction A NYTULL (ped ee . _ahees MUiseolty whether establish, change drade or tiehe, oe.) . - . ; an : 8. APPROVED: “Uperations.Officer (PW) - ‘GGL 2-12 #70h0.00 p/a Cote ‘$7040.00 pfe 2 i “ | a és at 44 of DERE e/a Psyeholovical vdarfare . * Bicnatows : Poult al & Psychological | darfare pect. : Poo oo - 7 : ~ Wasningt: “ony ] D. Ce me a = Tp ueaoduaarens ~ . ~ ocranteortin. 2 MELO on pEraRtMrHTaL re MAE CL Wie reveren it necesierr) — : Slot “#5 (68413 slot) - oe . ee cuchered Punds .. a Sot Wine Droe A CH#Lo7y | P| sitnatuce: | | { OPRIATION etinane 4 . | Cjaames CJ eroves ! STATE ee ~seeur TiTeimatioa~ a a vere 14-0000 Transfer of Josoph B, ‘snith 1.. Request. for transfor of subjuct from tho FE Division, PP Staff mele ..2/0-to the 2/0 of FE Branch 5 in ordor’ that he may be assigned, ee er . Senior PP Officer’ in “sis Apore . do°17 August 195) neh. rT re was notified that no. i would ‘bo: taken until indication vas a a se oT given: Fegarding Subject '9 fulfiimont of training requirenent. oT 20. Subject fia’ vatigfiod: ‘Phage, I: by:virtue of ' experience; - mitten tata ho ge toon meehiod it ts vcoe Bee Octobat: 1953 on which date he has been onnalied in th: “GSO808 By AURELL | FES/Ssaithigre Distribution: _ 2 = Pr Career Srv. Onticor . 2 = Faf/5 : * Noto: Recuest for reiselgmont approved. wg Foes lved ty “BP/CSO. on 24 August 1953, FE Diviaion ws notified of training require= manta on 25 ingust 1953, Thdsa wenor andud was. recelved on 3 Saptezber and forwarded to. For on 4 Saptenter 1933, |. . a Stu ot oF EQUTH 4, WILLAR Sy a Pees, x FP Careor Service Officer =. apt a5 14-0000 = <_ecp 5 Fraupsed recom $2 Siluaiie pac . Parse as0 57 Le " - U8 Ure treves temencoe permeate > resi, vent ~~ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION » REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A Through | D excep? 68 and 7 unless applicable, obtain resignation ond fill in separation data on reverse, ° a atavtst na otherwise instrycted., LANE (Afr.— Msee— Afe.—One diven name initials), and surneme).~ Joseph B. SMITH : a bait? cs Aes BOSEsI¢0- 1h (Specuty whether <opstatcrent Branwtion, eeparsilon, ots.) Promet.ion... - @& POSTION (Speciiy wheshes establich, change grade cr tele, oto.) & OTICTIVE: OATE & PROPotta:. - ry "yowiion Tim 450 | oowata 2. Sfevice ouuot, ang : os Operations officer (Fe) BF93-1 @8-132-41 $5940.00 p/a . DDP/FE.. . : Political z Payeholog teal. Warr Polit teal & Psychological Warf : Section a : Washington, 2 Cy Fi te CPRAT MENTAL yer (ea roreres neteach . . . Positinn deseription is attached, . ®. REOSEST APPROVED | df . Kathryn FF I, tex, , Personne} ¢ Officer : Bignstusa: jap ip a SS Ds 6 Foa sbDIToaat thi VAVATION CALL (Wanna and talophone oxtonsion) | Moe nee UES beat . oer 2238, Tithot . — 9, DATE CF_ ape APPOINTS 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE - "MENT AFFIDAVITS (ACCESSIONS ONLY) | (even Oss ED STATE: ‘3, $7. APPROP RAT a SEM Facet: 3706 AO fama ‘ Tealaenend Cinteaneeremeree-pumsecenesat re j INTIAL OR SASNATURE- | daTe y "PEMARES: Ee a as a 7 PERSOD ... ACTION REQUEST RIGISTCA RO raMe PLP TIL UOTECINE DATE , ey J ep Burkholder =. gat OF actin = - j Q~ oe . : : Prenotion ° i " —, — Jitu | Sine — ___tntendiconee ¢ Officer : ; Officer GRACE AND SALARY WIR LAYING (VOUCHERED) LAST wORINS DAY: RICOMMENOED. uy February 1952. “orn US CHENT. Hasifcalios way So La Pez M. We pe rE ara . ATH east I i ! mise 32-3 14-0000 1 . 7 wo : ” ee . REGISIUN fmD. PERSONNE. ACTION REQUEST AFQUESTED EFFECTIVE DATE SHIM, Joseph Derlseabtens fee ; _\1 Cl a . ee cn ete apne fe 4 : . . : RATUAT OF ACTION pte WHER LAYING (VOUCHERI T) : : se LAST WORKING DAY: . . neonria _ EMPLOVEN') BORA TLOr, 10 IntelJigenca Officer _ 05-9, $4600 p/a | tae oF , : p — . a a ne anne _ | caengs Branch - - - . _OFPRCAL B1ATIO z| t i pp | : crrntuewiic£] 8a 7180 i a ' i AECOMALADtE: : i : t : . 212 dune. Ags { ore) i i 1 , i GATE it AUNTS cea ‘pee ArrROrhs, . i a ; Zé wed ALLOTMENT: : - ot Oo . i CLAMn eRe £8 ¢. AUTHGAUITY: i ate ‘ . ; | mrunege ete CBSE A os ATE SGmATURE | sasteege QL i : . ey . Hy ££ ITD ane, a Ae Se : et ee a i LoS Ca mentor ner nan ; ee ; Sais Ty, ido = bee +, : [ san aeemto | / — SPAT Y CLEARANCE _ wae 1 ad 1 a aa ho jes Petar wale ee nn a ae a Oi Ae des 4 ef: — GAR. 1. SPvesscang le m ee Secret : 4 Seta > a 77 = : Vee Je A, te of a A eneeerise peckeree 7S bE EERE ie a3 7 | . * nal er" syyes 14-0000 . : oo a CURRYS TAL ot 7 | oo ae Ge DA ~ " - ; , 28 May 1951 1959 ; Nene of Canditate 12 sept B. Sasrh : , . a . oO Position veraidccod for. pp Ort >) Interviewer pow sain i i : Fersonel Do LO an ‘ | \ Appearance: Natutalesese ox nr) i o cE | - \ _ Pergonalsty Porsunehvoeere os ¢ bo ; Inporturbadloss 2 ; g - | Te Crear teks - ; 7 . | Po . Strsightes 7 EM vaannes FE A . Neds Conenkted To . { , Dortnant ubrst atl 6 i Poo, . nn . . —— ae 7 : Is douentton adaquate? 2G) Ye oC. » 3.70 foils ty ad lanwste? Acie mo . . . . .. Not yen-Koren ‘Area Dut 2 “trove in 7 “ no “* Area Knowledes Bxtonsive 2 at putes of oa rarea allt 18 18 Lange 7 2 Sahiel Pes roua tatolLtgones or “roles 4 eywerion i I . i pore a . A or 7 a . ; Lenwat onlery dncapiablo | #50 00. la 5 ee enandacaipeaninnne speennenssisdioment 3 vi ; ! _ . | Salary devel recuasted & OUP eT ek ST haba ; Qangeal Pesonmends tions : . : . ta net recamroniad Car randlo, mente Qeceibar | P90 aohye can ABHOR Ye Crndidate sgeTationg, does xe BOS, wi gn to ga evorends | for a come tise ut ek setriee ore . eS 3e Tdidace Ts Divs afon_ : i Salury Yevelt, } . a i . " j neetion as fa peter tis : H than trie est ios { vs a i ~s 14-00000. a a ae oe , a Sere . rr ._ - co : _ COUT TTAL . NEBCAT GF [IAMT . Neme of Candidate f ; Position Considerad for offier . ; Forronal Co : 7 Appearance: © Dienifiedsessse 2 Maturnls : . ~ Nellenroomdee Cleettes oS | poe 2 = | . ; “Tnporturbabless aa i os Chearfilesss oe BE Le " StrodehtetornaT =. eb Mel Bodo ste oe i ‘Dortinnates . L ms oo. . i ; Is doudatton adoquate? ‘Yee. wv - ot i Area ‘Knowlodés Disc : ; Previous intelligence or relaced iexpertones LEfins Ensen eg Jebes : i iS : if : : f _ . “ ; * Salaryrlevol requasgad SF Lovin ik: nde amy Besosiatlo S202, o i weer wee enn en ome en eee nan, meqadntars sn ennewtenenannaiacacanaimeminn ans 7 Gonoral Hersocmendations Hi . - i Ye Candidates Ly not recusended for onvlavnente ( ‘ i ty : 2 A te wetentinl yaolte of : ae thon the asklien inneddhissly i : : ; CONPIDG: TIA : 14-0000 2. _ a, ; it ptm : werent” punta . . ‘ —_ | ; — _ a —_ . , “Sf Pe ee Ye: non, Z 2 a how an A an * . “<« J. Phat |: - fe Ps } ~ oon gy. . catud Le - : “ | . , : . wae £ ry 14-0000 MILITARY status QUESTIONNAIRE” Naul GPR tate fhesti Talvaten iWin BIRTH DATE Whayt {Meontny tteart . . %, oth) 8 uriholders es¢ph sung 1942) ITAL Stat ( SER wage Aace MARITAU ST Apu (3) wioceeo iy) stramareo cy ecwaLe white (2h waaetes «eP otvoncro : : NO. OF OLPEMDEATS | aGEncT AGENCY ASSIGANEAT eee j . : j j : jee OE PENDE RTS Uinctuoe wired orrice * olvision : ; er] ~ F j . i. . So . 2 : we mms | _ | ae 7 i PRESENT CRAFT STATUS : (a) mAVE TOU AEQISTERLO POR ORAFTE. | arres Co. tan wo CE) i (oo 0F Es, GmECR TOUR rausta DRAFT CLASSIFICATION pelons Be . Ci 1A ‘avartaate ror wsuirady STAVICE. AGES 18-76 (7). “ae oreictat OEFERALO oy Ua, Cy) AO CONSC HEMT ous osvtcran, AUP AVAILASLE FOR We cowsarant (7) ses i pop tur : : ‘Coy aw 'stea OF RELIGION On Olvtnity stuorar. : : . : (| AG wcuaca oF ine active waancn or viuiragy stay tees wy Ca CONSCIENTIOUS CavECTOR « OFPOLED 10 BOTH COMBATANT ov peOM FuLt oUTY, ~ \ So. wo AND WON-COMpATAT geavices . Fb FD) ap erwate-of any acsrove couréaent OF MILITARY SERVICES (Jar rnvsicatcy on Ornteal ne wary FOR SEAVICE. if CANNOT BE CALLEO'NY omer Beasns. cacted ony ot ETT) Ba manana aus artaiwes feisty essay atarncar. “KOT oof . (MILITARY SERVICE CONCERNED. ” mo tinste to Inoue ih vuoce peesenr ACT. ‘ Tes “EES 2a trata Ow ACCOUNT OF OCCUFATION, a ces ; = 2c DEFERRED FOR AGAICULTUNAL CocUPATION, =~ 7 * . _ ; : “BA MAN AS DEPENOLATS. ‘ 4 : nares : “ CJ oA ster steant amo nas COMPLETO SUFFICNENT Seavice In anna AL ORF BOARD : a02in WAR FU.TO GE CLASSIFIED AS A VETERAN (NINETY Oars . SERVICE OUR TG FICHE ING WAR CH ONE DEAR AFTER Voy Dard, pons > ; istreat an} Wor} . H SOLE SURY tv ING 400 IH PAMELY, WPA Fauity Nad Tad $Cng It a BAR AnD OnE nds Ki CLED, ENE SOLE SERV ty ING SON COuE tA THES CATEGORY, : . : . z ‘ . Cr. fenaindor of of thio form will be Pilicd cut anby by oeraonnal who 9 havo parfarasd duty, | ‘ tn ony of thou, 3: Arnsd Jaryicos, parchant Marine of any foreign military orgesisation. :. | Service ‘Reconp ee i 1, CRECK CHGANEZETIGHS IN WAlCH YOU nave SERVERS e 11) shud {x }] WW) ain FoReT { . ] (7) watiGsal GyaRD ‘a (2) wave im te) coast quan E77] ia) rareigh wruiranr oacassgaticn [ (J) waptne cones [CLT] toa wtscwast asaine C_) ’ : . : 2.0 trngra OF scerve Ouly tm rat was. aRube SERVICES LINCLUBISG TRAINENY TOUASI ' . ‘ TEARS MONTHS é . (LT Gio waa to akO ALL P9102 DUTY a ea ! C4T GETaLEw wCAlo ane fF kad WALD a -— (Se vom ee (4) Sheet 448 Ve ee ee ee ee ee ee { | i 2 11 ae ad MeTted QeTa TS Dare Uropaue Lo 3+ FUSaIS Tae POULT eIAG Oafa at 13 yeuR SOaetssbastd OX Eseisrecny grates BPON yePaRaTicos * UF EcwatIG ones . CR SEF Eanastrs ae ’ ASay Oeentu GA CONPAP Last EEACAL, SEAPICE OR PELE BO, HTS ft 22 O81 152 MARS. SAUTE C8 Tat T/3 yrade PO sot aviit ik §h. ren 3a mars : (over) ag 3950 : : 1 14-0000 G. Cmeca tere oF dtPemaricn: RCT MEMCKT FoR Mat tr (—) 21 Co) eestecater rom stavicg 63) (7) oatremtuent r09 COMBAT OFSAo tury | . : to) (7) acrimeweat con OTHER Parsicat. oisagsurny — . 199 CET} seramarco vows, cattaotr, ered Length of werrice on tecory £6) (CT) atcease essearean to WATTOMAL wEAUTA, SAFETY OR INTEREST : 11) (2) artesse oecause oF VNOUE HaRosnirs . ~ emanges ~ an a - . --0ATE - ) copes commissiouce__- a a _ seavset ~ ree : ann, “ORACH OR. CORPS : naan, anane on AAT img . Seivet, SERIAL O@ Fite a0. : . : wae: : ‘ake you woe ti THE MALsONat Guano ~~ 44) ves COT (A) 40 ne3, mar unite __- . wo. (9) ato vou Eurca PeDEial anueo FORCES THROUGH RATIONAL Guano? Ts 00 VOU nave ScZenvE status? QQ) ves-maerive (7 —J (2) ves-activei (7) (3) Wo oe (A) GRE YOU assiomen 10 an ageuer wire. “4a ves TJ (ano CZ | (07 IF nO, what 15 7OUR assiqswcart: Rong. . 7 for 1s yun asstomen? aw cagaHieZs UNITt ty res va we (73) 5. 00 VOU save a-wosiCinaTion ssSicuweurt. - . dives (OD - an «9, J fab iF ves, stare OAWE, SP UNIT OABANIZATION . ‘ . b aes arene mere te tereeeremmnme te re ms « 5. 4 voum racseut sratus o1ecas in any ALSPECT PROM Thar STATEO tm § AdOvE, Imp 1CaTe CHanae. Oatt. ano cate oF --F- . OPT RCo een map tiy revara puny tye tp pattcy rp rem wmt Nr pete rete oe -BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE ae a co , oO ‘ = : : ed o Bla ey a ao] af 4 . | REPRODUCTION MASTERS f . fe ARIS acts Arent a iti ae ae o Rete : 14-0000 14-0000 SECRET | _— bat Hl NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT oR CANCELLATION OF OFFICTAL COVER BACKSTOP, 2a dune (EPS «$s NuMero Mra 1h A4722 CuPLOver Lesh tal ’ a37end 4 OFFICHAL COVER . sussect : artreat of State deseph B, “SHITh, suamMiT FORM ‘3284 TO BE ISSUED, (HAB 30 a) OASIC COVER PROVIDED, free. EO FECTIVE gare acne oP caaT sonar cover paoviDtD roa TOY OTHER (Sect tr) CATEGORY. CHHD 30-7). fE SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY. | EAA: CATEGORY 1 i CATEGORY Jt. LT] cise 20-7) P. JRETURN ALL OFFICIAL BpcLMENTATION TO ccs . ae SUBMIT FORM 3254 SugRITe: FORM. 19628 FoF y C848 20- at) WoSPsTALIZAqION oF eas a EELF . | sue the sm 1382 FoR, - {00 ner, waite aw thes shotes mie “4, ‘41 FA a = Pores i COVER. (HE 240- s2e0) a . _— as a SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION RESPONSIBILITY. CWB 140-20) EAA, CATEGORY 3 | 1 CATEGORY IT 1 | as ‘ : . ; Sen SY Seer ron a ee rey “{Su@Mit FORM2668 FG: ‘y ; : —t- rm {se uauit gona 1329 For FealdreasAcetiea 439 “I 1 ‘t HOSPITALIZATION CAND. Atuasn3 ANS/CR COVER wISTOaY ingeccre - USE + fp Are Hpastersurion: cépy to. co ce CPD corre 8 + CPLOaTISS COMFSRENT COPY 3 + O8/908CD a cane ae GATED EPpy : . wy coee b+ Coa 7 Culee. OFFIC HAL CONEM, Clmtaay Corie stare SECRET — Te ImPoL! CL Be. O8?O2? or od [55] ose roevreue eaeteae 14-0000 So SECRET a NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT ~ . vane OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP 22 September. 1966 FSTAMLISHED ron a | SMITH, Joseph B, ton) WH ‘CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT (For act ‘ FILE NO, K-1-48 Io Cano wo.” __B-526) __[AMPLOYEE. nO. Block Records; - (OrMEWS 20: 900-11) a Teorey for: days, slfachive, b. Continuing, oletive a5 Gf 29 Septenhor 1954 : r } Submit Form 642 to chonge: imitation cotegory. CHa 20.77 I x | Ascertain that Army W-2 being i issued. (na 2 20. 661. aD | X | Submit Form 1322 for any chenge affecting this cover. J (8 240.250) pt rn ca " aot TX | Submit Foitg (33 H | (@ 230.2307 4 * Nqs/Overt ‘Singapore USES integrated ; B liqs/DAFC _ [x |CoverHistoy Fab 58 — Mar 780. DAFC/Mani ted . Mar 60 ~ May 2625 Ptigs Daye, cs May 62 - Sep 66 “Bunees Aires /Noc en JB? jaw PISTRECTION: Copy £-FOD, Copy 3-Operating Coapanen:, + Cope S.OCR ORS Cope r-Fi te JAS sgh untaces - ‘ 4.00000 33 bog So, ae Fila No. K=1480 fey of . : 2b duly 1960-. oon ie i f “ : ce oo a a fo eS i Sef. i Ct. . 1 _ SECRET © Se 4 “MEMORANDUM FOR: Chie, Records and Services Dtvteton® ' eo pe ee ee Office ‘of Personnel ele oo _ i SUBJECT’: “Joseph B,. Smith P , ; . Le Cover arrangements are in process, and/or hive teen com~ t pleted. for the above-named. Subject. : ; ; os 2, Rffective__26 April 1960__, it 19 requested that your i records be properly Blocked Kxsnanes to deny Raknen kage Subject! a. : current, “Agency employment to on éxternal inquirer. - ; _ SG aaa : 3. “This memorandum. confirms an oral. ‘request: of ee: Sddord ElteGacaid. eplicca ; : , . ae Ly . * ; : : { te - Md e | Gof . DARARRY HW. LITTLE, JR. | , , , Chier, Central Cover Division _ . ‘ wa . + : eet. 50/08 . : : festaceay wae 15800. ; ria - ek — ~ . hires _ os 14-0000 mee ard 3 4 $ cenit At INR re me 1 “ secuern © UOR AGINC? Use T4- Laesirad _ eee ODE te ma pa one tene Ree at a) nate gle “Or Cro 3 . C ANNUAL LEAVE RALANCI AD OF IMAI OAIE themes MeO Mae Meee Ponamacary Laer Pare Madalle S@ETA JUstPu SA SUBNET IOS BLAST DATE SUARCS SS UX 03048) 2 DAIL AND NATURE OF SFFAT ANON RETIREMENT 063073 _ & TOTAL SEEVICU POW Have can af dais of sparatroni G Lew than” ‘Ws years Chow WS, Masic scnvwe ce perl me Zy monihy oo . contingods scoaw ahead: DATE stagreD 2 Careever tetanic fram prior lene year cad: . : DATE COMPLEND Taw ie months actual ne as af date oF separanee 27, Dated leave dsnd, prior 2a months: sum deave dates fbn fone, anphaia it~ “AGSENCE WITHOUT PAY Bt sehale pes receijr of fay fom i AULITARY LEAVE 24 Dunne current wiesder your AL Regultc aciee heey arbi VW. Spewish-coul dacunune era en eee be AGE 1 ADONIS) Ti NG SAT FUR CHtSs PAYROLL A er ag magch 1471 1139-100 usc ey eee Rrcerrreetry fry a paith so: r 00000 a t ; . ; “SECRET . : fen LM . 03 JUL 73 “ems, iWhen fitled tn) _ ; : ve ‘oer NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION . . 8 1 sas MUMBER a MAME (LAST OPS T.2UOLAT) 007894 SMITH. JOSEPH B -...: _ : ; . tf ; a 3 FaTURe OF riesoNNti achow CONVERS [ONT FROW-FSR; 4. tueective part [3 CATROORY OF EmROvaNT ns RETIREMENT (VOLUNTARY) UNDER CIA ’. a aoe ot = RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM 106.130 | 73] - REGULAR fo: AND CAMCELCA Ts OH OF N3CA- vIoc YR, \Hinaneiol Analyte. Chorgeable | 8..C3C Of OMe LEGAL AUTHORITY rr — he p { Pb88:643 0 PS 7 “| [grey —lalese 3135 (0990 NNO] .. SECT. 233, : oo 9. “ORGANIZATIONAL b DISONA TRS : 10, B LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION " a - of DDOAWH DIVISION os a oe ee eee wr FORCIGN FIELO™ - a en ye . cet BRANCH i- I-MEXICO) city, ‘MEXICO STATIO a _ ene ir MEXICO CITY, MEXICO ee ae yee POs Tit ’ . . . : “= coe 12, POSITION NUMBER q* SOWIE LIGATION lo | ops orricer o3u0"- A er Ayer se, = jneters-esparenemnad iectametee 14, CLASSHICATION KHEOUIE ‘Cs, 1B, os 53, COCUPATIONAL SERIES $6. GRADE: AND STEP © Gs | 0136.01 fin 8 on a a > 16. REMARKS a terre etn 19, AETGEIO. tm Employ | py, Coot Code beet meni: Gata wines peep: yaaa | treet __PByoano| a Perens COMP, GATES G7 eres CGun Cate 34. CASLEA C Talecaey a0, Buia A on tf _ : i - aon soup : ca Drain a ry - 8: < Sha Test <ox : as — i | ae : Sir ob . Jeni . aaa di I MOEWAL TAX DATA 44 SIATS TAR Carta: prot EXfCUN] CODE | aoe. Veta TAN DN aeTOnd 1Otm Teeeuite fone fr 3 AUST ATE wer thea we Sorters bes ae usiaied Leer ey » foes nr reece. —— SECRET. . Tae t fa aint has actagty i , Semey pty ond Fe aands ete ij4-00000 ACCORDANCE: a ETH, 5. beSele 5408 AND EXECUTIVE OkDER "PAY ACJUS IMENT tn . FO IN THE CIA ACT OF 19496 | LlU6s. PLA SUNT Tu AUPMURITY OF CY AS PRKOVIE _AS AMENLED, AND OC DIRECTIVE CATED Cé@ CCICHER 1962." EFFECTIVE DATE UF PAY ACJUSTMENT?° G7 January 4973 - AANE- SERIAL KG. FURUS Ga-StEe SALARY SHUT UCSEPH B VO78% $1 620..ck GS Is _ $280478 tnective DATE anaemia! Cee eet oo | Lesbasug Le tal i l 12/15/72 | te AY F827 08) fasta — See —SERTIFIEATION: Ano AUIHEPTICA TPT ersten incarnate Cr nee ener ee : ceanee THAT Tite work GF THE AnovE HAMID emmoree 13 Os ACCETARLE LeveL OF conperaiies Sneee m PU nebteneetet bate ner loot Ef, Dare + i [7] xo EXCESS twQR ° j : £7} itt par status ar nip os WAITING ve2IGD : i j O (WO? Status aT F END OF wanTinG 9100 i ' 3 i a sy 14-0000 —_ Wy 6). a, SECRET . an ‘ (When Filled In) +3 ¥, ORGANIZATIONAL CEGKATIONS — “T10-1OCATION-OF OFICIAL STATION-~ ' foDP/WH DIVISION MEXICO CITY, MextcH | — Pee Posen ting 12, POMTION WUMBIR 17. CARER SERVICE DESIGNATION i ; OPS OFFIC ER” 20340. ne bes Tt TASSTICATION SOMDULE(G, rr) OWA SRS 16. GHADL AnD SHIP 17, SALARY. O8 Bail : , [GS Toe 0136.01 4 ; , wo if, RiManes - | earn - ; io a -_ . : SIGMATUTE OF OTHEy AU — form brses . + the Previows’ . . SECRET 248 MIG 277 tditisn 7 14-00000. 4 “, ry <i f i | ‘ i i i A . "PAY ADJUSTHENT jn ACCORDANC ; - : IMENT | ORDANC? WITH SALARY SCHEDUL ep og i Cla ACT OF nore 11637 Pursuant ro gutHnarty CF Del as PROVEce eo, Ane . 4 AS AMENDEDs AND & DCE DIRECTIVE DATED 6 OCTOBER Josew | FPPECTIVE DATE OF Pay ADJUSTMENT] 9 JANUARY 1972 3 . ad wane ces ae rn oS ils _ oo ~ oo | _ ane: : SERIAL O8GN, FUNDS: GResteR satiny. og JOSEPH Bo 7296 “CF Gs. or acts auis | Cp ee SATIRE BE 680 CF So 7. sag ag2 ge : we va ae we ed ey - ee - i : + Rev camaro "PAY ADSUSTHENT IN ACEORMANCE WITH SALAR 7 . ~ iret Ck Ww SALARY SCHEDULES OF PL « Pe Ata EAECUTIVE DORNER 11576 PURSUANT 19 AUTHORITY OF UCT as proytuce on me CTA ACT OF 2949, AS ARENDEN, any a ocr DIRECTIVE DATE? @ UCTCBER Looom Foca rented ta, ER TET PET er te retro erm: perros meee EFFECTIVE DATE OF DAY AUJUSTHENTE 10 gANUARY L971 i eye cuss ; re . ee He: i NAME. SFETAL S7GM, FUGuDS GrasSreP salen » SMTTM JaseeH 4 OM7IIG6 SL 820 CF GS lg? $742979 : ; BP ag ; So H Seeded Stein be thin eae B £ cman $8 eesti oe MPAY ADJUSTSENT IN acCORIMNEE wITS SteaRy S¢uED. MECUTIWE OR7E9 12526 PURSUANT T? AUTHURELY CF > q ; Ca ach cg L249) AS AMENAE DS ANG 's PCL OIRECTINE 2areD § OCTOBER 1942" Woe eters ance pens EFFECTIVE OATE OF Pay ADJUSTMENTS 26 CECENZER 1969 oe ; “ - : NEW NAME — SERTAL ooRGN, FUNOS GReSTEP = Salary AO Ae ow. coun, SMITH JasePit a go 7agg- $1820 CF-GS le 2 7 $239573 : ONAN SMa ACH Oi ai soa. 1 ; Poor _ eye mt woe 22, ORGANIZATION po S 21 420 | eg om i. NEW SALARY Bate 13. Tree action oe : Pans , + Grode +b Srey j Salar SPFFCTVE Date : ; - . [ Lalo 3215621) 12/17/59 2214! 22,230] ra /r3a 59 22 | vcamn oyp uaa ag nue aige eee ™ Pa ay CERTIFY THAT THE WORE GF riz: ABOVE NAMED EmPLOYeE 15 Gp ACCEPTABLE LEVER Os COMPETENCE, SAM iceeepeebreenet as aot ae - te - eee Peratuas PA : YH ns _ 3 Lil. = AS EE v4 oo f. 2 ~ we 7 ; es: (} ne ray fetus at tra op wee cc 37 : as (i Pay status ar ENO OF WAITING PERtOD - ror _ * . soe ‘ .. £7) wor stag AT END GF Waitinc FERIOD . r . e “ oot a yo ce f Aupitzs sy, ; . ©, 88 Se : : i. . ous _ aoa inns deh HE wR yo ! . je TR achat as atoes ae ORDER 11474 PURSUANT TO AU sy E AS AMENCED, ano’ A. Ger OLRECTIVE carey; 3 ICTORER 19HQ4 + EFFECTIVE DeTE oF FAY nOsUSTVEUT! 13. suey 1959. MAME. (o> SERLAL open, FUNGS Ga-StEp. ShITH- JCSEDH g | 9O72S4 25: 825 “CE Gs 14 6 pet "PAY AOJUSTMENT IN ACCORDL:CE WITH SECT ISN 212 OF -PL 904206 TY CF DCT as PROVIDED IN THE KEY SALARY $21,562) AND’ EXECUTIVE, CEA ACT OF 19% a7 1400000 [MEXICO CITY, MEXICG $ STATION = SeCREr ee : a MAY 62 . Se {Wren tle Ian} : . NOTIFICATION OF. PERSONNEL ACTION ot aL NUMRE 3. NAME [LAST FST WOME) - 007394 SMITH JOSPEH B 2 NATUR OF ALGONA ACTION, @ breectevt ate | $. CATEGORY OF TMROMMENT INTEGRATION“OEPARTMENT OF STATE REGULAR J, Vrearat Analyvs Ne, o-genble cK of om UAL AUTHORITY ct tO CF ~ naos Pfeffer | : “eoroneen Rice . (9995-0990 0001 30. USC 4O3 J : ° + | 10; LOCATION OF OFICIAL STANION : — DOROANITATIONAL DLSTGNATION DOP /AWH - nn , . FOREIGN FIELD a BRANCH 1. Do ; : MEXICO CITY, MEXICO We POSITICN: te “POL: OF F ATTAC HES : OFS OFFICER |. . aa = ry CUASSIICATION SCHEOULE (GS. Te | TS. Occuranayal Mets 17, SALARY G8 RATE FSR. oS 47289 GS 0136.01 19771 ~ 18. PEMARAS ras 7 7 SUBJECT 1S TO. 8F PAIG T TWEEN CTA BALARY OF 219771b- AND FSR SALARY OF LIN ACCORDANCE T. CREWIT.. SICK AND ANNUAL LEA MART TAL STATUS: .GAU Sob: : SON DOB: ve action! 3 gmskes [at ofnci CODING coat Pern z . 620 | 1G oO Coane (78 SPEC MOE co TO THE: DEPT. OF STATE. in secuae -: str Reno, | Ee) 1 wal we 3, SOCIAL 2 WEAN Nene at fae pot D eeee my seed en mY _t Uy nas fend bey roHe sy vn rest SECRET PLY wy ey oIPT. OF ETATE ANDO - sLLOWANG as Poo | ‘ 44-0000 + : o, “™ geerer uy cot @: voi 1G MAY 89 ™ Caren Ered ny a, se TO UMAY 69 er * NOTIFICATION OF FERSONNEL ACTICN _ wha tir) 1 NAME (AGT Piayt- rsiopay IEEE: SMITH JOSEPH B Nate TRAE AT ACTION ~ REASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER To oO CONF IGCHTIAL FUNDS 3 CAIUS AT OF UsKhOUMENT 4 18tChvt Date REGULAR 7 ot CRETE RET DOR /WH . FOREION FIELD 2 LOCATION OF OPN Cig Statins | MExICO CITY, MEXICO STATION U irateme ne - _ i OPS OFFICER. ‘et atte , 44. CLAS ALA VAY emeou (or. 60) Ws Occuraticnar sors TGA OF eat, ht 2 A Q136.01 i ta wait nO ce i i i C8, pad Sites be cree ce t jp ct ats aed + Ys cms Uns! pcenme t 3 i i - H H ? } he a3 a . “’ eae te z . 2 penmevererrereer nna eernnetnreresantiennnntoncenesnmara od omy Uns Prowten ~ ~ fee ‘ Qhtooe 4 a 48 14-00000 : SECRET | . . ° (When Filled In) Fo: 16 JUL 68 om TNAME TAME OOD SMITH, JOSEPH 6 4 teectivt Date 9 CATEGORY OF Ber OTMENT “oO rs cry ~. REGULAR - 7 tinuncial Anaipin Ne Chorgeape | © CIC ON OTNES LEDAL AUINOMITY . : . os, 9235 620 ONOA | 30 USC HO y - ~ JOLOCATION OF OFFICIAL Stanion ° ~ . . rm) - : Yoo a . “ ; WASH. OC. 7 PD portions Terie: 12. POSITION NUMBE® Pi Sac Ot oration an a see ee ee - | po ee ee OOM 14, CLASSIFLATION SCHEOULE AS LA ew” HS. OCCuranonar SURES p18. GRADE AND STEP” : 63.0 0° fOnge ar’ 146 2 {a oaars ° . i ae Se nO \ ar ne [s Seay. CaM Date EM fOr Conn : r Sag ehCua ot ae a TATE TAs Ga wea See | Ate van ae Afea Prersinee on hdd Sad tote? ater som i IRONS BNA earetetty we eieeret Wea Prnang tay if i 4 4 t a CR BL Goezae AND TMENT IN ACCORDENCE WETH SECTIONS 212 Bh 218 St >> EXECUTIVE Dagea Ise PuaSuUenT rs AUTRIRITY- 3F DCE as Pa VIDEO iN TeE CIA ACT . OF 1969, gS MENTED, AND AmOC] CIRECTIVE DATeD @ OCTCbER 1962 EFFECTIVE CATE OF Pay ADUUSTNENT? Le yULY 1969 : ae ovo Nowe NOME OC ~ SEKTAL GRGN, FUNDY Gre “STEP SAURRW S2unay SutTH JeséPn Bo. 007F96 54 150 yv “Gs 1448 $1508) $2997 PR. ee > ban og AO A SSaiahen [a es ee ro 997094 SMITH JUSEPH 9 | 1? eo v Oiv gacazy Pars }e, Sie Tiel ier [ear ee ae r [| ma . 4 5 jit7er9g 2/19/95 | a Lal 6 LE party 42/47 767 | [7] No exetssiwoa a Qo {¥v 4 IN PAY STATES at IND Ge WAITING PeaOD [—} owoe status araxn ov WAITING FEatcn ee oheens WMALS Px 560 e PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION oe test . een LE | 14% -00000 ee i Sree “SMITH goséPn a ho7aea 47 soo oy AS AMENDED, AND Ae Der DIRECTAvE DATED 8 ocTobER 1962." EFFECTIVE UATE oF ‘PAY ADJUSTMENT! 8 OCTOBER 1967", OLD: , NAME ‘Gs 145, 5179198 <SERTAL OROM,. rungs anester. SALARY epay. ADYUSTHENT: IN acCOmNANCE™ wits Sauaay SCHEDULES. OF. PL 90- -206, “PURSUANT: TQ- AUTHORITY OF DCL w#S pPOVINED [N-THE Cla: acy. OF. 19495. NEW” SALARY. 8170953 . . terme yy woe ate, rigs rn 1 4-009004 . SUCHET OPS MiTs 17 OST 5G : (When Piles In - ; aL NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTICH ™ rn tee 4, Salat Pomeee . 12, WAGE (Last FieST.mrOBU Ep. . bocresy - Lu TH JOSEPH 6 . 2, aatyat o¢ ‘Sanco Psit: | 4 UOCCHE Bale |S. Catescar OF tancrenmet . . 80 oe, = ve” o ~ ; EXCEBTEO. APPOINTMENT. . CARCER 10 | O9} 68 ACSULAR Y COSTCOMTER GO, Cretsestid =f 8. CC 08 OTNER LEGAL aprnoeite - 2275. 4eae: (4ec] Sa USC un’ J . [ee tacanttetea easasiiens TO NOCATION OF OFFICIAG StaTioe ” ° — . : P00S/0TR - OPERATIONS SCHOOL HEALGUARTERS TRAINING. BRANCH - os OPERATIGHS FACULTY. JWASH., DiC; 7 Ap Me Posatese tree, 12. POSITION ROUsER a T31y PV. GAAGE ang SUP i 14, CLASSIFICA TI29 BLOTEE (0S, 18> ott.) 15. care jomat tients oot ‘1712,32- WS SAT6 B39 peaag rey Pot et em HL SAICE Codie Perr iran ae 26CO [OTR | “ae ite ts PUUEEare {A a7 . ferauatiod | ik fat} | Baia 98 . 20 pefea eetas a 1. ba aeons roe 5 en err ee ene ESS sd Ose Prevtray SRCRET sy! oo coun nea Breet i aaa . Yes Pager oF + ngges oe oo mf pemmien pf iWhos Tied tl + ue . Bat 0 wooo Sey . a ORSANiTATIORAL ant ~ loorAm | J FOREIGN F LEED ~ T BRANCH ‘BUENOS AIRES H. POSTiOM NTL ARGENT INA STATION aes OFFICER 14, CLASSIFICATION SONEDULE 165, 48. ete) US. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 0436.01 _ fata an ™ ;- - Cin 1 ‘ Hy t 4 4 § £ bob + a * ! . . ver Ure Nesviece Ban o . : a _ROnncAtion oF PERSONNEL ACTION ee Moat tN SECRET - ; (When Pited Inj my 4. EPELCTITE !-§, (altcoey o# taricraant wo. Da, . _ - REECE AS seo ae \e6as eplocaity i 18, totariog oF FNAL STATICS: . _ a : ~ BUENOS AIRES, “P12 Position maasza AEGEMT ADA OME etsierrigg aye V6, GRADE AND STEP heer shee Gb ale WA ES Caan Tt? pecan te “7 1D. fe ae a wEOTE! FF 9: ewer? H soot Peaks ree oa | Pama 30 sr Che FY ? 3 { ROS 7: aa ; liad j 14-0000 the ms mene tena oman bo SATIN N : Yap yUS TRENT TN -accornawce- wHTH sai ; “ F PL d9-50'4, , PUNSLANT To AUTHORITY QF DCL ag PHOVIDED “IN TRE CTA aCT oF 19409, - AS AFED bets AND A> Ccr DIRECTIVE SaTED @ OCTOGER 8G." EFFECTIVE DATE oF Day ADJUSTHENTI. S YULY 1906" on OLD NEW _SERT AL: O8GN, FUNUS GReSTEPR SALARY SALARY Oo74894 54 720 cr us te 5 S46+712 $17,198. *) Ti pounon me Cre r a SECRET ae ! . {when Filled tn) i ce NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION SCS 05/31/66 a ; oe 1 MEAL mumsle rz napa (LAS! HRST I DOUEY : : Dore lh af, 807694 » Toremcatoan oreeies ——> ‘[ODPAWH DIVISSON.~- "BR 4 BUENOS AIRES ARGENT ST | . BUENOS ATRES,. ARGENTINA 2 Posion oa — 0084 [OPS OFFICER = fit CLASHICATION SOMDUIE (65, 1B, er} 1 OcCuPaTiONa Sens bo Gatt AND StIP p POS 0435,6% 44 ; . 48. CUAARKS . ; : 1 fora “03 Use Proeszys - SE PET Ver AyD gag Edctica id TAthse Fefhet be} 14-0000 asin Mineserer nace a) \ SECRET (When Filed In) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION WS SEUUAL BEES y 2, MARE (LASE-FAEST MEpOLE) +4 Berres CA. Seine ve yf COZSSY ' red. av xX toe ©, GESARITATIORAL QESIGRATIONS ° too ; 10. VOCATION OF OFFICL |-D0P/WH oo | FOREIGN FIELD 4 “UNASSIGNED. * VW Positiaw HTLE OPS OFFICER. ac M4 CassiFication SECURE (ss, th 7) oe GS G1S6.01 14 1h teats TEMES OVER WICC RECET Va NOTTFICATIO OF THiS OES:GNATION AND Riga OF APPEAL INTELL! GENCE. “RL ah} al 3, t iy. wee | tess } (te 23 baG 1680 TDN Bdgte: "T12. vositiom ayance 10 VS. CUP ATIOMAL SERIES” 16. GRADE AND STEP. 5 1G THE viR Po gen643 SECT.° $. CETEWST OF LMPLOTBERT 7 MATURE OF PERSORNEL ACTION ; meres a a a DESIGNATION AS PARTICIPANT INCA soo =| RETIREMENT AND DISAGiCA TY SYSTEM GA 13! 66 1 ee ee thee 7, (OST CENTER 90, CHLRSEARE ry raves > - : 6135. 6633 OC”: REGUCAR BGC 08 OINEN LEGAL AUTHORITY BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - { TL SERVICE DESIGNATION” ‘ae (" SALARY O® BATE al TPROM TRO” PE ‘RECTOR OF “PERSONNE! 16712 RECTOR OF CENTRAL 175. Da Sn — pag sa 25102) 1g) iS) 65 PSS RTE SWANS PR SPECIAL ae RLFCTEMCE SF ———~ jerer im jie pe SEPAAATION aie COB RTC HHDA/CANCELLATION a = “1 AT CORE pe (is SEGUE aern Sex S|] REQ RO. | 44, SOCAL SECUETY 9, | of pete Maa Dat vgs Ettioo | cwhea Fitted ta 203}. | 2 a | 14-0000 et SIGNATURE, yo. Dee Tp 2° - oO on eit ‘$16, 204 7 T eee) 12/22/63 Gs Y heme wed aut antcone ~ —— ; _ ™~ 4 + NO EXCESS. Lwop 7 - /. / Unoe SaTATUS AT END OF wartins pemop - / / Lwop STATUS AT END of WAITING PERIOD : . CLERKS NI TIAL - ~ AUDITED By | / coe I CERTIFY THAT THE worK OF THE Agove NAMED EMPLOYEE js. ; OF AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE. ; GOs h ye oO “DATE ey F. ire 7 PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION - wy en * oe] BP ay ADJUS THER 7 tN Pr COROSNCE WITH gat say SCHEAULES og PL A9e3Q4 . PURSUANE Pg AUYWORITY op 0Ct 4g Poovinga. ty THe CIA act OF 3949,- jas AS AMENDED, cate ACDCT POL try ULPEC ry ye QAPED 4 “CCP OpER L982,8 SFFECTIVE Dare op PAY aBsUS THEN; 19 OcTOREA i945 ne ; OLD “NEW NAME foo oe SER aL DRSN, FuRas GAOSTEP Salary Salary. m1, PA if ‘Er EAD - ia GRa eee O07854 $1 Fan ce Gs ug * S15084n seg, a64 wo ‘GS-15 16,400) ‘ ay . ADJUSTMENT OF ‘SALARY RATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ‘THE . SCHEDULES OF THE.GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SALARY REFORM. ACT OF 1964 PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF. THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED IN THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT OF-H49-AS AMENDED, AND FOLICY® DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR. OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962, SALARY CONVERTED TO RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUALS, GRADE AND STEP. AS INDICATED IN CHART BELOW. GENERAL SCHEDULE. RATES Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964 te ___Per A Annum . Rates and Steps ; cnabe ye gL 4 [8 1 6 7) 97210 GS-1 $3,385} 3,500 $3, 615 $3, 730183, 345] $3 305 /$4,420 GS+ 2] 3,680] 3,805; 3,930] 4 4055) 4, 1180] 4,30 4,680} 4,805, GS- 3. 4,005) 4,140 4,275}. 4, 410. 1035, 5,220 Gas- 4 4,480] 4,630) 4,780) 4,930 3,630] - GS- 5; 5,000! 5,165) 5,330) 5,495 32 GS- 6 5305! 5,680; 5,875; 6,080 3, 98E GS-7 6.050) 6.250! 6,450 6,630; : GS-8} 6,830) 6,850). 7,070!. 7,290) 9. GS- 9] 7/220) 7,465)" "7104 z 055 8, 200]. 8.445 8,690 GS~10! 7,800]" 8,170} 2,446] 8,710] 8,980] 9,250} 9,520) ¢ GS-11) 8.650) 6,945] G,240) -95535)- 9330/10, 425 /10,420; 70, GS$-12110,259) 10,505 10,960) 11,915 '12,670)12,025/12,380112,7 13, Peer 445 GS-13/12, 073/12,495:12 915113, 385/19,755/14,175)14,595 13,015; 15,435 15,855 GS-14/14, 270)14, B60HL5, 250115 640738, 130125,620)17,110117,6 $,090/16,5280 17, OZ0117 ,600/18,17 (O:18, TAOTIO 31022. 880/20,4 1,020)21,580 5 [23,53 P4175 GS-16} 18,935}19,590]20,245/20,900:21.555 GS-17/21/445/22,195/23/945/23" '695/2a" 445 GS-18/24, 500] eee peeeee peeee Poo... es ee eae 14-0000 «ai _ ay 18 . eq 8 : 7 {ee a | i fy . : : a IN ACCORDanee wy ~ St i j “ ‘ CE WITH THE PRoy nr. ; . as Ff EMORANDUM DaTED 4 AUGUST 19 ISTONS “OF PUBLIC Law B7°793 Ann Oct PFFECTIVE 3 JaNuany. tong, © 8) SALARY IS ADJUSTED AS FOLLOWS, SFRTAL — ORGN FUNDS GAnsT sane ey eittt oon Deyeee’ SA a50 CF OS 144 stésien sievgay i I i e : . . : 8 beaut Arte ated SQ 14-0000 1. Sertat Ko, Coet Center Number ee | adil vo78K4 cr GS 44 9 15236099) s2723/09] as 14) 4 a4 0. Remarks and “Authentconon 4 4 NOUEXCESS WwoP 4 7 IN PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD = | tf - 4 ¢- LHOP STATUS “AT BND. OF WAITING PEATOD | a ee ree GRERRSINTTTALS AUDITED. HY: “ae ue : . . - Peo . nt coe ” ot . - r "LSCERTIFY THAT THE WoRK OF THE ABOVE NANEO-ENPLOVER’ ig OF AW ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE,’ Ce oS LGNATURE ; Ze PAY CHAN TION (651) DATE tst2€ OS Sr a re ee ee nner 1400000 4 oe _ > SECHET . } _ When Filled tn) “4 : td NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL- ACTION 4. Fertcirve pate UGORT OF tuPLoTatAT 05 | 12163 PEGULAR _ 7. COST COMTER MO. CHARGEADLE © GC OF OTATU-LEGAL Tuten 5. 5050, 1000] “50 USC 103 v 9 C4essi2ATionsl DtticuATIONS 10N OF onviciat station DBF WH SEACH 2 BLENCS AIRES, ARGENTINA. STATION Ls “CCEIP FAS “Snes . 4 ve i) ~ pene __ tet E im 2URRIME & 7 eaey . i Uew Preetous . soe , MA ~ seay 2 . ase, SO aie aie SECRET 9 1535 tera na 3 oo _OWhen Filled fry 14-0000 : jinn LLG: 2) DEC, 62 9. neue TST ERT “2 Jove ra 2, Seesal Mygee EY 1. waTyae oF PURSOANEL anion -PROMOTI ON #. ORGAMZANOWAL OLStENATIONS DOP .WH BRABICH 2: - BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA STATION . Yu POSITION: athiy | OPS OFFICER” Ts, OCCUPATIONAL seas 0136, ol” anh cTagacaTion wentoute (cs, ta, Wel ett eo mgen SPACE BELOW FC WW ATIOAL HS, Feepiop.] 21. OFFICE CODING ; ; (ave | or [rama (OE | Ove 22 lio. Te vera _}_80 2 3 Ub. saa REfemen LUSIVE intecree | SECRET {hea Filled In} 12 I 23 62 7. COM CORTEN WO. CHARGLANLE 3135 S050 1000 Pp 18, LOCATION OF ONFICIAL Station “12. POSITION NuMEER 16 GRADE ang Stee cat i H conn ctionycanttiat er crT rare?) Bbevicl GgSs THAN Borage FAVE Oa Fuan drags T foau Uco Previous uct 142 nso. a . Edin BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA | Vs, SALARY 98 ware XUN 5. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMERT oy ‘REGULAR 0. GOR OFnta Licat agtngaity 50 USC 403 J i SATE Tan gate pease Tae a tha tapete care, Er] ee Lay “ my - } ‘ . | 7 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO v4.51 ONS GF PUBLIC LAW ae i OCI MENORANCUN DATED oy AUGUST 1994 . SALARY 18 29908" F236 eat WSs i EFFECTIVE ta oOcTOsER Y982 ! i 2040 TED aS SQULOWS! Meo apa” ig 7. NEW NeW i A - SERPAL SRGN | FUNDS a. 2; SaLany gS.8T Sar ary” | ; C8 LFO9 ae ne Sees” sane --. CPZ 3S 341575 18 5 3)2410 . Bee cat nae DE ree tt (page ‘ 1400000 : . cari SECRET ro, ae ASM: 1 UNE 6? : ; (When Filled tn) : . ~. Meisiniy mustre . . COLIGY - Sa | . . “Pa MATURE OF PreTOMNEL ACTION 4. (FECTIVE ATE | 3. CATEGORY OF EMPLOTBERT 7 ’ | EXCEPTED APPOINTMENT (CAREER) 05) 27 152 RESULAR 9 ~ " prime ff wwe 7. COST CENTER WO. (HAaCE 4. GC 08 OTNEE LEGAL AUTHORITY , D dé wt . : 7 Df (FTO 8 xX Gwe . 2135 5050 100Q__ 50 ‘50: USC 403 J. 7 OF | OFFICIAL inte 9, ongaaizaTroxat Disienttions "170. tt ; ~ Toop WH . On _ BRANCH 2 . JENOS AIRES ARGENTINA STATION ; BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA TH. POSITION | We : . 12, POSITION NUMBER | W. CANE: Suanice TEATGRATION OPS OFFICER 7 opus . Ta, CUASSHFICATION SCHEDULE (65,10, atc) iS, OCCUPATIONAL SERIES V6. GRADE #0. STEP —— 8 ietge.9) 3 5 V0. REMARKS Wend : ve Se [fr STEN I SRD ATE ns . Pa bares ry steace hess fas a wee : Fora Veo Previous i FCR we a . . taeda Ppa 8 Rusuen oo SECRET re rs : i : ; o fer tin fa ‘ : * 4 14-0000 SECRET ; ‘she ; . ‘ bE) ATR. 14 ee > (When Milled int . V ster ene [7 at USHERS oo7agu | siti JOSEPH B . 2. WATDEE OF PORSONNT( ACTION : - ja RVFECIVE aa 15, CATEGONT OF CuPLOLMERT |RESIGNATION . tf 0S 26 82 YF REGULAR Ix[eny [ [vee | 7. COST CEMTLA AD. CHARGEAULE 76. CSC O8 OTHER LEGAL ANTHCETY Lo ‘& romos p> - . : an ae oo wy: wa - | 2235 1000 1000 : 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS : me 10, COCaTiom SF ORHICIAL STATION ODP WH re ” ps BRANCH Poo . | — Bos 4 VENEZUELA SECTION. ~. ee PWASH., DL CS \. “PM: POM TON TITLE : ee i PoTiGN Newete [* CARTER SEWVHCE DEMIONRTION as a LOPS OFFICER’ doses. sf fo V6, CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (65, LB am) 1, OCCUPATIONAL SERIES | J, GRADE cor ra : "FSA ake GR RATE — _joise.oy 3s |g wh ‘ * g 4 Fy FORM EC STAD Vives i 4 | ‘ EECALT ” Mears Filled In) AES: 15 SEPT 61 . , NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION OCF. ees __. 4 SERIAL UROTE ja. mame (UADE-FSMST-M1O0UE) oO7894 i SMITH JOSEPH | 8 2 maruae OF PERSOMBEL ACTION [eeerective oat mG, oa, m. REASSIGNMENT _ 4199 135 61 (Xfvwore | | ' to og: i? (Oat COnTea WO, CHARGEANLE 4 rms 10 ¥ . Foo 12235 1000 1006 es 1oainon im OF OFC StAitCa ORGANIZATIONAL HAL DESIGNATIONS DDP WH BRANCH 1.) - re Mente ASH., D.C. TW POSTON TE a a eositvom MUNI 505 - 16. GaADE and STEP ops OFF CER TE geipiniaaal salts MW CLASSHFICATON SCHLOULE (55, wi, et ete) GS “}O1S6.GE Wu — ee ee a Pewatay Te seve CO eMPee Tuan ps Oey: Reenter tT RA rR OA PA ‘tho Charters Fro veecs SECRET | ints ets 5. CATEGORY OF EB7LO FOE NT REGULAR 4. (0 08 OTHEE LEGAL AGTEOEITY 50 USC 403. v7 1D Caated SeaNICE BETIERRTICN ‘3 a V7, SaiaeT De GATE sate 14-0000 ote ahh, re - y “SECRET se 88 ARE:29 AUG 196) iWhea Filed fai | ‘ - NOTIFICATION OF. PERSONNEL ACTION an aa aware 7 aad (anne arbor) = ————= 007894 | SMITH JOSEPH € B TRAVEL of PUAGORATT ACTON CoAT) Batt 9. GTEeoAY oF aROTNET 08;25:61 |_| ~ REGULAR REASS | GNMENT 7, COW Cintie oF. OUACLAST [8 GC OL OTmIE Lee SPOT, 2235 1000 cod 50 USC Naa v ~ W ORbaMZaTional DESiGMATIONS COP WH BRANCH f° VENEZUELA SECTION. n ‘resition UE ” ° en rr POsitice wbasie fo. .- Shs orcs | O459.” 11s. Ga0E bay SEP [15 occupation Ors6.or | faa _ VB, REWARAS iatwend outa errant con ror H CE CUUEE TURN PE DOSY Aa soe | SECRET 14-0000 : : . ee ee eee } a : , 1 . _ ee oy SECHET *. wg ‘ ye : . ~ Mba: Filled In) - : 5, Goria) Mo, 42, . Mame rh Coat Copter Mambep & LWOP Blouses _— a= ea et. Serinenreeeneed Re es ete enn “9 ; - . wn ta OTHO4 PSP ET Goeepy me Pte My 3 OLD GALARY BATE To, NEW BALARY RATE Grade | tien! Batty). tae Tit. Deve Grete i sept" Balary | filecuve bow an Ne dae rt ¢ . 18 PRY 4 fillears MAOAAB 14 OES Prtyars TSs0Lsay t i ; — 4 ; % Remarks 40d Auhenticalan . ~- m7 . . . . { Ont } Soe | otk , 4 } rr Xr ono exeres pune > ae 'N PAY STATUS AT enn ar WATEING Prepon hoo 47 AN LYO® STATUS AT EEK ae WATTING Pep Ton 7) oF oo a ‘PAY CHANCE NOTIFICATI aS" $60. Obaclsta Proviows : SECRET : vee hla Th eee ee ORS FT Cy org eee pete R rerenren mrerereestat irre eerreecrmeerrere — 14-0000 ey * sap BL 39 SEP oo - . or NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION s V. SEUAL NUmeee | i amd (CASTALUST PrN - - - 007898 | SMITH JOSEPH 8 _ Pe are oF Peso aciien 7 Le QPvECliVE Oatt ~ | 8. CATEGONY CP CuPLoTmERT : . omy. oe wy lc . . Caan + | REASSIGNMENT — : ;10 ;02 ;60 | REGULAR = ; : ‘ : freer 7 | wad: $2 cost CENTER AO, CHANGEAULE 8. COC 08 DIRE LEGAL AUIMONITY ; > fe ronos > - . . : : oo ane fp eRe £1221 1000 1000. 50 USC 403 . 9 ORGANiTaTIONAL OtSiCMATIONS : " wy He LOCATION OF ONNNGiAL STANTON : ; DOP. CA STAFF PROPAGANDA ‘GROUP . ; 4 ° | GUIDANCE BRANCH i [iv pone oT TT) CANELR SERVICE OCSIGHATION : . : Lo : 4 | : . . : a _— oe i OPS OFFICER.) OH ;o.. . ; ; “| | Ve uaSaricaTiOn semi UTE (ER WO ore) YT OUP TIONNC BEGGEY WGA ND ATP I ad ERIE OC , 1 "9136.01 “] as OFEKE Cagtat PD REE ENPERES a Tj af. 1tave (08 wy fanstiug ebay DUES IN ae avICE WVESE Ea tg oe] agteyerae '14-D0000 y ey #9 : IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF Pe Le 96-564 AND OCI MEMO DATED : _ 1 AUGUST 19565 SALAQY. IS ADJUSTED AS FOLLOWS EFFECTIVE 10 JULY 1960. PSO NAME SERIAL ORGN GR-ST OLD SALARY NEW. SALARY j > 7 H 0 SMITH JOSEPH B 10789% = 42 30 GS-13 4 © -$100610 $41 4428 “/3/ EMMETT De ECHOLS - ~ DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL” Tr ediee ree aee te 7 a : SECRET 7 ehon filled In) hey pm ne S$: 25 JULY 1960 | NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION - Jt. Sark . me CLast-Frrt-AAle iy Be id Vot. Pref J1. Soriat No 8.,Nome (ast-fu t Fant PAbddle) em: ch Ta oe el TE . : . of Da. | odo SMITH JOSEPH B- me {46 | anf gee a ; 8 CSE Or Orbsr Leas! Ratan To. Aum A Alliday (11, VEGI Tig, (CB - " - 1¥es-1 {Code [5/0 [3h _ [14. Organizational Derignations oor FE . BRANCH 3 PHILIPPINES STATION PP. SEETIO ON tan oe Ye. : +51 29) 60] REGULAR | ol PRESENT ASSIGNMENT: * Cede “27, Notre O1, Action REASSIGNMENT & TRANSFER TO VOUCHERED FUNDS 02 FW. Ciganeasial Bongnatons j 32. Lecatioa Ci Olfcial Stauon OP COVERT ACTION STAFF. PRCPAGAN & GROUP a ae | koq0 | asi, OC. F713 [Pe Perse 3B Sare 47. Ukere Tana: | 0399 3, (3, SB. I ~ i ade ls t 2 x . | ist 9) Lo Ost ssiiorori ay | ae 44, anges = ae ~ } et yt ! nA ATR a Rm A EO secre ) ; @ Proweranes Vman oy $950. ‘ef - t Siena aint apie rennet NEW DAWa@y HATE oe! ameter CALARY RATE ; 14-0000 vt j i ain, isalas a? i o / 2 - ) PLETEO OY THE OFFICE OF THE COMPIROL com DY THE ¢ JME cos [ VESER OF MOVER LOOP © curce ove IW EACESS L woe, Ewe , G mm pay areca ef poe cr waitin £0 BY THE OFrFrice OF PERSONNEL < - — a REMARAS i : ®euaan lors] - ~ ®o, / ae - ; , 310437 os |. 7 : ; PRE.722 ‘ : . ; LG i — CERTIFICATION ; ~ - er re v_ UCT OF THe 5, . E AlOVE NAMED E/APLOVEr ARE satistactone’ Seen. [stenareae OF SuPceNoR Mc —FERIGDIC STD Innoest . ; ae | SECREY st ° OWEN FilLLen on CUg OArg 2 Chia ong . =: tes ay f no T ONaeSe oe aes =9 yy, 188 Pytiag . {> PTL oe 431082 Cranes of ton py PPT sen saaiag MEL ot nein meter t OFFICE OF PERSON ta. dee ef aciing . 3 ! ; “ rs rer (7 ver Gesrtoaer ; seme ae 46. AURA lary o>] ma & al go OE: tensa . gz id Pats oF Ma 1 oF 8 it ‘ Bony eee a oe ae a ot) SE a one trae sneer CO 8 So TST Ai te ee meee ota: BEG wete s te cries ge a] MPa hs cat bee mes ae 14-0000 i | ‘) SECRET GENERAL SCHEDULE SALARY INCREASE RETROACTIVELY FFFECTIVE 12 JANUARY 1958 AUTHORIZED BY Peo Le 85 — 462 AND OCI - DIRFCTIVE. SALARY AS GF 15 JUNE 1958 ADJUSTED AS FCLLOWS | NAME * SMITH: JOSEPH B 5 SERIAL GRADE-STEP = OLD SALARY =—-NEW SALARY 507894 - GS-13-2 SECRET 3.99208 8194130 - GORDON @,. STEWART /S/ OIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL SECRET 2 8 han Filla td tad _ NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION en rr 4a. "Rise Con Fn aa : . Me, a = 7 17 SMLTH JOSEPH B . 10, Apay, Alliday:| 17. a1 fGU Tae, 1 en ke “Mo. baXT ve. Y¥or-1|Code eit 1 Ta. CSC Rota. [9. CSC Or her Authority ~1 [Codaf —— . No + 0 USCA ho ; No-8 PREVIOUS ASSGNME ation Of Olticial Station os Ay z< og att & e , \Cody! 30. Separsiica Data _ 27. Nossa Cf Action . Coda va. Eft. Bara | £9. Typo ONimployeo TREASSIGNMENT RANSF © TO : . . NVOUCHERED FUNDS 05 ‘021 06 58] Recutae Ql PRESENT ASSIGNMENT - \ a HW Rerignatt Ong Code ja? ocation CH Cis Stator. /, PHELLPP! *S STARQY, . . fan (Cegsai: szats sonal 5161 laavitae AS CaN HESS N\ r\ | i —_ mkt re lest SEES Lee H so {VSI Due 143, Appropriation Nuaber 7 ob . es rFste P40 ND | N Fat i are : be JECT TQ APPROVED MEDICAL CLEARANCK + yo . i SECRET Gee . "SECRET. a) (thon Filled in} aw Code] 30, Separaiion Dowa Ol REASS WNAMENT . : Station Coda 31, Drgariearonel Dezignations por Fe a> OFFICE OF THE CHIEF 12013 ‘ 5 cup: eéup: Series” ~ 35 13 lor “] 43. Appropriaticn | aasn iARLA OPS OF GB BR CH 8. Greds & Sieo | 3 [ee Salary Or Rato ie SD ‘> i$ 132. Leo OP. Laka" 1150 5 , a oy) i . Teg F a) 14-00000,-4 z ae _ @ ~ secné ; “CERT FIGATION { CERTIFY THAT THE SERVICE AND CONDUCT OF THE AGOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE ARE SATISFACTORY, TYPED, OR PRINTED, MAME OF SUPERVIZ0R [ee Rit toons 30a 57 , be a ————— all —— ot PERSONNEL FOLDER, 1 wan, $6 cone a eee ed tay Me emery 1400000. Hanoano roew so td pact ry : by NTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGEN ; ee | _NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION —_- 2. 2 Dare oF Bixte | % sCURNAL 08 ACTION 20: 4,pare == - 1o8 Cmart ia € FeCuan. euesonne. maNUae Lu want (NA WON SUE ONE Grew mame, Emi tED. 808 Seomaaey Be. Joseph B. Gutth = ojash —— = 7 _ This 11 to notity you of tae following actlon affecting your employment: 5. MATURE OF ACTION yuna tvanogen re remooeey Reessiguat ea oo 7, CAVIL SERVICE OR OTHER Toa AvINORITE 50 WcA hog 8. POSITION FiTUE "fben ops uartoar (cu) B9-303-13 | Ops otticer (FP) BY -923,.. 8-0158. 31-23 $2990.00 por ea nn/'re zon 5 . 9. SERVI wen canoe: L La ‘e ; "] faite _ _ pxpeareretid, r | 34. ‘PostTia. O.S580f sLaTICS acre Cy (2) , . _ lina oe re. ricto ORPARTMENTEL 12, step 6a peer PAs. "VETERAN" i Pact atace ° . - One| we fotmcn] ser. o POINT 1s, APPAGP RATION . ID sua 19 of are OATE OF- APPOINT: WUD, SEGAL RESICE BCE 7 4 -8Th5e55002 fatten sex Sa C) anes (7 reonn. | Sis EL ENON Gao #18 8, 5G=43 - : b+ __t a ate: _ ; 20, ALwAaKS: . . : . - . ~ “3 ae “Eimnsfer £0 Veuckared funte FAC Ueroschersd Duvts.'. qe \ { - - . A. i Lo | 2 _ - : . 7 °°. a) “ : ‘ pears erry ey , b Gai EH (al . ENTAANCE pEAsOaMAUCE AATING: ess : 8 go So EYE pee 20% 3 Bs 3 : Director of Personnel = acd go. eg BOS BRE gatas ——— ‘ r 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY : + 2 ¥. 8 sOvEsRwETT PRETING OFFICE, seDe-a7nee? “ : te / ifé t/Spe 14-0000 tO UILLED IR) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION. MW 2 pata oF ciaie 3 CQUBRAL Of ACTION AD. Toate — 16 Jin 1921 . 6 Sept 1956 {| . oT Oalg % vic sanvON oo oTuca OAL ATTNOLIT Ba 1956] —'SC_ USCA 403-3 2 NAME (an.-ases-00t.-onn ores mame, tMIT IAL COD, am MR. JOSEPH B. SMITH x wATORE oF Action (ene GTaNDaRD 1p VenmINDLONT) Conversion from FSS Status . 60 + | Opa. Officer (PP) ci “¥ | > > (info. Officer GS-0136.31-13 $9990.00 per annu es (983-5 #8015. 00 per annun) ‘ries 2 US VETERAN'S. PRCFERENCE ¢ YONE] WWI JOFRER] SPT, 4 5 Z| . . _. age a ghemanes ANS 55 “ohe. | | Te suite ai 19. ba wa a art Se ten| W ie \ Sane - 430-52 - ; SUATES . - ° be TAKS: | ‘ - : . mo / “POSTED : - ray - oe lene i} te — Loe | 1 oe S02 PARFORBANICR BATINGL . segter of Personnel TL CT@RNT ORE Of OLE AUTHENTICATION : 3 1. EMPLOY&5-COPY te WY st . 14-0000 -. SECRET (wits mung 1) rve- A BABE’ 5,—mine-mee.—CuE G/TEP PAE, INITIALCED, AAD SwRMAGED MG. JOSEPH B. SMITH ag oF action (908 evANpaeD Tanminowoes) . PROMOTION ‘| Ope officer (FP) BFF-923° 0 |: 08-0136. ge13- | $8990.00" pez-enmam |. “Ope Officer (FP) BF-923-12 I QUEJECT 10-: 3 REIIACMENT ACT > ONRe May aaa WeipEnee, : AA (actension ¢ omer, sy STATE: . : SSTWASCE PESFORMAALE RATING: Director of Porsconnel © 14-0000 . yo "sie (ond well Tecwity Orcevet hun! . "7 whee epereaata nn: nnn a | =a ee Veahatociaey Gs belie SS ee Weaatociony Ge belie, ~~ * a Signature ow She auihemi avon} 5 Thad opplinable baw tn cone of Tere 47, LW? Sota Vin SPormprints spacey corariag TWOP - S aig ‘ollvelng pooch eaceu (WO?) a a sec we, eh SE eu IB Vd of LO | yooG: C1. hic’ oreo twp, Toto! exces LWwOP 1 So OF £4Or oF 0 ot (i } HAKOARD-1OM HO. Ni Fbqe Forked { Joie prescribed by Comp, Gen, U, & : t a : anerat Pegilunuer to, 182 ‘oe } oui ' : : : i : 7 : v : a i . f 14-0000 6 Sepa nce on emee Ao nea nent grenine eet tore ee e * f oo _ —r oe oe 95 wn 62 - + carey tat : fot weeers RTE so es re Ee, are irs REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 4 through 12 and A through D excep! 168 and 7 unless tt applicable, obtain teeignation and fill in separation tion data or on reverse. . re 1 MOET AG. "Te DATE cr atauest otherwise instructed, t pray) U6r.— Shive—MHee --One diven neme, initiaKey, and eurname) Asatenaent . . Rrewee ¥ peciiy whether establish, change gre bode 04 tithe, ofa.) ‘ FEB 28 1954 i B, APPROVED: “B POTINCH TTLE AND RUMBLE stnnici Ce . sf eae, te \ 18 ganumzaTiONNL Desiasations We HUOOTARTEAS 12 sitio 04 ocpeatucntie | “REQUEST 4901 DR AESGASIE ET ane aad title) tone ine Collins _Fittes PE Pers onrel .Officer “er Cowe t : ia CATE OF APPOINT- T 3. LEGAL RESIDENCE WONT AFFIOAWITS « Awectsnons oat" | CJetamca L] proveo luvate, | ACY Bey = By Flos | i i t0—-araie-9 Mr. Joseph B. Smith 16 June 1921 7 Feb 5h . : . ] . ae £ Ra7LOT OF ACTION MEQULSTED: t t GILerine arg -12C.S OR OTHER | | 23 & AESCEREL (Specity whether appointment, Promotion, separation, eta.) .. : A Peoroseg tbat WOR} ne a Siqnatucor oo trinesenie — | 22. CLEARANCES TT GNITAL On SignaTune : Si on CC ELASSIFICATION oe 0. MACEMENT Of ERP Ee * © ot 2 - + Pre, STANDARD FoAW 52 4 bs . on © oe) 6 Feces cairn, on 7 we B. a kien terre ere, ao her, . — <7 rea, ance, ” se . : . ° ° “REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION —~ “f+ REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items-4 ‘through 12 and A: through D except 6B ond 7 unless other, insirocted t-applicable, obtain resignation and fill In separation data on revorse. : [8 RAME (Be. Mive-“Are.—One given came, initiaXe), and surname) 2 OATS OF BINT 2 atQetsT RG, Mre Joseph. Be Smith 16 June 1921 t hettin or nehom REQUEETAS: | : AREL (Spocity whether appointment, promotion, separation, ete. ve inte ration - USIA . * - | eaten : a . Boe sre sy. & Postion (Specify whather estabtish, ehange arade or title ote.) noe : _ : me \ O.Crrtctive eaTy A pRorcian: — B. APPROVED: Lore. seteg ace te om ee 6 OEE a 2 position TIPLE an, ; We Infofia 1 n Officer “4 Fa3<5 87095600 PA + © send noe, aro, fs epefen 7, pleat : Malaya Station. 4 pion Stizapere, Naleys 2 FeO aa peruitwertit a abbas {(Us6 coverse it Mecassary) No differential is to be peta since Subjects: CHA salary ie ‘sr010 and FSS ‘te’ 370950. . Sick and annual leave ara to be held in escrow until § Subject reverts ‘to Gs statue, *EOD US "23 Feb. 195) : Bs ie el ae Ca resis on Es ?sSirel Office D. REQUEST ion WE ea a a a rec fs op. sie @ #08 AQOITIONAL UUTORMATICN CARL 83 je and telaphone extension) Sidra “rer | woe : Gertrude Smith - _ | Titles ~ PRS feraar Servles 7 : 4 mis VETERAN PRE 14. | POSITION chaser TOTO RETO ens eee 1 sour K a : | 17. APPROPRIATION : . pe Mas row: 5—37)5=55-042 i/ *.to: Same aan ; 21, STANDARD FORM 80 REMARKS: 19. vA TE OF APPOINT. SENT coe axS UCLSSONS OMY) 20. LEGAL HESIDEHCE Q)aatuco (] Proven 8. CEIL CA POS. CONTROL | F. APPROVED BY 14-0000 ~ tenes - pe ict 1 te lames 2 “Pr as 4 _ fre : & . STANDARD FORM SQ” Atv, APA Tt PROM ULGATIO 6Y U. §.CIVE SERVICT CCadminsoce Cmartag a1, FEDe, PRASORMEL MaNUR . _ NOTIFICATION “OF "PERSONNEL ACTIO wiov. SB. COs 13 ic re 1. AME (nn, — ni30~ RE —ORE GIVES RANE, DOTIAL(S), AND SURMAMED {2 valroromm — |b JOURNAL OR ACTION NO. & GATE. ” are Joseph B. Snith 26 duno 2 [3 Deas 53 Phin te to notily you of the following action “afooting your cmplormentr . : _ . a NATURE OF ACTION (ust STANDARD TERMINOLOGY) . . 16 EFFECTIVE OATE ‘7. CVI, SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY ‘| Reassignsent Be Oe Bo” From ools2-12 $7000.00 por om a3 SERIES, habe. SALARY 2 ae ee . Politics. &: Paychologtcal uortare, 1, oRGANTTATION AL 12, | 2, FIED Of OE oor. Oe TC POSITION CLA CLASSIFICATION fe nee ut Frer cA CDF? by mae 17, APRROPRIATION ~ aa [i Sync eee 19. pare Dr RAT 22. LEGAL RESIDENZE aa RETINE MED LNT AFFIDAY: “7! FROM: | 8.3 700-20 i (105-nOy- (ACCESSIONS OMY) — | (jasc [1 soveo BIW) Beas See ts Yes | a. nesanxs: This action is subject to all’ ‘applicable laws, rules, and rogulatic s and aay be. subject to investigation. and approval by tho United & States Civil Service Counisston, -. The action may be corracted or canceled if not in’ accordance with all requireaoents. | i i 4 ime i er J i od . i : o ° . i . . SAK - NNN [ SEGRET \ r : . Q : ack 5 EXTRARCE PERFORMANCE RATING: 2790 SF sPSSUW He REF BS 8 9 wou eo e 8 @ mre Bo See, ee! Boritations Sey08 EP s%s ee BS i Poxegwel Direetar on ee Not 8 8S be Sums MPRRE ys ! : 4. reo FOLDER copy ae sovsanuent banrins mee wase “ . 4 a &e ~ . ‘ ws - 7 i Neos “ee a ae . ‘7 STANDARD rons & _ a ; ; : . . woanp ron 50 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENG © an fecuiucaten pe - ° U8. CR SEAVICT COMMISION . \ _ CHAPTER WL, FEDERAL FERSORAEL MANUAL: : : : 1 t NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1 MAB (ncn —seen3- sed. UAT ov Gini | TOURNALORACITONNO,] & DATE Thie fe fo: nF you of th of the ve following action affecting your © employment: 3. NATURE OF ACTION (ust STANOARO 0 TISOKEAOLOOTD € EFFECTIVE DATE ONE GIVEN MAME, UGHIAL(SK AMD BURRAMED & SERVICE, SERIES, “|” GRapg, SALARY 48. _ OnCANiEATIONA te DESIGNATION s p/¥E.- Political: andi 4 Paycnologicai ¥ Wargore fet {-MeADQUARTERS | Jeshingtan, BO. ” frm. (x ceemmen “he FELD OR DEFT i lala iNAN'S PREFERENCE . wou | wot aa er b. - nn an 1 Lee Ta sumiter To ca [i uate oe pret | “TeGAL RESIDENCE f : CHIREMENT HUNT AMFIDAVE Ps é (16S— 1:0) (ACCLSSIONS ONLY) By) cvsimey [7] proved q . | o APBD : ra m. SEMARKS: This action. is gubjoet to all applicable “Lava, rules, and ro: lations and may be A subject to Anvestigation and approval by the Unttod States Civsl Service Comuission.. The action ‘pay bo corrected or cancaled if not in accordance. with all roquirenantsa. 29 CU OR Si bee vo wwe o 9 S Msg Sian ® ai TU, ® AOr kre E ee RAINING DEF SE fos Hy 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY cat serene mire ae ae. (1) Start or Divtoton Eng, Horit&as OPC/FE FE-2 Chine Sc orc /Fa PO Br Firgusen, Zane crt /re FiO BR Cr “IBN, Meth ring Letly, Ops ore "e ores 148) Uy “Usha, John Yr Gps Sce PA Unit Ps £ Re =i si Unit CHAE MOT ; Seith, Jescph - 79.Se ‘FE 5) chs InPe = POS, TITLE: (2 ) Pate ‘T/0-bprtoved (3). “{fective date of Action_?. Dosendei ONG Aha f "4 so saetidane YN Ops Off—FIs + Gs Scep-Stene Bol ley Os CES Sarr ' Or? 7.3, Ios. [ . —— ote rhe ee ee eee aoe: we ee Ops off Pt los-132-2 32-12 14-0000 ata ee | wes secon Be Satta’. Li meee ems A a ii EL o~_ , - . eos Paere, . btenseas rene ao CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. ; y weevar eewisniyn (martrees OB Grit s. NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION | 2. OATE OF Rey p _POUBHAL OR ACTION WO.) 4° DATE 6 June 1922. war, at ! © EPEC CHaVE fare 7 CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL Avimontty 4, WARE (9, — 199~- WRB ——owe O1dhG Bat, amItALC OD, AnD Bue out eriplayment: This is to nertif Zyuu of the dellewion o neti __Resssigmsmat- & Prenstion. x Bar. Fat, Saba AG eAN600) FROM,| *ORVICE,- BER GPAOL. 9 | Plano & Operations Bréush | Poyehological Warfare Unit. ce 10. ORGANIZATIONAL GLIGKATIONS: 05-9132 = { pepaarmcetan | vee | 3 | 49 DATE OF arroing. 26, LPGAC BN SIDENCE MUNE AP OIDAYITS g cLawio C) Proveo hE 7 how TAgeeasiams ONUTD a DIANE: | 10: sg _ | ae Lecnenaee ine aa te } Th, pees Hix ACHION 19 duaIFES 16. ALL 2 LAWS, RULES. AND REGULATIONS AND MAY BE TTOPNVESTIGRTION AND APEROYAL-#Y H THR OGIIED- STATES CIVIL SLR VICE COMMISSION, - THE AC OW BAT UE CORRECTED OM Canchretour & ACCOROANCE W)Ti1 AL$ MEGUIREM ENTS. [ a - : ~ | : / : i t ‘ 4 i t “ } 7 } ‘ , t . . Qc 5 ‘ Chief, Foreormsl Divieien © | oho So gel CNTROATE FFP CIENCY BATIAG. 7.6. Dowson oF J-GO-628G>S te : PensokinieL FOLDER COPY Ae a CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION — ; 3 CATE OF DRI 3. JOUPRAL CA ALTION NU] 2 UATE —____16 duno, 19ah-—- ft — 8003——-—'.27 Bepte 3928 © LeHeCTUvE OAT 7, CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHOMITT 1, AME COR, ISS MB ~~ Ome Gtvb@ Awd. TerTIeL os, AND DURMOOLD | @. POSITION THLE 9. seevict: steers, GRAe BARARY ' 10. ORGANAZETICNAL * OESIGSATISY me 11, MPADOUARTERS Waghingtoa, o. c. ; 7 AKLO | ) OLPARTHENTAL CLABSIFICATION ACTION ~ Fauaa” aia men T . Aa korn nrris pret Bu.f2g7h Daren errr . an ee _- ce th aPPuorararion . . {ors 7. . SINT. ' : q races. 900 . . ! tree Paceessuny Gaus a uo to: 2183 . 1 - STATE! “7 . fo... OR, REN ARASE THIS. “Action® SPR a: JECT TO ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, LAWS, RULES ae PRUCATIONS ARO WA est Ste de HGATION an FRR A or BY THE UNNTRU STAPES Civel SERVICE COMMISSIGH, THE-ACTION way EC COSRICTED OM CANCELLED IF MOL IN ACCORDANCE With ALL ALGUI ML AcE TS DIRECTIVE (7a302) | Pi nea i . ‘ 7 —~ . . ; DB 9. BULSAIEE i / - . ko FHPAARCE EFFICIEHEY Aatisd: Ween Ga OfeAa AYA LIE anicn Bev Gye Baws Pane OFFICE Semele copy ALY a aw 14-0000 ‘(SECT OMB 1 NGC, one IA and. one secretary. . . . “PsPpgeiae wt y No.2 _ - 0 . oF vo 1 supervises operations for the collection of intelligen . sGlected targets in the Mexican government. and politic ee psPtarees out HO. & . tone . . SECRET ° a {then Felted tony EMPLOYER SERIAL Ose he ORT: . FITNESS. REPORT . - 007894 GENERAL tuna that) (Fue + (Midd Te) ide oe Te oF wR ia- ota } °°. Smith, Joseph B. ; 16 Jun 211 M_ 6. OF FICSOL FOSITION TITLE: wT . ue 7. GPF AR OF RSDIGMMENT 9. CURRENT STATICS - Operations Officer) | | DDP/WH/1 hoxico. City. [ 10. comce (4) Tre OF REPORT farectan (Ssectty: | . 12, AR PORTING PRMIOD (From to) - _t. 1 January. -_31 October 1 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION : s unocceptoble, A rating in th cotegory requires enmedinte od povtive remedial action, The nature of foe ovlios nt ‘ 9.08 probaties, 1o.seanigament oF to separation. Deseribe ection ictew 11, OATS #LPORT DUT IN OP, _21- December 1972 to placia on proposed in Section | Pesformance is defi taten of tecomm The rotons for onigoing: this voting should be-stoted. in Sestion C ond. remeich sctions- - Performance is-eha A profi . - requirements of the work cad ia cesparnon , Partormonce is fo the erformance of others doiag semilor +, Wark as to wor Sr a “| «SPECIFIC DUTIES - ‘0 pj periced. fasert roting loner which Bede deecribes the 4 ahectivenass in perlermance of that duty, A employees of. the most Importa ‘spocifle dutlas porlormad during the th amployeo perform "EACH specific duty: Consider OML ory rosponsibilitios UST be rated on tholr obitiny 30 supervise (indicate number of - employees aupervieads. 1 SReCieie Dore No.1. = v z 7 ” - Supervises a section that is responstble for CA, Political, and Exile activities. ‘this includes supervision over two officers, GATING - LETTER | ca on al arena. GPEC Fad” Dat rnoas Develops new contacts and operations. to improve the output of” Station third country targetod propaganda. an barge | i Mevelops new contacts for producing Sntelliigenca.on aigniticant targets inthe Mexican political and intellectual community. eRe inneno no tte < Duty NO. 4 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION E, j Raye Tobe ante account avarything obout tha amplovea which Influences his effectiveness in hie current potinian tugh a0 per- i lopecnce cf specific duti oductherty, gamduch on fab,'scdsys evs, gertenant porsenel trolts cr hoBite, oad 7 3 perticater limitctions a7 telent Bosod on yeurhnsewladge ef empl 2's ovceall pericrmonce duseng the raving servedit slave ra letter in the rating dom cerra sponding t0 the stotemant which mast occusaraly retiects his larst of pestarmame. | : : aa ' Te 5 ooncnars paerove eurune SECRET BUS HS TF, Tce Re vee “ [SECTIONS t- ' SECRE te Pa licdg Int NARRATIVE COMMENTS ed im curren? position heeping in proper perspective thelr eelation ship to - Indicore signittean atrenges a ge menknessas damn onstros ‘Jorerall peclarmonce, Stove seyyestions en ¢ lmypovempnt ol may gertormance. Give recommendation s for teataing, Comment on Iaeaiga language tomprrecce, UW required ! (a ee & Sib Pt-n) or eaploin ratings given in Section B to provide bout Pbasis for determining tune pervennel acticn. fannetol perlormonce of mana, eriol or wpervleory duties ond coer onscloysness [alht_ste of personnel, seace eavipeentond funds, rust bo tomeente Jon, if Licuble. WPowtta ipoce is ¥0 complete Section C, attach a teporete wheet_of paper, Subsect ‘is a mature Scmpmngd col ficer who has an excellent grasp ‘J. and undérstanding of Vocal politics and its ever changing profile. Most of his career Subject has specialized in. the CA activity-and this exportence has proven very useful to tho Station. During this reporting period he was given added responsibility in supervision and a change of Pace with operational duties in the subversive, loftist and oxile field, He aecepted the new challenge’ and performed. well. Just rocontly the Station has completed major reorganizational changes which resulted in ‘Subject once more concentrating his attention on CA. and Moxican. govern- ment matters. He has- done exceptionally well at developing contacts in , Government circles and wo are taking advantage of his ability to do this to develop long lasting and meaningful relationships. (This. beyond 7 official liaison contacts.) ve . ; ' Subject As responsive, to guidance’ and direction and 4s ono of our imaginative ofticers, Most‘ recently. he has’ indicatod. a desire ‘to ; after conpletion of his prosent tour in. August. 1973, Subject | more: rotire ‘ ? - has.porformed- well at. this Station for over three years: and. his: . departure witt be most. felt in the .avea of his specialization: — SECTION DER IFICATION AND COMMENTS aC ana . ne “ : } ‘BY EMPLOYEE : 5 _ _ICEATIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, H, ANO © OF Thilh, REPORT ” ISIONA TURE GF EVPLOTER y yi ‘ a 8 Jan 1973 | : /s/ SSRANWXX BRS KVSAN Joseph B. Smith ~ a ae BY SUPERVISOR _ Sn er rae FOWT UES NOT UREN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, Givi VAPLANA TION BATE 2. - MONTE PHOCGTER HAS OFEN 1F THES RE UNOUN tr sy PEA VIsICy | : . a a a —_ ce ae 1OP FICIAL THLE oF SUPEH VISOR if (POD Oe Printing MAME AND SIGNS? UR Toate 8 Jan 1973 ! Operations Officer - |) /s/ John ¥, Beckwith “ aa ene a - pon ree "3 ° ; . BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL j “ EE LEMIEWING OF FICIAL SOE Weer PC CHMENTA GH WE VIEBING OF MIZPAG I agree with the above. The joss to the Station is groater than usu8l for Subject ‘is retiring and+thus his considerabte talents will | -probably bo unavailable, to the Agency, unless; some spectal arrangements ‘ave made in the future, dépénding. om what ‘ho ends up doing. . vo the Agoney and 1 personally sorry to see this friend, ‘lea know further ‘that it will be hard -to replaced his abilities in various Operational fields. including that of good contacts in the community hore. He has served the Agency well here ant) dno mtay other pots and his leaving is a less to us. : SSeS ET PTPeth O99 PRINT eit Nee ot BGS Tube Z /4/ Jobn R. Horton dary _3 Jan 1973 _ SECRET ; . 14-0000 FOND na) | SECRET . ; fEhem Filied fa} EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER” 007894 FITNESS REPORT GENERAL _ = — (hdidtte) 2. OAT OF grein 8, bes 16 June 20) ot v. OPP uidRe DDP/#H/1 Co Serr eS GN curcovar erasian (omen at ey : 1a, REPORTED raraery oP om to) | April- OTL. = 31 December 1971 SECTION @ PERFORMANCE EVALUATIG#_ U-Uneatisboctory Perlormanes. ia pnocceptable. A rating ia this categery requires ormetate ond fiatire semedial ection. The mature of the aches Oe could range’ Srcet: comsmaateng, fo Further fraining, te losing - | probetes, 6 seme pores oF to separation. Dercsibe action tales Leta in Sectica G : : de epee Te teem lor agg th vou Sin oe soe in Secon Cond semedial octions be de scribed, : : Do fevsitvore being prodvced ia ihe ed cueti 5, MAME (Leatj - (PF iset) Smith, Josoph B. ©. OF FiCiaL POMITION TITLE Operations Officer TEMPOMaRY 1g ameen-PmoviniONaL ‘See instructions - Bactin C) Ara ciay (Specity)s ve 1 : 11, OATS REPORT DUE IN 'O.P. © to ‘requirements of the rot ond ia tae ot Pe the pedormance of. other doing limiter | P CFI iC. SUTIES reting pore. beni reusing lerter which bos doscribes the J: 2063 16 pertinence of that duty. All employeas, r ¥@ eam. tor sad eaployses enpece: wed). ork 45:06 warrant special 16005 4% ol the moet iresostant tpecific dutios performed during 1 h omoloyeo rt EACH apecitic duty. Consider ONL ¥ effaced . with tupsveisory coaponsib MUST po rote on | their abillty 10. wmonie er **"" supervises the CA section of the station which. includes © one station case officer, one senior outside career agent and. parttime services: of one senior coutrect agent. 2 . . i . TING “LATTSGA pres ars oury nwa, 2 . Supervises operations for the collection of intelligence on ‘selected targets in the Mexican: ‘government and political arena. Sha cia aut . Agrraa |. Develops new contacts and operations to. inprove the output: of ‘ atation third country targ soted’ propaganda. ‘ 3 eee our were — oP BRS ‘ Develops new contacts for producing intelligence on significant s CRATING etiga targets in tha Mexican” ‘Antellectual communi ty, SPR CIONE OUT WO. DO - : no Le : rn nn narnia ee ene ee An HH SPR Ne oe mo ee PRC rig QTY nD & . . « RATING . . aerrea o 6 _OVEBALL P PEE EHF ORMANCE i Tate tema ewer qua pibteg etary? shee expiapee emits infiaees kie sflagutegiess be a3 craven! Gositton sech ce per tas arene ad epetitie dation, produ tetty, «omtee? cn jot, eocpereiwermas merino’ setauesi Halts a hadits, end patitvia lmitettons er roles? Be=sd an sow bowgledge of empleyao's ererail jwieretnts twing the meting parled! Sane ro tstoer cn (te ratieg bow senrveceding ts the gretement SOic% mnst aeowaraty zotemte bia level of pos loeunce. Batis i Larrea: s lee Ee USED PP Q ‘oer 8B scenes parent ree SECRET s§4-00000 Le ormancy of monageriol or supery inthe xs¢ of pervonnel, spoce, equi maitre vawat be comm gfe, tH ceplicable on, i pplicable. | Section C onoch a soporate sheet of p ) 3 42 rH. ° SECRET C¥hen Filted In) NARRATIVE COMMENT SECTION C Indicate significant ‘etrengtha of mecknets ovevoll performance. Store sugge smo. on lorelgn language competence, if tequired for curtent po vitions Amplify or waploln cotings bosia bor determining future Personnel oction. Monset¢ i rol g tdoman siolad ony sur £9? position heeping tn proper perspective their relationship to aatibe hebben? a oN Performonce. Give recommendations for tealning. Comment . i in Saction 8 to provide beat duties ond cost conseiou sneas @utro space is needed to complete 2 oper, ' Subject is now we nto~his second ‘tour at this Station and has not lost any of, his momentum. ‘He charges into his work daily as dif it. were all a"new challeggeyand new experience. _ His past fitness. reports from this station have.all reflected his professional . approach to the: job and. he continues to merit these Plaudits. He is conscientious, dedicated and a team worker. He takes direction well and takes great pride in meeting deadlines. One of our mote ‘imaginative officers who is effective. . Yet, with all of this, he has not progressed in the organization as he should have. [t has been recommended that he be considered | for promotion and/or a chance. in a command job. The station is:. presently considering some reorganization which will give Subject an opportunity..to. manage and direct activity. which will be diversified and a change from the spe lalized’ jobs ho has. held in the past. ‘This nat De another excellent. test for him’ and we are optimistic ‘in that he will -handle this ‘new assignment. ‘wi h the same degree of, expertise that we have learned. to expect from him: . fee CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS ; ——+ CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS . : BY EMPLOYEE : 1 CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND 'C OF THIS REPORT Ot a v HONATURE OF EMPLOYEE : : . . uo _. f#sf Joseph B. Smith: 2. BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN 'F THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO-EMPLOVEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNDE @ ty SUPERVISION st - . . sot . . -9 Feb 1972 OATE "(OF FICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Oo yeree OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGMA TURE 9 Feb 1972 Deputy Chief™of Station! /s/ George A. Fitl i ; ___BY REVIEWING OF Ficiat COevents or REVIEWING OFFiciat . “ . . - I agree with 11 of the above. Concerning his performance here and his ‘delay in gertiig a2. promotion, I made a special point of bringing these matters to the attention of Deputy Chiet., WOMACE, while I was in. Washington in October of 1971, Our pending re= . organization would find him with considerably inereased. responsibility, which is 4 good indicator of how wo féel about him. . eave a PRIS TR PTE Oe Ee eT nn care Orrrciay TITLE OF MeVidwing OFPICtay TT TPAD OH FUINTEO MAME BND SINAT URE H . i D9 Fob 1972 ; Chicf of Station H /s/ John R. Horton SECRET a a . Nee? ora oN ; oy ; : SECRET - (Uren Fitted Ta) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT. wo 007694 GENERAL (First) . Cf2. OS TE OF gimtH _sMrtiy’ gosepit B. : 16 June 21 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLES operations ofMecer Porformones * proccoptoble. A rating in this eoteyory fequees samediate ond povitive remedial action. The noire of the oxtios could :ras irom Soeneios. te ferther training, to Slosing 90 prototion, te feonrignment orte wperation, Describe cetion tohen SPECS. DUTIES: ha performed during the roving periods ‘Ineert, rating lotter which b. duty. Consider ONLY sflectivoness in parfarmanco of that dut aupervized). List up to sin of the « most importont specific dus manner. in which employee performs EACH spec . with supervisory rosponsibilitios MUST: be raved on thelr ability to supervise “andicate number, of employe RATING Beaciric uty nowt Supervises , the CA section of the station which . Cetren “includes one Station case officer, one senior outsido career: agent uot and parttime. services of one senior contract agent. : : oO Waretivicoury nord Fa ers Supervices operations for the collection of intelligence on - : ae Selected targets ‘in the Mexican Sovernment and political arena. 8 sPECctRIC GUTY NO.) ; oe — ~ ° marina | Develops. new contacts and operations to improve the output of werren Station third country targeted propaganda. : : -1 0 encirie OQuTY NO. 4 | moe 7 Paring Develops new contacts for producing intelligence on significant : targets in the Mexican. ‘intellectual community: . 7 : se 1 § faveerre Gurr noes = “ Letren Uses his language capability in ‘tho conduct of above-mentioned. |- operational activity, especially 3 and 4, 3 a i Ss , youciie curr Tone a = = — . . . . —— - " > - - fe ~ Ears « 7 ee” | 7 . . ; . . xa” A! i OVERALL PERFORMANCE IHC th CU URRENT T POSITION UN an _ oe ersirry Ratan Tako into account Over yth! tig about the employee which influences hie offectivansas in his current position puck! 0d par semance of specific dution, produstivity, conduct an 19d, ceoperstivarast, feriioent personel ta and petticuler Heltations of talents, Seated om your baveladge of amplczee’s oveeal! sevicemence dwing agpoiodg § plece the letter in the rating bos corresponding to the srytement which moar sceusctaly esflocrs Nin level! of pertee canta. | tee 85 masenate motenuce earnces SECRET se 14-0000 SECRET COSem Faltod tat NARRATIVE COMMENTS _ SECTION € Indicate vigniticont strengths of weoknesses de. orition kwaping in proper perspective thelr relationship to vyerall pectormanee, “Stote wygeations 1 toi @ tecommendotions for training, Curenant nz given tn Section 8 to provide Lest on foreign bongusge compotence, if roquired far eu! Stlovrneee - o emnplete i6 tot determining futura personnel action, Monnanel performance of mononerial os spervisory dytios und co! : : nied one it opplicolle, Westra space is neede ‘f bes io-the nag_of pecsennel, 9p.9¢¢, eauiprent and fundes mye be co Lie Section C ottoch_e sepurote theet of popes, ° au? } . . : a . . in Att Ros betel! thee been at this station oa WONTHS EMPL JP UNOEDS WY SUPERVISION UATE Aa ce the propaganda field, . the spot. Ho is a tho Welland ‘has a-good: appreciatio _+.1 was particularly dinpressed with Subject durin -Seétion probabiy can't get ati ‘made seme interesting “Subject, a senior of ficer 3 for the past 20’months as the responsible CA and Political officer. - His -past fitness report covored ‘very thoroughly and accurataly his ability to moot, devolop and recruit “assets that are important to Station's. objoctive. He onjoys his work and tho challenge of being on ; roughly experienced officer. in his field and Although forced to specialize for yoars, we must start thinking of. more responsible and more diversified employment for this fine officer. He is conscientious, dedicated and a team worker. He takes . direction well and takes great prido in completing his obligations on Schedule. Ono of the more imaginative officers of the station who is Aggressive and. effective. He ‘handles his. financial responsibilities or the expenditure of official funds. ng his recent. activity | be credited for the disclosures | “[. Fe the MAR G{sclosures.- Subject: cannot ‘| ‘but he can be given’ full credi ‘ _ He. quickly put to.Use all of his assets. for oxploiting thesé events. . ot: ‘He personally preprred material for passago to the press. ile supplied information for coverage tri. other pipers in the hemisphere. Ha coordinated and furnished guidance to ‘other Latin American stations on this subject, In all, ‘he worked CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS ee SECTIOND \ LS . ° vo . BY EMPLOYEE Te TStONATUNE OF EMPLOYEE ; aa ots . . : {ef Josepn 3B. Smith, ~ ~ ‘20 March 1971 . . : BY SUPERVISOR. ; Ovree 045 Be eM . ’ ths REPORT HAS NOT PHAN INOW TO EMPLOFEE, GiVE EXPLANATION “ visca 7 fae FievAU TITLE OF SUP GR a _ THPED Of PRinthO HAST AND SIQHATURE 26 March 1971” i Deputy Chief of Station H 3/ Gearge A. Fill : i BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL ’ ; MMENTS OF NE Geena OPrician . . : a . . . I. agreo with all of the above. Subject does a garvelous job in getting a preat deal of product’out of a greatly- .*’ He has a good veduced (in number and Gost) propaganda apparatus ( Sense of politics, and wo have a few Oporations + hich ave dovoted to finding out what-the GOM won't. tell -us and wiat the political . Ne has a gocd way witn people and has acquaintances which, in themselves, greatly “inerease the sensitivity of the station. Cate : -continued TT sPLS Ge CUNEO Name ant Bijud POE fsf Jon He. Morton Our Isck of a political mission here, aside from the limited one _ , Tarrant TIPU OF REViN@ind OF FictET 26 March i972 4 Chief of Station Hl ~ "SECRET ooé . a : tree Nee? Se ee ee j | TE ei ion pani pleas Be y, AS aN SECTIONC =~ =. NARRATIVE ComMENTS | reontinued - long hours, devoted his full efforts and produced romarkably when we needed ‘him. He ‘can always be expected to perform — in this manner, oe SO 7 7 . COMMENTS OF - REVIEWING OFFICIAL — : -continued . alluded to above, moans that Subjoct is not abié fully to. - ‘use and to demonstrate his great operational talent and flair in this f£lold. What wa have. here to do is: dono well under his able management. ‘ ee . . ; For one reason'or. anothor, I think largely because of | his having. been in more-or less spociatized jobs, although WA = Soniot ones; rather than having been, in:r conmand position, Subject has Tost ground in promotions, having been in gerade Since December, 1962. 4 shauld like to See him. promoted dn this position or, if this is difficult, to see him givan & chance in a command Job which might qualify- hin for promotion, - _ . moe * tre eet ae ad ae fos Lat Pied y heavy Phe clr an my Pes LJ manner in whith employes porfo F Lwith supervisory responsibil! PaPacietc cute nwt “Poeecie ho _ SECRET ' : {Bhon Fitled Pa) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER _ FITNESS REPORT GENERAL = 1. Nama (Pitre) (atiddte) 3. DATE OF DIATH: R ; ; Suita Joseph Be. 16--June 21 Gs Te, 8 OF FICIAR POSTION TITK A : J. OF F/OIV/GR OF ASSIONMENT (8. CURRENT OT ATION ; “Ops Off. Dorf Bers. 1 Mexico City S. CHACN IND TPE OF APPOINTMENT | | [acassionwant suPcevisany, [| |R@ASSIONMOANT cuPlovee 128. REPORTING PERIOD (Fram to) Juno _1969 - April 1970 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 8 feom wholly Insdequote to silghtly leas thon.sotisloctory. / positlve ea: cthon. The nature of the action could‘fonge tram counseling, to: " pesbotion, to recesignmont of to separation, Doseribe action takon of propo ’ J ~Porformance moets all soquiroments, It ts ontiroty eatisfactery ondls choracterlze 1 nelther by deficlency nor : pr ones ¢ tfactory. Desired rosulte are boing Produced in.@ proficient manner; Ta, 11. OATE REPORT OVE IW-OL8, SECTION B We Wesk . Pecformonce ran in this cotegory requires # training, to.placing:on tlon-C, : : al recognitl PECIFIC DUTIES yy parformed. during tha tating porlod, Insert rotlag | List up to Bix, of the reat important spocifie dunia pe § . which boat doscribos tha 2. EACH specific duty. Constder ONLY olfectivonoas in porformone “that duty. All omployoes MUST be'rated on thoir obility 10 supervise (initieara Numbdr of employees aupervigod). . Chief of CA Section, supervis'Lig’ ono Station Case Officer, two outs ide-Case Officers and one secretary. SPUCIFIC QUYY NAR ° %, - RATING LeTrTéear Directing CA assets go that thoy not only necomplish assignod CA missions, but contribute to Station's offorts against ; ‘Soviet targets. a Ts : . and assets to contribute to ¢ hore naa Development of new contacts priority Station objectives. enrrarsrs Dutra cn - 7 ne . j . Bares, Liaison with the LNPURE political section and with QKFLOWAGE ~ . ' 8 SPECIFIC DUTY NAD : rs ree HATING ; oe . LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NAS . ; ™ - 7” ATI . . ~ . . a) y Leiter - . . x : , , : o ys a 4 { - we 2 ane Os AA DV ERAL PERFORMANCE IN CUR POSITION on 7 - RATING | Tako Into account exer thing about tha amployon which Influancea his eHoctlvensse In bis current potbtion euch Gs pers | SEITE $3, pertinent persanal traits cr hohits, ond s 1 POduetivity, conduct an fee evaparative 9¢ 0) employne's averoll gettesmance during the caring garicd, Ocewaraly rafiactas hie lavel af peslarmonce. formonce of apectinc du purtlculer liatsatiens cz talents. Boesed on yout haoele ploce the latter a: tha rating boa Seireapunding tg the atatement which moat vans $5 use enevrees coitions SECRET SECRET - - —_ (¥en Fiftedt ta) _ [SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS “Lindicate significont steengtha or weukncases domonetrated In current basition heeplog in proper Perspective thelr eatationship to ve -Loverall perlormonce, State suggestions mode for improvement al work potformonce. ions for training. Conmont an lereion Language competence, il required for current partition, Amplify of espd ctlen B to provide be : ig rotings gives pt wupetyi sary evond cost conicloys tines for determining viere ersennol action. Mannerel Petensence of manuge: e_use of personnel, snoce, equipment ond funds, mut be cum UG. plicoble. We ‘ ded Section C, ottsch a veparate sh of papee, a ae * se ts needed to some ~ Subject has his gonls clearly in Sti business: with full confidence and perseveranlé » is- conscientious,” dedicated and ‘a: team worker. Subject yas gained the confidenco of his. supervisors,.and his subordinates have tcepted him as one of tho group. [ He has recently oxperienced some unusual operation problems whore’ he was required to handlo the termination of some very delicate aysots. Ho organized, planned and. handled the terminations personally in a very professional and successful manner. Ilo was commended for this work by both . Headquarters and Station management. He has’ ‘developed political contacts at all levels and has been vory. ingtrumental in developing disseminable information in this mitnner. He has quickly moved to replace assets which were terminated and by his ‘efforts will f111.in the void in a minimum. amount: of time. - Subject enjoys moeting people and conducting. operations. In the ‘future; hoe wiil be ‘forced to Spend -moro time in managing his soction | - duo to administrative™ changos: now: taking. place in the Station. | ¢ - He takes directions woll. ana ‘can bo aeponded ‘Upon - “to, fulfi31, all his. - obligations” On: ‘Schedule. He has’ an excellent command: of the Spanish ~ language and ho is definitely ‘cost conscious . tn the projects which he | ae handles. of special note: is that Subject was one of’ the first officors to "ind yp proceeded about his 4 - quickly. Fotéol his section when givon a new, requirement. to fulfill. He responded immediately and it in so doing onco more indicated Nis desire ; SECTIOND IFICATION ). COMMENTS — > ATM © a BY & : 1 CERTIFY THAT V'HAVE SEEN V SECTIONS 4, 0, AD ¢ OF TR THIS REPORT 95/15/10 oT) Jose Be Call: HY SUPERVISOR 2, 1 THANG, RerORT UCAS NOT UREN IMOWN TO EMPLOYER, Givi TNPLANATION. mOrt fies EMPLOVE YS Non DEEN vnonA wy gUPER VISION ~ TYPED On PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATUHE F .. ae /3/ f George AC PLIL Tay REVIEWING OFFICIAL ~ Bate OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR 05/15/70 | <OMMANTS OF AB VIR aS $0 OFFICIAL Concur fully with above and would add that Subject is one of tho Station's most aggressive and effective development /contact officers. in what has-been an almost complete: reorganization of the Station and the telminatton or redirection of most of its assets, Subject has probably moved taster and more efiectively than any other section. a Perhaps even“more notable, his development of new assets and” potential assets has mote than kept pace ‘with the termination of those who have outlived their usefulness. While he is very thorough and effective in all of his undertakings, a tendency to go off on tangents has a This ia probably duo in large Slight effect on his overall efficiency. ‘ : : . : -continued Gate POFFICIAL Ture GF REVIE GING OF FICIAL iTYPUD OF PRINTED NAME AND SIGHATURE Onsale : “leg : i 5 . : 05/45/70 i Chief of Station =. | /S/ druaes 3. Noland ; . i : i : SECRET . é sf ‘rae - 1490000 __ OETA TE A tae Rene ets an ot ee ener COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL . - = “ \ . 4 SECTION ¢ NARRATIVE COMMENTS Continued: cs 4 oe — oo to operato ina manner which best suited Station's objectives. “ t ’ Continued part to his ‘considerable inontal agility aid. 4 inaginativenoss, ° and as stich could hardly bo- callod a weakness: . 14-0900 = - wee —— : oo Pan “ SECRET . CBken Filled fn} FITNESS REPORT EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMQER O07804 . _ GENERAL (Fteet) (Matted 2. DATE OF BIRTN 16 Jun 21 % CFP/UIV/BR OF ASHIONMENT /6. CURRENT STATION JIDDP/WH/CA’ Staff (Last) SMITH, Joseph B. @. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE {Ops Officer REAUSIGNMENT EMPLOVER 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From to-} July 1968 ‘to 31 _PERFORMANCE EVALUATION: Ws Wok Performance ranges from wholly Inadequate to olightly fess than sotleloctory, A rating in this cotogory requires positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on Provation, to reassignment of to seporotion, Describe action tohon of proposed In Section Cc. A> Adgauate Performance moote-all requirements. tt is entirely sotisfoctory and Ie cheractoriiad nether by'déficiency nor . oxcallonce, . a : " ' . P + Profictont Performance ts more thon sottsfoctory. Desired tooults are.being prod S$ Strong Pofformonce is charoetarized by oxcoptional: proflelency, 7 _ O - Outstanding Porfermanco is so exceptional. in relation to cequitomants of the work ond in somporlaon to Co Othera dotng similar ‘work to worrant special recognition. wo, . mo SPECIFIC DUTIES 11, DATE REPORT OVE IN OP, ‘JO April 1969 ueed Ing profictont manner; nsart rating lover whieh: 0 six of the moat Important specific duiloa performed dizing tho i q n which employee performs EACH ‘spocifie duty. Conaidot ONL foctiveness in parformonce of that d. AH employees f- ST bo rated on thole ability to auperviae (indicate mumher of employee ‘auperviced). : : with: upervisory Feaponsibilitios MU ° Prrcire ro. T Help to establiah and monltor tho political action ‘and propaganda prioritics -and plans,of the Division, including commenting on policy papers and plans originating outside the Diviston. ; . ea aPiciric. nary BR TRA on coe Prepare propaganda guidance to accomplish priority ‘| arca-wido objectives, _. ee SPRCIFIC DUTY NO, 3. . odie be - BA Tied oe Advise and consult with the Branches and Desks con~ fC ETTES cerning the management of political and propaganda activities, 3 aPucinic ouTY HO;* Direct the activities of a contract Sp “aera conducting political research, including polling, useful in the . Achiovemont of Division objectives, : _ . 8 , : . > MATING SPUCIFIC DUTY NO.& LertrEs : : ET TE [SPECIFIC HUTY Na. 6: * ; ; wos OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION ‘ ” TR Rating Take into uccount prerything about tha ampleyoo which influences his affectivencas in hia current Positlen aveh oa pore | SEPT AR formonca of specitiec Ob, Cocparativeness, pertinent perapaat traits ce habits, and Ss. vilos, productivity, conduct on particulor limitations of tulents. Based on your knowle ploce the lorrae in the rating box corre sponding ta the ata ge of employee's overall performances during the eating period,} tomant which mast occuratel, reliacts his lovel of perforsence, aot” OS eee ond + oe eres rors 45 vou eng views GolrioNs SECRET Poy $4-00000 coment {SECTION C a, Ls MARRATIVE COMMENTS | busie for determining future personnel cetlon. fuanezof og 5, | Section G,. ottoch o veparute. theet o popes. SECRET fBhenm Pitted ta) Indicote significont strengths of weoknestiet demonttrated in cysrent posiiian keeping in proper perspective thetr relationship ta overoll performance. Stare tuggettions inate fur improvement of work Pecformonce, Glee recommendations for trSiaing. Comment en loreign language competence, if required foe currant position, Amplily of esplaln ratings given in Section B to provide heat Ze munogeriol Gr supervisory dutias und. cos! consciousness ait vpylicuble. lextra-space ip needed to complote in the wee of personnel, spose, equipment ond Sunde, myspt M . . . wary Pencrrmeerr anes ma. Mr. Smith lives covert action .-~ his Amay inative ‘and ‘disciplined / mind comes forth with many operational concepts and ideas ranging from simple, quite routine matters to complicuted and, carefully shaded activities. it is to be oxpected that within this enthusiastic outpouring, practical details of implementation are sometimes buried, In these instances, Mr, Smith-quickly trims his sails and comes forth _With the needed realistic approach. In’short, he is a fine operations officer, more competent and at ease in real as against plannizig or policy situations, _ _ . : ; ; i] cary . noe, . Me . a , . wa - SECTION. D. i “_ CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS: —_ : _ os . . : _ AY EMPLOYEE — _. : . eee I CERTIFY THAT } HAVE SEGH SECTIONS A, B, ANDIC OF THIS REPORT a re ln ag > + DATE MGNATURT aa ae " _-24 February 1969 [" LOL GELS, 2, ; 4 ZL BY SURE oe oa a a an MONTH? PMPLOVEE 1? UAis WEPOR UMBEA'MY SUH R VISION i Mla VISOR ong en ann tn - HAS NOT OLE THOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXOLARATION DATE — Tape ciaw TLE OP SUPERVISOR 7 ~ co a Tz) AWE FD SIGNATURE . if ; py oe 24 February 1969 C/WH/CA ; Govard/DFolléer — 3 ; . BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL _* . : A ne en ——— nr COmMan ts CF REVIEDING Orficiay ee ’ My. Smith is an excellent CA officer, I déoncur inthis report, _. . epee ane a em a gt ee ee TOPPICIAL TITLE OF Ai eleRinG OF Ficiag TYPO UH PRITED MAME ANG Bihna TONE ao. * : aa LG 1 pe Ah eh he Cat ¢ ! wees LA ebruary 1969 9] WH/Exocutive Officer’ i”_-fonald Cl Marelius i ; : - SECRET - ; heh ned ween eS eee ee I 14-0000 _ - - ce eee woe ae ee ee a th \SECRET. (Oben Filles I>? EMPLOTCE SERIAL NUMOER GENERAL (Middle) i Tere OF OIRTH 007894 [ileal B.' 16 June 1921 M GS-14 [Rose ore OF ASSIGNMENT (8. CURRENT STATION REASSIGNMENT SUP EAVIEOR GASIIGNMENT EMPLOYEE we feck Performance ranges from wholly Inadequate to ali ghtly less than satisfactory. A rating In this category requires . ot : . posltive remadial action. The nature of the action. could rangs from counseling, to further. training, to placing’ on wp, _ Sy probation, to.160 as signin orto ‘teparation, Describe astion token or proposed in Section C, od nelthe by deticlency nor » Porta . Porformance is cherocteriaed by oxceptional pioficieney. . . oe ee ‘O- Oy standing. Porlérmanee ta so exceptional, la relotion to requirements af the: work ond tn somperlaoin to th porformonce of of doi 99 similar work ¢ as to warrant apecial’ teognition.. eo wee Se OIE > SPECIFIC DUTIES List op ‘to aix Lo the masi importunt spocilic: dutios porformed during. the tcting-pariod. ° Insent rating latter which boat doscribos the manner In which employee parforma EACH. specific duty. Considar ONLY. olfgctivoness In porformonce af ther duty. All amployoes: . 7. “. a: =. uy Cy et] : i with supervisary.responsibilitios MUST Se rated on thats ability te supervise (indicate number of ouiployeoe ‘supervided), . a 7 ~ - ° ° ~~ + RATING , SPECIFIC OUTY NO. Corres * ‘ _ Chie Instructor for the Covert Action Operations Seminar and the i ee ne) : CA Politics: Workshop nn . “HO oO} s i . : " . arecivic DUTY NO, 2 . RATING LETTER , - Course Coordinator for the Vietnam: Psychwar Course given to the miblary | in conjunction with FE Division Ss SPECIFIC | ourvng a _ 7 P RATING . : LETTER Tradecraft Advisor and Coordinator for the Operations Support Course Ss. a . : . : RATING ‘ SPECIFIC Buy NO. 4 - . . . 7 8 . LETTER ' 1 SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 9 AAT HG . . LETTER SPECIFIC GUTY NO. 6 = ~ - _ - : . RATING . ‘ a - t see LETTER tatters _ _ EO MAt iaBb_f RALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION _. 7 ~ , RATING Taka into cecau ord phirg ebout rhe employee which Influences bis cffectivanesa in hiv current porition terrEen formance of apucilig duties, Proatestivity, conduct on jcb, coaperstivonmat, pertinen? persona! traits ef ho ponticula: limbrations a talents, Gesed en your knowledge of emptayea’s cvarull performance during the rat S tha statemenr cores spond 9 Totter in the zatt ron ae 45 voe mnawious soins 14-00000, oo _ SECRET ' (hen Filled Jad SECTION C . : NARRATIVE COMMENTS = nmr Indicate significant. strengths or wevbneeies denonstrotad in current position keeping in proper permpective thélt relationship to oem! peclormonce, State suggettions mode for improvement af wack perlormonce, Give tocommandutions tor troining. Covment - ‘ ition, Amplify of exploin ratings gizen in Section & to provide bene - on foreign fungurge competence, if required bor current pos. basis lor determining (uture personne! action, Monnos of porformance of mona estol of supervisory duties ond fost consciovsnes 1a. Wantra apoca is needod to complete inthe yee of pertonnel, space, fauipment ond fynde, must be commented en, it. Section C, attach oO beparote theet of Poper. As indicated in the last Fitness Report,:-Mr. smith gsumed responsibility for Covert Action training: presented. by.this Branch in the Lilb ofkomptdpzise of a wide {range of Agency CA activities. Quite apart from.all the operational consequences of these public disclosures, there were also, of course, concpmitant ramifications in the training field. Following careful study and examination of the ‘hew situation, Mr. : Smith devised, in closest coordination with the CA Staff, a radically new and different: |% . : Covert Action curriculum, The existing comprehensive courses on youth and labor Joperations were discontinued for obvious reasons. In place of-these and the: part-time Covert Action Operations Course, Mr. Smith developed a new, full-time, ‘three-day Covert.Action Operations Seminar for middle and senior grade officers. This inten- sive seminar, stressing the integrated nature of CS operations, was designed:as a . jbasic coré around which skills-oriented Seminars or workshops could be built to deal. : ' Jwith such:topice as propaganda operations, election Operations; use of agents of; ‘ 7 Hinfluence,- etc,: To date, in line with this concept, a Politics Workshop has been . . | fereated to provide training in the assessment, recruitment, and handling of assets) {| 7 so ‘Jamong key interest groupa; including: political parties. OT The resonance which these new courses has evoked confirms the soundness of | : Mr. ‘Smith's creative efforts in completely revamping Covert Action training in the bo - . : (cont.) 1 [SecTiCnD- CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS _ ee | i io T ; BY EMPLOYEE _ CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEM SECTIONS A, B, AND © OF THIS REPORT WON Tet Ce PLOTE YW HAS BEEN UNDER MY SUPERZISION ~ . . Dare oy * 4 SIGN FE OF EmPLoree - eo 4 SMe, Any ¥ . Lod f . ALLY)! 2p EG ha ALY ; 2. 5 PERVISOR . BOOMS REYORY NAS NOT BLUM SHOWN TO EMPLOTEE, VIVE EXPLANATION / 6 : aatEe SF FicIat TIT Ln OF Sure) Crenvison Ree paTgS Tike SEN ey 10 May 1968 ‘ Chief, Headquarters Training}, < are PO! a 3. ; AY REVIEWING OFFICIAL . ay en ET OFICIAL _ COMMERTS OF REVIEWING OFFICAL Concur.-.Mr. Smith has done his and his career service, Hig assignment to OTR isa £ rs. At the same tinie he has giver ‘a good deal to the training ; it also fait to aay he has gained professionally from thé rather wide job with distinction and with credit to himself irst-rate‘example of quality in rotational tou mission, I think _8xposure to disciplines other than CA which he has handled extremely well,. . 1o,AIGMATURE- _ tare TSUFINE TITLE OF WETIENING OF PCIE TFT FES UEIGATEO IEE 10 May 1968 | Ichief, Operations School/OTR bes Mor - os SECRET ; bezel _ 40000... a ' countering Communist Propaganda. SECTION C - NARRA. COMMENTS, Joseph B. Smith (cont.) Agency. In design and content the new courses reflect thoughtfulness, { imagination, and realism--a combination of traite only too seldom H encountered, As a corollary to the main duties cited above, Mr. Smith has also successfully run, in conjunction with FE Division, a Psychological Warfare Operations Course for military officers being assigned to MACV/SOG in . Saigon. Finally, in the CA field, Mr. Smith has provided tutorials, as” requested by various area Divisions, toa number of Staff and Contract “Agents. and. to foreign liaison represeritatives in such’ fields as black radio, youth and student operations, veterans organizations, and methods of .- ~ In February 1968 Mr. ‘Smith ‘was “asked to ‘assume responsibility aa” Tradecraft Advisor and Coordinator for the Operations: Support Coursé; a eritical block of instruction for (primarily young-and inexpe rienced) cs. _'clericals headed for overseas assignments where they may be called | upon - to assist case officers in operational ‘support tasks.. Although, strictly speaking, this teaching, and coordination task was outside Mr. Smith's ‘normal. purview ahd main area of expertise, he accepted thia additional : responsibility with exemplary, willingness, and then proceeded to discharge it smoothly, cnergetically, and effectively, In addition to managing an extensive live problem, the Tradecraft Advisor must ensure that prasen- tations by a mumber of instructors résult in a balanced and coherent coverage of all operational subjects in the course. This entails the coordination of " efforts of several senior and experienced instructors, ail under the-nominal aegis of the course's Chief Instructor, and; thus, déernands a great deal of finesse and tact, Mr, Smith has not only fulfilled this difficult role in’a own long Field experience. highly ‘efficient: manner but has alse drawn on his for pertinent and meaningful contributions to the course. \ Mr. Smith occasionally handles Branch- wide administrative t tasks 4 and in my absence functions as Acting © Chief, Headquarters Training | : Branch, to my complete satisfa scticn., At such times he has exercised supervisory responsibilities well. He is. cast conscious and makes effective. t ' use OF personnel, space, equipment, and tunds, om ims teen aia a, BEE “up aay Io summary, Mr. Smith is a niature and responsible officer, ke things nicely in perspective, and has a good senee of priorities. In tackling problems he strives to make molchilla out of mountains, whic ia a refreshing change; in short’ a SeuneT en, “ay dihuak : : withal, unfailingly cordial and cooperative, » a dedicated and intelligent officer and, eps h 1490000 et - | SECRET ee Se ¥ : - CPAen Filled In) te ‘ 1 . . : . a . [EMPLOYEE DAMIAL NUMBER . FITNESS REPORT on a - og 789k SECTION A ‘ __ GENERAL : : . _ : : 1, wane {Last . “(Fire)” (Misdtey——- [a- DATR OF cHATM [3 DEX 4. qRnaDe [5 80 re SMITH Josepy _B. {16 June_192) M gc-1! _D. : 6. OFFICIAL POSITION TITAS . 1, OFF/OIV7GR OF ASSIGNMENT 8. CURAENT DTATION note Operationg m/os. adqua n WA chad Tre OF REPORT $ cen (a) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT ~ . 1A REPQRTING PERIOD (From: fo), "1. DaT@ REPORT DUE IN O . _ : . 28 April 1967 - L Anxil 1000 =. March 1% SE TION 8 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION L . : . We -Porformonce tangos from wholly Inadequate to - “alightly. foas than tatlsfactery. A rating In thid.category req mediol action, The nature of tho oction’could range from counsel jo further training, te Placing on lgnment, oF to ‘soparaticn,' Describe cetion tahon or propos: d In Sectte ft Is antively sotlsfactary ond |e charocterizod noliher rod rooults are being produced tn @ proficton’ manner,- by delicteney nor Ae ‘Adaawate Porformanco, meota alt requirements ~ -excellonce.’ : Jormance. "Is more ¢ thon ‘satlatactory. De ‘Peformance Is chorecteri ied by exceptionol profictones +7 . . . }: “Sond Parlormonee is 00 ‘axceptional ln relation te roquifemants of the work. ond In comparison 16 the far formanes of . other doing. aimitor work aa to worront. époclat “‘rocognitions = : : PECIFIC DUTIES ee ae , (let up to six of the mowt Important: apecille dutles parformad during the rating ‘period. Insert rating latver which baat doacrlbos the manner’ In which employes performs EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY offectivenasa in performance of thot tuty. ‘All omployees with supervisory. respanaibilitias MUST bo rated on thale abiliry to -bupervisa (Cindteata numbor of omplayoos eujmeviaed). P =Easlistent oo | [eracirie oury so. t Chief Instructor for Covert Action gubjects presented in Headquarters Training . . . ‘ob . SPECIFIC DUTY NO.'d : ft “A TING “LETTCR: SPRCIFIGQRUTY NOLS ~ SPECIE Gulr WO, 4 . . SPRCIPIC DUTY MO. 8 ™ ° , : ; : mer ; Ra Tina : ; : ' LETTER SPECIFIC OUTT NOS ~~ _— ae ~ ” Rare OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN EIN CURRENT, POSITION _. _ HATING RETTAA thing chou! the omployes which Influances his eMoctivaness in his current posttian such 02 per urist, productivity, combuct an job, coaperarivencsi, Fertinand porsono! traits er hublee, and Toko baie oscount ory Gored on your knowledge of employee's avorui! porlermunce dising the cating perlod, s formance of apeciNe sarticuicr Hinitastons of tole i pleco the lener in the ran bus, corre rpand): ta the statement which mast uccurutel, » ctu hia lever of porlcemonce. “gq ~ ? _ - . i ‘a Ye oe orn 45 vac enavious suitiome SECRET Lp Sante arte costed Seer aims H va H i : I ee ee (2 ‘fonte SECTION CG Indicate omilicunt otrenythe or wocknosses demonstroted in-curtent potition Lecalny overall gerlavmance, Stale suggestions mude foe im, “fon Iovaige langesge competence, I saquised for'eurr basis for determining future personnel action, Monnet pf garformonce of monageriol o> + 4 i - ICoantee apace ie needed to complete intho_ss3 of personnel, _spo sailempntond funds, wh one a or of paper, ms $s! Section .and in maintaining his old contacts in the Clandestine |. performance in all of his teaching asdignments is excellent, He | . ovisory responsibilities and.i9 average in cost consciousness. , Section CERTIFICATION AND i TT FD ne a an Urine CUPLe PE mAs CHEM UNDER eet fae s ers . ‘teacher once he begins, which will be very soon, ~- “SECRET COhen Felted Tat __NARRATIVE COMMENTS iy proper perspective thele relotionahin ty x re ourn and) ons ter training, Conm ent dn provement of work pertarmanse .Giv Pivdn ta Section B to provide bear ent poaition, Amplity of exploin rut arvisory dutios and fost comeciouenana ° tepuraie oo _ _ Are 9 27 aN G7 Since his assignment to Headquarters Training Branch of the Operations: School, Mr. Smith haa been principally engaged ya een study and review . of all courses in Covert Action previously given in OTR. This has been a long and complicated job, the difficulty of which has been. compounded by the necessity, at least in-part through public events, to plan and project a total revision of : instruction in the CA field. As a result, Mr. Smith has not yet had the opportunity to teach. “ This will come shortly, however, when a new course begins on 8 May. The "Strong" rating given him here is based on the excellent work and thoroughly professional approach he haa taken in all of the Preparatory work he has under- ‘taken. He has been eminently successful in.establishing useful new relationships i Services for the purpose of. _ laying'a solid: groundwork for high quality training. In addition to his. résponais ~ bilities in OTR he haa been regularly conaulted:by, the CA Staff in a survey of.” one of its activities. This. ig fine testimony ‘for the regard in which -he is held=-----> + outside the confines of his present job. The prognosis for a very ‘effective vo has no supor-.. i ite ote te ve fry re tae : * - vt .. he * I CERTIFY THAT HAVE SEEN SECTIO, A: 7 t/ isa y: R fart lly Ff - Lite fo fil 7 Sexe ; £ Lett fp, Y supe OPPicial TITLE OF 4UPERViaOR . [re _ Chief, Headquarters Training “¢ 7 April 1967 so __ DY REVIEWING SFFICIAL Chit OT OF RTE BiG GFPICIAL Aa noted above, Mr. Smith, for several walid reasons, hag not done much teaching in his firat six months in the Operations School, but judging from the way he tandles himself in preparing his courses, he will be a very effective i . ot ORFICIAT TITLE OF HE VIEWING OP ricraL iy ac orPeny 20 a anpisianaTune ' ; , - ty N ‘ asstan-—- 3 April 1967 ; Chief, Operations School/TR] BENJAMIN H, CUS! SECRET ~ i ¥ : ne gt ' ‘cae 1 \ an ON “SECRET ~~, (When Fathed In) EMPLOYER 67014. HUMBER £07894 a FITNESS REPORT : SECTION A OPN ry. Weer B—— _ GENERAL oop : a “Ge (rien TiMinttay 12. GATE OF Quint ins ORAdE Ww Aug mI 1 GS-14) | 7. oF rvinvéan Fa CURR, JONMENT. 8. CURRENT o7a tlds. DDP/WIL/4 -_J. Buenos. Aires. CHECK (AD TYPE OF aaeoRT hei Ae _— TEMPORARY . wie cAationuant SUPERVISOR CAAER AP HOVIGOMAL “(Bee tneteucitona = Section C) REAM ICNUKMT CMPLOvER ' eae nowinionae (lee menutitne + Section ¢ [erecta (Specityys . { owactar (pectin . Oare i ae PORTING FE oD TP rom: | tos) __ _ _ oa : | 1 April ~ 28 August 1968 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION ce Perfuemonce tang . from wholly Inadequate to slightly leas than sathaloctory. A rating in this egtagary requires . positive samedial action. The nature of the.action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on: probation, ft oesignment of.to separation, Describe action. tohon or. proposed te Soction c. t A+ Adeavare . Parlorinais meets oll roqulromonts. In be contiely sativfactory and 4a charoctorlied noithor by dolictency nor ercailen fi P.- Proficient Pa formance Is more then soil tfoctory,. r) -Poslormance Vo chorocterlzed by oxcaptional profieléney. O:- Ged randing Peslcemance is to ‘oxceptional In solation ta requiraments of the work ood In comporl son to the parformance of : ” others Boing stmilor _work oa to warront spacial s voce 18 are being, produced” Ina proficient monnar, : Hy ng period, Iason cating lotter which test describos the | All employee's Liat up to sia ‘cf the mosr important specific dutios performed during the Imonner.in which employes perlorns EACH apocific dutys- Consider ONLY atfectivene ss In porlormanes of thor diay: with su fulsory respon BUST ba fated on thelr ol erati onal and administrative management of all Station media ‘activities, Ra Ting LETTER fi SUsTY wo. a” Spotting , developing, haneling and exploiting unilateral a nt ie ct te ee tet ee Pea Tina j{CeIree contact and dissemination reports, Boece Ore 10. 4 . ‘Preparation of operational, iwonass ia hia current position such os per- | Toke Into etscunt everything cbhout the oraployee which Inflvences bis off formance ef specific ditign, productlyity, conduct on joh, cooperotiver astinent oersoral waits oe hobira, ard partleslss limitcrions cy talents, Bosed on your Lnéwlod gu’ et omployea's overall porlormenco dwing the raring psttod,! Ss rloce the letter in the rating box eartaspouding to Ihe stotement which moat sceutctaly saflacse bis level of paricrersece, | ! ‘ we 45° wSe en cvieue anions. SECRET SECRET {Bhen Fitted fay SECTION C. NARRATIVE COMMENTS . a et es Indicate signilicant strengths of wouknassas demonuirared in curtent position keeping in gpreper pertpective their relationship t overall perlormance, State suggbations mada lor improvement of: work performance. Give recommend on foreign longuane compotnace, if requisat for current position. Amplify oth Bei ae saiven in Section & to provide Lest oe in eo up aie botis fur determining future personnel action, Monner of petlormunce of mano: in the use of personnel, spnem, equipment und funds, must bo commented on, i Section C, attach & veparato sheet of poper. j ~~ . mo ; Subject has been: under the direct PE Birch serps ervision of th rating officer.for a period of 14 wionths, This HT being. submi ted because of the transfer of the employee, For the last 6 weeks of the period covered by this report SubjedMmaggynder the direct . supervision of the-COS because of the absence from the Station of thi rating officer, Any differences of opinion with respect to the cnlib of Subject's performance during the last six weeks will be reflected in the reviewing officer's comments, ° oo ae ae During this period, as in the preceding period, Subject carried out all of his assigned duties and responsibilities in a highly pro- fessional and thoroughly competent manner, He continued to show a good deal of inittative and imagination: tn. dealing-with the liatson services on day to, day matters, Ne demonstrated a keen sense cf tho _ internal -political situation and he made maximum ‘use of “his contacta ‘to elicit’ a large amount of disseminable-tiformation, Subject lool over. one new operational project. during this perted and he was ablo,- because of his deep Knowledge and understanding of the operational techniques employed in ‘the CA field, to improve on'the ouality of the “agent's product, Subject f° aa able and fully qualified officer who ‘acquired n good deal of expertise about Tocal operating conditions and then pvocceded to apply his specialized knowledge und past exper- dence to the Station's advantage. AND COMMENTS TUL! tyne aE MONT KAT NOT OR Em SnGurs TO EMBLOVEE, give EAPLANATION TO it . i fouvp fs : of pk. Lo, : _ ce at hercl Siar Load CXC DATE 1O8 FICIAL Wife Gr SUPE VInON / {TYPED GR PAINTED WANE ANG SIG i 15 September 66 | Deputy Chief of Station! Michael Tanes /s/ 3 vn ens BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL COMMENTS OF HEViGwinin GRP IatAL + ~ I would have vated Subjeet émployee about the sar pertod under réview, I had the ‘opportunity to follow. th activities closely and can attest to his professional and imaginative _handiiny of key assets, He corrected an carlier oscuprtional fault found in many CA officefs of a Vick of ‘cost cdéiisciousniss, Hy cutting back on costrulthout adverse results to the operations concerned, During the one-year under my observation, this omployée perfarmed » Trirdng the is ‘employee's highly es — re are a nen te aa en ee ni att ne a ee ene eee cneees enero mee oer Care (OPPICIAL TIPLE OF REVIF ONG DP EICiAL [TREO S@ PANQTHE NAME AND Sidra TORE ! i} § Nicholas Natsios: /s/ 16 Septembor 66 ‘Chief of Station SECRET gy mr jatiuna for Raining, Comment Am N - ee ond fost Consciousness i] able. Hf estes bbce fa nveded.to comple te He has_a great capacity for creati ds. t- 8 er Vu SECRET . - 2 - "SECTION C (CONTINUED) . i , ae /? thinking; he 1g perceptive and resourceful, He renuirse 2 sipinun of guidance and direction. .Subject. showed some definite tmprovenent with respect to const consciousness and it is noteworthy that it did — not adversely affect his enthusiasa, His operational and positive . reports continue to be clear, concise and vell written. j j 4 i. t : Summed up, Subject is a highly regarded professional otficer who made a most worthwhile contribution to the Station’s Ooversti mission, 44-0000 — i i i ' i a3 ! SUBJECT: Completion of External Training \ INSTITUTION: DATE: . GRADE: S-E-C-3-E-T . (wien filled {n) MEMORANDUM FOR: “Chief, Transactions & Records Branch/OP_ FROM: ' ‘Chief, External Training Branch/RS/TR oft qu 1) , This is to advise. you that SNTTH, Joseph Burkholder training request # B- 18762 attended the following external train ng program: COURSE: Abtnehments: Grade Report : , : xx Certificate of Satistactory/Ssccessful Completion | Certitiéate of Completion : Roster of Participants Training Report by Institution 'Traintng Report by Student Nane- Others. n — nee ee ne ; GROUP T - . | exeluded from automatic : ding and assffication B-£-7-R8-E.T {when filled ta) ; z 14-0000 re Department o} of State ° Department of Defense ° _ Agency for International Development e U.S. Information Agency | SS “NATIONAL INTERDEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR ; Caw oeey) This ts bo corlifyy Bhat Tas icc comileted the SOMEREL ON ‘ PROBLEMS © OF DEVELOPMEN’ T AND: INTERNAL DEFENSE et dh the Foreign Keueice Instilerle , Mesh vuinglon, D, C. an Oecoubor hb 1966 | eee —— TRUER CUny i So . A , os SIGNED ORICINA, ; ; 7 : \.. on, ie Ce ¢ weet at soveeessunerssetssteneneovanentnesuenneeteaea svennnnennnnne - ; - f TEEITEN anarne Seminar Coordinator.» - re Dirveror of FSI ey my "SECRET ° CThes Filled tnd EMPLOYES SEMIAL NUMOER 00789 FITNESS REPORT ~__ GENERAL #1) ratio) 2. One OF aiAti “omive Or) . : PITRE “e ~ $16 Jun 21 { M GS-14) .-D- : &.OPRICIAL POSITION Titcg . TO 7. OF F/DIV/oR OF ASSIGNMENT )8. CURAENT STATION ’ : Ops Offlcer™ _ ft DpP/wH/ | Bucnos Aires 1 CHECK IAI TYPE OF REPORT . tatTtaL - [| X_j[eassen | [eesenve [| | | CAREER-PROVISION AL (See Inetructiona - Section C) [anmvae CdS” SPECIAL (Specity)t an . [| §1. DATE REPORT OVE IN OP, 18. REPORTING PERIOD (Fram tom) 31. May 1966 _ 13 July 1965 ~ 2 ig Yr tle ‘NAME , teen ~ ; . PECTION A eH, ea Sif fe 8. CHECK IX) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT SECTION 8° PERFORMANCE EVALUATION To EES S_ EVALUATION —. - W- Wook Porlotmance ranges fram whully inadequete to slightly } then ‘satisfactory. A rating In thie category toquires positive remedial action. The nature of the octlon.could range from counsaling, to further training, 10 placing on 2 . Broberion, fo reossignmont oF to’ separation, Describe Getion taken oF proposed In Soetion C, A= Adequate y satlafoctory ond Is charoctorized:nelthar by. dofictancy nor "P + Pesfictone * Perfor inco 18 more hon stl sfactory. Deslred-vesules are belng produced Ino proficient aanner, tong» _. Performance be ch by exceptional proficleney, foo toe . ‘Outstanding Porlormance.13 20 septional tn relotion. ta: requirements of the work ond liv compartaon to the perlormanea-of . - 2 + others doing aimilor work-os to warront special ‘tetegnition.: : - CIFIC. formance moots all. foquiroments: . It'ts entirel 0 a Period. Insort rating lotter which best doscrlbus the ed during tho rating, Lise: up to atx of-the most Important specific dutios perform ' YFmanner in which employee performs EACH. apecific duty. y [ith supervisory fesponsibilitio a MUST bo roted on thalr ability to suparviee Cinuicare Rumbor of employens supervised). SPECIFIC QUTY HOLT ; : ; 7 , ; , [eae Operational and administrat ive management of all Station media | activit les . , ; 7 p boy Ss SPECIFIC DUTY NO @ rans naan ver . : oo H NO : , . . . ~ . : : LETTER Conduct. liaison with local services on Covert Action operations. | : “ ' Fae i-s. t : a . . : : Be - i . Perrcris burr aaa a —— es ee PRAT ING” . ot co . : . i . : LETTER . Supervise one deep cover agent whe operates in. the Student. field, H : hey : ; 31 .P oo. A to. SPECIE DUTY No. ry as ee . a 1 eats Spotting, developing, handling and explaiting unilateral assets. : : ar i? Pp : ee! : NOL 8 SPSC1FIC OW Preparation of operational, contact and dissemination reports, oon a ete on re accent en elie ere Gute NaN ee ” : Es Preparat fon of operational programs, projects and briefing papers | ' in the media fieid, ; pS s oS VERALL PERF ORNANC EIN CURRENT PONTION . i Teds tate occaua? owes thing ohout the emptayoe chich Inftusrcea Ble elloctivanecs ln hla current poattian ouch os pers} * formance of sreeitic duttoa, geodvctivity, gaadyct ca {/ covperativensh3, paltinont perscnal toita cf habits end ff witieulos Uonongns ce tslenty, Bo On vow bnowledye of emelsyas's seatoll pertenmanio during the rating pavied,) plava the lottes teeta rad bes corre spending to the sormmpnt wick mat Seewately rottects hia tevel cf portormons a, | a er foe — woe eat” 45 cosd\ are panos austionn SECRET Sortie : Considor ONLY olfactivenoss in porformarice of ther duty. Atl employees 14-0009 [SECTION c “[aare. SECRET 1O5ae filhew Pn) 7 he 7ATIVE COMMENTS 3S hee Tindicote significant stron ut wa@ahnesagn domoniy 0d wo twtent potition keeping in proper perapechive Theatr, say thip to overall por cloumunce. $4 rot guqaertions mado for ims-y,enpet ot wark performance. dive recommendotions for tears Omment on foreign lunguage comoatanca, il eaquited for cyrrace iepestian, Amplify of eaplaln ratings given in Section 4 10 le beat 4b basis tos determining future: per sonnel -action, Manne: 37 darbemance 9 ol monagertol of were iy ties must be Seacribed, It Sere Subject has been under the direct guidance and jjeeseeat this “rating officer for the nine-menth period covered by this report, * Subject. is well grounded in-the knowledge and arene cation of ‘Covert Action tradecraft techinicues and he has amply Skderated an ‘ability for creative-thinkinx. He is both imaginative and resourceful and he uses his extensive knewiedge of the internal political scene and his fluency in Spanist, to the best operational advantage. He has initiative and ‘he is persistent in carrying things through to a con- clusion, He has an excellent facility for written communication. His operational.and positive reperts.are clear, concise and well presented, He recuires a minimum of guidasce and direction, He responds very well to supervision and he accepts comments, suggestions and criticism in the constructive light in which they are. presented, As a super- visor he hag been able. to obtain natisfactory. repults, — ' Subject '’s) only weakness .i¢ that he tends to be less cost conscious than is desirable and unless bis activities are circumscribed he fs ‘apt to allow his fertile mind, and: enthusiasm to got out of hand, — who has an. of the necessary operational ‘and. intellectual abilities to meet the. Fecuirements of the job. SECTIOND Tena UNITS! or rs) April 1565 “ONT HS EMOLOYER WH TO EMPLOVE, GIVE EYPLANATION © uncer MT WIPER VISION. v0 FOYER. GIVE EMPL id “ Nine : rn mera SEITE TIPLE EF BORER VION i % april 2A i I : ’ Ewing. INC-OFFICIAL _ COMMENT? GP REVIEW OPP ITIAL 1 would have rated Subject of tieér approximately the same, the past elght months. that 7 bave observed him in action, he bas- demonstrated an ability, to net things done ina professional hanner, ite is, without doubt, the most professional and effective sanfar caso- offleer at this Station, Tt ss: a pleasure to work #ttih this officer and he will be Sorely missed after his departure In August. TTVPED GN PRINTED Name ANG DIGWATURE "of iseation | Michaal Tanes /s/ TyvPaO On PUTO NaUe AND Seams twee ate POR EA VAR VOC SE Being CPPICIAL fa i | t kicholas 4, Nstslosa 7s i Chief of Station. SECRET a” SECRET n . . \ to. a“ . . C . Chen Fiiled ta) - FUPLOTER SE0IAL HYUERER _ FITNESS REPORT “corigh TOE e. of @)__.. GENERAL _ — “_ die} Dintn 1s. sex [6. an: Pied) (thie) |?: vara oF a omaoe “Ts: 70 16 June 21/ M | GS-14 TOP 7OIW/GR OF ASSIGNMENT |§. CURRENT 9TATIOW Bucnos Aires (x) TVPR OF REPOAT Paipiaethhbaaale — dk ve a IntTiaw X_ READS OMAR eT ‘eurEmvison ANNUAL ganve’ _! aes" eractan (Specity) . 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From fo-) 65 - J2 Jul ta -Apri XN “PERFORMANCE “EVALUATION. We Pew Peclormonce Tangos from “wholly Inedequ lightly fesse than satistoctory, A tering la this category requires positive romedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further training, ta plocing on . . . Probation, to foagalgnmens of to separation, Describe action taken or proposod.in-Soction C, A> Agexate Performan ots alt requirament a It le ontizely sottsfoctory. end is choroctorised. nolthor by dofictoncy nor once lence. : * Porformance ia more than autlafoctary. Oeslrod tovulrs are being produced tna profictent monner, ° Pp. qi S§s o Seren Performance is characteriied by oxcoptional proficioncy. -O- Qugseending. Performance is to except nal la eolation to requirenenta of the work and fn compartion to the porlormonce of ~ 7 ethers doing simil work ne to warrant spaciol fecognition: | . . 21 lias op We" aie of tho niott Important spacitic dutioa parlormed durlag ¢ tha va easing porlod. tnsort rating letter which hoe describes the | manner ia ahich employee performs EACH apncific duty. Consider OMLY effectiveness In performance of that duty. All employees | sty reaponsibitities MUST be + on thelr oer 10" supervise Cndicate ruber of at employons nupereiaws ATING | “Case officer for.three unil teral CA pro cetw in “the - 1 BATES, folowing fields: one propihfanda (fitms), one student/youth, oe Re pot itical action, These . projects have significant Fi over= = mene eters een aaa need ae ae a av { PATTING ! Lerten ease officer of one formal projec et and fs engaged in’ important mental . ath and tactical planning, . rie BUTT NDS aan ee — : pervisor {or one American Staff Agent in the CA ficld who is lien] onto meee -ebout. the omployoa which Influences his olfe « Productivity, contuct on je scopera 2 puitingzal paryeral tains of hab ar nts. Bored on yuw knowledge of employee's overu!l pertormance. dut the rating seriod.: 5 ng bos corresponding fo the statement which most accurately reflocts hie leve! of perlcrmence. | ‘plows te im ta ? 2 AUS BGS rer wae 33 goasaute PAR CIOUE courions, SECRET a - - SECRET . (then Fitted te) SECTION © NARRATIVE COMMENTS | tndlc ote sip snificant strengths or waaknossos, demonstrated in current "po litisadBepvn tie propa por tpoctive thelr relutiunship to State suggestions made for improvement of wark porlormunce, Cl ibcwtimerndations oe training. Comment Amutity ut oxplatn ratings given in Section Bio provide best 2 scribed, If “Povarell pertemance, on foreign lsgvege competance, if required for cusont position, basletor determining Iuture personnel action, Monner. of of pertormon: 4 | of snmegeriel al or _superyisery dytion myst bo de This report 1s submitted dus to th sch oi Banontes ‘of the supervisor, Subject 's performance. remaing as before, The Rating- Letter of , Specific Duty No. 1 was lowered from “o" tg {S"-for the simple reason that tho goal in large measure has been’ achieve .’i,e,, a substantial reduction in costa but with a concurrent improvement in the net product- a not inconsiderable achievement in that this is'a joint undertaking with the local service, Specific Duty No, 2 lists three unilateral .- . CA projects rather than four as described in the last report, This is due to the termination (on Subject’ 8 récommendat ton) of one of these projects. Spplicodie. e CERTIFIC TION AND COMMENTS : os a) EMPLOYEE i SECTIONS a or (ceariey THAT E HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT SIGNATURR OF EMPLOYER are 12 July 65 _8Y SUPER : _ st “lip Tha REPORT HAS NO? nEEN Baan “TQ EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION . Br Tae WMPLOY ER WAS OREN UNOUR MY SUP EN Vv Ino TAU TIT UE OF guPERvisoR TYPED or MTEO NA mete ena Operations Officer Frederick Larkin /s/ SY REVIEWING O OFFICIAL. . : eee : 3. ee BY REVIEMING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REvinwing OFFICIAL ; . - . This officer's performance. in the lust three months has continued ‘ata high level. and I, have, nothing to add to the reviewing comments made in his Jast report, ™ Gare : OP ICIAL Tite OF REVIENING GFPICIAL TTY®ED OR PAINTED NAME ANG SIGNATURE : 12 July 65° } Chief of Station | ud. Fostsr gollina ‘/s/ . ~ ‘ ; . SECRET ert 14-0000 C mo, ~ “a ; GAN ae SECRET an Y (When Fitted ta) . . - . aye ; EMPLOYEE SERIAL MUMDEH . | FITNESSREPORT 2 | goreyy : SECTIONA Ae. Jes 57d C2 CEMERAT _ - nnn 1 NAME B thwaty NA eet did 2. DATE OF GinTH |) BER © oaace [0.90 : __ __ SES, SES [16 June 8-14 | DO : 8. OFFICIAL PosITian TILe . y % OFR/OIV OR, SIONMENT 8. CUMAENT BTATION : ; Ops. Officer . L DppArk/t Buenos Aires ! HUCK (XP TYPE OF APPOINTMENT _. : [¥0. CHecx ix) TrFe OF REPORT TORT sy KE CAREER “T [reserve ] TRMPORARY t AEASBIGNMENT SUP ERVIBOR oo ¢ ANKER-PROVIDIONAL (See tnatrwettone . Section oOo YY, ANNUAL HE ACRIONMENT RMPLO na : | — SPRCIAL (Specify}s SPECIAL (Specify): : tl. Osva RaPoaT ove in OP, . 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From Rid : j 31 May 1965 1 April 1964 - 31 March 1965 SECTION B __. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION | _ W- Weck Performance ranges trom wholly inodoquate to slightly less-thon satisfactory, A rating in this cotegory requiros positive remedial action. The nature.of the-action could range -from counseling, to,Jurther troining, to placing on Probation, to reassignment of to soporation, Describe action taken of proposed in Section C. . A -- Adgaqvate. Performance meots-all raqulroments. It Is.entivoly sotisfactory and Is chorocterlsod nalther by dafielency Ce i 3 : _— “axcollonce, . | _ : : * Co "7 ® + Profictent ./Parformance Is more than satisfactory. -Dosirad rasults ore belng. produced in'a proflelent monnor, -e ort eee or) + Strosg ~ -. “Patlormance be .choracterleed by oxcaptional profietency. . . . o- Quytstending Performance is £0 exceptional In relation 10 requicam ts of the work and in-compar! son to the porlormonce of, . , others doing similar work aa to warrd: t special recogniilon, | ~ . . . oe a a . pe SPECIFIC DUTIES — oN , fllse op to alu of the moor important specific dutian porlormed dusing the + ti 9 ert, . rt tating lettor which best doscribes the inannor In which amployos parforms EACH specific duly; Consider ONLY effcetivaness in parformanco ef that duty. ‘All omployons with supervisory rosponsibilitios MUST be roted.an thoir ability to supervise Cindivate number of 4 vii ; ; srecimicovrye no! Maintains contact with the Chicf and other rece ten of the Psychological Action Department of the principal Argentine [ t and large Of. intelligence service aud is case officer for an importan CA project..cun in. conjunction with the local service. uy eee fe . : : specewOore Ne? Case officer for four unllateral CA. projects | | Perina ° ‘ . following. fields: “one propaganda (films), two student/youth, and one political action, These projects have signiticant. FI over~ 8 ones, - a ; ot ae on FER ESS DUTY OM nn en Paar . . oe ETTER Case officer ofa new project essentially EY ln nature, } . . : 8 SPECIFIC GUT? HO.« a ; . cd PETER a vv Supervisor for one American Staff Agent in the CA field who is cas: . olficer of one tormal project and isn engaged in important develops 3 mental work. | “t a ory sPecinig DUTY NO.3 ~ a : - Fe ; [aati ‘Assists the Station. Ca officer and tactical planning, | ‘e7rer : . . . . mob. 8 shecirie GUTY HO, ee as Bet ia _ | Serves as coordinator of the Station's activities in the stuccit youth field, © | BEGEB . we | P __ : —_ - Lf __ OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN Cu BRENT POSITIONS 2 . . : 1 4 Sa22 Ne Teke Into account pxerything sbout the amployse which Influences his efhectivonans in his eUront po stale suche ‘pare formnanco of spactiic dutlea, Productivity, conduct on jab, cooperstiveness, ee tlirent personal Waigs ce hohire! ont | porticulor limitations of tolonts. Horsd an your knowledge of empleyap’s overall perignmence WE ing tho ayiing period, = § ‘placa the letter.in the sorting box corssapondiag to the etatemant which most eccuotely reflacts hie fave! of partormence. | ; i MSS : ean | i aon" 45) corhcara PREVIOUS BOLTIONs, SECRET (ose As. Posse Ny 1. since subject assume SECRET - CBRen Filled fap . NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate, signifleant sitengthe orwoakneeses demanavated in current pasition keeping ACgcaher gprenective thalr relorieaship to overall performance, State suggestions 9 for improvemont of work parlarmance. Give rocommorndatinga. fer training, Comment on foreign longuage competence, If requited for current positiva, Amplify cr oaploin ratings given In Section i tu provide heat beste toe determining (uture parsonnel action.” Horner. of perlormunce of managerial » typeesisory dutios.must be described, If eee There ig little change over the prev iow epart Gubsect remains ‘eager and aggressive and his enthusiasm for his as ehh RAF has not been, dulled. by the everyday frustrations ‘and difficulties ‘of doing business and Living in Argentina, “Subject's pojsAtical action. project was reactivated during this period with the return ‘tt Bucnos Aires of _the. principal agent. This activity shows promise of making an important contribution to understanding the political tides at work in Argentina, SECTION C ; Subject has developed a long-time agent in the liaison service (and ' recruited his wife) to'a point where the "take" has been considerably ‘improved, Subject's project management remains good and his reporting 1s both timely and tn depth. . ; 7 Subject supervises an American Staff Agent under deep cover in which effort Subject exhibits a high degree of competence. This officor continues to show an admirable cust consciousness which can be demon- strated in hts management: of a large and important CA linison project; the costs to the Agency of this project, have been reduced about 65% . i SI d direction while at the same time improving the. Subject’s Spanish continues. to improve and he has no ‘end result.- J understanding and in speaking with Argentines who have difficulty in no English, : sO _ . . : . Subject has obviously established effective rapport with his agents . and. his Argentine colleagues and friends, This is in part due to a genuine interest on Subject's part in ‘these people, thuir country's problems, and their culture, Subject remains’ responsivo to guidance SECTION D en CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS —_ 1 oo, , : ce eee 1 CERTIFY THAT I HAVE SI DATS ' ” ~TSIQHATURE OF EMPLOYER nrc Pen A) ; oh oy Y — of be AM ay ac corel ee 2. . ‘BY SUPERVISOR . . : MONTHS EMPLOYER HAD OUEN Sip Fill REPORT 1iAd OT OBR HW BNOWN TO EMPLOYER, GIVE EXPLANATION. OO UMOEA MY SUPER YI3I0" ve i . ORR . S.IVE EXPuANATION TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND BIGNATUAN CLS arenes CTT 77 AC TIVUR OF suPdaviaon | Fh May 65 | Operations Officer Rep oP WE ggg BY ENG OF FICIR COMMENTS GF ARVIEWING OFFICIAL * From fairly cluse observation of his work I agrec venerally with ratings and comments of supervisor, The rating of “outstanding" an_ his work with ‘Liaison was justified in his last report because of the exceptional job he had done in developing this relationship, While he has ‘continued.to maintain it at a high level, there is some guestion in my mind whether a rating of “outstanding” is still justified, We is definitely oa strong and active officer, handling a heavy Load of li- aison and independent operations, A well-rounded judgement of this officer should, however, include the statement that he sometimes rushs ahead a bit too precipitously and enthusiastically, and is inclined to gioss over opcrational details which can be important, He is effective osteo “Torricial TiTL@ OF SHVIEWING OFFICIAL [VPRO GA PRINTED NAME ANG SIGNATURE Laos an : I . S) ites . -_ i “2 él. May Ag . Chief of Station i od. Foster Colline //s/ _ 4 NE so SECRET : . . esoy . Shae a SECRET oe g i . . - ; i ‘SECTION C (Continued) . i'. nnd direction but is cauick to disagree {£ such be ‘the case, Hewever, i he can be counted upon to implement fully a decision once one has i been reached, . ; : | - F : | “SECTION D.3. (Cont tnuea} -in his written work, more so than tn his oral presentations which tend to be somewhat rambling, He ts a cheerful and outgoing person who has ~- learned. Sp2nish except fonally rapidly. and well, He has devetoped a | good. understanding, of, and rapport with, hts contacts both liaison and dndependent., - oe oe i t 4 io ? i Be . “ secreT ; (Bhen Filled In) . A Sad a an EMPLOYEE SESTAL NUMDER 90789, FITNESS REPORT me: erry 45 GENERAL. _ ( Fieed) iMidlied) sd, UATE OF @IRTH TD. SEN 3.50 : 16 June 1921 M GS-14 D ; °: t _ : TGP r/Div/ae OF ASSIGNMENT On CURRENT STATION Operations Officer . LDP WHD 2 Buenos Aires B. CHECK [IX] TYPR OF APPOINTMENT . . $0. CHECK (RM) TYPE OF REPORT Para = CARE KA-PROVIBIONAL (See Tnateuctione = Sectim xX | ANNUAL [ Jaeassionmeny EMPLOYER SPECIAL (Specity)i Te SPCCrAL (Specify: 1. DATE REPORT GUE IN OP, . ‘12, REPORTING PERIOD (Fro toe) 31 May 1964 "| 1 April 1963-31 March 1964 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION. Performance ranges from wholly inadequate to slightly te han satiafactery. A rating in this category requires positive romedial action. The nature of the action could ronge from counseling, to further training, to placing on probstion, to raassignmont: cf to soporotion, Describe action taken of proposed In Section C. ‘}, A+ Adequera Porlérmance meets all requirements, It be-ontirely satisfactory and ts characterized neither by deficioncy nor - excellence... ~ : : an . . . y Pp. roflelons Porformance ts mare than satl sfoctory. Desired roeults ore. belng produced In a proficient-monnes. S. Strong "., :Porformance is characterized by exceptional proftetency, . 'O- Qytstanding Pertormonce 1a 30 exceptional in colation fo roquirements of tha work and in comparison to tha performence of |: others doing similar work as to warrant special rocagnition. SPECIFIC DUTIES : Lat Up to six of the most important spocifle duties porformod during the rating period, Insert eating lottor which boar doscelbos the mannac in which employeo porforms EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY offectiveness in performanco of that duty. All omployaes wlth supervisory responsibilitles MUST be rated on their abili 30 (indicate number of empliyeoe auporvieud). SPecivig our hief and other key officer ae Specieic outY NOY Maintains contact with. the ~{of the Psychological Action Department of the principal Argentine intelligence service and is case officer for an important and large] O. RAtina |- LETTER CA_ project ran An conjuneti i . SPECIFIC GUTY NC. 2, op_with the local service. Pu oo ope -Case officer for four unilateral CA projects in the | following fields: propaganda (tiims) , economic’ action and reporting, student/youth, and politieal action. Three of these have : signi tic FI_overtones, a en are fries Supervisor tor o aff Agent in the CA l Gtrren field who is case officer of one formal project and is engaged in : important developmental work. ; ; Pp vvy s svecivic DUTY MO.4 Accists the Station CA officer in over-all and | caryen -Lactical planning: : i . fpf. a nn ie nn tne ee = eens nee nee ————-~. Sone try STT ae ' CPECIFIC ONTYNO-7 Serves as coardinator of the Station's activities ~~ j Certen in the student/youth field. SPECIFIC Curt NO. 6 Toko into account avetything abou! the omployoe ahich iniluences his aflectivaness in his cwrent position such as per- | fosannce of specifte dutics, productivity, comfuct oa tod, cooperati §, portinont porsceal waits er habirs, and parriculor Jrmitations ertelents, Based on your knovwladge ot employee's overa!! pariormencs ing the rari ported, s : plega tho latter In tha rating bow carrasponding te the stetement which mast accurately rotlacts hia level of patfermonce. ff * Y's GUN 1964: . rer'd$ onsovere previous eorrions, a SECRET OMMENTS- __ a . eet? —_—-———_—-—. ; ~ von BY EMPLOYEE = a 1 CERTIFY THAT? HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND Cc OF THIS REPORT _ a Gate ; SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYER i [22 May 1964. ic ae . ‘ ae ne en : tsoR a SECRET : C¥hen Felbed In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS indicate significant strengths or weakno'ssos demonstrated In Current position koepi: overall performance, Siato suggestions made for improvemont of work performance, ve racommendations for training, Comment competence, it required lor current bovilion, Amplify of eaploin rolings given in Section B to provide best ©n forgign language ’ ae basis for determining future Personnel oction, Mannar of perlormance of monogerial of supervisory duties must-be de scribed, if i J y a2 upory Sore fullest must be described, if 2eplicable, ; . Subject remains the eager, aggressive, and intelligent individual described in, his last Fitness Report. | During the year under review, Subject was assigned case-officership of two agents taken over from an officer who departed PCs, One of these agents is in an area new to Subject--economic action and economic reporting. In total, Subject is case officer of. four active projects plus one that is temporarily — inactive as the agent is: absent from Argentina. Also, Subject is the a in proper perspective thelr rolatlonship to t t Subject's project management is good and his formal reporting to both his supervisor and Headquarters is kepteurrent and done in depth? : i - : - This officer has Consistently shown a cost consciousnesg during. the period. he has been at this Station (24 months).. In addition he has an ability to relate cost to production which has resulted in. -almost halving funds spent for ‘his CA liaison project while at the same. me ‘ot S Bubjectts language’ conipetencé (Spanish) is suffictentiy | fluent to permit him to engage in extended professional conversations wwith agents and others who have ‘no English, ‘~-continued-~_ CERTIFICATION AND © ‘MONTHS EMBLOVED Had BEEN he THis NEPORT UNOER MY SUPERVISION a a : Soe WN TO BMP LOVE Ir en eee | HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOVEE, GIVE EXPLANA TIOM . . 20 —_— ~"TOPFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR GATE . i PED GR PRINTED NAME ANO EIGHA TuRE 22 May 1964 Operations Officer {sf Frederick Larkin 3 ; . BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL , COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL ° a oe I generally concur. with the Supervisor's ratings on Subject and on his génetal commtnts.° In direct dealings with this officer Iofind him an ABEVeSsive and well-rounded officer who carries a full load of projects and liaison activity, Ne is muking a Signi-~ ficant contribution to the Station's mission, , Jorriciaa tice oF navigwine OFriciat” [T¥FEG Om PRINT ad NANE AND MIGNATUAR { i 1 5 Basten lot Chief of Station {Sf J. Foster Solling SECRET | time. improving the ‘product--and with the cooperation of the loca service Re, Ma a ae ners erent tata at cis . i oa . Py HoctT ay - Hi nh ee *t ‘ sae Continuation of Section C, Fitness Report, attachment to HABT-2892, 22 May 1964 . ; ; Subject's rapport with nis agents and other contacts appenrs to be excellent; which is doubtless” | .. an important element in his continuing success with his projects. Subject is responsive to guidance and direction and when after full discussion a, course of action is agreed upon, he can be counted upon to take action within the agreed limits. econo _ 1 fa “Lo - Outstanding Porformance 1a 30 oxceptional In relation | . ™ SECRET ey ale es (then Bitled En) . 7 . EMFLOIEE seman NuMDER FITNESS REPORT: . ‘ a7sa3 a Gf_____GENERAL — __ OL At : i Je ve (Midttey . 26 Ju as-146 |p 2. DATE OF NIRTH 1 OFF/OIV/AA OF A93IGHMENT 8. CURRENT STATION 16. June 1921 |Male DDP_ Wi oF RePrort Poy ON INI TEAL RGASSICNMENT SUPERVISOR 3: OF FICIAL POSITION Tithe Ops Offteer % Cm (KM) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT . [—[remponany RE ASSIGNMENT EMPLOYER SSREER-PHOVIDIONAL (Sco Inetructione + Section C) | SPECIAL (Spacity)s .[ ff. OATE REPOAT oue In OP 31 May -1963 SECTION B a i] We Heck _Perfirmance ranges from wholly inadequate to slightly loas thon sfactory. A rofing in thie category requires . positive remedial action, The nature of the action could tonge from counseling, to further tealning, to placing on Ovscribe action taken of proposed In Section C. factory and js charactorizod neither. by deficiency nor probation, to reasalgnment of to separation, A- Adsayote Pertormance moore all roquizements. It is entiroly s ' a . ., oxéellance, , uo ~ : P- Proficiont Parformance la more thon sotisfactory. Desired roaults aro being produced “S$ - Strong - | Porformonco is charactorizod by, exceptional profi lency. Lo . tee ants of the work and in comporison to the performance of othera doing almitar work asto warron? spocial recognition, -__-SPECIFIC DUTIES) a period, Inoert rotting letter which bost deacribos the ina proficiont manner. List uo 10 sia of the moet Important spacific dutles porformad during the ratin manner in wh; h employee porforms EACH spacific duty. Considor ONLY eff ih supe vy rosponcibilities MUST be rarod on shale ability 10 supervise SEBLIPIS OUTY NO. F — ° —— Yairtaing contact with the Chief and other key officers of the Paychologtcal 4etion Department of the principal Argentine intelligence service. ony se LO A {indicate number clemployces auserrlaed. TPECivIC DUTY , Case officer for an important and large CA project run da conjunction with the local service, - , ; ficer for two unilateral CA projects ; one ‘in the propaga mos o fase o : usd the other pol{tical actioa vith {mportant FI overtones. ~ ie a a Seana aa PaaTins seaciric Dutt ho. 4 so . 1 SATE Case officer for tvo American staff agents in the CA field, Tuais involves . : fea. formal projects ant important developeental vork. DA tt . P Weer pte rr mere ere men Seema ne ee a rene amt TING . i LETTER ayo ‘A5cists the ‘Stetion CA officer in over-all and tactical planningy TY HG, 4 Hl - , i. . es . 2 ae id TWAT iNG | Lercen RALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION ~ : . Pan : Toho tra account aver phiog abour tha empleyoo which jefluances his offoctivanass In his current Powitlon acch ae pers H formtrca cf spacilic dutios, productivity, conduct on ied, cooperathveness, pottinest personal traits ov habits, ond | 4 3 overall perfaemance ducing the rating gerted,! = § porticular limitations ov ots, Baved on yew knowledge of empleyon st accurctaly soflocts-his lavel of perfermonca. piace the better in eee eerrasponding to the stotoment ohich mo . . . : i Lad aiiltt 1059 oe, : Tenreand # ae orem, i jee “ gbau 45 onsglaya PaevICU? BDITIONB. . SECRET - od fe aa ectvennss in performance of. thet duty. Ail omployoos | * 14-0000 Piadicate a SECRET ; (Bhen Felted Ent SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS nificant, strengths : ur weaknesses demonstrated in current position heaping” in pecper partrective Wik ep tanship to overall paclormance, Srote suggestions made for tinprovement of work perlormance, Give recommandotions for teaint aie smaal on forsiga Innguage competonce, Hf required lor current position, Amplily ce avploln ratings given in Section Hote grovid: va beasts lor dotarmining fvture personnel action. Mvnners cl performance of onagerlal of superyl sonny ear be described, if opplicoble. Subject in an ageressive, eager, and intelligent person who nol Logty ate wants to do with and where to take his projects. In the case of i project with the local service, Subject inherited an expensive project o ch little - control hdd been exercised in either effective utilization of fume. or he actual | -operationd. After analyzing the project to detersine the atate of assets, : capabilities, etc., Subject ingratiated himself in @ bighly commendatory way with the Argentines concerned to the end that Subject's ideas and positive cooperation ” Gro pow cought on a dally basis. This has resulted in greatly improved project management and, vetter, more demonstrable resulto for the money spent. : “Also, during this period Subject developed and. recruited ‘one new ugent , leading political eclentist with access to important political leaderg. In addition Subject inherited a project in the motion picture field which he hay developed into ‘80 effective mechanism which now promises to reach into the newspaper field. In addition to the above three projects, Subject is case officer for two staff agents - who between them handle four projects.” Subject has hod these responsibilities} for. lesa than three months and during this portod he has handled these assignments . profictently.. To Subjects language competence (Spanish). is profietent; he is able to conversa . meaning fully in Spanish with. persone of Antelligence interest who have no English. *, tes (continued on separate sheet) CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS: i . . a. ERTIFICATION AN ; . ‘ cree BY EMPLOYEE _ "AND € OF THIS REPORT __ Y SUPERVIBON ie This ‘nifeont Has W iT (Been snows Yo arLovEd, aive TENPLANATION ONT HT CHPLS sagen | Wet bey Subenvision : Right ote : , a : ; - en TOPPICIAL TITLE OF SUPGHNVISQR “t YYPED ON PRINTKO NAME ANO SIGNATURG ware oh May 145 operat: . : | eo , . . ah May 1963 j Operations officer Luss Prodeviek barkin AY REVIEWING OFFICIAL . ene mee net penne 3. = a se nee TOMMENTA OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL I. am in geseral agreement with the supervisor 's assessment of thie individuai,whom I have seen -Mirly frequently. ie is eely activa and &ajcresoive and bog moved ahead rapidly tnto new activities ln boty the Vataon and unilateral fivla. He has on. ly yecéatly taken over the direction and ision of two other case officers so if ia too carly to know what bia supervls abilities in this ares. Gre, but 16 ds in this direction that he snould vork fer brondering his career potential. f oo , eh way 1663 a Chief of Station ‘ . SECRET wo ut 4 rd ; é 8 ind 4 & Continuation of Gection C, Fitness Report, attachmen t to HABT-2300, 24 May 196 Subject has no important weaknesses. His aggresaivencss and eagerness have at times led to hasty action that might have resulted in profesoionally embarraening results. On the other hand, these very qualities resulted in a recent and important recruitment. Subject is responsive. to guidance and direction. He reports fully and within time mite, . Sudject's rapport with those with wham he is in professional contact appears excellent. | £ 14-0000 + MMR ee pene (then Filled Iny } a a - SECRET EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMMER FITMESS REPORT vat) {bfiddte) DECLINGO ME ABSIQNMENT/EMPLOVES 1 Re Poet ine PERIOD be 1 Jan £2430 Apr. 62 ALUATION, OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC: DUTIES. — orbormed during the rating perlod. Invect rating ‘pumbor which beet describes the | moarer: la which roployee parl 8 EACH esrsilic Conealdor ONLY offectivencat in performance of that duty, All employoos with supervisory ceaponsibilit MUST be vse? on their ability to supervine tindicate number of emplury uperrised). Ts Unsotisfectory T- Barely adequene [3 Accoptabla_ ae ‘Competent. [3 - Exceliont [6+ Supertor _]7= Outstanding Jsrecinic Sut Not Provide Hqo eyport to RATING sreciric bury No.4 Meet, order, debrief | fleld installations by reviewtay proje ta jnon-Us Covernoent figures of dotellige: and rorvwaniing then for approval, oben 3 and/or, operational dnterest. PPECIAL (Seecily) Cirie DUTT.NO. 8 Supervise 4 area dcok lity for operat onal and inte2i Aigvoce — * lpersonnel (ops officers, reports correspomtense | vith the field via She 5 5 jofficers, JOTs, pecrotaries) . soacirec DUTY NAS Prepare Oral Be seflovo, ] wating aPR Critic DUTY NO. 8 memoranda, studieg, Opeciel Group Papeys, ° : other correspoudence for BCI acd cther! 5 i 4 auser x orsicials of of CTA snd ouser UST _ducncide Be ec af . F OVERALL "EVALUATION sabe eearything obout the aundsree which joflvances his oHecthvencss ta his current positon » pertormanes of specific anduct on job, caisceest-reness, porinent persanal traits o¢ habits, particular limitutlans or talents, Based on loyee’e overall peri wornce during the roting parted, ploco the rating number {mn tha hax eorrospun-ting ta the yithat yout knowledge of ttgtanent earch watt here! of performance, cecyratoly roflecta oe + respects faila fa meet raguirements. onts but ls defielant in ane cf mere inpertaat tespacta, equireniants, e raquiraments, mance by Gvery ingeuere ee respect la superior, £03 Pestuzaance in evorp eusgerct 75 outstanding. DESCRIPTION OFT THE. EMPL OYEE___ on a a a ref at eee oe oa - SECRET: ay SS wesaaen San vidye portrgme, lar. 34-00000 SECRET When Bitied Int MARRATIVE DESCHIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE . ae ane demonsteated ine ‘eat po Litton Indies! uqge ition mode to omployes for Improvement al die fee Bis taininy Gose a Hf opp ute, his patantial tor development ond lot aetuming greater re. Amolity o eegisia, I oppespeats, ratings given is SECTIONS 6, C, and D'to provide the best boais tor detormining one! actions. : . Ms. Seith was head of the % venezuela Desk at the be og Inning of the reporting period. He left thie positior zhertly thereafter in preparatlon for on overseas assignzest, with anctber Zcauch of WiD. During his duty with WH/1, Mrs Smith was @ streas Seret. With his previous operational ezperlence and his innate good “ sense, he supervicsd tue Venezuzla Desk in a most effective fashion. This was | particularly evider.t éurlag tis Presidential visit to Venezuela and Colonbia in December 191. The effective tapageneat of the Headquarters aspecte of the visit called for a vell-coordinated, efficient and inteaclve effort by all concerned. ‘Mee Saith and the personnel ucier his supervision zeasurcd up quite well in this . oituation. SECTION F EXTIFICATION ANO COMMENTS te __BY-EMPLOYEE _ ~ : ser I here seen n Sections ions A, B, “Cl oO D ond E of ti of 1G a TIsH? oF PUPLOTER indienne tribeemtibmemeneeterryereetea oT ~~ BY SUPERVISOR NOT DEEN SHORN 10 & - Hd ToS RE BLT mh EL, OVE RAPLAHATION Subjact departed on overseas assignment. gone SOM ASE we Cole a G ane arn ! AbD SIGNATURE 3 TTea0 On Paint AG NAME AWO SIUNATURS POW Pttiay FILE OF Meee wiING SHEIKIAL 2 4 Re SR AA ee yeah cane raricca nee SECRET uate 14-0000 . . Lo SECRET oe (When Fillet in} +e wT M5 _ FITNESS Resont : ete age ed Bu “TL . ‘ “eanqcar.,¥: AMDGLLY LOU EPS Pose nevpoucs| gAGwOr FANE! ou ipoperpe oC begoeqgae 16 Junelg2k. Male. yp hth , foseph_De_.___. peg pee : \FOCOTID HTEIE AL MAROP EEG [AIS JU birahsLuppow Lot ait Hkeremey sncsr tiscoaN TE - i) _.._ Operations Officer Dop/ai/. 7 CAMERA STAFF STATUS tyra or ‘REPONT - Lpeike dhe ONMENT/SY DECLINKO [osweo Ts] AG AGIIGHUENT/EMP LYRE 11, REPORTING PEMI00 - | SPRCIAL (Spectty) ~— - {37 sul 61 = 31 Dec Gi. EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES ‘List op fo ain of the moet important spacifie duties performed during ‘The. roving period. Insert roting number which ‘bow describes the monng: in which employes perlorme EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of th duty, All omployece with supervisory rasponeibilities MUST be rated on their ability fo supervine (indicate number al snplayeos supotrtoed). Ve Ussorlstoctory 2 --Borely odequate 3- Acceptable |4-Compotent [$+ Excollent (6 - id 7 - Qutarcnding sPeciric ouTY KO. F Reviews, .assesses, ‘and || ratina;seeciic putt No. 7 Dra fta gpa hes, TE i wa ring so. loranda and cables, Edits and Gceaei on ne. erie ketal sity dratts project actions, sraurea "| 207 CLIGIOLE |théeir proper: coordination ari procease them for approvals _.__._- . to the £ fields. . _ | SPECIE DUTY WO. 2 Roccmne SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 Reviews and aanktors Bazine action to the field and policy to hte field monetary obligations snd-ex- 5 5 penditures i RATING [SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 4 SapePvISES 68 Fspares OFT zaarine MO. [specie oury 10.8 Keepa. gbreast of the "©. leer'gs and gocrétary'a work aod exer- pelitical and economlo situation in ; 5 .[etses general reeponsibliity for all ‘5 bis country and briefs Superiore as” operational and administrative duties gouesteda as An J nis unite _ : SECTION" EVACUATION OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION. __ . Suparigrabe 7 TO2S. . worything ahovt the employse which influences his offectivances in his currant pout pilerna snce A specific enaduct.on job, cooperative! 4, pertinonr peraonal traits or habits, particular iimitatlene xt iolents. Based on overt) pericsmeas during the rating period, glace the rating number in the bse gertopponding to the proftects his tavel of pesformun: Tosa iara oc cauat. Autias, productiei your saonledga af sinloyed" sistemas? whieh aos7 ngewe spapedcia Iaile.to meat foquitements. tidien? In ono a more Important toazecta, ie “Partoenanee in many inpo-tas meets moal clearly mmegis sie requirement (4+ Parlermance claarl, axcogde basic sequisements, 5+ Parfermance in evary Importen? raapoct ix superior, 6 + Pasforeance in every rdspect is outstanding, THING 29 O26 UNIDINA TING, BO een ere in mene nnnpee mec ener — peers HDR AP UTA O79 Coy VE ASS ETOF SECRET tar SECRET When Fillo In) NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOS PERFORMANCE SECTIONE Stresas sand weaknesses demanstevted in current position. Indicate Jugee tions mude to employes fos Improvement of his work, commendations foe hla taining, teribe, if oppropricte, his potential foe develonment and for assuming yrauter ra. sponsibilitios, Amplity of eaploin, H apprepiiote, ratings given In SECTIONS B.C, and 0 to provide the best basis for determining future personnel octions. This employee was new to Wi and served only about three months under tha supervision “of the undercigned. He brought wide experience and background in CA work to ths. Hranch due to his past experience in other components of KUHARK. Ho was applying himself industriously to tha task of learning about the WH area and specifically | Venezuela, for which country be was the desk officer responsible for FI as well as ‘CA works His performance was excellent and can be expected to imprcve with more ~ familiarization with the ares. : . RTIFICATION AND BY EMPLOYEE a setily thet T hove sete Sections A, 8, G, D end F of this, BIGNATUAE GP EUPLOTE oo , __'& April 1962 3 AAS HOT BEEN SHOWN Ta EMPLOTEE, GIVE EXPLANATION AUPONT mS OK MITHIN LAST $0 DAYS TYPED OF PRINT ED MAME ANG JIGNATURS 4 | /s/ Edwin iq, Terrell aaa nena a if WOULS PAwE OIVEN THI Bai D | Baring the period from the ration officer's daparture dn Oct 1961 until Hr. Smith wus resseigned to austher Brasch 1a Feo 1952 to oreparstion for an overseas Aselment, he demonstrated high eanpetence ia Ril of Ria duties, tharaby sonfimzing the rating officer's capectationa ja the last sentence of Seation E. On tha banda of this fiae perforvanee, Y would: upgrade tne, ratiag ia Section © trea 4 to $, “at onre. ee i rrrrrrraree Le OF Beyige:ma OF FiciA : TEU Ae Falnreo Bene aye DIGMA TURE 7 pot at Yorl 7 ewe. - Later 4 aprd] 1962 | acfye/1 1 fi. Reynofaa A ee a aneD SECRET ‘ oe o> ’ whee me ee ? , *. } ese eas | : (sen Cikisd fy)- a TRADING [ror Syaatch foste Reading) theakisg Writing f . : bo / part tine. . " ‘ : : re ci ure, part ae 16 : 1981 =-24 Murch wer Stuieata Student : ; 3B fatth - Year of Birth: 1921, FCP Mate: ; . Grade: Cifice : ‘ Septexiicor 1951, 2). CA Stag? | COURSE OBJECTIVES - COMES RT AND METHODS - : “ . thio to tha firet phate ia a three-phase baste sequence of 30 weeks, each phase Jaating 10 weeks, The gom:ral ala of tke courses La to emable the otudent to use the SpOKSh ; language with moderate facility ard scamacy ina large rimber of everplay eituas tions while providing a beais for further learning of ‘tha Lanpiaga elthar by: actual use in the area or by further formal atudy. The tarea unjer objectives Gf this phase of the course are to develop an ability: (1) to adequately dis- tinguias avi promamcs tbe rounds of ths language; {2) te use ays Upriawaly a SmoLl quaotity of Spaniah Sentences and oxpransions; (3). to ccamrehsad’ nora)» Speed rpcven Sranich In a Lintted ramver af everyley, Boneteclaince? situations, _ Ciaivad are Bald 2 hare per Gaye GS days a voek, Pequixtag a eledmos or 10 RAS Ge meparation per veo, To recelvo the maxizon benefit tres thats courze each otucent rheuld plan to dsveis at Inagt Wo-thirds of tho class ervporation Miss deing drill in ths lenguose iaterator;, | ACHIBVESNP RECORT Ea tS Student wrcgress fa svaluated gperiearily en @rtlic ant free cooversntion wx 2 Given durhoar thay ecu 36 3 3 as soaretiahle thos fe. Salta wll guys be sble % combdines ia the etirag, st thia Mae but dneniacas offiea dities 49 nat poradt 2%. We. Gaith bad ants A Vary pretitahie tess iy Syanicn ai tats course. ‘ Po SGN RERZCTOR @& SHATSERE: A8d Jun Ga BASETEE 28 May 1982, ee Lo fer Veatreetor wea Be foE-C-N-BeT {ween Pilea in) 14-00000 i | oy CONFIDENTIAL (then Filled Yay A eee a, The categnry checked telow is sn interpretation of the scores mede by the person named above on a battery of foreign languare aptitude tests. The relaticnships between test rerformance and subsequent training porformance cf trainees fn feency language training courses ere indicated by the erarhse next to the aptitude categories. The eraphs to the eft are for wor, and the grarhs right are for ren, From these erephs you can read ror each aptitude category the vrobability that a Tersen in that Category will perform in an Agency foreign language training course at an average Or better-than-average level. For exarple, 22 percent of the women who obtain an aptitude cating of "a" can be expected to be wwersdee or better {n course Performance, while § Percent cf the men with ratings of "8" can bee average cr better in course performance. A man feeds an aptitude rating oF " to have about the same exrectation of success in Language training asa woman with a rating of "@." At the other end of the scale, QC pereert of either men or women who obtatr, aptitude ratings of "2" can beexrected to do average cr better-thon-average work in train- ing. The differences tn relstionship ore due to differences between men and women in both]. training pérformunce and test Scores. On the average wocen are gomewhat higher on bothe ‘Rwince ts Ts 2 oF WOMEN BHOSE CAnCUAGE TRAININGS PERFORMANCE bg APTITUDE “ENPECTED YO DE avenace OR OFTTER THAN AVERAGE . cAYecory POO a ne 100 ao $0 ag Boor wry enose LANGUAGE TRAINING PERFORMANCE B53 + EXPT 3 TO BE AVE@AGE OF BETTER THaAK avCAace ee Sinca many things att Recfounance, Ja any cluns ef would ba expected rmanes f5 ¢ | Sm ree teh erento mes mica me aes Aneenerne es Tata report epy de shazs ts the tagieedesi ney 1674 44-0000 eo ~ SECRET (Wher Filled jn) EMPLOYER Sho C nUMAA FITNESS REPORT Go SECTIONA A _ GENERAL a a tee ee PE. aioe (Leet) [Fie 7, DATE OF BIRTH 3. 85x ry OAADE SMITH Gm 16 June 1921 _. M _| 13 ees 1, Orr/piv/aM oF aMaNT L seater [Guld Bre ald Bre a, = a Sea emenal NETO 5 x ANNUAL ' Ad ROMIGNMENT/EMPLOVER PPECIAL (Specityy —___... Ops Officer _ a CAREKH STAFP STATUS wT ELISIGLE | x MaMoER 7 CHOrERnHEO PenuINg “ |ORekinap + _[eenite ee 10. CATE ap PORT OVE i oF, | uo . 61 SECTION B B « List vp to sia of the most Important ape apecifie duties , perlormed during the? rating ¢ period. Insert tating number which beat describos the manner in which employes performs EACH sporific de uty. Consider ONLY offectivenaes in performance of that duty, All employ with supervisory responsibilits 1. Unseti Mactory 2. - Borely adoqu @ 3+ Accoptable 4» Compe ay 5: E: ad Saremtmans eco ar : SPECIvIC OUTY Nout or coneg ive, rite ae Rarino | Senciric DUTY No.4 ervige > the he estab- | RATING coordinate - etinite on opa "O. ilishment & 0-4 Su enance of basic files; ™® matters re ating ganda ares of Ce Hgipdi those deriving frorn'NSC & }and substantive® competence, CE policy papere & those necessary 5 : : : ‘the conduct of carnpaiyna, |. SPECIFIC. OUTY No.2 Originate, de velop. and Ha tina SPECIFIC DUTY NO. Participate ‘in review o MATING coordinate continuing strategic propa-| "| snd ‘contributes aubatantively to Agen y 5/6 r ‘Iganda car ff world-wide signi- $fsacé: (a at Gha iam - cutralism)” 3 planning-cycle documenta, SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 Analyze euch public an pain era ‘|er€ciric oury wo.e official papers & cormmunications a6 ray”. be regui rec an maintain hry wedge in | areas o ree HOLY zn to 15/6 he. assure ure sahtuk th fon Tope gens dia or rations; _ __ SECTION RALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT P Toke | inta occount averything about the employes which influerens ble offactivenaas In hte currant praition « parlormenne of apacilie duties, groductivitz, conduct on jch, Cooparativenass,.portinent carsonal volts ar th nite, particular Iattations af tatonrs. Based on your Wnawledya ef employou's ovarall wodcemonce during the rating pasiod, plage tha railing oumbus la the bow sorrespanding to the statemsar which myst aecuraiel; rafiocts his leval af sttlormunce, MUST be rated on thair ability to supervine (Indicate mumber of employees supervised), 7: Outstanding __ » Peefaunmncs Ja many ortvad reszects falle to maat caquirenanta, Ga Trea} 2 Pasloemanca meet uidesaita butte daficions In ove of marg Important respects, : ay - 3+ Patormance cloarly meats basic requirements, . | 5/ 6 d+ Porkormunce claaiz excoads bashe fequlraments, | : : | 3 + Perhormanca ta avary importon) sanzoct is augurlor, “ ot . & - Posfotaunee in avery taopoct ta outstandin: : Pose ct HOT areord Ge: - j GAGte Isenveo! wath, Give-tecomnonJuile ! sporsidilitles, Amplily ce explain, if uppicpriute, fulure personnel actions. SEC OAre 23 January 1961 « Tren 2 Romer GUE AVISION H toe heen COvvceTs OF ak Sarr oe eet emacs “| Gate SECR iuh 7 NARRATIVE OCSCRIPTION OFM NNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE ndicuta suggestions made to employee bv iaprovement of ble to, his potential fur development oni tor srsuming grovter ro. totings given in SECTIONS 6, C, and O ORR QPF py Mp ernicine oa demonstrated in current pocltion, | on hia troining, Ooacribe, tH onproprias Mr, Smith has-demonatrated both assignment to CA/PROP, With no prior e to WH affairs and has quickly developed b of that volatile group of countries and an Division (which, on several occaatons h services when his release from the staf pleted with dispatch and ‘in good order, . The rating of 3 with difficult and controversial field, in thia field leads him to the pres ~ unlike most of our other campaig country basis.and differently tall : oo . a During the abscnceé of the rating official Mr, Smith has acted.as Branch Ching, | CTIONF. IS UMPLOVER ad Ge Te q 4 ANNO] TMOG r nes 1 + . et OPPICIAL TIVE TOP BewIe ein On riceal i GA/C/PROF on competence and versaadry abace his xperience in the area, he was assigned oth a surprising knowledge of the problems excellent rapport with members of the ag indicated 4. strong interest in securing his (can be arranged), Assignments are com=| ET tet ind - regard to the proposed campaign on Neutralism- Natlonalism reflects only that we have not yet got underway in this admittedly The sum of research which Mr. Smith haa dona ent conclusion (in-which undersigned concurs) that ne this will-have to be conducted on & selected ored for each, : : : “CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS ‘BY EMSLOYEE _ Sections A PERVisOR CA/PROP/C/Guidance B rane Bait E oF eae ae nara SNOT OUING MADK-AT THis TYPED OR PRINT ASS { riadow. + {4 PM OR, tyes AOW.H, CARPENTE [CaS oe [/ Bihan Ae qty ‘gm Far aan and dog 2 Za Pere een va “y ef ae . WENRY/C, SUTHON. _ 5U a ? Ota mo ; , EBS retin, t a = chase : f3 _ nr? . cet SECRET - . Vv. eo aa : : Cithin Fillo tn) 22 WW ee - AMPLOTED fF ates NUMOEAR FITNESS REPORT ~ - os yx) ~ SECTION ASG = 77s ad). GENERAL oe 1, MAME (heat) “CF irety | (Middia) 2, vate or pinte a, 8x 4.974008 SITTH B, 26 June_l921 _ i agg- b. BEAVICE DGIIONATION! 6. OF 10% TITLE 7, OP F/DIV/OAR OF ASSIGMMEANT win Ylere! ’ PEL ETB iithittd 4 trea OF REPORT pitt CAREGR BTAFP STATUS ‘By : I [wor eureroue X [muwoca a AZ ASSIGNMENT /DUPEAVITOR 1%, Bata AGPORT OVE inco.e, = [tt. RaPORTING PERIOD SPECIAL (Specify) “ 7 "Chov 59 630 Mar éd° . EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF OF SPECIFIC DU puTies SECTIONS) OE List up to elm of the inost impactans specific duties parlormed dusting the rating perlod. Insort roting number which bew doseribes the manner in which employer porlorms EACH specific 5 ee Consider ONLY affacthvenoos In peclormance of that duty, All employoes with. suparvieory tponeibilition MUST be rated on thelr ubility to supervise (indicate mamber of employees euporrieed), 5. Excellent 6» Suportos . : NO. ‘a + Uncattefectory 2+ Boroly odequare | 3” Acceptable |4- Compatent SPR CIFIC Our NOt ° ‘ Aating Ss?aciri¢c Oury NO. 4 Operations officer, polities: a. ° Agsinting in political action planning — oo, . RATING [IHRCIFIC DUTY NOB eH eee o, HATING no. . . * . : NO. ation. - . inna OUrY NG. 2 . Collection and procdacing of " intelligence : RATIOS LEPECIFIC OVTY NO. O . range APLCIFIC Qury na,’ Or igination | of correspondence SECTION FORMANCE TIE in CURRENT POSITION Take into cecaual everything abour the emplozee whlch influances hie aftvetivenase in hit turran? pasition » padormanee of apecifle 455, oatinanr cereqoal truite oshoblts, particulate limitations os totents. Based on ng tha eating garind, _placa tha cating number In the bow soresponaing tothe duties, sraductivity, conduct oa job, cosparatl your knowiedgs al omiluyae’s gears! perforns strtemont which mos accvrataly sadlocta bie t stloenancs, f ebagedis foils 30 meet cequiromente, marta hutis daliclensin one os more impandAl ras pocte: l- pertamanes fa many imports 2+ Performanse meats most re gui 1. Parfarwance cisarly maars bose Quirenants, “4+ Partormanca cladely azcaads bosic rsqulremeats, BS - Perfermgnce in cvesy bicpestant respect Is superiar. 4 - Bocloemsace in avery resprekio gut standing. s TMINND CLEARLY OiScsw ure ie OAD SECRET ecam eae 45 casccare meavraue Garrrens. SRE, SECRET : When Felled in) SECTION E- WARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE nee ee Straus strengths ond woaknosset. demonstroted in current patition. Indicate suggestions ande to amployce for improvement of hip work, Give fem mn ends lens foe hile talaing, Describe, iH upproprlate, his potential fur development und los assuming geecter re: sponeibilition, Ancity of engloin, if uppropelate, rotings gives in SECTIONS B, C, and id fo provide the best basis Ins determining futvee personel cotlans, Subject io an. exceptionally uble political action officer. Ills capacity for grasping a wapidly developing political oltuation quickly and for making on-the-spot deciuions 16 quite uniqus, and he would be a powerful addition to any station vith a challenging political progran. He io not always able to -Oeparste the significant from the insignificant ond therefore tenda to over- report. He ta also inclined to operate more as a singleton than as an inte-. grated senuber of on operations team. He has been quite successful tn . exploiting PP contacts for FI by-product. Additional training docs not Sppear- negenoary at thio time. v7 Ta preparing this report, careful consideration was -given to the guidance in FS Field Dispatch No. 20-40 which recognizes the principle of rating the individual against the group, and establishes an “average” rating ag being an entirely: satisfactory performance. ‘The eupervisor, however, ‘considers thiga Fitness report to be in keeping - with that guidance -demattens ae t8 _ _ “this roport hes boar peas : Hendards fy nat The: gros ae Lowe gefillactony parfarmance, 6 vt vee whe am Tee ne CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS oo eri iii T) Th MGHATURIE Or CnPLOYNE fof Joseph B, Gaith BY SUPERVISOR IF 11S REPORT WAS NOT ULKN SHOWN TO EMPLOY 8 CD ond E of of th # Report, MONTHS EMPLOTES MAS agen MADER MY SUPEEVISION Ter VO ON PRINTED MAME AnD RIGHA TUME fof Ronald } H Richandsoa MYLY FAMILIA Pte AMPLONEE? UING OFFICIAL | COMMENTS OF RE oO ames AND AGAR 1 Ebina Dericiay [Teco ua Pai i : As) | : 8, John fH. Richanison - = hon At it fy Awhen Fillod tiny Te, : SECRET “ EMPLOY SERIAL NUMOEA ape —L_OS- Ln OFr/olvean oF ASSIONMENT Nanila ‘<ENTNESS REPORT Fo SECTION A _ GENERAL tare thew) (Piet) (ise) : 17. pare or o1p om _ SMYTH 9: | a | 16 June_1921, : , __ OPS Ofvdoor, PP ant CARTER Share STATUS: ORNDING REAISIONMENT/EMPL CY GE UPECIAL (Speciiyy : : ‘Promotion . “EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES Insort rating number which boat describes the vin parformanca of that duty, All employoes Aumber of employees aupervised, SECTION B List up 10 in of the mast important specific duties performed during the rating period, monnes in which employes parforms EACH spocillc duty. Consider ONLY effect with supervisory responsibilities MUST be roted on thelr ability 10 supervise findic 1. Unsotlsfactory = * [2 = Borely adequote 5 - Excellent sercinic OUTY No.1 As case officer has AA TING wecieicouTruo:4 Agpgists in the pro- directed and managed tvo well. [0 duction of Station PP themes a8 estabiiched PP projecte. ©. -y(0 * required. . ao & = Superior 7 ~ Qutstanding SPECIFIC DUTY No.2 Gerved asa principal aATINe jarecinic GUTY HO. 8 apa officer for a special election Acts ee Deputy Chief, PP - project. ...." , 6 Tian aTTTE Saas ana proauen ES PORE FTIR intelligence eevording to Station . I _§ | Lo. aip Tequirementa, . pod . yee . SECTION C "EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFOMANCE IN CORRENT POSITION ~~ Take Into ceccunt everything about tha singloyae which influences his eflectivances in his current postition » parlacmanco of specifle tuting, productivity, sondyct on Job, coogerativanosa, pertinant peraoncl toite ac hebits, particuloe limitations or ratents, Saaed on your knowledge af employda’s uvarall patiamance dusing the rating porind, place the rating aymber In the hux cartasponding to the stotermany which mast occurntuiz rotiaces hie level of perlowanea, 1, Parformunce isportant cospects balla te moat sequirsencats. pe 2+ Performances meets mast roquiremobata but ie daficiany in one or were important deapects, (3+ Parhormance clacely maors baste requlraments, In/s | Ve hs Pedormonea clearly dzcoads basic sonulsemonte. eek 3 - Perfssingaca in avore important rqaspect ia cuperias. . . tA ae ' . : ° 6 + Portaraanes in @vary rocspect la suletend GF THE EMPLG ato whith o SECTION DESCRIP TI tenting bowet below, shack ( muloyeoe ¥- Least pceslble dogia "TE" Livited degess Gur standing doyree - ae arene ab Lead Segre] mapaneithiel a . “ OMARACTERISTICS me peat f aul iskaven Sn ne ad Gets Teinas oone ee aes ns 3 Ode WHE NEED ATIUES : MAINT ALMING AML O1SFORING CF RECORDS 4.00000 SECRET (When Filtad Iny N OF MANNER OF JOB PERFOUMANCE enews een . opvtroted im eyrant pacltion, Indleote sug yastions mate to employee for improvemant shh + Give recommendations for his troining, Qoscrike, If upprepriate, his potential for daeelagmant and foe Dasuming grovier re. sponsibilitias, Amplily ot explain, WU apprapslote, ratings given In SECTIONS B,C, ond © t0 provide the best basis for dararmining fvture parsonnel uetlons, : : , Bubject’ has a well developed background applied to PP operations in tho Var Zast. He hag continually demonctrated initiative and imagination 1n obtaining the maximum production from his projects, and bas developed new. asseta of defini te value to the Station. He is a capable handler of agents, and has particular potential in the political action field. He haa proven cupacially effective in a special election ; project in vhich he handled and developed numerous high level contacts. No particular Weaknesses were observed. Subdjoct is well qualified for senior operational assignments in either PP or FI, and is reccommended for promotion. Bince subject ie planning to . return fora second tour, no additional training i9 recommended at this tine. In preparing thio report, careful consideration Wap given to the guidance in 72 Field Dispatch No. 20-h0 which recognizes the principle of rating the individual against the group, and eatabliahes an "average" rating as being an entirely satisfactory performance. The supervisor, however, considers thia fitness report to be in keeping with thet guidance in that subject has clearly demonstrated a high degree of Operational capability aa indicated herein. . ; De . . : oo 3 eee CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS . : oo '_8Y EMPLOYER hot i hove seen Sections A, H, C,.0 ond E of this R ae _. Pe eaPLoved ee Sr a “BY SUPE lovanber Sg MOM 74 EMBLOYEH HAS OGRN - iv. Tals AAP ORT HAS HOT 4 UNCEAMAT SUPE UV INION [et GA (Specs, DATE Orrtcial TITLES oF suPERVISON _5 Hovenber 1959) Cy enema erie TITUG OF BEwiewna OFFICAL Trrra os famttg wand aN HONNTOOR . ‘ Abeer EERIE . . . 9 Hovemter 1959 | Chief of Station Lele tf alate nase SECRET . . - vee ome . SER SECRET 9 November 1959 - " COMMENT OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL: HALSEY, ROCHON and I have carefully reviewed this Fitness Report in order to comply with division policy of avoiding overrating, We are satiefied that TOOHILL, who has been givén a high rating with respect to specific performance characteristics,. fully merits such rating, During the fourteen yeara I have been ‘with the Agency, I have had the. opportunity to observa ‘personally - a gocd number of political action eperation officers. Addition= ally, I have worked closely with TCOHILL during the current ‘1959 Philippine election, I have no hesitation in stating that I regard him as an unusually qualified ofticer for political action in the field, I teli¢ve also that he should bw Premoted ag acon aa practicable from GS-13 to GS-14, re SL Lh aden STLPHEN P, SHCRDEM iapoo00 oh. au (then Filled In) Pome ‘a i". Lo SECRET ; tt : FITNESS REPORT (Pait 1) PERFORMANCE - : ‘ TR STRUCTIONS : ‘ : \ FOR THE ADHINTSTRATIVE OFFICER: Consult current Instructions for completing this repart. FOR THE SUPERVISOR: The report is designed: to hetp you eaptess your evelustion of your subordinate and to transmit thie evalustilon to your. supervitor end senior officials. Organitation Policy sequirea thet you inform the subordi- os e where he stands wlth you. Completion of the report ean, help you prepare for a” dhec in with him of his . strengths ond weaknesses, Et ia also organization policy that you show Part Tof this report to the employee except uader conditions specified in Regul on 20-370. It is recommended thet you reed the entire fora before completing any qestion. If this is the initial report on the eoployee, it aust be cocpleted and farwerded to the Office of Feesonnel na later than 30 deys after the dete indicated in item 8. of Section “A” below. : TSECTION A, _ GENERAL . 1. NAME (beer) (Firat) . (4iddie) 2, OATS OF OFATH SERVICE OFS1 GHATION ___ SMITH Jogeyh -. B 16 June 1921 BM pp: : 3. OFFICE/ORVISION/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNNENT @. OFFICHAL POSITION TITLE - , Manila’ Ops Officer-- center, (PP : 7. GRADE | 8.” DATE REPORT OU th OP . 0. PERIOD COVERED BY THIS REPOPT (Inclusive detes)- ~ . GS-13 15 March-15 September 1956 youiie fA iL. 10. tre OF REPORT [X[ cert] esatsvexersteravsvvinoe weucian (Spectly) coer ee) Es : ; “CERTIFICATION NOT SEEN SHOWN TO THE ' THIE REPORT ACPLECTE Me Gen OPiNj)ONd OF THED INDTe wioyau. . Trtt RAPORT MEFLECTS tHk ComeintS OPINIONS OF wYBELE AND PREVIOVS SUPERVIGONS,- 1 GVALUATE wid som Otaro BF HAVE OFSCUSHCS wiin this CePcoveh nts BTAENGtNS MHD WEACWERSES 80 THAT We ANUeS COAL ME Bhaw OS, VP AMDIweouaL 1. wore w.clhon 0. ae TER WAS SENT 1 wie Ba COPY ATFECHED 10 tH dadtividuar amonrs now aace etcause (Speci fy pi C. WED CR PRINTED NAME ANO SIGNATURE OF SuPERVISOR]O. BUPEAVIGOR™S OFFICIAL TITLE THIS BATE : .5 Nov 58 Willian T, Tarrant Chief, PP woe : ———__— FOR THE REVIEWING OFFICHAL: ECOND ANY SUOSTANT?AL DIFFERENCE OF OPI mtOm #5TH THE SUPERVISOR, OR ANY OTHER THe . . , FORMATION. WHICH WILL LEAD YO & DETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS REPORT, - ‘ [ ! 1 NiO -SHeert “UL certify that any substan I difference ofsopinion with the supervidor is refiected ia the above section. 1. TNs ‘ATE s. TyP ED CA PRINTED NAUE AND F1GuATURE OF aCe Cains €. OFFICIAL YOTUE OF BEVIESING OFFICIAL . . OFFICGs . - Nov 58) SN seorge co3 i . coriga &. $00, PERFORMANCE EVALUATION oo ; WNG ON GENemay PeAFORN OF by : _ - Consider ONLY the productivity und effectiveness with which the andividuel being tated has pecfgened Goring the eating period. Coapare bin ONLY. with others doteg sisilor eork st 9 similer level of respons - Factors other than productivity will be taken into necuunt Later in Section D. t ——reneramers Yo. OCRS MOT PEAFGUY DUTIES apEQvatine: me ts INCOMPETENT. BUSECY ADEGWATE tN PERFOSVANCE: ALINSUGH HE MAS NAO SPECIFIC GuIGANCE CM TRAINING, HE OFTEN FAILS 70 5 CAARY Gut ALSPONSF ALLELES. ; : + D- PRAPGRMS MOST EF MIS DUTIES ACCEPTABLY: OCLASIONALLY REVEALS SOME eoea OF BEAN ESS. TNSta? 4+ PEaCIRUS GUTEES ae A COMPETENT, EFFECTIVE wannta, Rating 3 1 A FINE PeuPciwANCe: CANALES OUT wane OF HIS RESPONSIBILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY @FLL. . nusara é PEGFCMaS HER DUTIES IN SUCH AM OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT mE UF COUSELES BY FEW OTHEA PERSONS SudON TD Tu€ SuPERvesoR, : aawerrs: Subject has proven himself te be an effective an’? productive case officer. : ; eipc acts > re ADT ORO " t foew te. 45 (Part 1) ch Foes ie asp age mice. SECRET Performance cap rewyooy ABE QSSOLE TE. 14-0000 ee . SECRET _ (Phen Fitted Iny ELE Ob pe SPECCEIC Outs BaTiNG? OW Pénromuance” DIRECTIONS: \ : tsa a. Stete in the spaces below up to ain of the more Important SPECIFIC duties performed during thid Soting Period. Pisce the mst important fiest. To not Inclinte minor or nnimpoertant dut . ¢ duty. i Db. Rate performance on esch tpecific duty consideting ONLY effectiveness in fie nee of this spec €. For euperviaore, adility to aumervise will alwaya be rated asa specific Wirtz IS cp t 1 in visors those who superviae @ secretary only). 2 ak fis . d. Compare in yout mind, when dle, the indlvidual being” fated with others performing théGseme duty at o simnilee Level of respontib ye. @. Two Individuéle with the tane ‘job title msey be performing different dutiemaet #0, rate then on different i duttes. ROOM . f. Be specific. Exeaples of the kind of duties that might be rated are: . * . . ORAL BRIEFING MAS AND USES ARKA KNOWLEDGE CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS ‘ ; GIVING LECTURES DEVELOPS NEG PROGRANS . PREPARES SUWEARIES ! , CONDUCTING SEWINARS ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES GRRVAN . ‘ 4 ORITING TECNNICAL REPORTS WANAGES FILES DEaRIEFING SOURCES : ‘ ‘ CONDUCTING EXTSENAL LIAISON OPRRATES RADIO KEEPS BOOKS 1 t . TYPing COORDINATES TI™ OER OFFICES : oRtves TRUCK ¥ MAINTAINS AIR CONDITIONING TAKING orcrarros WRITES REGULATIONS SUPERVISING PREPARES CORRESPONDENCE EVALUATES ‘SIONIFICANCE OF DATA duties may be droken down even further if supervisor ‘conalders it sdvisable. e.g, combined key. stion, in the cese of a redio operator, : . . &- For some job “end phone op PERFORMS THIS DUTY iW AN QUISTANDING MANNER FOUND IN VERY sce MOLI OUALS MOLDING Siwt- “LAR 4033 CELS ANYONE P KNOW (NW THE PEAFORWANCE OF’ - 1+ IRCOMPE TERT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS OUTY @- DARELY ADEQUATE in THE PeRFomwanct OF THIS, 2 OLScRIPTivE: Outy : PERFORMS THIS OvTY ACCEPTAGLY . as 7. : RATING a. ‘ huvecr | a. PERFORYS THIS OUTY IN A “COMPETENT WaNWER |. - THis ‘OUrY- : 7 ‘ Ss PERFORMS THES OUTY IN SUCH A Fine MANNER . THET HE 13 A-OLSTENCT ASSET ON HAS 409 * : arteiive ButY mo. RATING - ro. 4. i | As case officer directs ‘end tianages nuwacay - ne - : a | two vell-cstablished Pp ops wet 3 Acts | as s Deputy Chief PP . : . |'Coltects’ and produces’ intel Ligenca are eecrere cure . ve oo nuwaee according to Station requirenenta 5 E “ye » | Assists in the production of Station | sus 8" mee, , i PP themes as required - 5 . . ; : : )- HABAATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF J08 PERFORMANCE . wot - : wba DIRECTIONS: Stress strength: and weaknesses, particularty those which eltext divelopaent “on “Present job, _ Subject has @ well Geveloped background ‘applied to PBOCTOATE operations in the “Far East. He has demonstrated he is a careful and productive case. officer and a capable handler of agents. Wo particular weeknesses were observed. b , H i if a Ck _SUUTABILATY FOR CuRRERT JOO 18 GHGAN | ZATION SECTION 0. . 7 en tT 7 Par 7 ‘DERECTIONS: Take ‘into aéecount here everything you knae dbour the tn productivity, conduct in the gob, Partinent personal characteristics ce Nabita, ap lidofects or talent sand how he fits in with your team, Con- porg hip with others doing si ae sork of about the same level. : . : a Ves GEFINTTELY UNSuL Teale © WE SHOULD BE SRF ARATED 7 + sOCLLO NOT AVE ACCEPTED MIM IF} MAD CNOWH IAT 9 amon ‘nor sOELOR AVERAGE QUT BLTH NO GLAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING BY oars + OF DOYOTFYL SurTaszitity, Jo A BARELY ACCEPTACLE weLoree. . 5 RANT HIS Sor amerian a 1 OF THE SauC SurTaDiLi te AS MOST PEOBLE 1 eNom IN THE OMGANTZALLON ra RATING eA RINE EUPLOWEE 5 WaS SOWE CUTS TANOING STREN SINS . auweus TORY UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON I TEMS OF THE REQUIAEWENTS OF THE of Gays tation . ETSELLED Oy Onur «© ffm iN SUF Fragility FOP sOQK ih re ORGANI TATION 18 THES INSHVIQUAL MTTTER SUITED FOR SIAN IN SOUL CEWER POSITION IN THE GADANIZATIOA? Cyee C9 EMPL aE ruler Well qualified for most operutioml assismments both PBCCTCATS and DIGHOGTLY. rt ’ - ww moe . + ) . . .. = : - we SECRET a at r 14-0000 as _ SECRET ‘ 4 _ 2 DEC REEy:” a Folded tay og . wae : . ; “FITNESS REPORT ‘(Part U) POTEN tRSTRUCTIONS _ ult current inasteavtions for compl=ting this epe ton ta § superviuor, ansl te spiropelete carers manage. the employer being rated. 11 30 NOT ta be shown the tated emmlyy Tt da recommrmted that you read the entire ort before completing 7 qweetion. Thie report ie \ to he completed only after thr cop boyee hae been unler your Pervirion FOR AT LEAST 99 U8¥N, FF less than 90 aye, bold anl comlete alter the Qodnys han claverd, Tl this is the INITIAL FAUET on eopley however, it MUST be FOR THR SUP EEYEEOR: This report dea privileged communie . Ment awh peracunel officiate concern wR the potential completed and forwarded to the 8 no later than Mslaye efter the due date indierted in item & uf Section below, SECTIOM be GEecRaL - a ao — - - ' te . (Last) “, (Firat) iddley . DATE OF pilot - 2. Sts 4 BRAVICE OF SIGNATION os Joseph. Be | 16 June I92t | FE DP. . 8. OFF MCE /EIVIBION/ OR ANCH OF RSSIGNMERT my in SFr ica a “ens Thom Veter _. “| Ops.Officer-Depuby-ontet,(PP) TC REPQRT CUE in oP o. PERIOD CorERiD Tactusive £,(F% _ PO. twee oF atroar Pa (Check one). pSeCTION Fe t cueriry mrs PUPpAT REP. 8. TYAEL: Om Pw THAT: rage [cs Burpee C1St8D OFF ICtAL TUNE La Db ii) eM ATU oF wevitats OrFici at ; lor. g eorge E. Aurelk : : . “pseeriow 6g, Lu. — ESTIMATE OF POTENTIAL. : , , 1 Pore: GREATER Ae ROMS TONG ETIES : toe oa Paint aM irevaii vores TARE Tea Considering other krade aad type ot masignment, cote the employer « potential to asaume greatee ; respunsibidsties. Think in terms of the kind of responsibility en rtered at (he varings bevels in hia kind of ] : work. a . . f+ ALREADY ABEVR THEO LE VEL at waice sare SPACTURY PERF ONMANCL Can OL Ceercres . . , 2.- MAS FLA O tel neantst Levee at Puro SATUSF Ag aay PEAT OM nee Can ne reorcreo . sf . . P+ MARING PRUGHESS. QUT NEFOS Hoat Fist BEFONY HE CAN AR ThathED fo A Sumi oMeate AUEPONSIBINATIFS : . . 4 5 (+ HLADY FOR TRAC iMG 1h ASSOMING GAL atin stsrossigicr rigs 4 . ! | Ss witL PROgAnLY: ADJUST CUBCKLY To Re RG PONST ALE Burts as teour YUR THE b. TORINING . Do 7 - t “Patiae & + Atkesoy AB uMing MOH KESFONS ID HTies PEC TED AT MID, PRESENT ates . . . - . ' . yuMaes 7 ooh LRELP PEON AR PERSON ma 13) ONT OF veo hE Consotans FUP Ebb ASSUMPTION oF HOHE R | . . ! - . . 7 ve COWL RLS SPOMS Eo ETECS ue 6 : PumyiSGHe Forte Tiat Anseer this) qu ¥ this [person the lity te bea puperys see? so . ¥: indscate Lelow your opinion o¢ | Ys wt the devel Of Supervssory L i SUITAILE 7 3. dndicate your opinion by pac ink Mirhee cok ihe jfesesiyt ih te to oe vujeh comes closest : to expresaieg your opidion iw the appropriate dolurn, If yave ratieg ia han OF TVESe, note your : fata cin “sctuak? cdluan., Of basec LEAT ‘lute “petcintial® colunr, on frdoigeg sofehis . arscerprien 277 HAE ao 13 gst 5. SUPCRW un i Tk .. oy oe oy oe \ watins doe BEL PONE WMV tba #OuLD BEA Bt AN tN TetS pind BLS pty. _ . 2+ SRLaR Yt cherviauan LB Oty an ave ROPE ESO UH THES Pifea cea z 3+ Bete ve vA #ouLa ur A $T@aNG § th Tet SE tue OM : . ; . ~ : . Poy coer leaimeeimenes - ‘ m1 + teckoscrans of proleseianal spar 3 ‘ fcfadives of various xinusy weres ss recquest (Rieat dine] - . : ee mt as : } Ja aeaue oe vueeavespes Pq GAs es atk Second dang suneryverre 2? i f fanaa oe wae see (Faccutive leyal) aeOm SoM Phe ote cuweorase Laer, oageuisaltroe URNOD tsdocsar SPE Ae Scehematins artuyr rege wat ahavets ane atom caserur cooncrasrian PETES Lele soe weweltn OF rar coenaets 1088 arose (3 ecules ~ HUFL CED Pareto Eb ti Ges . a. _- . : INT US (Part H)orsee nara a. SECRET Potential m PEt omkoia rE, 3 4 } -Pstctiow ¢, : DESC FAN OU NT OU AL SECRET re : _. (Ohen Fed tot Tad i tar APPRONIWATO WUNBE® TOP MN IS THE SATE PUL OT EE SAE BREN UNTES TOUR SUPERVISION 6 months or 3. INDUC ATE 4. COMMENTS CONCERNING POTENTIAL < ‘Qualified ao senior cave officer in doth PROCAES aud TAGS oor pgtivities, ~ 25 Hg MAli ROW SECTION H. _. a FUTURE PLANS 1. THAINING OR OTHER DKVELOP a ence PLANNED. POR THE VNGUNIRUAL DESCRIPTION 0 OF INO1VIEDUAL DIRECTIONS: This scetion ie peovided as an aid to Ueacribing athe mtv itual aa you sea him on the job, Interpret the worde Piterally. On the page below are a serion af statements Mhat apply in same degece to aust | the, left of cach atptement Lao bow unloe the heading “category. * Read ¢ atatement: and. inacet Yn the) dew the covered ed by th catevery Ao sober wahich best tells thow much the statement applies me ake pers Rie HAVE NOT OOSEAVED THASa seve€ GAN GIVE NO STENLON AS TO NO > INOFYTOuAL voy . 5 APPLIES YO THE INOPNIOUAL TO THE: LEAST POSSIRE BeURTe . . CATEGORY NUMBFA «2+ APPLEES TO INDEVEOUAL TO A LIMITED OTGREE 3+ APPLNES TS INDEYEOUAL. TO AN AvexAGe OF CREE 4 erties u AN APOVE AVERAGE DIGREE : woe : moa, _. = aN DUTATANDING ba gait ; : _ : ; oboe ATATEMENT cattooay . startet 2 Ce ereaeri ts whatuas 3 SrOMd erty agadcre aot 19 $O6 amo tmnese eormt ae wae 4 22- imecew seceavans ate bam WARE LECHSESVA ON “IY 4 2. snoes cerareaayty Ute ewre NRED AE HED: “ay OARDL EHH OF Saw Ftadreas FF + ACCEPT ER arorense ged. = } : 4 was cue tearnve . y " aa boarerenseg h 22. U9 trovanteur af otetey mop e wee ee. ore nnn ef — -? = 4 A. Th aw bir the fa mis tetas "i . Pas vONRS etka UNeRe tne . . fi Vyet- Stas tba thy 598 aR ee teomae etyd. Te teens. . 3 ' Bie geoedogt seo suited !. sates oa ——- at ene ea ela fn en 3 me: H : 3 f. Oa386 ota to fee8 h fle. gate vee ace h.- lis. ba seceetty gentcvoxs auersisnce ‘ H atteao surat : : oe et a oe 4 | Po Gem SH A006 Bere Padre k frye ca seananece H 1 DA. men CUytr ese 4 foes { neeusbeet h | 6. wee wiwoer roe races 4 i 4 1 oO. G68 Termes cove a rs 4 7 FO. CON Cem e ee ne 6 ee re SECRET : 14-0000 ; i ‘ i i | i i ° 6s SECRET Be one Pilled ta) Con { rs ng this Faport. rare Tin a RIMINI STRATIVE OFFICER: eC POW TNE SUPheVE So: This: report be designed to help you eaprese your evaluation nf your subordinete ant to trenenit thie evaluation to your superviens end senior oficiole, Organisntion pflicy requites thet you inform the suborsdi- Uvscuesion eith hin of hie nels e he atond Camptetton of the report cen help zs prepere for an atrengthe and weatnes tien policy that you shee Mart Lof thie renort ta the employee cacent aleo organi unger conditions sheetfed ia a OU. Tt bn recommended thet you reod the entice form before commicting eulation, 20 any tueation. ff this de the laitial tenort an the cenloyee, Veeeemnel na tater than JO days efter the date indicated in _iten a, SECTION A. j of tection “A below, fleat) (Pieaty (Widdley Tt. UATE OF grate A, BEAVIC® CLS GNATION Jonepn Be 16 June 1z2t- | f- _# DP- SB. DPFICE7DIVISIOM/ORANCH OF ASDIGHMENT OFF TCT AL Poe Troe Titer @. CATE REPORT DUE IN OF ___» Special. _ 4s. ft as . (Specify) — mcPornt ¢ iaube Promotion actio: Wala Int aateas _ THIS MEP OR ae Po eroat werteere, We pee Cormtome OF Tare amon J ‘ we Chcon D ‘ s “dr tacwns 0° 9 fare vibvas. Gus er uve] y “ ; . 99 PLeryawance atcavee (Specify)i - wave OFseuebeD ete furloree wat trataatas dav vese €3 80 THAT HE omg ulate we OTAmoD. . . . . PRINTED NAME AND ‘Eranatuae OF $urF ate SUPERVISOR'S OFFFCrAL TITLE Wwsdas 2am T. Tarrant te ‘th lef, PP. Foe ee Revitwing OFFieia FECOMD ANY JURSTANTIAL DIVEEHINCE OF GPtaiou ITN THC SUPERVIDOR. Of ANT OTHER Ne Fanaa tion: waite Loy Cie 0 a OLE TA UNDERSTANDING or pes, werons, JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION mg om oe 6G: raat t Pearogua OF BV es . Connider GALY Ube producti y pad elect veaesa with which the ducing the rating prrjad. Compare hin ONLY th others doing sieilsd sork ato Factors athor than productivity wit) be tahon tuto secoumt Inter in Section B. miler Devel of respo sihility.. ——— - DOLS NOT PHAVOAM OVTIAS ADLOUATELY, HE 1S INCOWPEIENT. f + BARLEY ADEQUATE [hy PERF ONMENCE: ALTHOUEo nh WAS HAG SPECIFICS CUlOMne GOR TRAINING. ME OF TO% alg sd CaBeY Gut HESPONSIOtEE TEES. 5 PLADORUS WOET OF WIS DUTIES ACCEPIASLY: OCCATIONALLY WEeEALS SOME 26£S OF aL anness. . FERFORUS DUTIES im & COMPLIES, CPEECTING WARNES, CHHRIES OVE MANY OF rh HECPONST ATES iT Cayereso G- Lm) A PINE PORTOGMAKEES CaeceeTiomacew aCad. Fa OTulh #425043 anOey TO easing : S PEMPORUS Had BUTEES Th Sut 4H OUTSTANDING MANNER Instr He, Trt SUPE avisoR, Subject has prov ven, hinself to be an effective end productive case officer. . 2tP ca watt at : teas a, 49 (Part 1) Gr pores ay ano ans muien” SECRET ; Performance ta - age omsore te, - uo it met be crapletod ent forwarded to the “fice of : ' f i H i t { i. La I t i i 3 i i 4 a i i ? “Peecceetc curv ma, P SECTION 0. A DIRECTIONS: . Take Into account here © everything you, SECRET . ° — arnice Ot ofa fBhen Filled Tn)j SaTencs ON REBFOMM ENCE OF sPucuric Outta . . . PIRICTHC . . o. State in the specee below up to sis of the mare important SEFCTFIC duties etch gy 3 oy? ating Fieve the most important first. Dp not inglute miner or unimportant dulics 158. z Bb. Kote performance on cavh apecttic duty conatdertng ONLY etlective sin performenvée of ao et ¢. For Perviae bility to eumervier will eho d. Compare in yout aind, when possible, similar level of ceanoneaibility. e. Teo individuele’ with the sane “job tithe may be perlorming different duthen. duties, f. Be apecific. Panmploa of the bind of duties that aight he cated are: “ORAL BRIEFING © - WAS AND USES’ AREA. KNOML BOGE ing “DEVELOPS NEW Proceeds” PREPARES SUUVARIRS PREPARES CORRESPONDENCE a. For ome jobs, d and phone operation, in the ¢ of a sadio operator. eas ourY Oe Pe found iw veRY FoW Veo VIDUALS HOL Dm TT ar) ae raronwanct 2+ BARELY ADEQUATE UN THE PERFORMANCE OF THs Lan 7008 OLSCRIP TIVE outy peeroeus THis outy acceptaaLy oo 7s EXCELS anyone Assist in the production of Station PP themes: de required 7 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION, OF MANKEA OF 408 PunFouwanct™ 7 : ERECT IONS: Stress asteongths and woakncspai, part Tculasty thoée which: affect development on Present job. “Subject. bas 4 Well developed background applied to POCCLOATE. operations in the Far East. #é has demonstrated, he is & careful and. productive case officer and a capable hondler: of ayeritss : No pa tlewlar Weaknesées wero observed. : norte tenet eee ee Pertinent personal. charac sciatica lor habits, ap pare him eath-othecs. doing similae work of about OCrru fur unsul Tage + WE SNOULO period, uty. eye be tated as @ “ypecd tle duty (de net cate a supervisors those perwieae a eocrotary onty). . the (ndividual being ented with others peMlEipn Oy anne duty ata Ul 20, rate them on different CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS: Giving LecTURaSs . . ‘SEMINARS AVALYZFS INOUSTRIAL REPORTS GRETING TECHNICAL, REPORTS WANAGES FILES DERRIRFING SOURCES CONDUCTING BXTBRUAL LIAISON OPERATES B4uI0 + KEEPS pooKS TYPING COORDINATES G1TH OTWER Greiess “DRIVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION URITES REQTATIONS MAINTAINS AIR CONDE rioniwo EVALUATES SLQNIFICANCROF DATA SUPERVISING may be broken down even further if supervisor conelders Jt advisable, ©.6s. Combined hey ‘ a ofu PHS OU TY IN aa ou lp tanbing- ehunen T- © Siaj- 1 ANOW IN THE PERFORMANCE OF numer RANT WIE S Faparion OF Tre Same “Sul faoukaty AS MOST PFOPLE § ANDO IN PAE GaGAnt ZaATion A FINE EMPLEVEC - HAS SOME OUTSTANDING TTAENGTNS - . aN vay duaiey STRONG PERSON 1m ThawS OF Tel @ESUIQENTATS OF TRE Of Gans CACELUCO Br OnLy A FER IN SurTaGHeI Ty FON PORK AN THE OMGANE TATION (3 EMT INDIVEQUAL BUTTER SUITED FOR pura IN SuME Nigariaw? om) vee wet: CUPL AIS FULT etional assignments both PBOCTOATE and DNGHOSTLY, x - é on paring auwate OTHER POSETION ta THE OF Well qualified for most on et 7 SECRET ~ va, IF vid. 14-0000 1 1 1 4 { i i i SECRET . a . fthen Filled Ia) FITNESS REPORT (Part 1) POTENTIAL “ WSTRUCTIONS ier Tue. ANINIST TIVE OFFIC Consult current inetructions for corpleting thie eepor POP TH SUVERVISOR: This report tem pebvileged communication ta youre wuperviear, and tu appropriate careet menage ment ond perenne! officinis concerning the potential of the raployee being rated itis MOT to be shaen to the rated eeployer. tt fecommenied thet you read the entice report before completing any ‘tueetion. Thre report to he commleted onty efter the cep bayen | been unfree your. suprey FUR AT LBAST 99 DAYS. FE feee then adda holland. conn be te aftee the Godays hae chleowed, Lf this be the INITTIN, FEPOKT on the employee,. beeever, 31 MUST be completed ant fursarded to the Cl ne Jater thas Modtays after the due dale indicated in item @ of Seetion "7" below, _-~ GENERAL cee a eye (Hrddho)~ 2. DATE OF GiAtH a. 4K pie eee OO une 1922 | ON/ARANCH OF -ADDIONWENT 8. OFFICHAL FOSTTION rime "_ Ops Officer-Deputy-Chiet, (PP Y THIS REPORT (lacluasve deceey 3 SECTION E._ 4. SEPVICE GEZICAATION _& DP tcl/Oiv 3s. OF OwaDd | 8. OATL ACPORT DUL Im OF 9. PLatoD Coverno | GS-13 oF RePaRY Check one) toertas (Specify) Promotion action oweuas LSERTIFICATION. CLATIFY Twat twos 3 MePoat ervarsents uy pLeT pubatutn? oF. THE ANOIVIDUAL BEING @ ison e. SuPravisoR's OFesC 7 Chiet, Pr a, terry ow “PeintLo waue. aN FERENCE oF Can crac Titur on _ FOr mT iat ra ASSUME curate MC DPOREIMILE TIES . pIeeCtIS Conaidering vthere wb tie vrade Cane) tyne of osabgnment, rate the cuployne? . potential 14 aetiane greater responsibilities, Think in terms of the kind of reaponsibility enco ered at the varbous levels in nie kind of work. ° ALREADY AMOVE THE LEVER AT micH SATISFACTORY PLRFOMMANCE CAN OF LEPLCTCO. te 2 AS WE AGHEO THE Mi TE LEVEL Af mi CW TATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE CXPOCTEO. 3+ MAWING PLGOAL “AUT AEOOS MORE Trak OLFOME HE CAN DE TMaArNED fo ASSUME GHEATER WESPORSIGILITIOS 5 4 AM ADY TON CHANTING 1H BUSTIN GME ATOR MESPONAIDILITILS, SO WILL FHOHABLY ADGUTE GUICKLY TO UGH fr aParSsOLd BUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRATION RATING G5 ALA AOY AST UMING MORE HEZOGNSINILI TIES fat E¢PECTIO AT WES PHESCUE CRVEL NUMGLE 7+ AN EACEP TION wed FS OEE OF Met Phe aed SHOULO BE Cons 1EFRLD FON Carey ADGtMF TI OF MIGHER boven BEarong TOIL ETIES . 2. Ruehevi sR Potential VAnawer Chis qaereian: o indi below your ng SULTAILE TRAIN cate your to expreasting your ole on in ol fating in the "actual" column. D+ ave a cescarmriva 2 ve NO GF ~ Boe BLLIEVE rune ve HATING . : . z DLS ass Teed . placiag the number of the daacriptive tating below which cases nlosgat, TE your cating ‘is based.on observing hom supervise mote your "poteatssa$* colisan. © Gcalurn, mw Of big putential, vote the-sating in the Ensi tone POTENTIAL In THES Sa tuaTion 2 BEER SUPCRYISG® G4 THIS RIND CF SP UAT ION fe AVERAGE SUPFRYISOR ta 13 stnp oY Sitgaty OF A, STEONG OR IN Teas S41 9uaTION . ACTUs) AESONiP tive SATUAT YT OM Tateargraphere, technicians or pratatstonal apes (eel Ora te budarosmetad 44 Fatsusat ¢ Riese bine “yee Cisuch itetvers, Sindee) ented contatt erte cialiees 4 voriony aupere ba eeoue os durkovetory owt peaser te sence 190 ¢Sevond Jane supsevisore) 7 ra i [a CACEP, Bee wee Pe Bae UDF OF SUPE ATIIOS!, entla 1h Bt oes nae ps rarton SErecutiva fevet) we Le 4Q8 whom oEees, GeeemrE bawem comrset wate Tewbsi att suse bcrmetts (8 NOH sO Cuee a Benn ncn nein an seo wtee conaeur £26 she cies A rw leg bh wiwesee Gs tee OOMGeeTE Sea” e . . . : fone me vow ~ OS (Part Hyer ines eee SECRET Potential a AME Oosccr ‘ noe . 14-0000 : , ; SECRET : ul FICE Oy eh anys, : * . (Phew Fires Pat Oviware MUMBER OF MON INS. THE MATEO PEM oVTE mas “oe uae pour SEPFOvEsIGe : 9 EE OP Qualified 68 ‘senior case officor in voth’ PRACTOA dD. INDICATE tre ao COMMENTER CONCEANING POTENTIAL and GHOSTLY Mat Vite é ‘ > F SECTION #. ? Hi . V. FRAINTNO OR OTHER. DEVEL OPWENTAL CHP TENCE PLANNE THE INDI VIOUsR - a Contimue vith Preoent dutics for time being. | i ' - : ee . 2 . z. NOTE O'ER Factons. | Subject. and fensly vel. - adapted to overseas Ss duties, a / . 7 y ret . 7 . ; at ws o . - we 7 7 . an a : _ . 7 i . ’ o . . : SECTION 1. a . ~RESCRIPTION OF TaOtvIDUAL . ‘ _ ot ng the individual av you “eee hia on the job. tInteepfet POINECTIONS: Tiie section be provided as an nid to dos the “words diternlly. On the page-below are o acrle the felt of eech stotement ia a Loe under the hoad ing ve Category winner abiech beast tel how: much the statement it apptics te the. 2: _ Me Have HOT oostaven, TwPds HENCE CaN GIVE NO OPtMtON Ad TO HOw THE GSESCRIPTION APPLIES TO Ine. 2 ot oF INDE Wt DUAL ' ‘ . . . S APPLIES TO THE EnGUvIQUAL TO THE LEAST POSSIOLE OF GREE : . Do . r 2+ APPLNEd To fRONVIGUAL 10 8 Liwetro ptea L P APPLIES TO IHDrVIOUAL TO AN AVERAGE OF cere, 4 4 Ratomeute thet y. in tome degrce to most people. To, crtegors.* Read each steted fasert In the bor the: on covered hy thia report, Carecaay nyMonR + APPLTER TO tHOTVIDUAL TO aN above EERGE OLGREE “Outs TeNoiNs” tomet : : STAT LMPNT | Die ae recent UN O63Cuse fiQuo vita axeoctates + APPONGS TO TMOlvt ual Te an Jattocar anton THasoeeos oF . AGCOOPL a emmtar 2 2 Bo ae 89 volmy of vite : [og baw ween cacesrgos om uns 22. been swanrs orcistows oer UE . a is sib, oan a | GICEL (9S 3a fan eeagrasys |__e—.., ere Sik erie tntenenente a ee eeeber a loa. te Tedyuantiur OF OFnees tite. . : 4. { Mowe Cade a ree + dey dau unpee wearsuen f > threes va Abs 5 = a ae fia, epseees: ana cto teeeae” Vesey 19. TUtd pak aoe Otte? ws part get (FE ebeuetis comecioua - 5 ' ates H Shemeateinensoebentemectetindedmame eal { hye €. a mS sheets - ' jo P. Cte cer uyzee erte Pears gh 2s Rew ee wt Fate see tine ts semaanee : } | i Ya ease : 1 " . : cenrcerempememmemeemmamman | sees ica tne fone een nt oe cnnea epee smear wma wren alfa eee nen amin tee ete een eae : . , . : fF. Dad wewnae tae rece. fia, oa ceneacae? are ferresrew re tee i vrnnennectien mt fitee i Nnenenne eee cece meee eee ene renee ot ; : ‘ f B. oEtd Vereen o008 saemn a caaeee . h . awn ars So ecm pene ee etre ee cae Tortsewesge i | Sm ad SECRET . 14-0000 SECRET ; : 14 , 7 iff ay . foren Vilted ta) . . : : . TndTRUCTIONS. Fow Tie #17 NI STRATIVE ‘bier: “Consult current ineteuct one for completing thie report. POW THR SUEEVISOR: Thit feport is designed to help you eap your evelustion of your subordinete, and to trenemit this evelustion to pour perviane end senior officiate, Urganisation policy requir thet you inform the subor nate whore he etends eth pou. Completion of tha report can help you prepare for @ discussion with hin of hie eteengthe ond weak It ba also organisation poltey thet you show Past fof thin teport to the employee except uncer condition: apecl# dA Magulation 20-379.- Tt ie recommended that you d the entire fora before coopletin ‘To the jnittel report on the eoployee, it aust be comp fet: ed amt forwarded to the lee o any Fuestion.. If this Versonral no.dater than 30 days. after the sete iniscated in item 8, of Section A delos, . GOMERAL (Widdtey OATC OF 1. Be. _| 16 June 1922 OFFICIAL POSITION THTLE ot Area Ops Officer, ADBr. Che: PEMIND COVERED BY THiS REPORT (Inclusive dates _2 Dacembor' 1956 = 2 August 1957 wreciae (Speedty) SECTION A. SCRVICE CES OMATION SD: DP : CPiret) Joesph “QF aOR ONMENT tm 0? DATE wEbORT DUE Trea oF aeroat (Check ona) CERTIFICATION WAS WOT OEEA SHOWN TO THE 1f MOT SHOmN, tnOIVIOUAL AATED. CHPLAIA way, feat we aateo reptwtauas’ ances wos | Caromwance e¢cauee (Spool ly): tT Cammot ceatery i evapuate wed soe soae t sage fo te OF SCURPED Pha Fad RUPLOU EE wEe SFESwOtaD san erreatesey oo feb wd GHOPD. OHENE Wa Brsaes, — SUPEAVISOR[D, SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL Tithe _ TEPEO OR PRINTED HAME Sit mei atyA . . . 2 Auguat 1957. @ : ke 4 --_, | Chief, FE/S OO TH PETIESING atts fica be: ALCOND Any SUBOTHTT) st UF an OF OPINION WITH THE SUPERVISOR, OR ANY OTHER the FowwaTiza, mice @1Lb LEA 19 A perver UNOLMSTANDING OF THIS nepoat, . . B. Tare Cate atracnep Sater Wi flerence of oplnica-with the ceviaer is rath ctad in the above section: P 4 HO Use oF “fyitns €, CFFICIAL THTE ee OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Win th . - 9 BE Y 300 PE Pearounsuce ¢ LURT! 01 StcTIOw ¢ c. tS On, SeataAL PERE . DINETTE: Consider” Od the productivity and “eh fec th which the individual being rated has performed |” nhe dutves during the rating pericd. Compare hic ONLY with athers doing sinilar work at 8 similar level af respons ‘aibiliey, Factors Gather ther vroduceivity will be teren inte accomt letor in Section p. 2 OF purees HEL es in 49 rNCOMPE TENE, 2 AR INOU OH HE was MAD SPECUPIC Curoamce on TOAINING. WE Or Tem FAILS 10 oars uot renga ouries’ anes. ae. | 2. Bewive BOR GUAEE im Pe Aronaans "g CAabe Oyf we aPGnsr BIL Ties. - PiGscaws wart oF uaa Dutt OS ALCEP TAG. GCC AS OMALEV Ab WF ALS 30m 2aba or eceaness. WIutEF FES em A COUPETONF, EFFECTIVE wannta. patina A opimd FRAP QMa ag EA, CAMLILT Out whan OH 41S OOSFONST DIL ITED € . = ORR ae OR Gutta 1% Sutr am OU Taf amin wasNhA THAT BE ONG Oy ALL AO at BF ar saan THe Gurenvasan. UPtigwatay seqn. YLa Olnce Pee SONS Ande 79 ewes WSeeNTS. dgue oa, WePa ales Poder ey need saw oe 85 (Part n Gt Gaus @% AND 438 OitR soe Cosmin. SECRET Performance ra 14-0000 A ° . | SECRET Shen Killed In) ; . - z. sa this reting petiod. DIRFCTIONS: . Woenp ne Ay State inthe sroces Below up to sit of the ore imoctont STEIME Ma Place the meat sere at. Iw not include ‘@idane af unieporteat sea, bd. Rate perforeaicer un rach specific duty considering ONLY effec ene Performance of this specifde duty. ol foe. Foe supervisors, otility to superviee will olwaye be “hig at B specific duty (do not rete a@ superesvore those who swpereiae » secretary only). 462d . eldeatH egp pecforning the some duty at af d. Compere in your aind, when possible, the individus rate them on difforent Qysoraed ‘dir lewel of cesponsibility, iwidoals with the sene job tithe may be performing different cuties. If so, f. Be specific. Fxaeples of the kind cf duties that aight be Abate ares mek = i y. CEQ BRlEring “MAS AND USES AREA KND CONDUCTS INTARBOGATIONS GIVING LECTURES . DEVELOPS NEW PROGRAYS PREPARES SUGVARIES CONDUCTING SEMINARS ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPCETS TRANSLAThS CERUAN SRETING TECHNICAL REPORTS WANACES FILES DEHRIEFING SOURCRS ONNCTING SXTERNAL LIAISON OPERATES RADLO AEEFS BOOKS rrePisg COORDINATES WITH OTHER OFFICES S ORTVES-TRUCE 7 TALING DICTATION WRITES REGULATIONS MAINTAINS AIR CONDITIONING ‘ SXPERVISING : PREIFARES CORRESPONDENCE EVALUATES SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA a For some. jods, duties may. be broken. doen even further if supervisor considers it advisable, 0.€.4 Combined key and phone operetion, in the case of « redic operator, . @ + PERFCANS THIS DUTY in An OUTSTAND InG-MANNED TNCOMPCTOENT Ie THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS DUTY FONND DM VERY FEE INDIVIDUALS HOLDING Sitt- R+ BAALLY ADEQUATE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS OESCRIP Five uy . - , Lae LORS" - RATING 3+ PERFORWS THIS OUTY ACCEPTAOLY P+ ENCES ANYONE 1 KNOW IN INE PERS ORMANCE OF nuwete 4a. PEAFORWS THIS DUTY IN A COMPETENT WANNER Mrs Curry . : : Se FORWS THES “OUTY TN. SUCH A N . ey at 1s a OisTincr. ASSET Ow wigs tra i © buty wo.” > [wuseer Supervision, as Deputy Chier of . ; Branch: - ; cae ! greecievc owty wo. 2" . | Prepares: cables and atepatehsia P AATING nywena “Peraceete ovte so. 3). pot . RATING EFECIFIC Oyty wa. 8 | RATING numBea Oral briefings ye junta - oo j 3. NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOD PLAFORUANCE - ~ ee. DIRECTIONS: “Stress” strengths! and weaknesses, porticulnrly thoac which affret development an present job. : Subject is capable, conscientious, and energetic. He gets alorg well with essociates - Jand is a good supervisor, His scholarly knowledge of political science and hiatery, coupled with an ability to express himself well is a distinct asset; Hag a slight: . tendency to lecture hig listeners, and is sometimes carried anay by the momentum of bis ow initiativa and aggressive approach ‘to problems tut of course these characteristdp Pa te can easy be qualitiog’ rather than faulte when recognised and guideds SECTION O. 1 SUITABILITY FOR CURRENT JOB IN ORGANITATICN _ OURECTICNS: | to account here averything you knew about the inti t Tproductletey? conduct ia rhe job, pertinent aracteciation or habits, epeciel defeces or toleate he fitacin with your team. Core pere his doing sidiler work of about the seme bevel. sO a S ODEFERE ERY UNSUTTAGLE © HE SIGULG BE SEPARATED 2+ GF aV07F SUITARILE IV... @OULD HOT HAY ACCEPTED wow cs 8 MAMELY ACCEPTAULE EMPLOYEE... BFboe AVERAGE GU AUTH NO aEaawasaas © Gant aS SEPARATION : . o OF etek SAME SUETAQILITY AS MOST PEOPLE § WNDe IN THE ONCameZAtion AOFUNG EMPCOVEE © MAS SGML OUTETANSING STRENGINS Lie STRONG PLosON IY FESWS OF THE REGUIMEMENTS SF THE Coon LATION CNLY A FER IM SUITASIL SEY POR aOan nm TRE SASaRr zat on PoRAD ante evar: xnce noe ME OTHEA BUSTTION IN THO Sacanedationt Co} vee faye wie UF ves, | aS Faas taeda aL Sirida sur tk TOR BORE IN CRPLAI® FULLY - I rn: ‘on SECRET | ~ FR au: SECRET ey . (CEhen Filled In) daatavet ioe instructions for completing this report. FOR THE ALNINISTRATIVE OFFICER: Conault current FOR THE SUPERVISOR: This report la a privileged comcunication to your supervisor, and (o oppropriate cere ment and personnel offichels concerning the potential of the employee being cated. Jt is NOT to Be “uhoen to the ested eoployee. It is recommended that you read the entice report befure completing ony question, This report is to be completed only ster the eaployee has been under yous supervision: FOR AT LEAST 90 DAYS. If teas than oodays, hold-end cocplete after the 90daya has elapsed. If this ie the INITIAL REPORT on the employee, however, it WIT be coapteted and forwarded to the GP no Leter than 30days after the due dote indicated in item § of Section” f" below. ANE OF g1atTH a. SERVICE edtanation 16 June 1921 Pa SDiDP : FrCiau POSITION TITLE Area Ops Officer, ADBreChe #. PERIOD COVEMED Gy THIS REPORT (Incluatve d 2 December 1956 = 2 August 1957 Section €. 2. (Leese) (Picat) (Widdte) Joseph Bo OF ICETO Wi BION? PRanEH OF ASSIGNMENT @- OATE REPORT OU IN OF 10. TyPE OF REPORT (Check one) SECTION. F. ‘fom Tee #atee - THi® CATE” 2 August 1957 1 cent T¥8ED on Pat OFFICAL DIRECTION Considering others of. his gre and type of assignment, rate the employee's potential to assume greeter Think - in terms of he kind of responsibility encountered ot the various levels in hia kind of te * auacaor- “anave THE LEVEL AT UNICH Sere21scrope eaboneaee cay ee Exekerco - FACTORY PERT ORURSTT CAN BEER HAS MEACHED THE MIGHEST LEVEL AT were gary MAQING PROGRESS, BUT NECOS MORE Fwd BEFOUC{4£ Cam GE TRAINED TO ASSUME gepesten. BESS payee a“ 5 4 4+ READY FOU TRAINING IN ASSUMING GALATER BESPONSIBILITIES Ss wich PROBAALY ADJUST QUICKLY To utak MEsPombs ace. eos WITHOUT FURTHER eye a AUG Rating + ALREADY ASSUMING WORE ACSPOUS ONLITIES Toran) CePecTeoch Par CARIaAINT LEVEL 3 - * wuMOER + AN EXCEPTIOnAL PLASON BHO 1S ONE OF THE ree @nO InduLD GE € €On3t CrRrO~Poe—eagte assent Yo DP Hi wer! 7 REVEL AESPONSTHILITIES . . ee Aniwer thia question: | ilas this ‘porssa the dicate below'your opinion’ or x the tevel of supervisory ability this peeson cil! evarh AFTER, SUITAULE TRAINING. Ind ate your opinion hy ¢ the tember of the descriptive rating belos shich cames closest to. expresalng your optoion in the appropriste coluen. Ff your eating ia Based on observing hia superviss. pole your sating im the “actual” colusn. ff besed en opinton'of his votential, note the rating in the “potential colin,” IN Ter$ STTATION re HAWE BOQ OPINION CN WIS SUPERVISCHY POTENT aL : o- ESCAIP TIVE . S eetine bos BELIEVE ivi cuaa, “Ould CL A has SUPERVISOR IN THIS KIND OF SITUATION wuweca 2+ BTLIEVE GD VICUAL BOULD FE Ay ant SHOERVISOR th THHS ATHD OF SITUATION ’ ‘ D+ BELIEVE INDtvI OVAL WOULD BE & aad EP 1602 ty THIS SY TUATSON SISGATION + a cee Negrephera, Aniciane of professionel ape- C1 @tIm ruwlerete Suserdemares 15s fatcuint (Ferat fame PorenTrat | | 6 . G@our Cstue Tmt adve 720 (isuer castieta of various bindsy, satel route ACTUAL ae augarvaror) pre tn eno dtaect tet sanse jae (Secoad Ling supsrvisoen) “esa? 38 Bue doela A PUNP ONE Bd FOR wasde Pyaed, Debeeteasion fa panur, OH > war ae war wer ah Burtt re ena. 2 Bac 40.16 (Frecuiree Tevei} . en Sa ane Danna Povite suwraeete Sums rcreetis IS AST Pf autat debses tae kes vetivtl etestan or : . . 3 Poa F . . ne ae ~ rere me. US (Part Nya ft “2 ee age pace SECRET Potential ie oe ys um ABE Qasocete LIFECTIONS: SECRET (Oden Fected tny C9 6Hgd ByPCMer sion : . Ch fir a see Bron tg tt gg + LAO ENTS CONTERN ITE POTINTIAL @ubiect has many qualities which as he acquires experi Ere and maturity, will make him increasingly valuable as a superviscr, operator, NI EAH cave officers B FAGICATE Tm APPEL eAT: NUMBER OF MONTHS THE MATID burrarre was ots Le . _ May Roan : FUTURE Plans t. FRRLCING on. omen CEVCLOPMENTAL CEPR IENCE PLANNEO F Foa tm Tet NOT WI DUAL *nagensat training might be usefuls 2 -@9TE OFWER FACTORS, INCLUDING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TOBE TAREN INTO ACCOUNT IN INDI ¥IOUAL:S FUTURE sos comin Ty ‘Has wallebalanced. attitude toward his work and his associated, His short- stature . and quiet per énality | make him acceptable to ‘many ortentals who’ iatght” be repelled “by the. average amoricabe. . ; _DESCRIPTION OF thon. is pravided wa an'aid to describing adividual oe yo ‘the poge below ofa 9 SECTION 4. ace him on tho job, Interpret the words Lit Yy. the Jefe of statement fe a box under the heading “category.” Read'each, statement and insert in the bos the eeteqory nusber shich best tetila how much ¢ ehent applics to the Person covered by thio separt, “Ms HAVE NOT OBSEAVED THs 34 HENCE Can sree NO OF INION as YO woe THe cascnir ties aPPLICS TO THe _INOTVEOUAR so . 7. . . "fe APPLIES TO THE INOHVIOUAL TO THe, lust Posarore OEGace CATEGORY HUMSER Ze APPLIES TO INDIVEOUAL TOA Lime téo. S1g6ace . = 32+ APPLIES TO INOLVIQUAL TO AN AVERAGE 0259 4 + APPLIES TO INOIVEQUAL TO AW. SMOVE. AVESAGE OLGREE . : 3s APPLIUS TO WNDIVIOUAL To AN OUTSTANciN OEGHEE - . on foattgnay, STATEMENT BTATEuint stateutal | Ve nace to see andreas Whe WAS sraapsnas oF Die Va eertcriee nm. ciscuse & fojret oe vite actowett db bum so tr PiGms @r te sbs7creves Iwetiweie rt 422051 ces one [??- ePOVESS OF Tem FEEL tas kk [ra., $2 teevanress oF Crates 2. Cam wane ORCHANORS On HES! . tweed aaearna S| cen were ween aavaes 1P. smoes gavaraauity i. : 1a, ACOMOTE Gharow erent ee 5 “ea 14, enuere nes gsenne + BUNT Ke Bde ar tnoye Be ceeoes ence 1a 3088 arnena swarae? ayes eaece . SOmOy we Ute Stand oND ra Sasgawa + owed Perce cree 16 Eeae aregers 4h tetete aseas. rece SECRET - . ice of “atetewenta that opply in sone degre: to mort people. Toft 14-0000, : ’ %, . * can “ ; CUUNTE: EE EMAL E GLEATIONS Go Sr Sg M6 dine 1921 _i_17 Soph 1951 NT AMS ad tt 1. tbisetiveas to farditarize the atudnut, whth the various i ra vith eluate. “aris. prowslures peculiar ta Ui bi ths : : s,.-to on Laie ue ab, 3nd, Ani to incresue proclote te “fT ‘ , Ate srectpetatye! . ro Vion, Tae ta mri ; cand. directed rsd ! 4 AL. Intratucttioa (def inittan ‘ : risk sssessenal, se i . . : i nots i we Gnterrayution a i ; . : €. berry boss) . . ' : : 4 : 4 septtien ever ‘ : Gee Las t i . | , 7 _ 5 : : ! . . a a 1 of ete : t i i i i 1 t ! pooh ant S-ECR-UeP a Evaluations: (This studantto performanca inflicated by ootersak.) ‘A. Two dovhle ageat probleas and one walk-in problea requiring cove analyaio. Thie oe ayets Involves thorough study of the cane: lo! To determine areas of miselng, ‘inadequata, or quastiouable Anformaticn. 2. To pick out infomastion which can ba checked through other sourced, 3. “To recugdsee all possible lends. . 4, To noses tha risk involved. . 3+ To propose appropriate action (operational decisions). Poor J Sntia J i | 179 [. an er ee . _ ! Suan rien rerreemeamn eee cod Sup bancccpletes | Keener nspeiente er dS re " [Petar of pom rn [ravine da il 132, STS | 2 i cone : 139 cles 129 cles esc er nrareerrnnernee ar ti ee en rane! 14-00000 pe eee the Mr, Guitd wag rocarved, but his coatributicns were quite pertizen’d and advanced the progreca of the olags dissuasians. Tn bis vritten wore bo showd a sound knovledge ami a feel for tho handling of agents, bud $n othe? aapecte of tho oacea ahd probleca hie offorte vero nore casual. Hig otudent proscutation dazmedtratad a cautious appreach anit a com prehensive enalyeie ef a poostble double agents : myted adicatecd ater ; lis gore hy ectiges, be Wty ag econ narfoarn tn an ez ate i dire trate x The glad manner; Ne canon trated on is afvert pred REPORT OF SW and 7 % $ TRAIT: Date:: Grades oo 27 Geb 1955 1. Psoudor B Saat Sate 2, Officer. Divisions © =. Branch Projoct Assign 3. ojec Ass enments ay Btaties & Dates Trained; 20 Or% 1955 BB, Traning Received: , 2: te ME _ Baste Sis Pristine to. ese of. Lae Laval. Syste for dendetrop Re) 9 erga : (BE Se Ee Bephorabiens, | Others OO oe id . : ge a ae ‘Location: 6, Evaluations & ; D was shi te spina eal wea, ueee howe ‘in tha, rte tg. seraions “purlng tila tire, he wag able te pe 212 Wises sree, euBlined Low eteticn ves andy wince he wi: a be" able i) gt telo fren bermel 7 fe li ER 3H {a0¥6). onl pecnenary, he winold here ta £1E flea ty vit ‘timers “Further: teatndieg weld ba “reguived if mail channels. ad Haier Isveh er gizes wire ty be uneds . p. + r ? 1 tte OFF iyasas hy CIA RIOT Laboratcry niefl, im Ita its) {rg toy ty ; i Brig r* 1 n ha J _ 1 Ty My aS ' woe Ye 14-0000 a SECRET . Te . CBhon Filled faj } i 7.7 Date OF Dr Rth 7% 965 , ; : ' , i i . - } Tooav's pate - . { i : i on \ MAVE NO PRoPsCiENcy : H German | IS3 1 ANY FOHEIGH LAN OUsGE : : H ~ . SECTION A. “CaN #caD. TENTS OF ANY DineICUL ey, fwe OICttonary | (OF A OVRERAL NATURE Of im FNELOS 6 Au FAMILIAR WHT. USING OF A GtnFkal SAPUPE OF BHP TELOS 1 AM FAMIUTAR 4, YIING THe NRLAO Texts Geaoes: OF OLeerey CIC TION, Y OCCARIONALL YS s : a “HEC, USING Tak CLC IOMARY ' ‘e A “aban lexts ar ay @ace Serres Ty. inewspapers, reference oaterints, rrequemter, - . . . . : a ne q MPH, SUCH AS STAFET SIGNS, WOWSPAPER wiaL ines, efe., USING THE BICTIONAaY, FAL QUtNILY: HAVE NO REAQING ANILITY IN INE CANGUAdt SEcTiOm 8, Toe, . _ Writing (41) . no - A ae teen te = : 5 - - ‘ ‘ i 1 CAN ARITE PLOSONAL LET FEDS AND SIMILAR WATERIAL @iId COMPLETE SUCCESS ALTUOUT USING THE D1CLIOMANY, of Care . H Ve aRite Pac tuan BAQRATIVE AMO CXPOSETONS WATERbAL nde READIN SOLE CLaMdEs, wit VEuY fin GRAMMATICAL EQROuS, IN so a | NATIVE STYLE. USING THE DICTIONARY GHEY RARLLY. 1 7 y ‘ ' . . Loo * : 1 CAM WRITE PORSONAL LET TEUN AND SIMILAR SIMPKE WATERIAL #1 TH SOMPLETE SUCCESS, USING INE DICHIONARY ONCT = RARELY, 1 GaN WATTE FACTUAL NARRAVIVE AND ERPORITONE UATED! at Pa REASONABLE ClaWEle, WITH Foe GosuaTi Cal AIT ON AU STOLE ontcd wey Nut oa SAUHVE, UGEUG THE iC PrdNAgE OCCASIONALLY. Oa a G, atl GEaSCRADLY SUChe 4s ti CONVECING ue MOAHING, - tenor i a on et ee 1 CAN BRITE POASOWAL uerre AP and Sivuptar sburie variate 3.0 BUT ate occas LomaL GIMON GRAMMATICAL CENORS ANG IN COVIOUILY FOMLIGH, AeawAnD STYLE DIVING ThE DICT Oneay { j “) Oecastonacey. . ; i eee a a ee a en eae VTS th COMVETING we UeadbnG, AY PALGE tLe, | MFRS AML SS 5 ST. . USING tHe ICTS VOCAN ARITE PENSOMAL LETIC@S an Sewilan SiMPce MATEMt aL, at - Our alin Many Gaasuaticay Cards ayO aN A VERY FORERGH, & ' rer a ne re 4 . ; CANNOT SMETE IN THE Lancuacel - " ss . section ¢. oo Promaiciation (42)") - : . ; . : ae We PRONUMCIATION 13 Matera. * : : toe, coe Boe tee ae -- oe ; _ eT . en nt a ea : - “ a ne ee a NS Ne ee IN MY PRONUNCIATION Tey aed md OFPFECULTY UNOTRATAnUFAS uw, nt re A tt RN rR er ar Ath NATOVES CAN CETECR ON ACSENT ; 3. MY MbCNOT Cr aTaGe GS BOeto ter FOALTCN, QUT ONL) MeMav Sautss Caveecerry gag NATIVES PO UNaneite t . oT SR RI A CE A ry ruven ne : £ . . : : e) WY PMOMENTEAPTCN FS QECAsr Ona Sash t Fya MATIVES £6 COdTAgtans, a en nn emer ge th ee hee eer 1LL Te A edeumeratren. Powave ae — CONTINUE OW REVERSE S178 rer) ~ " ” SECRET eens af : . aye 14-0000 . : i i- . . ae ConTinvaTiON OF PART Mov sasues 2GE LLEMEnrg , : a teh Loe: . : LECTION OD. . Speaking (42) ‘ n 4 GPPAR FLUENTLY anD aACCUeATERT 4% ACL PractTiCan auy 1 CONVENSE @RELLY AND IOSOMATICALEY . * "1m Mek FURL DS wt mice baw coms taR, : 2 | $ecan GEATLY AND OCCUPaTEL® a4 GUAMLY ALL PRACTICAL amy at Shtyati ange Gan COSatASE oon wost ritcos 7 “ ait wai oe ¢ AW PaAMIL Ie AND F CUPL OY soul POPUL aD . TATECNS, AND Conan rover Ss, fe egy : i 3+ PCLT ALOMO QUITE CLE Fe BE TUATEGHS OF DAILY LIVE AND Feareh aes Cae CONDUCT ROUTINE BUSINESS IN PARTICULAR FICLDS 3 } . . : : : ‘ ; - ? i ce ! ; i : " Unieratanfing. (44): - * 1. | B4BUADTANO MOMS TECHNICAL COMVEMSATION Of ALL SUBIFLES, Bie becEefOeF ACL AND ON THE TELEPHONED 1 UNDEMSTARD . wEARLY fveRriMing i tan Om THe BanIg anv AT THE moeth>, WLers, uO LECTURES, . 2 8DTe PACES TOOPACE AND OM THE: TELEPHONE! 1 LCUGING MOST JORES Ano UNOLASTAND -NON? TECHNICAL Cow sensation: On WLARLY ALL Suasee f THE WNDIO AND AL THE WoetLd, PLacs, ano LECTURES, 16 2. UNDEN STAND MOST OF mIAT 1 HEAm 08 . PUNS, oe . 3 ' usor astano NEARLY aL Convensarion, ON TOFICS OF BstLY 4497 sok Teaere; NOim FACE. TO-F ACE AND ON THE TELE: ". PHOWEH 3 UNDERSTARD wud cr ava fF MEAR ON THE Be0Ie. seu Bt wyvbes, PLAYS, AND LECTURES, . © ’ unonesrano tn SimPa car Conveesarion, OTH FAChe fo+ pars “ft AGAR Gh THe BANIQ AND AT THE MOVIES, PLAYS, ang “LOG fee FNS Om Met TELLOMONED T UNDERSTAND SOME OF HAT TA UNDERSTAND THe SPOnEN Lane AM ROE ABLE ' CIRTULO ONE WUMBER PER SECTION 1 yo Ensu PART 41 EXP: VENCE AS TRAMSLATO? Ca iuTERPRETER (45) oo BEFOW Cont AvING CnECe PACT “4s U MAGE HAD FAPENICECE AS A taanecator. Ae ret ye er vere rey. Inte eeeoren, | . |. 2 8 wave Was CePtwiryen agyas pare tp : : oy 3.0 Ole OF nt ABOVE atatiuears aePLY. : ! Orn a re nn ’ SORE OF THE AbOyL STATEMENTS aPrir, > : , : : : : PART IV-CERTIFILAT OOM . CCATIOY TMAY Inf turGraat itn 41 THIS CLATEFICATiVN COMsteiuTed we Bete WACULATION HG, DS 1%9. ean, Hiab. 4 feat 4 OeCOwl FLEGIBLE 1OR AN ASARD, Oo Tear EROFSPEC Tit GE fod CUMEL ATIVE AS OF THe ANN Ive aaaae Gsrh. oF COMPLETING Treat today n€ Fiw«5 Oe LANGUAGE POGEECitnce TESt arson ANMURL MAEM ITN ANCE £04095 ikl UL “STAND ners de F : ne re : TATE ShGHED ? + ‘ . . ; at , . 14-0000 . SECRET (Uden Frited 2 PART I~GEMERAL t. wawe (Leet-Firet-Widdle) sbEss 301 HAVE NO PROFICIENCY IM ANY FOREIGN LANGUAGE - . en "PART Li-LawGuaGe ELexenTs SECTION Reading (40) | UCAN READ TEXTS OF ANY DIFFICULTY, OF A GENERAL NATURE C8 IN FOCUS baw Fawiuran wet, USING Ter DICTIONARY J 4) owuy maatiy. Lle. . . me Lo, 1 CAM MEAD TEXTS oF. MOST. CRADES OF orrsicutty, OF A GUNCRal AatuRE 08 IN FIELDS 1 Am FAMtLi AR WITH, USING THE . = “DICTIONARY. OCCASIONALLY, ms . : we TE ‘ ee © “4 CAN READ rexTs (OF Avigace birricuity (4 ‘wateriola, efe.). USING THe CLETIONARY : . . . FREQUENTLY . . . sr . 2 . . . Chiv; @EAO SIMPLE TEXTS. SUCH AS STREET SIGNS, RENSPAPER HEAOLINGS, ETC ‘ 7 —_ - a Writing GIy : SECTION. B. an : ‘ . : : 1 CAN MAITE PURSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR MATERIAL win COMPLETE SUCCESS BITHOUT USING THE DICTIONARY. can i Ve WRITE FACTUAL NARRATIVE ANG CXPOSITORY MATEMEAL with SEAS NAME CUARITY, WITH VERY Fe F GRawwer i cay Teagas, 1N| . } NATIVE STYLE. USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY, . . . ‘ "CAN WAETE. PERSONAL LETTESS AND StMILAN SUNPLE. MATS REAL Te COMPLE SUCCESS, USING THE GECTIONARY ONLY . . ; . 2. GARELY.~ 1 CAN WHETE FACTUAL NASRATIVE AND EXPOSITORY waTERraL wary ASCNAODLE CLARITY, wri Pow Geauuaricer . - : CrRons, suT IN A STYGE asic war NOT AE NATIVE USING THE FIC TIONARY DCCASION ALLY, - MATERIAL, DITH HEASONAMLE SUCCESS IM CONVEYING AY MEANINGS ° oo, . IN OAVECRSLY FOREIGN. AWKWARD STYLE. UTIRG THE DESTIONARY 1 CAN SRETE PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE 3- out eITh OCC AS LONAL MIND® Ramana Ti Cat ERRONS ANS OCCASTONALLY, 1 CAN WRETE PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATEALALL sy TH ROASONAULE SU BUT ITM MANY CRANMATICAD ERSORS AND. TN AVERY FOMETGN, en sand STYLE. USIN CESS IN CONYLYING MY MEANING, THE DFCTIGNARY FREQUENTLY, ‘ t CANNOT WHITE IN THE CaN |, CANND SECTION C, q 1. ety PRONUNCIATION IS NATIVE, aan eeeeteeeneeeeeeeee Pha PRONUNCIATION TaPY BAVE NO DIFFICULTY UNSLASTANGING UE. . . . . ‘e) oniue NATIVES CAN GETECT aN accent ' CAUSES OEFSLCVATY FOR NATIVES TU UNDERSTAND. MY PROWUNCEATION 15 O8VIOUSLY FOE LEN, AUT ONLY: RARELY . Sane > . ‘ 4.0 MY PRONUNCIATION IS OCCASICRALEY OIFFICULT FoR KATEvSS TO UNDE IS FANT, . Leena a + 5. DP RAVE NO SMILE Im, PRONUNCIATION. : . CONTINUE GY REVERSE SIDE 1 EG $7 rem 80 URES " _ SEGRET a ea wre 14-0000 sore abe len oss aati inthe ae eethan “avcsnatene ase i t 4 ? ; i i i SECTION OL. H SPEAR FLUPR ELT AND ACCUPATILY IN ALL PRACTICAL ano SOCIAL Situations: COMWEOSE FREELY AMO EDUSMATEICaLEY ime ae PULLS ett aw rCH 8 ae RAUL AR, POSPE AS FiUbuTiY aud ACCURATELY Ih NVARLY aut PRACTICAL: AWG SOCIAL SITWATIC@Ss 1 Cam CONDIOSE th WEST FESLOS OTH mm tle fae FAMILIAR AND 1 LMPLOY SOME POPULAA SAYINGS. LETERAPY, GUSTATICHS, MHD COMUON PROVEEDS. J. EGET ALONG GUITE @ELE IN SITUATIONS OF DAILY LIFE AND TRAVEL AND CAN CONDUCT @CUTIAE BUSINESS 1% PARTICULAR FtELOS MAHAGL FO GLI MUON I THE MOST COMMON SITUATIONS OF SSILY LIFT AND 1Gavee, ve cote ee nae 2 HAVE NO ABILITY TO UST THE LANGUAGE Ih ANY OF THE ADOVE BCSPECTS. ‘ Under starting (44) BOTm FACE TH+ face BOO OM THE TELEPMONT! § UNDERSTAND LONGERSTAND GON TECHNICAL CONVERSATION OM MLL SUBIECTS. PLAYS, AND LECTURES. WEARLY Lvtwr tine 1 OAM ON Til FADIO AND AT THh myei fs, potw “Face? ro-vace AND ON ‘tHe “revernone Ane becmuees.. INCEUDING | WOST JOKES and + OONDELDS TANT “WOR: TECHNICAL CONVERSATION ‘on, NCAaLY, ALL SUBJECTS. 2. UNDT eS tAND Moat OF MAT ' HFAR.ON THE RADIO AKG AT THE movies. PLAYA, ‘Pund. no : re - . : . . ‘ADLY ALL CONVGRSATION.OW FOP ICS GF GAILY LIFE ANO TRAVEL, B9f4, FACE : TP OUNAtASTAND wc oO WHAT 1 HEAR ON THE PADIO, AND AT THE MOVIES, PL&yS, ano itcrunes. woe . UNDERSTAND THE SIMPLES CONVERSATION, GOTH FACE-TO-FACE ANO OW THE TELEPWOMES TF UNUCESTAND SOME OF oWAT AAR Ge THE WAGIO AND AT TF MOVIES, PLATS. AND LECTURES. TAU NUT ABLE 1G UOT ASTANO Tut SPOKEN LANGusce. BEFORE CONTINUING = CHECK PART i! TO ENSUaE Twat you Have CIRCLED ONE wUMBER PER SECTION. SO , past! HNIMEAPERIERCE AS TRANSLATOR oR INTERPRETER {357 NCE AS A TRANSLATORG . . 1. 1 WAVE Hao Exe eee, @ L MAYE WAD CxPLOTENCE Ad AN LUT ORPALIFG. Se . GROTH GF IME ACGVE STATEMENTS APPLY. - : 0 rn : , MONE OF Tol ABOVE STATEMENTS APPLY, PART IV-CERTIFICATICN INFCRMATICN GIVEN AadgvE 15 rave ‘ano AccuRaTe ta Ih. ensr OF wy Nom t0Ge 4nd BAL ILE, ance Aaang, FAGVIGED Fo AM CUIGEdek UNDER TERMS OF UST "PASS Ad OBDEETI FE “CAnGuace PNoFICE rat perowme tf ‘© WAINTENANCE AMAEDS TILL BE 1 CORSNEY faa tok TH CLOTIF CATION CONSTITUTES MY APPLICATION FOW*A Wain GULATI T4115. Pam, TOLAP. 8 Unde nstann tear et BECOME FLIGI BLE FOR AN AMANO, AND THAT SENDESPECTIVE GF THE DATE CF TESEING, kanuaL TUMLLATEVE AS OF THE ANMIVERTARY GATE Of COMPLETING PIS 6oRM. . PATE STuNES tiavatuedt 14-00000 .. : ; RY a . 8 . a . - CONEEGENTIAL “ : PEENESS IWEROLT PRE RCI MANCE! Drug thas geprve reebvetiee + thet year pelote cusp letiog fo the Mlaue of ashy rete whom tk 5 SLataL : : ree av oose a re fal seaece Sv tae tes 116 June 1 a a Mt DP te ‘SUngapore ~ geen f were were fh May 1956. PN pee ety) Cate cat a wet en eee Op ay FE Vea Rated after his departure, a Poteb emis ave Benes ert. ae ‘Barack ot Chief of Staton - TORS MED we Tred wEM EE Ue lek ray wee toe Rep nea bed Me ane ale EQ oh Geeta biti Ge Rope ha tt hy Posted Pon. few Reviewed Ly & we Any pened nerace metitan vel at te ene i : H j ; j i 4 i MeN re a a OR A Re eA REINS yet pope 2 ol “Posh {eared woe eae og) Pbsaite Poi faece) Beg der aie ’ gf i - > ; : m é 4 . ' ~ } te ne 14-0000 . Te deer ga et ge 7 ~ . Sr pees ou aw y - : ——s . - a oe SCONE AENTIAL ; fa Pebraary pga Le re Ce Cer es 2 a BIRR EI bs - ' be Mate tte meee . 4 we ey ouessve ibe the srafesedoat tring cated ee Le ee rhe seme ve Phadsay. . - e Vite da wath the come cel VAT y wey Ue pertaeming def feree! wutiea. Tf en, cate them on lus : . - Be specter. bepmelen ut the Rint ot stuesee thet Sr ght be pated ore ee AEP HAs WET LAS RPO RM fixie CONE CAC TES DEUPLOPN SAO Pmiupaws CUMIN TING Sewteeny . ASML IRS NOP Creal abroRTs 7] Wares th : ~ CEITENG TROMATC AL Farcary aah PETES DART ERIN & “es . CORLOC TING BUA Lhe OPPRarae’ sapttr OPPS pat > nrise CR TEMATED COOTER OER TERY Mayas rece . ’ State Ment rite AS vhawheiCamce ur pared Mvesebhe. e.g... compined ey Foes PAREN BLOAT ION . . Bartey whut Arhwy WREEVISiVg wer aars cua a. dat. anime Jobe, toe may be heoken wither a Pwvenestereas @ set une opeentvnn, re ihe cave ote Opetatier. > . : ae iktaagrt oy wes Rg OnE en ‘ Te grruutes nobles tone 7 : aarrerei v a Ci a cn eet a ery we : . beans . ‘ . : tw EN oa te | ty 2 . 7 . - . % - developliig untdateran, ia a Writes. ntettigance reporto. and. veeeeny i estimates ; . local operat dons a . 5 “Case office for wadatorad “isi! Handling of Station KUCAGE’ 5 correspondénce : | Cperat ions ha he " Liaison with ‘ond work for OKFLOWAGE | : “Liateon with. ‘SMOOTHER; ‘sepectaty : SKOTH on KUCAGE - 5 i : : in DAMTOTIVE DEEMED d ee on ane oF SUP MLE Sawane and ODACID. i Smith (O80 Sheengtta “anil we Pancesses. wettivalardy thuse shark often a Eevel input on jreeeut pale . i ~ > £9 an dritallivence, sincere, imaginative, hard-working, loyal KUBARK : .{ ficer who id a definite eredit to tha organization, He hae cartled out all - : his assignments in a most professional manner and has @erved aa a most weful ; . j; and respected mesher of the team. His jdiement and opinions are respected by ; i | his toDLeaguss both in KUBARK and CDACID, . . : : ; jie ie Sheet aian nan 7 santa ok ; i j ; 2 ‘ : teow : ‘ ! ae Tos B : ‘ i . Y es se Ngee tere te ee ees } Li ; i foeen et ACoY liver Dam oe a i 7 | | 7 arn ena re sae enn nee Figiue f chach; - TesU35 46 I3t420 CONE IDENTIAL 14-0000 rs & ; i t ‘ ' { SESE teat iecas a att “ vet a . .. : us PPA ESS REVeR : _ pb iH Oe oh oe es diasee VE a a . oe oan eet awl Mhta wate + . cater ae tee ges -. emtate 7 ver te ped aide ebess Pre orc halal mibeae wiper ate . Te tepa pate : semen Pe 0 + eee ee ee i jsuctive t SSITH Joaoph ete Tae i j i car meta bin ae Typ R © 7 an enter >. FES 5. : | ee eaunk ogi tess art tbe, : ro : BON vane : i ~ : ; | : ° Roviowed by peo wench! are 7 i to ° epee rere en ene tans ate tena - . | aaa . sere art Pr Tc aL intr aerarmrers tains, went | bere Meee bo, J | wana i ! . . . to. rear : ! . yore artes po mone aa oe { . aw, a - ; 8 . - . L | cee senna cr . : tage ai al . - CUNELTDE STEAL . . 1 - sree cee aneee of ARE teens, » - ead ' =~ s . ~—, ” ; . CONFIDENTIAL 1S February £956 \ . : OPP ee SCRE OF weet fer Mare Par eed ks BEES Qhtae .~.26 months _ _ ia ne ect ee co mee ene ean een ne ne OS atth ose vara a ." “8 fe rendy, dlling and able to shoulder additional respm sibilities “inherent in a.more responsible position in the organization. He has the intalligence, know-how, enthusiaem and drive that the organi gatkon desires dn its officers, FUTURE FLans en, See Teer ye OUR oewE NTA, Cette Tings ay ase : . ia scheduled for assignment in KUCAGE, Headquartera, which he is fully. qualified to ‘handle. It io hoped he will, during his Headquarters tour, be ~~ able to tr’ the Basic Management training course, After his headquarters tour, ‘ should receive a field assignment to make full use of his abilities, . . ne [APO oo iscice inane . _ 49 heppily married to an intelligamt young lady, and they have two attractive daughters; Hie wifes ia willing. to go anywhere her husband desires. _ on assignment for KUBARK, — os : o ; ; core ANT CNMEn IMD ANCES. OF UenEN Omg RECOUNT IN tae vIDURC TS 8e INCLUDING Presta Cu ee ernment: wu WESCREPTION OF ENDLVEDUAL an eiF Co Yeseruting the inilsvidiel oe elas Ate 9 series of Vlatemente thet apply ja SemTedieey. 7 Keadt each shatanent are: Fomeedies fo tne pepeon geerred br DEPT ICA oT (he oneds Fete the-lete cf ee SECTION 5. wee cee you see hin sa th . interpre’ ecne clogree ta Lpeople, Te i rnaret as the boa ihe. ef the beet cM the stot Sigs ot tne CF emtOn 4S TD ete teh OF mas ate HOI v Tout Fo OPM ate TO sep ema tcuat ord met CLES TO inGrerGoas ‘ CSStBet Brean a | 4 4 Aer gpa ‘ re ee + a . ~~ so bmeterecny : NSuas ~ INNOSUZS 49 IJU39 Figure 2 (back) 14-0000 ‘ vos _ a » ™ - “ : . ‘. Pr 7 i . , “ SECRET - * ’ . ‘ . ° . Dare CUMULATIVE TRAINING RECORD : | oat] Pet ob Ges oseph_By SNITH : PP 68-13, Singapo; 3] rane Cae TAKEN CONSTRUCTIVE COLON (CC) WAS BLEW AUTHOR: Supsset:s patvious [—"] paca crouse . aua0 bic, BrTe, J corensence (7) trarnino. g- Buesect was commuerco TRAINING OF RECEIVED P| emer] | coneraverive eee * “on “rimeser — LH THAINING OFFICER COMUENTS: Clan. wet _ Ab SO OC, Pa tt CLAND, OF8. Fabs atc, atte, aoc. CAI. Pu ti) ALStSTANCE aLso PM, 4 ts DOREY (NOT) MEET TRASSING STAND. ARDS AE QUALIFICATION FOR SHE PAIIELTEO ACTION, ‘ Co FuaHeR TRAIHING a€commenoen “T.. OAT THIS Tiwe. : {iJ ». “SUBJECT IO CUNRENTCY “ennoaseonie™ 2 courses MAQKCO with aN “9°. “THE . COMPLETION Of WHICH WILL Satisey . | TRAOLCAAFT-PHASE AOwth PHASE | - [nceonrs | lero a ‘o/e + BASEE QUALIFYING BrANDAROS. —- | fonors OF oartiLy {i L Oe pSHO/I | (2B ¢- UALESS SUDITET HAS HAD PRECIOUS HO. F ‘ couuteat ae 1onacd ; { OF FIELD EXPERIENCK WHICH Cat HE AODY, COUNTER. |_| “ae i ACCEPTED it Litu OF TRATHING, suesecr EP IOMAGE meen SHOULY GE ALQUINED FO Fane a! t [war FLans - a 5 4 ThAINEuG AS CHEERED AT THE Lees oe —-—- a er nen . Ket amO. Pou. ware. po. 4 be) xovaxss When Available FIATORNIND OPS. “ > 7 CT] bro AeTuaN 10 Ha, Fi 475] 0. wALrED ann CE. sauLD 92 AfouEstEd FoR parece mane a Teen, ony. | OA Laut. THOSE COUP TES MARLO ITH “at ~~ 42 Te RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL YOAIMe INS ERE UsOF rasa Pecow. o t t ofeu wet, “MEMDATIONS Mave te sject to Weiver Lost, 104 Tae in 6S waricea i i F Thy fOayyinh DOF G tr Bi De Ge ro five Le 2/ov/iRo INYCSY, ALSO Ci een, faowin REFRESHER fgog. impeove, The above projected personnel act ween [23 Col. v iloapproved cy the Care Service Board.. Additional training as indiase upove haa been recommended vy thea Training Officer to gutisfy requirements of tha pe posed Pervonnel action, Foam AD, 4867 ot cbs 4090 98-77 : . Secati . ser aeage vo5am as emice 10 eenaeeie, 14.0000 - SECRET . ae _ (how Fitted to) . : a) ‘ FIELD FETHESS REPORT . >. . Tre Fitmens Report 40 an depertent fovtor-in orgmitetion peraoaned sanagenent. ft eeshe to provide: t, The organisation oefertiva Soord with infeswativa of wal @den Contidering the spp lizetlon of an tndividvel for asmbarehip in the career etatl: and ft. 4 periodic record of job serforsance we an aid to the ettective puthiiestion of personnal, * - Bt > a INSTRUCTIONS “TO INS FIRD ADOINISTRATIVE OF PHODONNTL OFFICRR: Cons reveated by Ada dav-tosdey activitize, If thie individ: ault curcdet field aduinistre e.dwetevetions cegarding wal Aan Been under your eupereieion for besa than 30 the initiation and teanssiteeal of Fhae. cépart to daya, you ett collaborate, af peacticable, with hie “quactern, - | previews euperessor’ to mab and compiet Prisaty the entlee fora-before current aupervisor, It é Ae the eupereisor whe > ndividual hae b under your supereseton, work of the individual rou have déucheracd your wieory soaponethititioe by fergquent Gintu ant of kta sosk, so thet tn a gene eral easy Ae hnows where he atandes. t Read TO THe FID UPSRVISDR: IV 83 OPTIONAL BETHEL on Nor THIS PEINESS REPORT IS SOG TO THE PERSON BEING RATED SECTION t ¥. OATL OF BIRTH 3. SERVICE DEGIGATION 16 Juna 1921 UGC Sp: BD. STATION C891 matt 00 a(Current) | ° . . . het : : STW:APOHB: 7 PERTOD COVERED BY THis REPORT (Inclusive dates) a ... 1: March’.1954 01 May 1955 _.. ee SECTION I$ (To. be completed by field euperviaoe) . DATE ASSUMLD R FONSI SILI Wy 708 POSITION ‘pus DATE OF twee REPORT an EURAENT POSTEO: - oo _Sanior nior Kuyago Officer, £ Singapore ~ ; 31 March 1954. nos StAIG one Tae sraci Ac ASS CuweN TS Gh TASKS: MITCH ARK Tre ical oF THOSE GtHVtN 10 THE EMPLOYEE oymiag Tre Past THREE. “TO SIN MONTHS (Liat in order of frequency) i149 Conduct of liaison +i th 50TH FE Headquarters « on RUGAGE matters yelating to FE. :2 Conduct of covert pada ‘projecta, Televex, Teniperament, and Tenacious. . ' i3. Initiation through Project Tomperamont of covart themes targeted at other SEA countries, ‘14 Development of add: esl covert operational activity and agents. ; Development, of one specific joint oporation with SKOTH targeted at SEA, Coomtination of DTPILLAH-S”OTH local liaison, Devalopmisdt of plana for other Joint operations with SMOTH targeted at various ! FE countries, . : : 86 Contac et with | OSIAYSEED-PBGl GRUMBLE, ; fl . . : ae pees : . SECTiak Itt (To hd cospleied a¢ segdguartare salyh een ont ran rennet ater . ‘pa nor. COMPLETE +” FOR HEADQUARTERS USS ONLY ' ON RT ne rt Se a Fr oe ee 6 A EE Le ee ; i MTL PLAT 18% oF Bircai “BD 3 IGHATUSE ] i mete Ved GPPTEL AC TN FEUD {tus fa. mawd Of aatee (Pine) Jamteen. Figea at aiteaat aa ervace JO Aeobsor FOR READQWARTERS USE ONLY too ete = . “ 2 Ticeatse ot son i egtngerciG tc actmant} Avge 1995 | Ye Gs Seodoll \ TEAS ee sie Sein ena 0 4GP COsPLers Bd Pee BBO SECRET in 4.00000 SECRET {Ren Fisted fa) - . ~ . a i ne : - . . TRis esetion i provided at an aid in dereeibingi the tn Your deecriptiann fa oct tacareble of untavorodte im stall Gul acquires sit oeaping in reletion th a perticutse jab oF eeslgnwent. The desctiptire vorde are to be seterpeeted Ltteraliy, “ . On ead felt hand side of the wane below are & serien of sietsoonta that apply in snae degree ta most people. On the right hand aide of the page area four major categarioe of deacriptiona, The ecale within each natedaty ta die Cldod inte threo emall Blorke: thie te to eblow pou th made fines tietinetione if re ‘Look at fhe efatos on the felt + ghen chect the Calegory on the right onich heat She how such the efateasnt speller to the sum you are tating, Placing an “RX ja the ‘Not ONserved+: culuwn means you here rv opinion on chethes » phrave ape! to an tndividual, Flecing an "Rtn the “Dose Mat Apply’ colyen otane thet you have the delinite opinion thet the desceliption Le not.at aff ewtted to the individeal, 7 . ’ i . st . STATEMENTS : . . CATEGORIES DOES | APPLIES TO A] APPLIES 10 & | APPLIES TO AN| APPLIES TO AN ri NOT Liwiteo REASONABLE ABOVE AVEHAGT | OUTSTANUING ww APFLY |. OEGUEE DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE tw : : 7 a. AUG TO BEE anotnER'D x POINT OF view, 3 , . o - B. PRacricaL, . & GOO KLPORTER OF EVENTS, oa | CaN WADE DECISIONS ON HID O8W - WWEN NELO ARISES. a. CAUTIOUS Im ACTION, ~ - MAS INITIATIVE, 7 ST1ONAL. : . ; no fe : UNEMOTIONAL. | oy : : : . bo a LT - < . fe “tr ANALYTIC IN HIS THINKING. : | ul Ts 4 J Y | GUNGTANTLY STRIVING FOR WES ' H i KNOWLIOGE AND (DEAS, ‘ * @. GETS ALONG WITH PEOPLE AT ALL SOCIAL LEVELS, 2. WAS BENIE OF HUMOR, - 4 70. ANOWS MHEN TO SEF aggiSrance. Th. CAM. 1g. CAN VET ALONG Witny PROrie, ¥3. MEMORY BOW FACTS, fe. SEFS THINGS DONE. VS; KELPD ORTENTED TOwaHO LONG , Teg GOALi. - i e to dette tee a ta. CAN COPE orin Futacencies, ?. GAS Hile STANGARCS OF ACTOMP LD Inia, 1a. HOS Afawiaar Cam KEEP GOING AionS Trwt.. . 49, MAR VISE RANGE OF tnFOocuATION, 20. BINS OB TALE TY, i. MCCKP LT ResPeng OIL Es, ahertd nth faedas, ATS 19 Bite One .14-00000 SECRET . ( gaaee Fitted Lay 26. CAN TRIEMA ON mid FEET. COMES UP BITS SOLE FICNS 10 PROSLENS. . TG. STIMULATING TO eSsccraTts, $Paaa PLUG. tr. re TOUGH WINCED. - Tso. omseavanr. CaPAGLE. 33. CLEAR THIRRING. COMPLETES ASSUGNWENTS WITHIN ALLOWABLE TiwE QiwlTs, 3a. EVALUATES Sale WEALISTICALLY. 39. PELL INFORMED ABOUT CURRENT Mee ORL i BeRaTE, nN. ereeersve aN ‘oascussions with - ASSOCIATES. IMPLEMENTS SECTSIONS REGARD: Less ‘OF Om FEEVINGS. 30s, 9. THOUGHTFUL or ‘ormens. ~ tI cn _ = ae <i forgets ESTES TIRE joa sas onive — Todt 4 . wt ‘ao. WORKS. “weee under FRESSYRE. 41 DISPLAYS sUDGEWENT, 44. 05 SECURITY cConecicus, «Jas. veasative. 463 WIS CRITICISM 3 CONSTRUCTIVE. 47. ABLE TO INFLUENCE Crating. 46. “PACER A TATES SNCSIN TPTRATION OF Wtd OFFECE. 49. DOES NOT REGUITE STAGHG AND CONTINUOUS SUPERYISION, tof 3a. A conn supcey Seer Io8 ¥ Ay wHaTt “Rae HES OUTS TAN? io “STRUNG INS) eo pee Aequd Ree Reveal ve a Motes edge zh Aba vetntnean, oe LIE, ep ek onek pene ae “y te Jeics “pu At! : OUTSTANOING Bbacnes3Car .o Re Ataity . fine prenRe daa Qe, tA. Cee y ee venehag - cepaaiaerane shad st tet Eero ra Back inns pry te oa yt Tila OR ne RS AR pions jum pl pink x pln cde vbw ae eT Awe AEA wee ee, Fret ~ 14-0000 : OC SECRET (how Fslled in) HNOICATE If yOu twin Phal any SeMCLE STAtm OO YOu fLEL IHaT aC BCouiR IROTVIOUALD a C. BHAT TRAINING DO YOU @ECOwMEND FOR TH nerel traits, specific hab ——— SECTION ¥I eer een sec Read oti Sascriptions before veting, Place ** xX * OIRECTIONS: Consider only the will. with chien the Peraon hes perforned the duties of his job ond rete cordingly. : OOES NOT PERFORM DUTIES ADEQUATELYs wets Ca +. INCOMPETENT, | : foe , woe BARELY ACLOUATE In PERFORMANCES ALTHOUGH WE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE on TRAINING, ME -OFTEN FAILS TO CARRY our ALSPONSE OIL ETIES . “COMPETENTLY. : a : PEAFORUS WORT OF HIS GUTIES ACCEPTABLY: OCCA: SIOMALLY REVEALS SOME AREA OF WEAKNESS, PCRFOAMS DUTIES tH & TYPICALLY COMPATENT, EFFECTIVE tanner. lo A FINE PEaFORiVeNCE, CARRIES OuT MANY OF HIS RESPONSTELITIES EXCEPTICHALLY WELL, PERFOAMS HES CUTLES tn SUCH 3% OUTATARDING : MANNER THAT HE ¢3 EQUALLEO bY Few OER PEA. 1 a SONS *NORN TO THE @aTER. 11S THIS INDiviousl “BETTER GUALIF ILO FoR woRK ti 50ut -“OTWER AREA Cys Comes. ote veg. ware 1 ve! ve etee, B. DTRECTIONS: Conotiaring oF and type of « snccoet, § Potentiallty far aatudntiun gt greater Tesponaiblige flee norwally facdicatou by Ptemotion, i ] 1. HAS PEACHEO THE wiGHeaT GRaoL GEVEL AT onion 4 SATISFaCTOnY Seer GRMANCE Can at CaPECTCU. : {[~~F 2. 13 wae BG PMOGRTSS. Gt Sere MORE TIME Jn cu). . : PRistar GAAST BCTONE PROMOTION TO AISNE ™ . GSADE Can at arCouurNOED., : CTI ae U3 ata04 To ‘tasz on SLSPCNSIUILITEES Ce tue NENT NEQUES GAAOE, BUT MAY HEED TeAInine In dove Actas, : Ce BELG FS0G4RLY AdSUST QUICKLY 19 Tod wGRE Move SERPONSTSLE CUTIES OF tudo KoA HioMes Caan, : Bao sy. PG ALREASY PreroceNtng At ThE LEVER OF The meat ' ‘ : MEchMaR sre . G. Aw CHCEPTeGuSt BEakon mus 19 Gee OF tre # HO TicuLO aC s1Oimes rae Racta ebycat ' a0 uint, | bo: a : : . i ee SECRET OR PLANNESS CUlNEIGWS ALL OFMER CONSTOERAT CONS: 9 Close suecAvivion: (aemyes To} a, Crimea atthe fled Le rot Le ante akeok a ite o¢ characteriat on effective wtiliaation of this e ¢ DIRECTIONS: Based upon what he and eny other Indications, ai? person's ettltude toverd the of ‘ FYAST OPPORTUNITY, Loy (C7) a. Was ste0me vitcative AUTITUOE TOWARD OAgaNI TA. (J 3. rexos to wave -aw UNFAVORABLE ATTITUOL TowaRa ctor the jah, persunal CAaracteriatica-oe , Fe and apecial defects of talents. CET) be oeesmrzecy cxsesraeie « HE SNOULU B& S€SanaTLO. + IF WES, ane fea aot coveced efeechore ta the on pr WAS AN ANYAGOWESTIC _ATTITUOE. Towano Tae acency | WICL DEF ini TELY LEAVE THE ORGANIZATION AF THE (TAKEO BY RESTRICTIONS. .:-REGARO3 AGENCY. - to ¢ STCP UNTIL ME Can GOT. SOMETHING AS A Tiuror octren. THE ORGANIZATION. .SCTHEARO OY WINGR FRUSTAA- TIONS. WILL QUIT TF THESE CONTIAUE. HIS ATT: tuoe fowara Te ORGanr aT ion tS troiF. FLRENT.. WAS “watT AND SEE~ ATTITLOL, -wouLD LEAVE IF SOMEONE OFFEMED wIM SOMETHING BETTER, TENDS 10 HAVE Favorame ATTATUOE TOWAHD ORGANI» TATION, -MAUES ALLOWANCES FOR RESTRICTIONS IMPFORED Gr BORKING FoR CAGANIZATION.. Tedans IN ToMUS OF A CARCER IN THE ORGANIZATION, OEFIVETELY HAS Favosage aTtituoe rowaao tHe ORGAMETATION. GANRING AN UNBUPECTED OUTSIOE QPPGATuNET?. wste PSCHARLY ENOLAVOR TO MAME A CASECR In THE SAGAN E ZATION. ANS bn ENTHUSIASTIC ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGAN. | VENTION, .aILL PROGaRLY RENTS CONSIUED a0Aa led AmY PLACE BUT IM THE ORGANI CATION. teider eversching you brow about thie da mating yaar rating. shill ie OB dtetos, Fl SouGTAuk Sutraminity..*ouio NG Nave ace CFIC ata te 4 IN EnaT 2 ano ed LOvEC. Cer isITeLy atcow SUT ONG WEAKNESSES SUTFICI Inti’ Sulstasaing fo waaRant WHS ISP asa Tio, A OTre tga CUPL GYLE, Wk OFSPL AYA fd Same Sut?ae Olerty ay ucst cr me PEasce 1 SAGw IM ue SVMGsntiateca WPLOPLE « as SOO SuPstavoing ea SO WLR SPORT PERSON te Tehee ot Ter ROQCTTOMISTS Of fHe Oadant ation, Baceceed oy once a IN SVETASILE PY POR sone TS Fa Balan sation, . . , 4 14-0000 ; — Yd - SECRET . - oe, SECURIT IRFOOMATION PERSONNEL ‘EVALUATION. REPORT Iteae 1 throvah 6 will be completed by Adeinietretive ar Personnes Officer 2 rosivion THTLE, Te nawe | (haath cFleau aelyaton 2. Gaur SMITH : Joseph RR GS 1) ‘ 5. PLRISO COVERED BF aePOaT 6. TYPE OF REPORT : feos To om | tntetet (C77) Artnuet (J Spectes (oT Be anetgnment cy Reanatgnaent of Supervisor P theougn ‘10 Pe UIST YOUR-WAVOR DUTECS 1. Fxeretse ctace suvrrvision over snd aceiet Cranch YP o -of ocerablionsa, 2, “Advice my chief on the problens and developments in the conduct of Eranch PP. ‘Omerations. 3, Sonduct Meson witk elements of wp/P zentor Staffac 4. Plan and coordinate aiv . sici-wide nnd dfytaion varticdzetion in world-wide: a ao PP opovntions. : _ i re : ld APPROXIMATE ORDER OF IEPORTAMCE, @ITR A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EACH. OMIT MINOR DUTIES. cere dn she conduct’ ~ : ‘ : . LG: LIST COURSES OF INSTRUCTION COMPLETED QURING REPORT PERTOD. Kame of Course Location Loagth of Course . Cate Comptetos ney 5 } of 1952 } Hov 1952 D9. IN what TYPE OF woek ARE TOU PRIMARILY TNTERESTLOP : choloste Ff OLFFERENT ‘Faun YOUR PRESENT JOS, ExXPLAls QUALIFICATIONS LAPFLTUOE, BNSainost, SAILLSS, : . . 2 ; Alig LPS _ s Looe ALE “E> “Ttous Ii invorga ig esti be completed ay Supereiaor * : : Os Tay megda outits Liste uaoge itew? - : Mas done a “Suporion job in salling himself and his idens to ‘his seniors as well as subordinates both within and outside the FE Division, . . b, Should be recognised for nis creative va tnking and outside studics on his oun tiae in atgiport of this ass signment, . Pe 22, sash SECRET " art ag, Hey 1597 14-005p0 SECRET SECURITY INFORMATION V7. ON aMAt RESeECT 1g TRIS CURICN'S PERF QMEHOE GN FuEyENT veo wes! WOTICEAMIT Gouo oa CUTSTARD ING? 560 Paras 11 (b) and realistio application of covert techniques, - iia COWCUNTMATE UP FOBT TOW SELF TMER UT WON ty. On GRATL ASPECT OF Pearonwance SHOULD THIS Pre yng COUCUNTRATE trropr rom Stir PORSOVUWENTE | Should concentrate on more concise oral presentations. ” a COMMENT OW THIS PERSON'S A01LITY 10 MaNOLE Ganaten AESPONSIOTLITICS a08 C8 Um Tne furuar, Capable of added responsibilitiss and with proper guidance and experience hag alnoot cae - unlimited capabilities, — 7 7 ‘ ic ARE THEAL Ormea -OUTIES antca DETTER Suit rnis Peason’s QUALIFICATIONS? . IRocommana apecoprlate roace grmant, possibies | : _ we oo . Sa Lo SE sb. WHAT TRAINING OR BOTATION OO 100 RECOMMEND POD. TRIS PERSON _ j ; ; : Due for complete training prior to field assignment 4a January 19Sh. PERL ON ME Ue Tr a rare nan enn ee er er a pr FSPACTORY, TRERE $8 AbD ACACO COPY oF MEMORANDUM mOTteY ITS THiS a we IF PERFCHMANCE QUAI wiPCAT PexteD H&S BEOn PEOSON CF UNSALISHaCtOny PeDrGuMa Ct. OMNEL Ewa CUMMERT GN sTius }, a *N0 %, ARE sna, BLiGa ih H . - Al Qe 19 ES (Lcomen: %, a i onaye peviteia” Thé ABQYC AtPORT, xi & 12: GATE w+ CObMEs Ts: (ae Adsessers, Fs (wanes a: Var “Ol Gaver “ap : 3 Nee ~ SECRET f a 14-0000 me Om SECRET ee vrs . : - SECURITY INFORMATION + Aor x - ~ PERSONNEL EVALUATION REPORT Vexawe (teeta ifleatr “lutadtet ) Smith Joseph Burkhelder | se orice “| stare og otwiston DDP FE S+ PERIOD COVEREO OT REPCRT Proa - - te Toma OEPTP Le 2 Co) rite Oe. TOPE OF REPOAT : Coa] iatetas (CX) adnuet a (=spectat CTT Aeetnignacne [=] Reanalgnaent of Supervisor lteaa , theowgh. 20 wilt be eoapleted Oy the wereen evaluated h aust your wagon OUTIES tm aPPACK IMATE OROER OF IMPORTANCE witha BRIEF DERcATPT iON oF tata. OMIT MINOR OUTLES. See period 2-17-52 to 2- 717-53 report. - + Ho Change G. LIST COURSES OF INSTRUCTION COMPLETCO DURING REPORT. PERIOD. Wane of Course Location Longth of Couree Cote Comploted ssihmmmpaamenaiaterienemeenets ~ D.TIN WMAT TYPE OF moda AA TOU PRIMARILY INTERESTED? Vw DIFFEREAL CRON YOUN PRESCHT JOR, EXPLAIM YOUR QUALIFICATIONS {2PrITUOE, RNOQULEDGE, Sa1ids!, Utena 1 through 18 : 7 iL. OVERLY OLSCRISE Tels PEs 4CL ON [RZ WAJOR QUTIES LISTED unota trem Fo agore, — Pa artets 37-381 or SECRET 1Qvera toy 14-00900 aac pte oy SECRET 7 mo SECURTIT INFORMATION - ; “Urb ese Josoyh STAFF OR DIVESION 1, wave fteot? SOT ; 4. OFFICE ORAkCN f. THPE Of acPoRT Co) ntetet CT] adavet (I Spectet (oT) Penne lgnaont Com) Peasatganent of Supervisor 5. PERIOD COvENED bY REPORT vOuR wagon “OUrTES Iw TePROn imate ORDOCR OF turoetamch, witn a Serer Descasericn CF Tacne Omtt wmmwOR OLTIES. 2. Exoroiss staff supervioiea over amd assist Bronch PP efficera in the conduat of operations, ‘2. Sarion a ohde® ca tho probleno and dovolopeonts An tho condust of Branch PP Operationag,. . i 9. Conduat Iolecn with elesisto of £0/P Seiler Staffo, —. - 40 Plan ard coordinate. dtvietanaiés. ord aivieton rartledpation in varldewido. ‘PP oparstions ae QA5T COURSES. OF IHSTAUCTION COmPLtTEO OURING wea PEHI0O. Nana of ‘Course “Uneat ton lenath of Course . Date Gomplotod anie Payobalorieal Verfere Seninae 2 wenths _ Rap 1992 _ advanced : Fapchalegsasl Wevfaro Seciney S&aemtho — Rey 1932 To BHAT TYPE GF oGaKk APE YOU POIWAGILY ENTEMESTEGE | Peysholepieal and paldtical verfere operationa, “VF DIFFERENT FACH YOUR PRESENT ude, orn TOUR QUALIFICAT EONS AAAT ATURE; aadat toad oe TRELESTS PL PFO Co ON THE wi UAH HTee F ante “Be “Haa dena 4a mga tar job in Y and ais ideas te “hate eantora as well aa subardinatea beth withla and vutside the 1S Division. b, Should bo rasogndacd fur hin eraabiva thinking and cwiside stiliea ca hia Gain Ling in suppert of this asslermant. camber it SECRET or 14-0000 SECRET SECURITY rsFoRmar ioe te ana! aryeret A; Ht q OUTSTABDIAG? i a Sos Paras 12 (b) and realintic appidoation af covert tec. niquens 13 TPIS PLbSOety PrRF ewan ON PRESENT 17. twraovemeur?. oO er a 1}. ON WHAT ASPECT OF PLuFORWARCE SMOULD THIS PERSON CONCINTSATE EPPOR! Poe Should eancentrate on more conedsa oral Proce reees sketio ” 14. COMMENT OM THES FERSOM'S ABILITY TO MANOLE GREATER ACSPOMSIOILITICS won G2 tm THE FUTURE. Capable of added responsibilities and with propar buldance and experience has almost ooo eee ee. 16. MMAT TRAINING OA ROTATION DG rOU ACCOMMEND FoAa THIS PERSON? Duo for complote training prior to field agsipnmont an January 195k. 1G. 2 wave AEVIENCS tab aodee abPoAr. thoemenaa, If any, fo thoen aaa RIvitwlE Dare 7: . re, 20, COuMintss CIF neesnaary, my Da contlased an revarsg aide of rovet sheeteé SECRET 14-0000 : SECRET em SECRET , TRAINING EVALUATION OPF LATIONS The officiel to Pie atelt os whom this Tourbe Sistes Only. More Complete date gunner ined elter contectin Should be telertted ¢ Me mer how it to other able. uctora for the ond sey be ea. f thin atutent e end Evetuetion Officer, ning ent Rvetustion, TRC), "7 MME OF ST UopaT teaser (etesty (wtooces O4Te OF REPONT . trc ‘- SHIT Joseph BF: 3 6S~12 13 Kovenber 1953 - Orvtsioe . . PRosecttD ASM GMM ENT COURSE WO. r . Ve/rE Senior PP Offtear £ ** PERF OumANCE RECORD . r 4 Te FOLLoeing Cranes Ww ota wayor Cy La) 82S t6med ty C4Cn anga, OnE -f08 COMPA toaws, ‘$e (HENS OF THE COURSE, a9 GRACES ane EMENS ION 4ND One roa 'wPUrMtn tation, a SPeciric Ofriniteo AOVECTHyag RATINGS tMPLorto, A OF CaCH OF race 43 Glvtw ow THE BACK OF Tas One, ~ ¥ A For Avent Selection on ent , feeny Handlin | a — —s Agent Direction t—| at ee ee ee 9. Aten nnt and Reagseaument : ph is. ieegial Gre notional Prot lems ~ fy THAIS. RECODD a, ; THE POLLGaIKG INDICAT C3 THL vansons TA01ts as eesraven BY Inf IMS thuctows puRING Teg TAAINING PEAIOD, ations PAehuog Tre SUUOENT'S PaRrictpation. aan COnGucT tm FOAth ING AS age AS Nts REaCtICNS T 480 Struations, mo . sf ‘Tat onstage] a ¥ADtGuUS PROUL EMS Fa end only 4 vary serdoy Fim ited dtagege as comstruce Loan PIA BE 9 of-ce -* vagina ttaa. 2%, ative sbitity tag. eA % . “TORL eehoal af tua- we Problems, droater tnan avere ‘ithone donquotet;, Ge deqrag NOT ObsEaveD [Fy 6. dotutenese mm ae 4 — «) FeMiDites seta, Ol aviagag Odegwate -Olsplayad shave Shaplazed eecep- Average Dhepticisga justgnenr aA? pare 2P8Tage Sersg . Rion gl ar ALS ANG Al sternnens, splesetaye “ie 8 eadlty ang ge p- And porspicactry, y : theism, . . . fedusicy iner osseavsg c= . . . « ct g 8 . Se ne ce ey ABplies a: *petlea.s tAveed idequete oF CBSE hemes gn daede time gay aftort Peteviary, Cinloun aes. tise ane ettarg Avcotwarys, Yee@red gras thes and effort than fy maragsly Oepectad in tats GaP se,” Vino ang fee Merteicus, dieing Bemarourig of + theo att offorr, ® tnttlative ioae Cateevic(~—) ; — ? eo Re Moe pleoest igery si theed esteraal coehumatty avteg ‘pr eaatiag, eA ATS won, ; Biaotased wavewas HPOhady omelet, ang Santeivbewnans, Tees ia Ping owt pro. de@ets, 14-08000 ‘ ~ - wee nm omepreeae en vlgmitiount eperness. Gove Ing thud de in wei roen Pee ee pteette tn acitten nbeaee Fe Facility of oral onpression (wor Goseasto fC), - 4 . 2 3 5 i - 1 Vredle fo erprous Leched fiuensy oF Oleptayed ranson~ Outritanding in fiw \ : i ng cterkhty sel? cleociy, Pres ease in nig sceech, abto fecitity in ancy 4 . sonted ide : In but alng ususily oret esprossion. chearts 499 roade of urs! evpressisn, groping and Into- claer, ity. herent fashion, G. AbITItY to Got Along With Associates. (sor oescaveo [J » 5 ‘ a ‘8 1 2 3 : 7 weotiy aliens folled to win so- feesonebly et fec- rexteyes definite Gnusuel pef oe 1 tes his avecel- clei pecoptsnce . the In his social esssity t2 achiers tlve in Als ste ‘Ity to win accept. a 8hce-from-others... ny feiovs rel peel tn ns ates. but did not actlve~ relations, vl pantagenize _ others. : +group. Norma a cathe aad ne Ottane Poof. thinking. elon through -hloe~—f-~ f.- Paraonality ang ; : thinking, i - le Toet wor onseaveo (memes 7} . ae 0 sot 1 a Warends) Dtunt id 2 ; 2 a we . wadty unt ang Frequently saig ur Reasonaot i Corel : Intiscroat, S'S somathing abich ang inet for, fereet cone Eaten ly ean honetrated bean * {Ming to perceptlon to, tL OF Ge fitting speacn or conduet, Induces at untave’ arable reaction, '. Adaptation to Tratoing (or sessoyeg | anams as Se * . OIG ey94 AG intore Accopted tral Obags yas- - gat ea yee ° far tor ja 9° Secept t nt lf to. ape Cully wdabting training iy weerel a? faade tralnieog ang dice | aie fo th de- himyat? ' Fra Play uf anthustare MAOAy Bote upon Aildy were 37d intareat, Ate ; _cBojea Wes fthetendine ip his perfor lly so 4a Ri ba adjur’ ts tealning.,. By et aml oeseded 212 geron) rey uiremaytn, stay ability silms Bly to sever nest 5? the geomet: all pertinent peiice waphalz aM? at La ony thermy24 dL bews tap Al fecret ped thet he slave down Wee taken gt OUT ‘ “ : : Set he elowe dow Slelentiy te P&se ga saully untcrstosdehla Sra2 ressvats tion, ts tsbglnaties eralyitea? alAdise a2k@ S20 9 naturel fop dlrogtian alendastinyg § tro wroferneried heat geen vould eke tifa very warth s no z ( e Dupe ow cs “7 3 . 12 ; z fica ef Breda AC YPM eonpletien af ats coHitemrlsted tar af ay ty in Tae —— SECRET — oe “a (Oven) 4 Toe, 14-00000 ‘ SUBJECT: Training Evaluction Comsuniss Party Operations Courses, Advanced fr: airing Divisio: . Seudent's Rese SNTTH, Jose; PRBe Cure fo. ao - ee Divinton and Branch | eer The Communist Party Qcerationa Courze fg a Bpeclulized two-weeka' designed to provide adeguaze background and under tay at {oyement,..und.-to-inerense “the-ef! ‘ec I “ planning ond conduct of operations against these movements. esrentiols, the generally valid aypects of Perty policy organization,.and Action; : The empha vie Is on - Tt {en abould’ee, cons ide rad. wubsact “petere and @pplies onty to the two veeta? re fod of the corse. Tn cba oe : . where no coment {8 éiven for one chase or ne tvity, it Gots not tmpis Ungt the : ! & is deficient but ouly that the instructors do not feel that shuy have . Aciant basio upoa which to placa a eeningtul evaluation. : lL. Studer i hacvure coe ica oF T Couminist Moverent saad varied . , SBECTS OF its theory and praciles, A de ot pete ' ag fox ent. . os co : relationnrips be: ween "ng tional" (Commntet Part i benetices and the Yorld ~ wo . eq B. wertor eosprohess ina e+ do his ar ola) 2a Of oadion a Freoly expressed ideas Vhsa appropriata to the Bubject, 3. Esew of nasint - nies EO Plesasnt but -reparyed. 14-0000 4, ' Cooperation vi vith the starr tn presenting o pertionant sugacstt ora ag to = ‘future materlal for the course with the purpose of the isprovenent cf gun: : eect te [al_ior, the “courje With the purpo.e of the loproves een cae Appreciative of the course; suggested valuable background matorial for incorporation in certain sudjects, : 5. Efficient use of otudy pertoio and after iter koura to read materiala peetines in at in atudent folders ae materfal eaietcd for home Btud vith coe i : -“Punatual and security consctous,, _ = OS LTnstructorsa’ over-all comment vhere a propriate. ee rn en aa ES OPT ONT tse Pats__ 22 Becenber 1953 oo: SO 14-0000 . 4 "1 Decenbder 1982 ; oo Joseph Smith: <> | a Le eee oO nnn eee ee eee ee ee Previous _Experiencet_ ee we ee ey ao sereqe ete our res heen aK. ae Mins Pe ae re Hig offie bes = | i i | me Oy ou ag ft de sutioa! Sets hater rattan | L i i I EE ee beer nape inemennienng ae en: sygt bop tie: ~ + nero naieng! ona, { arros with tha eveluctlon of tu aw cevises vscan 14-0000 i PSR TTT ROTA ATER MI A 7 _ SECRET ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER | - IMPORTANT OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK OF ORIGINAL FEOERAL EMPLOYEES GiouP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM TO COMPLETE THIS - FORM— * Read the back of the “Duplicate” carefully before you fill in the form. ° Fillin BOTH COPIES of the form. Typeoruse ink, * Do not detach any part. ] FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: 2. FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW (Please. Print or ™ tes): o* SMAME laity mia ~ Se ee IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW (do NOT mork more than one): Mark hero _ ELECTION OF OPTIONAL (IM ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE it you - “4 elyct tho $10,060 additianat optional Insurance and suthorize tho required doductions WANT BOTH . from my salary, compensation, of annuity to Pay tha full cost of the optional insurance. Optional and. This optional insurance Is int addition to my regular Insurance. fOgular insurance (A) Mark here . CECLINATION OF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT. REGULAR) INSURANCE’ if you | decline the $10,000 DO NOT. WANT - Jo Gonat insurance until at ié PT ee “Brinstiaby La jonal optional Insurance. | understand that cannot elact ap et 1 year atur the etfective.date of this declination and untoss |. :ovidenta=f, is Heetina- : firesarit® ‘Batlatactory: “F006 36 tinal Tily regular insurance is nat alfected B: toned itsuraney, . reguiar: {B) insuranca fr thay tae ET ete ew, ViAIVE “OF ire” INSURAFICE, ‘Goverace” , i dosira not to be insured and walve coverage under the Fedoral Employes Group Lite WANT NEITHER {Insurance Program. understand thot | cennot caneul this waiver an obtain regular in H —4 tegular nor autgnce unblat least 1 year after the aifecttve dato of (Ms waiver and unicss at the timg ootional f appiy for insurance t AM under aga 60 snd Ptesent satisfactory Medical evidence of in- insurance . {¢} suraluiity, | Understand also that J cannot now of later lave tbe $10,060 adtttional ee ees Gptional insurance uniess f hava the regular insurance, Ox A ORC P= — aN ; ~SIGN AND DATE. IF YOU MARKED BOX "ALOR "CE", : Fon EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONCY Gi COMPLETE THE “STATISTICAL STUB.” THEN RETURN THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE, t 5 SS 2 Ue —_— - “ : Z Gotti Lb QS. KY ES |] 02 034 } ae Z ae | fyb ° re AE Tee Fable el Titestive Uiective Datey on bate cf Ongmal ORIGINAL COPY—Retain in Oficic! Penenne! Folder STARDAAD FoR, hs, ver te woe ae pane 14, 3445) J, “fotticiat secaiving data stamp) | JANKOSYAd 46 331430 14-0000 Lh — © CONFIDENTIAL . _ . : oe ‘| (Waea Philed La) os a HEKORANDUN OF UNDERSS -ANDING . { herooy acknowledge that X have read and urdorutund tha contents of wage he ten Kandboc 20-b, Employee Conduct, ¢s eaved Y suy 1570, era tho inforation “Bréchure -Lov- bes revurcaoy,.: tod. ey. aS Sola te : - . a - . - : 7 : CONTIDENE! AL ; ; j ; (Whes #AL.ee In) . | 7 MEMORAND us OF UNDERSTANDS # . -_ _ SECRET ~ -- FIELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIRE _ oF ROT COMPLETE _ FoR HEADCUARTERS USE OuLy OF FMPLOTES (use pesuda anty if Tray Dat atit from Hee 2S. v NAME OF: SUPE VISOR {roe} Oate (from item S.2) Joseph B, Smith 21 Oct, 1970 John Rh. Horton 21 Oct, 1970 j. . DATE RECEIVED AT HEADQUANTERS, OisPatcu nuwDers DATE -ATCLIvEG BY CABEEm GLAVICES om, HMMT_ = 1058) TO BE COMPLETED BY DGLOYEE TITLE 29 Oct, 1970 +, DATE OF OrATH 16 June 1921 Oate oF Pcs aR ival im FIELD 2. stevice| 3. YOUR CURACNT POSITION, AND GRADE C/CA, Moxico City 14 REQUESTED OATE OF 6c, EXPECTED DATE OF Fins DEPARTURE | “r., CRECRS DM eT HQ a caver FoR to ts , CURALAT COVER Mexico City LNGOLD » BOSIFED DATE TO REPORT TO DUTY AVTLA LEAVE STATION OR BASE Oa. LAST YOUR MAJOR UNTIES CURING CUARIAT TOUR (eee arecial pote on tranemittal form). Cotea attach Personal cover gGueationnalecs in accordance with CSE-F 240.8) Supervise one case officer, one carecr agent and one secretary in planning and conducting Station CA activities and intelligence oo. ‘collection activities on Mexican government : wos 1G. TRAIHING GESIRED: a aes 7 7 INDICATE aeial FRAINENG YOU BE uieve YOU SHOULD aye ounins me meat ye OPAL Eaay ¢ None So Seay Boz rartieay eter SECRET RUN cis 9 14-0000 SECRET VE, PREFERENCE FOR NENT assteNmrnt; =. A Nr nantes Pa VVas UCSCH IME BREEELY Tre TYEE OF WORE voy ROULD FETEES FUR NENT ASSIGMUINT 18 OIFFLOENY FROM feat IRDICATED IN TTT MONO, DUABOVE. TF YOU MAVE MORE THAN ONC POFFERENCE, INDICATE You CHOICE. ‘ “ I prefer to continue in my present assignment, Ova OY CHECKING IN ATE 803, IND 4 Gs . Y ¥ Clore Vat, Ind, cholee) Rin te6 i COMPLETE ALL ALTERNATE CHOICES ANO OFTlONS tw ALL CASES EVEN THOUGH YOU AML REOUKSTING AN CATEMSION oF vouR + Tova, ° : . oui AS MONTHS. wonrns:ar-cunse N : T STATION. TO aH : a s if -aS SIGNED TO: TAS TGR & TuuR OF DUTY INDICATE, i" CHOICE ir CHOC eee ciao ceupier . ——— Whi el FIOM. ENDICATE CNQL pOeoGRaPHie AWeA.OR tor emorce. WE ae crore” : ano cHotce . (1) neruan ro wy cumnent srarion . OF DIVISION, OT ¢ 3ao CHOICE’ wo BE COMPLETED BY FIELD STATION YN CONSIOCHALION CF THT EXPERTENCE ANG PLAFORVANCE OF TNL EMPLOYER AND WI 2 UNDECATE YOUR MECOMMENDATION FOM HIT MEXT ASSIGNYENT AND TOAININGH Subject's wish to return here for another tour fits our ideas of what would be good for him and the Station. His function in the Station wilt continue and he performs it very ‘Well. ven should there be a readjust- went “in the amount of case officer’ time put into his field, there will Still :be, opough- obably. mores than2onoug! him:toed He, does, itp. very well. This recommendation would be fied if Subject were given an opportunity for a post which might give him a better chance for pro- motion, which he” to ve conmreres’ Be ade CPI ATE NEADQUARTENS OFFICE Would dike” 3 PAEVENENCE FO HERT ASS ICnMERT, 7 ss * b ~ —raraaes ak pe te “ * a PNCr ako Fear oawa OF Tet EMPLOVEE, HID FARRER ONCE Fo HEAT AGL IGE, he , i AND Tag STARRING REQUIRES S79 OF Our COMPONENT PNOICATE YOUR CUMPOHENT'S AECOMMENDATION PG ttt SEs7 . . ! AGSIGMMEMT AND TRAINING, * deserves, | : . = Per HRMS 7052, Mr. dmith has been approved for homa leave and return | ve 2 : . 4 to Mexico City for a second tour of duty, 23 Nov 70 .,.,- C/WE/Personnel ., FoR use BY CASTER See SIGNATURE + APPROVED ASSIGNMENT? + CMPLOYEE SOTIF IES ay Orsratcn aq BLA“ Tense Pele Pwo eee seee meee x. Taghe nat o Oe ey CAHURR BEENICE MEPSESENTAT WO NT a laches PATE “ eo Eptews tuned et 14-0000 = ” SECRET oo. (Rhon Filled tn) 10; . are ee: Office of Personnel, Transactions and Records Branch, Statue Sec ~ 7 NAME. woe te SER TAL MO, c (Print) ENS TRUCT IONS: INSERT APPROPAPATE CODE mUMOtA *cook* COLUMN use APPROPRIATE SPaCk GELOW TO ALPOAT Data FOR LithEa PCS OF TOY. AEPORT DATED OF USING TO OLSICHATE SHETHEM SUBMIER1ON 13 OF BASIC DATA, COMRECTION, OR CANCELLATION (One only). THE MUMDED FOR THE MymTO, BHO LAST. THO O1GITS ONLY FOR YEAR. ALFER TO OF1 NO. BO. REVISEO. PCS DATES OF 3 i seeetaels EE ee AY cent eeY _ TYPE OF DATA 2. TOY (Gnaic) 40. comaEcrion 6 + CANCELLATION. TOAVEL VOucHSa : Dr gPaATCH fn ni oeenants | DULY ATATUS Of TEME AMD ATYCNDANCE REPORT Sl SE ! [ ornce (Specify) DOCUMENT NATE sPooran / . Le } |b —- ~~ oorusinT poy LA PFE ALUAMRS aSour Data Siatsrege> CORALCT. Sazed “PCH SOUACE NOCUMEAT CITES ateeer txwaeeten Om < Veseragy socuwtar THIS REPORT WILL SE FILED th IME OFFICE OF PERSONNEL SHO OTHE TROLYIOUAL'S OFFICIAL PERSOANEL FOLDER sarnot 1 #. Pecaseda SECRET © iar $4510 aa a ~ SECRET _ | Ke wv . tn Supplement to Starr Employee Personnel . at, ; "Action for Integration of __Voseph B. Saith- a Effective 21 May 1969 i The purpose of this metiorandun 16 to set forth existing policico of i concern to you while integrated and to reiterate certain rights and cbli- i gations which derive from your true status as an appointed employee. It is hereby agreed and ndérstood that: Of gBe1b $19,771.00. per innit, you will accept cover énploymént with another {nutrumentality of the Covernment (hereinafter referred to uo “your cover=facil Rod Mays? i j { . . { mewn RT oe > Ascunvemployee, of-this.crganization, -at- the -present-grate ‘and-salary- 5 i calary of $17,.289,.000er anno. fou are prohibited, except ay specif ically a ; : authorized hevein, from retalritng. emolumenta- paid by your cover facility. mo, 0 a re uo 2. It 1a understood and serecd that the minimum period of your over- ceaa Lour of duty da governed uy and coinetdent with the preseribed tour . : . - of duty of your cover organization, Currently, your prescribed tour con- ‘ oF aa phe Binta of a parted of __two (2) yesrs frow the date of your arrival . . at your overneun post of dut tear’ asa lenment may be terminated earlier oa : . for the cenventenea of thin orytinizetion and the length of your tour of . ° cubrently specit ted, ue unilaterally changed by this organi- ont} iat Chang y tour. ‘ net agaign~ Lhiet MGW Are On Of you 38 If fs for sir i] uy srmineted Lor- cause undar-t: ervice preseribed above from the dé 1 of duty, you will not be entitled to re- ireelf cr your dependents to the United nioexpense. IP you request termination or your overcean y fav your ov eonvenienca, unleas it fs for elrcusstanceg h are conniccred hy thie organtizatfvon to be beyond your econtral or if yor are terainatad for eaune coler the reguletions of this organization befare you have completed one [ arcival at your overseas pant o } year Of service from the date of Fo guty you will be required to rein . tte Government far all of tta oy benses Por your travel and trarsper tation, ‘ of your dependents, fre the cantinental United States to such . post ot duty. ~ 3. Travel to your pout of duty oversesa and your return travel ta tha . United States, as veli as travel performed overseas which iu conslatent with + iv cover ignation, will nomally be at the 4 ection of your cever fra- travel will be acategitened in conformance vith applieable See $695 fee scaue ; _ SECRET havea 14-0000 SECRET regulations of your ‘cover faclilty except vhen you ate directed for op. eratfonal redsong to perform travel in accorsance vith the regulations of this organization. 4, Salary and allowances patd by your cover fSacllity shall be re- tained by you'to the extent that they do not exceet the salary and allow. ance payment due you on the basis of your graie level with this Organiza- tion. If such cover payments are less than the smouht due you, the dif- ference will be paid to you by this organizatio:. if sueb cover payments exceed the amount due you, the excess amounts will be remitted to this organization at intervals to be designated by the Cffice of Finance. Computations hereunder will be based on the agsresste gross amounts due and received. That portion of retirement contribztions withheld by your cover facility which exceeds the retirement contributions applicable to : . cba Retna yeh eee ene YOU organization -salary..will-be-deducted~fros-tbe gross -amount-of the ~~ Syn ein eee ae ema tnseane Soe m overpayment. Upon integration, the payroll offise of this ‘organization co, , will establish the date on which you would nerraiiy receive a regular atep . -your..cover-facility....; Fatlure:sto. Sta : a cover-factlitysdoess.causa ersor. step increas etly processed in suéh man, Should be reported immediate ly..tio organization. To»climinate this --.- problem, eny grade protiotion recelved from a cover facility will be re- _ ported immedlately by you to this organization's svarroll office through: ; : . channels showing both the old and the nev. rate sai. the. effective date. . os fo. fo) ALL salary difference payments and adjustments vili te reflected on earn- : ov © dings statements. " . - - . 5. Your status as an employee of this orgsntzstion wilL continue in full force and effect curing your period of duty a your cover facility i - -and you will continue to be entitled to all rights, benefits énd emoluments .. : "+ Of such. status. Certain variations in procedure will be vequired, however, ; . . "+ tO preserve the security of your cover position. . tee ~ : E cont tinue 2 ‘a pers 4 your PRANTZACLON RELL 2 ett ee Upon integrating into you! tove by the particular retirement ; eek EL eyeo OF this orgaadze * fac lidty-andvany:-sa lary: differences abl be subject to ansroprlate retirement contributia: o. Appropriate Federal income tax withh i taxable income recetved from both your cover fac? nd 8 Organization. . Additionally, wbile serving In the United States, dings shall also be + made for District of Colunbla or State income tax, ¥ a You may : clain retmbursement for excess income taxes pais o rl tax retarna by vea- : Son of taxable inceme from vour cover facility excreding the takable income * due yOu as an employee of this organtzation. es . 7 w = . SECRET > “ager! . ~ 14-0000 - ‘. * SECRET Sr, e. All annual and sick. leave which Ls*accrued to your credit at the tine of integration wlll be transferred to your cover racility. * While integrated you will be permitted annual leave, siex leave, home leave, and leave without pay {n accordance with the regulations of, . your ‘cover facility in lieu of the leave benefits of this organization. a . Upon termination of your integration, your unused annual leave, sick . leave, and home leave will be transferred to your credit with this beginning of the leave year in which you retirn to this organization, ; . - as expleined in the Handbook on Leave tor Special Situations. . Serving . : : _in an integrated capacity does not permit the carryover from one leave : : year to another of an annual leave balance which exceeds the ceilings | lac nel wee ., QUthOrized by regulations of this’ orgsaization and the Federal leave meee neeettge rR al ote Taw.” If security conditions “require that your cover facility make a” mee ‘ - lump-sum payment for accrued annual leave, upon your. “reaignation" you thi wilh be re uired to pay the we “Will bewréquired*to “keep forever secret this agreement“and ‘all, infcrmation which you may obtain by. reason hereof, unless you are released oo. oe in writing by thls organization from. this obligation. Violation of such Co ve secrecy may subject you to criminal prosécution under the esplonage laws,” . : _ ) as amended, and other applicable laws and regulations. The termination of | your: employment with this organization will not release you from the obli- ‘gations of any security oath you may be required to toke. on atti porte, ek. ACCEPTED: . | i _ SS ASN ; oo 5 wo ti Wed fh Eee ein tie ad Sear ee wry IS35C TEE SECRET | antfegag tacnat CONFIDENTTAL (when filled in) Pe one ie debe nee net Tene A a te ve ty $ seh ele version -of the ‘Empl cked . ‘out f. your. proposé "trav enoht™ arid “return tt to" Obp.= ean provide you: with a SoRy.. of the Handbook. es aa “that I have | read and lide ak 20-/, Exployoe Pa Ne cot et Bet Foe tee 7 te FA en | f / Sieare / JORSPE 3, SOTA Le : Srvup 2 - Excluded fron CONFIDENTIAL auticaatio dowmgrading ae ssi soi Mication, a 14-00000 SOREERBE a secret sn, (Phen Filled tay . a REPORT. OF SERVICE ABROAD TO: . : . Office of Perconns1, Trancnctions ond Records Branch, Utatus ~- a ~ ; 4 NAME tase _ vias . wioore (Point) Parr) ” ~ SMITH ENSTRUC TIONS 1 PORT CATA FOR FITHIR PCS Of tDY. IMSEAT APPOGPmIATE CODR NUMOER IM “CODE? column 70 DESICMATE @meTwta subwiogs 59 OF GaSIC DATA, CORRECTION, Of CAMCELLATIGN (One only), acPont Dated av using THE NUMQEA FORD tme MCmTH, AWD LanT THO DIGHTS OnLy FOR vEAR,- aACrER TO OF 1 HO, 88. RevI + USE APPROPRIATE BOaCE DELOe 1 _PCS DATES OF SERVICE orractune 0/6 ‘AMAL S2 | 2. TOY (Basic) 4+ conection © + CANCELLATION “Blea? 11016] 9| OFFICE OF PERSONNEL USE ONLY = Puc AREA OrsParcn OUTY GTATUS Of Five aud ATILADANCE REPOAT z ef et i oteea (Specs fy) nn eee ree Sanaa ares eeieeealireraemee OCCUMENT (OLUTIFICeTiOon mu, GOCUMEHT CATES PeatoD wa e698 1785 - 5/10/69 @ 2130 = fo leave APOVE Bate CHATISGED Cowaret. BAItD UPCR 3cuacKY pocuwrar CITED . a nn tr a ee Stee vee even n : — sroreraag bn So BG ON Ce oF oe hh WIS Sepogr Wilk DE FILED ih THE GEFICE OF PEasGwREL 1M THE GADIVISUAL'S GFFICEAL PERSORNEL FOLDER $4.40) year 195 ta 3! SECRET 14-0000 : i 1 I i. i i i : wy :- Ra , poet ¢ r wa) “= “y : veut. 7a il 948 MEMORANDUM FOL: Dir ctor of Ueroonne), e changed from ne inagtonen Pennoylvanta to Carbrlage, chusetts. RMB Last remaining relative ‘In Harriss. burg “dsed in Rovenbet 1965, and he haa no other connes (ona thera. On the othex hint his wife has relatives in Cumbridze, xdoeachuaedts, and his daushter is attend Ly; Wollesley vollese i : F503 Poo O'bas se aan hobert D. Cuahann c/a Personnel | Coneur: 0) they, ras Revsrunce | 1400000 . . . ~ te co : 7 —_ : : , ; a F . . pee ents . : . . m . a ‘ : : ’ . an a . . — Ne . ~~. seers see en . PROC I ities BCT BADE Pa RPL 4 ween pede oe KG BD hifi) RTD ie Chict of Sta: guar Leave Ada: bthte , Mansachunette, and other hand his wife his deughter i¢ attending wellesley, Macag- aah and “re re lenn tk : 4 + ; . chusetts and x2 glens to vielt tala orea on home jeave. : i 1, CATA BIS:b gt } t . i 5 eerie he ee een mee - re ee. i 1 j Re Sey AnD eg H | | 4 i ! : t wee Sees : operant cr mime SRR ery en AE np se renner ermmnn erent . 2 x i ‘ y 3 1 & » De su UN SECRET . FIELD REASSIGSNENT QUESTIONNAIRE ) ee Crh Oy be er cower FON Mt ADGOANTT IG Ut 7_WSE_ ONLY OMLY “ w ‘ i ae las Wp AUTRENTICATION oF stenatuens aso vrmirication of ows to temouen 1, oF foe §] new Cr burial Ctrvey parectros ates S$.) awe oP sue ¥IROR (Frue) Cate (froe ¢ , ws aa 127 Dee, 85 | Michiel Tanes 6 RAME AND SEGNATUOE OF COHICIAL at HEADQUARTERS —_ . Z| AUTHOR TIO TO -aUTMENtecate SICNATUMES. aNd -_ . VORUFY Data tm iTéws mos, t teaoucn 7. eerce. © ff} ‘ TO RE COMPLETED BY FUPLOVER CURAERT POSITION TITLE AND CAsDE weet ar Ue aee meova ons Ulricer 28_Dec.__1965 Dare 1, DATE OF BIRTH] b. aaave a» CuPECTED Cafe OF DEPAR- TURE, FRow, 71tED £O Daté OF ARRIVAL ow OT HEADS oo DON a, waite @ BSSCRIPTION ee YOUR MAJOR purits CuRtns Tae CURNRMT TOUe OF OYUTY (eee spectal aosie on Theneolitel Forasr a the orricer for : Use nae se (., undyensd ty, sBdenk f= by sett Oo UNG Gyerad . PRFFERANCE YOR WRGT ASSISNGT ATH Av WRITE A BRIEF OCSERIPTICN OF THE Tye of essa rey aoyLo patroa FOR TOUR NEXT Agstonuent Ww tT OLFF ENS Fa0M FHAT PNGICATES GN ITEM NO, 0, RO ONORE Thats GHE aa mee INDICAR YOUN. oe sen WALUE $2 THE DaCANI LATION Crafer foas vq eeeetoce Sitie 4) 38 20a cel 14.00000 SECRET Oe PRETT PERCE FORD ment ESSICnMENT Frantinued) C. IMOUCATE WOuR POLO Rt aCe FOR WENT ATSTOMMERT By INSEB TING MUMGEaS +, 2 AMO 9 Cfor Let, Ind ead Jed choice! ty Em BO0t$ BLOG Bt tupn 10 Wr Cuneta STATION co ef agaraneo ial HE ApQuaAR TEAS #9OnR & fOua OF Buty, wife DESFPECT FO POSSIOLE ASSIGNMENT I HEADQUARTERS, tmbICaTs cHgice mt FOmEw Tr . woes Of aaUNY) Lat wef. CHOICE 790, CHorce gre, Croce . co of a CneO 10 AMOTRER FIELD BTARiGW. with ALSPECT FO POBSIOLE HF TOMMENT TO ANOINE@ FICLO STATION. IMBICATE CHOICE OF GEOGRAPHIC AREA OM SPECIFIC STATION, GA9ED ON QUALIFICATIONS: 19%. CHOICE 290. CHOICE “QaD. CHOICE 19, ZR WUCHM KE AVE OO YOU LASIRE BETELEN ASDIGHULNTOT . INDICATE NUMBER OF BORK DAYS Jt, SODICATE THE RUMBCR AND AOC OF OLPENDERTS #49 WILL DE TRAVELLING OR MOVING WITN YOUr Pn eit ana two calli DETERMINING YOUR NENT. WIL JEU ow HTUATION @HICHM BHOULD BC CONZSIOERED t i iui fue we! TADICATE AMY CHANCE IM YOUR PERSONAL OR FAMILY _ a SSS1GaMmtaT, @ THE RMPLOVEE, HID EXPRESSED CCOMMENDATION F S& CONSIDERATION oF THE Page tarinience, ano ASSIGNMENT. ARO THE GTAFF INO REOUIA HITZ" 5 SMIMINGE A! LO Ae ot a te : ask _— . ta on ed De one ee The Station concurs in Subjects request for his next assignment. Based on the capabilities that he has demonstrated during his present tour of duty, we have every reason to believe that ho ‘will perform in a professional and highly competcnt mannér in either cone of the three arcas that he has selected. If Subject is considered for another field assignment, it is strongly recommended that he be afforded official cover status. HEB LNCKT AGS ‘5 FOR WERT. INDICATE 4 PERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE | ERIGuMaeUT, AND PME STAFE LRG REQUIREMENTS oF THE COMPONENS 90 FCCOMULHOATIONS FOR MIG REMT ASSIGAMERT AND” TORN: asa hg g, Tete tte ete tae de Robert -D, (WH/ Per MAME Of CAMEAD SCAVICE OFF ice ) PERSONNEL OFF 1Cee 1¥9ED Ox PRINTED Bau i" DIONATURE ” [Ly Se a Ee ne par. cart 4 7 . rn re . ee ay, ome Asatvad ~ 7 a “fd 4 . Cerittenetasermmnn yg swore tN cere in ten: ye SECRET LL : . : . & aT, Fite . . I: . a , paren eg een panel me atin ne re eme so fy gs eee 30. Coeneials an u we 3 RS A ete ha At, CFLAGS wy rarer an Gi ; i - > i - # Prd ¢ : a> MAL ep scm tte CB Cri kba rte teat, Aste, ae a a yf Give Leet ¥ > Rete o ‘yy tA fe ir ° i - ose 73 oa rope - : . “ SECRET alk phen Dot gt MEMORANDUM FOR: Director vf Training SUBJECT: Appreciation: Josoph Smith _ oo pated as a member of tho Survey Toam which during January - March 1967 reviowed the offectivencss of the Propaganda Group new REL TR Pe : Peace a i * Tet bate we von foes ne 2. Throughout, Mr. Smith participated in-a-most effec - tive professional manner bringing to bear hia extensive back- ground in the Clandesting Services. His direct and objective approach to -the problema considered in the course of the sur- vey made his contribution, to. the overall Team effort invalu- able. The Toam report, which I am still tn process of discuss~ ing within the Staff will be of considerable value not only to this Staff in our future planning but also, I feel, to the future posture of the covert propaganda mission of the Clan- destine Services; thus f heartily commend Mr. Smith t efteetive participation with bP ee we: a S 3. I would apprecia Mr. Smith, La ERED et age 7 7 nc . Bow ee | Venger . Cord Meyel, dr, Chior Ceyert Action Staff ” orpner - aintal —o--Yy "With -your°approval Mr. Joseph Smith; Of-OTR partieLe: 2° . > SECRET -_ - FIELD REASS !GHHENT QUEST OWA IE Bp LAL CEM. 4 CVE 2 Ego NOL COMPLENE i af 0 FREMTICAT ION oF SViMATURTS ano VENIFICATIO — alee a Oark (froo item $. 2); Nawt OF TMPLOYER, Ohad) oO pastor iten s. asp 83 | Mavi OF SUPtRVISCR (true) | 29 Epscn tes Larkin 2) Sep 63 ao 3 ne nn ema nae ht a eee! Wawe af ‘ he ITAL AT HEADQUARTERS r : DATE t BLIIMAND boy AUTHORS ZEO TO BUIHENFECATE SiGNatumEs aNd a| venire DATA IW ITEM3 HOS. DF THROUGH 7%, BCLOMr TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOVEE §, PATE OF DtNTe 2. Cmaot a. CURRENT POSITION TITLE ano GRADE 16 June 19 a3 G83-14 | Operations Officer, GS-12 4. abavics DEDIGNATION ¢. C44 anoen) B. CURRENT STATION OF FIELD Base Buenos Aires UTY STATIONS OA FIELO @ases SuRING Cunatnt Toun None = te scr ers meee ne Pisa fyatabouaatems: pes — cubs s tern fan @RITE & OCOCTIPTION oF Youn MAJOR OUTIES CURING THE CURAINT TOUR OF DUTY (ove Special note on Transmittal Fora): Case. officer for 1 al DATE of Pes ARRIVAL IN 8 Sutid toy 76. tonecrae oats oF oaran. Ta. £ agents conducting KUWOLF activities, .Case officer for two unil t al _RUWOLY’ project s. ‘station ‘furet Lona b. Supervisor ‘of. two stat nn west gto rnCK ck van nt I would prefer to work a aation iatd asa otficar | agent status Old x, Pp rformance quali ios me for type of ag enment and I oinow that I find this type of work stimulating and chalienging. Most proses womid be an ass 5 lsnment : .- ' Combining KUTUBE and KUWOL responsibilities, C. INDECATE west? Toainlaa you : GOULD HAVE 1M ORDER TG INCREASE VOLE VACUR YO THE ORGANtLAtION Froler *O COtalag Of courses, tf ov able}; None, Lf reassigned to pres ent post. sous a3 £02 oitiasss SECRET te - 1490000 SECRET 1 feont iaued) = i Oo. PHEREM ENCE FOR WERT ASSIGRME Ow NEAT ASSIGNMENS Be IeSERTIMG muMOLAS ¢, FANG 2 (for Jet, And and Jrd choice? G. tworcatt rout EPERTNCE tm fk BOTFS BCLOe: (I ortupn to ue cunmenr station DE ASSIGNED TO ne anQuaRtCRS FOR A TOUs OF DUTY. WITH GESPECT 19 POSEIALE ASSIGHUENT IN HEADQUARTERS, ISDIGATE CHOICE OF COMPCHENT: > Division DCBfio. cnorer Diviston Staff ir. cnoreDomestic OPS mmo. casice : @ Bt ASSIGNED TO ANOTHER FILED STATIOW, with RESPECT 19 PODSIDLE ACASSIGHMENT 10° ANOTHER FICLO STATION. INDICATE CHOICE OF GLOGRAPHIC AMER OR SPECIFIC PTATION, PASEO OM QUALIFICATIONS: ist. cnoscMexico City wo. cansepGuatemala aro. cuorce Lima 10, Ow MUCH LEAVE DO VOU DESIRE OLTHCEN ASSIGNMENTS? PMOICATE NUMBER OF WORM OAYS INDICATE SHE WUMGER AND AGE OF DEPENDENTS. WHO WILL OL TRAVELLING OR MOVING BITH YOUs 3: aged 40, 11, and 3 years TRDICATE AMY CHANCE IM YOUR PERSONAL OR FAMILY SETUAT FON WHICH SHOULD” BE~CONSIOCAED-IN-OETLAMINING YOUR. REXT ‘Rig ASSIGNMENT . . . . : Eldest daughter attending college in the United States. Neste, wet = . . — Fi “COMPLET1.GN~ OF “ABOVE-PORT.10N -OF. AT ‘FIELO STATION Ba rE. WIS CXPRESSEO PREFERENCE. FOR NERT RECOMMENDATION FOR.-WIS “HEXT_ASSICHMENT IE” 2 oe ft . TO BE COMPLETED BY SUPERY ISON NO CONSIDEDAT ION OF- THE PAST. ASSIGHMENT. AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE tye ano TRA tangs” : : Supervisor and Chief of Station concur with the employee's expressed _ desires, While assigned to this Station this employee has made an _ ’ Important contribution to the Station's KUWOLF program which ~ toe o pos doubtless wilI contime to be“the case should he be reassigned to this Station. iw anit Tati woe : ~ . t . . . 3 : ee I ne —— V4. SIGNATURE: COMPLETE TTtM e . TO $MDITATE COMPLETE OF THIS Poat ion OF THE FORM. L_OFFICER AT HEADQUARTERS P ED, PHEFERENCE FOR NEXT WHE 15> CURWENTEY “ASS IGHLO, “INDI CATE“WOUns - DATION OF <THE PAST,<GX AERTENC ETS, TL AND THE STAFFING ACQHIREMENTS TO BE COMPLETED BY APF PRL ane bs H - V2. SMPLOYER [7] KAS [TU] HAS NOT DELM MOTIF IED GF FL anNTe «» REFSTRERCE (REARS ISWMERT orspatcy wa. Att _ — a - er 13, TYPED 08 FAINTED HAME j 29- SPeHATURE : Th. TETLe . a ee a a3. cOumEnTs : . ee FLT Dips eee ie Boe th Te _ . | Te , " SECKET | ta - 4 ve . 14-0000 SECREY CURom Fiviod tat wy OU PENDI AES ng Uranch, Beneftte and file tn ihe Benefits. and Cou Services Division, Office of Personnel, an Official DisabtIlty Claim File ‘on the above namad employee (or his dependent?) for an iilnese, “injury, or death incurred oa se Fee ia wf entec ley Thia notice should be filed in the employee's Cfficlal Personnel Folder as G permanent cross-reference to ihe Ollictat Disability Claim File. RATE of RoTiCA Sivwaieag op Bre-grracaiataters _ t Feo spraipes + ~ Nee Eye wate: 2 oy NOTICE OF OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLAIM FILE . . Toray LOTE wer rersenee se rtees, —_ ‘ SECRET 14-00080 7 . oe — 3 Supple mend to Sialf Ageauw Bern ped Vetion So Effective 27 MAY 1962 gament, you have beer a Supplement Ve to call your cularty maleriakto you while nta and obligationa Ta view of your Ccomtamplated cover as ; designated a Sialf Agent, Tho purpose of L , avtention to cxictiog policies which are pu you ara so danignated and to ent forth certain vi cident to your giatus a6 an appointed employer, . com Fay! n: Aa ioticated in your Staff Agent Pgrgoonel Actioa, your. present salary and grade are 3 1,675. 00 and GS-13 ' respectively, and you are entiiled to receive the Gulary, aVlowances and other benefits applicable thereto, however, ceetain procedural variationa : wil} ba followed to preserve the security of your cover position, : (a) The grous emoluments that you receive from your cover , i oa adtivities willbe retai by you ar olfsct aguinat the grogs ; emoluments dis you from thia organization. It, except as” ~ provided in paragraph 4 below, your cover emoluments ever . 4d thase duc you asa Staff Agent, the vyerage ia to. be remitted a ation. onianmonthly ‘93° a different ax d-and.xe ported in. t regulations or pro- ; p thie oeuanizetion. For your information, ' ithhoid Crom ihe groun payments dua, you : twhich, whee added to the tacorme i y, will aqual tha tax withholdings : pennation with thia aarw (By y Pader conformance with’ H cedures promulgated 5 an . this organization's mt i . Fecerat income tates in ao are taxes withheld by your cover faci nermally made fenm your gross taxable con: - a organization. Af thera is oodiffer rr if tds ineufficient, you ; a will be requived to rnnke tax recstiadces in conformance with topethar with R 30-720 cavers : : . rive cefroburesemant HP 20-66!-1, Alan, that issuance the procedures to be foUowdd in are tames iinposed i r ifd: is cnsuffic 5 16 thas organe% trad wootesioulieay, “aoars not furmiched, yo ate eine We auewuntlig o ance wil Ge frani . 08 aasi vont. £ Allowance will be required, ai the on: yoatatua i t ; Lobe oad j : Pray : i t 1 H ' i REST 14-0000 . . _ —— so aro ary migmser Vo dea te aka fe OMe pat tbe pea biesy i’ ‘ fy wae’: Poet Se Pape even a re ! + boa citbora ty webb Be ete TE Laka o Pye t oy tour red tay bh ee tel “ere Thue ae i ty ag te. epee 7 ‘ oe te Ret ota : none, ibeerane ? . . hoa : : a beoonterbe d ty Pheaeguer lation : inane withthe pepubateens ot thi oeraant satan : . : wotes THAT ESV ob expences ob cutegeated cereaniet will he allawed toa gergedance with Che rea. vitmetro ogee SP ebay cts or HER Wu whichever allews the greater rexvount . po . t " Travel bengltee Yeu herein agrees Cart your aeseament abeaa lt - : teat bbenine gor sropiratea by the May or nt ean et firing ot TORE serie ent oe weg nioy pve atart nop he adtcaend “Trop redeyaend Tnaeerwarl Oo = ‘ EL SAR 14-0000 : . . ra ‘ =~ ~ xy SECRET {Them Pytfed tad * VERIFIED RECORD OF OVERSEAS SERVICE : nevL OF EMPLOYEE on. be* cou SEAT APPR $€. 90E muMBLA IN CODE” Col ELEATION (One oni yp. RCFORT CATES BY USING 1 Beer rt as ee LSE Bo a+ CORRECTION a. ExAEEA LA om a / O¢ Os. 22} | on . TOT VATES OF SEEVICE 7 Tyee OF eta . OF PAHTUAE i , we Tusie ABEAUSI omit : 2. TOY (Haele} 4s CORPECTION Boe CANCELLATION CUM ME IDENTICAL ION OD, HABT ~ /7 27 AOMARKS PEEEARED ay z " at on 7 ~ Fiaca iN peas rose Bre as ed a 9.80 Sta co ieteas. bgaarga TT nee ee ed € 9twtaras - CONTRACT INFORMATION ‘AND CHECE List . “ NF 7 rnin een he ye . gree. 7 Y 14-0000 ak ace GUNETAL SECTICN Ut ; Tt. Raw eormee veur Frat Onivnd : Peosect 4. Siot Ro, a8. PerPmanzat © Tick : : . A Leeereed. Cerea. BAP-248 19. bm sume CAPACITY ye" B PeruncNTy oe avlas s . TADIVIDUAL MAS BEEN TNE Oo pre cats BLL TED activ , to te oxTeeg . - . t oe, deve 0 and incis ate Raphael R. NYBAQSN "aon 0 ts 1° cont te {X] ry (3 o (RF pos, describe and 4 fede dat . Arthur H. TOCHILL Btafe Employes - 9 September 1951 to dato contact 25 to ph awitiow 14 OrCRILE Fore PLE... "ULS. GOVERNMENTS (7) HA is ] +e 7. SECUEDTD CLEANS ctrre and date) pa wenicar CLPAS ANCE” Stat Buployva Kforce] fee Heel Saeed. ints inne W.7 eaeennee SB. PROPIA Lk BORK UATTS eoNTROLUED CUOMDEELONS” TLE meas ashy FROM AYAIEC TSS HONE an® PERT ORME UNDER THE FRorostn Catecoar (Uontract agent, vontfact eeplayesr, eft.) orcas 1S10N OF A STAPS CMPLOVER. OR STAFF AGUNT i? a 7 : : . {x ] Cj Staff Agent \ . en ne > SECTION Tl PERSONAL CATA ee j UP. CUTEZUNSHTP 1. UF NOT U.S. CISITEM, INDIVIDUAL 1S 8 PERMA 14. OAT Cr BIOTM (Month, dey. year) i . &. NUMT RESIDENT ALICE CJ vey ce 16 June 1921 i ~ vB. Leda APSIOENCE (City ond state of country) . Wao CURRENT REBIOCNCE (City and atate or country) | * Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, U.68. Arlington, Virginia i 5 7, MARATAL STATUS (Chee? on anpropriate) : : * i oan} vimae {x wansten ["") efpoees (TT) exreeeee (TI) tiranateo i oe] pivceceo : Td, IMOLVIDUAL 18 RELATED TO A STAFF EMPLOVEL, STAIF AGLNT OR ! ERE Ne bn 18. NUMALH OF OLPENOENTS (Not dnciuding Individual) ATLAUIONSHIP AND aCEr . Jeanne Hoffman - Wife, - 38 AN ENDEVIOUAL CURRENTLY @: 10 FOR THd AGENCY IN SOME CAPACciTy a) ves Cy “0 t ACLATIONSH MILITARY. STATUS ; L. Ba. tr ALTINED, ef _ edibitys.servies dia a : 23, ORANCH OF SERVICE y DRAFT CLIGIOLE 26, ORArT Deriowtar OBTAINED . BY CIA “FS * Axa te, , : lyes . ; (TJ vs Cel ve ; _ . SECTION IV . - a COMPENSATION te , : > : so “ 27. BASIC SALARY 28. Post pINFCHENTIAL 20, COVER (Rreatdown, if aay) 30, FEDERAL Tex WETROLOING t L . : ¥ . : [| res % RA : “a ALLOWANCES (NOSYALLY GRANTED O} 327. OFHER Equalization $915 and 10% State LOf Staff agent Premtua pay nis vey $Z— i a Y TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STAT STATES) * * a) : WEWICEE TS Gn GpeupT ional PRAVEL aptaene 4. oautarte orfeatianan pn ee neta re ee eh a7. MBE TO SL SHIPPED cen aG. fF @1?h DEPERDENTS & t See 18 above. G1. PAVOERT ABD ACCOUNTASIL IV? SLL SE Fu CONFOR MAS [EH] cee sncenetioas “Ycovsw aautcins and eroctavees Ee JOPPBAT TONAL UNPENSES : SECTOR Wid a2. Puemcnast OF SAP cAbAT ICS a5. Garhatalawrar ACC OVRT ADIL Gs OLE SF Gm TONPCAwANCE BETH cute SECRET ter 1 Pavugat ano {"Nleea vaeonetiene a pekecees ase peotcouert ae SON ower Vayveads aot 14.90000 oo AGL OLE IC Ee. CONTRACT INFORMATION. AND “CHECK ist (CONTINUED) SEE INSTRUCTIONS AN FIaST SHEET TPLEO LEE et hote tan Lida dd Omen At : nee ES and HA 20-820-4. #8 20-1000-] and/er eucceeror regulations fer SECTION Witt . _ a6. etme (See # 20-618, # 30-6270, # 30-470. & 20-2000,. benefits septtranste sriows estegacios of comiroct peraonnel,) All benefits and allowances of 8 staff employee. LECT Gt be a}. a GOviR ACTIVI Ty status (Chech) (Check) wyeasorgso COVER PATULNTO® ABEL COVTHGPAETED) THEY BIT AE TIFECTED OM PE HMBL (Theres K)-0 (Ch eseesare SECTION > OFFSET OF INCOVE ON 30, OFFSET OF INCOUL BND OFMER EVOLUWENTD DERIVEO FROM COVER ACTIVITIES (SF fees than total, attached hereto Cj torag Cc Peete fy fom Eee juetity in separate SUCTION XI oupatinn $2. QtntwaRet me On una. 55. FORITITYRE OF RETUAR Theots FO8a OEDIGMATION Pa10R 19 GonfHact flawrNaticy ~ : Sap oe mee ne Peres Core. woe ome Pre . Pi, PP, other) PRivadY FUNCTION (CE QUAL LFICATIONS ; SECTION K8¥ . _. enn 46. EXPEMICHSE ae _ ae Dae Boe personnel file. ew ‘ i : a - DUAL at _ ee . = heck Highese’Y- * hevol Atratasd 30. LANGUAGE, tnty HOV GUAL > Cousiay CF OF IGEN (os Aapropcenta Degeec Cucpefencs . U.S.A. Graduate study, Wietory & Politics, {2 courses). Be eta att WH Liataon as moo}. att Cates, 17167 TUTAE Qa rey wos. gavape anb Ws ied Lia iAG . 7 Bes poragonns] file. a sc erate ee EN ER A : ee ee eet te ee nies A LEONA . WSL MeCare dae era, WsaP Pre aT As CB PAPA oN a (Tyee : rae — pm tar Pe ODEN OE I TO COLELLO, LL ENA : = . we 7 . : — a ae Re ee \ 72ND Saws q eo Aven BR Ase rems Oy GoaTegh GHredsiah piwo ats panic aa hay a 2 oun Z, Armocaon 6a /S 14-0000 > SECRET sy . ot ‘ 0 = Cen Fiited tiny ; . . PER wot SUPPLEMENT THt9 bate PERSOVAL HISTORY STATEMENT = 9.2 re : PARTRECTIONS Bept current, Kean thewgh if dupdicoton replete Sestivny £ through YL ja. ea change eteus peu entered un duty vith ao et seer Official pesncnnel cocorde wift he wetu, it obtt be are aatr fot you foe only af there b naplete tovercege than pou have pisviously reported, This fete provides tha aeena adoraky inforeation you have furni janticety., You need erepiose Seutinns theo ndaetion or Ff ven halvove the teqetr eererereemmntena nS @] section 4 ; : GCHERAL . : e Vo Fuk name (Lard lFs ch aa Spui] Get r } Rox KWOLDE R. Vaty, duae, 3. Piwantnt? AULALS3 (No., Street, City, Lone, Stotey a. Cummtatl aponeds (Mai¢ Mireet, ‘ DOr WK OA aie 4 ™ Lh > s ~ ~ 4. mOwe TELEPHONE. NU BEd: en oe ee POsSE 991 0N Oa countaY in oa co yOu wow CL aie TERRI Toay, : ” vA PERSON we at nOTIFICO iW CASE OF EMERGENCY Fines “RUsioING Ih UL8 been State, a. TF WELATTORE tut unity). SE APPL LCADLE Lone Y SEBO, COUREEY Je THOR C ATEN Gs ald HOSTAL IS TOR PhOee Pate sil A A a it A S$. OUSINESS FEC LFHONE HUMNEA S NOME TELEPHONE AUgED | : eet ot jeu sek meres @: iu CASE CF tutanriga, Gaba Chivae Rec arives (Spease, Mother. Pathor) esy aad pe MOVIOIEH. FF gucH marin icaTioN CD NOT DESIRABLE REE ause Qf MEAL TH OR QINER HEAGONS, PREAGE 80 F6ATE, ; ‘ Pak ja i. ee Ao L.GS é ce fee > @ fSecTion tH : HARITAL STATUS ° . . : te CmeCn fa} onee : ts SINGLE imate [aruaste - . [ [are anared Hivances ANPUELED een nee! aan eens - : oe 2. FURNISH DAIF, Fi PLACE Ship MEAGON FOR ALL SEPARATIONS, DEVORCES CR sinuLute ts foe formar wife or pewe Ante fe aeparaie ahe urea annuleenta, snes, asehudang teeeboges Thiet” rem (City, State, PLACE wansrade OF State, Counters 5 BoMABH UGE (Ae. Ceey, id, CURRENT antngas (6 (City, diate, © ~ AT < “ i iy a pn a A nent ere nee ene ee -o. ete OP antae Joa. Pvt OF ontay r \ H Soy CUCUZENam TH CCOUNE ODS [Valea acneaee [yi wae acagieen (er tr ° . vt i ot H “ , . : a ne ee ae A : 4. OOCUP@ ation . Die. OFRSENT Pers over { Afac give fotedy enplovet. of tf epvute ae fetal ge OOO j vresplavet, Last tea esplayeray to ; nee nas oA i re rt ce ater ee i ne en a rt ao. twrrawess a oe pusiehas aduarsa (Ve. Street, City, Stara, Countep) . fs eat tione ron UQbdD ses pagers 14-00000 SECRET =" . . Phen Filled [ed SECTION tHE COWTINYED FA PAGE 2 : . and Toe ) @y wentn ant yas Rt, DATES UF wILITaar SEOwICE OF SFOUSE (Pror- i) A A a (Anan as Ee f oO . a mo . . . TCs wks Tame SERVICE AVPTR TATED, 3. COUNTED atte ZT. GRaucH uF SERVICE LENA {Ep : aan Coo, . Soe cy Se weet — = . 24. ORTAILS GCF OTHER GOotRAMEN, SERVICE, U.3, OW FOREIGN . vr . fA SVE - an oo oO} SECTION IV RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ACOPTION LIVING AESQAD- LLB “WHO ARE aor y. Ln CITIZENS e 4. ADDALSS Of COUNTAY IN SHICH RELATIVE RESIOLS ‘ a 19 wHICK a ate a ADDALSS OR COUNTAT B. CHTOLENSHIP (Country) FULL NAME i (Loact-Pire . E ee i | a 7 ° ere B- CETPZRNSHIP (Country) &+ FREQUENCY OF CONTACT ee T. FULL Name {Leat-PieateMiddia) = —_— PRE TIVTIAT ET = a 4) ADDRESS OF COUNTRY 16 wie RELATIVE RESIOES ‘ . . . sot . . : + - 3: CiTizenswiP (Country) Fe UATE OF Last CONTACT ¥ 6. 7RLOUENCY OF CONTACT 5 SPECIAL REMARKS. LF AM, CONCCRMING INES RELA {SECTION Y FINANCIAL STATUS oe ; ry ENT y ore YOUR SALARY? wh ves : 4 et oO fanent Oo: rue SALANY . + PR. ge vou WAVE AAY RinaNCiAL GETCHEST 11, Of CFFICIAL CONMFCTIGN i Whim U.S. & BPORRTIC s on BUSTBLYSES WaAain suas TAN TIAL FOREIGN 1 smSarato Seid.” GIVE commu ere DETAILG On A Sehadare Sucer AND ATTACH IN ARE YOu eNOS. ONS. OR SUSIMESSES CF tN 3A TEAESTST - J. ne. 1F YOU HANE SUNLCD CBTELCFES . ae YOU BECO Lf ate prise tyY rag ON, O4 COWPENTALION fon Weta ane RETIACMENT ACT, TH, UNITED STATES Of DIAtaret Of COiwgra sen anes LITAS? OW mAvAL SERVICED | fo} ves 4. if YOU WAVE ANGMERES _ a oe to roya SALARY. STATE Glmia SOURCES St AECUARANT INCOME NOT ingicetin Sowrtuour wer enencr BV PRECED LAG FTENS aries t AS . . on _ TSEctica v COnfisuld fo Past 3 : on ee a SECRET , : . 2 * 2 Cte - ‘ . . 14-0000 . : . . -_— Too Lo . SECRET 0 - _o .? (ORen Filled fay . an . oO + SECTION ¥ COMTINUCO FROM PAGE 2 : ‘ o. BONA TNSTITUEIONS Atte awit FOU wane acu OUTS : : \ WAM OF annegss City, State, Counter} RMAVE YOU C¥C@ BEEN IN, O8 PETITICNED FOR, BANKRUPTCY? F YOU WAVE ANSOLREO "VES" TO QUESTION 7 ADOVL, GIVE PARTICULARS, INCLUDING COURT D DATEIS) €N STCPS To Cwance your. [@- GIVE PARTICULAAS PRESENT CETIZUNSHIP? Cy res Dzy +o IF YOU HAVE APPLICD FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP, INDICATE PRESENT. STATUS OF YOUR’) _ EDUCATION. CHECK ONE 7 c Bustmese, Of Cowmencran symooy GRAcURTE . oares ATTENOLD NEGRE S Sos eco oe acre J+ TRADE COMMERCIAL anh SFEL VEL FTE OD SCHO0LS ——— rt Oates AITENDIO Na@e OF BCHOS: STuOY GR SPLCTALEZATION 3 : TRAINING (Ful tine dure an Jasod achaole such as Oedaance, . wttior GA SPROTALITALION S$. OTNTR TOUC AE ONAL TRAINING . ; SECRET CMs OTR was, COMPLETED (Specity) | 1400000 tek oe. @f section vit GEGGRAPHI 1 REST BEL Ge Any FOREIGN REGIONS Of COUNTAIED OF mwiCw TOU MAVE ANCHLESGE GMISED AS & PEST OF Rasrocece, 198 STUDY OR BCR ASSIENWENT OTHER TH dm COGAmIsETION FUPEMIENCE. UNDER COLUMN STyPE oe SPECHALESEO aNoersoce. % 1 A THPE OF ANCOLEOGE Syte ag TE EN, 694953, J eTEL Ite ayyecap rrp ! wren 7aat te, 1. 7 . cares on | name OF REGION OR COUNTaY TYPE OF SFECIALITED RMOMLCOGE SCS oaNcE. a - TRAVEL. ETC. ~ c Aa. AREA LOvd ENE ; - ; e peceyedset acouiQis ov 3. bisr below ANY. FORCIGN REGIONS or Coustares or: entcn” you wave GAinNEO RROWUEDGE as A RESULT oF ORGANIZATION ASSIGNMENT. x ACTIVITY. . : oe ee AL roEnce, TRAVEL, ETC. oP sectida ix: . Te TrPanG AnD STEMOGRAPHIC KILLS, du. trerka CFP Pa. guOR TWANO(H. P.M, DE SHGATHAND SvSTEw USED + CHECK IX) aAPPECHRI ATE ITEM L- [once xe! sored | Loren (Specify: . Hizae- 2. IMOCATE OTHET BUSINESS MACHINES @1TH aeiCh YOU HAVE “HAD OPERATING QVFESIUNCE OR TRAINING (Ceaptasetrr, dseph, Card Puncd. etc. J . . wt ‘ SECTION. X ee a SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS. LIST ALR HOBOIES AND SPORTS Il WHICH Tos ARE ACTIVE O8 WAVE ACTIVELY PAKRTICIFALES. INGiCaTe TOus PROFICIENCT Of Meret THOICATE ANY SPECIAL QUALIFICATEGHS, , BesuL G FROM EXPERTENCE OR THAINENG, BHECH Mi GAT #97 TEU FOR A PABTECRL AR POSITICN OR TYPE OF WORK: - ° yl, vo wll excluaing (duets? noted in secre 5 1 CwinkS SUCH WS CF eRatioe oF SmODT#AvE e009, Mb ES “TURRET Lana SCIENTAF EC ad PROFESS ONAL OLE Cks, LIT. a - fF WOU AGE A LICENSED Oa ChATIVILS wEURLR OF ay TRADE OF PROFESSION (Pilot, Blevtricsan, Bedss Cporator, Feacaer, Leeyer, CPA, Modical Tochmicsen, afc. ), INDICATE Tmt Kine OF LECINSE GI CERTIFICATE, MAME GF ESEVIAG QIAT£. abd REGISTRY NUMSERL TF Andean. CtEST LictngE o@ CLATIOLEATR (Fear af sesoe) LATEST GicENAL OF CEATIF( CATE (Pear @ _ : SECRET — ee a (nDICATE THe PURPOSE OF visIT. 77 roe a i so ‘coun Ry o iS ie : 14.90000 hy . hd a he ao “6 ms ae + , te ~ rs .- a : . . ; oe _ SECRET fe, : eps sot “(hon FitbeS Iny | . : - e SECTION X CONTIAUCO FRUM PAGg 4 @ 7. neh amy BHOMIF ICANT PUBLISHED MATEAL AUS OF BHitH YOU ABE fwE auUTwoR (ON FoF , SATE TITLE, PUOLICATION DATE, AND TPO OF GRITING (None fiction, sciontelte ertiotes, fenecal intersoet subs 1, yet, meeela, short etaries, efe.) * ‘ . ‘ : 2 . fie. , : IAVENTEO AND STASE SHE THER O@ NOT THEY SAE PATENTED - een B27: Care ANY, oui ees fr you 8. 4955 any PUL IC SPLANING “AND PUOLIC AFLATIONS CAPCM@IENCE i “t. i Doers ale frag We Crass Cuilere setmun ly pet fe Shr OCIATIONS OM SOCIETIES IN SHICH YOU ARE HOW Of MCaE FORWEMLY & YO. LHsT MAY PROFESIONAL, & wWEegER.: LIST ACAOLMIC HONOMS YOU wAVE ACCELVED, * Amepic Ate Avon, & amversiT fe: feotestens, soveknt OER CLG WO + 4, on ORGANI ZATION WORK RPCRIERCE ~ SINCE LAST COMPLETION OF :A PERSONNEL DUALIF CATIONS QUESTIONNAIRE. - he OFFICE/OIVISI ONS : sere xt pa INCLUSIVE parts: (fron: and Gnade to j : i aca! rer The gener 7” / fas BwCuusive Dares (Prom aud Ta’) .t orave |, rr ver7orveston] onawce OF ASSIGNMENT. - poops Sree! Wr 1G be Sd eel Be] 3 ted thd —S Lek LTS S: OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 61 € jah Qe EMPLOYEES UNDER voUR DIALECT j 0 gurcavision : oes ——_——_ ‘& MGSCRIPLEON OF OUTIES : i 2) rg Ti ; ' i Seater rr hls LUT en eg Pa Lee oi . ‘ | . : . ‘ i { A . a [MT SF EWPLOTEES UNE } ; “MiP ERVISTON n : af : ae ; . : 1. TRCRIP TION OF OUTELS . - j v4, OATES (Proms and To-), i“ 0 ° . Z 4 "* = par Tarem. and ae aati a GPP LEE/UIytS TON? BRANCH or axstenmin’ ‘ Sener ee wn a enn en ee ne tr . : fle et 3e eweiovez Ore ecbAy POSeTION TITLG ° $ i Breese say . 5 a a re i een . ike TERESI Tia OF DUTIES , . : . ‘ (Use atditioneot poser af seqired) : . SECRET ' aan 5 . - =e Tee vas - a oe = Sr i - nome d 14.90000 ame ee wat ae we - ? . H ' : 2. i - SECRET i (Then Fitlied Ta) ® y fos OF curpowen Clacloding et ‘ . : Qrmrpe ore Tineloding epoure, < pted cheldeen) we , . my Tieiarres ae ene ‘ ‘ YEARS OF AGE, AND Amy ACT let re . . : or : surPoRtina. - \ / WETA SPO COT, ° PROVIDE THE FOLLOSING LRECawatron DOM BEL CHILDREN and OCP ESTENTS | aa t | q. 1 ae | 3 t 14-0000 mos : aa oe a L187 . SECRET a B5-118 6 tans, Coad (73.27) — ap nest . ME 4 OVRCE OF ONION ¢ : t mpeyhy nN SLED fee, © ANPaVIASARY Date 9 Gaace Fe De yee? - -Y of “REASON FO® Tanne) Test i i t ! — PALL aa FS) FRONUIICLA T7636 PROS (37 UNDERSEA 279 45 (248), H : ~ a PSTABUISN SRNL LEV, - : 4 ——t > = Sat 7ai] BURT Wabevd (Fh) SALAKINO (OF BASED ON TRAINNO THAT WAS ot ie 13. een oon fe.- , es ETEROAEDNATE, . Comma seat iC) DXBECTED (0) O€ VOLUNTARY (¥) PT nance et ee Ca NU = 1 - co | Bate “ nuseenaus: SECRET int MRD COPY : | | 14-0000 SECRET , (Bren Fitted Te) 237449 HAR 162 To: . . . - : Loe Office of Personnel, Statistical Reporting Branch, ROOM 192 Curie Hall . ' INSTRUCTIONS” a POR CITHER PCE OR TOY. INSERT APPROPATATE CODE NUMOER IN “Coog® COLUMN ECTUGN, OM, CANCELLATION (One caly. Rt! T OATES OF USING THE ' ' j H a : . : aaa : r. 7 { . ! + C5 (Rasic) — [soot | . eo! ; 2. « CORRECTION: =” tits . ao : : , . 2 © CANCELLATION. | t | . ate, i oo. TOY DATES OF SERVICE) 0 es ne ; : TYRE OF OATA DCPARTUAE, Rt tua ee , : “ : [coor | veae | wont tay] vise | , aocat 3 t- tov (iaete) greg f ga.ga [-an.ae | st. 38 . : - i @ + CORALCTION eee ice oy meee Goce . . * _ . : 6. Camcelvarion | - c/ n : LI ~ . | b2-4fae| 13 | 62 5 in Lae i : : ; : } . i SOURCE -OF RECORD DOCUMENT . ° i | raaven’ VoucHER: DISPATCH ; - , a a Se ae ee - nd . j case + , OuTyY STATUS OR TIME AND ATTEMDANCE acpoar . 4 , . t OIMER (Specify) . 7 a . Tose, : : . : . oo . oo - f DOCUMENT IOLMTEFICATION NO, TT pacuuent DATESPERIOD y , ‘ 9 sa : - : ae A —/ 3 wn San at uaRan . ~ ~ : . . - : ‘ 1 ODOys DATA URAAFLED COMDECT. panto URES F9USCK DoT yc ay ¢ a, aN Paar aa ara SH . aetna _ > -T—- : ol Gerory aensratea Ov : enep H Ss PREPARED Ay : |sesee oocuMEsT | #SCa DA VEDESS t Vee} wre UN5 Lo " SECRET - : oo, tastes ; aot : Loe ae ae ae Tear a Zs 14-0000 Mere te Ainatlae on . re ” ra jean Wee te atten aint ; ates MR ine ARNE ORR eer Leste TA em amen ete a ee Shenae ‘Kp Pecult in consideratl ~ | a Ty | ; 2 fps MEMORANDUM FO: Colef, FE/PIA SUBJECT t Appreciation for Zrisfing ef Japanose Governzent Officials 4 1, FE/JAO would like to take: this opportunity to express its appreciation for the briefing conincted ty Mr. Josoph Smith on | 14 Septenter for the benefit of Morrze Me 4 ‘O and -M. SHICAKI, of the Japanese Cabinet Research Chenters _ 20 Before ‘beginning the return portion of their trip te Japan, the two officials requoated thet their expressions of | . gratitude ‘be conveyed: to Kr. Smith for his precontation on subjects. of. mtuil interests rr re _--3e Briefings such aa these. contritcte materially to our ~ relationships with’ these officisls sai their organizations and: e° benefit to. tha overall U.S. Intelligéace - effort tn Japans” Your’ continued indulzenee and cooperation. are raqueated. oot _— oe ot : * rr a ' fos. > .: Halt) F. Fondig \ oe a _ Ehfef, FE/JA0 | 14.90000 senescent ate ‘to duty” “ism you, ‘denonstrated ‘da planning for and during, ‘tha, tripe _ Perend CONFIDENTIAL 8 Jomary 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR: dtr, Josaph D. Oultt oe ‘SUBJECT =» Commendation for Services Performed in ’ Connection with President John FP, Kennedy's: oe Visit to. Venocuela ‘and Colon: A ; oe ‘Tt. give ne - a great’ deal of | personal pleasure to commend you on the high: degree. of c petence and devotion . displayed 4 h President John ry |. la, . The-. professional~ a and. Ve visit contributed: to. the. outatanding success..of hie trips. : (2. A copy of this memorandum is being made. a matter of ; record in your Personne} file. Bulls A. Teal RICHARD. M, BISSELL, JR.! Deputy Director: - (Plans) - oO} DENTAL Lh /P 2-00S0 14-0000 na oO SECRET a : _ CEhen Filled In) . . : VERIFIED RECORD OF OVERSEAS SERVICE S etetieneneener a nee TO: : . : : St . fe OF Verconnel, Statistical Repocting Branch, ROOM 192 Curfe Enlil | a ee a - =p LMPLOYEE SEOTAL Ko. — ANE OF FPL OEE - — OFFICE /COMPONENT tasr fins MIODLE te ; (Print) . r26 . a 2s26 O7874 Om 1ts Messen &_ 7 _ UNSTRUCT IONS USE APPROPRIATE Shace GtLow TO REPORT bata voR CUTER PCO OM Foy, Iwacat: APPROPRIATE CODE NUMBER. IN "CODE® COLUMN TO OFSTONATE sHETHE® SUBMISSION ¢3 OF BASIC DATA, COAMECTION, OF CANCELLATION (One oniy), REPORT OaTes gv. UsiNG THE .MUMOFR FOR THE wratH, AHO Last "TWO.DIGITS ONLY FOR Voan, a. 405 CommeetTi ON 8+ CANCELL ATI SG - faa yen CotuMeny SOEMTSK Ta F ii NS. 2 nt ne ar hee [ateost auuctaten ant ay Fey Gta T2tthete teeveans oe ; ce PCS OATES OF SRAVICE 8. Tere of Gata ae “AMAT VAL. OCPARTURE [coor | wontw | aay vontn. eae [27 emae l gocar ed. ): | 30: 47"| se- 40 193122 | 40 | Fnaspeuiss [57 TOY DATES oF SERVICE 4 . DCPARTURE AREATSD nr re Tor (Maelcj SOURCE GF RECGRO DOCUMENT een mt ener rr a Ds 9 Cee TRAVEL YOucHre . 4 DisPatcu : . GUTy Cratug OR Timf AND aTTENOANCE mercer buaaas VENETIED CORBET. BASED KPoN asuRcE § pseueee oocumtar | . OCCUMEND Cote 7 ihtwancr OFytttoe SECRET : : . . fae tor dorriees. - i 5 FT L ental 1 “Seer ret COMMENDATION y . Joseph B. which culainated, in the eccompliah- ‘1. This is to commend ” . activities in: Z¢onnection with MIECU ment of Phase One on April 2k, 2959... Smith | vane isa capable, imaginative, and versatile professional ‘ operative who has had broad PBOCTOATE experience. . Professional manner, and: ‘rapidly developed SHIP-4 ina most. effective and MEREDEEM-1 at a time that. ‘proved strategic for the c He has conscientiously, attempted to fulfill the. objectives of MiBCU. of MIECU. 3. ” pergonnel- record, 2 sn 7 May 1959, af 2 Smith for his operation * 2 He has -handled MID~ reation of Phase One ‘Tt is requested that this comendation be nasa a part of his EE obi? Me mi taadsn'B. arson. AG "Signed by: ‘Georre E. ‘hurell 14-0000 OAR NR ane eee teniamet ere me ete oe wsen en vebees x i i i + i ‘. i } t i - CONFIDENTIAL, «=. (then Fillsd Iny TRAVEL AGREEMENT BY STAFF EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TO PERMANENT DUTY STATION OUTSIDE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ‘Le In accordance with the policy of the Central Intelligence a I agree to serve outetde the continental United States a mint~ . Agency, tum tour of 2h montha from the date of my arrival at wy 7 ; permanent post of duty, unless sala tour is sooner ‘terminated. by ‘the ‘Government for. ite conventenee, or it is terminated by the Agency ‘for circumstances. that. are considered “by it to be beyond oy control. SIN “rma sennctoen sgn ces a . os 2. It. is. “understood and: agreed. that- if I terminate for reasons: “within my control. in lees then 12 months from the’ date of: arrival. “at aid: post, I shall’ reimburse’ CIA for all ‘travel- ‘expenies, including storage and per diem, ineurred An the transporting of myself, my depend personal erfects and- iy automobile to my perma. énts, my household and nent post of duty, and chall pay ‘all return travel and transportation expenacs to the United States, '3, It ts further unders tood and agreed that if I terminate for — reasons within ry control subsequent to the twelfth month but pr for to Fy the completion or my tour of anty, I shall. pay all raturn expenses for the travel and transportation of myself, my dependents, my household and personal effeets and my automobile to the’ United States... “ fe oyec WITNESS: - Abn v Li to. ; Josech B. Saith Yo, boo Va an “4b. ue aor , —OrPrree sr Porsganel Margaret G. Dasse 4 Fed 53 Tos hes ee Date: a TORE AEE need ee ebee ements Gila teeeaces rede 20, sgctog CONFIDENTIAL : Cn 2:) a4 . omnce be Obeagerr, e 14-00000 CREST (Phen Fetted tay WAME OF EMPLOYEE (uasrereestoucoce) “pOark or aie {CACC OF CLAIM NUMBER “unk . Bbn2cr There is on file in- “the Casualty Affairs Branch, Benefits and Casualty! Division, Office of Personnel, an Official © Disability Clain File on the above named employee. for an illness, injury, or ‘death incurred on ieee VISE This notice should be. filed in. the employee's Official Personnel Meer asa permanent cross- reference to the “Official Disability Claim File, OATE OF NOTICE - TStGNA Tai OF oF ACB sipat papaT ive ff 4 ‘) “Sf Auer, Lee7 { / . ( f (). ( i « Aun. LSS? nn < f a PIN ? “> LLU _ oS f NOTICE OF OFFICIAL” DISABILITY CLAIM FILE f4- 20-3998 ser aa 1076 ms ™ . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON a8, 0. Cc. OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 3 APR tae? MEMORANDUM FOR: Joseph B. Smith SUBJECT: © - —_Notification’of Membership in the Career Staft | 1, ‘Onbehalf-of the Director of Central Intolligence, it gives ‘me pleasure to inform you that your application for membership in the Career Staff Nas-been accepted by the CIA Selection Board. ‘” The effective date of your membership is 17-September 1954, 2.. Please indicate that you have received this notification by ’ signing in the’ space provided below and return it to the Head of your Careér Service. -He will forward it to the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board, . .: “3. Because your membership in the Career Staff is classified information, it is necéssary that this notification be conveyed to you in this manier, Tho applicatisn, for membership which you signed haa been endorsed on-bchalf of the Director of Central intelligence by “the Executive Director of the CLA Selectién Board and placed in your ‘permanent Official Personnel Folder, : So “FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE poe _ sl" Harrisén G. Reynolds. : wo Chairman, CIA Selection Board | Carenr Sarvica & Cllice of Povsnne! 20 su pass . bape se. +4. 14-0000 BP ewe Re 4 : : Do f. IE BS - conferences tasks ey . he 3 . Pi ‘ fo SEBRES SECURITY InFoRATION 27 May 1952 © MEMORANDI’ FGR 3 b/FE/ PO Covert Psychological warfare Conferences Attended by SUBJEC* Mr. Joseph Smith 1. Botween 18 January and 26 May 1952 your consultant held a group of sixtoen Secret conferences on specialized techniques in. “. covert: psychological. warfare with particular, reference to the Far Eastern area. These conferences amounted to a series ‘of reorientation and developmental.meestings in which persons actually on. the Job at CIA in OFC capacities. could review their own doctrine, talents, and” . opportunities | for serving, ‘the Government and the Agency in this ‘field. 2. The topicd covered included? a survey of the poale sought through covert activities - of tha UsS,. Government; the_ basic bibliog-. raphy on covert. oparations;. the ‘action response of targot ‘groupes: : media vehicles and tha cultural terrain;: apecific ‘covert “paychological : warfare ‘techniques; the, intelligence neéd for CPi} the operational” a _ vocabulary of Marxtsm; psychintry and: CPH; propafanda analysis; content: ‘analyadisj pross techniques of the Chinese Communists; covert economic warfare and CPW}. personality problems in covart operations; banic doctrine on passive. Fesistance; and 3 ‘Foview “meotinge Be In difficulty and in eériousness of approach, this ‘series of corregpended to an ‘advanced praduate. course in an American univérsity. Jt was-a mixture of the seminar and lecture techniques. “MN. Joseph Smith tmmediately. made himself one of the outstanding le He brought tha capacity of a reflectiva. participants of the group. cand richly educated mind to this new field and demonstrated a real talent ror seeing the opportunities presented by novel. and unconventional methods of attack upon Communism. Not only did Hr. Smith learn a ‘great dual himself; he contributed Substantially’ to the Intellectual participation of -the other members: of bho conlerences in the common “aul wd. inden PAUL M.A. LINEBARGER a . “Consultant to PE/PO 7 PE/PCs PMAL 2 rw Distributions D/PE/PC, Original Fe. Personnal CIA Parscnnel “Mr. Smith VE/Linebarger _ ewe Ee, 114-00000 ats . 64. a) SECRET a) Security Information TS Bo Smith Jormph Burkholder Name: Last, First — Middle © a co TO: AML °C. 1. A. Personne) : re Lo . pre rary FROM: Personnel Director , au. inl a, SUBJECT: | PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION quest 1, The Agency is, currently’ reviaing the system for machine coding : employee qualifications, thereby. permitting. more complete and accurate . _ data on all personnel.’ The new. system will: aid in implementing Agency . policies. on promotion from within-by facilitating the selection of personnel with desired education ‘and experience tor vacancies which may occur. It- is also expected that the new system will’ provide readily’ accessible statistics - for Planning’ and management’ purposes. ae a ataheee teres P. ro - MEME, SLi ae cag ADGA ead SEL nase EVER fo) 2. The attached. questionnaire is designed to. caver adequately those a factors in which the Agency is: intercsted. Although the information is, in po too a large measure, already retlected in’ Previous forms submitted by you, it is felt that your time within the organization may enable you to emphasize those™ qualificatians pertinent to'itg ‘needs. The questionnaire also serves - i to bring your education ans qualifications record up to date, . i ALA LEASE tench Biceaceh tea, Thani data, i i 3. Your cooperation is requested i in completing the questionnaire as. | thoroughly and accurately as possible, and returning it ta your Administrative 9 2. j Officer within the time allotted, | | | . . i . ' ot i , . ; _ . ; :. 4 Ge rae E Metoon i : fo Pdf sonne) Director | 1 f ; : i . 4 3 q . ; SECRET — : Security Information FORM 0. : io : . . : te-150 war 1932 37-892 i ° SECRET we Security Information uO , _ Loe eign romper . “eee .- SECRET “ Security Information oe Oo, ” PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE ; - Oftice Ope (KE) 4. Date of Birth 5. Sex: Martial Status »% mw CIA Entry Date: (6 Junet92{-- Nr. Dependents £ 7 Se, Tigst iti i ; 3 p___Naturalization 7, Citizenship; cus. . Other SEC. 1. EDUCATION Dt, Extent: (circle, one) ; 7 . 1. Less than high schoo! © 4. Two years college, or lesa GJeaners degree - a High school. graduate 5, Over two years, no degree . Doctors degree & neq By: (1 Birth: 2 _—_ Marriage _ (4) ) __ Other(specify). Year u. 5. citizenship acquired, if not by ‘birth | 3, Trade, Business‘or: .6.. Bachelor degree 2 Commercial school - Te -Post- graduate study : graduate . : (rainimum ¢ 8 nern, -hrs- V . 2, College or University Study: Name « and locatinn o j Dates att'd can Recd Sem Hae or Unive raity | Major, Minor From To. [Night [Ti tle | Daté JHrs @rudard Cmiseen Ty L ‘ : ; oe . re fa. Uaceriity FE ‘ail @ ont, politics Japa: 1943 Ly se pha Fert |S i av [aaa | ia Be Lah aws Hop ts. a 3. “pila Gone nbs » and Specialrs Training: Sh WN £ [tisler ¢ Yd. Aitendanes Dates . Schoo! © . Study or Specialization v. oF Pl chiga ed . : Asta i bor 1 RR SxeIEKg : Pinved pois, Pinel Je vu ise Lee lt Bice + Ved, Misitary or ‘Intelligencé Tailig alt time duty as a student in specialized. schools such ag intelligence, ¢ communications, ordnance disposal, cornmand & staff, etc.) School dg ave ran a Tot woe Study or Specialization . wen ulily imourmation : ‘ —— é& "SECRET —— : aD Security Information a “SEC, WORK EXPERIENCE ' CIA Experience: State the specific nature of dhities performed with CIA and af i CIG, starting with your preacnt position. Take position titles from your of- Plesse do not ‘request 1, ficial personnel papers, if you have personal copies. i your Official Peraannel Folder. Include geoyraphic area and subject matter i dealt with, if applicable: Position Title is your Classification title such as. ‘ qe : Geographer, Intelligence Officer, etc, Duty Title indicates your organization. position such as + Section Chicf, Branch Chief, Admintotrative Assistant, etc, * and ia to be filled in only if different.to the Position Title. Approximate dates. "(month and year) are sufficient, adequate! describe your duties. Use a continuation sheet, if necessary, to eu sp i i a Srade lf Salary £414 fo Fi : or e 3 Office (Joi | e «2 [Po sition 4 __ [Duty By : . Title: “rom 7 To | Eat Mos. . pceiieaitetes eel Te woe irade Salary - i. eo . 5 ‘Office |. . y Position : : -f. Title: - 3 Duty Title: = 7 7 Cn: meen eeeernets From" ‘To Tot.mos.. Grade’. , Salary 3 Office ; _. re ant Position a Title: Duty - i {. Title: From Fo Fat. mes = : Grade Salary , ffice . : a Position i Title: Duty a Title: Bs, . ; SECRET Security Information Duty Station: if overseas: 14-0000 ee a SECRET oe aut vent spe ue : SECRET a Security Information” . ; SEC, Il. WORK EXPERIENCE (CONT'D,)° OO . 2, Other than CLA: (Describe work experience for the last 15 years in sufficient detail to-permit specific coding of your qualifications, Include military work experience, List last position first. ) Exact Title of your position EE PT From (94 To /¢@377_ Tot.mo's¢ Classification Grade(if in Federal]. fet s Tops oo Description of Duties: Teach [Ghes PSie Service) Salary Number and Class of Employees Weckly jae ledis Pb AIe@e Supervised: Lx sical (at) } Amel’ aw Lvrodbpinl ouddle ap _ Employer ; j | _f ganwes 1b : . ‘ . : Kind of aan oF” organization " j ms : _ po -(i,e., paper products mfr, public |. . Se . ; . j . ~ utility) le . . Duty Station ifoverseas: . a ee | Exact Title of your position 4.Tot. "mos: From | Classification Geode if'in ¥ ederal woe, ; - ; i Service) Vs. Salary 7; Mo, .| Description of Duties: Jy fgpese lavciace . > Number and Class of Employees WCtg ; : . Co t | Supervised: * <. - i Employer . ‘ ; i Kind of Business or Organization t Ee: -(i.e.,;- paper. products mfr, public ; : a ‘utility) | US: Are Duty Station if overseas: - ; : From To Tot.mo's Claséification Grade(it in Federal Service) Salary Number and Claes of Employees Supervised: Exact Title of your position Se aE ET er area Description of Duties: : er Employer _ Kind of Business er organization |. * on ij : . os (i,e., paper products mfr, public |. ae - CoN ef utility) _ . Duty Station if overseas: . a _ Frorn To Tot, me's Exact Title of your position . .. Classification Grade(if in Federal j ; Service) Salary . | Description of Duties: : OO , . ST Number and Class ot ‘Employees : j Supervised: - : Employer ‘Kind of Business or organization (i.e., paper produsts mir, public fF. . . - : utility) ; . Duty Station if overseas: Po ~— From To :. Totnes Exact Title of your position Classification Grade(if in Federal 7 : Service} Salary Description of Duties!) : . Number and Class af Employees ; ; es ; ° Supervised; . Employer Kind of Business or r Ofganiuntion > (i.e., paper products mfz,- public ‘ Bary Sintion tf uveracas: utitity) a f Station uve ; ~~ : SECn ET — 7. eo 3 ~ ICLuleey sees aun Ug weeees wes : oneness tn SECRET Sy ae) Security Information & SEC. Il. WORK EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) 3. Special Work Experience: Check any of the following organizations, by which . you may have been employed, Gl U.S. Secret Service 24° Air Force A-2 02 Civil Police wo, 25. Foreign Economic Admin, - 03 Military Police mo 26. Counter Intelligence Corps o4”ULS. Border Patrol oo 27 Immigration & Naturalization 05 U.S. Narcotics Squad 28 Strategic Services Unit 06 FBI 29 Foreign Service, State Dept, 07 Criminal Investigation Div. 30. Central Intelligence Group 21” Office of Naval Intelligence 31”_Armed Forces Security Agency 227 Office of War Information 32__Coordinator of Information, > Atmy.G-2°. : 33 Office of Facts & Figures. 20° \_.. Office of. Strategic Services 34 Board of Economic Warfare _ ~F Bo Federal Communications Comm. _ SEC. Ik, "FOREIGN LANGUAGES: _- List below the foreign languages in which you have some competence. ‘Be sure ta’ - inelude uncommon modern languages. Check ( x). your competence and how acquired. x 2 & 3 3 i 2. :. i a Rae pe anal pn meted ammeter HOw acquireD | “COMPETENCE. - ; 4 j CIA trairing) (ine. alent to LANGUAGE . PTT ERO pay aden Hone esidence that-has Signilicant ditterence in spoken ° - and written ‘form (oes Bue Srabie), explain your competence herein Lhas 3 Efieeel ° ‘ jie See oe on 2 legs _®. abey I iran ain edge oP te five Laps min retisy . pscinerecterstat : : : 3 =} piped Ae Competence: Deseribe ability to do Specialiaed language work - involving wotabularies and te rminoiogy in the scientific, enginecring, telecommuni- cations, and military fields. List the language with the type of speciality, ee eee « ; _ SECRET ; : . Security Information 4 14-0000 SECRET _ 1+) teafnemation oe te . ee . . SECRET SEC. , . : . Security Information SEC. IV. AREA KNOWLEDGE ee 1. List below any foreign. countries or regions of which you have knowledge Bained as a result of residence, travel or Study. Study can mean either academic study, or Study of a foreign country resulting from an intelligence, miiitary, commercial er professional work assignment.. : . - : Dates of a Manner in Which Knowledge Country cr Region Residence, ‘Study Was Aquired (check (X) one). . Specialized Knowledge of Area a ; ; 2 " ‘List specalized knowledge of foreign country such as knowledge of terrain, ‘coasts and harbors, utilities, “railroads, industries, Political parties, etc., -gained asa result of study or work assignment, Include. name. of employer . Or Organization, . so : 0 ob es Prefer AS Signment : OE ‘Using Skill Oftener ; t 7 i SEC. Vi LICENSES, HOBBIES, SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS. ; : ‘ 1, Licenses: List any leenses OF Certi- ¢.. Hobbiés: List any hobbies’ such fication such a3 teachers, pilot, “marine, | ~~ 4. ‘Sailing, skiing’. writing, or 4 . ete, '.. other special. qualifications. -- « VIT, PILOFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC HONORS List any Professional or academic associat you hald membership, 4 Sshcerrr 14-0000 ed. Securily Information et : - ad ~—— SECRET | * Security Information =) SEC. VIII. PUBLICATIONS . , List below the type of writing (non- current events, fiction: professional or scientific articics, etc; fiction: novels, short stories,etc.)- SEC. IX. INVENTIONS =. oo ‘Describe any devices you have invented as to type of work fo and whether patented. Oe r which intended LESTE DOT ERT recreate meetin eet centr ery, SEC. X, (CIA TESTS : Describe below the type of testa which you have, tak Date Taken . Type ot Test . , ; SEC. XI, PHYSICAL HANDICAPS i List any physical handicaps you may Rave. i SEG. XU, OVERSEAS ASSIGN MENT : Are you willing to accumt periodic tour of duty overseas ? _ ey 2 year Tour )/ “x G) Not interested as SEC. XUL; WORK ASSIGNMENT . Lo : ni- "tn view of your total experience and education,, for what assignment in CiA do wou think you ara best qualified ? : > _ A SECRET Security Information : 14-0000 SOROS ARE Minne! nindinan sem Atadia tan ineaanttn tote HLsda: "SEC. xv, CIA TRAINING SECRET Sccurity Information die SEC. XIV, MILITARY STATUS Peesent Dra Status Have, you registered under the Selective Service Act.of 19487. __Yes ANo. ‘It yes, indicate your present draft classification 2.- Present Reserve or National Guard Status . Do you now have Reserve or National Guard Status __Yes No. If yes, complete the {6lHlowing. 1, National Guard 2. __Air National Guard - 3. ~ _Active Reserve Status (member of orgunized unit) 4, "Inactive Reserve Status . Service) Grade _ ; Location Lo Reserve Unit with which currently attilioted_ = : . eae een nee meena nee “Service Mobitization’ Assignment, Af any . : a Location of Service Reéords, if known List the tri pining courses or _subje cts you have taken while in thé CIA, Course or Subject SEC. XVI, REXEARKS Use this Space to indicate any other qualifications you may have which yon, do not describe above. . SIGNATURE oa getl DATE az f / Jone dee fi (ya SECRET ep Security Information 7 ; ? 14-0000 te P we, a pea ciesial. G20 JHSTAUCTION JWRAT RRFORR PREPARING THIS Fore 4 FOCRASE STATEMENT CF FECERAL CIVILIAN AND MILUTARY SERVICE Snith, ‘esech Ficxholder . . CO RECT Te Ter aS ACT AMD FOLLOW I REVERE CHRUNCLOGICAL OfDEE) 4 ; Total Clviltan GO NOT INCLUDE TERMUMAL’ LEAVE Ny) CERttF ication a i W FOR PERDaRt VET ag cel leSartoe of tak fated Service LAWIQCOE ONLY PLIES OF -ROTIVE OUTE: . ns WT. [teat ata [Tre fae ea, or foray st eete pun dy e. SEU { { t Won Sacvlea ie . an we _ Days sentes et E or % Ff SGP E _ GbE BE Cisilasts te son-teracnagie arerart ster 14-0000 wee net 2 .) : “Wy deesecece7080pR, Burkholcer Sarthe STANOAND FORM GA) teevtaes aueutt icy raOmAaatts TRY cy URTICE COUMISIS PECK RAL PERSON, WAMUAL APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVIT IMPORTANT. —Bolore aw caring to these appointment affidavits, you shou S afd read and undorstand the attached information for appointee .. ten, Dy G... sessteseonleene ee een saedansecengnny wegsenenenesionen o1 c . Wine ad employoeat) (buseas of division) (Depertenest of onericy) A. OATH OF OFFICE” ‘ ; 1 will support and defend the Constitution of the United Sta domestic; that I ‘will bear. true faith and allegiance to the-same: ‘without any mental feservation or purpose of evasion: t duties of the.officc on which I am about to énter, B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO: SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AHD AFFILIATION “Lam not.a Communist or Fascist. that advocates the overthrow of ‘the Government of the United linconstitutidnal means or-seeking: by. force or violence to deny. Constitition of the United States. “I do- further. ‘swede {or- alirm) 2 _. T become.a member of such organization, during, the Period that ‘Government. : c: “AFFIDAVIT AS 10 STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Tom not engaged i in any strike against the Government of the U . go engage while an employee of the Government-of the United S$ an organization of Government employees that aséertg the rig of the United States, and that I will not, while a-Governme ane em an organization. °D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE oF ‘OFFICE » do sole swear (er. affirm) that— tes seeast oll enemies, foreign and: . abat Utake this obligation freely hat T will &Rt aad faithfully discharge the S50 HELP ME GOD. , I do not advocate noram Ta member of any. organiéation: States by force or violence or other othes persons their rights under the Iwill not-so. -advocate,-nor will . ‘Ts om sin n employee 0 of the F ederal. ea ted States and that I will not: that I am not a member of St to sértke against the Government ployee. ‘become a member of Such Thave not paid, or offered or promised. to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of in: ence to: procure niy appoints’, : : é AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE ‘The answer given i in the Declaration of Appointee.on the correct. . “bf tA? nlsal on ered fara.) . NOTE. — 1 the oath is taken Sefote 4 Notary Public the dato af sapica he shown. PEVEE - of thig form are true and Lister oe Pangea wt eg . ~y nencaece negroes saef Asa camatission should $2 43 Ewo-d 14-0000 DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE BO entrance on duty, Answer all questions, Any [alee statement in this atter appointinent. Impersonation laa , This form bs to be completed before : . declaration will he crounds-for cancellation of application of disma ed accordingly. criminal offenne aud will be prose: . Veen BLOTS Cotepel and mumadec. city ond Stated . , . we 30.74. Sa Voodrow St. Animgton, Wa a 2G) CTT Ue Bete | (1) MALE OF SEAT (oily OF fawn and Slate oe country) : 8S G6 i ne ; Layers (h PUL... fa. i . (9 truemern. | 1gG)a GERGUNY PLEASE ROT UP Fea Tome re FLCT AND RUMGLH CITY AMD STATE ; ' Wood ST Jeanne a Smith WwiFe BTN Sao A. ae a toes Tenor na INA CIVILIAN CAPACITY, ANY POLAT: OF YOUrD census Rar ois Of MARPAC WIT BHO TOU Ls€ 08 RAVE VED WITHID ee Ree - ‘ Ui 00, fot epee such taletice AN in the blanks b betne. rs St addituinal apace ts necessary, | complete under Liam iQ, ; . tr hte ca not POST OF TCE Ao omEE &) baraaiatcne on scince in Br , . (Give arrest mumbes, sf any) BetOvED SAOPPSCL Oia 0 PLOYEL OF Eh ae 7 ALE Eb ee eee = enn me eee dive ds Ut pase anaes in "Yo sa ave. : Faire : if palsead troan | ~ ~ f VHS MPINME FMC ota TO FOR SCONE Om Uda tit fd wAiecin Moeritese fuscan ine. — 7) the naire ae ol, if ane, a athe serena - The sprot reg meaty new 60 fdeaties at asactuics tr fread senost Wy epee! 2 ee weed moony : gent We Ek ae aed Whe appasga nate ae at He Coke ree Sob ureene went ememeren ory ba had a Seep, U8en Filled tr) MEDICAL ACTION REQUEST AND REPORT _! #EWEST FoR pete amiaation gy em a outer , (wideien ve Gang [. Sees Waa atte ana S.OPPUCT, Qietigws gmawty a Sige ON A926 ,Sarvico. Stall Off, . Posse Lo Heerescve : \ CT Jers. rheta Hl Cc Jovereees 1% So eaNL he bealwaty pom i oo CZ roa —— (aT erre-taptopmant (7 Jurersens CT teruas DE terns . CJ species Cpeeltyy 1 REPORT OF MEDICAL EVALUATION ae CoJovstiies for Nutt Outy Wadnerats Co Davetittou tue pot ots iSpactery Co Jouet ities tor Dopertesntal duty Onty , = CDteaverittes fecerte: Subject te’ qualified for Departmental Dutton (8/3/26), - May bo re-evaluated On request, "MCGOICAU OFFICE. Lc te a PROSE RAN RAL ote NN aie eta Be weit eet bay eter om Sm ene Se roma OL rece TS at cnn RT RET “s . : 4 -_ he L : LA] COVERT T . eh re ite a0 feo : vane Be . or, he vigtow, Beane ‘Singapora, ¥ Ma. : [Inte Ott, pew eennen-f DOP/F fva Station | gga : tee ger bor Cris 1, Fs Transfer or funds, . i (Eee ’ . Ci] rreetepiaynert om (TX oeareaas (CT Aanoat (OT eetenne! WT) tpectas Uspocifyy buttifled for Bes webeental Git, Go . Sabiewat iste Remarks: Transfer of funds fron Vouchered to Unvouchered. Retura to Mise Headous, Whag -J, Curie Rall 5, had exan 2230=53 and ‘found quilar fod for aa duty y/Caneral “5-536 14-0000 FORM MOQ RL MAY 2850 ra _TOr Mediesl Tvision o™, a PACK Transactions & ie apres SIE JECTS Joann 2, Hlth Request that above nuzed pubject be bo given a physica axunin' ition. positicits ; Inteliigenco Officer GRAD™ s89 BRANCHES ee, Co , -_ ‘Senvtces Deyartaentel a ee ec : HATIPE, Co APOINTHEI xe. oO: _ ‘ a, ROME ONC. 37-115 RAE 2959 : cs HED IPRS Tel I ww a aetna ont enema eat men ie te tae mee ed so . ! t 14-0000 : PHYSICAL QUALIFICATION RECORD “WATURE OF CT ION ‘Smith, Joseph Be. ee aes ee TITLE OF. POsiT 108 Tess : “DEPaaINEHT oR Few ; : “subject | was found phys Steally: CX] fie cm nfit' for duty with this f organization tn the above grade ‘and position. . : : a "RECOMMENDATIONS : i 2 SEGwATEAL O — TSECAL REQUIRE ML OTS OFFICER Foam ao, oP mov igeg O78? 14-0000 CONFIDENTIAL | ol. | aon: FITNESS REPORT NOTE: Supervisor or Reviewing Official may assign a higher classification if CONFIDENTIAL is not adequate for the report when completed. GENERAL _INFORMATION 2 NAME (lost, first, enlddle) : \ Smith, ‘Joseph : ‘ 6, Orion /en oF PasIGNMENT 000/WH/1 SECTION AW 1, EMPLOYEE meueibes 00 7894 . 7, OFFICIAL POWTACN TITLE Ops Officer 10. TYFE OF APPOINTMENT tghea or recommended should be desce ibed. * . i Partgracanes Wy votinfactory. Desired seivlls are being produced in the monner expected. tional proficiency, : an a ta requirements of ‘the ‘work ‘aad ia comparivon to the portormanca of omens ‘doing similar wed 28 1a warrant spacial recognition. . A] P—Proficiens $~Strong Perlormance h tharoct tied by gas 1O-Ovtsta nding ... SPECIFIC D Sunes Ut op tose ‘ beat important specific duti “performed during the rating porlod, inser? rating lettar which best describes the monnas In which employee gettorms EACH toncta 4ury. Consider ONLY offactivenons in performance of that duty, All emplayeas with swpervitcry responsibilities MUST be roted on theie ability to exper rue (indicate number of employees supervitod), : RATING corrar s OPECIFIC ‘purr ne Responsible for CA and Political activities: Sn rte i nn a eG RR Nt FO ET SPECIFIC DUT? BO. & . Collects intelligence on selected ‘targets in the Mexican government and political arena. . a “QPRCiFic DUTT SO. B Develops new contacts and operations to improve the output of {Stntion third country targeted propaganda.’ tn ee ati ne nm tne _— _ RATING BPRCIIC OLY NG. 6 SPECIFIC GUTT ne. s ‘f 7 LETTER (Nevelops new contaets for producing intelligence on significant. : targets in .the Mex can political and intellectual community. Ss: ; are i “RATING f _ ene ee — _ + fb RATING j LETTER t j i Tale tata acragst everything obout the anploree which Inflvences b H prodvctyity, 4d on 326. cOBpETanvanet, fp At pecans! tars of Robin, and particular limitations sr talents. Sosed on your anomlodse st employee's ceerc? cerforsonie dying the ruting period, place the iwMor in tla roting boa eorrespeadiag te the statement which mart ocoe s rately reflects tis lena) cf cortormence, or SN CONFIDENTIAL 14-0009 , CONFIDENTIAL [SECTION ¢ } LNARRATIVE COMMENTS ‘ladiaty siyrificunt trengthe oF weakcenes demonshated in cyrent potiton keeping in proper perspective ve their relationthip to averull verlormance, Sate Wwagerions made for improvement of work pertormente, Cis dations lor training Kpmment on foreign longuage competence, if required tor “eusrant positing, Amplity of eaploin ratings given in Section 8 Sd bok bed tur iderelabing future pertonnel action, Menrer of performance af masageriol or iupervitory duties and cot consciousness in the ure of personnel, pute, equipment ond funds, must be commented on, if applicable. If eatra tpace it needed to complete Section C, artech a separate sheet of Pope, Subject. will retire ‘effective 80° June’ 1973 thus. this will be his final agency Fitness. Réport. Subject's performance at this Station, : during the past four years, has always been consistently strong. Sub- ., fJect° has primarily concentrated his attontion on CA and Mexican govern- : ment matters. He has done’ very. well at developing contacts in governnent H circles and we have taken advantage: of this ability. ~ Subject’ is ‘responsive to guidance and direction and has an excellont i grasp. ‘and understanding of. local politics and its over. changing profile. ;. {Subject is.a mature seasoned officer. who will. bo missed at this Station: i His departure for retirement will be most felt in the arora of his Spectalization. SECTION D. “CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS: BY “EMPLOYEE oe ot CERTIFY Th THAT TH 1 HAVE SEE SECTIONS: A, 8, AND Cc C OF THIS REPORT DATE x) Tpianatuns OF EMPLOYER “ha June 1973 | ds/doseph B. Smith 2 - : BY SUPE RVISOR ‘ a a pe ee MONTHS EMPLOYER HAR BEEN aT THIS REPORT .HAS NOY BEEN anow? NTO RMP L OvEE, “GIVE. exPL AN ATION UeGER My SUPCHVISION . ; . 48 __ | ' os P OFFICIAL TITRE OF aUPkAVisON—~*Y " FFeo ow printeo NAME AND GIQNATURE it wu June 1973 7 DCOS ot /s/ George A. FAL: __ REVIEWING OFFICIAL = “ComeenTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL In writing a comment on his Fitness Report - in January 1973, I spoke of what a less he’ will be to the Station. Because of overlap problens , : | jhe wilL, shave retired soon after the new COS arrives and before the new re COS has’ come.~ It .is typical of him. that..fic has oftered ‘to perform introductions to..some of his’ contacts even after retirement. He will be ‘tin Mexico and, whi 16 the Station must be careful to protect-him in his hew status, he probably will think. of the Station first when he runs on to ‘things ot interest. toa ay S”S~S SSC TITK@ OF AEVIRWING OFFICIAL in <8 | 38Xdune 1973 ‘1 os ; i! CONFIDENTIAL a 14-0000 oo geerer , +p isnen Filled tay QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE: DR _PRINT, AVOID LIGHT COLORED AN Now that your quetifications area mutter of cuinputer record, they must ve pertodically updated. This is dene autos wtatically for much infurmation; hyicerer, some must be obtatned directly from you." Thiz-form ts for that. burpose, Section ¢ must be completed tn all cases, You need provide other inforination only Wf there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444), “Qualifications Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” or a Prevtous update form. ff you are tn duubl whether information has been previously aubmifted, enter it in (he appropriate section. signed and dated forin should be returned (hrough administrating channels to (ie File Room,-Ogice of- Personnel, Rowiw $8-13 ~ . Headquarter’, whether injormation ts added or not. . time there ts information to be added or changed simply READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY HEFORE COMPLETING, TYE Addittonally, a qualifications update may take place at any by completing and returning an update form on your tnftiative. ; BIOGRAPHIC MID POSITION DATA ; ee Raul (Leet- Firat Middle) c : . a coor bate OF DIRTN SHITH Joseph Burkholder St es 16 June 192), _— EG _—— —— HIGH SCHOOL YANG ATTLNUDO (From-Te) CREQUATE aDvBESS (City, State.Cauntiy) ~~ ; COLLEGE: Ot OR UNIVERSITY STUbY. baROMs+TO++ TRecrivet sprcity) weer tb ete TON OF A BRETTEN THE HE A CHADUATE DObEE WAL EVEN NOTED ANOVE Bil TMESTS ARG AGILOLY LERCH IBE ETS CONTENT, oy, BOQUIRED fulM _ ; TRADE, CCMMERCIAL AHO GP . Pas eho souerss OF BCNdOL ; oY OW nPrCUALIZATt ven dene cy foucaticn B6UE PNG ADDRESS melvin otek pate ne eee STATUS tAnnulled Pemorre 4) gPreiey vy. State. Counts yp) te te ere ne a er et ele, ®. PRESCNT CMPLUYER [° FORMER CSTE LAIR GSE COUNTRY I ERS DEP ENDER [etre ronsire CATE asd PLACE oF bin Leer a () 408 | 2. . : Cjreccen . ore, as SECRET MAME ANG LOCATION OF COLLEGE OR UNIVENSITY fe wane arrenneo | oraner, NO. Skuvote, : ot oe BRO. 14-0000 SECRET tPlenm Pellet fay GFOGRAPRHIC ARCA ARROW. COGH PAO) OLY aT eet stcriva ¥ RAM UP AION Type OF SPECTALEZEO Trates or FPavily vate a ruact a RANUAL TOE | ‘na BER EOUNGE | oF stuny —~1——~. ~- Apa 125 eh 4-068 | | pols tea, sociology Jun.62 ean 6b I! Nendosa | Jun fo | MAtnevom TYPING AND STLMUGRAPHIC SKILLS . ee CEN ay pArgenting _ Ter, SteTOe. vt . TYPING (FV )Ts. SHORTHANO(PFY) "y. TNOTCATE SHORTHAND Stew UBER «CHECK (XP APPROPOTATS Tre . Ofna . tise (Cl otemore BPecorys ‘SECTION Vit PROVIDE INFORVATION ON MORDIES. SPORTS. LICENSES. A : : PUBLISHED MATERIALS Of OLVICES MICH YOU WAY HAVE IMVENTED. SECTION Wil 1. MAS YOUR SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION Chancho? oO ws (hx | JO UOCAC SELECTIVE BERVICE BOARD NUMRIR AND apoeess— TF DEPCRALO, GIVE PRAGOM ESERVE, TWAT Towa GUARD status a] HATEORAL cuaro O A1a MAT TONAL ayant enEeR RESERVA ON GUARD ONTANDS (ars _ MAINE CORPS + f i ‘ C o G TATION tT eereH YOU BELONG Lo oO navy’ im hin rower | . ) CORSE CUAL? TUSNENT AA ATTACHED on iclTaRY SCHOOLS COMPLETED 4 ee on erry ees ae ern meter on Renee ten SECTION IX . PROFESSICH AL sec ramen ae hare NAME AND CHAPTER reat City. Stofs,Cauatryv) are 2.April 1968 SECRET 14:00000 t a _ SECRET - oe . Lut: ate au inh _- - QUALIFICATIONS SYSTEM RECORD CHANGE AFFLICANT CODING DATA Wo fe apeu. no. Vnatte MUST CONTAIN 20-0IGITS : . CATE OF BIRTH 5 Cate coved. “ine pata agove (items 2-teru 5) witt of FiLLCO oN cry DA YR or) .0A. YR WHEN COOING AN APPLICANT FOR THE FIAST TIME, THIS FORM 1$ THEN ATTACHED TO ror 1962, MASTER QUuaLIF ican " TrONS COOING ACCORD, LANGUAGE CODING DATA - FoR Lue ‘JY wanauace Gata cove OASE Conc. . : “WHEN Fors Mike oenores wo. Lancuade competence, ENTER THE FOLLOWING IN.. trem by "NOr* LANGUAGE" (12-010173) TAGURGE PROFICIENCY” “TEST DATA : IS uANGUATE DATA NerORE. 1687 . ‘Toash €00c R wfleqds 8 , . ¢ > yy eel ALAC ACACALAL: . LT care er rest DATA FOR (TEN 2 THRU 7 18 b. “LANGUAUE UA bata ATER OST EXTRACTOO FROM FORM, 1273. wabe cose [wo ba eR . [Be ‘ila 2 Z — » LANGUAGE PROFICIENGY (NE 8? _ Lf 13h, =) J / AWARDS DATA, . Suet rens QUA TeieaTIOR SALCORD cHatiC ENTER UNOER "Type! - "Aw AOOITICH TO ACCORD Co Chance To ExrsTina REcéRO O = SeLetion oF DATA LAPPL HOTT HAHe asat toe 1962a 14-0000 SECRET . x (WHEN FILLED IN) CERTIFICATION OF LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 1 turcoree No. {?, NAME (iantertesTonceced SMITH, JOSEPH B, LA Cone AND YOUR TEST SCORES ARE AS FOLLOnS: . ? [acacia [waiting | paéwuncvation Ht. a coe . RY ALF A ite fo 19 Fig Saaacene Pac om 11-65 ROITIONS | 0. O8 THE ‘DATE SHOWN IN item 6 ‘ABOVE, YOU: WERE Tested in SPANISH (NEW WORLD - Tvet CHANGE &, LANGUAGE CATA PRIOn 70 TrOT ~ APACO coue [ian.conoe] RJW[P]S 1/1 [ vead - CaCHANGE . . L OMDEL ETE . : Care oF BATH GRADE 19. OFFICE Ok OIVEDION 6/16/24 NAME OF LANGUAGE Oe © 20AR0 Lot ntenicctate | Z™ SLicuT Ho Hiew & © éucmentary oS WATIVE 12. SHONATURE hea VNCER TANDING 1 Test - 7 RATINGS i, Lo NUMBER 13652 MEA: : acorn er rn agar on ae ene SECRET croup 1 : [raat son fist agen] ‘| = oP/gas OOF CLAN IY tes en 14-0000 z : we SECRET te ; ON whed Filled t+! 7 . Orr ust ONLY | TYPE or rete ENE Avo USING LGN COLD IND S| 1g CSPEPOTEY REE OUL COMPLETING BIOGHAPINC | AND POS! POSION Nara — mone een TT ale oF Bie | AA) ggsnoe2a | 68244203 POTOERE Use cane, CaF Dies WAT SEAT TE j epw 8 ee re san oo “937057 0T 1 “SY7087 ~ 156706704: VEST = aSeaereea: SINGAPORE pcs: 36 34/03/08 PRILIPPINE TSLANDS PCS 156 38703701 [Goan /eo70t~ PLS 56 bafobfol CG/O8/ OF ARGENTINA SECRET 1y-00000 ry . . fo. . . a . SECRET i : ™ Wihga Bellad baz ——— DHIC ADEA FIOZAIEAE AND POCEON TRAVEL . LECTION Vv 1 f Dethy Ceea eH DATE A Place o oe ert SO WEL ATED Mae OF BEGiOer O8 CQuMta? TEE enn nee Ggiketisie,f Lh, cultura Le sl Vice cat hezt tutti tal . “ae te 5 LA ie coltuped. : a HLF enh caltorsl — | rr : “pitti |_| $e ia ate (aD «fewarced ites ; " Mail npines Yeyewerh h pace ay TIME See ar VENTED SACIINANO. SYSIEA UTES ale Sita: r Cee 0 setae C] wtowns ‘ oar pieendreee oO Bere. : i pe : “Ave net PAVE NED CPEQALIND EPP eee. LE GY Tea eg emeptrmater, mimengeae’, ws wath, ‘ei 2 pasar (wen, a eDICate oi THER BUSINESS TABCMNES Win Wee iD 2 SECTION VI re MGh 2 MOBS , TUREET Late, AL DEVICES - 4 i he ih eE€ . 1 SPECIAL Diss nie 1 i ; FARE (OU HOW Ge HATE 6 AUIMOIR 20 eG! aeons tenon Perbtr€D C2 peel de ae 14-0000 8 . weeces : mo, SECRET , ae 7 ~ as tWhoen Pilted tal. “Oy nS Gn . SICNON O MARITAL STATUS “ Y OPSESENT SATUS thee om 4 SPECEY - — a A FT FAME OF SPOUSE . wate fyt ao . 0 _ CHAM ee TOF grate PUACE OF S10! lity tere, County . OCCUPATION ‘Po parser Demovea —— “1 : : : : . a L. ae - _ s SECTONK 7 DEPENDENT CHIDPEN ANO DEPENDENTS OTHER THAN SPOUSE : ts = os - . BEL ATIONSHE Qate AND acl OF Ber CIIZENS . BERMANENT ADOTESS VS. oe ed ———— oben - eee ee : 2 SECTION MI . _ PROFESSIONAL SCCIETIES ANO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Towarer? NAME AND CHAPIER ‘ . ADONLSS Newbee, Sieees, Ct Lime ababe waa. 14-D00004 MR gerne oo ; Sat eet age. Mai LORaDUN “FOR: Chief, Contreet Personne) Division AITHIZION + iter? Agents Broach FROM : Cpehe Py coanet Seaity Division : Se ; : 7 Lo: SUBJECT r(P)- 1. Reference ts mate to your menorendin Catedg aos April 1962 Pe. - ‘in which ‘a co eocurity Clexconce wis reqtinstel to pert oubjectts ; a fe ans Stall agent, Oo-ley by poe /in uf 2/irge aban vtation in the _ capacity of Op wentions Uffhecr at Dueno: tna. mad . a. ghits le to elvice thet a covert - Bocird ty ¢ fvanted Yor the wu. : ; et, bs Aeserib ch - a set forth in yp eapn Ly above. - : i 2 Ak ; y Q Teguest to this offices. tee EP te > be SS oe : ¥ We A 3 : : 2 t i ~ - : i ‘ ‘ ’ OS sett pare 14-0000 RRQUERT fer. Tea) C) SECRET . (When Pid ls) ae meeUaee onre aoe 26 April 1962) YEAR OF Bitte ree. S04 _-. GRE 06/16/21 Position sreg | Pe aaoe v4a.ca) _... Ops Otficer_ GS-13 . hocarion + sCorv, OTate, CountRYs SBIGNMENT (orree, DINIBION, DRANCHD OnGN, "even | (age 140) . Buenos. ee Oe WHL2/ Argentina: Station ae d wouean — CONVENTION ACTION . j In ornma, sracery, TYPE GF APPL. 140) Tire of Arpucanr a ue i faites S = . [- . wooras Th rer) UR GP atacgforer PER Relies BRAG aie, [wee | [uw L [ = — | PROVISIONAL Foe INaeCATE NAME OF POOL On arourr: encour CURARAREE ony Curkmance |: COVERT SEG ‘URITY CLEARANCE. Reouinco PERDONAL He: PERSONAL inaTomy ‘eTATiMaNe EE ——— 1. varrentaxt. * | "[ eaquser row { Raourat roa waiven TRicawir, coud aa.eer ATTACHMENTS [PHOTOGRAPH a a APPENDIR tt of (mron or: or INTERVIEW rEMALS VETERAN | er. tata “une Ver PREF, @ on ee FEMALE - NON-VETEAAN.. | : VETERANG Bratua MALE SNORE ERAN Security as 56169 Case Officer: Louis Napolt 36556 Cog - (under neadfficial cover) Atta: Det. Kreinheder Please forward clearance memo. to'SA Branch/CPD ° —— , 5 E38 “Phere werbal cencurrence to. Jo Aan Varnay boo : . Lo. <7170 ; 7 . - eta ee ern | SPACE BELOW FOR os USE ONLY : NN te a pera tae ee ney een ae, 3 ee Ney 3 77 ued PeEoue Catena SECR ET 14-0000 PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT Instructions: 1. Anawer all questions completely. If question ie not applicable write “NA” Write “unknown” only if you do not- know the answer and cannot obtain the anawer from af i personal records, ‘Use the, blank pages at the’ end of this form for extra details on ‘ ; ‘ any question or questions for which You do” ‘not have sullicient, room, 2. Type, print, or write carefully: iNeyible or incomplete forms will not receive consid- eration. . te :- - — oe HAVE YOU KEAD AND DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS? re , . t secre nena a ence ete eet - een aus a { nin : ; Bec. 1. PERSONAL BACKGROUND . Lou : Oe ‘ : Boos : roe Telephones 265 ep punL Name SEE Jouoph Burkholder Smith - senna sepees teeta ee none” Yee-Ho . ice ‘ hell 7 . ini am man 7 ane a ; Horie ooseneaee SA ' PRESENT 1 ADDREBS Box. 323. B,. Routa.2 jgardaer,, Pa.:. Cit, and Nambert ue yy (Slate) | 6ame. 4s., above “UHL nad Number) PERMANENT ADDRESS _.. : (Country) i H. NICKNAME ..... 88. cectsarernene WHAT OTTER NAMES HAVE YOU USED?... i OS ecetnsnee ee UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE YOU EVER usiD THESE” } NAMES? - sscmsssuecensconesctesssicesuneramecoreen : HOW LONG ce ceececssnecces IF A LEGAL CUANUE, GIVE. PARTICULARS . _ ; : : aoe ees qe : wee. : C..DATE OF BIRTH. a oa tig ; . : . te nae : D. PRESENT CITIZENSHIP. A YPAL BY MARRIAGE? wenecmeneeeee ’ . . : ; . To V NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE NO... ABAUER ot BY . s . * 1 ited i (ery) : . Usinte) ; HAVE YOU iA4D A PREVIOUS NATIONALITY? eae iam r . . CYeaor He , HELD BREWEEN WHAT DATEST Lae PO eee ANY oTiieE NATIONA LITY? ., : : . : ont GIVE PARTICULARS cece ccsscc esas teemecuee ss seeecessecensceaguacseneceneviseeuaaleesastcssoewenssuanesseotesepees : HAVE YOU TAKEN STEPS TO CHANGE PRESENT Cittzensiap: 29 2 Give PARTICULARS: (> ; j 49 -stekig Strives 38-1 z 14-0000 I pte ob) certian tae ten snes (2) E.UY BURN OUTSIDE U2 8, WHEN DID YOU FIRST ARRIVE IN-TRIS COU NTRY r.. A... eMraeonneoamee PARBPORT OF WHAT T COUNTRY? Cis cee tee netenetcte dees Port OF ENTRY? Oo. ON is (7 ea re Crate oF Penis SS TNE EES EAC Pa ie iS cree aoe sere LAST USS VISA... errant eon a omens peo Sn 2 ‘PHYSICAL DESCRI'TION 297 SEX ALE an HEIGHT. rN Ut weicnr. ABS en AGE EYES “hazed Wate .2YOwn compLExion - ruddy... scars. ORB Stooky _. orner vistincuisiina FEATURES 7°92 _| _flaenes mevetssnssanne BUILD ees To nen . Sox. & MARITAL status vo _ . ; nee - ASINGLE WW... seansesnee N ARRIED 8. teste prvoneck — toe WIDOWED veeenee Stats Dare Phack, AND Rravon vor ALL: SEPARATIONS, Divore BN OR ANNU LMENTS a eeeeeeeneeene IFE ; 1D (IF YOU AVE BEEN MARRILE, D MORE, 7 AN ONCE—INCL UDING AN UL- MENTS—USE.A SEPARATE SHEET FOI FORMER WIFE ORMUSBAND GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARRIAGES.) . NAME OF SPOUSE ..9@@n Marie... tFaen iMibe) PLACE AND DATE OF MARRIAGE .. fanbridge Hone. » December 19,1942 0 anita. reese Feen, St, Harrisburg. Fa fl ity iNtate> HIS (OR MER) ADDRESS REFORH MARRIAGE 1928 G ASED , tANaag.. DATE OF DECEASE oe CAUSE .. pe eestapcenenee tere, Pa.U,8 LIVING OR beck. PRES INOW LAST, ADDRESS... ; / ae PLACE OF winriEnola, Fa.,U,5,. - (eign A DATE OF RIRTH _ te RGEN OUTSIBE U.S INDICATE BATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY Wo. oe crriar, su Use WHEN ACQUIRED? PIE Eh a GECUFATION “housewig So. EMPLOYER'S OR RUGINESS ADDRESS aeeteee MILITARY SERVICE ERG, | HONS ony ne RANCH OF SERVICN wt sDatsy Thee” COUNTRY sececmdietvesttncaegesue citer wncavese DETAILS UF OTHER GOVT. SERVICE, BeOH POREMIN TY de <a 14.90000 - oy “ 1 ~ \ $e, 4. CHILDREN. OR DEPENDENTS (Include partisd dependents) : ; a n RY . . “| 1 awe _.UeAven. © ae coon snuessseces rue SELATIONSHUP Sauenter ace Bo: wh ermasnsur 02820. abbRESS “or 3238 ,Route 2 2,Garaners, Pa.U.$ aud Bunter) errs . tBtatey (Counter) : 2. NAME ae. other oe OO eee RELATIONSHIP sane es AGE : } CITIBENSUIP 0..2ensen ees ADDRE. pene ge eee i . . . iGu? (State) UE 8. NAME — - ass sacsnasennaasronmee LESATIONSHIP — esesmeceees AGE areceseecee ae an , 4 * CITIZENSHIP .... peels ADDRESS - “eeasacco ty panne congeemnereeeeinombecesenty sous secant - i N . . #2 oe, 00d Number} (Ow) (State) “{Geanteyi H :. merece ” Se . v ! ‘ Src. 5. PATHE R (Give thes sam, information for steylasher and/or’ euardian ¢ on a éepirate aheet) : : CoE FULL NAME J. ne obert Craigh CAUSE oc sesecannes i, LIVING OR DECEASED we DATE OF LELEASE Le a . Bae + ‘ . PRESENT, Of LAST, ADDRESS... 2225H -oEd 3! Bt, Harrisburg, Pa. ,U. Ss. L . 12h ond Font wey (Clty) ‘ DATE OF BIRTH 3/28/84 wee PLACE OF BETH Baltimore.” ka City t : - : : IF BORN OUTSIDE U. 8. INDICATE DATR ASG PLACE OF ENTRY 02ers : crnteysnin .... .U:Ss:, wien acquirer 2Atth woenes Baltimore i “we! caF , = Ww Wy G J OCCUPATION .. ABLS, ChOZK..... LAST BEPLOYER Shizks Motor presa “or EMPLOYER'S O8 OWN RUSENESS ADUHESS Bue MILITARY SERVICR FROM 2.2996. Tro. L BRANCH OF SERVICE 00sec Dates : COUNTRY . vecnsenn: DEPAUSE OF OTHER GOVT, SERVICE, U. 8, GR FOREIGN -ae ene cupeerontemaeeRIN? See, 6. MOTHER (Give the . 4 Bayen bh des t FULL: ceiarguret 3 A e808 ieert LIVING OH PECHASKD wt OY S hy ENR, OR LAST, ADOREES A EEY 4 tO4, ext pate or nmr 8/3/88 puacsey mere Harcivcurg Pag... nace citer Fen ns oe acguinene? 2ieth.. o owners: Bar risk urg.fFa, : : : : . aU? Meat. einen iF PONN VUTSIUE E. ACINDICATH (ATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY oa ce oe . n) , We epee s EAM AB LTS 14-0000 #4) oceuratioy housewife | hast Employer OTe ne esesttsescensasutesamesre ances (Mates etperirn EMPLOYE K $3 OR OWN HUSINESS ANDHESS - Webbe ee aes eeenewer aml Nusster) bo. - MILITARY SERVICK FROM oo. TOL. BRANCH OF SERVICE Loose lee DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT. SERVICE, U. 3. OR FOREIGN py COUNTRY ooo eceeceee eee eeceecnees SAAN Sec. % BROTHERS AND SISTERS (lncluding halt, step, and adopted brothers und sisters) : : : : A FULL NAME Kobert. Craighead Smith Jr. AGE , deceased ‘gy irett ‘Utade) “That "PRESENT. ADDIIESS N®.athe her. ‘brothera.or. pisters oicgygesetenectesaecebencscocgenetaesessseeen 1S. and Number) ~ City) ; (Country) (Citseoshipy & PULL NAME. welemeseeeecygteesuieeenes see melteclessgpesinsoueettteriecesemeenerserenetiereeenaraeie AGE we ea" . , _ Utkin |- . .: . hast _ . (Gaustey) en ee 5 - yee ymin can Gag OT iaa - a FULL NAME ener 4 , : q¥ira) . . (Michie) - i PRESENT ADDRESS .. coe bape ds Seana seaeeene tnacesiceasdapaeensenaiy jee coesetstetielaceenae: . i . . a - City) (tute) ; 4. FULL NAME ccc ccsshet ietseseeessdvesceenesseretsseeseulccesavecpuisssvuessanecines : ‘ ivtriy » PM ibelte) © x PRESENT ADDRESS ..... dase denen cogs secce gee necen ee cageteeteeasetmceececces Ss “at Nundeve” City” (tate) ‘ & FULD NARE wot aene eevee clei ; aMiader agheyy eHtuter (Comntey) éCiticensbl, PEERS Po EN Sg SAA RES EE oR Ra be ne BARU tc WOME Ra A a Sue. 8. PATIEER-UIN-LAW e448. CAUSE ctaltbre gas Koad , Cans eA Sie - : qd, & ao Poe UG : : eFiacr oy murifamsisg ton Palle oe : IF RORN OU THIDE US INGICATE DATE: AND FLACK OF BNTHY Oo W. . a - - : . . - . uy Brena meee ana tee sete win tan a ens : eek aeae i . : : . AtLngt : ENSUIP NaS. WHEN AcquinED? birth WHERE? * Me : . . eve ps Aastet : sravion S68N% 0 paar emenernn PRedeR tind Insurase ; ; le tee i . ~ 14-0000 “as ize. Y, MOTHER-IN-LAW iid ida Tira UMiutey ith Hoffman FULL NAME... oa : -LiviNG oR puceasriieseaned, DATE OF DECEARE 2! iJ PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS .. 1WColunvia Road inola, Fa. U, 8,. _ coe ts bl Numierd preven 7 iBiatey : ‘ ; _ DATE OF BIRTH... 2/28/00 practor mtn HOrr AMEE a i IF WORN OUTSIDE U. 8, INDICATE DATE ANT PLACE OF Erny’. seep Le casustsssstscusseressumensetsteaeae Po CITIZENSHIP |... Base. WHEN acguineDe ~DARSH, “ WHERE?, Harrdebure, Fa. . : . : . chy) (Beata) 4 rey OCCUPATION . ‘housewife sesneasdesenee ; inimniaieniial egeaneremeeiataentl Truciusetes? aoaranesaieneae Sonia pormmnranater Soneeiumantenenin-ar, Sec. 10, RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARKI AGE OR ADOPTION, WIlo E PTILER LIVE ABROAD . OR WHO ARE NOT Cl TIZENS or ue UNIT ED STAT 1S: NA . 1 AGE OL NAME. coven lneeene vv etnmneetinpeene rncesesemen - RELATIONSHIP | CITIZENSMIP wean. risers - ADDRESS .. “(St and Hamers” SCL) Mee (Cyt RE (Ts 2 NAME wee nace canta sepeecaeeeatecpseeteton cannes wee RELATIONSHIP nce essere sanece AGH, os ciecnee cos CITIZENSHIP settee nen tester cee coer see ADDR HES. on v8 kod Number) iGeuntisy B. NAME ones cccscecncesceeesesco em emmranemmetemuetnseece HEL ATIONBUIL 1. ADDRESS .. CYTIZENSTHITP ” seoeecee mera: * fer. GL REL eon RY ELOOD On MARE ts AG TEU. S ROP AVOREIG wd } ‘Lise r ‘Tu LONAME oc lesion . wee AGE al ,xorthport, Tes a Zn u,38, . Ug VA - siete pe sue : CITIZENSHIP oo eee sninown “TEL eal Nasuter } dines ADDRESS | . TSP, tr believe). tatate ergs FYPE AND LOCATION GF SERVICE GF KNOWN) 4 13) 19 ext 14-00000 * i ; . (6) Sec, 12. POSITION DATA _Intellive ace ‘fipec jaliat, Far East, : A KIND OY POSITION are LIED FOR . seesereserar stars pete eeeese ren ceeceaomee a, Plann tne, und/or “resoarch i b. WHAT 18 THE LOWEST ANNUAL ENTRANCE. SALARY YOU WILL ACCEPT? 8.00 ipeeceeesseceeee H (You will Not Bo Conaldered For Any VPoslticna With A. fawor Entrance Salary.) t i ¢ iv YOU ARE WILLING TO TRAVEL, SPECIFY:. OCCABIONALLY | - secatdonalty. canewaeasennen oe ; H . i “ PREQUENTLY wesaunetnmenterecceseseeeneate sesmeesteeneeerer ae CONBTANTLY teeecepene pte sae evcenecemee aster eae D. CHECK I¥ YOU WILL ACCEPT APPOINT HESS TF OFFERED: IN WASHINGTON, b. ¢. oT i xX . LC : ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES vee romeeonmaeng OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES. saeecmessensesseeese and YOU WILL AccEIT APPOINTMENT, IN CERTAIN LOCATIONS ONLY, SPECIFY LOCATIONS: AE aah TT a + Sec. 13, EDUCATION ELEMENTAKY SCHOOL COMET ON.......° ALIBRBS 1928-1934 Pe RO eI ao we YO Berceecsrueesecs” DATES ATTENDED |... IAS deere nectentnes en WAY ob, “9 BSGH SCHOOL 2. : DATES ATTENDED .. ; : veoine GRADUATE? -YOS oo cccccccsseeesseecenseees : oO ‘Harve rd (s o - { 0 COLLEGE cesta neces seteeccnelonssameccusanorenes ADEN . & Lambe iuge, Mass. , U.S - . . eet Ta) (Bute) YEARS COMPLETED graduated . ory : , _ GATES ATTENDED lett chepesnan toe . . co ConLeee Fale aaa ae WUEENE WOU. uven;, Yonn, US i . COatae (state) ; MASUR AND SPECIALTY . /YPARS comPLEtED 2 - : t oO : DATES ATTENDED . ores DEGRER ESE tir icat : CHIEF USUERGRADUATE COLLE CHIEF GRADUATES COLLEGE SUNINCTS..... cabanese, Political Selence, Lise... tory 14-0000 Ste, 14. ACTIVE U.S. OR FOREIGN MILITARY SERVICE 1846 U.S. Arny _sorporal Mar. Ld 3-Feb. . nennannenNE (5 ORR F017 “ieteessenres ee ane) Datew ed Serviced * . ceoeoen bs, Snelling Minn.U.S,,... 17081139 0.0. nonorable oo. ‘ mives ‘Biation) (aerial Romer) - (Type of Discharge) REMARKS! sa scceemeenee cece senesced eeeeeeccesnnunsesenecsseneceesssnnsnuesiqeeleniopeyuaeeereseesegeneeeseereneenees sate ‘ 3 Harrisburg, Fa SELECTIVE § SERVICE BOARD NUMBER... ... ADDRESS ... IF DEFERRED GIVE REASON occ cc esecsnoscsssseccssesccsssssessesnseeecessutecnsncecnsnseesuepresasseesansenevanesesnnecanacs INDICATE MEMBERSHIP IN MILITARY RESERVE ORGANIZATIONS .. College “ns is ted Xeservye, July Sec. 15. CHRO? OL OGICAL 1 INSTORY OF EMPLOYMENT FOR ‘PAST 15 YEARS. ACCOUNT : FOR ALL PERIODS. INCLUDE ‘CASUAL EMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSO PERIODS: : *.OF UNEMPLOYMENT. GIVE ADDRESSES “AND STATE WHAT YOU DID DURING : PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. LIST LAST POSITION FIRST.” (List all civilian ém- : ployment bya foreign government, regardless of dates.) oo, . ? . y ” “CLASSIFICATION GRADE 7 me FROM August 1,1949, sesavedienees date: evens (in IN FE DERAL GRAPE, ecesssesevsneenininanaeese o EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY __ Dickinson i follege esecetescaenees ne : ADDRESS ceeccconcleneCoti tole Fa. U8. . cSt. (State | REND OF BUSINESS. NAME OF SUPER vison! . i TITLE oF Jon ARS t. Pro £,08 “Le torysaLany 3.3600 pee Kear @ YOUR DUTIES peach 1g hours. ot bistory weekly ee t ” . 7 noe *, FROM EMPL YING FIRM OR AGENCY cosenneee gn@ and Le ADDRESS {x ~ NAME OF SUPERVISOR 2 108 OBALARY Buc. eecceeenees PER... zi yoterans* np,lications for une: 1S bon PHANG OWS Ve Og gor ee KIND OF BUSINESS TITLE OF JOB _ ‘YOUL DUTIES REASONS FOR LEAVING ...bosocent position at Dickinson oo (2) joes 14.90000 . oo. - 7s é : (8) . _ CLASSIFICATION GRADE COP porn] TORED. LA 6. Tae ys FRUERAL SEUVICE) oo EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY a en . “ADDRESS irincipal vtutions ale, Ulofes chivgan, St -Gneliing, inn . (St, end Numbory {Cieys (itate> {Countey) . KIND OF BUSINESS... soldier. Name OF SUTERVISON MAL TITLE OF JOR. Brincipally.. | SALARY $...90. SPER .MO. 5 : Japaneve lenguase eyecialiat . Lt YOUR DUTIES Trent ara cec tees eenes vaceeaseneseeasssstelenesatesenee ce ctaetanester snes sceesnteascecens mene : . ; Student and trainee tr of Japanese i ee arenty ateriala. Last tev.uecks before dies charge I served as & company clerk, REASONS FOR LEAVING . : ; . " CLABSIFICATION GRADE From Feb.1946 to May 1946 - UF IN FEDERAL SERVICE) _ . unemployed. EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY - er ~~ 1920 Green (St Gnd Nutabesy ADDRESS - (Conntry) KIND OF BUSINESS WAC eo ccsece NAME OF SUPERVISOR eect os ; TITLE OF JOB Wo... wees SALARY gE NA 2 . : i YOUR DUTIES i » part of thig tine, : . Oo tN ee wets ceeee eee - Mp ted ante cee nee : , an @lso’ drew Mnempl oyment compensation ag- veteran ae & accepted position with USES while awaiting REASONS FOR LEAVING ~MOLIGG..O2. emtolynent. trom. View Las on. ¥olisge . Feb .1943 Bar 1943 or aspire TION GRADE PROM tenses TO le ccee ~ GIN FEDERAL SERVICE) some EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGE eects Market S¢ ADURESS Jo sted caeen, (City) KIND or RUSINGSS Hews ie SUPERVISOR a TIPLE OP son_, PepOTter iOT wu. NAME OF YOUR bu ‘ REASONS FOR LEAVING bo. enter U.S. apr we oeeetee ceeeeeccsneteeecee i ~ be aa i - . we” on 1400000 3 Sey 16. HAVE YOU EVER bE EN pise NARGED OR ASKED TO RESIGN FROM ANY POSI. TION? HAVE YoU LEFT A POSITION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH YOU DESIRE TO EXPLAIN? GIVE DETAILS: i + ee Se 17, GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS: | : - . + A FOREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS “SLIGHT, i, 7 “FLUENT) ; 7 i ; 4 ; i . LANGuace Javanese! SPEAR tLuent...... READ, fair. Writ realight.. ; > LANGUAGE we SPEAK FALE READ .. fair WRITE slight : LANGUAGE SPRAK nce READ ccs ccscteceeeseece WRITE Lo { : . oS 2. LIST ALL. SPORTS AND HORMIES WHICH INTEREST YOU: INDICATE DEGRES OF PROFLE . b . ‘CIENCY IN EACH: - ‘ : 1 . ° ” : ' , GUAVE YOU ANY QUALIFICATIONS, AS “A KESULT OF TRAINING OR EXPERIENCH, WHICH 1+ r MIGHT FIP YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITWNT, : . : tory, o years, x perience : 3 DIST ANY SPECIAL SKILLS YOU POSSESS AND MACHINES AND RQUIFMENT YOU CAN USE, : SUCH AS OPERATION OF SHORTWAVE RAO, MULTILITH, COMPTOMETER, KEY PUNCH, : TURRET L ATHE, SCIENTIFIC OR PROF ; : $ 7 AUPROXIMATE NUMBER OF WORDS PER MINUTE AN TYPING 40 suoatHanD 2 7 . 19) re erst 14-0000 a a laa et sD ae ' cee get ini {10)- E. ARR YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER REEN A LICENSED OR ERTIFIED MEMBER OF ANY TRADE OR P ROFESSIUON, SUCHE AS PILOT, ELECTRIC IAN, KADIO OPBRATOR, TRACIIER, LAWYER, CVA, ETC, : + : . : no . IF YES, INDICATE KIND OF LICENSE AND STATE ea endace su secsecstesuescauescneceesajeseeasanes cin FIRST LIC, OR CERTIFICATE (YR) —...0.-...-— LATEST LIC. OL CERTIFICATE (VR) .ascenene- ee F.GIVE ANY SPECIAL QUALIF ICATIONS NoT COVERED ELSEWHERE 1 IN “YOUR APTLICATION SUCH AS:, ce . (1) YOUR MORE IMPORTA NT PUL. ICATIONS (po NOT guint cori UNLESS RE QUESTED) - ae (2). YOUR PATENTS OR INVENTIONS (3) PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PUBLIC. ‘RELATIONS EXPERIE NCE (4) HONOKS AND FELLOWSHIPS" RECEIVED ream. and Their Living, Space " Korean Review corlivio; apeeeereed Fay ae Ls mace: - ae - Meld full “Tuition “achol rehips at fiervard, 1140-43, from various G.HAVE YOU A PILYSICAL HANDICAP, DISEASE, On OTEK DISABILITY WIHCH SHOULD BE funds, _CONSIDE RED IN ASSIGNING YOU TO WORK? IF ANSWER [9 “YES," EXPT JAIN: HO. YOU REC { ANNUITY FROM | : GOVERNMENT SROADY TUsT tlt PENT AGT OR aay Pie IGN OR € Ein COMPENSATION, FOR MILITARY OW NAVAL SERVICE? IP ANSWER IS CYES." GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS: no tan ast n American A 14.90000 ‘See, ’ MATELY (Give residence and business addresacs where possible, ) Strptant TENE So vo hen a cit inte bad §} . TS a Edda dean, power... eecaneceee BUS. ADD, . meee by at “¢ . RES. ALD? a derbert Gs RUPP ets... © 8 IBRD. Ge GWKEB nnn BUS, ADD. ..22BS.: Cameron St, Harrtoburg, Pa, ; : ot.carligsle, Fas . . 4 Ghd Hard F.Keevan. : yg Mhitetold J, Bela cc ay we . TE RECTOR AE SEP SESE ee és a. Seq 19. NAMES OF F iVE-PERSONS WHO KNOW YOU. ISOGIAT. LY INTHE UNITE ob STATE s— , oS, SUPERVISORS, OR EMPLOYEE RS—(G ive resklence NOT REF ERENCES, REL ATIVE and business add reyes where Possible. ) + BUS. RES. 1, Milton E:Plower uw. gs, Harry? 3, ces. Marry IS GIVE FIVE CHARACTER REFERESCES Nowa... BUS. ; KES. NUS. RES, . RUS. 2 ABD. S—IN THE U. S.--WHO KNOW You INTi- Streetand Number. City - State - avn gk tasop st eps gee app, 208, Me Poms ADD. .-- ADD. we ADD. ALD, ADD... SEC, CaVE THRE NE (Give residence and business mibebesses here sible ‘ Sire et tel : A Aan: Gd LADDOE aR. RUS. ADD,. “RES. ADIN AR eh. FINANCIAL BAC KGR OUND ALA OF OTHER INCOME | bes. apn. R ARE YOU ENTIRELY, DEPENDENT on. voun saLany?: Y&S . TE NOT, STATE SOURCES: oo : B. NAMES AND ADDR cod Garlisie, Be pes kt Rank-and-Prust: Jov;Gariiate: = : : meas) . i] a 14-00000 : , : (12) f ao C. HAVE YOU EVE REEN EN, “OR PETITIONED FOR, HANKRUPTCY? - 1 oo GIVE. PARTICULARS, INCLUDING COURT! wc eee ee NTHEUE ADDRESS Card {ele, Va oe ececceeeessercsecseeseeteecestzsemesees 7 1 . Nteand Mamberd Ways . (State) 2. NAME “Curlivie tmust, ‘Go, vee ADDRESS CALL AGL Tae eueenecnecec enemies - eae . . (4) ani Number) corey {Mtate) 2naug HOntgomery Ward. Inc, ADDRESS CQL LLGL GC, Pie co eccscsscececeeccgecen - te and Number? . fy” (Mtated eee en ee soe ste TT r. et Sa : t | C 4 { f. L ae Sec. 22, RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST 16 YEARS . 1556 t FROM 2220... TO, .EROSOME. Hox, S242, Koute.. Ry Gar ggeres hig prod 3249 TO LUEOWN DO Me College 9b, Much saLe, Ta. cme Gat and number) Cir) {Utated iCountey) 1547 ro Beas AhQO, fae po She, Corl ale Tp in 7 FROM oe cmle scot TO TU ceeeanee “THE amd number) Unt veiainiery yrom 224900 ro WAAL 1 oue Green. te pparrdobyng: BO gescsiesnen _ (Ht and wa cen. From 1282... TO AHAB ccc: . Uaryard. Un. iver aid by , ‘si Ady: 10 5H _ oa te aw nazabeer tate). FROMM 20200. cec cme cnet Leacseente “Goanteys AEA W UL Lic ccsepeececsereees 7 . Vo5G FROM 7 oe iMate) (Country) ome ald Sec, 23, K ; CBRPROW ocean FVOW wo eecwteecne tee (Purpose) tr acctleny © FROM... wre cen setaeeceeenestgesaeeacensacnaas site neseaueeeeeence aetenaetee oe ealesanee (City ue section) « (Cagney) (iepore) ° CH y or pertlon) tParpese) i . : ADDIE iONAL SQCLBT " LO ORGAME ( Ye OF, A THON GI AVING N WIGN COUNTRY) TO WH DOR HAVE THT ' : 1, ‘ 1 2... uhordcosnd Asgecaition, uy. e : i {St nnd Nunber) ars g Be cesses et Soginty Harve : “ Be) iit and Numi i . 1941-1943 - : DATES OF BEB ence cece one cateceteeeee soe tecerseniticerentenee fo tte cerese ¥ CLs ore yeni oe 4 14.90000 ee Mane and Chanter) “Wat and Nu DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: .. ‘Tet deas i & Crimson Network and Radio Wonk cahop, Harvard ‘Univers. yy, ‘Canbr idge ee Name and Chapter) "dt and Number) Saar 1) a ue vv “iedlaR® . : ‘1941-1943, a DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: 0.2... sesteecacteaseasnaceate seeneeucisousssesseans seseuegdetesenenesaeseuea Zion Lutheran “chureh, Harrisburg, Pa. ot . a . Poo, “Wei” - (Covunley? TES4-to date "USnnw and Chapter) a DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: | _ Carlisle, Inter oul tural Counet1, Yarlisle, Pa. , \ ne sevaeneee eesece races otenens sg eenyeveneeastenege i ‘Naina sna hapten ‘and Number! (Bintey ee bisaniagy « H a ‘ : 947-1949 . . : DATES OF MEMBERSHIP? 4 ; OL Se ee oe pmaegrertien : Ske. 26. MISCELLANEOUS * . : ADU YOU ADVOCATE ON HAVE YOU EVER ADVOCATED; OR ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU yw i. EVER KEEN A MEMRER OF, OR HAVE YOU SULPORTED, ANY POLITICAL PARTY Of ORGANE- to te . ZATION WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTIROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOV. | ERNMENT IN THE-UNITED STATES? ; lp : no : : oo : : : yeu. . 8.50 YOU USE, OR Ht AVE YOU USED, INTOXICANTS? detcersteeeaeeeee IE SO, TO WHAT . nodera tely. : : . EXTENT? uc. ccccsccs ccc sstsescnegesneeestiesesssaneesenscaeneeenees . ae _ GMAVE YOU EVER REEN ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CONVICTED FOR ANY VIOLAt i OF 7 LAW OTHER THAN A MINOE TRAPEIC VIOLATION? [Ff SO, STATE NAME UP COUNT, CITY, STATH, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENSH AND DISPOSITION OF CASH: ¢ - no BE LISt BELOW THE NAMES OF GOVERNMENT DEPAIPMENT: _ AGENCIES OR OFFICES TO WHICH YOU HAVE APPLIED VOR EMPLOYMENT SINCE 1940: Army Intelligenca’ - ee + 14-0000 (14) ch. ANY OF THE AWOVE HAS CONDUCTED AN INVESTIGATION OF “you, INTHE At SNAME OF THAT AGESCY AND THE APTROXIMATE DATE OF a: SHE INVE ECIGATION: , ; not. to. my, knowledge. .evssvossosesssetrercrivusn ei ph eh So EE | II Suc, 26. PERSON TO DE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: NAME vote SOON, HOffaan. Smith... pesecesstscersamescsncne ‘RELATIONSHIP ... Aponnsa ....... Box. 323. B, tate’ 2 rGardnorg, Fa. WB giprgepesees sane = wep Saat etn AE ROT ae ras ora wy. ape x. lee cell Lc NIA coins ma Sec. 2 ‘7. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THs CORRECTNESS. OF ALI. eee MADE — PL EIEIN- MWh LI. BE INVESTIGATED. : an so es ARB THERE ANY UNF AVORABLE INCIDENTS. iN Your LIFE NOT ME NTIONE: D AHOVE WITCH MAY BE DISCOVEIUED. IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHE HYOU WERE DIREC Th Y¥ ISVOLYED OW NOT, WITICIE ‘MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANA TIONT IF SO; DESCRIBE. UF NOT, AXBWER CSO” : no Sec, 23. 1 CHRTIEY THAT THE FORMGOING ANSWH HS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE REST OF SY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEE, AND LAG REE THAT ANY RUSSTATESLENT | _OR OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAT, FACT WELL “CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IM- MEDIATE DISMISSAL OR RESECTION OF MY APPLICATION, ., i aa vce DATE cee May. AL. 1O5}.. f EIGN: DAT. ‘G PF AG FOR ENTRA DE TAILS, NUMBER ACCORDING TO THD NUM. TO WHICH THY RELATE. SIGN YOUR NAME AT THE END or ir ADOIPIONAL SPACE IS REQUIRED USE EXTRA PAGES THI: SAND SIGN, RACTE SUCHE PAGE, : Un. wetensenenarerins eee a8 CSAS SAME SIL AS THES EO IE Teheran torr are eee Eee epee ricer"? = smc pees, TET A 14.90000 seo HN Hate beet eae Addonda 11. “* wish to state that the material here furnished ig” roximate only, 4+ have not sven any of these re- tee ves. in over.10 yeurp and cunnot cheak the ma- terhal any further, . Seo. Seo. 13,. 02 os : Colleges: (continued) . mo oA “niveraity of Michigan,“nn Arbor,Mich. uA 1944-45, Japanese and ban Eastern poctety — certificate granted (12 hours” graduate oredit) “ohne Hopkins University, Baltimore,Md. 1947- 48 Political Science and Political Geography Far Kast (enpecially Korean area-o peclality) “niversity of ‘Pennoylvanta, pailadetphta, Pa. 1946- to dateipart time). ~ History,especially American social history M. Aes Yanuary, 1950, . 4 Seo. 15. July-dug. 1941 : oo a July-8ug. 1942 harrigburg Park Department park maintenance,larence Beck, supervisor laborer, $16 per week ‘pumineréiiag general laboring in olty parks sumgner job while attending. college : nb, what avpear ua perlods of unemployment in these - years can bé accounted tor by my attendunce ae Harvard Univerdity Cambridge , Maug.- Soa, 24, 8, Foreign Folicy Association, Branch, Harrlaburg, Fa. 1959 to date %, Employee groups--Bine Croas and Blue Shield Ins, L947 (I think) to date. 14-0000 for LR Fei SP. weve pat SERIE R CUM tT on erent seeaeding iepeation of thre spies WNTLT RN eesantens. 1 mud t sane “po NOT WRITE IN THIS aLocK Fer Usa of Clell Serke Commission Ory TRIAL, OMITTED RET ANE APP. KEviba, ENTIAL SS APVLICATION NO Cs STREET and bu uein OR RO RusoLR |__ 50 North Colloce .Stroot. pe APPROVED: Th CE Ce et Ot raat postal song) AAD BEATE crane tannin rau: as ‘ RING J LAL OH eit REA Lot ade) SA EPIL PHONE | Bs HVE Pred: 7 —— ep eressseeneeereeseepene]eesemmee [esseneereed ) porting, fame : . “ wire 1 scsrereeefeesteenee({ J 08 fof | woo . . seeveeneeef{] OSM | By Bie, senasenee|cseenmenest[e p ANE Os + Nas Mave TOU even psrM EMAsrEo Ue THe pcocmat counsmentT [yey CJ ao Chr FO, CVT AAST CRADLE AAD ANE Oy LAST CHANGE IN GRADE: UNH TES AND dr, Clerk, July 19h6 1S. thy weer IS THLE LOWELY Ented, roeme 1 CHECK IF LL ACCP T AACE NT, IF OFFS RED: ° a 14 WASTING TON, BL CL : VWIHERE IN Ti UNITED STATLS, salary. . . i : Shy CENCE IE YOU WILL, ACOLYTE ET-TLTUG APSOINTUINT IF OFFERED, FGM: J CATSIBE THE UNITES STA LES sronmontns ° C}erowuonns | © UL LOM MILL ACCEPT APPUINTMLNT IN CERTAIN LOCATIONS ONLY, GIVE 46x: tae NOTR. Afcentanss ar rofuaal ata Camitary shortstarn appoimitniont . . will not alles? yous coporturity to obtain a probational appurntinant, . terran end wer fae, peelntened wn enth peateat, pre deat . Rpenmee genal et per ane ne more of _ ae | ares, § rey | Profesror History| ae) ee ee te = ee ‘ Fee = =f te . TIL OF Stes tert: ce eee _ Us -houra..teachin: Sotery, amrien, EADTOPY p- histertaat ¢ Perea, it’s Faro stem histeaye.. ny leo taught: Soclteh bintery,.. Batormalouas Re higtor; fe Selenso, medieval nae 2 i cceeeee sens . Cozzatttee work. oregidontla peldey. cemabkiies cectee Amivioa.cn mager ukiey cocisions Tard civilisation. cour. eae . 5 cone. Slaw 4 SS SANE ansateoy ~ AY VAGH) 14-9000 iN. peer) TS RET FE GF I BON @" ' rave 18 vo day, 291 N61 a Gat race oF say HG. wie, nono RESPIR OF FOUR wank ; Sera” Ma TO SS7CE LTA TRC BAILS oF EMPLOYRENT (aionth, yaar, EXAC? THLE OF WOUR PUT tion CLASSI TA SAL wurey NSS: : Ulin gircabeerrel srs7ties 36 Hat's re, IONS. x ‘abe hb 296 __| Eps ; Pamala rs pe Bd FACE Gr LsrLorieeat at eg and Stato) Loa, a rer TDD» Ae madlangs } _jtnceapolia. Jim _ | Oe. BaF vary. Commander . a0 " Bs Lirdt la. hu wheistale cife, ineurance aganvy, ane BY ane, Siam OF AM Mganigation, oF name department, wanes of aatabilisnioant, aad ii Pmanufacture of loci, ~papanese FoR Leay 18S rem Soi ——— . _Honorabla. ochre esweevensesegese Bo. “gag etuttes -Stasky. reereny maatcan. pint oritten dacanecs. Kiprantzaiton | af danane NEED: Av daparn2d. 9. ante 14ioreoy Poddtdead and Bohai ecco [CET fe OF vere Pact AM EnniOt, te prod a funent, Wed devia. paar 14.90000 i, - RAE: vdosoph Burkholdor Saith = DATS AND PLACE OF BIRT dro 16,1921 ; . Narrisburu, Pas Maritel gtatus: iurvicd § - ; * @hildronr om dhughter, acod h : EDUCATION: Entored Marvard Univoraity, Sapte 1980, comloted roquiremnts for docred, ‘ : ; cwa lauds, in history, sovommnnt and oconomda, Fobe 193, amardod cogred : 7 whilo in corvico, Hlove W743. . . : Iiotory: 30 hours, incluting, Amrican, nodorn Eurupoany anciont, modieval, : nora thoaigt Antrew Jociacm and the Prosico: : Govorment: 12 hours, inchxiu, Acorican louoraty corparative, adunistratlon ————= political timory. Eecnontest 12 houry, inclu‘ing, principles, banking, intornational trades Further! Yale University, I33-Uh, ASTP, Far Eastern Aroa and Jaranoad, . a Incliciig, Chinesa and dspaneoo history, VacifMte islanda, socloty, a . Japanese political parties amd socloty and spakon Japaneso o University of Mickigm: 18 Language School, inoluding gpekon ard _ written Jaramso, daranero political, social and rilitary organioas - ; tion (awariod 12 hours graduate cavdit) 19idi-lp. te Trainiry;: dohns Hoskins Untworai!y, 19h?:9, 6 houra, international, relaidong ant political goouraphys including aconontc goocraphy and: seminar stil af Koraae, a Cpa ta CRADGA a versity of Pamarlvnta, 19)3-50, 3, houra, history and pelitioal scicncse . os IGatorzs X) hours, incuuling, Aciciean uocial, diplomatic, covelonpmons aud ealoatdon of Uritish Bedre, Pritivh foreiga _voldey 1919-i9he gan colonia, pollticnd cinco 10Gb, Yritod States arc iotin america, 2 Poldtiem) Selanco: b hours, povorument axd poldties Iutin Aarlea, of Pamaylaola (dacterste ane TREES 4 Be De Horvaal, figtiy Oth: : cai 1952)» nocted in hisivy, < MELITNY SERVICE: Ue Se Army, JOND-WIS, Credo: corporal, Units UES, Japames giocialigt. ngon Collogs, Carlisia, § my Digkinsen College, Car ; middeval, doorican, Par Hast, Lniamatoc§:al EXPZILEEEGS tor di hictery, Meki it Profatizoy of hist Subsesta taughts worka hist Dlabiaig, IRTHEL [PGIETY » tistorieal soapy’ s- nt § tur iducation®, romiaylvanis istery, ec, dawary Wig, A study in we otal 3 artabiiatesne of Llekinoon Chee in tar F : z ar ay Eon 3A Syontier Rxporiaons PURLICATHC 1G3, . 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Les wie mg TIP that ep we Pe AGMATUEE GF APPLICANT C sBeea yee ames in Ute cee y YH ; on weren Tt aa 2D Grete meat precisa omnes mip . : wat. 7 . . . - net ots - a ae a ~ ' ; . mo seph B,Snlth aan Box $23 B,Koute 2 ” Gurdnerg, Pa. Items <1 and 23, Form 57 I, Mducational background A.Undergraduate - - oO 1. Student at harvard College ,1940-43 a. Held tuition scholarships granted from various funds bd. Activities included; Grimuon(asst. editor inl ¢hairman) FS dramatics, radio(Harvurd kadlo *orkshop) ‘ : oe o.Completed requirements for A,B. degree {cum laude),in 2 , a i : and one-half yéars, oo “ ' ds. Fiela of concentration -“HLetory, Governzent, “conomieg } 1)12 hours American history,12 houre buropean Ktatory, 3 j : 6 hours ancient history. , oe ; ‘ i . : 2) honors thesis - i ‘ Andrew. Jackson and the Tribunician Theory of the Pres- i ! : idency =o. ; - 7 . - ae ' 0 ' @) AM analysis of the concept of the powers ofthe pregi~. pots dant held by Jackson and fle lieutenints, “‘inéluding an attemp, - ; to trace their origin in the democratic movement of the-1830s8 i ; 3) Other subjects studied ye ; ” . 12 hours. government mots 6 houra economics 6 houra sociclogy- : 6 hours geolugy 3 hours political philcoophy B. Military Training 1, Student utYale University 1945044 . a. 36 hours Japanese and history and polities of 2 b. 13 houra Japanese and 18 hours history of “hing and Japan, 1) Banphasis placed on anglysis of sucieaty of these countries a} Researeh in the politiesl oTyanization of moasern Japan and aedern vnina . vb) Study of the military organization of sapan and Chinn “7 ©) ome study of peraunslitles - c the Far tnet H. Stuéent at University of Michigan, 1944-48 .|- of & ’ wee . | . 4. 22 huure graduate credit fer study of Jaran and Japanese ‘ Do Houre didiaed between clucy of written and bpokea Japan- eue and history of Japan 1) Emphasis pisced on history and polities ta the language in addition ta Special otudy of . or anivartion a} Exwmplesgtudy ci recent Jasaness histery In Jspanese. . - ma. Viilversity, ivajeds relations ami seminar in pelitinal ERv~ mt . 14-0000 2 os, ; —— “Yogeph B. Ogith ‘ So . ; : Sox $25.4, Route 2 : et Gardners,Fav . ei and ce, Porm 57 C. Sraduute Study (aontinued} 7 Work Frojeet #1 Pruject Synopsis 2 the atrength and vulnerability « of Korea as an indeyendent nation, 2.Lucation - Jolitis Hopkins Univeratty,2altimore, Md, ‘3. I wae the sols worzer emplcyed- |. 4. The political ,eography eeninar waa concerned in 1847-48 with ureas of maximum chunge. Members of the veminar conduct- ed studies of irivia, Tolund,ewfoundland, Ceylon,Sinktiang, Korea. a. Sach member made a deey-level study of the area of his. choice.I chose Korea. 5, Frincipal sources used by me nere: USAMG Reports, all avail- etle background studies, interviews with Koreans stutioned. at Carlisle, (Carlisis Purrucks AMG Zchool) and with Mioo Fhylite Sohnvuon,reporter who wau -in Korea 1945-46, - .6& Tie material woyered mostly the yeare 1445-46 47, und wan- fairly completa fer Suuth “Zorea. I vias unable to get informa- tica on North Korsa, ner woula the army give me political in- feraution other tign that officially published. - 7. Methods used were histerical anc poilitieal veenuse of ny*. previous training, Statleticn were used wherever ;ouglbla, &. Length of ntucgyesept. 2b RUS 7-Seut, 1o4d. &, Firdiaca and none kue Lona 4 ade un wane le of Koreun phys to: uaing edaphie Ge weil sz usual el ime aphic features; in- and toregraphical * +S Bay res ai eC hots. to co, woe Li Tathempies £9 find the phys heat pobentiul forthe suc- be eéegsful maintal? of Lorean inde; at national extatence, j} Gonelusien; such chvtoucly fayoracle factors acs Korean nevlar sibootlon z butt ified hy other space relatione rade Kores and Chinese attack 1 i adaptable taroug moal thoroughly 9 fuse fan léarned econo G, Seconaly, ae PoRourcas of tne abions. fnposed hy” abe Morth rean Linral ectivity industrialized "The EKoreana ex Kovean-"mericm z 14-0000 ™~ oe foe ““aeph B. Smith ~ ; ; ; \ : uv& 323 B Routes 2 Work Preject fl : Gardners,fa. continued : : _ gohns Hopkina Bultimore, Nd. Oven Lattimore . Hohns Hopking Baltimore,Md. 12, Two persone with knowledges of thiu project; Dr. E.F. Penrose 1 t B. Participation ‘ - 1. I was the person responsible for formulating and carrying out the Korean part of the general project(See A, 4). 2. Tne determination of the sources used was made by me. Ty was aseist: ed, in part, by Dr.Penrose and ur. Lattimore, ~ 3. 1 "gathered: the. data. ‘ast analyzed the data according to. three principal criteria Accuracy of information .. Sxisténce of ¢orroborating ‘information. Use of statietios when available tn reference to: ‘other data’ ‘océaure followed . ab much information as poasibie ° TT . Attempt to eliminate waste effort by concentrating objective”: . “(the strength or vulnerability of Korea as an independent state. o. ¥r, Fenrosé.Mr. Lattimore and. Dr. Jean Mottmann advised me at - yarious points’ ‘moatly on methodology: 4. Conclusion and report preparation ‘a. “onclusions were my own responsibility : b. Writing sand editing. were doné by mé with one exception j : “Exception: Mr’ ‘Lattinore ‘advised me to re-examine the. peninsular - -. -gituation of Korea and suggested the idaa which led te my conelu- -. gdon on this point(Sea A, 9,a). 5, This was un. independaat atudy and not a government projéct and f not supervising any usdistante. 6. 4y responsibility in- ‘promotion and interpretation was limited to an exposition of them and a defense of my. coneiioens before members of the faculty and student body of the Fage School, Johns - “Hopkiag University. ; a, this waa carried on in several sessions 1) Preliminary report ~ ; ; 2) Sinal revision session ieeneg 14-00000 _ i: = “NO oe Me. ae _ . Lo ¢ @ph B. Smith : s Box 323 B, Route 2 bd Gardners, Fa. . Itema 21 and 25,4orm 87 C. Graduate Training (cont.) 2 university of Pennaylvania 1948-51 _@. At Pennsylvania I have’ taken courseo primarily in Anortie _ Can history. b. I-received a master's degree, Feb. 1950 Go. I have completed course work for my Ph. Dd. I: expect soon to tuke my doctoral examination. .- - . a, I have taken several courses in foreign area atudy. Latin Rmerican History . a The U.S. and L,tin America Latin American "Parties and Politica: British Foreign Policy 1919+1939.. é. In audition to the above, I have. taken course: work in U.S. foreign policy 1840 to date. . EL Research and Fublication A. See pp..2 and 3, Work Project. #1. B. Work Froject #2 : 1, Spossored by- Dickinson Collage. 7 2, Scope-' to investizate the- relation of - Dickinson College to the frontier community in whieh Lt was ‘established: in 1783. 2. 3. I was the sole researcher. 4. Principal wourcesa wére: Collewe Library,Church records at Carlisle and Philadelphia (Presb, terian Historical Society), early Ugrlisle newspapers, (American #ntiquarian Soclety,Wocesater, Massachusetts), contems porary writings, local histortes. 5. thle atudy was madé from ‘Oct. 4947 unt June 10948, ‘ ; 6. Methods: were historical. 9, Findings and 6onclusiona a. Dickinson College, foun-ed 1783, had nunerous problema in- cident to the cutablishment of any such institution, vutinten-. sified by the hostility of frontier sociéty;e.g. finaneclal, disciplinary,recruitwzent, db. Frontier society rejecty higher education as unnecessary ana even fiostile to its social goals. That under -aevel ped areas heed so-called practical educa- tion, firet. 8. the material was ueea in the publicution of the first volume of materials on carly America publi isned by the college under title ofBulwarks of Liberty, June, 1950, ~ . : : . Algo pubis ened in part ag "A Frontier } Experiment in Eigher Education" ,Feansvivania History,Fenssylvania Wistoriecal Ags~ ocilation, January, GAG, : GS. Dvo ,ersong ancocaited wite this irogent: whitfield J. Bell . Dickinson College C,viisle,fa. May Borris . : ; us rn Carlisle, Fay 10, I wus solely respons stble for ‘metioda »procedure and writing. ll, The project waa promoted py ule college as 40 oted inql). : the large letter collection, Vickingon 14-0000 Pa L ion’ c=2 3D a ™: : , - : ™~ * eih RB. Smith . . Box 3:3 B, Route 2 Items 21 and £3, Fora 57. Gardners,Ta. II. Reoearch and Publication (cont. ) C. Understanding O1 Qur_ Shave Government, C.H- Mas land and Sons, June, 14s, 1A pamphlet giving: a simple account of the Fennaylvania state. government, a. The divisions of the governrent and their functions bd. The citizen and hia government. 2. Used in the Wayland Company monthly magazine tor the benefit. of their employees. 3. Diatriduted. tothe Pennsylvania schools for use in ‘problens of democracy classeb. Tit, Teaching Bxperiepoe: - ee - A. I call.attention to. the subjects ‘I have: taught. in. the st os . five yeara(Iten 16,(1),Form 57,.correctéd as noted here to fy: *: Be 2 B. Explanation of techniques and 80 pe of. ‘work. in my: courses. in:: a \ International Relations: | Shen was! - Par E,stérn- History. ft co. Ee Human mand ‘Mistorical G eeeFaphy is ‘International Relations a Seope vot The history ef the ‘national state systém, international law, os and history of the ‘idea and. attempts at world governrent.. oO The strategic éValuation. of the major powera- Analysis of their geographic, economic ,and demographic . resourcea Evaluation of their military potential . ; Study..of their diplomatic: policies in regard ta the above i bs Technique - : ‘Use of Sproute’ text Foundations of National Power, which I consider most appropplate for the strateyic material streased Use of outside readings on international law and world or- u ganization : Ahnalusia of current newspaper to give the student practise at gathering information regarding the economies sailitary po- . ‘tehtials and activities of the major powers. fo PO pea the students aust evaluate their. newaréports: and attemet to. me, correlate them in the form of reports on strategic situations. 2. Var Eastern History a. Historical vackgrdund on: thé. ancient. civilization of Cirina and Japan, major. exphas is on the Far “ast since 1500, special ms attention- to-the dipli macy of imverialism and the reaction. to ' dt throughout Asia; also attention | to £0th century “ninese and Japanese internal politica, 14-0000 sels “ : i : so «-seph B, Smith z ene : Box 323. 3,“oute 2 Itexs 21 ana co,vorm 57° et Gardnérs, Fennsylvania. III. Teaching oxperience (cont.) toe, ne b. technique ; Text used is Eckel,Far Kast since 1500 : Supplemental reaaing is uyeu ror the anctent civilizations. t . Use is ma-e of China Yearbook, Japan Yearbook, and U.S. State i Depart:ient Documents ‘in oraur to give the students practise in (athering and correlating data on the modern Far ¢ haat: ‘and UVS. policy there. Emphasis is placed on reports on ‘the ‘strategic ‘evaluation of th _ the “hinese and Japanese nations and ti.vir adjacent areas, viz. . Korea, Sinkiang,: mongolia,Manchuria. . Emphasie 4s placed on understanding of Peraonalities prontnent in “hinese and Japanese affairs. ; : ; - 3: Human and. Hie torical Ge ography is tor Human. Geography which: ‘tresses an historical survey of west civilization Rome. t to 1950) from: geographical view. rr ‘ f went geography of cliina tie . eo 1% ns, topograyhtent ‘regions, oceans: and their coasts, minerals ea ‘ground and surfdce waters,soils, and man" a relation to th pi ‘environment == human ecology : ‘ “In the sécond semester spacial &etors: are otreased, political - : -, @eogrpahy analyzed, and then a survey made of the geography i _ @@ anctent, medieval and modern Europe,evaluating the history | ; of these periods’ ‘in terns of the phys ical, spacial, and human ecological factors studied, . ». fechniquea - ees a ; “Texts: White’ and ‘Renner, Hipan. cYography, Whittlesey, Environ- . mental Foundations of Suropean history. ; an Emphasis is placed on the gathoring of geogrpahical infor- -. mation by the students, map study and interpre: ation. “f Example: . the strategic’ position of the major powers in ymece: modern times is studied, attention being paid to the identi _ ‘fication of the problems of areal gize, “sorm,geomatical - position, natural situation and geograpiteal | ‘Leention, i } 4 | ‘ ie i i t | ene ne reper tenn teeny ee wenn ieee i r i DATE a 3 October 1966 | YOUR- | _ RBFERENCE: 42098 CASE NO. : 56169 perforitance of duties. 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LOCATION OF OFriCtAl Station DDO/PLANS STAFF . ; —_ . woe . _ ‘ ‘ : : “CAREER: -MANAGEMENT: GROUP - coe ene By ; ne ‘NONOFFICTAL ,BRANCIC . WASH., D.C. fe - : Oh © a. : TT : rahe POuTON Te” . 7 . t), Cagene Senvice OfIONATION OPS OFFICER - CH. _. ; » 13, OccurATiCHaLsemes — [16, GRADE AND GreR” a SaLaay On| _ 14) CLASICATION SCHEOULE (GS, 2H, ete) 013648 OL 17 7 = " LAST WORKING DAY 28 Dec 73 Coordinated with Paul Seidel /ROB 2? December 1973 fo. . oe Li Ree Chee 6 [PLES mo Ab bE Ya fe PYOA. “SiGia rue OF FLQUESTING OFFICIAL APPROVING cncte ATE SIGHED. . . : 4 - J.L, “Oimatead, c/Msh - 27 Dec 73. enim paneer ee a SPACE afew FoR EXCLUSING ust OF THe ortics: oF PIRSONNEL . We Actied F20. 1 Tana, at Grid COUlNG : 7. station 7. ALGHTE Me ii oar oF 1 oa Oh va, (oor “humfare aurwasehee cove on (Ook nO Da, te A, | NOL 0d S| Vit, SEPAaB LION ‘0 ine care 3 Oats —— mat f aE is base Tp MN Suutite [34 sex #0, 80, * shteatne To. SOCIAL ECGATY xO, “a8. aaa carn [coor feos ot ; PEOY, timp Ta ie Cady . te il. «al. ar. £4 E51 Rat iM ae 2 stat Tar oats «SOE ee el foin wma Cast Not tae (imPtiony | Pow baeCUIeO Coot Fa Tat stare iy < 1 YONO BRIAR tw Sf rts us. {Cace Pop nantad te anid (tes Tate 2 TEan) toma att APE (a0 444 2 THAT) as. POON ¢ Contact CERT ATION 7 5 Ss ee y me care T APAOWED - 27 bec ig e™~w LO 14) 14-0000 Both Millwood Road - pervice to. the Agency. Mr. Robert P. Wheeler i P. W.oM. Janney ~ Director of Personnel . Distribution; a « 0 - Addressee Lo : Aes OPF OP/RAD/ROB/MWBenthall:jtb. (26 March 1974) 25 Dear Pete: so ; - vo at 1am happy to send to you, under. separate cover,’ your ‘Agency « Retireent ‘Medallion. The Medallion ds a. tangible forn of recognition and. appreciation. of your should servo as A lasting reminder ‘of an. neeoetb1e. career, ‘ rowarding ‘associations - and the knowledge. that you played ‘your. part -in.a ‘vital, activity... _ ‘Let tis, “t! erefore, add my congratulations and wish ‘you the very bést for the future, Be ae ; - Sincerely, 14.00000+ 26 JAN es ‘Mr. Robert P, Wheelor 6600 Millwood Road Bethesda, Maryland 20036 ‘Dear Pote; ; ‘abd: colleagues: in ‘eiohing you « continued guccesa . and satisfaction in your retirement. “e . . You have hoea ‘Privileged to face the. challenge * of ‘important responsibilities during your many yoara. “of sOFvics to > your ‘eountry. | The | success with 4 wh h _you have met thie challonge should baa source. off lasting pride and satisfaction to’ you. May I extend to you, personally and officially, . - my aincero appreciation fay the important work you have dons and my warmest hopes thas you will find full enjoyment. in the years ahead. . Sinzarely, ‘Ig W.E. Golby - W.. Colby. — Director. Distribution: 0 - Addressee 1- DDCI L-ER l - D/Pers a cee be OP Ron ON Gree 1- ROB Soft File ‘Originator: -}- ROB Reader SS S Director of we ES Seuonnel : Re Jat i374 OP/RAD/ROB/MDLasnek sjat/3257 (17-aruary 1974) rs co TS 29 January 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Plans Staff THROUGH. - 2 Deputy. ‘Director for Operations _ - SUBJECT oo a Distinguished Intelligence Medal: for Mr. Robert P. Nheeler ——— eee The tionor and Merit Awards Board’ ts pleased to notify you that the Distinguished Intelligence Medal. has been: approved for Nr, Robert P, ‘¥heeler and requests that you inform him of the award. Arrangements for apresentation may be made with the Executive Secretary, Honor and Merit Awards Board, extension 5645, room 412, Magazine Building. Msi Roof. foesta tt R, L. Austin, Jr. Recorder - Honor und Merit Avatrds Board “Distrisution: | sO 0:-G@ 1 - Addressee -T > OPE w/forms 382 §& 600: ‘1 - Exec Sec/imar, 1 - Recorder/HMAR eee ee meee Te beeen eae sina ge a nent ee eee, 14-0000 jest 18 December 1973 j taccutive Revistry f The Honor ant Meritt Avardr Board having con itered & revomme Viera On 10 NO, NAME (Eagt- Firetowi uidd ley BIRPuvea® 060947 | WHEELER, Robert P. — 1915 2 Orvici OF agstcawtnt SOME AAT | GRADE _DOLCM BE ABAROED Intelligence Medal of Merit Cros HEROIC ACTION OW Kio MEATTORTOUS BEAVICE OF Acveveuent poaime THe #ORN9S Ser tember 1952 - December 1973 : £ O AECOMMENOS APPROVAL . Oe cons wor ‘agcouweno APPROVAL” gD ij adcoiminos. awaae 7 Diatingutohed Intelligence Medal : DRELATS IFIED CHTATION: : : Mr. Robert P, Wheoler ie hereby awarded the Distingutehed Intelligence ; Medal in recognition. of blo ‘outetanding achlavement with the Central Intelligence , ; Agency. for more than 23 years. Serving in o series of responsible senior : : “positions ‘both in headquarters and abtoad, Mr. ‘Wheeler heo compiled an enviable 1 record. of achievement, ; Doménstrating deep integrity and total dedication, his . "performance hao been characterised by. éreativity, and superb leaderahip. ‘Mr. Wheeler's devotion and profesaionallam have been evident throughout his - : career, reflecting the highest credit on him and the’ Federal nervice. ; a i i 4 TUN gan ees an, ents comes et APFEONTO erry ve aaa H “tee a oey VER i t H . : aries haul OF CHAIRMAN, WONOM AND MEDIT AWAROS OOAWD i F. W. M. Janney, bef Vernon, X Wales cadet hee Ceeagton OF Cembeat JATGEL BINGE boyoanrore 9 Jaw iid | ___tgigned on. original) er — | Frees Kawi Of wgcomore 14-0000 re 7 . scene oe FE (eben petded fab RECOMMENDATION FOR HONOR OR MERIT AWARD (Subrit tn teiplicete - cee WP meu) PERSOMAL DATS : ee StCTION A To tur, stay ne, |e. Sawa OF Wiaaew BlepwENDOD Thaets but J 2. VOSITIOM Tethe 060917 ©} Wheeler, Robert P. [ees. oF f/Chief |GS-17 . a en ee, Ee - : pration . an gree - FVareicy 4 @. OFFICT GF iF ASS CGNMINT DDO/CNG/ NOC 4103, x vip Tora ton) D. wOMT aUbeT Ss gues et. citp, VIF Gedey TP Ter new @ RENE reer LEVICT CTL inh pos ac quinto. ; U.S, Birth __ ne POST HUMOUR 6600 Millwood Ru. Bethesda, Md. 22034.- 229-1973 | TRELACRI Tc SS TT. ee eoniy wou Aeaee Intelligence Medal of Merit. _31 December 1973 me ie x [se . Te. WELATIONSWIP [I7. wOuT AODELSS (he Sto cety Sbate PIP Code) [16 wou PHONE To ' 18. wawe OF ATAT OF AEN Wife . same as above . fame Adelia Wheeler SECTION 8 j RECOIDIEHOATION. F FOR AuARD FOR HERSIC ACTION OF fFTANCE OF HAZARD jus YOU AN Trrertscss FO THe vee rs JPPCHSONNER IN” Haeprare VICINIT p-ACT OH Duane IN SOM WALAROT 0. . Fao. PURE WANE 0 : vin [ate OnGw. TERRE fk. GRADE [22. orrice o ASB TONNE NT 20. WO: ATT O LIST ANY OF THE ABOVE PERSONS GIVEN AN. Av KD “oO SALA tela Sb sth bene ar “7 Tf Trae utd waue, pe . . I FOR ; CONDITIONS UNDER ANICH ACT WAY FERFO 7 : p18, LOCATION 27. RCL UG ITE pates - yee Time OF DAY : 20. “PREVAILING “Tr anwa? ere CONDITIONS AND ODSTACLES tncoumrians ASSIGHUENT caueus wo er 30. DATLS FOR RnIcHw wrt RECOMIENELD SECTION ¢ fy. GO YOU HAVE Da, ODP ICHAL Ops of Feorschiot JS. COMPONENT CO ETATE CHG/NOC 26. BUFIES AKe ares ‘Chief, Nonefricital Cover Affairs Branch a T-O9 BERATED ASShGNT aT a7. a A . foe Ter eaeueeed Gartten sree 000 14-0000 . fa . rad . CBhen pethe dt fey MARRATEVE, DESLRER TSCA - = ec ae RR oe Seton 7 ing. and if it woe muse thon normally copored, s act wolvmtorp? Deserve why mf wus outstanid 0 of Individual, ond off yawival cravertontes. tion, describe type end parwina of salt, elem po oa. or_Acceptonse of Horoal: Wo Aswid for Berle Acior Lephy " Indicute rotetn of the act, Laglose enitonified “Mun eeriel or moe rotten ul serve during parted tus whith recommended, [Cire complete deuription of admin. not tueered in Serta F; ineleda datet of antiganient and saliel,) Whot did the ladieldval on computed tu others of bbs grade ond experience ln similar pasifipay o# ciccumparses? it dobby other parines oe wees, What obstocles were encountered oF overcome! Indacty se ace lo Fliness Keparis, Letters of Commendation, or other detymentalion cheady on filp which Aevrd to Athiersment, Se ot Podloemonce: Stot ah fetrahee, techanat, or pen on o ad ve do that maith the award? Why wes thie outta eppreprion, txlvde production eocords ond anistonc win ¢ ochievement, sereice, of performonce, Include tepcorty th recommendution, Lecloss waclonified sitation, Mr. Wheeler entered on duty with the Agency in September 1952 for assignment. in Tokyo. During the period from 1952-1956 he served in the For several years capacity of Deputy Chief, FI Ops and Chief, FI Liaison, he served in responsible positions at Headquarters and was promoted to GS-15 in 1957,. In 1959 he returned to Tokyo as. Deputy for Operations and _as DCOS. until 1964... Ie was promoted to GS-16 in August 1964. From : 1964-12966 he served. at Honolulu Base... In 1965-hé Was appointed-COB, Honolulu. From 1966-68 he served in thé Office of -Planning, Programming and Budgeting. In 1968 he was reassigned to the Missions .and Programs Staff and in 1971 was appointed Chief, MPS and served there until Januar 1972 during which period he was promoted to GS-17, In 1972 he was . : appointed Chief of the then desi ted Nonofficial Cover Affairs Division ~ (presently Nonofficial Cover Af! fs Branch), Crom which assignment ho is “retiring. 2000 Ci FO mo . Mr. Wheeler's outstanding characteristics are his. integrity and total ‘dedication. We is a natural leader, bright and original. ‘He has a -Greative mind, is articulate and rational. We haus excellent recall, is a gifted administrator and manager, He is a searching individual who is totally committed and has the high regard of most of the elements com- prising the DDO. During his tentire he has received laudatory commenda- tions tor his efforts. ; Be . mo, Mr, Wheeler has made a valuable contribution to the Agency during his extended career and it is fitting that spon retirement after such a distinguished career, he be awarded the intelligence Medal of Merit. . . tc Couviauro oh ATTACHID SHECT as. ENCLORURTS (Lbet dndiziduslly) VF QHIGINATOR US NUT AN Evie £9 G8 BOTS MOT WAVE PERL ONAL ane . ove Tee ACE OR PLRFSRMANCE,. ATHACS AFFEDAVITS GP EVL@ITNCSS OR PADI 1 ocses RACING PERTONAL KNGOLEOGE GF FEE FACTS. de PACFOSEN CltatTIOW a. a — seuePURE OF LUPLOTCE WARING RECOM: ag. . TRECOURERGATION IHITIAITD 8¥ ' ‘fs aA . . . . Dw A geen, = | Gordon Mason - .& Chief, Ro. : : SECTION-E (ED FOR THCIR INFORMATIO ao. ao OF... “he (Cor0eor service of noninet) DO COMER DENVICE | ‘ate “PARA ae THPLTY QUAPCTOM GCF CAMite GER CE ‘ ive DaPuty Divactom Ce artaatian Comrcara? © ete og CRE 7 at (8 SECRET en an . , oo po . , - ol _ w ; ’ & & ~ é a - da. oe . _ ‘ - . R em -: ie oe . eee ~ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION | 2 oo { Last—Freie— Mt wcice) Wheeler Robert P. 6 HFECTIVE DaTT POUESTTO mom par rene o7 [add 73 Pal ¥ - PMANCAL ANALYSE NO. Gearon ane 1-0117/0000 19, LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION 1 ppo/Plans Staff. ‘Career Management Group. --— (Non Official Cover Branch Hashing ts 12. PORTION reumte 1 0049 118, GRADE AND BttP 1: REMARKS 1, wns | ne BA pate OFS nee at ener omc | t 40 OF setae es 3) POS eRE COMMS CreTT ANON . ; so we lon ae “Ped £3 Sp" USD usa earcin, iran i r SECRET ~ Cant eee es SONATA OP CARECH SERVICE ead JAR St artes ne ered i H werner de 6 twee taterenn cn Minne aan wigan reeaaeet LS September 1973: @ UGA ALTROTT (Complered by Office of Prowwesi! ee 13. CARET® SEVICE OF LIONATION AMO TES OFRER Dale 1Grao yo ach 7 i ram et on oe oe Bows? MoE RL s | wo ege me ol 14-0000 SECRET : [REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION ls july 3073 $ temey yeasts | AME (ante Feet eddies . 960947 __| WHEELER. ROBEK RODEHT , 1 0 aa ACHON 3s. CaTIOCAY OF Carl ee vear REASSIGNMENT | i73 REGULAR _ > R[ver | we Renee enn (eae Oe off &. FRI aa : -| tov ones 10. 1OCAtiCes CF Crentaas SALON DDO/PLANS STAFF - : fhe WASH. , D.C. . BNASSTGNED. CAAA. Mam A ome : 7 Pandong Lint” ; ; "12. POWTC ae neat 4a. POMMON Tmt : ‘ai 7 OPS_OFFICER CH, acs 0000 Dp Tia eaabaancancec sowie (G8, LB, asp 448, COBH Ona MONS Te. GRACE a6 SF 17. ad ee : 6S. 0126.91 _-f 47 A '36000 7 : 19. Rimasns : FROM: DDP/NOCA DIVISIOS/DBY COMP/9997 SOA, btenafuat oe FOUESHNG | GATIGGAL tye ta a wat | ena ar 14-0000 : f . “rwevest ae oe ~ i SECRET 31 JAN tH73 7 - . Dear Mr. Richmond, i q | | At the direction of the Deputy Director for Plans 7 ot you served from.6 November to 17 ‘November 1972 as a. oh menber of the ‘Clandestine. Service Nonofficial Cover Board = 0... ve ~ - ‘Sub=Panel-convencd: for ‘the purpose of evaluating-CS-12_ Stee ne [> 2° -. ” Staff and Careor Agent. personnel under nonofficial covers; . | - - | know. that this work was particularly demanding. | i | 4 \ t | t time participation and the diligent application of your. yO . professional experience were decisive factors in the success fu : 5, accomplishment of this aspect of the Nonofficial Cover Board’s. . ; “missions, = ; . ; Te , aan I wish to commend you.personally for yout contribution — tee op pert haem cmaelatep ins ae” . t : to our évaluation. procedures each phase of which helps to strengthen the Clandestine Service Career Services : ; . A copy of this letter will be included in your official ; personnel file, . ; ce, a a : nae : - : , . . a . . ; - : ; Robert P.wiceler ‘ ; .. 8 Chaliman~ | . i ' -Nonofficial Cover Board - "| . ° i 4 i { i i 5 4. Peat ay 14-0000 | ef your professtonal expertence have ween d _.the successful accomp]{sntent ‘of the Goard’s missfons.< 1 know - Robert P, wheeler C-0-N-F-1-D-E-H-T-1-A-L J2 July 1972 Dear Pete, : " ar | want. to thank you personally for your fine work as a - “member: of the -GS-15 Fyaluation Goard which convened from 15.May : €0°16 June 1972. T know that this work has been particularly. full-tive :particioation aad .ditiaent application * demanding. Your - ween dectstve factors in that your. recommendations wii] provide a relfabl “base for the - Clandestine Service Career Service eoard and myself in arriving. at a final promotion Ifst. : : ; _ "ou: Your wise and energetic partialpation 4n-the evaluatfon process nas helped to gtrenathen tha Clandestine Service by objectively identifying those officers whose performance, qualifications and potential mark thom 3s especial ly-fitted for senior posttions of ‘Jeadersifo, Thomas Hi, Yaramessdnes teputy Director for Plans C-0-NeF-1-D-E-NeT-T-Ack wore: 14-00000. ; = Loon . SECRET a . . AW bee Fie’ ted . . DATE PULP ARTO REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 22 February 1972 2 RANE Lefont Mba) Robert P, T. AgaiAy Peneaee 060947 Wheeler, 2, NATURE OF Tren paisa 4 FECTIVE Dare atQutstrO 3, CATROORY OF EMPLOYMENT Regular Reassignnent: ; 9. LEGad AUTHORITY (Completed Qa, 4 Permewedt) ted by Obes of DDP/Nocap duvesten - _ Dovelopnent ‘Complement An, POSTON Tine Ops Officer - ch: 14, CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LBL ete.) 16, GRAOE'AND STEP. -GS- - 0136.0X “i7-4 : , To. RORARKS J = ” ” — 7 ——— = ee PF Ket ot From ‘MPS, Position #° 0002 13. OCCUPATAONAL Seittes Concur: Karen Tillotson (telecoord) MPS . 7 sag So 4 Dd 3/29 Bee: > weet ¢: Payroll : aXe _ Securit : . _ . 2 roam fh HG FISH SIDAD OF . OATE SGpeeQ 163. 3: RE .OF Cap eave APPROWING OFFICER DATE SIGHED 24 7 one pee . ae u * S 7 . ., “a. €. 7. nips “— Onieee . wey age Carl T. Ta¥ict, C/NOCAD/ Pens Robert W. Sheay, C/CSPS vi, SPACE: z- BELOW | 702 a EACUISIVE use OF TNE | OFFICE OF Finsore ; YW. ACTION | 5, Foor. ca _Stkt one M 1, 2007S. 125, DATE oF aim pee woot | cece Rowers (oot 207 ay x 1 Li yas? Maca 12 ighes Lis | HOME Ooi 29. Ge ya sina Gata : Peery aamerrs = nee § v1 eulnce ah er ee COME o- post ec Ae 16/94 ; 008 Face ssinius ure (eed ieGam earcurta ff . = TAL ¢11metiOna [Powe EANCUNED tomo baa tit | ent 4 jou. to ycay : YAGI steed guaks Pea) eat 1 ome oe qT i ‘a 2 EIA CE jeoat TRU] Feet) ° . - . - PB BI cet Sk pL i 45. IOAN CONTRO CleTemalin . fron mee Pry SP a aPROV : “aii — - ss ee . 2. apaaarien [32, en ANCHO outa f 1p eaniy Bata (Ode - ‘ so. ". “t[eoo DATA. >| HA 8 ie arine - HG ROME raPaRCE TO (fakin ims. €oD8 onn f] VS petWous tomde 14-0000 ‘Ths, ver, pretteence “Toor ote | a HQ SECRET Shem balled be) . : = OATE ratPaxtD REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION (hatte Prrit= Middle} 24 November 197} 1. SORA, Arne 060947." Wheeler, Robert P 2. NATURE OF PLUSONEGL ACTON 4. HPMCTIVE Dart ETQUESTEO. "| 4. CattCooy OF arLoYMENT Poa Promotion 7. ANAMOAL ANALTSS NO.” CHAROtAMe Pervand} "Ops Officer - Ch: (lel 14, CLASSHICATION SCHEOWE (GS, LB, ‘nfe.) - 13. OCCUPATIONAL semes _GS._ ; 0136,-01 [tO Reman. . . : ° Toa. SanAtoRE oF rrererec Gorge als SIGHED 10, $ CARLES EWVICE APPROVING OFFICER DATE SIGHED — f- ° . a Robert W. Sheay, “C/CSPS. | 24 !Nov 71 ___. Od LACLUSIVE USE OF THE CG? ce OFF SRIGNAEL ; ~ 19. G04 110. 14h va, wenes. [25 eanh a4 aS Dat ao 7. UME OR I + tobe cont 2a FAG 4 eet ota int ands 79. OM. aulitoiee Sax 40, CA, ve eal L a a, c eopman [oS nga fl . coca pnd POSS & (me foam tawD coor a batons [roan rucuTED fen? Gua wre { j-th 1% * J te OOIE US a B - 1-10 2-280 Biel 2 JUG (eon fas i ness; . . Lo 43, POLTIGN CONTROL CLATE KANON . . rer ApPROvAL TES2 use rorvicus tousoes o : SECRET . . Ao PON EE a mee ee oe 8. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of 14-0000 ~e SECRET - {Whew Filled tad OATT PRIPARTO 5 March 1971 REQUEST FOR PERSONFZL ACTION a : E - 2 ae VLaaaFrn Molde) j 060947 |. co. Whecler, Robert P, 3. watuet GF Pregon@en ACTON ‘| Reassignment: and Transfer to Vouchered. Funds 3, CATEGORY OF EMAL OTMINT 7. HNANCIAL ANALYBB NO, CHatoeane 1221-2886 :DDP/Migstona. aid Programs Stall ~ Office of the Chist VT POSTRON Ws Ops: Officer - “Ch mel anc 14 CLASSIMCARON SCHEDULE 765, iB ee) f1S, OCCUPATIONAL sretes . 7. SALARY. OR RATE 3 44, GRADE AND BItP: " | Gf. 0888.01. 16 6 3 32, 818 — From MPS Position # 0008 ; 6c: Security. Lo . oo, cc: Payroll... So os oo . Toa, ——— TET aR Sa OFC DOO oF OFFICER ate SIGNED : : ZZ tan oF Da, va, A ow bies nl K Chelle po aN er: A mation Moment AUPRASRERC , S21o0 | ps: 26a 29, SPECHAL 30 _-AUTRLMENT CATA. 3, SanAivoN. AEEEACE fete’ pati-toee | Re ee __| F5- TE. PORE - 6: iF. fi . . , . v i 7 i 40. SOUL MEET: 80. ee errr 098. ate 2-PLOLOFT SALSA: Zio ih wiwnit | SB 42. £9... Ae PROF Tiey a TEATER Vat Data Poem ELILUMD] Cone — TAR BTIMPHOMS 42, ChE GT (Ot Felviout Cviilad GovisaArs] SEONICe leo Petrices siesice it vO Bag 9 GIT SRUAE be WUHICE iLiSS Tea? rfaihy H Hbviit [aot Tate 9 rhaty 23. POSITION CONTROL CERTUCATION Pome execuTee 1-1 1-0 Le 46. 09, APPtOvaL, tet Ze 7? toe TNS2 use pervicus romon SECRET 14-0000 . fT | UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT / US, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Completion of "The Winter Program for PED MAR 4 Dt Subjech Executives” at the Federal Exccutive Institute in Osten - harlottesvfllo, Virginia ced : "ta Reply Refer Tos . Ba ). Oallns | -_ _ From = Nancy W, Walton Rogistrar, Federal Executive Institute . Your Reference: Pwr, Hugh Clayton , To: Registrar, Office of Training ’ Central. Intelligence Agency . ; : _Sashington, 0. C. 20808 a - 4 i ° . : This is official notice that ROBERT P, WHEE LER. has sutisfactorily: | : i : completed the. Winter Program for FEI Executives" at the Federal Exocutive Institute, Charlottesville, Virginta, This session of that educational program was held from February 28 = March 2, 197%, Ono copy’ Of this- memorandum Is intended for filing in tho employee! s ‘official per sonne). folder and the othor copy for ‘routing ‘to the’ _ Shployee's | iumediate supervisor. , . J . . ] | ! | t - » whose i. i H —| . ! : Keet tedom in Your Future With U.S.$ ags Bonds } : . esc roam 631 “| 2 ROVENCER bese df 14-0000 i t Cre] Vault. or 23 February 1971 MEMORANDUM FOR: Secretary; CSCS Board SUBJECT: Recommendation for Promotion - : Robert P. Wheclor ¥ o i ‘As one of: “phe: ‘final acts fn: my. “CIA career I want-— to. bring to your attention and add my strong concurrencé and recommendation to two (2) recorded FecommendatLons for tho promotion of Robert P,. Wheeler to the grade. GS+17. 1 find it hard to imagine 4 more persuasive. recommendation | for this action-than that forwarded. by my predecessor: in June, 1969 (At tached)... I can’ Amagino Mr. Mitchell's recling when’ he prepared the wecond recommendation “in February 1970. (Attached)... And yet, I find" in: February 1971 there has still been no action. In the year thal has: passed this promotion has, becomo even more deserved, for despite the natural dis- : Appointniont accompanying Such ‘a continuing lack of recogni- there has been no diminution of entliusiasm, no lowering tion, ef standards, and the CS is clearly better. managed because of his continuing “efforts. Were these two previous recommen- dations not so clear cut and deseriptive, I would conclude that those in control simply do not know what this officer does. and has done. Knowing what he does and how he docs it should not continue to be unrewarded and, hence, Ladd my. strongest recommendation for carly aud favorable action.- 2. This Olficer has performed in-a “most Gutstanding manner, as testified in his fitness reports by my prede- cessor, and certadnly quring: my tenure as Chict, MPS for the: past 12 months. Stuf Sem _ Sidney StGin — Chief, Missions and Proge Pas statt € A . 14-0000 i ns C ull thee 5 1tN 1969 SSHCNANDUN FOR: Seeretary, Clandestine Services Cureer i Service Board SUBJECT Y -->.-: _ Aocommenustion. for- tho. Preketiun ut oo” . Nz. Robert P. Bleelor to G&+17_ - 4. 4g is. reconmented: that sies- Robert P, theeter be’ promoted to. Gs- MT. . . . , . 2, ur, theolor: obtained. R “B x, “degrne do Political - Sone ‘ ; Scdencn froa.-the University of California’, forkedyy, dn : ea? nd. a M.A. in. International Relations from Geoargea : ; Wanhiheten University, raGhington, D.C., We 1946. Ne ; entered tho U.O, Navy. in, 19423 und xfiev a ‘concerted Course . jn J6panese sorvad tho Navy until W498 an an Intolligenco. . : aa Speciadist, Japanose Lencurca offic ex, and the War Dopart- : an - noAt, wLail ag an Inteiligenca: Specinkist tn Tokyo, from . GAG fo ISU.. In Soptember FOS). he Jedned tha Avency for. duty in Tohyo; ratusned ta Headquarters in Juno 1986 whore | ho Gerved untal 2939. ere for servica in Japan from June po ILO to Getehar W964: ferved under nea rORs cial cover in: ° Honoluhli fran Aveust - JOG obo Aneue BO; yvad at Mond: quarters. vith the Oe rhea, of Planning, 4. Drogkarning and. - Budgeting (CEPR) Feud Aupuat 1930 untad Tenanry Asus, ‘and with HPS from the Anatea date to tha present: _- ot . rr Durkaig his enreor with tha Anency Ao “has. hoon a -f4eid Gpuratiens Officer, Linison oOffleor to overseas U.S. syenetes sm a foreizea intelligence. sorvice, # supervisor, Deputy Chie? of Station (Pohyo), Chde? £4 for a diavidaton. : (FB), Chier ef Rare (onwlnin>, Progr Analyst {CEPD) yo ‘ and Prograa Analyat | and Group Cp4 ; 8 ‘present poudtden as ‘Chant? ‘of Réogrnesn Group _ i dy Int i In the Missiens nod Programs Starz, ty, Wheeler is reapon~ : : gible for Liaison hbotween the CS snd tho GPPS om the Ppa : : syftoam and nen-budgotary satters; deustalliag the SPB Systen : : . gh - Le ' 1400000 wate, _ aha a eneaany ey RET within tho C&; advising ond rasinting CS cunponenta in the proparation of Operating Directives and the Prygrna portions of the rnnual responses to the Program Call: chaieing tha. Program Raview Panol; proparing and/or covrilinating apociol ~~ . studies ond survoys on operational progracs: coordinating and. preparing the annual uvP report to the PFIAD. proparing . Ses tho annual: DDP briefing of the PCI on CS prevlons and . progress, und, @4 required, advising CS cccpononta of the oO . roquirenants of P?BS thot hoad to be addressed in CS duis: ae . _ nonto- “requiring: DCI oF tancutive Directur- -Cunptrolior - TG Seq hel) .aetden. a » 3. - In! Ate ‘previnus aBGigngent Hr. Wheelor waa dutailed . te OFFD to givo that office, in tho preparation of Agency a an programs fer subndesian to tho Bureau cf. tha Bucgzet, a botter - oo Understanding of clandestine colloction and esvort action," . . . to holp. that officn bottor vovied und inteprate C5 progrars. in apeeney pregvans, znd to ive Aid a brond view of thd pr te oh and “Agoney managonent. in beth ef which he had aheen | : 4 , cons dors ble Intoréaz.* Iau performance tin that ctfhles Was . - : rated "Strony,", and Lt wan oon that performmes and on bts: : genaing enthusiasm and interact in hana yGKent genorally that : his services were sought for EPS, Sat é. In the porfermence of his dutics na Chict, iV3/EnG hy avdo dhuediate usa of nis long expsrdencu in and katz . ieage of Ci operations, the ONPELLOALO, Yond tnowledgo casaed in O©OPn, bio fornr] céuestion An the PRA System, and a . strong teller imcang decire to pub to work within tho C3 GoPtean eoneepls of thet ayaten for goénaral and angcizic Vek (casaies mpN verter . Givon tha Acdsosyneracden ut the CH, be racusnigad early thet in syder ta moke the PPB . ayatem work offectivery inowledga — oF the Vechy’ and "hoy"! 2 Rr Ugst he mgasussed at every decisien-wshing level, . do enthusdasea be pat alout "preaching 2 dvi don chief to case ufiiver., Whonever Orenp is agncmbhes Ska PRMagemene Ja nh tegkho Lor disaus shony the Ofte of T Training ‘con ecuntk cA hin tu Qyop ovaeryehs ws Rold orth oa tha fubjent, bo rt the Santor sei naden en ¢ 2nw Planning Ceurso {vhkether for BUporgracas: ), Strtion Chief Conferencéu, tha Cs 3enior Seadnee (now tn aasaden) and eRe dike. Acting as the DOD/ATAOG ePApNh arn ote oncourace Attendante at the sido Managemant nt Planning Ccourga he na cresadod with Givdsdon ane stat? caisf’a for the attendzoce of certain cf . : tae ona : aad eherever a ‘sa an zr tee 14-0000 -peme of those snno senior officials he has argued tha ben- ”. Diractive- And country: activitio#. conducted by that Panel ~-- -- : ‘and foreinn matters, his oxcollent sicnsg- Of hunor, genuine friendliness aro invaluable assets ‘in bis present annignaent inaonuch an thoy have given Nin such a wide | - sot aan : oculitl To date upwards of 100 frum the C3: thoir key enplcyuon, : With a havo attended that courss with many Gord to follow, ofita ultimatuly to acerué to their compenento from tho tompurnry anoignzunt of a senior Koy official for nm yyar er tug tu BPS and/or GPEPN and ovontual return tu the mother | cenponont., Ono such arrangencat, with duty fo PPD, had’ : just boen conploted. Hin tactful, understanding, friondly, businensliko, profeasional and conpetent handling of the. chairmanship of the PRP ond tho rovicws wf the, uperatiog —__ . leavos little to bo- dontired. Regarding tho PPB Bystau, ho roaca everything, pro and con, that comes to his atten- tion, and ho han-cpent & f9ir oun cut of Diu own. pecnat . to. budld a. library on the nubject. Nie has ‘parsunded potential convortn to the ‘BYntom to rond those books, moyaitines, pertodicala and pamphlets. to the cnu that most of thet library is oon coristant logn, Wits Insatiable a appetite for news en current an welk-an histertedl donvatic And his range of nequadntanecs, in and obt of the US, na te opon wide tha decr for dtecusston cn NES yeuponsioiiition that: ero anything but goxy. Nae ins Se highly rexorddd by ths _mentacts in tho ddvisions ond staffa of Une CS and an GPPp thae hia adytee and pnadnnee axe eonstantly amighe., Ho Gives of hin tino and energy wididnsly, resord ess of tho prads of the gndavidual we tho mogndtudea of tho problem. husdaam. da eatehtory dad bd! seta sn oxenllant vxaapke (foe puberdinates, equals | and muoerlors an well, 7. In view af the nbove, Mr, wholes, a broadyauged, souina, Compotent, dadicatad, sincoro and fedoudly- sal. who hag set got weaehed hin fall perontanl, ibe the Clan Ang Gervice the Hest nna pad ddietord te dn CIA, und Ww WLLL soon have gerved gage ain grade, is sttomnly reconuenied for pro cot sean a: (signee yi Mi ichiel G Michel? Hichaet G. bAtebold Cnhiekx, Missions asd Prograna Otaf? 3 4 ait . 4314-00000 TLS syel ° And incessant charpie oes Scuntl 9 February 1970 MEMORANDUM. FOR: Secretary, Clandestino Service Career Sorvice Board .. SUBJECT;.° | - Recotnendition for ihe Promotion of Kr. Robort P. Wheeler to GS-17 Pan te 1s recounended that Mr. Robert PB. Wheeler be _ promoted ‘to the. arade GS-17. . - 2. By. memorandins: ‘dated 5 June 1969. the unders {ened recommondéd bir. Yheeler for promotion, In that memorandum WAS: net out the career of Hr. Wheeler from the date-he completed college (1342) uatil June 1969, and WAG deseribed: hiss wartima (1g 42~1G455, immediate post-war (1046-1982) and Agency (1952-to dune 1969) cxperience, all in the field of dntelligence, Stnce it is the opinion of the undersigned that tho Board should have the benefit Of all the taets Sinted in that memoracdum and aince there is no chanze in the contents thereof, I hereby incorporate by rotcronce ile menorandum of § bs: ne 1969, make 1t part hereol ane attach it herete as a Siyndisicant part of tha present memo- randunm, —” . : ee a . : sed sinca 5 June 1969 has served only fon in fir. Wheeler's true value to the the atrong leadership of the Proyram tberdinntes, His unbounded energy 2¢ of the applicable principles of the PPL System have resulted in office chists or: ethor mest senior offteials anpearctas before the last Proyran #evilew Panel apparontly interested and better prepared than ever bofore. Nis obvious sincerity’ “and friendly and intelligent Approach to. tha job. #2 esnvinced many of tha nad for the bettoy management of theiy affairs: This in no mean’ Recomplishnwent in a world where the normal human resents 3. The tine pa Lo cont inn my cony C&.2 He has continue Revicw Panel and bis era mae oy) estt ithe even constructive -criticisn. Mr. Wheeler is so dedicated to making the CS the best manayed component in the Agency that he continues to spend his own carnings on books and periodicals on the subject of mannayement and to encourage interested parties to read | thea and pass, them ‘on to others. 4. Tho undorsiyned- is aware that for the past BAx (6). ‘months a private interest has dangled an impressive carrot. in front of Mv. Wheeler in an attempt to induce him to: - retire and. represent. overseas the interests of that. pravate concern, _This fact is not to be considered by the Roard as a sword of Damocles. . It is simply to brins to the. Board's attention that. At .&8 promotion at this time should serve to dissunde Mr. “Wheeler from Accepting the. proticred | job, the Board would have ‘been instrumental in retaining for the. CS in the management field one of the most. dedi- eated, irdiendly, readily accepted, knowledgeable, indus-. ; trious and. qualified officers in the Agency. . : 3 Sy In, view of paragraph’ 3 ahove, the. contents of the ‘attachnent hereto, and his. potential for further growth,. My. Wheeler is Strongly recommended for promotion to Grade GS-17. , bigacl) Mcbedl G. Michuol G. Mitchell Chiert, Mis scions pnd Prograns Staff Attachment: a/s Me a —— ote 14-0000 —_ Diss BAY - HENORANDUN FOR 1 Houert P. Wheoler TXHROUGH -$ Head of Career Service ” : H SUBJECT . : ketdrument Planning oe, . 1. In order to ausiat employees in planing Yor their eventual retires ; peat, it ia the practice of the Agency to notify cach employue at a point ia : | service five years prior to the date of seneduled rotiremnt,— T on, taerefore, ‘taking this opportunity to advise you that you are scieduled to retire in - '. . | Vatobexr 1975.5. : a so , 2s Tne prospect of retirement froa the Agency desorves serious thought I and careful platning. so that. you nay sale the transition to the next /puaso of = | “> (fe vith purpoue and confidence,..“fo assizt you ia this. regards the Agdney”~ ' will make avallablo'to you various resources which are uttuned to the “needs ' of prospective retixecs. In Gctover STO, the Agency will concyct a Retire. ‘ment ‘Information Genfnar. to which you willbe fnvited.. Yow spouse, if you. are married, may uccompaiy you to this seuinar, Following the seriinar, you . will be invited by the Retircmerit Counselor for your Directorate to on . individual pro-retfréuent counseling sesaion (or sore than ona, if you wish); this phane of retirement planaing will te’ tailored solely to your own pax ticular situation snd ciroumtusces and will be within the context of the retirenent systen under wiiich you will votire, The tadividual counbdeling: sespions are intended to give you a uide range of (nforuation on such matters as estimates of Your annuity, survivor benefits, Ufe and uealtn {asuranee, Sociul Security tasea, relocation and movezent of nowehold effects and assistance ju obtataing other euploymert, if appropriate. In aidition to the : sessions with your etiremeat Counselor, you vill be invited to avail yoursele, Of seiected Uiterature on all oupwats of retirement, ° 3a. Some nerseas wie wighto retire voluntarily -rior to the weheduled date, or vng wiah to commence their plating es early os possible, prefer to work wlth tholr Retires % Counselor veli befor: the time he would hommally t i | | t 1 i { ] f i I | | i contsct them, If you Yelfeve you would Benefit from Such an earlier start . } 1 i t t t i i i i i on your persoual planning, you are iovited to contact the Retdawment Counselor reeponsible for your Diyectorate, Me is asgigned from your Directorate to the Retirement Affaira DLyisicu 212 Magnsine budiding in Besa + 3 ? FA : SER. ‘ extension 3328, |. . . res lyn, on telephone 88 agiply denonstrated that careful Plepning facliitates _ the transition to.reti runt. - i-yeeotnead, atronvly, tad’ You avall yoursalft Of the servicew tla ageng offers you in planniag your own retirement. he Mpertehee h ke Oo, Wattlea Director of Fersamel WHINISTAALIVE = GNTLIMAL UR oO _ ait Rene ape: pecrnernegy 1g NAR 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR t Mr. Robert P. Whoolor | THROUGH 1 Administrative Officer, MPS. , funiner 1 Purchase of S¢ Sérvice Credit. i. This la to advine you ‘that your application t to parchase service cradit under the CIA Retirement and Disability, System has. been: processed, | The amount. of $437.00 will be required to purchase '- tions were ‘withheld from your aalary. Under the current proviaiona. of the CIA Retirement System, paymant of the above amount will iss ereasa your aensuity by approximatoly 2 per cent of your high-three — averaga salary at the time of retivement., Tha amount due includes _ . intorast to the prasont date. | 3...2¢ should be oxplained that under tha CIA Retirement and Disability $ Syatem, ail porlods cf croditable Federal civilian service ‘during. which retirement deductions wera not taken from ealary must ba, wurchased by making a deposit in order for the time to bs counted in the computatlon of the retirement annuity. Under the Civil Service — Retirament System, auch perioda of Federal service are always zreditable in the computation of annuity, but if not purchased, the annuity is reduced by 10 per cent of the amount, due. For example, ifa deposit of $1,000 la required to purchase credit for, those periods of sorvice during which ne deductions were withheld fmamn salary, and thie uot paid, tha basic annuity would be roduced by $160 gar year, If the deposit of $1,000 1s paid, the retivae would have to walt 10 years to recover hie own dapoalt before pr ositing from the payment. credit for the period 18 June 1946 through I7 June 1947 when no deduc« ; 14-0000 ina ARETE vA Ube OnLy o2- 7 ; ‘ 3, The Agoncy hae aa an ain: legislatively to vocuro the Civil Service optioa, t.o., crodit for periods of non-deduction service without prior payment therefur, but with reduction. of the basic annuity by 10 per cent of the an-ount dua, Thorefore, you may wish to consider daforring payment. You should be aware that the interest on the amount duo will continua to accumulate at the rate of 3 per cant conipounded’ agnually if you dec ide to defer, For ‘example, At -At.would take $1,090 to purchase credlt today, the amount due onc year later would be $1,030, | ot 7 \ ; 4 Alter consideration of tho above options, tf you wioh to. paragraph 1, please niake your check payable to the I roasurer of the United States and (orward it to the Chief, Retiremant Operations — . Branch, 205. ‘Magazine Bullding. .If you. profer, you may mako installment payments or arrange for bieweukly payroll allotmianits of $25, 00 or multiplos thereat, A recolpt showing @ stalenent of your” account will bs sant to you acknowladging vach paymont. POR.THS DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL — . . {2} Francis G. Monan . Franela G, Riousn ~Chieft, Retivremsant Aifairs Division Distribution: ‘O- Addressee ~ L- D/ Pers 1- CPF 1- ROB Soft, Fily L- ROB Beadar OP/BAD/MOB/BYConaersjat (& March 1070) Wetyped: OY sRADIIMG (i3 March U9 7G) purchase credit for tha period of non-daduction service noted in. - ..' PSS Pr tr YP ager RA UTE) ROY St Sear wane ee 14-0000 fo my SECRET ms rN Balled tat bate rerpanto 3 June- 1968 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION. D SPAR Uma jt mane hare Fintn Middle) 060947 ~T WHEELER, Robert P. H a) x, . 3. CATEGORY OF LOTMENT : ta e neti oan sOQuesToO OE) (21e% PO RNANGAL ANALTSIS NO. Coaece anit . 8121-2887 10, « aren CAT G8 ‘Orerciag eranon 2, MaTunt OF PEEORNA ACTION Regular 8 UGA AuInOnitY (Comploed by hee of Peevswaet} Reassignment 0 ORGANIZATIONAL DEGHATONS, DDP/Missions and Programs Staff . Programs. Group. ; Washington, D.C. 13, CAgCEE SERVICE DESIONATION D" . : ‘ 17. SALAEY OM BALE “Tip pOSmTiCas HER 0008 ae te nn 10 GRASd assets SUP iB Posinion rm” opaeressem Officer ; Can v4, ae fON, £8, mel 13. CKCUPAHONAL ee Gs. 7 | 0136.01 323,778 parts. as CSPs ~ Securit 1 -. Payroth 1: . . + yea amin oF iawrsi OMICIAL ~ ‘Toare ere a, yah gone Maat Ot De. SERVICE, Thee OHHER foare SIGRID i . to J Zoe en f fgets i Autiadedé laa an foe SPacd § 26Gw Ton ‘aeny i \7> ve taarnaea” frown tat earewrtp cour airy Pe ee eee E ' Tee 1 hae mau aenn ? ‘ Leon i } if fo tha a vie arn Oued ety | Le ! H 1-80 i I . i 1 i i hi 3 is. aaa) HAs ! ! j i ; penn eh en ne cn re ee pe fe da ee new ae pe be a ete ote TS POUTOM CONTRA CFRTR Pai fen D2 spmecceae Poa BROW 7 ae r i . ” _ iS? ee ae 2s 1S oa cat cy BORER ete reve ged imse-er <eemeterecsreeneee terre 14-0000 . . SECRET . . . 18 Ape PATE 1 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1 SARA Fee OE 2MAME | banat ~ Fert Mader} OL9947 ) MATUIE OF FUBSGNNIL ACTION Wheeler, Robert P. 1r4 Galt CfQUESTIO | 3. CATEOORT OF LMAOT mint reas 7 | 53 | 66 7 pyeraye areal tas BO Ceaa7tant ‘7114-0001 “| 10, sca Fee CF OPtiCiAl BATION _Excepted Appointment , Regular be ely O UtGaL ayrnoaty (Ce Peewanrt) © OMG AILATIONAL orsidnations . DC1/Office of Planning, Programming jand Budgeting - = : ‘Planning and Programming’ Division. Program Analysis Branch . “Washington, D.C. 1 PAA Ore voswese 0005 V2, CARLER SERVICE OF SIGHATION “p: Try, SALARY Of CATE 4 2085 Te poate Td To Lo : _ “ 10° - Program Eval 16. (hale 19D 16. ¢ V9. CCCUPATICNAL BERS 34. CLASSMCAMOr SCHEOULE (GS. LAB. en? fe "0132, 70 pga “Past RON . wy lo . ot - Eat eke ong y Sohne MS Clarke, Directory. 7 ~ SED 2 <2, SO AUS bh fee De D Career Service | °7 : u 5 FICE OF PASONAN SPACE bas a x fet on mera aed DSR secre POSTS? gate prennes getter 14-0000 . SECRET OB ee Dallng tee DATE FeLPactO \ " “yb, 2 Atcurt Lo” \ 1 Staal nuseste DARE Date Bir Wnts! : ~ a oy Cen et GeO ee, o6ONT 1 OF Ptreeitit, ACTON , . \ RESIGNATION _— ee i — . + (6. bGaL AUTHORITY (Completed by Ofpis of al : < viov : Periouart) __ 29-0509 7. OSD ANUATIONAL OT HGNATIONS 10. LOCATION 9 OFncuy BIANION DDP/DOD. 7 - _ -|U.Ss FIELD. ~ 7 a ore “~~. JUNITED STATES STATION , i ra = JHONOWUL BASE ; 0 HONOLULU, HAWAII — TT RoamTOn Wid es cet Vumbte "77. Capita seavict OF GRATION ‘|clitEF oF BASE cSi1h D. Ta, CLASSINICATION BCMFOULE (GS. LB, end } CUR anion aes | mace ip 17, SALARY O8 Ball ; che oe | 9136.08 | - 7 See a ne $e ae mee ee ee 18 REMARNS, E - : . ; Subject is reemployatie. TRS SAGNAIVAE Se WERE y | el. ay ar rhe CWE ar OcHt aF LMpt pA Meas 2 TAD AIO Bote Hae TTD WISE eee maven eerom ee SECRER Tone rn £7 [epee se 14-0000 Ae. a 7“ | SECRET OW Kee Felted fat Oalt Parra gudy 1965 Hae ars ogdtes aa ( tak oamn stot, T o 3 CATEGORY OF Ear aint Tg LEGAL AGIBORITY (Completed bp UBhe Pervonnet) PL 88-643 Soot be 203 " [ia Wockiion or Genciat Hatton meataar ow A “SSRI ACHIONe DFSIGNATION AS PARTICIPANT IW CIA RETIEMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM monte bay ea | é ? COST CENTER NO CHARGE. Gas AeIRA TOTAL Of HGNATIONS DoP/DOD. _ wo —& 38. FIBLD © . ae - URITED STATES ‘STATION | MOLLY BASE HONOLULU, HAWAIE | ‘D. CARTA STRNICE:OY SKANATION “HT ROSTION AUMATA “Trt -peasnon nie 18 Gi Grane 4 AnD! Dstt J 17, SALARY OR RATE _CHTE? OF BASE. Te GATUICATION SCHEOULE (GY. LD, et.) *([13. OCCUPATIONAL, BOFILS ai vy: Hibasrs ° _ ~~ EMPLOYEE WILL BE A NOTIFIED BY DISPATCH FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL OF THIS TESIGHATION AND OF HIS RIGHT OF APPEAL To THE DIRECTOR OF: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE 3 OO Nis! 5 __ pes ta 0P/280/ncR. nn ee. fee ge ide, eet BE GP FE QUES ties Giicia. Gate BONG HE ToD ar aad, a” renatig (exex ° ae " is rowten (ie Tro tao ye saz 1H? ul manips sonon 7 SECRET 14-0000 SECRET LE Lew Valle bat”, "Date Peepaatys 1 SERA, Peet a nr er a rene rena ia os Pinta Undies” ae ble been . a seca van Peeps CLG" 3 CATGOR! OF PMMOMMINT par iy bles Lee iP CORTER PPC) Carlee @ ttGaL AUTHORITY (Completed by tiffs df Peewancl} 19 Kaan OF OFNGinE StaTiOM ry ‘com five) Ofsiareation a 17 OCANIH pruned HO. 18 TaDDF AtsD STEF 1) on pie I Bod, tim NGL BE Szaaee eas pF * iftoo DAIA La \ | \ tte enya ite ye cag PES2 ui arcs tera 14-0000 eS “CONE SDENTIAL: a, 7 REPORT OF CLEARANCES 10: DIRECTOR. oF PERSONNEL ATIENTION: = Mobilization and Military Personnel Division ; oF Chief, Benefits and Counseling Branch, BSD Chief, Starf Agent Branch, CPD Posetiow TITLe One Clficer name OF CuPLovel (Leet- arte wheeler, Rober Py. BEQPAL NO. 060547 OTHER TAUE NAMES USLO WHILE IN AGEACY [i Jeceamatiom oe [J extenocoLtave (Note reason) E - Jormea (Specd fr): . [= ]rome sta, acoutst roa rensonnet ACTION, wAS--FORBARDIO TO. THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL On cost CiNTca NUMDER CHARGE ABLE, EVIREED CFFECTIVE OATC OF SEPARATION Noe ob he fi Octubar “16 me (cb, th (C]roam VERE, REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION, 18 ATTACHLO. TO. THIS FORM, “m9 3: TO cretiry THAT THE COMPONENTS Listeo BELOW HAVE FURNISHED POSITIVE VERIFICATION BY “Tevepnone oR CERTIFICATIONS TO THE UNDEASIGHED THAT THE SEPARATING EMPLOVEE: + WAS RETURNED OR ACCOUNTED FOR ANY GOYERNMENT PROPERTY [Sse TO HIM SCITLED oR SATISFACTORILY ARRANGED FOR THE SETTLEMENT, OF ANY INDEBTEDNESS TO THE AGENCY, 1 : + RETURMED SPECTAL 1.0. CARDS OF CHRONATIAGS issuep TO CMAs : . + RECELVED AND UNDERSTOOD ANSTHUCTIONS CONCERNING SPECTAL CLEARANCES. COVIH IKFORMATION, AND SECURITY BRIEFINGS: + SATISFACTORILY RESOLVED. OF CLOSEU OUT ANY SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AUSICNED TO HIM. [4 orrice or: Logistics een rene enna OFFICE OF SECURITY “Toate CUeaneo [eye ay: Mave 1a teste. a CAEN LG Loi 712 tn a wv: 7 if Ts boacewewt contanes Clact. 7RID) SPEC TAL CLEARANCES PMT RAL Ww ostare cf AL COVE 7 fuk w [utptcan Starr coumo Stcug ity . Toate, SIGHED Lb Peer by nen? OFFICIAL - FETLE oF opt Rar REMSARS os oe 0 2ta ws CONFIDENTIAL te-9) 14-0000 _ SECRET. Whew Filled bas Dat Prevazty REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION Sta, NUMaT awl (fasta Prete Mibtte) . | ' ~ ‘ 3 CANIGOAT OF LROTMENT 7 COST CANTLE NO CHARGE. Ame 512H ONES 10. LOCANION OF OFFICIAL STATION B. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Complond By Ophce of Persounel) f). 11, POSITION THLE ~- = ~_[ta. POSTION HUMBER Ops 3, CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION D 14, CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, 1A, 670.) 3, OCCUPATIONAL SURES” 110. GRADE ard STEP 17, SALARY O8 PATO I. so . 3136.01 ; 36° 20 20245 on ae Veacgiematane oF REQUEST" nis ein” Oita fo X OF a OL LE SPACE stLow 1 FOR EXCLUSIVE | Us OF THE _GFHCE oF PERSONNEL (Using i . er Gt 24. Gi emasetie ot cont unt Z# 79. Fk! EMSS CATEGORT 1% [cae tie oY eee "Vogue [o- ex | wor, itwe tans nt - ~ mamta, | i. caot font Tena PeEeOss sand fc yaa PIRMPTIGNS {robe ERICUIED Tr) Oib . r= pote bY, 5 ke Tees, | - Ma3, POsIIer CONTRO: CEETINCATION ~ / . VW 102 ¥ - op LNS2 use rarecus comen ee SECRET 14-0000 >> NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1 sea nuNste vale 2. AE (LAST FLEST ig ir NER BO) a wauee OF ifn action . 4, EERECTIVE OATE | 5, CATEGORY OF EMPLOTMC OT - RESIGNATION 1e_24 164 | REGUL 10, LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION VE, POSITION TITLE - Tt Le ae - of U2. Pariah woud - : " 7 Teavie DUCRATTON = - ops ore tcite _ P2681. fy —_ . aos CUASSHFICATION SCHEGUEE (6s, UB, ete} [os OCCUPATIONAL SEMIES . 18. GRADE AND STEP I" SALSRY OR RATED hoe fo ab sper te 3 aes 1S NEWARES 1 fom . Uso Previcus a ery) is0 . Editon 14-0000 : we SECRET ~ i ee . : FIA Pallet Pot DANE esr Taz 30 September 1964 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 2 awd Chea itm Bert Miche) 1 StMAL UMAES 060947 WHEELER, ROBERT P. 4, 6. erntciiee batt wiGuls 0 [a hataat OF inborn acho 7D. CANGOR OF IMMOTMINT » | ~ viov viog . 6. FUNDS = PE atov a wi [Coromatanona ke DDP/DODE Us Fie ict. _U.8. STATION 1 POSITION HUMEER _ 026 ; UD UE POSIRON THLE t Pron #6 we sonce ire Ne fumng \"* re. POSTTION TITLE CHARGE ce AP rEOvIEG, OCR ce tat Slang SeriaTihh OF rats LEK ¢ Cy. COX Raia: TAC. LYRCH, Pah rm ciow cai tariar et t “pall OF as te cee ap ue. aaa pH oO [fob DATA - Hoa | im TMIEGREL Gt uO, haw ise ae DH i) tes}jian cone (eat eee PCCD | Cone 11h pnb [1-0 ean 2 Eap im te Gale areraug pe ofl ae e| ? ; iz Ti32 Gt mepncut futon SECRET vee 14-0000 4 OMAY 196g far MEMORANDUM. FOR: Secretary, CS Career Service Board SUBJECT: Recommendation for Promotion. to GS-16, ; Mr. Robert P. Wheeler — aL + i, It is recommended that Mri Robert P, Whecler be promoted to GS-16, He has. been in grade since December 1957, 2. Mr. Wheeler is setving. as Deputy Chief of Station, Tokyo... To this post-he has brought his depth of knowledge of things Japunese, gained over many years of concentration ‘on this subject. He has . algo brought his operational ability and his personal capability of Operating among Significant Japanese leaders, He has been of major value through a most difficult period of very substantial reduction of the station's staff and the termination of many of its functions. While Mc. Wheelér may have spent mich of his time on things Japanese, he has also served is Chicf, £1, for FE Division in which post.he demonstrated hig ability to operaie on non- -Japancse matters, with force, intelligence and dispatch, 2 3, -Fpr-these. reasons - ait is recommended: that Me, Wheeler | be__ promoted to GS-16, oO [he William E, Colby/ Chlef, Far Fast Don a aad - 14-0000 18s ay " Agency career haw been devoted. rer Standing amon: io GS-16,” MEMORANDUM FOR: Secretary, CS Career Service Board SUBJECT: Recommendation for Promotion to GS-16 -- Mr, Robert P. Wheeler : 1, Mr. Wheeler stands Number Four on the Divialon's lat.” ~ of recommended Promotions to GS-16. Mr. Whecler {s 47 years old and hay been in. grade since December 1957,. ‘Most.of Mr. Wheeler's to the Jopanese scene although he: . ; bly ag Chief FL forthe FE Division. - Served-one tour moust-commend3 “He ts now Deputy Chief-of Statton, Tokyo, and is‘an operations officer and exécutlve.of.the highest quality. In additton to bearing a very large share of the adminlstrative.bu rden of a big station, Mr. Whecler has " acquired a collection of Japanese friends and. contacts in important governmental atid bualness circles unequaled, Ibelleve, by any other anember of the offictal American community tn Tokyo. Although he — _ has exploited these contacts most effectively for Agency and U.S, °-" E Division to glye freer Governmental purposeu, itis the plan of the F fre hy avganging, carefully rein to.Mé, Wheeler's operations tn thia fleld “and deliberately, vaofilctal’cover for Mr, Wheeler which will permit .. Alm to devote.a greater ahare of his time to the exp. _itmportant rection of Japariese’suctety, We belteve lottatlon of this most that his very con-_ siderable talents aa em ddilalstrator can be adequately replaced but’ ct “gland Hig atfioF Jipauesé and hid chpabuiry (oF ape rational exploitation of his advantages ore unique, J belfeve that Mr. Wheeler can well be consideced to be the Prototype of the high tanking staff officer who can forego bureaucratic edvancement for a purely operatlonal career: under deep cover in ane arca, . 2. Of the baats of his proven ability and past performance as well as his semoriry | believe Mc. Wheeler to be fully qualified for promotion 14-0000 SECRET FH hey Date retrarey y August 19% Vo phere MEEELER,, Robert P. 3 MANE C¥ PIBSONNEL ACTION PROMOTION 8. LtGal autwoonr “Vlumpled Ay Offus of Penoneds 7 COST CENTER NO. CHarce. ABE $73 7716.6 10 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION cero ce 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIONATIONS DDP/FE FE/JKD - Tokyo Station Office of the Chief . 1 SLOCE Of SezauAtiCn D eT me ig i "1642 ' 526 24S 3. Occup ONAL, stars. ; "9136. -O1 14, ERR SCnOUE | “ eg V8 REMARKS, CS) terior | » ASEE Out r 777, Smead aU ERENCE eeraaarinn a ( OLA (o0E Ceerianoe: USE POROUS Bete 1 400004 - _ SECRET . . PW Ase bilfed Pas Gate roprang REQUEST FOR PERSONNE: ACTION nee : 4s August 1ODs ee Ea ee Os ee ed ee ubdled | VEEL, Robert 2 Natunt OF meascreat ‘ACTOM . ' 4 CHICTIVE Date etQutsTED 3 cantouar of CaPLOvment vase ‘PROHOMICH 1a} 3 le KOWLAR tte NO, Chance. 18 iEGaL AuIMOntiy (Complrind by Uffue of . Urvenaed) *. ORGANIATIONAL OSSGNAIES . ; 10. LOCATON OF OFICIAL STATION DOP + Tokyo Station - 4. Oféiee of the Chist - Tokyo, Japan a nt re arene sone eee - nin ero Vi PosinOr UNE | oo . . . : - 12) POSITION NUMBER 1) CAREER SERVICE De SrGrtA fides Tn. occur THHAL SEMIS 0136 OL 18. REMARKS VBA. SIGIIATURE ON PLCANL: a : : . ahh my foo, fasrion 31 (9b [a seat “ian 20 1 T many ces jr. TaN _! DUT NS2 ast wtevious serce. _ SECRET i mabe | aA oe a 14-0000 : SECRET o> 7 PU ie Tolteed bert Dart retraniy 21 ORPTEMERR 1 1 RIAL NIMaLe .0609K7 | _WUESLER, ROFERT_| P 2, NATURE OF PERSONNEL Actin + erriciive oan RIQUESIEO B. teGal AUTMUnitY £¢ (Completed hy Offur wi Pervandl) TF Cost center NO CHARGE: ane . . 9. ORGANIZATIONAL CESIOMATIONS | DppP/FE FOREIGN FIELD EB/sKO « TOKYO STATION Va. REMARKS. SUBJECT CORVERTED FROM ¥en CoB . AUGUST 2 136, 1 copy PRYROLL. with AER Teka A$ THURS) et ie My nua YT Madly 1400000 TY A e ues | api Fb? | oebink a 30 August 19641 : if MEMDRANDUM FOR: Deputy Director (Plans) ; . : oo! SUBJECT : Second Tour for Mr, Robert P; ‘Woecler, oe : : as D/COS, Tokyo Panel naw recommends | your approval. of Fequest of. sscand tour for My. Wheeler, Pe A Pare Al Lipa / Clandestina Services — Career Service Panel (Section a} t dst. Dorel : : . HUAI WL BISSETTA ; ‘ ~~ Yste Deputy Director ; {Flans) : 14-0000 SECRET (Vheo Vitled fn) P art Po 8: CSC Retmt 9.CSC Oe Orher Lege! Authority Yos-3 Code : Station Code 14. Orgonisotional Designations DDP/FE . Q FE/JAO = Tokyo Station oy for Sperations 27, Natura Of Action Reassigament 31. Orgontzarional Dosignations : DDP/FE FE/JAO ~ Tokyo Station Offices. of the Chief . 23, Dept. 35, Pesttion No, 437, Qeeus. Sertoa Fieid {34, Pasitlea Tithe - wy = - x ~ ew 10.30 {Oars Of trade [TE FEV Ds 43, Ap Appropiforion Ne Nombar te Wa Da (ELSI II Weel F REQUEST : [er Re Raquest Repravad By os ste) Daw Appravad re ne a, ace 4 ELicGerahd, CEE A nar eeeeeeen te P : Opa Officer ; Groda & stop] i?. Scloty Or Rate, E. Relosse é Sen aoe —— Fi Approved By oF, Ae yer et an Cu Clsssificcrion | Fomarks Subject will replace Mr. Willian BE. Nelscn, who is roturning to Hqa,. PCS in August 1959. : : ' , ; i__] Continued on rawenso side : pe 350% 11S2e igdetagyious SECRET [ening ause| IQMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Dirvctor (Plana) 1.7 AUG 1959 SURJECT s “Appointment of Mr. Robert Prentiss Wheeler - a : ae se ° _ as Deputy ¢ chief of Station, Tokyo, Japan - ws 1, The dippointment of Hr. ‘Robert Prontiss Wheelar as Deputy Chiof or Station, Tokyo, Janan, effective on or stout 15 August 1959 is recommended, Hr. “hoclor will replace tir. William E, Nelson who is scheduled to return to Heady: narters ¢ approximately 2 September 1959. for Tease rignmont . io, Qe Mr. Wheeler has boon an employee of tha Agensy. since t : - 28 September 2952 and is currently assigned ay an Int: elicgunco H : officer, GS-15... A biographic data shect, including infomation: 1 4 regarding his Agency experience and trailing, is attachads 1 The recommendation in paragraph | is * anproveds | = _ : Uhr A, Reosall 28 26 aus 7969 ~“hesiny ivector (Pins) phate pr Sey 14-0000 tae STOGRAPILIC DIFORMATION NAG ; t GRADE a SERVICE DESIGHAT ION 4 DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH 1 MARITAL STATUS tt EDUCATION AND CAREER, OUTST GF AGSHCY. 1 LAMERIAGE P! CTIA EXPERISNCE at OTA THAGTISC ! Tage -Marrieds 9 4, ote. ldron ; ro Mr. Robert Prentiss Whoelor ; DI ~ an , October 1915, Fitegurald, Georgia 1931-1937, Mevcer university ; 1941-19h2, University of California 192-1913, University of Colorado 19h-1946, Ceorga Washington University, M.A, Intornabional. Relations “191-1942, University of California, Roadar in Political. Setenco | (parts tis) 192-195, » Language Officer, 1945-1952 , War Hepbey GH, Inte “tgunce Spo aeialist Japangza -- Fat EOD. CTA Sep 1982, Actin: ‘Chie?, FT, eo: acwrvently Chief of Liaisan, Tolcro Station Jun 1986, Deputy Chief, FEAL Mar 1957, Acting niet, L pee 1957, Chief, FE/PO/: » FE Divislen Operabions Course, Clandastina Mahhods & Pachidques, Stats Indoctrination, ‘Socrub Wrating, Decumentation, Clandastine Servieas Roview, GIA Revicw, Special Hanagemnont Gourse, Reading 7 ectuiquea 14-0000 i tony t . Ne PANTMGUMT OF BIATS - = . watareg tom Rad \ oe NOTEXCATION OF PERSONNEL! ACTION VORAME CMe Mus tfrs Ons pire poe, cone: os ores} Mr. Robert P, Waseler Tea te eoti)y you of the [ollaing eon afmtong rer 0. naree’ OF eSTIOn (Cee dendard reeminaicsy) Linited te PAT HONS eGeeee ayy O spears Rexdeat oO reap 7 fy Bepetse 18. POs ames sareeg. - “y (79 : = ian 4+4024=333 - PVRTERT CEE TE A eT base w aa ‘al " | ene Ont QO <eusen 4 paere> TEST AF eda Tg at | __ 5/59 ee D.O, Teayy ba wet te > ree pela Hy del ope? by ihe few mr Sree we raceencce binder Car] Te éeitis y i H | Blizs. 7 tier : : , | ed | | La Rae eae i. f preset . . a uw Se _MehO33 wheal Stata « owe dand = Shs ot ‘ . “5 yearg ar nced af expleyaets earvieaa, shinkay. , most oe . : . Lr . i “Stina Cian ete bate Se rename tae Fo mn SET NO OME NAMEN SPE He Te Ara Dhaene nanneeroenyenweacet E o.. ' ESPLOVER COPY 14-0000 re preey REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 7 z Hane (Lose Frrsed adda) . WHEELER ROBERT Po | You. 1 iCoge No -2| 2 1S. Location OF Citacial Station 44, Organizational Designations Stotion Code oop FE Fi ci STAFF WASH do. Z | 15093 * i oo - 7 $0. Occup. Sortos - 0136.51 _Avprontiation ® Numboe Fegn- 21. Grado & Stap | 22. “Galan, lang Or Ra Pais 173.5 123. 7) ea oO 12779 Coda} 30. Sepuration Oats Bn _ pate payee art tignal Dasignutions r8/ TRO rokyo Station. : , > Me ne? OPS “ : Office of the Crier oop /, fe FS. wekvo, Unrer. - 2c fe. 36, Sav) dT, Ocean Sens a Youcherved te av he ae ‘ wt neo 7 PUCKIaSee “ saoeat aerated Aaa Ee Sn a RNA rae a UT PEMA ARTS ¥DSew mtr Q “ ~ a yan oF 115 4 PTR PR wor aleotrty Terns masteoR ant re pore re. ab geyser ueapern “pee marrieepsereer 5. a ea 14-0000 “TE ~ =| REQUEST FOR PERSGHNEL ACTION es wrong TD Name Thee array TE cers Uses tou 7 . 4 tr qt 7 i ta PY SECRET Chhen Pitted tad Se rd l, ; Ylo UE Loves Ue UATE PRUPAK WEEEIER, Robert Pe Authority, “j10. Apmt. vaio. 14. biatien Code 19, Sere, (20. Occup. Series 0136.01 27, Hotere OF Action Interration Depe artiment of Stata— 31. Grganizaticnst Daatgratleve 7 erent se EM “Deptn Fieid {- day Bysition joie ree “evens Samba ais 7- IRE ey Oss” cee tcc ee rceerintnma mrnTe E ne ee tans Sedna Awd THEO) es 14-0000 NOTICE HO. 20-190-160 GeB-CoR-RoT Thin Notice Exptrea 1 July 1959 Nt 20-190-160 PERSONNEL 14 July 1958 | iy ANNOUNCEMENT OF ASSIGIMENTS TO KEY POSITIONS PANEL OF EXAMINERS OF THE CIA SELECTION BOARD - Nome Anderson, Kannoth A. Beers, Colwell Ey Blelefeldc, Talbot Blackett, Gustav Bradley, Harbert C.. Brooka, Witliamn &, Burrisa-Meyer, Harold “Bure, Arthur L. Caghell, John L. Channing, Hayden Geouley, Robace T. Cratkawakt, Anthony J. Darling, Jemea a, Dean, Warren he - - “Gonaliey, Gall PF. - Fuller, Robert, ILL, Gibaon, Yeank E., Jr. Honey, Carlyta Fy Hewletr, Robart L, Holbrook, Nowton D, Heuffnet, Donald GC. Ingered|], Herald B- Johnaon, Buight C, Xaramessines, Thends UH, . Mavéman, Watter J., Jr. King, Henry So, Jr. Service Designatton DL ae im DI Dp persons, aa: 1 July 1958 through 1 - In accordance with paragraph 5b of Regulation Ho. 20-105, The Careor Staff of the Central Inteiligence Agency, the Director of — Central Intalliyenco has appoiered the following members of the Panel of Examiners for the period 30 June 1959. nn Organtzatlonal Component, pos /OC Gee /DDS pD1/00/FDD DD1/00/FDD 6S /0C _ DBP /WE npp/cl Seaff DDL/RR ons /Compe HoT /Ost BEI{CO/C | BoL/00/C O6PLNEN poP/YWE 505 /OG pop /Pre _ BOS /Mad DEG /OS BIL /ONE bdO2/SR OSP/PL DOI /OCL p51 /oal pee/Fi gop sea DDP/ FP 14-0000 S-E-C-R-i-T 4 . ” W 220-190-160 5 NOTICE : : PERSONNEL | NO, 20-19-1060 1h guly 1958 Servica . Organtrattonal NAME '. Designation - - -._ Component | Knott, William M, ‘ 53 003/03 Kolartk, George T, SL - 0U3/OL : Korn, Edvard N, - | ; oP DUP/FE aS Kricbol, Norman F., Jr. 9. OB. Dvt/00/FB1D “save ‘Leach, Arthur R. ° - ee) 003 /0L oy Loliman, Raymond D, er -{°) . pbs foe ws Little, Narry We, Ire DE DOP/PI Lowe, Francis D, | . - SL DDG /OL . McPherson, Paul 3, - OB 201 /00/FBLD Morse,- Richard A, — SL 003 /OL : Noodham, William Co 7 OP : DDP/SE Gsborne, William A, a6 BD /03 Phillipa, Marvin 4, or ooP/T33 Radford, Willian J.. c DDL/CCR Ragan, Joseph. B, BP. DOG /OPR- Reinhardt, Nicholas ¥, 37 Of /Compt Remsen, Jamea K. Ik DDL/OER a Richardson, J. Roy 15 DOI/O3E © - Roberts, Elliott P, 8T : OG /CTR : Roman, .Woward E£, . OL . DDE {EL Ryan, Edward OL * DGP/UE Savyev, Williaw L, gC . DUG /oe Sulla, Onear tl, 3T O03 /GIR Sharpe, C.F, Steware . IA . BOL {BT Shaay, Robere WW. SP 6563 /OP : Swasey, Edsar, Jr. pr. . DDP/T55 wT ‘Tennoy, Galvin YW, bi oe GOP/CT Stake” 7 Thorn, Joha yw. _ c ’ DDI/CLR Voigt, Fraderick AJ’ 7” Ic . “DOTS von Schrader, Atreua { OFF / BDL . Walah, Wititem B, 6H DoS Jad an DY ODP/PE Wheeler, Rohect Py FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL (TELLICENCH i i, K. White Deputy Dlrector . (Suppore) DUPERTBUTION: A, plug asch member of the Panel of Etanlasrs Se£-Coh-E-T 14-0000 Bae Fi he Se 2 . , . SECT ET Chasalfy Aceonthg . . . To Cosrtent, REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 19 Nov, 1937 J. Serial No, Z Howe (Lo0t-F leat-middle) WHEELER, Robert Prontias . Pat -PREYIOUS ASSIGNMENT ee 7 —e 1S. Locotion Of Offictol Station 18. Position No. 20. Occup. Series 3hb8 0135.52. 26. Appropriation Number Coda] 30. Separation Dota 27. Noture Of Acticn Praretion 32. Location OF Ofilelel Srotlen Stotlon Code 31, Organizational Gssignations 35. Position No. 34, Ssrv137. Occup. Sorlos ee ee Sy aEEEEnatnetee | Wwotag ey é sje a ra : CLEARANCES. eee pe te Data Cisaranee ppeeencnaneiinenlaaa fo ___2igreiws we tte wef on bt ae a8 Ploceaart_| need > om an 4 fe _ I. Claasiflggtion t . { LF. Averove ieee _ Remarks o : . 4 tas Fonte} 1$2a 3°37 14-0000 co Joaglty Actanfing a Content. 2. Name (Loet-First-Middle} a Fre vo [as [is Rt Py 0. Apne. Atiides]I1FEGLI 12, PT ea PREVIOUS | ASSIGNMENT : 15. Location Of Officiol Station WFEELER, Robert Prentiss [7._SCD | 8. CSC Retm] 9. CSC Or Other Legal Authority Organizational Designations DDP/YE Branch 1 - Japen Office of the Chief . 16. Dept. Field ‘4 Veehington, D, Cc. 17, Position Tithe 27. Nature Of Action Reeasignment 34. Organizattonal Designations Dwe/ FH Fl [ou Statt 04) (Stf ck) wep oe Or Rare 140. 3b EES Goade" Lx Sig y Hee so ont CLEARANCES Date Cloorsnca o. Plocament fe fc ~ —— SEORET - 14-0000 SECRET : ci . (When wi tled Te) Od/P PERSONNEL OATA SHEET ; a . cs WHEELER, ROBERT P. AGE: WoocT WN5 pate: 36 AUGUST TS3% Eo ron WASHINGTON » D. ; PRIMARY CAREER ; , vttes: 1.0. (FI)STF. cit: ppfe UNIT: FE . ESIGHATION: — OF ad REASSIGNMENT ESET GRADE: GS-14 seo” PRECENT 1/0 SLOT QPOSED.GRADE: GS-1" - UN WUMRER AUD WADE ~ BF#67=15 _ TRAINING: OPERATIONAL wat, “CSR, “CLAND MET & TECH, poc, S/W, Sic, TSS BRIEFING PROPOSED T/0 SLOT - : NUMBER AWD GRADE: GF =1 1o-14 ucatron: 19 ah -37; MERCER UNIV; | 1940- mia UNEV oF CALIF, BA. IN POL SCIz; | Pyghe- ight? UNIV OF COL. JAPANESE; 1944 6, GWU IN ANTERNAT.LONAL REL. - ANGUAGE “TROFICTENCY: JAPANESE ~ | FAIR oo : ; TYPE OF POSITION: _ RESULTS: _SESSED: DATE: Z . . : ce epen tence PRIOR 70 OTA (oxeludin gs ESU-088 he 1 MAY 38-0C CHAUFFEUR, AARON GCLOBERG. NOV 30- ai iG, CLERK-ORIVER, GROCERY STORE « sep Si-guN ¥2, READER, UNIV OF CALIFORNIA {gun 42-JUN 4B) INTL OFF, TRANSLATOR, INTERPRETER, US NAVY, AUSTR. & JAPAN [gun Mé-SEP 52. INTEL CONSULTANT , DEPARTMENT OF THE. ASMY "SUMMARY OF CIADSSU- os Acts RENTS TNOLUDIRG F GRADES AMD DATES: S Sep. 52, £00, Te Sso/Fe 4 TORYO, JAPAN 28 FEB a aeagstene, 4olF 1} e518, TOKYO, JAPAN SEP 5 Bees TO'HOS, PCS, % ASSIGNED ASO BR CH, DOP/FE/E sR. 1, JAPAN 4. 4, MAR 57, APPOINTED AS RCTING CHIEF, ODP/FE/OR. 1 JAPAN, WANE. , D.C. IED BY: CORCUR ALFRED C, ULMER, JR., CFE - 965 SECR uted oe ' yar a. aa y ced 14-0000 ‘ia an eccurate lind motiouloun reporter, und he 1a adjustt SECRET. 21 AUG 1257 MEMORANDUM YOR: Clandestine Services Soret Service oard SUBJECT: YWheelor, Robert P, -- Recommendation for Promotion from GS-14 to (15 1. Mr. Wheeler entered on duty with CLA on 28 September 1952 aga CB-l4, He had, -previouis: to that, served in a dietinguinhed manner with the 2 Section of the Arsy in Japan in the early 4sya of the occuyation, Hilo nama wan submitted for. pronetion by the Chief of ths Jupan Station in November 1955. He entered on duty. - at Headquertare an Deputy Chief of the Japan Erdnch 1n Beptember 19566 In April, 1957-he- bacane Acting Branch Chief and kun been gerving in ox: this poyition ino superior manncr. He ia'41 yeare of.ave and hao been in grade wlth the Acency for 4 years, 2. dA review of Mr, Whecler's Fitnaen Reports will adequetely | reflect his ctrenzth and weakneusee, with tho possible azcestion. . of tha most recent one dated 7 duly 1956, in which, ‘in the under-.- . signed's opinion, the rating officar did not heve adequate tize bo fairly rate Mr. Wheelor, Granting hia Occasional tendency to allow his emotions to color hie work, ‘he 1s, nevertheless, one of the hardest worleding and generally expable officara I have been ae 4 ausOctwted with. Ha haw erest a bility in dealing with ¢ to the raquireaeats of his Job in Heodinmrteri and to burt: most effective performance. In view of the: length of tine i ate, and etove- all, his. perfor “Ios Wieeldy for promotion. fron USelk to . ¢ a near fulure to appoint Kr. ee ther of the Foreign Intelligence Staff of the FE division, a most respoanlole Ne) pond ticn. At pub © To - ted C, Uleer, vr. ( Chief, fur Fant ify riaion 14-0000 | se Beet | | | & APR 1957 i “i { MEMORANDUM FCRi doting Cheire:n, FI Cereer - ' Service ‘ SUDSLT: _ Romtnaticna for Ropluooneut of FE : - Consultents to FY Cerver Sorvies Tho following imilviduels are noninoted to Foe . i plues there Conguitentes from. the Pi bivision to tho FI Cerear Servios, who will wo longer be nvadinble §- fobars FP. haeter vice silviag &, Nelson i H ! ! i t : } i | / _ Por such dubtys . : H . . i | | Robert J, Jositsed viee wn J. Perker, &. 1 Esbert v. Ling view Armand f. Volllersa i bas Paul 3. prolteelger cise Berney Reiehhawit . | - . } . : . wee shepeak shy aLPREU Ct, ULMER, JR, fhief, Pop fast Division Hl i t t | i : ! : } } : i } } peHiE BRS H a ! H } i 5 may wu 4 \\ Te ws ve te ¥ a a - t ae vee ce ne - fee wee L 9293 eam nena St an 14-0000 ‘§-5-C-R-B-T “This Notice Expires 20 April 1957 CLANDESTINE SERVICES “NOTICE NO. 1-104--. CSN NO. 1-104 ORGANIZATION 20 March 1957 PERSONHEL ANNOUNCEMENT FE DIVISION Announcement is mada of the designation, effective 4 March 1957 of Mr. Paul B. Breitweiser ag Acting Chier, FE/7. Announceamont 19 made of ths following designations, affective Aaa March 19578 Mrs Robert J. Jantzen, ciel, FE/4 Mr. Robert P. Uheeler, Acting Chief, FH/L FRANK G,. WISNER Deputy Director (Plans) Released byt Richard Helms Chief of Oserations qroo PAR EAST DIVISION FIVICR sunsecy: FE BOCTICH PO. 90-L1, "FE Bivinion Agproving Ctiteera™ Lo. Rifentive 4 farel 1S3T, price: ph 1,k of FE Hotice Ro. 30-41 nx 1996, ohould be emeré toa : as volleva ‘7 arr} ss Carre e Minrtive Lt L sa Folleuvs: Belete tL 483, Rob & ' . - . : ios . 1 : a <6 to ’ : “Rotice No. JOB. - 4 1 14-0000 + i - : i a 1 s Pim on ” 1 fe 7 . : ; — 8 Jaruary 1957 SUBJECT: Promotion of Zotert FP, WHEELER | _ Le. Mr. Whaelér ertered on. duty with CLA.of & september 1952 } aoa O8-14, “He bad, Frévious ‘to that, served faa Aletinguished _ . r Banners With the G-2 Zectits of the Army in Jagan da tbe early days { of the occupation. #is rams was submitted for promotion by the — oo I ~~ Chief-of the: Japan Station ta Roverber 1955, He entered. on duty: > ' at Headgu ono Lepery Chief of thé Jazab kranch-in September po 2s A review of Me. Whesler's Pitnoss Reporta ill adequately i ' reflect his strengts ait ‘“seakceuses, with the poszible excegtion } of tho mot receat cxe dated 7 July 1956, in which, ta unterdiyned 's i opinion, the rating officer did not have edequate tiee to fairly ~ : rate Mr. Wheeler. Grating ute occauional tendency to allow hiss: : emotions to coler Als work, he 14, neverthelesn, one of the hardcet: j working ‘and gencrally ‘cezable officers I héve teen asaccteted with, © shoe Ya hab great ability 42 dealing with people, he 16 aa’ accurate and’ : maticulous repcrter, azine ja edjusting. rapidly to the requirements’ ; . of his joo in Healpartere ard La tucoing ina zon % eos In Of the Length. ze in A ¢ bee i ca; T ste 21 hia. -.. - GS bo GB-15. mo, WILLIAM 2, BELSON Chief, F2/1 - \- ive perforgance. .. . 14-0000 ands \ Bite raw 82 : : os ; — \ Peete : Me UNYCUCHERED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION Jf " YOUCHERED REQUESTING: OFF; CE: Fill in items 4 through 12 and A through D excep! 6B and 7 unless otherwise insrocied, it applicable, obtaln resignation and ‘All in separation data on raverte. : {0 [Vea te Sateen ara. One given name, fnitial(e), aad eurnacns) & DANG OF araTH TY etaveat wa 1 bath or norte : 16 Oct. 5 “fw, Robert Prontios WIKELER 4 Oct, 1915 a Canney id ate Bicuasteo: A PURSOKNEL (Speculy whether appointenent, Promotion, separation, ato. o @ Evreerivt oats & PROPOSE, pyre & H Reassigunent IR PORTION (Sprotty whether oetablioh, change grade or title, oto.) [= "yo. (FI) BPF=2302 «paar Te 65-0136. 5tels $10,965. ra | 8 StrS @RAGG An0- DOP/FE Branch’1/Japan Base ‘egies Operations Steff “ Liaison Branch |. DoP/Fe- . Branch 1/3 he, . Offices of tho Chiof - _.. Washington D,C,- IL Heanquanrens al Tokyo, Japan ol wi ene __ persarcuTaL 2 nese OR DEFARTMCWTA LL ans. ' { A-RUMARES (ive rovotes if nocénanty >” ° y . | Subject is transferring froin UNVOUCHERE PD to VOUCHERED funds Subjeat's We and Form De4 attached. if Subject's Personnel, Date Sheet attached, . . COLL.E hin fel ge i H . . - . . ae het (LHL e re oe rg inn Manca Ta B, REQUEST APPROVED b AE . tree | Sidnaturer i - Nelda Pah rte : . “Titlos, ‘Va, VETERAN Pe CPERENCE!! : earn ne — Nowa (Wott Totnes: ser} RrNt, BENT AFFIDAVITS {ACCESSONS GALY) © x | . -fOL se - : wal ; ° on a. aa a "7. : Siro OF Fanon: EX . . RRUREMENT ACT: |s say | . ; : , 4} Te . : : ‘5 ie) STANRARO | FORM cE) REMARKS CH 1. CLEARANCES SU CANATHAL GQ maven _—— ce wae £ Bann, f,_ 22 bor re ber 8 rt not ern, 1G Spat : peat auTHGe atti saa, grettithiay ai PASE REAR 1 rea Ops Off - Dep Bre Cas BPS ap 63-0136.01-15 $10,965. pfa. ts 14-0080 3 | ; , _ SECRET fo Tt . (@hen titted in) 00/P PERSONNEL DATA SHEET eaQES ptalda “wcarsa! an Pog NAME: Mr, Robert Prentiss WOseLEA AGE: 41 DATE: 16 October 1956 STATION y shiingto Dey, erg? Tod bebs PRIMARY CAREER -- "> AND DUTIES? meee fp nis? FE/1 DESIGNATION: or a Pog - Area. Opa. Officer = Dep. Br, Chisf oe "PRESENT GRADE: csers : PRESENT t/o SLOT pep_ ae a BS CSulg =. NUMBER AND St ee . an 68013 SLM CTA TRAINING? BOC: x, SH, ‘Sy. "ss" s"Brieting, csr, 8 PROPOSED. T/o. SLOT peso: a a“ . NUMBER" AND GRADE G5_0136, onus BDUCATION? Horcar University 1934 - 2k yra; Univ, of. California. Asko -2 7FGen Boke a eorge Washington: Untverai ty 1944-2: o MAA ~ LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY A i iy i f 7 a . “Japunose - ‘Speak = Pott i ¥ H i t ? ti DATE: TPE ‘OF POSITION: RESULTS: EXPERIENCE PRIOR TO CIA (excluding $3U-088): _ June 1946'~ Sept, 1952 + 0.3, Dept, of Ary + Tokyo, Japan - - Intel Svesteltot June > 1942 - ~ Jung. 1946" =U Sy Navy -, Language Officer, Intel specialist: i SUMMARY OF CIA-SSU-0SS ASSIGNMENTS TRCLUDING PREVIOUS GRADES AND DATES: i EOD 2B Sopt, 1952 to present — Deputy Chief of ‘Mission, Tokyo, Japan - - Gse1y : as Chief, Liaison > Division - - ~' Japan Station, Tokyo |: CONCURRENCES : ; i i t t : i i i } ; € H pene eee “ ae a ve Re . SECRET gy a” *oRN MO, PIPL oles FEEW seed : L ta i arn se 965 owrer war at uste. aa moe geil Oo 14-0000 aay" _ . ; oS TRgSD aTAG faey . ; Job Description: Will be assigned as Deputy Chief, FE/1. ; : t vedots? os : Sy TPA rer “aE! e inetd ssaded 91h . Reconnended by Philip 7, FENDIG, OFR/l:z1 L don ; 8 35 : , ; a . S39 14-0000 a er woe a" . Office’ Memorandum « UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO. 1 DI Caroer Servise Board , DATE: 19 December 1956 rRoM 1 Chief, FB a (subject: =r, Robert Ps WHEELER” ~~ arracmette PUBA-T7BL ee 2, . ak ir. Robert P.. WHEELER, ‘7 Oss Pr, 9814, wu ‘goaplete his erorsens. _ we ab tour (as extended) with ‘the. Japan Bas ' oS wil) - to -the:Ue:8. for Home Leave ‘and -reque - Japan Base for a new tro: year tour of auty pen ccnpletion of Toy at t Hoedquarters for orientation and. ‘training. : a MF, » WHEELER is Chior: of Listecn “tor the ° Japan aie, Tokyo. “He. will . Fesume this: position upon his rétur to hte official station. (refer to Yoru 202: dated 9 ‘Hovexnber 1955 for subject). i. : 8. Subject's request | has the concurrence of the Chier, Japan Base, ond : ‘this Division, - noe : 3 . | eae i ~ i ‘ i i | Georse: &. ‘AURE Z | a Chief, FB |. ns . : - i APPROVED: | f a i ad wa Sg . i Be vo oe atte 1 #-00p00 of jo. t , wa __ ‘12 D AT DISPATCH NO. ¢ . ; Gpecity Ax 7 feu Pout) : ; ys ; - _— i cota eo SEQKI ee | 5: 0E¢ wl. . . DEC} a a ce, rat ltd . 955 10 chief, YE a Se are_20 Hoven 955 . - . we . - _ FRON “Chiat, Japan bonny “notgotZ. K. TOs co6/tia, - ENTER, ndaind eta: tbve Bord nna aa — “> ae : ool a, -< . f panel a Mu Th ead B Waters “= [| spremc 4 . , ; oles . a uy - 2. AS you will hota emmes iis tis: ao his ides t. chutce, raturn bo Jar ze } ~ _ 3 dle it fn ‘poaliadd as not hid.a re; lar tour at ilescy arters, - ° ¥apan Bese concurs in eat, providad its goes nob me nig ab Career. This concurrence ‘bused on tho fret that dupan gase will i losing uy next sutrer aoveral pf Abs kuyi personnel sho Have contri: a _fiuch to the operations af the Base, Theae include, STARA, AAL LIES, a ‘possibly CAPASSO and otherae: ; \. i “hs has a unique knowledwe af the Japeneso seano, specks laa Lanta F end has a continuity of sarvice thit uskns nda service dfvalur Lee i a , A : 5. Datny las next. couple of yearg aa this basa. gradually reduc F “8 Boia: ara Shik thoes qnoad it iz 7 nN . ard while uhe d It is Pte opder to ssnist tis | Fey fates sh 14-0000 ‘ - “Tt thee : -_" . . = 4 nn \. “va ATRO ; . DISPATCH XQ. : . eecly Au er San euch) Cet - . : i ys) Chief, FS t . : _ FRON Gniely JRp pan Bases Sako wk Racomons datts _JAPN@I07 ) - au of acorn a far 7 ech pursu: GS-15... Subject h 1 ’ uv’ si i) a GS-15 Slobe: So, ee ea to position for apovoxindt one yuer and, 2» Subject has baen in his 3 : a Yor 22 rivithse — has bean under mc su Be Subject has inde ar wriseal contribulion to he work of the bags Uwovghs deadarship3 . . due of tha aroey eon ena close person) st levels; 3 de Nis muick and afte the droartant ¢ know neat and gout? : the. CRaASsonca rot OR DTT, Te MAS Es yore 5 i : i t a Rolaat e. Wohi ety held by incunbont ia two-folds sep ratalye . i Deputy .XUFTR SS) Fapan, Sasa ae : ; Deputy for Rand b. uniat of Lintsone, These’ tro positions WIL be cuseibed as tho title imalics, Ineurbont is Deputy Chief, Japan dase for Xi activitios, a position conparadlo to the Daput.tes for AdsJnis KUcOM activities, a3 such, incurbant is the. reapons stration and file attieae ‘for “the RUPISS activities of the. Japan Base respons (ble to the Chief and Deputy . Chief of Base. Thorax spons$bliitios Include tha ort: citing, planning E activities undar . and supervision of the: exacution of all Japan. Base Kir | tha b road supervision the Chief’ of Base, vuided and “dracted by! KUNARK KUPTRE regulstt ans suchas the SOL and tha TiDe Incunbarit, auporvisos” the work of sprraxivately teanty persons rang Q$<5 and includt ing. such persons as-thie KUSLRS | Spocial projects officer, tha chiefs of tha Kur ng dn prada fron =13 to erations officer, the’ RE sectiong of the Sasey It is incumbent's Turthelt “rospolielbility, | Zonovally on ihe dnitiatdve of the Doouty for Az sinistration, to hand¥a certain. pareonnel ; watfara for: “TRE personnal, eatters euch as effictoncy vaports, jroastion actions, di guiplinary nation SS, Ole, TIncunbent else faprasents tie KUPTHE matters, baling charzed, for nla, with uoet 3 relations. Wa, rnd laterally with highar echelons, such as tha Sovtor Represontattya, | with KU bent assists in setting Rane poliey, deterailnation of daternfnation af work [email protected], dateriinetion of- ovities (again wider the <ul ce ond saetion, of and, ganearslly ehth the Chifar of Rasa _aften on hin ropregents the SITE aspects of tho | TD, ODIREX and QOWTT, sonia’, ad other ne sible to the Nast Soa £90 as ro seem EB elenants of adjacent Bases, “Ag one of five fepubies, incu - Hon dein tare), cegpons Td) ity, anit go far as 1490000 oan SECRET : . -, 5G aa Bad . : and va rious branch or saction heada af tha lacal reoned esteh . senfor nilitacy of ffs : ; wis br, tion chiefs of the loesl Utary ostablichmuntes ae 5a zctivities favolves Bat anabters of hfsh inportance.s one of . primary ciroct resransi ties of §ncumbant is the ort “ynatton wR UAARK ; Laisen with these. acer and of oginl . Inport:ds the mad, wees of - 7 . . ; sood latgon relations’ psy Stoning In where thera {a potential trouble, e a - whére policy decisions have to be md, 3 ‘here now dapsrtures in liafson : ‘ are necessery (such es faint operational activitles, with other PAW or . other GLYOKE ozoncies)., . : oF Inharent in both of the en ryent anaSunmonts is the planning ond review: ‘ ! ' function which are both so- shecesaaiy. to effactivg- ‘und continued aggrae O67 : tions, -this dricludes the initfatton of EPP a and ruview 62 Giaa order OF So dnated by personnel unier the ‘siipurvision of ineus bont; Included slso ‘ . Oo is operational review and evitical analysis of all Kuss opersitanal . ; ¥ and Sase Uininon activitiese . oo, ; oe wt ns oo . . Se In additio sta tha abora Sanctions and ponsibilitias, ineueant ts | oe . pe, , : "81s. tha conse officay for one poll tted) KU Oporatéome a _ a be Aside frau the abova soneral riptton of Incuabontts detics ” s2ems pertinent: ineurbent has been ay & In-Javan, with minoz i Lions, since September 19hs and in, . tod, Seven years tas spent with Ge? of the co chances). Gis af this service bie: ¥ ; . : tonshin saree f me : perso’ malttios, . ‘ a rather aadane t cule t y of the 37 4th whom sibilities the follor tar aan nore . at tha sama Line Ciera baa been th person Save describod duties ane twa Slog 6, Bethe, a 7 . re ee = 4 14-0000 1 eicro rama . SEGHET: Offi ce Memorandum » UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ; tage TO os FI Carcer Berries Board . DATE: 26 January 1955 — 7 prom + Chief, FE —— GY _ supyects ure ‘Robert P, WHEELEA —- Extension of Overseas Tour } APTACHMBHY FIBAR3333, dated 19 Jemary 1955 : aL a & Subjoct's request. for extension of overress tour contataed in the | attachzent ie forvarded for your approval, - AO 2, Mr, WHERIER ontored on duty vith the Agency in tho field.on 28. 0 . 7 ‘ Zeptenber 1952, He completed hie two-year tour on 23 Zepteuber 1954 and oe Ly oo Tequesta ‘that his tour be exteaies to 26 -Septenter 17/6. oa ey af 3, The above request. ha the consurrense - Of. tas cutef of the Japan a P4ealon. and: chief, FE; te . os ; : t co 7 . Bo APPROVED: Pd thes i ‘ PE rae oe Syrvice Board : ’ rigs &, Talocken yo Se Co : soo a are Soy 2-2 33R ° : oe PE Bre ee 4 ; a “i , ‘ - . - . : ~ SECRET a . . g 14-0000 i Brey concurs in this ‘Fequest, toe VIA oo oo uo . . ae AIR : ; - pssparcit no. __PIBAe SSDS Wieasly Aw oe Soa ited 72 TAN 1955 TO - 1 Chief, FE 7 | DATE FROM. t Chief, Japan Hission rN _ INFO: Support Mesion _. { GENERAL t Adminiotrative, - Pervonnel i 2 . , suet | cine t Raquest for Exteneton of Overscas Dat ~—. Rolert ze wameeude! aan . Rout, —s weer er . ” ; : "-. gompleted hig twouyear overseas tour on >a Soptenbor 1954, Subject requests an extension to 28 September 1956.- ben. PA LA p Lhe ‘Viola N.-PARTAIN . Acting iter, Personnel Bection - Distribution: "4 = Headquarters 1 - S&ipport Mission | _Tho Cnher of. Misaion. 14-0000 a é 4 Chief, KUBARK.” This commendation wis: transvitted tothe = © ae Japan Miasion; by Philip J; CROCKET?,-the Senior Hepresen- * a Pe ‘f . £2. r ae ie onl 1 June 195% MEMORANDUM po 7 un une Fk ‘YROM. + Chief of Miseion poe : SUBJECT! Commendation. - 1. It gives me very great pleasure to foraard here~. wAth 4 personal comnendation to-you from Aobert kk. ASCHAM; tative, North Asia, who requested that nie personal. appres-~ a elation be extended to you. ; wt oe 2. Your performanca ‘inthe case which resulted in AZGHAM! a conmendation reflects great credit upon KUBARK. ‘4in general and upon the’ Japan Miselon in particular, as well as indicating sonclusively your outstanding profes - sional and executive capabilities in the dicection and corduct of intélLligence activitios. . 3, I wish to take this opportunity to offer my con ‘pratulations end to extend my personal thanks and appreeci- - &tion. . pisd ballad Robert Ji KENDA if ee pete te Menten apangune en eee te ne ot te oe cerned, on the per onal rapport “watch you developed with POCARGO and SECRET MAY 1 958. # Robert P. Wheeler . .. Itisa "very real 1 pleasure. for. me to be able. to acknowledge vat the excellént. manner.in which you carried out your duties as officer” in charge of the direct handling of the POCARGO case. You.aré to be _ particulorly commended on thée-manner in which you adjusted to a type or operation. with which you, bad never previously been directly. wo the ‘good judgment ‘displeyéd. in anticipating | and dealing with diffi- . cult. -personality, problems; and oar your: understanding of the broad, policy Proplens implicit in this case. ; 2. 1 wish to assure you that your substantial contributions to ‘the success of this operation, ag-well as the ‘personal inconvenience ‘caused by your precipitate and prolonged departure from your fomily, ‘are Tully: appreciated, You are further commended on- thé demonstrated . ‘fact that this personal inconvenience in no way affected either your. effectiveness ox your contagious’ enthusiasm which contributed so mich. to: this ‘operation. 3. Copies of this letter are being forwarded for the Chief, Japan Mission and the Senior Representative, North Asie, as weil as’ “to your permaneat personnel file at oy) hill tela ROBERT A. ASCEAM .. 14-0000 PRACOUNEL TRANSYER AND CLEARANCE SHEEP . EE ee 3 Detaber 1952; 01 Chief, FR . yams chief, IU 7 7 | Ay Robert Prontios WHEELER pranehs Jeu Oe a —— 2, Detoohed from: Tokyo, Japan —=Orderod tot Washington, be : oe a Ox Teuporary Duty for $0 days and retum to Tokyo, Japan. ot . 3. Approxixato date of departurs: 3 otaber 1952. Travel by aire be . Monthly salary allotment: io the Field: ” 84006 Kot ret oftacttves . Overall base way per ancuas $9600 Horital ‘atatuas Married. Se “ANowaneea! log Diftersitial, Hot yet offestivo, as be Por Dilems. Hot applicable . , . . Te: Unsecounted or mpald. esvancos: at tino of detechnants Traval advaneo ia the enount of $1,460, 62 outstanding, Traval. fron Tokyo, ‘Japan, to Waahington, D.C.,..t0 bo aecounted for at headquarters. Travel fron Washington, 0.0., to Tokya, vapany to be accounted for’ at Sield ota~ - : thon upsn return to Japans _ . _ 8, Leave used at this utation: Kone a _ Aeeumulated Leave to dato of detachzents Uaknosn — . Adad¢ional Rerevekiy:, Sub jact, entared on duty LA the fisld 28 3 septuaber i932,. : a Days tot - -Prankfer of lsava record has not yet. baan ‘aceompldahed. ‘salary, and 10g . as ; at ferential have not haan, pad, : wR THE cus, Jou: nalher 0. NA. 14-0000 Sy me ptewepne nae en genes i t . APRACIMENTS:. §) vi to ATRL -) apaciry ain Of 8£4 POUCH ° TO +: Chiet, FE DISPATCH NO. daz: SO SECE™ 7 SEES SI ERHON ae DATE: 30 September 1952 From» Chief, JCU SUBJECT : 1 GENERAL SPECIFIC. : b) “SF 76-( in. Lieu of Form a) Latter of dippointiment (dup _ Administration = Personnel ae so a WHEELER, Robert Prentiss, Conpietin o of Poreoniel Forms CRUPEPENCE!, -2JuH=108, 17. March 1982. Form Wel, ; _Form 61 wee ae Secrecy Agrocnoat’ “(aup) SO oe SP 2806: - Porm 37=79 (dup) . Form 37=50 Meomoraidum of Field Alowanes dated 26 September 193 (dup) | * True Signature Form (dup) Personnol Transfer and Clearance Sheet (quaay(s Beet) & 1, Trenendtted herewith are completed personnel forma for aunjoct omplayen. 2. Standard Porm 2808, - Designation of Béneficiary, is withheld by thie | Unit, Destenetod ‘beneficiary as indfeated wR Retirement Act order of prefarsnes ad patistaclory to sus ject. _ . ; : 3, Retdrance attachment (3), “ACK nowlodg onent of ‘Poaudonyn ‘Forms WL follow. uo he | Abtaeheent i Sudjoct entorad on duty, 28 Septanber. ‘1952 and_egtimated date of! departure’ fran Hetobor 1952 via Pan Ager sean Adrwoys Flight 222 at 1600 for penporary fokyo is 3 ¢ . duty: in teadquirters. for 4 paried o £90 days, A travel Sl, 160,62 baa been: given. onployea. neveffective-beyinning pay portod Ll Sciebsr to 8 Hoventer B9526 (%). io submitted in necordance. wlth Field Ragulation,30-3» advance in the amount of | “A field allotuont -of $400 per pay period will Tha aklotuant 7 will acciimulete at tho fivld station and. will be paid in a lisp aun’ upon- sabject's “nance divisions vl _raturn from temporary duty at hea: tuartora, "However, the rertod of duty fron. 28 Saptember to 12 Satober 1952 should bs pat id to 2 subject by the headquartors ‘fhe ; ce CLASSIFICATION ' ' lee eee RI COPY 7 oe Z- po: 14-0000 : * i . SECRECY AUREMERE ” . it, Kebert Prenticlubecler., understand that by virtua. of , my duties in the | ey PT maY be the reaiptent : of-infornution and intelivgehee wit Which cencerns the present and future security of the United States end which belonca to the United States. This. information and intelitgence, together with tha mathods of col- lectine ana haatling 2 by are clagsified: necording to. security stund= Orde sat by the: : __.e IT have read and under= Stand the provi fon of the Act of Congresn of dune 15, 1917, (Esplo-. : azo Act) a3 amenitcd, concerning the disclosure ef {nformetdon relat- i ing to the ‘ational Defense and I am familiar with the Fe! saliies pro~ eg . L vided for. violation thereof, : Lo. : . : rs re : .. 2, 1 agree that I do not now, nor hell T over poasoss any righty... interest, title or elaim in of -to any of the information’ or intelligence 9 ~~ or the note cds or end Lecting. or handling. of it which hay come “or ‘shall. cone to my abtention by virtue of my connceldon with the. ae ere a oe shall alvays recoyrtze the ‘Property right ¢ of the United.” Le —— States: of-Anorica “An: dnd: to such atters. . a” ! i : Ido aelerind y swear that, I witl new ‘itvaljes, ‘pibhish ‘nor such claasitied ~ aaee of wo lage . we _teveal efther byword, conduct; ‘ov any other Means Information, Antellizerce or knowledge, except En the perror my offteidl duties and in anéordanca with the lava of tho United States, aponifienlis autnorlecd in writing in cach case by. the Dlrector, : unless ee ee ere ee ee : Ae ad th at ho change in my as poinon’ Or enployment will yn rLen’ under this oath and that the pr ovistons of upon we even after the terstnation of my, I understs g erviees with the Unites te tes,. 5, T bake rhe “ebh: Letion freely, wi lth out any mental reservation or purpose of crmitene 8 : . vty ats? bs nd c2kh se a this wae ny sib. Tr witness whores? T have oY 7 C tt at ttPne (Seal) Suora to before me ods BAMay of Seid 7 ae nh Kb pd tu? oF : ete “of pepe Poe? ran ce eeechecnes nee i : . L , . . . i “¢ . - o . ; fo ere. rive we Lote rete oo J. 14-0000 — . — . a oe 1499 Via: amtade Eem oe > wispatcn No. FITA se . \ tas ce : wr ae . .. ; SPCRET yuan - CLASSIFICATION N ¢ oO . ; a DS , . B, Te re To .; Chier, FE - DATE: . U 2. 2 Oo. 1953 . 7 7 a _ i FROM: genior Representative, Tokyo coe, oo - _ oh suauecr: GENERAL - Administrative. < Personnel SPECIFIC— : Commendation of tre Robert Pe MERE f Attachaont (a) Dispatch No. FyUAAL2- ata. 17 bgt 1953 under. the: oe : jabove subject: 7 : - _- oo : _. It te with plesauro that I ‘endorse and forwérd ‘to - okt - Headquarters tho attached dispatch propared by tho chief, Icy, comonding ERS See for performance of his dut lee , ‘ ov can o¢ Stole oo Cee So be “id iyo —_ a 2h snguat 1999 0 7 Diptetbation £ 3 ~ HQS' = uf} encls, te : . + ‘Te Jou. u/s a woe woe Ce eee wee é 1 = Regiatry ‘ 1 - Fils : ; #43, 51-28 A , CLASSIFICATION _., a , . 14-0000 Gust ” . ra Sreugery HHTORMATION - Dale nAwE an 7 "WHEELER, Robert Prentiss . 2 November 1951. nn a a RL LL faint or eGR ~| Grvscrive cate Excepted Appointment _ * BRANCH |_OFFICIAL- STATION QUALIFICATIONS Utero on OUTY Gtnesicating OFFtctn REMARKS: Attactnentst PHS “fore ‘af /Appendix I, btw, ef A ailability ” Request subject be cesyed against Japan Composite Unit, % Sastion Slot. #4. (1.0,-C8, ‘@S-13),, Personnad Nos. $1. Subject to be processed at pact). salary.of CS~13; upon receipt of 201 lo frén-Deptar, nocessary y salary edjustnond ‘to be made at that tine. oO . Lt ICH, Requesting Waiver of O80 Rag. ya attached. Secrecy a an to ba forwarded fren the Field. SECRET wea tease | bE PG Japan Composite Unit. — Bastion S Slot tf {ay 14,0000 Puowr or stugeml tasty Per APL REOWIANCL ALCORD IWUTTANT: The of ficiol to whem thre reper mertors of hee etolf of fo the efuient con This report stcmess Jieted emly. Bore comple Aate at ting the Teainseg ond & to the Cheef, Tromming rous fomsned after con thould be ¢efer Tmt FOULOMLNG GRADES SHOw tHE semi retee 83515%00 IM EACH BATA, Ont roe comD fibws, aS orth ay OF THE sOvEET NTS MAJOR ELEM RTS POLLOMING In VATIONS Un “_bNO- SITUATIONS, SECRET TRaT TCT OREO Plow - OPLeAT OAS stiiee commed of auch o ubte, Ov © avactable in vetuation Officer, Atousted ta perennsily responsible ft Lions ad epiniune of the flee of the allice of Tretning (Covert). and mey be.ess any questivon as re ont Evaluation, THC). A. Constructive Inagtnation § (99° Gsseeven Co) } 1 2 ee . bavald of construcs Showeg only a very tive Imeyination Hlmited degree of Gr tnvantlvenoss congtructivs ime In agprosch to qinotlon, prodleas, oo 0. Astutenosa (KOT oescaves CT) 1 Appeared quifible Cenivites peice and naive.. dverege srepticisa . ANd discernaarit, €. faduatry NOT Onscavto (J? | 2. 2 --: — ena Hin ot shoe suf) 9 Apylind Gale 4 Fhefant apptteas mininue assuet of tion af thas ang tima ang affrrt offers, Necessary, D. Inighativa ior oastever Ob i : 2 ( Conaistentty Miiled Generally senioites to act without a low Tavel of ane paleg spect Ficslly terprisa cut ae- iastructed ta do so. caslonsity acted oo an his own, . E. AbiIity to Write tor osseevey 4 t 2 —. > — Saared unable to Bos erak in erprass- gepresh thoughts fog thowghts cinare aderrhy tn written tp in written fora, : fora, Showed aufticlant constructive Imo aginatlan to meet most school altuae tions sdequately. fae Gisplayed adequate fuaqment aad per- tpleacity. showed adequate compliance a3 ree gaeds time ang effort Rocossory, ——.._3 fe re amen Normally took steps t2 implement Idoas ailbvut estornad prompting, ee Pcittan worn shewad fo sigaitlcant erakhoss. Nt OF TRE STUDENT 1M TRF oasG> fieweers OF tae couse. ENGIOM AND OME FOR JPL Em eR; So ee Laronetreted the PLstastian of eren Gtiveresrsity £9 9 ‘graster chan aver 594 dattee ‘ & mere cnonirne Oispispet stove Aversqe Zerazi- + sod thepe fat} —— 2. Valoctearas yeeater tine ant affoce than natecity aipectad iz this courte, . o : Lo - nr arc Pal oiayped ory tad age shone ye Cartyetg tut gree fects. Cispieger petetcy $0 wesegas theagtts Woreuztiyg im wthee ten tore, Se, 3 BECP OEFIQttiOag OF EACH OF cmesT TIMGS EMPLOTEO, 1S Glete Ge fag secre Gr imi CvALUATION Foam, y show if to other’ tobe: “ ue inetructose for the tion of this atudent Dati GR PE 2 Covest mo, Tr Geaoes ape ING PERIGG. re Re HS 10 WARIGUS PLODL EMS 5 ——— Qutstandingly eras . athva, Inventive, , or origqinat, Dicplagud aecape tlonad: ehsedaaes ed parsplearity. ‘6 : een ae mmm Mos unuauatty in- duatelass, qvsing qonerayety af ties and atfort, Olaptayed unssual anhardy, enthusd od IGTFassievnass. | ja ctear, correct, coharant, naoner, 14-0000 5 - Fo Facttity of oral expression § in0t ceseastof—)? : . : a 1. 2 5) a . Zz) en NL nn IE aed rer Pre a e Unable’ to repress Lecbed fluency of Olsplaped reason- trate confidently, ulatending In tha t cleatips Pre- o In bin speech, otto & tiie tonvezing ideas oncy ond clarit ideas In aesning utually. ofl oeprene an, clearly and fread of grpt @epression, . groping and Inco- © te tty. oe . . herent fashicne : . * ey . 7 - - @. AbIbity to Get Along With Ansocta (aot orsraveotl_)y? ~ . . . tN fa 6 5 . . 1 2 Fablad to ln so- etal seceptance bul sis aot setlees ty antagonize others. aan Dleplayed defirite Unusually offece tive Ta hie abll-- ity to win eccapt- ance from others - adiitty to echtbeve harmonious rela- tlonanipa with hie srsochaten. — Frequently atian- adie assocl= | ates. tatations., ‘He ADIT ty to influonce His ‘pavociates . . 1 7 ot wade Fi. Tact : ppROVED ———— althdres from group acthvithes to « 4 degree, tatling to Infive the thinking.” : tlons of others. 5 ard . Markodiy biunt and Indl ecroat. re, “idep tation to 9 Tealn'ing Wormeliy soctally tetleling, opialons es offected wor ooscaveo CJ)” - — Prequantly said ar aig something which Induced. an unfave. orenle ’ one Lf i . “3 _ Displayed no Intere ost of gathusiaam for tralning and falled to adapt himaolf to the den mands mado upon St pat pat oF poke Accoptad training program raluctant- fy ana had ditfl~ culty adapting nimself to the tralning requiras (wor OMS EAYEG: nome) (wot Caser¥lo [ emmemn >: ee Usuetly participated wes excellent at anne Sanaa Heasonably siscroet sng tacthule “Plaplayed average inter accaptance of training. SECRE Influencing athera an PEerson~ ee nad good discorn= mont for the ape _ propelate thing to fay, Of. doe . _ “fantebted an. er lent acceptance of- training ang, ¢oad= bly saapted ta da~ Monde made upon . nla. cS GmaE TS T ee Hoe cutetanding In adllity to commend respect and atien- atlty and thinking, tlon through Ais personality and eninking, —__i___— Conalstontly de- munst rated kaon perception tor tht ting speech or conduct, training play of enthusioam and Interest. Det cali _ CHIitk, TRAIMING And TVALUATION- C a THS THEE TOR Paw 114-0000 Sections. i ‘theou.i th G whl Bits WHEELEE | peek Fo | 2. MAME [Print st) i. Fu? Minds, CAP RATING SALART . ” mo . SSA Pere Cod, ; 49600, i Poo Bate of. “ase green. ma Te a wo Coed a i+ 28 Sept, 1952 0° > ; . ° J 2, "Dea: Aiea dau, 42h IDEs, R on A pfation 12 Jan z 7 29) oss recent , a ma bit, hey ra; ‘Uri. ‘ ; first. Describe cenciasdy bee Lully) . moos 4 2 } z | ba caries ky enployes. Type tf poss) ble, ; ; Ts - Deputy Chie? of Station - re Sa : . ; 3. If courses of SpueL On ware - . i 7 , Irs sod . } } e 7 anne ena nei : : - i Zhe i : r . “fp Se Soop : . : ' J ft i Sa ea ee ee ee es oe i ia 7 ; LEioG one or pose ig etder of preference } i i: i ene h FRRE,9IGZ Lo *® Child born 11 Fob. 1952 : i Charles Slayton Riza, 14-0000 AT, Yt els toa : 27 Sept, 1952 8, loyse qualified : * batler qu i “ : _. ig ge, whst duty or a “prove : ° “ ‘ ent enpleyse fcr : 3 Qo grsae sad ¢ Q ° : : : 2 , TG te t oo ; . However, there is no current vacancy in JCU T/ - 3 : : . 2 a 2 r A ” y - 4a, : i. i bow : bog § 2 oe . : ~ - 4 _ z n - t = é : i - - : f - - . OW, fo D&, > OY : a. vey 14-0000 A rte ae | dye ke REA ae Sie cian atest ae as a eee a TAIN A: ee ae a te cir de : : , PT _ will be stated da space provided below, ) CONFIDENTIAL. inter here any céslred remarks pertaining to particulse qualifications or lack therof which ara oe trot pyvtinent to the evaluation of this auployse._ Outstanding. ansats and/or éeriguy Limitations should be stated, alse reasons for and recommendations es “4 resssipgment will ba given if appropriate to this report, : . ; ; . + Subject officer 1s an oztstand ing addition to KUBARK as a general service staff.officer, He has the aggrecaive uense of urgency 30 necessary {n any poel~ tion of responsibility togetner with the necessary. qualities of balance, wider atanding of human nature ami gincerity.of purpose. He would be an asset to any branch, division or ‘staff of £UBARK home office, and would be capable of assuming almost any responsible position in an overseas post. If ho has any weakness at present, it is a lack of exprience in covert operations; this can be overcome before the expiration of his present toure. a -~ (If add ibional: apace: ‘3 aeeied; attach extra sheet. en 17 August 1953 . OK kg he Mit hme - a ah 32% a (Signature or Roporowg officer) ; oo Walter D. NEWPHER OBA Aa: ha MA sakura of Roviswigg Officer) ~ Walter D. NEWPHER . seviewing Uffieer or chief of 3 not concur with this report, tions % aon : 14-0000 oA vo a 7 Kas aoe 7 SECRET _ - eg ; i bat. . etl NO, | NOTIFICATION OF ESTABL: sflNENT OR CANCELLATION” | , ‘ : . GF OFFICIAL COVEX BACKSTOP . 226 Dec 73. ; | 4908 airs AV MRES x HLES, CONTROL prvintor, OP '958-12-0814 crn eB eo et A To: ~ 7 VPLOMET SUwREE cereen) CALS Fy CONTRACT? PERSONNEL DIVISION, OP ; 060947 . mere - eeeen et pea eRe » OF ERATING conan (For action) NOCAD aTIN: ; . ESTAQLISHED Administrative Officer ____ orriciat _ . REF: - . se oo — ~ COVER x | PrECOATINUEO . . Retirement Debriefing _ sussecr ; : unet ‘ WHEELER, Robert P. re | . i Pes CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER UNBLO LS RECORDS 7 : oe EFFLCTIVE: pate; EOD . af a —“Taasic cover Paovioro ” * ~— ~— i , . : . on. 3254. - ; : ae "DATE re oC q 0 BC 155uD, CHE? . Bo, OPERATIONAL COVER “PROVLOEO . - | ——— - " se Feces nen at (Specify) Suwa) FORM Gaz TERY TO CHANGE TELE RAGLE <P> a ; . z , NA| tiiarrarion cat CATEOORY : ; a CHAN 20-7) : t supMiT FORM eal DIATE 10 CHANGE TECEPHO cone eee + UGE ize) estat " aie “ “ A sanaaaaien : ime CATEGORY 11 ul : | sues FORM 325: . (ung 0-92) & A ‘ ' . Veumet Fou 1322 TCoveR. (Ax i49-J¢ a . Suse eT rout raratee t | RESPONSISILITY. : TT Pearecome 7 , ; * J HOSEA TALS ZATION : EE MARAG ANGZTA TIOVER atte . ~~ . ‘ SUBJECT WILL ACKNO#LEDGE CIA - r AS PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT FOR HIS : . _ ENTIRE PERIOD OF AGENCY ; ‘ . (PLOYNENT-BUT WILL NOT REVEAL oo SPECIAL PLACES OR LOCATIONS OF _ Le oo + ASSIGNMENT. _— - - C Seen pens Fe ; ee — prsprtautl : Jbodre be cory? x] i cee 1 , ; ‘ eee A ie je etre , sare “ ewe! Cowes, ctnPeak COst s Presi : roe [HSL cee corersna sortyes SECRET tya-tesed) ‘ 14-0000 3 (orw z0- 800. ja. “TEMPORARILY FoR. __ avs” qe errective oaTe co, ot a orstmsguTion, cere t= ~ + 8eeRET HOTIFICATION OF ESTABL MENT OR CANCELLATION - “OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP , _ MARCH 1971 oare PELE aLwaEs 4908 - “ld owpiovee scwoce 06094 ‘CHIEF, CONTROL DIVISION "CHIEF, CONTRACT PERSONNEL DIVISION CHIEF, OPERATING caMponEnT (For action ip. ~ _ OFFICIAL _ COoveR - DisconrinutD UNI? “REMOVE FROM: U.S. ARMY. STAFF GROUP. , ESTABLISHNERT OF OFF ne | EFFECTIVE COB 20 FEB 1971 5. “CONTINUING. as oF SUBMIT FORM 642 TO. CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY. SUBMIT FORM: 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY, ?) CHUD 2067) CARB A -ascentain tuat____CTA W-2 QEING ISSUED. cima 20-71). RETURN ALL OFFICIAL OOCUMENTATION 10 CCS. DO NOT WAITC IM THIS QLOcK + FOR Ces INTER i SUBMIT For W322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS ovoce SUNTRANAL. USE ONLY COVER, CNR: 240-20) . SUBMIT FORM 1323 “FoR TEAMS FEARING COVER - KRESPONSIGILITY. CUR. 340-20) JUBHIT FORM 2689 FOR! _8BliAvos PITAL IZATION CARD’: ACMARES ANO/OG COVER NESTORY EDP/pw a ee tn core 2 + Gfaeating COvPomier ‘ope 2 oven . Ch 4 ONstayane L424 re arr T2 Des oe 8 + Thb Pike . : ° 7 - - — . oS, oMeta, Cantaan conta Otarg TAPSSi ot Pedverce warties “SECRET ae earn) . . . . . a 14-00000 a SECRET so , ee fo — eee Ba — NOTIFICATION er ED iSHMENT OR CARCELLATION na OF SEFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP AEriL WS. ur suway a HS DIVISTON CHTES, SSSSON? OPERATI tygo@ AAA > SSWEMCT PERSOUNEL DIVISION tereevee muwone . CHIEF, CFSRATING COMPONENT (For isction) "9 cane munis o/PPB |. ATIN: : ‘a oo . . Gacasror estaorisneo .__CHTEF suppace ARE . OFFICIAL : = . REF; nee a F . COVER. I - . | . . : . . . OUSCONTINUED PRAT payer " suestcr unit _ US ARKY STAFF GROUP: ON Fert, . 7 te c — (op, - 800 Voain (ae a TEMPORARILY FOR. EFFECTIVE DATE: COs. ‘A. 1. CONTINUING AS Ofyges BOD” SupMIT FORM 642 TO CHANCE LUMITATION CATEGOWY. CHHR 20-7) - : SuaMiy FORM. 642 Te TRANGE Limi ration CATEGOn®. CHAR 20.7) ASCERTAIN THAT__2 w-2 efiNs. 1sguc0. | CHA 382 081-1) 7 RETURN ALL OFFICHAL DOCUMENTATION 19 C5. tne DO KOT waite Im Tits HLOCK » FOR COS TR It awa ust Gale Sudan T FORM P90 ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER, CHR. 240- SURAT FORM 182 2 TRANSFERRING COVER” po : - : ; RESPONSIBILITY. z . : Paplgalouns Caty. . - AN PMOEO TAD EPAT ION Cane | ait ce REMARKS ANAFUD COVES sit aes b2 » Jun $s Jul §6 = Jua on i Jol 59 - Aug OF Aug && = Aug 86 1 Aug..G6 = Avr Apr 68 : te rt Fy. ek eee Oratvioutr foee 2. sare pe eT SOan eve 14-0000 os SECRET ~ NOTIFICATION! OF ESTABLISHMENT ven ‘OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP 17 October 1966 _ darei westecsevaen ete . . wees : "TAaTADLESMED Foe GHIEF, PSRSONNEL OFZHATIONS DIVISION . wed ct CONTRACT, PERSONNEL DIVISION poche? : CHIEF, CON RACT, PEADONNE DIVISIO : WHESLER, Robert P. . cy - - , R q . x| CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT (For setten ocr OPEB Chicf Personne) . a we Yarbal Reavest OFFICIAL COVER MacasTOP Cstage tance _ REF: Block Records: : or co a (Orupee 20. 800.11). Log . soe ° Te : . 0, Temporarily tor___ days, eHective _ . _ : i b. Continulng, otfective.____ gop Submit Form 642 to chonge lintotion category. .- - (nn 20.7) . Ascerialn that Army Wed baling ioseed. {Hn 29% 462. 1) | f° Ds : {# 249.780) ~ : : | x] om Foon LEDS) Sa ae on 4a; mo a M28 u | 7 Ih Coscuned dade seanee ete are angen nae een : yo pied z : ” 4 of 4 a 4 \ 4 me ee ee nr mn ee as . Thi Pore 2-a Vers b-terratiog toe ~ Teme 2 ee wt Lede Pb atte ‘ EN EO REITT TPE OMS SEA FTAA RR A SE re CIP EAE VISIS af OERE A —e 4 . 7 ‘ are eruereet . u EB ae Orb Fae STL SECRET he 14-0000 ; “ SECRET ; . . - gese 2 JAN 7H Wehess Filed 16) poy 9 * . + . t of & . . ocr NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 2D) 6eO- aaa 7 y TPR AL MUSED Perrrerr ry Tom - pogogn7 — WHEELER ROBERT P a ren 9 Cariceaer OF panorment REGULAR Tahar ce Pewee | ALTON . iT CVOLUNTARY) UNDER CIA. ERT AND DISASILITY SYSTEM REYTRE ae Lee ee | ; Fun ‘ 7 sf TT ee 4221. ony anoo| PL 22-643 SET 273) © oa ela ee zs OCH pe Creede LEGAL aT Oate a TOCATON OF OFFVCIAL Graton Saat - @ ORAM ateO At CA AEA TIONS fo. . - . BDO/ PLANS. STAFF CAREER MAHAGEN NT GROUP : yo ee ! PAL, COVER SSANCH Foe a WASH 6, DC. See onan nm ne me FART — Co / . . 12 POSITUed oeUM OEE aptly wract Cae rae ed Oo mete = $9089 | DL, YP OCCUFAT OH ‘4 co TTT tear GP bath = -- 1136.01 wo. . . 36709. ad 20'=23AC2), Ari LOYEE VILL HOLD SUPERS SECTOR HAY DETERMINE, PEGAPOLESS OF THE .- sO ggcods | Gn cansar gs ties f SR TT eae oe, nat Trae . 4 bo 4k. a Us Poeun fate rH 14-0000 “2p = ; : = ae . on bet tats e, 2 ee ee tee a or ae en : sO : ac 7 . ~ . ~ ~~) : . . “ yO _ u 3\ “ mn ia “ J cee H “ ™ : OHUE Lt TIAL. fe i; ANIC at HOU H MRIALND AME — Pes ORGANIZATION 3 - on) i | j COGS42 Ibe euer ACUERT--p- -- uu 1s “t “Te =. __AD Saiaky gate } ? oe ! . “4 fb df : fo _ si . . L : P. - setis : . ( ceeniry Dat ne WORK OF THE tow NaMip: tio iS Of ACCRUMAE HVE. OF comm tact, % i - . ‘ : y . IN-PAY STAIUS AT END-OF waiting PLRIDO UWOP STATUS AT ENO OF WANING Pri © - CHECS WHA F dee cece a . Es. LG - . he, Tee ae tee . 1 . oe ow . wt - 2 re welt i ‘ - - v . . i . : f. . . 4 ~ 14-0000 DMSt 2 YAM 74 See 4 Dp bTaE Paneer 069947 “MHERLER ROGERT P LEV ivenent “CHOLUNTARY) UNDER CIA RET SUEMENT AND DISAUILITY SYSTEM: [0 Caneceer OF Tancretnt REGULAR e sretcen set Gare PL 08-64 0 GigaieTaTOna Cnancen 2 a es nena pane a 2D Boe an eS WD stderce OEStONA TION it ponies SE OPS OFFICER CH” 9089 Ta Ciats Ticats ACE TES aT | 5 OCCOPATONAT HA ws, a TATA ete po - ' a7 ‘3 . 6S. *_[pt3es -01- “36000. QOIRECTOR BAY VEVERMINE, REGARGLESS OF THe FOR SUCH THEME AS THE THE LUTICS PERPORMED," SG NATURE GP Cin Es a Cu Of OFMTOtOAL autnoetT 3 sAcT 255 = at. 17 yacaey OF BATE ’ His AC CORCAHCE WETH HR 29=23AC2), Arl “EMPLOYEZ WILL HOLD CUPERGRADE Rh HATURE oF vy 14-0000 atte nace ene ent ees se enema sori s3 1 a "PAY AOJUSTMENT IN ACCURDANCE WITH THE PRUVISIONS OF SECTICN $305 CF TITLE 59 UsSeCe ANE EXECUTEVE ORDER 11739. PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF DCI. AS PROVIDED IN THE CLA ACT OF. 19499 AS AMENDEDe AND: oct DIRECTIVE DATED 06 OCTUBER 1962."."- . : EFFECTIVE DATE . OF PAY ACJUSTMERTS: 14 acroeer 1973" NAME. |, SERIAL ORGNe FUNDS GR SEP WHEELER ROBERT -P.. . 060947 --37, 325° V, - GS ho $369000 .” 14-00000 “y Ss KHN: 12 OCT 73 OO anton ted ~ & NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION | 2 MAME AST Fest emit) WHEELER ROBERT P °F Waa Tye OF TONNUT ACCA ‘« UiICh et Oait 3 CATIGOR) OF DANO MINT REASS | GNMENT ee 7. FAN AMD WSCA re O8 Oath Gat AuTnORIY Speier vleel ee , ORGANIZATIONAL OtGNA Ones . 10 LOCALION OF OFA STATION “000/PLANS STAF. Fo CAREER MANAGEMENT. GROUP ; : NON OFFICLAL COVER BRANCH WASH., D.C. re PORTION THE SO. . . vs . + | 2 POST Nunete V3. SERVICE C4SeC4oa itane OPS OFFICER ci. OMG ee BS Te CRT HTB RT a So Stcuranouar sha T [te Geak wb TAP SALARY OF PATE —— GS. ey) ee a 36000" WYN ACCORDANCE WITH HR 20223A(2)-5 “AN EMPLOYEE WILL HOLD SUPERGRADE RANK FOR SUCH TIME AS THE DIRECTOR MAY DETERMINE, REGARDLESS OF THE NATURE OF . THE OUTIES PERFORMED.” : LAST ACEO Pi Em Emptor | 2. a LOGE Sou 7 Bt [po 37505 | ; “eae igpiats fA. The Timea cae — seis Nc a 7 coor + | Seeiann iiaannen MOREE a _ renee ae ee wo Z ees 3 ee wePiLAD SEP PICE: Th tbavt CAT, +! ™ ony Tas GAIA ta, 7 Stale TAR Dara Cock — ee. ~ = se eine BEC URS [neo tay Cereetcns cms Tec [Pw tea] Seancaee 4 eee . peta : 4 mer) cry Chek GATE 1 a7.tC eres Com? Cate] Careee CAG Or , et : Beret OeSEE taste TY | : saan £ for OTHER - Boing CFTICA NON 14-0000 Fah pS “| THE OUTIES PERFORMED.* SECRET | {Whee Filled tay a RCS: 30 yuLyY 730 7 NONFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION OCF : ; ; 1 Rima NUME 7 NAME Waste MOE! - : : \ 060947: WHEELER ROBERT - Po . 7 NATUE OF RESORT ACTON a UH Cre Oate 3 CALCOT OF CMOTMENT O° te “ . _— O7 | O01 73 REGULAR REASSIGNMENT _ me = ; | [voce | 2. FAN AND NSGA : ec on ore MGAL AUTHOnTY ‘ Funos : | > a L_Teve zat, 0117|0000| 50 USC 403 v 9, ORGANIZATIONAL DIUGNATIONS "0 TOCATION OF OR IAL stanon DOO/PLANS. STAFF. CAREER MANAGEMENT GROUP _ PENDING REASS | GNMENT WASH.» D.C, Th AOSTON Tne : . . VW POSITION NUMBEe ; : 1). SAVICE BES GriAnon _OPS OFFICER CH 0600" ee) Mw CHAS SH ATSOn SCHEDULE [35.18 ‘ote y . ww NCUA OAT wHt Ts CAGE AND STEP . 1? SALARY OF fate _gs wfOS8.01 Ne | a6 000_ 1d TEMARCS TN ACCORDANCE WITH HR 20=23A(2), AN EMPLOYEE WILL HOLD SUPERGRADE RANK REGARDLESS OF THE NATURE or 2FOR’ SUCH TAMEAS THE DIRECTOR MAY DETERMINE, hi ireean | a é O4la COKE Ss a ae te es Nav Coa? Ba! a fag ge ee ee Tar renewal Tay Dara poh iecnag Pron MO TRC TWAT tims ced t i i : {; Dia S wines AE Deine my PORE Stee le tans Deen H . L | eh ~~ wSSNATURE CR OM? FROM; NOCAD Siueiy Saee t2N0 ay co) 14900000 Fee me eng tine "PAY AUJUSTMENT IN ‘ACCOKDANCE. WITH 5 U.S.C, 5305 AND EXECUTIVE ORDER. 7 LrOgL PURSUANT. TU AUTHUKITY OF-CCI AS PROVIEED IN THE CLA ACT OF 1949, AS. AMENCED, Alb OCI DIREC TIVE | CATED 08 OCTCHER | 1962.4 . . a EFFECTIVE DATE OF PAY ACJUSTHENT: O7 JANUARY 1973 NAME 07. + " SERTAL -CRGN.-FUNDS GR-STEP SALARY WHEELER ROBERT P 060947 5% 997 vo GS ITG - "$36,000 i . Bite soe x. SECRET bS: Zi MAR 72 ~ {When Beta be Oe NOTIFICATION OF PERS OCF meres 4 Stal MuwRE | 2 NAME (AST ERST woot) O80947 — JWHECLER ROBERT P 3 NaTuat “OF PLESONNT: ACTION REASSIGNMENT ONNEL ACTION <.- 3 CATIOOR GI Lora rant - REGULAR 9 ~——— | Kee] ee ‘ a An 9 “GROANITATIONAL Loa DLP/NOCA ‘DIVISHON ‘]OEVECOPMENT COMPLEMENT W “Ps HON mee - ops OFF IER “cH [3. 13 EATON OF OFFICIAL qiaton t wasn, v.G, AGHATIORE Ta, CIASSINICATION SCHEDULE (05. 180i.) ~ 5 Octuesic na Fes GS” * JO1dG. ON one SOE e rarity FROM MPS- ‘ ~ “+ , = 8 + - os oe ‘ wa , soe ae Le Prevour $a 1150 Litton My O79 - nan 14-0800 WHEELER RORERT p 2 Oo . os 4 _ "PAY ADJUSTMENT IN ACCORDANCE wiTH SALARY SCHEOULES OF PL @2e2i0 ANd cHAEEP OF Lnun, aS WnERMEDS AN AUTHORITY SF pct as PROVIDED TN THE Cla ACT OF 1949, AS ANENNEDs AND A DCL DIRECTIVE CATED @ OCTOBER EFFECTIVE MATE OF PAY ADJUSTYENT 9 yaHAaY i672 Losate NA&NE . . eo . . SERTAL OPGN, FUNNS GhastepP SALAay - 060967 42 100° Vu in « . $26,000 . Pees, 14-00900 aan a a ECR 806: 30 NOV 71 SECRET NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 4. SOHAL MUMBE® re Nat (ASE TRIO. 060947 . . i T Hatuat OF ERONNIT ACTION ar Tien bat yGhiitea Gi eI a PROMUT ON ee fy 28, IF REGULAR - 7, Frngrcat Analyt No ‘Choryectie | 0 CM CO Uteotd (Gal AUIMORITY 2221 2886 OOOO) 50 USC HO3 J 9. ORGANIZAHIONAL DISGNAHONS =~ 7 - 10 LOCATION OF OIF ICiag Bra hicay , : . : a he mo ft Poo DOP/MISSIONS & PROGRAMS STAFF ~ 1OFFICE OF THE CHIEF WASH. , D.Ce a POSTON ae ee TD ROMTION RUMBIe ee ops. PS. OFFICER CH fooor " o : a nes TTS GEADL AND Slee 17 yaar? 78 walt 124 J 35801 __ SPACE BELOW. FOR: Une Pravous : SECREY fUun when betad te 14-0000 I | | | j } ‘ i : 1 i i 1 A ‘ coe. on oe ee ee ee ~ . a3 . , cated / ~~ . i i * - ff 3h wy a. fe 1, SERIAL NO, {2 BABE DA ORGANIATION 4 Fur. {2 AWOF HOUeS . ns me nn nance | aterm ee | “sz .00! oy fl { ; ‘loe0947 ee ROBERT P fa arec action CUO GALANT GATE . we Pit Ses 38D CATH 14 NOY DATE REFINED Co LWOP STATUS AT ss or wankth SA Gi list tt VALET ALOUD INREASE 3 oot 130 ¢> ae 8 a Que SURITZO BY Be iS 2 76 ¢ g3t Af 0 et x £94 § = *e.. Bag Se B52. vos ow hertan ua, oO PAY CHANGE NOVFICATION ee . 14-0000 1 SOMA, aces OI? REASSIGHAENT AND TRANSE VOUCHERED 7 FUNDS. P GIGANIZATIONAL | BEBCHANOTA DORM S103 AND FROGKA ORF Ile OF The CHIEF Tim bosiheee Tite “OPS OFF OFF iGER Chi M4, CUTSINCATION tit a Na ey GS arwyertres 7 teAMe (AS? OT One HECLER ROBERT SECRET (Aber Flind inp 9 CATIGOEY OF EMMOV MENT 03 | 21,7) 7. Prnanco! Anotpins Mo Cho geste leel 2666 CCO0 10. 4c LOCATION OF OPFiC-AL STATE REGULAR 0 CSC OF Olmte LEGAL Auf cate 90 UST ¥O3 “TN StRVICE DEsIGriAn Ot a. 17, SALARY OR RATE” Petar Fed + ¥ a: Fg 14-0000 1F OP i 5! Ann . : BUCk we ETM SALARY SOU’ PRES ; FL 9a ase ; . Clr be AGTMGREIVOUE OEE SS PROVIDES [2 THE cis . wR AY ANgigSterah PY SOON GPEC TIVE GATED & GCISBFR 1902" + . ng se 4 i ges Lt pe EXCGUCLVE “HTER PESTS Pues leet CIA 2CT SE 1269, oS set tety axa a acl EFEECTIVE PATE OF Pav ADJUSTMENTE 1G JANUARY L972 , , ; NEW. Pe a st 5 one Sat aay. 4 . Nahe ; .$€atal. geo, Func gkeSTEP Sat “ : | WHEELE® PoaeaT PO O60967 52 Isc CF bS le 6 ~ #384 B19 “ a) 3. Lwor HOURS . ~ _ {8 Tree action | f. 7 [oF No exces ss 1wop a) ° : . a 5 oo on ea (77 PAY SATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD C ! iwor STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD OL, mo cigars amas Boao erm r Te ST CLERKS INITIAL B’o oo 5 88 a ° eo a'ag a . g° o 8.4 G boo worl ° oe, om Pe 8 8S. ee FORM Uso previous Tro SOO Baus CF OS 22,23 , |. WREELES RURERT gene? 32 180 CF OS i6 § $28,284 { Week 2 = ; 14-0000 $ 5 4 SECTIONS 222 AND Z216-9F PL 900256 AND‘ EF CCI &S PROVIGED IN THE CIA ACT: @ CCTGBER i962". "PAY AUJUST#ENT IN ACCORRGNCE WIT EXECUTIVE ORDER Livia PURSUAMT TH auTHCATSy OF 1949, aS GHENDEOs AND -CCI OTAECTIVE DATED EFFECTIVE DATE UF PAY SDJUSTHENT! 14 Juicy 1568 eo a Ne ly FUNGS GR=STER SOLARY SaLapy 2 rant, canst NAME SEAIAL feGt 52 150 CF G3 165 £23,778 $25,979- WHEELER UBER! Pp. GE0567 weeps eel. py 14-00000 2 . o SECRET 7 oy JLB; _ (Wher fed In} . s . CF NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ~ Al . 1 §Ubray MUM : ST RENT AION) CBUSNT . . “|W RATORT OF PtesOnnn ACEO . 5 J Y 3 CAN GORY OF EMMOTMENT REASSIGNMENT — — WB | ley “REGULAR 7, Financeat Aralyaa Ne. Chargeable |B CK Of OTHIE LGAL auleonty sl2l 2887 Chand | 9G USC HGS J Ba ORGANIZATIONAL O€SENATONS + 710, KOCATION OF OFFICAL STATON LUE/MISSIONS ANO PROGRAMS STAFF ; Pe PROGRAMS GRUUF WASH ULC. ; : 2h mean ae : 1). POSTION TITLE” . . . 12 POSTION NYU MELE epee 12, Seavece Ot SH oe ete fe . an oe coe : . peg - : OFS Urb return . : CCS T§. OCCUPATIONAL Stzit 16. GRADE AND 31t?, D 2 SALARY OR PATE 7 eee eee V4, CLASSIFICATION SOREDUE SAS AB ee) : oS) race 36.01 23078 1B, REMAGKS KAI KK rn oon jr ante coat ta me rea poss ANDAL a ad 14-0000 “POX ADYYSTRENT IN accoRnaNce wit SaLaay SCHEDULES OF PL og-2n6 PUNSGAnt TO aUTHORTTY OF DEI a$ Provir * oF AS AMENDED, anc EN IN THE Cla act 1949, AsDCI DIRECTIVE DaTED & UCTOHEN 1962," EFFECTIVE UATE OF PAY ADJUSTMENT! 6 OCTOHER 1967 NAME WHEELER ACBER, P ; os on . 5 Oke _. NEW SERTAL ORGNy FINDS GReSteP Sal akY ‘Sa aRY 960947 2 330 CF GS 46 3 $22,755 3232778 14-D0000 = i : oy ‘ E - 4] a 23 : mt . om O10 SALARY MATE : - — Low tH, Bote CERTINICATION AND. AUTHENTICATION. rLoves j5 OF ACCEPTABLE. LER CF COMPETENCE. ova NAMED EY ‘ céaney THAL THE WORK or nes sant 7) 9 Ke on Que (167 TOS RAK DIY : _ : > oa cy, . ! [7] No exciss wor ° Ho ; rane > a (J tn pay status AT END OF WAITING PERIOD : oo, Z =. | ] -kwop status AT END-OF WAITING PERIOD ee oo - ae OD LO. O-2- : . yh OV I ! ‘ y -) : A . 0 7 +} ’ : TERS INITIALS Nia 83 fe § aE ; : dace 3 of Soni is A - “ meet sg0'e Uesitone™ ny tod i v7 ace ” es ae ~ __ ‘ - a ‘i 1 ES maa 14-0000 " Has RATiON SCHEOULE (61, 18: ae) F . : = 7 g 7 . enas Pind ta 4. 21008; aopete | 1onant feast Ce city C509N7 | WHEELER ROBERT P dt iri s on actiga fun Great oF tanensta | BACEP TEO APPT - CMa : - REGULAR CMARSLABLE TGC 08 OFeds FAGAN auTRORITY 50_USC_4O3 J 9. SRUSBILOTIGEAL OLSIGRATIONS OCI /OFFICE OF PLANNING, . PROGRAMMING AND BUDGET ING PLALHING ANO PROGRAMMING DIVISION PROGRAM ANALYSIS BRANCH ; Ee O.C, 59, Pit ioe | ue . . i Me Bie toonte j UD. SCACE BtsGas iON 10 PROGRAM. EVAL i ‘Oc CuPATomat Mutt ie, Sas ame 51 ee ea GS 0182.70 ae 22085. ara ne Oe anna | a wiciat “revit t> ere] . \ . . ea. | Soa SECRET re FJH: § 15 AUG 65) . (When Fited by 1 6ttad apenee 2 von (stag Slee 7 y . — toy | Coe Cee AAEM hot RE ial or toe : feos? ot , “Ta WTO git _ TS canttcay @ taniormtaT , ao, oe 7? . . a? i 30, sel REGULAR ADTeositT © Coe ormtetecat 9, ORBaNitATIONAL Cistenations DOP/DO0 US'FIELD UNITED STATES STATION HONOLULU BASE “H. Position tive HAWA 1 j? SERVICE OisienatioN " ~~ CHIEF OF GASE. eee a 8 renee (er, ny CLANSIFI Cation MAEOULE (3. “LB, ote) [1. 0« OCCuPaTigmaL SERS cS _10136.08 16 4 16, Gaaod sae sige 1. oe? 19. Gaping. 73. Gupiog | 2h rin (oF fede re (i Wpaaatae 8} fi Oars (097 ot EOD DATA me oh. oan ne RET van a Uaate jam ado. ereereramerece—anmvarertan Quen tern en “ne . se Use Prevines ~ SHCNET | Bdvoon 4g oe nF 7 re Sanna a | } 3 [s20,248 o8730/04 GS 14 4 leatseod 06/29/08 : ann ee ae | AGEnS Bee loneieiel Senna Se i a B Remeks ond Act onnrgtee . a . 7 f 4O BxCESS LvOe ' / 7 1s Pay STATUS AT END oF warties PERIOD a / 7 LWOP STATUS AT ENO OF wAPTPG PERTON CLERAS INITIALS AVULTED #Y 1 CERTIFY THAT THR WORK OF THE ANOVE WANED EHPLOYEE 4s : OF AN ACCEPYARLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE, are A. ; : Gow a a i ; i 7 i, sronaturty Showy (dei gl. “pate care 7 phen 6 oy LI ° i fy — | ae _ rin NOTIFICATION : e ao) os ; Soren semateci ss he tab be dace ie - s Oe : i ~, i A ~ ‘ _PTIUSTRENT wag CORDaNC . FAanT To adrmanyr “CE *ITH Salany 5 ; srEKCED, AyD’ 4a se] Drseer ive PROVE UEY Portouses an 89-504 : DATED 4 OCT HBE OF . 1949, K 1962, aes i i i z ? ? I i 5 F . O46 & Fee IVE GATE OF Pay 4p YUSTMENTS 3 Y 1 3 JUL 6 SERIAL gaqy j cho” © FUNDS GRStep _ URD NEw 7 SALARY SALAG PALARY G40947 43 fon ope . 3425 Cr GSo16 4. 261,655 $22 045- va es oe ; a7? fey 1 Ty Ney | : Cy foe 7 : a [ wal . oo : 7 | weet TES TEESE MOE wp Tag LanY ShEtuee ~ toe Efe 47 : EF sayfa SA SG*EGWLES OF BL ngaadae : be reel aS all “ng Cer a3 Pravin fs THE CYA art gr 49695 : ° ReNTES Mi a oF eG . 4 hoa eR od ¥ ERENTE + ANE aede] PAL ley MOLSEOTive 84ren 4 COTORE® L9ARL& ’ a EPeert “a a . . a. : oo ” / BPRECTIVE SaTe OF Bay ADJUSTMEATI 19 GeTSBEA fone ; i OLo NE a ast. ee we ; S#8TaL G8GN, FUNOS GeesTee Sausey - Sacagy . 2 : : QA0987 43 ean cf G65 ig 4 S21 9800 324-4853 co, . ut 14-0000 “ : : ey” cr . | ° cata SECRET. : . . | ‘ When Filled fr 7 ~ : . . tot agate 12 Ae (SE ies pouty _ . . . | ea Ee b : . . ” 6094 é “S ealeee Of Prasoamed action ~ UESIGNATICN AS PARTICIFANT-IN.CIA ” - ReTUREMENT Ab iD DISABILITY SYSTEM : 9, GRSAMILATIONAL DUSICHATIONS- H ~ : | OGP/Do0 rr o ; ; a U.S. FLELD es wo ; | URITED states STATION - : Wht. a PCA HONTLULU BAS : 7, Poses 5 rine 12. “rottion suents 3 HFK Desienatron OF EL 715, OCCUPATIONAL state Is. 6tape an9 SP 17. SAjART O8 GATE Va, GaSsTF ANION & 6S tose. fg 16 3 Le 202U5 s [a Gaia YP ERMPLOYEE WILL BE NOTIFIED. BY DISPATCH FROM THE Dif ECTOR OF PERSONS ONECTOR OFC THIS DESIGNATION AND OF HIS RIGHT GF APFZaL TO THE INTELLIGENCE, : 7. wical 498. 8etratMUaat gait i Giranation | 32. (edateriagsO08 DEFERENCE Pp a DAFA {O0E Ops y.0u9 sda7Ic8 OG Vereen sterce LPM E a aenwen cen reek) aESe p27 beeen arene wane Peat bina i] ; va oe _ TE Fete ee i ‘No Previous secret Tic, -- ou, | Cdites . . oa ia Co aon Beeritey ed i AEE 0000 . . yoyo SECRET JOD2 be poy .ue Y + When Fille ta! 1, seed Cue 2 BADE BIST AUT S OLPOLE s . oe 1 Wa) be va Lf dgosy7 [a aatver or Ptasonein actice : Leuricivd oat). Goat oF CunoTRENT ’ | EXCEPTLD APFGINTHENT SEs a ne a oo : 7 CAREER 10 |25164 | REGULAR : : Tar 7. COST (EATER WO, CHANGEABLE) B. CSC OR OTHER LEGAL AGTNORITY Dota ronos B> - - : i wt x awd Bt29 0369 AQAA 50 USC uo3 J | 0 Gacaaizationat pesca tows 10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION 7 BOP/00D ; 4 ce id U, S. FIELO 2 4 . UNITED STATES STATION - oe HONOLULU BASE iONO LULU, riAWATI Ti, positon THe Tr postion Tok nantes aaee ema OFS OFF IceR . (261 - ee is. Ta TTT Th, GRADE aN STEP. SALARY Ow RATE ph. cs O38 LOL” 16 3 ; 20245 18, REMARKS . : ie Th stars qe 18 | 08; 30} 6 3h STPARATIOM + DATA (COE {ows ps 12 ot cope | + waives | MEMUTA INS. COLE at ios. t —- — ae t ARTA bata - 1U seeuaty pss set Tg Rea, xo: % 08 ONE TT EOD DATA); . i RRR | onion | acer catesaey FOU sSURINCE 1"e3 SOCiAL SECURETY 0. Br | peau executeD pootetes jester z iG Neo Previ aa “— rome 40 Vee Brertous SECRET co | (ittetst re . ‘ an sary wd eas WE esta Panes Peveresess (When Filled to) fae Se ™ SECRET “ JGO: $2 MOY GY {When Filled ta) - oer NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION os ~ FSEOIAL MUMBLED 2. Shut jainnairaety 7 . " . oa NGOSN7 | WiEZLER ROBERT P 3, MATURE OF PEASORNEL ACTIOB. ~ CESSTCTIVE Datt |S. CATEGORY OF EmPioUuLnT : _ . . . . eo. oa. " . : RESIGNAT FON (1G PY ,6u- RECULAR 7 | | vor | | roe 7, COM CENTER RO. CHARGEADLE (0. (XC 08 OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY ‘ a fe runos P> - - — . c oF : ay x we 15129 369 .0CNN0 |: : Pp. oxcawizational oesicnations a 16. LOCATION. OF OFFICIAC STATION” ; fe opP/00 a fe oe ee U. S. FIELD ; ‘ . ey UNITED STATES STATION HONOLULU BASE _ © HONOLULU, HAWAII + Ti vosron nie ~ P32, Position ue ESIGMATION — a OPS OFFICER. ee a) 0 = . . V4, CLASSIFICATION SOMEQULE (65, 1S. OCCUPATIONAL. SERIES [ts Gane AnD STOP 7. satan On tate 7 : ‘ , os 1 . a : F jO136.01 16 3 20245 W acrionl Za, Emptor. 7 ce | Cote HST 1G i 7A ATE EXPIRES HO, MA, { Ata CODE Le EDC T IGNATURE OR O7 fone hs9 . Use Previous F162 " Edition ~ 4 ‘ a _ ™” ~ sECHET ~ , ay we JG Gl oh . (When Filled Ind : : Si aD NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 7 SUDAL HUMIC | 2. WARE (UAST-FERST-MI00UQ > | AGOGH? . | WHEELER ROSERT P : >. HATORE OF PERSONNEL ACTION “EHUCTIVE DaTé__| 8. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT - i ; ., nS . - 7 : TA | 16) 64 REGULAR i 7, COST CENTEA WO. CHARGEANLE | 8. GSC OR OTMC® LEGAL UTHORITY i awe 5129 0362 AND] 5M. USC YO3 Vy ~ ‘Pt oneamzationat saa 16. LOCATION OF-CFFACIAR STATION . ~. | ODP/OOD. . ‘US FIELD UNITED STATES STATION So - HOWOLULU BASE HONOLULU, HAWAII . Tr, POSITION TITLE 12. POSITION -NUMEER [e GERVICE OESLORATION - Bd. OPS OFFICER) 7 : icsranw wate is. ta) [i cour Sinai ' af GS . lor 35.01 : 18. ims = atemsetres ] a : BOD [PSs . t Uatee eer eee OUT te, CAREER anton “Feet REALM tasuaa ; ET can pet [er erperrcrrs 7 ESI ind, Conk -_ i ie ity ' Le whese tn seeeice we Use Provigus Vier Editlen = fWheo Fills in’ i 00000 ead GS-13]24/500] ... |... my 1 " i . ADJUSTMENT GF SALARY RATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCHEDULES OF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SALARY REFORM ACT OF 1864 PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED IN THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT OF 1948, AS AMENDED, AND POLICY DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962. SALARY: CONVERTED To RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUAL’ 3 GRADE “AND STEP AS. INDICATED IN CHART BELOW. 7 a . GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964 ° T Per Annum Raies and § Stee Get es ee RY RR SE weet tT 2 Se] a 8 8) Te 8 pa GS~ 1 $3,385] 83 3,500/83,615/$3, aoe 83, 845} $3, 960) § $4, $4,075 |$4,190/ $4,305 $4, 490 _ GB~ 21°3,680 2,805 3. 930} 4,0 4, 180 4305 | 4 14301 4,555; 4,680! 4,805 GS- 3! 4,005) 4,140) 4275 q, th 4,945) 4,630] 4,815) 4,950; 5,085 5.220) GS— .4}. 4,480 4'830 4,780; 4,92 5 089] 5, 230 9,380} 5,530] 5,680 5,830 GS8--5} 5,000 5,165} 5,3g0}. 5, 495, 3,660] 5; (825 9,990 6,155} 6,320) 6,485. GS- 6 5,505] 5,690; 5, 875 6,060 6,245} 6, 430 6 615) 6.260 6,985} 7,170 GS~ 7]: 6,050 6,250) 6,450] 6,650 6,850 7050 12:50] 7,450} 7,650) 7,850 GS— 8 .6,630 6, 850 i, ait0| 7,290! 7,510} 7,730 7,850| & 176! 8,390} 8,619 GS~ 9! 7;220).-7 (865| 4 7,710! 7,955). 8,260] 8, 445} 8,690} 2,925) 9,180) 9,425 GS-10 7,200 8,170; 8, a0 f 8,710 2 960} 9, 250 9, 920) 9,790)10, 060 10, "330 GS-1i 6501 8,945 9,240} 9545179 830 10,125 19, 420,10 71511, 019/11,305 ‘GS- 12/10 10/95 10,605, 10, 960/11 1315 11 07 0112, 025/12,380; (12,735; 13,090 13,445 GS 13 755/14. 179/14, 595/15, 915115,435)15,855 16,626/17,110117 egos: 090/18,580 19, 310) 18, 880/20, 45 EeRer 24,590 13, 335 1. GS-14 14, 190 GS--13}16,460 GS-16/18,935 GS-17/21,445/22, 7295)22,045 14 ‘660! 15. i 50 V7, 030! 17,660} 18/17 at) 19,590/20, 35/235 ,900 18,7 40 21, 555): 24, 445 23,695 1400000 ¢ = SECRET _ . iWren Mlial In} ” . : Le] ia. o a. Z “Ww m ie! ~ lon 42 NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION A SUNTAL NUwaER | 2 NAME (LAST FLOST ROL OGOGN? WHEELER ROSERT F ; ; . h watute OF PLasOMnL acon 4. EFFECTIVE DATS ; 5 Catesoay oF EMPLOYMENT 7 . Lo Creer. o ww : . . PROMOTION (CORRECTION) og; 3q6u! —- REGULAR 2 COST CUMTER WO, OMAR PGC On THEN LEGAL AUTHORITY [sro [pee [Tae etter rates , Powe [kX fawe 3157 1568 no] so use wos y ak OneanaaTiOMaR BaLiGaTTONy ~ oe 71 LOCATION OF ORR Statice: — i 7 . . oa . ; | ODP FE : FE/JKO-TOKYO STATION ; . : _ OFFICE OF THE CHIEF TOKYC, GAFAN * > Fives Tine Ve posites eeue A SeRVITE visigaatON : OPS OFFICER DCOs ” 08 | o . + PAT CASSIFicaTiON SeHTSUTE Ges, UD, ae TS, cecceatinwnl sees Ta, GRADE AND STEP 17, SALARY ON RATE ” — Gs 0156.01 [is 3. 20245 HARES THIS ACTION. CORRECTS FORM 15 CFFECTIVE DATE ns £30/64 AS FOLLOWS: TO DELETE INTEGRATED INFORMATION. . . . CT ACTIONT 2. 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POSITION NUMBER. 3003 1a, CHAE AND SEP 03 4 16 3 ia tienes 1150 EFFECT IVE DATE 03/30, /eu AS FOLECAS: THIS ACTIGM CORRECTS FORA ITEM FI, SERIAL NUMBER, 4 Var iit ar) i; S068 Une Provteua Biswa WHICH READ 560947, To READ O50247,: 14-0000 : ; 7 SECRET an i 28 AUG GY “+ iWhan Tiled tn : NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Cantino Ts (ANCGORT OF UePLorMtaT : ; Ce) a ae : coe 08 | 30) 64 REGULAR 7 COST CEMTEL 90, CHANGEATE [8 GC OR OTMEN LEGAL AUTHORITY 39 USC 4O3 J 1, seaiat ageece 2 NAME LASTS EB OL EY S609N7 WHEELER ROBERT P 3. MATURE OF PLISOMNCE ACTION "| PROMOTION” 5137 1566 nNa0 1a. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STAITOR 9. ORGAMHTATIONAL DESIGRATIONS pop FE a FE/SJIKO ~ ToKYa STATION. OFFICE OF TRE CHIEF . ~ TOKYO, JAPAN 7] ia poiitiow auiance 7 ae To 11, POTION THHE Spo POL ASST IST SEC i __OPS OFFICER "DCGS J 3003 i 14, CEASSIFICATION § SCHEDULE ToS, | (65, U8, ete y Is. OCCUPAYIONAL SE Sfares M4 GRADE ANG STEP 12 SALARY OR wae FSR | 03 1 14gGo GS 0136.01 416 3 2024s 78. rire TOKYO, JAPAN “a naa cor tote Vata ca ; “y [ros bs Data > Fa ic NEAL i NANT t oi SbPawetiON ; “t Ovid (Ube Pe ae Ate Tera vaae. t erenerrrernaae mereverercanrerre teers nr La iy stow — o Te i ron nso Usa Previous = ease agp Bisse) Aint ta comin : on : Or as S&S (Whoa Filed In}! 14-0000 . SECRET . ra . iWhon Filled tn) - _ NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ~ 1 S€Real mueste 2 ARME LS EP EePeseoi ty . N6O2N7 | WHEELER ROGERT P : “T. WATUEL OF PEASONBEL ACTION — ~ [Le aereciive pare Ts. Catt GoRY OF wnat “Com . CONVERS 10M. FROM ron STATUS OB Lest on “REGULAR _ ~ 0 GC 08 Ofnte itcat avinoRiTY _ t Sc HOB Vv +, oneemiTATionaL ousicaaions 7 . ‘ DOP FE . FOREIGH FIELD FE/JKO-TOKYO STATION OFFICE OF THE CHIEF __ ww OKO, JAPAN ; . ; TH, POSITION TIKLE 12, Position Wumde Ta, SERVICE OESICATION ee OPS OFFICER CEO! 3003p 4, CLASSIFICATION SUWTDUCE (65, 18, 5) TS, CRUPATIGHAL SERED | te. GaAOE BaD STEP Te SAUAaY GR RATE ~~ ‘ " Gs | 6125.01 . _1a7o Aas 17°77 1: nS a . é xatianl 20, fen (ape fede { af 28 LO en ne eee 23. 1 LAPRES FOP 5 tebafur oste tu SEPAMATICH SS a) atta epee sa nt _ ; | tres « , Breer ar Tax pe — aot teary 4 * wore ais9 Uae Prersvas Me SECRET 7 rater ae trees a | (Whea Fitled * . 14-0000 WHEELER HOBERT P “049047 [. 4 [$17,210 06/20/02 cs vals| 19 470729) Gos07s04 © Gennes 02d Acthentu otign an) / , 40 EXcCeSS LwoP OF i 4 4 IN PAY. STATUS AY END OF WAITING’ PERIOD spe &. / / LWOP STATUS AT END oF WAETING PER TOD . : CLERAG SNITIALS AUDITED aY ‘ ns) . mn) I CENTIFY ERAT THE WORK uF THE. ABNVE HAMED ERPLOYEE/ Ig OF AN ACCEP TANLe- LEVEL OF COMPETENCE, aap a) t eo 82 22 de SIGNATURE! GNATUREL (6) i. BAAe, eA? & Sere sSatty Li ey Li PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION 4 H if lets Fi 2 var 360 Oe . ae . (ast Ce eee ere eee tse o . ° IN ACCORDaNCE ‘wyTy THE PROVESTONS: OF~ PUBLIC Law B7°753 AnD MEMORANDUM Daten AUGUST 1930s SALARY 13 aDJUSTEp AS FOULcay al i . ‘ OLD Ney NAME os _SERTAL ORGN FUNDS (GAeST — SabaRy = @aLaay WHEELER RORERT e oanea7 45 340 CF 65 45 4 $140095 $176219 i : ii po i . i a 4fue “ir “ok . 7“ | venga? | HEELER RONEST as go aN Bogen ; ° Nw SALARY OAtE aa ss Sie | tose Cone Po 319938 12711786 os 19 a israetud oostared . +P NO EXCESS LLP 77 EXCESS LHOP., 7 7 IN PAY SRATUS ATOEND UF TASTING PER|Ou ; ri ph 7 FIN LHOP STATUS AT END OF RAP TING PERTOU 7 ERK Soo AUYS TED 8Y i OAS § g 2, . Jk oe 3. ee 23 OO : \ PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION Stk. ee vo . - Id Vv . . . : : SECR eet Lee “ 9 (WHEN pial ™) iy 7 . ey To BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE or SOMPTROLLER 3. cwecK one =| 7] wo exciss twor DD srcase woe 8. wuMoER h OF nouns Lwop [IF (xeneg top, enter roomie: . _G- 4a pay status or wireine PERIOD 0 * 10. INTFIALS OF CLERK -| 3. AUDITED DY . (J 1 two STATUS AE ENO oF. wantin Ptaton . : TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL , TYPE OF MCR nn nr AE OFFI : 12. TYPE OF ACTION _ 13. REMARKG CI ones OF use Oo vay AQuuSr went 4. AUDIeNTICATION ~ 2d9GceTe p OUD FROM BHD B22 ETE POSH beta AND. sted. | OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLDER - > (4 ape ii odbc otr Ra ste mene debt awhewecng at VESTAS 6 ~ we " ‘ x ai + ‘ 4 e er. , Pa u a > 14-0000 S NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION od Bs_ 4 SEPT _ 1. Serial No 2. Nome (Last-First-Middto) “TS. 3. Dae C Of MBih ah inch 4. Ver. Pref. ce ae ; ro ae ts Nooo Coast” Me = gh WHEELER ROBERT P . oh 15 sapead a | M Ay. 28 | 7 — 8. CSC Patmt. 79. CE Or Othar Cogal Authority (10° pat. Alfiday | ont Aifdav.1 1, nt. FEGU [72.1 eee . Mo. | Da. Yos. 1 ice : . Ye TRAN Ye. Wes] Code| Mo. | bs YL ¥en [Code] * 08 06 | 42 [NE O USCA 403 v 7 |\ [Noe / og | 28 Ho-212 PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT . [¥& Organizational Designations ; Code.” 75. Locatigh OF Official Station Sigtien Cede DOP FE . ; ; rs “ FE/JAO TOKYO: STATION. Sf DEPUTY FOR’ CPERATIONS SL | OFFICE OF THE CHIEF - R171 FOKYO,. JAPAN 37587 1S. “Boot: at_- Field a 17. Postion Tide TN ~~ 18. Position No. 19. Sore, 26, Oncun, | Sones fen: 2 1Cedel POL ASST IST SEC® \ : Fron oe | | OPS OFFICER a ON | 3936 oo] 0126.¢ on : 21. Grade & Step 22, Salary Or Pate {23. SD° 24, Dat Qf Grdda 125. 5 Bae 5, App : “103 ; 11660 : . Da: ¥e,“4t%o. Da. N Ye” Sf. 15 2 12079 Pl 412115 157 | 06114] Ky45 5 00: \ ACTION — 27. Noture Of Action | Code: BB. Cif, Dato j29. Treo Ot Esafoyea | Cada; 20. Sogurstion Dato | -.” REASSioNweNT 156 N09 F061 59! RecuLaR ‘ io , PRESENT. ASSIGNMENT fbb Or oat Days os Code 42. Laenion OF Oiheiol Station ac poe FE oN ; FE/JAO “ TeKyO STA MON _ PEGA Ss 1850a0 fh Tet SECRET oot 14-D0f00 RUE Lo. _ ty "Scie a3 Pf w (WHEN FILLED IX) t. OMe, netay xo. fae . AME : 1 ASIIGNED TAC, [4 Funes foo. accommenr eg 169967. - | WHEELER RORERT P- DOP YF. = 7/ v-20 | OLD SALARY RATE _.- 7 8. CHECK ONE OF oe excess ioe wal aXCene Lace IF EXCESS LWOP, CHECK FOLLOWING: AY. STATUS AT ERO OF WAITING add P10. INITIALS OF CLERK QO tm LROP STATUS af ENO OF WAITING PERIOD TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL ” PROIECTED BALARY RATE AND CFFECTIVE D DATE. 12. REMARKS SALARY _. : 14, AUTHENTICATION (4) eats 560b : ; ; , SORT PERSONNEL FOLDER, L 14-0000 med a Ban 14, Organizational Designations 166 Dope ts Find | 47. Position Vito ale WOW? fe [Ort Ste CH : Qt. "Grado Stop} 22. Sutary ary Or Rare | 23. (DT je Bal Grades cy hc tier, Mumver : | fn | Yr. . . . 15 t #12770 “{ 4 1 t2 \ 15 ae 06 | Ww 139 B 3700 20 val [54 Vomorts | SUBJECT TO APPROVED MEDICAL CLE! cnet 1 Dato Olah [a Var Brel See J COO : Yr Nowe 'Code | tio. | Os. | fr. WHEELER ROBERT P 40 o8 15 1 es i 41 [09 [28 |52 8. CSC Foi Rotmt. a 9. CSC Gr Other Legal Authority 10. Faget. Ah [ Zo | -POa. aha te Dat 4. i Yes 28 152 2. Nome Cest-first-Middlo) Yet, "Code} No.2 i Snation Codo_ pop FE FI Cl STAFF WASH, O. Ce, 175013 ee 2 e on Zin Ne 1D Son.t | TO, Onzap. fener NS | 3458 6 > las |< 0136.51 ACTION \ 27, Nature OF Action 23. Sit, Date [99. Tyee a Employee. Tendo? 39, Sesornion Daw ; : / “ba. Yr. | \ , REASSIGNMENT AND aporen N ‘ \ a i REGULAR } \ 7 PRESENT ASSIGNMENT aN <— * ‘Ny oa , ~N . cee gene Gari ignations i Coda [3% Lecanon Gt Oticisl Stuon ia piston Cod { | DOP: F . : NO j i Fe/. JAC TOKYONETATION \ 7 | | ~~ i GCPUTY FOR OPERATIONS ae i H : 1 a VERS, 1159a SECRET wae se 19 MAY “MAY 1959 nee nn nena 7 Ae Ta ani ; ERAS, ° ; : 5 Ped so ca] | WHEELER ROGERT F : 15, sop. 1% log. at af 41, CGO pte a Tas Yos-1/Code] Mo, 53 | ¥n ye 1Yeret 09 |23 152 {Ne-8 § Stun Code “ {14. Ouganizational Designations oop Fe FE/JAO TOKYO STATION DEPUTY FOR OPERATIONS OFFICE OF THE CHIEF. Fe Cane Tek a Patition Ti ‘ i “iid - j ji} \s- "| AREA.OPS OFF “1. Grade & Stop | 82. Salary ny Or R Rae Fea. SD A507 is 127707 | N iCaie: 3. Separation Data . ev. Mature OF wa _ | ENTEGRATL CEPARTMENT OF STATE | 132. decuten C1 Cificlal Sednoa un mc rate PQ, vAPAN $2719 AND FSR SALARY OF ANCL THORUWETH. lee 10 Be eae) BY OT. “M STAT ‘AND AL ic . SU ALL SICK AND 160 HOURS ANNUAL LEAVE TOME TRANSFERRED. TO DEPARTHENT OF ATATE. Pony AS "boas a8 14-0000 s. oF 4 | - 7 . SECRET GENERAL SCHEDULE SALARY INCREASE @CTROACTIVELY EFFECTIVE x 12 JANUARY 1958 AUTHORIZED BY.%% Le 85 = 462 AND Oct 7, ‘ows 8). poker Tyee SALARY 2S OF 15 JUNE 1968 ADJUSTED AS FC NAME so SERTAL.. GRADESSTER - OL SALARY. NR WSALARY: Os — MHITELE® ROMERT PB 1EN9N7? —— GESESH1 ST1L,ATO GURDON Hy, STEWART... 73/7 DERECTOR GF PERSONNEL, bo — SECRET ' . ‘ « 3 1 4 Hl 1 ~ ' i " . -! * : . SECRET a | id He sith , ONhen Sted In) . ° v. mT : »_ tute. Vet, Prot 15.3 ~ BI WHEELER ROBERT P Rd) 6 CoC Veit ie SCO Oiber * Coal Autor ye Bie : ° er | - : i . | a i : 3 : 97, Nature OF Action “| PROMQT LON. 12 15 57, | REGULAR i = } ; . PRESENT ASSIGNMENT ; . a “43 Crganizational Designations Cade 39. Location Cf Oilicial Station Station Code ; ; . . : — Fe” oo . . . Vy I] Fl cl Stare _— . $5113 | was, D.C. 75013 fae Th . otitian Tithe: . t : [35. Pondon Noo (PE SATE Oxcup. arias i FocH | 3348. ; ‘ op j39. Salary Or Rate 4S STAT Bars hGiade] 49. PT Dus + 42. Apprenns . i [Ne Oa Yn i 7 | . en 51 5 W610 121153 157 foe 15) 19 s100 = a . : 44. Rosvauks 2 ; a | . . I ae | a ~ : ot | i. aa 5000. Y = . _ £4) te t . SPE AG 1430000 |. Vix RR ES OMG 1. Serial No aac * [31. Organizational Designations F453, SSetict . Say hs SECRET : beg (isin Filled In) m9 _— NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION “"[a_Date OF Binh 4, Yor, tAg.. fea bral aa ve ine] WHEELER ELBERT PO ; . 10 rele le 132 wtat 19, Ce O Other C Patron ity 10. Apat. A va g. Wine Cm Tirade) Teer are ; . tas. | bo. | Yr. Yas 11 Code} Mo: | Da. 08 USCA 407 y 7 : Ne#! lug lea PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT. REASSIGNMENT: WASH 0. ¢, - aE naa Tp ae Ghose OV tw en Cita Saries a5. 7 asics r ihuaber £0 Station Code. O13G.51 14-0000 i 4 4 f oe Bg SECRET && ~ . a) . (WN FILLED Mm > [ore asticaspoecam, [4 runps _V=20 ‘seaste, aed aetna sarintmenl pees WARE : Yh fs. sauce ws WHEELER ROBERT P ; DDP/FE. OLD SALA RATE’ a. | 7. _, NEW BALARY RATE : a . aPrecTiVE Sate . ast arerciive oe a - SALAR* an 2 " Cr Stee op a 56 5 |$119180 Sean De , fee WHEELER ROBERT 9. CHECE GHE HF no evcese wuoe’ ai ictes Leor W EXCESS LEAVE Lacr. CHECH FOLLOWING, , . | ie ees SFatua AE BND os wetting ramon . To. BUTIALS OF cLEae Vi agoites ay js. howaen OF Meus, ies. (U] ev teoe ereron ar daar ante rengs 14, ALIHAN NICATION rie Tbr arg EF or an Tisusy 8 2 0 of PS 00 he Pd, eT oe dak es PERIODIC STEP INCREASE - AUTHENTICATION SECRET fort HONYeg —_—— Jy. PRASONMEL FOLDER 44, fom me 14-0000 Cy) CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENC. unis Loeesgow Coartan on, Tapsens Phepoents mamas . i1vh NOTIFICATION ‘OF PERSONNEL ACTION 7. CIVIL SERVICE va OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY : _ SO-UELA 493 J ren Ops Gtr = Dep Br. a. By-1Ig al 5.0-, $10,965.90 wer ezunia . oo , on "1 10, puoamrzafiowas ‘ortiee of. the. Cates ton : a DEsIGnATiONS - . 4 eapauanrtad : . Lge ba, De : nO . 7] Fitto oA otpanricnvay 12, rin on ore 2 oy Uh DEPARTMENTAL z | ce aot : “h POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION i 1] “10,PoInF | —— new] vice] A [aca] ; a : } 1 Peres Pena a . . . . . 7 . --—b-—. F ia ne ACS ef : a. 80/DI_ aa | : a8 “3G, APROOPAISTION . 2 Vv. enter £9 £8. iC Para 19. ttGAL RESIDENCE \o" ter . : F t . : raga: . . ., rere (Oke sbions Gaur, CJ CLAIMED 0 PROvED ee ee ap t9: 7 Te3135-55~-005 * - , svate: . | : pd U-37G0220 _ om . Pra} - a . a _. -j- 2. pewapns: ‘ a : oe o - oe . Tog a ‘| 3 BOD 99/20/98 f ; ian i MG i _ 7 I 3 ; : i vay TRI or oe aT ——— —— 4, PERSONNEL FOLDER cory oe WY S. GOvemsesny PaLUTING OFFI: tpEe.araoes , — 2 ow 4 7 . _ i) Saftg {Se mo , . ‘ ae . : . : . nie ethene ae ee a 7 = — eranonen eoaw $2 : ay Fayence re - . : Ot one fsa erection, Rae memes eae REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D excep? 68 ond 7 unless ciherwise instructed, ‘W applicable, obtoin resignation and fill.in separation data on teverse,, UNYCUCH ERED Ta ate oF einIM : 2 REQLST HO,” Oct 1925 1 nase (Me. - Miva M Mee. One Siren name, initala) and sirname) ur. ‘Robort Prentiss ime : @ OATE OF RLQUEST 2 NiruRE oF AeTIO4, OCICS ~ € ariterive OMe etrsonan, (Specity wheather appointment, protiotices aegaretion. ota) A PROPOSEO: Reassignuent ; R PORTION (Specify whether establish, change grade or titia, etc.) . : : . . - B. APPROVED: asg 19 MUN 3 So gee ater = 1.0. a) -"BEP-2302-Uy : : “] 8 pence suct, wo G5-0136,51-14. #1096500 P/a ; - * ppp/FE Japan Mission FG a grensinon ; Branch 3/Japan. Base . Deputy for FI = a arr Opera tions Staff - Operations Staff ae Liaison Branch - we ‘Ldateon ‘Section: Memtapouaavens 8 Tokyo, Japan: wan "a = “ |" REQUEST AP, ‘Mauist apeovidpy pS He Gounod Pficar | | chee Te) Signature On CALL (Maine and seiephona etes.0n) | Title: J POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION Teew [vier | La i i - r I fo. sor p10" 1B. DATE OF 2PPOINT- a TiGaL RESTORE MENT APPIDAYITS {ACCESEtOKS ONLY) I (eam iu?) O PROVED pSWATE: Sushi) a ae vow 07307-4 7] mo : I | neni : +2 nitun 08 pépanraewrat | KX nee: in 7 eraareetnra, sDs DI} i Tw reer Saeet same ” " X oes of eurng Je Seana 3 ce a: o£ 0 So PSE s Teams 2 [2] wo axcors 1WOP, Fated extees LWOP oe Bo ofr EF Son oes «atl of Cee te UD FORA MO: 11244—Bovhed. . a : CONF WENTIAL f _Ovcber y 5 Te Loe PY : _ PERIODIC STEP INCREASE Cz @ U. 9. aoverseans mirstrine Oreiee, 19> 8.320090 Ra + ee Ne 4 Sp Me w Nes ee —e ROLEAT Py“ | @. Geode ond polary GSeih.: 0,7 752.00 sor ‘ettotnen CO cote seep noscie Crd volary - A » New wolory “|8105750.00 S10, $65:00 a ss “pavnout CHANGE SLIP — PERSONNE. cory - er’ 7 14-0000 iy ary REPUTE A SE RE a € ; :. GB-0136.51-94, ; 65-0136,51614 99000,00 p/a | 83a oot ina Soe a . 1% ood. 0.0 ; Japan Mission DDP/FE " sgn “. f Deputy! for FI . i Japan: Composite. Unit-=—--* pe - {Opera tiona: gtare - : _ . Liaison’ Section - parp roam $2 wrap. ayuaro or te Lg even (Cee te pear one ae 4 reson "REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION _ REQUESTING OFFICE: “Fill in Hems 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B ond 7 unless otherwise. initructed. if cpplicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse. a ——— A MAME (88 2.—-Mien—Mro.— One given nana, ‘initial, and wurnanse) “2 gate OF out 2 ALOVEST xo qISe © € Di Tre o Mr. Robert P9é WHEELER |. 4 Yot 1915 20 Deo 54 T MATURE OF ACTION RCOUESTED:” ae L trevcrive oatG "175.5 OR Orne A. PROPOSED: LEGAL AUTO! nS PURSONNEL (Specify whether appointment, promotion, meparction ete.) Reassignment ee a Poution (Spealty whether establish, ohange drade os title, eto.) - Mee _ a - ‘B, APPROVED: . , AN 16 1955 “HE US9 . a co Tine an. TO=0 I.0.. (FID Military Elemént.- Office of the ‘Deputy chief Favor Jame —j OLPARTMESTAL ; a LRERARKS (Use reverse if oconsary) {an weadauanrers ; Tokyo, Japan nro on ocpaaracara, [sad 2 erase _t - marenye , . . a DINE mesh ip) ; "oe REOULST Pra oe [Pate a _P Posavaud optsene | Signnturot pg PPP. 2M % FOR AODITIOHAL IHFORMATON CALE (Maine and felephonas attension} 19, VETERAN PRI RONG | writ [” 15. Tie 17, APPROVRIATION * SEX [RACE i “FROM: S55-005 Sans i [2 AL RSIDENCE Y (a CLAIMED PROVED _|seare, ), Yon | M4 Ww TO: at. STAROARD FORM $0 REMARKS : ee! ee URE DATE | REMARUS: ag . . : a cEn. Ga P08. CONTROL a THofss . . C. CLASSIFICATION Er Pe oar ac ; toa ba ge D. er a 5 fe . a ay" cee Cibo 14-0000 Bogle 7 arene st paterine orrrety ine2 . oerera ry aL eploo . 4. fer colts ey ee Teronty eicecel costar whee appepiate) “WHEELIN, Reture | ___ PAY ROU CHANGE DATA ise [ [cross ray [oer [ tax al 9 spocee Gow WOR doing tellveleg ae S.apeee covering & , Parlor 0 eee Po &o. o, eae cope ee won: ’ EY ste econ [WOP, Torat area LWOP_. é fe 8 “ x ae CE two P ont two anf oP ac eine ~f Wt s Se ue LAist of Ciel f : PAY ROLL CHANGE SLIP—reRSONNEL COPY i STANDABD PORHM NO, 1120d—Poriand Form preicsibed by cop Gan, US Now, §, 1450, Ocneral 14-0000 i ' Lh t : i i STANDARD Form sz . ea, ol : OSH oe UN VOUCKERED 4 Fajen eane oy he 08 C78 sande comet Pheet vey rove reason, REQUEST FOR | FOR PERSONNEL ACTION | REQUESTING OFFICE: Fil Fill in Uems 1 through 12 and A rough D eicep? 68 cad 7 unless otherwise inshucted. tt Ppolicable, obta obtain rasignaticn and fil in sepcrotion data o: 19¢ ; “TV @ tate oF ReosEsT LD RAME (Me—Misa~ Afro TSnagihe name, intial, and surname) ry oars tenn 7 ao 7 Mr, Robert P@A/HHELER | 4 Cet 1915 _ 5 red 54 UNE OF acTION REGUESTE — (Canc sin (| es Ga orea : A PROPUSLO: L ry earuRe ie Action REQUESTEO: A PERSONNEL (Specily whether appointment, ‘ promotion, reparation, oe) CEGAL AUTHOR: ; Reassignnent . w Feb 1954, “TR PouTIoN a (Speolly whether outebtieh, ohange grade or title, ate.) : ~ L B, APPROVED: . : . Fie <8 1954 iii 7.0, Toad Soy. [Senate | 0. (FT) BFFA59 O83 £9800. co Gf a grrmee ane eto €8-0136, 51-14 t96004 co w/a - DDP/FE_ : | re Seams. Japan Composite: Unit, : a ree a Sane. --. Military Element eS Sama - Office of the Deputy Chief i: a - Sane ; Tokyo, Jepan - Meaooouaros fj Beme oo Ano” . =] oeeaarisentay . n rvo'te pavverervin, | Z Fad LL ee OL A REMARKS (Use tererae I neoresarr) : . . ‘ Pal & mEQUESTEO OY (Narng and title): . . +R BLQVEST APPROVED BY | 47" re [Sere Ce CLENESCALS™: at Signature: ee Sart a en rr GC. FOR AGOITIOMAL [HFORMATICN CALL (Name and telephona oxtonsion} Avis Me Tellacknony #332 FE, Pergonnel Officer a HCE _ : I well ‘Ornen none is PT; 17, APPR RGPREATION 2 3135-$5-005 (143-9) Yao FROM TET NETIag GA SIGHATURE | CATE oR eT Ott yen | Pema s¥, 14-0000 REQUESIING OFFICE, - Fill in treme, 1 throegh 12 ond A through D except 6B and 7 wren otherwa inatructed. W ‘applicable, obtain resignation end fill in ‘Separation dota on raverso. re Gator main Cd atom von name, iow Hobert Peontiss Ctrrtenre one & raovanto; "a APPROVED: JUN 7 1953 & Posrioa NTU AnD ace n 0 srore eage ann | m cacinzarigeay” . GatwnaTions _ ei . a ; . fr it . : “4 ouun ab. — MMAING (Use reverso ll nooernary) oe APPROVED ay FL GARTER CREVICE: BQARO tho Sal! 28 Sopt We mt: MAY 21-1953 Kae 7 D Blavist arehoyie Sethglece— pen een =< —| Signature: S GOx deta 13 Foes, 32, 20. , Fraar JCU, ORG foam Glot 1, Agency ond organizational designations CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY: 5 Employee's faine (and soctal security account number when eepropriate) MEVEITR, Robert 2 pentisa’ 6. Grado and salary ao 65 = 14 HET PAY - 12, Prepared by Su &/7/53 Th. Ausited Y j 15, Dale tat 1. : equivalent 20. . id acfnregse PSH e96c0__ {$3 ogists wit ieee ng LG! 6.x OP ce ry at e Perioe(st: Q PP No rtacs AWGP, Total eveaas LHOP SANTA FORE HG, Tada —Hes a Form prescribed ty Comp. & u Hiov, 3, 1950, General R495 TOLANT IN De OU, S$. GUYERNMENE PRINT SITIGE 195) 975783 14-0000 eS Co ba SECRET a ‘on shl 3 f te : CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION | pat Via agi [a en TATE. ’ | us July 1952 . WHEELER, Robort Prentisp “WATURE OF ACTION ° ” Ureceme tare ee : ‘ Excepted Appointment eo s , _ 23 Sopt, 52 . . rear gg veered at eee mane Trg. « 7,0. . >| craoe ano SALARY OS—Li, 89600 i — j } : orricg : a a Be Japan Coaponite” a | oRANCH es Se . oe OF Tent, Shot fl } 7 . oe os : - : a - - , ™ - QEFICIAL, STATION . ‘ oe oerepeer i i je J Execute. i aati, = .o ah i Ce tae | 5 . . i : ves / fo To! i POST DIFFERENTIAL: | ANTHORIZED. IN AvcOnOAKCE Wit Acenicy ACGULATIONS hs c . : re i i aH oF OFFICE AND Wo-STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTEO On an: i : H SeCUKITY CLEARED ON we, : ~ ; ovenstas AGREEMENT SIGNED rere et i i CATERED oN Hour a Atte V, Loe a /. As 64 IDS vee , LY ; “SEOD of fs.5fory_ (\ LP (2, rf LL : Ae Db ol »-¥fs Pod , é 4 i . Leth, Keo PTET ECS Sing Lod | : ? : “ : . ; ‘ Request aubjoct bet processed againet Japan, Composite Unt by OFC Team Slot 917 . | ml (.0., os-14), Porsonnol No. 27s Thiy action supersedes request for appointment dat ed 2 Hovembey 1951. Rosubgltted in accordance with JACO 0106 (IN \25330), dtd 30 Jun 52; # Aca AB520 (OUP 88734), dtd 7 Jul 52; JAC) OLLy (IN 17577), dba} July 520, 9 ee fn Requsdt that Bubjectta security clearance befheld open ‘to Permit hin to ; . | BOD ofa 1 Sept 52, vo - - / aN . feos , ao = OPS Poa, eee be Oo bg te pen tog Alltot, 43739 . Pew Ay SP of : ar ne 37-1 - Stee PBEGRET ATION Neoeter we cece nomena 14-0000 officfat Position Title: Current Station: Type of. Report:. ee Annual. | Reporting Period: .°.. ~ 1 April 1972" -"8 Hay iors & May 1973 MEMORANDUY IN LIEU OF FITNESS’ REPORT - FORM - Robert P. _ Wheeler (060947) Name: Date of Birth: = | 40/04/18 Sex: oe a _ ; Malo . Grade: | , * 68-17 SDP . : D , Headquarters During the ‘past reporting period Mr. ‘Wheeler -has “- geryed bis first full year as Chief of the newly-created 'Nonoffictal ‘Cover Affairs” Division. He has worked hard and long to improve and simplify the procedures through’ ' which we - recrult, train, and deploy our nonofficial cover | . personnel, ~ He has ‘Aden tified accurately the bureaucratic . ‘roadbiccks that stand tn the way of our efficient use- of ‘nonefficial cover. and. Lf. he has not succeeded in removing. . these barriers he has fnade somé progress. His- entHusiasin - for the job and his belict that 1t can be done have heen. “invaluable during a formative perlod, and his performance -on the whole has’ been a strong one. . \ Cro Vy Ca ee Cord Weyer, J Associate Deputy Director for Operations “al have neted this report: ad AGL “ dae cog ay van ) ‘Robert P, “neeler - Date ; ree : ; - E 2 IMPDET -.— CLY 008103 © Ops Officer - stat Chieg 208 14-0000 “Fitness Report — Robert P. Wheeler . ma oo, o- i COMMENTS OF pevipeane OFFICIAL: Cpweuy C4 . Ly "Cc. elo 4 | 2 A ; ( ! ALA KL, , Deputy Di f CR-A-€ we 2 JUL S73 pate . |. WE. Colb : i j : i ! : ships with ie, > SESRET 30 May 1972 " MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT FORM Robert P, Wheeler (060947) Name: Date of birth: 10/04/15 Sex:. . , ‘Male | - Grader. 5. GS-17 Official-pozition title: -. ©. ‘Ops Officer + Staif Chief. , Current station: cs Headquarters _ Type of report: oe Annual | , Reporting period: 21 March 1971 - 31 March 1972 ; During the first part of the reporting period, Mr. Wheeler served as Chicf, Missions and Programs Staff, and on 17 January i972he aseumed his néw duties as Chict, Non-Official Cover Affairs ~ ‘Division, As Chief, MPS, Mr, Wheeler effectively supervised the . important planning and budgetary functions: of that office and under’ his leadership the Clandestine Service has, considerably improved “jt programming presentations to the 7th flear and, due to the effective staff work and Mr. Wheeler's guidance, the atea divisions have been largely relieved of the many questionnaires and inter- ventions with which they were once plagued, : Mr. Wheeler took over his new. duties ag Chief, NOCAD with enthusiasm and his wide field experience. and good elation= the area divisions should in the ‘future bring ubout-a rauch more secure and imaginative employment of out non-official roe - %y bart) eae 14-0000 + { i : cover personnel, Unfortunately a heart attack during the past ; a , "year slowed Mr. Wheeler down for a while but he has made a ; : : : good recovery and his performance on the whole has been very 2 2. _ : : i i i Y strong. : bo Ps . Cord Meyer, J 5 an ; , : : _ : - Co, ; ae . Assistant Deputy Director ‘for Plans” _ . 2. | Lhave. noted this, report: : eo Fee ~ . Beha ; a ; ~ _ sfrofon. - “fiber P, Wheeler SO Cos : Date . : i : Comments of reviewing official: > : } 2 -. Thomas H, Karamessines . Deputy Director for Plans 2d . i . . : 2 . i CAME r 14-0000 a a ne AS Rac iM asd | — wn \eeeaetndial ‘Officer. whe is retiring at the end of February 1971... © ‘ “knowledge, and . He has been vs " coordinalé dhe activities of headquarte _ thinks7and (alks se officers who. taking their -cue from hi 16 February 1971 MEMORANDUM FOR:. Director of. Personnel SUBJECT: Fitness Repert (Special) - ; : . ' Robert P, Wheeler 1. This memorandum 4s submitted in‘ lieu of the. Fitness. Report ‘form to-cover the performance of Mr. Wheeler from t March 1970". through February.1 971, It is submitted as_the final repo rt of the Rating. 2) Mr. Wheeler's outstanding chaactertstics are-his integrity and total dedication to the continuing upgrading of management within the CS ata] levels. By background. interest and training: by service in OPPB, by full-time participation in the Federal Executive Instituto; "and by his abiding determination to instill oliiers with 2 similar will for’ perfection within. the CS, he has made 2 valuable contribution to the Missions and Programs Staff (MPS).and to the Clandestine Services. _ §, As chief of the Program Review Panel he has chaired the hearings ef the various divisions with a great degrec of sensitivity and } has upgraded ihe quality and: substance of those hearings. ‘specially beipful in those instances where divisions haye “as in the development of new and ened lo simplify control and to zs elements and field stations, proposed new approaches, 23 well as. effective nuvnagement techniques de 4. Mr. Wheeler is 2 natural leader, bright and original, His is a cxeative mind, and Sinovative. He is articulate, rational, and quentiaily. He nas demonstrated clearly his ability iasm And continuing effert en.the part of his subordinate rare thoughtful, energetic and wre - His officers demonstrate very ‘high morale and great to instill ent! hard werking, enjoyment and satis{netion in their work, a Fea OF. ae pee . oF e “le ab. 14-0000 Ei ane teint teal cate cer ante tare anne ee # ate . elements comprising the Clandestine. Services: ae . . ry ae | 5. Mr, “Wheeler also has the gilt ef being : ‘able. to absorb rapidly and commit te paper accurately and quickly, a characteristic and asset of his which has much to commend it, . 6. He has been a superb deputy, acting in this capacity in my absence. He-has excellent ree all, is a gifted administrator, and has introduced: a‘nimber of procedural changes that have increased MPS: effectiveness. He has been effective in dealing with OPPB and in par- ticipation in the. briefings. of Office of Manazgeinent and Budget (OMB). personnel, He is very cost conscious and has made several suggestions resulting in the saving of hundreds of thousands of. dollars. Mr, -Wheeler has always. enthusiastically accepted assignments to pancis designed to upgrade the quality. of various. trouble aréas,. thie latest. being: the search- ing look into the nonofficial cover situation within the. cs, . . 7, Mr. Wheeler is a seatching individual who is” totaily com- ; mitted to the Plans Directorate and has thé high” régard of most of the : “8: Ast have ‘previously. reconimerid Q I balieve Mr. Wheeler . would: make an: “outstanding Chiéf of the Missions and Programs SAIL. Susy oo - Rarer Stein. Le ‘Chief,’ Missions and Programs. Staff I have noted the above report: sry A , os /. 3 AP Lil — BYESPL. Rober Robert. 1: Wheeler ‘ — Bale LOL Reviewing Oficial: (aan fore Sarees” \ . : . . = Shy CORUM er, can sean 6 Assistant Deputy Dir ector far Pia ANS ete “SECRET 9 February 1970 _MENORANDUN FOR: Director of Personnel: SUBJECT: =. —s- Fitness Report (Special) - ; ‘Robert P. Wheeler oG6 vq 516 - MES — wp) _ — le This memorandum is sibmit ted An lieu of the. Fitness| Report ‘form to. cover. the performance. of Sk. Wheeler from 1- ‘April 1969 to. February 1970, ft is. submitted: as a Special ‘Fitness Report to serve -as the finat report of the: Rating — Officer who As retiring. at the send, of February 1970. : “2. ” And, Prograns.. ‘Staff, “Mr. “Whe 8 .responsibie. for; inter | alin, I aison, except: on budgetary matters, between the CS .and OPPB; installing the Planning, Programming and Budgeting System" (PPBS) within the CS; advising wnd assisting CS com- ponents in the preparation of Operating Directives and the program portions of the’ annual Operating: Progran response; chairing theo Program Review Panel; preparing and for. coordi-~. nating special studies and Surveys of Operational programs; preparing DDP responses to requests of the Executive Director-Cenptrolier on CS. programs , e@he.; and, as” required, ‘advising CS components on those roquirenents ot ‘the PPBS that need to-be addressed in CS documents requiring ae or Executive Director-Comptroller action. J. In carrying out the Above stated functions My Wheeler has continued his superb performance in the “field of: management. His unusual dedicntion and sensilvie approach to ants enthusiasm for ¢ the- ‘tenet of PPBS have eon tribace Jjanensely te the system's: installation in the Clandestine Service: His energy, logical reasoning and sincerity, have infected hiS numerous contacts within the CS and are goals which his officer- ubordinates are stviving to attain, Wels s0 strong in his ideterm nation thac xood “management vill prevail 4 ati ‘components of the CS that he - he Pro fun: Group (PRG), of the Missions” 14990000 ae ea SECRET has nover passed up an opportunity informally to discuss PPBS, to -lécture at formal courses and to assist the DDP/ TRO in his exhortations for management training. He has been a strong leader ax Chairman of the Program Review Panel and. supervisor of his subordinates. He has been Outstanding in his. ability rapidly to eather facts and — produce a document in. response to program and management .Querics lévied on MPS. His wide CS expericncee, affability, sincerity:, intelligence and dedication to the missions of the Agency, aYl of. which have continued tobe {n evidence durtag the reporting period, make Sr. Wheeler, in the So ee or bea Deeb WLM Michael Gs Mitchell. Chief, Missions and Programs Staff I have noted the above report: cc ete * ? Loss are — Robe a \ C0 ene a te Fab ye Cord Meydr Assistant Deputy Dire pinion of the Rating Officer, one of tho CS’ most valuable : 14-0000 iain £ ¢ | reenate eee mem ncneees ee vie ite gt oe sO geerer DPR CIFIC HUTY NO. 2 . : . . Aa TING . . . Lerricy 7 : ~ (When Fitted tad EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUM@ER | FITNESS REPORT . 060947 SECTION A : GENERAL _ | ao MAWE , ft.wet) (Piet) (Al ichS te) . pa DATE OF DIRT 13. 5EX 4. ORACE 5.30 Oct, 1915 | M GS-16 | -p .Orrv vive ae OF ASDIOHME MT ie. CURRENT STATION DDP/MPS/PRG Hqs _ WHEELER, Robort P. © OFFICIAL FOBITION THTKG : Ops Officer. REATIIGNMENT 8 RE ASHONMENT CiPLOVER @PORTING PERIOD (Fran to) ch_-1969 a _PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Wate ‘Performance ranges from wholly incdequote to slightly fess thon eatletectory.” A rating in this Sotegory requi y . positive romedial oetion. T! ture of the actlon could ronge from counseling, 'to lurthor-waining, ta pl probotion, to lgnmont of to eparstion, Describe actio tohen of proposed In Secttan c a : ‘Me Adequate Peilérmonea moots al! requirements, ft le enti : or. thoracterlzod neither by deficiency nor” a ve excellence ‘oe ee “ . : . ces . Porfotmonce is more thon totl sfsctory. Dosirod.tosulta ara being produced in @ proficient manner, inco 1s cheroctertiod by oxcomional profletency. oe Sete y 1880 exceptional In ralation to requirements of tho work and Ini comparlsan:te tho porformancé r } 10; waffont apecial focogainoin =. 7 _ S$ fereng.. Por forma _ SPECIFIC DUTIES” Liot up to six.af tho moet Important Spocitic-dution porformed during tha eating perlod, Insart rating letter which bost dascribos tho | 1 omployoa Porforms EACH apocifie duty. Conaider ONLY effectiveness In porlornance of that duty. All omployeos manner in ’ sosponsibiiitios MUST be roted on thale obiity to suporvite (lidtcure muabher of omplaypoe auperviaad). SPRCIFIC aurry NO. . ; ; ; ” : ‘ SEE ATTACHED . . rene sen nee . _ - . HATIFQ” SPECIPIG OUTY tio. 8 . : : . - LeTTaR |. DER nt ee SPRCIRIC DUTY nO, 4 , : 1 . RATING SPRCIFIC OuTE AOS ; LETT#A . - Aa TING | ‘ : Letren baw oo : - ne, SPRCHIC Duty. 4 - Or : OVERALL PERFORMANCE IH CURRENT POSITION. . : —— oS — ir imemnmeenen STIRS Tobe Ints oecount ovr thing ghout th Ployoe which Influences hie altoctiverces in hie eurtent posittan such at pore | LET NGA formance ob tpecific duties, grofuctivity, conduct on job, cogperativenena, pertinent ferscncl waits of hobdits, and porticulss timitstions or tulants. Duced on your knowledge of employds “overall performance dur 2. the rating period, place the lattes ic the rating toc forresponding to tha statenvan? which moat accurately coftecte his tovel af postormance. “ ~~ Gare ” Sutrerd ta orem! FeRY 45 ves exe vious gorricne SECRET ss | one 14-0000 ete cenmee a nee cetera aH . PRG, Mr. Wheeler fs fs résponsi on non- budgetary matters between the cs and OPER: -in- SegRET 7 APR 1969. - MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel ‘SUBJECT: = * Fitness Report (Annual) - _ Robert P. Wheeler 1. In compliance. with HR 20-20, this memorandum is submitted in lieu of -Fitnéss Report Form 45 covering the performance of Mr. Wheeler from January. 1968 ° to 31 March ' 1969, 2, In late, 1967 it was, determined that: Mr Wheeler ae would: be ‘¥ea ned in June 1968" tro, the off’ _ Planning; Pr. ogramaing. and Budgoting™ (OPPB) - to. the. Missions and Prograis Staff (MPS). “Under an ‘arrangenént with. the — ‘ Director of PPB, Hr. Wheeler was lent to MP3 on 1 January 1968 for the purpose of preparing hizself to assume the functions of Chief of the Programs Group (PRG) in MPS. - Accordingly, what follows covers the period of the loan, from .i.January to 31 June 1968, and the. period as chief, PRG, from 12 June 1968 to 31 March 1969, : : 3. From'1 January to 11 June 1998, During tho period of Toan to YPS,. Yr. Wheeler undéerstudted the then. Chief of PRG, acquainted “himse Lt With all Group files and responsibilities, attended thé Advanced Management (Planning) ‘Seminar and. performed numero ad hoc tasks assigned him by C/HPS. ~~ He ‘prepared ninseif for the new. assignment and performed the-ad hoe tasks agsigued with such dispatch, enthusiasm and inkelligence as to augur well for the future. No minor task vas tco menial; every -Miajor task was readily accepted aa a chailenge. Tn short, “nis preparation for the new position goon to be assumed left little to be desired on the part of the Rating, Officer, 4. From 12 June 1968 to 31 March 194 As Chief of bre for, in inter s alia, Liaison stalling the Planning, Programming and Budgeting ‘System. {PPps) within the CS: advising and assisting CS components in the. preparation of Operating Directives and the program “..PPBS, Ho has -preparéd. tiimse] ' ship of the.Program Review Pai : tober yneeler . AAO Reviewing Official Oru _ Kenistans Deputy Director for Plans any “SECRET portions of the annual Operating Program responses: chair- ‘ing the Program Review Panel; - preparing and/or coordinating special studies and surveys on operational programs; and, as. required, advising CS components on the requirements of PPBS that need to be addressed, in CS documents requiring DCI or Executive Director- -Comptroller action, ; 5. In carrying out the functions enumerated in para- f@raph 4, above, Nr:: Wheeler. has displayed drive, initiative, enthusiasm and understanding. He has pushed within the CS on those- concepts of PPBS that are considered applicable to an intelligence organization. and has argued with -OPPB against forcing the CS to apply those concepts which are *. not considered: to be applicable. “Ne has worked diligently, ; alone and With. the assistance .of: the. DDP/TRO, to spread throughout the CS an understanding of the why and how of well: for” and. has exercised ndling of the chairman on the actions of which -he has, ‘brought. to bear his .ex riences in ‘OPPB. Hé has ~ given: ‘unstintingly. of his’ tino to lecturing at Agency: : management courses. when’ ‘requested. “Although he understands the need for flexibility in the CS, he has to be ‘slowed_ sound: judgment: and tact in t ‘down at times so anxious- is he to make the CS the best “managed directorate in the:Agency, His sincere interest “An good management has made him and the two senior officers he ‘supervises cost conscious. This affable, consciéntious,’ dedicated, highly experienced, “Antelligent employee, who - already has Riven evidence’-of a.-Strong performance, i8.a pleasure to collaborate with and R valuable asset to MPS and the. cs. . oe 7 ban ehael’ ao int? Mirae G. Mitchell Chief, ‘Missions and Programs ‘Staff I have noted the above report: _ LAP Ule _ Dede e9. | nt coal (A bate ae \i gc? ebbnal 14-0000 . “sy i . CONFIDENTIAL “| we (When filled in) oe "TRAINING REFORT _| ADVANCED MANAGEMENT (PLANNING) SEMINAR (50 hours) 3-69 1 . ™ 7 . ————— 7 , Student —s:_—- Robert P, Wheeler — Dates of Course : 17-22 March 1968 Year of Birth: 1915 — ee Office © Ls mps: Grade sss 16 ; ' Service Designation D ECD Date : September 1952 No, of Studentsa .: 36 COURSE OBJECTIVE: ' Course objective ‘is to increase individual effectiveness on-the-job by ~ developing better understanding of planning as a managerial ekill and by -— Providing familiarization with the Agency's overall planning system, -- , The course seeks to meet this objective by: a) Providing an overall and -- systematic framework for managerial planning; b) identifying and analyzing : basic atylos of planning; c) covéring selectéd techniques useful in planning; a) providing an orientation on the PPB syatem in uae in the Agency and ; Federal Goverament; and by e) ‘permitting feedback to studente on their personal planning styles as revealed during course exercisea, ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only, No attempt was made to evaluate student achievement in this course, FOR THE DIRECTOR CF TRAINING: Chief Instructor te. 28 MAR 1960 - Date : , . CONFIDENTIAL (When filled in) Yg-00000 4 mee eee eee ~ . view of Mr. Wheeler's transfer to-the Missions ‘and Programs Stat 7 MAY 1958 ~ SERET zm FY ener 1968 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT © SUBJECT: . Mr. Robert P, Wheeler, GS-16, O/PPB, So ‘Employce Serial No. 060947, D Career Service REFERENCE: _ HR 20-20c(2) lL. In accordance with reference, this memorandum is submitted — in lieu of a Fitness Report (Form 45), ‘This is an annual: report but in DD/P, in January 1968, it covers only: the. peri iod April 1967 through. December 1967, . , 2. Mr. Wheeler's assignment as Program Analyst involved: (a) reviewing and evaluating Agency activities, principally covert action. programs; (b) participating in special in-depth studies of aclected Agency. activities; (c) preparing the Covert Action Program Memorandum for the Dir estor' $ appreval and submission to the Bureau of the Budget; ‘(d) keeping abreast of Agency plans, programs, and progress toward defined objectives; fe) providing ypeneral staff assistance to the Director/. PPB in implementing the Agency planning, programmiing, and bidgeting system; and (f) preparing speciat presentations and correspondcice for- the Office of the Director’ 3, During the yoar, Mr. Wheeler participated in a survey by the Inapector General of Agency proprietary organizations, - He contributed significantly to the study. In addition, he was the Office monitor for at- least two studies for the Bureau.of the Budget. 4. My,. Wheeler was the e principal analyst assigned to the review of the Agency's Covert-Action Program, He reviewed Directorate . program plans and proposals, identified issucs to be raised with the Dircelor, and prepared a Program Memorandum for the Director's approval which presented Agency Covert action plans‘and programs for the next five years. eg 14-0000 : Strong. - “—'=“g “Thia report was not Shown to Mr: t4 5. Mr. Wheeler's long operational experience, extensive.contacts throughout the Agency, and exceptional writing ability have contributed to the realistic appraisal.of progratns and plana and to their effective presentation to the Director and to the Bureau of the Budget. Mr, Wheeler is effective in dealing with other clements. of the. Agency and has con- ‘tributed uscful suggestions for-improving operations and analysis. In sumniary, Mr. Wheeler made a significant contribution while in the _ Office, In view of the similarity in functions between the two organizations, ~* L would expect this contribution to be carried forward to ‘his new assignment, | 6. I rate Mr. ‘Wheeler's over-all performance during tho period as 7; Mr, Wheeler had no aupervisory responsibilities. ° Wheeler because of hig... earlier transfer to another Agency component... 0 “en We ean _ : Gene R. Koontz < , a an Chief, Program Analysis Branch ye yp. PPD/O/PPB ote Bhat, aypstd ta Pie. (abut ye Reviewed ny FOE RL UE Z75 4 tll geoccpnid Ds | Cinrits Me. " Goa tle AL iad MAK Levu Cs MPS, . o : to f / pf: é Me CGA LE f ref ning ant Prog poise Division, O7PP3 Chief, = ‘ - 2 mane - ae Seb q ch f 14-0000 -aclivities. Mr, Wheeler has been quit planning, : oy ay Wl hy - —— 11 AR 1967 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT |: Mr. Robert P. Wheeler, GS-16, O/PPB, Employee Serial No. 060947, D Career Service REFERENCE: HR 20-20c¢(2) me , " j an] : , . ot . an : - . le In accordance with-refe rence, this memorandum is submitted | in Heu of a Fitness Report (Form 45), This is an annual report and covers the period 1 Auguat 1966 through 31 March 1967, ; . : . 2. Mr. Wheeler's ansignment as y Progratn ‘Analyat involves: {a} reviewing and evaluating Ageficy activities or progranis, principally in the areas of clandestine colection and covert action; (b) participating. in special in-depth studies of selected Agency activitica;. (c) preparing Program Memoranda for the Director's approval and submission to the Bureau of the Budget; (d) keeping abreast of Agency plans, programs, and progress toward defined objectives; (c) providing gencral staff assist ance to’the Director/PPB in iniplementing the Agency PPB Bystem. and (f) preparing special presentations and corre spondence far the Office of the Director. 3. ‘Mr. Wheeler has many years of experience in clandestine both at Meadquatters and in the field, This operations and administration, sing Age ney experience has proven to be of great value to this Office invasse: to seé the udefulness of the new programming, and budgeting concept as a tool far assisting man- agement at all levels inthe Agency. He has enthusiastically 5 supported the development of a system adapted tp Agency needa and has made significant contributions toward this end. 4. Currently, Mr. Wheeler is participating in three stadies ‘of Ageney ‘activities: an Inspector General burvey of Agency proprictary organizations and two studics which were requested by the Buceau of the Budget--Agency use of communications media for political- psychological ~ programs and Agency air capabilities at twa selected facilities. In addi- : tion, Mr. Wheeler is in the process of preparing a Program Memorandum for the Director's approval which presenta Agency Covert Action plang and programs for the nest five years, SEone] 14-0000 cep c . wa Ce iths om . . . . * ~ ' : 5. Mr, Wheeler is effective in dealing with other eclernenta of the Agency; he writes exceptionally well, has many useful ideas, and is most couperalive. Hia vast first-hand knowledge of operational problems ‘permits realistie appraisal of operating plans and proposals, In summary, Mr. Wheeler “has made a definite contribution during his eight rnontha in this Office; and we expect this contribution to continue in importance. 6 as Strong. ~ 7% Mr Wheeler has no supervisory reaponsibiljties. ate Mr. Wheeler's over-all performance during the period » "Gene R, Koontz” Chief, Program Analysis Branch ‘PPD/O/ PPB Shown to-cmployee: 4) ok LO AR fS . Robert PP. Wheeler . oe . (date) Reviewed by: , anning and BF fayramming Division, O/ PPB f(date)- . . . o, . on wert foun one co Our # . 0 7 —s ae Your ; da Cee Fa gpupigtateres Fee "behets et bee hen o . ee ran a geste ele gots —, : : . . oe oe Ae Cee ee cee: Se Concur: Afr. Wheeler has provided Strong support te.the functions of this office and contribuies materially to value judgments of covert activities. . . John M, Clirke ; Dircétor/PPB ¢ 12 April i967 14-0000 ce | a ae 7 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT nai Name: ae os ty . , hee " . 4 Cf 4 ‘ Date of Birth: 10/04/15 Stent a” . - Sex: Male ~ _ me _ Grade: ¢8-16 SD: OD. ‘ Official Title: ~ Chiet of Base ‘ : » Assignment: | . DDP/DOD/USS - i “Current Station: Honolulu, Hawait. Appointmont;.. 9 Career . ‘Reporting Period: 1 April 1966-15 August -1966 ~Report: , Reasaignnent Supervisor ; te . Reassignment Employee Co ee one ¢ : Ds i! : During tho past four months Subject has been in Honotu'l . : only a few weeks becauso of a TDY assignment to Headquarters, : nnd has now been reassigned. There are no grounds for rating his performance. : , . | CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS Se _ bY EMPLOYER . . Date: ; Emersen T. LEASKIS a ; BY SUPERVISOR ‘Menths under my supervision , an . 19 months . 45 . . . stew feat 6 - Date: 5» AUG 1560 Lo cos /us - Harry 41. Rositzyb BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL... ae a . . Concur. : *. eo tae ae ' me ae 2 ! ce , ‘ = 2° Ml C Tt / : . ee at) Ove se H Date: , 36 - . Le ees ate 8 August 1966 Rea c. Traqy-Barnes | a . L Scuar . . . x i ¢ 14-0000 WeTPREDS . \ oy ne E~ C+ “R-E-T - (When filled in) MEMORANDUM FOR: Chet, Transaction: & Records Banc n/oP FROM: . Chet, External Training 8. anch/8S/TR su BJECT: . “Completion of External: t. aining: : 26 Fs00 4 This: ts to advise-you that__WHEELRRY Robert Po traunung. request #_ 8-179) 2 _attended thé following external training program: COURSE: INSTITUTION; _Civil. service Conaissioa “DATE: - ~ 1B-19 August: 1966 GRADE: _ _None : - ‘ aa De ol g cd _ FOR THE DIRECTOR’ OF TRAINING: Attachments: Greda Report Cartificata of Gatlafactery/Successful Completion — Cartificate of Completion Roster of Participants Training Report by Institution Training Report by Student hide tt -None — Other: | ——- GROUP 1 excluded from automatic downgrading and Gaclassification BeEoC~eR-E-f (When filled in) 14-00000 _ 3 a SECRET ~ Ny {Bhan Filled En) REPORT OF TRAINING AT HON-CIA FACILITY (Forward Original and One). Frou: Robert P, Wheeler OFFICE: O/PPB DATE 3 34 August 1966 Oates OF TRAINING 10 : Director sf Training ATTH =: Registrar/TH.— [UMROUGH: Training Officer Zz. t. FACIRGTY ATTEeses uscsc 18 & 19 Auguot 1966 NAME AND OLSCPIPTION OF PPOSrAW Executive Orientation in PP&B fa Yous THATWInG rT . To get-a broad introduction to the concepts of PPBS and to learn what some other non-military elernenta of the Executive Branch are doing with the PPBS. . a. Tdontity any Suratending speakers so aniariew ti paginas VhieVoder o> ice end thode spond the fopics ae area ul (nat euctional competune a. , I thought that from:a- broad, ‘general standpoint the orientation. was worthwhile - but that far more BOB partictpation would. have enhanced the: program greatly. There was too much of.!'we think thia 4a what ‘BOB means" and too ‘ttle. of _ - BOB saying “thia le what we mean", I found the movie presentation of Dr. Ey S. Quade's spéeech-terrible because of inept projection, faulty audio equipment, . Vand, Out-of-place music. Dr. Quade had a message and fortunately the cse : plansera Tmist have known their film waa inadequate, for we were provided with the written text. Outstanding possibly because he atood out go far in comparizgon to the others wae Mr. Peter Szanton from BOB. Dr. Adams from the University of Maryland wae quite good and Mr. Greenhouse of VA was one | of the few sthera who. really seemed to kuow whet he. was talking about beyond {inmediate low to medium level parochial application, “pit _____ Robert. Br itheclen 5 15 appl leabiay ( oP Personnel far tr receipt of this Feport, with attact Porvarded to the Office 3 2 (36-49) 14-0000 ‘3 3 ere WD Sor MEMORANDUM IN LLEU- OF FITNESS REPORT we CEO7F? At Name: Date of Birth: Sex: Grade: sD: ee Official Title: Chief of Base Assignment: 7 ppP/pop/Uss : Current Station: . Honolulu, itawaia . Appointment: . Carcer . Te OS Oo : Reporting Period: 1 April 1965 - Si March 66-0 : . . 1, During the past year it has clearly emerged that, the we ns _: Honolulu area’ offers very limited opportunities. for ‘CS, vpera- a - tional action. The main target.of-a Honolulu base, as originally... . - gonceived: by FE-Division, ‘was the Kast-West Center with its) Gye? . . large number of Asian studonts. Although, during thé 1964-65 © : “neademic year several prospective candidates for. the WUENVOY _ program Wore assessed and one recruited, political developments pn in Southeast Asia prevented the arrival of any ‘students. at the Centor .from the priority Southeast Asian countries: Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, ; : . ; 2. It is against this perspective that Subjeet's performance during. the past. year should bo evaluated, He apprevached his job with enthusiasm and vigor but sooa tourndi that there were no ak ' tangible operational activities ho couid devote himself or his So : : _.gupporting agents to, He has heen frank to state officially and : anofficially the absence of any targets to which an operational ‘Base could direct itself and has therefore been relatively unoccupied during this period except fer an occasional item of local coordination or follow-up on a-headquarters ,task.. Subject has had under his direct supervision a long-term Staff Agent at the University of Hawali and two Staif Agents assigned to the s, PEL APR SSS fey 1 J 14-0000 junior officer replacing Subject as coB.. 7 \ \ \ 1 ~ University as students for the current. academic year. He has handled them well and has done his best to maintain their morale in spite’ of the fact that there were only a few specific targets on whom they could systematically work. ‘ . a 3. Subject is a mature; experienced and energetic officer ‘with both operational and scholarly interests in Far. Eastern, . * especially Japanese, affairs. His talents ‘are obviously being wasted in Honolulu and arrangements have already: been made to . ; have hin reassigned.. The base itself will be phased down in ; : the summer of 1966 with two of the three Staff Agents reassigned, the long-term Staff Agent kept. on at the University, and -a more ‘4, Subject has diéplayed an economical approach to the use ree both of funds and personnel. . 5, In, view of the limitations, outside his control, on. operational activities in- Honolulu, Subject's, performance has béen more than satisfactory and is rated as proficient. - t ™, CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOYEE . - (not availabio for signature) _- se m Rte . Date: Hos. under ny supervision ; 15 months BY SUPERVISOR Date: 30 HAR ESS cos/us PY REVIEWING CFPFICIAL Cancur. a, } H ‘ a 74 yy he ., hada + (PUL 2 . c, Trac} Barnes rm as) p cr fe 5 > ay a S ° 2 14-0000 . ~ _ v ~ oy : + oy . ra i o ). ror i ; NENORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT OO ; e iA Name: AROS: | Date of Birth: © 10/04/15 | Sex: a _ Male | Grade: GS-16 - . . | SD: . . D _ Official Title: | Ops Officer. a mo | Assignment: =.” . DDP/DO,/USS : Current Station: | Honolulu, Hawaii” , i a pole ‘Appointment: | Career ee oo — _ i. * Reporting Period: 27 October 1964. - 31 March 1965 | . . ; . . : ; checker : oo “| (SSS effectively assumed his duties as Chief of ‘Base, ° : . POAHonolulu in early January 1965, During the ensuing three ty moaths, he--has. devoted himself primarily to housing: coyer, : establishmént of liaisons, and the orlentation of his two outside people. Although he has begun to work on his opera- . tional program (directed-at the recruitment of WUENVOY candidates) ,:. he has not been at work long enough to provide a--basis for any evaluation of his operational performance, . CERTIFICATION AND. COMMENTS BY EMPLOYER Cat EERE 1 LG mF BY SUPERVISOR - | f) ) - Kibo E iy OF 7 rey Gl it , Date: 24 Mak 1985 cos/US Jo Barry la. Rogittake Sate:- “BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL | . 7 L ca by ply : a Whey bchiwrs . _ | | E ; : aa ‘ ava : . Bate: 7S Mar ( ‘| c/DO Cc. Tracy Barnes . : i ; & SECRET 29 Haz Segue E 14-0000 “3 "MEMORANDUM IM LIEU Of FRTNESS REPORT # ° : Neat Ol CL ALEAN - ; SUBJECT: See SEES “be ~~ - DCB: 4 October 1915 & Halo i G3-15 mo, i Deputy Chief of: Station . : ae Toxyo /. . oe . Annual Report For the Period 1 April 1963 = 31 March 1964 In preparing this memorandum in Meu of submitting Fitness Roport Form'45, { can only set forth ny yedrly reiteration that .. Subject — is aasentor, —--2.2 ' well-expertenced,. wall-notivated, high caliber KUBARK officer who has deen in - ee his present grade, 03-15, since 1957. fils bigh standard of contribution to the Station ao ita Deputy Chief of Station continues unfailingly.’ Tokyo’Station — operations encompass a broad, spectrua of internal, and external targets vo , ~emphasizing-denied area operations, ‘fo xeep.on top of this activity it. needs: a tian of ‘energy bucked up by: sound Gperational knowledge and :Subzect has Sarbied this job capably and vith-a Will. I would certuinly grade bim "S" in porformance - beep enertd teh er an evaluation. - Qo . Rokyo Station 1s widely disperged and I have urged Subject on several _ occasions to get out to the various operattonal elements in an attempt to get ; closer to and stimulate the working caze officera. After one or two starts he ! has not kept this up on a continuing tasts, remaining at hia Bubassy desk and invariably working through the individual branch chiefs. I am convinced more effort on. his purt in thts field couli have resulted in more yleld.to the - Station from his long area and operaticns eaparience. . . mo me, po ‘Subject actively participates tin the operational raview and budget, 7 . « ' preparation of the. Station and hag shown a definite cost vonsclousness. ed ‘ 1g eng tenure in Japan ati experience with things Japanese ara wollel mami the pro's and coals of the yelua of an officer vemaloing in ene . area for the major portion of his tine with KUBARK (possibly to the trinent of His carecr) have baen discussed to a ouffictent degrea as to rule out further reference in this memorandun. Subjectia scheduled to leave tha Japan Gtation end enter an ngetamment vhere his operational talents will be of great valu. 4. . . In any considerations concerning Subject delng conducted oy any peracanel ' bourd or uy apy official of the Agency foteccated Lin MUGABE persoanel, the ; aignificant points are Subject is a deeply asotivated, highly cspable officer who hes been in hia current grade too long. a . ‘ Certification: | By Reployee: 4 Thilo nesorendum ‘vas read by Subject and distussed with hin in draft. Ha deft the area aa TOY aml so emunot eign it. ; oe By Supervisor: 23 April 1954, . : ye fof Willian Broa Chief of Station 7 = monica ar ( ° /g JUN W964i Weert cect 14-0000 - ary . ' a \ f | Comments of Reviewing Official: , so a | - . FE Division.is. in agreement with this balanced asseasment of 5 ' : | Sut ject's performance in Japan. We are also hopeful that he | _will respond well in a new environment and broaden his operational | capabilities, . . i. : : . - , nln pens i oe { Signature of Reviewing. Official: F . ee MAT 1964 ; : . . DCFE . - |. Date” - ‘. * FE . . verre od wee ee te 14-0000 a) ; ; Sno i . (EXECUTTER WORKSHOP} [ Begs Dats OF Comae Monel Siakaia} a : : WIREI7A, Robert P, AA Jun-19 Jul 57: ane pio anna we ant Gredecer Karke . a i is on. Sr . j Chief, FZ/1 teen ina eee ' ; ‘ 4 sraonnel oi of hhe , . oved rsadia Se oN emrnaR uggs os ir, (Exmoutt O7D to G Late Pipe te agen r seam, cop caetace a aaayt 14-0000 . : DO, ace * SECRET : : 1UAen pelted In LANGUAGE DATA RECORD PART I-GERCRAL Reet | WHEELER Robert Prcups 1 HAVE RO Pocescreacey IN ANY FODEI hm Lee QuAaGeE i oa 7 1 CaN ACAD TEATS OF ANY OLFFICUL EY, reo OMCY RARLLY, . . : 2. 1 CAN READ rests or wot . . OICTIONARY CECASTONMLLY, | CAN REAO_TENTS OF AVERAGE DIFFICULTY (Ae PRFQUENTRY, 7 7 E :* oa 1-CAN BEAD SAMPLE TUNCS, Sut AS STREET SIONS, NERSPARL® HEROL INES, CC., U5 - a - - . irr 1 HAVE NO ARABING ABILITY aN Fuk Lanta : . SECTION 6. . Writing (41) . : : 1 Cart aaite PORSENAL LED TEAS 890 SEMIQ AT HATEGTAL ad Tie COMFLEIE SG CCESS ab HOUT USING THE Beet iomsee. ob Cat Te WGP FE PACTUAL MAMAADIVE ANT EL APOSPEGR YT MATEQUAL we tit AyGbAwLE CLa@ite, ait vily tha Chawwstecsn Gace, th 7 HATEVG ATYEA, USHNG Tel DIETIAGAayY Suey, RAntyy. oe -- . ee er RE tT A CA NS At 1 CAN WALTE PERSDNAG LEPTORS dm SIMILAR S1UPER MATER EAL Olt COUsLETE SUCCESS, USING tHE BICC S craw eB 2.) waReLY. CAN AND EE FACTUAL HABOATIVE ARG DEPOSE TORS MATL MIA, Bite GEATSNABLE CLARITY, Gite Fee GeAMMATICAL . , UAING THE GECTICE At OCCASPOMALLY, EeRCES, SUT IN A DTVLL edie wae Ate 2 UNL FEDS TNAELE ruCcess IN CONvEyING wr Ly Post ita, aaveaad STVLt. UNE Ind Lit 1 CAN WOTTE PERSONAL LETTERS 402 trutlas srMene HUT ADT QCOASIONAL MINGT BRAWUATICAL LARONG AND Fi OOTATIONALL YY. ra SPMPLAD AIMPLE Matoata vias foaeion, tte bath. LCAN WAITS PERSONAL REET GT be GET BAT MANY GAGMATICAL FRG50G ands ih & E CARHOT WEITE UN PRE Candy ase. perenne creer A a A " Ppoaciatian (42) SECTION C. 2. WHALE NATIVES CaN CETECT Se ACCIST tn My Pecyunti a ties Ficucty. f tibek ad HOCAGTANG ING wi. f:) Me PAONLNT TATION 2S SIvtGusLe POTENT ChEr HARELT TASES OPES GCSE TY FOR Malivsd TO Enders raed. oon cerceen een crane tere ne a Ne ae 2 BBY ORTRUNCTATEDN Ph Cab Oe ott ee Geeta? FomD mErEGTS TO UNDE PT ESO, er errr ent ae Ata Se NR Tomave SO Satta ah POQNENC Faticn, : ~ > — ae reine i "CONTINUE Cf REVERSE 3 1DE ; S£cnes . : ‘ hergae cee na, abee Lato ap 4ayc 14-0000 ‘ WE wv PERS eA . COATINUATION OF PART TI-LARGUAGE ELEWERTS nenren ' RS Re . cae pcorre ea aeo af nyuatebs EN Bee Pearntecak any sucbat nua iGrhe L ‘ym any orl atte avec fo am Faw C tae, : a A ON ~ ~ a hseae yu ettie any AG CURATIOE PE SEARLE ANU PRACTOG OL ANU SULDAL bitaatiunxe | MAL Dip ig.s Mose FET LO9 . wht enter baw PAM TL EAM AN PLOY NOME PORYL AR SAC ENGS, Li TLB RET WYZTATIGHS, AND COMMON Balicos. : Lae COMDULT MOYTENE BUSINESS IN Pant i A a BELL Fa GI TUATIONS OF DAILY (cul ae PEELDD . go portage aut Lire anf tmavet anti aLUNe be Tee OST COMMON siryations of OalLy CIE AND eaves, puanact 40 Get ‘ ce ' powave ne setG EY TO Yee Tat LanGUACE If ANY OF THE apovE BOOTIC HB. . i t \ i 3 ‘ f vayerctand HUN? TECHNICAL CONVER BATION ON ALL qusseet put paces Tash aek AND ON THE FLAPMONFE ¢ UNOEROTAND : . . neente evemyieieg | NEAR OM THE RADIO AND AT Tet wOviLS, PLACo, awG CECIUBET. Toe : woe . - - . ‘ r PE mR TAD HOM TECHNICAL CONVERSATION ON REAMLY ALE, DUBVEGFO, MOTH FACE TOCPACE AND ON IHG TLLEPHONES JD pec Etant MAST UF aweAt | HEAR ON THE RADIO. AND AV THE MONEE IT, PLATS, AND GEGTURES, INCLUDING MOST JORTD AND i AND ON Tur THO | ” withe wom paces Te ace 4065, PRAWT, AND LEGTUALS, Arion om TORIES OF GATE LEER ane 1 ERR ON THE MAGEE, Ante AT Pak we botenh NOME ALL COMWENS 1 lets 1 VADER Sf Ar eye OF WHAT . : Pett Lounpiagtanp save OF maf : unter ng Cae 1k TIMr ESE Conereyattow, wore fact. Foe each am Gm tHe re t “baw GH tek BADIO AUT AT THe MOVIES, PLATS. AND LEC TUM 2. . “oe : 5 : : { ! . : (£2) kant Able TO UNCER STANO THE SPORE LANGUAGE. , : ; CONTINUING ~ CHECK PART 11:70 ENSURE THAT Toy RAVE CIRTLCO GNE NUMBER PER SECEICA, . A : oe PART (TI-EXPERTENCE AS TRANSLATOR Of saTerprerer (45) : : - nent eek Rennes i _— 2 e PNAGEMATION GIVEN AGUYE FA Tage AED ACGuMALE FQ Tat Fsl OF : J futes Meo aPPL carey tar kw eC Maa D Bete fL po am ave reas OF ‘ . eeguea tian h wan, POLAR. oT UNCERS HAND UTat p MUST PASS Ae Gaircdeee & tatoo t 7 Ot aoe o piguaer ba 3B Tear fave eotive fo fee GATE fr EES Tine, hh be 3 Cuma nive Ae got ATE a7 CDerk THE D PDA - - 2 . . en ON . ' . : a 4 / 4 iS! fi LS Lo Kphlect Fiasctinr. [teil ae" : 14-0000 Transmitted VIA. - "+ ¥FIT 10, 3h No ™, ved a oo ; - 30 April 1963 MEHORARDUM iW LI oF ‘FITNESS REPORT YOR PERIOD: 9 October 1962 - 32 March 1963 A review of the file reflects that ~~ “77> “haa been - constantly rated as a vell-motivated, superior officor always... willing to-spend the “extra effort" by-e varlety of supervisors. During’ the rating pertod. there has been no diminution in the caliber of Professionaltam or in the time and effort thie man has.’ contributed - +6 the work of the Tokyo Station. He is a dietinct aszet. Over and above Big drive and professionalism, . brings to the Station a full background concerning intelligence activities having been associated wlth cuch activitles in Japan for the last seventeen years, either vith the military: or ag a” member of. the ‘Agancy. All of thlz time he has been in Japan except fora Period of almost three years 1n Washington. : . has a profictlency in tke Japanese language and due to his Long terre in Japan has contacta ata variety ‘of levels. ‘In sun, the Agency has tn aa we superior officer with ‘Jong background and contimaity in Jagan, whd can and is making a kignly sigaificant econtrloution to the Agency's objectives ‘dn dJapuo. Tha above has stressed solely “| ability to contritute . , to WUPARIC objectives in Japan. Hswever, there is no doubt in the ' yater's mind that could perform Lo a supertor manner no matter +0 what geovrapnical xréa he was assigned, ert, ai Musbew O60987, LOR: 4 Oct 1915, GS-L>, D Designee, KUCS, Toxyo “Wiliam i Broe /3f 7 _— “we Peal by Robert Pe Whe bate: 1 wr Wheeler /3/ 1 ao LG 2.0 JUN 057) athe 2 aed . rm Ft a G4 4 on 14-0000 t oe pene wee 19 OCT 1962 - MEMORANDUM FOR: - Director of Personnel = a vo SUBJECT: — Fitness Report - Robert P, Wheeler . 1. Chief of Station, Tokyo was requested to. forward a memorandum, in Neu of Fitness Report Form 45, on Mr, Robert P. Wheeler, Deputy Chief of Station, Tokyo to cover the period April 1961 to October 1962, His comments are as stated below: | Sse emeen tities memednine act insane nee BME Mr. Wheeler: is a superior operations officer of wide scope, experierice and imagination, He hag over a period of years been: highly succcasful ina variety of supervisory roles both operational — ‘and staff. In addition to these attributes he ‘has unique qualifications . : - of an extensive, continuous operational span of time in Japan, 7 F : ~""" Japanese:.contacts at a variety of levels and proficiency in the Japanese ; : H ~ language, Because of these latter aspects of his ability, he is able to contribute extensively to » Tokyo Station and CIA operational - objectives. .. ‘ 2, Yconcur with the above. : : Se a : : on, a ~~. (vs Desmond PitkGbrald ty Chief, Bar Bast Division Gilsssind © 14-0000 [3 seavica OfsGuaTion| 6: orriciac FOMTION TITLE 2: Boialy adequate a! le SECRET pan _ _. Jf Ovhen Filled in) - y RR oy j . ss EMPLOTE® SERIAL MG ED oh FITNESS REPORT . SECTION A. "GENERAL name Coat) (Fteat) (Middte) “Tal pare OF OIRTH a. 92x Ae GAAGE | . WHEELER, Robert P. 4 Oct 1915 M GS-15 - 2, OF P/O1V/am OF ASSIGNMENT D. Ops Officer D-COS Tokyo Station % TYPe@ OF REPORT {| DENIED Cr AGADSIGNMENT/EMPLOYER phot REPORTING PERIOD 1Apr60 to 31Mar61_ SECTION B. EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE. OF SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six‘of the moat important specific duties erformed during the rating period. Anaort rating number which beet deacribos the mannee in which employee performs EACH apocific & ty. Consider ONL ctivenose In performance of thot-duty. “All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST bo rated on thole ability to supervi indicate manber of amployoes supervised). Ir hesepable 6: Conparant_[S. Erealon [6 Sopa [7 = Ooteendin SPECIFIC ou TY "0.4 a Ainting sPeciric bury. NO. 4 In the absence of COS, acts as Statio 1 ™ | Conducts lialgon, as required, with Chtef, ao oo 6 ODACID and ODIBEX repo. eo ee Li pees CEM TAPP STATUS DECLINED 10, OATE REPORT OVE IN O.P. SPECIAL (Specity) Sree le DUTY NO. 2 As. Deputy et of Station, aupervia oe Station operational effort and intellis| ‘6° gence production 1A 1- — SPECIFIC OUTY NO.) Makes recommendations to COS on Station operational program, cover i] SECTION C._ EVALUATION GF iF OVERALL LL PERFORMANCE. W CURRENT POSITION Toke into account pverything about the amployee which influencos hin ollaetivennss in hts current positian - garformance of spocitie duties, productivity, conduct on fob, cooperotivensss,.portinant persuncl traits os habits, porti¢uler fimitotions of tutents. Based en | your Knowledge of wmployee’s overall purtosmance durlag the rating period, ploce tha rating numbor In the hex corraspanding to the atatemant which moci cccurstely eoflects hls level of performances RATING SPECIFIC purr NO. 4 NO, Way ixal NO. riceenazace in mony important eoapocts fails lo meet roguiraments, sricemance meats moet raquiremenis but is doficlont In cad o¢ morn importont reapects. formence clearly mnats bavic requiromonts, . 5 srmunee claanly excesds baale caquirements, nea in every Imparian: racgeat is superior. nee in every faipect is auistondi ag. ch gach haractariajie- oppliss ta the empleo 0 . averige @ dogroe [5: Gursiand: Uagroe ft NOT uot RATING * ; chock (x) ) the dogros | to. 1- Leon possible degree, 22 Limited d degres 2__[3- 3- Normal t dagren se [4 bora t i CHARACTERISTICS” . ‘y APRLI- — . CASLE seiveof a ao : ee ef sam Labia CaM Wren NECO ARISES ut 3TRENG sUPPORT eHITES EFFECTIVELY yecunl TY COnNSCHOUs OTHER (Spocity): . ICTION 4E® OY REVERSE SIDE SECRET a FORM ray) 45 ODIOLGTAR PAAVIOUS EUTTIONS. 14-0000 ATION, SECRET When Fitied ta [SECTION E NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOD PERFORMANGES, one moda to anployes ORF LERGiey aejhe Stress strengths snd weaknosse1 demonstrated in current position. Indicate eugge, work, Gives recommendations for his troining. Describe, if appeapriate, his potential fer davelooment. and for assuming adil re. sponnibilities. Amplity of ovplain, If appropriate, ratings given In SECTIONS B,C, ond D to provide the bost boss for determining future personnel actions, . Jin } : ? 2 FYI “Subject is a superior officer in every important respoct.’ He intelligent, imaginative, resourceful and.has balanced Jug ment, understands administrative procedures and knows how to HAT ao anon work, Asa supervisor, he is firm and fatr, and achleves tho respect of his subordinates, As a subordinate, he is unfailingly loyal and helpful, He has a good overall grasp of the intelligence business and maintains a healthy attitude of common sense with respect to operations, He is especially useful in Japan, because of his great knowledge of and long experience with Japanese affairs, personalities and psychology, yet I consider he would be a superior officer and supervisor in any —_ other context, His personal character-ia of the best, _ CERTIFICATION AND” COMMENTS ae : BY EMPLOYEE ‘ ‘ Teint y thar! have Seen 27 Sections A, A if $ SIGNATURE oF EMPLOYER 7 . . MONTHS EMPLOYER HAS BQEN UNDER WY SUPERYISION ive EKPLANATION Re port waa | preparod at Headquarters. Ty 7PED OW ec ANG SIOMATURE ele A G OFFICIAL ALUA TION. 7 YEN THIS EMPLOYER Al, TAM ANOT ME OF FICSAL & THESE EVALUATIONS. COMMENTS OF JRE ene {LXPRES OR Print ED NAME “AND S1OMA KS P Bye i H Saal I, Vee OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING ¢ OrriciaL Cer _ SECRET - DATE “mee 14-0000 a . - ; 3 me ~~ 2 co * SECRET "Ce ions (When Filled tn FITNESS REPORT: _ [eeciiow a GENERAL “ (ona (heat). “(PF teas) fAllddle) - - 2. DATE OF BIRTH ’ GS-15 WHEELER Robert P. h. Oct. 1915 6. sGAvicg ons GNATION S. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE D. Ope orf (pcos) . CAREER ‘STAPF STATUS ‘ mec BLisince WEMOER 19, OarTe Report pve in OF, [7% OFF/DIV/OR OF ADSIONNENT FE/Tokyo Station TYPE OF REPORT REASSIGNMENT/SUPEAVIOOR . a AE ASIOHMENT/EMPLOVERS 19, REPORTING PERIOD BF"sun £9- =juKar 60 SECTION Bt Lise up fo ala of the moat Importont spocifle duvie dulos i 1s performed during the roting period. “Inee. manner in which, employes perfarms EACH spocific duty. Consider ONL with supervivory responsibilitios MUST be. rated on thole ability to supervise (indicore nurabet of employees euperviesd, rating. number which beet describes tho lormonce of-that duty, All 3- Acceptable 4+ Compotent . 1. Unsatlsloctory 2+ Borely odoquate - spuciFIC OUTY NOT *- ® x [~ “4 RATING SPREIFIC OUTY NO.4. a / . RATING : . _ As. Deputy Lor operations, suparvisoq ~~ | In the absence of cos, pote as Sbation operational effort and inte}- 6 | Station Chief. 6 - @once-production.———————— eee - - 4 BPECIFIC OUTY NG. 2” - P RATING sPaciFic Gury: NO- to. ns -TRATING J. , of. Makes recommend gti ons: to COS on Sta ane ae ; : { KO: . : i .-~ tion operational progr an, cover ant - sey > ; - ; _[srecuric oury ag. 3 . Soba ye RATING SPECIFIC OUTY no. 6 ” oe . RATING 4 . Conducts ILalsen, as roquied “with Pees ; ; : : : J°* ODsciD and ® “ODIBEX. |. wetae 6 were, _ + “0 {yf . . . . ; “EVALUATION OF OVERALL Pi PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSTION » [SECTION C — Toke into account everything obout the emplcyae which influences his #fla¢ ors In Nba euesent position - performance of specific alts or hables, particular |imitations ar talonts. Based on ot duties, productivity, condvet 09 [oh, Eooparatisonets, pertinant parsonal te your knowlodgs of emptoyar's overall performence during the zating pertod, placo tho rating number Ia tha box corresponding te tha - ty refleces hie lowel of poriwmance statement which mot? accur : i - Parformance in many Imagriant mveprets fails to meot taqulroments, - RATING ' 2» Farfurmonce meeta.most requiremants but is daticiant in ane ‘or more bnpartant foapacts, BO. .3 + Performance clearly meats hasie raqulromeats, . 4+ Perlermonce clearly oxcaeds basic sequisenents, . . 5. Performance in avary iaportent raupoct uporlar. 6» Perforinanca in avery respact is sutstunting. LOE 7 THE EMPL 1. Leo st st possible degre 2 Limited degre 1. Mormal ae [4a “Kbove ayorage 7e dares] mits Outstanding, dog do: do. o - : 7 . . ee . | hor “RATING . 5 1 CHARACTERISTICS roy : APL GB+ pore. — : - Doll . . | CASES [SeRvED Fy |OMTS THINGS DONE . een a _. : x Fare ee poe tie ae cr cnt epee rere ewes 2 ~ - RESOURCEFUL . le ies : I WAKE DECISIONS ON 1 COLT HIS JOM WITHOUT STR FACILITATES SHCOTH OPERATION OF MIS OFFICE aia tnananenn es ener re ne on eaten ee DRUTEs EreecrivEelr: . . . SECURITY Conscious S CLEARLY . FLING (4 ORIGINATING, MAINTA 1G AwD TH aPORING OF RECORDS P36 oTnea Binseity i . SEF SECTION ON REVERSE SIDE ere - _ , w tae SECRET woe 45 cxsour- wacwious sotrons, eee 1400000 . , , SECRET [Bde Milted inp SECTION E NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANG lndicote seygestions made to emp Stress ceanghe ond weaknesses demonstiate”d in current posites. : work, Giro rocommendautions tor lin training, Ooeeribea, ab approgricts, his potential for devslopment and for asaumtag ge aponsidilitias, Amplity be eaplain, Uf appropstote, ratings given in SECTIONS 8, C, ond D to provide the best basis for df future porsonnal. actions, “4, This is the first Fitnoss Repor’ aaie by Rating Officer on Subject since vtho latter assumed duties as Boputy sor Operations, Tokyo Station. He has *s “ ~"-"warked out extremely well in Wiis rele. He is intelligent, energetic, hard= working and fmltlossly loyal,. He pays attention to detall while remaining «= . mindful of larger considurations, Ke is effective ag a supervisor and ’ Commands the willing allegiance of his subordinates. He has excollent Judgment in doth administrative’ and operational matters. Because of hia ; sof extensive background in Japan, his Anewledge af things end people Japanese - a _ and his fatr-to-good command of the language, he ie particularly well sulted for his. present position, However, he would be an asset to any station or, - . ve element of Headquarters in a high supervisory position. . : This seq Nas brow prepared m nceard. y ance with FE Division standards which] veel one . ” | recagnize Wie priowiple of rating Che indivet | we ainst the group, “Phus an ‘average’ rating reflects ab entively satisfactory “| performances > a, : . . . , —Teerily thar haa sien Se |signavuRU OF AMPLOYES Robert. P. Wheeler. “BY SUPERVISOR : : . LOVEE Waa TROT EEN Snow TO SMPLOVER, GIVE EXPLANATION UNODOTH MYT SUPERVISION, . , . Teer on PRINT E ‘John Wa Reser : oe H _ OY REVIEWING GFFICIAL “TT wouuo wa va VIVEN THis ~hivsuce Have ¢ Dare DPFICIAL THTLE We AE vineine SPRING [TYFCO OF PAINTED NAME AnD SIONATURE , I - Wiltdom ve Broe 2 SECRET . AN % ay 14-0000 een ron ae re "SECRET nt vay Neen Fitted In) PLOYRE SERIAL NUMDER ! 160947 SECTION A To = = va fiwet) SF tery (araatet ATE OF DIR TH a. SEK . . aRAvE - _--____Wh ro Robert. Px 4 Oct 115. Mt GSS . SERVICE OESI 1s OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE . 2. OFF/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT © _ DI 10 (FI) (Cu). DDPLFE/POS) ot CAmAER STAFF DTATUS © v. ___TYPR OF REPORT | T ELIGIBLE x MEMOER ~ [ _[orvennao — mira RRA NMENT SUPERVISOR PESDING OECLINGO | [eswmo X[annuac: [Re Atttanmant/emPcoves ; 1. REPORTING FEatao SPECIAL (Specily) "Aug 58 31/03 39 ; SECTION B EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES art rating numbor which bost describes the in porlormonce ol that duty. All employees {indicate number of employees cuperviaed), [= Ercellons [6s Superior [¥~ Ooretonding Lie? up to six of the mast important specific duties performed during. th manner in which employee porforms EACH epocific duty,. Consider ONL with supervisory sortponsibilitive MUST be rated on thelr ability fo super 2+ Boroly odoquate [3 - Accoptablo 1. Unsotlsfactory "J9PECIPIC DUTT NO, Tt . aayiNa SPECIFIC DuTY nO.4 _ RaTiNo a Coordinatea and furnishes guidance . at for all Fl and-CI matters in the FE Divigion. eee ee ee E SheciPIC DUTY HO. 2 Oo wANNG srecieic OUTT.NO, o RATING Conducts Halson with other components : . a of the DDP, and agencies In general, | | 6 . RATING aPacivic Duty NO, 6 ° — ‘RATING |. . NO . SPECIFIC OUTY HO. 8 Directs and supervises a staff component of nine people, NO. SECTION EVALUATION OF OVER. ; 2 everything about the omployas which Influances his offactivannas In hia currant position » perlormance of specifle ty, cundyeten [ob cooperativenoza, portinant peragnul truita ur kihiss, particular limttations of totents. Based-on your knowledge ef amployea's overall periyrmanca during the rating pariod, ploce the rating avmber In the box cerrasponding ta the statement which moet uecyrotety ratlecia his level of perlaemance, : . . 1. Paréarsanes in mony Importunt roaperte fulls to rayelromnts, HATING 2+ Perigenance meotn most raquiremants ous te daficiont lu one or mova Important rotpects, 3- Parlormanes clearly manta baste requirements: an . 4. Parlirmonce clearly oxeseds hase r2qulsameate, ° 3 - Parfarnenee In ovory binportant respect Is Euporisn, 4+ Bertommines in evary respect 14 out Qe 1 4TRONG Stuer ATION OF MIS OF FICE CuMITY CGNICiOUt OTHER fSpectiy): ON REVERSE SIDI SECRET -_ wo SEE SECTION a8 48 coscuera eacyious corrions. 14-0000 - fare : ~ } a a PAN : SECRET NW : (When ited tay, : ‘ : SECTION E _ _ NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB AER FORMANCE Streas strengths und weatnosses demonstrated In current poe indicote suggestions made to Tage dir Lupreveme: work, Give recommendations fx his training, -Ovserthe, il approge f ®, his potential for devalupment aiditay Shdbatog gt sponsibilities, Ampilly oe osplain, It appropriate, catings given in SECTIONS B,C, ond D ta provide the bast basis for future personne! ectiona, . : ae : Subject {s a well-seasoned, imaginative operations officer, who Is _ an extremely practical in his wpproach to operational ituations, He is especially |} : fine in ls dealings with people whether superiors or subordinates, He did an excelent Job ay a member of the FE Division Staff in improving and expediting the Fl and Cl activities of the Division. Subject has an excellent background in A al} things Japanese and Is extremely adept at building rapport with his Japanese ; counterparts, : He has the capacity to handle large volumes of work which many times L leads him afield into activities that are not within his purview. His personality } however allows him to do this without alienating others. : This report hac Koon ore : Handaids which ry. : 7 against the Grovp. T : oo . - 80tisfectery Perfor haved in secnedineg with FE Divishon SUG the prin tating thy indivi H tol A BANG th individual a SOR Averaga” pstin retlents on ‘enti a ate i ols os, Ui] antiroly . Secron CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS a . eee SOY EMPLOYEE 0 ee c; ly that | hove seen Sections A, B,C, O ond E of this Repert, —_—— 3 DATE MQNATUAL OF AMrLovEd ; " ' ; § 2 _ an EY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMELOV RE HAS OREN IS ABPORT HAS HO ZEN SHOSN TOEMPLOYTRE, GIVE ZY PLANATION UNDER MY SUPA VIRION : . : 18 months TOTHIS TIME, Gav oP supenyigoa ty if NYE atay . . . PLACER EO hte ; 22 July 1958" | Deputy Chief, FE. Division AWILLIAM ¥, BROE } . So Torricrac vt Dara nnd cia THLE OF REVIRING OPPIIAUC] TTF Pap oi prepa Rem “Giona Tone eer pees al ae | H ” ' se re a RS 22 July 1959 lhief, Far East Divisién | Desmond “Fitzéie ral “ a ee “lo SECRET ; Ao . a wet 0000 14-0900: SECRET 7 . fed Inj . / : . er eercmreremmaremctesone, : * FITNESS REPORT (Part D PERFORMANCE. : . . - ¢ “completing this tenants 4 . . (Then Coneult eutrent FOW THE AISINTSTHATIVE OFFICE: FOR TIE SURWVE Se: Thie Fepoel da deetaned ta help you eipre your evnluetion of your subsedinete andl to trenemit Hila evaluation ta yous supervleor ont senior alficiale. Organiztion volley sequites thot you bnforn the subordde nate whece he stands wlth you, Connletion of: the. eepoet can help you prepare for io aeion with tia of hi strengthe and esokne Ftd phen organisation pobley that you show Moct fof this reneet to the eoployee facept. under comlitione enccified, in Hegulstion 20-170. Tt is recommended that you read the entiee form before cmop le ting se any aweation, ff thit is the initial report on the omstoyee, it muat be completed ant furcanded to the Office of Personnel no Iater than 30 days ifter the date indicated in stem R, of Section “A” belae, SCCTION A, . 2 GESCRAL aa nn tn ne a 1. sau: (leat) (Pivot) (Widdiey) T2. nate or nia Wheeler Robert P, 4 Oct 1915- ute @. OFFICIAL PORI TION TILE TOF PICR/UI VII Om aDANGN OF ADSI GRUEST DDP/FE/ F1/ ligs - Chief, FE/ FI re Cx; Salat inyammipericiteerienee 2. gen 4, SERVICE ORZIGNATION M DI GRAvE @. GATE BEPORT BUE Im OF ®. PERIOD Covent “oy twee atroat Inelasios de ) Is . GS-15 ~* December 1957 - Auguat 1058 _.. ; vinteeuerevisce wweciar (Speaity) (Chech one) SECTION B, __ CERTIFICATION j j Z : Tia ae ETE [ACT tee BTC ae ear : 1. en tHe gatero; TatS REPORT Was HAD NOT Btn RuOwy TO THE INDIVIDUAL faten, (0 WOT SwOmy, CAPLAIN why ~ 4, CHEECH (XY) AP Penenrare Starturnrar . eee a mOlveoyaL 69 eaten “Ere Cl oe 0, ae ayino Gere (0 {ety preowe, cover My GEM OFsmsScwes nF tte THIS BEF OOT oF egee CAMMOTLCEATI Fe Twat fork BATED tev yibuAL Eweet HO® Trib @PP Okt arete ces tnt come 6 EVALUATE Weta. jm PE argsusacs antaure (Specify yt ViOud OurTevESO ee ee ST) FOO HE AEM ESE ES Oy Ws mS goer wae WF Suptaveson|[O, SUPEOVIGUR'S OFFICIAL Ti re ewer . ; ep py ’ Deputy Chief, FE Division HENCE OF OP IMF Om BETTE® UNGEGSTANOING OF THIS AIPORT, [Hk SyPererson, OW ANY OTHER Tie . 2. FOR tae efsataineg ci Vouk TG, epee wt, LAAD OA jal dsficre Povectiffy ar any at arn a ty On wa Ral tubs nim AL SC GLM canst meweniry omen enn aoe SECTION C. —— ween th EB PERFORM AD & REL POR EOMUANCE GF I ThEt : raz with whieh the Individuel baing tated hax perlormed GULY with others doling aimilar ears ft @ simtias level of veapon. caunt later in Section 0, feeiyvi ty onl the feting period, Compare } Factears nthes than productivity wll be tufen jute ae 11 UGGS MGT PERFORG CUTIES ADEGAPELY, HE IS INCOWMETINT, woe Po BANER ADEQUATE in HLAFSQuENcE, TACT NDUGH HE MSS HAD SPEGHEIG GUIDANCE Ga WOR WING. WE OFTEN FAILS TO . CABNY Get ROGPONS OIE IES, Peres wast of wie ourves a Couper FUALLY REVEALS FOWL Akiw OF Of axat5s, ba. : CSPONSIMILGTICS CXCEPT omacty ere. “CCLPPaGLy: SCCa ROR ETE aay aaa | 3 Terver 1 Ene 9+ A FIRE Pesruauance. 4 hating CARRIES Many OF Wis mG, + FESS oMs og PES IN AUCH se GTS ANOS Sanne Peat He HS LQUALLEO, AY Fla QEWER'POHSCYY RHORN TO uM OER : : ; , . Fak SUP havison, . . COMMENTS: . ; ne fb OU me MEPLAUES POLVIOUT CPT Tey i: " . whe! j SECRET Performance 3: Hes Gas foes 84, F . i nov ss 45 (Part !) of sonus as ano as musee ast Gosouitas. 14-0000 hia t one a i 6 AAMT HIS Ss } 1 OF PAE SANC Sui TAB hits AS MOST PEOPLE i snow TH a A FINE EMPLOYEE «© as SOME, OUTSTANGIAS STALNGTNS SECRET | OFFICE OF PERSONNEL (Bhen Filled try © Defras DERFOT ION a. Stnte in the apac Phave the moot impurtant bieet. Pe net b. Kate performance on cock specitie duty crned c. For supsevien oh y to merviee wild aleoye bi who supery @ secretary anty). Gd. Compare in your mind, when Powible, the jndividual being reted eith others Poctormicss Be Perapgiuty ates aimiter level of respunaibility, —. @. Two individuele with the me fob title may be performing different duties. Tf so, rote them on dilfarent CIFIC duties perfor 1 Sp Ph thigge if Pye EH portent duties. | id i) HT 54 H jog ONLY cilectivenese in Performance of thie aperiiae duty. eoroted at po apecific duty (do not sate ca eunnreiecre thoes otost up th sie of the nase dene tant bee Tw: . duthes. . F. De spceific., Faamploe of the kind of dutica that might bo rated are: ORAL neler ING HAS AND USES AREA ENOUL EDGE . OONBUCTS INTRRVOGATIONS GIVING LACTURAS © OLVFLOPS NEE PROGRAUS . PREPARES SUMUAPIAS CONDUCTING TAMINGRS ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES CORUAN ORITING TECHNICAL REFORTS - WANACES PILES . ORBRIEFING SouRCES CONDUCTING EXTERNAL LIAISON. . OPERATES RADIO . KEEPS poong TYPING ° COORDINATES ITH OINER OFFICES ORIVES Tetice TALING DICTATION PAITES REQULATIONS WAINTAINS AIR CONDI TIONING SUPERVISING FRISARKS CORRASPONDEYCE EVALUATES SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA n further bf supervisor considers it advisable, @.R+. combined key For some jobe, duties moy be broken doen ave a and phone operetion, in the coer of 3 rodio operator. © + PERFORMS THIS DUTY IK A GUT TAND IWS MANNER Sos INCOMPETENT 16 THE PEAPORWANEE OF THB DUTY . 2+ BARELY ADgOUATE IN IHR PERELREANCE OF THis FOUND FN VERY FEW IWOS¥ILUALS HOLDING Bimy- t aa yoes DEscnrP rive outy ; ? + CXCERS. ANYONE { KNOW i THE PoSPOPuaANCE OF RATING 9+ PeafonMs Yue OUTY ACCRPTAOLY NUMBER 4+ PERFORMS THis OUTY IN A COUPETENT MANNER wo THIS OUTY $+ PEAFOQAUD THis DUTY 14% SUCH A fENe wan ne etn pe wating . “THAT ME $3 & OISTINCT AGSET ON WIS J90 . sPECVANG DUTP wa, To Circ ovte eo. @ Coordinates and furnishes guidance {mer ; weuane forall Fl and Cl matters in the ['f SPacericouTyY ne, eT es ~~ ” atin Conducts lialson with other eompo- | "6 ; mune —hents of DDP and the Agency.in general. eb weerers ourr ne. o . a MATINGH SPR CErtC Buty mo. § . . HATING . MUMEC It . Nuune 3. NARWATIVE GRECAIP TION OF WANNER Op YOR PENFOOMANCE rrr “ DIRECTIONS; Strees strengths and wenknetses, particularly those which affect development on prassnt jab, _ Mr, Wheeler is a sound, well experienced imaginative officer, He ts especially adept in dealing with people at all levels 60 as to earn their respect and vooperation, MD ee A te ne CCTION GO. . SUITAGILITY F672 CLATENT JOB IN ORGAN! ZATION HINLCTE Take inte mecaunt keea everything your know shout the individual, wductivity, conduct in the job Portineut pereaonal characteriazica aor habits, special dafecta ar talents.,..nnd has he fits im with your tvaa. € psee hig with others doing simftor work of shout the ane level. bo. PERINt TEL HT2ALE = KE SOUL AEPASATED TTP OF BOUaTESL ADVILLE Y. Ubi 0 WOT WAVE ACCEPTED Mi EZ 1 AD KAGAN BHAT 1 ewOW NG Pu. . ganeur a EMPLOYEN BELG ASKRAGE Got wliin MEACHESSED SUMFICIENIL © GUTSTANSING 1) evans ton THE ORGANS LATS ON wATIS in Thawes CF THE HEOUIREMENTS OF Tat ORGANIZATION wae suegta oOAN AGL? STAING PLAGON o B4Chek Sf ONLY A FEW in SUETASILITY Poa apes ty THE GBCANIZ ATION 1S tag tNOtViOUAL BETTER 5USTEG Fo BGAA ite SOME GIntR POSITION IN Ted ORGANIZATIONS { } ets ENPOALN FuLite a SECRET _ ne 14-0000 SECRET : finan Friled Iny é 2 . . J) =) FITNESS REPORT (Part If) POTENTIAL , Se re LaSTRUCTI ONS FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFBICER: Consult current instructions for completing this report. FOR THRE SUPERVISOR: Thies report is a privileged communication to your amerviscr,.. and to appropriate Cereer mannges ment and personnel alficials concerning the potential of the employee being tated. Tt ia MIT. to de “shoen ta the rated employee, Tt ts secommended that you reat the entire eeport before cansleting eny question. This teport is to be completed onty after the employee hae been urider your supervision FOX AT LEAST 90 DAYS. Tf tess than 0 days, hold end complete after the 90 deys hon clepeed. . Tf this de the INITEAL REIVST on the employee, however, it MUST be completed and forwarded to the OF no loter than Jodmys after the due date imticeted in item 9 of Section “f" below, SECTION E. $. NAME. STRVICE SICNATION DI OaTe OF atatn 4 Oct 1915 — © OrfFiciag PoseTicy TAME Chief, FE/FI PERIOD COVERED OY THIS REPORT (Fact Dec 1957 - Aug 1953 Tesurteviace € ) (Picet) _ tie Wheeler © * Robert -P. OFFICE/ DIVISIONS BRANCH O° ASSIGNMENT ~ DDP/FE(FI/Hqs @- DATE ACPOAT Out tm OF “TyPa OF ALPoRT (Check one) SECTION F. fom tHe ERATE Rs - THIS 0 DATE a 2 Sept 1958 William V.- Broe. ELND OFFICIAL: — 1 HAYE- VIEWED tang wk ee ° ° rh TP 0 on Pega veo ae ot dnd ifing 6 oF eee 2 Sept 1958 jimers re SECTION G. - ESTIMATE OF POTENTIAL 1. POTENTIAL - 10 ASSUME GREATER RESMONS TILT TEES DIRECTIONS: Considering others of “his Qrnle a ond type Gf sesignment, rate the taployve? s potential to assume greater responsibilities. Think in terms of the kind of seapentibility encounters! at the vecious levels in his kind of 10. 1 1 Tr ates 108 F Sur san Deputy Chief, eee eel beni Awl KOTEO ANY ¢ SAS SEs OFFICTAL ‘Chief, FE Division [THIS DATE work: : . : * ALREADY ABOVE THE LEVEL AT WHICH SATHOFACTONY PLAFORMANCE CAN Of EAPECTOD + WAS AEACHEO THe 1 GEST LEVEL AT wire GATIDTACTORY PCRFORWANCE CaN BE exerci coe + MAMING PROGRESS, BUT NELOS MOT TIME Uli aeo HC CAN GE TRAINED TO ASSUME GREATER RESPONSIONLETIES PULITEES ‘ z ’ 4 4. READY FOR THAINTHG st ASSUMING URLALEN wESP On 5 CUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING 4 7 so WELL PROOADLY ADJUST OUICALY TO MONE RESPONST fran EFPECTEO AT WIS PRESANT LEWEL SNSIOEMED OH EARLY ASSUMPTION OF HIGHER + ALALAGY ASSUMING HORE SCSPONSEDILI TIES 2 AN EXCEPTIONAL PERSGN aS 1 ANE GF THE LEVEK HESPONSIDILITINS, ATIN : Rg ina FOr wo SHOULD AF NuMoeR t(j he Uf your wifl seach AFTER sh comes closest note your * cobunn. ap fas thi ion of gue en by ple : pawer thle queetion: enower $a YES, below your op SUITAMLE TRAY tadicate your op ing 7% to expressing your apinion in the appropriate coty ing ia the “octual™ column, Ff booed on opiipen af wal the ievel of sup nase af the desez iz Rls bases aoe the ebllity ta be 3 s “Se yeier od bie patent : : meres ferten BELIEVE teOtvioyal eoygo th A wie SEPA ADL IEVE IeQaVSDUAL PIU GE AN AYER AGy SuPkayrson MELEE GeSiviGual wCutl he A STHONG SUPERVISOR IN Mts Sew Prive st TuAT He ACTUAL BOTENTOAL ane ve peoleasional tpe- RALCS Us rabeutiat (Ficat Line 2 {tence + drivers, arensgr: PRE GOH Pent ebta cemtara? A anrus Gdind Ire aaare y date of various kivdsy 7 SLL en anne — am —_ 190 (Second five supossisarn) Pa Gade oF SEP Oat TORA Wad DEPORT Hot Dates AGTArion PME Gy PLES GAs, wed FS Lem E LE a an SaIUP, Bua wee Oe wee ND a fovtce (Eaecuture tevet) . . Foe wayae elant, oe ents eantact eo ie Vauior are suevetinares 13 HOT Fatcutat H : . et er ee ee nN en ACTH SE TSED ACL Di vhast was BED Cambs ya CoPATHAATEIN tatu Dumtorate Tuecearaatans t seessrts 2er Gato seurSrerd ferseormahed rackube memsses ar twa arene CSpeciér) FEPV aces Pee vidua Corfigas + . . Potential . ta abe se re (Park Vt} os Faces as ono ass mice OLCRET aad Zascrety 314-00000 . - SECRET OFFICE OF PERSONNE: : (Kan Filied tay. , : a 2. INGICATE Tet aPPacniwatye MUMBTR OF WON THY INE RateD reroute KAS BEEN YSeELe rouR SuPtavision 4 menths . . - fer Sse if 4. COMMENTS CONCEANING POTENT aL Mr. Wheeler has displayed the operational and supervisory attributes Baby give every indication that he has an excalicnt potential t to advance with this Agency, SECTION H. “ _ FUTURE PLANS . + TRAINING OR OTWER OC VEL O°wEN TAL CAPCAleace PLANNED FOR THE INDIVIGUAL None 7 F MOTE OTHER FACTORS, INCLUDING PERSONAL CURCUMSTANCES, TO GE.TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN IMDIVIOUAL’S FUTURE A931 GNMEN FS) Subject {8 married and has six children ranging in age from 4 to 15 years, IPTION OF tHOIYIOUAL SECTION ae — ? =. —— BINECTIONS: This sectian is provided ae an to describing. the individual a9 you seo him on the job. Interpret the words literally. On the page beiow are a serion of ritotementa that apply in same degree to most people. To the teft of cach statement ia s box under the heading “category, Real each statement and insert in the box the the state:mer spplies to the person cover peategory aumber wich beat tells how ts report, ‘ . Nos HAVE MOT OnSéRvED THIS: HENCE CAH GIVE NO OPtn1ON AS TO HOW. THE AIPTIGH APPLICS TO THE TROLVIDUAL a) a Pe APPLIES TO THE pmOtVviouAt TO THE rast” POSSIOLE OFURES CATEGORY MUMDER 2+ APPLIES TS bHOLWIiDYAL TO A LIMITED DESQEE 2+ APPLIES TO ImGH¥fOual TO Am AVERAGE OFGELE ‘ Ae APPLIES TO iNGEVIbUAL TO AY ADDVE AVEBAGE OfGACE 9. APPLIES To tnoiyEouAL 19 iW . — ern mee top etn netinentnn eee ce ata ia cariconr f anateces vite WAZ HIGH TYanDaaGs oF ACCOMPL I Someta ft. aout ro Porat oF TX. UP Mosse. OF OMMeas see ae bt 24. BOMee HELE UNDES PaEstURe 14 Starve. ccastsamr fae ro SuPte. N£e CeO EOE ana roear wed 203 etinsuy ANQBS tnén 10 soba Asviatence TS TLEUALT? toasteoue Tig. comes ue wertw gouurions - { 3 z . aaeert S 7. Cam oft ans hae wats ecaris 4 } 10 Pea a tet 5 27. 0b vewsaring 4 EQ Med curtrcusw 8s Cone 4. ataveriet i SWAN Mewaae Foe ratte ———— ——— acuarrace of | Br ARES Taras some 19. Intwas cldaage pom fc waa ; 4 cas “care Vira twevecacie: C@ernin sunteamed tek eusua ay . an RT ~~ SECRET 14-do000 ‘ ‘ SECRET a ee ' " (ahen Killed In) | FITNE SS REPORT (Part 1) PERFORMANCE = _ . ee . in STRUCTIONS 7 FOR THE ADMIN: ATIVE OFFICER: Consult curtent instructions Lor campleting Uhia resort, FOR THR SUPERVISOR: This resort designed ta help you ctpress your evabustion of veur subordinete and to tranami thie evaluation your eupervisor enice officiota. Organisation policy eemares that you inform the auboes note whete de steeds esth yry. Conrmletion of the report cen help you presere for a cuseton eith him of ha strengths and ceatieases. Pt is stead organianstion policy thet you chow Part Lof this rerart to the employce except nder comiticns apccified in Aegulatian 20 ~ tis recommended that you teal the entire fora before cocpleting any Juestion, Uf thin ie the initial renset. on the employee, it suet be cocpleted ent (orearded to the Oifice of Veersannet ne later than 30 days after the dete imticated in item & of Section “A” belo=, : . "SECTION AL . GOMERAL (lant) CFiret) (Widdle) OaTe oF, orate . . stavict DESIGNATION Wheeler Robert - RP DI 3. OFFICE DtviS10N DRANGW.OF ASSIGNaLNT . 6. OFFICIAL POSITION TIRE DDP/ FE[ F1. Hdas. __Chief, FE/ Pr. GRACE S$. Gard wlPoat ous im OF @. PERIOD COVERED by THId aeeoRT Claciusive datea) 30 January 1958 March 1957 - December 1957 10, YyYPE CF BEFORE peuraay DUA O0) Gusta te turteveton (Chect ome!) SECTION: 8. CERTIFICATION Cad teas MAS ROT BLEW Suo@N TD THE INDIVEGUAR AATED: tf NOT SHOWN, UXPLAIN WHY tT, FOR Tf ATCA: THES REPRE NOT: . - . As CHECK Uy APP RTPRIATE STarEwears: Tees MOOD AP CEP ects dea CPrercas oF re opesry tet im Ct oe 0. 8 aaare The ean 3 . TecufD 10 THis sePoer, wrseue Caveads Chatrer teat ted carey ras DUAL ROMs moe LCE tee Cree ato Cm ENLENE OF Cuecyuare wes gos Shee zemarce BECAUSE (Spocity): MACE DUSTESAED PE Te Pash CMP Oe EE wES Stein ety AND Gbeeedssas 90 Twat GFer eniat wh strane, a. Ters Date er BNaaE tno AC Gaa Tepe RE Pravys 10 Jan, 38 ri wu, i Les TAN TIAL St op STANOIn a Oe THIS #EPORT, VPERNLEOa' S OFFICUAL THTLE REGORO any Su A ETL a uND tupeceirer eee oF ate Pang \ : pe caer neaeang x to. as _ eee int Reercnnre PO ehier Wor Bast Divial “gag PERFORMANCE EVA : f ellectiveness w Sing reted Bee perta orparce Gia CNLY within others da sieifes sark ot 9 vimilar teveld af reapen- ty esti be talen into account loter is Stetson fh SNOT PLAFONM Su TEES ADL CUSTEL, WE ES INCOMPETENT. 3 PR OPER Ste awChs AL MWOLGN HE WAS wag SPECIFIC ByESANSE 79 TaareNG, Lees CUT ACOs TRIE TIES. - fhe we WOST GF wie A ATEEP TAL Y. OCTAR MALL POVTALS SOE ADEA OF BLaayLss, Pratows oy Qrelerist vanuta, AONE Phar gies CAAEIUS SYP Mrvy GP wes MESO ONS HTL ITSAS Career om any weed Nuwage via ee? Ja Sede AN OUTSTANDING Wann InaT eE rs Feueddd Ge Pgs OTHER PEAGONS SNCOT ¥ Ae “ . CONENTS; P ‘ ‘ REPL ALT Ant aioloe aes trser | y . . Pedy ay 4S (Part) gp eaiae ar ea eee SECRET. Performance ce ate Gased yy. . aE ae 14-0000 SECRET: aren Fisied fn} ‘ “DuTses MONCH OF 39 DIKECTIONS: . . . a. Stete in the aspeces belas _ fa ste of the mete isportant THIC duties performed during thie rating period, Place the moat impartant firet, [no net anchale minor of uaimportant aoe 99) eve in one Se “OF AH 4: b, Hate pertarmance on roth specific duty considering Orb effeetiv AaBi te duty ©. For aupecvieo ability ta supervise vill alweye be retet au apecifiediity¢@o mol rate es svbaore, these eho avpervias ao cretary unbzy. - d. Compare tm your mind, when possible, the individuel teing sated with others performing the came duty ata elmitar Level of resporneibidaty. - HAY ROW ' aunt te them on erent @. Two individuals with the same job title cay. be performing diflerent=dutiecs duthen. f, Me apocifle. Framples of the wind af dutics that might be rated are: ORAL BRIEFING NAS AND. USER AREA KNOCLEDOR CONDUCTS INTE ERC OATIONS © GIVING LEcrusEg OSYILOPS AE FROGRAVS PREPAZES Suwwarles ' CONDUCTING 5kitSARS ANALYZES INDUSTHIAL RoroRTs TRANSLATES GP.e¥AN ORITING TROINI CAL PEPORTS WAVACES PILES : DERRIEFING SouaCeES CONDUCTING SXTERIAL LIAISON OPERATES BADIO fons REEFS poors TYPING COORDINATES O11 ornea ‘OFrICRSs DRIVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION WRITES REGULATIONS UAINTAINS ALE OUNDITIONING _ SUPERVISING PSEPARES CORMESFONOENCE . EVALUATES SIGUIFICANCE OF DATA @- For some jobs, duties may be broken doan even further if supervise considers Ae advisable, » combined key and phune operation, in the case of « tadio operaior. . . OUTSTANDING MANNED 1s INCOMPETERT $4 Jak PERFORMANCE GF ters OuTy @ + PEAPOANMS THIS OUTY IR E+ DAMELY AOCOUATE I Tet PERFORWANCE OF THI FOUND IN VERY FEE INDIVIGUALS MOLDING Btet- ocscaierive oury tan 3008 . AATING "39+ PERFORMS THID Lute ACCEOTARLY “P+ ENCELS ANYONE ( NNO Im ful PRAaTORWANCE OF NuNOTA 4+ PEN#ORMS THs Gute mm A COMPETENT Wanna THIG Oty ° 30+ PERFORMS Twt® O49 fe tude A FING wannea . ° * ASSET ON MGS 40D . : ; ; erecerte pouty wv, t RATING trree tute ao, @ ee 7 nuwaral Acting Chief of Branch wecisic Bury wo, f Conducting External Liaison’ Seersene oure mo, 8 NUM eee —_ " Has and Us 8 g_Arca Knowledge : | 5 : . as i : rieouty war @ BLMOEA _—_ | 93 PEAFOCuANS Coordinates with other offices MAGRATIVE DENCRIPTION OF Maunts& oF affect development on preaca? job, During most of the period for which subject is rated he was acting chief of an a (Japan - Okinawa), He is currently chlef of the Subject {4 a hard-workiny, #@ enormously active and Important bra FI group of the Division's plana and operations staff. dedicated employe, t! indtiative and imagination and is profiti: from his prasent hq. experience, He ievidual,...apady eoamthe jot, etects ce talenisse. aint hea he DIVECTIONS: Take ints avcount * portinent parseaal vhorocrsyiatica oe Bebsts pare hla with utherea duing Yer wer: cphout the ance level. foe Defra tecy yumettarne - we rae 34 STP ARAtED cmmmiene Wer Bees s | 6 do. 4 sate MeCam Hage Raed wid SEP aaa Tien Cogent avi cesar a6 nt turaqsee 6 eas dts da een gee, tree. Lone oe amie ge Toma eae an ears Qu fitbateag ty gene wi F fo MD wEALAi SSI9 Noe dodwO@ 1S Tek Qesanl gation Tatingewa Praingtay eu TEkud AF Tee @ 1Tanrs BROOME OMsoyrtate 4 Homer scent g ry ea LY weld Te dee TR TE ESP TT OWE Peet ee de si OUPcten foacre Afiev many years in the Geld with virtually no hg. duty, subject ia now obts tining bh command asd vp ri i . Seth command and luff experiance, Heo had ada; vied Ritudelf g splondidly aud fas shown vemarkable voraaully, a SECHET wee 14,00000,,8 eae EAI RG SECRET ay fihon Filled Vay 4 Se [8S REPORT (Part-I) POTENTIAL cee we ee cele JASTRUCTIONS Commit current inatructions for completing Uae report. : SOR TSE ALINT STEVE OFFIC ed communication to your awersieat. und to orpropebate ¢ the potential vf the employer Seing rated, Ttois NOT to be shown to the rate eertoyre. ft ie peeummended that you real the en port before completing any question. thie eepnel aa Te de cvopteted cnty alter the employee has been under your supervision POS AT LEAST 9O muy, Ff lees than aNidoye, Nel dé am! cearlete after the gydeys hee elemeed. ff th dethe INITIAL RYVET on the ecrluyee, hewewer, 10: ot sewtetat and fersarded te the OF no later then M0edeys after the due Sorte tmticated in ites of Section "£ GOMER AL PIS CAE SUTENVISIR: Thee seport ia a privi en pecsocrel of fledala concerning SEcTIa Ee _. __ V. Sa thact) . (Psret) (Vi ddio) e. Dave OF at ~~ Whecler____ Robert. Pit 4 Oct 191 : TCE DVIS OR ENON OF ASSIGNVENE Oe OPP TC aL Position titue DDP/ FE/ FI Haq. _Chief, FE/FI eo “aercet Dut im oF Te. rea100 COVERED Ay ris ecrce? cinclusrve dates) _ 20 January 1958 March 1957 - December 1957 ~__t ouener Cute sertarisen ” seuce Net OF ALPoAT pennies ‘eNews’ cae) POST sarrorinn _ j CERTIFICATION foe ome sarge: ob CObTERY raat THiS MEPORT RAPRESEN TZ u e. EAN |e VYPCO OA PAINTED NAVE So 7 praise ae HRS i . d f i . ia : t..Vernet_L, Greshanj, Ws a Moker Deputy Chiet, Far East Div, Crag: 1 oMAYE NEvpbaro Tet an i 4 AY TON EN ATT aACMs wiud [oii reese rare cares a ‘ulnie teva TIME OF REVI Latah ESTIMATE OF P ONT FAIRE TIES BEST -GUNGEMEXT UF Mee INdIVIOUAL DEINO MATEO. SUPERWI IONS OFFICIAL THTLE APPOYICAS: Contideting cthesa af his arede sad type of assignment, tate the exployee's potential ta assume groates Lities, Think jn teraa of the kim of Fespontibility encountered ot the varinus. levele ia his kind of SINTiaL To asSuul COOareR AQOVE THE LEVER AT. GHICH TATISF ac TORY PEMFORMANCL CAN BE EVPLC IED SATESTACTOGY PET ewANTE CAN BO EPEC TED . GQCATES RESPONSI ASL TIES stser SPACED THO HIGHEST GEVEL AT wien y ING PRCSUOSE. CUT NFEOS atORU Tiwe Atrene Me CaN at TRAINED To aygunt Ss ACADY Pom Teaiwiat im ASIEMING GaLATER WESPONS BILE TIER 3+ itd PeObent ss acy SUTERLY 19 WOME BASPONYS ILE DUTIES aE MduD Meta TRIENG oor oanay Boban MOAL SESMONSIGILETIES THAN ENPLOTES AT ot PATMIAT Lie pean TiSvaL Pew sonm aed 19 ONE. OF Ind Fre med Sune ab CoNstenaty f Atate abecgnararcrried S CARLY ADTURP TION OF Hizete Supereas ‘ | liy sory ebrdity this poeson will seach AFTE tacraplise re GC hetow alieh cours chosesy Pay: shecrving bee supedeces, cating WeU ETA IN Teas ag ta Tass any Tee geted sie ¢ Steers Tene seperye raced 2 Oty ash Bb tethers dewetd reabhe ete searurr th teas Pekavs awe Rang wetgtan tbaertencrsce PRM Fae tee mer eye me Ml ertatae a ce Ee SE mmr POT MANNY cetera wiwaeen re tes amen vee 14-00200 _ _ - . . oo SECRET [Shen rotten fay Part PMPLGTEY cay arte UNDER keGe tt APPROUI MATE HUYSED OF MIMI G ENG AL nentt FNUICATE tHe , The sy eur PERSONNEL oe GME TS CONCEONING POTENT ae After many yeary fn Japan without uny hq. duty, subject is nok gc aivgig 244g needed hq. experience. He hus shown great adaptability and versatility 43 U4 responsible has. positions. MAIL ROOM SECTION : : FUTURE PLANS 4. +. TRAINING OR OLS COLVELOPura aL CeeTe reac PLaaneD Pom fet WaDIVIDUAL Subject should remain at hq. at least another year in order that he may further | broaden his experience, . : 7 ANEH INFO ACCOUNT IN TROIVIOUAL’ 8 FUTURE ASS Panucn TE AMCLUDING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, 10 bE. @OTC OTHER Factions, Subject is m arried and has aix children ranging in uge from 3 to 14 years, ?- WDESCRIPTION OF TROY OU on the job. tntoepret fen fo most peaptar In insert in the box the ba gravided? a9 an ald to deacribing tha individual a2 yau see of statements thag onply iia sace Road gach ataterent ant voted by this This section Literally. On the page below are 9 serica Gf each statement is a hoa under the haading Teategory. rategory ‘0 hobest tells hoe m the stat t piien to the persons so Mos wavE NOT GasEAyED Tatas a Give We GPINEGH Ad FO HOw THe. BrvecarPT . inOeviouas tos SPHLTES 10 THE FeOIeIDUAL 10 THE LEAS! FOSSIOLA OCGALE 3+ APPLET In fo & LIMETED DLURFE . 7 2s APPLIES 76 AM AYEHALE DEGRER 3 APPLIES 1 tee CA CATE GGAY MaMaEA aPeuibs To AVERAGE OFGHEE berscriwe ta Le bdbe re eee | Bhauasd Uf woe oie: peas (ya. agceers aptesetronmte 4 faves i De rimess . eeAR TTI oe Jateee ‘ AS a ° Bees ts mek Cavpaz Peat pare o = i J ; 5 ! i i i 4 } rreway eane to aurte. {of Stoe eee ei wid 228 01 Inout Re ee ee TA GETREE Er caw atece? + esd yieove Oueroer oo oer Ob te Sure te ha 4 H 4 {45 reseses ! a re ie rs H a j M wAD ebesae sea teers 4 lig. 0d Duabaeeat t emer ce ntae en peste semen oe tee ere eerie tent t t j 4 ta. Yoened cutenne ~ SECRET i Bort ® laters, ¢ SECRET PeSon Kalbed tay FITNE Tig @hen coperty oo Rok TUE SPUINESTR ALEVE OFFICE Consult POR NIE SUEPRVENORS Mia report ia stesier thie evaluation to your wupe vbaoe end mete where je at SLth you. Comiction af the report rengthe and wealaese Tt fa atse Nisation policy thet you f combitinns anccdtted im Weguietia 200d, tt is Foc ommended at you real the entire fore before completing teport an the eeployer, it muet be comp feted ani foreanded ta the Office of icated in item AL of Section A” Betos, euetent Strovtione | eee yrs svaluetion of your suberdtinete amd to tranamit hoe offteraty. | Organdeation Yotequicee thet you infore ¢ teers Ao help you. peepque for a da ston with tie of hie we Part Dot this reourt te the eoployce ricept Wo help you er ra any ‘Tueetion. Tf thia is the indtaal ne tater than Jeye after the slate or Feetonoet 1Ch DESIGNATION Ie. Catt oF gpraty. NAME (Laat) Wheeler, Robert P, _ : - Th Oet. 1915 err RANCH OF AOBIGNMENE Len ey cr ory d.OFF Tet Iwi SiON _—DDP/FR/1. Chief, FE/Y AUPOMT CEmclusive date) 15 March 1957 -. GMADE a. DATE REPORT Dur in oF GS-14) Aprit 30, 1957 , To, Wee ur eerour Pe : (Check une) ®. PEMluD COviARD ne A6November 1956 to, SECTION By we a waren: tii atroar (&) was VIDUAL RATED, APPANPR TATE STATS eOuee th wana Cl ee OL 4 @amnewe yare ME TO mie RS ces aTeacmty TO emte wbeuel, Th senoet anrieere ue vey vibum, the vee tS emeut Gea EY teed ime wa the tmereloual emiey noe Soec tify): ters eeroar ano @aryigud FP Pedby se ate ion egarcante stile tare awtiured ioe “tae! wh nmges onsmr ne ote SOR'Z OFF CraL rituL Surere deft, FR/2L- ria Tas HO St Onatuae Fels00 J ed drcuge - WACORD any Auhstantear sue TO A UATTER GHOLAStawOING OF EMV SOR, GR ANY Ot EE 7 CPND HAL PE ‘ay . individual Reang rated haw perloreed itor esrk at a avaudae level of rear MARC TS uy with others doing sf fivety sail be taken inte account pare in Section 0, the vat Favtana nether Pures aGeduarian. ui rs mcouperear, he Praritw sare: AL iecyin HL MAR HAG SBECI TIE Bs CANch of8 fos O83 NOT PE ap Doe gabicy adi TANINGNG. ME Gettn Saris re Seog tses, : : : GUNNS ACCEOV ARK) Unease Le BC VEAL GS GOME rota ad ade A COW ETE, cre vf waanta. R2 OUT wane Sho Mra Ob sPomataieetigs ga TOUCH AN DUTSTANOING anaes Tear we 1g NOUS, TISMALRY Ata, ALLED Sy Sse SiNts Pewicer aadan ty w ~ ae iz a te & toa 2 s. g a 2 a 2 4 a a 3 ny tp G J g & oo. G tom CUSSENTS: dt VATtant & Sf rating. . 2 hia performance right ba seck a Perna € aU AND ate aut tava tre. ecformance ia ForN ab. dua ay SECRET ¥-00000 ns, pertinent “persunat chereeese pore bia with others “aing sieiiosn uth of Drei Ain Fiuliwe “se , TEE ROUP PRR Cee: SECRET VR ANEL (Oban DELTA L Dm ? Ft SPECIE Buta WieLet ives an a ue 7 : A R fg 7 PH. ae a. Rtate the gyareo Le up fo abe nS the were genusteant THPOUFIC duties performed 47 ting peedod, Hlece the cet smgespine? Ceeet. : whe ot unLemnD tire, . bo Rate pertoesancee dD epecd fhe duty can LY effoctivenres in ptetfaimance Of thie cithe huty. y Por evigeee ty wapervise orld plwoyt be fated of « apecific uty (AAT Reng’ euperrlavre thuse oho speredes & aercatary anty). : CUn fy Compare in gran sect, when possible, the individual being tated atth othees performing the 6 duty oto simiter leveb af pe oiessitadity. ©. fen indtividuele ett the enmme job tithe may be performing different dutioe. bf an, sate them en different dutirs. . f. Me sprciftics Poaseple: of the kind of Suties that wit be rated ! : . OFA, BRIEFING WAS AND ULES AREA KNQOLEDOR CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS Clviee LACES DEVIIIIS NKE FeO RAMS . PREPARES SUUUAYIES . OM LICT IO PMINARS AMALV ERS SIAC IRTAL BPPORTS TRANSLATES GERWAN PRITIO, TILUHICAL @EPORTA MAHAR PILES DEBRIEFING SOURCES at CAMUIAIC TING ZEYTERNAL LIAISON OFFRATLS F4D19~ . ARELS GORI chal imei TYP IRG COORDINATES 01TH OTHER orerces ONIVES FRUCK 7 TAKING OICTATION . WRITE) BRCAILAY ICD . GAINTAINS ALR CO4DE TIONING SUPPETISIAG CRIFAUPA COREE SPIIDIACE BVALUATES SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA a. For some jube, Huties omy be Lroken down even further if supervisor considers It adviesble, o.g., combined hey end phone ope jem, i the cove of a radio operator. - a ge rc —. — E " : Pos Ielmern ten 66 THE Peer UbeeECe OF THED GUT 9 + PERFORMS THID DUTY IM AM OUTSTANDING MANNER ae ofater aoe uare im THE Phar OnwaRCh OF fH9d “ f0UND IM VERY PLO ENDIVIOUALS HOLOING SiMie OROCMIP Five Oty . tan yond”. Y tating de One 400% IM1> DUTY ACCEPTABLY . Poe CNCELS AnvOnE ¢ NOW Ie THE FEMPORMANCE OF WUMOER O + PLoS ees Init DUTY IN A CHsPETiAf wAGHEe tie ouTy . S$ - FORO eS THIS DUTY 19 SKM A Fiat ssa to . . . es fas wt 6D & VISTINGE BEGET % - . ; 4 bute oo. & — ™~ ~ WATING aeeceere oysr ma, F Assiato Braach Cnie? Ln Management vais Fravitea opert ional and adaintatra~ S abd supervision Of Hranch | tive guidance to field statton. 5 BPCEITNS OylY wo, F re | BAVime [eee eer te Bote OTB Lg Can. Buperviglen of Cz, Lasaon Any} hewnts . museca CP ops. of Branch . ac : VeetieeC outer ae, P eee ao West: baty ee, @ “Farina Conducts liaison with other Agency MUUNEN nun elowcnts and Guhiside agencies. 6 Bale oF jon . BOG Bhs 2 sd weoknetaes, LIKMOTIONS: Bdreas ster ulinty thugs obich affect developmint on present job. Hin greatest atrenjte Lie warm and envaging peczorallty, an umbushed friendlineca urea hin en isaediate willingness to couperate Prom the psoota with vhon ne au wannaraly | hard Wovker, 4n accurate aud melieulous reporter, haa onergy. und tay hha hwiernerst. On occoglonu he demonstrates a to jamp too. quickly Lo themaeives, eer, at the “Aueney and corrationn a face t vATION Productivity, vcanduct im tha jab, tens. Com te yeu freee abet the gewt fecta or tatanta..,.eS bow ha fita in with yo atice on Nar ievej, YE? mane 45528 a» fare wie T6 2 ust eNom me PNM oe arte wh ofArni Sand SUEFICLEMTILG OUISTaNOIG& 19 sane Los ayteect ast PEOPLE 4 wate in Tok GeGdut sa tiGn BIAS Ss ‘ Soames RERGON th ToS ci QF A FEM IG Settee yi ty bow FuEeTl Ve tak S4Gan nation for AeGH ISAS tay eine open eee: no. af 18S, aith distinetion, he milite in which 3 yersonality could be branghh to 270 PRA 1% Soud GIatm 04 Le oe? corlucting Altbogn ne iis vould shine in any a = oo. : hong experience ts dey peer. res . SECRET : 14-0000 oe SECRET . aad - Taher Fitlad fay [iN] : FITNESS REPORT (Part I) POTEN ES PRUCT ONS HE Inoteuctiona lor caupieting thie report. TPATIVE OFFICER: Consult cu row THE AIMINTS TOR THE BUPERVISOU: Thie report is 9 privileged commnication to your supersioas, and to sppropriete career manages mont and personel offictala concerning the potential of the eoployes hesne pated. ft is NOT to he shoen to the tated employee. Tt de recommended that you read the estice repurt before treulsting any question, This report ie to be comleted only after the employer hae been under your supervleion Ff LT LEAST 29 PAYS; Of Leas than andaye, complete after the vodays has efaperd, If this ie the INITIAL ¢it4%T an the employee, however, it MUST be held completed and forwarded to the no tater then 3odnaye after the due date istsreated tn jten Roof Section “F bLelow, SECTION €. a _GCHERAL 5 ee : V. maAME (Leet) (Fieot), (Widdie) 3. BATE OF . a. Sen a. sravice OLatGration _ Wheeler, Robert. P. . b Oat. 1915 M DI a a a al ee ee eee ene me a are i ee 3. -OFFICE/DEIVISION/ BR ance OF ASBEGHMEAT O. OFFICAL POSIT eCe FTE DDP/FE/1 . ° Deputy Chief, FR/1 Fo. PER1O0 COVERED Br fmt weraat gincl 7. GRAOK | @- DATE atPORT OU Im OP 16 Foy, 1996 = 15 March 1967 i! GS-14] April 30, 1957 YO, TyPa oF acroer - tweteay “k aba breciae (Specify) i (Cheek one) | amnuae ff ar euetom f : : : EG! JUOLF ERAT Ae Tal SASIVIDUAL DOING BATEO Prtcial Pte Thief, FR/L : 186 aur ErettotES! OF OPINION IM ATTACHED GEUOy - ¥ fe fo, Geertaay TITLE GF Alte tO OR FAINTiO Mame o Stcreay, of fie vA OLFICEM Vornnt L.Grosht leaf: ‘ LM afans Gerity Chief, ¥ FSECTION. Fe : loge tt ene ee 4. FOR tee Matea;, oF Ceattry Thal THIS AEPOAT oF fee uy a Pal avPao on Paintio oO UIGHATURL © Willian B. Nelso! Lhe, & a A oHAVE QEVICeLG THe UEP ont NG OFPICHAL wm —ESTIBATE OF POTENT A Secriow G. b. POTENTIAL FO & tag GREATI RESPONTEBILE CIES DERECTI dering athers of his gencde aad type, af a lgnment, sate the smoloyre’e potentiol to manume greater 4, Think in teras of the kind of ¢ ihiliNy encountered of the various tevela in hls kind of eosponabbili work. . . . . TF ALAPADC ABOVE TE CCYOL AT witlty SATPAPAC TORY PLUTORMENOE Thu SO reese rep ! Poe MAS RE ACHEO THC WIGS LEVEL AT GICH SATU AP AGIONY. PEER Oru ALE Che be ERPECTFO Do MAGING PROGAESS. WUT NELUS MORE Time ACTOHE HE Can Of Traine FS FSS CRATER HKSPONG TAIL I TIES 5 4+ WEADY FOR Tham ins im ASTIMING Lee M RESPONSI eS Dos atk PHEGAMLY AGJUAT QUICALY To tHe ALSPONSIGLE UUTIes a6 MoS PRA nS @atinn 6 + ALHEAZEASSUUING MORE HESPERSIGICI TICE THAN LAFLE FER at est poe Tea Nuwuee Doe A ESCHER TIGh AL PERSON WHO OTS OnE GH Ink dew an SHOE HE SSiDE¥ED FOG Pawiy ASSUMPTION OF HIGHEH LEVEL BESHONQ TEI LE TINS . Dee POTENT A . Hag this perwon the ability ta he « eapeavinss? (_)} Yer (7) Ne Tf yaur rao Sikl reach APTER ate bebes youre opinion ar guess of the bevel af aupetvitary ebitaity thia 5 TRAL - lticate your aninion by placing the aunber of wofating Nelow which comes closest eaShAK ¥Gur api in the appropriate cotumn, LP your rating bs bes Hote your rating Uy the. Sartuad! un opinion of bie potenteal, 1 wns obaerain 7 cobianrn, re ms INCON Ore t Teau 4 PACH IP TIVE 3 wa Ne t PROPER AL UR NL A aga SUPLAVINGH IM Pa S 276% SPAT On no wae 2 WOUVIDUAL SQULU UE af avERA in ts 2 Ue TETMATEOM wees 3 POtVCSuAL aQULG BE a stp ACTUAL ape: fechnicians ar profevein Ecertma ted ay epesuent (Karat fine Crgur Gurwa ta basie 339 (éruch dre fialsata of vasious bind) entee contace et tn : upecvina a “i . [a deuce or supcmesaonr ong neste? ine 199 (Seccnd Sine suzsevisoes) PLE 604 wagne CR AE OF Wh HEP Ee HED TAe, etl tho routes (Eawcotive level) a Pela CCMTACT wate PMG OPO TE FUSGHSIMNTES 1a HOT catGutar +9) 2] Tako twwkorats subvepiae that OcTevi FrhS ae Si vESsi owt mse teekeun Codatiaation eer 7 wtwsies cs joe Pwr orete symoacimares baeciuce MUPCaces Patel Bus EOITICTS 7 : . Foew §2 US (Part Pl jor coms as no ase mice SECRET Potential a + ARE COSILLTE . #14-00000 7 SECKET : ; CONee Felted Pa YPEANI SiO RATIO LUPL yet e Hae HEN UNDE yOUP §& TRLCATe Me Arrauaiwatlt muwArA oro vostiey tne mote soe 1: . Pl the ds anaire ot himaeys in new Preblers, ha tenia ta wraad AB, 2.4 PH 257 an WIS emotion) fecling for 4» othustion ar a Person reauleing ina wees lation of attitude and an inconstat-ncy that Jimtta hia effectiveness, Wherq rr Bag had pist rerally makeg gound dectsionn. - * NOOM erpertenre he ¢ FUTURE PLANS SECTION H. : We INO TWIOUAL re ar ca — (NG OR OTHER DEVELOPWENTAL Cxrtaiiace PLAaNNtY for : a rn on . INCLUDING PLORGONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, To of TAXEN INTO ACCOUNT IN INDIVIOUAL’S FUTURE ASSIONMENTS : ‘ ' ?. SOTt OTHER Factons, He hag a large Camily (nix children) and wondd like to. raturn to the field after enough Headquirtera expertence, 7 ~~ A: Cte LESCRIPTION OF IHOIVIGUAL ~. — This sectian bs Provided ag nau aid to describing the individual as you ave him oy the job, Interpret Statements that opply in nome degree to most people. Ta innert in the bow the SECTION EEC Ie the words titerally, On the page below ort » serion of the Jef of oneh statement bs on box unter the heading "entugary." Read each atatement and ERCPLOSS tiimnber vho lust tells how much the Statement applies to the person covered by this report, CRVPTION APPLIED TO Ty H As MAGE NOT GUDEAviD THtSa ikMCE Can GIVE HO OPtmIOW aa To New Ihe PEs i INDI YIDUAL : Ps APPLECR TO THE INBEvI DUAL TO THE LEAST PogsiOLE OGRE : COEEGORT NUMGEN 2 6 APPLELA TO InbIvEnUAL YO 4 LIMITeO oLGREE i : . Vs aPPLILS Ya indivinusl TO AW AvInAGE GEaNEe : ‘ INGIWIOUAL TO aw AnOvL AYKMAGE OF GWE : 3 intrveduar ta Gane bGatt : recone | ar carecoay | STATEMENT i ) fob. agee ty eke ametnd 11. Waa witw ttawpesos oF ta rreeeriye : cotmt ar tte hy seecue cr aenint 5 ‘homa abtu aesocrane To OCaN weet Eber arena un nee Le tates cer arma Haw nerd atte vargas a i V9.0 AeChO ts Deseansroriee ° ian AOU tS mid ceagas . o ° : Se ee —— roa ' His, seseowes ech 3a tuceee . tue Voead 4 | vito . 2 Seen af en een anf re a ' . $6. wota nie ye Fy YOGSS emty 19 Nees a @. wots nis soa errmourt h- faa, (4 Se cemtue comscraya: ase erance 2 7 a QeG turenad tL . 7 . nn sein ee ee a fee . aoe meen ee pe ee oy tet Oeerias ‘ che Bat ay we tut 4 iv Soenen as 14. 03 wertasens $8. WI Car ace ae 1S Come atemcrive STeh Swoo te A4ns tases ' a es 4 e a 14-0000 16 Joamary 1957 HEEDRANDUMN POR RECORD —_ i ; THROUGHs Steff Training Officer SUBJECT: Completion of Operational Menagenent Course for FZ Personnel : 1s ye, Rober’ Pe Wheeler, PE/vI, has completed a - oo Special Managenent Course (Cpsrational Management Seminar) held -- , 7~LA Jameary, 1957. . . . 4. Tho courte covered 38 hours of lecturos sad group discuseloas, tee ; _ togsther with a Limited awownt of readings The courage outdinad the vesgonpibilitios ef mamagarmt st tis Sraach Chief level und aglected protlens of Headquarters management aetling with olandsstina astivitiea, Tho individual named completed 62. eouraa assignments but pacedved no af of the student’s performances 4a this ado, ince a0 atalantion was iJ epesia) course, of of kia ability te perlonm a tar BEI» 14-0000 5 & Se 13 December 1955 MEMORANDUM FOR- THE RECORD SUBJECT: Fitness Report on Robert P. WHEELER 1. The attached Fitness Report should be read with the following facts in mind. The Rating Officer arrived in the Japan Station on 21 January 1956. Mr. Wheeler Left Japan on or about 19 March 1956 and was in the United Stateo on TDY until 8 May 1956. From 5 May until he left Japan FCS on 7 June 1956, Mr. Wheeler was unassigned in the Japan - Station.. While the Reting Officer was Chief of Operations, Japan Station, = Mr. Wheeler was in his assigned position simultancously for less than one month end it ia my underetending Mr. Wheeler did nob report to Mr. Hecksher, but directly to the Chief of Station. 2. I question, therefore, whether My, wheeler was under the Rating ; Officer's direct supervision for a sufficient period, of time to insure that the attacued report 1s 4 completely equable one. . Inasmuch as the Chief of Station reviewed this report and made no commcat, Tam in no position to take issue with At, but suggest that it be viewed in the context of other Fitness Reports on My. Wheeler. a) mOON \} : Maha f ile WILLTAM E, NELSON Chief, FE/. | Attechwreat PUT RT EAD er Tere asocpeomET eer Symes 14-0000 SECRET. . ra fahen Filled In) o: 7 i oF a . —_ “ . . ; FIELD FITHESS REPORT. 4 # . Report de an fonortant factor ia organisation personnel mansgqenent, 1 seeds to provider , 4, The orgonisetion etlection beerd with information of value shen considering the application of an individual for membership in the career etatl: and 3. 4 perlodié record of job performance a8 am aid ta the effective utilseation of pereannel, INSTRUCTIONS : vovesled by hie day-to-day activities. Ef thia individe 70 THE PIPL OD AOHINISTRAYIVE OR PESSONYIL OFFICER: Con- sult corsont field administrative, instructions regarding uel hes been under pour supers n for less then 3 ~ y you will colfebore ae ticoble, with hie the inttiation and tranesittal of thie report to head: . Previous supervisors tu wahe eure the topostis accurate . . a . and complete. Primaty responsibility feete with the 5 TO TU! FIFLD SUPERVISOR: Read tha entire fore before current eupervinor, ft Je sumed thet, throughout the H oer 24 to complete any stem. As the supervisor who period thie individual hae been under pour supervielo: eatin directa and reviews the work of the individual, you heve disch ed pour eupervieory ceepa bitded you heve peimory responeibility for ovaluoting: hi -by. frequent discussione af his . wo so thet in @ strengths, weako + nd one thee joh effectivencas eral way he bnowe shere he otande, : 17 E39 OPTIONAL BNETHER ON MOT THIS FITNKSS REPORT 13 SIONN TO INE PERSON OBINO RATED . I ‘ - . : . : . , . i t | SERVICE ORSIGVATION SECTION | OsTE OF BIATH . Oct. 19 4. GeaUe 5. STATION DESIGNATION (Cyr7rent). GS-14. - | Japan Station @- Gut SATE OF Tris AEPORT PewIOD COVERED BY THI9 REPORT (Ineluelve datee) 955 to 7 dy U66- . . . {SECTION VI (To be comptatad by field aupervieor) - j CubbeaT rostion . ~ 2. DATE ASSUMEO RESPONOIGILE TY FOR POSTTION : ¢ : $ 1.0. (BSE) oy April, 1994 te ; STATE Ted SPECIFIC ASSIGHMENTS GH TASKS m4ICH ARE TYPICAL OF THOSE Gi 10 THE EMPLOYER OYHING THE PAST THAEE — TO Six WoNTHs (Liet in ordar.of fraquency) Caief of Japan Station I1aison sections career pea amnmetereteamaran meme * BY > DATE Mf tes Reviewed by PLD SECTION S11 (To be completed at haadquasters only) DO NOT COMPLETE = — FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY AGTHENTICATION OF RE t. RAME OF RATER (True) SNOT SnGsK TD THE THOIVIQUAL DEENS MAWE ANS GIGHATUBE OF ADMINISTRATIVE GQ FERSONNEL SFFICER AT NEADOUARITAS AUINQRIZES TO AQ THENTIC ATE FLINESS REPSAT and sicuatyacs HALLIa. EL Melee, CFR/ : [__#. u So T49 at vas. 7 Bes 1956» BO NOT COMPLETE : FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY | 1 SEP. 8 tome no. ye ow SECRET 14-0000, SECRET Bren Filled In) Thie section fe prerided ou an ald in deortibing he individual, Your derrription ie net tevorable of omtevorable in itself but ecaqvisoe ite meaning in relation to @ particaler yob oF assignment, .The dover words are to be , 7 - *: nthe att hand cate, ‘Delow sre a setaee of sroreoenee SOY, Res Oe goehH On the Teft hand aide of the page the reane Rend side of tke ef descriptions, The ecal tinetions if you ich Svar potlan * ens applies. te the per- son you are tating. Placing an in the "Noe CSserved’! cyluen rer OA Add, epinion on whetree o prcace erpiies to am individual. Placing on “i ia the “Does Net Apply colven means that you Save the definite epinivn that the deacripeton te nat et a1) sulted to tn adividool, STATEMENTS “ CATECORIES APPLIES .TO A REASONABLE OEGREE DOORS [APPLIES TOA NoT o RINITED “APELY DEGREE A, ABLE TO SEK ANOTRER'S POINT OF VIE®, By PRACTICAL, - SAMPLES | i i i | 1. -@ GOOD REPORTER OF EVENTS. 2. CAN MAKE ORCHSIONS Om WIS CBN” ‘ WMEN NEED ARTISTS. e 9. CAUTIOUS IN ACTION. 4. HAS INITIATIVES > UNEMOTIONAL, ANALYTIC Hy HIS. THINKING, + CONSTANTLY STRIVING FOR NCw KNOMLEOGE AND 1OLAS. GETS ALONG wit PECPLE AT ALL SUCTAL LVELS, if 4 WAS SENSE OF NUMOR, i can a” iH . : j KNOWS OWEN TO SLM assisrance, |. £ & wih. Cat. : 5 _ ' | 12. CAN GéT ALONG WEIM PEOPLE. { V9. wenoRy FOR FACTS. 14. GETS THINGS gone, 4 | 1g. KEEPS ARTETA Teaade LANG : thRe GOALR. i : i 16. CAM COPE WEIN SEMTROENEIES, ; t to : 17. WAS WIGH STANOAHDS OF ACCOMP [ SeMENT, 10. WAS STAMINA, CaM KEE? GOING” A LONG TIME. - ae THQ. HAS TIGE RAnGe Gro CMF GRMATION. . 29. SNORE GRIGINALE FY. ACCEPTS ACSPONaT OCT res, Tal ADMITS 1S Peaons. atveangs ahah Td Gurtave sign, Ra. Cee SesPOer hyo, f fO So mrt ghd Bl tHQGT Vys tueheeT . . Secret rs "SECRET . . an fen . Cohen Filled Inj. 16. can Trina ON MES FEET. eves ve witu SOLUTIONS ato PROBLEWS. thy STIMULATING ro aveociatess a “3Pame Mayen 22. TOUGH MINDED, 20. OOSLAVANT, : CAPAOLE. . Chae THINK Inge . COMPLETED ASSIGNMENTS WiTNIM ALLOSAOLE Time Limits. . cvanuaree one ACALISTICALLY, : *etue iwromute avout: cunaint. ~ OC sunare. yp. Serective ad bIsCUaS IONS: wrtH- ASSOCIATES. . iMPLeMtnts ove rstons Ag AARO- LOSS OF O8N each imas. : mmoveateut or dindans i 20. DORKS MELE inDER PAF SsURE, I DISPLAYS JUDGEMENT, + GIVES COEOtT wHere GaeviT 15: out. + MAS DRIVE. + 18 SECURITY CONSC/OUG. ~ VERSATILE, do. WIS CAbTicis® [6 CONSTHUCTIVE. €7, AQLE TO INFLUENCE OTuEaS, aa. Pace erates 3400 Tet OrtwaAt Lom. - or nS orice. tg. Oot NOT ReQUIaE aTRONG AWD T” CONTIXLCUD AUPER VISION, 80. a Good SuPeoveson. SECTION . — A. weal dana wis Beier 5S STKEN GINS? “‘tultive sviiity tw shapastesinkicn eo? qeotosel ena contadtn ) maahod ty wire Tecan ane oaks feoilizsts cag and potentialiy ’ neath meer with Sepenoes Effie einiso Good mraater af avente, aiged hy reteyiive mainys Ereed t 4 at. wwaretending oF Riatea ard ealtere of Janae: fone a work "arr tho 2p of Hs head," but acters: iinetios qigdye Wedd atibied Ardeaa ettizer 4% prepariy — backed and: seperatacde ‘ rae war wee TTS” eben qe saiba 225 ‘hs i jnokea 4 ‘aa e aiotensy Rcather vane? ‘2 Alo aasogstont bE ? peroenald ties ond qaoihletea in tho parent 2% e2 shisotivess this Vries him in the role ‘ef supesyi sor aml oparstivaa @tfieer, Loska teurhneso ta Frosupting unipopuley Aggies $0 Sapanate Llvlem oorvemel. : SECRET . SECRET “3 7 : (Phen Filled P PEEP Os, Performances. in Japan inzstruns by Brooocy pat.cn adth psrsonal ‘and __gubity at te ROMY a | \inwarranted in term of both perconal, popalardty: and . war’ _ "O90 YOU, Oke . S OuTRETEHs BLL ¢ WAT aw BINGE STUEMCTH OR BE ARNE bEDICATE UF VOU TAINS THAT HE RCQUIPES CLODR BUTEAVISION? [J ve “Jeo Ca yeu alee: 2; a9 Fi 49 Ti | Sertake fron aoouning £42) roopenoi bali tye Fito well into'a aysten of 7 and ‘balancode ” . oo Be A RO aital TRAINENG oo YOU at COWMEND you mes INDEVIOUAL TE Tn view ef prospootive return to-Japan Mcld assigremt, chimld kesp up his knoe ledss of tho Jnpanosa languages peter a Riel geek Tr ac po p tore fap gr Anto.a eatre} na Telatonahip ond Lor ty ©. OTHER COMMENTS (indicate Aero general chlde habits cher report bat which have a beerisg on effective utilis SECTION VI “2° ia the v 2 ~] a a 3 s 2 2 e = e . e 2 > ° =| = = > #. ~ 8. >, 2 > rf t indicetlons, dive your opinion ef aie ard the organisation, . WAS. an. ANTAGONISTIC arrtTuoe TOWARD Tate. ongan- fu DER INLTELY “LEAVE WHE ORGANIZATION] ‘persun hae porto dio accordingly. cma) 1. BOC HOT PERFORM ourras. Aotquarture. we 19 peal IHCOMPETENT.. OQARELY AGEQUATE IN PERFORMANCES ALTHOUGH we, nas WAD CUPye GUIDANCE ON TRAINING, HE” OFTEN FAILS TO canny” our: Rh PON a rete ~ 7 Te renee emoe eames ER 4 “WHE GROANEZATION, -BOTHERCO OY MINOR FRUBT: TINS. wiek: ul ind Test ONTINUE. . (IT) & wis arti tut’ Yowiag tnt omaant ratios 19-1worr PURENT,..HAS “WAIT AnD SECO “attitude. ‘WOULD. - . LEAVE: 17 SOMEONE, OFrtako Wie SOMETH OCTTER, l ] & TENDS TO HAVE PAYORADLE ATTITUOE TowaARO ORGANT> “A FENE PERPORMANCEL CaARIcs OUT wany or ats AESPONBIBILITICS QKCEPTIONALLY WELL, FUEAFORMS MILa DUTIES IN SUCH AN OUTSTANDING MANNCA THAT HE 1S COVALLEOD bY Few oteea Peas - SONS KNOWN TO. THE RATER, mts INDI VIOUAL eeTrer QUALIF ICD FoR WORK If SOME ts Lg ten AREAD felxo Clores: ve ves, wuare TATION, MAKES ALLOWANCES FOR RESTALCTIONS : ca IMPOSED UF WORKENG POA OMCANI TATION. THINKS a In TERwS OF A CAACER IN THE ORGANIZATION. cay G. DEFINETELY HAS PAVYOGA 1 AYTUTUOE vowand THE. DRGANITATION, BARREN, AM UNEXPECTED OuTsiok : OPPORTUNITY, WILL FAOGADLY EWOCAVON 10 MARE A . CARLER IN THE OMGARETATIGN, (TZ) 2. was an Eumustastic arreruoe TOWARD THe ORGAN. LIATION. WILL PROBABLY HEVER CONSIDER WORKING Awe PLACE BUT TN THE RGANIZATION. a . oS DIRECTIONS: Consider “avery tht you Anog about “thie i person je walling your rating: iitoin fob “duties, Sondast an tae joh, personal charactoriatica ar “Padite, snd apocial defocra or talents, “a. “BERECITONS Sy Gontidering others of thie person's grade and type af essignsent, hoe sould you rato via on potentiality for sesueptian of greater reaponpibille ties uorwally imtlcatod by promotion, k : fe HAS REACHED The MIGHAST GRADE LEVER AT BHC : SATISFACTARY PEAFOAM ANCE CAN BE ExXPECT£EO. . tx 2. 13 MAKING PROGAESS. buT NEEGS “NORE TINE IN. PALSENT GRAC DEFORE SROMOTISN TO A HIGHER GRADL CAN PE “RECOMMENDED. ; C__} 3 19 REAOY TO Yaar ON RESPONSISILITIES OF THE 2 MELT HEGICR GRADE, GUT MAY HELD TAAINING IN : . SOME AREAS, . . ‘ . Ci 2. GILL PRODADLY adsUST QUICKLY TO THE MORE : RESPONSIOLE DUTIES OF THE NEAT HIGHER CAAOL, f ] 9. fs ALAR ADY PEAropMING aT THE LEVEL OF ME NENT MIGHER GRAOE. © T C~ 0. 4N EXCEPTIONAL: PLASON MO on€ OF Tat Fee BHO SHOULD DE CONSIDERED, FOR MAPIO ADVANCE: cfetio via “i C ] 3. A BARELY ACCE Le © AVERAGE BUT OT TW NO @£4RNESSES SurP IEC eNTLY QUTATAVOING TO WARRANT HIG SEPARATION. . ME OFSPLAYS THE GAME SUITA- KE PEGPLE TIO RNGW “Hd THE . (oj a 4 Tertcay emrvovee — aleity a g3T OF yaSant? TOM, A FINE EMPLOYER © MAG SOME OUTSTANDING STRINGING. . Coes UNUSUALLY STUQNG PEMSON IM TEAMS.OF THE ca BECUIACWERTS OF Tak OnGamt ZATION, J. ENCELLAD BY ONLY A Few IN SUSTAQILITY #0R 2088 yin. ; AN THE OF GANT ZATION, pt — (— - ‘ ’ . Se SECRET a : . 14-0000 aes vate 1 25. Octotor 1956 weL oe tion u " Otmew (Kepiain) ® Y 3 = - 5 a 9 * e ae ~ soot 32. CONSTRUCTIVE Chqort Cech mad OEM AUTHOR sate Courses 30 wAnato asco yron - Byeste t's. patvious (J pacagnauno: ane (I) carcerence (TJ) teasmeas. SUGJTCT was ‘cowdcerso. TRA ag Of rectiyeo cousrauctive catoir snoe' v OME CEPT. Tanimine ‘pfvicea: Cowuger: 1 me GucuucnTat on proce’. ono raft) acTtom. [7] 0 ruarwes TRaraing atcoumenoeo nid rime. 13 Cussenrer °C Cousscs maanto ; CowrLEs 104 oF wien oo aasic uairy rns. s7anoA! We . ss . . i Cr] ¢- umness SUBIC T HAS HAD PHEYIOUS HO, - i ga FIELO EXPER NENCE HICH CAN OF poo ACCEOTOCO IN LIEU GF TOAINING, SUDJECE ae H AGY. COUNTER: cet " EHP 1O4AGE SHILLD BE ACQUIRES, fo. Tae - of i lors Weuerty «(J ouaterv sas Co Jaerecsuna aa y y - ca r ’ |) + RAR PLang Plans : TRAINING as cnec CKLO A ma te " ’ . | (CT) soonesr . i | ETAVGRMIND VobnInD 0°98, aot Cc uP on neTyae 10 49. - of _ > 0. whived ann fe. ‘seeuvo sf meoucsTeD row ~ r TRCH. OEY. am : . ~ ‘ onsint, fase CURLED MARV ED @1TM 8 ae } : aecomendariand ra sop iT soma rag” . © } inG went vaor ee, THESE ntcou. . are ; MENDATIONS WAVE HOT GLEW WET. i : auso ud TooM, aaa ie wr Jacwin REP QesaneR bo trod, iuPeove. t. ed STAPH TH AIMING CFPICER BASIC 43%, asic uta. 4 BALLOON, -OF9. To: Peracnnal 6 FROM: Career Management Officer et the above projectod peraonnel action hag baecn (7) approved (UJ disapproved oy the oe wor Services Board. “Addit tonal training. ad indicated actve has been recommended by ‘ Training Gfflesr to satiety requlrements of the proposed personne) action, Please gchetule these courses as goon 43 poeslole through your Division Training Ottiear who will ecordinate with enior Staff Training Office : GATE —— jSrcrarurs OF CANEL® MaTAULHENT OTF ete LY Woe ne AP £22 Lp yoaw no. parsecae Faee 80-77 a ae ORIEL” # tread y Jan ag 467? ce . . , - . : Oe 14-0000 ‘TI . CLALDESTLSE SERVICES RevEBe OW ay | 7 an Sc eras “CRE Boe : | i | HO. Ge Sab i la, [tome Extorer A a i, _ Oo; 464 Ey dnd eupor, fae uy Ra Supper i J : 2 t Lae pata) 4 mop Tn . THR DT . } ’ ? 5 4 bee - : a . ee ne ae . -é wie ~ . ' 1 t 7 t > 1 ‘y : 4 1400000 . . . . 3 - . : : 0 cone SORE! fn) , 7 + : ~ "? FIELD FITNESS REPORT © Pitnese Bap da an Important factor in cr@enitation perssanel pensg toa provide: the organisation selection board vith inforeation of vaiue ohea considering the spplicetion of on me +> (dwdsetdyel foe meaherahip tn the career atall; and a4 perivdie record of jub perforasnce o8 en nid to the affectice wtitinotion of personnel, INSTRUCTIONS . Cone vovealed by hie days to-day activitios, If thia individe sult curcont field otuinietrotive daetructione cegerding vel Aas heen under your supervision for issa than 30 the tiation od tranenitial of thie ‘eopore to heads deys, you will colieborate, if practicable, etth, Ale qearte . Pleviausl eupstvieces@ ta mate aure the reportis sceurote . . : ond complete. Primary tosponsibifity costs eith the TO TH® FIA Wrervi 3081 Read the entive fora before current eupervieor, It ie aeeuned that, throughout the atteeptiag fo cseplete on: 1 Ae the supervisor vho dual hoe b devects ond revd the work o individual, . wtimere roeponelbhitty for evaluetina hie ateengtbe, wssborssee, and one thee job effectivences a6 TO THE PLILD ALOINESTRATIVE OF PERSONNIL OFFICER: by freqvent dicey > eral vay. he haces where he stands. EY £58 OPTIONAL WHETHER OR WOT THIS FITNESS REPORT 13 WOW TO THE PERSON BEINO RATED 9. SERVICE DESI GuATION } _ aril, Tay, 1954 State Tmt. ePecisic AES GnwtnTS OR TASKS WHICH ARG. TYR ICAL oF Tnase Ovven, TO Tee tePLovce DUAING” THE PAST THREE te Sik MbuTas (Liat in order of: frequency) A6 Acting Chief, FI, has been responsible for superviaing all FI activities. of the Ease, ard for coordinating those activities with Chief, PP. With the atowe duties, has been concurrently Chief of Liaison Section and thus - responsible for diréctifig all liaison activities conducted by the Baso. Case officer for otie liportant. pr ‘oject involving a. Japanese agent who is an influential member of the Diet, meta, ques PAE NC Reviewed by FU SECTION FEL ¢7o ba coorloted of headyuartace only) DO NOT COMPLETE += FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY ° AUTHENTICATION OF REPORT AWO SIGRATURES 1. -Naut OF eatin (Troe) —— ra HAwe oF DEsILOINS OFFICIAL hy Parry (Teue) Robert H. LINN . : Kerry W, LITTLE, Jr. ints 3 atroat [ } CH] owas NOt cada To Tat reOivibual BEING Ratio. Dare ALPcRT sud ne “5S. wAWE AnD St GHATUNE. OF ACWInI STATI v£ OD reasonn ty Saereha 33 OQUANTERG AUTHOR TEGO TO AQ THEN TICATE al add REFCat Gparua c. ViCeles at nas, > 1956 Philip.F FENDIG, ACTE/) eae ARTE Saat ne ea penne bO NOT COMPLETE FOR HEADGQU. 5 USE ONLY FORM MO, bosue oe Sa SECRET ta ann cee meme ie 14-0000 Badene t | 4 ‘SECRET. (Bren Filled In) +a PEASONN AEMICE 2 nul favor of unfavorable ineent. The deaecriptive words aro ta be Toae erities is provided a0 an aid in el But acqvires ite avaning in ve reted Literetiy. eft Daod 0ide of the p eof the page - dete On the tae reget Sand ents thet epptp inasone age PNe ob people. On of dewcsiptions, 4 ecgle bit each Cotegory ie die Tied sate three swell bloche; thie ia to fimer distinctigna ou 80d: re. Look at the efate- wpentica the left + then check che categorp om ths right which beat telle hus euch the ate ent opplies to the per- enn yoo are roting. “Phecing an “Xo in the ‘Net CSsersed’* column means you have no orice? whether a phrave ‘ arrties te an individust, Placing an " X" aa the *Doea Not Apply" coluan means rhengat A ° definite opinion thet Che description ja not at ali suited to the ind: ‘ below re-four mayor c elloe yeu ta ve dual, . STATEMENTS CATEGORIES APPLIES TO A APPLIES TOA NOT ; : oe Cini TeD REASONABLE | ABOVE AVERAGE] OUTSTANDING . . w | scaveo DEGREE _ DEGREE DEGREE “DEGREE: i ha . : “muna, GT OT TC} POInt-oF view. . § os a | | B. Paacticar, A GOUD REPORTER OF EVENTS. R. Caw WADE DECISIONS, ON HIS OMN HEN NEED ARISES. ° mal : i | 2. CAYTIONS TH ACTION, ode oy RAS INITIATIVE. STALL 8. ANSLTIC IN HES THINK IGG. ro, CONSTANTLY STRIVING 790 NER - ANSMEOGE AND IDEAS, . + BITS ALONG WITH PEOPLE AT ALL” SOCIAL REVELS, 3, NAS SENSE OF HUMOR, ae ars * a . wNOWE Eee SR. SEEK ADDISTANCE. CALM. V2. CAN SET ALONG Wit PEOPLE. wiwsay FCA Facrs, Log . SETS Wings OONE. ! feo ioadey Cone tg. Cay Cees C1 CVERGENCIES. 1 ee ee ee eC i ee ee es TE To fe TT) TT V7. HAS M7SN STANOARDS OF ACCOM L SHMENT. th. WAS STAwINAL CAN KEEP GOING A LOND Freg, cn 1). MAS BIOL DANGE OF IaFonuATI ON. BO. Sndes SVIGINELT FY. 21. ACCT TS ALSPONSIMILITIES,~ 22. ADMITS RLS ERRORS. 2a. KOSPONTS GLE TQ SUPER WEE SION, Da. Then Desh oer TON, PAL Ame Fa Bt 8 so ar leOuT + Stace Syevaetl . d SECRET 14-0000 (ee one SECRET — . : (— rahon Felted Inj . ae. Cam THINK ON wis Feet. ar. cours UP BhT sorutions 10 PROOLENS. BTUMULATING TO assOceaTEs: A o gpare PLUG. 29. TOUGH wINOEO. . OUSEAVANT. . Capaere. « CLEAR THINKING. ComPLe tes ASSP GNUEM TS. eitHIn a. ALLOVAGLE Timed LIMITS. a4. EVALUATES sar REALISTICALLY. » WEL INFORMED agour cyantrt oe. DELIGERATE, |. CRRECTIVE: tH piscussrons with ASSOCIATES. a TePLEMENTS DECISIONS REGARO® LESS OF ON FOCLINGS. a7. 29. THOUGHTFUL OF OTHERS. . 7 L WORKS, WELL UNDER PacssuRe — OrsPuaYS svociutat. : a2. Gives CREDIT wacat cacoiT 1S roe ous. . ., as. MAS ORIVE. ch a6, 18 SECURITE conscious. 4g. vERSATICe. ade HES CALTECH SM 15 CONSTRUCTIVE. , 47. AOLE TO INFLUENCE OTHERS. de. FACILITATES Sm60 Tot OPERATION or wis OFFICE. ag. pors sor ReGUINE g170Ks AND com PLIES SUP Ea VE SPIN. sa. a GooD SsuPEATESOR. Ne ene = SECTION ¥ RTT AE Bis SuTa TARDE FIREMEN . ; : : ns : — Subject ts highly capable in several fields: he writes well and quickly; he. speaky clearly. and to tho points his sense of humor ana treesy charm cave him the — center of any gociul group and abla to get along with pecpis on any Jevel. He does a Frodigious amount of work with great facllity and is sivays willing to work long 7’ hours to get a job donee. fla ia ideal as a jiaigon man for contacts with high evel officlals. « ’ Le a Sot B, wear Aae AST TAT AND ING WEAKNESSES! . . Has a tendency to do things "off the top of hig bes*. Sone what easily upset when diffieultics arise or when he has worked hinsel? inta e conbination of fatigue and dopreszlon. Somotizes allows his anotions or iis naods to color his reports and his eveluations of others. Has sona temiancy 2 "fall in love" with : "his agent. a . ; woe wa SECRET 14-0000 pS SECRET .¢When Filled lay 1F VOU THENA Tat Ame SINGLE Versatility in doaling on a frien TROTCATE ar ea bo you a nt CQL THAT ME REQUIACS CLOSE SUPE S10N eX . . ’ . \ ree NAT THAIMING DO YOU RECOMMEND FORM THIS INDIVIDUALT P&P training, and refresher course, if report but which have s beering on effective atitis 7 - - : . . 4 OTHER COMMENTS (Indicate here general teaitea, ape: bite oF + fon of this resultant benefits to bis work. ° SECTION VI eX in t . Read all descriptions béfore ratin Plece perton r Aiea accordingly. AMS MOSY OF HIS DUTIES ACCEPTADLY: OCCAs SIONALLY REVEALS SCME AREA OF WEAKNESS. PERFORMS QUTIES IW A TYPICALLY COMPETENT. CRFECTIVE MANNER. A FINE PERFORMANCE? CARRIES OUT MANY OF HIS RESPONSTOILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL, : PERFORMS HIS DUTIES IM SUCH AM OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT HE 1D LOUALLED BY FEW OTHER PER+ SONS KNOWN TO THE WATER, ~ : 1B THiS INDIVIOUAL GETTER CUALIFFEO FOR WORK IN SOME OTHER AREA? wo) (Ces. tf VES, WHAT? CX] s- Por Rect TaN and type ef asaigozent, haw would you rate hin on . potentiality fer sua tion of greater reapansiditis ties noroally indigetod by prasotian, : habit “ HAS QEACHEO THE HIGH t ST GRADE CEVEL AT HICH SATESEACTORY PERFORMANCE Came OL TAPECTED, { ] 2+ 13 MAKING PROGRESS, SFT NEEOS BGRFE TINE 1% aT ia PaESENT GRAge OLPonE PAsUDticN TO A HIGHER Co] GRAOT CAN GE RECOUULNOED, CTI 3 (TIE a. Us Sbacy To Tave On wEsrensrethi Tres OF THE - osext miGida GhaGe, Out way HEED THAINING Int . SOHNE ADEAS, : — a [TTT] 4. Sek PaoGsay AOUUST GuIcECY td Tue wook . —" RESPONSIOLE OUTIES CF THE VERT HSER SAADK, —~ com ‘ Af oS th Avteaoy PONFOAMING OT Tal LEVEL OF He Sout i de CX? * Lt ? wider Gace.’ . - CL Yog. ts SeCSP Tae PERSGA BHO IS Onf oF Ht Fee o. — THO SMOVAD OF CONSIOLAED FOR AAPTO ADVANCES ?. went, CORET STRENGIM Ca EARNEST OuUTME GAT ALL OTHER CongiD ily and oxtromely ef mbie all kinds of people, particularly those in high levol positions. eS ag Tse availablo, in FI ops. . a andiany othe, person’a #ititnde toward the organisation, me ce ope gsonntl besls with wait ROOM Charecteriotics not covered eleewhere ia the Out THINS artTed. : TEHOD TO HAVE AN UNF AVOMABLE aTTPTyuoe Towred THO GAGANIZATION, BOTHERED Ov MINOR FRUSTR A+ TIONS. with QUIT 18 THESE CONTINUE. HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGANIZATION 19 FROIFe FERENT.. MAS “Wait AND SCE™ ATTITUDE. . OULD LCAVE IF SOMEONE OF FERED WIM SOMETHING BETTER. TENOS TO-HAVE PAVORADLE ATTITUDE TOBAKG onGant> TATION, MAKES ALLOWANCES FOR ALSTRICTIONS | IMPOSED BY SORKING FOR ORGANIZATION, . THINGS im TeAwS OF A CARCER Ih THE ONGANEZATION. DEFINITELY HAS FAVORAGLE -ATTITUSE TowAsD THE LDABRING AM UNCXPECTEO, OUTSICL Lh ePegeaOLy TENDS AVOR 1G Mae person. io waking your rating. 3kLll ia jab duties, ednduct on the fub, personal characteristice oF . and opaciel defects ar talents. QEFIMITELY UNSUITABLE + WE SHCULO OC BEPeaATED. an oauaTeus BU TAGILN TY. @CULG WOT WAVE Ace COP TSO Hite FF 1 Nab ANOSN BHAT 1 ANCD ROP A BARELY ACCEPTABLE CMPLOVER..OCFINITELY BELO8 ACERAGE GUT G1 TH MS SEAANESSES SUPFICHER TAY OUTSTANUING 10 PAnBANT HIS SEPARATESN. | A TYPICAL CUPCOTEE C OMSPLAVS THE Sama Sutla- BILETY AG MOET OF THE PEOPLE I AHce EN THE UAGAHITATIGN, : AF ENL CHP LOTEE Stateetnes, AR UNUSUALLY STAGKA PLAsON Im Thies acaul GnTy OF fez QHGewI Lez ON, LHCELLEG OF GALT 8 FED IN BYTTAQIRE TY FOS GCEA In The OesseTARan. 2 WES S080 GUTSTANDING ge The ‘ : Subject hag an excellent knowledge of the area, its people, and language and ig able to use this knowledge with great 14-0000 SECRET (esen Filled fea) The Fitacee & pe ae ipportent factee ia ors selion pesoonnel aanagevert. Lt secede to provide: T The or gansbation selecrton Soord bo infocaation of votus whan conarésrseg the applicetioa of an indiesduel for eraderweep 1% ase oor etall: and - 1 A pertodic eocard cf pet zettecwanes 39 28 aid to, the effective otitvestion of pees SIE SAI rh vein anion ne ie eas i ne Nn et. INSTRUCTIONS Cone seveated by Ate Gaye tavday setivifies, Ff thie badieieh hee heen endec veut auperviaton for loot thin’ pou offf coltarerate, if peecticabdle, ehtn hie ee woke sure the reportis eccucatle eo with the TY NE PLL Al IVE STRATIVE OF PETROVA OFFICES: selt current faetd odainiateatise apatewctions Cegtrding wel ptbetion-and dranemittet af thie cepere to Needs days, . previous supervioort and cospiets. Prieaey respuneidslaty wehoul the . TO IWS PLILD BPERVISOR: Read tre entice fora before sugervseor. Et cn secused thet, i atreaptivg fo cosplete any iter. ase weperviaor wNo ° thi TRATS TATU tree peered as BONE, deion, ' susigne, directs aad the work of the dadividual, you Aeove Pieck peer fuperysootr apon alittle hin by feequenf die Chee sore, that in a BATE you Nero peiosty pon atetp fe evaluativ strengthe, wesbanvcees, and oan the jad elfectiveness# a> bre otands, Posted Pos. Control 17 £9 OPTIONAL EXETER OF SOT THIS FITNESS MEPORT 35) yaAe ¢ Srefor A) 3 Acting Depty for Fura of Llatson He 1986 . . BS. STATE Fak Lee CHPIC ASSIGNMENTS OR TASAD WHICH ARE TYPICAL OF OSE Givam TO THE TuPLOVEL OURING THE PAST THAEE 1) $95 woes (Liet in order of fesquency) + : Subject 4s Acting Beputy for FUFIRE activities within the Misstun, Ag such, he is raaponsibls Por organhtaing, directing, and coordinating the threa sactions charged with YUFICE duties in Japan, as well as the Intalligence Staff which 1a fn turn roe SB carding and Filing, and =” ” } aisongan ! t i i | | i CRE renee tenet : eee nee et A NS eA . . + SECTION UNE po Se const eted fe Resdguertary ealy) EM TEE LT A . earn - ob Pe a Th) SOE COMPLETS. +. | FOR HEADQUARTERS USE OMLY | _ ae a eeimaiantell - ene meen ae a Neen tk PRY AEE 9 A f > : ANS SICHATYRES Y. The Greer an ba PIOLD (Tree) { }—~ an enactment eras sneer Memento hWoniae oF fatia (True): - awe bet Le Cy Set 4 0) aomraidrearies va #38 Cate prGatod BEA DST AND BK f yea fa ay tenats PUR NEADQUARTARS USE ONLY ; SicRer ier 14-0000 ' 5 1 x } cee by tenga aa ibe nen COner Filled Iny i. yo SECRET Fea 9 ta, ey oe, me Trae cection f@ provided eu am eid im aoersibing FPF IF . Ve Jon pe wot favotadie or unfavorable tr ieeell but scquiree fte ceaniog in relation fo @ pacticuler job of sebigrosnt, mb abe Rody? wurde are to te interpreted Literally. . . On the teft Aand aide of rhe page delew are 4 ane wl atete te thet apply in sone degree ia weet poeple. On the eight hand eide of the prge ere four paler cetegerineg of descriptions, The er within each category die vided into theee svabl biceks: a te alive peu fu wade finer diatinetvens if you ao desir Load went on the eft « then crect et gery ve the cighs ohted heat telte how wuch fhe efatement applies to the yer eon pou are rating. Placing aa. %* tAs (Mel Oheerved’? cotuan eeane you here ro opinion on ehother @ rhrere esolies (o an indivitoal. Placiog sa “VN ta the “Boos Hut Apply" coluan seene thet you Neve the definite opinion that the deteription ie wot at elf eanited te the dadsvidual, ane ee a CATEGOIIES thee STATEMENTS wet | bors | APPLIES TO A] APPLICG fo ST APPLIES TO AN| APPLIES TO An oe. HOT LIMITEO RLASONADLE | ABOVE AVERAGE] OUTSTANDING DEGHEL OLGREE OLGREE sumveb | AFFLY BOLE TO BEE ANOTHER’S Point oF wI P| B. PracticaL. | Ti ATER OF EVENTS. SAMPLES. 2. Cim GADE DECISIONS OM MIS Com OMEN NEED ARISES. 3. CAUTIOUS INT Action. LOMAS INETUATIVE. © = UNEMOTIOMALL G2 ANALYTIC IN WIS THIARING. J. CONSTANTLY BTAIVING FOR NEO ANOMLEDGE AND TOtAS. g. QCTS ALONG BdTH, PEQPLE AT ALt SOCIAL LEVELS. . 9. HAS SENSE OF NUMAR, . MMOWS WHEN TO SEER ASSISTANCE. the Cau, . 2, 4% COP ALONA with PECPLE, 13, MEMCAY #0R PACTS. ba. GETZ TeinGh GFne. Da. otrirs TwELU feasts Lewes THbo GOALS. o fa. Can COPE wate CUCastacies, VP. MAB EGH STANGSRUT OF aCCCuril seurat. fy. wag Gfabioas Cae eLEP GINS A LING Tet. 39. HAS FIGE AANGE OF YS. Frees OAT GIAeRETY, O” ce en as ar Gl. BCREF TS RESPONTI BUTE ERS. # SGulis mid Savdes, Dy. BERPONTS BELL TE Be ERVE SEEN. br Gerd Bi leaba teas arrested | . : Meg iene i Lug tend . —~: A A A OR TOLD Tart ee SECRET ee ’ 14-0000 ane . SECRET tyes Fitted En, Te. CAN TrING ON rg rat, #7. COWES UF Baten SClLuMOad fo Promivs, 78. SPrwuLating To aueoctates, & “ BPARK PLUd, it, ToucH winogo. + OOSCRVanT, CaPaeLe, CLEAR Tinka, ComPurris ASSIGNMENTS DitKin ALLCHADLE Ting Vemere, al 14. EVALUATES SELF REALISTICALLY, 30. WELL tnroRwta AvOUT CuRRtnT 46. O€L torrara, a}. Rrrcerive IN O1S3CUSStONS ity : - ASSOCI ATER, . 18. IMPLEMENTS DACTSIONS BL gAnD~ RO98 OF oon Feavinas, 29. THOWGNTFUL OF OTHERS. - 40. OARS ariy UNDER PRESSUBE,. ne ee at UtDPLAYS suDgtutnt, “, Bue Ade GUVES CHEOIT weane CRteort 43 ' Cc] yo 43. HAS DAlye. 44-043 Sheuptry conscious. t 48. wERserigg, : 40. WIG Crrdrcisy ig Constauerive, to. Aa ae eRe ores, Reta? susan cormasrgy Wa OFeece. 4a. Fay Gr a2. DOES NOT REQuiAg STROH 4mD COmTinuols GUPERVINION. i $9. 4 goon SuUPLavigsa. : ee ene oe TTA Dine ane Ra . Shy 4 whe . . - : . wubject has the oubstand ing abtlity to ie ary Kable micker of Soha remarkably veld, pa porforng br itantly atsl repidiv, Sf some tingy Suparficlally, snd conplates a i or Work, meeting feadiinsa, aadat tho fae tira, unless deeply ane “ Ring a Wimaroue ant attitude tovard htg Associates that ferag bin almost alwaya except asant to dual ulth, a fs extremely well Suited for alnost 4 , 57% becom iat ae oe depseaead ToT tv to make 4 carufully balanced Judzanent, fat what ke Bolieves to ke stuphitty or rasction assetings hatpera a Reessary 4a oe easily Swayod, Lite a vorthors O, BHAT oat unig Sufstasaina Shanty {he oxtanh that tie Acmeting Han, ag haprens very rare ferious tnenmaratane 4 Working relations! pe strongly areti He fa ecenstonal a y3no, by ths onfntons of Rta supertory, thesg GHArAstardaltes aro, hevever, R255 ¥ ar Sverbalanced by ALA out. nv acvantagsoug tn} trond dh : SReREP 14-0000 : , a SECRET THEECATE. 66 VOU Jase feat amy SINGLE JTDIRGTH UP OF c. Heh caprelty for co are U THeh we wecuIPes CiObE aurehvrstows Oo. ov roy F . INDIVIDUALS a Ona TRAFHING DO YOU HICOUMEND FO THIS 7 F&P courses refresher courre in KUPIRZ techniques. { T. OTmee COwMENTS {Indicate here general traits, epecttic habite or ch ibfec but chich have « hearing on effective wtilisstion of thie person)! ; Subject makes an ‘invaluable contribution through his - in. the ATORe - : SECTION vie orttn PAIhS 7) cagay ‘OUT “RePon si GFL couPcTauter, PEOFONUS 4ODT OF HSS DUTIES ACCEPTABLYs SIOMALLY PEYEALS SOME AREA OF BLALHESI, PKAvOmES DUTICS JH A TYPICALLY COMPETENT, RPPECTOVE MANDER.. - CIT] 8 4 rine Peercewances cahaics OUT wANY OF HID TTT ESPOMSIASLETI£S CXULPTLOWALLY WELL. BG] o- rearcuna nts ouTsEs ta SyCH AN OUTSTANDING " HANHIG THAT HE 13 FQUALLES BY FER OTHLA PER” SOND Katia 7) tue RATER, . 19 THES IND(vIOusl OFTFRA GUSLIFIED FOH WORK IN SOME ormen apeay [ZX Joo Coojres- IF ves, mate ACCA. Ganeldoring otherea of this porsan’a grade a “BiREeTION a ond type of assigowert, how maul yeu fate hie on - potentiality fur vsesunptiun af qreator responsibilie (lay pnoroadly indseoted by prometian, HAD REACHED THE we eGHt$T GRADE USVEL AT aHtCH "> DATISSASTIAL, PEWFGOMANCE CAN AE ESFRETED. 13 waning €aSCatIS, GUT AFEDS MORE Tive 1H PROSTAT GEASE MEOGAE PRQUOTION TO A NIGTa , GHADE Can 5, 2ECGUMEnDEO. 14 E, TO TAKE Cte AESPONSIBILETISS. OF Tal CY Wiaete GHAGE, OUT MAY KLED TONING 6 . Sour aRees, d¢ j @rLh Auaeseer sou Cai¢sky TG Tet wane a ~ ALPEN SLOLE GUTteS GF THe NEXT HE tHEA GRADLe 1% ALSCAGE PERF QuuinG al Tut LeveL OF Tut neat r a7 Os WEGNER Ch ACE. . . _ t 7 g. Ae CHCEPTEGH OL PEOSOM end 13 Gut OF TE Fea ~ (2 WG gnau BT ZEN FICEP EG FOR MAP ED 2G vente —_ Bint, SECRET Chan Felted tn} CUTTS NUTOLIGEy ALL Otnte SPE GE, nt tn almoul any EATS NY Subjsect hag excellent balance tn Auserviging othera, but often requiras zuidance and.dfroction in something in which he peraoml)y te clonsly concengyy « the continulty resulting from his willingness to remain for an indefinite period C. DIRECTIONS! ond any other indi yer a w “prMect ions: “Caneider « every thine you inow shou? person sa mohing your rating... 0hdll in job stuties, conduct on tha foh, pataunal. cherestariatics o¢ hablea, iA Teich EMPLOYEE, oh OISPLAYS TH and inte eet HP vega. got in Japan, fts ~“Y “Hy te, an 31 AN 55 200 4——_——_——. ctordelics not covered ef unowlolge of. Jupan, and through KY SOMC THING “as . TemPOonARy STOP UATIL HE CAN. gurren,” TENDS [TO HAVE AN URE AYOOADLE ATTITUOR Yoward THE ORGANIZATION, .BOTHEPLD BY WINUR FRUSTRAS TIONS. WILL QUIT 16 Tetde CONTINUE. HIB APTHTUDE TURARD Bl GAGAMD ZATION 13 INDIFe FCRENE. 80d SWAT AND GEC™ ATENTUOL. WOULD COAVE FR SUMPOnd OFF FOLD tie GOMETHING BETTER. TenOS (6 WAVE FAVOHASLE ATT/ TUDE TOWARO ORGANI +" TATION, (MAZES ALLOD. inCES POR MEATAICTIONS IMPD BLO BY KUHAING FOR ORGANI LAPION,. THINS In, TERMS GF A CANCER Te Tht GRGAWIZATION. OFF INI TELY "AS FAVORABLE ATTITUDE TOWARD THR’ An UALAPECTED GUIDIOE | CAV this” aad epocial defects of tolenta. OMFINFTELY UNDUIPAGLE - HE deOuULD BE SEPARATED. OF DOUSTFuk SUBTAGILITY..40UL0 NOT HAVE AC- CeaTeo WIM If fF WAD ANGeH WtAT Pf aNOR HOM, A DARELY ACCEPTABLE EMPLOYEE. ORC INE FELY BEL Oe VERAGE BT BETH ND Ob ae £5 SUFFICHENTLY SANE SUITA- Busty 25 MOST OF Fat FEQPLE 2 knoe 1X THe DAGAMETALOOY, A FINE LUPLOYER sTatnares. AN YMUIVALET TTRONG FERION 1H TERSS OF me QeQuiBaivinYs Of Tre SOGantTarsor, FACELaed BY GnLiT a Foe in SELPAGILITY PCR aoa ih ThE ONGarPAtign. © MAS SOME GYUTSTARDING We 14-0000 IMPORTANT LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE IMPORTANT EMPLOVEE. INSTRUCTIONS : AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 4 FEOERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM ON PAGE 2 TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: « Read page 4 carefully before you fill in the form. « Fiitin BOTH COPIES of tha form. Type or print in Ink. © Do not detach. “wat (490 (first _ (enléate) - DATE OF ear rr yeu) |” SOCIAL SECURITY HUNGER ‘Wheeler - Robert . P. . {| Oct 4, 1915 EMPLOYING DEPARTMCAT OR AGENCY ° AGENCY LOCATION (City, State, ZIP Code) tow, a. person, : who can, be covered, ‘putornatleaily feccives 3 rogutar tito insurance, unless tie walves all coverage. You have’, the “chalca’ of -ywaivin ot” Coverage, increasing your tite inturance covaraga through additional optional insurance, oF declining tha additiona Gptlonat insurance. So, READ CAREFULLY AND THEN _ MARK AN: "X' IN. ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW (Do NOT MARK MORE THAN ONE): Mark. here oe 1 WANT THE $10,000 OPTIOHAL INSURANCE in addition to my reguiar insuranea, ! tor ‘BOTH suneriie deductions to pay the full cost. . ‘OPTIONAL -AND ; A : REGULAR. Insurance. : Mark hore ———=>. Fy 1 D0 NOT WANT THE $10,000 OPTIONAL INSURANCE but | understand 1 still got my q , . regular ia jisuranco. 1 understand ft connect get optional insuranca, unfeas f: (1) wait at for REGULAR BUT least one year after sign this fore, (2) om under age 50 wher EF sguly, AND (3) give On B NO CPTOMAL satisfactory medical evidence af ins ‘'y. insurance, . . ; . Mark ‘here —_-» 7-1 BO NOs WANT: ‘ANY LIFE INSURANCE NOW. + understand that t cannot gat any reaulir . r i . * inguranca, unless i orl) wait at ieast one year after t sign this form; (2) am undor age for NO INSURANCE Pal 50 when I. apply. ANDO (3) etve gatisfactory medical evidenca ot insurability. bundarstand: aT, ALL > $ cannot get the $10; CGO optional insurance untoss I first have the fegiiac insurance, a DATE AND SIGN. SETURN THE ENTIRE FORM TO “YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE, FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY (official recelving dt SIGHATUHE (da not print} Subject failed -to elect optional insurance during the open period, l4 Apr 1968 STANDANG rouw Ne. 176 ORIGINAL COPY—Retain in Official Personnel Folder , 0 Font | . FPN Spptemace Bidet 14-0000 wm ces Donel Deaeee ala ene er nee _ SECRET (when Filled In) Office of Pervonnel, Control ‘Division, Statistical Re}: SERIAL NO. (Prine) Waeslor INSTRUCT ICHS ov. INSERT APPROPRIATE CODE NUMOIA im "COOE® COLUMN OM CAMCELLATION (One only). AEPoRt OATES BY USING AEPER TO OFE WO, SO, ALVISEO, : USC approPArATE SPACE OLLOW 10 wEsoef cata FOR EITHER PCS OM T TO OLSIGNATE WHETHER AuUBwISDIOCM 43 OF BASIC DATA, CORMECTION. [ewe NUMBER FOR THE MONTM, AND Last 190 OLGITS ONLY FOR YEAR. “TOY (ioale) + COMPECTION = CANCELLATION { CABLE pete denne celtyas eR atncr (Specify) DOCUMENT CATE/PES IOS OOCUMENT 1DENTIFICATION 10, NOCAD-O0CO9L973 _ REwAHES wt ‘ 5 RUGVE DATA CEATIFIEN COURECT, BASED UPON pouRce ae a oe RBEPANCO SY [arvoes senotatsc On 4 2c9 n i pFIBCeOL HOCUSTNE QOCLMENT CITED CBG OF vEION, CFO. foare SiGuaTuRe ne an = - os “7 . > aware | ACL GSE? 2 ae y a ie ac soe THES REPGRT WILL BE FILED IH THE OFFICE OF PERSCHNEL | 1W THE (MDIVIDUAL'S OFFICIAL PERSOHHEL FOLDER bysiaqirsssss eet Fonte ac7t (4-10) SECRET 14-0000 ae SoBe CoR-B-T - 7 a -~ : - . i a . CERTIFICATION OF ATTENDAICE wiwde tt NAME CF SCHOOL OR FACILITY: Federal Executive Institute COURSE 4 Follow-up Seminar COURSE DATES + 10 December 197¢ (t_day only) GRADE (aP GIVEN) “7: None ., . po a TRAINING REQUEST NUMBER :_031297 mo | | - I certify the above to be os os ‘true and correct to the : i ; best of BY. Imowledge. Se tebe ea NOTE: This form is to be used does not give official completioi nfornation. only when the facility ottersied 1 14-0000 bhupat | saa revenab te Salen porns CURA URPEEDUE es on tea rede Ln aan Charlottesville, Virginia \ ‘From FRANK P, SHERWOOD “ Jack ll. ae, UNITED STATES GOVE. “ENT us.” VIL SERVICE COMMISSION Memorandum Completion of "The Residential Program in Executive Subjech Education” at the Federal. Executive Institute, Dets = =July 15, 1970 "fa Reply Refer Tos Director, Federal Executive Institute Your Reference: Mr. Hugh Clayton Do — . ‘To: - ‘Registrar, Office of Training Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 ‘Chariottesville, Virginia. This session of that educational program vas: held from May 10 ~ July 2, 1970 _ A certificate of completion has been issued to’ the above named person. Gne copy of this memorandum 1s intended for filing in the employee's - a om. A Gh emt “ond sate an nm aI tne typ Keep’ Freedom in Your Future With US. Savings Bonds cae Foam 63T ROVEMECR Ai UE. COMEEVGNT PACvTinG TH Tae—-O-779-082 14-0000 SECRET. (hen Filled Tay + ee ube ; \ QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY REFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OR PRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLONED INKS tter of computer record, they mist Dem periodical updated, This ix done auto- ‘some must be obtained directly froin you. This form 4s for that purpose. Section f must be completed in ail cases. You need provide other idformation only Uf there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444}, "Qu cations Supplement to the Personal History Statemcnt,” ora previous usdate form, ‘on has been previously submitted, enter tt in the appropriate section, The signed Uf you are in doubt whether info * i and dated form should be returned throw h administrative channels to the File Room, Office of Personnel, Room SE-13 Headquarters, whether information is added or not. , Additionally, a qualifications update ina take. place at any lime there ts information to be added or changed simply, by completing and returning an update jorin on your initiative, _ _ SECTION I 1 DIOGRAPHIC ARO POSITION DATA NaME (Leat-Ficat-tiddle) . ~ WHEELER, Robert P._ vow that your qualifications are & matically for much information, Rowerer, pate OF O1AaTH 4 oct, 1915 | , ECUCATION Tp aegepae ne items weet de HIGH SCHOOL aera : : Javoncss (City Stace. Country) TT VEARS ATTENOTO (From-fo)| * GRAOUATE Ge Oe g1TY_STUOY. 2. TF A GRADUATE DEGRLE HAS DEEN NOTED. aOOVE WHICH REQUIRED gunMissiGh QF A WRITTEN THESIS, IMOICATE THE TITLE OF THE ‘ TNES19 AND BRIEFLY DESCRIDE ITS CONTENT. TRADE, COMMERCIAL AnD SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS NAME AND ADORESS OF SCHOCL stern t. PRESENT ST Varrled.Pidewed Separated. Oivorced,Annulted Reasrré 2. NAWE OF SPC Yiese)” ~ (Firet) (tid r. a. DATE OF DIRTH a. PLACE OF GIPTH (City. Stats Connteys” “B. PRESENT EmPL Ove = 9. GATE Weds CITHENSHIP ACCUIAEC ene — O. FOkmER COTEFENSH £) Couaresires) SEGTION IV DENT CHILDREN AND DEPENOENTS OTHER THAN SPOUSE RAME Taccs ars oaTe “AN Lace OF BIRTH L aie { POAwANGA! “AnORESS rere _— Seaeareeeareas —- SEN ne ee CO * [ re | . | (Cy tenere Ep 5 cee a mnt ene es Cee 2. . YE) dcuere form Guu SECRET - ween ee yaesas reaa . perce ere ae fee ree . 14-0000 ” : . SECRET . tat ot 1 7 SECTION ¥ eae GEOG RIPHIC AREA SHOMENE and FOREIGN TRAYEL waur OF BEGION Lert OF SrECHALICL DATES CF TRAYL pate 4 PLace oF COUNTAY . RNOWLIDCE OR ROEVUDENCE oF Stuny re TYPING AND STENCGRAPH INDICATE SHORTHAND SVSTE® USED CHECK CN) APPROFR Ch esece. : CD srreces BITING (J stenor ‘SECTION Vit ° SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS PROVIDE INFORMATION OM HOODIES, SPORTS, LICENSES. TAGE AT QUIEED Aye rue wae buses pases atyer fase went hb MULLS Ea VATE UTee. STHER yee DO srecerve: PUBLISHEO VATEMTALS OF oevices WHICH YOU MAY wave TRYENTEO. a cm - SECTION Vit TT LNILATARY SERVICE : QURRERT ORAFT status TAD YOUN GULLCTIVE SERVICE F GLADVIFIGATION CHANGED? 2. NEW CLASSIFICATION lw Oe LOCAL aeLecrive SrAVICE “poana y HUMBER AND. Koons - 4.-1P: OKFEAREG,. : eo ° HILITARY RESERVE WATIONAL Guano a" STATUS TATION TO WHICH YOU DELONG (C) wave EJ ate once 1. cuUnreNnt AANK, GRADE Of MATE! 2- DATE OF APPOINTMENT IN CURRENT RANK ‘ /L. ere A. CHEER CURRENT RESERVE catesony YC] praoy aecvave RESERVE YHIT 10 WHIT S$.. MILETABY MOGILI ZATION aos iinutnT : . IC Taay SCHOOLS COMPLETED ciacen ta tetive, Boaerve futy. oF NAME AND ADDALSS ORGANIZATIONS i 4 WAME AND GMAPLER ADORESA (va . SEcTiCn A a Senet Nee Cunen arsenve o@ OvARD ORGANI (0 aruy oO MARINE ConFry ” [J] coast avano stan (innate) Sine oe SPECHALITATION Dare e_caurtyven | oy Seceok City State Cauntry) a on nn eS Het ive ecason— Oo NATIONAL GuaRD [TJ] AIR NATIONAL GUARD 1 TaPINATION ¢ DATE £ OF CHEST CRUG ATION ~ fT prac AREA W ASSICNLO IS ATTACHED ax Civilian} 14-0000 SECRET (then Filled in) Tor Office of Personnel, Statistical: Reporting Branch, ROOM 5 B 2506 fieadquarters NAME OF EMPLOYEE OF FICE/COMP ONE NT wWIOOLE tNSTRUCTIONS ate $@ace O6Loe YO mceorT DATA FOR KETHER PCR OF On INDERT APPROPATATE COOF wuwata tN "conc ‘conuun TO OCSIGMATE EMETHER duowisavom #3 OF 8 c pata, comAcCTION, A CANCELLATION (One pally. meron Oates BY u nO TKE myMpER FOR THE WONT and Last T#0 pions LY FOR YOAR “ . iv TOY DATES OF SERVICE ee ARCALSD CORRECTION CAMA LRAT LON DOCLMENT (RENTITICATION NO, IN NR 365234 _ AtwANSS ne tegen re ae nm OEeCHT AbSGTATLO OM + ABOVE DATA vEaTeiee conaicr. SOumce DCCUMENT 7 oGcumtnt citeo a FREPARED SY dicnater taetht. SECRET ~~ | (ane ocs i . ro - renee (4518 t 13 14-0000 “cymes 8 eeepc ne In view of your contemplated cover aacigament, you havo been dasignatod a Staff Agent, The purpose of thia Supplement in to call your attention to ousting policios which are particularly tnatcrial to ‘you while you-are so designated and to set forth certain obligations . facidant to your. status ag an ‘appointed employee. A Payroll Admintatration. As indiented in your Staff Agont . Personne! Action, -y or prosont salary and grade are $20,245, 00 por annum and G8-16°, reopoctively, Ad an appolated employee of the Government you are entitled to roceivo and rotain only the salary, allowances and other benofits applicable te that statue, However, procedural variations will be followed te preserve the security of your position, .. . . (a) The grosa: omoluinents that you recaive from your cover activities will be retained by you as-an offact against the gross emoluments due you from this organization. If” cover emoluments’ over exceed thove dué you from thia = - organization, the overage ia to be remitted to this organi- sation on a monthly basia, unloss a Sifferant period 4 ia opecified, . . . (b). Fodoral income ‘taxes: will he. withheld, reported: and. ‘paid. ‘dn ¢ouformance with Ageacy Broceduros designed to protact against the ‘uanuthorized revolation of your true relationship to the Gevernmont, You will be briefed theroon prior to your. departure, (c) This organization will deduct from the g gross paymenta dlua you an amount equivalent to eix and one-half percent (6 1/2%) of your gross oalary for contribution to the Civil Service Retivernent Fund, This amount will be deducted fvom the differential dye you by thia organization, if thera. io nd difforential or Uf itis Insufficient; you will be required to maka direct remittances to this organization in satia- ‘faction of: tae roquirad contributions. tsi} T hia es antzetion will not realinbu fordoer mandatory fond af auch deductions ara sequired by virlus of your covor omploy: ment, Haowaver, whet for com-- pelling “covar, security or opevational raaaong this organiza—_ fon datariminga that you must estonalbly participate laa f¥lnge bonetit program of a cover facility yeu ‘will be zalmen bureed ther efor: ‘bi this: organisation da an appropriate manner, In auch aveut any banefit rocelved by you, your heirs or any othor party aaa result of your ovtensibia participation therein while a Government amployeo ia the proparty df tho Governmont and will be dlapoaed of at such time and ia auch & manner ag this organisation may raqura. 14-0000 : — SIGRET 2. ‘Furntshed. Quartora, qf you and your depondents are furhiohed quarters by the Govornment while ¥CS Honolulu, Hawail, you will be charged 4 reauonable ¥ental therelor, as Ostablished under the Hawalf rental rato schedule of this organization, 3. Secrocy, You will ba roquired to keep forover socret this Supploment and at information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unloas released in writing by the Goverament from such obligation),. with full knowledge that violation of such secrocy may subject you to criminal prosecution uadox the Eoplonage Laws; dated 25 June 1948, a! as amonded, and othor applicable laws and rogulations, . .... 4, Place of Asoignment, Thig Supploment ia predicated apen an agelgnment in Ffonolulu, Fawall, under nonofficial cover, Any deviation therefrom will require a now supploment ox aa amendment thereto, ; SO , a nn UNITED BTA TES GOVENMMENT BY j, i a ; Personnel ee €_, nr re ae eM 14-0000 , Fees 208 ase "Saeaeaa aotteaes, . SECRET aoa. . te Cant orergie Pen Cana: TERE t wont Pees tes id toate . . Jmag va Cet, Ca Hi, ve, oon fing, olen s1eme areas 4 fd voptee fae prenscet - CH th aL . . ta, PeOsECT 3d, scigrernt ag, sLot wa, + PERMAREAT Bat ion ” ryaps c241~ - ett. nto) { Soling Warenanerenea pe OTL SES ae LL ee > 4 O. PMOTWIOUML HAS BIEN FRGACED BY UIA OR ETS ALETED ACTIVITIES IM GoME CArACETY veine TO Tmis Contoact, vor Gd wo (ff pee, describe and Include dates ar - Sah ba biel 19 TO bh mA tte GN STLRILE FaaM 5 U.S. GUCLONMELAT (yi woe i} 7 $a REGULAR OFFICE PAUFOSEO CATEGGRY (Contenct agent, THE SUPER WESTON OF A . Contract soployeo, ete.) . : . OTLL BORA UNDE ® SO sate Fu CONDETIONS® Y FIOM FUNFEC T'S HOWE soy FREI UOUTO UNDER Stars PwRECVee Ce TAR, ageyt . . : CC) ves ae. Staff Acunt . . . Sharien ub. .- PERSONAL DATA bt. CUTETENSSIe 1h. OF WOT Zt. CITIZEN, EMDIVIDUAL 18 & PEAwA. 19. 4 ta. UATE OF BIRTH (Month, day, your) : . Oetoner ILS ros . went Orcseret Alien Cy oe: CJ 160. CURRENT RESIDENCE (City ond state or counter) Hovolulu, Havail 1B. LEGAL RESIDENCE (City and etate ov evuntry) Keehin-etoa, D.C, 17, MamETay grat va (Cheech a0 appropsiate) . . . . - . . . : TTT wea Cc (CT) ewavtce (i) tteaentas (TT) etvowere z . . 18. NuMAara CF 8 NDENTS (Nor inclodiag individual) 19. IMOtVIOUAL IS RELATEO TO A STAPF CUPLOVED, STAFF AGENT OR uo . RELATIONSHIP ANO ACE) . AN INDIVIDUAL CURRENTLY BORKING FOR THE AGENCY IN SOME * CaPActty vee CD *e ‘ “ Wife, 37° . . scat tonne 4 a ue 5 LG . . : iL Deughters, 15, 13,49 . ; ; ; D. Sonsy SW 7 . re oe SECTION HH! U.S. MILITARY STATUS . : 21. tf RETIACD, INDICATE. CATEGORY (Longevity, combat dla- a : oF Tt. vi tivee. nervice dia bility nian combat) 20, AEST RWE + dlity, Y3_ ” ” 20. #208 OR GH ADE Le ORAFT OLFLAMENT OUTAINED | - . ayeta (Yves ROD 86 . COMPENSATION * : . . : 22. DRANGM OF STRVICE Nts SECTION 27, Tag te SAuaay 28. POSE HAFTE EL OTIAL 26, COvEA (Braakdewn, if any) — AO FOOCAAL TAX WETHNOLOING . ASA Sar wt tee, wap cia f : $29,895 oo See tela: under 240 Lo . Je ka pPMALLY “GRANTED ONLY TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATE) . SECTION ¥ ALLORENEES (8G BU. QUARTERS “ OTHER . a4, a4, caves {Btesivewn if any) * Quarters hand] CTT Ty FAY ton eter en seret teers RTHON VG WITH PERESOE NTS tm onceay Sane os he 3 above For Pia ade! or bet “thr Pets) propria tary . vs, Wad ATEOUATAAILITY BIA AL Ta COMP UDMASCE WITH 40. PAVEMENT : [77] conte cortcias aso escetsuers “Yi tte wecvtateons : a AY | A SECTION VI SPERATICNAL EXPENSES eee! a ee Hf : 47. Puscmasé oF tar carton : ac. jaa. otnee . . = os. Pavucat tne Seg eeaT ae iy Ger Blea GC 9m SOMPDAMAMCE WIth F™ yore Prete e erred! CU] ceses eouuctes ean seerteuers oes GBs 14-0000 vavidien Dror ty TS Teal CONTRACT CHE GRATION “AND CHECK vist: - (Con TiHUCO) SER INSTRUCTION ay wresr saree. TEAC Paes TeTER EIDE jie wore iar SEC TOON WUT ee - . en Mrmr its (See RR-20-40. WE jot, Wa GO09 0 na 2078), wn4 HB 79-610-5, HB 10°1000-8 andlor euccessue reguiotions far benetite areliceble fe casione cat plow of contevet pecvonnel.) tail brleves SECTION te cus tuaan ms teen : See te reorneey . 40. eyes my tytagiy iets cenecty [fe 4h sratus le. CCheck) r ae ws reDuUesame C4505 (i) comecere Co) rset PT hea TOVIR ParuENTS A8f TOTTEUPLATOO, FHGy wtil @ Cadets . (Ces SLCOTION N $0. OFFSET Cr INCOME AND OFTHE CWULUMENTS UVERIVED FRM Core attached hereto.) . co Toten SECTION XI. DURATION 58. Fomsertsa€ OF we TURNe FOAvEL FOR RE 5 19 Of PERFCHKMED $7. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF tutte , oration offiecr at Honolulu b4cet will bo re tonal activities : Ha. w AL 3 { (ONS AHSLIF SCAT PSLCTION. XLV 56. EXPERIENCE * ee nena ame ayes ave Thage 3CMOOL GRADUATE pated nl : | mite aee7k ¢ bie Seek ——y— garomare 4 [enon cecrse 2 Jones’ Appeopesate \ocaree Competency B20 ABLA RNORL LOGE HNCLDS IVE “Sates, soar eitm, TstLe GA RECTION Nt a ba, ADEITICNAL GR UNUSUAL’ PRCUISEMENTD, FUSTIPTCAT IONS GS LARA AT IONS ajda if mecaseary) : a A el SE H aye Oma Raug seve cuseat- poste [rrveo ne 3 we cry a wa i o “ Weg fe FL ecw dF a Oe i i , Fs ay, . ‘ ewsamanrtare ones 14-0000 . SECRET This document’ consists of 1 page, . Ca ne . Ne 31/4 of 3 coples, Series A. \ , \ ; DEPARTMENT OF STATE : Tus Dinecror oF INTSLLIGENCE anpd Reseances : 2 AUG 2119688 7 eemenerece atere meneame mien mye Tn teem at nt pee paar Mee MeCone: 7 ae ae a Petent case of the Mier rehis2868 ¢ two Sovlet musician defectors. Sincerely, purge Denny . : ; George C. Denney Jr- , . Acting . . : Mr. Jehn A. McCone : Director, Central Incelligence Agency, . — : Langley, Virginia ; . i ‘ b : SECRET ‘ : 7, 7] = 14-0000 INCOMING TELEGRAM scepartment of State’ ’ : ro. 34-3 ConTROL’ 13542" ; Acion jRECDS. “AUGUST” 17719647 * fog 6:19 AsMe i, ‘ UNRD | a i 'FROWt TOKYO - 2 Info. eet a {ACTIONS SECSTATE - 586°" - aucust 17) 2 2 Pall [DATES oo jroceR CHANNEL, te . FERSoNa FOR MCCONE FROM REISCHAUER, on wo a Lue WILL BE REPORTING IH ANOTHER FORM OUR ANALYSIS OF THE , - (CASE OF THE TWO SOVIET MUSICIANS. I JUST WANT TO TELL. YOU, .. - ‘HOWEVER, THAT WE WOULD NOT RPT NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CET. THE. fot :RESULTS- VE DID IF. IT HAD: NOT BEEN-FOR PETE. WHEELER « HE’ WAS i - - 'ON- THE JOB WITHIN MINUTES. AFTER THE MEN WALKED. .INj GOT ~ _ iHIS RUSSIAN SPEAKING PEOFLE WOPAING QUICKLY, AND HELPED | to ; . ‘HANDLE ‘THE- WHOLE AFFAIR WITH EFFICIENCY AND DISPATCH. HIS | ‘EXFERIENCE IN JAPAN AND. THE CONFIDENCE WHICH THE JAPANESE | : ‘AUTHORITIES. SHOWED IN WORKING WITH HIM WERE A DECISIVE FACTOR: . LIN THE DEFINITE CHANGE WHICH TOOK PLACE OVER THE WEEKEND: Wy. . (THE JAPANESE. ATTITUDE a HOW TC HANDLE CASES LIKE THISs yi: ‘HIS CONTRIBUTION HAS BEEN. MAJOP AND THE RESULTS MILE (BE LONG ‘LIVED, THIS. IS €NLY ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF THE SERVICE WHEELER. [HAS PERFORMED HERE’ ‘OVER THE YEARS. WE ARE SORRY. TO SEE coe MIM LEAVE AND WILL <4 235 HIM VERY. MUCH - Bo, i hol. . oe . i _ 7 : 0) RELSCHAUER ‘ ' : ay REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY 1S 1 —skget___——sroner {2 UNLISS “UNCLASSIFIED” : Supplenent to Staff Enployee Personnel ' Action for Integration of__ipbort Fe kneolor_ Bffective_ Moy 3952 _ ; os { . ‘ The purpose of this: menorandun 1o to call your attention to existing bos policies which are particularly material to you while you are integrated: eb ~ ‘and to set forth certain rights and ‘ebligations which sre incident to your : “e , status as an, ‘Sppointed employee. It is hereby ‘agreed and understood that: : : _ LL As an eaployme: of thie orgentzation, at the present grade and ‘ salary of Caw vei per annum, you wili accept cover employ- ment with another 2 0 ality of the Government (hereinafter referred. . to as. “your cover facility") effec ve as of gu i Le Yow will, ‘insofar ‘as: consistent “with your basic Peeponsibliity to thie organization, abide by all the rulec, regulations, BpISsbices and policies: of your cover factlity, © in order to'appear asa ‘convent onal member of” that establishment. Your appointment to your cover fac ility is being effected at_ Pea - and salary of £17,440 . per annum. You are prohibited, excert as specifically authorized herein, fron retain- ing emoluments paid by your cover facility. ot : oo, “2. Is is understood and agrésd that the minimus period of your. overseas tour of duty is governed by andl colneidens with the preseribed tour of auty of your cover organization. Cutrentiy, your, prescribed tour consists cf a period of 2h h Nanthe —- ___ from the dute of your arrival _ ot your overseas post of duty. “Your aesie Tmnt may te te nainated earlier for the convenience of thts organization and the length or your topr. of. duty, as currently g specified, may be unilaterally vhanged by this orgont- aation in orter-te conform with sub ent changes i: Prescribed touc an ta é cilreum- md by this crgenization te be beyond your cont rol for cduse umler the regulations ct thig organiza- . ‘ capleted the minisum pertod oF service prescribed abo. om the date of arrival at your overseas post of duty; you wi, not be entitled to return travel or transportation For yoursede er your , . dependents. to the United States at Gevernuent expanse 5 termination <j enmeat gole! z yout iilesa £t As for eLreuzetan: ves thal are ee “to be eyo your cantral or if you are termina ted far ceuse under the es @Wlations af this otysnization before you have completed one (1) year of servica frum the date of your arrival at your overseas pest of duty, you will be required to miimburse the Government fer BLL of its expensed wel and transportation, ang that cf your devendents, fron for your tra the continental United States Lo such overseas post af duty. - te Ry ot pened SECRET 14-0000 . Loe - et SECRET ' — 3. Travel to your post of duty overseas and your return travel to the United States, as vell ao travel performed overseas which is consis- ‘tent with your cover designation, will nommally be at the direction of your cover facility. Such travel will be accomplished in conformance with applicable regulations of your cover facility except when you are ~ directed for operational reasons to Perform travel dno accordance with the regulations of this organization. — ‘ . Salary and (except as provided. ‘In paragraph three (3) above) . allewences paid by your cover facility shall be retained by you to the | . . extent that they are less than or equal to the salary and allowance , . payments due on tha basis of your grade level with this organization. : Ss “ae. such cover paymenta are less than the anount due, the difference NED en ne te gurect inely accuracy in your payrol. account with this organization ¥ you are expected to Lmedtately report cover facility payroll changes. 5. Your status as an employes of this organization will cantinue in full foree and effect during your period of duty with your cover exctlity and you will continue to be entitled to all rights, benefits and cmaliuments: of such status. Certain variations in procedure will be required, however, . . to yrecerre the security of your cover position. haa. ; FR a eT bspurpoes”( rt of your Gover “palary or your ec is tha greater. cee et Wary froa this orean! pent pn rn re er “Tr you ceive: taxable Income tron both your cover Sacility : “ and thie organization, necessary adjustaeats for Federal, and if applicable, District of Columbia ineame tax purneeso wfll be mate in confonaunes vith dnatrustions received fran this organization. ec, Consistent with your cover activity, you will contiaw: ts te wespongihle for compliance vith the rites and regulations OP. chia ergenization. Td, tou are nob assured upen the aompletton of your period af duty with your cover facility of any statue vith your Cover based on your services porformet with that orguntzacten ot the reqvest of thiag organizatica. Caw - : ¢ +9 1935 BLCURET a Bese SY or | oe 14-0000 SECRET a. A portion of yeur annual aril oll of your sick leave which hag accrued to your eralit at the tine of your integration shall be transferred _to your cover facility. The remainder of your annual leave will, de hela by this organization in- escrow pending the can- pletion of your integration. If the ous of your accumulated annual leave with your cover facility and thio organization exceeds the maximum accumulation entitlement afforded you under the regulations - of this ‘organization, the excess will be. forfeited. If possible, such forfeiture will be svcouplished by reducing the leave credit in your estrow ateceunt with this organization. While integrated, you will be permitted shnual leave, oick leave, home leave, and a leave without-pay in sccordance with the ‘regulations of your cover 4 facility in lieu of the leave benéfite of thia organization.’ Upon completion of your iatesration, your accrued annual and sick leave will be ‘transfermat to your credit with thia organization. rf security conditions require that your cover facility make a lump- eur paynent for accrval annual leave, you will be required to pay the gross amount therecf to thic crganization including. income . _ tones withheld by your cover facility. . 6. You will be required to Keep ‘forever secrat this agreement and all other information vaicd you may obtain by reagon hereof, unless you are released in writting dy tals 3 Organization from this obligation. : Violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the Ecplonage Lawa, datai 35 June 1918, as amended, aud other ‘applicable =e - laws and regulstions. ‘The temination of your employment with this organization will not velease you from the ob]. tigation of any security oath you may be required te take. Parsoanel Offiee -ACLEPTED; - tat eva . . newts - . poee 1995 . SROKET . weet 14-0000 1 cage, Semon eee ws vers te eee ee ) i | ! “ BB aRT BEE | fe oe ee wee . a \ . Y cere ois sme a ene eee - ‘ 1 1 i t “no aateratnst to bo of anuhgalt A amon ce ageize. ca “one ; ~- BfPars fupgect Pils o brats Rescer Craw + Flies weenavers ne) goss ere fitioctven (18 ser 58) . SEOte 14-0000 Y-a1e8 a : 4 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel vias ; Mroctor of Seourlty - Attns. Chlef, Polloy Staff SUBJECT: Gifts to Agonoy Porsonn:] REFERESCEs Field Rogulation 20-644 , So y . 2 1 } : Tho foLloving Agony personnel roesivod gifte as noted from pte . ' three Cabinet Research. Chanber-~vieltoro: during” thelr’ F Fosont- violt - ee "to Washingtons, 4 Get of shoputiake (lequered) | “ \iltten ¥. Broo . . wd . 1 woodblock peint oe 1.50 Robert P. “hoolor | ; _ Hageod. Go. Rpababade—ee eee oe ee mee ans ge - ng TEN RS *, : : : . ' Yoodbleak print . 3.99 . : 1 jor Jopansaa aguas : 58 : Stoned Pet ar Pe wees 4 io OSSD FIA BRALD : . Chief, Sar Zast Division i ! Pas Cee pay tosh IDEN TIAL : i 14-0000 { a1 neT | “pesoaarenrt Poke Chdet, Por Rest Mision | . SUEY) Chart fom Poroin Patienal REFERS Hero to nffere fra c/Fe dated 22 Ost 2 Oat 7s gubscets + GLite to Agemy Tersommal ( (n0/P 3-758 Neforenoe 45 uate to your your pecoraniin cout 2 tS sdmomning the following - eifts roschred by Anae7 . possernmal, fros . Gotolare, Directoy of tho Punlto Safety Drvestigation Agensy sy \ dayen, during his poosnt visit to Mentingtons fe a ee — nal ee ater o di, Daliss, DOr. re a 580? eha 1 dreds. Demaist Pitsgorelé © efer ae fon, ph plebure end plod of vyesade gn, SpSe Te” eet pantie cerell Gelwasw) . Peal Be “pronto Da 3S" pistsre Sotay He oxtistl, eee pistes + Gaon By belie, of i piatucs ; paoture Tetite Metal, Of Sepak de Ghoalden, on . sp aE : tagede Ga Trsoulal, Pek Bene tie Aan thesia H, Tho; YEek ’ : ae ae ge ee beet Yah ee Qacearede PR ; mf one rg se CSSA fv (30 Ost 57) \, 4 ry he weKED 14-00000 oasis 7 orc wee sapere eemmeimarmnm sy ect, cee cent | MeL, ANDUH FOR: yIAt SUBJEOT LEPENCES "4. The following Agensy personnel, ‘reootved gifts as noted ‘from YUITI StCings Sa Director of Personnel Direster of Bcourity : ATTHs Chisf, Poliey Gtaff : Gifts te Agenty Porsonsol. Field Regulation 20-64. . Goichire, Director Genaral of the Public Safety Invostigntion Ageooy, Jopan, : suring his rocont vieit to Waghington!s - . Alloa ¥, Delles, DCI a 5*x Bt ohireeal drewing Desmond Pitagerald, O/FP--° | fan, picture-asd plees Sf tredada ~~ Alfrea C, Ulmer, dr,, CFS Painted. geruli (xnksoone ) a ‘ John HK. Kaury, Jro, 0/88 piovure Robert P, Wheeler, M2/PI/GL inoenso burner ~ - . : Eatherino Shorvan, 78/PO/Pr fen, plosare and plese of ‘brocade ; : Edvard 2 o Bora, G¥B/i painted seroll (xazecons) Pani B. Breitwolaer, OF8/6 piciure John-R, Horton, 033/2/29 piesure George 3. Bolfe, 6/58/35 pleters— Tovhar Maasi, 0/o1/10D plasvre Foul &. Jaretion, GF pictire Bagoat'@. Pravalsi, V8/A " pearl Gis pha | Choatse Hy Ite, Fs/1 2 oils acarfa, 1 band palsted tle ay ” . : 4 bas av4 patated ecroll (meson) "y ‘ Py - fy ' te s . _ ho ALSRSD O.. TE, Ira ‘ie pe ae - Ueie?, Fay Hees Pivigden- - - - Mao , te fared “4 . . . ty z Poranuzah - : ef Sound: rot * 4 4, et ANS a) 14-0000 Cc AunntaT eaten . a.” ! 2 NAME OF FMFLOVEE J avisoe (true) patc ¢f 3 Robert P. WHEELER 9 2 LITTLE, Jee 9 Nov 1955 al nave, aso g1CN ATURE OF OFFICIAL al < sulMoai7tu 10 AUTHENTICATe STGNATUCES ag wealer DATA IN FTLMS NOs. 4 + 7 om ‘ TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOVEE : . DATE OF BIRTH 7 3. 5. CURRENT POSITION Tite * ly October 1915 ; 3 __ Chiefy Lfaison _ peace DESIGNATION ¢ a Bo Gusaeer sTation on FIELO OASE ; DI Janan Base . Gidew Duiv STATIONS OW FIELO BASES OURING CURNCAT TOUR : : TxPLETEO DATE OF DEPARTURE i None © 1 dune 1956 eMTe A Ol STion OF VouR Wayon DUTIES CURING ThE CURRENT FOUR OF CUTY (et j j Formerly Dermty Chief of Mission; ‘fornerly Deraty Chiel of Mission, KUTUNE and ! : Chief, Mission Liaison; currently, Chief, Idaison, Japan Bosee Current assisn= .- ment involves responsibility for nll Base Tinison activities with all Japanose ‘arenetier ard Pepartment of Nefense acancing represented in Japa Current assh; : ment niso involves case officer responsi ties for two KUTURE operations and. one developmental KYTERs operations dep: @ contacts, to hom T represent : KURARK, rance from the Prime Minister to case officers in various Jopanese socur~" Ao ity and police agencicse . ee ae nen ene ne I I ; IME TYPE GF WORK YOU BOULD PREFER YOUR NEXT ASSIGNVENT IF GT OUFFERS FROW THAT INDICATEA in iTew NG, B, AQAVE. FF YOU NAVE MORE THAN ONE PREFERENCE, INDICATE YOUR CHOICES. ceca ame nen nee ARTES wee nat tee INDITAEL WHat TRAINING YoU BE VE YOU BNOULD HAVE SIN, GR NUREASE YOUR ¥ALUE (refer to cotaleg of coursee, if avartadle}: . . ot co 1. advanced CE course 2. Opserational Sec FOR 40. 202, t SEP $e | | i A 14-0000 Shee ee RE Cte een meres epeememns isin mentee ean) Me 42. 14. C. INOICATF rOUR rauren INCE FOR NEST —_—————— A wow MUCH LEAVE 00 YOU DESIQ£ OCTSLEN ASS1GRMCSTB? . . 16. Lt. Sestes 1) Pawd 8 dor fel, and ond ard choice) NEAT asslGwetnt Ce Coons aSSiGuerst av IN THe BOXES ULLOFT : (ZT) sttuen to we cu a to weacquentres roe # fave of outy af sfeteom | : (z ae esa (31) ve sestanen to snotare seteo etatton : te RESPECT FO A POSSIOLE REASoiGumemy 19 anotMEea F1tLo STATION, INDICATE YOUR tet. lad AND 399 CnONCE 1 vA GEOGRAPHIC AREA om SPECIFIC STATION! See attachments <r —_— ist enoices aE 2m CO NCE ar a yep CHONCES eee ae me INDICATE NUMBER OF BORK A TNOICATE tht HUMBER a AND ace oF DEPENDENTS sro SILL OF TRAVELLING On MOVING WITH YOU! 7 dependents.: Wife ~ 37 . Daughter and gon - 5 . - : . . Daughter - 12 Son = 3 . sas quehter_- 7 Dauchteor = SiGNaTURE! COMPLETE ITEM NO. af. TRANSMITTAL SHEET. 10 IHOTE TO ME COMPLETED 6 bY SUPERVISOR AT FIELD STATION FORMANCE OF HIS. CRPRESSED: ration, INOICATE your RECOMMENDATION FOR Tk COMPLET! Of RATION... TOR TNE PAST TEAPTAVENCE ABO AnD THE, STAFe Ing REQUIKEMEATS ov fr nDICATE ¢ TuOCETION Por Tad Poation GF tHe FORM. So Juanguitfan weer, TOF PER |S Dat TEADQUARTERS v BYPHOPR {ATE £ “AND 15 PLP FORMAN ar We WPL OF EF, is ExRE me Ors IN TO wHIGH HT 1S CURRENTLY Ags. 5oEO. Fee chimee TOR HEAT ICATG COUR TN GONZIDERATION OF THE Past PAPCRTE ASSIGMMpuT, ANG THE STAFFING PEQUIPEMER ET OF NECOMMENEAT FON Ra BIGNATWOES wAmME OF SUPERVS, ae Ube Aten. | E. Np LGA, wn eee nee ene { CATED chief, F/I REMAGRS (atditionel connent} ’ ™ ao 14-0000 syne STT_TO FIBLD REASSTOMENT OUEST. a ATTACH? Re Paragraph C = Preference for Next Agsignnent : 1. I would like.te state that while a tour at Headquarters shoulc. be ny preference I believe that for me to leave my cur- rent assignment at this tine for even one year would not be in the best interests of either KUMARK or ODYOKE. Therefore, I* requost home leave, with arproxtrately one month-at Headquarters for requested training and refresher. work and one month of leavo, . “returning to ewrrent: assignment for at least an additional tyo~ year tour with the proviso that after the first venr tha situa tion be reecxwatned with the ultimate view of possibly at that point. considering a two-yem tour 2t Headcuarters, : * 2, In’my yeors in-work on Japan, approximataly ten of vhich hava been spent ‘consecutively in Japan, I feel that I- have been able to provide a certain degree of intelligence con- tinulty which could be spoiled by a tvo-year break, Realizing \ thet career-uise I should spend at least ono tour at Headquarters - in the Miturey T believe that, despile possible reflections against my career, that tvo year period should ba delayed until {a) KURARK is ‘better estat ed in Japan and (bo) the Japanese fovernmental’ and acanonic tons are on more stable groundge T deliove that I can play a ragor role in both those situations, not because To have any cial ‘talent to offer ‘but simply be- — sause Tohave the contiani roy KUBARK as gach Lacks in Japs nation . rk in e . A COU ft whieh T Maiora te: 14-0000 ms SAP CAR-P ay Combined Foreonnel Action in licu of SF-52. Change of Service Desicnatien fro: D to DI. Effective date: 19 June 1955” . Gue?DE - , Offico of DDP : TOD, Roy S. "43s BURKE, Pil Jo DOUGLASS, Join F, - ~ MELLEL, Edward 0. PEMLFY, Rovert L. BSCE. SA eerie eee eae ance nntie tA wel ee dane scmnilicaren eee tL WM i eh : Lo, ; HOLTZ, Qscar . 13 : INGHES, Franke i. 13 io . FE i > KTTCUPES, Yonry G. 13 > F, byljye 15 ) Robert, tp. B : LE 7 ' aes - we . 13 , Hyoo+ dk 13 : Pied a ee ; )) an f f° ; : ? * af . f ‘ ; oo pe : Agtet LtadtachGen A Ph i lode G f LD pus 15 | Va & Me mane en é 7. manratiye EVALLAT DON NBS xepoet’ Ferie! Covered: i June 1993 to-l June 19% Occasion for report: Anmal x reassiganant . of, - reporting offiesr’ : ae proposed nosoatgesat of" exployoo feported en r} oovering initial” wn days” of omployment Baployeo ia to ba rated upon following fectoro: | ae : 1. 2 3. . 4 5. 1. he Knowledge of the job boing performed. Judgoent in arriving at logical aod workable ‘solutions, Dependability, not-only in being on the eb, but. in ascompl aeont of aoaignod tanks within reasonable. deadlines, ve, Stability under pressure and ability to adjust to changing conditions and olreourstances. Inagination, inttistive, and originality. - Security consclousness, . . oon Fact ond diploaaoy in dealing with | others. ; So _ Tn FATaISs TO EMPLOYERS, COMPLISTED NAIUATIVE BYALUAPTONS “SHOULD BE DISCUSSED WITH EMPLOTSE CONCERMED ive fo nda concerning Japan and the tivity in thla area. This knowledge aance of assiensd dutlas. What oifcies or procedures is fast being Enployee ig wll qualified in substa long background ef FEC Intolligence-2 sorves him exceedingly well in the: knowledge he lscks vonterniing KUSARR supplléd by nradtical Peld axperienss. oo normal cone fro workable and Hic” judgment at arriving ab logical : itlona, ami he ily somes up ¥ hey He is complete mendable and is 2 which ho mikes almost a fetish of : he is a man af actien in terns of tha abat | jon. : sense of the word, Sh the rgeurring probleus of thus, ah times of unusn- is net a serlous fault He Adjusts woll to Baployee: 23 eon aL pressure, le aud 12 one con changing conditions ave shown time and azain in iih whem ha has majntainad 2 rersanal ities. i alabions an behalf of this 14000005 TR eae ene Re TY nae ARTERY TH ee TT 6... Security conzetounness fa excellent. - . ; . 7. Tact and diplomacy in doal tng with others is superior. o, aan 4 © : . : . : ae wa. NOTE: See attached sheet for additional comnonts by Reviewing Officer Ne ae re bee i) pecunenre/ Hy pree=anai date: 17 tune 1954 tt ane doth ‘ . a 5 reat Reporting Officer | Do! tor D, NEMPHER ee e 7A wr deaa mt eoneur with tals roport, axcage i prkew) . , (lf Reviewing oO! tiona wilt be 14.90000 1, While the heviowing Officer concurs gunerally with etatements made in this- report, $£ da felt that the over-all f easton doga nob Subject on | mich cradlt as ke decervea. In thy opinion ef the Fevicwing Officer, Sutject's | : faults are somowhat evor=czphivized. Subject's qualities au nxntbited during: ‘ past months have preven to be outstunting, particularly in his excellent * _ §udgeront in arriving at logical and, workable solutions and in hie otability under operational exigencléea in which Subject hay performed oxcocdingly woll undor heavy presuurea of both tine and rusponpibility. . ; 2. Working in an area whero, in the ;ast, there has buon an unfortunate nunbor boo of nisundorstandinga betwen KUFLY and KIGCIN components, ard where there + . huve tocn the usual difficult nsraonality conflicts, Subject has exhibited - t ‘ { not only superior tact’ and diplumey, tut has also byen able te suooth out rany difftculties, and modify agpressivaly- offensive actions. Ha has Po, supplied a needed cooperative spirit and ‘sonse of husor to vrevent, in many 4 causg, aerlous antnponisns end. unnaceasary vituporation so detrimental toa ' smooth working oreanization, Subject's. contribution to bringing about a ‘friendly, coopyrative rulationship within the nisstonand with outcldo _ : agenctoa including .S, military organize tions cannot te pratecd too. highly. “ 14.90000 vi TO. 5 Chief, FE ce Through: J3enior Representative, Tokyo “FROM + Chior, souk”. MME ce aa waatoies ~ SECRE T . DISPATCH HO, Pilfelah'? 7. ! . { Security lufurinatio j CLASSIFICATION weak eee ee eee hon a7 A Jag OATE: oe emcee 2H. a be ae SUBJECT: GENERAL. Administrative = Personnel 1. Re Be he improving the afficiency ar ‘wag able to aceuplish muny comassiens of direct b | Speckal winti . SPECIFIC. Mr. f , Commendation of: wrb i, WELLER The purpose of this dismtch 1a to make a matter of record the excellence of yerformance-of duties demonstrated byt : : psrie4 of hls firot ten. montha of assignment 8 showh Hlimelf to be a valuable addition to: KUBAHZ as a-whole anda great aaret to this particular station, As JCU Chief of Staff, he hus perforsed innumerable taska in tina operational, intelligence and support fields with offoctiveriagn and dlepitch. His aggrezsivenssa, dmaglrat ion and initiative In spite of rewrring trustra~ tion tava been an tnaptraticn to all menbars of JC. Hie diliviee ang selflessoeaa tave set an exanpia throughout the renke, From tus first — SRESEST han dedicated iz every effort to day of bia arrival in JCU, 2 ud Drcaduiing the capability of the atation, During -that time 1 should be aope elally commended for his uncearing efferts in con~ Ree) ; na nection with th provision of new office amece for this organization, Work ing tactfully bat Sagresaively through tha Army hierachy here Ln Toxyo, he enefit to JOU which would Pave been mab difficult to cbbain through official channels, ion ghould also be rede of the excellent, prograasegeann has | Wo and productive relatinsrsnip st Cosumends Caini= lates and coxrining made in the fostering of truly coope rati with te various intelligence slezents of the Par Ea talizing ons wide ranga of friends sad former : a larzs portion of comsin sense ard patience, with tha develonmnt of Aighly profitable JcU r ganizations in tha area, - - - See ye'naG shown no task to be too large’ or teo mad] ‘tw deserve his fe of energy and talent. Me has bean a vital factor in tha accceplish~ eotie of JOU to date, . . ; : AA ELE LO UG ie of Haag A” Walter 5, NEWPEEH fugush 19 UG august 1953 mm ee. Diatribstions : Bou: far Ay ‘ ene z 3 ~ Heacria riers : “CCASSINCATION A= Sr. Pep, Tokyo 14-90000 a ea ae Oe eo RD AT Se rr ctatente caUyeiaettenrare . FORM bze i Ho. ! 954 4-d2k ey ; ty. CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE toe —— I have attended L certify that on ; se om ULI Ledarrr tho Agency Indoctrination Cource specified by Regulation . 28-2. {GAwer . Raves! P. Whaler (6) STANDARD FORM GF (aevisra suaUtt tea) PROPYL OATEO BY Cte SERVICE COM NI SSEO FUDLAAL PERSURALL BANAL foo oo APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS to these appointimeat.affidavits, you should read and understand the attached informativa for appointes IMPORTANT.— Before swearing : - Me: Ex. ; A. OATH OF OFFICE ; ', I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and _ domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely _ without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion: that I will well.and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SQ HELP ME GOD. . : B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AND AFFILIATION ~. Lam not a Communist.or Fascist. ' I do not advocate-nor am Ta. member of any organization that advocates the.overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other unconstitutional means or sécking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the -Gonstitution of the United States. Ido ficthér swear (or affirm) T will not so advocate. nor will .. AT become a member of such organization during the period that Tam an employee of the Federal ve Government. . se . ns . _.” G, AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT , Iam not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will not - 90 engage while an employce of the Government of the United Stateés;.that Iam not s member of an organization.of Government employees that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and that I will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such _an organization. — — _ 4 Lo ; : D. AFFIBAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE Lhave not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to ‘any person, ‘firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment. : E. AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE tee on the reverse of this form are true and - ° The answera given in the Declaration of Appoin ' correct. : ra —™ , a ¢ . (ge, ah Sp lO edhin bitebine _ (Bigaature of appeintee) Notary Public tho date of expiration of his commission should ris-aeest 7 NOTE.—U/ the oara ia taken Sofora a be shown, 14.90000 , DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE This form ia to be completed before entrance on duty. Answer all questions. Any false statement in this : declaration will be grounds for cancellation of application or dismissal after appointment, Impersonation is a criminal oifense and will be prosecuted accordingly. 1 FRESINT ACCRESS (areees and number, city and State: . ZL Der 5, ft, LEC J ra . : Cita? eta wf GOK fle (2) PLACE OF BIRTH (oity Sr town end State or dountey) . LS . . he 2) GATE OF GiRTH - . Sr x hos sre Pit: Qer0atl fae (om VE a . 3. GG I CASS OF CPERGINCY PLEASE NOTIFY @O RaATiONsiG? | 6 S90EET AnD RUMBER CITY AND STATE (Tauro a, -_ Hide: olla way Bheeler . a te | DRS, Ag fee. Ta pasta wowrnsr (ves [Kno . . mo If s0, fot each such relative fill in the blanks below. I additional spece le necessary, camplet : : - SS te tite Bilin the blonke telow. If additional spece ls necessary, camp ‘ : , |) exuriow GY TUMPORtAY On HOT Post ornier apowers (Oive atroot number, sf any) ! - . MAME. @) DLPARIMENT-08 AGTNCY IN WHICH . tuPLoYtO > : : - ” ‘ . SPACE FOR DETAILED ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS- . <ANDICATE “YES” OR “HO” ANSWER BY PLACING "x pp ESPACE TOR DETAILED ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS ’ .. IN PROPER COLUMN : WASTE IM LEFT COLUMH NUMBERS OF ITEM TO "Wit CETAILCD ANSWERS APPLY , - “ SR a | ane are ta 7 4 ARE YOUA CINE OF On 00 YOvo:TE AZoHARCE Ta THE UNITED stare! x Tro geneaseannconrese | NOU AN CFFICEAL O5 EMPLOYEE OF Aiv¢ TATE, TERRITORY, COUNTY, OR ' JAGIPAUTY I panes cise weeee . ff yeue anawes is Yoa", givn detaits in ftom 10. ——___~. ante us 7. PO you aicene aNY ANNZITY FROM THE COLUSERTD GUN LRN OT HER COMPENSAT. 411 recton tyr solironsen 17. oF by suusan-of ruluntacy : ¥ separation attar $ pears! garvion: amquat a etirament pus, amd uauer what setiremunt acts mid paring, : 4 . CR FoR To. ‘ SENVING FROM ANY 206 i Uy our anreor is Fea", dive in [tou the name and ud-lnoss a ‘ oF employer, fara and peascn in each aes. . ; i i re a aaa 8. HAVE your 0 to (HOY SG TAPES VIOLATIONS §Da povvefeennens Ait 2 SR 1. FUG Oe M4253) SNUE MMS FILED APFLICATION Wak. j . APPOINTING G3 The eyrctaring ¢ ip Age she fos the pos . determine to tied 2 tle the fee Sthent dT , © textile for ut Ruset ami 43) ap Savit few toth parperocs pret absence of o-nfiwting evienre. tivaroece bes . a tf aoe pemity + ~ t The seerpetiure : (AM asce ay de can eal rae Tee etrucctre gechae tof Tuk i Keegy tho Bt Qatstizonl oa hip me MUCECISAE Bs bee Cees 3 Malerrsem, ; oO s2Brotedet recwtrey poses teats 8 . - eros ee ‘ i i e 14-00000 | i a i f . far 3 ~ Name Robert P. Wheeler... ) ; . woe — Dear_ Nr, bheelor | t i . “os . : j - Le This is to netify you ative : - ; ALY Seeres: ECL Po Position: ar oC j : . . . . . . ‘ "Base. 2. $9600.00 . i 2. , i ; . 1 . i : ; nm . 7 i 2 you ane : : : WALL be raguires ‘ : 4. 2 i. 14.90000 thon of the , perferranca « In atisfactery ‘unt if available, traints: of duty Lor the event ett by tris Agency or Your emplaymn rfortance of uty effered other typas” be tcrminated. a woaanid ian i _& for such time aa your services my be “4 tle for the work of snl Anency. Notice of i yout ky preendure similiar to that provided ty : ; Pules and rotuletions. : j . | i we b. ; . ) : 4 : i“ i : ot A . ; Wilel af Statlo : cons ASENCy. 5 é ff _—_ _ . . Baha: 7 — . tap Se 14-0000 i SECRET = _ : . : . LUNee Fel led tay MEDICAL ACTICN REQUEST AND REPORT & freeaica Br i uN , . ‘ bax! Arewed a : - . — : . — Vsrectat iSpeeteys ‘ CVALUATICN 1 itteg ter Full Quty toeeerar a | eae er) toe Full Outy ispectaty et for Oupartaontal Oviy Only : : of Cmeingeatition , ST TTT ae tats ain TEFICE eS Line {i spe Seema, acy . _. SECRET (Wen Filled Ing ~ Se os MEDICAL ACTION REQUEST AND REPORT 1 ee a pce eee arse _twhadbar. a. oabe Ped Beate RS $s GRADE cnn oe renee ens re tp een ere e Is fo _ ; uate. 60H 7 God i F CT }roe . (UT tranteatayaont f (7 peerseas CO eet i ? r CHC voturaee foo} seectal iSbecieys : o) for tui! Quip tdenevaty . ed tur Folk guey et pect : ' ats u Buty th peetaiy i weaned fae laces teenear Qute Pao le, Cte Cela guaiseteg , Fansctar” foe Derart Tarteontal fntios, PuCMEt be, Bk ood 14.00000 [FOR VOUCHERCD OPLOTEE ONLY selyar oF action For FOR URVOUCHELED Diiortr 0 omy TuBstCT WALEED GP: C2} ruce ory overseas cx] LIMITED ouTY OVERSEAS PROFILE SERIAL (miLitaRY ony) Co) wr ws USA Onty ’ AYSICAL EMCI OFFiCta . ab i984 37-32 nercaces PaRvioUs, tortion OF FORMS 97.498 “Aa 97-87. mien a wav Of useo. = ~ me . a Me, 7 ot . TE Srna I 5 eich 3 Seis R I oF: “BYR PER to tenety DATE Seon 12/24/52" i Sees One : - . THTLE OF POSITION : t a : . ot . a aad ( feet. . (J Frito : { MELT POW DUTY IN The ABOVE GRADE AnD POSTION, Ly # : [OT] furs eure overseas Cc _-] Linitty purr overseas i burr IN USA ONLY ; ‘ ; ee 4 CT P Peportue semrau {ssirrany. ancy) [ | CC | fo ae i st ere — —— DEFLCTS HOIED agnsaa (RECOMMENDATIONS: ee Re tuir Ge oxar mination 0.¥ i meen errr RiSUIROUENTS CEPICER FOr a0, Our 2DtTIORS OF HanuB $7.92 ano 97-57. AMiCW way BE UdLD. : a0¥ i38i BI-3F weevecea pasviour ; i 4 : 2 eccrine et rn rene: 14-0000 +) 5 3 i oa SCCRET CBdon Fallot tr) QUALIFICATIOHS UPOATE™~ TYPE OK PRINT, AVOID USING LIGitP COLOKED INKS | READ STRUCTIONS € ARE FULLY BEFORE COMPL ETI Now that your quaitfications are a matter of computer record, they must be perludtcatly updated. This ts done autos. matically for much tafermation; Aowever, same must de. oblained directly from you, ia foria ts for that purpose, Section f must be completed 1h all cases. You need provile other (information onty if there have been changes since you submitted pour Form 44d}, “Qualifications Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” of a previous update form. If you are in-doudt wheter information has been previously submitted, enter tt in the a, appropriate secon, The atgned and dated form should be returned through administrative channels to the File foom, Optce of Personnel, Room $£-13 Headquarters, whether information ts added ur not. te time there ts information to be added ur changed simply v | Additionally, a qualifications update may take place at‘an by completing and returning an update orm on your initia see. woe” MANE (Lott-Firet-widdie) ~ . . cate oF oiatn LMALE | re a “Wheeler, Robert P. Oct 1915 Py les BECTION i ; _COUCATION : ; . . HIGH SCHOOL : . ; Country) WHAHS ATTLNDLD ( From-To) GAaduate . LAST WIGH SCHOOL ATTENOEO aooreas (City, S : hon Cs (je 7 COLLEGE-OR UNIVERSITY STUDY “sunset = orcnee -], vean [NO. SeU/OTH. RECEIVED aectiveo ‘UAB (Spechfy) + RAWE AND LOCATION.OF COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY 2. . 16 A GOADUATE DEGREE HAS BEEN NOTED AQDVE WHICH MEOUIRED SUDVIASTON OF & WRITTEN THESIS, GHDICAK THe TITLE OF THe THESIS AN GQAIEFLY CESCRINEL (TS CONTENT, TRADE, COMME ae AND SPECIAL ED SCHOOLS FANE AND ADONESS oF SEHOOK en ee SECTION La Or gates Weity, fo,Countrys + PLACE AMD FURCL OF ee — Heist pose pene ee | a i. eee 0 ~ AC] atcere peas WNW yer paptees SECRET — Pea ut ?e ae 14-0000 SECRET . 7 fehen Filled tmy GEOGROPMSC J7ES REOWL EDGE AND FOREIGA TRAVEL j SLCTIOa ¥ a \ os - waul GF BPLIES TYE OF APECTALEZED leary or toave 00 fOuntor RNOoLEOCE { oF wESTORNCE OaTe & PLECE (oF Stuor gtuor : j : a4 a mecca eo __ hie )9 ; en. Ee PE EEnEEn UEDONenEnEnEEEEN Be fccTion vi - . TYP 1G SD STEROGRAPHIC BKILLS f, tyP img CFU )I2. sean taneo( OP] 3. INOICATE $uOe foros ‘IVSTEM USED: -Cmet (a) aPPDOPE ATS IT Rm . Fi ; : : : orura : : Cleeree . (J sreenemirina | Co sresorvee specinve eecriog Vit SPECIAL QUALIFICATI ; PROVIOR HNFOMUATIC? Cw aveateD. BPORTS, LICENSES. 7GPLISHEOD MATERIALS Of orvices enicn YOU MAY MAVE INVENTED. “MILITARY SERVICE ; _ Queetut ORAFT STATUS ; "TT AS Yous CELECTIe ELNVICE CLASSIFICATION CHAnSia? [2- wtw CLASSIFICATION Cvs 7 ON _ B LOCAL SELECTIVG S#PFiZL BOARD HUMALS AMD ADDRESS cECTION VIN) . tF DEFERRED, GUVE WEAGEN - MTL AT ARY BESEPVE, NATIOMAL GUARD STATUS - ‘oO WATIONAL GUARD CHECK AL OEDYE GR GIZHPO OXGANT: El} 39m. CO vdatee cones © Oo coanY susen . : (J Ain wattonan auano at TQ wMtCM 7H BELEK zation 4 1K BEL (wavy Ta asa Ponce 2. EXPIRATION DATE 6@ CURVE ST OMLIGa FIOM [[stenayimnnis [faim fancnnae REDPAVE UNIT 10 WIEN ASSICMEG GS ATTACHED ‘ (hrtcnded Active, pepscste posesere ton nn pee —— a “SECRET 14-0000 1 d ‘ SECRET . : "te hen Pitted tmp” “QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE READ INSTUUCTIONS CAREFULLY REFORE COMPLETING, TYPE our ‘T, AVOLD USING LIGHT COLORED INKS Now that your qualifeations aré a matter of computer record, they muat be periodically updated. TAts tz done auto- Ff. matically for much information; Aoever, some must be oblained directly from you. - This: form ts for that purpose. - Section I wiuat be completed in all cases. You need provide other information only if there have been changes since you aubmitled your Form 444), “Qualifications Supplement to thePersonal History Statement,” or a previous update form. tf you are.in doubt whether information has been previously subinitted, enter tt in the appropriate section. The styned and dated form should be returned through administrative channels to the File Room, thee of Personnel, Room 52-13 . Headquarters, whether (nformation fs added or not. ee Additionally, a quatifications update may take place af any time there la information to-ve added or changed simply “by completing and returning an update form on your inftialive, ~ . > fp S€cTion i” : QIOGRAPHIC 42ND POSITION OATA . ; Wal (Loat-Piret-Middle) — a Wheeler, Robert P, COuCATION HIGH SCHOOL i LAST HIGH BCMOOL ATTENDED. . ACORESS (Citys #.Country) YEARS ATTENDED {From-To) GRADUATE ; ° . : : _ : soe . 7° EE] rte Lfao T : . j mo , : . COLLEGE-OR UNIVERSITY BTUOY : oT Te Gate oF CIRntH 4 Oct 1915 UNF, $8a. NO, 060947 ect - . ~ ~ puowst YEARD arrenyeD| Ofcaee yeaa .]uo.. anusora, mmome+ toss thecer veo! RECEIVE) MAG. (SpoCIIP) 2. . IF A GRADUATE DEGUZE HAS ONEN NOTLO AnOVE eHiCt THESIS AMO AMIEZLY OFSCRIGR 17S CONTENT. PEQUIRED SUUMISRION OF A WRITTEN THESIS. IMDICATE THE TITLE oF THE € vets | 10 (na, ov wont a ee om et eee ee ee He 2 . . . we secriod iit : MARITAL STATUS NT STATUS (Single itarcied, ©iduwed vAnnullad fewe > MAME OF SPOUSE {Laor} {Waiden) ua te y) ~ —— @. Place OF GratH (Clery, State sca “pate OF DIATH 16. FHLSUNT EMPLOVER eee inc DATE ues. . 7. CITIZENSHIP ic Fomuce CITigcasir 3} counTaviics) SB. Occur ation TP ACOUINE a woe ae a aaa a . a ee _ Esecrion Vy . 0 EPEBOTAT CHILERES AND OFPEXOENTS OTHER THAN SPOUSE S is OF Bint COTLZENSaP PePwANENY ASOALSS Lal GATE and OULETE apo Ci] oecere sca : ue rr aero nade oc 7 SECRET ie 6 14-0000 SECRET (Uhen Filled [43 SECTION ¥ ao hopye CMEC LET mates OF THANE Date @ PLACE an Cree nave OF REGION Tyee OF SPTCPALICLO avaa ow counter KNOWLEOGE Of PESIAENCE + OF eTuDy stray pappios: : wou TYPING AND SHERCGA AS € SeIus THOTCATE SHORTHAND SYSTEM WEE CHECK UND APPROPRIATE FTEM, 1. VyPiag CFPU)12. SHORTHANOC DIM)! 2. omen . Osrecs _ Ci srtronsirine Ci stenoriec oO greeny: SECTION ¥II ae SPECI QUALIFICATIONS: SPORTS, LICENSES. PUBLISHED MATERIALS OF TEVICES SHICH YOU MAY HAVE UNVENTCD. PROvIO’ taromwaT son on MODDIES. HILITARY SERVICE - - CURRENT ORAFT STATUS: ; 1. WAS YOUG SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASTIFICATION (CHANGED? 2.0 NCS CLASSIFICATION . . mo . OO-ves cat (xo TTT RTT i. Local SELECTIVE SUNYICE BOARD NYUMAER AND ADDRESS . 4. oF serenane: GIVC REASOM . SECTION VISE MI CMECK OFSEQVE Of GUARU ONGANI- (anu o MARINE CORPS oO coast Guano ( marronan aUasO . CO] ata nariomay’ susan ZATIGN TQ @1CH YOU BELONG © - [Cl] navy” (J are rorce PIRATION DATE OF CURRENT OBLIGATION DATE OF APPOINTMENT IN CURRENT 24K |" ee eee wat PEADY RESERVE ae) Stan cny( Be) aa Sra iat MILITARY. Sc100L5 3S COMPLETED (By nn NSE ph anak SECTION IA tn FROFESS LOMA 7 ‘ OaTe oF uesaezsule t ‘ SiGwATUAL oF Purcovet + t ate man ial CD a kD hey pT RA RE eNO Le SECRET 14-0000 SECRET os - C8hen Filled In) .. a : QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE . . ss READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OU VRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLORED INKS. “Now that your qualifications area matter of computer record, they must be pertodically updated. This is donc auto- umatically for much information; however, some must be obtained directly from you. This form ts for that purpose. Section £ muat be. completed tn’ ail. cases. You need provide other information only if there have heen changes since you sxbmilted your Form 444), "Qualifications Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” or a previous update fori, if you are tr doubt whether information has been previously sudmitted, enter {tin the ap ropriate section. The signed ‘and dated form should be returned through admin istrative channels ta the File Room, ce of Personnel, Room SE-L3 Headquarters, whether information is added or not. . time there is information to be added or changed siinply 060947 Additionally, a qualifications update te? take place at any. or ve. oate OF BDIATH i oct 191s |p | section 4 . Lo HIGH SCHOOL dy completing and returning an update mon your initia 1 BICGRAPHIC AND POSITION DATA . : LAST MIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED ADORESS (City, State Country) YEARS ATTENOED (From-To)| GRADUATE -, 7 : : : : . . . mo ves oOo. : : . - : COLLEGE OR UREVERSITY STUOY . - ‘ . a . . guasectT - ‘tl ~ : 7 e NAME AND LOCATION OF COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY WARS ATTENDED | GEGAEE yean NO, SEM/QTR. [ wasoe |< wsnoe FROM: 1O-. Jaecerven| AecerveoL HAs. (Specify) to Pot : SECTION I qewp. sea. wo. wAMe (Lost-Piret-Middle) WHEELER, Robert P. : “EDUCATION UBMISSION OF A RHITTEN THESIS, INOICATE THE TETLE OF THE LG oo: 7 iF A GRADUATE LEGRFE HAS QEEN NOTED ADOVE WHICH REQUIRED 5) $ THESIS AND OWIEFLY OCICNIBE tTS CONTENT: FO NO. OF MONTHS TRADE, COMMERCIAL AND SPECIALITED SCHOOLS STUDY OR SPECIALI LATION + : “— 7 * * ' 7 HAME ANT?) ADORESS OF SCHOOL et OF MONTHS NAME AHD AO STUDY, OR SPECEALIZA a “ secride vit : . : : SENT STATUS (Single.varrted, Widowed Separ. ted. Diverced,dnnull atTAL STATUS : ad Re 5 (aiden) | Cuiddtey ose”S”~*~stwSSsSC<Cs*é‘ (First) THAME OF SPOUSE i (Last) §. OCCUPATION. . 8. * DATE UsS+ ChUIPENSHIP ACOUIRED Te CITAZENSH Ie ——t _____-—. an | . DEPEmDEAT CHILORED AD DEPCADEATS OTHER THAd SPOUSE ir TENSHIP | PURMANENT ADURESS Taecationsnirl GATE AND PLAGE OF BIATH.- | “section 1 . : ‘ C rr) a (CT) oevere . oo aco i - (Cl) occere +ORe heres SHUM In, views eT _t . a at ee 14-0000 SECRET . - (eden Filled Ia) SECTION V = | SGEOGRAPHIC ANEA KNOWLEDGE AAD FoatiCN TRAVEL . - - - ee a Seer reed Rerenrrrearrssrees Ty. -. NUSUT pay yreto aye -cutce MT WANE OF REGION | TYPE OF SPECIALIZEO oaTes oF veavey care e'thice ff BSSSNIES oe guis rere . Om COUNTRY , * RNORLEDCE OR MESTOUNCE OF stony atuoe fangegae . ° wee A nt .. . PING AND STENOGR GE SAR ; [Stcrion vi TYPING AND STEWOGRAPHIC SKILLS Hate fild : . ty ChPM la. SwoR TRaNOT RFE) 3. INDICATE SHORTHAND SYSTEM Usto- SCKECR CU) APPROPATATE item, LD srceonacrine » Cicaece SECTION VII SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS PROVIDE INFORMATION Ow MOSDIES, SPORTS, LICENSES. PUBLISHLD MATERIALS Ya OUVicEs WHICH YOU MAY HAVE INVENTED, OTHER SPECIFY: CU sreworvee SECTION VIII _, ° MILITARY SERVICE Sot CURRENT DRAFT STATUS TI "Was vouR SeLeetive SeavIGe CLASSIFICATION -CHERCEDT 2. NEW CLASSIFICATION CO) ves: - Ly No . 3. bocaL sctect ive SERVICE BOARD NUMBER ano ADDRESS a. ote DEFERREO. GEVE AEASON | : i MILITARY RStVE, WATIONAL GUANO STATUS : CHECK RESERVE 08 GUARD ORGANI+ C7] aeny MARINE CORPS NATIONAL GUARD Hl ZATION TO WHICH YOU BELONG z : a E].coast cuano a C) navy (I ata ronce (FD ata nationar Guan D1. CURRENT AANK, GRADE OR RATE[Z. DATE OF APFOINIMENT IN CURRENT RANK Ta. txrikaT ion DATE Cf CURRENT Of, IGA TION 4. CHECK CURRENT RESERVE CATEGORY pony ae ACY RESERVE | S. MILITARY MODILIZATION AG a MENTS tal SOCIETIES AD ore Si cnatuRe oF Curcovy DATE SECRET BE RTSUS 14-goo00 ~ SECRET ; OEE Pp. ba ute Wherbne Pak EP. QUALIFICATIONS SYST EM RECORD CHANGE , . APPLICANT CODING DATA a a MUST CONTAIN D-diaits ° an THE Vata anove (itens 2 Tuemu Sd wee ec Freese us WHEN COOING AN APPLICANT TOR tH€ Fringe vie, THID FORA 19 THEN ATTACHED 70 ronm 1962, MagtEM QuaLiFicae TIONS CODING RECORD, 5, OATE ConcD 2. EMPLOYCE no.4% NAME A CATE suBMITYED . 1 : p £3 when rorm Wile ocnotes NO LANQUact OA YA. oo . . - . COMPETENCE, ENTER THE FOLLOWING iW item Ws "NOM LANGUAGE" (12=p1atro) 7. Date GF TEST r EXTRACTED FHM eGAM 127 LANGUAGE PRoFiciency ABD AWARDS OTA, ca oursca "ryec" = ADGITION TO RECORD CHANCE TO EXISTING RECORD sone #1 i) OST 1eeza 14.90000 Cai ah el alae SECRET oS Ile ftdee Saliew fa} . . 1 ; IGUT COLORED INKS fhe pertadiealigy updated. Tats is done autos from you. This form-ts for that purpose. ation only if there have been changes since | ees to (Ne Pers History Statement.” or @ previous update form, tf you are in duwbt whether vifarmation has been (prernangy $: iffed, enter (tin thea an roprlate section, The atgned and dated forms should be returned through ddministranve caan 3 fy the File Koam, dice of Personnel, Koom 58-32 Meadquarters, whether tnformation ts added or not. Additionally, a qualifications ‘wpdate may take place & any time there ts information ty be added ‘or changed aimply by compieding and returning an update: ori on your pus: QIOGRAFNIT MAO POSITION DATA matically for much Infarmatic Section fo must be completed. “SECTION t Tur, GURL WO, 66d 94 SECTION #1 OATE OF Bint SUMS ~ 7 es . ADDRESS SETS ESTES) 7 WANS ATTCNOEO (Fruae-To) CRAQDUATE . . : ‘ _{a Jue [pee =o COLLEGE O8 UNIVERSITY “study oot RAST MIGH SCHOOL ATITENDIO YEARS ATEOND ED FRoMes TOee WAME AND LOCATION OF COLLEGE OR UNTVERSITY aE: (NOICATE THE TITLE OF Tag SEN NOTED avove wien @EQUIZTLD WSWISSTON OF A wmitttn THATS, ee eee: ae ens meme aap MePRSd COuaTey ties) yo B. Ponte CFG CEONZUNGHIP AC parf wis, 7 Be rears i Devers bee Rede ot. ‘cae sou es uitn 14-00000 “SECRET Chem Fedlet tu) € a FOPUGS TRAE, TOF FILE GF FERSUNNR Yr nates or reaed a Tate gm act Vee GA PESICUNCR F 0 - OF sitter ice Fiz an — GEOGRAPHIC ARIA KROW SCCTion ¥ WaAMT OF BELO tere OF attctauizen co CouNTeY =NOeLroce wo MAILROOM oo} tT ; y STENCGOAPNIE setts : : 7 IMUDICATE SuneTHaNn systiM UStes oMECR LAT APPOCPSIATE Ter Ib Cheetes Ci serres tise DD srrnorvee SECTION WH Ts “SPUCIAL QuaLtFications BPORTS. LICENSES, PUOLISHLD MATESIALS OF OLVECETO wHICH YOU MAY wave SECTION Vi ' Vo Twine (FPUDTE. guomtwanulurey{ 3. atom OTHre Pucteve INVENTED, PROVIDE INFORMATION ON HOoOTES, “StcTion. vill . oe MIC Ttaay Se SERV ce CURRERT, DRAFT Stas. 2. NEB CLASSUPICATION a eye ce Casa FTeAT Ow CHANGr OT. to Wad YOuR breeetive Shay _ or vra CC} so 5 Eee | sant nat nr ae — ye 3. tocay DeLeCT ives SEOVICE Boann NUMER AND ADOBE S ss i i D VeRO. Give A Wtasow . lhe iT Aay RESERVE, | eATTOWAL ARO STATUS. eee en tree ere MARINE Cuars (0 coast nuano CD osatitwal cuare AUR Foact Cate wartomar Guana Seapeeerlampenmeenenent Eremteee EUR ENT. BANK J RXPIBATICN Dats oF CURR ON ae CHECK ALSFYE OF AUARD didany. (l] amy FaTION 19 wHieH YOU GFLONG Cl) nave t. CURPENT RANK, GHaDe OM RATELY. Cate oF a ex wean av ke snevt, 4. curce CuneE Nt ap tcuve i “MILETARY MODILIZATION “Soueree Pur veo Civilian) MILITARY SCHOOLS COMPLETED ¢h A eae nag ate tes ped Nee wee en a eee APDUF AS OF senOuL SCOT OW x “dee any cuabren 14.90000 5 i ot ry SECRET my on (CL . +. 6 - . ‘ . . oe aa oe ae so Re : we Wn Filled Int ¢ OP CME MHECTAY fyatt hed wa! mer a nee QUALIFICATIONS $ SUPPLEMENT TO PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT at TYRE OR-PUINT AVOID Users HME eOTOerO INES ce etn VETTE GF pie TTA EO TE i BASU. GS 2080004 TRAE Too toa adder EHEELER. IROBER TL Poms Pores TE OE AEE en | ib. _oROGaAY EVAL _. OPPO “WASHy 7 ee SCENT ONERSEAS Seavice * SECHON i) _ + ee . Anta, . a as oo. ry) Th oo PES 56 7 “—g27oo7or [34870 ; UNTTED ‘STATES OF AMERICA “PCS :RA 64/08/26 68706732 ; y "by fasf26 59/06/18 | q j PS 59 | 89/05/45 Japan PCS 56 56/06/15 USA WALT oe sia were we iweleiaaat VERS NATRA UUW k. EAS DATA as hu vA ; 8a (| eben ; 7, Secor a Jee : { : geaieRAL bak UNIY ing [1G2GaGE WASHINGTON UNTY OC i \ | : \ : i i SECRET | 3 14-00000 2D yw rete . : . SECRET Whee Pied ta ” ri roan 7" Sea Ee en ee lity teartiny MONE at POM ore tmavet oe ey senna oe rasa LA wages | . “ONE GF sates . CATER Fae OF Linn . oo SN LOGE . a OF ste THERE = oa Sicnary : 11003 AND STINCOtanne Sens $ TPE tba y rial te) (adr) 7 Jy OINDICATE SHOR IH aNG tye GSEO -. CrtCe ay aor errs Aamialt itt . ‘ ae tart ' ; Eyerco J nomen Ci) sitcoms Pecee. : 4 oOreare Omgs, ares DMCASEL WIE Write YOU HAVE MAD Coad eteny DPEMENCE OF thales, Fey Homyrometer, wweryert, sf pwash, ote. i : . i fLCNON vt * . “7 SPECIAL Ouaumcanons . 7 + . i 7 s rr es en rere ek OU ALF Te . BOOT bk CARE dots SE OHTS ioe wil CU ARE ACTIVE On HAVE BCT Es FARO BALD IMte atl 1Oue PROMICIENCY IN Eaten i Pasteeapay © fotr, all phases : ; : _ . ae Soo tne oe SWEET GS ATHINGS w MICH YOU MAY males cogty MUA SECT 7, RST aber SPECIAL SERUS F2as POSSESS FEL ASING 1D Oferta tc (eSB ARO. CRONE Se by ebb Bhi CA BASIO TRaANSuurteRs ue OM eee, nending & faq meng: faa, 2) 79094, Koeeet LAME, 109 arn 5 SUER sciunstinie 4 PROPEL CEES AGE OY GAOL SHO WUCH AS FIOt Delo Gees: a GCENTED cel rrr ad nedaz oS ain ts PEACE LawtR cpa AAED 16 HEA b abQve’ SOC AIR Ub GF chert © eee Ima seg.tteg ayeber ft beaver? . eee mn ry oe ee oe PT 6 en ret te 6 He ae - Sr 1D tee -SSUIEG State MAE CEMUELCATE yest od sat 3 he entree ae tneeee, . S GATES IEE SePCERIFIC AIC teens TSP TaD rar intranet aeet ree ee ene cone ATE DE & oy, SSPED elEGALS-Ce aati vou Ag fatten OF eenserriin orlaias, Gasrer at tara: syliealy, aaeele ators weran we! Barta bo Pte, ren , SECRER oo ~ 3 14-0000 ty SeRET a v batt Gr were - . PS otteaa 1, CULE et? SECNON A at Nal : RELATIONS “Gat are) PLACE? ba-w : B +a BLAIS : ? — " nes Gd : Prentdes wheeser | son | 2/15, 3 Tokyo USA eethesda, coryinid ee ee ; e/Luf ol Yokyo mn ee Matissa ©, " Deupnter ia a USA a " 4 Charjes Gidyton 9 son | of 53 Tokyo. - | USA. " Te i tary $ ” 2/16/55 toryo | USA n- " F § & a : 3 t : i a r . SeCnon "1 SiBAE GM) CABLED [s 3/23/67 | Qik Pilot i see : | 14-00000 his fom was o ect in pas FEDERAL AND MILITARY SERVICE ed !o, Howevar, if in not acceptablo tnxkatx diab for f . : F +4 . nmining creditable se reine for leave purpose and retention credits ic, wo will request another complete Part Land the Personnel Office slveukt complete Parts 1 ene from tho ficld. . ; ce PART We-Tils COLUMN 1S FOR PLRSONNEL OFFICE USE 9, RETENTION GROUP ae ; t A, Ta Unekson r= 3332. as ee 10, C10 STATUS (Foe permanent »pluyeosacniy) Ow (= Ti, cuRVICE ort 12 RTT Bt “WICT OF COLUMBIA SERVICE YOU HAVE HAD Be Le PTET CPI MODI ITU quae ta ae earn em oa a) ° : TPE APATM ENT IF KNOG AME AND LOCATION OF AGENT | Bxcep ted ie Lipari ment of the Aamy pers\ Taxes? |§2 Sept 27 | Rppeubivent : Teh yt, Japan F 1 hod 9 | 2 Gh OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNIIUO STATES. IF YOU HAD HO'RILITAR 6.1907, PRHIOUS OF STUVICE, tt ANY BRARCH SESHCE, WHITE “MONE.” ae DICCHARSE (Hou. of dahon?) ° 4 CURING PcHions OF PMMOUMCNT SHOWN IN HEM 3, DIN YOU HAVE A TOTAL OF MORE THAIS Mu PERIODS OF MERCHANT MARINE SEIMace, PURING ANY OHNE CAL ENDAR YEART 12, TOTAL SERVICE [] ves FE] 0 YH HO f fron SHG PQRMATION. © iP AS Ing INFORMATION on 13, NGNCRTUITALLA SERN ee Gee nae (Leave pi pasar ony) TOTAL - rap Fire usp, AWOL, Mee Mat) fj tes jue . a iit answer ie ¥ea," in what akaney were ZOU peaphiyad at bia Cisne ataticn was wequiradey 4. Ltt wife oF 4 Pi iti ATF BOTHER GTP OF CELEAGEO Ott s above statements are true othe bent of 3 form ta befuse ime os thie ec GPR ee 1932 at —-— . - qe Bh) - Subscribed and & SE AI. . + Cammiasion shoukt be shown. it taken be fur NOTE: Ue toteat t inn 14-0000 oe ES - gecrtT 0 gvnen Fabled fad care INSTRUCTIONS i en amr a hia (wes proesdee the geane aheredy your officiel pevvonmelisocordy oell he dept curcent. Been thouah Fo duplicatet information you *S fernsared previoualy, Of wild be neconeary far you fo complete Zietpens ptheouah XL ao_these you weed cosplete Sectioos Vil theoweh ALLL ondg af there Pes heen a chang? since pou entered on duty ef 0R Sreaation of if pou elreve the stew requires mare complete corarage then you have previously reported. o]secticn t : : GENERAL . e T. FuLk w Awa ph aete Tret-Wi oe 2. CURAENT ACORESS qNo.. Street. City, Zone, Stete) JIe/E6 A tten house st Ns tehahing Zou 15, OS: . HEALER. Robert Prentiss 2. PUAWANLNT ADDALSS (No... Sirvet, Catr. ‘Same Zone, State) g. STATE. Temai tony. POSSESSION OR COUNTRY IN aHICH you muMW CLAIM MESTORWEE B. MOME TELEPHONE NUWEER . —~ m/f ' : 0. 6-661G Dy sthict eo (elumbrea : PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE. OF EMERGENCY of section it . PERS je 1. name (Leat- arateteddle) PROEFERAQLY ROSIOING IN U.S. \ \ ty, te Ne : EE (ANIA Wa é : -§. HOME RDORESS (Ne. - Street, City, fone, State, Country). a 7 - i SAME : a a a BUSINESS ADDalss (Veer Stereat, City, dune. State, Country )= (NDICATE NAME OF FI AM OA EuUPLOTER, IF APPL ICALLE. 4 gS. HONE TELEPNSNE NUM EER =f - C616 3. Im CASE OF Cwi GENCY. 7. BUSINESS FELEPHONE CETEN SION BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBER TotntR CLOSE RELATIVES (Spouse. Mother, ——— } Father) may MSO DE NOFITIED. TF Suc MOTIF ECATION a : . 1S NOT DESIRASLE OCCAUSE CF HEALTH OF OINER REASONS, PLEASE So STATE. : . @ jstctica 1b MARITAL STATUS 3 _—_———: - ee eee to entca taboonse [> [arncue Merete [ [omaniso | a I —— ' : yp) FERNESH CALE. PLACE AND REASON FOR ath TIPARAIIONS. DIVORCES VA ANNULMENT S. . . “7 ws ON % “ 2 7d ah yafRien No CHAN €. See Ash PHS £- data ve aa (757 facut —— ene nnrns a ee e been nerriad more than ance. jreluding annudménis, use as separate aheet tor former wife oF { provinue warriages. provide tan fia ‘ - Fence Nain (wi-ldley “STwsideny if : . . f. Es ie. belle PUeere _ r 2 no vf RARRE : z yyy . ry) peg fuere 1a qoren ¢4 Tart two snpiowsesy State, Cowntey) : PETG TIT Bea TTA VS PRET FONs GD exe rovereee COE IIT SECRET . ry ede 14-D0000§ 2 SECRET oo (Phen Felted tn) 7 Lo ‘ - SECTION ) CONTINUCO FRON PAGE 1” _: aS 2S. OATES OF MILstans SLSUICL OF SPoust (Frome. and Too 26) WONTH ano yeaa 7 - A . es 2a. AOANCH OF SEOvICcE 74) DETAILS OF OINER SICLANWENT SeaviCe, U.S, GR FoRLIGN . . Heceptiant, C/A, Feh¥2, JAPAN | @] sécriow av RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION LIVING ABROAD OR BHO ATE ACT U.S. CITIZENS ADOnESS OR COUNTRY iN mmicH RCL ATIVE wESrons FULL Name thert-First-Widdle)- fapcarnumnersenersamennnt ~ — = ADOMESS OR COUNTRY tm anicn PELALIVE RESIDIS DATE OF “LasT CONTact - CITI ZENSuIP (Country y $+ FREQUENCY OF CONTACT Be Fut Name (Last-Forer-widdle) 2. PLUATIONSM UP rn — 4) SDGRESS OR COUNTRY IN ON ICH HELAT IVE REGIUES fos . , : : of . : t - "?. OATE OF Last CONTACT S- COrtfengnse (Country) © “Bs FREQUENCY GF CONTACT 3 SPECIAL REMARAS as ANY. Coneray is 1G THESE aELat ives a febvse= ohn 1 dete of wy Bieter, eS, AnFivee LAGL CA. Milweleng cushy atte Chg peaiacece tet MG, 199 aad 705 é. : FINRUEL AL STATUS Lane Vie ; i 1 GAL ane? ee -3G vou viave & . OW Ceritian @ SORACC TION why, Sets B.S. CORP SAVING SUUSTANTIAL FORLIGN 41 SMSOLAS( “YES. ~ Gh¥e SomeLets OF TAILS OF a SEPADATE SHEET any arracn 2,90 10U HEEEE WE an -PENST OW. O@ CoMPeS fF YOu HAVE anseeted rn an ta ee ra On rte ere 7 Sm Sek ARY. STATE Oreim suumcs of micuegent Inco nen ANOICATED Oe FSECTOINS Vtaws, teed fron we taal famd pis tara, oo, BR thTsogT Eira: PN RE Tati “rg 93ce 9 : SECRET . 2 te oruae hawt (Leae-Firat- Middl > . a. SCR at rOMsm ie . . 5, Chastes A. Utell, Sto tev-py-laar . 14-0000 a SECRET fBhen Pelled tny SECTION v¥ ComFiMUEO FOOM PAGE g S. OsNm ING omere? emits ait rou weve aleount “awl oF IMATE futon dive Buk suomisn (Cite. State, Céuntryy TO Chane” *vOuR © . , PRESENT Crreceesanen as ves (o*a} ao a . : tes 4 0F VOU Mave APOLLO FOR ULB, EOUCATION CHECK AND mitmdar Ceste op EDUCATION ATTAINED Saeenetemnr ee Ge UCwon. meamvate” evan ten reemesoe covuess + 88 COMUEAET AL cuMcu, anavuare os tease STM/OTH ues, CUMPLE Feo | (Specaty) Unuiernity ef lalefonia, eadste, ihe RS voy | ya. lap yp e. . - “fee 7 Cost Sawersity of fof ade, Fealdey «| Whe LEYS | Iiprncsa a , » vo ‘taatevo one - 4 _ Gansgeliahuyten Here, 0D3h OE ae [LEY thu ie Upurerest oe ot cane J : - i. 5 . Giserskesce Spe) TAM Wese. use We Nase ied 154 ene tee ne Ae See tb RevGateQuay Tassboss wor retrcaias omaug SEE AET cmneenmeninemeemenes > . 14-0000 o SECRET me . tBhen Fiiied tar - . “GEOGRAPNIC ARTA BROW ICCL __ rue Qarete OF eurcm Ou tration perenct, pect PAS ATEIR ERPS, BLOGS a a Liat RELO@ ANY CGMP TEN SL GECRS OR CCUMTET Ciuze OM OUGE SSATGNWINE CIMES THAN 08 cath Teed OF moses Sat seem eg ese aace. BEVIDINCE. Veavet, HC, a2 TiOEKCE ON TRAVER, FOR BACH OF THE REGIONS Te ae . ‘Aushala- Nosy dity i | sArAN - Navy dary, DEVIAR C1 in station in cuphy ives ey ez tmG (8PM. 2. Swan THAN PP. Me) ae ataed (Spee you WAVE WAO fay ete - FOUAL QUALIFICATIONS: ___. MeTaNAay PARIECIPATED, 7 G. DAOC ETL OTHER fy SIN SS wAGEINE Ee wit ereph ‘2 Cert Punch, ete) Bpegesta ny, A ? Anm GPOTTN FR awit yOu awe ALG ane 8 Bote Cfree cH whee Pepe poenes . weaphy - Geen’ o¢l pivscs OF a sf goby fy ay af ef NTE. Sheet gute apeats ? 2. JAOICATE ANY SPECHAL DEAL PPACAEIONS, RUSE TING FAG TAPED LENCA OH TA MINEND, enicn re rae Position OM trRE OF OAK To et Fr nn ~ STePane EOLGIAY BONUS Vou POIREST Ate stiad 10 8 ie - —y WEENG (OUiPMENT NOTLO ; pueatt Vetsee SCAR TIE IS AND POOFESS ‘ay OF ERATION. O F | . ; . een a re ere mn ey LUT ye rag awe a becenseo cm CERETE IES wusote GF any PHAGE OT PAYEE SITY (Pilot. Blectrscrea, Be - . Laver. CPA, Modis at Pockais tans acs. d. tmaegarg Pet arse of eared pa Centar care. mame oF . eR STOR NEAL, TF OUNUTEN. i parerrermrarsrer Sa crerescatt These of taeued 6. rrerresiverstrmriir crc . SECRET - . 1 . ‘ . 6 ’ 1 a pesuer oF Coruws "199 e OF erecemyr? Tork, FAITICAL PANTIES. } oe : i i | Te Yao os TE Tea PUAPONE OF WIEIT. RE Ag CHeCe bad APFROPR : iY on pate —aae . a soo ’ L eaten] snisotrral permed cs C (96U- ACRUIBLO By ie || | a rhe ompteseter, Hicaoe a a TROICATE VouR PRBFICITENCY a ART ECUL AR I yay Fe @ tcuthwish CA Was san dk DEVICES, CTC. Gia aperator, Toachel LaseesG STATE, AnD 7 ue yasue) 14-0000 a E mot fy. SECRET og . . téhen Fitted inp , . se a StCTION x CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 e \ . t. LUST ane Pearard Vomedy MATER TALS Preerets vou Saar ww HE Tho rwne (bn nat vebeit “Waplee Sitese POQussTedy. mymicate Peres ATG, ano Tred OF @ab TING CXens Hetion, _ordentslte actichoe, aeneeal intereet safe 1 gecte, novels, tf afucten, ete.) - oe ee eee a EE SG : io UND ICATE any arrerrs t mee you. HAVE teWENTED ASO STATE Bre tetR OF nGt teee ant ParenteD ‘ i - \ i . ete 5 ‘ SLT et any PUWLIC SPEARING AND PUBLIC MELATIOND LAPTETENCE S : j : & ‘ i Ey i —_ __-— 4 ‘ j 10. LEST any POOre enone, : acavimic OF mangnany ears yy ions orm socertife fo weit VOU Ast we ert 3 : sluora, LISt ACADFMIG HONORS YOU MAVE ‘thon, Gouspoup vowe taf bowers, “Sowa at Ou, Boda % i : i Toa. toh Xr Honor Seairty, 4aue 3 7 ! — i yy 1 Ok C : i - r Tpigeme Hide ry ‘outies i , ‘ + ie Tnewusive DATES ca (Pram. and Jo.) _ 2 OR AOC i grr eglotvi Bi Ow/ oman at “asbicawenT, a MAR ‘Sf Tone" 3 . AH. DOPLPELL_. a. NO. OF BUPLOYERS UNOFE your 0 OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE BUR LAVESION LELS Ta poe. Ml3stex IYO e. OT SemIP TION OF ee Sipe Phissron askew it succestid Jog Foiitegey 7 offers Liaison. Achuarhes. ; _ oo co . . : . : pos , cn ne ee RR A ‘De. tnceuseve ey (Feow- ond Tory te GRANt[S- GFrNEL/ DI HN HON? DeAats GN BS aSGuMEn? BERS. '‘S¢ Name Sb | Lee UPL PL _ _ ra na. ur hon Guoca OUR” pinect rs orerciaL POS _ sereavision 7 _L CEL hick bgsen, sara thse LENVE. toe _| a peeyareTT Tarr antiy s- es PUGH OF CUTIES | Cex a Pt daties Gude toon wore aetworeler Haran: a5 Burr CA 470 tien _ -: |e (a Japan, . : . ; a ( Peck U8t¥E pares (From: and Tor : aul DIF ie i/olvs Bian! Beantn a6 Vesionurnt an sept 66 Sep) S7_ | td OPLFELL.-—-—-— fa NO. GF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOUR OTRECT ie ian sonny ree Z . sueenyigicn Zé ferent a ain ‘4 CF. Tf - Seem ee ee ryt - DPOTCA/ONVISIONE ad ance % prererse ie "DL PDPULE Eo ee a | ? : EMeL OT FEN UNALR vous O1eect —_ oericeay wostrson THe ake, Sete toe 7 2 EELER. _. nen Terr Tton OF DuTihs [tee adartiesel pages sf pemseret) : — OO SECRET : s 14-00000 a eared of led “_ {then Filled ja). , ; nes .. SECRET ote @] scctica Mit ginea hireage pin ieiee pover, . orprrents 3 ote. ys ‘ 9 DEFEND ON TOU TOR AM.. { Karte ay VEASE OF “aae, No ’ .. Os TEL guPPoMT, oO moven #0 veans iN Surroetine. | AT AGL et aat not spuas puPeuat IoD 2, PAD W Oe THE FOKLOBING FAFOM@WATION FOR WL CHILOREN ANE Sar ecety . New sonarss ecreltiae DD ky 7 v Gastinct 13, De i 4 i vo i a cAmencmn: sears res be aaa ES FAODI TIONAL CONMEN, oom CONTINUATION! OF “ParceDina ‘(Udeesses sWeE EoD: : SG Id ~ 1985. ‘TaKkya Jara ° 199 “prorat Wahny ton, Dp = beheve ie uy 18 pes foe Prcnive, vary, Pray Gethin CA, 12 fare ee - ety puvved 4 fara spree of " Ropetiate 3 2 ManapergE LOutve, for Cred Qesstes | : ie persed Ae steget iak Pexetionn, es nag CA Lifrcecsecy anas i g Ds eee gy. Atefes wie, feascny fides re ets, tu ledge HB Cexltcél Hate (aut a ig seg agent hid ot a; eceev, t vhreneitsid | LhAdad ache 4] Ads whiate: aay vie? Li gett (esting PGfauta Dain May ” ” ™_ —~ SECRET ‘Gt lof é 14-0000 . | Sa 14-0000 aeons Stetina ors ee 14-0000 slissaiSaliay p 14-0000 y, ar . . SENG y Piemigey , et eee ign ane 14-0000 14-0000 pA he averapnsy eee ey 7 Ey Seamteas tes wiehavonvoe oe 14-00000 . 14-0000 14-0000 14-0000 ; : A * i . > 4 . . . ara . . 14-0000 14-0000 14-0000 S ke. 8 = : " PKU « ; : . 14-0000 See gee pirvl TEBE EY, 7 SEES Sh ey 14-0000 14-0000 = : me oer Eee TER rane 14-0000 a a Pa a -Vroairion ane - ‘arena icon fe=—H vasnee nonesTeRaa SECRET a (When Filled In) REQUEST FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE | whe 0/6 REQUEST F RSS NAME (LAST s Pimet. mivoLdl eae noo} __Wheolar, Robert Pe ; - POSINON NUMDER (31. 30) | OAADe ane AesronMany (oF FIG, O1VIGION, DRANCH) “onan, COON 1ea-a8) 'PrB/Planning & Prog. Div/Prog. Anal, Bre 17 GINNA, BPECIP YY ‘Tree OF APPL. 1am OCCUF, COOK OT eam) " T0= Progran Eval. Location rciry, ofara, HSOUNTAY : MPQTAS. & FUND.(0O} “CLOARANCE (Ot) CLEARANCE | REQUIRED farracnmenTe: REPORT OF INTERVIEW | : VOY.PRGP, & Oak (Od) ro MALS. VETERAN Seourity #1” Goues Qearance weno to Bh Branch/CED . Attar Jo Ann Varnoy : 5B ey eee ee ee EEEEEEnanteemnaamneh — — _ BPACE BELOW: FOR OS USE ONLY ~ 1 a 2 » ee MFG, 8-88! 9) roa ~ ST vse rasviovs aunoss SECRET L ‘neguceT ror WAIVER RECRUIT. CODE (92-84) aus sn 14-0000 CONFIDENTIAL (shen Fétied ta) SECURITY APPROVAL DATE : 30 July 1966 YOUR a REFERENCE: 42076 , 1 CARE NO, + 60164 : TO ‘+ Director of Personnel . ‘ E ATTH © +: Jo Ann Varney “ 4, SUBJECT. : WHEELER, Robert Prentios = es eee | a Wht 1a to inform you that Sib jock. had beeii approved cor. the: eppolntnent specified in your requast under the provisions. of Jleadquurters Regulations 10-3 and 20-5 including aéeess to sop ‘ : so. . classified information through TOP SECRET us required in the’ ‘ . performance of duties. : . 2. Unleas arrangements are made for antratice on duty within 150 days, b . this approval ‘becomes invalid. : . 4a part of the entrance on duty procoasdng: Lo , . a w [la] A versonal thterview in the Office of Security must be arranged. [ xx] A personns intervilew Ls not, necevsary. 2 oo (7) Pleuse. advise Cotet, Clencance Branch, extehaton 5620 whgn Sub je set enterg on duty. ‘ he This is 9 “conversion CHG. Be POR (WS DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: \I - wee / | a ° Steven L. Kuhn, ALIN Chief, Personnel security Noes : fous _ gegen FETE Syrsegag teeters CONFIDENTIAL m 14-0000 4 ote kk nets mnenieneamerngettanemt nes ty on ~ . : oe i Nee at -~, Slee ° rw ee oP = CONFIDENTIAL a en P4sen Filled tn) tee me otitteneer es es ere dae enents are made within 60 days ¢ far entrance, on duty within neat we Etta tee cenigeee elias a 3 i Ld rode i a : z e f ios i Hi fo ~ : 1 - x i g i + : . i - wo - 34 i. 3 }: 3 4 E > —_ 4 ; = Pr . _ az te. 00) i & raat 1989 - & *- , .4 3 at am eee 7S i "3 : toe : d (Ute ee, Som ee eT eae See De eT ee meres wali Cerinfen et! eat 14-0000 Re it aug Sel AREER. ren zt OH Et ph Pa. wee ag 4 - 4 =e5 Theanine AnD TURES = 1 ® PURD 1OOt ede - a E * : : ; nr ‘ a : 8 F , § BELOW FOR OS 3E. ONLY ee - a (Fo, OD none ‘377 Uses PREVIOUS COONS . SECRET 14-0000 : Enver: reqilres the elearanca “in ‘orde®: to" , duties, it to ‘requested that the Comsunteat tons Sechiity: 302L) be. not? ted bY. . a te ped eo . “ e : . : _Distrivution: _ ° —_ & ° TR l- FF. a . 4 . : _l - Security office ‘(prieting Statecent aftached) 5 “1, - Personnel, Office Sok, oo. : : : . l= “OC = 8/PROT File) 5 | . - “y Co i : ‘ 4 7 ; CONFIDENTIAL = . rot 15978- a4 ye ah 14-0000 sicumy tnroamandia ~ : i Te : ; : “ . ’ SECURITY APPROVAL —. ye en ‘Dato: 28 July 1952 ence: WSBT a0 Andi céted of Contra Intol1s, i ¥ ac CIA uundor th ‘ Provietons of paragraph i 3 Regulation . oe . oa a pees |G i . 2. Unleis ‘tho audjact peracn, anteré ‘on “uty. within 60 days from the above . oy i dato, thia opprovsl bezemes tavalid. an . , it 3. Subject is to be polyeraphod ae. part of tho BOD procédureay : , i i fer rw3é 101 . art ee 14.90000 srmaare rovet rt 3 Office Memorandum para: § May 1952. : : nat ie: ni! MENS! UNITED STATES (GOVERNMENT TO s Chief, Covert Personnel Division Prom s” Chief, Personnel ‘Socurkty Branch ’ ‘Robert Preatiae- : ‘thha 40, to ‘advise that the security eleirasce pean an Naren “1992: oo is extended to we dune. 19526: a, D rr Oa "3 ie om : ° ° _ . ‘ * , : “a, ate a 1g-00000 / Fou“ EET he vb Wa icin": AppROvaL ae U . _ Date: 11 March 1952 Your Refere cer +5937 2. Unieés. ‘the eublect person entots” ‘oh auty » within a ‘days from the euove data, thin epproval t becomes inyaltd, : fo ae ade ye CONF JDENTAAtae 18 > . Form “no. JUL 1953 20-208 iw hates h ena St
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14-00000 104-10291-10003 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | “ _ POST SELECT COsMLITEC OF ASSASSIAL TORS STABR CEDSBORS pment ae? sot FILE TITLE/MABERVOUNE: 20790 Coupe _ INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: DELETIONS, IF ANY: NOULYSQUMENTS MAY BE COPIED O2 REMOVED FRE ues wed a oo r wi 4 -_ rc m 4° e Brain RAO ONY A a 14-0000 Se ee by Recall Bendlesde ees ig and 26 lien of 3 Gayo Siamese. motse. Reseips feraarese wentep Vousher BASS. Aroeentabtiity tp in ae) arouse ef 1, Ba | 1.09 » 69 te harewith PROPS 1E2 9 eredls of 9222.85, 4g WikoGug . me mney cola ho oe ho oes, a have .t0 séacums for the abeve $100.60 pisg/ traveling expedges Statien 414 mat subtrast that macine waoie B, Deg leote 38 faly 1951 Aged ieee AStecweasto] 1, Resslps fer $169, ‘h/y ‘ +4 a “2s TRYer ite ceptifloation by Guthaen, nye. a: é: Ceyulinetvills estimate, b/u “" Be BreshGow of edvences ond ereountinzs, n/y so neat Renae ae tammy mat : Distribealen: ; _ figa ~ &, w/a a/a Ct bye che -«,\ 3 . hoe i: ; ¢ i : . Pa ar rr el as On a ar Dray an to” Venn, FT LG 14-0000 i “Are Sep tecems Sing a yeige in petep eile oy Frei rien gtan eee oy seatenfim i RRM SS ALR em i apten ET SOR REN oe rene tesa Er apes Eide ge ef Lae Date rt 3 hots P i Lor “Diet umeatal i> Be OPH Mr Perez? Fo Mee le per, * - . oe! Teas Meptee ‘ Rn aufere re fs ga Fee Toa tants. twits the “Stet S-a.ep ..varnment, “A Fh the Usriract fag (282i ser, eflert*ve 4) Wrst st, og * . fou are Secese formally nctlftat shat eatd sort rast will be terainatet ty the. lowe Pea’. 2 eq Of ni Sepiextar ls5i, Ysu-are reuingeda cf tha eaatents x mar Fag-opr eleven, (4) of aatd 3 oanirasty Mhist reeds ag fallover — Be “enrenant fe ees , 7 te. Setcocy. ALL Lofermetton releted to thie agroezont Si Suetic wtines , trig tnetmaent, o7- gtuervise, fe aseret at ghai? not ban eivalgedl to axy--peresr, Sorgen gals: on oF gevercmes. °s say form or manner. stcact.as sutvioriend by the 7 arcerafgwé Tontragting Gfitoer axermting thie agreement, It fe Agreed trot acy revelation wat hectare of the sbure taf oreavica ‘wiil Gedecfeire end be -ac-tempdiate ace fitoel & ho of this a afreegent @:2 wiil reauht-in forfeit benef sss. 1 ish aay - then, havo as orued ayo ‘by reason at thie ied ania 6 year", and atin - ha A #aaver dtveharss tea Tat ted Bt. tek Suveremnl, oa np oyttns. Sesarkcer theread, gaia. hs awrite. of Pleera, or havyese ass rapieaentaliver feos ary ath sl, +-9% os. demands and iteLtl flee in any tose wha lecerer ber tus 3 ” Cem seeitsea sortie Uy ga for the Gulla tetee sg, tieerridi ar, CAVA te te ae WT Bento gs aT Fag ave S se ta tay averse ergrdied Saiow ba ashrosiedgicest of the Plat SL FTA it voter ta hare 7, * « WTA STATES GV ERIN: ers Of ry hay 14.90000 \ m4 - \ , ° : . ~ fy 7 ne , i So . 7. 0, MEMORANDUM FOR: Calef, Africa Divteton 7 Peete cre 4 \ . : _ ae q: 4 lac tue : 4 pS ART 2 Temimticn of CE O° - : j . . at . . . 7 LT oo Sh nS - - _ - be A @ ees rn es Lh Agyrem. ta herewith requested: t to ‘peleeite, terainete. aaa: a a ios uake a fi-Al-es@rehes paymont of $2000.00 tc SE. Ie return | oo : for tnté ae WOL de required to. signa anit Cla io and Botrety. dat : i . . agreement... wpe eee 7 toe _ 2. Tt de presently: plaaned to relocate aubect {4 Burore, wit | oe fics . the orried Gr secirihy trsaeporting subject via MATS os far os Prank~ Sly tk _ . furt, Crea vteace We will yroceal te any Wecttm Burcpoun “eantry € a a his ehotce and at hla expense. eB ree WiLL constitute ° , L ‘ his caly eseete util he can find 3 f . : a i. 3.0 Shere aso + edequate funds evmfishie te cua pratect! to coer: ete oo . termination Joma ond treosgortation to Preakturt via os ; . a, * Appeowsh io alao reiuestad to wrize ‘off and charge 40° earpen 2e ' - the MOAR GD lone gleeeeRaaage of yet ch opzeententaly #0000, Aa soon : mee stil ovbstanciag. . —— Staaten’ PO ~ . <4 wus aa He Enver . . “Kee Gf AE N/2 ; : ‘J . : 3 33 9; 2 4 o oo db ae! , 2 # : - & - . “ } : t. Amouat requested la paragraph one ‘ ' “ 4 ‘g approved fs2 payment. Based : : . fi vpon Cover anid operational circum : a io stangos, payment ja nut subject to i . - . “"Badoral tacame taxed. : : Z d h Ki oF 4 Bpeciat Contracting Glficer 7 . t * i a re eee ete urea gees a Oe Re A Be a Ie Er eclneaitite serene. een Bel 14-0000 “she. Ernest GC. Maycrink Dear tr. Mayerink: t Effective 31 October 1960, all contracts, oral or written, by and between yous &né the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting — _ Atiesr, are heraby terminated by mutual consent of the parties thereto, and Sie Hea thoreof the follow ing agreement is. aubstituted. _ €he United States ‘Government, as Feprevented by the, Contracting ¢ fticer, th following norman conditished. So , ok , oo, . i. ° it In fall consideration for the submission of such. infor - L. _ Compensation. nis an. approved imaniier. as you may ¢ direct. in writing, the fotlowingr = . : (a) Biel’ compensation ‘te an amount, calculated, cats the ‘rate of. . of $3000 pet annus: for ost- - ~ if _ quarters), effactive | zi ‘your ari val é at and applicable only. : i __. to your contemplates permanent post of assignment, oversdas. : 7 I Quarters will not be ‘furnished you nor will you ‘accept quarters 2 provided by a cover facility without prior amendment of this 4 ; a greement. a Lo re 8. Manies pald you diréetly or guarantced » the Governmont Be security requirements. — 4 Seid taxas on said income if it determines auch, requiremants so Recesattate, | os gy Travel. You will be advanced or reimbufoed funds tox travel and transportation expenges to and from your permarent post of duffy overseas asd for authorized operational travel You inay be entitled to per dlem in liea cf subsistence during such travel and, when authorized, whilé on temporary duty away from your permanent post of aszignment. All travel, transportation and per diem provided for. under this paragraph muat be Properly authorizad, and expenséa incurrsd -horéunder are subject to pay- spent and Accounting in. subatantial compliance with. Governimant Tegulations. 4. cperationat Expenses: You will be advanced or reimburaucd funda for , a | secessary operational expenses as specifically approved and financially limit ed by the Government. Such funds will be aubject to peyment aad accounting ia svbstantial conformance with applicable Governmest reguiationa. | { 5. Repayment. It ia recognised that your failure to account for or refund| any monies advanced you heroundér shall entitle the Government to withhold the total amount of such indebtedsoss or any portion thereof from any monies <u you under the terms of thio contract in such manner aa it deems appro- priate. 14.000005 ® Najotiated B Benefite. ta) Oy, i, in the ‘performance ‘of 'activitics we: wy “thie agreoinont, you ‘incur an injury or illness which ts not the result of.+.: groes eegligence, willful misconduct, or intemperate act, the Governme. - ote will prevido medical, gurgical, hospital, transportation and disability be - fite in euch amounts and under such conditions ae the Covernment in ite s discretion deems proper provided, however, that such benefite shall not exceed a total of $5090 for the same injury or illness. + ‘ ! 4 ’ (2) Uf you dio tn the performance of actis ‘ hereunder and your death ie not the result of your’ grees negligence, will: misconduct or intemperate act, the Governmont will pay the eum of $506 : to your beneficiary(ies) less any amount paid to you under sub -paragraph. ..j. above if such injury or itinaas resulted in your. death, provided: ‘that said’ i r pay=ebt tenn U. 8. Governa. ent can a be made » without conflicting with ite 2° | ‘‘peineiples and‘ideala. -- - - - | t you hereby recognize and knowledge ‘t the “existence. 8, ween rolat nok either exprogs. or constructive, and you: grea to execute whatever docur an may de Foquired by this organization to evidence. this relationahip. i ! 8. Status. You are ‘not an employes ‘of the United States Government, i under ‘this agreement and are not catitled to any benefits normally incide 2 1 to an amployee status. ¥ wunding. Uf necessary to protect the socurity of this arrange mens monies due you hereunder may be funded in other than a direct manners : ig understood and agreed that any monies 40 funded constitute payment.B the Government in aatisfaction.of ite ebligationa andéex this agreement, Sa ae ee eR ore neers ademas enree tae anette 10. Cover. (a) it is anticipatod that you: will undertake & covor ventu in the courses of your performance under this agreemszt. Such venture ; be appreved by the appropriate Government, reproeenistive ovdrsseing ys Activities prior to its initiation. Any aid all ducumente which you may i execute in the course of exid cover venturg are aubordinate to thia agree : ment and any contradiction in terma which in any way anplify, extend of regtrict your rights and/or obligations hereunder Bhali be resolved. by th > agreement which shall alwaye bs dominant: - - } (b) To provide capital for your approved caver venture & i Government will loan you $4000 be sacnred by a non-interest bearing p | isery sSte, payabie on demand. Said loan will be deposited to an accoun- in a foreign bank and a $3000 letter of credit will be issued you against t. deposit, The additional $1000 will be released fro: said account, after Approval by the Government represontative oversecing your activities. 14-0000 4 v x returns: filed ; tn connection therewith... Your cover accounts. chall-be- kept asperate and : dietinct: from the bank account into which your personal compensation pay E mento are made. . (d} You heroin agree that monias loaned you by the Governm §« { shall be repaid from the profits of the cover venture, in amounte and at periodic intervals to be established by the Governiz.ent representative ava: | geeing your activities. After said loan has been curnplotely repaid and alt | other obligations, auch as loca! taxea, ctc., have been made, you may rot any further profit derived from said cover venture. Howevor, it je cleart. under stood and agreed that your primary obligation under this agreement : i: f= the: ‘performance of Governmental activities. . . 1. Sesrecy All information related to o this agreement conveyed. thr 8. ‘ t { : agreement. It te agreed that any revelation whatsoi mation will sconstiiute and be an immediate ‘and fiz and ‘in ‘your ige with fi ; fation. | f “13. Unauthorized Commitments. No promiees or commitnente pér-: talning to rights, privileges or benefits other than thoge expressly stipulat in writing in:thia agreement or any amendment therato shall ba binding on. thig organization. 14. Term. This contract is effective ag of | November 1969, and slia.. continue thereafter for a period of two (2) yeara unlass sooner te rminated songs. , oral or written given fs you “ty authorised oer by the Government sither} {b) Without prior notice, in the event of a breach of this contract by your violation of tha security provisiona horeof or by your ctherwiae randering yourself unavaliable for acceptable service, i | | i {a} By ixty (60) days! actuai notice ty you fzam the Governmant, oF a upon notice from tha Government. In the event of voluntary termination on your part or termination for cause by the Government pricr to the expizari of this agreement or any ronéwal thereof, you will not be entitled to returs travel expenses to the United States. Terniination or expiration of this agr.. ment will not relcase you from tha obligation of any agcurity vath you may be required ta tako. | Subject to the availability of appropriations, this agreement may be eaxtand - ‘ i t UNITED STATES GUOVERNMEN™ > BY il . sone i ACCEPTED: Contracting Ctheer | i Ernest G. Maycrink : WITNESS: APPRUVED: HI . . f ° o> i ‘A Lor ter Go a % / . %, 14-0000 aos sete HOES AAR aa os ar F . “ —— * - - Ey Weare vad : rouqy 1460 . : MOMORANDUM FOR: Contract Pogeane! Division - Hl a £8 fe . mo : ; a at . 3 winoauE/i Coatract (romerly asst). . . ee : aA review: of. the. wanonn/. file showed: that subject vas* ‘under contract ‘for j - nes @ period be 7s?) September. 1959 through 30 dine 1960. Biace that date ubti2 “4 : 20 October 1960; subject was under 5R/DOB OOA. On 21 Octoher 1960, the African 7 t Division picked: up- the case. acd ts preparing- to Qtepateh hia on 20. Rovenbor 1960. bat; the. coatrict ‘be brougit up 0.date and amended to : : q - Effective dite: 21 Hovénber 1960 through 20 Roveaber 1968: an Se to. " Coimpeidatdon: $500: pr mint, plus: ‘$3000 per ania. for houstiige : dk Medicdd; €o extent it te necessary to ihintoin 6008 health. = | : LF, Inaurarice: $5000 payable to beneficiary. mined Ny iS” C.. ae gE. Bonus t for outstanding parformnca, resettlement in anothe or leper Fi Terniastion: ending of all benefite end monies. —_ : 3. This contract wil), have to be prepared for signing prior to 18 November = 5 : } 1 ° . . : : ] “ ; &. For further inforiation, please éontact Mr. Daniel R. Miesciur, K62o%, : : - | a Sop le Acting Chief, Africa Division ead Splnfrgerd Opel. pen urdtiiig heavy - Fe he 2p) fates parhitpn 7 oe Hupereedl Ok , [le C. QO. . jks bof At OM, FW. he feshls _—oee Gren p . X - > aft. - ace rs vette . ren ae, Lo, roy ne : oe SEGAET fae . SR/DOB/60-.207 . : rn me ; .o0 : 20 October 1960 eo — aoe . _—— rs aa - - ~ E - , : MEMORANDUM FOR: Special Contracting Officer ; . . 7 ue : i + - ue . .. a . i. « ' . . > THROUGH: - - SR/SS Wwe f : j re en _ Attention: Mads: a = ? SUBJECT: Project Termination of Ernest G. Mayeriak (p) Sloe ; _ : . _ as independent contractor. for “SR Division - : . Ea -----1- +) REFERENCE: ~~ SR/DOB/59=1735 datea 17 September 1959:: ; §R/DOB/59- 1660 dated 24 July 1959 1. "under which subject Individual was engaged, subject hag been terminated by" Because of the indefinite postponment of Project AESENTINEL, this office on 26 October 1960. . ; ; 2. Subject {Individual wiil be picked up on contract on 21 October i960 by Africa Division, Subject was paid on 20 October 1960 by this . office ali monica remaining due him as per Engagement of Independent contractor agreement for Praject AESENTINEL, Subject has no further Femunerative claim against the U, S. Government. ; ; PP Mekal Le. ; ~ TR so, MICHAEL RAE Chief, SR/DOB —- 7 wy Lo" : rorrovers Sh Cb vf , a / feith Reid ; _ 3( Song « vA . .. : UZ . Pree 14-00000 SH/DOR/S9/_ 2735 \ 37 September 1959 MEMORANDUM FORs Chief, Finance Division THROW $ Special Contrasting Officer yROg 4 Contrast, Approving Officer, Micheol Res sumer lt Ragageasat of Erpeat Q. MATCRINE (p)- 28. Independent Contiastor are ’ sx/icl/si/ 1660, daved 2h dy 1959 to Yinanee Division £0 sine . tes Bubject. 1 1. Project AUSEMPiNEL, under which subject” individual, has bean - engagéd, was originally approved through the period 31 Marsh 1960, A request for rendval. and auondmant of the projeet hag bsen sutmittad to BI, and it to intended subject individual will bo atiiised under tate project during 1960, 2. Tha following provisions will apply to subject andi vidual during the interim period, t.2.1 20 September 1959 through 30° June 1960. Subject Snividnad has beon engaged fern end Project ot Charge. - under ores’ contrast for use under under Frojeat ASSENTINEL, Tho effective date of the oral contract is 20 April. 1959, and has beea extended through the period 31 Harsh, 1961, subject to termination hy the Governszent tpon thirty (30) days actual notice. lk, Security Approval, The initial ssourity eloarance obtainad for Subjeot's use, wh Wo, G-73932, datod LL March 1959, has bien suspended during the interia period, Requests have bean wade of the Office of Seeurity (SED and: Alien Affaira Staff) for ebbdjest's use. 5. Citizenship. Subjdat 4s a foreign rational, 6& CG maatlerie Subject will ba paid salary in the arcunt of sto0.09 per month, payable in United States ourrancy. T quar arters and Bubaistence, Basis quarters md subsistence costs will ba beraa by tho Bubjeet. Cagasional incidental expensaa will ba borne by SR/D08 Station Funds. , 5. Qporatianal Expsness. Ho Operational kxpenses are contemplated dering the pericd dovered. 9. Othor Coasmitzents, The following additional comaltments have been mado to the Subjects — monty : genet oe. medioal benefits as i a ‘evontaal use on Ais gary. to maintain his physical status for kis 4d miooien.. Cote to be borne by SR/DOB Station Funda. . bd. Instirance. Insurancé coverage for death or disability . tseurned tn Line of iG, typ Hot to exéeed 35,000.00. Costa chargeable againot Project it. Toe sagan previa sien mate 5 for resettle ‘Basie entertainment expenses. eas borne be reent empentyo Sill be None by SA/D0B: tution” Subject, resettlonsnt in the. filted States could possibly teeome necessary as a > fora of control, should this bé deancd nseessary fron d soourity viewpoint, vO Ll. So commitments other than those stated above have bean made to the, Suvjest. : : . 4A 22, At gush tins as Subject ro-anters. training for his proposed mission, about 1 July 1960, all provisions of his initial engagement will again apply. . MICHARL RAB Chief, S2/DOB Diste : : Orlg. 4 1 - Addrassea . . 1 = Contracting Officer ‘ ° neat a ai ui 14-0000 wigyhs ee at 7 re) vt ae ay sr/oos/s9/_/C. GO as Judy 1959 70: = Ghdef, Finance Divisim VIAs Special Contracting atticer , Facet Contract Approving Officer, Nioheol Rae SUBIECT® ingogemmt of Ernest 0, MARINE (P) as Independant Contifoeters - thereafter for 3. pirlod 0 of one year F aubjeot ‘to S eacaat by. the. Governsent upon thirty (30) days actual notice. 2. Security A proval, The appropriate security approval for Bubject'a use obtained. Type Operational Approval, No. 673532 , ieon dated 11 Merch 19596 3. Citizens hip. Tha Subject is a forelm national, he Compensation. Subject will be paid salary in the amount of $500.00 per sonth, payable in United States currency. ‘Of this amount, he Will setually receives $50,00 per month during training and the duration of the mission, All unpaid monies wlll eocrue to hig oredit in an escrow accoint,, tho payzerit of which will be dependent upon ths proper performance ef his duties end tea payeble upon completion of mission for wideh engaged. Frovisieas alse ne ‘for payment of bonus not to axcaed $10,000.00. ~ S. Quertara ond Subsisterice, The Subject will ‘be furnished quarters. “and avbeiaterce, those goats te be borne by 22/D0B Station funda. | & Operational Expenses. Operationsl travel and expenses to bo paid es offiedally | authorised, oe Le. - Ce . : as Demestic travel costs will be borne ‘by SR/DOS Station funda. fravol cests.to end fvon the United States, ant foreign travel will be charged agsinat Project AES INTINBL. ». Operational expenses to ba borne by Project ASSRNTINGL. Training expenses to be carried by Station Allotment. a eae ee 14-00000 ct re om ate an SECRET \ T. Qther Comttwonte, ; \- ~ Tha feloring additional Ccamt tants have bean, ite ‘to the | a. Medical Benefits, Subject aree receive stich dental and. medical benefits as may be necessary to permit him to properly perform his assigned alssion, Costs te be borne by SR/DOB Station Amda. “f wh : Tnourance. coverage for. death | ov disability - od. ‘duty, not to Ginoed 95,000.00, , Coste ebargeabie: anime Prajeot. “cSme EE, f Oe Rosettienarit. Provisions. made for ‘resotilenmt of Subject An scomtry off “that, in which he tas recrufted. Coote ‘of /resettlersnt will not anoeed $1,000.00, and wil be’ ‘Chargeable, againat (| Projeot AESENTENEL, 4. Pntortadiment, ‘ALL normal entertatanant expenses will be borne by 5! ry . 8, Contingent Odlizations, ‘the following has not be prouised the individual, but nay have rat by the dovernzanti a. Resettlement in the United Statea, either as m additional boma for ths Subject or sa a fora of control should this become necossary from a acourity. viewpoints 9. No coamitments other than those stated. above have been mido te ‘the Subject. MICHAEL RAR _ Chief, an/ics APPROVED : co PRT nt = cee trent aa teee amen: teem teeWNwT eee ue esse ee
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See : " ao) SAB | . 7. syle = cork je memanatg ft (OO La fats 33 ier eat. tol [os se raviiiaa OKC "4 XP tome COMP dark. fhe anit Geer FECAL ;HOAL TH HSURAKCE 49 SOCAL URTV WO €o08 re, on, re] mw.) Ok. Gaye «coe cout Serie MEAT INS COOL ied i Keicorr | ; Hat FAL HiOUS CMAN Govt RAaENT. sit ata fa * pean vay oata « slate Tay pata enorme ym (eat foam £23CUTI0 | CODE Me TAR Eta Ong [hOam HUECUTED. coos Ret TATE CODE 4.00 bial re A Leahy + . 1S 2H BREAD mn errs (tS Tas 9 Phas; 2-9 . 1-08 3-tAl 18 erer(d (eSty Mesa -3 Lagi) 4 ca : 43, POSINGN COntton ClemtiCAniorn . 46, OF, fenovas s : mins Re * 03 Aug i/. “5p 2. dla "ae Wn vl bee 7 FORM ‘i - { (4) a ae cr ‘ef 14-00000 25 July 1978 SUMMARY CF AGENCY EMPLOYMENT ee I oritered on.duty with the CIA in April 1952 amd have been in records management for uy whole career, seventeen years of it overseate te * cmmaenaye BOF Hamme Soe ace iad “a 14-00000 4 - ais as Ye BE wa 8 Dall PRepasiD "oy REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 9 May 1978 6 BRINE bat’ ehOuesTtO, DDO/+ MS | INFORMATION. MGMT AND PLANNING GROUP ' RECORDS MANAGEMENT BRANCH . . } AREAS ° UNTE : 48, Occt ation stn aq -GRADE a tr 17, SALARY Of Malt osaa.on” [rs 2. 4% | 626,889 18 REMARKS: FROM: DbO/NE | CONCUR: John Di€fley (telecord) C/NE/Pers . DATE Sie ee a ae Sige Liat oe pee, FOA SIGNATURE OF wana Oa Onna alt taf New aE a Tr etd SERVICE A Ti PIPOWING orncen Batt -, “ ie acl. ‘Ss 748 i lee env ty hd. Walton S98 Xa u ate tr 4 ey _C/P S7CSS. SS/Pers _3Pace sow roe exctusiva use OF THE ae oF PERSONNEL of Os - 19 aciioa | 0 tanat 2 Get Coote nstation [ry mitre [fe wears [ay- can oF ert Sart OF wn vo nom S908 eorrtriry AVPHRREEEG Cost ro ear) et i a ao 8, 3 | | ipa izope yt [7 amt nists Si Gerananee 137 coaemion etiisiow gaTd NPE ab = DATA (ODE #0. 20 “9. . mT ’ [roo mS = sett reiriatecd 4 ii a7 acaai wwe _ 40 son _— 2 cont . : arr’ ve. tapas ~ tase TEM Cavuto as coo — ft. D-etG sort perrrreyiniea fet Tas fat a. ‘Stale Tax ba bau Wim trtcutto cont egy tauiatate coed f—tts . 3 7-00 Date AFFROVEO at. PrEviOUs LaTIUAN GOrERNMLAT SERTICE cout 8 Peay -ut MINE WO QtAt te sake lacs Mt GS Tas} Tah) S- CEE 8 RL [aL was 1 Raa WS POsiIGe CONTEOR CLENIICATION Ju me wi -/2- 78 chonn We #0aw ae bezz LIS2 use stevious somnon a, oo 5 APPROVAL ‘ed ve Lablg | ad : £2, IMPDET CL. BY: wooer cu. py: 007822 14-0000 ia, 7 . ECRET . EET Ca 1 Sepus evens 2 AME f Lastet wet] Middles 210032 WOODS, JAMES: S. 3033 4yv0: 0000] DDO/NB DIVISION OFFICE OF ABE CHiEF, NE DIVISION WASH, D.C. ; REconDs ADI N OFF. 1 “cONCUR: aa ra From’ (5 : Henry Walton (telecdord)- . 6 Feb 78 _- Date ¢ I ay ot iv pate sicato «ste td CABJER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICER DATE SIGNED , Ypens | Feb 78 2 iin =— oa Hor], did Goes Aa 2 aie v rnin’ 7 ~~ auenaeenic cost WE 45013, eee ee esac ais tat OF tf — cost Sing sa sete CGo9 came |i? inse Comp cary [oa canter CATiCceT » AGU, HEALTH SERA @ soca sete, TP or eer reas . fuse, cooe | CRT HEALTH INS CODE ’ . morte pate . ’ . . e y Pmeszory | f 4“, FRECUS CIVILIAN GOVERUREAT SENMICE autor foo niga ar ATA . 4 SUE TAL OAT (oa mh errieys Satvtt oa PCAs EkICUTEO coe NO. FAS EXEMPTIONS FOUN DACUTED: Coot bere stata coce 1-89 wus ia sernee peti ty . IWS Perce ‘ex EEHCE (LSS fm 2 TEs a 2-20 {2 Sh2e o@ GaiicE (eGRs Hum LST) * a Le 45 POMTEN CONTEOL CHITITICALON CATE wePROvED: G& MAR inva , / 1 ; “6-95 Ab ole Ho Sie |! = canntimeantinl é - _ ts) - _. PrO2, uapoer cv ey, 007822 oore HS2 us enous toto EI Sea SecReT 14-0000 Dear Mr. Woods. , - a er We are enclosing the employee copy. of your ~ retirement action (Forn 1150) that ‘you requested: | f ' -. 04 August 1978. 7 ‘ " Sincerely, a | VES a a Abraham Schwartz Chief, Control Division ate Enclosure: . 1 Form Dist. me =, Orig. - Adse. : ns ” 1 - TRB . - 7 Oe 7 ° ae ie Ob {NoDS, James $ _— : ene ~ 5 “ - ; 7 . per MW a fer we” § . me AE SD rag al eek 14-0000 aa Se ee he cn ee eer ot —: oe een - a { . ~ i ? ' : ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY ; . . St a SRB APR OB. : ; - a0 weer be eee MEMORANDUM. POR: Janes 3. woot , Sy ; oO ; . ae aS oo 4 £6 : £6¢. OF : ees oe ae ¢ : leng and hard ‘que ing he “Six-month | period; ‘patiently oe . are guiding the 435 Directorate persénnel who. served on . Soon .. the component teas. Many of you performed addittonal : .duties, voluntarily: and cheerfully, extending beyond ‘ the ten-hour, work day; which kept the task force _ : ; functioning smoothly. ~ ‘ i . 2e fhis fine team effort and your perSonal. , i an contribut fon- ‘to it ig in the best tradition of thé ' - Direétorate of Operations. | T comiend you for a job ~ . well done. 4 a g ; 4 ; John N. McMahon. ; oa L - . - ce ee ee coe j . I ; $ : ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY ao ee . we ee t ak owe 14-0000 cnet ENTIAL - ‘ ‘ 4 ' i 1 5 Pa gpe baat Bitate tel eat gabtedernte Cuero” ~ Kenneth corbat a Chief, Retirement Affairs Division Office/Division: Date Requested for fot iFeneit: Age at -that Date . Years of Creditable Service Years of Agency. Service Nears of Qualify ing. Service “3, The applicant's Carcer- Service an t the “CIA getire=. ‘ment Board recommend. that the” request be “approved: . * : fe/ Kensety Corbab.: . ‘ : . at The recommendation contained in paragraph 3 is approved. caecned) FSi BL oe ; 4 2 Abe H78 en Con wet! So “Director of Personneh © rt Date. Distribution: ' : 0 - Return to ROB : 1 - Applicant 1 - OPF. . ‘fe 1 - ROB Soft File : 1,- ROB Reader . an 14-0000 fy lo $ Oct 1977 Comphad > Ohne vet Tan Cath ~ ww = = feed TAS tabePTIONS © (FORM ERECUTIO 49 0? abetovay — “ we Pe Ae 14-0000 43 SOMTION Conta! GitTyCANOM a - UST NS2 use pewous enon + 10 AUG 1976 = Ly ~ “fae OF apeeoy. | 9 sagact 1976 fowe meu |. Coot! im > “Zap © Dp SECRET % i& ra " pe ‘SUT Tay Gale cone 445 et we 14.90000 a a (8 bee Fotied fos a: - BRSTOHATEON GitaNczD FROM'HaG To DGC... er BE ~o ce w . : iy a wa ar ; cove At ~ - (oa ~ “Vins tea ce aerun [ome entcured © fan ed estes seme | i tne . ‘ . . eg tal @ Wir ; { ww i toms : ad oo SRN (hs ae) Hee . =) Hy 09 we br pe an nn fret ts A ‘ Pad POUNCE CONTHON CHET Aron . 43 Sp eer 2 ns Ybe | : 75 me . 26 guL Wo: . / ‘\. ly y) — a ROCA Geek gee of. ’ a oo NSD use retvoys eximon , . SECRET 12, orott ca. av, 007822 ry + 1 . ; ” ; - . oi TE . = : . 14-0000 LLL pw hee belted fod j ae 2% CMacy SSE, _ _ bare reiraseD 13 November: 1674 fIARGAKET, Besees Cheon). Loe ww 'SS/SE/? ERS ‘ LDS AN ANLaLf aaa o be ite Tiahi Bl Cs : 19 aces [30 tenet Tn tout (004 221 10., 40. i: . ; ido OFT rT eee: . , . : [20 ona HEX : ; ‘ « 7 a PLoS CIEe soutvaist § wind ie ust ar fas ‘sroueag Tag aie a je . STATE tay Sate . . 4 2 TUT are ttm EHICYG | COCE uO Nas FE eet ino CBaCueE Teoce Se od Zeno . aa ae bsled v8 wird he AS i ey ot - 2-ORA @ AE Em pee, 2-00 : 1m f : * J But @ Wire 200 Tea) theme | : fe. 43 POSTION Conte CEERMCATON “OF arreove 7 : Cam RSE LR. 25 Hoy ' rep. Paenher cs, Degen q y , “ 2 wise 974 : a | ~ pga _ > . ; 72 LS2 uw verona Fomon . SECRET 14.90000 eerere ity] 41, PREIOGS Caen GOVEEENENT SLENICE cont QB) FEHOUS SERVICE ‘ 180. etian fm device ada su SERWKE (LESS THam 9 TEAR) ee cee Uk a es) a3. POSMON' CONTEOA CLAN CATION wom «e RAEVOUS FOTION \ SECRET FW hee Palted bat pea aren cope Ele, Peo Tee FeDERal oT DATA OAM rarvaeta 21 August 1975 fo. rn TCT Bo. “Tuaainé na 008 | ot “ _ STATE tan Data Clad EXECUTED COOK ay ip | ict [so tax @xtwrnons |roe tarcuteo © [code [eo tas [stare . 1-1 eee. cone 14.90000 ‘ caren - ~ ~- 7 a © ~ a tot . - - - be : " , = “ . . ° . wt . cor se ae antenatal phe it OEE IE nen er ene meet et cee * covet pemacstrncasioes apie an cechaneesnet Acie 5 ) Fes etna arenas nk AARnR tenl elnae set : . see She Personnel p =r in from . Central Pre asing anc) : Han a EMORA wD uO rows t 88 STAN DE ai I hereby acknowledge that T have Food and’ undérstand. the contetits! of Handbook 2004, ‘Employee’ Conducts. dated: 9 July 1970 and “the infor=. mes Cathe rma arrear arene ripe mation for returnees: dated I February 19724 . a P Saones “s Woes - A po NAME a . tee be f. « (Please Print) =~ 2 oF ) : a : . [ —— . z © | i. i . t i . - _~- Y - a q . . a - i. af 2 J ’y [se - po ‘ ; 7 3 ; . Group 1 = ExeTijled from. - \ CONFIDENTIAL Q_ Nautomatté a oonereding : “- § (then filled in) | _declassification, *, tod ~/ aft. ie . - he i 7 - a - 14-0000 - wa . 4 - wee 2 ~ u fd eta ERLE RAT ot enactment me = re ee a enbacl . 17 APR 1973 Taylor, Paul F. a . ; - Tilberry, Austin 8... 0. -- . a : - : - Tilton, John S. : to x s eo 7 Certificate of Exceptional _ Tron S35 we Ant oo ET SB ice (for Vietnam) i. ; | a Terrones Aubrey F, ; : fawn me ot are FP ys: mF PAS OM, i a” “Valetich,’ Steven tT. j Vandaveet, Robert Je... of feo, | ver eo _.Walket;—Richdr@ be: =~ a . Walsh, Frances M. - . . mo Nard, Jamés R. . . Ward, abogerts Ls. AAS | | | | > Mickhaa,, Ben, ; a Loon. a a ws . ox, Rose slarie: ues ese ea: meee “Wi aas,. ‘Bruce Pe. ¢ Te tp te foe ood : “Williams, Caryl Joyce: Williams, Edward, Jr. Wilson, Carolyn J. Wolfe, .Maysic -E. - : Woods, 5p Janes Sis” . Yellin, James Ho ~ * _ Young, Robert C.. oo _ oe mo : NIETNAM { (Contract Employees) ve - ms ~, we caer erie een nepitestn aentinen ee pee nent pone innate a ‘ Allen; Maxwell J.” Set Oo fe Bauso, Philip ~ : so . : Baylard, Robert We °° -- . ; Lo - a ‘ Bias, Lowis. a oe ‘ Rivens, Edmond ; Bolton, | Willian C., Jr.- oo. : Boos, Marvin L. . : -oot . ue BF _Rowman; -David-be- 0720 a ‘ Brown, Robert D. * : Buckley, William F. Tower me sh cone Chow, Gary Y. C. Collins, Francis A. - LHL acrieihersinnersner ne en vemmeelnner sane secorsn murat cna C ee ae 14.90000 ‘GS pasmeces Conroe CEATICATION ~ 2 ; “~ SECRET (W dew Fulled to} En Wocels ct vege va pipe syeme a iow FOR exclusive ust a HE aden’ Bd 60m, . a sates “lay imeceet ia sev tow? tate [a 0 ra Fate /07t 3-80 Painows sitet Tinea emus w uemit {2 esuan ow SUPreeE (uss Tan 3 VEE 2s sums (aott te) eR) FORTS? use metvious FoitON SECRET - 1ae «| a>, ; ce I St . _ 0. UNCLASSIFIED QO intend, ; wo 0 conrienrin, O SECRET tur ses fete (Leclpist watt Me aga he leg, 140 Dab fe “7 ”Y, ft Cbs 4 be wonby totes argaip . . z C el/Rwe partes Cob) -pin Ma. Mieka |-,-csps son. Garo. fy : 9. fe f an | i jg, 08-2150 { . | aa Cee » Grtw. 15. H : | | ; | | tl. FORM 51 0“, Use re 4 7 SECRET” : oO CONFIDENTIAL Q INTERAAL : “3 use Oty = C) UNCLASSIFIED = . ~_ 3-62 14.90000 4 ae —— _ os SECRET on . Sieg wa CW bee Poind ted ° s- . Gard PerraseD ~ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 15 MARCH 1971. 2 AE Chad Fiee~ Middle) woops JAMES: s Dt Samual eeussee 010032 “ a- -urog oat ‘moaenD ]s CattOOny OF emmOviaret From: DDP/EUR DEVELOPMENT COMPLEMENT No Language Required. | - PRA HR 20-17E(1)” (B) NTE Two Yrs “31. stearation Ee coetr, cawinuiation ata us Ht pres | Psa "7 on BATA’ CODH! aaa ane 3 oa {73,34 jE a | ee ee | 3S VET FRTEERIMCE ey av comm can |. 1one cour. OAT. fag; Canter Caticoty = fe” REGU HEACTH wiscaaee 43 Sc Hult Wo Weodt™ $- boat. uO, DA ve, | m0 Da, re. | CAR RIS. com: é-winta HEALIN (NS, C008 1-3. es es . Yrovne. of. oe tH - meee ~ 110 FT { . - oy - a Previous CLViMiAR GOVEAMMERD SEEWICE aaa [a veneduy tax oatA : 4 ant 0 Bare Coe Tamu ditvious wid oot parr tatcutso feos nq. Tak CAUMPIIONS tous tarcuirp Kote “Tess whale coord t 1-nO APEAR 1B SUNYKCE T= ERAT 1 SCRWICE [AES eae 3 EAB) . . Sota 0 Simeict (ond Taae } raaes: me 45. POSTION CONTRA CLATINCATION* Bate ArPROVID - . 7 Rae VE Pyle A Oa So RS ay woe 152 use previous mon SECRET Fo Steed eee | ; a ae! Las we are * 1 —~*k Ba sha. fae top pata Lf 14-00000 _ SECRET - (8 byw titel te "+ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION \ Wu seman reumare La reams tate Preem Micblle) 010032 | REASSIGNMENT. AND. TRANSFER TO PvOUCHERED F FROM: pip/FuR/FoREtGH FIELD - oe NDON, ENGLAND SLOT# 0254: : ‘10 , + mavelts Baapount Mem atad fos Divs an mg fe afi “0 | wine LEI . Neen hi are a Pats sts | Coa we [gt jo Us ce Per] ¥Le (evitrn ar ot ea oe , ‘ . io ING OVIAL 100 SIONATURE Cf CAREEE SERVICE APPROVING gnc Date sondo es OL, ps ( - vf sg “ wg Cz TAYLOR. C/E/Peus: fs Lf : SPACE | BELOW FO EXCLUSIVE USS-OF THE OF! or oe bid, aciiaw [70 TaMOy.[71. Orne toning Ps sao “hy anioue” |: wos [2s parr gp maim 8 Gait OF cube (09k : on «a , cont (5303 | Roan OaTA U~ Baivit, pealiy COR cond mt a PRETOUS Civitan COVED ENONT SECE 42. lave Gat, FEQIEAL TAL BATA COE ig wo Patios sO cong Hoda EXECUHO! Coot NO, TAX ELEMFHONS «LF Rm EXECUTED Uno Shad iw stent t~15 . ents . 2+ Oda HE avid (RES Ta 3 CARS) 2-60 2-49. : Lekiehaiel SERRE fabURE THK YEARS * 43 FOSITO CONTROL CERTIFICATION De ~ “> 2 8 OP APOROVAL Dale APPROVED 2 “2, ) ; ‘Leo ‘2D _ . La 0) FbQ. —— ish ren, er 7 HS2 use mavious ecitron ’ P SECRET rrcwwots wee tna powecsening . . 4 oY . _ | rm eS ze | oT sae By OE - SCRET- Ds (0 Nm Foted te? REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION : on : re , ‘ a a - . - io action [70 tHrlor na, - . (oot : i oA TR. | GONERNHMENS SEA PERALTA Wah on . u ’ Sian tan dala - O- eo Plesrous.dLence ” fone execute | come NO. TAR treavTiONS [rQaa UetCUTeD Teer eye coor] ® TWO Qt AN ee SEETCT, + 1th Hs a , 2-H AR sence (UES Tua) Tears, owt oo ape i ; . FOAL om SEL jot huh 3 reat} a . . : P23, POSTION CONTROL CERTHICATION (fae. OP arrcoval BAR APPROVED . . . . . Bd? s ar PREvIUS Foul Y 7 om ee am | ar ae a a7 N52 use Meu FOION SECRET L fend tee ea nemesannine . ar cre hm te EE AE rat ieee aa “e , a SECRET { dew Felind fa) DpP/ Bt EVEL FROM 1234-1186 - | eet Payroll ; : oa. ye wm. OA, va, “ ——-4 - : [3a sicinitt M, 6 " FQ, HO. ‘ : 40, SOCIAL SECURITY WO. ‘ i STATE fas oatar ‘ « cout vm PE HOMS Mens sGbaa tatryreo! cove. nO" tan tremenons . [sae saicuttD Jioos po. tan stare Cope ‘ | DEAE tt URE cenit « fos BTLas iw SFRVML (LESS fa Y"vbarsy Pa) . 2 . RIL i SHG jwOkE tran 3 reatiy 43 POSITION CONTROL CER TINCATLON : 40 OP APPROVAL OATE APPROVED > . . 5 f VY W 2-/P-7] DF 2) bes ; ALP Prorryy . - — 7 : ia «dear TIS2) use previous somone SECRET tress 1S ad aernsaais . w : . pee Me : od f ‘ mae . . 4 1 . ° ! . ~ SECRET. - (Phen Fitled Tat \ {NAME OF EnpLoveR (La “PNAWE AND RULATIONSHIPTON DXPENOLATS |Woobs, JAMES.s.. SELF ‘ - a TY CLatM SUMBER- {70-0961 There is on file in the Personal Aifairs: Branch, Benefits and Services Division, Office of Personnel, an Offictal Disability Claim File on the above named employee (or his dependent*) for an illness, injury, or death incurred on 6 MAY 1970 y € - This notice should be filed in the employee’s Official Personnel Folder wT € : as ‘a permanent cross-reference to the Official Disability Claim File. SIGNATURE OF ASD REPRESENTATIVE OCaATE oF NOTICE 19 JUNE 1970 1 fof 1. 1. , NOTICE C7 OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLA” FILE 7 fa = ~. g . FORM to-60 L076 vse raretous course, SECRET (4-20-35) 14.90000 ve. fe SECRET . a Ks May 1968 SUBJECT: Re oinmnendattoe for Promotion for Mr. ea 8, Woods: from GS- -09 0 8-10 : ; _. . tatltig reguiey finctlons normally pertortied | by. a station roglatey. NBabjact lisis onargotically applied himself to improving procodares withia his Section and to tho eross-tralatag of omploy4es under his supervision to provide floxibllity ‘fa ate operations. His offerte in | these arens bore sralcoras frult duriag the recent dloturbaaces when his Section was placed on twobty-iour (24! hour duty for savéral wasks. During this period, while operating with » reduced otest aad an ever lncrosdlag workload, Subjact kept ali services operat onally effce- tive and on & timely heals with tha exunaptlos eof tha ta-countey couslor rade whith wares intoxraptea for a lew days by cizeumotancda 2 beyond. filo ‘control, . : ; ¢ "Sebject isa dedicetod, conscicatiods and tsyal amployes. ‘Ha 19 cooperative, exercises initiaglva. tn zecomplishing the tasks at . baad and zesponda favorably to constructive cziticlem, Personnel in -- ~ bid Bectio# Perform thelr dutles fa 2 “friendly, soufteous and offi- elant manner, . Thole attitude, which is 23 exprasaton of tho direction récelved, has beea broaght te the attention of the writer oa numerous occasions by verfous Station persoansi, . SECRET 14-0000 - a, . eee . . _7 SNR Na etree + . ~ barre aneereken tings r - . 7: SECRET poo. ' 2 Hem eet enn eo 3 ! i] . a ~ ~opee rie ae ete siete ob name eden © . . i \ | /Pougiad 8. Blavlard _— a Cpisf, Vietnam Operations ~~ . ~ t ' NN i Aathannntnmante ote v wuteneges mere snane 14.90000 at 1 Bee . 1 7 SECRET ; ae 4 March 1968 zo ; a wos oto ~ 7 “cal -a-:. ~~ MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief of Station PT ae : SUBJECT . + Recommendation for ‘Promotion as ies yoods Lo. 2 ad ay - --AS Ch et, at Vietnam. ‘Station, ‘subjeét | is respons : : bie tat the super sion o ‘eleveii personnel engaged ina | ~ 4 cee : ‘highly diversificd. activities, -all “subject to tight ‘scheduling — ~ ao 7 and’ deadlines.” _Exaniples ef some of the diversificd activitics oe - fox Which Subject is responsible are courier service throughout . : ° Vietnam, cable secretariat functions. and intelligence reports — |-. L “reproduction and distribution, in addition to the classic : an registry functions normally performed by 2 station registry. 3. Subject has cnergetically applied himself to improving | , _ procedures within his Section and to the cross training of 4 employees under his supervision to provide flexibility in his operations: His efforts, in these areas bore welcome frutt during the recent disturbances whet his Sceetion was placed on twenty- four (24) hour duty for -several weeks, During this . period, while operating with a reduced staf€ and an ever in- . cee creasing workload, Subject kept a11 services operationally ; . effective and on a tinely basis with the exception of the in- country courier runs which were intéfrupted for a few days by circus tances beyond his control, 4... Subject is a dedicated, conscientious and loyal employee, He is, cooperative, exercises initiative in accomplishing the tasks at hand and responds favorably to constructive criticism, at... Persofinel in ‘his.Section perform their dutics in a-friendly, €ec courteous and ‘efficient manner, Their attitude, which is an , . expression of the direction received, has been brought to the attention of the writer ou Nuncrous occrsions by various Station. personneéel., : eA SECRET: weve se SEN tag he . . - eet a he . 7 ¥ hey 4 . — ‘ Nee? “ — vr a 14-0000 we ee ene De . . ‘ a . co) SEGRET a -2- os t , ‘ s | §. Subject ‘an acknowledged expert in his chosen 1 ‘ - field, He constantly seeks out new methods, equipine is we be i cee ee “| knowledge pertad -to his, profession and is furthering. hin- , ‘t . | self nee ne through attendance at the local ova worstty j - ‘ i'd “EL 7 . | “yc H 5 i « bees Bee ie ; . . Topo. Be . . ye wa ae - f+ fafgoha Ke Sadth re 7 oo ‘Chief, OSB E , : 2) CONCUR. /s/vincent Lockhart _ os wo 8 ; Ke ting: Deputy, cheer of Station ; ae a : : - ®PPROVE: Jafreiita J. layne . .. . ; . Chie! or ‘Stition 7 . a : SECRET 4 i 14-0000 . _ a . ; ' 4 ° “SECRET o - Le P fi hee Bled bad . . . Date ragParto REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 8 oct 1963 $ eats ee seeeTs 2 MAME tba tt= Bers Weddle} WOODS, TAKES Be { 7 rasta OF PRLOneEL ACOH, a hee. [ mene gerne Lv fae gle _ 3 cantik stavicd aera 1S Fem eacs if | ra ’ n ~ atm stad Tan ae > pe Saapeeaiene Gane — —~ sy cout jae rng uence POR ESSCFES | COUT f MO. Tx CxtwPTons -[roae EecurD wt RSS as core ‘ fut EMA ta eiTit fem 5 tems. j Jn Chess Os WE LENS feds Duy 2-8 ‘ a) - i Sees rw eivtid ect Teas 2 AM) : i sumone a a _——____ ia ~ 63 POA Cre COmTEOL CRENFCANCM . joa FeO a? : 5 - ne fe vf . \ Ff 4 FF. . § . .~ ae mee ee . Rei we mevovs tom SECRET | | ¢ [cae poeta | . co : = ' 230 Gaetan i oe al 5 14.9000 SECRET _ . ; 13 hee tilled tal "REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1 MAME Law me- Madde . sO = ome | wt icAN ca w # 5 Cee. hier 3 LI Leo a We eas 2 come GN CEATION ate oe cast Tetth at A sate ana auma ie Tae uaF se fietam tan cate a “ StaTE fay gata coe ae FRED hal a Precise? | Coca nO val aumrnontd Ped EPECIIED ‘cant ar es cose. Fda KD CSUR © Odeit gy + d- gp a eon ANS Pay en} -e | 1 jira a cost Tae) HAR i - , eCAON —— we OP AreovaL Gale aPrOO¥ED SS FOSRIGN CONT SEER K ATION e ; ; ah Lael asl she Co RS fatal ye? 1152 ver MENS tatiOre ’ 7; SECRET ww [== et seine peaasrg ies Sf , : . ae DALLAS CCRT \ 14-0000 an SECRET oe, ~ (@ hen Pilied tor 1S . Dare owrvanio | REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION: ‘U7 NOVEMBER 3 Mma ent eT ee ; 010033 "| Woops, JAMSS S, fa wdatuse OF peeInOT ACTION REASSIGNMENT . . 2 CattOOsT OF LMRLOTMENT REGULAR ou AumoaiY 1G roa Ay (Completed by Other of _— [a torectiva batt aeoutsrEs aes $ ae oY a FRON: JKO/TOKYO STATEON/OF ICE or Tite CHTERy - _ . CENTRAL REGISTRY “AND RECORDS: SECTION Ht of 2] S| — . _freaemig oy eau Gree bate whee je . PEGS fons ests xe é¢ a pena wes |i tanar | ona i | ie sition [) Catt 08-08 A cd tT Sa (094 “Oba BY LIC ssa Ee lnacs|- a 3 gt tarts a, vcs 30 kee bala Moca fae ste rr nee yams es LL 67 ~ Ha 80 4 drt — ae eee nee POS vat PRRPERLACE HO OMTe (Our OAL 3? a GaP tart . ee a eer a 1" cove obo DAL a. t-5n ven, fo ~~ men to of tot pd — aU pakv MOUS CaviIAN GO rd enetnt Steet Te stark Cay | 43 penn ta “cata a“ . talk TAL Bata ° - ee MET owns aay aera en ern Cot te PaaS MVE } [scar ENCUriD: cont fret) Pan gate 2s halon cacao ae “Teoce wo vrai core . us a Meal peat Yet Span a GEE bss Faas 2 tae pe ' i ue Je Stag 1 MiterE (oot) Dae Y they | . . a ent ee en ete fern een cee ane 23 PGMTION CONTROL GateCAnGN 40 OF Ye Dale aveaortD fo . “pow * yan : . . - of Woy CO A | ie oa ify 1 fet . “SRT ane 2 ow “ST se renwious totam ie SECRET Guews Ups astoaated sogesnas xt aenad Ty OMT ia ee men | 14.90000 | : i : f—-. f : ne, fu 4 ipa SIGHATINE OF RLOUESDING-GAFCIAL & ap genes Fr tumor ly gins (c0 Gains "Ty Sutin te saticatt et cent Taeteg ALP eet L088 coat 4 kins, iw vey unin agetat a aa ose oN, * (ez DATA. >, f0 wo kee au MALTA onsitanit © sec waaily ¥ a gems Pouarte ot come” rah POLVIOUS Creditan GOveE immerse! SOR VICE autanr ea ifogaal tas cata “ ' “yet “a tale cr Par Th Crocco {6- Padme BEC UTTO | CODE WO Tad ChimPiows locum serutes 1 cout [ive ae URt ee Nett ro Ty {jana a uy <0 Seae Dears “inn _— rm 1-9 $- 2d edd ceont fran) ay | . 33 POuNOM CONTE ClEnsCation te —_ a Vea OF aferavay a)-te . See memo signed by )- ows D/Porgs cated LANOy oe FIS2 ust ptevens toon SECRET 724-7666 14-0900 boos . rene wae ’ pmotes : : . wet Me - ' . ' - . : oid -~, ~ +7 Lot . i . + aa 1. . . ° ; ‘ Coord ‘ : . . 3 fanabry 1966 EAORANOUM-FOR: FE Career Saregenient Committee | : { . “SUBJECT: Recominencazion far -Peumotion “ or Ma, femmes Ss, Wo. de ‘ (rom GX- -08 to G-20 - ‘ ee ‘ : - i * nape te ee OS) Tix. , $+ ° ans ean ag a i Bl yenre old and : : pteyiouete ¢ “ wefem mead dior proiuetion to U0-K) ln Novaniber Vitid and gone ivebs . 7 . 7 o aq nan . . - a st “a m ’ } 2. tothe procaa Via bec tatenda’ ur for due Tobyve Sistian, O Movember 1984, mM the. se, commeied op che wood: as foltoas: . ; -, i : - ae : ' : . “A, ste, Worde ls pcm be gen ad Tana aks Ch} nf of che vy: ' : J “rat oan Pig tee ay, and-# i alba urrer ponds feet ivhat i . : i utceal top : Date ce te tpus ib ty ‘ ite PAM ee at : : - thas ecu) mibvary — : = Magica vthe ds i . ety acta} Tena eiie: 4 ey 5 Gina waasib. : ” - famplsyyer in H “ar, Waeda does : ey ibe peur. iais3 i . . 77 7 t ~ ~ rsiiig, win he * Tees _ 7 . . : . } . H . veeliers from eee mss ” : Aswegrs ony + . ‘ ed . ddciasaitn 5 . : 2 : . . ' i . 2 . : 4 . af ‘ . : Nay + : “of 3H IRE T . ‘ r ~ ° we ia . . 14.90000 : . meen em ae ~ . ao —~, : om j } yO “ . ~ 3 - \ ' - 2 : - toa oth Sa ail: Bt thet pera! Be of great: en an his tdeps have hear a ulung ieresse oF . He sew wes ah ; uy. effectiveness: tng eet Bf. so - i cheerfnlnes: We . have bensiied bah 9 7 PU : , “the Station and thy Agency. ; : to, | "D. inview ulin, Woods. dou:ofiatrated. alyi;'+y * - ‘ Yo. . leadership to. the Sigtiva, Ress mt, bien " : Brn : . . anlution of the manv prob : 7 ' \ , etfongly cecomr@ren 1 . cr “| Mined fo nerPoerm $m an tS H H a oh ! , - “yr prem 7 _ : seg ‘ eed Pomiho se 7% gic ee poke aes 4 : i . ys H 7 wri @eb tee fee : ores yeule belt. ad , fogs i 1 i i + 1 . t i , 2 4 i ' , . i - + - ———— aes ee : . . - : . i a : : i. i \ & . ; 3 + j . . Z 4 . “ * ~~ ° 7 SECRET ~ (Odeon Folled Te) WANE OF EMPLOVER (Laat-Firet-middle) Janes S. : |. Louise A, ~ wife ; . | 66-502 -HAME AND RELATIONSHIP OF DEPENDENT? CLAIM MUMeER Wood By . z There is on file in the. Benefits and Counseling Branch, Benefits and _ Services Division, Office of Personnel, an Official Disability Claim File on the above named eniployee. (or ifs dependent*) for an illness, 26 October 1665 injury, or death incurred on . This notice shouldbe filed in the employee’s Official Personnel Folder ‘ as a permanent cross-reference to the Official Disability Claim File. SEGNATURE OF BSD RCPRESENTAT IVE _ —s * SDATE OF HOTECE . 1 . \L Pee WA Deiat NOTICE CF OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLAIM. FILE. . ; _ Fons SECRET veaieash | ogg FO7G vse raavious ToureON, - nt SECRET (Whom Fitted ta) CLsIM NUMBER | 66-148 NAME AND RELATIONSHIP OF DEPENDENT? ‘Wife - Louise A. NAME OF EMPLOYEE (hast: Firat. “wiadte) _ Woods, Janes 3 There is on file in the Benefits and COunséling Branch, Benefits and: Sérvices Division, Office of Personnel, an Official Disability Claim” File on the above named émployee (or his dependent*) for an thes, _ 26 dune 1965 a injury, or death incurred on: . : be This notice should be filed in the employee’ s Offictal Personnel Foider as a permanent cross-reference to the Official Disability Claim File. SIGNATUAL OF B30 REPRESENTATIVE ho s 2. Xe- tabiee NOTICE %¥ OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLAI** FILE “. DATE OF NOTICE wt 10.88 1076 vse exsveious sortton, ; SECRET fa. ateas) 1400000 ran if . Ho. . * i. : . » . . SECRET . j (thea Frited tay \. A : Ppate Pappaatn REQUEST FOR PERSOKNEL ACTION a 10 Feb 1941 . 1. STATAL Aumpen 2. NAME (heat sFaret-midaley , ~~ jioo32— | moans, Jams 8. “ a. NATURE OF oO Bonne act om ae Cor eevee pare Qi a seston sort te cetitnta- } | x nO. cnanot @. ure. / : 4. FUNDS BH = | COlfice or “per O. ORGANIZATIONAL [ier | 16, LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION 12. -POsN TION NUMBER an ~ “ soe ee 2 4 . | 132.36 : , 14. Fass ication SCHEDULE (GS, LP, wea or OCCUPATIONAL SERIES" 6. GRADE AND ater + REMARKS . . we . [Rov ¥e/office of the seine [ice - Security | Porm 259 forwarded to Medical Staff Departure Date: 31 March 1963. ; F&/CMC Approved . 352 ver, Pateere tc BEART ONE, Goer A ay state sapocans . : Tease peo stare coor y dn LE MNCE ue. ~ F . Ze Bafa im Cewercd Thess tess Hl me a 2m tele tw ocmetcg Fmome te w SD we E — a 45. POSITION CONTNOL CHATIFUCATION | OPE APPROVAL a Kear enfl3. st | 3 tiny O23? 52 oMsouete oy OUR ratte SECRET ~) ta) AnD Foew 198 7 “ wt Oo eee eee ee 2 S-E-C-R-E-T - ; .: : . _ ~ - ne | . 2 4 aan : j MEMORANDUM FOR: Janes 8. Woods ; a doo -.- WA... *. Chief, FS et = a of. the Lendestine Sefvices ia-one ‘of our most ‘Aiportant: responsibil it ~ tn this ‘connaction, you, have been. selected by your Division, and . authorized. by the: Clandestine. Services Records Committee, to act. ai ° Records Officer for you x compenént. Your selection 1a ba you: professional quatificationa; to . carry oat an ast é ! experience, ‘Judgment, and-a knowledge of. ‘the: Ob je i ss destine Services. . A copy ‘of this nmendrandim ‘ woe gm ofriekel” Perdoages folder: to record’ “your “appod, thent ai z i ~ Officer) ; en sone ' , . 2.. You ‘are to act on behalf of your Divioton or Staff alerient in authorizing the destruction of material of no value to the Clandestine Services in accordance with ériteria . entahlished for this purpose. You : are empowered to authorize the. destruction of documenta and index ° cards recommended for deatructién by other members of your Branch, and to deacnsitize KAPOK and RYBAT matertal yhich 4e no longer sensitive | or which ‘has been restricted in error. Your dignature will be recognized by RID as that of an officially appointed Records Officer. Ta amt AD ee Sactar tiem entkenemeten me 3. At the meeting of 16 December 19538 -, you were briefed on : the details of your duties as Recorda Offleer. Tt is now considered i that you will be able Tully to execute your duties ag Records Officer 3 and thus make a redl contribution to the CS hecords Management, Program. “ee: Personnel Jacket of Addressee 4 ¢ PO Age aenme S-E-C-R-E-T ' ee oe en a 14-0000 . Ye , “Separation Dard |. ryanlzational Detignations Statidn Cocle oy DOP/LE Office of the Chief Secretariat wat ASE 4 id 39, Dow. - Flak “154. Paution Vito 38. Position mi 0 on] 37. Occup, Soir 7) a ¢ feces Meur oe - fe 246L 5h : Grade 3 Step 39, Salary se Fora ie Mumbor 2A eee 3160 20 COL "Washington, D Ce. iain I And ect ose wore | Wi, eee we : . ys Mode fy Gignature ignatuia And Tide) Tile) wo riet we tet ‘Cre wecre L: eriat . th--For “Additional Information Colt (Namo & Telephona Ext.) LoL Hen AY ft M. Ls /Shobe, C PE/Porson sonne) |___Mozdlie Little 32057 — ©. Classification pleaso transfer from Unvouchered to Vouchered funds 2Copies to Scurity TAGs 1158 14-0000 3t Crgunigzuonal Designations DDY/FE ¥2/Psu - Supsort Brunch 557 Doge. “TFielT_[94. Porition Title” Désr 7 fron ed a ‘For Aadinonal le (Name a Telephone € xt) Cade} PRilipsineas St. tion onalle Lin Naf 2027 “Cisaranca | AL Career Bo (Board Conte Romarks a "3 23 c Wa sufieation Uae vuegt, Por ouy Nold@ oravotiin in Career Panel uavdl n lot 1152 y ee ee iin BE wher Gas ‘slot to GeO gs ~ PRESENT ASSIGNMENT oo, Swann Coda Code 32, Location OF Official Station a isi Due bea . a, Yr . Da MW Nile ISSA yy sts -SQURCE ‘OF REQUEST : Cy Pequest Approved By Signature And itley 7, 9 hin et. 7 a ee: Z oe ge” ae: Zl. Koa! me = EARANCES — Jl Clearance tied to Hage & Salary Division. tule 14.90000 af , athe be wed copy Al 2 HBR A-9355 _— (50-1-5) . Chief, WH Division. . , = . - ATT 1. Chief, RZ - _ Sb dapuary 1956 yO ‘Chier of Station, Maxico city, Te . % : Adnisilétrative oe ~ S8 Beeviee - at fein , - oe : ~ - ‘City Gtation ag a. . AG?/cpa TIDAL IBGUTED! Reining copie 10 Forvonel f1iey of eplerene concerned, det on ae eee ery Be vighes .to make it a, ‘matter of record that ‘the at ‘ésployees’ listed: . ; : cfeicicntiy oni voll aot ware 6 fine edition vo tile station during thir service Awe bo heres. - & Hextco city station viehea ‘to ‘acknovletiy at. thio time, not ‘oaly tha * a exemplary ‘aervice rendered. by these exployees but: also the eplendia Support: bait . oa : RI Division has given to this station: ; aa 3. Tha RI employees named ia paxigraph 1 worked ‘bard (sponding many ours more than the forty nersal work hours cach week) énd efficiently en. Mexico City Station files. In addition, thoy vere congenial, friendly and & pleasure to have in the Station. : : WIKSTOH SCOT? 29 daovary 1958 - Distribution: B lina. @ - Files 14-0000 STANDSeD Poh §2 roqwe garg one eee im Are te rere, reece, REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 thraugh 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instrected, | UNVOUCHSRED It applicable, obtain resignation ond Ail in separation data on reverse. baie (Ate Afin0 ~ Arg One given feene, “jastial(a), and susname) 2 bare oF omtn § beast eo l @ oatt oF rs) MR, James Sy Woods __ jer. Fob, 1928 y MY: 4 rae oF rm 108 aosttTi, ppoint iment, proarwl iin, ‘separation, ore.) & POSITION TiTtd AnD women’ . A suum olast, £8, Bae Integration Division ; * geet Analysis. & Opérations Branoh:: , is Section =. {3 7S é/ a - Washington, . Doe {nee tht eee 7) Lap — > * . Memo dtd ‘18 Fras 957 to Men staff via “sSa/DI/S reque ping that: 27% RE. ee {1 GS-9 and 2 GGa7s © Record Analyst) bo establish the Manil } be slotted against the 63.9" slote Wee i Lain pase call Pu/PI/IIT x 009 for effective datos y f et a‘ ORE kg Va Wr anaast aPeaoveD oir, cs a a PSU EL OFFICER . rp amen | Signat wo oe e FOR ADDITIONAL 1x7 ORMATION CALL (A (Name ee tolephyna extension) fgnatures vt oom _dimnde Deyberry x 2997 13, VETERAN PREFLRENCE NONE | wil UTHER, SP SPT. 10F0 PORT Title: | 14 POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTRM “or Puce Tea [aa] |_| ae SD:DI Sc keGhk RESIDENCE now ., | fe. APPROPRI jon ~ SUBIECT TO C. TA PALE CF APPOINT: fi SEX RELINEMENY ick HUNT Lee tOavits: reo i = 3 Os ai Cys Ae) QAVERIONS OALYD CLAINTD Crom | 3100-53006 52 gd | as nae co ATE TO: 2. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS y Deo og. pe Re hd At oe e Et. SB wee T meuanes, 31 CLEARANCES a eC WHITIAL OR SIGNATURE | ‘BATE pene eens aed ence ' eu a I nee er B. Chik. OR POS. CONTROL xf an wt See €: CLASSIFICATION | ore ra 7 B. PLACEMENT OR ENFL. LRpecoy ° (: ae tee vy, Dott Ff Recacrs cans & “pst t. pron rien (4 in 14-0000 Ftanvaep ronw §Z mmeee Bert oF ee: 2 tr tines Opener crease er ee ene . : VOUSHEFED \ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICEs Fill in items 4 through 12 and A through D excep? 68 and 7 unless otherwise instructed. i applicable, obtain tesignation and All ia seperation data on reverse, a atgocst ah if 4 CSTE OF ‘or Rroveit | 5 jaa 19, 7¢3 oO" AUTHOR ja osteo warn a Pek 1928 \ maitd (Ads. —Misa— dra ~ € One grren nama, instial(8), andes sueneme) Mrs Jama S Se Weods & RITURE Os. OF agtiom AECUTSTTD, SOMNEL (Spee, yw hot her eppoket ment; promotion, Gapasaiien, eta.) = . Reassigneent RL POMTION (Speolly whether eclablish, ohange grade on tiie, 10.) ; py-l30.02 © [Rua ated analyst, pr-ld02 .o 1 fiance oxuoe. ang . 6S~0132635-7 $1660.00 Pa 7 f- . _— 8 ORoanizationia i “DDP/FI vo | bemenaTONS Records. Integration: Division Analysis & Operations Brarich —— felt Ft : : n wtaoacaniens 4. - Analysis: section _ * Washington, | D.C. . jane f ] obrastttin : #2 nso of pernerncert nao OUVARTMERTA d pacneeananny A cawAnna (Dre reverse H necoseag? Slot By -L30.02;: wes used for slotting purposes’ onig-othte action will oLSntnate double alotting. . _ TR REQUESTED 8F ittiene and shies < _ | John M. Scott, Chief, R g A - ne ne en ne Tine ne tewmere nee mE wr ADCITIONSL INS CREO oer (ites 4! ‘gad Crophonw artnet Ruth Robingon, Fxt. 2519 my VETERAN PAE > Mw rN D, REQUEST APPRDILO ST — Signatures Titles pe SDs DI i é i Ne 16 APPROPRIA TIC +3. LEGAL RESID PESUANCE rou, Jw 229223 (cameo [J Proven Mu To . : | STATE: STANDARD Foau . FLATTS ™ . - — _ . To coe APPRE ED BY os , a greene enknd (ACCEASIONS OMLYD 7 a ie “RL EARIED © 1. CLEAPAHCES pA — "p. CEIL. OR POS CONTACL CLASSIFICATION i. PLACEMENT OR EXPL 14-0000 * ~ oe ¢ yannepn ras $2 ; =o pion UNVOUCHERED TO VOUCHERED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION : REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in-items 1 through 12 ond A throush D except 68 and 7 unless otherwise, Instructed, ff applicable, obtain resignation ond fll in seperation data on reverse, U Riad (ily Bfne “Mra Ona given name initiate), and surnamed. je cate of pare 7a atoutst ao 1 Date OF atovest Mr. James S- Woods - . 20 Fed ‘1928 1b June 1956 ; . ‘ re art aa ean appointment, promotion, separation, eto. ~ oprah ee TEs fred ASTHOR: . - : : Roassigmont ‘th 4 _ . : WM fenton Bpecily eharhes Gerabiuh, change glade or tiller). = — ° j : (| o-er_ ol . BFF, 583405 N08-0236.8327. wate: 06 A REMARKS Ce ive yovarce H ewiovoery) — Transfer from Ufwouchered to youchored pundss Viee Lenore Johnson, transferring to to HS, EE: . Copies of this action have been submitted to Payroll ard. Secur Ss oe CON Meee | ; . PIIST TD B MEQUESTED BY (eme and title) _ 4 EADEST ADPRUVED)S John Me Scott, Chief, R G, 0-3 i dash rape Riser? "STOR ADORORAL (OFORUATION CAL (WammgPnd'rolephone extortion) — | Ruth Robinson, Ext. 254% | Tite: fat €£209 14, POSITION CLASSEFICATION ACTION da VETER VETERAS PREFERENCE a 7 VICE 1) A EREAL SDy DI : | _— . ee en § hoe | ere a th, a oa ‘ Kew IDISAD ‘OTHER : | be xf _ 18 APPROPRIATION, y ¥ SURIFCT TOC ,S | 18 DATE OF APPOINT. | 19 LEGAL RESIDENCE . ox 6275-55096 ’ eee | SeLSRNa eR Cictaiieo Chrvee 4 Ni ve 6-2309-23 .- ; PS) _ Yes STATE: . i notin we 21. ChEARARCES al “R CEL Ga FOS CONTROL 14.90000 . eo - be nat CAR Ee tet ane ene ee nT Hm ater ade re a ae Tet Se . 7 SACRE . - - ; x) Designations DI . j Mature of Actions. Renasigunént ; ee, 7 ° oe - zr : eS pag Mm on | Fos, Title: oon 0: (C1), 7 Eaten ‘Analyst. . a ) Bivdatoar Dor/FE’ pP/PE 4 ) Staff: ‘Branch 1 - Korea Base RI . _ Branch: Records Integration. - Analysis Mf & Operations : Sections Personality. Files . " Analysia . 7 Ndqrsa, skosuka, Japan Washington - ‘ : L& & Comnart, LL SS - - a ae a -_ : 14-00000 . ; ere] . - via: Al : DISPATCH NO. FIA 3 €S6 BPECHY ain OF OFA POUCH - - [ . CLASSIFICATION. aesigss %. ' _ Ghief, FB. DATE: FROM + Chief, Korea Miesicn InFCs Chief, Support Niswlon, | ; — crinswa . suBECT: GENERAL _ Adntile etrative/Personnel SPECIFIC. reson for Promotion md as a, ety clot, "Subject has been in pales ssa POs . 2 1953 eng bss performed the duties of his present assizament since 1¢ humuat fo 1954. . _— . ° . érlence in the maintcnence only to assume "43 present - or aloo bo initinte ty coypletely sa for the’ maintenance of the agent records of the korea ly to tite effietency of the ayste that he has initistad nthusisaam with which he aprreschas his work, FOSHAG has. work loed previously heniied by two incividuals and et.the sare ed te kenp kis backleg: to a miniican le responsidit new ani i Mission, and sey assum tine has : &e DS 41a ecovelant ious tt Le work urs of overtire without < in uinbaia “ cn a qurcent basis. ote bohincelf® duri thi merformence ai promotion to 25-7, .. - oF : co “4 AGSRS "is verter ring - the hitdes cuiljaed In the job ‘ t ceato, : . . _ ; foe SL. BARD a ave ' ; oo gt . 7 i . 7 1 7 . : _ = 4 2 - . ° ~ CONFIDE IAL CLASSIFICATION 14-0000 ce eer & were eee noe ainae oe EN ennreneg enemy tine enone Bet = : . CON DENT! ALL. ; PLCS DECI = yeqoe S. WOODS. lo Heture on) Purpose of Jork: - : . My. poeition is thit of intelligenes enclyst in the Porsonelity Fille sectlon of the Records Intej~ution Branch, I am responritle for the maintununce of arent .recorts and personality flice. i 2. Duticg: : a a. To rsintsin ell agent records, Tale takes & good pereestage of my time as it includes the followings . ) Yake all KOMI file. checks on ?P24's and file check requests, writing up the ‘reeulte and: forwarding thez to the proper. agencies. — . (23 Yeke sure. that: all PRQ'a and file-chéeck requests have the covreot elassifie: - etion, the proper. aAunbdcr of \edples for dietribution, correct name and .° teleaodes, and. are- forwarded ad the ‘proper easy officer « or forelgn unit, red. trom Hesdquerters: and ess officer asneernods ‘thet the Te emults of Kort yt IMT are-properly carded -an , » the 2 all agent records: up-toizte with regard to eryotenyms, FOO 's, On end other alti tional information raseived., . Pad ™~ os 8 and see that the proper records sare (5) Kero files on all terminated : Pat1¢4 out and forwarded vt. sey aro terainated, Ade ain, the FE curd: index, agturing that all ecards roéeivad in RI are b. To saAizts proverly filed ani have the correct renee cat tolaeodes. \ - ce, (Th anslyze, card and Pile all dominents forvariad to Fe ruonality” Files; thease “Ons, Contact vorts, OCS Reports, ala, wartous inelnd State Station-- intellicance sumnaries 3, feenonsitiity for phe Mon nfs ‘ . 4. Soop anc F ther ara mide Looust eee the jesiie the antocas tle for waxing Lt yond acearet rosacetive: Eas rescn ae ont. thoreugt LPANee T receive me ficect sureevieton os ari ‘some of agest rescrds, JI reecvive aver-ell giitinee fron branch chiefs ana cuce - CONFIDENTIAL Dat 14-0000 x. : nad - te a CONAIDE: PT UAL. ~2- . ; G i Lenin! nil Seah iss .a. Initiative: In order to maintain agent rucords properly, I must alwuya koop _ alert for rev waya to bcup tiem “up-to-date and meet any dexands that may- bo rade for draving up nev procedures for the naintenunce of upent records, meena ere Cia -Grigizality:-—To-atopt- new ways of. maintuining ugont records without losing. — --.- ce le ee “control ever the flow of daily material. . . . ¢. Juigmenta I must decide what action aghould be taken on all KOMI file checks, _ regarding want. informut ion fe. to be sent to: Houdquarters arid CIN. eo _ i ‘, | 7. Bétesus) so Scntoct Bo : . ; Cot . oe . ; of T must ‘malitedn. close perso 1 contact whth all -cuge officers and brunch chiefa . an in order that I" may madntudn ‘up=to=deto ag gent records, . . pT T mst walatein files of elt doeunpnts “routed to Pers sonality Files, Also I must resolve problens the branch ¢hL- fo or cane officers may have in regard to agent records - Also, I have recently ests bliahed a 201 af ent record system for the Misedon and am rosponsisie ror Lis continual maintenance. . WARNE a A REN tk oS a Nee age matte nee pe - Be ee me mee 14-0000 ee ee a ae * 1. 2: Typing Thor baa 1 oe . 1 3, pace Renae gin rev ente PRE LEE, aT Offsue Practlee Mer trge cypew.dter, railing, Shots, Corres oreuuee Mani, erin pesdaan, sfidee oratecos,) Prd 14-0000 Sea oe stawcune roan 52 freee mite re Se hal ! shwrest ew aw Pet - REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D excep! ‘68 ond 7 unless otherwiso instructed. if opplicab obtain resignation. ond Allin Aepeiation data. o on reverse, URUME (Me.— alse Mre.—One given name, in L oate or date Mr. Janes S, WOODS 20 Feb 26 4 wareee OF acTion aavestee 7 A PERFOMEL (Specsty whether appolet aunt, sromotion, spacation, ote. » “Roassi gnment ee EET & reaTtea (Srevily whether establish, change dred ce ithe, eto.) Vor rnd To ULVOUG! Es, aD ¢ ON aaut 16 Fob 54 2 fret OTHER . st end ouenerme) Toneam om A raoroste: *- & POTION TiTit AnD - rl °F Intell, Andl. Lh-469308 G3=EttaS, ¥3410.00 . > Pee oy sos : da renee mi, ano, Ly oscanizationis, DESIOWATIONS- ee a en velidation von WR bs a BP cea Bea oe ALMARKS “ie feveree if necessary} Transfer to Unvouchercd Fyuydsa from Vouchered Funds. COntwr + and UA Cp rer, . B eiupesito aE fhe A hag Ene E ; "| D, Btawest are; lis Oy Clink¥oale, a versommel Officer wot LO “Tha ean CL OTE ond telephone ertoniion) BOWS Ei bch Tored KE2O) ony ACTION A, 7 ‘ ALAL, a “ober Phew Wick ’ ir ca YO. suancT 10.0.5, | t» DATE OF APPOIMT- | @. LEGAL HESIDLNCE AN ROK aE iy Act MENT AFFIDAVITS. ’ ' rode 23007 - / WHS --10) ACCESSIONS GHLYG ‘ Ceunmen CJ eroveo med Lochs 05 — 1 fou { | UATE: TAT STANDARD Foal 90 REMARKS ~ ee . ~ ~y Bp See WL, Phke' & shag fpote, ct bPpiry ©. Mack. roe FL . ciel bin rs Sé 7 oan "ChiC Oa POS. CoNTROL Pe CASS CLASSIFICATION 14-0000 a oe inane . srannagD yoru 52 wre. . tec s cma pee (qooerm %Y eponeh even ree, ” REQUEST. FORSPERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 and 7 unless otherwise inrocied, Hf applicable, obtain resignation and ill In separation data on levane. 2 care oF bat X BEQUEST WoL 1, BANE (Mr. —Afize~Mr0.—One given name, snitials), ond surname) James 3, Woods 20 Feb 1928 ri eavaad OF ACTION atQUESTiD: A FFASOANLL (Spousty whether appointasent, promotion, separation, oto. ) Promotion & EFFECTIVE DATE A, PROPOSED: A POUTION (Speoity whether establioh, ohange Gadeor title, et@.) Ean se $3175.00 ca \ | -DBB/RE “+ | Records Integration birieioa STARE. : - | Progesaing & Records Branch... ns an Con jlidation Section. Washington, ‘De C.. . ‘ DEPARTRIENTAL k ALwaaKs Wee rovarae if Aacosears) oo Subject has been in grade oines a 1952, nH "aiaueaT rr B BLGUESILO OY (Wamaand (lite) if RE, Or asd OF fr aa ly, X | Jou MH. ScuTt, Chief, R714 Led Md eske [cee ees Cor. ik rc. { He odes M dese bat. rary FOR ADDITIONAL TEORMATION GALL (Haro. CALL (Mame an Ep tctaphond tr tantlon) y 2510 . | ets bee FY (LPR? $3. VETERAN PREFERENCE ° ‘ . use a oe : por/rr : er a Records Integration Birioten $ TAF en fl Process: 1g: & Records, Branch iy DEvARTMriTAL - 4 x : 4. POAPON GLA comgricknica ACTION ‘Howe | veal (OTHER) PF, | 10 FOINT Fnew | vice] AA | a | meAL DIGAD fOTNER| a) _ “ ~ fe L ie 17 APPROPRIATION SSS Tie, simmer 10 C ore ha DATE OF APPOINT: [70 LEGAL RELIOONE SEX Herne ACT MENT AFFIDAVITS : ROM: (Accessicns OALY) C]cusmeo (Cl rseven to: STATE: 21. STAHDAPD FORM 0) REMARKS _ : - 3. SRENARYS. 22. CLEARANCES: A ast een B. CEIL. GR PGS, CONTROL Gl CLASSIFICATION 7 ; D. PLACEMENT GR EMPL, rt @ Ze $a nnn . - =| ee F, APPROVED B’ _ th Maceo Khe (POS ose 14-0000 co) , Yr, Jones Se Woode ro 1 dune 1953 poe. aghingtony. bBo: ae | OS—h , : BV-L69208 . . G8—5 : a ao ; , BY=1,69.08 03-5 High School Graduate, 2 yeats of Businsss. College’ Treasury Dept., Accounting Clerk, OSe2, Fay 1950 to Jane 1952 O3-3, Jan. 1952 to April 1952 OSO/fI, File Scetion, File Clerk, 05=3, 21 April 1952 to 17 Aug. 1952 O8-), 17 Age 1952 to 14 Haréh 1953 DoP/FT/RI, Consolidation Section, Mail. & Fite Clerk, GS-i), 16 March 1953 to present TA 5 [ Chief, RI Tye 14-0000 oo nay: . . owe, 4 ee sraroano ron 82 —_— | - er" PEQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 42 ond A through D except 68 ond 7 unlezs otherwise initrveted., If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse. 2 OATE OF BOTH 4 RtOGIST mo, "20 Feb 1928 % DATE OF SLOUEST | 15 Apr 53 © MAME (Afe.— Mise Afre. ~One @ven name, snutial(s), and surname) James S, Woods. a pareat OF OF aon araneates: : & PERSONREL (Spocsly ‘whethes appointment, prooretion sepasetion, ey Res séignnenit— thos Bot rs rr & POHTION (Speolly whether eatablish, change Gredeoe (lita, oto.) Potente tm amengsis tt emanate os P rs ore + parti S| te A : {Madd & File Clerk BV=364.08 fo" _ | Intel, Anale ~ BV=469. oe (| [65-4305 $3175.00 pa EPP | gy -a32. | $9175. 00 1 E ‘ pa . 4, . Pa LL Lope, Pex /Rd 5 so onaanasriodae DDP/FI/RI ' ‘Processing. & Redords Branch - . ornare: _ Froceosing & Records Branch : Consolidation” ‘Section — St : Consolidation 3ection “G a ee we ee 1 ueanasanneas : Washingten, D Cc. _ : Wash gton, ‘Dec, : A BERARKS (Uae rozorso if necessary) . . . ‘ Position BV-364,.08 has been deleted from the a the 7/0. . i . ven \° ! Pa REQUESTED BY (Norno and eitle) | & mzncest aprpovtyoy JO M. SCOTT, Chies, nr TH [/ 1 ~CFon ADDITIONAL lAFORWATION CALL (Namo gad Seiephone extensions” , Sienature ff ; ' | ae a VETERAN PREFERENCE. i! “ees OTHER) SFr. [ 1A = Dee af. a i. . pot be be YP, ded f z 4 22. Stet 1 19. DATE OF APPOINT. th. LEGAL RESIDENCE y se jrder . er 73 = | WBE ACT MENS AFHIDAVITS Claamen Cjerovéo ' tw = { ; j STATE: Pes STANDARO FORM 10 REMARKS Q0F-45 ° ° 7 ; j J . a - oo Soe - ai wae "TIRNITIAL OR SIGRATURE oni | RE WARKS: ro : j aA | - fl CE. GR POS. CONTAC, ~~ ™ | TE CASIFCATION as rs, D PLACEMENT OR EMPL. OS ~~ 5 - ‘are 14-00000 tes . : : vite r,e3 stanoanh roa 52 "REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 ond 7 unless otherwise instructed. 13 applicable, obtain obtain resignation and fill In separation data on reverse, . VL RARE (Me.—Mfes—Mre.—Oce diren macnn sautiahoh and eazname) & Gate of eta oer, ° ic para oF aragist James S. Woods 20 Feb 1928 . 2 March 53] (Specay "onethae appatneeneait promotion, eaparation, oto.) Reasaignment @ Poston Gpecity whothoe eatabligh; change grace or tith, éte.) “12.6 S OROTHER J- File Clerk BY-356 Csevece | GS-05” $9275.00 ; Pa. : DD/P/FI/RT : ; Processing. &. Records Branch — |e = File Sestion ~ Washington, D.C. ‘Mail @ File Clerk BY-364, 08) GS+4,-305 _ $3175.00 pa DD/P/FT/RE - Processing & Records Brasiohi. ~ Consolidation Section : . “Washington, Dc. A REMAEAS (Us0 reverse if py . a From BV-356 to BV-364. fh REQUESTED BY Wlame an and ttle) * Signature: | Ot neauest arraoreaay.” Ome ° . £3 -_ pbs cmaaisatnen cams As TS “ rey TOR CUASSIFICAT ol =) went rT. fo Point ial ° CISAR, pisan, OVncal ak ladzel "APPROPRIATION ayer et iets a ; oy PRE Sess” 7. LEGAL ARSIDENCE it rom: SS BaF- 20 | wccrssons ony = | (C]@amep (] proveo To: . STATE: 21, STANOARD FORM $0 REMARKS "os & Tar clearances [a . eae CER. OR POS.CONTRGRL |. SOSOC~C<CS~SSSSSSSSCSCS €. CLASSIFICATION —— . D. PLACEMENT OR EMPL. ‘ 14.90000 ve amc! ae Sm REGISTER RO PERSONN.. ACTION REQUEST \ -e a ae oes RIQLESTED rarer DATE James 3. Woods . “g oo AMEN LEAVING (YULKHERSO) aw NAME NATURE Cf ACTION LAST WORKING DAY: " Promotion EMPLOYEE'S SIQUATUREY . raoss 7 ee n eA le ore TMs . ~ : at - File Clerk : X-39.04, File Clérk . X%+102,22 GRADE AnD SALARY ~ ce eee oo. oe . . oe - coe GS-3-305. $2950.00 per annum | GS-4-305 43175400 p per i annum ___ 080 050 | Division RI - __ File Section _ OFFICIAL ‘STATION Washington, DeCp. ORPARTMENTAL, eu nine a . From 4-39. 04 to X-102,22 Subject has been in grade since 21 April 1952. Approved: 31 July 52 dee aes) ae ~ Tenet a are oad tae ae oC GR NL REL Cy ~ — ~ _ FOR Ure OF PuMoMNCL CHU ony "TRANSACTIONS. 440 aceaaon. ma) ihe | PLACEMENE prea wet ee coe bare uaninica tions. Bb 0 some Ne LCAWASCE ALA. STrO “APPROVED pate “Toye i tate | Wwe { | i 4 dt ree reese beeen eb vee tee eee ATE ~ Ts SIGNATURE SuAssiricaTiC BURA Ww, __ sysstul Tot fo scgrcme OF Ruut | De monteandel piietews OFS | Leh € ria 32-3 14-0000 nr, Te: QUREASING SROANIZATION—You are Nested te tank pone the leave date on . a fe 7 [Frea 11 May 1950 to 19 April 1952 ae Fiscal Acot. Cligk 43 - - | SUPERVISOR: Mise Ryan 3 $2950.00 per anma MOODS, JES , ° Ponnay wanda’ Avena Oe Refs - Vou . . ° Pied PAS PORN 7. lit se tnt he corso AB IBAVE RECORD Tos Frail be. nvro-totneeté the coreet es under itom Ma, 3 . vt _FOLO HEAL FOR MATING BA WINDOW ENVEL ORT . e~41088-4 . ax, Raturs to: EMPLOYING CRQANIZATION x . , ~ romwaro oreiciaL CORSONNED rovogr re ; Rood OPT, CINTEAL INTELLIGENCE AGENGY . : . 2 Baca 0 BTRERT NW : Coo ee | . WAGHINGIUN BB) Ge Ce ~ at a - : i L ; 7 | -_ ; ‘ . - i es anf . 4, ad catenin ia a AIM mE we % wee a sroie—too are requet | - ‘ te * euensin “gnomnit . sos son . _ shines BOE oe es 7 ; : b : pascal ‘Rock. Cher 3 Be a, am ron _ ; Pot UB. tse Me . Pere, Bee i : “ ‘ . ™ ie be su oO corr | : =“ =“ “ oe 7 i ‘ J molt ados item 18a. i. : ge ao . 7 | | a Oo ° youn MERE nt.re ok MNUNG a _ _ one ES NO aye envEOre ' se ee a . gy 1330 v0 soviartat your gince ect : | | ‘nis " oopy ‘pas gaunt eraeLorins | ORGANIZATION . aun pe 8 ; : a . qaoned groa oUF gilas it 7 [7 . George Bs Halood 2 . ; 7 chee nes - ted that you forvard © covy of. te Hagning tor oe —_ , amo to wns addres? at wee ear . | BS Ae gp PSA 14-0000 - . a tye i : . . DATE 2 fpr 208? Tho applicant namet in ‘ttem 3 above meets. al} étendards, for full employment with a a : . -been received from Tnapection Se : CIA, Signed ‘elearance for entrance on duty and Seeurity and mate @ part of the’ personne) file of this individual. - ” Effective this date he/ehe- io eeigned te duty, with your office, Site = 2D soot ok de80 PGarEee | ala HTT A rma nets cet tae ene teenie (Meee enging ewer emt wer sume ie FORM ns Ja 1993 97-848 : pace as Recess ae ty L wy nod ant 14-0000 - : Dat “ : APRA 1952 - fare Tanks Woods. FES MVM. MME, SE Cr7y rear YL WOODS, oo - tolerant ete pee Ws tens oh — , per anmm, subjost to the “Sotlafactery coaplotion of edditicn~ ~ , al procoesin ‘on tho day you este? on duty. It Lo Foquested | . r . . that you ‘report te the Receptionist, | “Raat: Bad of Teuporaty 9X" . BSullding located at 17th-and Tddepetdancs Avena 3, Wey ot 8130 am. a2 coon. aa posaltlo, Pleass eGvieo Hro. Irom, 2430 one crest, Ny Wen bY talne phena, Emacathve 4lls, Extensicn kalad of. your ouest Fopertixg - ’ 3 : . finssraly yours, C, APRA- 182 PRARY 3. SAREAA Pers 3 Divleten Subject telap! ronan Lh -S ~ ~S2, } spoKe ult (sta) gubjent WAL RQ ¢ { fee SZ -Neew of Teaser BOAISOT WILL NOY BOR, fas Fa ar Hest em 14-00000 ~ nos . : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 € STREET NW. WASHINGTON 28, D.C. . oon 22 March 1952 \ ; : . _ . foe, ur . “ , ; ; . ‘Mr, James 8. Woods. . ~ _ ov, a. _ 9505 Minnosota Avemsy Ss. Be - Loe oe ' oe oo Washington, D. e . . . an . ‘ . « ae _ Dear Mrs Wiodas , - we . - ’ In reference ta your application for - énployment, ,) . this letter is to benure you that the processing of your | : papera as a 03<3_. $_ 29/0 - per annim-ie being continued : by thia agency, a definite offer ‘of employment carinot be | ‘ made, hovever, until such tine as all processing has been ‘ completed. 4 Be -The processing isa a - rather lengthy one; but when : “further information ia available, we ahall get in touch. : / ‘with you imnodiately. — 7 . joo fos In the meantime, {t world be appreciated if you / | woula ndvise us of any change in your present status, { ! auch aa change of addrnsa, etc. Your continued interest and patience are apprectated. fob : Very truly yours, - PHAKK G, JAnEMA \ Porsonnel Divistcn 14-D@000 OUTGOING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE’AGENCY — Sen en re a ome tn eee pete i wee eeraremen it ee ean eee cine anit cade ~ DATE: a on _! ROUTING Cy PRIORITY OO, URGENT oO ~ “_— . i LORIGINATING QFFICUR) — DHONE EXTENSION, | FROM! ppg OO TRANSMIT TO:. . MR. JAMES O08 ses addasos 28A9- COURSE NCORE- AVES eb but WASHDTON, De Cy -- - --- “yp eet {cuAagsiricarion) _ Y oT ERR AIRSET TS ITT Cetra ttt TVPE 18 CAPITAL LETTERS, pour SPACED TELEGRAM = LIGHT LETTER : EPLnET A>PROvED mis AGENCE Sap5q. PER ANNUM,, SUBJECT SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF “NDDITIONAL PROCESSING. “DESIRE = . REPORT Sc SCOUEST ROSSIELE RECEFTIOUIST, EAST EXD TENPORART fr". 7 utters, AGTH AND INDEPEL DENCE AVENUE, SOUTINEST, WAS SHINGTCI, De GAT S20 AM “ADVISE MEE, BROW 2430 ME" Sg ST ET NORTHWEST , BY COLLECT NIGHT LTPER OX COLLECT PHONE, EXECUTIVE 6115, EXTEY= STON 3693 THE EXACT REPORTING LATE, weet RELEASING OFFICER COHADINATING OFVICERS AUTMES THA Tie GEER F a we ee ne ee ; | CLACHEICATION | TARA gO. tow te 9p 2g 8 stents te ens cron © 129 80. QE ENS 83507 review crema ater ~, -_~ \ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ‘ 2430 € STREET NW. WASHINGTON 25, D. C. 20 Fsbrnary 1952. _In reply refer to -ED-h - H Le Jaws Yoods \ ! ; 2327 Conn. svaims Ne We H | mas aAgtoA Je Ce 7 ‘ 7 ituB ey aig . This ie to advise. that ectual processing of your oy application for employment vith thie Agency hes been. ' initinted. Specific details as to the type of appoint. : ment and salary will be contained in subsequent corre- - . 8pondence. Please direct all future corresvondence to ~ . the undersigned. Tf applicable, the attached form should be completed and roturned within two weeka. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. oo Very truly yours, Ne Ba £ te aes t Poeraannel Division Pay — Enclosure t ' . 2 AD , L cupand a Loong Sharaa forward thrae pssscert size photopzrapha at your garlileat cenventenca. hr 0 : ee 14-0000 "CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE APR 28 1952 sted : I have attended I certify that on . coarges . the Agency Indoctrination Course specified by Regulation . Sot nrder - (uanee i fed c “ 25-1. - - C ‘ . . ~~ | ‘ {PORN HO. 95 oa. St oe : bec sogg SA-8Ze Ss a \ css cena tancrmeateecranae= atin tn oem rtm ar Na 8 he PAR OSD i Te ety Caras AS gee qesoer se USE LES EOBUAN tte etee regen Tis. AECL TBR NT te pe aet TREE ROME SNR OES arta ee arcane MEO oe SEARS we er rset a SR a enor anne een wes one mater net | ltt Oo : Lil ; By -_ FOX NC, spe : , ‘a | wid : vey . Y TO0e Kedicnl Division FROM: Pr : trancactiona & Records = . i n ; vRCT; 0ods., Janes S, aU a ACTUOHE tet a SORE iareg . : Vv ape ie Chant sto; % petal suoJect b sivon ‘Foyalenl ; . an lne Sion ° ae POSTares- ay Mwod slots i | : ** , File Clert : TRALE; as , 7 Ano 3 i SAANCH: ! +e CS0 RY _ SFI ou: 7 teh SEFTL + os : er : thoes a, VAITES Cv AP OINTIONT: CPHLLS tae ES om Ea & sin . tse ee porate eb ye Mn Ne Se AE Met eee - apne vee vr ae i a PERSO =-L ACTION REQUEST RIQUES ES CFFECTIVE DATE Jamea S, 1:00DS MATURE GF ACTION WEN REAM (OOVCmERE LAST Boouns on: Excepted Appointment | | Fite clerk 1-39.04 — 2 UPAR MENTAL, Q To rn) oo . | . ; ah ee Appreveds: ly Aya (fs Chief, RI 15 5B 2 ee vp ACCOMM LeSIo, - . y eG . - ‘ _— wi Hi au. Ala rahe SO SEE tg Prathiy] . eee oF cee ows ee Oe oe oe ere mp . PUREE z alte . . Ta Perris ts QMS 2A aeeeans DATE GUALE GATRRS APEROVED x 2 Vo aG oo > UU MAOTHENT, DYE «> QTABARLE ALTSTLD “| ¢ 86 amare Sek Aw. We Ca; he Bo, 221 The it =~ Pay ——— _ ees w ne on soe eee CATE | SIGNATNAE f amnerica re “Bubs so OCSSC TE pat AFD . L eee areal . St aget Fe Gene QE v Sr ome f | rico cans oe) FE saeeettae oF asain fe . i pe ne ned Me Ry rte gt be | ore day h. 7 i ‘ Pere Ze A _ caw agngieeas fa . * xfigh ce _ rats aware: ? ws Ay P= a mu, EETSEP WN C78 . or. Pas / é) f (is of oe Oe (eet fret pens RD @ BR woetesses? reuatipe aT ay ‘Uh Vase 37- 3 Pent “ 7 14-0000 Oo CUEINT HY ne n a = a ne caCORE . a " REQUEST FOR SECURITY CL Sat 1° peayecsy Fulk WBE ts GEOGRAPNIC CESTImaTION Icety ano STATE O8 COVETAT, AS TYPE OF EMPLOYEE ae ONT 2. Co contact OC —Juititaay s Co erces: = A FUNDS * e . (TM) voucnerco CJ vevovenenty . [rvPets) of ecunsty CLeARnice ReQuesTEO __ ; " ; . . : * ‘CM Peer iSvoway FoR: “tino name of poot of group) ' CRI secaer ‘ ‘ ; CZ roti _ DSP, POOL. 4 ‘ Co saver Do a ; EST. CULaMancE Dare twoevel [aecanttwent source |. om ot _ eons , a . . SEU AnD VETERSS STATUS de. juny . 3. ("7 ) Fv . ‘ a a ; : et ae 4. (leony . REMARKS: - ° . , fy SECURITY THYTTAPSO SY FORTH. SNIPERS aCTIey OF Va/ia : CHANIE 5 WETCE, UTYYSIG & ORI, : a4 - ot . Attaclmeota: . . FUS ; Riyal ny Perey . Append, Io po ™ bresareat : Photos. a i pore ere ere ircemerrenmenrenecier ae . . Biaterce LEED | AEE REREAD | SRSLY TIO TE AERA: . to Poms ad. q waa apg 37158 wADARD ponte WO. O4 Office “Memorandum ° UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To. 1 Greve : ; DATE: BR Reb 482 Mammen Vo 208. Te Artes . a B. foom: as ae: he. 1h ee a 7 hee «a oe pty A & ant eat tn ete betes Spaife _ ‘weentag ¢ Lesher om — oD. Jue ¥ am pine : “Oy wtf éu. 6 dn LVN ete x - F oo. (pge oO ps pbette the evra BESb9 ~ / i {um | UN — So a 2817 tonn. Ave. N.Y, ' . ; oe . January 12, 1952 . Dear Sir: I received your letter dated 7 Tanuary 5. stating that. - ’ : “I was to inform: -you of any chances in my present status... I am now a @rade 33 2 with an one yeor increase. ° I | : ‘am now being considered for a'prade %3 4 in the Treasury : - oe “Dept. I ascure you, -thta ‘408 not-26530n- my--zeal- to vet | .-—=—- i a . : “4n the G.I.As | I would like to know 4f your Avensy would transfer ‘or consider me for anvolntment at a erate 43 3. a Sincerely yours, = | Goma Sakae , ; 14-00000 TESUEST NG, ° cipanhncey Ue ub REQUEST FoR.SECUR ITY. QOAWE Hike Bs FULL Maue ' TYPE CF EMPLOYEE _ 3, Reouiag- - 5. Correa: = =s BOUCBERED J UNVOUCHEALD | REMARKS: Attachinents: FHS Photos, “FORM BO. x sua 195) 977108 ” SECUNTY INFORMATION ve, 14-0000 et tenner me eater rete 5 Jamaxy 1952 _ Mre James Se Yoods 2017 Comme Aves Me We Washingtony De Ce Doar im Woodss You. are being considered for emplaynent with ine Central Intelligences Agency at grade “CB5:y oalery — $9950 00+. per. - annum. = The appointaent, 1f offered, will be texporary indefi= nite in neture. Processing procedures require about 30 days to complete, Unless you ere notified to the contrary during. n this period, yor tay aasume that you are being actively coreid=. ered for exploynent. Upon. couplation of this procesding; wo will contest you iumediately. In the meantine, 1t would be appreciated 1f you will keop us advised of snz changes in Joe present statua, such as change" of address, stc. Please 1et us. know imnedtately if during the interim yow find that you -w1ll not be able to accept employment with this organization, Yery truly yours, Jonegh Be Ragan o&O Chief, Personnel Division 14-0000 "FORM BO. ayo crn ae ee yyel been REQUEST SECURITY CLEARANCE iwiddiel FULL NAME PPOSTTION THTE . . Sst ee “00k | GEOGRAPHIC OLSTINATION (CITY AND STATE OA COUNFRY, TYPE OF EMPLOYEE 3, CD accurar . $. Ca Jormeat ~. . 1a _ (7 vavouenearo. ce REQUESTED —— “tgnew name of pool of group) — Attachments: YS" FHS _ Photoa. “CURT INFORMATION! dua 1993 977208, SECURITY INFORMATION _ oa free. CONFIDENTIAL | PREGHEST RUS. Gers - Y Tan 19S 2 | YEAR OF BIRTH GQ2SF_ 2 14-00000 . \ oT sNOARG ron ra, 64 So Office Memorandum . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. To : Pile —~ FROM roe. OS —- DATE:. 3. Jatuary 1952 we _ SUBJECT: James S. Woods e t ¥ - ew oH a rar * ~ if i ‘ _—_ - 3 i ‘ a - a ~ i: # a 14-0000 a v ‘ ws - - ; ; | _<tourioewtian THES OATE REPORT OF INTERVIEW 18 Dec. SX ; - P REFERREO BY — ; “ - . . v . eee ik Mt ce enn eegennanles amnion ne . s. - ee amen - ~ a , i a acted Seasgsa 97487 CONFEOENTIAL aod 14-9000; No 1009 Japan, Korea (US army) wr eves ite alent oF ¢ a iz De meng ae zt WOULD TAKE A CHANCE ON HO AIM IF fas TESTS. sae ANYTHING Bicobactiio: TER STRAYERS COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTENG (sie ) IN FEBRUARY, DOES not - EUGOEST Miss uC KENNEY 100K, HIM OVER. Fors ATTACHED. HAS BEEN EXPECTS 70 Et i . SIGNAL’ OF InTEAVIEMER - CONF IDENTYAL “she ‘ ~~ ~ 14-0000 ' Ny - ~ * a - on Se “at e ~ a ~~ peer oe On ET itey any oe ~ MEMORANDUM 70% vergonnel Division oo; a . : ime ~- Central Intelligence Arency . 2430 "E" Street, N. Ws os : ; ; Washington, 25, D. C. DEC 3 1951 , a, ‘ ‘gee \ sae tage ms ey ons SHBJECT: Availability of Janes 5. vieods l. This. £9 to advise. you. that no objection is interposéd te. _. 7 _ your consideration of the application for employment of the above- nano: individual who 1s presently employed ty thia offices. eye nn ~ Contact for further information: | i Pranees ©, Murphy . : ° : wr -Oyee aslations officer : : : = : + ~ - . . ' at ’ . e = te t 1 _— : aa : ec eS. > . iN . . Code 172, Extengton 2628- ok, cs ae : ++ “SOOT eleppone ee ee a ce } H . } 14-0000 fe Ae marge er pee aye perme fo wins tates + wate atten me oe cine Foy we le sae “he rane f otic! Saat > tee wf 7. cs cs Yarn awe’ Aes cat . 0 ‘ “A 7 “4 . : y . ‘ Mi - . ah - ‘ ‘ \ . or ‘ a eo ne bata tb ia 7 cab Rian wai IE tiled OT Sa AAI Re Dhed yo TRE rt . - 1h 14-0000 f . : ; . ; . : fel SECRET 4. NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT O& CANCELLATION _ OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP S$ mywate 52 = 16-6805 Carveet owes ; 919032 ; tO Cant ousste {sfaetienen ore chan “coven ~ A SAMITALION éA SIN, | CH#a 20-7) Cane 20-7) “SUBMIT FORM 3254 j Cte 20548) suduilt FORM 1322 FQ [cover. CHR 240-2055 - [suemir FORM 1923 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY. mid 240-28) EAA. CATEGORY | vi | | caticoay ib ° , SUBMIT. FORM 2688 FOR. HOSPITALIZATION EAaRd | REMARKS. anov oR COVER niavony Apr$2- Augs4 ‘ QS /Overt . | AugS4-Nov56 Korea and Japén/pAc | . et Nov56=Aug57 Hs /Ovért ; - ne 0 . Aug5?-Feb59 : Philippines /DAEC ; fo--|- FebS9-Mar6i ~-- -11Q8/DABE-—-—-——- = - - z } Mar61-Jan67 Japan/DAC a . , i Jans7-0ct68 - NQS/STATE-NOM . ; i Cc t68-Nov70 London /DAG ; Nov70-Jun71 H#QS/DAC . Jun7 L-Aug73 Rome~STATE-NOM is DANai eT Regent Overt oY fe we cory Yo. £0 bf CPL Lure 2 6 OFEGATING COMPOR . . cory 3. O8/6Raco EDP ruP . : a 2 cory @ + oc-caltre 7s fy ’ . creer ; : corr s COS FILE CORT, OPH iL dar CU ete sraecw, CSviB ane ee Paes stare: vere s o ~ — iopamaant +3004) an TSS | vot weacrous cornise SECRET [ O27 werspir ce oy Ges? stage “oy MIT FOW, 642 AMACOTATELY 10. CHANGE TELE OAC he = os m : a: On CIMGTATION CATLGURY TO CATEGORY, EE EAA: CATEGORY ' Er CATEGORY 41. tI 1-00000 Secret “MOTIFICATION OF. ag ce JHMENT OR CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP” 102 (check) | | CHIEF, . sUMPLOVEER NUMAER te cand NUMBER EoTARL onto : --OFDCONTINUED = : 7 OFFICER _ COVER serene ee ats 1 ee omens Ath y SUBMIT FORM 642 LUMAUTATION CATEGORY ~ j SuauiT FORM 329% -Hueuit Foru 2683 FoR. j Case 20- my) PLTALIZATION, CARD. 2 : . DO WOE ‘BRITE IN THis BLOCK « } : | SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS - ~ oo. Po: : COVER, CHR 140-20) t BN SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING coven ‘ LRESPONSIBILITY. CNR 240-20) : oc}. tesa. carecorny > CATEGORY Vt + iSUBMET FORM 2608 FOR HOSPHTALAZAT LON cane | - : . Piasees ano/OR COvLa WIaTORY aren oS wea ” hoard i wR ee scour ‘ : ( - . i roTED _ So -- a2” - . . z . : iy 3 - . 2 an . 4 Fre stesgurion: CoPr dt. co ce CPO COPY 2 = YPERATING COVFONENT cote 2 - OsfHacd ’ cop, @ + GUsTre . COPY Se COSSF ELE - . “oman, oredetay Cowen: Cimteal Covem stare Y - ae T5510 cre panveoon eovesce . SECRET re2. uarvty Ct te. Sy ogye22. l Hrd GO-aRy ES . 14-0000 te oper nena ngage om pact a MOTIFICATION OF ESTAL _SHMENT ax CARCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP Tx] CHIEF, CONTROL DIVISIOT | CHIEF, CONTRACT PERSONNE: DIVISION FILE. suMsta 2542 CMPLOVEL sumpee 010032 OFFICIAL ~ COVER $uBMiT ap €42 TO CHANGE LiMitarion cATEGonY. ean FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION Casicuur. (4B 20 ‘tans 20-7)° ASCERTAIN mat_State Wea BEING NESUED. | (Mae 2 a) — : ~ [EG wor wrITe om THIS Stock. - % inti i n susHiT Fon 1322 FoR ANY CHANGE AFFECT#MS tmis , NW THIS BLOCK + FOR COE IMTEORAL USE ONLY COVER. CHR« 240- ae) ‘SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIGILITY, CHRA 240 tao HOSPITAL IZETIGS CARD SUBMIT FORM 2688 FOR__ Apr 52 - Aug S54 - Headquarters - Overt Aug 54.~ Nov 56 - Rorea/sagan - DAC os Nov 56 - Aug 57 - Overt Aug 57 - Feb. 59 = A a Feb 59 - Mar 61 = Headquerters « - bake _— . ., Mar 61 - Jan 67 ~? fitpan - psc. : . : Jan 67 - Oct 68 7 Headquarters - Rom State - — Fe ere Oct 68 ~ Nov 70 ~ London ~ DAC a Noy 70 - Juno 7] - Headquarters -— DAC June 71 - Romo ~ Nom State ‘oreyaiayticas § e8Fv br co core Fs opgaatins CovPpoatar sory a + sloe ware a + ansvanees : coor S$ = oF RF:ka cary @ + Cfo 6 OHhE CHtEe. Creicral Covte, Efatmal Covel sare sa re\b55E°** eonvioun cartiga 14-90000 : SECRET ; : | NOTIFICATION OF ESTA ~SHNENT OR CANCELLATION’. “G : OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP ‘Ac Movember 176 . 5 f, . Cone ° fie MuUMOtA C aetna fwPLOVE® NUMOER e¥eteicts) a we tO Caro wumatr - AGe S112 a bf Back Btor UaTasirsato Orscontinuto nan OFFICIAL COVER 7 = pout Recordg Analyate Group mbinaetns wamtnern rs yey by . 5 ; & ok * : ' . con wine a3 OF coa z . ~ ~ . * SUBSET. FORM 642 TO chance LIMLTATION CATEGORY, SUBtiIT Fi 642 TO CHANGE Limitation CATEGORY. z Cane 20. Le : (Ha 20-9) ACER TAIN’ THAT Ant W-2 BEING Issues. {mus -20- 14) PETURN ALL OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATI OR To ccs. DG GO aatTE FA Tats GLocK © FOR CC9 IPTEQMAt YSE ORLY sua? rons 1322 For ANY ” CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER. (HR- 240-26). "aetan BIRLA Tene wate | sues FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER pRESPONS TOILE TY, CHE-240- 20) L sunwir j FoR 2408 i =. ep wAkeg AND/OM COVLA MISTGOY Hqs Overt Scie ia at Apr 5?-Aug 54 ; ins Aue £5 Korea and Japan BAC . : ov 5€ 57 jigs Wert ’ ‘ to ails 5 Bra Philippines DFO 7. fo wa ean Se ee ass Feb. . . - : fiay ri Ag and DASE ; : Sep oT 23 ; State Ham: «. Jan et oot: mS SEDee Mon, uot Glee TS ww a be # 3, i & Brprsegchrgn «063 YA sere Foo Sep tatrad Fevers i Fart as doe ~~ & cory ae were hayes ceoe eae qaee ee aces Ea ; ff Srarh Osbterer Coste Ceateas roves Oaen Tree a§hpre aeeetgae Bec tae® ? SECRET rerewry) a ee “ 14.90000 Sd a) SECRET ‘Le. Cover arrangenents PESIOD HOPPE COOK een com oo, fo pleted for the dbove- named Subject. * 2. Ertéctive a9 5 Mar 1959 it fe requested that your records te properly blocked REOPEREE to deny BOWRGREEEES Subject'a. current Agency euployment to an external inquirer « 3. ‘This mexorandum confims an oral request of 6 Mar S@ : by Mr, Eo c. Davies, Room 1608 "EL" Building, Extension 2420 nae # . i - . Ver s - + ~% i ian oe a ‘ : i \" . :- A ae Vay Aen f i ; mien W. LITTLE, IR. H . " ghter, Central Cover Division ron H . . : _ i ‘ : - ce: sSD/6s oh yo , metadata ee ia i : so te aa : . : Shey Be ‘ « . os . : wege 15808 rie fertaraes By bios | Gea v7 ; . : . oh . } . . + . _— rn i « 14-90000 . Sead PA / SLCRET ~ _ NDAORASDUK FCR: cntet, "ecords & Sexvices Tivistea “THROUGH 2! Security Support Divisica. oe 7 — , a i. Cffice of - Security Poe re sipuscr 4d) dames Be Parc ; . 1. Cover arranremen: have teen gonmletes for the above : a subject. wio will be visiting a foreinr country for a. a : day TDY trip. . . . a .. L 2. iffectize this date at is requested. tat your . ae a records te proverly TRAREKEN) Trecopenied) to {ED (acknovledpe) | ve subject's crrrent Agency enrloyment uy an external, Anqvarers, . : _ . j nen aed me : 14-0000 : = walle dings face | SECR 5 SEU Ca pe EMR O80978 _ en tan FP . a = ad NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION : we , : a al WOM ATE PRET GAST TST MON —— . : . : . - : . ; i . as : i . 010032--| WOODS JAMES ¢ . ane - ° 1 PP MATURE OF reaTowet acres RETIREMENT (VOLUNTARE St ;* EMCEE : UNDER CIA \ RETIREMENT AND - ae i . . oy / . Pe - y > J : c 7 3 TNEORMAT ION, MGMT AND PLANNING GROUF - 3 : rere a el fir RC ORRS SOME GE wea we) ; ' : ors § 0344.0 es COMET TTY ° - ? i os 5 ™ : - . ~ ’ _SPACE BEL OR EXCLUSIVE use “OF THE OFFI ‘ + Geie Tia saat 2$ DA? Cte —_— so Ae MO OA . ae Ei 130 BEiREWENT DATA. [or bibzwareal ty Ca RS wat y ir 3 so aentaen the reer) dala CObE Pe Boe ef Le ; wooogt bb a “OATS 1GnG COMP Sate, Wc ALERT Caine { #9. FRad - MEAL DONSGRANCE taVA e oa | TOP 8 aanti” Pima ay Caer { . ni + ove to ssoet . ra. 2 ttAvE Cat TAX BAVA Ee TAR BATE CE 9 NO PStvuS BavEe cose Petr ae ey Te Do acety Be Tour) TEAST TSS Tan ean cou . . PO DME IN Meee i sot ! peer Rad _— oo ee ee B-38fa5 Oreos osss-feula-3 rags wrens } -- - - . 3 uviat we teowr td antag flan 9 ret; . ” { — eee Seen SIGNATURE: &k DOTHER BL Teteg wd vee j a t . 4 ba . an ad Home 8130 Ue Pamens 4 . Be MOLI TR BY OO fase- geet: $74 fog 104 ed ea i” SECRET af . : hod i . cars (Wren Filed ind ey ‘. oe rc SECRET 5 % NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION af RAT CAST Ping? 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NUMBER CRG. ‘SCH-GR-STEP ‘SALARY ; WEEDS JAKES S - cd10032 . ccs GS 12 4840 TO . 15648 ta enemtncemr at oe ee cs + . # . 4 Y at 14-0000 — SECRET KKK: 22 vuLY 76 (When ited tn) 7 otr NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 7 OPCAMAE ASE PrEST IDOLE) {WOODS JAMES S 1 $eQlay Reuere 010032 a Natust OF -REASS 1 GNMEN 7, SALARY O@ GATE. 7 “OCEOFATIORAT roy ig GtaDe aD SEP. 12 4 21324 “oduu.or 1 REMARES 4 “SPACE BELOV/ FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFF OFFICE OF PERSONNEL BCE CODING n ation Un IEGMEE 36 DALE OF C¥AbE , GATE OF Ltr oe oot cout a 1) ACTON] 20 Employ CUE Code rte Ptr Lg . 39115 | CCS 75018 1 sreCiar % REDREMENT wan atPPRINE J? 10 i nities =D on vit pnereREEE FRG MEALTN INSURANCE 0 SOCIAL HCUETY WO, “4 a nnn | <a + wed as (t @ wants EALIN HL COBY 19m { ~ + oes 1 rian STATE Tad Data FEDERAL TAL DATA rey tae Eater Pt) FeeWOUS Creians NM GOMBIMINT HOaCE eee 0 MO Otrerd UAE +o ceuie me wees mR utes Pure bers Mesery won frape Y MoT] SIGNATUSE GR — AUTHENTICATION __ ae eee wna, tee ‘ ate Ee ARTE OS SI AE @ 2 UPSET CL Br 027877 f*R) FOkm 1190 Use Previous i 0 SECRET ! ey 14.90000 AEO213 AUG 760° vn ed in a we a NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 2 Nana (ast Ht MADDIE) woods: JAMES Ss 17 SALARY O@ HATE. 3 CREAT AIORAL ett Te CHAE sD, STEP 0344.01 « 12.4 21324. on — 2 1 i 1 1 a t F ’ 2 DATE OF Coane [27. 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ARE EXFCUUIVE CREER. Liser FURSUPAI eis ALTFCBRATY. CF Tne Sa ‘ECT BS FEC ITED KA Thk Ole wie) AF 1545. 2% + PRERTED EKG. CCd PURE CTIVE (ETFO 6 COTE REE (1StZe% . cle: on, ces “ERFFETIVE cate CF bey AEMUSTRF DT: ve denévee iste. Se a j 3 ' t i PE wel. 4 5 Teens . : et eres moo § . .. H H } ‘ woe . Ate .i Rare SERIAL CRON. FUDEE CRS ETER SALEFY , taf ELS SABES § CMuoiz 29 1b Vv eS 12 4 $27 64EE times Ae ae ee A2A4Y AOJLSTMENT EN ACCCKEANCE WHITH THE PROVISTONS OF SECT ION 5305 OF “THELE Sy U.S.C. AND EXECUTIVE G2DER. 11983- PUSSUANT TO AUTHDAE TY GF- ~~ : a DOL AS PROVIDED-IM THE CLA ACT GF 1949. AS AMENDED, AND OCT OLRAECTIVE UATED 8 OCTOREA 1520" ; FFFECTIVE GATE CF PAY ACJUSTHENDs 12 GCTUBER 1975 : NEW NAME . . SERTAL O2CN. FUNDS Ga-STEP SALARY MINS JAKES 5 O10032 39 185 Vo GS 12 3 $20, 678 ig tomes 14-0000 } a a SECRET : Pogdit rary | (When Filled ta) a é = + ‘ = - : . : _ NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTKan 4 ; pa. AANR2 : _ ' N 5S CAILOORY OF EMALOTMENT ‘ \ “ ee - - PREbCTIEN 2 _ REGULAR , r - . : \ Ct ‘ . * — — _ . . - ~— - ee : SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE LSE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL - - ° 21 CHCE CODING 7 STATON | 7) INTEGHE n Ea ae Gran a - —. Coot COOK 2 - . . pated BL APA eET IC ie eye] COS 1 PSC4F Prat a ENIQESAENT DATA MOSEPARAT ION: PEICIENCE para CODE . 4 eK COE + rece 2? - a fea . $ Hone __ * . BS VET PRUFEQENCE |= [38 MY COMP OaTE | LONG COMP DATE] 3 CARESS Calecoar 2D SOCIAL SECURIT NO . : cocé we wo 8 n cet “ee core to . 1 ort wor ee | en _ — a a PEEVICUS CIVILIAN GOVERMENT SERVICE aut cat P43 FEDERAL TAR Data . 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CH a (cl ae 4 1s Cisne ition Mert tard “4 Fee 9 CLE URATIONAL Stmets te GRate ao oer VE SALATY OR MATE © 6S o344.ot 6 | 16926. 1 aan W-2 INFO: CIA HOME BASE: SS ~— SPACE Bow i We EACLUSIVE USE OF THE ‘OFFICE OF PERSONNEL rr) mS 9 per [= THEE CONG Werwt itt m wn cA ae OY goat Fy) my Hagin | 34 Gate OF Gitte —————— sou | SOE [é PHATE . . ~ €CS rh 1 |o2) 2c 28 eats Oa it CE: DHT) WY Canaiiien eameiance Oe , on cobe ; {OD DATA We tecueny [aa sex RETIN VEraT DATA = 8Q RO nie rae 7 ea outer enetr ies mae ye XX} KK RK XX _ i <a TT Tore Com Ontts Cartit caltcomr TR vee . xs ai! ance ‘ 4 2 ee ee agree re + ee - <008 2 vere “ Te Peay +. spe | OCF cra 2 ranean eat a8 COME tan {- ~ 1m pita bese att ar ii FeDitay Ta at Gala Cou “HORSS |e : ms i id re ee ee Se ee os serene armen vere * ; * Pee oor WO Tas ied rere + a meres cs oF post a wees fe vercen eS team 3s) . 2 las & £968 Se ee 3) ° ween eee nication ane watt “OR rome "AUTHEN FROM: €uUR MEP ity & 2IMPOLT CL BY 001622 iN + bonis 14-0000 oR, i. _ ey i: i ; mpay ACJLS IMENT IN ACCURUANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECT IGN 53)5 OF i ° } TITLE Se UsedSeCe AND EXECUTIVE CROER LIBLL PURSUANT TO. AUTECHITY UF oct! Loo f 4S FROVICEC IK TRE Cia &CT OF 1949, AS AMENDED» ANC OCE GIREC TIVE . , ~ DATED Q8 UCTOBER 1962." . : . wo aL RBRECLIVE CATE GF PAY ADJUSTMENTS 13 CCTOMER 1974 9 — _ 1 | NEW 4 | NAME. . SERIAL CRGNe FUNDS GR=STEP . SAbaRY. | . WOODS JAMES 5 =. 010032 39 «115 uv GS ER 8 $19.061 - poe ai “ ” . t an | ; . ‘ i ! Seat Serene ee nee, seem cele arr, } ‘ } FOR PURPOSES OF THE FAL AIR LA AS AMENDE } YOU ARE CESTGNATEO Exe Mp PT. DOE STAMOAHOS ACT 45. BHENDED, i EPFECTIVE DATE GF GESIGNATION: a1 may 1974. Banos JAMES a CLES ee 4230CL2L oe ce ele eee 14-0000 awe te hae \ . MPAY ADJUSTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS GF SECTION 5305 OF 2 TEELE 59 UeSeCe AND EXECUTIVE ORDER 11737 PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF DCE } AS PROVIDED IN, THE CIA ACT OF 194%, AS AMCADCD, ANC OC CARECT IVE - VATED O08 UCTGBER 1962." ; - : i. _EFFECTEVE OATE.OF PAY ACJUSEMENT?: 14 OCTOBER 1973 i . - i “| . _ . NEw i 7 NAME SERIAL’ ORGNe FUNDS. GR- STEP SALARY. tf * woos. saves 8.” 010032. 39 115, vo GS LI 6 ea | | } é { ‘ : . te ; 1 é : : : i | , i F “PAY ACJUSTHENT IN eccua : i ST ME ACCURCANCE WITH 5 1 ( pray Aeaest : G«SeC. 5305 AND Exe g tg ate SEAN TO AUTHORITY OF UCT aS PROVICED aN THE Cin ACY Figs F meets AND OCT DIRECTIVE DATED OF UCTGRER T962.m ACT OF 1949 ; ae RFRECTIVE DATE UF Pay ACJUSIMENT: 07 January 1973 NAME a SERIAL ERGN. FUNCS GR~STEpP savany wOC 5 1 ‘10 | OCOS JAMES Frac ¥10032 44 750 CF cs 1 7 Jay 24 Op Pay ° , a Bteroat tay) 2 702 ag FAD . lariy la Oop lor Ray Lo | 49750 wevnys FRoy ; ODER i ; i 14-0000 5 OCF cane ie bias steiees 128, 9h Ww - 024 03 [24 Bl _AESs L. as. ver PRETERENCE fie tev came bai aes tw COMP Da LML: _PROMOT ION. eee ce GARSHCATION SCHEOULE 10S LB, og.) . ' | HOME BASE: +S RO ACTGN|ID Employ | 94 yr lorcet cope SE anos ili i cont SECRET shen Filed ta) a 139 FEB 73 es NOTIFICATEN OF PERSCAINEL ACTION \ 1. Seal NUMArE 2 rer +RASE FIRST MIDDLE) ‘ | aiona2 | woops AMES, S PE NATURE GF PiiOemel “ActiOn ry in, Datt | 8, CATTODSY OF LMAOTMENT oe ;- 08 73 ~ REGULAR {3138 1267. 9900 59 USC 4uO3 J [ wean o Orrmiat- Sate ‘ROME, STALY 12 HOST Crs exyanees ic "Tso RVKCE GIGNATION wee ' RECOROS AOM OF 1 OcctraTOn RT 17. SALARY C8 RATE - (16326. Gs __ L0344ba V8. REMARKS Nh USE OF Vee DHE OF PEPOT NEL SPACE BELOW I fOr EY. Conde peeeercee sree nee COORG ca) Ete pee oe barren ne WUMTER APH ARETE Ex a we Gm ma mo ‘ba 4Y750| EUR | 26533! DD eeonry Comeationen sve | RO 0 | ee rad merit BATA — RUITEENCE Tee Tout TEAS! rtaain WiSURANCE 2 I~ RS waned Untarin ney 008 y ) i . cobE [ovhena roa a GAR, ve és . ae vr 2 10 5 i L { 7 i aM sp H we Lae ae erm pee tee te te enee prenenel = a PREVIOUS CretiAN DOvtenment Marck i? eee Cag sbted, ene CATA San | fax tata, courte if “nm SPAT US uae ‘ aed Sasha oe a eae ‘an inert tier retry [ee ig Tas} Stare cae , ca dened BRAG nd SPENCE | i . “int t eae ~ 7 7 7 ~ 7 7 Vise Avecevy ne baeon 7, Art GF te 20 22862 | OW 73102] O48 73 1 20 22 23 2 | 04 23 (free earn DATA | Lo Larch i Sota SeCURITY | & ‘% FOUR pevsece etreicen Ge INTEL Gad ad ETE t u a ate 14.90000 ey a) . . SALARY SCHECULES DF PL 92210. AND ls EXECUTIVE ‘ORNER 11637 PURSUANT TT AUTHORITY OF OCIS. PROVEDED IN THE = | +” CIA ACT OF 1969s AS AMENDEDs AND a DCE DIRECTIVE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962" a EFFECTIVE oatE. oF. PAY ADJUSYVENTE 9 JANUARY. 1972° ; .- ee ee ete Se a 2 ‘ . en Cyt ee foe NEW. : : NAME _ ‘Serta: GRGN, FUNDS GReSteP - “Satany opm WOO0S JAMES $ 010032 44 7590 Cf GS 107 $isssa | a MPAY ADJUSTHENT IN ACCORDANCE WET: t | i I i { } i i | e } } Ab one 14-0000 SECRET oy 22 MAY 1971, " _ffiren Filed tay L NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Pan OCr + Maal NUwEED 1 a1e32 Pere JAMES $ 2 Matuat OF Zs ree, REASSIGNMENT. WAND TRANSFER -TO CONF $32: TIAL FUNDS ~*~ - 2 2 CANS CesT CPR! Wttnty @ UtCtent Date: [ee UTALIAN ABzA” ‘ROME, STATION | ~ SURPORT EAANCH Lan apres eae is CL Cira take seats 7 16 GRADE ANID STEP . ~ Oa OF 01 rem, 10 SkpAtKs ee ™ HOME ese: EUR ai gow FOR ELE at pho! a ae _ ae Ta acre tous 3 CATEQOST OF biSrrecenet REGULAR a 43 SERVICE COUCAse! Ors -- 67 ae _ ne } am 7 savarr ow one ised) - (Out { racy 2 - ins z -; 20 3 5) Luin Ise 533 : 102 | 20) 28 tot .o sh aad UE OU ~ wy Pita LATA aA t Panes Tae TT5 Weide Fie i ata vom Date ot a earmeer ECT . cea eA von “Ta tore boro 1 ~ H } f fe. 5 - Spee carenee nk i ta wee seed an nen ae nee ee ee tere nee } ; e A? MACRO Peertrer 7 } — . wee poe i. cae sie H 3 ae we aera Sis bea PF ' rag - nae ved nt a i i 4" j i i JD PRN ree aera trees godly t L wee pees ete Re eee memes tames ren ee ambe eee mera teed 1 torr ma bentaneness tt ner Preven +8 ~ Edt 14-0000 . SECRET a _) ARS: 11 MARCH 71 “y {When Pelle Ia} om, NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ee ae | $ CATEGOS OF EMROTMENT REGULAR W SEE > —T Tt - ° - - mo oo - RECGRDS ADM OFFICER - ae J - ne San - 2 - ia GRASSRCATION SCHEDULE (G5. 18 ony 1S OCCUPATIONAL VSR 16 GRADE AND STEP 1? SaLagy O@ Rae ays 7 GS : lo344 ol 10.72 T3021 pos TR CEMARKS, = uThcR 49 ; ; | 84 HOME BASE: EuR SPACE BELOW FC for = EXCLUSIVE Us USE. 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Bb Saree b caren re # , : 4 ° i Ye 14-0000 rs. wa) _ e Sho fe. \ i “Pay ADJUSTHENT TH ACCORDANCE WITH SALARY SCHEDULES OF PL 91656 AND. : \ EXECUTIVE CKTER 11576 PURSUANT 17 AUTHORITY CF OCT AS PROVEUFD IN THE : | CIA ACT CF 494%) AS AMENDENs SND A UCL OLRECTIVE. DATED @ OCIDBER 1962". } - | EFFECTIVE DATE OF PAY ADJUSTMENTS 10 JANUARY 1971 : | . ‘ . : _ i _ NAME ° SERTAL ORGN, Funds GResTeP ~ SaLary- i | ‘ a ‘ ; : . WOODS JAMES 3. 010032. 46 997° ve GS. aC 7 $13082) - ' i - vole | * . 1 . . - . . of : . 3 ” 14-0000 So cnet ee bi cree remanent ene ; DOP /EUR. ‘Tha. Classification SCMEOUIE ms er . SECRET . ~ Whee Fated Map » ARS: 27 JAN 71 _ rest i KF NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION a . . 1, SRRIAL NUMBEE 2 NAME (AST Fatt OOK o1an32 "| wooos.: JAMES S$ T RATURT OF PLEDORIEL ACTION - - REASSIGNMENT AND. TRANSFER TO. VOUCHERED” FUNDS-CORRECTION. ~ ” J] F CATEOGRY OF EMPLOTRENT REGULAR FDEVELOPMENT COMPLE! 3 sewer REHONATION: lion a td Gkaoe ann sir - [7 SARARY. OR male. ‘ 107. - 43821 RECORDS Ab OFFICER. s OCCUPATIONAL: NES” GS jos, a1 te TUAARKS THIS ACTION CORRECTS FORM 1150 THE EFFECTIVE Dare WHUCH READ 12/13/70 TO READ 01/10/71. oe : ~S. ‘ACE BEL “BELOW y FOR EXCL EXCiUSIVE use OF THE. OFFICE “OF PERSONNEL . ‘ SS ACHONT 10 Eepisy |) GCE COON da “EATON TE ate aT 95 Gate Fe ONES SEE “TF Dale GF coor Code | “Code Jo - aeons ae suedeg RPMI "o a «OO of ve 58 | 18 | 4yse? | EuR 1. 02 26 - | ft 7 Whe gens PS SiC TEEN Th BeaneTon H Covecnen sCamelanan toe : TW steuatr [ata eeeereren terre REM RENCE. fo — - ’ wa MO WO Tbe . te ua “oot tO.D DATA | [EES 18 “3 + SS VET PREAGINCE Foo SERV COme Ont [PO LONG TOup “oar Wa CAREER CATEGORY a fs eal a 7 we oA a | cae atey, | COCR” A ba ion j Hl | [eo wer [12 113 30 FEGu: fasts wuance — % SOCIAL SECUATY NO Do weute 7 jo mtare or coos tos entre a oo fever - a ae arene sae ate Fae erOuy © GOTRRNMENT GCE I CEDERAL faa Gata fa STATE FAX GAIA _. — ween eennne? COCE Cn eee a} . 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SAIGON, SOUTH vier NAM ‘ " Postion ii Ti PETC Bea RECORDS AGHIN oF _ ca “Te GRADE Bao SBP” i Sha OF aE 09 i 0344, o4 t t . : ee ee ee en ; ‘ SIGNATURE OR OTHER AUTHENTICATION _- : rr re ree nro i . , 3 ; t i ; i - H os vot a Forn 1508 Use Previous” SECRET ans ret Raemyapes ond 76600 (WEG. 0-64 Editven gain tas onan rrp ae 14-00000 7” SECRET . = MPT: 9 DEC 66 (When Fitted In) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ‘ACTION Ny "}. SEQUH wOMSER 2 WADE (LAST-FIRST-M1000E) * 010032 WOODS JAMES $ 9 mavoeT OF PERSOMNEL ACTION a Stree DATE 3 CATEGORY OF EMPLOVMERT OESIGNATION. AS PARTICIPANT iN CIA 2 ee RETIREMENT AND OISABILITY SYSTEM REGULAR roe | ppt a 7. COST CLTER WD. CHARGEATLE © GC O28 OTNER LEGAL AUTWORITY _ wy [owe — |7137. 1566 OOOO] PL Ba-6u3 SECT. 203] 10 ToCaTION: OF OFFICIAL san ’ ORSARTATIORAS | pastenalions ss . - ~ 5 fog Ager, Te Senll tab rd a DOP/FE © _ pie _ of AY, posites TM ~ - . Looks pa. 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CATEAOSY OF CuPLOTMENT : or - o REASSIGNMENT” 7 . ravsp> | jews 7 [ewe | a oto x 9, OGAMITATIONAL BESICWATIONS” ° OOP/FE a FORE IGN -FIELO™. : FE/VNC ~ VIETNAM STATION EXECUTIVE OFFICE 7; REGISTRY SECTION T: position Fitke . 7: - ey : RECORDS AD LIN. OF. . ple = 4 CaRSTCATION SHLDULE (65, UB ied > 15. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES Ve. RAGE aD STED 7. RY OR ATE : ‘ . oa . GS” . OSEY OT ag 7 9262 19, REMARKS : ‘ ls : 7 ~ SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OLTICE CF PERSONNEL aa “S-acTiOMl 29. Lapioy [ 21. OFFICE Conins 2 STATION | 23 IMTEGREE | 2% wean. | 75 GATE OF HTH | 16 DATE OF GRADE 127 ATE OF LEN Couk Cade [owen “Aue m au tie cone Cone (ate “> ca, ee toe ve. | wo Da ry =i t . 37 16 #5500 FE 772051 43 12. | 26128 i ! Lo} {ts ‘ aad: a a ae 29 MTE EXPiMeS ja. $ECAL nN RETEREMZNT CATA YU. SePAWATION | 32 TONRECTION/CAE mart TiC Oe oi Chia; im) SECORITY ¢ 34. SER 0. oa vA, BEFERENCE ie ese cone bark OORT “aoa. ae, |]EOD DATA REO mo . | | ’ 8. RONR : 1 { j { a3 Viv, PREFEREMCE | 36 SERV. COMP DATE | 97. Long COUP. OATE | 38. GaceN cattooeY | I —PESTT/ BEALIN 1¥SURANCE 42 FOCAL SECURITY WO - rr Tr [ tose | cose | @. waives | wEALTM Ins SoDt cope ie waane No, Oa a rr pa vy Ion” acsy | £O# <oce aoa €s CALTH IWS 500K ven . be ioe ! ! | { ! Veeoe rene | ij “GE” PRE FipUS Cove eMuCaT SERVICE OATA- Paria an, a. FEageat fae gare Ta "STATE TAT, BATA Refers nena |e lnaniite tat fas HITE pT Tee Deed. 4 “ see fatan tm scavice dooserss erty j ocene * 2 “gngaay RITES 3 HFSS ted Yo ras e 30 | aed | 3. DACAN Im SEO NIES GRE THAN 2 85 } i } SISMATIRs OR OTHES AUTHEATICA GH ~ ~ tant faTy a efron 4 OB fia J t so, wee ee 2 TOE Lo oe L- /2¢6) hy? reer 18 Ue Prowtoss . SECRET 3 a . Cae i ’ feeresd Ste EAE Betp res ed Beware as eagh meee tetene sinenienae wo pre ete et ee ee 7 rn ‘ 1 r z , PAY ADJUSTMENT IN aCCocraAce Pra Salary SCHED ULES OF PL 39-56 PURGUAKYT TC AUTMOSTTy o¢ CCT 4S PROVIDED IN THE Ca ACT GF i348, AS AMENDED, AND acdc] CLRECTIVE DATED & OSTORER 1962,° EFFECTIVE DaTE CF PaY ADYUSTMENT? S$ JULY 1966 Ovo NEW NAME. SENTAL ORGN, FUNDS GA-STEP Salary SALARY WOODS (JAMES $ : G10032 43 360 CF GS 99 7 §$ 9,003 § 9,262 } 2 fe wh ry PPR? 4 " m i + ! goo" om 8 2% g faf_ Bmore 2. ete EEE 4 Saja 3 “en | March 2966 Le i PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION : Sot 500 Ce oes . en - o por HS Vn DEFepester pute Fane SRR eS IE age Rp RAT ae wa ed ls “gang Dials | 98-09 saree jex7n/6s | H D) Penarks ond deme QUALITY STEP INCREASE re Tg Y3 ye F 3 o,f wisn B Rakala “ ek Ot 3340) “@) Horch 1965 14-0000 “MPOORDANCE wyYm Gal anv SCHETULES OF PL A90502 AS FOGVELED Im THE Cle ACT OF VSS, IsTEe® 2 UCTOBER 19528," MEAD aT GUSTREAT fT PuSScany TC surecerty of Pct é AS AMEAPED, AX keDCT POLICY OPCECTIVE 4 EFFECTIVE CATE OF PAY BOUUSTMENTS 19 OCTOHEN 1965 ‘ : + OLD NEW \ NaNE SERTAL ORGN, FURUS GeSTEP Sabany SALARY ‘ ey “WOOTS JAMES § 10-32 43 3an CF GS 49 9 % Ae20g $ 85495 a ' ; . i i Joi 2 i - | a “fF “ . ot o 7 t . . . ; : ‘ or tne Nn eT RRR RRO sae eH YEN a it ARORA A A RENEE rea Lng Ag Ca Carine Humber cf 49 585 picid ALATY DATE a fPe" ACTON 4 ee fe pone oe Satere., Herne, Dan fer. Ut GAD. ~ pte cons Guerlara rane: af mn nena 7 : ; 879 | | | Gs ng 35 ZA 709 98 | OF 6 3 MEROM 21/07/08 at ; a “fenaty s Sit dartbenticomcn 4 és WO GAGES LO? 4 t ad 44) “i . ? “, a. 4 4 18 PAY STATUS AT End OF HAITING PERIOD 4 fs ULMER STATIS AT END OF WALTERS PEHIOD CLERKS JNITELALS Lo -gUDTTED BT cee : FANS MBE BA I CEATITY YH? THE 4ORK OF THE AgOVE VAHED EHPLOYER 18 OF an ACCEPTASLE LEVEL. OF CONPETERGE, : at At SEMI sey, S1OsaTune! 777 Ee OBS 0 kien OSM. PAY CHAKIGE NOTIFICATION ta S40 Par tates i ? 14.90000 ow GS-12 10,250]40;605|10,960/11.315/11.870 ADJUSTMENT OF SALARY RATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCHEDULES OF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SALARY. REFORM ACT OF 1964 PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL, INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED IN THE CENTRAL INTEL! AGENCE AGENCY ACT OF 1949, AS AMENDED, AND POLICY DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962. SALARY CONVERTED TO RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUAL'S GRADE AND STEP. AB. INDICATED ‘IN CHART ‘BELOW. GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964 crane! Per Annum Rates and_ Sips 11 ] 2 | 3 [. 4/5] 6 | q 8 “f[_8 [9 9 [10 10 as- 11$3,385/33, 300 $3, 6151$3, 730 $3, 845 38, 960 $4, 075 Leg 190| $4, 305/84, 420 GS- 2] 3,680! 3,805] 3,930} 4,055 4'305 4,430] 4,555) 4,680) -4,805 GS-~ 3]. 4,005} 4,140) 4, 275 4,410 z Ets 4,680 41815 4,950; 5,085), 5,230 GS- 4] 4,480;°4, 630 4,780, 4,930] 5, 080 5,230 5,380] 5, 530 5,680) 5,830 GS~ 5; 5,000} 5,165 5,330 5, 495 5,660] 5,825} 5,990] 6,155 6,320 6 GS- 6] 5,505 5,690 5,875| 6,060] 6, 245 6,430) 6,615; 6, 800 6,985) 7,1 GS- 7] 6,056) 6,250) 6,456 6,650 6.850 7,050} 7,250 7,450 7,650} 7,850 GS- 8] 6,6301,6,850) 7,070; 7,290) 7,510] 7,730} 7,950) 8, 170 8,390] 8, GS- 9} 7,220] 7,465 7,710) 7,955] 8,200] 8,445] 5,690 8.93 5] 9,1 180! 9,425 GS~10} 7,900. eae 8,440; 8,710) 8,986; 9,250; 9,520! 9,790/10, ‘060! 10,3390 GS-11] 8,656 945] 9 240] '9,535| 9,830: 10, 125110,420)10, 115 ll 1010] 11,3053 12,025] 12.380/12,735|13.090/13,445 14,175]14,595115,015115,435 15,855 GS-13/12, 075/12, 495 12,915; 13,335 13,755 GS-14)14 170/14, 660/15,150/15,640}16,120/16,620/17,110117,600/13,090/18,580 GS- “15 )16. 4601 17,030|17,600;18,170'18,740/19,310 19, 880} 20,450; 21,020/21,590 GS-16;18,935]19, 0322, 1245 }20,900121,555; 22,210/2 2c 2865 23,520/24,175) ..... 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CATEGORY GF EWNQUELET REASS {GNMENT & TRANSFER TO i cry mw CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS® 03, 19, 61] REGULAR 1137 7351 1000 $0. LOCATION OF “OnhicnaL “Titioa — Tek [ewe 7, COs CEnTEN WO, CHARGEATLE BGR OWE LEGAL aurmoerts «= «PUNDS ho few | [ewe | ust 403 4 - ©. QRGamIZATrOMat Pisiendtions “poe FE: FE/JAO TOKYO: STATION : OFFIGE OF THE CHIEF = CENTRAL REGISTRY AND RECOROS SEC- . —|_ TOKYO JAPAN: 7 “position wowace ‘ VW cattie “Taivie corer some so INTEL: ANALYST GENE => > | 3061 ~ dM CLASSIFICATION MHEQULE i ma. ry : 6. SgCoPAT ONAL sekits : 1. . RADE rT) ep | 17, SALARY or an a 0132.36 =f 09 3 6765 . eobect TO APPROVED MEDICAL CLEARANCE PRIOR TO BEING SENT OVERSEAS. 4 oe SPACE XCLUSIVE USE OF THE OF FICE OF PERSONNTL ; i Ww woe Unpioy f rin OFRKE Coding Gh {7 tad ecate {2 Hage. | 2 MATE Oe FHAdeT | a) Ostet az 4 i 0 eercree rameter trae Ae fees ee | 19 | 56380 | Fe g7ss7 | 3 302 20 “i | i ee o ecerraeneenamabnderemmmensmstaens meemaiene teatnn came enema 4 PETC EL Th sepatstion 12 coRatcni Bru “Ph sare a4 1 RURENE Tae seo teeta oa 3 33, Ft g ance i 2 d a ! Is. mone a | 3 q Ex "ye Sea0. Cour, Bale PA VeNS Com DUNE | 38 BE rn aio} oe HG maT eee fe eo wuM Oras? at sone " ate ™ A eee rae wy yas coue fp eaas | es waives mart privereceurres’ { i ' 1 | Parr) | bees i H L so ee eo ef nt See : i — t rar gsie J Astgs fous toms. bot es }- 7 i fer aeeCuTEl cove € aE H 4 ? fou Cbaclete Proview sea (180 Le SECRET tant -£. dete fSem-ce KR Petts “| | AL . ee ee Be Jt Z ani Fawertisres [cape fester gme-sacpe ~ 14-0000 “f a =~ _ IN ACCORDANTE W1Tu THE PROVISIONS OF PUBLIC Lam 879793 AnD OCT MEMORANDUM DATED 4 AUGUST 30862 Saraey is ADJUSTED aS FOLLOKS, EFFECTIVE 5 JANUARY 1964. OLD NEW an NAME SERTAL GRGN FUNDS GAS? Sal ay Salaay WOODS “EaMES § 010032 43.330 CF GS 09 3 $°75575 $ 70950 ~ _ ; ; ra ; . . © ry o a“ ; ar Lo Peep oe eee oe el oe ee , Sediteet: {13710768 Sit re erin mie a 4 mo x08 99-Lu0R- IN-PAY STATUS AY END OF waitina PERIOD, 4 LwOP STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERTOD - CLERKS JNITIALS aunt Teo BY ° o 1 CEATIFY T#A7 THE WORK OF THE SHOVE NAMED re OF AN. ACCEPTAGLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE, 4 - 7 # _ or 560 Coos ret {435%) : Ss Dae ae Ber we Spin rtkes se OT eID INES i LDToRGeNce WyTxH Tee PROVISIGNS GF [USL ye Law «7 iw 9% AMA 7 my an 3 v 0 Soi PEP Raya oeven } ACGLET tosh , SA HLA ay 45 ALGSSTED AS FCLLOWS, ESSECT PVE 13 CeTIec® pyoag al al ¢ MAG en . ~ Es wé a -_ isve ScRypa. 226% RUNTS ASST Saray 3kl97 Saracy aQSQ5 yaves § SHdo32 0 Fagen fF AG 8 6855 RF we & ARG Last treecrie pare essay so @. AeAANIII. _790_ oe COMPLETED BY THE OFFrice or COMPTROLLER COREE OF BONES Awoe we te © cutce ont Gr rrcees vse CO cacees woe ' 1 EATERS LWOP, CHEE FOLLOW IMO: |: ee a QO sm Pay BratDS af BND cH weediRe PEETOD © INITIALS OF CLERE "ff AvoiTED OF 7° Cy tm tear states ar cen oF werrrnd reaion | . TO DE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE .OF PSHSONNEL sa. TWPS OF ACTION im} Laon ‘oO bae : oO oat ADIvOT NENT 14, AUTHENTICATION ree a) ORROLETE PREVIOUS ZOITION “ “So : OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLOER Abreaces PONM 6608. AND- 5606. | | sy Pr . fe ‘ og ia 7 ESS LWOP 7 7 TM PAY STAJUS AT GMO OF WAITING PERIOG ; 7 of PE LMOP STATUS AP ERO OF WATTING PERTOD / IK = As ge zo Q 8s fo § PAY bro ot NOT IF CANON ; ; . - SECRET. ‘ 433) L ; ans si aactaeinstaene ig : eo t 2 1 ; N ACCOMMAHCE witty tHe PROVISIONS az Pp, be 84—5 SALARY IS ROUSTED Ag Bort ewe ete PEE OLLOWS Efrceriyes 2 8USUST 19 oF 1986 , ME Sty CATED 19 JULY ta80, £9 AL Awe SER A OAGN CRe-sy ot SA Aagy NE hy SAL agy Maye es] LD Ls | x a * lloas2 $3 i S899 2 ir) & 3 4 968@d AY WONG fae s $ 7 = Sei3 14-00000 1 tay, 7. SERIAL WO. . 119032 ascucce ons [[] x0 axceen twos. w escess twos, ~Cntcn #OuLowinid: ree aw rn ee ee . 560. GOSOLETE PPETIONS LUTION * REPLACES FORM 4500 AND S60b. fa) Gacess Lwor ag. site 6 RTT woo eT OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLDER PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION SECRET : 14.90000 tpt Organizational, Derignations . pop FE ‘FE/PSH PHILIPPINES STATION SUPPORT BRANCH ; 27, Nature OF Action’ REASSIGNMENT TRANSFER TO VOUCHERED FUNDS * 134. Onganizational Designations pOP Fe OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SECRETARIAT ‘so SECRET (Viheon filled tn) ay TEs, Baa Tee cae oa 1 Mo. ; Mo. 5 {Ti | 13 59 | 9 3780 55, 006 Code [28. EH Dots iz?. Type OF Employes Mo, Da. ¥e. | 0} | 03) 22159 | REGULAR o1 PRESENT ASSIGNMENT , ~ 42. Location. OF Official Station ihdinen Coda | WASH, De C. _ E73 - 34. Batition Tule RECOS MGMT OFF ——— = Postion No. 135. Sorv.[ 37. Cea Sa Zanes 2461 GS 0366.01 38. Grado a Step (39. Salary Or Pate *; rcaw So 74 ae 87 1150 fie “) foe vA y PSE 2 yas Rezapnaton | Humber 20 O01 wit. . (4) 26. Arbrenriation "Number . Code} 30, Separaticn Data Ad 1490000 \ \ \ SECRET ‘ 2 f Cebu det tas ea ae NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION wou th nov 58 |V Serial No. 73. Name (Lan-Firt-Middle) 3. Guth [4 Vet Pret [§. Som 16. CS-EOD . | Dat Yr, | N OM i ar Ye. 10032 | WOODS JAMES S m1 | den m1 [08 | 21 | 52 He -366 *SCSC Retme_[9. CSC Gr Other Legal Authority [10,Apat, Aifidav. | 11, FEGLI [12 13. feutreo | Me.) 08.1 ¥0 | vesea [Code y7| yo] BS iNe-k af 0 USCA Xo: e PREVIOU AENT - 14, Organizancnal Designations oop FE: eres STATION Station Coda ‘Appropriation Nunbor cs 8 3780 55 006 Coda] 30. Separation Dota 01 St ‘QS Station Code 5161 LAAINLA, RAP. | 57557 ay ite wh sat 34. eos " S[55. Posstion Noo 738. Sorv.| 37. Occup. series Jape TY . [_RFGOS MGATSANAL > | | 6s 0306.01 “a9. 5D [at Bar 3 Of Grada?'4? PSI Dyd [43. Appicpriation Number ” Dh Tt Re, 68 08 9. 3786 55, 006 St Netmnin mabe eat hh 15 POSTED | _ ears, W808 Fg SECAET ) . + Ue Ba. | Ye. lyon [Codey Mp. | De. | Ye, | You 1 [Coda | Neal "| ob | at | 52 [Nore [2 . ed 14-0000 re eo ey SECRET , a GENERAL SCHEDHLE SALARY INCREASE RFTROACTIVELY EFFECTIVE -~ 12 JANUARY 1988 AUTHORIZED 8Y Ps Le 85 - 462 AND OC] DIRECTIVE. “SALARY AS OF 15 JUNE 1959 ADJUSTED AS FOLLOWS SERTAL GRADE+STEP CLG SALARY Now SALARY NAME YOONS JAMES § * $19032 G$-07=46 $ 44930 £59630 = GORDOM 4, STEWART . * /S/ DIRECTO? GF PESSONNEL SECRET oa = SECRET 2 _ CAFIEN FILLED IN) Tpaa, no 5 RAAL & WOODS JAMES 5 OLD SAL -ARY_ RATE . NEW SALARY ties Ly . yo caot EPPLCNVE GAT “rectiva cate aver SALANY sc nee enc | GRADE avep ‘saLany — —— oa. ak. ak 4 9930 { 24 : %% | 58 = OF COMPTROLE Len B CHEER ONE Fai mo Encras iwor Ele exces EGER GF HOURS LWOP WTS c0045 LEAVE CHOP, CHECK FOLLGWING: I" ee _ jove rev syabua at QN0.Gr matting peated 10 IMITIALS OF CLERK en syarter aY [0] ow was statue at ga of watts renin | i OBE E COMPLETED ov TH F PRICE OF PERSONHEL - HEMARKS Lg. mn ‘ . t 4, : 1. AUER ERTIA TION a a . . 2) 3 J give ad © po guoe ia oa 8" 3 9 90” 3 Scos PERIOGIG STCP INCREASE » AUTHENTICATION roaene | S40 . SECRET PoHSOHNEL FOLDER «4, L . . LTE 14-00000 tvL 1. Serial No. is Name (Last-First-Middle) 3, Bore OF fie RECORDS INTEGRATION. ANALYSIS AND OPERATIONS BR ANALYS! $s SEC 97. Nature OF Ason REASSIGNMENT — TRANSF TO UNVOUCHESS3” FUNDS 21 Organzanans Qesenauons FE 44, eer T SUBJECT To APPROVED MEDICAL CLEARANCE . pon NO, 115da piv —_ + SECR fa eet “A NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Mo. | Da. | Yr. _ {02 mas [ae 10. Apmt. Ailidaw. | “TF ASS GNMEN 24; Dat ES vd . Abp eee Nustor™ 3 2309 3 "Node ] 30. Separation Data “Or | PRESENT ASSIGNMENT ; Cate 13 Location OF Ollicial Stata | Station Code , co a Sil MANA RAP, . 31991 _| ny & Reston Na URS SR TH Keua Sore i | [SSF 0306.01 43. Ape pncion Nunber rad f 2 tC rede. AS da oh Syo 15F PRICK “ot otion Of Official Station Station Code . WASH. , rs Position Nat ne 80. Occup, Series , 4s 14.90000 (WHEN PiLtep in - gterer a 4, EMP. SERIAL RO. 110032 6. UAT EPPTGHIVE GATE SALARY a GALanY “yo ; a ences] 3 41660} 04 oa | 07 WOODS JAMES 5 | ‘ OPP /FI V~20 OLD BALARY RATE 7. NEW SALARY (RATE retin sae On nn nef oe a Pe een 7 tae EFFGC IVE DATE | AFFECTIVE Date aap SALARY ee GRADE STEP BALARY a tara - ue. ta. va, MO, rr va, er Js es eens enced ee eeanet Ee t 45660] 94 a8} 36 7 3 {3 45798 oa a7 57 _Ta ¥3 Roe HPCETED oy BY THE OF OPFICE OF COMPTROLLER tm OF t OURS Lwop So eee net nee Sewanee 2 CHECK ONE =F] na encase taoe i exc88s op Wf EXCESS LEAVE LWOP, CHECK FoLLaMINa, CERTIFICATION. | : | | | s + . _- | ; ” Tavenp, on PRINTED, WANE or SUPERVISOR : HOPI MA SCOTI : 3 SECRET - PERSONNEL FOLDERY 8, L | ! ret 50 ete Sa ee DAW oD TRL ER ls ted { ue ime o's: te CHAE ee OO we A eh et TR ee ALES RT et : ; ve iin a Dw aay NN A ; Nese terete treats annem tata ae BE a ant gap cee at ge, - —_ ° eye se ba SECRET ba (WHEN FILLED mn NAME | 3. Agsianeo Ongan: ” 4. FUNDS a rece a eae ? . i ame Tee a RA" Seamer ert pe rere semanas 9 Cj IN PAY STATON AT Buy oF waitica veuing fo, iniTians OF CLERK th, auertp ay ma 14 LWOP Statue AY enn oF MATIN pesice : ? . cee Rie) 2 FE ES OMPLETED ey THE & OFFICE OF PERSONNEL a on ina MARRS ee, a | : PROIRCTEO SALAaY WATE Free TEVE CATE fia REMARKS DALARY 44, AUINENTICATION : og vo vo og OH? O90 gone 2 oh v2 one pow eo Gf, 5 - 3 $e a AB. Ble, eg a ios bee By i PERICDIC STEP INCREASE : AUTHENTICATION a2; 5606 SECRET "PERSONNEL FOLDER, 14-0000 i . . . . - | ME RAPIEN Fake CHIEN, PIUASGE USL: . _ ~ - | ° wT urice _ a Peyse.) Séetdeo | TUESTRT g Chanurg in Al iaurent Paper Boeteratton « : , | ~ 4 ro Kersonat erets : root Peotrion er. Loves be changes - ny ke PROT A , ” SA _ . Shad tte ae sap ween tent nme nee STH a 14-0000 STAWOAAD JGR 40 16 Pant) >) * ate seen trot F reomuiee or CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENSs We Gory serie toupision . SHMOTER MT PROCTOR FemsomME, BARVAL aad NOTIFICATION: OF PERSONNEL ACTION are j : 50 USCA to3 P| & roniow Tn - ’ fee. peawict sen ’ set 10 ORGANIZATIONAL = BEM ONATIONS 32. HEADQUARTERS 12 FILL On OFPE | Orne OEPARTHENTAL a0 4, POSITION cia ereae ATOR new vies a - H BTR i we GETE OF APPUIT. | td bEGAL Rent NCE ~ fF SUBMCE WOLF APTAEMENT ot 1156 Roe REE AFFIDAVIT ~ ATLL SSIUmy ULL) ol Charest Cj PROVED STATE: 3 ee 08/21/59 ENTRANCE Paavosmamce eating: oo ° oo Care SS m, ? Directes of Poroumml 23 g a os ete Het iP wdiiater bE Snape ne We Ons A PERSONMEL FOLDER COPY Oe ka ; 4, PERSONNEL FOLDER copy «° « Soo 8 GSOVRRUMENT Peet OFFICE, Fave. aPaear s vwum 8/2 RISC a 14-0000 STAROARO FORM SO (a PaRtD i 2 ( ) ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENC ’ marten 91, choses romsownne ere \ NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION : 2 DATE oF rare 3 sOUERAL Ga ACTION 0.) | 4 OAIE + NATORC ow BF ACTION tue sori Teasincioete 2 aay ive DATE 7. avn SERVICE G8 OTHER UEGAL AUTACAITY Beacaiguecnd . : Igdul 1956 50 uaca 403 J . | 20 (et) 597-383.03 BO15.5ST 660.60 par aun Sah Reeords Inbagation Branch i ; Parsonolity Piles Bectten 10. Oeicaatioen fnsayois fection | h10823 LL. HEADQUARTERS Yetosaia, SHS 8 tsshingten, D. ¢* “J rsa OEPARIHENTAL ~ 12, Fico OR DEPT rieLo 7) vepantucnras a3. vore WAR $ PBEFTALKCE 14, POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION OT HEMT SOT Y LO POHAT STEAL, . deni Tornve > ; n/t 16. APPROPRIATION v STENT fa” Ms. pare OF APPOINT: 7 19, LPGAL FS pitre: aad zie se . ACHIBPREN AT ANFIDAYITS FROM: [Ou (Tes CACCESBIOND OUTS [T] @anmeo ["} Proves 10; bese 23 Yea uate: n. ALMARKS: | porn . Fae) ’ f fi Leet, . . : . . af cools Seema T ase name z 7A rvs ° L ‘ ye oa a on CNTRARCE FEBTORMANTE BATERG: g 9 os se, pan ‘ s 2, a: o 9 2, ue Bixseter of Parsosns: Sf 8 oe . of Pg ce TIPE emaSoae aes ap var weCat ee » ba ke Z oY eae wae 4, PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY_2_ =~ >” 2B. COVEFRMMENT PAINTING OFFICE, 1PE-T7200F - fue ei fe 4 a “Ne vee / 14.90000 om pew marr pe Te 20 tert MORE CoweRTR | peste wen HD, Pt [eenetr norm 52 Ui eCUCHE ee REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 ond a7 unless otherwise instructed, lf applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse. 2. Gate OF Gat 2 atovest wo t name (Mem Mive- Mie - ~ One geven name, aitialle), and eurname) Er, James, S. Wooas : 20 © CPFECTIVE Cate rf xavuet oF “scTiOw Bt sidvisree: : & VLRWOARE CSpecily whether appointment, promotion, separation, eto.) « & PROPOSIO; . hea ssrtaaent - & PONTION (Specity whether establish, change grade of tifte, oto.) 8. APRROVED: 7 JUN 1988 Change in Title and Service Number - (ote = / : a SF fouirion TR AND To _ ; Cpe ote ce) ; . BFF 583.053. | - : IO-CI BFF 583.0549, 30136 .52= BBL fo. | 0 seence, seioe ano GS-0136. 53~ ¥ | wR /¥E . # saan DDFS 3-7 = tba . Korea Mission - gee _, Branch 1 - Korea Base * Hecords: Integration Branch . Records Integration Branch berconality Files Section. ; _ Personality Files Section. - = [| ---- atsugi, Japan |. tae “Th HEADOGAATERS Yokosuka, Japan no OUPARTMERTAL 12 FIELO OR DEPARTMENTAL nao [ | peraxrmenta, $010] ae essays (ea severe crea if necestaty) T/O Changs bi, i! ia it “Pe Ferscemel ( officer | £162 ADOITIGHAL ISFORMATIGH CALL (Vase and tele, telephone jirks 3%, Ulson Ex 8761L? 0. Po Ge i n o 4 a i inane en {|} soo SB] emcee Se PRReonse | a eee” [Cee eSenee ¥ | OM: ~3 T40~5 5-090 | fared * | Ai ae jacerssicns CHLY) Do cumed ( Proveo l oF i San eS Yes _| STATE: TG. H ‘ , on re % ¢ 189 in ; ge y a . my Tt CLEAKANCES INITIAL OR SIGNATURE | i pare] REMARKS € CLASIPMATION — | PS Plicewent Ge Oe a j s o _ 2 L£ His oe roars 14-0000 t i i —— —_—_- = _ PEROOIC STEP PICREATE CERTIFICATION CONFOCNTIAL a ue covenwueyr pamrtma ernee senss10020 T Fayroll pertod 3 block He, Sp Mo uv Taghopes's nome land sodal pecwlly oicowd tombe: whee Sppropnctal yi 6 Grade and vata WOUTS, JAHES S. ” GSe? 64525.00 ay 4 7 = = 77a oy 6. {woP d (filte « je epacer covering LWOP " . cove oF oxcons oy WOH, - . oe , grb oe during belloutoa p . g co . sa . Pertodish . : ° ° ote woe oriad? [2] sto exes OP. Total 378 3 90 B weer dBi ini snot srdipeiy ; : a eens LWOP, é 920" 9 g Jrittals of Gort epemrOed ty Come Gone CONSDENTAL payROLL CHANGE SLIP —- PERSONNEL COPY ne aol tO ee -T a) COTO PR CIEL fCiier Te Like GF CRATGE OF SPIVICL PPOIGUATE T : Wheeti Date = 22 April 1950 Bt DE Hane Graca Nane : Grade FE NEA ACAIIOIA, 7: Eds 12 FRIAR, John Ke : 12 CILLIS, Vincent A. 1? : UATIRS, Harry C., Jr. nu CONE Jareg re FI _ MeCOY, Leonard V. OG - a DECK, Marien PF. o ROY, uth k, | 07 EE Ct HOMtGOrFRY, Hugh : le > Jf SE t ” TRECICKIS, Aldona'V; 07 LATUGTA, Peter F, i2 t : BR to DS (CIS, Virninia ~ cs B to DP . : NebLsuGuLTi, Names ov 5 A . . vo a we re ' ’ by . Bal Lama E e 14-0000 stanpang ron $2 Pay : pores girs 3 ne SECRET 8 re tener COM AROS ET ink, Rett _ UNTOUCHEFED Poin, REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION . REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 ond 7 unless otherwise instructed, if applicable, obtain resignation ond fill in separation data on reverse, LAME (Mr —Mica--Mre ~One given name, Initiale) end surname) 2 osteo gine SS~*«C ROWE Case oF niootsT lr, James S, WOODS 20 Feb 22 “| 21 Fab 54 2 MATURE OF ACTION RIQUESTCS. ia i evnicint sare ete £2.85 OTHER A PLREQANEL (Spocity whether appoint ment, promotion, aeperation, ote.) fe t¥ AL AUTHOR-| . Promotion .. a . Lo . . ty ( B. PONTION (Spooity whether eatablich, chango drade or title, of0.) SA 8. APPACYEO: 2° frre __ ope, ocnsleap APR TOTS ‘ pourion tne ao cy 7 ; pPF beta Bao A. yel75 00. p/a 10 (FI) _ BBP 602.025 GS~0136.51-65 $3535.00 p/a ~ | asenee oust mo DOP/FE. * pacuntzanioust Same Karea Mission OfsignatioNs Sana . THORS a . Smo PoCOReS wre gan zed Fe pEnbetlioerse-treanah 4. {it Htaogsaartes. Seen ain) Atsugi, = UNConY.: WARP. bj v1 BO TE drow airy aeaes FE nip = nd 12 1100 OR exvuarwenta, | FLD. "| peyaarscurat A REMAAKS (Uso revere if necessary) Attached. herewith are Job Deseription, Dispatch, and 0D/? Personnel Data Sheet. ny ow mnie = ibe ame EO | O. weauésT ArPRoVtO BT 2 cy iH. Cy clinkdtale eee Personnel OCLLCOR bo oat ent Tp lebh gs 2 qrtansion) ft. FOW AON AnoHTIGAN ine gpa Catt, G. A. 19 VETAN pae ny SPIO My [sia jee [t Aa set vexe) ci aan lorara, 9? ao [xX | Xj forsan v1 pn \" itt “6 | e “hace can rect = 3740—5 5-096 8 a ve | uo ~ Pf tao. Same H 333 a an — mse alae ee le ‘ GERETLOMS CALIT o joamen, “ot PROVED i ' ¢ i ' i ii 21. STANDARG FORM RERARKS | ume win p eecmnee ' * ee ah i i ; ; } i t th of Bly Ef th SS Le£ foviten em Tai Teceweneerse _ Dare Teas _ ~ i | ae “aes Se am | wee ne a 2 7 TREPROVED fo av ie e f i — 4 A i Tae 7 <meBT 3 rf “ee SECRET : q 14-0000 ig ee ek penne SECRET =“? Ve = ata a mas OMITON REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION UNYOUSHSRED | REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items t through 12 and A through D except 8 ond 7 unless otherwite instrected. ! if applicable, obrain resignation ard fil in separation dota on faversa, | } {MAME (Al7.— Mive- Mra —One given name, sntiaiad amdeuname) «| A OTL OF GTN | QUT WO | @ bart @ Hee | yo Mr. James S. WOODS ~ 20 Feb 28 Ia Jan $5 | BL naryer GF acti toutsTiO. —_ a tertenet oate A PERSONNEL LSpooily whether axpolal ment, procwtivn, separation, oto.) & PROPOSLD: . . ; 26 Oct 5h Reassignaent QL PONTION Wipeciiy wether eotadlich, change Grade or tithe ofe.) § D. APPROVED: ; ~ - & positron Titat ano to To (Pt) BFF 602,02-5 ‘omen IO (FI) _ BFF 602,02-5 CS-0136.51-95 SEHD.00 p/a T perce, cunt, sno 7 GS-0136.51-f5 {4.00 p/a 3549S ue 3SIS- . 14 prgantzarionny Same : US CNATICH . Sane > Saute | Peaheitertisinad ace: ? an U Sama woe Korea . ie te HUASaUaRt EAS - Atsugi, hapae~ [x | brraaracurat wre on ceeastueta | [3 ree { sms ! A ALMARNS (Ue eovorea it neenay) Subject arrived POS Japan 26 Oct 54 per FKLA-9239 of Lf Nov 1954, & aati it fs. : sunt one mit MQUIST AgPAQTTO ote ES ia i | sete nt aa 3 po begat MSIE | fsck! NE ah RP ALPISAYEE H ’ iA Cae cnt [{Tpctawtio Tyesagp | {Lu Isa te i =. es = CO a te Poe denen nins he : J ye ee ‘ ‘yee? 3 pC hate gun 2)? fos” . go Mackay: Pe Pan oe ast sete eevee, veneer ee a... ae ane! Tar | REMARSS, tema in Doe ey Sento Sad eo [Ee fecceEOe i te i - oem ——— Se nr ree cman aaah st ty te ee 14-0000 Te uw rer) L ise) 3 | ayhx0 leet ig ca nme, - ~ #7" moyeRNMENT POINTING OFPIEE: TEED. eOrT he T dade, Od equriaehOne’ venanew . fon tub e Bie ee. | *¢ be na tent orsel Hiwtily dreovel Pemba wher Coogee ee ty WONG, Janea S Sais $SR10 BAY ROM CHsssGE DATA j a fas son Trea] F, Prato tro meet & Mew wad Ti Bowapren aan) Ta. Prepored by 10, Hemsky : . ja b/30/sh _ 1° Pap ia Keane oy (F reriate Sep incre sa 44, Gow we TR TWOP Tas Wad aatecorete opaces twvating LEP during lellyming paride). dened CD on ences 19 Total ances LWOP ‘3 SUAMOARD Foam px $i ltd Seried be ak ny Comme Coan (ts 8. PAL zs CHANGE <LiP-PrRSONACL “COrY 1990, Generol teguianices Ne. 102 14-0000 . . _ . ‘4 3 - : Naeetire wan i ath STAACARO FOR : be: a us wet piaeheted SENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENG, Peresta C0t7D BF 10 Tere He COMMIS Site 7h Rt FULM Ra PERSOAMEL amt NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Conc. 26 Mar 1954 jan “Ghad (aan seem ton Ook BUEN MUG, POTIASAD), aaa ORION Oe + desea 8. Woota | 20 Feb 1928 [s Ape 1955 iaTuaK oF enact Timewangy) SSS rr 18 eae | 7, CIVIL SERVICE OR O1NCA LA GAL AUTHORITY ~ "lek 30 WEA wea 4o3 4 mE bale Analyot el. Emalyot BY 46948 Cy {= to (yt) se boa. 0152.35-5 $3810.00 por one | GBOLZE 51-5 $390.00 per ens i] 2 DATE OF BINT PR SVE seaies, RACK, SALARY r Unccaventienal Warfare Diviclen “er tonite Istesration Divigion a ER be: RA ERGANIZA’ | I. fo Sevonations =| Rington, Be C. 7 e F ] cesasrrezta Te mmpoaperm | F 7 PRO { ] Derant erat ACTERAN 3 PRETCRENCE [ € POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION a ver] neon a ae a SD 1D ; [== an i | | -EPoPZ Lat . Hl } tE ‘APPROPRIATION le aye: ACL IOC Ss Rare na apraint 20. LEGAL PESIOCH E + REPT ag tt 4 * Rom; a ' ; Ves: BOD TAVCERUONE OALY) (Cl cvamen (] + mere _ FPO55-O95 : ves i stare: De ¢. TEMARAS This “action | tes subject to & to al 2y ‘applicable jaws, rules, and Tropulations and aay be subject to inventigation and approvai dy tha United Statos Civil Service Commission. fhe action may be corrected or cancelet if not in accordance with all requireasats, *Poanetey TO Yoryouthase’ fusie FEI Vouchese’d Pimdy.% ie] e " ce . = o Pers ToonpeaBigs ho) lee . 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER cory 9 ighe ye 14-0000 . Sw ° ‘ 7 - _— nie a CEMTHAL INTELLIGENCE AGEN i erat taioants Gantias . . . | NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Ls ir. Inn ou ORT (71h MAL, SUTAL SS OR prensee) je ETLCTE bate ze Civit, anne om Ge Given LEGA. naTMGRTY 8 Feb. 50 wca 803 J ps. DEPAATSENT SE, et FI 'S PREFERENCE ~— ‘omen! bet, [ | eomer "| Baw tree] CA [ated DFT | | |e ptiomsy re : - ° seereed anne ae seas snd -. pte oe Sa lalhed 12. APPROPRIATION . ie | ele 1. D pare ‘ee T D LUGAL BLED a tat Hi e re i : ‘ oe { C] canto FnOvED H j Fron 5809-23 .4 (183-90) (MES wt CMa} tJ a) BLOW —- SRBE_ seme oa ED. — 1 BAe uo nemame This Action 23 nubject to all applicable lawa, rulou, a reguiaions and may - ‘bo * subject to {nveutization and approval wy the United Staton Chyl! Ser; ryics Comsiaston, The action may to correc tad or can sesled £0 not in accordance wits 2ii roqulresents. i iF i Z i j } t i . j ad 2 . i Grtact arent tans oe 2 @ 2 we 2 gre 3. Puke 6 5 Py Agaistent Pinetey es 14.90000 . . . . . Ee a - . : ie ANCARO FORM srancanto rou 50 CENTAAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ‘peomaaute Bt . : * wt cra wavs eee . tL SMArTEs Ps, FEDERAL PLR SONATA tea! NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION. etch 1, AME (222 —O0cSb—0R OME GIVEN MANES, DOTLAL( 1), Ae SUSMAMET- 2 DATE OF BIRTH 3 JOURNAL OR ACTION BD. i 4 oarn you of the follwing acthor action wedaghing your © employ.me: t: aan ‘ate CIVIL SERVICE OR Onn riseag AUTHORITY we ewentet ee Position rELASSITICATION ON ACTION a . a] vik LAS ua. . ° . i. CO- - im Ave OF APTO! 11zm160 i #l IWEMENT Sct 9 ene At FIOAVITS * est _ | ¥is—ti0) (accents GL) Te . aw Le —_ 2. “PEMARMS: Thie Ween is ig 3 subject spent £0 fq all “apsiisaba ‘AWS, rules, and i regulations and way be subjact to iAvostigation and approval by the United Statos Civil Services Commission. The action may. be corrected or canooled if not in accordance with all requirements. CalenStond OR F é . ~s Toe 7 4 ‘ . - * 77 poate -- ate e ° ; . : 7 . =| | ETRAMCY PERIORUASTE RATIOS 8 8 $88 § ¢ 08, a9 F585 SP Yea . o 82 gig fo St decane Caters. Foreomnel Biviases oo 2 6 26 8 fae 4 o- be res “fo HU 9 aovnenmenr pRmTNe Gree todd Br97RE 7 7 7 RSONNEL winer COPY ‘ ny _ . : a eet 8 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY POONA GATTO oF US CVG SERVICE COMet ing ‘ . OUPTin at. Pepa, PRRSCIPEL aqua NOTIFICATION: OF PERSONNEL ACTION NAME (6X, ~-00198— eens —onet oF ren SAME, IRITIAL(¥), AND EURRAMED 2 UATE OF BIRTH 20 Feb. 28 ou of t! of the 1@ following action affecting your _trmptoy ment: a ate DF ibe 1) eee ee ane BTAmDaE STANDARD TERiKinOLoCY) ‘4 USVECTIVE DATE 7. CIVIL SERVICE OR OMAR LEGAL AUTHORITY 3. JOURNAL OR ACTIONNO | @ DATE 1 L ‘ Me ey as tae in F oy is a7, APPROPRIATION stk [Race fROM: , . - . Do O7L3- 4.0) te: . _ 2309-20 : i yes ; 15, DATE “OE APPOINTS T 70 ticaL ReSiOENCE - LNT AFFIOAVITS {(ACCRSSIONS GNLY) Cy ctaiseo (7 proven SIA Be. TH. Resins: This aetion is subject to all applicable lays, bales, and regulations and may be subject to invedtigation afd approval by the Unit. ore Service Commission, Tho ‘action may be correctod or onnee* se EATRANCE PERFORMANCE RATING: 3 - Ghter parcoreol Bivinsig? fue 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY GOVERNMENT PEINTing Eebire Iwan BICTEA 14-0000 Pn | txt it de a Pa Ge ee ee aa pitee| 2 APPROPRIATION ; ue ee Boe, Se v6. BATE ghee a LEGAL RESIDENCE 2 sie FROG 1152100 . . i ee ausoRe) access oan) fg ctanaeo Cro I ely pom sgogsem ee Seen ene SraS © : 7 a. neitarns: THis action is subject to “all applicable laws, rules, and regulations on ‘subject to invdstigaticn and approval by tho United States Civil Service Commission, | Tho/aoction may be correctod or canoeled if not in accordanco with all requiremonts, fo . . / ‘ \ a Me : i 2 : \ i i ‘ | ty . i . 5) : 3a - : | ONTAAMCE PERFORMANCE RATING - + 9 5%oB 8-2, 3 828 35 9, B2%5 B20 “SE ook? |. Loe * gems vy oO ome 900 o eo Chief, Ferscmmel Bivision %,,° as 2S 8 St arta | : a Kk ‘, ea Sf 8 OVERNMENT SmiatiNG COCR 1dSe Cred ; ’ ‘a Be R copy : 14-0000 CoNDNED PERSONNEL ACTION : , Tanapacé, Mario Jy Filo Clork 7 i 1 . é ” t . 4 weg cet me eM petetiet fet mele pamtangia Eee Rip scene ment een tegen on ne SE te we pee oe oe * : | _ ! H at oo” . $ : Je Soouttty Tafornnticn ‘ ; ears ment the followine types. of. ‘personnel, potions “Involving 1 as. ante in 1anee of ‘position: number (c). Reassienment within Division without th serbe Coe: chance.’ (Note: "For actin (type d) a tories code chenes (a) Reassignment wit S*-50 will be prepared for vouchered 5 (3) erste Dote- of f tetdon _7 Decoste, ie (8). seT TON ay Os UF (10)' ScLmDULE (11) SLOT = TITS. SLES -GN.DE NOS “Sohagony Dorothy Ae = Filo ae ire eR ry Supesviso® 6S2305-] BY-353.01 .kers, Erma De. File Chérk * E-3usC2 2B File-Cherk GS~305-h BV=35h6 Hallinan, Martha M. = File Clerk ; XBhe: 7 “3. LPke Clerk ran 682305-4 BVA3SU.02 @awlor, Carol Ke File Clerk " Fo RAg8 doe “Go. Bite Chote: GS+305-L 9351.02 ‘Law, Lois File Cletk | i £-38.03. Fite Clerk =. (68+308-b: BY-351).03 Pruitt, Earl B. File Supervisor ~~ : 3 an File: Clerk. G3-305-l, By-> ‘ * Service & Correspondence Section : soe) ods, Janes File Clerk File: ‘Soetion ot ; \ . ae * %3L.03 | f . Pike Supervisor GS+305=h BV-3570 Riter, frene M. File Clerk “Xn3202 0B Fer Chore. GS-305-bBY=358, \: Be | RY Pineicnere, Pie BV=358 «C1 3 ' File Clerk, Gs Lyddnie, Mildred Ke File Chere : Ceppa, Loretta Me (14) APPROVED’ |. : oe cnnel oi co een mnt gente ere de emeentcanipeenieme Some sp enemas vem i BY-358.02 ; * 14-00000 epaerta et riscess 8. Civh seReitE come : .CENTRAL. INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1, NAMC (MM ~-IS$—-MRS ——one tees meee. cmrriakces, emp avmesoes 3. PATE GF BIRIN ‘13 JOURNAL OR ACTION NO, | & pats ° ' Janos 3, Woods 28 Aug. 052 This is t0 notify. you of the following errien ofeeting your evupleyment: _ . $8. NATURE OF ACTION (uss Braweaag teeescicery a et rective pate 7 CIVIL DEAVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY 11 MEADQUARTERS, 12 FIELD OR aerre . — DEPARTMENTAL af i: eee Lees . ie miner 10¢. 3, 49. BATE OF APPOINT. [ . (20. LEGAL RESIDENCE RETIBEMENT ACT | HEAT AFFIDAVITS «= Ch-c.ainto () paoven . Lo FACCE SHOE ONLY) ; . a . qo. - STATE: t . ABLE LAWS. RULES AN 0 etd 1 ae “pie Unrren STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS CN TRE ACTION SAP BE CORRECTED CR CANCELLED 17 NOT 1M ACCORDANCE WITH ALL REQUIAECEN q- i . i s > . . : a x 5 _ wo : . - aot ! Giie?, Parcemmel Divisica ENYRANCE “EE RICTERST Rating: g Po 3 ng fine oP oe, ‘ MSG ae ‘oa Graea Sper aa omni ie WU. &. OO VEANMENT PRINTIOZ OF 7ICR (1950-690079— 4& PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 14-0000 —— tame ee bebe odcad? aout Teer BO BB Le Rie eee |, 2 25 DarwongebsDi visten- - (ads 32 o dog SEP Lee S| - . “te y te Me ~ a so ~™ Ue. 26 Marah 1952 “} aD CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ©. NATURE OF ACTION (Ube stANOARD tr RecAMOSYD b LOFRCTIVE GATE 2 | me 7 CIVIL SERWICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY ® peainice. “scmies, — GRA! ALARY roe to ORGAMIZATIONAL * DESTINATIONS [TT] rae DEPARTMENTAL 12, VETERAN'S PREFERENCE 14 POTION CLASSIFICATION ACTION wew | vice | ta, | k 40 powwe. ¥ Orne ny By ve Taka cppotatondd to subjcot to eatiefesteny trlch parat of ono years fubjeat te a catiatiatery zedteal eunalciathiiiy _ ; e7.9 63 aetieavit oxesuted, | Re . “poé-_ 06 [67/57 Ceope e4{2{Fe--~ hede edfri{st Bo 8°8 o FE oo y HS g's 7 meee i ee Te WV. GD, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF FIVE weo-asvers 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 1 MAME (M0, —MISS— RS. -——one oLveM MAME UNITIAL CRY AND SURMAGEL. - oF meth 3 JOURNAL OR ACTION NO | 4. DATE . . 4 - Hr, Juss 8, Yeots . _O Pods 1908 | 7 57 —=sCiéRR Apr, * This is to notify, you of the follou ing action affecting your employment: . 42 FIELD OR,OEPT'L FIELD DEPARTMENTAL } arn FrrorniaTion + $8, SUBJECT TOC. 3, 19, DATE OF APPOINT. | 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE SEX | RACK . RETIREMENT ACT MENT AFFIOAVETS C} crameo ©) proven fnow aps {Fibre RO) dACCASHIONS OMEUD . aa . . STATE: 3 SET TCORTTENTST cae TITER ener ee 0-0: ae 23 Apey- 93 “20. HEMARWS: THIS ACTION 15 BUEIICT TO.ALL APPLICAGLE CAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS AND-MAT BE sUSITCY 18 INVESTIGATION A} BROVAL UY THE UNITED STATES-CHVIL SLAVICE COMMISSION. THE ACTION MAY BE CORRECTED Oa CAHCELLEO IF Wor 1N ACCORDANCE WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS, 14-0000 : " WORD “YES” IN THE BOX TO THE RIGHT. 1 NO CHANGES ARE REQUIRED, place THE WORD “NO” IN THE SOX AT aicut, ‘[Llt_up to ala ‘ ‘* . CONFIDENTIAT “~s CLASSIFICATION - ° FITNESS REPORT __ GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION A _ 1. CMeLOveR NUMBER [E™ mame (haat, (stttimiddie) - 7 "WT pate OF sierale, pen 5 chant [€. tb 010032 WOODS, James S, = . (02/20/28 M D 7, OFFICIAL POSITION TITCE a 8. OFF. DIY RR OF ASStemar nT a TORENT STati ow te cnue fCh.F) RECORDS ADMIN OFF CH Dbo/CCS/REG HQS X]Hos-f Jor ST ey, tyre OF meroat ~~ 11, TYPE OF APPOENTMENT ia. DA 4 WLPORT DUE IN O.P, 41 July 1977 12. REPORTING PLATDD IFmOM. TU) aay 76 = os Jul QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE FORM I$ BEING subaitieo. “with CHANGES, “AND {& ATTACHED TO IMIS REPORT, PLACE THE Pertormonce Ce cnocroptable, Aa vatlg nthe jotegory ‘requires’ immediate ond positive remedial “oxtlse, Se es Seem fo Sater “plocing on probatio sonlanant os fo teperotles - OF proposed: ta Section BD.” we performs EA thal abillly 16 fe . Sracivic BUT "Chief oF cos Tegleery--Superviges “Guployeea in petting « up and main panna | taining Staff Eiles. and neceasary card ftiidices; receiving, distributing and die~ |: patching Correspondence to and from the: Staff; and Processing, requests for File 0 tracea‘and other information. - a SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8005 “Records Management 0! Eiger--Reaponaible for overali management pari of CCS records management program. Monitare devélopmentsa in DDO records ‘manage~- 0 ment policies and. procedures}. maintains Ifaison with ISS and Ddo Records Manage- ment Offiéers; | seeks_imprévement_in_CCS_recarda. organization and_disctp SPECIFIC DUTY NO, sWorks with personnel responsible for developing and Launch tag the ; RaTiNa | CCS comptiterized records systén (ceNco)” ‘to ensure proper integration of Registry | : informatton. 8 a namie neces rrr anne ST rr nr rr eer . HATING ~ cartaa SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 ere ere heer icra reer etn ee Rare tareenne = £6 ae “Panna SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 8 ‘ . . * " . t SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 4 — ; 7A 1 facme ¢ __. OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION _ . . . RATING Toke Into account everything abou? the emptoyow which influences his effectiveress in his current position weh as performunte of apocitic dutles. LETTER productivity, condust an fob, cooperativeness pertinent personal traits or habits, and particular imaotions of talents, Sared on your knowledge of amptoyea’s overcti performance during the tuting period, place the letter in the rating box couarpondicg to the Matoment which mos? ecto re) tately sotlects his level of pertarmonce, . f Ts AON TIONS " o . 5 CLASSIFICATION, : " = ne rors se Pervious . ONFIDENTIAL a. (mpoer ce sy __061088 . iy sane 14-0000 rom ole nts, eg EOI a hie cents nen sen aes Pre CONFIDENTEIA CLASSIFICATION SECTION O -NARRATIVE COMMENTS tadkote ligniticant strengths or weckneres demenstroted in curren position keeping in preges perepoctive thei yebvtoaahip fo overalt performance, State tuygertions made for improvement of work pectormance, Give recommendutione for troming. Comment on forenpa Kegeoge competence, If required for turrent position. Amplify or explain rohngs gives in Section C to provide best boris tor sdorerouning teture pérectwal orton. Moonee of performance of monogeriol_of tupervisory dutien and coat comecionmnen in the use of perionnel, “ . extro spore ts needed te complete Sechon B, attoch a reparate theet of poper.” Mr. Wooda - continued to pérform in outatanding fashion as: Chief of - the ccs Registry during an' extremely busy period. The figures cited in the last Fitness Report ds to . the workload of the CCS Registry continued to be representative of the volume and variety of Mr. Woods' responsibilities. Ha supervised the work of six subordinates with a successful combination of patience” and firm professionalisa, He: continued to be the source of sound, constructive suggestions for coping with the paper "explosion océasioned by the investigdtiona of CIA and the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts. Mr. Wonda ia a highly valuable, reliable, unobtrusively effective records manager. In moving on to new responsibilities in an area division he lcaves behind a solid. ‘Fecord of achievement. and the aduitation of those with whom whe. hae geeved in OCS. | MONTHS | "EMPLOVEE WAS Omen UNDER My SUPERVIGION. GPRICIAL TITLE or ‘aubaavison Del ccs 16 Auguat 1977 "2. BY _ EMPLOYEE: DATE . I HAVE C27] on WAVE NOMI ATTACHED A STAIEMENT CONCERNING INE SUPERVISOR'S EVALUATION OF MY FE RFORMANCT . . 3. BY. REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Mr. Close's evaluation of Mr. Woeds' porformance during the reporting period agrees completely with ‘iy observations and conclusions. Mr. Woods is a. first-class professional records officer ana supervisor who has Clearly. earned an overail rating of OUTSTANDING. oo, . a we eee CATE Oreiciat TILE Ow REVIEW REVIEWING OrricialL Pee ser REMTED Nat —— 17 August 1977 7 | ‘3 Chief, Central Cover Staff Rien W. ISENSTEAD 4. BY EMPLOYEE T CERTIFY | HAVE GREN THe ENTRIES IN ALO SECTIONS [ote eee OF THIS REPORT, 4 HAVECLOT} AVE NOTCOIIIATIACHEO Peles a4 Spelt ame S$) woods : AK STATEMUNT CONCERNING THE SEVILCAING OFFICIALS EVALUATION GF Sty PFREORMASSS 14-0000 ae ” CONFIDENTIAL _ ~ “CLASSIFICATION “* FITNESS REPORT GENERAL | INFORMATION — — “iT cate ur otntnfa, sex | o-cHaol [E- ob SECTION A . 4. TePLOve Nuebee iz uae (Laat, freat, niddte) James S. [02/20/28 | M | GS-12} pac 010032 ‘ woops wai nn — TS OFFI OT W Ha OF ASSTONWENT 29, CUDOTAT ofa Td ON TO,COHE FCh. ED DDO/CCS/REG | s k [eos-J 7, OF tC tAL PONT TION FITLE . t4, OATE REPORT QUE tH O.F. RECORDS ADMIN OF CH 30 duty 1976 won” “yes” IN ‘THe sox Jo TH "IOHT. is NO CHANGES Ant . me woop atauteto, mace token o recommended should be described. Perlormonce he, sotidoctory: ‘Desi sd rowlts ore being prodaced ied the monner oopected. a ( up to sin of the most, ‘eapertont spocitic dution perlormed durlag the tating perlod. lavert toting lotion ahich bent performs EACH apecitig duty, Con ony sttectiven ets In performance of: thot duty: alr omployess with: wepervhory eponuiitio MUST be ‘tated én: ° ely obltity to supervise Wadicate jomber of ‘employs’ -poOrscivic DUTY NO. # Chief of Registry, ‘Sect Lon--supervises 6 employees ‘tn tiaintenance of Staff files and requfred | card indices; recedving and distributing Staff cor- : respondence; apd processing requests for file checks: and other. information RATING Lerrer s RATING Larrae ‘Records Management Officer--responaible for the overall CCS ‘records managesient program 0 " RATING verraa ‘[eracivic oury No. # : ee ee RATING Larrea wy Rare LETTER 7 , . . ‘ FO ATI LETTER | sraciric bury NO, 6 a : i © pun GVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION — Take lata crcowat overything abowt the captoyse whith ballvences hit effectiveness in Kacurront powtion toch os perlormonca oF aspect dation, Productialty, conduct on job coeperctivensu, pertinent porswnal traits or habit, aad particuior femecatices at "cheats Based on your browladge of senpinyse's avecall peclarmunte Seting the rating patios, place the letter ia the sonny fea casrespccuiag to the scotemect wh mac otcw | o . wre, ; eatoly rotiects his bevel of portes mcnce. CLASSIFICATION . 061088 CONFIDENT IA LY es wre cor ote use Senaraus ery AS Cotrioes avpeoets. te ream Yr Sg rng bed te en DS: sti] af 14-0000 | competent, knowledgable, yet fl : CONFIDBNTIA . : CLASSIFICATION SECTION D _ NARRATIVE IVE COMMENTS, A fndhate sghificont strengths or weuknosses demonstrated In current position Aeeping in proper perspective thelr sebetionship te overall performonce. State suggestions, mode for improvement of work performance. Give recommendations tot Naining. Comment oa forslye lenguoge tompetence, # required for turrent position. “Amplity oF eapluin ratings given’ in Section C fo provide best busin for determining tutvro perneanel “aetion Monnet of performance _ ey managerial ov supervi tnoey dvties and cost sonulousaen in the vie of personnel, spare, equipment ond fends,_mvst be commented on, 4 _opplicoble. " entre space lb seeded to complete Section D, ettach @ separate sheet of paper. Mr. Woods ia a quiet,. highly effective manager of a major repository of recorda. within the DDO. The workload of his Section de staggering: over 8, 000. documenta filed each month, over 500. ‘index cards prepared each month; close ‘to 300 Freedom of ‘Information or Privacy Act requests processed each month, etc. Mr, Woods organtzés his Baction well; he handles a group of aix women with skill and understanding and he heads, as a result, a harmoniously working team, “"Mr. Woods approaches problems with a positive atcitude and brings lis considerable jexperionce and. ioiagination to bear with appropriate initiative and follow-through. ‘Hia response te the exceptionally heavy workload of the. Staff over the past year, of. Congresstonal investigations iad cover exposes vas vite 1 to the Staff; and th £61 : gfowing avalanche of- “paper ‘and heavily. - . SECTION E SLE RHO pr as ae wor . ~ 12 ; ; . . . 7 a Cate ° OFFICIAL vince OF GUPERVIGOR © - 27 July 1976. | De/ecs st ; j 2. BY EMPLOYEE. > ee DATE : _ sietiarone ‘DF yambLova § Have []} on HAVE Hor CT) ATTACHED A STATEMENT CGNCEANING THE SUPLRVISOR‘S af Lt dts 4 yy EVALUATION OF MY PLEEORMANCE. 7 ubky 7& zm A B i _ ~ 3, BY REVIEWING go? ; COMMENTS OF REVITWING OFFICIAL - - Te fee eee ‘ . £ havé no difficulty in agreeing with. the letter ratings and the narrative evaludation:in thé above report. Mr. Woods established the high level of his professional competence very soon after his assignment in CCS. and has maintained this standard without. interruption. T again must- ‘emphasize his abilities as supervisor in one‘of the toughest supervisory assignments known to me, With a. Registry Chief like Mr. Woods, it is ¢asy to cole to the conclusion that running a. registry of the complexity and volume a8 that of ccs” 4s: a cinch - at least he makes it appear that ways joare qT GFVICIAN TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL [TEE gga BRING URN TaD Nok Ane aN ATURS - 29 July 1976 | Chief, CCS i Erich W, Isenstead - 4,_ bY “EMPLOYEE ; ' fiatiiy T NAVE § STEN Tat ¢ CNERIES IN AL ALL SECTIONS [Oate rer se wy mf SOR} eave NOTOM I aT racneo Lovet OF Tres REPOGT, 1 on A STATEMENT CONSE RISING TMP REVITWING OFFICIALS Pe vALUat res OF MPA PETE ORMANCE , 5 29 guty | Upregheoe CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL a? 14.90000 SECRET FITNESS REPORT - SECTION A ji GENERAL INFORMATION 4. eupcovee NUMBER [B> NAME (lool, fire, middie) TO a DATE OF BATH la” Sat” FOOSE TS. 3D 010032 Woods, James Ss. | 02/20/28 | ‘MGS-12; DAC PPICIAL POSITION Tit 6. OF F/OIV/ER OF ASDIONUENT,O. CURRENT GTATION 7 we eas feb ore! 7, OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE’ Records Admin OF-CH we DDO/CCS/REG HQs Zz Lx ai | tt, TYPE OF OF Aprowrmant 1a. TYPE OF REPORT AeoERVE ONTRAC 7 18, REPORTING PERIOD (from-0=) 14. DATS REPORT OVE IN O.P, 1 January 1975 - 30 June 1975 31 July 1975 SECTION B QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE " WIN CHANGES, “aANO 1$ ATTACHED TO pais REPORT, ped ta QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE FORM 13 BEING SUBMITTED - worp ves IN. THE 8OX 10 THE RIGHT. If NO CHANGES Abt - REQUIRED, PLACE THE woro “NO” in THE box at mie : Toten Nenana mie niiwctaiet weno tome onpedts. The rectors , foe oulgning this totteg shovld be stored in Section 9 end! secootiesd ections . token of recommended should be described. Pertormonce is satlsfoctory. Derirod sequlis org being produced fn the moneer exported. Partoraiance 1146 @xtoptional in relation to toquirements of the work ond in_ comparlion '2 ‘he + betrione a hers aising similar work os to warrant special recognition. : 7 - - . “Ties upto an of the-most important specifle duties pert med duttag | the taflag period. Insert rating fetter which best dereriboa the Monnet os t0 wich emitoyes. peclarms EACH spacifle. duty. Consider Onty: olfectiv In perlormancerof that duty. All employees wits wrervivory reaponsibiites MEST Ge ested’ on their ability to eupervite (Jndicote number of empliyees supervited). GPECIFIC OUTY.NO. $ Chief of Registry Section -. supervises 7. employees . oreciric oury NO. a + {Records Management Officer - responsible for the overall ces recores St jmanagement program, ensuring that it is in conformity with DDO and Agency records management nt policy and procedures. i . » GATING TF j : . : . i : t ereciric auUTY NO. 3 - RATinea . . . L€ITER § { ePeciFic OUTY NO. 4 GPECIFIC DUTY NO. & 2 3 Y - + z r SPECIFIC DUTY NO. e “OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Take inte account everything aboot the employoe which Influences bit oMectinenens In his cureant pectin woth es patormgece of yeti Gotten Broductiaty, cond.ct on job, cooparanvore’s, portineat sensor! tain of Soba, ond porticutes beasarors ov tolenty Bored Ga your bacetetge * of employee's overall peosmance during Ihe tating period, Blace the lentes in the rating bos carrewpending to the sicterent wach ata, 6 5S ratvly reflects hia level of performance. FO RATING ° gervea NOLASSNF-ATION erineT hea POSTE Peter aye one : . 4a g:73 AB seitvens a. 7 guy ters 2 warp ca oY 14-00000 LT habteemnnemnrane Tet SECRET CLASSIFICATION SECTION i) NARRATIVE COMMENTS __ tadicate Spaticont trengths of weetnecee Gemearroted in curreet pouticn besping in proper Beripertive thew Telenemabcp to overall performance State wapertions mady for beprovement of werd peclermonce, Give recomeeadations for Homing. Comment ‘ot Ideign tengeoge competence, H required for current position. Amplify of eaploin rowings given ln Section C to provide best baris for determining futere persomael action. Manner of ferlormance of monageio! on supervisory duties 073 com eomadyernen in the we of peronrel, 2, eqvipment ond fund, mew be commented on, sepicabte, “ extra space 11 neoded te complete Section G. omcch @ reporate weet wt paper. 1), i if 35 aM 75 . During the 6 months under review Mr. Woods has continued to fulfill his responsibilities in the same excellent manner which has been documented in his _ last two fitness reports‘and which led‘to his. promotion. to GS-12. Mr. Woods surefootedness as a records officer and manager of people, together with ability to take necessary initiatives where actions are required and his. Maturity and sound judgement, make him an ideal chief of ‘this very active, and complex. regist: ‘office. 7. a ual rot vi deprive me 6f ‘the ‘services of ‘this: extraordinarily ‘competent and effective officer. . “CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS an BY “SUPERVISOR __ = THIS REPORT NAS NOY BEEN GNOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION MONTHS ZMPLOVEE- HAS’ Sain SUNDER MY DUPRERVISION L year, 9 9 | months: : so OATR pormeras TITLE OF BUPERVICOR 7 July 1975° Chief, CCS ; 2, BY EMPLOYEE OTATEMENT Concéaxina TNIS TY. MAU ATION [oars OF MY PER FORMANE ; 7 July 1978 3. 8Y REVIEWING OFFICIAL. . oregon pant esr Ben we Isenstead BIGNA’ URE OF EMP SMPNES “in RET ST oa Peete: <7 Woods HAVE AYTACHED COMMENTS OF. REVIEWING GFFICIAL There is no one in the chain of command who could act as reviewing officer. : . a TS, DCEANI7Y THAT | HAVE SEEN THE ENTOED yw LOATS ALL SECTIONS OF THIG REPORT July 1975 | - “James S$. Woods 14-0000 “[reuplovad woween” Ta. Name flow, first, middie) -_ | - CLASSIFICATION. | -~ FITNESS REPORT GENERAL INFORMATION _ "ITs. OATE OF oInTHIA, GER 18. GRADES 6D 010032 | = WOODS, JAMES Sw = sé 2/20/28 =| SOM 65- 12) 0 ?. OFFICIAL PORITION TITLE: 8. OFF/OIV/BR OF ADSIGNMEN ®. CURRENT STATION 10 cook ict ome" RECOROS ADMIN OF-CH.- __ rs 000/ cocs/neaisTay [a HEADQUARTERS x Clee 1. Tv . SECTION A ta. Ty Type oF REPORT 14. DATE REPORT pus “IN OP. 31 January 1974 (Retirement of Supervisor. 13. WeromTinG PERIOD (from-to-: 1 dune 1974-3? Decenber 1974°- " “QUALIFICATIONS UPOATE FORM 1S BEING SuBMITIED with CHANGES, AND {% ATTACHED TO THIS REPORT. PLACE THE . WORD - ves" in THe 80x 0 tHe RIGHT. IF NO CHANGES. “ARE REQUIRED, PLACE THE WORD “NO” IN THE BOX at RIGHT. Perlormance ts wnacceptable. A ii tategory Innedlats ond pallie ronodial Giiaa, Taw aatow a to oeiaat . could vonge Irom coverslip, to tarther tralaisg. 1 plociag-oa probation, to riowigament ‘Gr to separation, Describe action totee-, i oF proposed In Section D. . Porformance is deficient in some ospects. The fearon for atslgaing this rating should be stoted Ia Section D ond remedial octions ' token or recommended - should be. desiribed. Pqiformance Ib char: d x wey. > 1. Performance is sa on natin ratation fo, to ements of the work eod-la n conga to the’, pectormenes, of | ‘others’ “ne snes ~ work 99 fa wortant sere teeognition, . -_ Fi Ciric DUTIES Ut up to six of the most important specitle duties performed ducing the rating-porlad. tnsart rating letter which ben dereribos the monnoe Ini which eoplores performs EACH specific duty, Condor ONLY effectivenoss in performance of that duty. All omployecs with wwpervisory rosponsibdilities MUST be rated on their obiity to supervise (indicate avingor of eniployees topervised). - 6PECIFiC OUTY NO. t RATING | Chief of Registry Section - supervises seven employees S$ RATING QaTTER . SPECIFIC BUTY NO. 2 Records Management Officer - responsible for the cverall CCS records management program, ensuring that it is in conformity with DDO and Agency records mManage- ment policy and _procedures, a specific cuTy No.9 CCS Security Officer - B - Briefs a1? new and departing ccs employees on Agency and CCS security procedures. Also responsible for duty rosters and related security instructions, and niaintains liaison with the Office of Security - . through. 6. October 1974 a ae aPeciri tel our no. 4 RATING, LertEr SRECIFIC DUTY KO, 5 RATING Lerrea | Os ees ae ! LSTTE! OVERALL_PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION ene meee Fe ome Bet Yt st) Tobe into acccan) everthing cbovt the amployeo which influences his eMachvesens ia hin curren? potinan such ot performance of specific duttan | LETTER producewity, conduct an job, cooperativensis pestneat pertcael hails of habin, ond parthccicy Heures or tolean Bowed 08 your hrosledge | of eaployes’s ewaral! perlarasce during tho totitg period, place the fertar ln the raneg boa carretpe-diag % the starement which moss ace j 5 rately reflects bis levet of pavfosmaree. i } Ok ie £2, UAPDET CL aT 908307 gs" Go CLASSIFICATION SECRET ous Conivara sate eocs a-4% 45 lt 14-00000 i secret . $ CLASSIFICATION SECTION O wang y= NARRATYRNCOMMENTS —— i Indizate signiticon? shengths er wealssssea demonstrated iw overeat potition beeping fn proper perspective thelr rolatombip to overnil performance, State suggetivons mode for improvement of work pectormomce Cire cocommeridations for training Comment on foreign language competence, H required for current position. Amplity of expiown eohags given in Same C fa Troe FEMA sie i for determining tuture personnel oxtion Munres of lermanca of monogerial ov superracry dates ond tost consciogerma De shh be o¢e, eguipreant ond funds muct be commented on, 4 Reabie. it a renmnnrnann ee . entra spore ie needed 0 compete Section D, moderne foe th Beehiaed | ; Since his last Fitness Report, in June 1974, Mr. Woods. has continued his extremely |- fine performance as a conscientious, hardworking and. thoughtful records manager and ~ registry supervisor. The CCS registry workload rémains’.at about the same level as previously reported, and Mr. Hoods regularly works an hour or so of uninterrupted over- [time every working day personally reorganizing procedures, cleaning out, consolidating, . and. retiring files. His enthusiastic determination in reducing the numbers of out-of~ date and no longer useful files is most exemplary. Knowing the numbers of primary and supplemental files involved in this exercise, and as.a retiring supervisor, I can only wish hin "good: luck": Mr. Woods also continues: eager to Tearn and use hew methods afd techniques. burd this reporting period, in July } $74, he took: the Agency course. "Introduction to. Nicrographics Seminar §2." Finally it gives .me-pleasure to note here thas; effect “ive 6 sorter 1974, Mr Hoods will be given 2 a well deserved Premot tan: from és Weé & S&S 123. CERTIFICATION _AND “COMMENTS _ _ 1. BY SUPERVISOR ee TF THis REPORT HAQ NOT DEEN SHOWN TO BUPLOVER, GIVE. EXPLANATION ae ea eee MONTHS EMPLOYER AS OEEN UNDER MY SUPERVISION 15 months OPFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVIGOR DATE 20 Novenber 1974 Deputy Chief, CCS ™ ~ NT = ™~ TF 7 [sanay REO oe EMPLOYER STATCMENY CONCYRNING Tia gVALUATION [ATE nen .) Aye 14. | | eee Cfiin TAOS owed OF MY PERFORMANCE James $. “Woods nave WOT verrenen: WAVE ATTACHED u? 3. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL bd COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL ~ the quality of Mr. Woods' performance during the reporting period. He is a thoroughgoing professional records officer who uses his extensive experience and his gcod judgement to take initiatives toward improving the Registry service and the management of records. Hand in hahd with his high substantive competence goes his exccllent ability as a super+ | visor. I can say nothing more laudable in this regard than that I have not ‘had to deal with Registry personnel problems during the last year. He knows the job that needs to be done ahd so da his people. With this kind of leadership, the work gets accomplished with a high state of ee Apap; MEEDNEUS 5.72 Y Sot PRINTED MANE BIGNATURE Isenstead nr RL THAD OP Gavin OFFICIAL | Chief, Cover and 25 November 1974! Commercial Staff Hl Erich W, "4 BY EMPLOYEE _ Bate USRRTIFY THAT | Wave BEEN Tas zntarga in [O°7€) + L Tala a ares or sus toves 7. ws, io ALL BECTIONS OF THIB READR { ~S iad’ wd { , wf i) hate ae ae a) va a tare i . “ost | CUASEICATION bf oe ‘ i SECRET Both Mr. Yates" letter ratings. and narrative comments accurately refléct} nied Wet ee 14-00000, 4 b SKRCRSET CLASSIFICATION FITNESS REPORT GENERAL INFORMATION Grave! 5. 00 Ta OAte oF miatula. akx ‘EMPLOYER NUMBER ET NAME Toe, fre, middie? lar 010032, 7 WOODS, JAMES 8, | 02/20/28 i. Ww. j9S-21) D 7. OFFICIAL POBITION TITLE- e OFF/OIV/0R OF ASSIGNNENT)O, CUNRENT STATION pe “coos fei onal RECORDS A ADMIN 07 + CH -_| Ppo/sesCAetasTay HEADQUARTERS ix[noe Ile Th, FFE OF APPOINTMENT tA. TYPE OF REPORT apm fom oe 18, REPORTING PERIOO {/rom-to-| 1 June 1973 - 31 way 1974 14, DATE REPORT DUE IN OP. 30 “June 1974 2D WITH H CHANGES, 'ANO IS ATTACHED 10 IMIS treost, matt te PACE THE WORD "NO" IN THE GOK AT OWT. " QUALIFICATIONS UFOATE FORM 1s ctING SUB: woep “VES” in THE x. TO It stGet. * WO CHANGES alte REQUIRED, Porlormance is teficiont i» some ospects, the. teavons 1 tor onan, the ng should bo need in Section @ ond romediut actions token | or secommented shavia be dernhed. $2 Strong +f O-Outstanding. © fo — SEE HC “DUTIES. : tise vp to sla of the mow important openitiic duties performad during the tating period. tnyort‘rating letter which bast doscribos tho manne la which omployes; performs EACH specific duty. Consider OHLT offertirones in perlotmoace of that duty. All emptoywer with swpervicary responsibilitres MUST be rated on thesis ability'te supervise {I (indicore number of employes seperined, @PECIPIC DUTY NO. 1 RATING Chief of Registry Section - supervises seven enployees, SPECIFIC DUTY NO, & - Records Management Officer - responsible for tha ovérall CCS. records managemant program, ensuring that it le in conformity with DDO and Agonoy records manages _ment policy ar and Procedures. + RATING Lurrer ee Me Security Officer - Briefs all new and departing CCS employees on Agency cO3 and ¢¢s security proceedures, Also responsible for duty rosters and related 5 Security instructicns, and maintains liaison with the Office of Seourdty. - -- . » RATING . LETTER BPECIFIC DUTY nO. 4 BPECIFIC DUTY NG. 3 . ' ; RATING areciric DUTY NO. oO OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING Larren Toke into accouat everything chou the amployce which influences aflectveness in ba current porition teh os performance of apaciT do ttes, productivetry, conduct 02 job, mucerctectest, pertiogc! personal traits or hatun, awd partnalcr hvitorons os tateate Gerad oe you Aageledgo i ol e@ play ee's avarall performances dertg the ret.ag cerind, ploce the letter io the rong bas cartespandag to the woremens wae am ow | S totaly raftects his level of portcr eucss. et: ars i CLASSIFICATION SECRS8T tobe eure vera Peneraly 73 45 earerens 14-0000 See SECRET © founnepm= CLASSIFICATION SECTION DO NARRATIVE, COMMENTS Sey Se Aye #¢ relationship to overo!l perfomance State tachkcere Vgnitaont “Sengths or , weeknenns demonstrated da tytraot bition heeping ia nivper or aduel iva ft suggestions muds for improvement’ uf eork peiformante Gre recummendations fer training, Comment on foreign language competency, if «oqvired for terest position Amplity of exploin ruhegs given In Section € bs movide best boris tor determining fytvre personnal ection. Monnee of pefermonce of emcee -al cv ivpersivory duties ond cow consctovenens in the wee A personnal. spore, squipmentyond funds. must be commented on 4 sppicable, i eate ere 44 needed 10 complete Sectron D, Otach © weperute theat «f poper. After a short overlap with hfs predecessor, Mr. Woods assumed his Fespons ibilities as Chief of Registry, CCS, -on 3 October 1973 - roughly nine months ago. In this. position he is responsible, overall, for CCS registry and records mafiagement activi- ties, including the supervision of seven other individuals. As could be expected from even a casual reading of his past fftness reports, Mr. Woods quickly took hold, and — has been performing his new responsibilities in an exemplary manner. Despite the ~ volume and variety of files with which he was required to become familiar, early on he } Systematically began cleaning. out, consolidating, and retiring files as appropriate, — ; Peorganizing. and updating the indexing system for individual and project files, and I istributiag employee workloads... He also ‘reorganized sthe placement of file. machine- | ry. desks, and service. counter to achieve greater employee, comfort and effictency in. + the utilization of personnel. Although hts -task as Staff Security Officer fs a ° -- secu dary function, he also: reorganized, staplified and re-wrote the seciirtty check” [and duty ‘officer Fos er procedures. . «Indicative. of .the work whitch he supervises are selected Registry statistics, for “Ray: dotuments filed, 8209 Files “pil ted" (and_re-filed) -for-Staff officers’ use, 6642 ‘cables’ processed’ and distributed, 9900 facility aad name ‘Searches, 2353 docuberits 10gged, 833 index cards made and filed, and 200 new files” opened. apuuring. his nine months with CCS; Mr. Woods not only has had to learn. the Lem" himse- __ CERTIFICATION AR AND. COMMENTS : _. : - f oe ‘y. BY SUPER\ WONTHS | “SM PLOVES HAG oatn “Tir THD | REPORT H Was Nor Been SHOWN .S EMPLOYEE, ive EXPLANATION UNStR” uy SUPERVIBION . f - at 10 mos poate Srmeiac vived OF GUPEAYIGOR voles gO ft hie Tne " ‘ee LY “a . : De/ced ot Yat => june 1974 2. BY EMPLOYEE osey an “Woare GIGNATURE OF enrcoved 1) srarowemisomsgumme ma gatvanon P20 yf. te Ctyned, od ao PA Rn an en re ne gs, “ $ ims attacnao > x" fuave nor aTraenaD . | ole = Vu nd ‘ Tiamou és. ood 8 ° ; : 3.6 br FEVIEWING OFFICIAL - ~ a ee. TORN EN TD C OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL in the relatively short period of his assignment to CCS, Mr. woods has completely Tived up to his advance billing as reflected in past fitness reports. -Mr. Yates has provided the specifics of Mr. Woods ' accomplishments and has left me only to say that Mr. Woods is a first Felass professional Records Officer and supervisor who fully deserves ap overall rating oF Strong, /, ene nn on ne - —~Terriciac TILE CF REVIEWING OF FICIAL prt Om PRINTED, MAME 4y sanatien 4 = = Sea ~ | c/ccs Erich ¥. Isenstead 4, BY EMPLOYEE. “ ek wONaTURE OF awevoyee — ven ds pel “! te | fiw ; wt A “te i CLASSIFICANION 7 eed SECRE? wee mR ne nA 14-0000 A Paved | PLN MMe are oe Design: Workshop. . aan , abilities: asa “housecloa er.” - ~ ~*~ SECRET oS Fitness Report Woods, James D. «10082 | 100: SECTION D NARRATIVE COMMENTS (cont inuéd) ar but has” been required, due to a turnover in personnel, to train three new Records Clerks. Courses taken since the start of his tour. with CCS include Operational . Records. I and III, ADP 1, Forms Management Seminary ; and Forms Analysis and,” a e - 4 i Mr. Woods has proved to be a , consctenttous, hardworking and thoughtful ory. wi provide statis ical ‘evidence of nis- _ ~ . _ . Mate - ge SECRET isor, and CCS is glad to have-him aboard. .1 am sure co, Ye 14-0000 . seromobssistribueing—ali—cable- tra le “icz-and—serves—as Top Soe Gt ' . SECRET a foten Dilted bn} GENERAL {PF tres aisdies it Date oF ginty 4. ORADE Ts. 30 Woods, James S. [20 Feb 28 ‘M {Gs-11 | D @. OFFICIAL POSITION TiTKe Records Admin Officer 1% REPORTING PERIOD (From: to) 1 June 72-31 Ma ooeseeptle PY ie thi category cequires ummediots anid positive temediat ac: The nature of the ection ft toy > covnteling. to feither troining. to fo Hoc oo probation, fo reassignment or to 24; ration. "Describe action ‘toten ; : _ o or prope! id ia Sechon.C- . inal ‘ CY Aaliciead 5 in tome oepects. The reasons for. siiynng this rating thould be stated in Section ¢€ ond semedicl octions - tolen of recommended thovid be dasesibed, - = Tester upto ain of thé meat h . it i ile forme : ° rt . 3 lormance of thal. i bee All employees manner in which employee pe : ‘with euparvisory rosponslbilitios MUST be ty 10 spent Ctdteate’ number of ompluyews eupsrvised}. SPrciFic OUTY NO, #, Station Records Management and Control Officer - responsible for the mediation, preparation, implementation and control of the Records Management Program, ; sPRCIFIC OMIT NOE Chief of Registry Section - in this capacity he super- visos one employee in the processing and pouching of all: dispatc and other correspondence; serves as the cable analyst, processing 0 PaTiNG LETTER Control Officer, SPREWIC DUTY NO. & ETT EN SPECIFIC OUTY NO. Be ‘ “OVERALL PERFORMANCE I cu i ae _ . re ee oe _ — Batra . Toho late arrount eres sthing about the emetngee whith inflsances his offerttranane to hts eyirent position euch os pore | PETE SH fermente of agpacites dubses, prided titity, Comduet an eh. ecoperetizenai, petticoat gerzanol rows se hebies, ond perticulas limitahona a tulenee, Danod on yout beowledge ct empises bw vering poied,! pidce the leites in the eating boo torratcanding fo tha ersierant wh-sh most aceuorely vellucts Ria lovei of pertermante. | 0 lasay Ce 7pem 4S oascyars maae-cne es. fone wedge > ating | LeTTean ores 14-0000 SECRET fetes Pr lisd tay SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significons sirengths or woakngnses vemonstroted 19 current position keeping in proper perspective thele relationsdss ta overall parloemines. State suggestions made for improvemést uf work Dedlormance. Give recommendations for Iaiaing, Consent on lareign lonquoge competence, 1 requiced for current pawisive, Amplily or explain ratings given in Section B te provide best basis for-dorermining lutuce personnel action. Monner of partatfurcé of monagerip! or supervisory dutivs ond cot contciouncens 29 fhe us af persennel tert eavinment ond lands, vit be © vomttad pn at oneticstle: i exes spoce st.needed to complete Seenon C, onoch'a sepuraie sheet of pope, This officer has continued to perform with a high. degree of effectiveness arid accomplishment. He has concentrated on improving. our records holding standards and on purging irrelevant and out dated files, In May 1972 he begaf a monthly serics of progress reports | <*. for the Chief of Station outlining the month's accomplishments. Copies oo of these reports through January 1973 wore sent to Hqs in OIRT-18014 and 18015, dated 9 Feb 73, These reports clearly show this officer's focus on records management activities, his ingenuity and agressiveness in | . launching programs of review of files and his tireless efforts in reduc- i ing Station holdings to a practi¢ai and uscable minimum. His records - - i pinventory as of September. 1972, feporting a total reduction. in excess -1 [of 85. feet, speaks far itself, His next report also promises to show-- ~ ‘dramatic reductions. . . ae | 1 _ This officer shows a sense ef professional responsibility and deteér- mination in the oft neglected. funetion of records management, deeper and ore intense than any other. witiiessed by the rating officer in his careex|- £, Registry with an ¢qually high’ | | officer may haVe been inadvértently i." _, Dial bushel‘ basket by having remained | | - Lary He performs his other duties as degree of effectiveness, “Subjeéc hiding his talcnts under the proverl fin the field for so long, It is the rater's hope that. llqs now has, ‘focussed on him and has discovered his potential for greater responsibili |ties. The records in this Station are tremendously improved for his having had a tour in Rome, We ar@ certainly giad he came, Si 2 BG SECTION D i. . ci - 1 CERTIFY. THAT | HAVE SECTIONS A, B, ANOC OF THISREPORT oate.. > SiGHAvUHE OF CUPLOVEE - ‘Woods |. 30 April 1973. /s/ James § ° "57 SUPERVISOR 2. Ons EMPLOVER HAS SEEM tF THT REPORT HA Been LHOWN TO EMPLOYER, GIVE EXPLANATION Une RAY SUPERVISION | . 2 a ee — _ SATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF G4FEKY-SOR TYPFO Of PRINTED MAME AND SIGNATURE 23 May 1973 Admin Officer ; _ ; ; /s/ Thomas McKinley 3. F EWING OF FICTAL COMMENTS OF HE VIEWING OFFICIAL - > This officer has been remarkably effective during his tour in Rome, . While we are very sorry'to Ioss him, there is no question that his formidable talents should be used on a much broader range of records nanagemeht and mlated problems thun could be done in this Station. His next assignment in Headquarters appears to give him that additional ~~ >> scope, We are-glad that he served in Rome and that during this tour ‘ here he received a well-deserved promotion. Rome Station's records have improved considcrably as a result of this officer's tour here. Iam in full agreement with the sbove comments and ratings. y Save TorriciaL TICE OF AE TESIRG OFFICIAL TIN PED OR PRILTED MAME ANG SIGNATURE 23 May 1973 i Ops Officer (fs/ William Acon, Jr. i “SECRET 14-0000 GETS thas ay as SECRET m™ | ee oe re : (Open Frtled In) . EuPLuree SERIAL NUMBER 919932 i“ CMe iv so | ¢5+10 D [PEA StionmENT OUPERVISOR CHECK (MT) - : ae [X[awnuac”*~<C~*~“‘“i#:*C ARBOR ELON. | ; [ [eeeciae Creerins = [ ferscian (Specttyyy 12. AEPARTING PERIOD (Fram tar? - 1 October 1971 - 31) Wa Waimea’ a unacceptable. j a seqvires immediate and posites temedecA aston. The nature of: the octon could. songe frome counting, to is feaining, to ‘plocing om probetian, to reanignment of to separation, Describe oction taten or propoied in Section C, - Performance is deficient in some aspects, The reosons for onigring th this cating sould be sated in Section € ond remedial actions ff. . totes: of reesemnmended should. be. -gescribads: i . i O-Outstondinig: --- Pethoimioons i is 50 scejphonal' in § eeletion ta saecineincte of the work and in comparison to the perlormence of others doing similar ie work oto ‘wotren t special see - . ; - —_ “= ——— Te PECIFIC DUTIES List op to six of the most_importent specific duties performed during the toting periad. Insort rating losser which Lect describes tha monner in which employee gecleems EACH specific dity. Consider ONLY elfactlvandss in perlormance cf that duty, All omployeas with suporvisory responsibilities MUST be raved an thelr ability 10 supervise (indlcate number of emptorese supersteadj.” SPECIFIC DUTY NG. # . Chief of Registry ‘Section - Ih this capacity he supervises one employee in the processing and pouching of a11 dispatch correspondence and in the erformance of other registry duties. SPECIPIC DUTT NG, 2 ee Station Records Officer - Re sponsible for the Station's Xecord Management Program. . 0 t 7 - , RATING LETTAR RATING LETTER OPREIPIC DUTY NO. 3 ; Cable Analyst - Processes and distributes all incoming and out- going cable traffic, SPECIFIC GUTY HO. Top Secret Control Officer. [spe ciPic DUTT NO. = as faring se F 2 Bo . Coe - SPECIFIC ure NO. 6 - - _ HA FING 1 CHTTeR qr c. SVERALU PERFORMANCE IW CURRENT POUTION OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION : RATING LerTan Toko inte occaunt ¢ aver ything stout the omployeo which Influences his “eSlectiveness in hie curront positien buch os per- formance of spocilic duties, productivity, conduct on jab, conperativenass, pertinent personal mais cr habits, ond purticylar limitations of talents. Bosed cn your nowledge’ af employee's overall performance dying the rating geriod,| oO place the letter in the roting bow corresponding to the stotement which moat accurstoly raflects his level of parformcnce. f ce 45 oDsoLere paevrove asrT0Me . SECRET 14-0000 seein ee set per tee A eRe cement ee ena A bol tr ON nw ate . SECRET {Uden Fitted Fad SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicote signilicont strengths or weoknesses demonstroted in current position keeping in proper pertpective thelr relationship te overall performonce, Stole suggestions. made for improvement of wark perlarmonce. Give recommendations for training, Comment on foreign tongquage competence, If required for turrent'poSition, Alnplily or exploin ratings given in Section B to provide beat boats for determining tvture personnel oction. Modner detfurmonce of monagerial ot tipersisory duties ond cost conscioysnes if ogplicable. tf entra space 1s needed to complote Poiewyrel ac tonacl space, eavinment ond funds, must ¢_ commented on, if 0, Section attach @ separote sheet of poper. This officer's performance over the past year has been outstand- ing. He is a-skilled professional records manager, an indefatigable worker and a highly imaginative and efficient supervisor. Since his dast Fitness Report he has directed a TDY team of records officers in a concentrated program Of records reduction. He devised the program and supervised its execution with most effective results. This Lo officer is a driver and a doer. He constantly strives to improve ‘the Station's records management posture and follows up with procedures designed to maintain the gains achieved by his.efforts, It is highly gratifying and stimulating to work with him. He, sees the broad dimeasions of the task at hand and focuses constantly on improving the system. This quality convinces the rater that he is capable of greater responsibilities. in a position of broader scope. I recommend that Headquarters begin to plan for the utilization of this. officer on the completion. of his tour of duty in Rome, He... - should be placed ina Headquarters position in which his, skills and _ broad exXpefience can be fully used and in-which he can’ achieve the _ professional growth of which he is both capable and deserving. : ICATION AND COMMENTS CERTIF BY EMPLOYEE | “ECERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT oare . - SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE . * 17 July.1972 | /s/ James §. Woods 42. BY SUPERVISOR. MONTHS EMPLOYEE _HAS BEEN F THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNDER MY SUPERVISION aE Oe . OPPICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR TTYPEO OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE ey “Admin Officer /s/ Thomas McKinley 17 July 1972 : BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL 3, : COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL I concur in the comments of the rating officer and believe the overall outstanding rating is well deserved. Subject is.a first-rate Records Management officer - deeply interested in his work, conscientio in the extreme and always looking for an innovative approach that will upgrade the functioning of Registry and- better serve Station needs. Without losing sight of the unending pressure to reduce and periodically reorder the Station's holdings, this officer avoids assuming attitudes .] that are cast in cement. He works with the Branches and individual officers in solving problems rationally. He is unfailingly pleasant and courteous and is ‘well-liked by all. The Station is fortunate to haye : cen OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEBING OF FiclaL TYPED OF PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE 25 July 1972 | ncos | /s/ Joseph A DiStefano SECRET 14-0000 we ea nade women onan et oy ; N dy ae . “s, cam Ca (cp SECRET, GENERAL 2. DATE OF BIRTH id. . 20 Feb, "28 ASECTION A 4. ORADE GS-10 (heat) (Fiset) * (Middtes Woods, James _S. Records Admin off 8. CHECK UX) TVPE oF APPOINTMENT “ePacian (Specify): 12. REPORTING FERIOO (Fram to) A July 1971-30 September 1971 ory requires iome token or tecmmended should be described: - 16 Satisfactory. Desired resulti ore being prédueed j in ‘the monner expected. - Performance ie chorocterized: by exceptional proficieney. a . Perlon Oo worsant special CEcognition, Tinennaeé in which ‘omplay: with supervisory rasponaibilitios MUST ‘be rated on theit ability to supervise Cindleate number of omployeon oupervised). SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4’ Chief of. Registry ‘Section - In thts capacity le supervises one employce in the processing and pouching of all dispatch correspondence and other registry duties, SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 2 Station Records Officer ~ Responsible “for the Station's record. . program and to give guidance and/or assist the- Station officers when called upon -to do" so, et a TeECIFIC DUT DUTY NOS * Cable Analyst - Process and distribute all incoming and outgoing cable traffic, this includes maintenance of the chrono files, SPECIPIC DUTY NO. 4 , Top Secret Control Officer.. tl, SPECIFIC DUTY NOS SPECIFIC DUTY NO. Take into accoun? everything cbovs the employee which inflvences his offectiveness in his curront positian such as pare feemance of specific duties, productivity, conduct an job, cooperativencss, pertinent personal traits of habirs, and particular Ibmitchons of talents. place tho lottor in tho rating box corraspending to the statement which most accurately roflects his level of porformance. SaRFT "Pas 45 oosctgre PReeOUT EOITIONS SECRET pore we EMPLOVEL SERIAL NUMBER s deficient ia tome. ospects. The reasons for assigning-this rating should ba stated in Section C and sevediol ottions Bosed on your knewledge of omployae’s overall performance during tho roring period, = § To Pawan | __|re a tonieanr auocover | js. A cati i ond positive remedial ection, The nature eet. the oction fig. to further framing, to plocing on probation, fo reassignment or to separation, Describe action foben isso exceptional i in relation to requirements of the work ond i ia comparison to the ptrtormonice of others doimg simitar 4 Lise up to six of the | most, important spocifie duties porformed during the rating period. insort cating letter which best describes the porlorms EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY offoctivaness in partormance of thot duty. All employees RATING Letrer RATING LETTER Ss. RATING LETTER Pp RA TOMG LETTER RATING LETTER RATING LEVTER eS! Reviewed by GP/SPD/PPB 14-0000 SECRET . CBS en Bled Pad SECTION C . NARRATIVE COMMENTS : Indteote signiticaut steengths of weakne sites demonstrated ia current position keeping in proper perspective theie relationship to overall serformance. Stute suggestions mode lot improvemect et work peclormonce. Give recommendctions for fainting, Comment on loreign language competence, if raduired for current poten Amplify or eaploin rotinge given in Section B to provide beat bows for determining tvture personnel action, Munnerol gerten ance of monogerial or supervisory dyties ond cost conszloveness in the vse of personnel, spoce, equipeent ond Hodes carbine 34 mented on, ss ayplicable. UH axtro space is needed to complote Section C, atroch @ separate theer of Peper, 4 Ws te I have worked with tiftd Weeicer just 2} months, but this has been long enough to satisfy me that he is above avernge in registry work. Ho is a very knowledgeable registry, technician, but most important, he is aggressive and imaginative’ in devising new procedures, or revising old ones to. improve the quality of registry sorvice to this Station, He is affable in dealirig with his peers and confident and persuasive in dealing with the senior management of this Station. Shortly after his arrival he took over the analysing and distribution of the cables, and prepared a Station procedure for this purpose, Immediately following that, he devised » new procedure for handling correspondence and. installed it, He had reviewed. the multitudinous files at this Station and has plans to trim them back to moré reasonnblo and sppropriate dimensions. In every respect, this officer has taken cherge of the function he is here to perform, and has devoted a great denl-of time, and effort to improve it. We are. indeed satisfied with his - SECTION D t . ~ ” . = - . Oo _ "ECERTIEY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT DF TGNATURE OF EMPLOVER ° 4 October 1971 s/_ James S. WNeods __ 2 __ a BY SUPERVISOR 1F IMIS HE FORT MAS NGT SEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOY FE, GIVE EXPLANATION MONT OS FMPLOVEE AS OF EN ONGEN Me SUFERWISICN 23 months FOVFMIAL TITLE OF sure Ne TISOR I TYPED O8 PHITTEO NANE AND SIGNATURE Gate 4 October 197: j Chief, Support | /s/_ Thomas. McKinle 3 “ : BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL _ COMMENES OF REVIEWING UF FICIAL Since I have just arrived at the Station T have not had an opportunity to observe this officer's performance, However, I respect the rating officer's judgnont, which in this case -coincides with other favorable commerits I have heard about the Subject. I-thereforo defer to. the rating officer's ovaluation, UATE “TTR EE ICAL TITLE OF ME VIC@ING OFFICIAL [TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE t i Deputy Chief of Station; . Octoh 97 , wepury i {sf Joseph A. Distefano . SECRET . : 7 . _ J 14-0000 ; SECRET . (When Fitted In) EMPLOYEE 5EHIAL NUMOER 010032 GENERAL (Pisat) (Middle) 2. DATE OF BIRTH James § 20 Feb.1923 %. OF F/OIV/ DS OF ASSIGNMENT D DPLEUR/ Malian 12. REPORTING PERIQD (Fiom- to) . 1 Januar 1971 ) . PERFORMANCE EVALUATION U-Unsatirisctory Parfaimancs + is unacceptoble, A soting in this cotegery requires immediate ond’ positive remedial action. The natu of thre action | = could vange from counseling, to further training, to plocing-on probotion, fo redisigament of to separation. Describe action tater or propored-in Section C. SPECIAL (Specify: 11. QATE REPORT Oud IN O.F. _MaHMarginal Faclormance is deficient in some aspects, The reasons for atsigning this rating should be stated in Section C and remedial ections ° - taken of recommended should be desenbed, . . .. P=Piolicient Performance: is satiifoctory. Oasired favulls ore being’ ‘produced in tha mannar ected. . oa Peformance i is characterized by exceptional proficiency. ~ Parformance is v6, exceptional in felation to requiremants of the work and in comperiion to the Perforinance, of others doing simitor . “work oo ‘to, wortont special tecagnition. Jb ‘O-Outstending | SPECIFIC DUTIES " List up ta six of tha moet important spocifle duttes performed during tho rating varied. Insert rating tortor which base doscribos the manner in which amplayas performs EACH specific duty. Considar ONLY affactivanges In porlormance of thot duty. All employoos. Sach suporvisory. caspansibilitios MUST be rated on their ability to supervise Cindicate dumber of employess auperviaed), : SPECIFIC DUTY NOT Reviewed, retired and rationalized Italian Branch Files and explained same system to Branch personnel SPECIFIC DUTY NG. 2 mo, . . . 2° HATING LETYER SPECIFIC DUTT NO. ® SPECIFIC OUTY NO, 4 : , . . tad a ’ RATING L@Trer SPECIFIC OUTY NOS SPECIFIC Duty HO. 6 . ~ . . - . oe > a ’ an HATING LETTER Toke into ceccunt everything ohout the employee which Influences his offectivenass in hie current position’ aud 4 as per formance of apacific dunas, productivity, conducr on jee cooperativenass, pertinant personal toits of habit, ond particular limitations cf talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating parlod, place the lotto in the rating bow carra sponding to the statemant which moar acewatoly reflacts his lovel of portermance. . SECRET inare ba: Reviewed by OP/SP D/PPB roam = 45 cuecurte enevioue eorriome 7-38 . + . 14-00000 eer sy en foreign tongueye tempetence, if requited lor sap popition.. Amplify f eaploln rotings given in Section B te provide best Fa iniaimum of fuse and. Branch dislocation)! ~ coo. ‘Iplace he is assipned. SECRET - (When Filled tn) SECTION C - NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths or weeinesses demonstrated in current postion haeping in propor perspective thele celctionship to overell performence, Stote suggestions ude for improvement of work performance, Give recommendations for talning: Conment basis tor determining futv:e personne! action. eae Fp ‘Viredic rb ken) tor bprerey sory duties ond cost consciousness seal pertcnnel, spore, gawerent ond td ot genes e ceplisable. iV este space is neaded to complete | ges attoch o teporote theet of ft pope Mr, Woods first made a survey of the, Augean, stable that the Italian Branch 8,,of direction, files had become over many years of shifts in personnel,and change He then reviewed, downgraded, and retired approximately 350 Tee Secret’ docu- ments with appropriate Project and Subject files and copies destroyed, At the’ conipletion of this there was not one Top Secret document on the Branch. He devised, gained approval from Fi/D, and carried out a new. procedure for the downgrading of TYLOTE material from Top Secret to Secret so that it could be retired, He retired approximately 60 Project, 25 Subject, and fifty 201 files, He surveyed the Commu- nist Party of Italy files and discovered that there were a total. of 93 of which 19 were | already closed. He closed 47 of the remainder and left 25 open. and. arranged for RID/ARD to Fetire all the material in. the open. files prior tol January 1971. He- closed and retired Pian files dating back to the early 1950"s, All in all, out of 76 feet of gale space filled with CS material, he retired 36 feet of files leaving a cata- logue. of where everything is or has been sent. “A remarkable récord (and done with — . What hé- did in such a short time apeaks eloquently ‘of how he went about his- duties for: which see the accompanying memorandum of recommendation for promo- _ tion, Reporting officer has known hirn over fourteen years and has the’ ‘unvarying impression of him as a quietly competent, diligent, reliable, self-reliant individual, /continued/ SECTION D 5 ____ CERTIFICATION _AND ¢ COMMENTS ° . “BY EMPLOYEE CERTIFY THAT 1 HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 6, ANO C OF THIS REPORT- SIQNATURE OF UMPLOVER Subject now in Rome Station BY SUPERVISOR if TIA REPORT HAD HOT BREN SHOSM TO EMPLOVES, GIVE EXPLANATION GSRTha EuPiov Ee WAS BEEN UNRER MY SUPERVISION 4 months See above GPPICCAL TITLE OF BUPERVISON BATE 27 July 1971 __ADG/EUR/italy _ 3. ~__BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL / ° COMNENTS OF REVIEWING — T concur In the above evaluntlon., ubjyee f turned In mn most impressive performance during his brief time on the Italian Branch. argely as a result of his enthustasm and initiative, the Branch was able to achieve what had never been accomplished before: a complete overhaul, leaning, purging, and restructuring of its filing system. To his credit, Subject has a keen appreciation: for operational requirements ‘and all of this work was done without sacrificing the future utilization’ of informatih acquired in the past; on the’ contrary, the efficient use of this material has been so enhanced that it will surely be reflected in our future opera tiens, Mr. Woods has a unique contribution to make in Rome or any other The Station is fortunate to have him....his presence is sorely needed to deo the sane thing in Rome that he has ‘just accomplish? Aaa erasers La Tie OF RE VIE@ING OF FICraL TYRED PRINTED ae ae cee. te. ischet £ 4 ‘Beaks Dare 27 July 1971 Chief/[talian Branch { { i i SECRET Ned 14-0000 emacs eet, seyerstgt ee Sipe cee a nse “eee . Ww xs] 2) . m -2- You give him a job and need not worry about whether or how it -will be done, The job offered no opportunity to observe his supervisory capabilities. He is cost conacious and security conscious, 1 us Fitness Report James S, Woods (continued) i SECTION D. 3. (continued), - : in Headquarters. The “importance of hin contribution and his personal, initiative and efforts should be rewarded by a promotion, SECRET, 14-0000 “SECRET “ ffhen Filled fa) EMPLOVEE SERIAL NUMBER 010032 FITNESS REPORT GENERAL (Middta) a. DATE OF BIRTH 0 Feb 23 SECTION A 1. AME {Loot} t iret? Woods, James S. 8. OF FICIAL PORTION TITLE %. OF F/DIVIBR OF ASSIOMMENT Recs Adm Off DDP/EUR/BCR % CHECK UR) TY PR OF APPOINTMENT 10, CHECK IMI TYPE OF AE PORT p [i |enouen Tax resiveneen eareovee | ff ewwcean {Apecity -j- 11. DATE REPORT OUE IN OP, > 30 November 1970 __ ‘PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Perlormane “ypeteeplable. A tating in this category requires immediate and pouitive semédial ection, The natere:of-the octice - 4 could range from ‘ecunieling, to further trainiag, to placing on probation, to reassignment or to separation, Desctibe qotion’ tole : ot propored'in Section G Performance is deRcient in some evict: The eeosone for assigning this rating should be soted in Secticn € ond’ teshedial actions. toten of recommended should be described, Partormance is tatufactery, Desired results ore being produced in the monnes esp Parformance i is characterized by exceptional proficiency,” . . Parformonce is to exceptional in relotion to fequirements of the work ond in comparivon to the performance of others doing ‘smiles -. ‘work o 98 to warrant spe cial recognition. . . .. Lo. 4, iP ECI -EFIC DUT List up to six of tho inost Importont specific dutios performed during the rating porlod. insert rating totter which beat, describes the manner fn which employes portorms EACH specific duty. Considor ONLY olfectiveness in parlormance ‘ot that duty. All omployeos with supervisory raaponsibilities MUST be ratad on their cbillty to supervise Uindicats number of amployece auperviaeth SPE CHIC DUTY NO, # Responsible for organization and direct management of tho Station Registry . SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 2 First-line supervisor for two full-time registry assistants. . HATING | BEETS OE Ss : : Lerree Organizes and implements review and purge of Registry and other Station fllos, 0 SPECICIC DUTY NA : a ner — “ RY Prepares Station notices and outgoing correspondence on. ‘ Registry matters. ., ‘ ” 3 RATING ¥ bd Lettres SPRCIFIC GUTY NOS Maintains and controls case file indéx and 201 file index. pe ee SPECIFIC OUTYT NO & oad Top Secret Control Officer "OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Faheo Into accaunt over pthing about the smployee which infivencas his offectivenass In his ewrent position such 48 per fermance of apacthe cutias, peatuctivity, conduc! on job, ccoperotivenels, pertinast personcl traits of habity. oad particclae limifations os tolents, Boxed an your knowledge of omploye overall perlormence during tha rating ported, s plese the atresia the faring bon corresponding tu the statement which most occutately rollects his fawal uf setharman 9, i OT. SeePPR "pas 45 ouscuars raeeae rooms SECRET < cere net teen ea ate, USF tame SECRET PPton Fitted tnt SECTION C HARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicore signifieant etrengths of weotnessos demonstiuted in current position heaping in proce’ pertpoctwe their relutiunship to overall perfarmince, State suggestions macle fos impracemant of work petlormance. Give reeersseudations fer training, Comment on foraryn longuoge competence, if required fos current pasition, Amplify of esploin ratings given in Section B te posits boss basis for derercining tuture pocsonnel action, Mongss of gerlormonce of munugeriol.or weetvisery dytios'ond cest consciousness inthe wre of personnel. 37.26% _oguipment ond Ione, rast be commented. envi sal Ucekles |i sana apace is needed to complete Section C, oltoch a eeporaie sheet of poper. et fi In the four months he has been under my supervision, Subject has demonstrated that he merits tn full measure the high opinion of him held by his previous supervisor. Conscientious, careful, fully knowledgeable of Registry procedures he has gone about his day-to-day tasks in an exceptionally proficient way without the mi need for constant supervision. He 1s prompt in his response to requests and hos an excellent sense of "get the job done". He ig an intelligent and concerned suporvisor who has been meticulous in keeping his supervisors briefed on personnel and other problems as they have - arisen in the Station Registry. He appears fully . capable of. assuming larger. responsibilities. in the records field. The rating officer regrets that Subject's family situation: pre= cludes his staying for another tour, : SECTIONO GERTIFICATION. AND COMMENTS — b _ &) EMPLOYER t CERTIFY wat FATE SEEN SECTIONS A, A, A, AND © G1 C OF THIS REPORT DATE SIGNATURE OF EMOLOTER 17 Nov 1970 James 5S, Woods - 27 _BY SUPERVISOR rah frit EMPLEO ELE HAS EON Te Tete RE Pied Wh RAS Sno) PD BEEN SHO SHOaN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION iMbER UY SUPE VISION 4 months * en eee en eee - : _ peepee eo a ne ae DATE JOR RICIAG TITLE OF $058 ey ISR TrPebe OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE 17 November 1970. + DCOS | f/s/ Cameron J. LaClair - pinche anna ent COMMENTS OF RE VIF ata OF FICIAL NG OFFICIAL . Although the rating officer is newly arrived in Lendon, he bas had nwacrous opportunities in the past to observe Subject's work and the results he has achieved in reducing London tiles to manageable preportions, As.a result the ratings awarded in this report are endorsed without hesitation, a, . é EEE oave TOPS ICIAL TIFLE GF MOVIE MING OFFICIAL 1? a adv piergasO Wana TURE . » ay penn ” . a3 sovenber 1970. cos a Rolfe Kingsley SECRET 14-0000 : _ SECRET . (then Felted In) EVPLUTER SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT . 010032 & [SECTION A " " : GENERAL 4 (heed (Fiet (Middle) 2 OATE OF BIRTH Woods, James S. 20 Feb. 23 : ; 9. OF FICIAL POSITION T/TLE ” 7. OF F/OtV/BR OF ASSIONMENT 9. CuUswenT STATION : ; Records Admin Off DDP/EUR/BCR I London 10. CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT 8. CHECK IM) TYPE OF SPHUINIMENT tarran © {PEs SICHMENT SUPERVISOR Canece eke : CAREEA-PROVISICOOL (Seu Insinetions + Setticn C) rT ANNUAL (PEASIGHMENT CMPLOVER SPECIAL (Syme tiyss ° | f seactan (Srecityy. ; 12. REPORTING PERIOD, (Feam tm | ee , ‘Tdctober 1969. ~ "30 June, 1970 cov'd sange Fai counseling, oF grassed ih Section C. - Perlermsnce in deficient in some otpects. The teorens for assigning, this rating. should be. stated i in Sectice € ond remedial octions ald be detgnibed.. - oe _Perlormance i is charocterisdd by exceptional profi '. . . . ondi Pedarornsce i-40 ie Datiton to the pebesernce of others aes g similor i o£ ——— oo oi CRE DUTIES” : Lise up to ‘se of the moet jeapertant ‘specific duties pestormod during § the toting perlod. Insert raving Lotter which boot describes the } : manned in which employes sertorms EACH spocilic duty. Consider ONLY alfoctivoriess in porlormance.cf mht. Any AN employoos with ‘Buporvisory ratponcibilities MUST ba rated on their ability to supervise findicate number of employers ouserriaed). 1 SPECIFIC DUTY HO. 1 H “Responsible for organization and direct management ‘of t station registry. - SPECIFIC OUTY Hg, z First-line supervisor for two full- time and. one part- tine -rogistry assistants, SPrciFiC oOuTrr no) — ee eer Organizes and implements reviow and purge of registry acd © LETTE other station files. : 4 secteee . i) SPECIFIC DUTY HO. 4 . - Raring, . Prepares station. notices and outgoing correspondence on ; registry matters. a : . ae “Ss : _ ft, BPECiFIC DUTY na 8 — — ” Rat baa . Maintains and controls case file indox ana 201 file ; | Andex. . . 7 SreCwe OUTT NO. O Top Secret Control Officer. 7 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Te ~ RATING Las Ger: I REFT RA Take inte accom rer ping obout the winployae which inflyences bis ellectiveness in his curread positions farmance of specite dation, sroductivity, camiuct ao yob, cocpetctivensts, pertiinn? pareanal mors w hshits, and earrculor eitations a ralents, Hared on yout hnewledge cf omplcyea’s sroroil portyrmonee tercg the rotary period, piece the lore: in the raring boa corraipending to the statemaa? which mast accustely fellocts ais lovel of pevtarmanca. 8 me eae te omen roms AS ossmars teeais asuroues SECRET SSeS 14-0000 SECRET. CBdem Belts t tat SECTIONC NARRATIVE COMMENTS” — Indicate significant strengths or weoknenses demonstrated th xUrregt pouten Leeping in proper perspective thai relationship to . overgl! peclosmanco. Stote suggestions nade for improvement of work Petloomane Gise recommendations for taining. Comment on foreign longeage competence, tf required for current portion Ampisty or explain tomeogs given in $ection B to provide best bovis lor determining future pertonnal action, Monngr of performance of Baie Of supervisory duties ond cos? conscioysness tothe wse of personnel woce, eqyierent and tynds, myst Ab oppliccsie. th extea spoce fe peede dito. complete Section C, ottach 0 seporate sheet ot poper. . “ With, about nineteen months experience managing the station registry already under his belt, his usefulness here increases. Ho continues to demonstrate - the same quietly effective leadorship and talent for sound organization in his.own shop as were noted on the last fitness report. . While maintaining a high standard in the more routine day- to-day services and processes a registry is normally expected to. supply, hé has also been the catalyst for a thorough, carefully phased and continuing review and, where appropriate, purge of . registry and other file holdings”. Administering this ambitious reduction progran requires sound judgment and experience in handling the detail in our existing records. Subject has these qualities and has achieved impressive results. To complete this task, he has asked to extend his tour here for one year until’ ‘November 1971 aud Headquarters has approved this. -He is invariably completely responsive ‘to guidance: from the DCOS,. his immediate supervisor, ‘and conscientiously séeks to achiove the work goals which are identified during our occa- sional accomplishment and performance consultations. The spirit of cooperation with which*he deals with other station personnel: is equally commendable. No criticism ean be made of his security and cover deportment. SECTION D CERTIFICATION Al ANO ND COMMENTS Pn “ey | EMPLOYEE “lo . PCERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEM SECTIONS a, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT DATE ~ . . SIGNATURE OF aman ty . 18 June 1979 Vey James Woods ze _ _ oY SUPERVISOR . . MONT HT EMbL OTE HAS BEEN iS eS WR OORT HAS HOT HEEM SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE. GIVE EXPLAMATIGN UNDER MY SUPERVISION TTY FPED OR PAINTED) MAME AND SIGNATURE GATE Tor FICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR | /s/ David Whipple 1 18 June 1970 | DEOS ; i nee eenrenwereeceree gene a nr a 3. ‘ BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL . . COMMENTS OF HE VIE@ING OFFICIAL. Concur entirely with this favorable assessment, Subject has been a dedicated and conscientious supervisor of his office. His achievements have been quite measurable and specific, as described. _dn the above report. On the basis of his perfot'mancn here, Subject should have excellent career prospects for further growth in his chosen field. Gate ~ SPE EUAL TVTLE OP WE VIE MIND TP PIELEL TOPE D OM PANTER HAME BND DBMATURE 22 June 1970 cos ' /s/ Bronson Tweedy SECRET vot — 14-0000 SECRET a (Shen Filiad- ba) EMPLOYER SERIAL BUMDER 010032 FITNESS REPORT * SECTION A . wo: GENERAL - ‘NAME fbowt) (Fired. (Middle) ha OATE OF BIRTH |9- BER 4.0naDE js. sO WOODS, James 8,. _ i20 Feb _23 | mM. GS-10 ‘TION TI 7, OF F/DIV/BN OF ASSIGNMENT (0. CURRENT ST APIO 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE Records -Admin Offi . CHECK ix) TYPa OF APPOINTMENT _DDP, EUR/BCR.. 12. AEPORTING PERIOD (Fron to-) ‘18 November 1968-30 Septeuber 1969 2 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION . “Performance ronges from wholly inodequote to slightly fess thon sori sfactory.. A raring jn this. canegoty roquiros positive romodicl ection. Tho naturo of the action could range from counseling, ta further traintag, #9 plocing on} * probation, to reassignment or. to. separation, Describe ection takon or proposed in Seetlon C, r Performance meets oi! requirement o itis ontirely sotisfoctory ond ts charoctorized. nolther, by Zoficioney nor 11. DATE REPORT DUG IN 0.P. “31 October. 2969. | A- Adeavote excellence, P - Proftetont Performance ts more than ‘satlsfoctorys Desired results oro beta, produced Ine proflelont manners . Strong © Performoneo i+ chorottorlied by exceptional proficiency. : + Qytstanding © Performance is io exceptional.’ in rotation to requiremante:cl the work ond in. compartéon: fo sho 9 porkermsace of others doing similor- work os fo. warrant special renognition. |. | . Lat up to six of the most Important specific dutios pertormed during the rating period. Insert rating lottor which baz? :2'de scribes the manner in which omployae performs EACH spacifie duty. Consider ONLY effectivenass in parformance of thar dusy. Ail amployeos | with auporvisory rosponsibilitios MUST be rated on their obility fo supervise (indicate number of employeas euparstsstj- SPaciric ‘Durr Nov! . Responsi ble. for organization and’ direct management of Station Registry. . ; RATING || LETTeR SPeciFic DUTY NO. 2 - . ; ; First-line supervisor for at first three, later two, full- time: Registry personnel ‘and one part— time keg istry assistant, | | — re _ —+ ATING | if | 1 8 SPECIFIC “BUTTS nos ; s . i Provides informal training and guidance to some Station’ officers and secretaries on records proecediires.. a ry LGTYER 8 RATING. LETTER eR ee eT nD a ane nny SOD SPECIFIC GCUTY NOs o Prépares Station Notices’ and outgoing , correspondence on: Registry matters. - ‘ . SPUCIFIC bury NO, o Pp RATING LETTER 5 and coutrols case file index and 201 file index Maintains . yoo . oy pod oo. - . . ae x wel Pareciric oury wo. AT RATING i LETTER s oA Top, Secret control officer. ae CURRENT POSITION, ALL! SEREGRMANC t RATING Tako lata acesuat overythicg cbour the amployaa which Influences kis etectivensas In his currant position auth as per i SETTER formance of apecific dutios, productivity, randuct an jad, coeperat 43, gettiaant personal traits re hosita, ot 1g partieutas limitations ce talents. Sesod on you haoeledgs of ampicroe's overall patlormence during the raring pemried.” ploce the lottor ia the ratiag tay serra sponding fo the statanwat which ona? occurctaly taltocas his level of porigraance. ‘ “yge 45 cseoisrs easvious ortiona, : SECRET Cees SECRET C¥hen Fs NAR RATIVE SaeENTS SECTION C = Indicate sipntficant strenyths or weaknesses domonalrated in curre-> pettion hecping. in propor porapactive thaiz relationship fo overall peter ermance. Stote suggestions made for improvomort of wort oe formance: ive recommendations sor training, Comment on foreign language competence, tH required for current position, Anelity of explain ratings given in Section B tc provide bout besis fer detormining future personnel action. Manners of pertormonce vf nanagerial or sw witha duties must be described, tf sppticoble. -He arrived ten months ago at this esti, Br erable experience in Registry work at HeadquarterB! Setbn ficld stations and with a thorough understanding of how a Hah at ‘Registry should be organized and run, He immediately put this understanding to good use. While maintaining the overall efficiency of Registry’ programs already in effect when he took over, he enthusiastically began a carefully- planned and continuing effort to further reduce less than essential Registry paper holdings with results which are already impressive, His suggestions on new procedures designed to conserve space and man- power are usually ‘imaginative and practical, H t . He himself. is a remarkably well-organized, consefentious and h G cooperative person, : . . ; He has had to undertake his. improvements while accomodating . to the loss of one Registry slot which fell victim to a Foreign Service reductions program. Primarily due to his managerial talents, the .Registry has been made to carry on almost as- well with three regulars . Pas with the previous fours ~“Although™ his people-are increasingly hard> fo. 7” worked, their morale is-high. He himself appears to be a glutton’ for work but his Registry is obviously ‘a happy shop. . . SECTION D ~___ CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS h j BY EMPLOYEE ~ I CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS a, B, AND © OF THIS REPORT _ DATE - SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE ‘a ober 1969 : i /s/_ James 8S. Wo 3 BY SUPERVSOR 2. MONT HE EM EWPLOVER HAS BEEN iF iF YHIS | REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SRaen ] To @MPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION WNGER WY SUPERVISION fOAte.SOC™S™”C”C”C”””COCTSTS*SN FICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR. TYPED OR PRINTED NAME-AND SIONATUAG - David D, Whipple ae Qciober 1969 _ Be BY He eee A nn COMMENTS OF RYVIZWING OFFICIAL Concur with this very Favorable assessment, subject has a real talent for work in his chosen field and his professional acconplish~- ments here have been impressive, Subject's career should be watched with care and there should be room for considerable advancement: in the Records Management end of our business, ” wee Vorpicrat BL TITLE OF REVIEWING OF FeCAL TPYPRD OR PANT ED WAMZ AND SIGNATURE { /s/ Bronson Twecdy 5 ECRET - Date 5 November 1969 14-0000 . a . . SECRET *~ € (than Filled En) EMPLOYEE AERIAL NUNDEA 010032 CPiret) 1, wane ‘ Woods, James S. 8. OF FITIAL POSITION TITLe . i Records Admin Of 1 d 1 Vietnam 40. CHECK (2) TYPE OF REPORT . 9, CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 5 5 £ CANEERPROVISIONAL (See Inetructione » Section C} [xfannva | X_([RR At ONMENT CMmover | spmcian (Specity)s \ ff . 2. REPORTING PERIOD (From: fA) ; [1S Oara neronr Dua IN OP. . : . 5 March 1968 =~ 5 October 1968 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 3 “ Performonce ranges ‘from wholty inodequoto to slightly tees thon sati tloctory. A Fatiog in this cotegory requires i y positive remedial action. Tho nutura of the action could range trom counseling, to further tralning; to placing on probation, te reassignment of to seperation, Describe action token or proposed in Soction C. Performonce meets all roquiroments. It is ontiroly satisfactory ond ts cheractorized nelthar by defletancy nor excellence, 1 Porformance is more than satisfactory. Doslrod rosults are being produced tna profictont manner. Porformance is charactorized by oxceptional proficlency, . Parlormance is eo exceptions! in relation to roquiroments. of the work ond to compartegi to the portormence of others doing similoe work os 10 warrant special recognition. : - ; SPECIFIC DUTIE: List up to six of the most important apacifie dutios performed during the rating porlod, Insort tating fottor which boat dotccibos the manner to which employes performs EACH apacific duty. Consider ONLY offectivencas In performonce.of that duty. Alf emplayoes - ot sh with eupervisory responsibilities MUST Bo roted on their ability to cuparvitg (indicate numder of omployess aupervieed). je ‘ r : BPECIFIG DUTY NO cL Cerne Chief Station Registry ; ‘ be 9 re ORE CIFIC Dury nNO.? RATING . LETTER Management and training of personnel under his supervision RATING LETTER OPRCIFIC DUTY NO. > Scheduling of voutino und exceptional work assigned to his unit a _— SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 ; entree Preparation of routine and other reports on the activities of ; ; his ‘Section, ; s : SPECIFIC GUTY NOLS Citren Overall Security of Registry operations = SS) SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 8 oan Raving f NY Lever EP , OW as : “OVERALL | PERFORMANCE I iN N CUS RENT POSTION TT : Rating i Tohe into a¢caunt everything sbaut the anployea which influences hia olfectiveneas in his curtent postion such oa per Serren formonce of apeciize duties, praductivity, candver on job, cooparativencss, pertinent patsonal traits af hables, and pariisular timitotions of talents. Based on your knowledge of employae's overall perlarrcnce dusing the roting period! 83 place the letter In the cating box cerca sponding to the statement which most eaqututely reflects his locol of pay sovesen| : ame Sada are 45 wan enavicus sorrianes SECRET oe 14-0000 SECRET (Oden Fettet bat NARRATIVE COMMENTS fediocee aignificant strengths of weaknesses dewonstroted in current position heaping la preper perspective their sslatlonahip to eversti perturmence, Stote sugyestions mode for improvement of work Pdtlormonce, Cive sacinnendotions Wee training. Comment sf on dereizn lonyuege compotance, Hf required for current pesition, Amplify of cxploin ratings gtven Ia Sectlon B ty provide best bears hee determining future personnel action, Mognershp tformoncs_of monogerial ot supervisory duties ond cost consclovenese - Leneil onpligable. If carta apoce Te neaded to complors jrnessacl pecienaal toca, ¢auiament ond fyaye, owe a commented on, Sect ( aitach a seporote sheet of paper. This is Subjuct's final Fitness Report as Chicf, Registry at Vietnam Station, He has wotked long and hard but can look with pride at the many accomplishments that he has effected during his tenure. He will depart leaving a sound and well-functioning organization, His Planning has been effective and his cross-training and development of the personnel under his supervision -have been fully productive. During this period, his unit has experienced heavy increases in work- load and assumed new or additional: functions. with no reduction in the service provided to Station components, - . Subject has been responsible for many work saving innovations, pro- cedural changes and & thorough updating and revamping of the highly important registry reference rocords, . 7 . _. The personnol undor his supervision display enthuginém and dedication in their work, .Thoir pleasant manner 18 a reflection of Subject's. ! management ability, .~ : Subject performs his managerinl and supervisory duties in a highly profossional manner. He knows systems, writes lucid and concise procedures and reacts positively to.sdétuations, Ne ia a "Doer", CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BIGNATURE OF TUPLOVER /afJames S. Woods BY SUPERVISOR WOU Ad CUP COVES HAD BEE JH WEP " 7 Set MOTTE SMRCOVV eas " IF THIS HEPOMT HA® NOT BERN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION OFFICIAL Tlch OF SUPERVITON en TTP PED ON PRINCED NAME AND SIGNATURE /s/John K. Smith _2i Sept 1968 | Records Adatn Officér ; Bi REVIEWING OFFICIAL 2 CoEwaNTS CF MEVINGG OFPICIAL I concur in the ratings and comments of the Rating Officer. Subject has been most amenable and responsive to poSitive direction, TEPRW ON PRINT EO NAME AND HONATUNS /af/fincent M. Lockhart ce nnn em nee tere antennae TOPPICIRA TITAG GF QE EwIND OF AICIAN fF i i H 22 Sepe 1965 : Opa Officer SECRET Sanreat 14-0000 = a e . SECRET a . - ~2- } NARRATIVE COMMENTS, Section C. (Continued) i . | I have enjoyed serving with Subject, wish him success at his next post and look forward to serving with him again, ; Subject is cost conscious, SECRET 14-0000 ‘wens " JQk" GS cesSkaes eazvivus eoirions. ; SECRET. Chen Falted tnt | EMPLOYEE SERIAL HUMBER FITNESS REPORT 7 | __ 010032 SECTIONA GENERAL ee pec tecesce cane a pencene nuts nanan aannee WONAME (Las (Psat) (Middte) ja DATE oF path #4 onade (18. 30 ” _Woods, Jumen 9. i 20 Feb 28 | M GS-9 | D SB OFRICAL POSITION TITLE, 7 7 OF r-DIV/OR OF ADSIONMENT |S. CURRENT STATION Records _Adain officer |___ DbP/ FR/VRO_ Vietnam B® Cnecn (NU TURE OF APPOINTMENT 10. CoM IX} TYPE OF REPORT . un [_ ] REDGRAVE TEMPORARY aL MEAIIONMENT SUPERVISOR [re aseronment euPlovae ANNUAL X_larcciar (specten Promotion 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Prom: fo-} BRaCiay iSpecity 11. DATE REPORT OUR IN OP, . : “2 Live Gide G7 '- SL Devel FP SECTION & a ___ PERFORMANCE EV EVALUATION we Wer . Performance ranges from wholly inadequate to slightly than sotisfoetory. A rating in this category requires positive remedial action. The nature of the ottion could range from counseling, to further training, te plocing on probation, to reassignment or to separation, Describe action token or proposed in Section C, A+ Ateayate — Performonce moots al! requirements. It Ie entiraly satisfactory and is chorcctorized neither by dolictency nor excellence, P-ProRcient Performance is more thon satisfactory. Desired results are being produced In a proficient manner, $ + Steceg Performance is choroctarized by oxceptional proficiency. Performance is 20 exceptional In relation to raquiremanta of the, work and in comparison to the performonce of others doing similor work as lo warrant epoclal recognition, nae SPECIFIC OUTIES List up to siv of the most Impartont specific duties parformed during tho rating period, Insert roting lotter which beet describos tho mannee ln which employes porforms EACH specific duty. Considor ONLY effectiveness in performance of thor duty. All employees with supervisory rospenalbilitios MUST ba rated on their ability to supervise (indicote number of employees eupervieed). eee mene nnnntameenene oes © + Qytstonding ‘SPRCIFIC DUTY NOt te Chief Station Registry RATING SeECTIG DUTT NO ad Raving Management and training of Personnel under his supervision - P SPeatsig QUIVNGQ oe eee ee | eating | LETTER Scheduling of routine and exceptional work assigned to his | 0) wee = MEEK ek a a ae Sn SPU CIFIC OUTY NO. + By Preparation of routine and other reports on the activities of his Section te ) BO oe 7 ~ . RATING ame ene te Fea 7 t SPCC DVT NOS . | cevrea i i Overall Security of Registry operations 9 ! TTA EST oe 3 — “OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION. eee ee ep a . omen t 7s STihe : tea Joke inate 305 sunt avory ing about tha anployeo which influences his effectivasess in his eurant position such es pore { ere fonpaace of soacific dutioa, productivity, conduct on job, coaparativersas, gertinan? personal traits of hablva, and |. dae of emptoyse's svorall petfermenca dusting the rating period, Ss porticyhet imnicstiens cf talents. Based on your hnowle. ploce the loner in the gating box corn spending to the statoment which most ocewatels collocss his loval of pertarmance,. | ——— ca SECRET ices | ate 14-0000 sia ta Se beat fr. er po weeeera nee SECRET [Ohen Pitted tn) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS tedicote slgnificant sicangths of wesknseses damonstroted in current position poultion beopin In proper perspective thelr celutionship to overall performance, Oe suggestions made for Improvement of work performance, dive recommendations for training. Comment on foreign lunguays competence, if reared for current position, Amplify or enploin ratings given in Section B to provide bast basis reobl determining butwe personnel action, Monner_of pertormance of monageriu! or supervisory duties must be described, if applicable. . 1 i me Subject has done an excellent Hani Ain onan oing the lnyout and arranging the work flow.in the new Station Registry, As a result, his unit has been operating on a fully cffective and productive basis, cven during the recent emergency when certain workloads increased several hundred per cent, In operation and physical appearance the Station Registry may be considered a mode] registry. He is very cooperative and works well with other offices’ in solving mutual problems or setting up new requirements. Subject is industrious and dedicated and willingly works long hours © to meet the daily demands of. his position, He performed in an exemplary manner while working for an extended period under stress during the recent emergency, Subject is a pleasant, dopendablo individaal who is anxious to do the best job possible 4 ina demanding and vital position at the Station, see - ; He is properly cost conscious in tho use of personnol, space nnd “ equipiient . CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS _ -MP 1 CERTIFY THAT TH. PY FHAT THAY EN N SECTIONS 4 A 3, AND | Ci OF THIS RE REPORT ° ~ pe GQHATURE OF ZMPLOYGE es ae 7 _BY SUPERVISOR TPH REPORT HAS NOT DEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOVET, JIVO EXPLANATION gubject, has not reviewed thio report 4 dnasauch as it | Fecommends hia for proaotion. — ee OVFICIAL TITLY OF SUPERVISOR TYPED O@ PRINTTD Nani AND MIUNATURE Pecorda Aduwin officer /a/qoba Ke Sulth BY REVIEWING OF FCT evagnene ee MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS OLIN GHEER Mf SURERYISION DAaTe MMEMTI OF HRY HERING OFFICIAL « 3. re or [TYPEO Of PHINTEO NANG AND SIGNATURE /s/¥lecent Lockhart JORRICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Ops officer SECRET 14-0000 SECRET. (Then Filled In) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT ; 010032 SECTION A ” GENERAL t. NAME (tat) (PF ivet) (atid te) 2. OFT OF BIATH | 3. SEX 4. QRADE (9.80 Woode, James S. éU Feb, '238 Pr les. 3 _ . 6. OP FICIAL POSITION TITLE . 7. OF F/O1V/BR OF ASSONMENT |6. CURRENT — . Records. Admin Co ~DOP/FE/VNO Victnam a a Cc i! CAREEA-PAOVIRIONAL (See Inetnsetiana + Section C) ANNUAL | [REAsseNMENT GHPLOVGG | || APECIAL (Specity)s = SPECIAL (Specily): 1%. DATE REPORT DUE IN O.F. 12. REPORTING PERIOO (Fran fo-) 10 May 1967 - 30 Sep, 1967 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION - - We Wook Perlormonce ranges fron wholly inodequote to slightly loss than satlatactory, A toting in.this category requires + poolttvd remedial fion., Fhe noture of the action could range from counicling, to furtlicr training, to placing on, FY probatign, ta reassignment or to seporation, Describe action tokon or proposed in Section C. ° A> Adequate Performance meets aff requirements. bie ontirely satisfactory and te charoctori 20d neithor by doficioney nor oxcollence. P- Proficient Parformanca is mora then sotlsfactory. Desirod.results ave being produced Ina proficient mannor, S- Strona. Performance is characterized by exceptional proficiency. O+ Outstanding “Porformonce isto exceptional tn ralation to roquiroments of the work and ta compar} son tothe. porformones of ~ ° othera doing” simtler work eato worront "special recognition, List up to six of the most tn portent spacific.dutlos performed during the roting period. Insert rating letter which beet doscribes tho manner In which employed performs EACH spocilic duty. Consider ONLY offectiveness In performance of that duty. All employoos with supervisory responsibilities MULT bo rated on their ability to supsryi sa (indicate number of employees suporvlaod). ‘ SPECIFIC OUTY NO, 1 ra Chief, Station Registry Section SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 2 Management and training -of personnel under his supervision : : aPeCIRIG DUTY HO. S — RATING HITTER Scheduling of routine and uxcuptional work assigned to his unit, : SPECwHIC DUTY NO.¢ ” . . . fare , Pronaration of routine and other reports on the activitios 4 . Of ‘nis Section, . SPECIFIC DUTY NOS RATING . LETTER 4 t Overall security of Registry operations, . : SPECIFIC OUTY NG. 6” 2 9 ROY 67 . , OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION KATING LOTTER Take into account averything chour the loyea which Influences hia effectiveness in hls curront pasttlan such os per- formance of apacific duties, productivity, conduct of job, cooperativeness, pertinent personal traite o¢ habirs, and perticulor Hmitotions of talonts. Basod cn your knowles doe of ompiczoe! 3 overcll performance during the eating period, place the ietter in the rating box corrasponding to the siatemant which most accurately rofiects his lovel of performance. P ood FORM 45 usa prcvious gcitions SECRET aera 14-0000 ~— . SECRET (¥hen Pritod Ind SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths or wookncasne demonstrated in current position hocgzing in proper perspective their relationship to overall performance. Stote suggestions made for improvement of work perlormorce. Giva recommendations for training, Conment on forsign languogs compotence, If required lor current position, Amplify o¢ explain cotings given in Section B te provide best basis tor dorermining future personnel action. Monnsi_of perteimonce of minegeyist ot ebay lected and cost conscioysness Revtraapcce i 16 ne te conplere tothe us of personel, —s swIC8, saviorent ond funds, myst be commented on, It bppliccvler Secht . attoch @ separate sheet of paper. atl Subject is responsible tor the supervision and operation of one - of the more diversified and complex field rogistry .gperations in the Organization, He ig thoroughly knowledgeable and experienced in i registry practices. Subject is a dedicated and hard working offiger who will apply himself diligently to tndividual registry activities. Such diligent aoplication occasionally causes him to overlook his over- all supervisory role, the supervision and management of eleven persona- el and the responsibility for providing a wide variety of services, i locally and in-country. In the press of his activities, ine does not : alwayz: amploy a high degree of tact in dealing with his subordinates, In this context it should be noted that he is performing proficiently in a position well above his present grade level, _ j . During the past soveral months, tho Section ‘has undergone several changes and assumod additional functions under his guidance, Bubject: is cost conscious in the use of supplics and equipment in his Section, ‘ - Subject ds attending evening courses leading towaid his degree to further himself professionally. dteneee CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS SECTION D ; 1, BY EMPLOYEE = (CERTIFY THAT i HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT ‘ DATES SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE ‘ : Li ‘Aug 196 . s/Janes 3. Woods : “ BY SUPERVISOR 1P THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, QIYE EXPLANATION Maat} Z4FLOTEE HAS BEEN 1 UNDE WF SUPERVISION GATE OFPIGIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR TY PEO OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNAFURE 1h Gct 1967 Reeorls Admin Officer | /afsonn K. Saith 3, = BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL _ COMMENTS GF REVIEWING OP FICIAL In 3 conéur in, the ratings and comments of the supervisor, : fairness ta” “the employee, it should be noted that the yo - supervisor is a conscientious and conservative rater. a DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL {TYPED CR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE Li Get 106 _ Opy officer e/Vincent M. Lockhart SECRET vat we 14-00000 sis , 7 SECRET (Bhen Filled In) - EMPLOYEE? SERIAL NUMBER + FITNESS REPORT GENERAL ‘|2. DATE OF BIATH a. SEX 4@. GRADE ; 8. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE ¥ ee or ASSIONMENT 1. CURRENT STATION Records Aimin Officer bor /Pre/Tso ©. CHECK (XI TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10, cuece tx TICE OF REPORT 7 GaneencPRovivionse (Ser eretlone~ Section @ nT aT SPECIAL Tapecityit | segcrat (Specify): 11. DATE AGPORT OU iN O.P, 12. REPORTING FEMLOD (From to-) 1. NAME (Fire) (Middle) PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performarice rongos from wholly Incdoquate to slightly less than sotistoctory, A rating In this cotogory requires positive remedial action. The nature af the action could range from counseling, to furthor training, to placing on probation,..to regesignment of to sepcfotion. Describe. cction taken of proposed In Section C. A> Adoauota Pottormance meats ol! requiremonts. It Is entirely seristoctory ond Is characterized nalthor by doficloncy nor ¥ excellence. » Proficient Poilermines is more thon sotistactory. Desired results ove being produced Ino proficient monner. , Performance ts chorsctorized by exceptional proficiency. - ae Mance 18 50 exceptional in rolation to requirements of the work aed In comparisan to the performence of ‘doing similer work at to warront special racognitien. . s. Strong * Quistendiog List up to six of the most importon? specific dutles porformod during the roting period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which omployee porforms EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effactiversss in porformonce of that duty. All employees with suporvisory responsibilities MUST be rated on thelr ability 10 supervise (rndicers sumbor of amployoos supervised). SPECIFIC OUTY NOL F Chief, Registry with supervisory responsibility for 8 employees, RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 "PATING LENTEa SPECIFIC CUTY NO. 4 SPECIPIC DUTY NO, 4 . . oe bon, . so . . RATING .t . LETTER GVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING LETTER Taka Into account averything about the employee which Influences his effectivensas ia his currant position such oa pore formance of specific-dutles, productivizy, conduct on jod, caoperstivens ts, pertineed personal traits of habits, ond particular Himitations of talents, Based on your Lnowledgs of smployoo's overs! = gerformence during the cating period, plese the” lotter in the rating box corresponding to the statement which soar ecewctely sofiesis his lavel of performance. eee 45 vex erevious goirtons SECRET: pao ; 14-0000 SECRET (Then Filted Int SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS tndicote aignificant strengths or weoknensos demonstrated in current position keeping Ir proper perspective theic relotionship to overall peclormance. State suggestions made for improvement of work pertormanes. Give recommendctions fot training, Commont an forelgn fonguoge competence, If required for current pasition, Amplify or zuploin ratings given in Section B to provide best hasts for determining future personnel cetlon. Mennar of performance ot af monogeriel ¢ ot supervisory duties ond cost canscioveness TT ieoble, [Westra epace is needed to. completo inthe use of pzrronnel. seca, sauiamentond fends, myst be co st_ba commented on, if opplice Section ottach o seperate sheet of popas. ; 7 duit 12 ued ah O Although Subject haS bsen at the Station for Only a few months, he quickly established himself as a formidable lender in a very large Registry operation, He is resourceful and constantly strives to improve office procedures in order to increase efficiency and provide better service. He is an old hand in the Registry field, well indoctrinated in proper procedure and knows when and how to adjust to meet changing situations, conscicusness in the management and operation of his offices. CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY | EMPLOYEE t CERTIFY THAT 1 HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT oatc SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEES B Yay 1967 /s/Janea 3. Woods 2. ; BY SUPERVISOR MONT iT EMPCOVEE NAS OEEN if THIS AEPONT HAS MOT DEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNOEH MT SUPERVISION : ‘4 TYr ED OF OR Fainteo w Vaun AND SiGRATURE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR /s/Rlehard Richa: “ison Records Officer BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL 3. COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OP FICFAL Concur with rating and narrative comments. Subject is employing in this position his cumulative experience as a Registry supervisor at previous posts. Subject has contributed to the improvement of Registry procedures and in- country courier system of this large and fast moving station; OFFICIAL TTA OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL [Peres OR PRINTEO NAME AND SIGNATURE | . / {o/ferry T. Shia 15. Mey 1967 Ops Officer . : _ SECRET Subject effectively supervises 8 employess and displays cost . 14-0000 RS SECRET. (then Filled tad EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER ' FITNESS REPORT - 010032 SECTION A PA ___ GENERAL _ ee Te NAME fast) (Fteat) (Middte) a aT OF DIATE 4. aRace (5.50 7 _woons AMES 20 Feb 28 S-9 0. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE 7. OF F/DIV/GR OF ASSIGNMENT |®. CURRENT STATION Intel, Analyst = CH sD /FR/Pore/JEO ‘okyo 10. CHECK (A) TYPE OF REPORT % CHECK (A) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT AGATSIONMENT SUPERVIBOR SAREER _ | Aescave I [Temronany imOTIaL KX * : [ _— [Raassionmanr aumcover CRREEA-PROVIBIONAL (£00 instructions - Sectiun C) annua | ferecian L (Specityt | | speciae (Spectty ['t. O4T@ REPORT QUE IN OP, 1a. REP ORTING PERIOD (Feom- tor) 30 Sept 65 - 1 Sept 1966 SECTION 6B ____ PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Ws Weak Performonce fangos from wholly Inodequote to alightly fess thon satisfactory. A roting in this category requires positive remedial action. Thé nature of the action could range from counsoling, to further tealning, to placing on probotion, to reassignment of to separction, Ovacribe-oction taken of proposed in Section C. Peorlormonce meets all requirements. It ta entirely satisfoctery ond Io choractorized nolther by dofleloncy nor A+ Adoavate 2 Oo excellence. P+ Piofistont Performance te more than sotlsfoctory. Oosired roaults are being produced ina proficlent m manner. S+Streng - Porlermonce do charactorizod by oxcoptional proficloncy. o- Quistonding Porformarice 16.80 exceptional In elation to requirements of the work ond in compariaon to the performance of others doing similor work as to warron? special tocognition. . SPECIFIC DUTIES: TT Lint up to ain of the most Importont specific dutios performed during the rating seriod, Insert ruting lottor which bess doscribos the monnar in which employee parferms EACH spocific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness In parformance of that duty. All employees with » ‘supervisory respoasibilisios MUST be rated on thols obility to supervise (indicate timber of omployeos euporviead). see temianene oe a mere neta ten een nanan nt eaten tae enna: nent AF barra Setcivic buTY NO. i Chief of Central Registry and Records with responsibility for the receipt and routing of atl incoming and outgoing cables, dispatches, oO and memoranda of the Station, _ Including. all_other organizations. == = RA PreCr EAH SSYOhding with the Station. Supervises six Registry employees re por r . Supervises Station courler service which distributes classified corres~ pondence to the five geographically separated clements of the Station. i RATING : bervce SPRCIFIC OUTY NO, 4 Supervises the analysis and distribution of incoming and outgoing cables. GUTY NGS Supervises the operation of the Station Flexowriters, oo - SPECIFIC QUTT HOS ar “OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT. POSITION "on AATING LETTEW Teke Into occount averything obout the omployee which’ influoncas his offectivensss in hia current position such o8 pare formance of apecilic we productivity, conduct ‘on jab, coopsrutivensss, Pertinent personal traits of habits, and particular limitations of gefenis. Bosed on your Lioctedae of employeo’s ovarc!! petformunca during the rating period, place the lorter In Re ny bex carzosponding to the statement which wost occurotoly roflects his lovol of performonce, eS 45) omsoverte PREVIOUS EOITIONS. x : SECRET i Somemict | vor 4-82 14-00000 SECRET C¥See Fillet tod SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS OF Figg As Indicote tgalticont strengths o¢ weaknesses demonstrated in current position heaping ln proper per asectte Vands relutionship to fate suggestions made for impeovenant of woth parformunce, Give recomemendstions for training. Comment sin yatings aiver in Section B to provide beet 1 aegis must de described, tt ni das Be) PR : overall performance. Q on foreign longuoge compotence, if required foe current position, Amplify or es basis for determining future gerrconel oction, Monner cl rertormance of monogerial « opplicable. FOSHAG has continued to perform at a "Strong", evel He is a fine supervisor and thereby gets maximum performance frd Ab Wavtaff which is too small to handle a work load which has constantly increased over the past year. He [Is cost conscious in funds material and also strives to stream-line and improve the functioning of the Registry and its related functions, FOSHAG has twice been recommended for promotion. He definitely deserves it and should.be assigned next to a position above his present _ rating. CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOYER HONS Ay B, AND C OF THIS REPORT _ T CERTIFY THAT HAVE SESW SECT Fe a BY SUPERVISOR. n SBE TT Te Fis REPORT HAS NOT GEREN SHON TO EMPLOYUE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNODETE MY -3VPERVISION OT TREO GA PRINTED NAME ASO SIGNATURE vate. moe gicik CHT Le UF dURER IS 2. 16 August 19660 | ors, Officer | | Kenneth Miller /3/ TBY REVIEWING OFFICIAL : 3, (COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OvFIclaAl Concur in above rating, otriciat TITLE oF AEVIEDIN Sericiac” [rvree OF PRINTED NAT ONO SIONATURE Chief of Station: SECRET DATE 7 Aveust 1966 | | Willian & Nelson /S/_ 14-00090 an SECRET CRswe Pitted In} . . . EMPLOYFE SLRIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT 610032 SECTION J A ee a: GENERAL - “Th wate (Leet) (Firet? (Mia007 ‘gz, pate OF BintH [B. sen [ao onaoR 18.80 Woods, Janes 3. ; 20 Feb 28 M GS-09] bp ©. OFFICIAL POBITION- TITLE ™ 7% 2087 OIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT |. CURRENT STATION Intel Analyat Ch : Dbop/FE/JKO Tokyo MEEK (x 148. CHECK IX) TYPE OF REPORT 8. CHECK OO TYPE OF APPOINTMENT tien ree || Canuan l [actcave I TEMPORARY A fOweT Ia ACASSIONMENT SUPTAVIJOR 1 PO Teannait-pmovisiowan (See inotructions « Seatton C) 7 & lanwual ¥ RG ADSIONMENT EMPLOVEE | SPECIAL (Specity)s . i OPE CIAL (Specify) : 2. ome crear j 1% MEPORTING PERIOD (From fo-) 11, DATE REPORT OVE IN O.P, : 1 July = 30 Soptember 1965 PERFORMASCE EVALUATION: es from wholly inadequste tp slightly less thon satislactory. A rati Performonce rong positive remedial action. The nature of rie actetm.could fonge from counseling, to for’ In this catagory requires or iraining, to placing on probation, to roassignmant oF 10 sepororien. Describe action tokon of proposed In Section C monce moete all requirements. 7 +s ewuely cotisfactory and ta choroctertzed nelthor by doficioncy nor Perl : _ excoilence. . P- Brofictont Performance is moro than sotisfoctory. Cscved rasults cro baling produced ‘ina proficient manner. $ + Strong. Performonce Is choracterizod by oxceprisnst wvticioncy. “O + Oytsfonding Performance Is to oxcaptidnal In solaris ts rendirements df the work and in comparison to ihe porformance of . _ others doing stmitar work as to warrant tgesin! tecognition. a ~ _ SPECIFIC DUTIES - — ‘ Lise up to sw of the mos? important specific duties perfcrmed tur wig the saving period. ‘Insert ‘rating toster which bost describes tho riaaner in which employeo performs EACH spocifie duty. Cansder ONLY sfféctivonoss in perlormunce of that duty. All omployoos with supervisory rosponsibititias MUST be rated on ther sb-uiry 29 Supervise {indicare number of amplayooes auparvies ATING ecw OUT NO. t Chief Of Central Registry and Records with résponsibili tps for the receipt and routing of 421i incoming and outgoing cables, dispatches, and memoranda of the Station, including all other ce) ; organizations corresponding with the Station, : @puciic DUTY NO.2 I —— RATING: “Supervises six Registry employees ‘ Ss SR ERIE BOTT WoL a a Ha Supervises Station courier service which distributes classified 5s correspondence to t tho five geograpeically separated _clements. of. oo aprons cAteeion, ° ; | cetren Analyze and distribute all inceoaiss and outgoing Station “cables, | ce) a ee rr ro ; Supervise the operation of the Station Flexowriter. | Ss pEruneneebteoanead oo ee mem navemenene oman ~ tees eee ee TST TYER SPECIFIC QUTY MO, 4 i“ | OVERALL PERFOSHSRCE IN CU jaRENT PORTION: el _ tA a ush as —— J R Take Into accaunt everything shout the employee which +P nemen hit otfectivens 33 in hia cusrent po. sition s formance of specific Jullos, productivity, conmdiut? om a3. eoupsratieend ss, bertinent personal rains or habits, and | particular Uimirotlane of talents. Based on your knowledge <4 ompicres’s overall performance dusting the rating porlod, an tho letter in roping box” “cura spending fo thse etcsemenry erect mos? eccutotely tatleers his level of pertarmonce. | in 5 DEC WES . = ° ° a _ pa FT tan 45 Oaso. den PREVIOUS EOITIONS, SECRET icoketae 4-98 14-0000 gate “IsiswaTURe OF EMPLOYER ATE SECRET CUhen Fabtad foo secTION C NARRATIVE COMMEN Indicate wewticunt shengtha ot wooknestes demonstroted ia curtont position baa: EE BR pees apective thelr selationthip to ive ree of 3 few trolning, Comment eserall peetermarce, S7uto suggestions mude for improvement of work perlarmanr a, on torotgn Kegvoge competence, if required for current position, Amplily of aeploin catings qivan tn sdthoe B to provide boat basis tor darecnining luture personnel ection. Monner ol performance of many fc] i ‘0... duties must be described, if sygbcetien - Weeds 92a . During the. four. months EEBSS> has been under my morvision he has dewenstrated very real supervisory ares a talent for getting maximum performance from a small sta hinren handles an . increasingly large volume of work, He has also shown his ability to cut the costs of his operation. | |. oe : , . . S not only runs a most efficient Registry but is also constantly seeking ways to improve and stream-line its operation, He is a_ man who takea such interest in his job that his ideas and plans for improvement are Carefully worked out and. sound, Though I have observed his work for only four months, I ‘believe his over-all performance is "Strong" and close to "Outstanding," He has been recommended for promotion, He deserves it, _ SECTIONS 7 TEERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS —— — i - BY EMPLOYEE ee LE CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 6, AND C OF THIS REPORT _ ST ice 1965 | fof Sumes 3. Woods 2; __BY SUPERVISOR __ Ne THIS HEPORT “WAS NOT dean Snows TO Bir LOVER, alee "EMPL LANATION WENT SE” EuaLS “87 Rat OtIN UNDER MY EUFERVISION a PONTE ee ov eictal TIVGS O* SuP;AVIgUA | PY PRU OW PRINTED NAME ANG DIGHATURE Cpz Officer | ie: Kenneth & Miller ay Ceteter 1665 _BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL oO . . . coe. 3. Sedeanemeachtanadeemnat nett tetas el TEMMENTS OF REVIEMING OFFICIAL 4 1 : re i I egrea with bia supsryioor thas. Subject is umeually compatent lu his Yala and Pally daservying of a “BLrong” rating. Subject d4isplaya unflagging oo anthustasn for his job and constuntily trtes to improve hia operation. Sh hag displayed @ high degrea or Inssination and: Lnventiveness in making changes in cur over-all CRR set-up. He very definitely deserves promotion. TT POP PICIAG THT LE OF MA NIEOING OFFICIAL IT TOED OF FAINTED HAE ANG ZIQNAVURE i . t . - 2 Roverter 1965 | pees Joh Horace &, Felamn SECRET 14-0000 te CF cee, an ps7tl FITNESS REPORT SECTION A ee GENERAL _ _ - 1. NAME thee) (rie tiadiey sz. ase oF aime [3 oe @ onave i* $0 Woods, ____danes___s,_ 20 Feb 1023 | M___| GS-09 | _ 6. OF FICIAL POSIT IC TITLE § __ Intel Analyst_Cen §. CHUCK (2) VRE OF APPUINT MENT ‘ I [reweonsav ; | CARGSEA-PROVieiOwaL (Dee Iniructions » Section C) [| srecian (Specs > 1). OATS REPORT CUE 1m 0.9. ie NT STATION __ [Tok ve oF ag Pont SECTION B __ nw W + Waok Porturmance ranges from wholly. inadequate to slightly tase thea sori shoctory, A roting In this cotegory tequiros . Go stive reundial action. The noture of the action could rahge tsom counseling, to further training, to placing on probotion, to raatsigament oe to separation, Describe artisn tvkon oF prspocod in Section C. | A> Adequate = Performance weots all raquiremonts. I ts ontlraly satialactory sod te chorectoriaad nelther by deficiency nor excelionce, ; pe Proficient Porformance is more than satisfactory. Desired results we being produced ino proficient manner. 3+ Strong == Pardoemance is charectorized by exceptional proficiency, . | 0+ Outstanding Porforesnce is $2 oxcepticnal in relation to te quirements 6f the work ond in comparison to the portormance of others being simiber work os 10 warrant special fecognition. — PE List up to ew of the mest imgoetunt specific duties porformed ducing the roning taried, Ineset rating lertor which beat describes tho manner In which ormployee partorma EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY effaetivenses in pacformonce vf that duty, All employees with supervisory resgonsibslitieos MUST bo rated ¢ ons thoie ability $0 supervise (indicate number at amployees aupecviaaty BPaCIPIC DUTY HG. F | * = 1 RATS . Chiaf of Certral Pectetry and Records with respinas bil yr the recelpt and pouting of all dnoominy and outgoing cables, diepetense, and memoranda of 3 SPECIFIC DUT 1 G2 . the, Statics, Incluite: all other organizations sores ce a _ iN Superviaes glx Registry onployees H ated elaichte ——— pe or SPECwIC GuTT Bo. & vyeys) : Analyzes asi Gistriortes ell inessing and outgoing i a ! eertatrchennaeaanaatenvanamnneetecaeneeamamaaetnaeee teammmataed eee ere FSH ne Rating SPECIRIG GUT? tO. $ . 4 Cevtes 5 SPR CIFIK DUTY BO. & ~~ OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN C CURRENT P POLITION eee 7 AATING ; SEPTAR Toke into zesount aearything abzut tha employaa which influences his effectivensss in tis currant pasition such as pore | fermenco of spacitie dutres, productivity, conduc! on job, econarstiverses, pertinent geceongl traits o¢ habits, and particular limitatigns es tciemts. Bcced on your knowledge of erplsyeo’s cveroll gevécraonce during the ratieg period glace the lattor ia the rating bos corresponding ¥9 the statement whish most sccurotely refiects his lavel of performace. | ne ad 29 JUN 1355 _ poaw " . enact Woe amnaote GSoencee TE PRELICUS EOET OND. ARCHES H a L. eee me a nt aco 14-00008- t i i - SECRET... : . (Bren Fitted Tepe woe Ze SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Lo py demonstrated in cyttant position kowping in proper porspecthappeis rolttionship to work performance, Give recommendations lor MEging. Comment givan in Section A tm grovlha bast rH Hutton must be deoeribad, if Indicate significo-a anongths ut worbnosset Laverall pértormonce, Poste suggeetiuns muta far improvement of Ct Torelgn largusee tempatence, Hf raauied for currant position, Amplify or eaplain ratin bonis lor determining hivre personnal action, Manner of performance of managerial or superels applicable, ; ow vd Ao Chie® at thy Station Rozistry this onployeo continues to perfor a 07 Ae , proficient level with Little sunervisicn Crom his supervisor. His supesy Lap ks being roaseignad and is schelily! to be replaced by another afficar whayg yt Lh neagecstily nood several nanthe t4 boosie knotiledgeable of Registry activities, WWagover thoro 48 no concern tnat tho flow of paper and the maintonsnee of accurate records will bo affected dua to the turncver of supervisors, This employee continurs to uso his native insemuty and Ligh sterdande of acht eveiest to onsure that his offtes aontlnues to be a well run ant offichont unit. ‘le oontinuss to onsure that no goveraiant funds are wasted, oven to the extent of arranging for tho consleuction of cartein modifica. tions to the Rogletry offieo by Registry caployoos at little cost to tae Zoverniont. This ensiosee hag teen perforsing at a level above his pronunt 69.09 grate. As roconneniai tn Novarner 1904, At Le voconfirnot that tats aiployoo should be proaoted - to the next higher grade at tho aarllest possible opportunity. “h, AND C OF THIS REPORT rice euguaTone OF EnpLoveE ot tae a AT eR kh gune 68 Jaf amen Be Wooden ae 2. _ By SUPERVISOR .. ee eee ean unpeea Min HS EMP cov OF Tis REPORT HAD NOT BEEN UHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANA UNDEM MY SUPERY ALON | : 4a to LOVEE, GIVG EXPLANATICS i ! t Gata peers enn QM AICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR | TYNLU OW PAINTED Nae Ant CGMATURE | : 4B, hy tins 85. Ope Offtcar Frederick Kandall . re cere nee 8 vt PRICI AL COMMENTS OF 8 INS vrriciac _ ean erent I ne re amen Ae ree wearer He a Subject takes bis job sericusly and performs it in atrong fashion, I would say that se displays more energy, interest, and continuing attention than just about anyone else I've seen in roylatry-type work, . . ' Bag ° TOFF ictal TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL [TF PEG GN PAINTED HAWG AKG Bigee TURE ! + ! i > a ~ { . 10 Jone 85 + Do ' uw Paldazan : CSEReP t Se ae mend 14-0000 ™ CY, CBbem Felted Ta) fer ae HOdeTES- AttachmontlWye, . lo FILE aes. SECRET ° ; EMPLOTEF SERIAL NUMDER ( \ FITNESS REPORT 010032 SECTION A _ _ ____GENERAG ee Parad (Leet) {PF tvett (Mnetie) a pare Of GIRYH 3. 3aa 4. ORADE 30 7 i Wooda, Jenes Se 20 Feb 23,9 0| M__ | GS-09; D 8. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 2 oreiow. ae oF ASSIONMENT 6. CURRENT STATION Intel Analyst Gen. [ DDP/FE/ IKO [ Tokyo $. Cmecn (x) TYPS OF POINTMENT $00 Leman (A) TYPE OF RGPORY ———-T xX Je CARCER i [asenave TEMPORARY (NTT AG REASSIGNMENT BUSEAVIRON, | jes CAREER-PROVIMNONAL (See Inetnsttlone » Section C) x fe [ _[reassionmenr EMPLOVER | se BERCIAL (Spocity}t ~~ Tepeciay (Specityh 11, DATE HEPORT DUE IN OP, i 1. REPORTING PERIOD (Frot- to} 0 Nov 64 i1 October 1963 - 30 Sep’ ember 1964 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION : “Porformonce ranges frome wholly inaded ‘to slightly leas then ‘aetiafactory. A rating in this category requires positive romedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to furthor training, to placing on probation, to reassignment of to seperation, Describe action taken cr proposed in Soction C, Performance meets af! requirements. tt is entiroly sotistoctory and Is choractarized neither by doficioncy nor oxcellonce. Performance Is mere than setistoctory. Desired cosults cro being produced ‘ing proficiont manner. -Perlormonce Is chavectesized by axcoptional proficiency. oe ee Performance 18 90 exceptional in relation to requirements af the work and In comparison to the performance of others doing similar work os -ta warront apeciol ‘tecogninion, USPEGIFIC OUTIES List up to six of the most Important specific dutios performed during the rating period, Insort rating latter which best doscribos the monner in which ompleyee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with suporsisery responsibllitios MUST be rated on theis obtlity to sygorvisa (indicete number of employooe supervised). SPECIFIC DUTY HO. F ~ wee “RATING Lerver Chief of Central Registry and Records with responsibility for the receipt and routing of all incoming and outgoing cables, dispatches, and memoranda of the Station, including all other organizations, corresponding with the Station 's Sreciric PVIY NG. & RATt w3, uTTEN Supervises six Registry employees a ) BPRCIFIE Bory tas BT nn 9 renee en ns as TTT { S@7TeA Supervises Station courler service which distributes classified correspondence to the five geographical y separated elements of the Station ; ‘i a7 aaa nn RATING SPECIF: Cc cory NO, 4 | LETTER Analyzes and distributes all incoming and outgoing Station cables 3Pecivic Burt NO.8 ~ a - © | dtereR ; Supervises the St ation Flexowriter sO ot | s : ne Tragic Guryna,6 a TT carrer . 1 i “ renee tee i _ . _ OYERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSTION es ~ 7 RATING Take into eccount overything about the exclayee which mniluomed his ofleciivenass in his currant position such aa pete | Cerver formance cf specifi: Justes, PeGdurtivity, conduct on pod, Tosperativane ce, Ferttawnt personal traits oe hobits, ond al S particylor timitations a isiects. Bored en yout know! edge of exploras’e owsrcli petlosmanca duting the coring perio place the boites in the rating bow corresponding te the stazemen? which mast eceyrataly eelieces hra level of performance. AS ETO eGp07 bem bt. 28" 45) cosaceoG enevios sorrens oe 7 SECear : i tore 4-08 7 When dadied tat SECTION C ; NARRATIVE COMMENTS ren Phe oa, indicate significant strengths of weaknesses demenstroted in current position kaeging In proper per spective thew eeiGNanship to overall vachormance. State suggestions made for improve ant cl work performance, ive recommendations foe rrayerny,. Comment on foreign language competence, Uf required for current position, Amplify or explain ratings g; psestion B te sroride bese basse foe determining future personnel action, Mannor of performance of managerial of supery ays dex? r aribed, if pata a a This employee continues to be Chief of the Station Registry. During the paet year his level of performance can be properly evaluated as exception'liy proficient. He continues to welcome hard work, is not bothered by-constantly changing deadlines and is able to fill in for any absent member of-his unit, and keep up his own work as well, He ts quite conscious of the value of Government personnel and materiel, : and does everything in his power to conserve these resources. He continues to come ! up with new ideas on how to perform his functions in a more efficient and effective manner. This results in benefits to the entire Station, It is regretable that the at a level above his present grade for several years. SECTION D __ CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS ia OF EMP LOVEE /sf Jaxes Ss. Yoods BY SUPERYISOR mS PLOVEF HAS ACIN yi THIS REPOR! WAS ROT BEEN SnOAN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION GNOER Me SUPLR VISION | . Bare nn LCI TITLE SP SUPERVISOR “TY VPED On” PRINTED NAME AND Snowe TURE . L Oct 64 . ; , Ops Officer /a/ Frederick Randel? 3 - BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL . . : COUMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL X filly concur with the reier's coments and sentiments. I bave snows this employee for a number of years during which time he has evidenced reei growth in self-sufficiency ami also in the tsndling of his responsibilities as a aupervisor. . . , oata — [SFP TCE Ge REViENNS oF Pca TTT rk0 GA PAIN TAD Name “AnD Sonwa TURE i ‘ ; . 29 Oct OF ‘ cos i fof Willian ¥. Bros pp SPORE. TT: : wae! . wee ras a; : “ee - position this employee fills does not allow for promotion since he has been perform = 14-00000 j Ms ATT TO FITT-10860 Pom a bea a COE! OF MYA a= «= (When Pilled ind . RMPLOVER SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT : £10032 SECTIONA ap _ GENERAL __ ~ ~~ wake {Leat) (Fuat) (Migdie) «(a DATE OF aint |3.3ex 4 ONADE Ts 30 _.__Woods, __ James Ss. 20 Feb 28 _{ 68-09; D & OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 7. OFe. CIW/R OF tae - CURRENT BTATION Intel Analyst Gen. ppp/FE/JKO ss! Tok ° ® Cran ix) TYPR OF AEPOINTMENT . 10, CMECK IX) TYPE OF REPOST XX [cancea | aceeave [__ [reweonany ita REASSIGNMENT SUPERVIBON ; | ¢ BREEA-PROVISIONAL {S00 insteuctione » Section C} X | Annual . RE ASIGHMENT EMPLOVER | [eeacian (pect: . aPEciar (Specify): V1. DATE REPORT OVE 1% 0.7, . 12. REPORTING PEAIOD (From toy, a 0) November 20 ‘ 7 Oct 62°80. Sep 63 PERFORMANCE CE EVALUATION. Porformance ranges from wholly inedequete to slightly tess than satisfactory. A rating In this cotegery roquires positive remedial oction. The noture of the action could range from counseling, to further training, fo placing on probation, to reassignment of to seporotion. Daseribe action token or peaposed in Section C. Performance. meets alf foguiroments. i Is ontirely satisfactory ond Is charactarlzed neither by defictency nor oxcellonce. P. Proficlont Parformonce is more than sctisfactory. Desired results cre being produced {+ ina proficient manner. ’ §- Strong Pesformence Is chasactorizod by éxcoptional proficiency. 0 --Qytstaending Performance is so exceptional in relation to requirement s_af the work and in comparison to tho performance of . others doing similer work as to worrant special recognition, . _ SPECIFIC OUTIES List up to six of the most important specific dutios performed during tho rating pertod, Insert rating lerrer which bese describes the tenner ti which omployea performs EACH Specific duty. Consider ONLY offectiveness in performance of thet duty. All employes " with supervisory responsibilities MUST be satad on their ability to supervise findicate number <? septorera superriced). Srecwic oury Nas ares Pies [eae 3 Chief of Central Registry and Records with responsibility for the receipt | ‘*™™*" and routing of all incoming and outgoing cables, dispatches, and memoranda of {the Station, including all other organizations corresponding withthe Station. [ | SPECIPIC OUYY NO. 2 Supervises six Registry employees. P i “RATING ' cerrea Supervises Station courier service which distributes classified corresp- ondence to the {lve geographically separated elements of the Station, P SHE ERIC Seecimic Duly Ana.¢ a nines aaa Paris i Analyzes and distributes all incoraing y and. outgoing Station cables. ; P atin ba nos es — ARPS ¢ . . i : i TREC DUTT BT ae em 9 rr an a A AT SIE Sn ES LETTER sPEciric GuTY NO. AB : a OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION. f Aatina igarrse Tsho toto stcoue? sverything cbout the employee which inflvonces Sis effertivenssa in hts currant goottivn such ep pore * s producti«lfy, comdyct +0 ob, Cooperatt VENTA, Brrlinent partons! Pacts of habivs, snd Sg tarpanca of srocifen duties, perticutor limiarlins se tulente, Bored on your tnawledga of acployee’s overs] perfermons feming the patio persed, I pioce the lettes in the reting box corre tpondiag to the sistemsnt which mest cecuretely toilects Xue tevel of parteveunce, INEAITIAy “SECRET SA sre sy ns oa cai 85 aosc.ers pmavigut eorrtons, SECRET (hen Fil ted Iny SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS indicate sigalficont strenyths of woaknorsoe demonatrated In currant pusition keeping in prope perepectiva their calationship to ovorall performance. Stare suggestions mada for improvement ul work parlormance, Giva racammandations lor training, Cumment on lorsign language competence, if requirod for curtent position, Amolily ot explain sotings given in Section B to provide be ot basis for dotorinining futuro personne! action, Monner of performance of managertal or supervisary duties must be o descrited, if applicable, ee ot) Chicf of the Tokyo Stalion Registry, this employee has performed at a level of exceptional proficiency for the past year. He welcomes hard work, is able to fill in for any absent member of his unit and keep up his own work as well. He continues to bring up ideas for the improvement of his unit. These have.been particularly welcome during the past year in view of the impending move of the Registry to a new location at Fuchu Air Station. The slight tendency to be arbitrary mentioned in the last fitness report has been eliminated during this reporting period. In view of thig employees strong performance over the past year, he is being recommended for promotion to GS-10, CERTIFICATION AND COuMENTS _ BY _EMPLO YE SECTION D. 1 A, B, "AND C OF THiS fi 10 Sept. 63 | {s/ James 3S. Hoods — 2 _. RY “SUPERVISO UANTHS EMPLOVE® HAS AC EN (F Tet AEPORT HAT NOT ALEN SHUM TO EMPLOYEN, GIVE EAFLAHATION - . UNOER MY SUPERVISION ---3 ees - ye : see ae een ee ae — TITLE OF SUPLRYOR { TY PL OR PRINT RO MAYE AMO VIGHAT URE 63 _fbiel, Ops Support staff | /s/ Frederick Randall BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFICIAL I concur in this rating and add that this employee has not let the vary sorious personal probleme thrust upon hii during this period . interfers in any way with hia congistently desendable nerformance. Ia. thiwu key role, in any gatation of this size, dependability, raliability, and confidéice are “musts and while tere area quite maturaliy small aggravating incidents of mis-routing or mis-direction of docunants, I have been atruck by the lack of them here, because ratee has the "nust” qualities, His performance certainly varrants favorable consideration af the projected promotion action, OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL “[rveee GR PRinTRO NAME ENG SIGNATURE i DATE T | i - 4 hief of Station ‘Robert Wheeler ~- LO - SECRET : ber 63 14-0000 ‘ . a RT tetas tas ere SR" 45 oosocere manvious eorrions. SECRET i Saat oo ~ SECRET me Hy \ ptrae Srifedt tn) ha . \ EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMDER oy” FITNESS REPCRT SECTION A GENERAL ” ee ‘ iTwame SO (haat)SS”:C«S let Wie) CATR OF BIRTH 18. * ose | acs) WOODS, James 5S. , ' 30 Feb 28 {Gs-9 | D 6 OPFictAL POSLTION TITLE, ime One! Civ/BR oO or F ASSIONME NT, 8. CURRENT STATION Intel Analyst | | ppP/FE | TOKYO 9. CHECK OX? ar TyPe or APPOINTMENT - [iQ Chace GO TYPE OF Au PoRT CAncER [__ [rave REDERY [ | TEMPORARY INDTEAR : REABMONMENT BUPEAVIBOR = [ [RE ARSICNMENT eupLovec | | CART ER-PROVISIONAL (Se tructiona = Section C) t ANNUAL | __ [seacian (Srecity _. ‘araccian tSpecityye 11. DATE REPORT OVE IN OF, . : {1@. REPORTING PERIOD (Frum ton) i__1 Oct 61 ~ 30 Sept 62 : ECTION 8 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION _ , . W > Wook . Porformance ronges from ‘wholly Inade. doen we slightly laos than satisfactory. A tating In this category roquirés , the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing of positive remedial actlon. The nature probation, to roansignment of to teponstian, Oeaceibo ection tohon of proposed In Section C. Performance moats all raquirements, bit actively actiafoctory and ia charactorlied nelthor by deficiency nor A> Adequate excellence. — P+ Proficient Performance is more then satisfactory, Desiced results oro boing produced in a proficient manner, S- Strong Performance 18 characterized by exceptional pecficlency.” . O- Qypetonding Performance is 80 exceptional in ralatios be travitoments of the work and In compertson te the performance of othors doliig simifor work as to warrant avesiat recognition, . : : ___ SPEQUIC DUTIES . ’ List up to six of the most Important specifle duties partormad Sziog the rating ported. {naart cating letter which Saat describes the manner in which employoo porfarms EACH spocitic duty, Corsiiee ONLY offectivonass In performance of that duty. All amployeos with supervisory responsibilitios MUST be rated on thant otitity te supervize (indicate number of emplayoos puparvi sets ae re ee ee Ni TPRCIFIS OUTY 8S.‘ dof of Central Registry and Records with responsibility for the i erren receipt, analysis and routing Gall incoming and outgoing cables, dis- | patches and memoranda of the Ration, including all other organizations ne tr ern net nce ae tenn mn ennai ~ nn ar TING irecirre SerUonves ponding with the Station. ; RATING Supervises four Registry cuployees. a an neT ABETIFIC DUTY NO. SU Dapyises a courier servic ich distributes correspondence to | @ATK the Hive georraphically separate : elements of the Station. SPaCIPic DUTYNO.S — a Bann . SPECIFIC DUTYWNG.3, SOS — RATING | % LEYTER > ~ ; i H BOR CIES DUTY NO. aN TING { S@rTcH } i ws OVERALE PERFORMANCE INCURRENT POSITION _— Rating erren Take Into account overything about tha employe which istweace: hit offectivanasa in hie current position such as pers formance cl spaciize duties, productivity, conduct oa pt. raooorotiwarass, portinen? personal walts of habits, snd Pp particular limitations ct tulents, Based on your keewleage zi ematoyae’s overall performance dueing the rating geriod,! plece the letter in the raring box corre spending to the atctemens waich most accurately roiteris hie level of performance. 14-0000 SECRET C When Filled fad NARRATIVE COMMENTS SECTION ¢ Indicate significant strengths of weaknootes demonstrated in currant position keeving in proper perspective thelr relation ship to ovarall perfarmance, Stuta suggestions mada for improvement of work petformance, dive tecammendations for training, Comment kon foreign language competence, Hf roquirad for current position, Amplily of explain ratings given in Saction B to provide beat “Thasie for dutermining future personnel ection, Monnet of performance. ef munagettol or supervisory dutios myst be de served i orelisoblee Ag the Chtef of the Tokyo Registry this employee has performed well. - He has abundant energy and constantly comes up with ideas for the improvement of the efficiency of his unit. He welcomes hard work and Is able to fil In and take over any job in his unit and keep up with his own duties as well. Aga supervisor, he has a slight tendency to be arbitrary when convinced he 1s right. This may be due to the fact that the Registry frequently operates under conditions of pressure due to the recent reorganization, reduction, and relocation of the Station. The Station has been required to get the job done with fewer People and under more difficult working conditions. r aw LERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY SUPERVISOR etre TH REPORT MAS NOTH naan SHOWN 1 To “EMPLOYER, @ GIVE E EXPLANATION MONTHS EMPL OVES HAS HEEN UNDEN “Mf ZUPERYISION 120 Of PHINTHO NAME ANO SIGNATURE Frederick Randall. - PBURKHVIIOR “PUPRICIAL Th 2. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Subject has dono and continues to do well what is expected of him. In mplification of the lest sentence of the rater's coments (Section C) Subject has mada the adjustment to "fever people" and “more difficult | working conditions” quite woll, without trouble and more importantly : with no. impediment to the CRE service. TYPES OA PRINTER NAME AND SIGNATURE [OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL | | Robert P. Wheeler Se SECRET 14-0000 RESOURCEFUL "OY ™. SECRET oe e (hen Filied In) 7 n* C FITNESS REPORT SECTION A 7 GENERAL _ : 1. NAME (Laer ~ (Fret) Catadte) 2, UATE OF BIRTH a. 8Ex Noods, Janes _20_Feb 28 Mt GS-9 3, OP F/OlV/DR OF ASSIONMENT B. SEAVICE GCESIGNATION, @. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE ap! Opa Officer TCKYO_STATION CARGER STAPF STATUS TYPE OF REPORT in % + | [wor cus eeeriry OEFERREO { [netiae [| AE ASIONMENT/BUPER VISOR OCcun ANNUAL [| REASaIGAMENT/EMPLOVEs | | co OENIRO 7 ry = 1. OATE REPORT OVE NaF. [hi @ PARIOD ro 15 Apr 61-30 Sep 4) SECTION 8 EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to siz of the most important specific dution performed during the rating period. Insert rating number which best deacribos the manner in which employee performs EACH specific Soy. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with eupervisory reaponsibilities MUST be rated on thoir obility to eupervise (indicate, number of employees auperrtsed). Ts Acceptable [4- Competent [8 - Excellent [6 Superior] RATING | SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 4 nO, 7 « Outetonding RATING NO hs Unootl efoctory 2. Boroly adequate SPECIFIC OUTY NOt Chief of local registry, supervising four persons, . RATING [SPECIFIC OUTY NO. S spacifre puty No.2 - NO. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 MATING |SPKECIFIC OUTY NO. SECTION C "EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Take Into account everything shout the employee which Influences hia offectivonaes in his current position «= porformance of apecifle tlutios, productivity, conduct on job, cooparativeness, portinant personal traits of hobita, particular fimitotlons or talents, Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the eating perlod, place the rating number in the box corresponding to the statement which most acevestoly toflects hia favel of performance. TR SE SE ame meen ache SRE SRR RE HNN SRE RE ey RA rN NG, 1 + Parformance in many importent respacts fails to moet requiremants, 2+ Perfarmooca inaets most roquiraments but is deficient in ono or more Important respects, 3+ Petioemenee cleorly maote hoase raquiroments, 4 4- Portoreves ie clearly exceeds baste raquizaments, , 3 - Performance tn every important respect be superior, $+ Parlurmacce in avery respect be outstanding, SECTION D ~ - DESCRIPTION OF TRE EMPLOYEE In the rating boxes bolow, Nish each cha dagra (2 . Limited degree [9+ Narmol dagree (4: Above ovsruge 1- Lecst nass . . > - CNARACTERISTICS OETS Things DONE 3 CaN WHEN NEED ARISES pecsiionsind ne ete nee enn nnn TAN MAKE DECISIONS ON DOGS HS JOG Wit MCU FTRONG SEPPORT FACILITATES SMOOTH OFF VA EIIN OF WRITES EPPECTIVELY SECURITY CON$e10us THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IN GRIGINAT INN, MARR TAINING ANG DISPOSING CF RECOROS i a ee OTHER (Spestty): SEE SECTION TE ON REVERSE SIDE SEC: “T oy) roRM 838 4S cosovere enewtous e0iTI0Ns, 14-0000 0 ila a R CE wre GRET OF pe NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JO i FEPFORNOCE mals i OY cate ’ Ma groloree tar Improvament of hie for adeuming greater re. hy “re for determining SECTION E “Sires 6 steengtha ha ond weokneesos demonstented in current prsities, Intiente omg ye atlas work, Give rocaommendations far hie traming, Describe, Wapwapriate, bie gatential for datelo eae an sponsibilitios, Amplily os esplain, if appropriate, ratings givan in GECTIONS 8, C, and D to profi futura personnel octions. May Aue Ms RO Gig: Whis hoo been ly in our op managenente bility tlint bodes Leverton’, ‘ala Qaeersin, efforts to reduce ? pls business (x1) have oie him a valucd ietee hau been in charge of st n period of dreaatle enengs in tine Ne has responded vell to these chons welle Hds handling of our reésént “ unnecessary holdings, end nis pein 2 addition to our shrinking tee. In this short roving period there hes becn Little but the lnck of eny problem Opportunity for me toa observe i oF) suyerviz cory eailities, on this count comin; to sy attentlon aces to ne the 2% he is doing well. Another six nionths should tell us more on thie scores i) CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS _BY EMPLOYEE” 7D and | pand E of this this Report, StonAT ORE OF SUPLOTES J cortify th thot f f have sean Sect Sections 4 A, 8, ©, TY HAD MGT BELG Incas TO EMPLOYER, GIVE ELL ANATION MONTHS PEMPLOVER HAS BEEF "- TH 3 PEO? UNOER Hr SUPERVISION Tre8ZG OF PRINT EO TAME AND SONA PUK a" (HAL TITLE OF SUP ES VISOR & ay healer, Enbewe Pa Ti wour LU HAVE OfV EN Ts eveed 186 reo Hu wouLo HAVE DIVES Petit EMPLO ree s pete 1¥WGULO Have Ue Ate Tat PLGOVZE & Lease 1 CANNOT “JUQGH TNRaE EVALUATICNS. t ry aT BUFF JEIENT US PAMILIAR with THE EMPLOYER'S PERFORMANCR, COMMENTS OF REVIR GING OFFICIAL “"FinLE oP e8 aun | rereo ON PRIN TED mae AnD SIGNATURE fees heeler, Hsbhert P, . SECRET 14-0000 oe CRET yy "20 OFS Wyby : ; EMPLOYERS SENIAL HUMBER - 2454. FITNESS REPORT ™, : ° . ’ mer _ 110022 4 [SECTION orn NERA ° rs NAME (teat) (attstte) 2.0878 OF BInTH 440 4. ORADE ( James S. 20 : cbr vovy 1°28 GS-9 8. SEAVICK DESIGNATION] 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE _ 7. OF P/OIV/BR OF ASRIONMENT DuP/PL/secret- riat CAREER STAFF STATUS TYPa OF REPORT ia [wor asioars [5 [wemoce [Jos vEnRES en REABSIGNMENT/BUPER VISOR | | PENOING [ joxmiso ANNUAL AK ADBIONMENT/EMPLOYEE 10, DATE REPORT OVE INO.F, [11. REPORTING PERIOD SPECIAL (Specity) _ DT Records Vann eomont once 31 October 120 Van &? = 30 Sop “O SECTION 8 EVALUATION OF PE PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES Llet up to ix of the most Important specific dutioe pertormed during the tating pertod. {Insert cating number which best desc 9 th monnor in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectivenoas in performance of thas duty, All employces with suporvisory responsibilities MUST be eeted on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employeos supervised). 1 ~ Unsatisfactory 2- Borely adequate [3 - Acceptable |4-Competont {$- Excellont 16 - Superior . 7 = Outstonding sPecimic oury NOt Liaison with ID, aarina wPeciniC OUTYNO.4 = =Aaeistance to FE. RATING POP/RMO, DNP/MU, other Division recordp. personnel in problems of ee and [4 pfficers, etce, re implementation of retirement of records Co 6 PDP_records managomont. program ——__.|__.6__. we 2! @PECIPIC DUTY NQ.Z Training and assia~ RATING SPRCIFIC ovry NOQ.S - RATING ence to FE personnel in records Guidance to field records officers | 5 F anagamont, procedures SPUCIPic DUTY NOY Planing md ~™ Ranis SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 6 " ” aATING davelopnont of Division, vital matorials Implomentation of various records program purges and. records programa ‘ 5 SECTION C EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE (WN CL CURRENT P POSITION Take inte acceuat dverything abeut the employae which Inftluonces his offoctivanacs in his curcant position « performance af specific dutlos, productivity, conduct on fob, cosporativeness, partinent personal traits or habits, purticular limitations of talents. Based on your knowladge af omployea's overall performunce during the cating poriod, place the cating number in the box eorreapanding to the atatemont which most accurately ratlocts his lovel of performance, > 1. Parfermonce in muny Isiportont seepecrs faite to mact requiromanta, 2+ Parksrmance moats noe requiraments but ta doticiont In one of more iinpartant respocts. 3: Performance clearly neate basie roquiremanta, ~ Pactormonce elroy axcoeds basic requ + Peelormance in avery lmportant fespect is superior, ra Porformonce in ovary conpec? is oulstunding, CHARACTEMSTICS APPLts EAGLE VER HIS SO —_— PACIUITATE SseCcuURITY THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING uO DISPOSING OF RECORDS OTHER (Specity}: . SEE SECTION *E* ON REVERSE SIDE SECRET “wo FOuM a-Sa 45 OSs Lats Pasvinus Loryvisses, 14-0000 “SECRET : - When Kiltad In - ; SECTION E = ___CNARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE Tirass steongthe und weaknesses domonstroted ia current position, Indicate suggestions mode to employes for improvoment of his wore. Ghee racommendations for hia training, Deseribo, If appropriate, his potantiol for d Hygreany DG@HR ww HA ow grocter re. seonsibiities, Amplity oe explain, if appropriate, ratings givan in SECTIONS B, C, ond O to provide the bust basis for determining fue personnel octlone,” — . : Subject is an excellent records officer. His intorest tn es ot and. tie perseverance in carrying out tasks connected with: £2 hve anther produced results in tis own work, but have kindled enthusiasm and interest ' He na within tho Division in developmonts in Agency records manaremort. : been able to, improve records within the Division with a grea¥AledP UF success, and at the same time avoided the usual avereion to records responsitility — . _ Which too much emphasis on records creates in the caso officer. His ability to get along well with others ia important in his liaison functions Mr. Woods! work on the vital materials program in the last year has resulted in a rauuch more realistic program for the Division. The oreatim and PELAVLL AA up-to-date retention of vital materials has for some time been ‘gp problem for which Little solution could be found. It appears that the. " present program will result in vital materials which will be current ‘and usable if needed, ao : . : : Subject is at present assigned to a part~time detatl in MMU. ‘This, should help to broaden his Imowladga of new approaches in the records field. . A/EXO/DDP. has expressed his complete satisfactidh ith thdweryelfoctive work Mr. Woods: 4a doing on. this datailg —————_—-antirds whith recognita vin wine-gle si -mina thy inderchen Mr. Woods' work during the last ae Yae'enotbaais'.fos,o RaRPSIALLOR te the Division's records program by COP, "!o'¥ perlormanco, an anliealy CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS - BY EMPLOYEE 7 have sean Sections A, B, C, O and E of this Report, _ . : OF DMAPLOY Hit 7 peed vA af eterth/ BY SUPERVISOR : UT HS CMPLOTUE HAT GLEN " This REPORT HAS NOT SEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYER, GIVE EXPLANATION SECTION F UNOLe Mi SUPRA TISION pa nn ee ee or on af RT ISMNOT BEING MADE AT THIS TIME, GIVE REASON, a trp ree Set nena ae ete Saneaene PURVISION LEST THAN 39 DAYS IREPORT MAUL WITHIN LAST 90 DAYS Orrichal TtTLS oP SUPERYISOR TYPED OR pe enero ; NO : oh Li thn, _jzurcoves UNDER tay su Poet Cipenify}r TATE — we tleet UY Harriet L. Watler = . L 16 December 1960 | C/FE/ESEC BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL : : pn ne enero neh nena ee eee NE 8 poner mer ng een eb reenter bit Rn rte nro + WELG HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE ASOQUT THE SAME EVALUATION. 7 ° ~ : EVALUATIONS rrr a EMPLOYEE A LOWER EVALUATION, - VALUATIONS, TAMMOT SUFFICIENTLY FAMILIAR WITH THE CHPLOVER'S PERFORMANCE. Bf. “e . . : . ft _ _— nen pe nena nnn eee eee posse . LOPFICIAL TITGE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL [TYFEO GR PAINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE : ae : he biltay 40 | AE : po : . ‘ ay of FE/EXO ; . ; Orrin Rs Magill, Bre f/ 14-00000 ; x ~, SECRET Ovhen Filled in) ‘ iy EMPLCTEE SERIAL NUMBER ; el FITNESS REPORT \ spaaeg Lhe Le SECTIONA~ GENERAL : - 1. NAME VLeet) (Fired. Ona 2. OATE OF GIRTH [Ss SOR 4. GRADE woe na te Oh. a Camsel on se tthwarg (FA5 M OF 8. SER VICK DESIGNATION 6, OFICIAL © POSITION Teva OFF/OIV/OR OF ASTIGNMENT. : 7 ?. . nya meray /. Maar? YV, Pare . _. | aaQeiee fi cellrual TYPE OF REPORT REABSIONMENT/ SUPERVISOR wot €LIGIOLE L mm 10, DATE REPORT OVE IN ie 41. REPORTING PERIOD aa fo ; t/Det hal GSS wea ff. St Se SECTION 6 EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specifie duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating number which best describes the manner In which emplo: performs EACH specific & uty, Consider ONLY offectivenoss in performance of that duty, All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees supervised), RATING SPECIFIC OUTY NO. # RATING | SPECIFIC puTy NO.4 NO. liaison with RID, DDP/RMO, DDP/MMU Assistance to FE personnel in pro~ , j ather Division records officers, « 0,6 blems of retention and retirement 5 } tion of recards mgt of records ~ , 3 gram RATING | SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 : RATING : “J. Twaining. and. assistance for FE Guidance to field records ; _ personnel in records mgt pro- officers . - 6 seeciric ourr No.2 ; RATING [SPECIFIC ovry No. 6 : RATING - NO. NO. Planning and develconent of . ‘Division vital materials progran {SECTION C EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Toke inte account everything obout tho omployee which jnfluences his etfectiveness in his current pasitton . performance of specific dutles, productivity, conduct on job, cooperntivenoes, pertinent personal traits or habits, particulor limitations of tolonts. Based on your knowledge of employee's avoratl performonce during the roting period, place the-rating number in the box corresponding fo the statomont which most accurately reflocta his feval of performance. 1- Porfcernanee In many important respects fails *o maot requirements, 2 + Pectsrmance meats must requirements but 1s daficient in one or moro Impartan? rospacts, 3- Performooce clearly moats husie requirements, A- Parformonce clearly oxceeds bosic requirements, 5 - Perigrmoncs ia ovary tmportant respoct is superior, & - Parformanca in every rospact ix outstanding, SECTION D DESCRIPTION OF THE EMPLOYEE. in the rating, boxe: 8 below, chock (X) = dagreo toa which such chaoractoristle epp 1. Leost 5 possible dagree 2- Limited ed deproe | 3 + Hormel dagreo ~ Abave average degrea iS: Qu : CHAPAC TERISTICS | ner [ ea 3 nn FE F APPL — ° faace iseaveol | ria j 4 [s | ee ect Rie wetter tt te rhe ta the em, gq degree ne Ts I THINGS CONE CAN ane DECSIONS CN HIS OWN WHEN NEED ARISES Does 5 J0B WITKOUT STRONG SUPPORT a WUTES EFFECTIVELY SECURITY CONSCIOUS THIMKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IN QRIGINAT MINTAINING ANG crsPosine OF RECORGS ™ OTHER (Speeifys: ~ SEE SECTION ¢E* ON REVERSE SIDE FORM aso 49 onsorare paz viaus EDITIONS, SECRET ay 14-0000 SECRET hea Filled In) NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION ¢ OF MANNER OF JOB PER! "SECTION E NER OF 3 ongths and weaknosse monstroted In current position, indicote suggestions | mood td 0 fe ment smont of h his Give recommondationa for hie training. Describe, if appropriote, his patentlal for gost Mobo fe Seep nee Ton sibilities. Amplify of explain, if oppropelate, ratings given in SECTIONS B, C, and D te provese De fees boat determining future personnel actions, . . Rad ag Subject is an excellent records officer, He is enthusiastic atec® his apectalty and works hard at it, putting a great deal of energy into his work. He is quick and understands records thoroughly, Because af this, he is at times inclined to jump ahead of others in records discussions: sad should attempt to slow down his approach to the subject to meat the level of perscas who do not have the same records backgrounds Subject could f111 any position in the records management ‘eld, and should advance quickly. He is interested in developing his capabilities ami is at present enrolled in the Writing Workshop wth this in mind. , qed in area ance” with FE Division , 6 ls report Res Been oer wt xing the indiwidual ° slanderds which «o77 ize ; tthe croup Thus an “average fahng rolivcts an entirely sh hu sanstaclory performance. tha gee SECTION F CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS 1 : . BY EMPLOYEE : . ) certify that | have | have seen en Sections A, ! B,C C, D ar end. nd & “of this Repewt. DATA . SIGNpT URE OF EMPLOYEE 6 ey, $9 C23 { _— 6-t=z Cs eat 2. jf , BY SUPERVISCR _ MONTHS FMPLOVEE 1448S BEEN tr ris REPORT HAS HOY SEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EX FCEN ATION UNDER MY SUFEAVISION 7 ry REPCHT js! oT BEING Fy a tes meee - ae [pean MADE Witrsw okST 77 DAYS = 4 TempLOvGa UNOEN NT supervision Less Tuan eo pays ISTE Greets —_—— ——— en CATE TYPEO ml rae NEM AND SIGMA TURE OFFICIAL TITK@ OF SUPER VISOR uy, | nahi Ket . 27 October 1959 C/PE/ESEC 3. : BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL ™ it WOULD NAVE OEM TH EMPLOYEE AQOUT THE * TAME EW ALuATION. : ~ ~~ - 1 WoULG HAVE QlVEN THIT EMPLOYER YG A HIGHER EVALUATION. — . — “TY WOULD HAVE IVER THs" EMPLOTEER A COWER EVALUATION, . ~ ™ ~ [Ucktnor GUGOE THEEE EVALUATIONS, Tals NOT SUPPICIENTLY PAVILIAA WITH THE EMPCDV ES de aFCRUANCE, ; COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Subject . 454 a praaising young reo erds afticer Se has demonstrated a capability for growth and for assuming greater respons: sd lity, He igs very much interestad in records managemant anid wants to make a career of it. Hig career devolopment should be designed to afford him opportunities for aximum development both in terms of varled Headquarters experienca oxi in field assignamentse Oate Orriclak TITLE Or REVIEWING “OP RICIAL (as OR SESE ano dt BNATURE then 07 7 Pteg, if | ‘ea/exo . Orrin BL Meet : SECRET - . . . . 14-09000 SECRET 9g pe fOhen Priled In) “iTNESS REPORT (Part 1) PERFORMANCE SMSTRUCTIONS For ni TE A ALINESTRATIVE © TP PICER Coneult “eit Vene anetsuctions for “completing this “report. This rennet ie designed ta help you express your evaluation of your eubardinote eal te teensmit this vvelustion te your eupervison end peninr officrale. Op ganbrat ion Policy reauises thet you inform the sutwrds- nate where he steode with you Completion of the report can help you prepere for a discussion etth him of his strengths and weaknceees, Tt be steo organization policy that you shoe Part tof thie sepert to the eeployee cacept imder conditions specifies so Meguiation 29-370, It be recomeanded thet you ces! the entire form before cospleting on the enmmloyer, it muat be comm ieted eed foraerded to the Office of any question. Uf thie ie the initial report Fersannel no tater than 10 ceye after the date indscated in item A, of Section “A” below, . Genera, _ ce ee os neereeat es T. pare ov gtatn 3, 348 SERVICE DESIGNATION FOR THE SUPERVISOR, SECTION AL (beet) ‘ Tesese Bycdiey _ si ye/Pon/Manile 0. OAIL RAPONT yt se toe, ®. PEWIOD COVERED BY THIs REPFUNT (Prely 21 Aurust_1958.- 4 Sentember_1958 seacras (Specsly) Tyee OF REPORT Pe asst cumin te Bure AY BOM (Check one) CARD CUwt wf cwrLores a epee npg ERTL CAT OM THi 3 BER LAT WAS WAT NOD Btin Seow To MmHEe TROIWIOUAL party. Fe aot S00%, EePL ain mie SECTION 8 4. FOR Tot RATER: nN Sty est feft States _ As CHECK (X) APPROPRIATE STATEMENTS: v BVVPOUAL OD RATES “HT pe CF oe D. & warmtns Atte SENT TO Hie Be CORK AEFACHED Fa TEED BPO Gee, IMdD _WEOORT Ore Ee ay O98 OF mIOWS OF THB ImOte PX iveoum. * THES REPORT UCTS THe GcmetNlO OFPIMFOms OF wYaEL? AND PALvrous SuPtavisoge. . i eee erent cane cere near nimannaninec Pomacd DhacuNses eb te fois darcoree AMD BERRMWEREDD D9 feat wf reves E THis OAYE. TT ei : eas ea ua SUPECV'G58°S OFFICIAL FITLE, _ i 195 as eg 18 Set 1058 Colles 0, Harriate? o? Station, Molh_ EGU ANE CUBS TEA OLR ELMER Ot 2. Poa Tet REVI E MING DEAL e . OPIN LOR WET THK core a Bae GTHEM pte PORMATION, WHICH MILL LEAS 19 A RETTLA UNGEASTANCING OF Metts AEFGAT. t+ CawMOT CELOeTIP Se THat Fei BATES 1H OF WTO EL EVALUATE HOD 100 Prurceusert B£ebust (Specs fy )i canes noe MED PERO GTS se eee te eh na a rey mtn arenas Ay Lf DATE aera rll flerence of ap Ub bn GIGHATGRE UP BE VVEWING focretefy thee any cubatartink e. Tais OATE -~ the sicve eee oo wath the seperviaar as cethected an CL GFFECTAL TITRE GF GEGER OIG BFEEC TAL Section c. wee NOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION HAT INS on GEE Rab OF Grtttis Ot Aa Cansaer te nis duties dugang the matsag persod, sibility. Factors other thin peeduetayity arti be taken inte scasunt later etivety and effectovencest with shich the individual besa pated hes per laraod Cospare fio ONLY with ethers doing sscglas sors at os sintiar bevel of resgene tn Section D. POPEDR CO THES ADP GUATEL Ts HE ES ONLOWPETENT. Dean CE, AL Tu Ga WE WAG WAG SPECTR IC 0 + MBER tat + Mamet Y ADP Late tn obs Hi | CARRY GUT GELFONTIBILITIES, L GUITANCE Oe TRAINING, WE Orth FAr04 e 5 WIS DGPEES ROCEPTABL, COTE WALL YY ALVEALS SOUL AREA OF a§aGuEss. 2 3+ Fiat oeus 56 TRECATT. 4 1 PERF Sous GUTECS tn A COMPETENT, FEPTCTIVE Vanni, . PATING 3 A UINE PCmPUEM ANCE. CORRES DUT VEU CF mis UESPONT AIL ETOES ENCEPTICN ALA adit. . Q : FB + PERFORMS HIS GUTCES te SUCH aN OUTST AMUING YANGER THAT MZ 24 COYALLEO By Fim Otede UEstcys gue 10 NoMVOED sae the Sur EAvesos. cwsuats‘This ratiag covers the neriotl 21 Aucust 1 er 1958, white sudject in Jbourne survevine Statton files and installing new RI stendardised ry ine & ten, : Wert an. s PREC Os Foi tees a. eye ~ rom ss US (Part I) or raeu as oes oen SECRET Performance un AGE LaSyLe re. 14-0000 Barons SECRET phen Fedied Pa erpcaned DOTEES 2S OATINGS ON PERFORM ANTE OF ? eM eee . . FFE op pp PERECTIONS, a. State in the apncee beboa up tu aan of the wore repentant NECHFIC duties pecforned durbyg Ubes Asta . Chace the nest important frest. De not yocbate eum ce uicsportent duties. . b. Kate performance on each weerfic duty ceasatering ONDV cites tiver so pecformaqee of this srecutis ty, ce Far supervises, mbilety te supervise will atxaye be ratad ace apecifie duty eo OGT Bye Ag eupecvizers Seed tho aupecviaw @ aeceetney ondv). di de Compare in your mind, when posable, the redividusl Beang oroted with others performing t 4 EN ato aimelne lovel of reaponashebity. ‘ e. Two individuals whith the same jod title way be perforaing different dutbea, If eo, cate them on detterent duties. . Man f. He apecifiec. Fuamptes of the kind of duties that eight be rated see: Ag ORAL BRIEFING WAS ANB USES AREA ANOWLADOR CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS PRECARES SUUWARTES GIVING LECTURRS DEVPLODS WFO PRoGKANS CONDUCTING SEMINARS ANGLYTIES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS THANSLATES GERWAN BRITING TRCHNICAL REPORTS WANEGFS FILES DERKLERING SOURCES CONDUCTING EXTERNAL LIAT SON OPAEUTES RaADTO . KEEPS GOOKS . CUORAINATES ETTR CTHER OFFICES DRIVES TRUCK 1 MAINTAINS ATR CONDL TIENT WS TYPING TAKING DICTATION . CRETES REGULATIONS SUPERVISING PREPARES CORFESPUS OEVCE a. For some jobs, duties may bo broken down even further at supervinor col snd phone operation, i the case of a radio operator. rn Ot nt cn PROPCAMS THIS DUTY IN AN OUTSTANDING GANNks INCOMPLTENT in THE PORFORMANCE OF THIS OUTY 2+ BARELY ADKQUATE IN TNE ReEReORVANCE OF THES POUNO IN VERY FEA ENDIVIDUALS MOLOINE Tess i EVALUATES SIGNIFICANCE: OF 7ATA netdere it advisable, e.g., combinn! Rey DESCRIPTIVE ouTy iar jo89 RATING 2. POREC AMY TED DUTY ACCESFARLY Poe ERCELS ANYONE f WNOW EN THE PLES CEP INTE TF AvMaLe oe PERFORMS THES DUTY IN A COMPETENT WARNES Mio QUTY >. FRAFOAMS THIS DUTT That ME sercigec oury wo. f NUVEER Installing new RE Filing System 5 seqerfie Buty wo, F Monares Files Surveying Station Files | setcrens uty ag, 2 Oral Briefing os 5 9. MABNATIVE SCICRIP PION OF MANNER OF 108 PERFOSUANCE partecubtarty thete wht ch nt hwek aleve br. _ydownoint and to work out batween the RI system and of the Melbourne Station. nigths pid weakacwset, DERECTIONS: Stress st SeRENGTHS: Ability -to see nnother's > gatinfaetory compromises oparationnt reautrements Mone observed. a ee ra rare na ease “TT SULTABILETY FOR CUSKERS 08,14, ORS Ree abrat the amdiciduals...oradusctevetys condegt am the ee vamt haw he fate gn sath yaad Tear, See ih prey eee oe pte arecieast here evervthiag ve fee se habsca, vpeesad for aork of olauy the! sane tevet. TAvLE © ME SwOUg SH ser aTaree wrod Ar wayL avety Ee BELT ANE Rat MT elects vr talents portragcné peraonal charavieri pire him wath others slarng 9+ Fe CRESS TR Weds 22 Gb GaGHTTUL SUT TAREE, Doe a Bakken ATER EAGER FPL Oe ANKE HEL SEPARATION ae 1p tar GAUL SUPTADTAT Ey AA VAST PLOT LT Evie ey SA PINE EMPLOYEES 6 AS HOME CEST ANSE NE STEN TINS * ? ator ie aM ATG a Noe HONS WEAUWESSES SUFFIETLNTLY Ou tF Payaiae S27 sake Sek LAN ZATION AN UNUSUALLY STADE MERON EN HEBGE OF Tee RE aS Ewanrs OF Tet veGsnd Zara Aa Oke LN Tet FAGAN EISTION EXCHLLED BY GHLY A FEW TN SEER LI Te GAN ZATION? C Feo FRG 4O4R EN SUF OF _ SECRET 7 , 14-0000 hae . . (when Filled tay « “ SECRET 4, We | FITNESS REPORT (Part I) PERFORMANCE ot completing ih10 repo FOR THE AIVIINISTRATIVE OF FICAR: ult current inet FUR TUE SUCERVISUK. This ecport ta designed ta help you eanreas your evaluation of your subardinete and to terest this cvaluation to yrur supervisor end senive officials. Gegonization polsey sequiree that you inform the subordi- nate shere he stends with you. Cuenletion of the report con hele you provers for a discusaion with ham ef his estrengths and weaknesses It is eteo organisation policy that you show Fart fof thie report fo the eomloyee exncert uncer comlitione apecified in Reguletton W-A7e. It bs cecommended thet you seed the antire form belote cropleting Tf thin bs the invenal report on the employce, it aust be jon aN pnd forwarded to the Wise of any Juestion. Fersounel no Later than 30 deye after the date indicated in ites @, of Sectian “A below, SECTION A. oe ee ee 1, Mane (Last) CFarat3 (4iddte} 7, Gate OF BIRTH 2. 884 4. SERVICE OES BATION SXXXK — WOODS Janes 8. | 20 Feb, 1928 - y Bz B. OFFICE/OIVISION/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNWINT Or OFF CIAL POST IIe Tike Manila ; ______| Records Mansgenmnt Analyst 7. GRADE DATE AEPORT CUE IN OF O. PENFOD COVENCO WY THES REP 4HS (Inclusive dates) -_ G3-7_- _. § Decerber_ 1957 = Septenber 1958. a tO, TPE OF REPORT [| tebtiay WERE D ametat. Ure RYE SOR wrectar (Specify) (Ereck one) | rerrte Brae rscumimtsturLovee { Prem ye SECTION 8. CERTIFICATION _. TN. FOR THE RATER, Tui8 REPORT [o-) MASUR) waa WOT DEEN Sudan 10, THE FMONTI DUAL HATED, 17 MOT BON, UXPLAIN EMV Cy.) tel : Absent, fron Station. Wil be_.shown upon. returte CHECK. CX) APwRUPAIATE STAT EVENTS: A eames OTs Inga epee, Tae § BAP ONT airveess wy 9Oe chintOms OF Tete imore veoua, | : oer ery Set neratirmna nen comm ee THAIS NER ORT REFLECTS HE COMBINED PiNvONS OF wrZELE AMO PRENIVOD SUPFM YESH * SES ATTA! HED } REPORTS | 1h dmonvronda tp ates “Tam CI of 0. TER GAS SEOs FH’ HID HA CORE AETACHRD TO U AMMO TY CARTS Ae teat Tee ATED COT VIC AL Ree et woe PV EvaLuate wee soe Peercawance Becauts (Speci iy. X | Nill upen return to Station. To Mave DESCUSIER wate foe a AHOED ON ENL HE STANGS. Hed SMPLOTEE 1d OT etw ater AWO BEARNE SEES 80 @. Tuts cate “Ter Hy Peo OR PAINTED NAME ANG BIGHATURE OF SUPERVISOS]D, SUPERYIGON’S OFFICIAL TITLE ___4 Sevt 1958 | Ray ¥. Drumnond CfAamin _. IETTANTPAL OF DIFFLQUNCE ced OP inte eta IM fiyPeRyI sng, ‘on ANY Otald bMs ?. Fee tee REVIEWING Ore iciay: RecoRD TN TEER UNDERTTANOING OF Twig REPORT, FIRTATION “wa reay wee LEAD Ti 4 cee ve eee ~ DAE yo ; bite. Lbuth . } contenu dn ou “aviashce fener To vertefy that any subs tentiel Wt ference af opine a “th the supervisor pe refiected in the above gection. Cr NEvigwins i FICIAL FRILE GF BE ete WING ORTOP AL crate meme gen mame re ee teen TPES GR PRINIGO WAL a, Tnts QaTl ge. eeeGAL Praraawenc rifsctivensys sith ehych ree sedcavedusl being eatsd has meefors level of tespens Consiier Gay the prosiertaed Caspate me ONLY «tth others doing ascskos work ata simetae dato account lates sa Sretren fy , GERFCT EN Das Gutigs turing the cating pattad, aibilaty. Factors other than miadictiwity wall be token DUES NOT PLAP GAM UUTTES ADETUATELY) mE PS eeLOuPL say, AL ANY Ge HE WAS HAD SPLCIEIE BIIDASES GT FPbimiaS, KE OFTEN -F PILE To wemew ig ts + BAMELY ADEGUATE te HED DNWANCE: 5 CAMPY Gul RUTPONR UIE TEs te VOST OF MES DUTHLY ACCEMTABLY. OCLAS ON ALY REVEALS Powk aia OF at dants5, dos PippAnNS TSSVETT 4 PATE IHS Bur ES IN A DOMPETENT. CFFECTINE WARNES. satiws 2 7 A TIME SEAPGAUANTE. GARATED QUT Vann SF WIS GESRANT MILE TAS PxCEP TIONALLY WELL. uueale BoP PMNDAES HAR GUFEUS ON ACM AS OUTSTANDING MAUNEM InAT ME f4 EG OLAS ogy FEW GEMFR PERSONS ANoaN fo THe surensagor, COMNENTS ~ ~ Seep anes PRESTO D LAT TOOeS art ~ poRe nO, a i Mee 36 u5 {Part 1) erzerys as waase ice SECRET Performance ia abt CBSE TS : 14-0000 SECRET (then Folted Ia SN PERFORMANCE GE SPECI OU TEES oe Maa ary ne aeeamee oo ee pBescures Dury wo. DLRECTIOWS a. State an the spaces below weite ate of the more Ingartant SPPCITEIC duties Fiece the ovat teportant tirst. Ie oot include miner of vaieportant date Db. Rete performance on each apecutic cuty conesdering ONLY effectivences ts For supervisors, ability toe sipetvare will afesye be seted aaa ley who supervise @ arcretery onir}. g do Canpare in yout mind, shen possible, the individued being rated ai or ID Ay pn the seme duty ats ~ wipalae tevel of ¢ ‘e. Two andividuele wath dation. MA ft. Be specific. Fresplen of the bind of duties that might be reted ere: a ao 00 7 rovers INTERPOOATIONS ORAL BRIEFING HAS AND USES AREA KNOT EDGE DEVELOPS NET PRrOcRAUS PRAPARES sume ant es rleP&asnygy this retiag precad. tlarmence of this epeetire ae. uly (do nol cate a0 supervisors Three c. onsaba bate. the ease job tithe may be performing different duties. Tf se, Tate them on dsiverent Giving Lecreess | CONDUCTING SEVINARS ANALVZAS THOUSTRIAL KEPORTS TRANSLAYBS GARGAN Paring TEQINICAL RoruRTSs WANAGES PILES DARALEFING souRCES CUNTUCTING BIER. 2rAarson OPERATES RADIO . RERUS MOOKS “rvting ~ COORDINATES “WIT OTHER OFFICES DRIVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION WRITRS REQULATIONS MAINTAINS AIR CONDITIONING RPELVISING PREPARRS CONBESPON DENCE EVALUATES SIONIFICANCE OF DATA ay be broken down even further ff supervisor conaldern it advisable, ¢.g., combinrd icy _e For woae jobs, duties ond phone aperetion, in the case of @ radio, operstor. @ + PERFORMS THIS DUTY IN “AN OUTSTANOING Winnge Found tn veay raw imorvrouaLs MOLDING see vak 2098 te INCOMPETENT it ™ PURFORMANCE OF THIS OuTy 2+ waa ADEQUATE an THE PCMFORWANCE OF tis OKSCRIPTIVE bury . RATING 3. PERFORMS THES OUTY ACCEPTARLY pe TRCELS ANYONE 1 «now ‘the me PURE Ohne ae muMeta & - PERFORMS THIS CUT IN A COMPETENT Udenge THiS Outy ' Bs PERFORMS THis OUTY In SUCH A FINE WANNA THal qo TSR OUSTINCT ASSET ON HIS oe - . 7 Sreersic cure we. “Supervi coe Records. Mea analyots - Poe BUTT ' Devises Records Systems -to suit Station needs. ? . : : Betceric ovre wa. 8 WANING srederee Outy wo. 6 RENTS } Treings Station personnel in Records | %""" : beeen maintenance. 3. NARRATIVE TIVE OUSeHIP TION OF WANNEA GF GUD PEAFaRvANce ee OERECTIONS: Stream aterngtha aad weokncaaes, porticularty those which affect development on present jab. Strangths: Works hard and fast. Able to analyze problema and organize work of Records Management Team in miothodical soquence.s J Wealnogs: No notable wesknesses. . . SUITAGILITY FOR CURRENT JOO TH ORGANIZATION, BIS THdS CRDi vIdveL adda JusETAsS rsa oe SECTION OL DIRECTIONS: pertinent peracnal ehoractecietics ag hadics, pare hia with othees doing similse work of about the same Level. Ts DEPINUTELY UWSudTAGKT © we SeduLG DE SHPamar¢o GULD NST PAVE ACCP TED HIM TF 1 MAD KNOU]Y MEAT To KNOD NOW Take into scvount here everything you knuw shout the indieitoal....producetyity, conduct sa the cry special defects of taleats....ond how he fits in with your team, Cree ‘ 2+ oF COLATFUL Suttasierty, as . Pia V BARELY ACEP TABES PSPS Srreerree) “ANCSASL OUT Th Tet NG BEAVYL ANTES -GUIFICIENTLY OUTSteno nS Tr BAI |. 6 RANT WIA SEP AMAT ON 7 . ao Ae GE Tee BAWE SUTTAGILTTY AS MOTT PEOPLE 1 UNSe py Ter CRGAWD TATION Rating 3 1 A eeVb CUE EVEL © 4aS Bue HUF STANDING SIBINGTOS wuveca 8 7 AN UNUYUALLY STPONE FOMSON IH TEOWS GF THE AE CUD REMENTS OF THE CROANITATION . PL CATELEED BY OMT Y A FER fw SUP TABU ITY FOR ean Ie Tet SERA EZ ATION aC OTHER PSST Teay om tpt dagavidatioa® Co) +6) Pe] wen meres, CaP ain FuLye . . . > SECRET ~, 14-0000 ers SECRET - _ “ * Chen Feltled tay . : °° FITNESS REPORT (Part H) POTENTIAL ae STRUCTION Conseil’ oumeont inetevetions for completing this report. oR er, SUSSQISTRATIVE OFFICER: cércer men. re ne, REP EVIOK: This report be @ prevuleged communication to your sup-seiter, snd to appropri Bent ot peremnnel olfictele concerning cir potential of the employer being reted. 94 is WT to be shown to the Tt a0 gecummended thet yur tread. the entive eeport before exeyieting any tuestion. This report ie Bupervbeson PH AT LEAST 00 DANS, IE be then 90d 40 MUST. be only after the empléygen naw been under you: tf thie i6 the INITIAL REZTIT on the eoploy eo, however,. to be cuteiet hold orl emplote after the vodays hee et ayord. “pate Or pinta ‘ Semvice 20 Fob, 1928 PHICE AL PUSITIO® TELE vERIoo CovEMto ov Lid ateoer “(Intluares, dates) § | Decenber 1957 = Septeaber_ 3958 _ 4 Chatery Twat tars. worurt | AErMEsents bad id JUOCLMEAT GF Tmt inDIVIOUAL $0100 MATEO ' } 5 SUPCRYIGON'S OFFICIAL TITLE TACNED wEWG hon cre OF REVIEWING OFFIC eo acres amen eae tans a nae ere ne AA Considesing others cf hit grate and type of pssignaent, rate the wopleyes? . potential to assume groater dita . Think bn terns of te. ‘kaad of responsibility encountered at the verious sevels in his kind of sietacy ABOVE THE LEVEL wr meric satisracroay PERFORUARTE CAO OL LaPeeres HOS REACHED THE HiOmEST User. At -wsen Sati spactoey PUMLOPWSECL Cam Of fvPECTED HG PROGRESS, BUT SEESt wORE Time S€roOmt HE Can Of TRAsmal 19 #5 SUME oncaten atsrona sari T tes ROAST FOR FRAT ING It Attub eG GREATER RsPonsi pice ries . \@ILE PAOWAULY ADSUST GiLceL” TO MONE BESPONSIGLE DUTIES #NTeOUT FuRTHE? TAR IOS FATIRG ALERSOT ASSUMING MODE ALESIS IGILITIOS THAm CPPECTES AT HIS POESEGST LEVEL | . ? de EXCEPTIGHAL PERSO” OO VS ONE oF THE FLO WAG BHCULO OE COWSISEHLD 798 EASLY ASSUMPTION OF HIGHER MUSE LEVEL MESPONSTOILITIES ‘ Aen a ree 6 OOTERTI AL : fntwer thid question: fas sid) person the atelaty to be » superysenr? C7} Re OTE your indicate Lelow your ap itn 4 guess of the fev«l of supervesery ability this person well reach AFTEX Indicate your apinian, uw» vlacang Whe owasber of tha cesertptice seating betoe which comes clonzeat Tl yars rating is based on oberrving hin Supervsae, note your note th: seating in the “putential” column. anawer 26725, SUC TALLA FF, AG Ca wapressing Fo fetiagg jn thes. 19 tn the appease ete coluss, column, Ff beset am opinion of his patential, WIE DUPLAVISONY POTHariAL te THIS SET ATION 1% Btls deay oF Situation 1308 s9 Ins> Ftmy OF SITuATICn oom Terk as tgaricy - mae GD OP IMION OM Caset, ¥ DESCOsFT VE = BELIEVE HHOS er OL ee aS BE A wh Ad GUPE et seR a hating : wuusrs Rie BELIEVE HnORVEGUAL enL BE AM AVERAGZ fur ee Cente e inGrveGuar MOLT ui & STRONG Surtees 2 CESCRIPTive 93 ¥ustice a aes eesie 798 (ieuck Srsvers, etenngrazhasa. technsesane of professional ape- ACTA. fF estearess a €@abe bores cdalsete of various, Finda) ental cortacs wn'e sewsorase Cpececemaras os FeesuenT (Firat tine dyesrrsene) " H s seoue SF barca: eae ame gimned supecvioae: - - <= gee tet aesee 399, (desoad ba nn em CCP IF OR. wm sce TE RETF OR OLE FOR POLO PodoOd. CHOAMITATHON wer te oes art a — a pReee 3 famg o.tee tave Irevel ey Soennnee Sa 9 Beane etre ahhh ce een nann en Hy OED COMESET Bre rumLOFATE BUSCODI NOTED 19 HOT FasOurDsT 4-24. _~- pone a a = POF REE TE Teemwrme hes ALTE RE TEEH POL DEER ss end 2645 CaOeFaL COGeDIAATION Lexi Teeter ath PrsERM MATES UMCL USE HEwates OF fon EFF OTE TE DEE a an . atate {ipecite) i os — PLACES PATS! Tus tH? UNS — areas as (Part Mar roses oF tna Se a ice SECRE "Potential a ape coscrtre i . . a . . . b e og - _SECRET. (thes Frited fey IMOICATE THE APFRONIMATE NUMATR YF MOND Tey aatty euUPLOveEt Pry ott ‘ & months “COMMENTS CONCERNING POTENTIAL is + - FUTURE PLANS : TRAINING Om OTHER OtvecornEsTaL CUPEATENCE PrAaANNED FOR Tee IMD EVIDUAL bee es Hons Bipnned nor available while on current overseas tours I TACTORD, INCLUDING PERSONAL CIACUMSTANCES, 10 BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUWT 1% JADIVIOUAL'S PUTURE AISIGHMENTSE- |. Subject single ond villing serve geographic locations, Believe oubject. performs: . SECTION J. DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL . ia provided os an aid to deaceibing the individual op you exe him on the job, Interpret ‘the words Literally, On the page betow aco a secica of statements thot apply in come degree to tinat people, To , the left of gach etatement ‘is a bax under ‘the heading “category, * Roed each stutecent and ineert in the boa the- category number which beat tel Row, awit mich the atatement opplice to the person euvvared by this report. ‘ Xs HAVE NOT OesERveo THIS) wENCE Can GIVE AO CP INION as, 1 G8 THl OESCAFPTION APPLIES TO THE; ‘DIRECTIONS: This sectton ° "ERODE VIOUAL . te APPLAICS TO Tel teOTVIDUAR TO THE LEAs? POSSIONE oconst- . - ~ 4 CATEGOR NUMBER 2 + APPLTES 10 INOFVIOUAL TO A LIMITED OCORTE ’ q D+ APPLIES TO INOTVIDUAL TO An AVERAGE DLOREE : . 4s APPLENS TO INDIVIOUAL TO AN ADOVE AVLAACE DEGREE : . . BL MPLLES To, Wwpivious, _-— CATEGORY STATEMENT ATATEMENE — a ae fo 5. MOLE 10 BEE anotmeate Th. WAS WiGe Sreaveeos OF fas, os teres 3 vara? ov vise 5 aCCowri sweeter 4 i SiGe lim MSSOLT ATES 2. CaM wane ‘ODCHSIONS OW wES th. ewoue oop eemagery j22- swrcamaare vecisions oe. FE ' 3 Ge enim whee aad ses . + taone tae Sandy COS OF Gow FERLINGS ai — er rere meet fh mn vrerremmn . J. mad Une TiAtieS he wee aeeromaesiege . 5 ‘aa. 33 THOUOnTeul OF OTneAs ' } 4 a . 4 sd MARVTUG (ROMER THIN AoW EES wie Casuad 4 24 OQHR GT SFA UNDER Pate Ab arowes a6iu 70 suecee ities 3. Gretwaa comstawtey foR mde anowrecer. ano ipuns G- GnOws ante 19 sete AGOUATANCE 4 j2. oreecare puogiwans See ae el 5 DOHD wHe 208 BD IHOUT i 126. #5 sacyatte Comactous Stone surpoer 126 pacy t { emp te cowed ur ante Toms 7. Che QET ALOSO WET Peame : foes [27. bd evpeearige . mas CORTeCT OW 16 CONe ateuciive POCHLATATES SUCaTH Gra bee tite Sf med Gece AAN Mtuone fae Pacts fat woes ae uv OOTS Teoseh Souk sadapar Scr f 90. com cave wire awhearneres veay SHRONS oud sureaus- Lede eae ste oo SECRET = ; “rn + 14.90000 . Be "SECRET CG - te . _ . “, (then Filled fad ev a reo 2h ere ye For nig MI NISTRATIVE 3 GYFICER: Consult curtent inetsuctions for ec completing this report. © FUR THK SUPRRVI IR: Thies report in desigred ta help you esnicss your evalustion of your subordinate ond to tronamit this evssuetion te your aupefvisor end sensos offte Organi ation policy requires that you infomm the subordi- nate where he stems with you. e@ discustion with hia of his attengthe and weskaceses. It report ta the esployer sacept under condi Cien scifeed in 3 5 you read the entire lors before completing any uostion, Sf tie te the initiel report ‘on the eamtoy t wuel be coop le ond foreerded to the Wier of Vecennnet na tater than 30 daye after the date indicated in item &, of Section A ORI GNATION Ctra) | SERVICE James . AIE wErORT CUE im OP “oo rmbons va perrerisoas, . - . oe CUPLOvee wed Sreeaotas & BTsucs. co mat fear ue ec. Trees oR PRINTED ROME AED SIGNATURE OF Spetavesoe oO, WAVE ‘DESC PEED wwessse so SUPEAVTGOR'S ‘ORFECHAL TITLE * ‘ 74 ‘ . i i . : ai 1 i : . ! Vicertify that any eebetantiol differenca of apsnion «sth Ube supervisor fected in the above esctlon. ‘ ern merece ae a ee enon oe eee ee a in ee rn . ae a. tuid, DaAtE Te. YPCO OR PRIGTEO souk sm SIWATURE OF REVIEOInS Io. OFF acs aAL PATLE OF ROEVIERING GEE CCHAL . z . Orercray . - . : ee iicholas fA. fiateios - . SECTION C. : - 308. "PLAFORMAACE EMALUATION : } te RATING ON Stagare O¢oronwance oF puree. “4 : DIR PICT 108 1 Conseder ONLY the productivity ant sifectiveneas eltn ehach the ssdassdust being rated has per ‘formed | . j noe duties during the eating peslhod, Cenpare his OLY aith-othere doing sscrlae work at a aanitor Nevel of _Saspote a . whee ee ae © dt Lity,.Fectoss other thea productivaty silt be tehva into acount deter in Section Ber vane i, 3 8. OATES SOT PEefoPd DUTIES AOTCUArELT. aL 1S INCOwPE tins, oe , Fs BABEL FTE OUATE Im PEMFORUAN CE. AL TH OeGM SE WAS GAD APECIFIG Gy! Dawe OB CRAINING. ME OF TEM FAILS FO. Cases MT RE OME TALL EES. . * D+ PEAS THe BOTT OF MIS DUTIES ACCEFTABC T, OLCASHTNAL LY BEVEALE Some AaSA OF wt tant tb. Hoe PESELE eS OSTEES tm A COURS TAR? Edd OCTAVE waenre . . Biv db beah PRGTSO WANE: CAMOIES Gy P wame GF wae TEEP ING EEE frcrPticmecsy eete B > FFRIS II AES OUTres tm wun A OES ae GING WANNEG Meat od 9S Tova dd ay Few Shika PE NBONT ANCOR FD Vat S-PESVISES. : : DIOL aCeS PALeHS.Y ALI Te aed — ; : foe eg 49 (Part 1) ce soeug ae anc ase ence) SECRET . . Performance ta * ane GHEE. . den 1 - 1 ‘ re ’ yore SECRET - OF Fie (Bren Filled Tor On FU RFORWAMCE CH SOECUFIT ON THES + WeTiaoD DIRECTIONS: tem a. Stete in the spaces below up ta nia af the core important SPECIFIC duties pes tb py th tang period. Flece the mat importent first. Oo aot include pinot of. unimportant duties, "yi Bb. Rete pesfornance on cach epecific ty considering ONLY effectiveness in performance of ¢ co For supervisare, ability to aypecvise eill elucys be cated as & apecific duty (de not cate as y uty. PRAY tee thees vies retary cely). in you ind, when possible, the individusl being rated sith others ania 3 the -veme duty st 2 -level of Feaponsaba lity. PON, e. on “Individuala eith ‘the sane job title asy be perforaing different duties. If 06, rae® Tnes on different -dulies, . f.>Be epecific. Faamples of the tind of duties thet sight be rated are: : ORaL BRIEFIVG MAS AND USES AREA KNOBLEDGCE CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS ‘ GIVING CECTCRES DEVELOPS NEW _FEOCR NS . poe . . CONDUCTING SEFINARS ANALY IES INoUSTaIaL RepoaTs WRITING TECNICA REPORTS WANAGES PILES CONDUCTING EXTERNAL LIAISON OPfRATES RADIO ING CongoiNaTEes Sire orase OFFICES DRIVES TRUCK SRI TES REQTATIONS sainsatns Al [RES CORRESPONDENCE jer ie Supersceor, con € @ety no. Supertising Reeping his’ owe recoks and reporting .0n Work progress. =~ : [3+ NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF WANNEA OF JCB PERFORMANCE DIRECTIONS: “Stress atrengths “sete wesknessea, “particularly thow which affect development on ‘present job. SPeCiese gute mo. 6 : : " Subject analyzed difficult records problens “quickly and’ prooisely, discussed his i recomendations forcefully and convincingly,. and then proceeded to put, them into : effect with considarable SDBTEY.. He not only’ supervised his subordinates. effeat- ively so that every mimite was productive, bub’did a good share of the routine : work Maself, saking certain that everything was dona precisely as planned, , . : : ~ ~~ - de a oF “STs FoR CuRaEny, TT as _DaGaRy TAT ToWe, jato account § e Sadsra, specea! defects or fateata... sand how he fits in sith your ica. Com ith others doing sausdar work of about the sece tevely 2. a, o ae i 7 8 TE “FE - “OFFA TAY UTsui pas oo me SOULS OL STPaRe TIO Pe OF osuBIFUL sustaer cnt. +OOEED REO HAVE KOCAP TED tow VF a wad angen BHAT 6 aNoe ACO Pie A waatey acciP rage Tera ret... 3teie AVCAAGL AUT O2 7M WO BEMENESSES SUPPICHENILY OUTSTANQING TO #4n- GANT mbS SEP ADATE Oy . OP fet Band sacetageri fe AY WOT PEOPLE 6 ENDO 45 Prt COShWT TATION . ‘ a. eating S$ - A Stee TMP 2 AG toed OUTSTARIIAG ST Gtes weugne 8 1 AP VSUSUMLLY Stade PEetom ON TEAM CF ted ef ouemMints oF THA aeane ration “ Pn excae neo By OHA 2 PER EW SEP reSik ety Sst elew te Tee ORGAN adn “Oruce POI TiGE IN Tat ve. tr ves, carta weites Fea went SOME OCH POLI TIGR UN THE BOGAN I TATION? ¢ Jorss : th Yee e peoree Cary see Poste nN me Md SECRET me everything you kos ebeut exe sndeviduel....productivley, conduct in the jobs _ 14-0000 INSTRUCTIONS Consult current instructions for cocpletang th fepost, For THE AIMINISTPATIVE OFFICER: FoR THE. SUPENVISOR: Thie tepurt is a privileged coraunication to your supervisor, and to appropriate careet senage- ‘merit: and personne) officials concerning the potentisi of the esployer being sated. ‘Et as NOT to be shown to the rated exployra It d9 srcuonended that you read the entice ceport before completing any 1 tion. This teport de to be completed only afters. the employee has been under your supervision PUR AT LFAST 90 Day: tf fess than 99 days. held and complete after the $Gdays hae elapsed. If thie ja the INITEA, REFURT on the eaployee, however, it MUST be completed and (srearded te the OF no later than 30 days efter the due date indicated in item 8 of Section “E" below, (WAddle)- “SERVICE DESIGNATION + (Fiset) @. OFFeCiaa POSITION TINE te OF Bate aercey out Sureayison=s orf ryayvs Teme Feinteo wawe ano ‘Bicnatune, OF suPenyison ce ‘DIFFERENCE OF OP INTON' . PRINTED NAWE 24D 516) (ATURE or Rtv F ; orriciat Nicholas A¢ Nateios SECTION 6. _ ESTIMATE “OF POTENTIAL Q ignment, sate the employee’ s potential to Assume Greater’ ality engoustered st the var a levels in his kind of 4, POTENTIAL 1G #S3UME GetATER RESPONSIBILITIES Late ScTIONS: “Phink in-termms of the kind of respons (aEaDy AESVE THE LEVER AT inticH SATISFACTORY PERFODWANCE CaN BE EXPECT: "aS PEACHES THE WIGHEST LEVEL AT w4icn SaTiSFactony PERF CUWANCE- CAN f Usain 29568735, shave fon faainins iW ASSUMING GREATER PESPONS [OHCITIES: are Pasdas. ¥ BDSUST GUICKLY 10 wowe RASPONSIOLE OUTICS es THoUT FURTHER TRAINING MORE RESPONSIBILITIES Taam EXPECTED AT HSS PRESENT Levee 13 OME OF THe FEW BHO sudura ec CONSTOEREO for Canty assuueTion or nashen . DIRECTIONS: Ansser that question: dos this, person the pbility ta by / guess of the bevel of supervisory ebitity this: Berean - “will reach AFTER onswer 1s YES indséate below your opinion JUTAHLE TRAINING, Indicate yous, opini ; lacing the numbér of the descriptive, cating: belos wtiich comes closest e cofugn, Tf your ratang ia based oo obsérving his supervies note. your pte expressing your pinion an the -appr rating in the “sctuel”™ column. Ht t sed on opinion af his potential. note the vat ing: in ‘the “potential 06 lustn. ; pescasereve. B+ MATER S OP IKIOT ON HIS SUPERVISORY POTENTIAL I IMIS SETUAFION . i RaTinG $+ @LETEwE teOrFeauaL wouLo bE A PEAK SUPERY!3QR Wy Tet § gino ‘OF Stivdtion a . i nuwace 2+ BELSEVL snDEVIDUAL WOULD BE BN AVERAGE SUPERVISOR tS THIS NINO OF SUTUATION < - . j : 7 Be BELCEVE 1HDIVIDUSL WOULD BE A SIRONG SUPERVISOR iw StS SETOATION . : 2 actuar [rare react DESCRIPTIVE SiTWATION |” ~ >| > 2 ° > . oe tet Baste 338 (truck dea Vitoagraphers, technicians oF professional sper i 7 OF celeste of varioge kinds) ete contact ert a . aperrs so : nt io mene ene > - ~ oe eee -.- 4 Los i. T = TT i ia eheue 68 surenvisoas eno peeech fuG asic a9 ¢{Secvad fine aupereiaors) £ sperma + ~ a —e - - . 2, av Of wav wor as SUPE OVENORS, tarem Ts MLEPOREIME Foe wazOe tiand. one « 2 cere eer hm NA ACT eate smwsorete Suyssecematis re HOT Feegctal an Seyee sd ans Bede Cader, Coosorserioe acererereas aot vie vecuvot wiweses oF tuscan Tet varreree oven (Specizy) o 2 TM NS. GS (Part Hor roms as two ete muce SECRET - Potential es ~ ast SCOSOLETE. ‘ 14-0000 SECRET -. H oe {Phen Fitted Tay - “fe Tue MOTEL CMPLOVER MAS BIEN UNDER vVOUR SUPFRYE 1 " OF PE KAY) SUNG INDICATE THE AFPRONIMATE NUMBER OF MONTHS Three COMUENTS CORTERNING POTENTIAL From, subject's performance. bere it appears that his potential in Fob bron oprre ment field may be Limited only by his lack of formal higher education, tdi ap even in this respect he could overcame thie deficiency with some training. His fulness and boundless energy would unquestionably inspire any. subortidgas to higher performance, He has an intense interest 4n records work afd an ability Hate “:rasp com TRAINING OR OTHER ORVELOPMENTAL CAPEALENCE PLANNED von tHE INDIVIDUAL > NOTE OTHER FacfoRs, SECTION t. 2 TDERECT IONS: Thia section is provided an nan sid to d the words titerally. Gn the page below are 4 serice of statements that apply in some degree to moat people, the tef€ of eech statement ia po box under the hating “cateuory. “Read each statement and insert in the boa’ the category number which hest tolls how much the statement applic D peraon report. red by thi Xe WAVE NOT OOSERVED THISs HENCE Cat GIVE NO ON Ag TO WOW THE DESCRIPTION APPLIES TO THE , . ARO EWIDUAL - APPLIES TO THE INDEIVIOUAL TO THE LEAST POSSIOLE O€GREE ing the lndividval as you sce him onthe yob. Interpret te CATEGORY NUMOER Bie APPLIES TO INDIVIQUAL TO A LIMITED DEGREE 34 APPLIGS TO INGIVIGHAL 10 tn AVERAGE OFGREE : as APPLIES TO INOt VIDUAL TS A ABOVE AVERAGE OLGREL . . Sosa . apruies 7 To INBEV OUAL To ay MuTsrse NGING OeGHEE : category STATEMENT STATEMENT FTATINENT 1, afee 7o Sha Ano tna Rts 2h. WAS WOM STAR GARDS OF abeots reetctene tm OFtade ‘ 3 rornt of wince : AC COMPLE OHMONT 5 SiamS wPrH ASTOCERTE® Btee 4 aw 22. IMPLEMENTS CECH TIONS POe 3 DAADL ECS OF Gem FRELI955 + Gan mame BbaN5 ON ne 6 peer ss BN Wes does CML ateaki te 24. 80Raw OCLE UMOLA POE aSUME 4 OWN anin wets AE SES . on es | ~ wen cee 2 MCCAPTS ator once Ve r 5 a. WAS Hetiatans fa, ace omarere a V4 TeOvGufeul oF DEWFes + GFR AMAT TER Ce mid thos £ 165 scwera eee Cragns Ho ne aan eminem carrer Se Stet ves COmSTANTEY 7OR HOO SAM ET Ot AND VURAL nn en 1S. sES9OuDs OLR Te Zur LOY _ st Bron 23. 21 sek ars syoseuest. 3 26- 15 seeuaety comsceaus’ i OSES HRS 9OR PE TnOUT B. 98003 arin To STRGAG TURP ORT Aggiprance i [hT. COMES GO ortm Sesutioms 4 { ty reper tas nea perneeecctitenee a +8 csvesuant Cam GET ALOme Oe tm DEORE a a cote 46 fone Iyp, sacrgavatat awaate arteae 5 @. G@279 Tetegs sont | Thom sé mid oeence 2 7 : 4 f. tenes CETED 255+ oavi ats. G30. F408 wat Bagural braaee 5 t aed Osta dus surbans- aoe . ‘pete O,Loweaee Tie Gaerne ad , SECRET “ | to. cae compl wt im twewara cess t INCLUDING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TO DE TAKEW INTO ACCOUNT IN INDIVIOUAL’S FUTURE ASS i CrmEw Toe tol 14-00000 SECRET . (then Fit) ae et FITNESS REPORT {Part 1) PERFORMANCE _ INSTRUCTIONS ti for completing this report. FOR TIE ADIINISTRATIVE OFFICER: Conavit teurrent ke FOR THE SUPERVISOR: This report is designed to help you express your evaluation of your puburdinete amd to trenamit thie evalustion to your supervisor and senior officials. Organization policy requires that you inform the subordi- fate where he stands with you. Comiction of the report can help you prepare for a d sion with him of his ‘etrengthe and weoknenses. Tt 6a also organization policy that you shoe Part fof thia report to the loyee except under comlitiona apecified in Regulation 20.170, It is recommended That you read the entice form before completing any westion. If this is the initlal report on the employee, tt wust be coop leted end forwarded to the Mflice of Personnel no leter than 10 deys after the «late indicated in item &, of Section “A” below. SECTION A. GENERAL (Ficat) (Middle) 2. Gate OF BIRTH Janes 20 Fed 1928 B. OFFICIML POSITION TITLE GS-0132.35-7 intel Analyst F- GRADE G. GATE REPORT SUE EN OP OS-7 : 10. TYPE oF “heron? (eheook ons) :SEET ION 8. nee 4a Aates “140m Cl Oa DB, a admins Lets | ter ateonar aepetcrs THe cowernco OF mtOme OF wveRLe ame PREVIOUS BUPERVI NORD, OREN O TRS aoe TMPLOvEeR WEO €a owe wa wrte tee Lice! SukEAVI SCA’ Ss ernst TICE CALFED OW B0 be (YA 1 Ba A Te ro ” near Eee * oordinator, 201 Control Unit, Beg eo Ba 3) 7 STANTIAL AEHCK OF OPINION BARNS: B30 tion ANY vy OTmta rs tli RECORD ANY BUNSTANTE DEFERENCE Oo TO « otTres UNDERSTANDING OF THIS REPORT, Posted Pos, ont BP e210) D. b. REEOY jg -- wave © Amo ean TD. tHid OATE 22 July 4 1957 a Fort the Ae REVIEWING OF orry FORMATION, OHICH WHEL Af sues Ww t3CR Ke _ Raviewed by PAO, THtS CATE ees July 1957 RATING ON GEN RAL PERFORMANCE OF. butie DIFFCT IOS s Consider ONLY the productivity and. cifoctlernana with which the individual belng rated has his duties during the rating persad. Cosiparc him ONLY with others doing sinilar work at a vim Stor level ° sibility, Factors other than productivity will be taken tate feenunt Ister in Section & - '- oats noT peasonw GUTTES AMCOU ATELY, WE PS INCOMPETENT, + BARELY ADEGUATE S% PERF CAUANCE) ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIES “CAGaY OUT RESPONSIOINI THES. PERFORMS MAST OF did DUTSES ACOFPTAGLY: ICCASIONALLY KEVERS FONE AREA UF SEARNGSS. TNOtNT PEARL RS CUTIES IN A COMP CTENT, EFFECTIVE wanntf, RATING A FINE PERPOS*ANCE, CAMPERS OUT WAY OF MIS HESPOUSIAILELIRS ONCEPTIONALLY @ELL. . PEQFORMS HIS BULSES by SUCH AN OUTSTANDING WANNEA THAT WE CS EQUALLED fy FEw GTWTR PERSONS ANUEN TO tug ER THE SUPERVISOR, . cowrnts; §&- Woods departed for temporary duty cn 9 Feb 157, Eis last Fitness Report was completed on 5 Feb LOS7, just prior to his departure. Reparts rrom the ' station indicates the he is doing a commendable Jao. - es formed feapane GIIDANCE OR TRAINING, HE OFTEN FAILS TO amee ns REPL ACES Pag ov eeegsOng " ' " roax wo. US (Part 1) or ronws as avo ase wren SECRET Performance tar ’ APE ODSOLE TE. ° 14-0000 RAIN SS Cw nero pC PUOBLETICE DLPk RNONheL SECRET teren billed In DIRECTARS a. Stete in the spaces one up to six of the more Important BPPCIFIC duttee performed during this reting period. Po mot inciwe einer oF unimportant duties. do ae a Flece the ooet important firet, tlormance of thie specific duty. Rate werformancs on each specptic ty gansistey yLY: effectiveness in For marervinores, ability to shud: fe Gi HO FH Gfrerea we 8 specific whe ocretviae Ceamere in your aiwaler level of secretary onty). mind, when possible, responsibility. uty (do not cate a0 avperrisors thooe the individual being. rated eith others performing | the soma duty st o aith the seme Joy diay be pecforaing Oifferent duties. If a0, rate thes on different l- + a. Two. individuals i Boties, 4 BB Be agecific. Praoples of the kind of duties that aight be rated are: : . ORAL BRIEFING WAS AND USES ARBA KNOCLEDOE CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS Q OLVING LECTURES DEVELOPS NEW Frograus + PREPARES Sumani as . z CONDUCTING SEMINARS ~ ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES GeRwin i 4 ‘ waiTina TRENNICAL aeporTs WANACES FILES pepat ering sources : CONDUCTING EXTERNAL LIAISON QPERATES RADIO KEBPS GOOKS 1 ighi) COORDINATES WITH OTHER OFFICES © ORivEs TRUCk . . . TARINO OICTATION BRT TES REQULATIONS MAINTAINS AIR CONDI TIONING j SUPERVISING PREFARES CORRESPONDENCE BYALUATES SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA 1 @. For seme jobs, duties msy bo broken down even further if supervisor coneiders it advisable, e.g., combined key ‘ | ond prane operation, in” the cans of a cadio operator. 7 . . ‘ rT te TweOuPe TENT tw THE PERTORWANCE OF THIS DUTY @ + PERFORMS THIS DUTY IN AN OUTSTANDING MAnnde : { 2+ DAALLY ADEQUATE IM THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS FOUND 1H VERY FEW IMOTVIDUALS MOLOINS SiMe. ~ ‘ 7 OCSORP Tare OuTY bAR 3008 . ; RATING 3. PERVORMS THIS DUTY ACCEPTABLY . 7+ EXCELE. ANYONE | KNOW IN THE PERFORMANCE OF : 3 - NUBsER a. Pearoams This, Outy th A COMPaTENT wannta . THIs Outy - . 2. Pensonus THIS DUTY [Nh SUCH A. FINE WANNER || . 2 : to : an pk THAT ME 18 A DISTINCT ASBET ON aes 400 erecestc Outy , RATING NUMBER P RATING SPEciFIC OUtY SPECHT Baty mo, Mseecupas Baty wa, 3. DINACTRONS: NARRATINE DESCAIP TION OF HANNZR OF 508 PERFORVANCE ae a er en A oe Stress strengths and weaknesses, particularly those which affect development on present job. TN ME ROA cot them men oO ath tec DANSE AN te 6 SUITABILITY FOR CURRERT JOB IN ORG ORGAN 2A iON LDIRIVTINS Tako Into occount here everything you know shout the individ ve saprodvetivity, conduct in the fob, ansat personal charecteriatics or habita, epecial defects or tatents.,..ond haw he flte in with your team, Cox’ pere Rin With othera doing sinilar work of about tHe sane Tevel. . oo . _ _ 7 Pos DEFINITELY UNSUITABLE « HE SHOULD BL SERARATED SOOULD NOT Mave ACCEPTEG HIM 1F tT HAD KNOMN @HAT 1 knoe now [ Tt + OF DOVETFUL SuITsaiLity., | d+ A DARELY' ACCEPTABLE EMPLOYER, ..BELI™ AVERAGE GUT BETH NO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDIGG TO wane RANT HIS SEPARATION OF THE SAME SULTADELITY AS MOST PEOPLE | KHOA TN THE ORGANIZATION A FINE FerLUOVEE +» WAS SOME OUTSTANDING STREMGING AM UNUSUALLY STACHG PERSON te TEeMs OF THE REQUIREMTNTS OF THe ORGANIZATION SeceuueD BY OWLY A FEW CN SUPTABLLITY FOR a0RG 1m Tok ORGANIZATION AEE ag te sabeceth et ah LM Beer OAL ao RATIONS suentt loeet a eae oe tS tard Thats Owl “yervaa SUITED FOR BORK tm SOVE OTHER POSITION IN THE ORGanTEATION? t } ERP AE HAL steer nts 14-0000 SECRET - NO, (Phen Miited In) aad FITNESS REPORT (Part 1) POTENTIAL ee STRUCTION Consult current instructions for com le ting thie report. FOR TUF ADNINISTRATIVE OFFICER: FOR THE SUPERVISOR: Thie report ia ia peivileged communication to your superviaor, and to appropriate career msnage- ment and personnel officists concerning the potential of the emplayee Deing tated. It is NOT to be heen ta the tated eeployee, It is recomeemied thet wo ceed the entice report before completing ony question, Fepoet ie to be Completed only after the eciplayee Aas Deen under your eupetvieion POR AT LEAST 90 DAYS, If lesa then 90 day held and complete after the Wdeys hes elervet. Tf thie faethe INITIAL REFUST on the employee, however, it MUST be} coapteted and forwarded to the OF ao later than 30 days efter the due date indicated in, btem 8 of Section “RK below. GENERAL v, NAME (Leet) (Firet) (Seddtey fa. cate oF erate 20 Feb Feb 1926 OFFICE/OtVISION/ BRANCH OF ASS Owen . orriciay CIAL POSETION: TUPLE -95-0132.35=7___Intel_Analys PERTOD Covered Ov Te OCBIGHATION DI a Stavice in Tee OF REPORT ” (feed ons) 3uP avison" ’ OPP T AL TIMe TyPeo Oa saintis maNe AND D SIONATURE “or fi SUPCAWISOR ic. wt 7 " a . . _ eaTumATEN OF POTENT! Al pa 1. POTENTIAL TO ASSUME GREATRA RESPONSI DIT THES _— _ DIRSCTIONS: Considering others -y) Wis. grate “os type of assignment, rato the eaployea's patents to assume groater terponsibilities, Think in teres of the kind of reaponsibility encountered at the various levels in his kind of work. ALREADY ABOVE THE ever AT GHICK SATUSFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN Of GxPECTEO MAS REACHED THE WEGNEST LEVEL AP AW ECH SATISFACTORY? PERFORMANCE CAN Of LUPECTED MARING PROGRESS. SUT NEEDS wad TIME DEFORE HE CAN DE “FARINeD To AISUNE GREATER AESPONSIAILITICS AUADY FOR TRAINING UN ASSAOIND GREATER BEIPONBIDILITIGS WILL PROBAQLY ADJUST OUIeRuY Ba WORE atsPong dus OUTIES WITHOUT FYATHEA TRAINING ALREAQY ASSUMING MOAE RESPONERGIRI TIES THAN CXPECTES AT MiS PRESENT LEVER AN EXCEPTUONAL PERTON WH FE ONT OF THE TEW wd SIQULD BE CONSIDERED FOR LARLY ASTUMPTION OF HIGHER GEVEL RCSPONSIDIN THES - RATING NUMSER MeOenaune SUPERVISORY POTENT EAL a DIRSCTIONS: | Andwer thia questian: ies this person the whillty co be a supervisor? (J ves (} No - Uf your anveer S$, dadicate belos your apiaion or gucss of the lewel of supervisory odbility this person oh reoch AFTER SUITABLE [SAINING. Tadteate yout opinion ty plecing the umber of the descriptive rating below shich comet closoat ta expressing your opinion in the agpropesate coluon. If your cating 14 based on observing him supervise, note your Fatang an the “esctual® coluan, te based, an spigion of has potenteal, nate the rating an the "petentsal™ column. orscrrprive 9 * HAVE NE OPINION On RES SOPATUTSOMY MOTENTEAL IN Frid SP TEATION . RATING 9+ BELIEVE ENDAVIOURL BOLLS BE A WEAR SUPCRVISOR IN THUS KIND OF $1 FUATION RUMOtR 2s DELSEVE ENOENTDUAL WOULD BE AN AVERAGR SUPERVIGOR IN THIS A1ND OF STTUATION De ALRIEVE INDaweSyay Mes BE A STACNG SuRtRT SOR th Tass SUTUATION POTENTIAL OFscweP tive SUTUAT ON SC ataud Fsewe Vna enaae 390 (Pfueh deive Bienagraphers. Weehnietana ae Brotessional spo- sisltsta a? various Vyaday antae commer entre tambniare sysomaematts 16 eaeoutnr (Fieat Line supeevasery . _ . _ tue gatec 938 (Second line superviaore) ACTUAL A aedUP CF RUT EES EEa EE Ber DeRECE $08 whsGe Fi bud, GaGametatron A GNCUH, eed wae ch wae not BE DURE HAE TORE, WHitm FS MAE OM RES Amo FOQIEC {Brecuties devel) en era nO A Sema T TATE CvOGAD MATER SS NOT FBG ayERT BATRA COMEAC? wr Te Deveaad sar waaay CateruL COORHISATIOE Acteverreh wae Acerecrentagt TAS EMCL DEG wEmeeAs Or tee DeHaEETH She Styria (Specity) REPS OMEN RRS COE ITS Potential ia _ rows ee 4S (Part it)e poews as uae ase wick SECRET nov s ' . . : ARE Das. ETE 14-0000 SeCTION Me SECTION |. DIRECTIONS: | the words ftitorally. the left of ecoch statoment is a box under category number which best tells how much the stetement applies to the parson cavared by thin report. ae Otek wh TER IUONTE : . - SECRET . (then Filled in + &. COMMENTS CONCERNING POTENTIAL FUTURE PLANS ING OM GTHER ORVELOPUENTAL CAPERIEMCE PLANUED FOR THE iWOEVIDUAL 10 Of TAKEN ImTOO ACCOUNT IN INDIVIDUALS DESCHIPTION OF IHDEVIOUAL Thia section is provided 65 49 aid to deseribing the “individual a2 you seo him on the job. On the prego below are @ serios af atatoments that apply ‘in some degree to mast people, Reod each statement and insert In the box the the heeding “category. “ HAVE HOT GOSEAVED Tihs HENCE CAN GI¥E NO OPINION AS TO HOW THE DESCRIPTION NOs VIOUAL APPLIES TO THE Pees TEDVaL TO THE LEAST POSSEOLE OLGHEE Intesprot To APPLIES TO THE te CATEQOAY MUMLER 2 + APPLEES TO IuUIVICUAL TO 4 LIMITEO OFGREE ae APPLIES TO PMOLMEG AL TS 4H AVERADE CEGALCE oy 4+ APPLIES TO INDIVSQUAL 79 AM ADOVE AVERAGE DEGREE ; : 3 APPLIES TO INGE ¥E Sed FO ft DUTSTANOING DEGHEE CATEGOAY . STATEMENT Carey STATEMtnT CATESORY « STATEMENT - $, 4910 19 BRb- AMD IMEe SD joa. nad wioe avanosens oF - CEabs £§9 CFP ECTI SE te OF ooUDe point of tee aCCUMPL I Seate st S0Ome Ort AtIOCI ATES Y nas FOUTOATIVE . - t . nO See a ny en - | 4. 10 AROLENS 8 Ie Thee te. . rag O, s5gRe an asst efemce ener 9 ee rater eee wee Te AW VAR EEeESbSud Se We Our extn Mteo Age 18 SmGes OMIOEMALOTY oaeoLess res sour ts wie Canoes steoma surroar 22. IMPLEMENTS CECUBI CMS Abe OF oan SEEK iOS” . - J . aa ACCEPT Oe BEOPanse® ‘ 2? U9 FeQuam reve OF OImess 24. WORKS TELE UMoRs PECSEUAE 15, erspanos 19 toPare 5. en spanos hee 10 sorene | Gasre ars sucsestat z vision - 2 —— ane - WEN 208 sernour 20. 88 SECURITY comscious . £7. ‘Cowes uP wiin SOLuTIOnS . €s Lone Bhim PLemee + 08 vCasarics . j 7 tem att avons * { to paositus 2 an oe ner ene ew ee ne ern ne earn ene 3 2B. nit CRETE) Aw 1S COMe ‘ . a , oP od t . 8. 206 wiwoay roe eacts 29. 13 oostRvam sTeuctive - peer re a a rs et fe ; - : 20. Faceh i sates suncin $$. Totaas CLeemey Teon Of mee CPricE 10. Com COPE rin Iveeueecres 9. SEES Palmas Geet ~ Serr yrery 90. 088 wot Que COmtimucas Surtees 20. Compertge ak feta aLedekaee Teak tawese + geome ‘at . SECRET a eraytad . rimennngqg | sy M a -Poas duties dusing the rating period. stbifacy, SECRET -_ 7 oe . rh ? ~ ¢BRen Filled En) IeSTRUCTIONS _ FOM TE ALPINESTRATIVE OFFICER: Coneult current inateuctions foe completing ti this “report. This report is designed to help you expires your evalurtion af your subordinate and to transmit upervisor ond senior officials, Organisation policy requires thet you inform the puburdi- ith you, Completion of the report con help you prepare for @ discussion with his of his nate where he etands strengths and weaknesees. It ia oleo orgénizotion policy that. you show Part fof thie + tt be recommended that you ¢ead the entire fora before completing under comlitions epecified in Regulation 20-379, any qestion. If this is the initiel feport on the employee, st aust be coop|eted and forwarded to the Office of Tertonnel no tater than 30 days after the Jate indicated in item & of Section “A below. FOR TUR SUPERVISOR: thie evalustion to your SECTION A. 1, wWAME (beet) ~ (Pieooty WOODS, Janes _ 3 0. OFFICE? Divi BON/ BRANCH OF ASSiomMENT (wisdte) | 8. Oave oF wintA a. 9tk 4. SERVICE OER GWATION 20 Feb 1928 M DD CS OFFICIAL Position TITLE | GS-0132.35-7 Intel Analyst PERIO0 COVERED BY THIS NERORT “Cinclucive dates) 22 January. 1956 = 20 Jdanaary 1957 srcceae (Specify) #. GATE REPORT OUL IW OP . is VO, TYRE OF REPORT (Check one) SECTION DB. cEeRTiFt __ : MC, “#0m Tht RATER: = THAe Rerony yp HAG NOT OFTEN IF NOT SHOWN, ERPLAIN BHY ast . : we o : . 4. CHICK (KX) APPROPRIATE STATEMENTS: | £ . Y a TF two we oven ‘8 aateo Minow Clon OD. kb aaanime Gate tea a wen TO nia BA COPY ATTACHED Te tris erroet, 1 CARMOT CEMTERY. THAT THe BATED (WO vIDU AL e088 HOw fC EVALUATE WI5 JOG FEAFGauancE Secause (Specify): rare vibuabe Px hise? MEP GAT REPLECIS tHE COMBINED OF tHtOND OF wYEtiT PORT ALFLECTS My O96 GFswiOws OF THIS DHOEe Ano Frevtcys sUrcAVISORS. b WAVE Ob teubetO iw ft PPL OT RE Wis Ot aRe ° aparece So rH We AMO Cat wh tran VfS0R]O. SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL TITLE B. THtS pare C. YPED OF PRINTED NAME, AND StuNATU € O, weeds 5 Feb 1957 Janes L. a arenes Gamsa t, Breads may oordinator 201 Control Unit |. :. AN TIAL OF DirreReNce oF Sint WITH THE SUPERWISOR, OR ANY OTHEA IM 12. FOR THR REVIRWING OFFICIAL: BECORD Any 3005 FORMATION, wiiCi WILL LEAD TO A eerres vaoenatg INOtNG OF THIS aepoats * Mr. Woeds since return from foreign aesignment has completed one temporary duty asolgnment and 1a preparing for another, He has applied the present headquarterg on 3 stagdert equating with this evaluation. work gt the station registry, Posted Pos. Contral ‘ fo LNs [7] ccmrimuto eu artacnts sneer t cartify the that ony subatuntial diff aa 1g}! 4 wath h_ thag vieor te reflected inthe _nbove section, 8. IMIS OATE a, 1veco ginods figs tee rt TuRe, OF pyverine C. OFFICIAL TITLE OF BIVIERING UFFIGIAL g Beb 1957 OFF ACH AL . beer Supervisor, RI/AN Section a PERFORMANCE EvALuaTION 5 Roviewsd by M'D_ SECTION Ce ALO! 1. RATING OW GENLRAL PERFORMANCE OF OUTIES j BIPACTIONS: Consider ONTY the productivity ond effactivencas with which the indsvidual being rated haa pertormed Compare him ONLY sith ciiers dotag similar. warvk at -o- similar level of respan- Factors othee than productivity will be tsken into account tater in Section D. 1. oOfS NOT PEAFORM- MU TIOS ADFOUATELY) HE ES IRCOMPETENT, 2. BARELY AQEQUATE Ih PERFORMANCE. ALTMOUSH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE Of TAAINING. ME OFTEN PAILS TO CAWRY OUT RESPONSIG.LITIES. o PERFORMS MIST OF mid OUTSES ACCEPTABLY: OCCASIONALLY GEVEALS SOME AALA OF WEAKNESS. + PERFORMS DUTIES th A COMPETENT, EFFECTIVS MANNER, + OS FINE PLREORMANCE, CAAHIES CUT WANY OF HES RESPONSIBILITIES FYCEPTIOWACLY OELA. 6 PERF URMS WLS GUITES IN SUCH AN OUTATANOING HANNER THAT HE 19 EQUALLED OY FER OTHFR PERSONS KACON TO THE SUPER Y¥ISOR. Swan oa hy gto ee REF. aces POE¥IOUS EGETIONS SECRET Performance te joroy o, 45 (Part 1) o¢ coams 45 ano ase onsen ON as AMG ooso_ety, : 14-0000 oO ; ‘SECRET " ore than Pitted Fr 3 om FEarommance OF SPECIFIC DUTIES ba the spaces below up te sia of the mnsa japartant SPECIFIC duthes pertornt d bonOnn a Usp ag period, Place the most important first. Do not incliels manse at unysoportent dutiee. sy Rete performance on each apecific duty consifering (ALY effectiveness in pettormance of thas apec Pruty. For supervisors, ability to emerviae will aleoys be sated se a specific duty (0 mo hgete oo aupervitors thoes c. who eupervine @ wecretery onip). va d. Compare in your wind, when possible, the individsss belng tated with othees perio Roo same duty at @ similar level of responsibility. ©. Two individusts with the pame job title may be pesforsing Aifferent duties. Uf se, rate them on dilfezent dutles, f. Be specific: Fuamples of the hind of duties that asght be roted are: . . ORAL BRIEPING WAS ABD USES AREA KNONLEDOR - CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS i GIVING LECTURES DRVILOPO REE PROGRAMS PREPARES SUWHARIES } CONDUCTING SEMINARS AMALYERG EMDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSL AYES GEAWAN ‘ i WRITING TECHNICAL auroRTs MAMAGRS OILES DEBRIEFING SOUSCES f : CONDUCTING BATARNAL LIAISON OPERATES PADIO KEEPS BOOKS . : TrPina a COORDINATES E11 OTHER OFFICES DRIVES TRUCK : 1 TAKING DICTATION ONITRS PEALATIONS MAINTAINS 43m COND! TiaNING — ~ . : SUPERYISINO PREPARES Cone ESPONDENCE EVALUATES SONI FICANCE OF DATA ‘ I a duties may be broken duen even further if supervisor considers it odvissble, e.g., ¢ ombined key ' . } ation, in the case of @ radio operator, . 7S { cn | . ‘ oon i 1 + income mT tt THE PLAFORW ANCE OF Tart Outy G+ PERFORMS THID DUTY Im Am OUTSTANDING MANNER a i : . 2+ BARELY al foarte im THE PERFOMANCE OF THIS rounn tw vEAY row INOIVIOUALS HOLDING Sims- 3 : ORSCRIP TIVE: - Duty 4am 2008 2 4 1 RATING 3+ Pearonud. mis Oufy ACCePTapty - re cxcdes AnVONE 4 anow tm THE PERFORMANCE or: : ayuste 4+ PERFORMS THIS DUTY IM A COMPETENT Wsante - tis out : Noy : 5 - PERFORMS THIS OUTY Im SUCH A Fink weeute ° THAT HE 1S A VISTINCT ASSET Om wHg AF Ia aretiere fury ao, @ t Papacieee GutY mo, #. Analysis - sub jective analysis of ce, eae AScignment Mans, dement = Organization FI and PP material. 5 ly scheduling of work. : | . ‘| Palingtsvecessc Suty wo, B erxetrie cure mo. 2 Analysis - Quantitative auwate 5 WAYING | SOEZAFIC DUTY WO. 6 . mute e nuMOne + to te te = Has and uses area knowledge. a 1. T_WingaTive beDcaiP tion oF wawnta of 10a PERvoRUaNCE DIRECTIONS: Stress strengths and ecokneases, particuberty those which affect Gevelopment on present job. During the short time Mr. Woods hen been ascigned to this office, he has very quickly grasped the essentials of hig sezisnument; he knows when to seek guidance aPeciFié oure wo. and is constantly striving to increase Gis knowledge and understanding of hia atsigoment. He ie extremely conscientious, accepts the responsibilities of his job and performs hia duties conmenstably. { SECTION D. DIRECTIONS: Teke into account here everything you indavidual, ws eproductivity, canduct da tha job, Pertanent peresnal chersciariatics oc habits, tpecial defesss or tefente....ond how he fits in with your teem, Con- ° i pose him with others doing sicslar work of abaut the sere dered. + CEFINFTELY UNSUETTGLE - HE SHOULD Gk YERAaETES . + OF OQUETFUL SUITADILITY,., OURO NLT AAU AClAr TED cis IF OL MAD anon MEAT 1 KAOe 908 2 A GAREUY ACCEPTAGLE CUPLOVEL...O0LO® AFF S500 B27 BIT NO ET ARHESSES SUPFICLENTLY ONTSTANDING TO HAR: Ban WTS SEP ABAT I Qn ie a GE THE Saute SP Paaih ity AS UOST PEGHLE 1 ence dm TA GRGANIEATION A SINE EMPLOCKE © KAS SOWE OUTSTANDING SIGE SIat s- RATING nUMOER «| Ae UNUSUALLY SIpCmG PERSON IM TERT OF Tal OEGUIRTENTS OF ft GCHOAGIZATION . + EACLELED OF ONLY A PEM in SUNTAQILE TY 665 0794 Ya THE UAGANETATION wat , FOS, THE UNGANI ZATION? (en eer es aye iaeic im SOUF ‘Otm he 208 rfa oN 1 is Tats THOIVI DUAL ARETE Suites FOR errs ESPLAIN FULLY: oo io SECRET ! SECRET a ; me FUNes Filled fap _UMSTRUCTIONS Consult current instructions for completing this teport. FOK TUE ADRINTSTRATIVE OFFICER: FOR THE SUPERVISOR: Thee report ies privileged communication to your supervisor, and to appropriste career menage meat aml personne! officials concerning the potential of the employee being rated, It is NOP to he show to the fated eaployee. Tt ux recommended that you read the entire report before compirting any auestion., This report is to be completed only after the employee has been under your supervision FOF AT LEAST 90 DAYS. Lf leve than 90 loys, hold ant complete after the od days h eluneed. Tf this ia the INITIAL, REFOKT on the employee, however, it MUST be completed and forwarded to the OF neo leter than 3odaya after the due date imticated in item 8 of Section SEWER AL _ a. SOK @- SERVICE Of SIGNATION _ (Widdtey [2 ore of get O Feb 1928 KR SDsDr SECTION Es OFETCHAL POSHTION TITLE " ALO GS=013203597 Intel Analyst seuctar (Specify) OF THE INDIVIDUAL BEING RATED a CERTIFY Teat THIS REPORT RY REPRESENTS lay iw gest) DUO GE MEN B. FRED on PRINTED NAME io ab St [son con c. SUPERVISORS - SOF FICEAL TIME Janés Le " Brogion awn (es|Coordinator 201 Control Unit iv “DIFFERENCE oF OPINION a NUN AVTACHE o ‘0 WEMO- THIS OATE ; TyPto Gob ge fio ‘Ny $j onal = i C. OFFICIAL TITLE OF RUVICHING OFFICIAL 4 5 .Feb 1997 if i, okey L Supervisor, RI/Analysis Sectifi SECTION G. “ESTINATE OF POTENTIAL — _ POTENTIAL TO ASSUME GREATER RESPONSISILITIES | . DIRECTIONS: Considering others of his geade and type of assignment, rate the cnplayes’ s potential to assume greater responsibilities. Think in terms of the kind af responsibility encountered at the various levels ia his kind of MOFK. ALSFADY ABOVE THE LEVEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE EXPECTES HAS REARCMEO THE MIGHEST CEVEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PFAFORMANSE CAN BE EXPECTED MANING PROGRESS. BUF VEEOS MORE TIME BEFORE NE CAN BE TRAINCD TO ASSUME GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES 5 READY FOR VARIVING IN ASSUMING GACATER RESPONSISILITIES WILL PROBABLY ADJUST GUICKLY TO SHE RESPONSINLE CUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING wating ALREADY ASSUMING MORE RESPONSTAILETIRS THAN EXPECTEM aT HIS PRESENT LEVEL AN EXCEPTIONAL PEASON #MD FS ONE OF Tw Fiw m0 SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOU CAALY ASSUMPTION OF HIGHER MoE . NUMBER LEVER @ESPONSTBILITIES . Iam one Br SUPERVISORY POTENTIAL : : DERFOTIONS as persnn the ity ta be a tupervawne? Yes } No Tf your mswer Ly waatacate below your opimien or guess ef the lewol of supervisory wbility Chis person wall ceach AFIFP BULLARLE TRAINING, Tudicate your aginien by placing the meshes of the deteraptive Feting betes which comes clotedt to expressing your opinion in the appropriate ecolumn. Pf your rating as based an observing hid supervise, note. your roting in the “setuai® column, If bated un opinion of his potential, mote the rating in the “potential” column. . ih Utis Si TATION OESCRIPTIVE . WAVE NO OPINION ON HIS SuPEaVISoRy POTENTIAL, RATING + RELIEVE ENDIVIOUAL WOLLD OE A BEAN SUPERVISOR IN THIS KIND GF SETUATION BEL EEVE FNOTVIDYAL @OULD BE Am AVERAGE SUPERVISOR IN TS KIND OF SITUATION NuMeeR ° e > ASLICVE INDIVIGUAL FOULO B STRONG SUPERVISOR IN THIS SITRATION actual roresrene | CESCHPPTive SITUATION VS Sasue ceive tua 8asr€ 398 (bruck drivers, stenographers, bechats 3 oF proleastonal ape | ciataeee of versous kinds) anrat coaract arin rmucciate Syuecerevates 14 retautet (First lane, supervisor) . GROUF OF sUrkeneEcs e4e ErmiCt THe SUsee Hoe (Second Lino auperedvora) SeGawe Ration Oe wasom Pree, NESOMAL WES FS sh SPONET ALE wea way Ce wae wor af Nurs "oLicr (Executive level) : San ESNAAEEE po nn ne ee open Rak UME OT ATE DUMZRDINATORS ACTAVITYED ASE STUEUSE AND RELY CHAE FOC COERD MATION EM UMUED TARR He ereDimaTIA AVL GOE Esta OF tHe coronaire Bie otass £Specely) rom 89. 45 (Part [}}sr roses it we ae onee SECRET _ Potential. um ‘ bwow gs ane sasctrere 14-00009 SECRET OE ae 9. (then Filled tn : eer THDECATE THE APPROMEMATE NUMBER.OF WONTHS THE RATED EMPLOYER HAS DLEN UNDEN YOURS Three Months * . he S$. COMMENTS CONCERNING POTENTIAL 1 ” § ~ tS Fin Mr. Wooda is lacking in formal education, however, he has aaterye vee WD ive and ability and vith continued on-the-job experience is capable¥ng ~ Sy veloping into @ good supervisor of a section In RI or ia operating the Registry of a field installation. . i UP ERY EY Scone section H. FUTURE PLANS: : E 4. TRAEWING OF OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL CRPERIENCE PLANNED FOR THE INDIVIOUAL - t Training within the established FI/RI pattern. ° IMCLUOING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TO TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN INDTVIETURS FUTURE ASSIGNMENT OTHER FACTORS, @OTE the left of each statement is a box under the heading “category.” jeetegory number which best tells how much the atement applies to the person covered by this report. X + HAVE NOT OBSERVED THIS: HENCE CAN GIVE NO OPINION AS TO How Tat DESCRIP TED APPLIES TO THE ‘ ; - - : : SECTION "I . DESCRIPTION OF FHONVFOUAL _ y wivection: This section t2 provided ss on oid to deseribing the individual as you sce him on whe job. Intecprot ; the words Literally. On the page beiow are o series of statements that apply in some degree ta mest people. To : Read cach statement: and insert in the box the INOUVIDUAR , + APPLIES TO THE INDIYIOUAL TO THE LEAST POSSIOLE DEGREE + APPELLEES TO INOTVIDUAL TO A LIMITED DEGREE s APOLEFS TO beobe1UZAL TO AN AVEHAGE OLGAEE © APPLETS To INSP ytyUAL TO AM ABOVE AVERAUE DEGREE 3 APPLIES Ta NOP vi Oat To" AN GUTS TANOING DEGREE TAT EMENT CRTEGORS MUMGFR mene STATLMENT CATEGORY TATEGARY | STATEMENT CATEGORY th. NAS WEGH STanOeeos OF 4 TH. aS TEtEST OWE FA OFscUde ACCOMPL I ShM ine STIMS Bete ANTOCHATCS 3, abel FO SUf swotnsas 3 Point oF vies 5 j 2 Caw wane Gecrerows ew wie h Dee MEN HERO AMI SRS PR rerchetars cher sows ate a RAPSAANT TH FON FEEL INOS : ‘ . o SHOGS ORIGEMALT TY 23. ACCEPTS OLSPONaEOILE: 29. US TaPeTaTIUL OF OTHAAS : A > 3. dae enaccareen” 4 TESPOHDT HELE TS SUPE He vtsron 5. 3fmives Cowstawty poe ab. cratcacs quagevtar WP PIAL EOE AND LOKAS 7 ot ‘ tute oy y sacs ry. sr . . ne | ‘ yo ouaeerts ont wine 3 U4. ASMETS wie CRMORS 24. WC Ras BEAR GeOTe PAtSsuNE H , Log. nwous waew to 2008 Asses tance welelrlel|w DOES 45s 590 ME THOUT STROGe SUPPORS f26. 1S atcretty comeciaus [s7. Comes Gr wiTH SouuTIaAnE ' 2 ee a Pith PeOr & . “ St ce 4 to pacau ia’ 4 ia ta vees . Jd. wed Les tEStaw TS cows . MAA wddour FOR PA ta. 8 oescovent : bine : us w Pe yaks -—-—— 4. panne ee a a ~—-| open anaes , see te oF eae. 5 |g. cers teswos cone h $0. tetans cctamy 5 2b. sae ore 7 20. COwPCETES ASStaNwERTS To. peek Widarst s1b0ne 5 10. C8w COPE @EtH emEbatacits 5 3 ORE Tew MRL ee BK tte ow +, SECRET . 7 oy 14-00000 : I Oy os sh 8 FIELO FITNESS REPORT ' The Fitness evert as an deportant factor in oegmacaateon pereannel managraent. 7 1, The ergmutstion selection bored with inforsation of valwe when considering ‘ indavrces! for monhecehip in the ‘career atatt:: wd . 2. 4 pecredic record of ,ab performance #6 an ard te the effective utilisation of portonwet. - INSTIUCTIONS , . TO THE FLALD AMPINISTRATIVS OF PE@SONN7I. OFFICER: Con~ tevented by Ala doy-to-dey activities, IF thia individ- an sul¢ curcent field administrative inetructione regerdsna wsl’ hae heen under your super the initiation and trenuittal af this report” te head aya, will collaborate, if practiceble . previous supervisore to make sure the report ia quactore, . : ond complete. Primary reaponeidbility reate efth the TO YW" FIALO SUPECVT WE: Read the entire form before cercont supervisor, Et is assumed that, throughout the attempiing to cosplete ery item. At the supervisor whe period thie individual hee b under pour supervision, aga diroets ead reviews tha work of the Individus: Po Oui ervdstors teaponssbilitsos e SDATE. that dae gene 1 priaary. tewonsibility for eralustinal hi : @. and on-the-job effectivencte oe vo ei herp he acandsDA Basted Bas. Cactred WAh- FNESS KGPORT 13 S100" TO THE ae 4 fet aeets to provide: the applicetion of on . -[e atrengthe, weakness Rsirt}o neyree \. : . 3, SERVICE DEST GNATION iris opriova mamen OR NOT THES | LEAVE GLANK = FOR SEAOQUAMTERS USE ONLY James S. Woods - SPATESN DISTONATION (Currant) SNe on cme mente Beate hie tine oe ps : SECTION ca tie “he completed by tield, supervbeoe) . : ‘ rt. CURRENT POSITION , Tr DATE ASSUMED HEAPONTIGILITY FOR POSITION ntelligence Analyst = CB 25 Saptenbor_195h- STATE THE SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENTS oR TASKS WHECH ARE TVPUCAL OF THOSE GIVEN TO FAR LMPLOVEE DURING THE PAST THRES ST s TO SEK MONTHS (hise in order of frequency) tty Subject is an intelligence analyst in the Personay Pile Section of tha Records : Integration Branch, Sukpet is responsihle for the maintenance of agent records - , : and personality Piles, and is regponrhla for making all KORA file chacka, ‘ ' i ! i . , 7 ° . i . , : ‘ ; ‘ ft j : SECTION Itt ¢To be soaplated of headguorters onty) . a - <*> DG NOT CONPLETE-- = FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY _ . re a i TENT CATON y AND SIGHATURES } i 1. NAME OF @ATER (True) iN heenG GEFICHAL INFIELD (Tree) ~ i a Sones Ma Prime. —-—Faut_§. Braitueiser_ - > 3. THIS MERCKT x ass CT) YAS NOT SHOWN TO ThE VHOEAL BEING RATED. * : : 4. DATE REPORT aL rare |3. MAME DB SIGNATURE OF ADMINESTRATIVE OR PER NEL OFFICER at MEADQUARTLAS , , 4 TICATED AT pod. ea TQ AUTHENTICATE FRINESS MEPORT AKO SIGNATURES 3 i] oe : ATI IT E l Wiliam £.. Nelson, CFA/1L ev tse L . DO NOT COMPLETE FOX HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY FORM NO. pen SEPLACES FORM 45a. 1 STP Sa. tar 4 res 33 45 a WHtcn Way wr Usto. SECRET ote seen rome eR ELLIS! 20. $0595 ORIGINALITY, é SECRET PERSON WS (thon Filed in) | : SECTI a SER TION v ry 2 era aan an eid an deacesdbing the individual, Your de aitiae ipo faypeadse ot wafarorable ning ba cotetion to a particular job or ansiganent. The doeenipe bee words are to be rm Thie wection fe provided in fteols bul acquires ite interpreted Literally. On the loft hand vide of the page of atatemenca that apniy in wwae degree te wont people, me the sight hand eide of th of deucriptions, Trelanel® pi anin cA categery te dhe vided inte three emell Bloche: thie it te alloe you to mohe finer dietinetions §& you 49 Setice, ook at the states ment on the felt « then cheeh the category en the right ohich beet totie hoe much the ateatonent appiiva ty the pers @on you ere.sating. Placing en “X" jn the ‘Not Oheerved' coluan meane you heve no opinion en edetaer » phrase applies to indteidual, Placing an “Xin the “Dose Not Apply** coluen seane thet yuu heve the definite opinion (het the description te not at off salted to the individual. . CATEGORIES ' NOT. APPLIES TO AN| APPLIES TO ANI STATEMENTS APPLIES TO AT APPLIES TO A_ DOES J eee NOT REASONABLE ABOVE AVERAGE | OUTSTANO ING APPLY OUGREE OEGREE DEGREE x TT tT tT | tt tt | ><] tL A. AGLE TO SLE ANOTHER’S POINT OF VIEW. SAMPLES. XI PRACTICAL, f. & GOOR REPORTER OF EVENT). T. Ch WARE DECISIONS De mis CON Wet MECD AQISES. HE : a 3. CHUTIOUD IM ACTION. 4. MAS. IMETIATIVE, ~ $- UNtupTIOnAL. HE 6. ANALYTIC IN WIS THinginGs 2. CORBTANTLY STAIVINS 792 NED KAGWLEOGE AND IDEAS, GETS ALONG WITH PESPLE AT ALL SOCIAL LEVELS. YT xt] td] il Txt TI _L Si He 7 : i" *. WAS SENSE OF HUMOR, 19, FNOWS BHEN TO SEE ASSISTANCE. SSS | tt. Cake. VQ Cam TT ALUN att REORLE. 12. UEMGAY FOR PACTS. 14. GETS THINGS DONE, 15. KEEPS ORIENTED TOMSED LONG YE GOALS. fa. Cat COPE With Ewenceuctes. 17. WAS HIGH STANDARDS OF AC CDUPL | SHMENT. 1p. MAS STamistas Can KEEP GOING ALOE THE, RS HOE RANGE GF TNF SRMATION. — jl e is One ae ae ie Sn ee ae ae 21. BECLOPTS ALSPONSIBILITIES. : . * 72. AGI TS MIS ERRORS. : = ~ ia 25. RETPONOS SELL PO TALevIStOM, [pe ee ee a 9 EP EP aa. Cyan eusresirion. eshice astecur £50 aoe TO oe STMN SURO OET fa SECRET 14-09000 g sana tepe ices ae ey sa. A Soon TUCTIAT TIA. B. WAT cA. NTE Sy - Subjest $9 weak inhis ability to express himself in writing. Satya, Att ecter Fethee a teem ne ie bot enertdner (am enamine nates L CAN Thaw ON OTS FEET. . COMES UP OTS SAR THC 10 FACE EMs. 2 ST eME aTENE VE asec rated, & gpamn Pook. + TOUGH SINdeD. . ORSCAVANT. « cCapaet. 2 CLEAR THO ree, ‘ « COMPLETES ASS Oveeats 81 late ALLOMAGLE Tiwt arerts. LS GVALUATES SULT BEAL IETICALEY. , BELL POET atowt CuMated . OTL 1BCRATE. LO REPECHIWE IN TSC ESIOMD OTH ASSGCEATLS, . UMPLEMENTS DETEFONE BLCAMD$ ~ Lass OF OWN FETLINGS. Sgr -TMOUGHTFEL OF TREAT. 9° WOR BEAL ATEN PRESSURE! DISPLAYS JCDEINENT. L Grves CREDIT rama CREOIT 13 out. : "9. wat. Deivi. . U8 SECUATTH CUnstidvs. . WERSATHRT. Wit CRETect se PS CUaeraue re. , APL E TS SMR GG INAE OTe. L PACTUATATDS Serge GPL aaTr oe OF mid SPLIT. © DOES NST REE AE BRON AND CONTINUMSS TPTST EUR. TOTAT WAT SEP A PSTANDT ne sietnotns? ‘ Subject is conscientious, hard- Subject haz a good background and _ has assvant hig pr TEP ANDING PEUMESICS SECRET (then Falled tay A SECTION YO orking and wore than # SECRET Hl | | HE | | Ht {lling to work long hours. gxparience in maintaining, agent records, Subject esent responsibilities with a winimia of 6 er ca i en RS I 14-0000 a . : SECRET OF Fey (then Filded Ens WA Otupe Chasen tines: ees Te) TROTLATE TF YOu TRINA THAT ANY TINGLE BTAENGTN OF BEBARCSE CUTeL mS Subject’ s stamina and persistence in accomplishing his tasks hy a ee of tine outweigh his weakness, . - ay Pe DO VOU PEEL THAT WE MEQVIMLE CLUDE BUPEAVISION) [MUMMOo Ceo sis. tr ven, mare . . : i, SWAT TRAINING 00 Vou RECQWWENO FOR THIS INDTVIOUALT Racommend training in Phase II and DT . a aes OTHER Comments CIndscate Aere general traite, specisic hobite of charereee ation nol 6 report but shich have @ bearing on effective wtclisation of this perzea)t Steril Read aff deaceaptiaas sefore rating. . a” sie the woat apprear -_ Place i DIRECTIONS: Coneider onty the akill eth which the C. orescrians: Saeed vpon whet ha hee aeid, hie action person haw perforaed the dutios of Nie job and rate ond esp other indications, give your opinion of thie him accordingly. peceon's attitute toward the organization, (CT) ft. 0086 nor Penton ouTiCs ADEQUATELY: WE 15 incompetent. (TJ ts pare soccuare in PaArGRMANcEs AL HAS nad SPETIFLC SUTOARCE OA TRAINIW OFTEN FARLS TO CARRY Out AESPORSIOILITICS COMPETENTLY. | Cc)». PCAFORMS .wOSt.oF HIS CUTIES ACCEPTABLY: OCCA- SiOnaey AtvEALS SOME AREA OF wCARWESS. . 4. PERFORMS OUTLES IN A TYPICALLY COMPETENT, EV PCCTIVE WANNER, (CREE 9-8 FINE PERFORMANCE, CARAILS OUT MANY OF KES Ae Ulta alate ig UE Ee (CZ) ty was ay anraconi gic AT EE Tuck TOWARD THE ORBAN: . TEATION, DILL DEL INITELY LEAVE THE ORGANIZATION = AT ME PINST oorca tunity. | [HTT] s. was STRONG NEOATIVE ATT ETUBE TOMAR ORANGE AL THR. tRRES BF WESTAICTIONS,. REGARDS ORGAN: Ad A TEMPORARY STOP UNTIL HE CAN OFT SoweNins Cena, Co] & Pts ro wave at unr avon ABLE ATTITUOE TOWARD THE PRBANIZATION, BOTHERED DY WINGR FAUSTRAS Vedas G1kk QUIT FF THOSE CONTINUE. : tf A WLS ALTTHTUDE TORARG THE SPGanI ZATION $$ INOIF> FIEEAS.. HAS MOREE AnD SEE™ ATTITUOS. .nOULO LLANT LF JOMEONE OFFERED wie SOULTHING GETTER, (EEE oa. tenes ty wave FavORhGLZ ATTITUDE TOWARD OMGANt> =~ TATION. MANES ALLGUANCES FOR RESTRICTIONS VOREMED OY WOMMING FOR ODGANI ZATION. . THINKS IN THs OF A CARLED by THE ORGANETATION, (U7) as PEPPRUTaLY FAS PavomaeLe ATE TUce TowaRd ™E SR GAN TATHON. SARASOG A UNEXPECTED OUTSIDE eres etonate wika PEtEad ye ENOCAVM TO MAKE A Laas IN THE GHLAMI Za hon POT] pe wes an Gatuataerie sori race TORARD THE ORG Ane a SEAT GN URL PRGBASLY Este Tut LR ORS ING THE Gauss, CATION, GM WE RESPOMSIBILETICG EACKPTCONALLY WELL, PERFOANS MES CUTLES IN SUCH AM OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT ME 1S EQUALLEO OY FEW OTWER PERe SONS KNOWN TA INE RATER, 18 THIS (NOtVioUad BLYTE® QvAL eR ED FOO BORK IN SOME omen sttar EEN no oo jyes. te YES, WHAT? ane eae. Be as DI DIWECTIONS: Conarderisg others of this prreon'a grade and type cfrasarganent, Row would you cate Aim on potentiality for as tien of greater responsi bille ties woroalls indicated oy peosationy Person fm DIARIES Ful tating. okifl ja pod dutioe, Gondact an the pod. persenal-charactonistscea of Aebsts, ane apecioal defects ar talents. ] HAS mpacweD THe wignést GRADE ACCEL AT am icn (OTL) be SPrennreay unsul Taste + We suGuLe Be SEPARATED, BATIGFACTOAY PEAPQHUANCE cat OC EAPECTEO. * POU] be $5 daring radcetss, gut nekos MOOK Tee 1s sot PRESENT caane azraRe FROWTTION TO A HIER GARDE Can af AT LOUMENOED, vs, (CXR] Ss. bs Reaoy ro tac on AEMPONSIOILITIOS OF Tre 3 Ext utarks ctads, suk Say REED TOAIH ING. TH four astes, , fT og. wake Peesimy ads ST QUIZALY TO Tn eeue { Loge SO DR ATFUL SUT TASILETY.-S9ULD NOT HAVE AC: CUeTto miw UF FAS GEN BHAT £ AKOW NOG. POT] 8 DBRS UY ASHER TACLE CPL OVEE. OCF INITELY AtLOn , asTSade WT wit WO BLERHESTES BVFHICLENTLY RETATAND ING _TO_wARASET WES SEPARATION. a) aR OTRR TAR LPL OTE L-DESPLAYS THE Same Ayt Tas = Oruyte vy 999T GF THE PEOPLE § KHOm tN THE seodatrafis, Losetinted RESPONSE ALE OUTLETS OF THE NLUT NIGHCO CreDe, ve r js. 13 ALSCADY PERFORWING AT Tee LEVER OF Trt NENT iosie Eu Na UEPLOVEE © MAS SOME GLYSTANGING — WEGNER GOALT. 4 sTxrsetet, cr . Om ERLePticney 2a5ON wed G2 ONE OF THe Fee Cu} AL AN WAL ALG STRING PERSON Te TEMS oe Ht wenn ee SMGLRO BE CONSIOLELO FOR RAPED ADVANCES —* ROR TAWENTH OF Prt Sonadt LaATiGe. { Toy. gece sAS ay ORE A Bae te SUETASIRI EY FOR 6ORs LNT. —— ya Vea vosaseraride. 14-0000 H H Stone? SIRT sees eater ngonee nih fete sennatennw enema dower 4. GRACE So. 6. DUE DATE OF THED t. CURRENT POSITION F. STATE THe SPECIFIC ATOIGHMENTS OR TASS Og, (then Faltod tn) om 7 — FAELO FITHESS REPORT Fitmese Beport tp’ ‘an. deopertant fectot je ofganitatscn personne}? eanetooent, The organisation selection hoard eth Inferastion of value shan Considering the epplicetiss af sa individual for ataberehip in the esrear stall, and ae A periodic ¢ecocd of job perforwance v0 on aid ta the effective vitlizotion of personnel. INSTAUCTIONS FO THR FIFLO ADMINISTRATIVE OR PERSONNTL GFFICEES Cone roverled by hie dupoturday activiliod, sult curcent field miminjatrative inatevetione sogerding wal hae boon wonder your eupeeviaion far hea the daitiation and trenamittal of thie coport to head- days, you off collaborate, if peacisoedte, wuarters, . and corrPat eupervieor. duat hee been ¢ ; fi ay pate ft accoke ta wrosite: reepomaibility seate with FO THe FNAL PST OA: Rend the entire fore before efteepting to complete any item. Ae the supsryioer tho aessgns, directs and souieva the work ofthe tndsvidual, -- bikity foe evaluating bie weahae Sons the job effestiveness os you have. etcengths, Hae Rael sce oS a oO Raviewod Ly fUD_- SECTION | 19. SERVICE CLE4 Gna GH weeps Sy-D 1. DATS GF Bimtn 25 Feb 1928 CEAVE BLANK « FOR HEADQUARTERS use Ontv James S. Woods STATON OLSIGHATION (Curtont) rea_ Heaton Hoadquacters trome a BHIod CovERED DY THIS RCPOAT oe ve datoay GS-5 1 “SECTION WCTe be cos , : _ 0126. 5A. a i MESPONSIGILITY FOR POSS TIDE _—_______|_25_geptenber 1955 etn AWE TrPICAL OF THOSE SIGKG 19 THE EMPLOYEE To Six MONTHS (Liat dn order of frequency) . Subject 19 an intelligence analyst in the Personality Files Section of tae Records Integration Branch. Suoject 1a responeible for the maintenance of agent records and personslity Piles, and is responsible ‘for waking 211 Zorea Mission file checks. ntelligénéa Analyat = CE_. ¢ ‘ SECTION UN8 ¢ to be cooplated a? hesdguarters oaty} _ BO NOT ComPLETE - FOR HEAPQUARTERS USE ONLY See wES AUTHENTICATION OF REPORT anG 3G waMe OF Raled CPrue} Agnes. M. Trine ¢ iv Yeis RUpoaT co pee eee en ens enn earner tl een ene 4. CALG MECORT AUTHEM. 8. Sau aD DUR ATYSE CF eOMINISTAATIVE BO FE84S5anEh OFFICEA AT MEADS AM TERS Ticateo af hos. anaphase / mp aucreeTecare eid 29 April 55 Pape & 00 NOT COsPLETE . FOR AEADQUARTERS USE OSLY 2 pee arene ~— Ef thie podivtd- thon 30 with hia Previous eupervieure to maho eure the report se ateurate ler your suger gycion, you fhave discherged your, supervisory socpontiAd better so thal tae gene CURING Fak POST THOCE ” Toew 50, 230? $e 45a SECRET . 2 RET OT SECRET an 14-0000 te eee en ree oe a SECRET - . (Shen Filled tiny SECTION 1¥ TT “Your deorsipticn Te SE Tse ONLI. or enlevoredle he denceee Leerde are to be Thie@ eection 10 provided af an aid in deaceibing the individual, in dteets bul acquiree ile moaning im rofation te o portscudar feb of aretgnevat, interpreted titecatty. orien wf etotewente that Hay 1g: 8 oa fegree fe eval peaple, Oa. 63.38 On the Jatt hand site of the page beloe arone the right hend side of the page ase four wajor categorine af doscriptiona VD fad category tm das a. ven of the states plies to the pers vided snto Ihree asell Blocks; this 26 to aflee you fo mabe Sines distinctions if you en dn the ‘Nol Observed’ cofusn meane you have re opieien on whether « phrase Bont en the felt « thea check tho category on the signi shich beet felis how auch the ataienen?t eating, Placing an “4” Pom vow Bi opel ' individwal, Plecing on “A ta the “Does Not Apply colaen & andl, At RY ave the delinite coinion teat the deeeription ie not at ao51 suited te the individuel. : CATEGORIES ae STATEMENTS — NOT BOES APPLIES 7O A] APPLIES 10 & 08+ NOT LIMITED AE ASONABLE ABOVE AVERAGE | OUTSTANDING SERVED | APPLY DEGREE OLGREE OLGREE GEGRLE a. ALE TO SCL AnOINER-S Pommt oF vices. SAMPLES &. PaacticaL, . | 4, & GOOD BaroRtER oF EvEnTs. Cam SAKE CLCISIONS ON HIS COW Hie BICO ARI EES. CayT1Oud IN ACTION, » WAS IMITEATIVES Hg, UmeEDTIONAL, . Ge ABALTTIC 1M HIS THINKING, CONSTANTLY OTRIVING FOR RE® MOGDELECGE AND 10£48,. G- GETS ALONG WITM PESPLE AT ALE SOCTAL LOVERS, t HAD SENSE GF HUMOR. %. 10. COR BHEN 10 SHER ASIIS TANCE, aaa xT r | [xy ~] HESS bre Cate. 12, Cas GOT ALONd WITH PEGRLE, wiatae Faq vacts. CF73 THINGS DONE. ie. eee coe i al cae ae eters SRLENTEO TESSRD L9GG Trust GOars, re. fa. Cae CIPO Git KMERGEN EL TS. 7. WAS ASCH FTANDABOS OF ACCOMPL | SHMENT. 1G. WAG ST AMIN Ay Can were BQinG ” a oe ee = [3 natn tee scene an nne an an & iONG Tite, jase en fp rte wall ome H te. BAS Cick aanat OF tafGRwaAtiON. ate aE oe ee | [I i. wad @ricmcrn. os Ee TT : a no ce] aaa TV. ATCEPIS AUSPGNsieLi Tees. Bd. AENITS mtd CHONG. PE. AESPAwOW OTLE FO tur eeer ston, Pe i ois SECRET Foe net Stags beats 14-0000 " _ SECRET a aa * Bee . pahen Weltied In) 26- Cam thing Of mis tet, 27. COMET UP BNTH soLuticas fo PROBLEMS. 20. STimatine TO ASSOCIATES) A “grand PLUG’. 29- TOUGH MinDta. . OOsLAVANT. + CAPADLE. « CLEAR THInKtnd, 99. COMPLETES ASSICAMENTS WI THIS ALLOWABLE Time. Gimets. 34. RVALUATES SELES RCALISTICALeY. + WELL ImrommeD A00UT CURMENT ae. DELIBERATE, ay. CON CCKive Ie DISCUSSIONS wrTH ASSOCIATES, 30. IMPLEMENTS DECESIONS AI Gabe Less OF OM PCELINOS. bb. THOUGHTFUL DF OTHERS. | WORKS #ELL UNOKA PRESSURE. 41) DISPLAYS JUOGEMENT, 4a. GIVES CREONT wHtne CATOIT 10 bue. lade HAD GATVE. 44. $8 SECURITY conscious. ag. VEGOATICE, Lape eet 4g. WIS CRETS Cf om 19 CONT TALC TIVE, 4}. Aare TR thet VERGE OTHERS, AG- FACILITATES SMOGEH OPLPATIG OF Hid OFFICE. 49. 0003 HOT REQUIRE STRONG and COWTINVIWS SUFEHYI SION. $0. & GOD sUPERYEGOR. SECTION Y CEST Gat Wis Wits Tinb in BiRENT IAF a a Subject 4a consclenticus, hard-vorking, and more than «illing to work long hour. He hae a good tackground end oxpertence in maintaining agent recorms. , Subject has apaumed nis present ressonsibilities with a minimum of supervialoa. enn net eee ner mn tannin BR. RST ANE UTD CUTSTANOIES SLANT Sat se Subject is weak In pio ability to oxpress himaelf in writing. SECRET cet em ne te 14-0000 7 THIS INDEVIOUAL BETTER QUALIFIED FOR WORK IN SOME oven antar (CX _}s0 5. DiRkcrions: Considering of cthors of thin ‘person* 3 grade ET tthen Filled Iny C. INDICATE 16 VOU Tobe Teal boy SINGLE STREINGTO OF BLBANESS OUTHESGS ALL OTWER COSA rey ti Subject's atamina and persistence in accomplishing his tasks eg ‘AMeuR, te amount of time outweigh his weaknesses. OO YOu FEEG THAT WE REQUIRES CLOSE SUPERVISION? t x “ao Recommend training in Phase II and III of teats, = MAK — a Gap €. WHAT TRAINING 00 YOU RECOUMEND FOR THIS INDTVIOUAL? apecific Aabita of chorecteriatica not covered elsewhere in the ~~ effective uthiization of this person): mS: ("J vee. oF VES Le §—g-——_— : 4) AY E _ 7 ~ SECTION Vi — alt deaceiptions | before rating. DIRECTIONS: Consider only. the abiltl eith ehich the - person hee porformed the duties of hia job ond ¢ hin accordingly. [ZT] 1. cers mor reavonw ouTiCe ADEQUATELY. HE IS INCOMPETENT, Bs CARELY. ADKQUATE EM PERFORMANCES ALTHOUGH KE WAS HAG SPECIFIC CuI DANCE Oa TRAINING, HE - - OFTEN EAILS TO .CAMAY OUT RESPONSIOILITICS ~~ COMPETENTLY, Cc “as PERFORMS MOAT OF HES DUTIES ACC eTARLY occa: * SIONALLY REVEALS SOME. AREA of WEAKNESS. (CT) 4. Pirrones cuties in a TYPICALLY COMPETENT, , RPPEETEVE MANNER. - (CI. 3. ALFINE PERFORMANCES CARMIES OUT MANY OF WIS RESPONSEBILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. { 1 6. PERFORNS “wis OuTIes IN SUCH an OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT RE 15 CQUACLEO BY FEW QTWER PER SONS RNOUN TO THE RATER, t. 1F YES, WHAT? Coles. Place “ ic in the aost appropriete box under subsections Aa. B,C,ad _ DIRECTIONS: Based upon shat he hoo eaidy Ade wctlone, and any other indications, ‘give your opinion of this person's attrtude toward the orsanitetion, 1. MAS AM ANTAGONISTIC AITITUOE TOWARD THE ORGAN: VZATOON. MOA DEVINITELY LEAVE THE ORGANIZATION AT Tee FIRST OPPORTUNITY, cand , (TJ 2. HAS STRONG NEGATIVE ATTITUDE, TOWARG ORGANIZAL ~J TT TNO... FAKEO “OY RESTRICTIONS... REGARDS ORGAN. ff IZATION AS A TEMPORARY STOP UN TEL HE CAN GET SOMETHING AETTER. (J + renos to wave aw UNFAVORABLE ATTE TUDE TowaRD THE ORGANIZATION, .COTHERED BY MINOR FRUSTRA. TIONS. .WSUL GUST FF THESE CONTINUE. (U7) 4: HAS ArritvOe TOWARD THE CRGANIZATION 19 INDI Fs FERENT...HAS “WAIT ANO SEE™ ATTETUDE. . WOULD LEAVE TF SOMEONE OF FERED HIM SOMETHING BETTER. f S$. TENDS TO HAVE FAVOHASLE ATTITUDE TOWARD ORGANI< ZATION, MANES ALLORANCES FOR RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY WORKING FOR ORGANS ZATION... THINKS | Im TERWS OF A CAREER IN THE ORGANIZATION. Cx] 6. CEFANITELY KAS FAVORAGLE ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGANIZATION. BARRING AN UNEXPECTED OUTSIDE OPPORTUNITY, WILL PAOGADLY CHDEAVOR TO MAKE A CARELA IN THR ORGANISATION, (J 7. nan an Entec SPASTIC ATTINUOE TOWAND THE ORGAN PPATION RELY PROKA LY NEWRR CONGESLT WORKING ASY PLACE SUT In Tat OR2CANT CATION. 0. and type of assignoent, hae would you rate hin on potentiality for assumption of greutce cospansibili- ties nernaifty indicated by promotion, t 1, MAS REACHED THE WECHEST GRADE LEVEL AT enicn SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN GE EXPECTED. (T] 2+ 13 waxing PRoGada3. GuT NEEDS MORE TINE IN PRESENT GRADE BE75KE PROMOTION TO A aAlGER GRADE CAN Bf RECOMMENDED, C7} 2. tS ROASY TQ YARE GN RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE NEXT WHEMEA GAASE. BUT MAS NEED TRAINING EN SOME. aBgag, -- - (C] 4+ site pacasouy AQ JUST QUICKLY 10 THE NORE ALSPONST SLE BbLAT OF TE EXT HIGHER GRADC. x H 5. 1S AAEAOY FENFORWING AT THE LEVEL OF THE NEAT HiGHAR GRADE. | Ae AM EACESTIONAL PEARSON BHO 15 CHE OF THE FEO. @uQ SNOULO BE CONSIDERED FOR RAPID ADVANCES MENT, SECRET c 1 J. EXCELLEG Sv Catv A Few Th SULTAGICE TY Fla worn at “Const ter everythiog you know about this tn job duties, OLRECTION peczon im raking pour eatrag. shell canduct on tne yob, personal characteriaticsa or habits, and special defects ofr talenta. DEFENETELY UNSUITABLE © HE SHOULD BE SEPARATED. i — : { 2. OF OOUATFUL SUITADILITY.. WOULD NOT MAVE ACe e CXPTED WIM IF f HAD KNOON WHAT | NOR NOW, f ] 3- A BARELY ACCEPTASLE EMPLOVEE,.UEHINETELY CLC AVERAGE BUT WITH ND WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTOY OUTSTANIIGG TG SARRANT HIS SEPARATION, va. A PVPTCAL EMPLOYEE cee OFSPLAYS THE SawE SuITA- CICS TY AG MOST OF THE PEOPLE Po anGw IN THE OAGINITZATION, A FINE EMPLOYEE « WAS SOME OUTSTANDING SYREN GINS S (oT) 6 aN unusuALey STRONG PERSON IN TEAMS OF THE ~ REQUIMEMENTS OF THE CAGANIZATION, IN THE JRGANIETATION, To enn dhe neem tere y 14-00000 4 7 ca 4 a) SECRET oy SECURETY IMFO 1. HAWE | Chast? First (utadter a OOS 5 Ana STAPF OR OLVESION bernie DDP/FI/R: ons 4 FItto Se PERIOD COVERED BY REPORT to TYPE OF REPORT “anual (HI Spoctet : from To CTF initial 5 21 Apr, 53 29 Apr. Sh (TJ Reasstgnaent Cc Reaasignment of Supervisor fteaa ? theoogh 10 eift be completed by the- person ovalueted 7. LEST YOUR MAUOR DUTIES .t8 “APPROKIMATE ORDER OF $MPORTANCE,. atta a rriTy) DESCRIPTION GF EACH. ‘s Ae senior anaylist on the EE/FI/G/Z area my duties consist of: : ‘ (A) Consolidating personality files which entails the following: (1) Make a : complete search in Index on all references pertaining to the subject, (2) gathering 211 references 1n RI/Files, (3) anaylyzing documents for inclusion in 201, (4) preparing a summary of reference sheet which notes. . i, the disposition of all the documents put in the case, . Leomr le. | | (B)° Liaison. with the area desk. - . . . a i, Supervising the work ‘of the junior anayliste i Omit MINOR DUTIES. Be LIST COURSES OF INSTRUCTION COMPLETED DURING REPORT PERIOD. t Hame of Course . Location Length of Course Qate Completed “Qe TH SHAT TIPE CF ACAK ARE C55 wARTLY UHTEAES IED? Intelligence work at the desk level. Tf OLFFERENT FROM YOUR PRESEOT 308, EXPLAIN YOUR QUALTFICATIONS CAPTATUCE, KNOWLEOGE, SKILLS). Two years experience in RI. 12 April 1954 OaTe SIGNATURE y Mr, Woods has performed his duties conscientiously and well. He possesses a great deal of energy, is extremely irciugtrious and hae maintained excellent relations in his liaiscr with the area desk. ‘ FORM 20. tOvers ~ may 1932 37-154 SECRET 14.0000 es SECRET ; SECURITY ISFORMATION reins a. H POST SE ohegaynes FS THUS PERSON'S PERFORMANCE ON PRESENT VOB MOST NOTICE AML acUd CR OUTSTANDING? dee UN OMAP RESPECT Mir. Woods has performed his dutios moat ontstandingl# ty vir tne; He Sais formation amd maintenance of excellent liaison relations, 19. ON WHAT ASPECT OF PERFORMANCE SHOULD THUS PERSON CONCENTRATE EFFORT FOR SEL@ IMFROVEWENTE + . AS. COMMENT Om THES PERSONS ASILITY. TO HANDLE GREATER RESPONSISILITICS NOW OR Im THE FUTURE. Mr. Woods has handled his present responsibilities ad-irably and I am. certain he would be capable of handling additional ones as the oppor= tunity occurs, 15. ARE THERE OTHER OUTILS wHicn BETTER SUET THIS PERSON'S QUALIFICATIONS? (Haccamens appropriate reassignment, possible.) Mr. Woods could quality as an Intelligence Analyst in any of the appros. . vriate séction of RI. . : . OG. WHAT TRAINING OR ROTATION OO YOU RECOMWEND FOR THIS PERSON? None at this time i TF FERFOOMANCE DURING REPURE PERICO HAS SEEN UNSATISFACTOAT, INFRE TS.ATTACHED COPY OF MFMORANDUM NOTIFYING THIS PERSON CE UNSATISFACTORY PEQFIRVANEL, PL EVALUATION AT DAS BEEN DSc 349 Wlin The Peavey PeAGVaTED, ADO HY TGAAat COMMENTS ENE BOING couweyt ON 1TENS 7, 9 AND 9, ANE SHCEN BELA UNDE FTEH 20, 12 Le. i] ATURE OF SUPERVISOR i OATE y ¥ : 19. 1 NAVE REVIESEO THE ABOVE REPORT. (Comments, If any, ara shoen In itee y ' : vn re es ae {ps way f dnc £ a ies ae CRT oF REV fEmNNG orrictal DATE 20. COMMENTS: (If necessary, aay be continued on reverse aide of couse aheat.?- ve - - Subject transferred to FE effective @ yo / peril 195k. . SECRET .. me a" _ SECRET -_ . SECURITY INFORMATION iia Thos Co) rier 6. TYPE OF REPORT Co Jintttar ~ 7+ (CER annvat > “CF species (TF Reetstgnaent cy Rasssignment of Supervisor Se PEHIOD COVERED BY ALPORT from h-21=52 To 4-21253 jh 10 wfft be com | Te LIST FOUR MAJOR CUTIES IM APPROKIMATE ORDER OF IHPORTANCE, @ITH A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EACH. Heview und aralize material for consolidation of 701 Personality Files, This Aneluden making 4 comelete impartial nare check dn RI/SC Index and a complete . nearch for 01) caterinl pertinent to the cublect In the RU/Files. Also ‘adntatn Viadeon with the Seep | iShew reviewing decwvents, wee up Urunsn ier sa necessiwry, Coulete 4 lunmary of References Form Hating all referenens reyiusn d and the a action. isten onveach, _ ere . a OMIT MINOR OUTIES. vrenees aed ony Dow anh char ces LEST COURSES OF EMSTAUCTION COMPLETED OUAING REPORT PERIOD. Location be Home of Course Length of Course - Date Completed Lona emer a oe vee meen patentee ee a Q. IM OMMAT TYPE OF ahem £PE YOU PRIMARILY INTERES TEO? Sea hie, dF GHFFFRENT FROM your PHELENT JOR, EAPLAIN FOUR QUALIFICATIONS TAFTITUDE, MNOWLEGGE, SATLESI. © fue yours of Acaointing ar ba aeleel, april 1353 aontie Phone SIGRATUQE ¢ lle errr DESCHIEL, Tats i PERSIm nhs PERFORWANCE ‘ON THE WAUGR OUTIES visit UNGER tren 7 ABOVE, ie section has bean vory satisfactory. Whilo athll ing the procedure of thia aeation very wall. He is ttle inclingtlon to waste tlac. My. Woodat performance in th ¢ : in a trémea position, he- learn oxtrevely industrious and dhows 1 it 4 SECRET. . rom EO. may 4952 977488 14-0000 SECRET ; —_ ; . SLCURITY LAFORMATION ; UM RAT RESPECT US THES FURSON'S PERFORMANCE DN PRESENT VOB WOST NUTECEABLT GU00 OR CuUTSTAByIGg? Mr, Woods has doen most outstanding by virtue of his industry. 12. ‘ } LW. COMMENT OR THIS PERSON'S QDILITY TO MAMDLE GREATER AESPONSTOILITICS NOW OR Im THE FUTURE. i : } Mr, Woods has had little opportunity to show his ability, in this line, so i far. . . Ag. ARE TeeRe OTHER OUTHES BHICH BETTER SUIT THIS PERSON'S QUALIFICATIONS? t(Rocommand appropriate reassignment, posalolto.d Due to his position aos trainee, other duties cannot be conaldered, but I feel i that he is quite capable of Phd ing. any number of jobs in RI. i -y . 7 [IS UHAT TRATWING OR ROTATION OD VOU RECOMMEHD FOR THIS PERSON? : hone at this time. : 3 TIACHED COPY OF MEWDHANGIM HOTIFYING EMIS LT. FF, PERFORMANCE PERSON OF GASATISFRETCRY AERFORY ADQETIOWAL TOMMENTS PNCLLUING Rae THES PERSONLE FyeLER STN SN yey seen Te rere) ore HE PRRNOH FystuareD, COMMENT GH OTTAMS 7, 3 AND 9. ARE UNOSN BELOW UNDLR TTEM 40, Bo Gage ke 185 + care 19. TL BAVE Rivitwes Tre aap g ' AME ny. ~ bare ae [RO COMNENTS [1f necessary, say da continued on receria side of fever thee ° ’ . - - . oy “ ‘ ; . 2 : a . : a) SECRET i 2 Sat ‘ _ é 2 14-0000 oy mite dg ' ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER | IMPORTANT ! AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS ; OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE | FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM | ON BACK OF ORIGINAL TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: 1 ¢ Read the back of the Duplicate” carefully before you fill in the form. * Fillin BOTH COPIES of the form, Type or use ink, _* Donot detach any part. . FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW {please print or type]: MAME Gas) ~SCfiet)—~S~S*S*S*Cidcle)”S~—~* CATE OF BIRTH (month, doy, year) L SECURITY HUMBER 502 | 16] ¢ 6806 ees James Sauvie | FEB 20 1928 . LOCATION (City, State, UP Cod es ee wens eee [EMPLOYING DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY — { iOloOYvaxX MARK AN “X" IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW. (do NOT mark moié than one}: 3 Mark here CLECTION OF OPTIONAL (IN ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE i i 1 : ‘ ! f you a f lect the $10,000 additional optional insurance and authorize the required deductions — WANT 80TH from my salary, compensation, or annuity to pay the full cost of the optional insurance. optional and This optional insurance {3 in addition to my regular insurance. regular Insurance (A), Mark here DECLINATION OF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT REGULAR) INSURANCE if you I dectine the $10,000 additional optional insurance. ft understand that | cannct elect op- 00 NOT WANT i tonal imiutance unt at least 1 year after thy affective date of this dechnaton and unless OPTIGNAL but K atthe tres d appiy for itt am vader aye OO and present satatactory nredital evidence do want _— of moauiabeity. | understand aro that my rezutar insurance is not affected by iis dee lina. et (@} hen of additonal opnenal umsurancs. rogular locurance WAIVER GF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE if you . I dasira not to be Insured and | waive coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life WANT NEITHER tasurance Program. | understand that | cannot cancel this waiver and obtain ragutar in- regular ner surance until at feast 1 yaor sitter the effective date of tnis waiwer and-uniess at the time i | apply fer insurance tam under age 59 and present satislactury medical evidence of - Mark here —— surabiity, I understand also that | cannot now or later have tha $10,000 adartioral optional (C} insurance optional insurance uniesa | have the regular insurance, . A SIGN AND DATE. iF YOU MARKED BOX “A™ OR "CC", | FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY é COMPLETE THE “STATISTICAL STUB.” THEN RETURN | 7 TTT Sr toreidng Golo shampy . . 3 i i i THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING CFFICE: ! ees oa t . | SIGHATURE (29 oat print pas 7 DP ONTELE sa ag iO pee ee | \ Witenes “a ae we i 49 Hd th . 7 re ‘ 1 02 3¥y | A MAS i See Tabla of Etactrvs Dates on Back sf Original : STARDARD FORM Ro 16-1 JANVABY E908 ORIGINAL COPY—Retain in Official Personne! Folder fae aaa oy eeuge We 198d Sait 14-0000 a 7 ey, C-O-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-T-AeL (when filled in) TRAINING REPORT ates PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WORKSHOP ‘Student: James S. Woods Dates: 23-24 February 1978: “Employee No: 910032 Office: tss- Service Designation:p ; ‘COURSE OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of this Workshop, students should: qd. Be familiar with the principal parts of. the ‘ Agency's Personnel Evaluation Program;: 2. Understand thoir roles as supervisors in the. Performanco Evaluation part of the dverall Progran; 3. Be better prepared to deal with some of the more troublesoma problems encountered in performance evaluation; 4, Know how to propare more useful Fitness Reports and couduct mere effective TR intervicws; Se Understand how the Letter of Instruction relates to the performance evaluation process. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only. No attempt was made to evalusto student achievement in the workshop. FOR THE BIRECTOR OF TRAININGS a HE s / x ip eri a r + J ns C-O-N-F-I-D-E-} T-Y-A-L (when fallec an? 14-00000 i MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD - ASTIACH 50 OFFICTAL PE2S0i0EL FOLDER I heredy ackmoviledgs ths raceipt of ths following forms ardfor inforesties concern! sepzrztioa froa CIA 23 indicated by check cack: . : . . 5 ‘ LS [pets Foran 8 {ilotice to Federal Beplayze zbout UserpLoynant Comtens2ty4. 2. Standard For 55 (Notices of Coaversion Privilege, Federal. Exployaes" Gren : ' Life Insursace).” : : 3. Standard Form 55 (Ageacy Certificstion of Insuronce Status, Federel ple Group Life Insurease Act. of £3954). . b. Stenasvi Fora 2802 (replication for Refun3 of Ret jetieciear de sdmctions). 2 ~ Returnee (resigese fron overseas assigezsnt) L nave besa advised of ry right to have 2 cedical oxaninatiaa befora ro ny separation fren thin Agency and of tha invortence of such a medica " chack to- by he2ttk 2032 well-being. . Let te : 2 6. Only opslicablsa ta Rett zr a * 47. aC Pash at 51 (Ra-explisycent Rishts of Fedarel Exployess Perforting Ara Forees Duty). a wo, . 3 Sostructions Yor returting to duty fron Exteniea Leave or Activa Military Service. - . Signatire of bupleyse Dates Sigz2d : a a a 2 oe /\ fi af. iA 410% 4 i ot ee LA ANCE sd a ts ; yA ‘ oo _-——— SEE Patenss (Street, city, Scate, 225 tcaa) asponéence a tft = y¢ pA} e ) (2 se meparer eg SNe Gow | MEA ow Hate DR. pens renee 14-0000 Pee a iagayyy Cet ~ o~ | C+O-N-F+1-D-E-N-T-T-A-L \ (when filled in) TRAINING REPORT PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WORKSHOP Student; James S. Woods Dates: - 23-24 February 1978 Employee No: 010032 Office: Iss Service Designation:D COURSE OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of this Workshop, students should: 1. Be familiar with the principal parts of the. Agency's Personnel Evaluation Program; . 2. Understand their roles as supervisors in the Performance Evaluation part of the overall Program, 3. Be better preparod to deal with some of the more troublesome problems encountered in performance: evaluation; 4, Know how to prepare more useful Fitness Reports and conduct more effective PR interviews; 5. Understand how the Letter of Instruction relates to the performance evaluation process. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD a This is a certificate of attendance only. No attempt was nade to evaluate student achievement in the workshop. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF THs ir $tructor ate C-O-HeF+T-D-B-> [-TeA-L (when filled ar} eee ee ADMINUSTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY . a, 3 February 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD , * FROM : ISS/Training Staff . eo SUBJECT: Document Analysis II. for Records Managenent Officers 1. Jim Woods Ore has satisfactorily completed” the I Vocuixent analysis IT Course given for Division and Staff Records Management Officers by ISS Training Officer, JoEllen S. McCann. - Classes were held- daily from 0900 to 12350 hours from 29 November through. 10 December 1976: . . 2. The topics covered in the course were records principles and processing procedures used by Data Manaze- ment Section analysts for initial input of correspondence into the DDO Records System. The students also covered the official files system and indexing criteria as they currently exist and discussed some of the drawbacks and possible systems changes we mignt expect in the next few years. Periodic exercises were given to test the students conprenension of tepics discussed. > ~ 1 on Soulin Wear JoEllen McCann ADMENISTRATIVE = INTERNAL USE ONLY 14-0000 a | 20 JUL 1976 1, the undersigned, authorize the Office of Personnel to give to: _CartBlanche whatever information is necessary Cla ee JM eigeda James § S. Woods for me to obtain a credit card. TOR UME MANOR PEE Mecevees CR Sema Oe SES RS MOISES re tk deg 14-0000 "es MMLC Rie ia NO Mb Reet te to ;? uw a @ THIS 18 Te CERTIFY THAT JAMcs WwoODS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED SUPERVISORY COUNSELING WORKSHOP CN 26 ~- 2? AUGUST 1976 / _ Q A, . ey. Op, | | oe cS. Arg ON SERVIC Qegay Hatt CHIEF, is f TRAINING 14-00000 TRAINING REPORT ? OFFICE OF TRAINING i _ : . | . . ; . This certifies that James $. Woods ; has 4 successfully completed the Introduction to Micrographics Seminar 42 : which was conducted from 24 July to 25 July 1974, | This scminar.provides basic information on microphotography ‘ and explores the application of this technology in controlling ; overburdened and sonct imes inef ficient paperwork systems . Specific , : . blocks of instruction’ include: Imago Recording Techniques, . ‘ "Microfilm Formats, Viewers and Viewer-Printers, Indexirg Mathods , ? Computer Output Microfilm (COW), Micropublishing, and Development i and Implanentation of Agency Applications. Participants receive a portfolio of various sanples of microforms, a Glossary al . Micrographic ‘Pores, andea Pricer on faforaatton Scie. : . FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRALNING: Fdward A, Seraskie : Course Coordinator ‘, SL ee SU i | 14-0000 _ UE tnconlere. ia to bo unnigned, atadcat eye Rewg Gttensed Free fourihe of clors mustinge, Indicze tein sens’ Final Geode Repo-t UNIVEASITY OF MARYLAND Groding tytene TUROPEAR DIVISION . UNIVOPSITY COWEGE ” = Soreret RSotonsts OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Be Gen Sercats . . : Um Seeeage Ste 'erst | ot owreese ' ~ ~ : Dimeric, | Revortot wocus, Jaaifs Se Sue Bla) = Rolure Aceon : . Find = Botere Non Arendunce . . we Tees Term 1 ,Acad, ¥r, 1971/72 -o¢ Rone Center “hod af tee “ _ . WE 2 Monee Fenn ag Gere COURSE | ; “pera d ful of ten WE = Wordeee Fa teg dering Berene wall at tere Xs feo ott ise newel Tak Yd Signore clinton, = De Santis naomi ae © g final eam, bern peper, teportt, ef¢,.— ae eer mere wets ete ep ceentnee mentee penernt np anced metas ent alesse taunt eee fe Grada.to See weno Deal ce dote for completion, Uf pstabiished ieee nnmceene © earevememennes meneame at Tho siscecd & rarpensible for ‘erresging with tha tnstracior for completion of theso requirements. . . UME SUIT. ay . Cusorte Divtsls Th cy dite DREICY OF TF REG aTPAR Reperbal VOLE, Janos Se Studia Copy 3 fae, ra . ” Terre 2 Aceh Ye 19 TE Ploy Sone Cartas COuRse Toa 112 fed wml rca, FP aatsrterbe Dia ee can een cree Tha siodead ine pew t's Le eroaging ah te ie UMAR SE Ta tar ior co epdeion ef wbese seg. 14-00000 . > : ee . . . y " ye eet ad \ fogay Bynnte let) » . Poa iY \ . . \ : . 2 oH, Poe cern upoy Netpeous my r a : rn ars arn vos - soe, ry : SUP ON a wR. pene oo, thegicne tthe sm ‘ Velafin: ov [hte Arerinona som ftp foe . 1 if tae Tedmtdusd enplore. or des . ’ . Lpepehiast Poe mitemaeful perdonn . . a Aha pea of - srounderatens . ret Ey ere pe avomert feng faForm ia . we te thy Untted 5 Able t+ cet Chega oP Guersbe age 2g op tie 2 gece a de ‘ Moe Lh tt ba a veene obra al ates . . - ee ape io a = ; z Peo £ SOTEp > agci JAR eer pc pee cee CEE _ . ai . a? 2 4a {of EEARESS BR, Geleay ; . oye s 14.90000 . wo we, a, ' sone a pan lates, ’ t ' : 4 , : . a a a coe wrt . Miro oma ler 8 fuga die - oe for the oneeytsdusd erat EP de ceylath anc ug | , welvdge Sop s fil naraaual wi fustaeiy oe . . > eT GT ’ ep Re apt, ite! edvvya favturben anced . L. o ‘ ts the Ugtyed SucGed ont ‘ \ e beetgs worth ob ® vy hos Pep vote 2 ee tte he eee rote . : : . £6 fertd ot 5 me . . “fof- BESESTH B. COURS. — wry - r . , . : 14-0000 : B-U-C-R-E-T WRITIND WORKSHOP CINTUHMSDIATS) NO, 2 : TRALHLNG EVALUATION oe meremetme 5 SWCTICH 1; WEFT IVYInG INPORWATICH DATE OF BIRTH JEQD DATE 20 February. 1926 April. 1952: FROJECTED ACOLONMENT GR PRSGENT SOLS ION - Saree erties merece eat . aes ee carene ee tne te ytteratnetn BRCTION {X: IECTIVE oF THR CUORE ; To atimalate babita or thoughtful, gelf-critical vriting for Latelliganne pro- | duction, . . i pry sd pterenig ote OT PUT ee SESCAON LIT: tt Por 1G te 45 suud: abe 3 : Tar a periviaf faor weeks. Theeé are three renaiou: fhe oitea t muraing dex during the £ srl two thereateee fav thrie het ig run on the “ieera by tracties” syet : Cana Gace) 3 in clyas, aod tn triiaess vieo mepers unitten avsrelued sud ners an omeortuing to reerdie sons of them Suring ister sezeloue, Gtutieata may ude bbe Form wel aantaace: of their own office's written product. Specdal sijtention ia paid tu loaical arpymabzation, dintion, seatemre sacucturre acd sthec Tat tralseos peculva dvialled commornta cn their papird sod ara once - to dtucusa social weltte ere nee erenan eae etee ese nen ara nee” er arera aeanee e reRie IESE can Ceinadiatghgenscne masdatenietinant teataneerenand SECTION GV. Ko PHE SPopeerd ANE EVALUATED re ett pe te ay aR tsa mtn ene at Se a ae i A EW ean Star’ mabirs obsaorve the studentea writiasg abkiity, dope ne ir stad, apd application to the courge giterinl. Tis eyan.lion represents thedr Agrecda commrnata banedo an the atidest-e holed pad osseace. Cr its oo a a m Lael 14-00000 6-EC-R-E-T i I SRCTION V: REPORT OF STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT t - t ‘ iaprovanont - pression he hed achieved in the Basic Writing Yorkshop. Bo has : ' Boy Gaveloped tho ability to write smooth, caupact, end reedable — i sentences. He also leamed to organize topics more offectivoly, ! exd with further weiting experience, he can develop the ability to urite snalytical papers of a profecaional calibore vw . Oo G ms (on aa ‘ on. Lot. Of, merc Xi 3 Titniecse §-2-C-R-E-T ‘ ; DeEeCols2-T WRISDIG JORKSHOP (BASIC) NC. 8 po oo, TRAINING EVALJATION o — ee ooo SECTION Jt. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION SECTION Tis CAJECTIVE GY THE COURSES sone =e — ste aan: : To atAnulate habitu of thonghaful, aslf-critical writing fer intelligence - : procustion., i inn aimee me eee nas ENR a meen mp ey aT lt EON Man eT i SECTIGH TIL: SPRCIPIC CHANACTSAIOTICS GF THE COUR renner semen: no stacents. whats epee et 9 agsndeows curiae tha fires wank svurda Li sun on the "learn hy practice! eysten. A wuts are given in clese, end thay sre evaluated arsine nationel and Apercy nom. The trainene alao prepare written axcrcises and have in eppemiaalsy so rewrite aoas of then duriny ister sseatuns. Students nay ves tha form and cubetance of thelr own office’a yritten pracuct. Speadal attention in paid to lovicel arganization, diction, seuntsnres structure and welting . pas a other mecnanics of willing, The treainnes recalye dota wMitmonta oi their . pepera and are orsomunged to Wecuss epecdal writing acchlens with the staff. SMCS Pet TOC ERAT TINS ELC SOIL DUAIE TTT EAN Qe EE AAMAS SEMESTER EDIE OIE AE” FLEE OL TSAI ERR REPROD ARR A A PE IPO Dente oP TED Ae De MEN pet NATE RS OE EOE at ALERT AEE REEL COTS RE NET To me RVR SC NS Neca gee oe ae ‘ . SADT ae SECTION SYt HG! THE STUDIES ¢ aie Ape EN RE Ne NE RO p i Ci TT LOR Ore REE A MU ART NEE Nt et te nee 38 oanonotratad, Stef? eschern obnatve tha cluceant's writing wbilig, amy clut: an and spplication te the course material, Fin: evaluation represents thefr agrerd emments paeai on the student's total purformnes. ir) Ge. Each 2D 14.90000 Sete Geil bed ea OR erence 2 Lene sae re et nner er ee aA a AOL AG Nt AOA AT OS I a Le OE ET EE 6 et oer emmere: -SECTAGN Ve RAPORT OF STL BMD ACH LEVANT Se nasianninenesmamidenetedsnannemmanane sates em entecad ir, Goods coaiéanbly ingroved the clarity of hia writing Guring tha coursa, by reduting sexténce errory end roundabout phresing. His written papery reflected his gains in imowlodge of basic miles of English usege, His achievement in the Writing Worksher (Basic) shows that Mr. Woods cam develop good writing @cills, and thet he axl tia Agency vould benetit it he tocis the Writing Borkuop (Intermetiate). 14-0000 # tee TRATEIND EVALUATION ADNINISTEATIVE SUPPORT COURSE 2 9 | 1 ee a ee en on eT ~ SECTION Te DRMPIF TINT THe SATION ~~ 2 ee ee renee er enpeenenee Sr. ENTS TATES GF COLRSE gS * oadas dames Sa st 26 Way 1954 fas eset WBocles-h UATE OF 3TRTH EOm DATE GRAVE Gn RANK ; 21 February 1928 21 April 1952 GS-5 fe entas enw. wee! TOUEGIS) ASOTOINENT (R PRESENT POSTS: OW __ Pegistry_ Anolyat fine ctgactives, of thie ioursa ary a7) pavide thee ehucent Waibh { tats Shag. | tha interrelations i ipo betawen operating functtone and acninistrative apport. 2 an tune fiieriouss (2)-an.undergtandiag of eoma of the basie prifelples sad tachiyriquert al Ayemy operations aal the organivetton and functiora of the wsrisu chiunduatineg oespenants; (3) 8 kixealedge of pridedures, regulatiota, avd prudlare Fearusar ta Loristias, Fita nia, and othar areas of adviniatrative supp | ‘ sepTaltpeeghersanet Saab Sans eyrane-grePTyeaptaal Stam PRESET UT War TT Uns van of the courve in devutad ta isst | pavers of this paga. The waterlal th saberorl mr * aml 1 e jecture amt by prastisal atsreless duriie toa rely Gea a bet in 6 Sager y Von 53 ares bech by tha uours 9, i maT EPiel presanieds Tea yptugont ost thia objective tua ccupecent aad offeutive Lops aaerhs ed, Fae woretad a gerd trusp web ondarghea di ley et ts at j eeaceeree h arent a are consernest wiLu tha 2 aadira af Agwray ! : i i A i a ‘¢ . Theaa realiega ure cafiird ag co ' Tha studend im hunted ORES opetonal uasyes er ree" dns | ‘3 pov thy The studan? dtd ase annievs this goel ce able Rng PPavecnee: fadlestet « vertous lack of keesledcs cooce ‘sing wateariol nig poemaanteds Ie ee hn arn ee mene teen oe SET eee mmr nee en a a aan Ay 14-0000 ny LN aS tent aeeeeaniet anes hn te ron nt stated we e beP Gilt. 7 UAJOR CATEGORIES feet ( EE PE te Orientation In basic prince. principles Lples of clendoatica aotivitye Knowledge of clandostina aervicea aervices caunund . Ez Te - Ze structure and orgsnization, Kn ledge of Agency and clandestine sorvices rerulations and admintotrative procedure, ; a : 28” pen peace nea ene pte a tee a —_— ke (A) Preparation of advance fora traval voucher (DQKESTIC) and entertaiment roisbursecent (nuEstre), 3 w? ed Je (A) Preparation of travel voucher (FUSE GH) on Ine ludine computation of par ‘diew and currency converalons co ?- Sj wi oe ai a terreno ae Newparation of Station Ft Finanes Reporta, ; { 4 jd a wl Preparation of forma t weed In a detechad station 4 for property recorda,; knosledze of reaponals * bAlity for proparty at tho station, > a0 et OE SRE ee ER Nae EEE wet an maaan 4 ceeetalnemmattintatnteteaiedi nt atadan teal | onemncamianemman ee se RE Ee lhe Oe. fa . antation ta tna broject eviwn Commitee + a { ; ae Daperation of vatle form uaed at Hendyqucr, are TWiLHE wenanca Prem matectal viven, stla uae fo Yrvparation of form cequired for projent prev | : el i , af aecaptad Sigile, pungeuntion, 40d auhyvavie | ! i r Lore are dy Bem sarah bee a? sats y iprelatly on habite and emer 4g astro: ow weak points of tho edividual or euebies the Bowight he re perfermanca in the cooruas panne flere ts Seton 86 ii Henican anette dese eam ane nte meme edits Cte see Bf mma » . } ! q FOR THE DIRECTOR oF TRALATHI: meres, Dod ot F OT } t i t ‘ i t , + { ' ween etal coreg neem terns ant enema enti ee arene near a Pac nee a Ne tt a 14.90000 2a ~ : 1 : . ay SECRET ~~ TRAINING EVALUATION SECTION 1; IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Neme “~ Sen Course and Begiuning Date Woods, James S, M PRASE T+ ORUENTATIONZ9 = 19 April 54 Date of Birth e oD Grade or Renk ; Office 23 February 1928 | April, 8 GS —_—___E/z Projected Assignaent or Prescot Position , Registry Anslyst This evaluation 19 based on a course of 120 hours given over e pertod of 3 eeeke in shich there Were SQ students. The length of the course, nuaber of students, natuce of the course, ahills and unowledge taught, and the opportunity for observing the andividvel student determine which sections of this report are used. These. facts muat also be considered in interpreting the eval uations which, therefore, should not be used as the role basis for gersunnel decusions, THIS REPORT TS INTENDED PRIMARILY TO FURNISH INFORMATION AS TO HOW WELL THE STUDENT LEARNED THE SUBJECT MATTER OR SKILLS TAUGHT. In addition, cbhaervations of interest aad importance are reported which can have signifacance only an they are related to other snforme ation, Unless otherwiag stated, performance is evaluated in terns of standarda neat by wnetructors or in relation to the performance of othera who have taken the course. For further informations, consult the Traiaing Fraluetion Sranch, A ment and Evaluation St Oftace of Training. SECTION Uk: K tes eRe Exe [ Sép_| eel s }12 | aoe] 34 | 22 Introduction to Intelligence 40) 5 [17 | 35% | 31 7 Conmuviam and the U sSP Abe eb 2b de eb ede vach cating «Am agstecved (¢) shows the rating thas The nushbsas chow how cany shudenta revere nh cecerred, SECTION Tif: SKILLS Tha ‘Course Instruction’ cofum contains sceres and/or ratings given Sy the inatructional ataff for shitle which are specifically intended ta ba cutcomes of the course. The 'Ohaervation! colum centaiaa coatings by instructera and/or students concerniag shille which have been observed for every atudent in a classy but whitch have not heen the sadject of intensive instsac- tion or practice. . ree ce ee ree a , —~ - * Ceurse Emstructivn Observation Skill Hra.f TE 7 yf av. Havas v. Ratin Objective | Rating oF di4 y Rating Aye Rating Evaluation t tuatractors| Students | Score 14-0000 Fos name eagle mena AS RIC OE ow apna — er ent et te ha SECTION IV: OBSEHVATIONS of ATTITUDES of OTHER PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS Dartng the conrae incidents were observed which suggeeted that this person: Med difficulty in getting along with others. Interfered with instructional end classroom activities. Es lanations of any ‘Yeo’ anseare to itewn above. observing these attitudes or characteristics are included. SECTION Coumnts, especially on habits or charectervatics, with particular refereace to stron or snythsng thet mav have influenced hia perferraneo an the course pointe of the individual, are reported hera. SECTION VI: ADJUSTED QVEA-ALL FVALUATION FOR OPTIONAL USE BY INSTRUCTORS In tecma of all factora azresred Juring the course and taking into account thas altiident’ 5s exnertenes an the Ager Ziad, eid generead area of werk, an {@ wy sne ut butes alors the ghatvaetor’s yutgeent af hye perfargauce in the coures, : He was inadequate in hia performance, [J Ne was barely adaquate in hia perfara- ance and perforwed acceptably only an a limtted range of annignaente. Ho perforned acceptably, Lut wae barely adequate in some reapecta. able manner. He perforaad at a high. level of cogpe- tence, ° He perforsed at an extreaaly higk level thot only a few atudenta heve eurpeased. Troinaig Gtticer's Comments pony WS. 51-3378 sr ath se Ss Ez a 7 He wos a typically effective scudeat who performed in a competent, de pead- [ | frequency of occurrence and number of persone ¥: COMHENTS and «ask Chief-tastruetor BY TRAINING CFRECERS [J ven OPTIONAL U : Tas evstuation, ahom by an SAS an one of the Hohowes, takes ania account thas tramang record, "athe dent's ane, grade, Ase VY eepes teria, wed proyerted antspeacat. tro va unctladed for the purpose of giving sumerigsurs an estimate ef the implications of the treiming cvaluation teport for the atudent’s assignment and cateer potential, and ¢ataeg yuestiona concerning his nustabslaty for has assaganent. « | | homed . H in This ia an inadequate performance, | Cy This ta a barely adequate performance rq Thin ia on acceptable perforsance but t__! discloses possi a le areas vf weakness, ACThts 39 a notiafactory performance ree LET eesling a typically ccspotéat person. Pl thes perfornence teveats a hagh level of competence, sauce that ualy a fee persais of his i } | i This isa an extropely coapetcat per fous- t background and posttica have surpassed. 2 WTR Saket a Trasaing Officer # ‘ cReT : N 14.90000 SECRET eee —~ a : MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, Clandestine Service Personnel q | . ‘ Staff i ; SUBJECT; dames 8, WOODS - Recommendation for Promotion 1, Subject has been in grade GS-10 since June 1968, : Based on his outstanding performance as Chief of Registry in i the Rome Station since June 30, 1971, he strongly merits promotion to grade GS~11 at this time, When Subject took over the responsibility for Registry a year ago, he found 2 system glutted with paper and bound up by a policy which discouraped getting rid of it. Ho lound many procedures in force which were out of date, if not obsolcto, and proposed: » St¥eamlined procedures, which were adopted, to replace them, *~ Ho asked for and. was given the responsibility to analyze ahd distribute the cables, which had previously been a function ; of thé Chicf of Station's secrotary, He recomnended. the . : . discontinuance of the abstract system, which proposal had , been adopted by most elements of the Station, He recommended : a reduction in the retention period for cable and dispatch chronos, With the help of a TDY team here for the first half of. CY 1972, he devised and instituted a prograni of purging the files. This program has resulted in the disposition of most of the departed Sovict files, a severe trimming of the true name files, and the review, reduction and up-dating of the project and operational files, All of this work was hecompaubed by appropveate name cheeks, chtries ou the index Cards and sclection of pertinent documents for transmittal to Heatquartors, In summiry, Subject performed a thorough "house- cleaning" of Station records in the full meaning of that ‘phrase, “This pregram is by no means finished, In fact, Subject has plans for continuing efforts along these lines which may exceed Jhds tenuve at this Station since he intends to return to Head- quarters not Jatey than May 1974, The on-going program includes review and reorganization of the subject tiles, the encrypted 201's and the disposition (hopefully) of about 50 feet of micro- tilm, <A corollary to these projects will be a significant reduction in the index cards, which at present Jead to the micro~ “edie and to ather super Fluous waterdial we eitlier have or will destroy. 2 The equally important aspect of records management, namely the introduction of procedures to lessen the Likelihood smaedt date ot event) (eslere tmporble evi ree tk sachet -2- 4f not prevent the reoccurrence of this pile-up of paper 4a not lost on this officer, He constantly thinks in terms of procedures and controls to accomplish this end. 3, Subject is dedicated, highly motivated, con- scientious, and hard working, He reports to. work oach day ap hour before the Station opens in order to distribute the cables by opening of business, He never hesitates to respond positively to any request for help. Indeed, he solicits ‘work which he believes can be done more easily or more simply An his unit. In all respects, Subject is a trained, profes- stonal records managoment officer who is thoughtful as well’ as enthusiastic about his work, 4. It is strongly | recommended that Subject be pro- noted to grado Gs-11, . yen te Ct ‘Archibald B,. Roosevelt, Jr. Chief, European Division + rose Oerd.a tt - . ” CONF LOENTIAL LUSen Filtat tu} RESIDENCE AND DEPENDENCY REPORT AN ORIGINAL OF THIS CCM WILE BE EXECUTED By Face POL eves at tek TOM OF att SPOT TMENT AND BM A CHANGER GOO09% TN TMP INE OPMATI ON Sete DILOm, STEMS OF CHANCE WAY BE RFF OMT TM PHP EPPO ree BEULES BET HOUT COUPLE IOS Tut REMAINGOES OF THE FORM FICERY THE FUPLOVEETS StcNatU al AND Matt, One RRC Ihe FTE & Lo COMPLY etn nam 25-7, Peacimbe CMEMEENEY AND LOCATO® AECORNS, Tis Few SELL BE COMPETE ONLY Be mS ADL UAr TES PERSONNEL ano WOT Stat TOME TTL. FORM BILE AF FILED AN THE LUPLOVEE S$ OFFICIAL PERGONMIL FOLEED, ~~ GENERAL na an tt a ~ rrr var “OOD oo Cferaq) (widdttay, SOCtAL OECURITY NUMBER (Coop An =p Vacwys€ =. So 6 6806 MARITAL STATUS (Check one) ___. see [[vivoarrs t I vivowED ; Cl ARNULLEG Ton, D-C. Hy FURGL — wAnPIED VF MARRIED, PLACE OF WARS EAGL _ Wash iy TF DIVORCED, PLACE OF DIVGhCE OCREE —e 2. . ___ WENSERS OF FAMILY NAME OF SPOUSE vee (se. Steven, cur. Stete. 209 C< cede) WONT NO. 7 ul ue eo¢ Ors ae rrr at tog [pare OS alate 20/2/71 Go FLL P NCE NG, We fovicdse , 79D. Lunes Ect fi woos G32 06 Cege PISO B) — w aw NAME OF FATHER cn (or male Auardien) . ADORTSS Rosy A 7 LOQons - Dire NAME OF MOTHER, DHCLUGING MALDEN ‘sae Coe” f aanness fomale guardian) SuSpe 8. Wdyaps feecsctrvet, NO Ar. - WHAT MERNER(S) GF ¢ai AMILY TF ANY, HAS BELN | QUIRED tN aM RM RUE TC want TVUFPAGNT NO. : Sl cr Ve TAPP UL EAS OW nite Trl teem satiae TF CONTAC I4 whe PAMILY IF ANY, HAS BEEN TO . f : . oy t t &(Pusbas wa yao Fd fare iy H RE OGCEESGTAT UPOa 5 ARG MEL CT aR OF oper. FE L COLAPECAN cay 22 Beas ck, vf 2tatu Berar ionsnie | 2 eee aN WS FORE FO Sn aa atbonsiaye OTTRIED 1 CASE GF tate, Pip Couey, ANS Ne “Poogoren, VE nee _ zt 3 Ant Qty £ Co he AI surfer, GF ase le inBividuse wand erganication he Sali or wou RENTS a itartent, ue “aye? “Gieg aane wed adtpese af rea peu week furs ; oo ; te THE UND PV EOS AL aufeohr eo fe MARE FECES boa GH oe Me Te Rdd eT oc OFF Tararasirt Cit dive naen ond of trena of persan, 42 ony, wha van mate aay desrebnek in ogee nf emergency } h ores eo 7 er Pye Clad ta Rees OO. OFF DS, NOLS Tres GeDE et ronataes sh aay PM{ RENT! precrerres) 42D geseeg in *sot Qepl ain aby ine The pers seas named in item 2 or 73 ‘atove may atte be Povin a2 ta case af seer gency. TFs SCH BOTIFICATION ¢3 NOT Of- SIRARE BECAUSE OF HEALTH OR OTHER REASONS, PLERSE SS BTATE Ge VTEN 4 Ca THe S€vESeE 2700 OF THs Fo, anette eran Rtn re SNNNTSRTN taht SESE AARP UNE PA tezg OE atyseue ; COMPIDENTIAL apnreoms 14-00900 f CONFIDENTIAL (USer Filled fn) VOLUNTARY EATRIES once tn the hen 9 of anployee omergenci ¢@ of cortoin porsonal data often Je ~ lays and complicaias the settlearont uf osteta and financial mattera. The information reauested-in this section oy Bove very ful to your fanity or attomey in the event of your diasbility or death and will bo disclosed ' 1 . Lf COUNTS AME CARMILO. \ CEN lon TRAST @. (F YES, 00 YOU HAVE & JOINT ACCOUNT? 1 1 MAYE YOU COMPLETEO A LAST BILL ANO TESTAWENTE bd ( J NO. (27 “yee® where ie docusent located?) UNION Teust Co. WAVE 1%) PREPLANNLO AN ARRANGED GUARDIANSHIP OF YOUR CHILOREN IN CASE OF COMMON DISASTER TO DOTH PARENTS? iY yeo[ jun. CTF "yee" give mane(a) and atdroany) ; an —. . | ]. , ors ep ep Cee e Ge _ HAYS YOU €afCUTEO A POWkH OF ATTORNEY? Cc] ves (= nO. (f/f "You". tho possess tho power of attorney*) ADDITIONAL DATA AND/OR CONTINUATION OF PRECEDING ITEMS RESIDENCE DATA - [0 SE CCMPLETED ONLY BY EMPLOYEES ENTERING ON OUTY {No Appeoval Raquired) ne? WHEN TMPLOYRD (Full Add, #). . . PERMANENT PLAC (Full dddeeas) oan it CHANGE [M PERMANENT PLACE OF RESIDENCE (See ue 22-9) (To Be Caspleted by Faptarce Oesacing Sach Chango Bhi fe Asesaned to Hendquarters) | FULL ROEKE SS ee GiRECTOR OF SESIGNEE DATE . OMPFCTOR OF PERSONNER (whem appli- | nate . sable per HR 23-3) StSnts at ah is ? 14.90000 bene . SECRET ! (When Filled tn) = res re . Office of Persounel, Transactions and Records Branch,. Status Section : re : se - : ‘ NAME ~~ . NS TRUCT 1 ONS use APPROPRI ETE SPACE BELOW TO REPORT CATA FOR CITHER PCS Of TOV, INSERT APPROPRIATE COOE NUMBER 1% “CODES coLuMNn TO DESIGNATE UNCTWER SuoMISBION 19 OF BASIC DATA. CORMECTION, OR CANCELLATION (One only}. REPORT OATES BY USING THE HUMGTR FOR THE MONTH, ANO LAST THO.CIGITS ONLY FON YEAR. GEFER TO OF? MO. 38, REVISED. PCS DATES OF SERVICE TYPE OF DATA PCS (Beale) EORaT CTI OM = CANCELLATION YOY OATES OF SERVICE - - soe . TYPE OF DATA , + T0Y (Beeic) + CORRECTION = CANCELLATION OFFICE OF PERSONNEL USE OHLY - PUNCH AREA BUURCE OOCUMENT AND CERTIFICATION TAASEL WeOcNER | DISPArCH x OUTY STATUS O& TIME AHD ATTENCANCE REPORT ae CaaLe p OTHER (Speci fy} SOCURENT TOLATIPICATION Aw. i DOCUMENT DATE/PERIOO QFMAgKS IF z q . . ~ Per eaco or 1» f seaorateo © AROVE DATA CENTIF ILO CORRECT, BASED UPON SOURCE rwdt Ok BOrUwERT GQCUMENT CITES AIEEE SENOS — Toate : . | sreuarune Pee, | | THIS REPORT WILL GE FILEO 1h TRE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL ‘ tH THE PROZVIOQUAL'S CFRICIAL PERSORMEL FOLCER geo COSTA SsiThacg eee SECRET ee tera 14-0000 June 1970 eo ae MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, European Division Chief of Station, London w“ FROM SUBJECT Promotion Recommendation = —— James S. Woods w -- Subject, who has been in grade as a GS-10 just two years, has been Chief of the Registry of the London Station for eighteen months. Subject, fresh from a Saigon assignment, brought with him a broad ard varied background of field experience (Far East) and several Headquarters’ assignments. He has been in one or another aspect of records management work since he started with us as a very juuior clerk in 1952, , . Subject’s fitness reports, since he has been in London, ” testify to the Sigh regard in which he is held by the Station and the excelient results he has managed to achieve. When he arrived at tae Station, the start had been made on a file reduction program but 2% enormous amount of organized work remained to be done, Subject set about it with great enthusiasm and a high degree of professional organization. As a resuit, the Registry inventory today is the teanest and the most efficient the Station has scen for many a loug day, if ever before. To a great extent this can be laid at Susject's own door and he personally did much of the work. At the we time, Subject surveyed and reorganized the over- all workivad the Reyistry and was finally able to recommend to the Station enent a reduction of one Beaiatey eloerk. The seurller gisit sectainiy veduired a more iatcnnive work clfert On the part of BRegistry personnel, which has been attained without any loss of morezle; in fact, quite the reverse, - Subject, therefore, emerges as a records management officer who has thdrocgoly learned his business and a hard-driving, | sympathetic amd successful supervisor. In the opinion of the Station manag nt, Subject is already quite capable of taking over broader acd more scuior respousibilities in the records manage- ment field, in this respect, however, we do not believe he will. be wastiug mis time in London by spending, as he currently plans to do, an additienzl year here on the_completion of his tour in a Novenber. The London Registry, reflecting the multi-faceted work of the Station, is sufficiently complex an operation to warrant 14-0000 nate TEL, tac my “POSH RRA wes oh ate Be seh bay ty, ete Subject's continued attention, In view of his really excellent performance and high prosise, it 14s strongly recommended that Subject be promoted to GS-11. /s/ Bronson Tweedy cos | t 14-0000 USE APPRCORTATE TPACE BELOW TO RSPONT DATA FOR CUTeee “SHR TEV. INSERT APPRORAIATE COOL NUMBER IN *COOE® COLUMN 30 DESIGMATE WHETHER SUBMISEION 15 OF BASIC DATA, TOPRES™ EM, GH CANCELLATIGN (One onfy). REPORT OATES BY USING - Yad muware FOR TwE HOMTH, AND LAST TeO O1GITS ONLY FIG vEwR.” BEER TO OF) BO. BO. REVISED. POS DATES I SERWICE OFPARTURE O/5 ¥ COunTayY ~ . TDY. DATES GF SERUICE ~s 3s DEPARTURE G46 Tver 22 gata woeta ll tay UTAS woerna oar | veae ‘ R.. TRe Reed 25-76 rr.ta ga-33 roa3a $5036 40. Seerttiua L aan ai — OFFICE GF PERSGMHT? ERE CALY ~ PUNCH AREA SGURCE DOC NENT Bar DORE TICATION TO ae Pe grea Fe ebeea aay mercer rns <a ert eee a at ThaeeL voUcHER . PA qeetates eee * peer emer weer mye en ere nnineen sieaedee Lim seer ns tape ae yyeresertereanmeene seeieesercae maine! _ fagre . ; "wets Bratys of True ano ATTERDARCE BEPOAT 5 ean em yay Seether thane tea At RE ey Ae et j j oteEe tSpocity) 4 eS hAheaAe et TDENTIFrcatiga au, nt ea et sone ern antenna AEPORT ameore ted sat RRPET BATS COATIFCTS COBPECT, HABLO UPOM BOuMCE Setuata? crteo eoetesy serouret aT ae eee Ss ats i a Par arera warren’ {pate 2p sbaghiee? : iat secon | oa ss THIS REPORT BILL BE FLASH 2B Tat GeFICE OF PERSORMEL ik The EADETISUAL'S Det 2g5as Pyisoeaih FOLdEA ~ __ 7 tasret oa 3 a? Tana Ni ee var bSBIA SINS ee SLATS joni Daneey Tent 14-00000 ON Namnaimaieetmnmtee ui mbar tee ate ~ CONFIDES. SEL (Whon Filled In) INPORTACTT Control Procossing Brench hea beon chrrese with responsibitity (det 20-6. drted Octodcr 1961) for cnsuring thet rll cmzloyoes procogsing Co to ths fiold have rovicwod the ficld.vorsion of the Grpleyoo Conduct Hendbock, You will not bo chceked out for your proposcd trevcl until sou sign the following statcmont and rcturn it to CPB, Your Personnel Officcr crn provide you with ¢ copy .of the Handbook. —_—- , MEMORANDUL OF UUDERSTASDIVO I horoby acknowledvo that I havo reed ‘and understend tho contcntg of Fiold Hindbook 20-4, Employeo Conduct, dstcd Jo July 1962, ° / , , a ; - a ~- rye “¢ ( “CVA? A Mo rach, _ ue ho Md og , a | SF a 2 dats Se as, COMFIDUNTIAL . (When Filled In) 14-0000 ° ™~ oN SECRET me, (Dhoa rifiod Pa} REPORT OF SERVICE ABROAD \ 0; ‘ Office of Personnel, Trangactions and Records Branch, Status Section NAME SERIAL NO. . Las? Fast miboLe : 16 (Prine) eqdeda <_ Iecds, . Vnmies 5. INSTRUCTIONS tHOENT APPROPATATE CODE NUMER Im “COE” COL usw REPORT DATES BY USING USE APPROPRIATE SPACE BELOW TO MEPOWT DATA FOR CitmiNn PCS OR TOY, a TO DESIGNATE BHETHER SUBMISSIOM 19 OF BASIC DATA, CORAECTION, OF CANCELLATION (One only). THE NUMBER FOR Tee MONTH, AND LAST THO DIGITS ONLY FOR YEAR, REFER TO OFF WO. BG. REVISED. PCS DATES OF SERVICE OLPARTURE O/B TvP@ OF DATA ARRIVAL 0/6 Uo. PCR (Baeie) 2. CONAECTION $+ CANCELLATION anrats) Tree OF DATA 2. TOV (Basic) 4. connection 8 6 CANCELLATION MENT AND Cer ib icaAg ion SOURCE 4 a THAYRL YOUCHEA \ Orgrarey BLTY STATUS OR TIME AND ATTENDANCE REPORT CAOLE im : hd j OO -| GtRER (Speatfy) di { roe re “i. aOR AOA SOR 0:08 50s 2 . a BOCUMEMT 1OZNTEPICATION Bue i 1 ocusi st para/Pegeon , ' Peet cae, 2 ‘ ET UCT clelstey ; anpaeerere ern meri REMANGS ABOVE OATA COATIFIFG CONBLCT, BASTO UPON SOURCE GOCwseat CUTes Poa oe, “4 t n , . ¢ f THIS REPORT WILL BE FILED (A THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL If THE GHOPVIGUAL'S OFFICIAL PERSCRNEL FOLOER f4010) e0au WW5ia Desepeta PerTleos SECRET ae? sorriean 14-0000 +t SECRET a (9hen Pilled In) ora. INSERT APPROPRIATE CODE NuMaER sa “CODE” COLUMN REPORT CATES BY USING UBE APPROPRIATE SPACE BELOW TO ALPORT DATA FOR LITHER PCS Of TOV. TO OCSICNATE OMETMER SUDMISSIGN 19 OF BABIC DATA, CORMECTIGN, OF CANCELLATION (One only). REVIBED, THE NUMNER FOR THe MONTH, AO LAST THO DIGITS ONLY FOR yrs. atran 10 Ofi HO, SB. TvFE OF DATA Cote + POS (Peete) 2. COPMEN Ste 8 + CANCELLATION a. TOY (haste) 46 correction Os CANCEL STION OFFICE OF PERSOMREL U3E OMLY ~ PUNCH AREA SQURCE DOCUMENT ANS CERTIFICATION | DISH ATC A GATY STATUS QR Tied AKG ATITHOANCE A09777 i OA eT RNS OO SP IO ANE rine pare ae ee eR ire AE OR ED I EOL ESET TEE “YR SRI NN TET TRON PUD OTMER (Speci fy} ee tne ene ae GOCUMENT JORNTIV I CArIoh 34 Jf GALA NL GATE/P ERIC ° . 5 7 be ‘ anne ee in tt na oe it REMABKS oe - _ PrePanco av . Virose Aen starco On + BRCTE CATA CERTIFIZG CORRECT, SASE0 UPGS TtURCE ote i CUMTBOL COCUMEAT COCUMENT CITED te nn on ae ae anne pan nt - ¢ 8 & Bivistoe, ares. pate tigsaTyst y; - ae J ol PA Lope we fr. ee ee yit @ Tt Olveston slr THES REPORT WILL BE FILEG 19 THE OFFICE OF PERIONNEL IM THE INDIVIOUAL'S OFFECIAL PERICHHEL FOLDER 14-90) panereas >. SECRET = room tue, a aor UNSia cory 14-0000 “ON seeameeittena ae om CONFIDENTTAL (then Filled In) T hereby acknowlodgo that 1 havo read and understand the contenta of Handbock 20-h, Enployeu Concuct, dated 7 Cctober 1963, and the infomation brochura for Pog retummsus, datwd hay 1564, V &6 eA Tk JAGS S, WOO LS CONPIDENTTAL (hen Filled In) OS aR . 14-00000 ORD | SECKET \ (When Filled In) \ 49 December 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR; ir. damea 3. Woods THROUGH : Head of (3 Career Service SUBJECT : Notification of Designation as a Participant in the CIA Retirement and Disability System : 1. I hava determined that you mect the criteria outlined in HR 20-50 for deagignation as a participant in the CIA Retire- ment and Diaubi tity, Sy eee Your designation as a participant waa made effective Decanzer 1966. . 2. You are hereby notified of your right to appeal this action to-the Diractor of Central intelligence as specified in HR 20-56. Such appeal must be received in the Office of the Director not later than 30 calendar devs from the date of tunis memorandum. ~_ he 2) JD Enmatt D. Echois Director of Personnel SECRET 1400000 z Ai Be { 4 SECRET (Bren Filled In) VERIFIED RECORD OF OVERSEAS SERVICE 0: Office of Fersonnel, Statistical Reporting Branch, ROOM SE 2506 Hendquarters NAME OF EVPLOYEE OF F ICE /COMPONENT CUPLOYEE SERIAL AU. MIDOLE (Prine) [te INSTRUCT IONS USE APPROPRIATE SPACE BELOW TO REPORT DATA FOR CITHER PCS OR TOY. INSERT APPROPRIATE COOK NUMBER IW “CODE? COLUMN TO OCSIGNATE GNETSER SUBMISSION 1S OF BASIC DATA, COMRECT2ON, OR CANCELLATION (One ondy), REPORT OATES BY USING THE HUMBER POR Tee wont, AND LAST TwO DIGITS OWLY FOR YEAR, POE DATES OF SFAYICE Sonia — [ves | soray | sacsa | 'seroa [9e-a7 | aoe ae | iva vant clog Lay lee | ~Zaoen TYPE OF DATA COUNTRY 1. (CS (Basic), 3. CORRECTION $+ CANCELLATION TOY OATES CF SERVICE RETURN AREAS) [ omit | Monte deat poo 40-4 - TOY (Basic) 20-29 2 4+ CORDECTION 4 + CANCELLATION SOLPCE CF CURD DOCUMENT ef, | CABLE OTHER (Speciiy} DecUvENt DATE/PERIOD DOCUMENT MDENTURICATLON NO, | nS Oy 27/7 REMARKS . = | REPONT ANNOTATED ON ASOVE CATA VERIFIED CORRECT. BASED UPON SOURCE PREPARED S¥ SouRcE COCUMENT OCCUMENT CHTED Date fers Foasw WSla TM aTarersy . SECRET en coe (a. tod 16-64 torres. (amtadre ant dmtout anes | cS bk Ofyesins 14-0000 _ CONF IOENTIAL —™ (ahem Filled Iny TRAVEL AGREEMENT BY STAFF EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TO PERMANENT DUTY STATION OUTSIDE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES 1. In accordance with the policy of the Central Intelligence Agency, I agree to serve outaide the continental United States nini- mum tour of_- 2 Years from the date of my arrival at ay peruanent post of duty, unless said tour 16 sooner terminated by. the Government for ita convenience, or 4t is terminated by the Agency for eLreumetances that are considered by if to be beyond my control, 2. It is understood and agreed that if I terminate for reasons “within my control in less than 12 months from the date of arrival at said post, I shall reimburse CIA for all travel expenses, including storage and per atem, incurred in the transporting of myself, my derend- Vee ents, wy household and personal effects and my automobile to my pers nent post cf duty, and shall pay all return travel and trsansportatica expenses to the United States. 3.0 Th fs further understood and agrecd Thee fP To torninace Por reasons within ny control subsequent to the tvelfth wonth but priar to the completion of ny tour of duty, T shall pay all return expenses for the travel and transportation of mycelf, uy dependents, my household and pereonal effcets and my automobile ta the United States. . fr a a “ES ; i \. . ee eee WITRESS: N hebyritee Woy b ovee U (Enployee) ; Canes Dauvie Yvoocs tape fA es ioe wo AF pate: htt eee Form mo. QJfa Me7EAces feew 40. $5: 104 CONFIDENTIAL mo 1 FES $8 amocm Fs OROTEETE. one. poo gegRET 23 MAR 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Head, Clandestine Services Career Service : Notification of Approval of oo! SUBJECT 3 Quality Step Increase ~ James S. Woods i. Iam pleased to send to you the attached official notification of the approval of the Quality Step Increase which you recommended for thia exnployee, 2, As this award is designed to encourage uxcellonce by recognising and rewarding the cmployca, may I ask that you arrange to have this Quality Step Increase presented at an appropriate cerernony, ° Director of Personnel a 14-0000 : ~ “ | es ‘ . 29 MAR 1966 VG}ORANDUM FOR: Mr. James 3. Woods OO ; 1 DUBINCE : Quality Step Increase . 1. J wag pleased to learn that you have been granted 4 a quality Step Increase. Guch a recoynition is proof of the _ : re high esteem in which you are held by your supervisors in the ae Clandestine Services. , é. Please acvept ivy personal best whshes. I om cone fident that your future performunce will be of a continuing rash quality. oN pet A \ [ \\ oS weNabe - aa . Desnoml iM tuliebuld Deputy Director for Plans . ~ . caret | : : Creed fe 1. 14-0000 4° MAR 1955 MEMORANDUM.-FOR: Deputy Director for Plans ATTENTION: DDP/OP SUBJECT: - - Request for Quality Step Increase - for Mr, James 3, Woods, GS-09 of the information presented below, it is récommended Se. e be approved for Mr, James sS. Woods. se aa 23 “Ni, Woods: éntered on duty, With the Agency in April 1952 as a GS-03. Records and File Clerk assigned to RID. Since that tlme Mr. Woods has served as.a Records Analyst at Headquarters, in Koroa and Atsugi, Manila, : and sitice 1961 in the Central Registry Section of the Tokyo Station, - Mr. Woods is 37 years old and has been in grade as a GS~09 since 1958. : 3. Mr, Woodst exceptional performance is described by the Tokyo Station as follows: "A. Mr, Woods is gow on his second toue as Chic of the Tokyo Siation Registry. This wait is located at fuchu Airc Station and handles all corréspondence for all Station clements, In view of the fact that : the Station is located in five different géographic locations, a great : deal of responsibility is given to Mr. Woods to ensure that action responsibility on incoming cables is rapidly and properly assigned, . dispatches are correctly routed and processed, correspondence from : other local military agencies is correctly analyzed and routed, the _ twice-a-~day courier sysiem is functioning cffectively, and the Station flexowriter is rapidly churning out priority dispatch traffic, Somes “~~ "A, The Registry is presently composed of six employees in , : . addition to Mr. Woods, whe is Chief of this unit. Mr. Woods does . an exemplary job in supervising these employees with the result ‘ , that the Station Registry is @ smooth and well-functioning unit. t a SECRET ce 14-00000 : WA Manes ae noha oe Seen ae a ebersbringnls Bante Ger ae 6g cer Se So gegRET os "C, In addition to his normal duties, Mr, Woods is constantly thinking of ways to increase the efficiency of the Station Kegistry, and to be of greater assistance to the Station as a whole, Several of his ideas have been adopted by the Station with 4 resulting increase in effectiveness, His positive approach to all problems end his cheerfulness and willingness to perform any task have benefited both the Station and the Agency. "D.. In view of Mr, Woodst demonstrated, ability to provide leadership to the Station Registry unit, his positive approach to the solution of the many problems which daily besct this unit, it is strongly recommended that he be promoted from GS-09 to GS-10 at the earliest. opportunity. © _& Mr. Woods has contitiued. to perform. in.an over-all “strong!” Mannér as ‘indicated in his recent fitness report. He recently planned . ‘anid effectively implemented the move of the Cable Secretariat from one iocation to dhother,. Ina dispatch, dated 22 November 1965, the present Chief of Station, Tokyo, stated, There is little Ican add to my prede- _cessor's recommendation, d dated 9 November 1964, for promotion of Mr, Woods, ‘Hc is performing his duties as Chief of the Tokyo Station Registry with efficiency and dispatch. He is a strong supervisor who constantly strives to achieve the maximum economy in the use of his personnel and materials, " §, Consideration haa been given to the granting ef an Honer and Merit Award to Mr, Woods, but in this particular case it appears that a Quality Step Incréa'se is more appropriate, ee Are ws Ss iby" Chigf, Far East Division APPROVAL RECOMMENDED: . —clbadtt Klos mani 7 Wer Secretary, CS cs Panel Section C Date S8895$ 14-0000 TOTS ccm momen tigeene nts i 8 He enone ane ar teye mew en fore w Seta Oe wEete wane ee se epee TS dee te ee apr ~ erent ~~ t . Gnesi _ , Request for Quality Step Increase for Mr. James 8. Woods, GS-U9 [Meal be Date : mw wrend eh 1400000 7 Lo “SecRET : coe . ; {Oren Filled Pad we = VERIFIED RECORD OF OVERSEAS SERVICE \ 10: _ , Office of Personnel, Statistical Reporting Branch, ROOM 192 Curfe Hall ~~ H : aM ¥ - - Nant Of EMPeore _ : J oft ICL /COMPONENT: : . MIDDLE H (Fring) | t re 5 wWoons, vames S. - . INSTRUCT TONS ‘ t . 8 ws a . : a fuse MOPMIATE SPACE OLLOW TO SEPORT OATA-FOR EITHER PCS OM TOY, INSERT APPROPRIATE CODE wUMSEA Iw "COOE® CoLUMe 1 + PEO OLAIGNATE BHETRER BUEMIBRION 15 OF {C DATA, COMMECTEON, OR CARCELL ATION. (One saly), REPORT OAT “| re FOR THE WORTH, AND LAST THO BIGITS ONLY FOR-vE - : . _ fob er : Ys PCE (Beate) d+ Conmectran - wre ve CANCELLATION - - fe oy i: t : } { tov (Basic). i CORRECTION i _ CANCELLATION H i t i oismatcn a : t pouty status ODL aet OAS 4 OE penoar i ‘ 3 4 7 H 4 ‘ ; zt & 3 f a a - ah ‘ . _ : : 7 i : ; . . , . . n : . PEPORT SEMOTATED ON . ABDOL DATA WEIUFTLO COPSICT, Based WPOw SOURCE oot PALPARED By . | {eoLace GotuMENT Botemeat SareD —————— SE ae ne ener einen nee me ar nen ne ms . . Gate pSionarurs 7 ios : — oe fp PL feud ' : ae eer ; : roae ONNTa PebseewD . or ms . " 8-88 H5ta qeeteoets: viraee . SECRET . a OE fae 909 fe : * “ : 14-0000 Stenderd fens No, BRO] CUAITE A bed FPA, PPLE AS EPAPLOTECA TALIM BEHSESITS ACT OF 1050 - 6 GAN S000 “Ret a broth of faut poye, Use only Iypeeriter of bay pon.) ; 2 Dale op tare Ce mot, cena! nat 4, TOUR MARORD ADOCIRS =| PLANES 44D STRLLT) TCITY AND L092 HLMEEay NCISTER San Franolacoy Calif. Bust Hut MS T patt, ered by of onrolling jn, ese veder the Tederol Enuloseee Heals Reelin Act of 1929 teregh the enrollment éf ancihe? 7 . : . a Lewted Statas,or Distle of Coke-in2 Government ompluyee gt wee tao en} $4,000 To sv,or0 © 13] onevinont? 3 wf . $4000 99 $2,907 [ $9} 819,000 ce ovte [TY 4] PART 8 1. Letect to enroll tn a heath bang 5158 on shown below. luvthoiise deduiticns to be sods & a7 38: Tite! Rid to cover my shure of fhe cor of He eroliment. {Covr the infarmation requesed Lecve bree nsihe tar ps Part §§ 100 wit TO Ew NAME OF PLAN ROLL Watt Semen Ansootation | Benefits Plan | Pandly V2. eiembers without exception Lit your wife se baila Fast, fre yove Uamonted “children under oge 19, wtelien leyatty etnzreds hitden, 6 ond stepchildren ond illegitimate chikirem ety lire with pus 0 teguior Porentchild telation- hip, include 41% ony wing child over 19. who Lecame disstled Lslors oge 17. ond he, brocouse of the disability, i tneupatie of. selhwupport. _athod ‘° ike vertfcaty toro divobled child age 19 or ove.) . mis wast ses, NSO OF FILLED : : - | UF vou 3. yuu ofe a fomote lomptapen a. 2 Liwitonijedoor the Tawilly lated above include @ twaicad wo ®-Inespeble of teth ves p CHANGE YOU wppoit by roasan of meta! of sipsins! disability which con ba * expociad lo continue ber sate trae Po poor ‘fit newer ee = . TOE | piotustar: "Yo," attach @ docters eaendaine.)- . PART € [RACE AN "aT IN S88 1 Ce fits 5, wees VER APTLITS AIM) ANSWER TEM 9, : HEL pe THs, J, taloct not to enroll I rey gine . 13. tha igovon tor: my oloctivn by (Phico oe “27 9 pmiet bog, . au tees vader the Hoolth Benches scx. [J {o) om savated Sy « plan under Re Heute ‘Beshit Aad Gough the. enroll. OB] dneotleoa i yo = meat of mz husband, wile, of pannt. “OU Wid 19 |2. elect ta concal vy gresent cant oy tam covand by a hochh lntaretc piss wie « sot under the tleutth mie ONCE YOUR : Bonofite Act, . os . Ott ata, frat uder the Meolts Barats mes “ fe) Any othoreworin, - oe PART OD FIL id THIS PARE UF TOU wit 10 (CHANEE 16812 HDL UAT, = . PART £ wares— hoy intentioned tolse patement to ALC ad} . mle wopptaniioe tw wilt nin apressateton rolcttze Cita tis fesrele in 9 oaeton of.tha law punishable by o° MUSE FLL Bee al cr one's on $19,000 oF Imprnvament st te tals fag. | eca Gawe mes 5 seen or beth. [10 UEE..1603,) ” “Pa. gFeeCuive Dale OF ee ten vu echt . we PART Fr “ : on . “an 3. pe: . i tour Sl FICER : nanan . : . ry 3. PATRRL ACT e . aeace ‘ ise) “ITI AND DATE! Le] abtate, § nea arr p a ee eee ne y remal ER LF wo febafiO ately Osa iaat Loo] REMARKS | ope : Po * fret use omy i& 2H OY aust ants . . , j 489 AGSBCY. - ” tripllauie To teptaying Otis area 1780 . see L lee at " 14-0000 oot . 7 . vo SECRET . we \ . foo an . (Bren Filled tn) . , - . . A S$ VERIFIED RECCSD OF OVERSEAS SERVICE TO: . : fo . a oO Lot : ; Office of Persorzel,-Statidtical Reperting Branch, ‘ROOM 192 Curie Hall \ . : ‘ NAME CF EMPLOYEE ; : INSTRUCT IONS oo ; i, <- use APPROPRIATE srace \SELOe Te. REPORT DATA FOR ELTAE® PCS OF TOY, twseeT ap RIATE CODE wuMBtA Im “COOL! COLUM | ° . i PL TO DESIGNATE BHETHER SUBMISSICH 83 OF BASIC DATA, CORBECTION, OF “CANCELLATUO (One only). -REPORT DATED BY USENG THE WUMOER FOR THE MONTH. AND TAST TWO OFGITS ONLY FOR WEAR, tA ves: (Basted 3+ CORRECTION 9. CANCELLATION 2+ IDY (Basic) 4 + CORRECTION -$ 4% + CANCELLATION | oo > SOURCE CF RECORD QOCUMENT © : Gg TRAVEL VOUCHER . ; : _ » 4 a enn ce ee : | CABLE FOUTY STATUS OR TIME AND ATTENDANCE wEPORT. “ 1 QTHER (Specify) . : t ' 7 : : . —— ————— i DOCUMENT LOENTIFICATION NOW” roe . eee DATE/PERTOD , . re i : So - 4 ‘ . , : REMARKS . : ° te : 4 : . : ‘ ‘ } . 7 . Fee te ~ an . . + TS TRIN NT eee . . g Paeeoar annotate os AQOVE OATA VERIFIES COMZICT. OASEO UPLA SOUREE . PREPARED ay ]. fazence cacuwtnt } vecuMtar cEteo * é acne Sowers eames a ‘ - (of fresean orviston mirror . Ln Pa . ~ 2 LPP imaace DIVISION re , BAN . Cee et at roae soueTe © . tW5ta ry SECRET - (a. 109 Ose tarrpees. wate a an . : : fo 14-0000 AUER ae RETNA EES aa rn tem yernammaet Se - eRRSm eN Or SRC RON eR: Rene: “) ULTH BENEFITS REGISTRATION FOR ° 9 3, 2) FT OEMAL EMPLOTIOS FIEALIOM BEmeEPIED ACE OF 1950 (Read bo Etesns on tock of fost pug), Use only hpewrite ter ov tel at pen.) yrst? . PAL mana 2. DALE OF - tise bee nmmchors) Mandant Torm No. 2077 GOLAPTLR To) BPM. 2 GAGS 9 . - “monta | Dar Wad PART A my ALL WHO ; : SECSTER 6. FCP eA RPO ATT ALES PuMmeet areO SIRELT) 1‘ tory AND TONE howe fot (states myst AL aon I af cafe . rtf - sage? a , ah a 4 Tits 6. Are you eo by, OF is my — member hited below cove | 7, 7. Piece an "R™ In proper bor to a CJ] eran] be malt, rod by of ensciling In, & plan under the Federal Unployes “ponge. Health Benehits Act of 1959 Mreugh the enroiiment of onother , United Sates of Dittrict of Columbia Government émptoyee oF uroea sa.o00 (iT 39,000 10 $9,009 (xT 3} onnvitonty? ws fj. wo f]. s4o0v 10 $3,009 [42] — sto.cov ov over [_He] PART. B [?. ! otect 10 encall in a health Lenefits plan as shown below. favthorire deductions to be mide from my tnlory, compensation, of onniity teh in Tats 10 cover my shots of the cov of the enrollment. (Copy the informatian requested below from msida cover of brochure of the plon pau telact )]- oA too NAME OF PAM . ” OFiON (MIG Ge 1Ow} oul a spot , wo epee ad fo. . maine einertts | [77 = pret aet TRIE E a WA Daynd how tad . 5 : car Lint your wile or hosbond fanl, thea your unmoried ghithin under Megitimate children who bre with you ino regular purentihid relation: . ahi ‘woul ale-ony vnmoried ghild over 19 who oocaae tabled before nye 19 ond who, Becovie af the ditebility, is Incapable J. of sclf-support, (Attach o doctor's certehcate fora disabled child aye 19 oF over.) . . # enrollment ~ “DATE OF BIRTH ; . DATE OF BRtet i tes onit only, Names Co FAseny means (Month, Day, Yeor) NAMEA.OF FAMILY MEM * phage, Fan, Tout) D aacallment : ~—e aceon we ft F , ; be few sett and mat te etd EE Rota 2 - SAIS PART MUST : AD BE FILLED - : uneeee bi oF YOU 3. Wyov ore a feresta (omployse or annuiiuni)—dows the fumily listed obove inciuds a husband who ib mcopebte of wile CUANGE OUR - suppor by sesicn of mento! of thysigad disability which can bo srpociad te ccotinua for mote thon une year? - (if cnseuet HRESULAENT, is ¥en,” cttadh @ docs’ cortf cute.) : : : . “PART C PLACE AN "A" ist Chen 9 Ga Him F, (MAUL TER APS AND ANSALE EM 2 FL TMS 1. feloct not & enroll in ony pica: ro 3. Tho reaton for my election +s (Pluca an "A" in proper’ boa ca veal OF vou vader the, Health Benalits Act, fo} Yom covered by @ plan under the Muolth Benefits Ket through the ensatl IEF ment of iy husband, we, oF parent, : " 2. Laleat ta cecal xy present (b} ‘om covered by 9 heollh insurance plan which is not under the Heaith iG LAWCEL YOUR a4 ae {J nefits Ac . ierouemint, ment uncer Bos Heolm Bonafits Act. tc) Any other roaion. PART OD en ot Oren by the carollmant number ond ¢ ether alo: ton in Port 8. . . J i NpOr ETN TF eee nn nme a a eset FHL ON THIS 1, Earaliment cade numer of prevent pian. F. Number of evcat whieh permis cha 3, Date of event which permis chung FAST HF YOU {See todle on bust of deplete for proper aymiaes,)) : Riss 10 _ CHARGE YOUR FROLUSENT. PAST E aa, wg VEARNING, — Any intastional fatie storament in pelicatinn or vital mieapewsy: a relative # alo hy a Dos | . : a Ly 4 2 “ 5 7 ‘ - : oa ree tee i af not mors than $10,000 of imprinennent 6 ae ae te Le | net mdre than $ years, of Lath, We wae. 18aty Hts PART. PA POAT ee OO aE OPS 72, Datl PETEreau tt _ PAG NS CErICE oe fe fer | {GHPLETTD it iecet, “3 iMechvt Dale OF : . GECnoNW | i gl fey : . pa ATER QHCE HO, S Parra, ACTOR 1 Wiehais ard Gali! DNAS Asels ALLEESS CF LATS 09 CHE t SHDMAR RD Lt ac Pee RTD 8 ath LEGG REMARKS, | tre ae GAY Iipiteste— To Lmpioy my Oth - veal seca 14-0000 ve Shenae tumat we vase, ae see een ay a CONFIDENTIAL: = 3 _ (Shen Fitted tm) TRAVEL AGREEMENT BY STAFF EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TO PERMANENT ~~ DUTY STATION OUTSIDE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES . 1. In accordance with the policy of the Central Intelligence agency, I agree to serve outside the continental United States a mint-- wun tour of. Twenty-four monthton the date of my arrival at my permanent post of duty, unless said tour is sooner terminated by the Goverment for ite. ¢ convenience, or it is terminated by the Agency for , , cireumstances that are considered by it to be beyond ny control. ae ir is understood and agreed that if T terminate for reasons vitnin ay control in ‘Yess than le nonths frou the: date of, ‘arrival at a said post, I shall ‘rétabureé CIA for all. travel’ expenses, {neLuding’. storage and per diem, incurred inthe transporting of myself, my depend- ents, py household and personal effects and my automobile to my perma- ~ nent post of duty, and shall psy all return travel and transportation | : expenses to the United States. , 3. It is further underatcod and agreed that if I terminate for tae reasons wittin my control subsequent to the twelfth month but prior to “ ~ the completion of wy tour of duty, t shall pay all return expenses for the travel and transportation of myself, my dependents, my household -and personal effects and my automobile to the United States. : L : WITNESS: - . ele feed’ | , denen Se Gmovesy 6 ( Qin pate: Dl Feb. rea Bead ee Tae ygane ene i FORM ND. QEJQ A TEdS Faew 20. 995106 CONFIDENTIAL 163 5¢ onion 4a OFTOLE TE, her 14-00000 CAR CONTE BO! tendard Porm Nu, thovf 30TH BENEFITS REGISTRATION Fora wey : TEOTPAL CAPLOUTETS BLALINO BENEFITS ACE OF 1099 dg J Li CHAPTER SEPM. Po 6 UAL “be oan (Reeds cwctinv on bench af tut page | Une onl Apem one or bon, ant pan} UMETORE INTIAL) 2 BATE OF Brett erent eee sesso ou rg, - 4 VOUS MAIS ALORLES UME, ALD SIRLET), ay ANG ORK NUMBER) | iStater eK me CAE a re v4 you covered by, ore ied below cou | ?, Place an — in proper bi by of enrolhng in, o pian vader the Caderai Emnlovees ronge. : Health Banehty Act of $359 (theoigh olf 1 of another United States oe Distehet of Columiis Government employee of uncer $4,000 [“J1] 0.000 to Sever ki 3) stunt)? . : onnwstunt)? ; arty) of} ta.c00 10 9 999 [Y2} — sross on ovre ¢ 14} ran, wna enn ber eR 1, Peloct to oscofl Ina heat: benefit pion as shown Lolow. ft outhonte dedustuns to be made from my tolary, vompenwihor, of unnuity te i cover my there of the cost of the enrollment. (Copy the ink otron reavetted below from inside * cover of bevhore ote he epi vow oy aalect:) PART B sie i THIS pert WF 00 Farad. 10 tl POUL TAA WhRLTM BUBEES, Lt A i — ae 2. In apace save bell low fist oft ehegs te forty members without eacephen: oye V9, incivding legally otapted ct fdien, god steprebssid: en ond Wepzdeate children who bee with you in @ regular’ Porentchild relation- Inclorte alsa ang werusteried ghuld over 19 wha becave diubied belyre uge 19 and who, bevaese of Me Uisubilh, be Incapable + of sel? suppers. (Antods Lifigete lor a dacbled Ailf ege UF or over. Y . a Cale Or arte TMeatin, Oy, Food placa seen ene Pate Or BINT fren. Bay, tea Year) - # enrviten eat of fed etd only, oovwes Bora t, 1 encrtimeont 4 tar self ond HAMS OF FAMILY MEabE aS ter, Pea BUST 4) GE FLED in if YO OusGE 1048 CHYOLUALHT, PART C 3, iF you are « tomnle {employe oF annuitont}-~- dees, the Lamy finned gbive include 9 husband who. Js meopotle of self. ppart bey reasen of miactal or physiol dissbility which can bo expected fo continue fot snare ‘San oie your? «(if panier “attach o doctors sectlcuta,) “Fea” “13. The ean tov we iny olsctian fa (Proce an CX" ow proper hos} { } Ju} baer casore. Up aplan dade: the Health Senefits Act inavgh the neva: - inet ad any beabsod, wile, or parent, ih fom covered by a heoith inutinen gtoe which te na wurde he Weoth 2. jib : , Bangfity Act, | meant under thee Maclts Benefits Act. f ] . | } Any oinse rearon, Hg 18 THIS. wart $1 VW nin MOTD weit ok a t PART O fT olot ty chargé my paraibnent oy sean by th Ht ON THIS 4. Entalinent cogs nuater of present plas, - oat id 108 aon sat evot.oe fe proper rsmes | vit 10” bitatd HOUR a7 aries SO A IS EES SUSPENSE eee Ail WARRING. w= An;z intentions! Halve staromane ta pl catioe. 6 welltel mlareys Ceaitenca relative I. parste tho vigkwivn oF Ins tae punigheubls by u ; tag af eat mgr tan $10,000 of Imprioxment of | pea! net mers thoa $ yaar, w DOR [18 UEC 1031} {* tals Peat. _+ | are t . . ij? ale Pte stuns a wrtctny Oat or : _ . PARTE | Ye . 9 et { ve “ : “i . 3 ; WAP ED A p be Patt a4 Aste, |. HeALTA penerits OFFICER | i ! . ” 2 REMARKS | Rowe asty | > RBA GMNTY 4 Sed we eRee, | r oye Trtplicate — To Lxptay ag OFee aren 1030 14-0000 —, ney nt ear ees ener sene eee Pe ee pense 28. Ce OR RN SO Sn ay tame FY Cone A. oP H’ FH GENETITS REGISTRATION: Fore. . Ptoteay PaArLOTe, tt ayre PENT HTS ACT Oo 1030 + n ae oh Oi CHAPTER 1-3 FM. . {Reus fash. tone be bad nf low page Uae on breton oe bolip GUA Sant = _ sat he Rt Ne ae — nnn. ~ . wary DOORN Brag 2 DATE Cw Baas 3. Are yoy nye persia’? woos - Mes: c.g Nandand Form Na, 2809 “mtn [gar | ee w [Ji wo $317] 9 str wae igh r POUMBEE ares O10 Tate AND Ora Nur e AU WHO 4. VOUT MALEK. AOE SS erCistee aust Au * : ote o tus NORTH TANTA | ee . reaait { 53) : is Gay lamilp member Taira ‘Peine cass, ] 7, fice on "Xin prepare bow t@ show your ‘cnawat a bakery raat, ered by & eeling in, o plan yndarthe Federat tmployees | range. . = Heats Berets Act of 195% (rauyh the enruliment af acother United Srotes er Catict af Columba Government employee of ° . oo. ws no fg} : a eho to were bg henlth benefits pion ox shown below, Lewtucie deductions to be. snude bam my wine to cover ey, pore | oF the | cent of ‘the ehroliment, (Copy the te formmstmon roave ed below trdds invede cover of lu ochy - OPTIC (MIG OA LOW) HIGH seeping ne Laat your wile or or hin iddren, und stepshildsen a Fegitmate cbshtron who live with you ing teguior pooend- suid "Tekeeane be. ete ony unmortied ‘utd ovat 19 who betime ‘cinsbled belure aye. 59 and who, becavee of the ditatiloy, fy incogate (attach o ductors ear biis ote foro divibled ch-kt aye 19 or over.) Date cw ent “ “Baeoraamn dP (ronth, Up, Voor], “ie 1 NAMES OF PAMIRY Meaney (Monn, Dery, Yow} uraneseoo0 [Gt] $e.000 10 son Beta} $4000 10 38.006 (48) 10.000 ow over. f 4] compensufur, of | ore hy ‘of the plon yw voted? } FO DHS Pant if YOU wise TO ( wOLL A HEALTH BLNENITS pe ed tt onrellenant iP fee ved? onl enawer Cem J, answee item 7 and Hom 3H nus paRt ust ASO BE FILLED 4 you ove & bencle (employse or onnuiiat}—doas the Jantly hited above iaelude a husband who ls neapable of salt. ie UE Yuu 1. GUANGE YOUR woron as emaron of mental on phil dimbil ty which con ba | Sravctad te continua lar more than une your? (If answer "Yes, baad a doctor's cortditate.) ; . UROLUMLAT, PLACE AN Bares 1 OW ITEM 2, WHICHEVER APPHES arti) NSEC TIM 3 . FEL IN THIS. V. botnet wet ay We quell wuny plan 3. The won for ray eloctiqn is Tete po TR" iv proper badd . FART IF Ou under the Health Denefin Ad, C] (a) Lam covecad ty w plan undér the ttaulth Benefity Act thiuugh the erect. SET inkout oR he ee _. nn ment at my heabond, wile, of patent,” a rj WME Qf 2. Petect 29 comet aay prevent emvall- {hT Lum wavered by w hadith insurance plan which Is not under the Heath Cm CARTE TOUR men! unsse Se Koaith Benefits Act, Benatin, att r mw ENROLLMENT J {c} Any other roavgn, * tf : Oo bet oe araliment a ae a . BEL BE THIS (ursier oF avant which Foebite Cousin “Gate of avent Sich h pacts change PASE fe 1OU _Oe rile ga 7 “ soe fer popes anne wise 1) sont DA an “ae (aanut YOUR ; i faSOLUSENT. . . j an awe - a aa a arr PART E . “| WARNIG.~-Any intoathonal ta eho erase nt Sut Wait this Gppleahan oF etHel ralreptcsantotien raletice dine of nar crea thus $10,600 of improanmoeas of ny (18 U5.6 10983 MLS FEE PETA, Past La Hherats lew sfoluitan of the low pumibuble by © fod mers thin $ yoors, wr bath. san -fee — 2 DAI i. tivtiin pane Oh’ PART Fb ae | fo et . Ret) . : a rhan okt 1 t Et teeiTias$ B26 Dale; MI i . : TO tan ae autre eae | eee nanES Se een cence ene Ee nee ee ie eee nme wnt REMARKS ' ! bes uke Caf Bo ANAUHERATS | 2 AGENT, oe. : canes man _ —— ee _ Tripiicota-~ fa Emptoriyg OF 50 . 14-0000 ee fry COE IDENTIAL “ Cehen Filteod Tay TRAVEL AGREEMENT BY STAFF EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TQ PERMANENT DUTY STATION OUTSIDE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES i. In accordance with the policy of the Central Intelligence Agency, T agree to | serve “outatde the continental United States a mini- tum tour of, oS ee the date of. my ‘arrival at my - - permanent post of duty, unless said tour ts sooner terminated by the Government for ite convenience, or it is terminated by the Agency for , , circumstances that are considered “by it to. be beyond my control. F 2 Tt is- underatood, and agreed that at z ‘terminate, for reasons. os 7 7 TBS. 8° NG : within ny control in less than le months fron ‘the date ot arrival ‘at , said post, I shall reimburse CIA for all tr avel expenses, ineluding atorage and ‘per diem, incurred in the transporting of mynelf, my ‘depend= ents, my household and personal effects and my automobile to my perma- nent post of duty, and shall. pay atl return travel and transportation expenses to the United § States, It is further widerotoda and agreed that v3 ‘Yt ‘terminate for 3. reasons within my control subsequent to the twelfth month but prior to the completion of my tour of duty, T snall pay all return expenses for the travel and transportation of myself, my dependents, my household and personal. effeeta and my automobile ta the United States. WITNESS: Fea or Fore CaS Lerane 2, Hoarbeck ta vouu noe Ql ]a sartaten Tose so. asetoe CONFIDENTIAL 3 FUB Ge Orie 1s Beto. ra. iv. ) 14-0000 ge CT ee oe oe Tots . . | UGiv casted _ - 29 Hovember 1956 So i . ; James g WoeD : _ Korea Station wishes te express ita appreetation to * . . for his most dilicent performincs of .duty during hie recent - : - ‘TDY hero, his highly cooperative attitude and above ally hic extrene . ~ oagerness to rat a. job done well ant expeditiously. : “it was lin. ‘ely wk th his hel: that Korea Station was able be. . sereon and procegs. the voluninous mitorLal which nocded 49 bo. hanlled > in ordor to astrblish. a. coordinated. and Lnteg pated. yocord and flo maintenunee system. . . o . . All Koren Station ; mors sonnel connec tod with tho. work of theta Team members wore Linpre: isod and gratified by the earerness with which they assisted with detaila and helped with problems that were outwtide: the reaponaibild ties of their aszij;nod task, Thoir vleacant TENSOT’ y ant siygootiongy thale excellent cooperation and untiring sfforte - to cor mplota more than the dnjptially ont: vted work: ond, all ereatod -. a most favorable im ression whieh reflects much cradit not the toam meabora themselves but on the Mesords Intozration oranct . : aa well, 4 : 4 “eye ~ UU weer le 14-0000 a ”~ - i - ~ , . J a ~ Co, ~ CMY Cheat Nitl< mo poner. Bean é : - : : cn . CONFIDENTIAL. « ilies . \ 7 Phen Eidded Tay ; ~ (Lost) (Wiraty (Biddle) Weo4A2 Sarre ; : = f - oe a tate LOMING AGINCY SPONSORED INSURANLE PROGRAUS HAVE OTEN ERPLATNEO 10 Me ~ ee . _ Chee ADEM CIES CWPLOFERS Protective apsoceation (#AEPA) ourap ovscaces * COT trou WORPITALERATIOM incoapoeatiD (ONE) " : bas yy ceutat ° . . : : Cov ron AeNCr IT OF cuana « wOOPitaLeFation © . ale a Pacucume at Te . euPcorer ' a Cian tere insumames (UBLIC) : covee tue peatoe oF F . 7 Aeey FeOm MEAabeuvAatene. Cae Torr pweuaence . . * . . a : - . a. ttincrawy (Fo b d r rr , ; 4 . f te : & Wbe~ Tekyo~ WASH DY 7 ee ons “turmonizea. Pearce : 1 AA AOW PARTICIPATING, 08 woULA LiWE fO SVGNATURG OF EMPLOYER, cs Pe : PARTICIPATE IN THE INSURANCE PROGDAUE LISTCO OFLOW. . | - of Yr a < _ a fo SA ¢ Lave . ‘ t + ! ‘ 1 00 NOT ELECT TO PARTICIPATE I” ANT OF THE GTATEO INSURANCE PROORAMS. EMPLOVOE * INTERVIRREO BY REMARKS 4 i 1 : whon completed, the original of thia foro should he forearded (a TaRH fo1 incorporation in the employee's official L pervonnel fotder. The copy ahould bo forearded ta C’B far sotention in CFD tiles. 3 . 3 INSURANCE QUESTIONNAIRE FORW NO. REPLACES FORM S7- 190 " : > 1 SEP B58 797 merce 9S OOSOLETE. CONFIDENTIAL . ay 14-0000 ‘your control, you will + 4 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY hy 2430 GTREST NW. . WASHINGTON 25,.0. C. Date 23 Oudy 195k Dear Jaman 3, oorls 1. Thie to to notify you ‘that the United States Government, ae reps resented by the Central Intelligence: Agency, has. accepted your employment effective 25 April 1954 --- a. Positions 1.0. . Base Salary: . C285 2452500 . 2. You will be: cone a. Entitled to annudl and ‘aick Leave in. ‘accordance vith Civil Service Comission rules and regulationa , y Ov such other proviaiong of law or regulations aa may be established in lieu thereof, de Reimburaed £ or travel expenses in accorianse with CIA Regu- - lations or Standardized Government Travel Regulations ? a8, amended... (¢@. If stationed cutslie ‘continental United ‘States, granted ouch monetary allowances: aa sre. proguribed by CIA Regulaticna. 3. Ae a condition of your employment, by the Central Tatelligense Agency, you are gubjact to aesaignzent to toure of duty at poata outelde . the continental United States. Zach time you are so assigned, unless otherwise specified in Avance by SIA, you will be required to remain at tho post to which assigned for a period of 2k monthe fron the date of ar- rival thereat, unless eooner ,prareferred, reasaigned or separated for rea- gone beyond your contrel, IP you wish, to return to the United States for personal reasons during . = perlod, all travel and transportation coate incident to such return will te borne acd Jou, with no expense to the Government. eot ia for assignmont to an overseas post, it 1a at, unlees carlier qonarated, for reasons beyond in Government eervice for l2 months efter your arrival at your firs reean post, and 1f you violate thig agree- ment, any money expended by ihe United Statea en account of your travel and the trangportation of your izcediate fanily and household gocds will be considered a debt dus .to the Uat ted Statea, . 4k, If thia ennlo; understood and agreed t . 5. Buployment ig conditioned upon satisfactory completion of the training coursea prescribed by CIA and satlefactory per2ormance of duty for a total period of siz rontha fren, date of employzent. In the event 4a . . 14-0000 Ms either training or performance of duty 1a deemed unsatisfactory by ‘cla, . you will be offered other types of employment} if available, or your en- ne ployment will be terminated. } es 6. Your appointment ia for such time as vow services may be 3 ree quired and funds are available for the work of CIA. Notice of. termination shee . . an will be given you by procedure similar, to that provided by Civil Service ¥ . . rulee and regulations. stp eee ene . . ‘ Oo official ku orized: to ‘eign Tethere oF . appointnent. I accept the above agreement as a con- - dition of ny employment by CIA. ' Form No. . June 1948 31-104 14-0000 (Leet) TRE £0: ‘Owina AGENCY SPONBORED IN AVRANCE PROGRAMS HAVE GLEN EXPLAINE HCtED Cwreovess vaorecrive assoceation cesta ys metwal ocateeTt ariom sacoerae . hue an seen tvineaany (To be compieted oni Lug waad. Ffetysy 70 Maen fre |.4- SIGHATURE PO. § DO HOT ELECT 70 PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THE STATED INSURANCE PROGRAMS: - . ¢ . . - SIGNATURE: - | a. 4 - > EMPLOYER mre fax " - a i aa a : Cro, ee wiofie aces er eit he" j WD wrt gen. ; iy “ SEGMATURE 2 PStGMATUAE . B. REMARKS: “WW er ' 1 + at . < 4 ‘ } 3 j ' : s + ' ' g i - on ? * a “poms ac. 37- 190 . . - . . . ? o MAR O48 14-0000 a -. OsTeAs , Washington, D.C. STANDARD FORN GY. (arvisre suacst 190) PROWULOATED RY Clit, SrAVaY ewrsON ‘RAL WEL MANA, “APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS | IMPORTANT.—Before swearing fo these appotatment affidavits, you should read and understand the attached information for appointee a weneneenennenemens sense enecscneapeeweleeweenne ses weenesnegsecccece nee cen ence enna s sens coaneesnsracsscunsesnesse caraomnscccanennsnes coment poqnenaa ~ ; Gaarsea a dicho dames Sp ¥90d9 - do solemnly ewear_(or-affirm) that i... ~. A: OATH OF OFFICE I will support and:defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;.that I will bear. true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any. mental reservation or purpose of evasion; that I will well arid faithfully discharge the _ ’ duties of the office on which I am about-to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. .. B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE. ACTIVITY AND AFEILIATION Tam nota Corimunist or Fascist. Ido: further swear (or affirm) T will HOt So"ddvocate, nor ~ will I become a member of such organization duting the period that I am an employee of: the Federal Government. C. AFFIDAVIT AS To STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Iam not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will riot so engage while an employee of the Government: df the United States; that Tam not a member of. ‘ an organization of Government employees ‘that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and that T will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such an organization.” ; ; ; . D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF ‘OFFICE Ihave not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment. ; __E. AFFIDAVIT AS TQ DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE . — . ‘The ahswers given in the Declaration of f Appointee on the & reverse of this form are true and. - correct. * ; _ “pati a). 2. fs: "2. - AC Cnridiate. Sal ei (Dote of enirance auty) > | GC. (Signature of apueiates) Subscribed and sworn befcre me this fist os day of ee) 2S nee aeasneeeelenpiestess A.D 19.92 At ceeceececenseen Washington oe eveecteeneeeeee Dela ccs ~caocassesrareacesseeeeece i (City), sState) & . . ? ett FR AAY Te Nee - (ignerere af offeer) OS OLE LLL ccs {Ti2) NOTE. —If tho oath is taken before a Notary Public the date of expiration of his commission should: bo shown. te—e8160-5 I dé not advocate nor.am Ia meriiber of.any organization _that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other . unconstitutional: ‘means or sceking by fons or violence to deny.other persons their rights under the . Constitution.of the United States. 14-0000 ; . 1 «ARE VOU AN OFFICIAL 08 LUPLOTTE OF At STATE, TERRITORY, COUNTY. OR This form is to be completed before entrance on duty. DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE = Anawer all questions, Any fatse statement in this declaration will be greats Sor cancellation of application or diamissal after appointment - Impersonation isa criminal offense and w.73 ir prosecuted accordingly. &. PRESENT AnoRTSS (oteoet and mawhet. city and State) 4 00C8 THE UNITEO STATES. nal THE PAST 26 MONTHS?" POST: OFFICE ADDRESS INDICATE “ves”, onan saci. Br PLACING OT H PROPER Syl BARE YOUA CITURER OF 08 00 HAs ORE ALLE DIAHCE TO THE UNITED STATES). BAUNECIPALI TV? or eceneres, HM yous answer fs “Vo ‘ . fire deteteio tiem 49. DO YOU RECEIVE ANY AMZ F2Cue AL UNNTEO SYATES OR OASTRICT OF “COLUMBIA CON TPABENT ILLS feed TET IRCALENT ACT OR ANY PENSION OR ALTER COMPENRANICS FOG MOLT IE? CEASA SEAVICET.. wo on four anewot is? Vas" A. sa StecafDseanon for setiremont, that ja, age, optional dghacez. or by reason Gf voluntary of involuntary separatens efiev $ years ourvice! aAnwual of felsaniont pay, ond UAdsr waa? surement act; and tating, if rotuod frank mnititary oF Biv ad werrice, fh SIRCE VOU FLED APOLICa TW se 624501 Tere IN THIS APPOINTHENT HAVE You!” » $717 DC ARUED, ca poet “AtenGte FOR MISCONDUCT OR Le FACTOR ERRVICR PROW ARTE ITO eee I your answor ta’ You", dice me danse 10 the nanie and:adtress ot amnpiny oe, dato and losers &o cack case. AB ASvE You Gn AmerstYg (may arzsmiss TRAFIC VIOLATIONS FOR WICH Ou WERE FINED $79 2 LESS uF FURFLITLE COLLATERAL OF S45 0R, LESo) Ee TOU Fido ATAZATEAD ABESUL ING IN Trt APPOINTAEHTY Ml your anewen ia UYae*, List av ouh cases” vader itam 10. Gite in each case: (15 The axe aro of {ho offense AU) the Awe sed Smet uo of tha court; (6) tho pod, any, ar acces cuspesition of the case. i appatated, your Cagergr.act ot be taken. eee ee Doe « mena Tre ayoutetteg officer tedere creas cht foreyolng erttificate taints matt stemming Bots ven e2tiifat ce tie tha eupaarnent would be in centocrees wh the Civ Service Art, aye “tas vd Serwive Ruka and Keguleboca sad ete of Teams petaning Fe tear ert . . . 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(Give atroet numdet, & Fann D MUMBA, CITY AND STATE ~ PunigN (D TEMPCAA RY OR MOT ULPART MENT 09 AGLACY (8 WHICH MAR. Batanon | Ste | gnour eMPLorig - {Check one) Canceceseos 3 "WO, SPACE FOR DETAILED ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS FLO ANSWERS APPLY WAITS 10 LEFT Coun AUMDEAS OF ITEMS TO YnrRse * ar 7 "INSTRUCTIONS 10 APPOINTING OFFICER CD Age =I definita age limite hove been eatedtintad far the peitton, It should te ditereamnet ghar: applicant is p28 outude Poe age Dunge appulat ment, Grid euch detercinstwe bs meta, the eppow tment Ta OA ‘bs consumrasted. ces) Cituenshin ~The appunnag offwer ts tenuis for observing the clisenship provisions of (13 (he Lard Gervice Robs ae. wwprypreticn seta, Fon G2 ceontitutes eo aGalay.t for beta parser mod iy accepeatte proof of ciistastap atates tn the abactice of ranila ting certece, Ta Qoulelud cases the Awesd ncot tb0uld nef ba cemsucimeio? watt choeon has eee arured from the cerntying fh a of the Reed Srevire Corasrase ia) Afembots af Painity.~Sertiaa 9 af the Od Suewece Act qrovites thot woaecwer there cre already tu ce mare meoadon of a family ertving mnder wwebateae oo pernaanent appertment om the enagecive serene, na other Bretes if euch fomitp te eliqnktc foe peobsttates oe gw einesol erocinta.ret i the seeapotaive seevicy, The eppadnimrota of pans: eattiad ty veterad prvtesme ere od webiert is the tequiemect Tae temderscl fomily provnion Qn Dot apy y tu temporary erpeactimen:s Die refu cooce may be referred 30 Ant apprcpe late ote of the Card Geese ¢ Comes Sa don ar, terete t 14-0000 : : : , : . ; ae ~ priate) ; — SUVS ICN . ; $0 pe . (iaetp: . ifiesta ca oT . . —_" | Haeeceesae Woo Ds James. * 8 Lecondd : b SERVIC i pres -P ous. [ves fos Tes. Tri, Toa fuo. | ree i i 1, { f 4 i 2 CO PGE ISTUYE TERMINAL LEAVE) 4 fi: tg - :_ - wal a 4 y bes . £ a e ; a ; Totel wivitary Sorvice ise : Tt CERTIFICATION = swear ( or affirn } . I hereby XumyNimer that tho atecre C A idan and Military service to complete _ “oo and aewurdte to the beat OF RY keixle- ~ ert — kp WA As / ¥ 2 ‘ _ C3 _ Zz ; _ y, 4 fw ws 4 OTe . 4 SStGMeTERE OF Ewe see? "y FOR PERSOAMLL CFTICE USE OaLT TOPAL CAESESARA, SEWECE “ZY a Me evgeat C Kgeesys SSO CCS . x or £) } So Ola er im gs 3D WAT GE CONTINUED Ce NOwet rT acaaa ee Reatard 2aee Ve REMARKS: {CCMCERNIRG ABOVE SERVICE) 14-0000 Nag SOO oer nate ed sk it hate steameer tana ee emer Meee Oc Te nemnnenintiamain anne teneme, ° a ; ; pay at. } ve amy we Arey PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION SERRE Bi ORMAP a Serial No. (no entry) ment Date: Marital erat stp cj Oo. Employ T female (2) | Nr. Dependents Cw 7 Pa 3) 8. Acquired By: (L } e- Birth 2 )__ Marriage 3 Naturalization . ay y_ Other (specify) _- Year U. 5. citizenship acquired, if not by birth .- ae : 4, Date ot Birth. Fel. 20. [923 7. Citizenship: U.S, ~_Other coe SEC. 1. EDUCATION 1. Extent: (circle one) 1, Less than high school @ Two years college, or-less 8. Masters degree 2. High school graduate. 5. Over two years, no degree 9. Doctors degree 3. Trade, Business or 6. Sachelor‘degree . Commercial school 7. Post-graduate study _ {minimum 2 sem, hrs.) - graduate z College or- Univerajty Study: 4, Military, Intelligence or Investigative training (full time duty as a student in apecialized' schools such as intelligence, communicati One, ordnance disposal, ete.) Attendance Dates 7} School _ [Fromy Yo. [Tot.mo's] Study or Specialization 14.90000 SEC, NH, WOKK EXPERIENCE : ' i, State the nature of dutics performed #ith this organization, starting with _ your present position, Approximate dates (month and year) are sufficiert. User a_continuation sheet, if necessary, to adequately describe your duteess : Frys p. oF, ahot.mos. 7 cradle Y S-Y4salary 3 ~ us Otfics. fad : Position . ; . : Title; LE fy ake df _ rn Fs 4 Duty Station, if overseas: . i > i From i Meade Salary a | office __ . . _— Pesitian — nC a _ rs b paaty _ _ Pe fr Tithe: o : Duty Station,if overseas: 3 inal an ameabaamventenaneansnaloes : 8 rT AAI A AAA : pe To _ fot, mes. Description of Duties: i pirade, Salary es ; Office Ss " : — > - aver } fPositien po. ; ; ; ‘ fr. . — ; Tithe; “ : i“ Duty otf F . : ; | oe - as ~ . . Pitle: ¢ — is preerrias | nade Wice Position Vithe: ene ne ennennnneneeri Duty - - ee Taw O0ivyy th neem ee Yutte; 14.90000 i | Supervised: SEC. 1. WORK EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) 2, Previous Employment: Describe your previous work experience in aufficient detail to permit full recognition of your qualifications, Include military work ae List last position first, ae neo ot,mo ‘se Exact Title of your position "L ad Chaoshtaen fication ere apse " Federal | Senna OLca fre Service) ¥5 - -3 Salary “0 Description of Dupes: CD at fbn Laat the Number and Class of Ebce ; FR ede co, Later Supervised: ” Employer (ya asuny tiger. ‘Kind of Business or/Br ganization Gi.e., paper products mfr, public utility)4).-9. 4 Artin Fro QT Zt ot.mo's 7 i ; 7 Classifigation Grade(it in Federal : a Poo Service) YS-pSatary .- d ‘Number and Class of Employees Pte Cott tf ke PLO shee, acta acak Supervised: . _ Voterch LIZA PT fg Pg | Employer { Ae 4 AA, fy) 2 Tt Cat : ; Kind of Business or/prganization | New, (3 qoertiifis fihia otitad . fi.e., paper peed ts mfr, public utility) A). AA asAA dy ZL] Duby Station if overseas: ‘From ar ‘Tot.mo's Exact Title of your position Classification oo in Federal ; ; Service) ' Salary Description of Duties: Riumber and Class of Employees Supervised: Employer | “ind of Business or organization j fi.e., paper products mfr, public Duty Station if overseas: From - To. Tot. rmo's Exact Title of your position Classification Grade(if in Federal ; : Service) | Salary Description of Duties: : Number and Class of Employees Employer Hind of Business or organization iG. e., paper products mfr, public tility) . Duty Station if overseas: roin To Tot.me's | Exact Tithe of your position. Classification GradeQf in Federal Service) | )__. Salary . Number and Class of Employees Description of Duties: | Supervised: H J a Employer Kind of Business or organization fi.e., paper products mfr, public | utility} : ee nee - Duty Station if overseas: AU 14-0000 Ln eee eee teem SEC. NM. WORK EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) 3. Special Work Experience: Check any of the following organizations by which you may have been employed. “" Ol U.S. Secret Service | 24 Air Force A-Z 02” Civil Police : 25 Foreign Economic Admin, ' 03” Military Police - .* 267 Counter Intelligence Corps __ 04 U.S. Border Patrol 27 Immigration & Naturalization 05” U.S. Narcotics ‘Squad 28 Strategic Services Unit 067” FBI 29” “Foreign Service, State Dept. 07 Criminal Investigation Div. 30. Central Intelligence Group 21 Office of Naval Intelligence 31. _Armed Forces-Security Agency 22 Office of War Information 32 Coordinator of Information 23_ Army G-2 33. “Office of Facts & Figures — 20__Office of Strategic Services: 34 Board of Economic Warfare ‘%___Federal Communications Comm. ald va SEG, Ill, FOREIGN LANGUAGES .- List below the foreign languages in which you have some competence. Be sure to include uncommon modern languages, Check ( X) your competence and how acquired. COMPETENCE . HOW ACQUIRED LANGUAGE ative Fluency. * Fluent but obviously _ [Equivalent to Foreign * N Research #8 * Uf you have checked ‘Fluent’ for a language that has cignificant difference in Spoken and written form (e.g., Arabic), explain your competence heréin **Specialized Language Competence: Describe ability to do specianzed languaye work involving vocabularies and terminology in the scientific, engineering, telecommunj- ’ eations, and military fields. List the lan; guage with the type of speciality. ne ene eer I S, a 14-0000 ham emo ERAT Tk SEC, IV..AREA KNOWLEDGE | 7 1. List below any foreign countries or regions of which you have knowledge ‘gained as a result of residence, travel or study. Study can mean cither academic study, or study of a fereign country resulting from an intelligence, military, cornmercial or professional work. assignment. ‘ , Dates of Manner in Which Knowledge ; Cade o> a ountry or Region pecialized ge of Area — , . List specialized knowledge of foreign country such as knowledge of terrain, coasts and harbors, utilities, railroads, industries, political parties, etc., ‘gained as a result of study or work assignment. Include name of employer ' or organization. : : . - | Type of Knowledge { How and When Gained WPM (Approximate Proficiencyy Per Cent of Bkill Time Used Typing [te oss F shorthand PT. Bhorthand System: 1. Manual 2. Machine Prefer Assigament Specdwriting. 3. t. . SEC, VI, LICENSES, HOBBIES, SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS 1. Licenses:. List any licenses er certi- = [| 2. Hobbies: List any hobbies such fication such as teachers, pilot, marine, as sailing, skiing, writing, or etc, other special qualifications, SEC, Vil. PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC HONORS List any professional or academic ‘associations or honorary socictiés in which you hold membership. 14-0000 SEC. VII, PUBLICATIONS . List below the type of writing (non-fiction: professional or scientific articles, general interest subjects, current events, etc; fiction: novels, short storics,etc.) of any published materials of which you were author or co-author, SEC, IX, INVENTIONS Describe any devices you have invented as to type of work for which intended and whether patented. SEC. X. TESTS (Within present organization) _ Describe below the type of tests which you have taken, SEC, XI. -PHYSICAL HANDICAPS List any physical handicaps you may have. SEC. XU. OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT Are you willing to accept periodic teur of duty overseas? 2year Tour ,~ (2) 4 year Tour ‘ SEC. XIU, WORK ASSIGNMENT In view of your total experience and education, for what assignment do you think you are best qualified? i add Ein ALT (hak x tt ee wat 14-0000 SEC, XIV. MILITARY STATUS Present Draft Status ” No. . Have you registered under the Selective Service Act o2 19487 Yes ; +6 yes, indicate your present draft classification. 4f£ lal Present Reserve or National Guard Status / - Do you now have Reserve or National Guard Status __. Yes No. If yes, complete the following. 1. National Guard ___Air National Guard Active Reserve Status (member of organized unit) f ~ Inactive Reserve Status ; 4 7 . Service _4ARM = ‘Grade RE on Serial number [2 24479 5 t oe . Reserve Unit with which currently aftiliated i } i F t i j i t ; Service Mobilization Assignment, if any oo ee Location of Service Records, if known SEC, XV. TRAINING : List the training courses or subjects you have taken in this organization. to} | : SEC, XVI, REMARKS Use this space ta indicate any other qualifications you may have which you do not describe above. 14-0000 REPORT OF QUALIFICATIONS WROTE: THIS REPORT MUST MOT BE 01 SCUSSEO WITH APPLICANT CR EMPLOYEE. NAME OF LMPLOTEE (OM APPLICANTI TEST RECORD 1 5 scores | ee a NOTE: PRINTED BLACK LINE REPRESENTS HEAN PERCENTILE RARKIAGS OF GS=8°S, COLORED LINE REPRESENTS PERCENTILE RANKINGS FOR THIS PAR= TICULAR SUBJECT. APACE REL. TYPING, SHORTHAND ‘ GHOSS HEF Canoes ny 2 [3 |ror. rive | very. Rea. 19 28 18 OuTSTANDING SUPERIOR ADEQUATE WEAN EVALUATION OF EDUCATION AND EXPERt ENCE T1P— GF POSITION INADEQUATE LOUCATION DIRECT. EXPERSENCE INDIRECT CXPERI ENCE EDUCATION DIRECT EXPERIENCE IHOURECT EXPERTEMCE, OTRECT EXPERIENCE p00 000000 Do000g0008 10000 0g00 000000008 00000 dnnn IHOIRECT EXPERT ENCE QUALIFICATIONS TECHNECTAN FORM 10. : Jan 195g 27-766 wet te ee tee ce i etl, 14-0000 “secret {Wares Mited In) 1. DATE OF REQUEST 25 Avgunt LY76 a2 NAME Ula Fen, Ow - 3. POSITION THTLE 4. GRACE Veain, Janos S, autre Recerds Admin Officar | 65-12 SD OFFICE CINISION, BRANCH : @. EMPLOYEE'S EAT, DIVWASAN 6352 , 7. PURPURE OF EVALUATION : Cc] Hoas/ror [__] raecurcorment woe - + | EEE) overseas assionment [77] envaance on bury NO. OF ORPENDENTS TO ACCOMPANY nnn enna NO. OF DEPENCENTS' REPORTS OF MEDICAL HISTORY ATTACHED { } RETURN TO DUTY Cc] FITNESS FOR DUTY (_] sewcat aerinewent ” do NG, OF O&P-S STATION @ OVERSEAS PLANNING EVALUATICN: (One block mus? ba checked) @. AMEQUESTING OFFICER ee ecrrer ae tana a pnt nee en men gE we annem conte ROOM NO. @ QUILOING . : 6 : _tttah yh Ws : _ 3 Aa Se 1G, COMMENTS WALLATION Annnal Exam Completed. SIGNATURE FOR CHHEF OF MEDICAL STAFF 4 Octobe illiam T. Colder, O'S/PrO FORM 259 URE pRey ous ! SECRET . G&S eMPHET CL OY CO7622 12 Wer? 14-0000 13. Oates OF ALQUEST oe oo SECRET _ 1. Name (Last, reat. middie) . a. Oate OF oIaAtH a. QWADE WOODS, i James _S. 20 February 1928 GS$-10 8. PRESENT POSITION @. EMPLOYER EXTENSION Cords. Admin Of Le [ie | PROPOSED Position (Title Aegck Urade 7 4. OFFICE. DIVISION, GWANCH (or Overeews Sfotion and emdating cover if fatecad eastdamant) DOP/EU 7. PROPOSTO STATION Home o. TVPG F, COVER AT Me station, . " a 10. ESTIMATED CATE OF $9. NO. OF DEPENDENTS TO SS# 502-16-6806 p beranrune Accourany Nominnl (Light State 31 May 1971 -2- 12, COmante tg - ° : Please evaluate for proposed assignment. No language is required for this position ' . oO . . . ’ . a + wf if: oe a Form 58 attached _ . . ve CR ap “ ia) Woom muNDER AND, =e “480002 Has 7152 16, STONATURE OF aequestine OFFiciaL flay: MA tare 8B Mare 971 Floyil G. Lanter, E 57, OFFICE OF MEDICAL DEAVICES DIDFOSITION i ey 18. OFFICE OF SECURITY CIsPOsTTioNn 19. OVERSEAS CANDIDATE AFVIED PAHEL DISPOSITICa : oT _ a cyl TH. “QUALIVERS EDA Teo ol aye Bors tate err ae A oe fos! ane 28th ki (4) SECRET 75am waz eB TIOnS . ted 259a aoerroes 14-0000 omy - am a : SECRET. ; (9bn Filled In) _ QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE READ INSTRUCTIONS CARKFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OR PRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLORED INKS i ' ote Now thal your qualifications are a matter of computer record, they must be pertodicitiy updated. This is done auto- matioy for muck information, Aowever, some must be obtained directly from you, This form ts for that purpose... Sectton [ must de completed tn all cases. You need provide other information only Hf there have been changes since you sudmutted your Form 444), “Qualifications Supplement w& the Personal History Statement,” or @ previous update form. ia you are in doubt twAether (nformation has been. previousty submitted, enter it in the appropriate section. The signed and dated form Should de returned throwgA administrative channels to the File Room, Office of Personnel, Hoom $£-12 Headguarters, whether information ts added or not. ~ . : Additionally, a qualifications update may take placeat any time there ts information to be added or changed elmply 26 reg 28l | by completing and returning an update jorm on your initiative. YEARS ATTENOES (Froe-Jo) SIOGRAPHIC ABO POSHTION OATA MAME (Leet-Firet-middle) EMP, SER, WO, r~oa3rz [lc 20aDS section russ SAuVit EOUERTI On " WIGH SCHOOL ADORESDS (Clip. State Country) | a . COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY STUDY ‘ : . ; fT a9. sew/ora. NAME AND LOCATION OF COLLEGE OW UNIVERSITY ree ena lieae Ebbbninee wea.(apeclri| ; on nn “6 i wveasyty 29 & Maevdiad Gey 17 Stin ry ; UF A GRADUATE DEGREE HAS OETN NOTED ADOVE BHICH REQUIALO JUBMIDOION OF A WRTTTEN THEBIS, INDICATS Tee TITLE OF THe THEStS and Qei€FLY DESCRIDE ITS CONTENT. - “LAST MIGM SCHOOL ATTENDED TRADE, COMMERCE ABD SPECIALIZED SQWOLS a STUGY OR SPECTALT TATION FROM 79 HO. OF MONTHSE pn anne ew es ae ene rp ence: ener be OTHER NOM-AGEHCY EQUCATION OR TRAINING HOT INDICATED ABOVE STUOT OF SPECKALIZATION NAME AND ATOGT3S OF SCHOOL | 15 PMO, OF MONTHS 2. ! | : SécTiog #1 : _ TA STATUS 77 — t. PRESENT Status (Slagle Marciod Vidowed, Senacared. Bivarced Aanullied Remars iad) SPECIFY! Fearervirakt S77 "rT SSRN TTS SOE 71071 STE 1TS D797 — ‘ f erent ysis 3. DATE OF BIRTH arnt ttre ne anette ttt at tn ee nee ~ PRESENT EMPLOVER ‘ . oe DS. OCCUPATION ei _ ta te Fe CETERENSNIP OG. FORMER CHETPLEUSHIP CS) COUNTAYTIES? TELA Sn AC GUID: section Iv DEPENDENT CHILDREH AND DSPENDEATS OTHER THAN SPOUSE DEPENDENT CHILOREH ABD DE 4 A SPOUSE ; * “ge NAME RELATION SIFLY Dat MOD PLACE OF BIRTH CePeTEwSinip FEOPIFENT ADORESS eyicde, Mp . fa GF | : _ e ; {] brvcre : Daweh Tesi Berhesda, MOD. [Pmenca [WAL Colter gs Pty : fj aco . J ~ 7 " * 3 t ( ceeare | . . | fores WA8M grtrestets SECRET , on, eee ed SECRET (Shon Killed Pn) GEOGRAPHIC AREA RNOWLEOGE AND FOREIGN TRAVEL wawl OF REGION TYPE OF SPEC HALIZEO nates OF ToAvE Date & PLACE Ga COUNTRY : RNOWLEDGE H, fl ere “i oF $fuoyv —— , TEN ET Be AO . SECTION V UMOLCATE SHONTHANG oT) USED <CHECK Ext aPeRORaTATE ttt ? OTHER JArecowaitina (CJ stenorven SPECIFY: “MILITARY SERVICE CURRENT DRAFT STATUS T. HAS OUR SELECTIVE SERVICE TiadsiP ication CHANGEO? Te NEW CLASBITICATLON ; “OO ves : Clwo.. woe - . bes “S. LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE DOANG NUMBER AND ADORESS. . fs we OCFERRED. 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ARE YOU HOW Ci WAVE YOU EVER EEN A LICENSED C2 CEE°F 2D env Bk OF nite 6208 OF BEQFESSION SUCH as Phot Ti vES + ELECTRICIAN, FADIO CPERATICR, TEACHER LAWYER CPA Ele Cae “hla ney, PSYCHOLGGIST, PHYSICIAN, EIC? be CO No ? 4 YOU Have ALSWEPED "YES" 1D Dim J ASOVE, ING Cal’ e5u3 OF eter ese OF CERIFICATON AiO Ink 155UING STATE, oe “eas r as 2 WAUNICIPALIN, ETC Prosede heanse cegrtey avaber tinaes S. FIRST CERES CERTIFICATE Iyece of ctrve) 1 L 5 ere oes —— ; . 6. SATESE LICENSE: CERIFICATE fone of -crvat } TOASE Arty SGMIFICANT PUBLISHED PARTERIALS OE Wtites wiley premier LIME de Ol peters cng-as caluie crqverted: INOIEATE THE HVE, PUBLICATION DALE, AMS TYPE OF WAITING ; tana heteom of sowathie alates, general interest cobpecta, gual, uheet onsen et . I - . : - . ” . . . . r t B. HI ATE ANG DEVICES WHICH YOU HAVE INVENTED AMO SAE wi Eh OF not Wee ATE PATENTED ~ ~— 2 ‘ * ; 0, PUBUIG SPEARING APO PUBLIC FELATIONS OWES INCE } a : SECRET : ! 1470000 7 . . . - . . Po =~ SECRET a, . 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FURNES DATE, PLACE AND REASON FOR ALL SEPARATIONS, Di voRcES OA AH URMEN TE oi Sh ye ‘ TIER Oa HUSBAND TF paw heve been sarried xaca than ance, faciuding annuloenta, uze a enparate sheet fer Bernar athe! ae kathard giving dare ‘tessom for 301 geovious aarriages, Cf cartsage is contemptared, Blovide sane deta drt france, » mehek ~— rerrety : - (Gididle) {Wardeny (Loat) _ os ~ __t : eaiumtiontantnteentioners meena men om 4. SATE OF BASRA! AGR ye eLace OF manayase (City, Stata, Country, BiG (OF APT) ADGHStY UACRE MAANEAGE (No, Stregt, City, Stare, , Gountey) aan eect ener nent ee te epee semen nem meres oe re ot ee ant eee ernment ee vy, Levies 18. GATE OF Neate . De Cavsé OF O¢ate ‘S ee + ov neces ernertnneneennereeet pores fag } arene = conten nemeee teepemeesaneenierereeen me sat wt eth =, seen sone a ier ne te. Lumnen! abcaarg Pdexe dont wdadiets, 4 Uecwnredy 7 ee ee ne Senge neryy ‘an Sint fcier. 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BAWAUND GNSTITUTIONS ef DE wHicH VOU HAVE ADCQUNTS : AIGRTSS (Cate, Ftato, Of AAST CONTACTS Catt CHTEZENSHIM (Country) — FREQUENCY OF CONTACT DATE OF LAST CONTACE r Z. RELATIONSHAP Countey) Lena, OC 1g!-00000 SECRET a (then Filled Iny . SECTICN ¥ CONTIRUED FROM PAGE 2 ne enn sce neem ta er 8 ne —ee 4. MAVE VOU FYE? Of6m Em, OF PETITIONED FoR, pane uur rer? I ] ves BS mo 9. 1 YOUR amSGLG 19 “VES TO THE AGOVE QUESTICG, CIVE PARTIOLARB, IMCLUDIGG COURT AND DATEAS) i wi ‘Rom THE USITED STATES O# OFSTECT oF CoLumuA GOVIRNMENT UNDER ANY RETINCMENT ACT, vis ao . OO VOU RECENYE AN annUITY PENSION, O% COUPENSATION FOR WILITANY OF BATAL SERVICED Give COmPecte SETAE ves” 10 THe acovE ouEsTece, B. 00 VOU WAVE AY FINANCIAL TATEREST IN, O@ GOFICIAL CONNECTION @ITH, NON? U.S, COMPOMATIONS OR BUSINESSES OF IN OF COBPORATIONS Of BUSINESSES aaurne SUSSTANTOAL FOREIGN INTERESTS Cc 1F YOu mAVa . vis 4 $ iF YOum AwietA 19 with us, Anserneo VES". Give ComPLCTE pEraiLs ona SEPARATE SHEET ano ATTACH IN A SEALED EnVELOPE, CHTIZENSeP, e te. PRESEN Cefszemsuic: (Country) B- CATEPENSHIP ACKIPRED Gy © CHECK Eat ONE: ‘ S.A ee _ aan CoJvsserece (jerses CSpecity): 3. MAYO YOU Faas STEPS TO Crance rOUR RATICULARS 7 , : : PRESET CHPIZeuSHIPT vas NA 3- tf YOU Mave APPLILO FOR U.49. CITIZENSHIP, FGDICATE SRESENT STATUS OF YOUR APPLICATION (Fitet papers, ofc.) . e EQUCATION _ 1. CHECK Ce} MIGHEGT LEVEL CF KDUCATION ATTAINFO . GVI® Teo veans GF COLE aE © WO OF ERIE SECTION Vit ee se to ts nnn ll [ feuse Team aioe rewaoge Geanuate errreerererarryerrer, THAGh, Guplat yd, Of COWMEOCIEL BEMOON GPasaatE Feo VEACT CHLERGE GM LESs- . . Paacetcoats piomte feesouate stoor LLeoiNg 10 weGuEe ovoure DOCTINTS OLGREE {easteacs ofostr “os 3. COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY STUDY SUBILET DATES ATTENDED MAME AND EOGCETION OF COLLEGE OB UNIVERSITY eeow 3. TRADE. CONMEACHAL AND SPECTALTIED SCHOOLS mS OATES ATTENDED TOTAL ¢ vee Vay ratio: ne aero A FE EO mere STUY OR SPECI ALITATION Trae t te MONTHS aud OF SCWSCL Hadlia tes Private to HeGeueT. tv 4 Bus hs Behe Schevé | Rab F aay ORES Oe cme “tn fn 3p Sietited schools once aa Ordnance, Mad - #8 | APR: 441 oy OcT- AG Peed ve] ro 5) astenoio epee Dates MAME CF SCMOOL . STuOv OR SPECH A TIITION Presa 3. OTKKR EDUCATIONAL THAINING NOT ENDICATED £BGVE “SECRET 3 14-0000 : _ SECRET. - wthen, Falbed fn) Mow ACHKIIAED COMPETENCE «© bm ONDER LERTEO we S seers ; 7 7 aleorabel Entree aorouare conracy facancurc ‘eiow enc anguege in a «, . fon MTae Oe peesean any degree mATINE [cay tousty craven wage tart stuoy f coapetenc Indicate your FRCENCY . ° Parents path COUNTRY erc.a) f cavenss reficioncy to read, write oF 5 speak by placing a check CX) da ernst soe oreae the appropriate dozen < Rean we Hy t ¢ OESCRIBE YOUR ADILITY 10 DO SPECHALLTES LANGUAGE WORK INVOLVING VOCADULARITS AND TEAMINOLOOY Of THE SCTENTIFIC, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, MIRE TARY OR ANY OTHE SPECHALIZED Fits . f : : , TMOINECRING, . GEOGRAPHIC AREA KHOWLEDGE @USECTICN EM an LUST BELOW any FOREIGN REGIONS O2 SA TREES OF mich YOU “Wave enowtEoct GAINED AS & RESULT OF RESTOINCE, TRAVEL, . STuSY GR wORK ASSIGNMENT, UNOTR Chews TPE OF SPECUALT 200. KRHO@LEDGE. INDICATE TVPC OF UNGOLEDGE SUCH AS RRAIN. COASTS. HARHOR 3 SAGAOS NOUS LELE Aa - ‘ . cares oe MROWLTOGE ACQUIRSED BY vo NAME OF REGION Of COUNTRY TyPE as SPUCEALETED KNOWL EOGE AECIOENCE. PRAYEL, FTC. aeesnarms areennmenaerennnttttes = ce tt sey terete are ante 2. ENDICATE THE PURPOSE OF VISIT, R&SEMINCE OR TRAVEL FOR EACH OF THE REStONS OR COUNTAIED LISTED AGOeE . * pe NA | TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SRE e On Xx " one rg CRIS [. o> a < SHORTHAKD AYSTiM USED + Crate (2) APPROPMIATE TICE 7 a, we oo { oxecs [orerowar reine] [atenorved [ormea «Sneed tryt ; NOICATE OTHEA BUSINESS ALB Thad wen YOU HAVE HAD OPERATING Earn ayincd OR TRAINING (Coapteasster, Wiacos . se : arcok eed Puach, afc.) at we +a JS€Cticn xt SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS To RUST Bho OGS78S ANG SPORTS IN BIST ARE ACTIVE OR HAVE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED. ds Cate . INDICATE yOuR PIOK IC TENCY MESCLTING FROM EWPERTERCE OF TRATNING, B UNDICATE AMY SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS, CHicH VIGHT FET VOU FOR a PanTicesan COStTiOm, OR- TPL OF wank ne 77, ~ Se EXCLUDING EQUIPMENT AOTED SIN SECTESN UL UIST ANY SPECEAL SKILLS VOU POSSESS FELATING TO OTRER TOUTPMENT OR NAS TUAMET LATHE, SCHENTIFIC Sx& PROFESSIONAL DEVICES. Efe. Cwinégs Suce as GPERATEOH OF SHUNYoREE TaAdtO, MUL TILITA, Ay v4 . IF VOU AQE A LICENSED Of CLATIF ETS WA3ET OF ANY TREDE GR PROPERGION (Pilot. Sleetcicran, Radin Opecater, Seacher NAME OF ($SUIN% STATE, AND a Lesyor, CPA. Medical Technichan, ezc.3. ysdic ate Tee MIND OF LICENSE GA CEATIFICATE, REGISTRY NUMBER, IF RNORN. . S. FERST RPCENSE Of CEATIFICATE (Veer ef ianue) a. LATEST Licensi O08 CF OM CHATIFIEGTE CF eae oF issue; - aa at ’ ASF Ney. . > SECRET: ° a 14-0000 + 7 . ; SECRET . . then Filled Inj SECTION A} COMTIMUEG FROM PAGE & Fs REBT ANT SIGWIFICANT PUBLISHED WATERIALS OF anit you set: IME autngga (ba mot: subaet copies unless Tequested). IMDOCATE TITLE, PUBLICATION DATE, aN TYPE OF avr TiNG (None fiction, scientific srtactas, general interes, aub- jects, novela, short. storses, ete.) + EMODECATE Any DLVICES WHICH VOU HAVE UNVENTED £90 STATE @uE THER OR HOT THEY Saf PATENTED SPLAKING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Err LALENCE MW. 10. LIST Any PAOTESSIONAL, ACADEMIC Of HONORARY ASSOCHATIONS OF SOCIETICS MEMDEA. LIST ACADEMIC HONORS YOU. wave RECLIeE£D. NA. + GOST amy PUBLIC tm awmicen YOU ARE NOD OR @tRt FORMERLY A " IMCLUSHYE OATES (From end To-) fe. OPT ICE/DINISION/ BRANCH ncn OF ASS OMWENT IPR -19g2—- June -196yl- 4 RI : : : 4.60. DF EMPLOYEES UNDER VOUR OFRECT, | S OFFICE AL Fost yion Temhe SUPERVISION Now & 4 / LE @ LAER R IK {& SESCAIP TION OF CUTIES a - ~ Whroaked iw erles. dein Filyas pad other Related duTies, “d J Wee Ked tw Conv sechy d ton wit hb aol "s $2. Grace} a. OFF ECE/OLVISION/ OPANCH OF ASSIGHMENT |__» FE/LG@. OVER SEAS B. OF FEC t ae “POSITION TUNE ete naval? Geact ls. . ne DATE? (Peoa- and fo-) hy_s4 = June 36 - . “ oF tuPcovers UNDER YOUR O1AtCT “SUPERVIG.FON a. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES HEnd oF. peesonahiTy rite (a0! Files) seaTloa) Fou. BASE, WhICh wotided ALE AgenT RALes, 4. INCLUSIVE DATES (Frome and Toe) Taue se sow So| 7 Rt fp Tay OVERSEAS 4.89. GF EMPLGTEDCS UNOER YOUR DIGEST Fo. OFFRCHAL PGSITION TITLE SUPER YISION . . a jw a twTehd nnnby$ 7 1 RETIRE MENT oF REeURdS' To Hes FROM BASE. . aa bs OFFICE OUI ShOu/ un ANen OF ASSIGNMENT 2 SET up aysT =m ef Records FoR BHSE nr “and fas) 3. 9889, eps. DFFICE/ONTISION/ORANCH OF ABSIONNERT pt TRCLUSHVE OATES (Froa- pee se- Jan s7 | 7 ep 4,49. GF EUPLGTETS UNBER YOUR OAECT S. OFFEr tai POSITION Tithe ° . abd eee pee TLE base by th OkGeerP Tom oF DUTIES " WlaRKed ta) eas aot SeaT lon ta Frei 5 nyee 8er's : __ 1. ancuudsve DATES. Viren: and Tos) x GAA |B. OFPLCE/HI YI SIONS aRANEH GF ALSIGaMLaT FeB S7- HUE S?l| Pi Ry Toy Smecieo | a Se eae $. Oneecbay web tian Teme 5 @- RO, GF MPLOVEES GYOEW YOUR OFAECT SUPKGWiST GH revision one: | tT BAL IOS abyss? t-—.. OLSCOIPTION er OUTits SET up .SyYSTEM of REEORdS FOR STATON (Use additianal paese il requresdy , 7 j _ SECRET me “3 14-0000 > , SECRET ; C¥hen Falled Ind: * CHILDREN AND OTHER CEFEADENTS: + NUWOER OF CHIL OREN (iaeheeee ‘ |: MUMECE OF OTHE a ce emoea te (iecluding epows and adopted childeen) aug ake UNGaRa see, pare. ate atepparents ' eee oF WO OEPENO ON TOU FOW AT LEAS toe UNDER at VCARS OF ACK, AND AME WOT SELTO THEER SUPPORT, Of, CHILDOEN OvE® FI veans SUPPORTING. FADO tT TONAL COMMENT “ano/on CONTINUATION OF PRECCOING. irene. Oo hwy oe hp 1952 ~ Wnuceate the SE i: @ a 7 3 ; pe pe ee ne oy : oatt Coureeteo tSiGnatyas oF F « i 4 ; 6 Sapte af i § SECRET q * : 8 : | - a bess 7) 14.90000 i , o : ° - SECRET : wren Filled fay PART {-GENERAL fz. Pate or piete 423-303 t7ea4@) L MAVE NO, PROFICTENCY 1m ANY POBLIGN LANGUAGE SECTION A, § Caw m0aD TEXTS OF ANY ‘ OMLY @ANELY, © USING THE O1CTIONARY FaMIL OAR atte, in FIELDS # aw OF A GENERAL NATURE OF DirFicutty, OF A GUNLRAL NATURP OR IN FICLOS 1 AM FAMILIAR WUT, USING Int . 1 CAN READ TEATS OF MOST GRADIS OF DIFF ICULIV, DICT OMAMY OCCASIONALLY, 4 ( Cam RLao texts OF AVERAGE Otreycurty (newspaneca, reference wae viats. Ore. d. USING THe OsctiOnaRy 7" FRE GUENILY. . Tet QICTIONARY FREQUENTLY, USING e1., “BUCH AS STQLET SIGNS, NEWSPAPER HEADLINES, 1 can atad SomPcr vexts, fo mAVE HO AFADING ASLLITY HH THE LANGUAGE. SECTION B. Writing (412) SUCCESS ab tHOut usin Wt oretrowaay. 1 Can GRAMMATICAL ERAORS, IN 1 Chte GGITE PERSONAL LETTERS AND GIMIGAR MATCRUAL WITH COMPLETE Fe PAY TE PACTUSL NARRATIVE ANO EXPOSITORY MATERTAL WET RUASONADLE CLARITY, witu vray ote ATIVE SFYLE. USING THE DICTIONARY GNLY RARELY, VSING THE OICTIONARY OMY 1 Cay aniTe PEHSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR DIMPLE MATERDAL Witw COMPLETE sUuccESS. wis FC GRAEMATECAL 2. RAMTLY, 1 CAM WRITE FACTUAL MARWATIVE AND EXPOSITORY MATERLAL WITH REASONABLE CLARTTY, FAROES, BUT Hh A STYLE WHICH MAY HOT DE MWAFIVE, USING THE DICTIGNARY OCCASIONALLY, WITH AFASGHAQLE SUCCESS IM CONVETING MY MEAKTNG, AUUBANO STYLE, USING THe DICTIONARY 4 E34 WAITE PERSONAL LETTERS ANDO SIMILAR SIMPLE WATER IAL, Fo AUT UITH CCCASIONAL MINCR GRAMMATICAL CARORS AKO IN UDYTOUSLY FOREIGN, OCCAZIGNALLY, 4. Vay OFFTE PERSONAL LETTERS AND CIMILAR SIMPLE WATERIAC, SITN REASONAGLE SUCCESS IN CONVEYING wf MEANING, Gul abt MALT CHAMMATICAL EARGAT AND TM A VEHY FORTIN, AWAWARD STYLE, USING THE OFC TIONARY PRE OLE VIN Ty 5. 0 CAsnUT BRITO IN THE LANGUAGE, , 2 ome tener epee ete eS Promaviation (42) " . SECTION C. . Se eer ann 1, wv @aonUNC LATION FS NATIVE, : ~ Y J. BULA SATEVES CAM OLILCT a ancent PH MY POON UNCTATEGS Enty SAVE RO DIFP ECU TY UNDTISTASD ENG ME, a NR YI NT £4 PTF CULT FOR NATIVET TO UNDiAThaia, Qo. MY PROHLETCHATION 14 OOWICUSLY FORTIGN, BUT Sse ‘naReey CAGS My eGOnuaCr align 13 OCCARTUNALLY DISFECULT FOR SATINES TO UNDERSTANS. Po mavg BF Eotak 1% PRONUNT TAL ICS, roo a0. BEC, SECRET ~ — leas a see ar 14-0000 ere 2. 3. Speaking (43) UoSPCAR FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN ALK PRACTICAL AWD SCCHAL SETWATIONS: 1M ALS OUELOS wit mice tf Aw TAMIL TARY U CONVERSE FATELY ANO 1DLOMATICALLY | SPKAN FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY tm NEARLY ALY PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITUATIONS? “4+ CAM Cowvensd 1m MOST FEELOS SETH WHECH 1 AM TAMELIAR AND 1 EMPLOY SONE POPULAR DAVENGS, LITERARY QUOTATIONS, AND COMMON PROVERGS. t CET ALONG QUETE weit in sttuarions: ¢ OF DAILY LEFE AND fRavVil ANG CaN conouer ROUTING GUSINE SS IN PARTICULAR Fituos t MANAGE TO or BLOND tH ALLS most “COMMON SITUATIONS or DALY Live Ano TRAVEL, ' nave NO agtuity To vse “tHe LANGUAGE Th ANY OF THE AGOVE ACSPECTS. 1 UNDERSTAND NON TECHNICAL CONVERSATION OM ALL SUBJECT OTH FACE? TO*P ACE ANG ON tne TER EPNQHES a UNDERSTAND NEARLY EVERYTHING & HEAR ON THe O10 AND AY THE MOVE PLavs, ano LECTURES, . . 1 UNDERSTAND NON-TECHNICAL CONVERSATION ON NEARLY ALC SUBJECTS. BOTH FACE*TO-FACE ANG ON. THE TELEPHONE! 8 UNDERETAND MOST OF WHAT 1 WEAR Of THE RADIO AWD AT THE. MOVIES, PLAYS, AND LECTURES, FNCLUOING MOBT JOKES AND. PUNE. - 1 UNDERSTAND NEARLY ALL CONVERSATION ON TOPICS OF DAILY LUFC AND TRAVEUT BOTH FACE? TOOFACE AND ON THE TEE? ~ 1 UNDEASTAND MUCH OF WHAT | HEAR ON THE @A0TO0, ANO AF THE MOVIES, PLAYS, AKD LECTURES. PHONE! 1 UNDERSTAND THE SIMPLEST CONVERSATION, QOTH FACE? TOCFACE AND ON THE VELEPHONEN | UNOKQSTAND SOME OF WHAT ( WEAR ON THE AADIO AND AT THE MOVIES, PLAYS, AND LECTURES, 1 AM NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND tHe Ahonen Lanauace, BEFORE CORTINOING = CHECK PART 11. TO ENSURE THAT YOu HAVE CIRCLEO ONE WUMBER PER SECTION. 1 HAVE MAD EXPERTENCE AS A TRANSLATOR. TAYE HAD EXPEALENCE AG AN INTERPRETER, BOM OF THE ABGVE STATEMENTS APPLY, 4. - NONE GF THE ABOVE GTATEMENTS APPey,” THES CLATIVACATION CONSTITUEES ter WESULAELG WO, PS FEI. Pan, Iter. ONCOwe FLEGrULe FOR AM AOADD, AMO THAT (AHLSPECTEWE GF THe DATEL OF TtsTine PART {V-CERTIFICATICA A CEATIEN Feat THE ENPRANATICN GIVEN ADOVE 59° TAUE AND ACCUNATE TO THE OST OF MY aNOaLECGE ANd Atlee, APPLICATION FO A MAIGTEMANCH AGAAD POOVIOED 1 AM TLIGIOLE UNDER fat TEAMS OF A UHDEASTASG THAT § MUGT PASS Aw OOUSCEI VL LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST arrone t AMRUAL MASH TEN ASER ABARGS ILE BE CUMULATIVE 48 OF IME QuwtYLaSaav GATE OF COMPLETING THis FOAM. dena Une 14.00000,, _~ _ a : =~, __ nee eacecoumesion ___. + CATION FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYS. 4 - . U8 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION THOTPUCTIONS Ta onler to prevent detay in In renneviersion of we ape. netructinns on the pliner a card regecling diayaiiton of thie apphitation, TD poe are opplving fer an UNWHITIRN erammaton, mal the eppticstion fo erewer every quesiun on this form clearty aod rompietely, Type ma trem in INK, in tying fer @ epecatic United States Civti Sernee tothe office named in the ennremeement. He sore to mail te the eame office ero asian, sod the eseiminatiem anmeaneseen? Cneefulle faite ato anrether fornre required by the announcement. Noufy the office with whi ans diterteme. HE you eve applying fore WHITTEN ocominativn, folhwr the rou fe this applic « ry efenge in yar 9 Litrese RISE COAMINRTIOM OH SIU OF Patan APPL DOM Accountant... Sng Oo T tions) Gf mentioned in ausirinetion announcement ATTRA Ton QO 4 . SURNMITTEO az TPA Le she te aces ahve ay “and State DATE OF THOS APPLICATION Co . HH | . : 1 APO RETURNED Wa shington D.C = WSTATRATS. " 7 APE, RAVIRW 00 NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOCK t For Use of Ctull Service Commission Onty ~ APPLICATION 3 (Pitet name) fo) (Aha: wn (hans, uns. _ Jame a gauy le __ Woods : ‘ CD HRT Ano myBETA AD, Mullet ” . + : AMPRONTO! | _ 2817_Conne_AVee_ HW. . taneco | parren. | avon. TB CITY 04 POST GFFICE Cinoluding postal sone) ANO STATE ort BRAM | Daring. tHCE MATING | ; Ne Dake . — . 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Dak, : ‘ ena We | Win heat ertnour tas WUCAT. . fesse escesseeeef {TP INVES: fo ceseeed : : : TiGaTEO 14, a WAVE YOU EVER MLN FUPLOVED BY THe recenAL covcANMCATT OF} ves (CJ no 5 (M9 OF 5D, GIVE LATE GAADE AND DATE OF LAST CHANGE IN GRADE : WATTLE AND, G5—' : . oD yS. ca rer 6s red LOWEST ENTRANCE SALARY YOU WILL ACCEFTI 9 2980... | cx cues vou witt accies apsomrwens, IF OFFERED: : PCM VLAA peas You wifi not be considered for ‘any position with « lawor anteance IN WASIURGION, 0, C. & ANYWHERE IN TRE UNITED STATED salary. 7, * DBs CAULK iF VOU WILL ACCEPT SHORT-TERM APPONNT UCT 1F OFFERED, FOR & OUTSIUE THe UNITED STATES : : (J p10 ¢ uonrns 1 ste 9 wens $10 12 MONTHS ad Location” ACCEPT APPOUSTSSENT IN CERTAIN LOCATIONS ONLY, GIVE ACCEPTADLE . Acceptence of ratueal of 4 lampurary ehort-tarm appointmant : ill ast affect your opportunity in obtain # ptohatinnal eppointavont, . 2) 77Gy ABE WILLING TO TAANIL, SPECIFY . CLAZORALY, (A eneouenrey C1 congrantey . Lo 1a taprensce Ic is bmportant for you tS furush ait ipfesmation mqueed rebgious, civic, welfare, or cigantrationn! activity which you have tonnes, Drlew ct eutient dete ta eneble the Crd Serve Commishe und the ther ath of without carscnaation. homing che number ef ieee pee weee asentug (hace of ogencies Uo give us fath sree ia deteentining pode et oceke pre rp ia whieh you were engaged its such activity, Military. Gaal frees, Use o eeporate bhakt tach piunttion. tat with pce capenence should be dea sited in the spaces beluw in ln proper sequence, , prea: poative end work back, apis ng rieasiy the grinrpel (ashe whack > If you we tia " gies prrfsrined ia tach Position, ceunting fer cif peeiets of ununiplas arent, nit en tee PET centcatohe aes: poder agame, different fescn 5 penenen gwned ave than $4 years age whack de tut peetmest to the wee . je aie 3 See ae aaoiviig may Ue en wik™ (or each postion, the marie used. do) It you b hove never brea employed pr are now unemployed, indicate ‘ Uf yor Qetices changes) inatentolly while waring fa (he saine employer, Oo sepersts bok to desenbe ach pestion, You mney inciute sny pertinent what fact a Tad parrvbest bewre for “Prevent Praition,”” PRESENT POSITION tals? WAG EET Tmaoath, rh. year) Each TITLE Gat ¥ Youd mani A CAN eATICA GRADE Patras th Cas | pee _Bay, 1950 __ Yo PaR“etT Thee we IF Ag C 7j aceotittike wa “Ose STARTINS, ¢ Sanh a year PRESENT Set POF tenth (erty and Nate) i Rasa aXD Tks OF imuruisse o eth sis08 i. Gashington Dele _ Mrs. Gerviags _ “BRUT TAC aceaats OF turunTLa (atm, ardani sion, er Potaan; Uf Poderek | AND Ch BAGINLAS GR GAMA TION ( oe @. whotsials afi, naurance agency, . niene Cepartment, bureau os esfadliaamens, and division) maaulscture Gf locks, of9.) he, Tpagsur ROR anak OR Ava Diviston of Disbursements _ _ : : a Feriay haa WUrtavioas OF V4 ABN RGR OC MAING 1G Cock EMALOYMENT Better Post tion - . eer fasies, dates, monoy, ete. Da a duties of 9 gousral_natures. wnneeee ener entnnsy when men nt seendene “AONE InES YR ETEy Mare Cat ee MarR Hane muned ON eaKMenRmneMeetNR eT Roe re st pmneen Sean eee te den bap ona be tee tnt ene nReR RRS ENE Re Rt os per] een pneeeeneman anne rien mute ent Te Rete AER TE ee OER EE mH POE RE ERLE A Hey PEE Tene PEE RERNRES TE TERT TREY SERRE REC ReT RRR TH OES NRE E EEE SURE RENE RESET ETT E See: . : ee {CONTINUED GN NEXT PAGE) 14-0000 te CCATINUED - VATS OF AVPKONMERT “(inontA yoar> TAACT TILE OF YOUR PUSITUn ciasunica rian Gaace geiser un LARAINGS * Ulin Factorel wereroed, starting 4 180 "he mow Fob, 1950 1 May, 1950 [Clerk & Salesman | MAUE Ano TITLE OF TO MEDIATE Budt ayison “Rack oF Tunctrwint Goal one end Stated Grand Forks, N. Dake Mr. or Mrs. Pat M. Eyrno a, of protaan: of Pederel, | sind GF BUWNESE OR ONGAMLATIS® (og. wholesale ailk, rneutance egsner, P RALT ant ADORE NG OF EMACTE® (Aen, ar gansealio Name department, bureau or estadiishment, and disgston) enanulaciure of docde, ota.) Conpgny General Tobbacco & Candy Grand Forks, N. Dak, = | Mholesaler of Tob AECO & MBER AND RIND OF Ter SUPERVISED BY VOU REASOn TGA HAVIN None Aone eccemmecomennoanoonss,| TIT euch as taking inventorsa and making out sales... mouOct, 1949 wF : ¢ —. | LAKE or ori Coity and eb, 1950. . want AND TITLE OF IMM COIATE SUPLITVISCR HAHE ANG ASDAINS OF EMALOYER (Arm, orfanisatiun, of pereun, r “Padi lodeial, | WIND OF BUUNESS OR OAGANTATION Ue. 6. w Folesale alk, Tneviance agoney, vision) manufacture of loaks, ofc} name depariaent, bureau of establishment, sad NUMBER ARD MUN ‘OF EMPLOYEES SUPLAVISIO BY YOu CESCHIFTION OF YOUR wonK TE OF VER PT Gin COTATI Gdale "Ct LANE OR FARMING Pea CATS GF AMMONIA Gaanth, your aad C} tiin Pederal oe eure}? seo Ane dE, 1949-Ge 4 1089. Farm Labors wad Puce oF emiordtar qetty and Stetef” tare Rid Cys Op iw tease Sorta Mr, Zeck homag_ orton, of Federal, | And LS U.S MEL Ox ORCAMIAIKA (4 go hakoeae ail, inouranre aanny, | snsaulasture of locke, ote ) . Inkster, Ne_Dak, = "AME ARO ANCREST OD EMPLOTER {frie on gadleation, or po name Separronet bureau OF cainbishimant, and Sev isiwat) 0:55 60 fot LEAVING LA Fan Th fo to schoo. Zeak < Thomas Inks ter, Hp, Dak, oa Fuseed FRO Kind OF este Gvakd SUM HIDEO byt var i BEALL a 14-0000 ahem eoo) | STARTING § Lai . MMTEV OF EePLOIMINt (month, yoar) Oct, 1948 .pril, SOT In_8chool _e. Re ret mace oF To wnoreet ely and Stete) MAME AND THLE CF IMMEDATE SUPER ISOM > CAAT THLE OF YOUR POSITS j cess Syke | SALARY OF EARNINGS aon, if Fodoral, | KIND OF BCRMESR CH CRLOMIATION (0. @, Wholesale wilh, Invurance agency, jason) manvtavcere of Avia eto) a ern He re nt ant — NUMOER AND KIND OF EMPLOYEES SUPEAVINED BY TOU . | REASON FO LEANINGS OLSCRIFTION OF YOU WOAK NOue AND ADOOTSS OF FUPLOTER (Rem, or ganisetion, © name department, bureau of ettablishment, and a veneneeasmentennnsen seen enemnyes eeentAnmeney tees cena eense er ntews Rete MANOS Ret epee er eemsa sesh TEErreeretenaneees snsenenenetasaaneceananaassasssanccanaserpnaresscenerens conevseaees ereceserscecasesoueratumuentatntnnerewanecntnresacennaeesasennavedstersereuerecnasscecaesmaneunnoonnaunanasy vised, use B continuation sheet (Standard Fos No, $8) oF © aheet we pare: the eawe sire oe this page. Write on each thee your nara, If mare space is ¢ wilross, dete ee amt minatien titte. Attach to insule of erplicatwa. A}, MILITARY Tosinied La the epece takew, deecribe any traning termved la Of tremng- revered, such huwe per week, Detailed infurmetion ard the Armed Bervices (not already Weted under Iter 16) that weausd eesist ing aay annal service echouls you attended la espacially (important. (1 apponting 6 officere tp placing you most effectively. Indicate seturd emaunt pages. may de used to give full ful deecriptione.. atts tocanion ~ DESCRIPTION OF TRAIKING seveenes caterer fear cee neren teeta ssvavecersctee eae ncrememensa errors rel eeereagea tenons reemeneenens ve enenentyantetennys tebree ener ee teeeesieoneeenee AND LOVATRON OF LAST HIGH SCHOOR ATTENULO . 18 TOuCATINN, [Circle high { (A) Give fe porope s 6 7 ee ole River Hich, Foroast. ‘River, N, Dix. MAHA (0) Pred APPLGPAIATE LOX to INDICATE SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF Co) SUBIFETS STUDD UR RIG ORO WRECH APPLY TO position casero al ELEN ART CON 0. ance Va pss a & pEMOR oH faialdeal _-English, Bookkeeping and _M th SEMESTER rr OAITS ATIERND YEARG COMPLETED DEGALLD LONTTRAL (03 MAKE AMD LOCATION GF “COLLEGE Of uatrAsty AND rn mrs mannan mf eee — ot 2 MQUR4 sengisere of. FROM BAY ented gob, as. Apeiheac|. ee Oat, $9. Fabel. 750. wae Ae. THadlich'a ohool ee aan Buaingaa. School... ceegceesene ad EAL, _Grand. Porks 8] : fescesew a ietatt TE CALUGE SubsECTS none | Bae | cnstenesencsies seis ennetinseinenestmsimaceinsiefecenoes vfee BOS OUN EMME OO . smears: wok. Ene ome TAR ese ens oon en MQ GTHED Tami, & 0 aiethe f wget OATES AltenOroD “yan cownuiren a TAR. GH Tn? ARMED PURETS lahow name and focation SoMVESTS ET AD . | ia cieipeatel ‘ Ph PUBIC OA PRUVATS EMPLOTOMT Fo mol! vane [Brant ” Of PoAOOS) OA UY DLR TRAIT OS £2 & . ~ jee dl ti dnb AFALAAG ) SPLARING [UNDLMST FG kal RQ osne wow TRIN ALE D O48 CEOMEICD WENGER GY ANY Diabet Oa Pen FA3708 La 8 oe ph, olsctiicsan radio operatar, toauhar, lawyat, CPA, ata? sw ansccars rour eeowigoce Gr | AFAL. POARGH LAN SEANCES ULI GED 0° 1m Lew tas | UC bid . - Chas Sow crexmoa UCEMTE AND STATE. TOPIAST Ue OR CEST PATE CES - > aa gase fre ' . SA GUS OF SOUATAN 5 COTATES Son RET HD rie SP: {LATEST Une res ASTS EEE ae) anteenene CHAN OF Le. gg, aUlitery rorrere, business, ©. TE gD Give AMY Seto AL GAL ICATRONS SU? COsEMED ELSE BMA ME tw FOUR APCLACATION Rd HAD ¥ Par aed (du ned qubaut coping unices reg uostadt) dua, perecation) AT 7 Ap eae iNT eae Jane $328 to: mans ts aR SPESTE OE ez STANCE Pee) RAB. HOF NOV o to June NAPS SLR RTLAERIY EXEC MO te 7 Bee 2M OP ECLA TES, ATS, ‘ UsT any perint CTD HAF torr FHP g4} AND MACIEMAS AND EQUPUERT YT SSD RUSE AD CAN UTE BAT CAL RAT REA Ue Seo RT MACE TAL O Mi TIT COMFICS. | ig Mine ns tac ATUA, REV PUACH, TERRE) LATNS, KGLAIIC CA POT FEGMOAAL EXviCas j . ¥ . 26 AP ROVIMATY AUG OF HOSTS FER INES THES | AKT HARD. : : . : Te-OaRed E 14-0000 BG RLFCAENCES biet three pesvene tiving tn the Ge tod Dietes oe Territoeiee of the United Dieters whe are NOT reieted to you end whn have defimte harwintge of your quelfeatiune sod Atnees fur the pation fre web peu ere applying. Du nol repeal names of superviene hetet under Item 16 (EMPERIENC ccompiecaen ehiem gies Hs ana namie | _ SO 8 RRS Robert. Hadlich | Teacher | \ Salmon, Hovland : 521 Keple Avo.drand Forks N.Dek. Teacher | ryan nae Box 659» Grand Forks, N. Dak. | ‘Nerland, WBRerg 1 618 +, oranda Pake WDICATE “TES OR MO” AMSWLE BE PLACING “EY EO POLOES COLUMN) TER { 7) 35 AAT YOU AN OFVICIALOR RU PLOYEL OF ANY STATE, TLERITORY, COUNTY, CA MUNICIPALITY? 20. - it your anewet le fia in ftom 39 3G COTS THE UNITED STATES GOVERN ENT EMALOT 1M ACIVIUAN CAPAOTY ANY ATLATSOE OF YOURS (OF BLUGO ON MARRIAGE: WITH WOW YOU LIVE 3S way INQUIRY OF MADE OF YOUR PRESENT EX PLOYLE REGARDING YOUR CmaweCttR QUALICATIONS TOY oe eee eee eee 7h ANE VOU A CITIZEN OF OR DO YOU OWE ALLEGIANCE 79 THE UNITED grarest. meet a a OM WAVE LIVED witman Tue P. 2h MOMS | wae 17 ANE YOU NOW O€ WAVE YOU FvEA Oris & wif mata C# TRE COMMUNIST au show in Item 38 for EACH ouch PARTY US & OR ANY COMMUNIST ORGANLATIONT . tis osent addreooe: (J; Hationshig; @ Department os Agency by whioh employed, and (5) bind 2B ARC YOU NOW OA HAVE YOU EVER BEER, A auesernce Ariscimt ORCAN. ob inn ment TATION. x SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLAIMING VETERAN PREFERENCE ; 2 A. If you are claiming teefecence a@ » PEACETIME VETERAN eho 2 AML YOUNOW ON MAVEYOU £VE0 BEEN, AUT DER OF 401 OR SAN LATION, bey ASWCIATION, MOVEMENT GROUP. OR COMBINATION CF PE >Y INS WHICH AD. BRAN tr ae the WIFROF A DISAULED VETERAN, oF os the WIDOW OF SOCATES THE OVERTH BOW OF 9) CONSTITUTIONAL F784 LF O7TRMMTNT. A WAK OF CAMPAIGN VETERAN, i itech Ves Pref a OM OF AN ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATION MOVEMENT GOTs_P FEC BINATION CSC Furm $4, tuaciher mth prod fed there: ren ference. OF PERLONS WHICH HAS ATOPTED A ICY OF ADVEL ST Brs OM BPFROVING tf yuu are a WAN TIME VE pila) ein ciasming diaabilt THe COMMISSION OF ACTS OF FORCE OF VIOLENCE TO CANE OT wt & PERSONS “should NOT submst your diecherge with this application. Prefereoce wu THEIR RIGHTS UNDA RTL CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED 37.8249 GM OF SLER- Uo cncstively credited to’ you and f epixanted, ‘wil be ed to subas in TU ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF Trt UNITES STATLS BEUNCON. X | tothe eppcaating ‘oMcer print to entry on duty. offical evidence ot i SP UTIOMAL MC ANS? - zi pamela] ten from ective service in the armed furcee of the United Bates 10 tine om sh your anawer ig question 27, 78, of 2° abyss ts "9 Ai the names of att euoh Or danisation| eed of cumbination of persne and 27s Went Vou EVER In THf URUTED STATLS MILITARY Of MAVAL SERMCE | a DURING TIME OF WARD ee eeetene nenrsenmer senecererencssenens cat complete details of your 9 th - Or activities thereinn ee x 10) 18 THE WORD “HONGRATLE OR THE HORD “SATISFACTORY” USED 1% YOUR DFC MARG? OR SEPARATION PAPLAS TO SMOW INE TYPE OF TOUR 3M) WACE YOUR TET BIRTHDAYS, HAVE YOU EVER BLEN 6B FFSTED IAONSTEO. QRCHARSE (Ci CE PARATIONN We ceeenen cenecetoeee se teecntcewasensses neeeeel FUSMONEG INTO COLST £5 & DEFENTIANT IM & Coie ee PRICLEOING. 1Ce WAS SERVICE een ng en AB ACTIVE PUL Time BASIS. WHT FULL i OR COMVICFES. FINED. CR IVF AION O OR PLACED. POT AATION OR MAYE MHITART Pot AND ALL aS x, _| WO: 1218 BEEN OATENED TD LG T BAIL OR COALS i Pea THE VIOLA ate 1D 7 THN OF AMY LAW POLICE BRE LATION O@ ORSANANCE “Lect song WIKOR 1B | ATL OF CATAC OR 54 ram MR edt om © OF SEPARATION GR aE ARATIONS TAAVEG VIOLAS IONS FOR WHICH A TINT OR FORFRIT URE C4 $23 ON LESS WAS . r Baa et tM ePose DI, e 7a & af your a: " “ana vs ‘u re me, Fac | ae ve aeade oF ‘Dive in ph Cava (1) the datn, J) the nature of the : nt violation: (J) the name and location of the enust: Marina Corps, Coos Quaid, oe i “au Ku tte of separatran) T ed, any. a8 othes disposition of the Army Gd) the penalty cave, I appurnte. ‘our fitgerpeints ott) te (eben . a 7a ¢ H . . . ~ : " A ALE Ou 22 iE IN THE UOTE D STATES WILATADY G2 HAVEL SERVICE 3 Van OFT BACH ALLEY. OR FORCED 16 BE Dom, crm be] meres Dabansracton mack pie ny Pouce . aR RON TRING PEACETIVE GMLY O° 2 16, PSB SPATE 10 A CAYPAION UM EXPEDI ny, Wy iro in ftom 3? the none and TUte AND RECE EA CARFAIGR DAGGE CO SERIE RIBBON cn addrsas of mmplores, nd reason In eech coco a ~ " 10> ARE YOU A DIGABLLD UTTCRANT Leese oe if YW oMASE YOU £v0R GEE BAPRED OY THE Yt Cl¥tL tf Wets COM NSssiON if en, arid you hare sot lated your Gtanbitity in answer to (——: Peed TAKING 'ESAMIMA TIE NS DA ACLEPTING Girth “29 0502 AFHORE TENTS! Shem 33, explaia tn Hinen JY below : in c “You. give dates of and seerons: fo: sul Gebarmant te tnemese 478 Wale ™ “i (0) ANE 15 A VETERAN 9 WICRyA W997) KAS BGT REMAMRIEDY os on, UR 1G) ARE VO? THE WIFE OF A SPIE IAG Wie? HAS A STH LICE CONNECTED H . ACR TEAL LEO ARE APPR ENT v7 PecaD IT! aa! CIT MUTE BE WANE YOu AME PHU TCAL HANICA® CULATS GR OT LE OH: DCH GMO Bk UCN ITE BISIN ALUGNING TOU TG a 58T, Ti pur anseor sa! Yoo," grea completa detesc es deen J? oo t THIS SPACE FOR USE OF APPOINTING OFFICER ONLY The informaticn ragtained in tne soowere to (hcestion 37 above bos been waits hot consderatiun cen bo diren fo pour physical Stress tor the fe. ix errr: merited . ab one a : BE 635 fu OEE 2 OR ARACTY POM THE oMTeS tates O71 pstaier A fed by compattene wal the dow hares certibeate oo ..,..., tees Be OCP LAUR Cate eet Lett awe ETC Cae wet een finyon GN pista COUT RSA on UijtreMe CA Raga: 278, _ cot gee sf rour answer ts Fes,’ five caciptets deteste ti stein 32” heen a eee en cence we ten eaten ae inte it menee eet anne vamgen : ome we TESTE ot ce ale aa a SCAT LE edn ats sem wah Vis wha enecnre ony eae erateneeeee ceeeeeeqnenere seed ve ewan ener ne Deere oe ee ene pee nee ee tae REE eee et sentence ee eee ee eh eens see Rain aee ene aBneS LE meE eee Rm) eeee ee dr comeser is to. eo eeaeepernermneranteegen cane 1 r Pe Ot a tee coeee ' Mawes ns oad regere! ree papas tho Stes Ban ee te pase Waste ea coh eben gence Soren, atdeews, dere of testa, ocd cpece sete s Gitte, Altes: bom ce re ae Detarc signe this appt Bw bs.w ener tt make ture Chat pow hese puaaere ) ALE 4, retine comedtly, . PCERTISY that the statements soe be in this agphestids ete trae, oacctste, und cageect te the Lest af ig been sung Debed, and are mace IA de Ytortls Pelee atntemend ou thes ay : StUNAtaed BP aPFLICRAT , Af 2 i. EL, bat as puntesdabte by Lew ql! Mage ;: ; ‘ ey cebal wa vectaala, ad werma sek TE Goeet Title 15, Testes 99) ores "Maa hte ° a. tote Pe ca go re tenes ee 7M tS BARAT Tey eer ak a et 14-0000 es Sard Seek ee ee ora yar Ay Syaryewnts rk ones ' aie raat tk. bs 14.90000 oP eee See PRE oie Sat? 3 14-0000 sist cma moemne tah . oer AORN 14-0000 (CO ee I EDIE se etge FRU pp SE a EN Sede: ay 14-0000 . 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Bot. : . . sy te: ohor Ses a tea. oo 2 an 5 z : hot $3 at : & # . : peer eee z z Let woe 7 ge 2 aa a : B. a ~ a. ue eo 1 yes £ po. ee a. . 7 mo fr ona rs - . - r- B . . . - . aon ~ : . r a oF i . ae toa - et vom o - oo 7 : to log : " : : ee " as am ? i tes . : _ ae . : 6 ops my, : é . * a - e - ‘ z . ‘ : AED e a ete tel a Ailing DR RAE SNCs 3 : f wera satel 1 t 4 * t 3 3 eahara gi Rat en eos ee Ro ‘ x ~ Ke Ed, ‘ Be : %, aly . + pece wi . sta hugiaidAdeatnss a ygiud hegre Bee wo : ; ye TOUR IR RYE ae aE Ere ra ace : rine \ » 5, ee NE if a ca 2 SS ed Ve Polk kone ; ae ae eel TT erates: Soy oS, yon! : Sete 2 ac, ee Ree Ce earate cert ; ; ener ape etecboy a va diass : aoe see 14.90000 FET sare perme coe mgr Be eR ge TERRI IE EST: carats mm can i" Waray Te . ieetors per Lahces HOEY : a BET CE aA Tal : . ca Mee pins Sige aan ‘ : by bade A Ope Fee tae Late eee ne ante nO Geen cea tne tec . . 1 . Ss PP EP ORALLY PI SEAT 14-00000 PEWS, om eae Pas) veer see pee eevee ces RT Ap aoe meter oe rae Spee Lee ety Teagan rs vec : i aac an Tepe yee ad Gad mse y , aed Sante aes aa thu 2 Sawer cy emf! kaart sects ro apts Soe. a mise eu WEEN Y a nee id e = pets 2 pak £ Pye eae ae %) cuca aL ee Seas OR Sie SPS ra aka ~ 14-0000 , Newt 2 END ge, oy y lodescanted Bote ot 4 meh tas i a as! joie Siegen wal Ot id, oe ae ears ee ean rE ek EGU Te deched GBS b 2 ey Pre ee ahs 0 pei anag tn 1B Bs. s ete bs ATE: reer 14-0900 peneee: 8 OF RENCE: iinre ey SSE Unig es SE Oe z Pin IgkF . do. ey ARR : Xe Dns Ba gata f watt CT ge eS. fe - 5 . frie - s ‘irl teawh opis SOME ‘ rt Tot SEMAN RA TE eee ene ei 14-0000 14-0000 chakers School of Business Grand Forks, Noth Dakota REPORT OF PROGRESS NAME_;OONS, Jones S -_-___aporess__Forest River, %, Dak, course of stupy Accountancy. __.-DATE Becen ber TAs 3051 SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT Susjtets COMPLETED ___.._- Elementary Aecoimbing_ KEY AS . * upreics Advanced Accourting B Above Average : © Average income Tax O Fair & Stow Gort Accounting (Elen,). ———Symewitin c . , COMPLETED SUBIECTS lling Susiness Mat henaties TES he BS LEW . Fensanshin fale saenship Busitéss Frelich _ a. a nn Cflice Mechimg eee Sy . ARs Ee BCE Se cnemene as tee ratte ee ate a saemeceet = INITIATIVE Fairly Progressive Resourceful” Marked AL ility QUALITY OF WORK Careless Inaccurate Passabdle Coed Quality Highest Cuntity QUANTITY OF WORK - Very Low Output Low Output Average Output = High Cutput Very High Ourput ENTHUSIAST Indifferent Occasionally Average Determined Confident . Enthusiastic PUNCTUALITY Undependabia Improvement Occasionally Ab- — Seldurn Late Alaays Punctual Needed sent o7 Lote . COOPERATION Retuctant’ Passive Useaalt ys, Sugrena “hla Co-spe rath et Co-operative POAPTALILITY Limited - Shows Averaite + Min ts Ease a, , . : 7 ; hanege oes LaLa Fade. an4 Picase keep this report for future comparison 14-0000 4 N oY CONFIDENTIAL “ a SECURITY APPROVAL Date: 26.March lysé 10: chief, Personnel Divleiun Your Reference: 9.3097A FROM: Chief, Security Division Case Number? 6115 SUBJECT: OODs, Janes favre . 1. This is to advise you of security action in the subject case a» Indicated below: : aaa . Cy] Security approval 4s granted the subject person for access to classified 4 information. , . t Provioimal clearence for full duty with CIA is granted undor the provioions of Paragraph BD cf Regulation 10-9 which provides for 6 temporary appoint- mant pending completion of full security investigation. . : The Director of Central Intelligence has granted a proviotonal clearance . for full duty wits tA under the provisions ,of Faragraph H of Regulation 10-2. . 2. Unless the eubject person enters on duty within 60 days from the atiove Gate, this approval becomes invalid. 3 Subject is to té polyrrapned as part of the ECD Procedurgye CCHF IDENTIAL ; Vie FoaN . . so as; 98-268 . ts - re 14-0000 + a . , ; . : . oS CONFIOENTIAL © : ° . : SECURITY IF ORMATION . ; INTERCFFICE MEMORANDUH bata: 29 Feb. 1952 0 10: Chief, Persorze2 itvioion FROM: Chief, Security Divivion BUBVECT: LS, cases Sauvie . _ O15 Secnest Ho, N-J097=A Oo 1. Reference ty rade tO your request. for sscurity elesrones of the subject ' ~ person who is being eczeldered fur employment in the following Fosition: File Clerk, GS-2, 050, RI, Pros, & Fue,, Washington, D, C, “tnt in is to 2tyine you of the following secur rity action: aC Provisions] security clearance 1s gfErté4a”to- permit subject's employment on s temporary basis in the follcwing area or in the following t : eapacitys: } Tals tlesrance ia granted upon the condition tnat subject: .1. nor : . have access +0 cluasified material; 2... not Lave sccens tu secure areas; ' . 3. not te fegued a badge or credential; x, not raprozent himself as a ! . CIA employes; and &.. not be assigned to ar unc levol tied duties other . than indiceted ubove. a vo. J Nente-shecks have boen completed 6m this person. . Arrangements. : : should now be sisde by your office furan interview-in-thie Division. Upon 1 (fon will te given to the re- . completion cf ci3s interviow further consider quested Litives ae arance for ueceas to information classified no higher than Secret. If gue, 4 hag not entared un“duty under 2 previouuly granted pro- - vinfonal clearacen” the interview s showld: be- “arratacd after entrance on duty, 18 security approved ‘for seper: y appointment to a poss- a. Yurjece 4 r tion requirisg escesa te information uluagi fled no'ulgner than Secret. Z . Gfeleiszis of the employing orfies gzoulé be advised of thle wecue rity lis ines saa andohould be tnatructed to suprly future supervisors alth advica es to the limitation so as to {nacre continued comsllence. action to effest full apemval 1s sont inu ing and your ive advice of full clesrence spen cunpletion of thid itacicn Security office «af t. action. ten will te rans Sece 2 receipt of full security cleerance, the present Jim suded and supervisory shuuld te sdvirned aceordingly. My nie ey $%UO . : oy e . ad : 1 . . py Le de a 8 rN £ a re “eh. 14 LG CONFIDENTIAL tor 1 FOR 80. oo, ul 3954 96-406 14-0000 Seat CONFIDENTIAL . 7 fae Rot be, ee | INTEROFFICE MEMOS ANQUN Woo. oO _ Date: 25 January 1952 Yo: Chief, PersonnelDivision FROM: Chief, Security Division suayect: WOODS, Jamog Suuvie 61415 . Request No. H-3007, st . 1. Reference is made to your request fer security clearance ‘of the subject ~ .person who is being considered for employment iz the following position: 2. _ ‘This is to advise you of the followicg security action: a.(27] Provisional security. clearance is geranted to permit subject's employment on a temporary basis in the folicwing area or in the following 2 - o capacity: p Street Pool. a ~ 4 Sm teen be ‘ . ~ . . This clearance is,granted upoz the condition, that subject: 1. not ao have access to classified materisl;,2. zat have access to secure areas; 3. not bé issued a badgs or creden Z3 4.° not represent himself as a CIA employee; and 5. not be assigne? 12 any unclassified duties- other - than indicated above. . 4 r.C_] Name-checks have been completss cx this person. Arrangements should now be made by your office for ar erview in this Division. “ Upon . . complotion of this interview further sco eration will be given to the re- H quested Limited clearance for access to infrrmation classified no higher than : Secret. If subject has not entered cn duty under 8 previously granted pro~ vieional clearence the interview should te arranged after entrance on duty. c-(_) Subject is security approved Yov emporary appointment to a posi- tion requiring access to Information classi fisd no higher. than Secret. Officials of the employing office should be advised of this secu~ rity Limitation and should be instrue 39 supply future supervisors with advice. ae to the limitation 80 as to insure continued compliance. continuing and your eg upon canpletion of this arance, the present limitation advised accordingly. Security action to effe office will receive advice of action, Upon receipt of Tull s ye _ / will oe reseinded and spperyisors ayouit "b st fu) : ie x “ bo je i iad @ yo gel G DO | ? al ©. ¥. BROADLEY ‘ vy p bee : Ao : : a wv z . : COHFIOERTIAL earns! $0108 . vay | | 14-0000 TT re ameaamtante peaenctannten anim Sete, Ae me melon Sage eR pr neg a TE OAF Of TERMINAPZD FILE BEING MICROFILMED — my PEO IS che Ts a LOT CE ETERS NTS MRT EET a A EE A PEE Try eee naan fe tee ee a fo te. Te 2. en a a oe EES ETT Oe TR So!
104-10291-10009.pdf
“104- 10291- 10008 oe | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | L AT cla HEADQUARTERS BY. - “2 : see _ HOU: 5 TEE -ON “ASSASSINATIONS: STAFF MEMBERS : FILE TUTLE/RuMn: at OLUNE: LER ex Ch RP ; ea meeustr ‘ee ; INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNI T/LOCATION: iS PUR ow ea areas det tee ci them ets oe aloe Shieh, = 4 = if e : 5 1 ? . . . £ . a . - . E . . . h. BS 3 Bt Be ~ > No DOCUMENTS. MAY BE COBIED,OR REWOVED.FROW THIS FILE. 2 ne t : : Bi 3 a 3 : * 3 : z aie erratic PIN tn rein ethmane ep et HO ESPN gt ! * 4 ' 7 a é ibe ia insane + ve r o m 14.90000 eae ' ae fl . Y een ye WD : . ‘ 4 , 7 i ; gaclkes somane oy ae ms ; 8, . y . 8 a 4 og . ; — .. £ y i , py . ~~ BE naman cl. P 4 . . * peer PORE Las we Ahm Founder capes oR ea alee ene are i isd NaNO SCD oe 2 3 thse rer ens rege Ne : ‘ ‘s 14.90000 Chef, Contact Diviaton (Support) 14.00090 : ees : AAOCUTL GYSR ot” MPVOAT (ona 3) FRG JAGR . - ale . ’ a | | N a . SA tk tha ¢ : = : ‘le S Sor HON 1958 4 y i . > * DRe ERN'T FELG3T © Dee BRANT FEESST™ ete gee Se tee ee OF i‘, ( DR, EENTT we ENFELD; DELEGATE VO: oy} L: st : OY guste SPP CF TS oR I po ON ee A en : 14-0000 a ure t Baas TO ZATEL Tt 1956 2 1956. | : 4 TadY FLAG To CP. 6 Ate EPEC ie Jat dace ( SA 15El6 ve eILL TI¥ Th CoTALRs vvbe 2. TALL LAT¢ re ry i “MARK ad 76D ALA: 7 a ‘ . ios . elena creas eygemerame mee tsgmape tems snaps . t ‘ i . - i , yr bs . } * | ° . . ae 2 Lo - ‘ie . , 4 " . a . . 7 : : eo. : | fa . a + : ao: - > . 7 7 Uf . ! ' ° ~ cee ee Se mt re Se eee meee = — . ° . ‘ . 1 . « wot ened 14-00000 -~ wee . a . Ye s ; & 7 + ° aware 3? ‘ eres 2 a . Chief, pp/s-CH _ , ; ~ ATIN: Mr. Casrlea P. White peor V Se, me . Sow oy Res. ty ee 14-0000 : Ste a aos LoipRe eT cot, : - ar - : . Chief, Dns - G47 +. ; ( ATI: Mr. Charles P.thite) rhe se pis Re me 7. ve ie Pere oe
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14-00000 ——— * arene Seite ts KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a nn eT EE sed crete rive t RECORDS CENTER AMREDIATEL ATER USE fo ADLAIN Sa: be BYU 8 CIVN. cervve eoaneiemon Paderad Pusscaeil Mement 9 Sento . [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F 104-10291-10013 14.90000 t = Soy > : 7 - | : * . me . ‘ . oboe a - ae : ; | b ; P 80% ns i‘ ¥ ‘ge, will bé 0 . oa Poo. ; 4 ¥ You should have te ty Sppcaematly ton woeke, ee Ce . I es . > . . . - . a ° i , , } ' _ se I - Tt te t ‘ © Sg . : : . 4 . 5 . . : - ° . . 7 , We M, Jannoy, : arn arr . Director of Porgonaal . f oO : * Gia Letterhead: ; | . : po OP/RAD/ROB/EGeaL: ‘pla 14 May 1975" ee oe we oe Te - - - f- . . . tt te Se eer TF . - ; ie - ‘= : : | | la Ts Post Offices Bow 1925. |. Soe a 8 Wahington, DEC. 20013 gli - Ditector of Perooansl 7 « . 4 % eof ¢) 1-- ROB Reader’ . ; ; ; . . a : ~ fo ‘ OP/RAD/ROB/EGraffi:ble .18 December 1973) ; ‘ . ras ‘ 14-0000 ond ; _NAME ANO ADDRESS . CGS/CSB Mr. Biladeau oo. ona to see 4f we might noW release lettér and : certificate, a . . - 4 -? “ - , « = , s 7 ~ 5 s . - - a ™ & ‘ ’ - os - ste coc cee ee Z ; ; 14-0000 Fy tata eae i. 3 t 2 3 * a q q A £05? Flying Hille Lane a Cajon, Calif., 92020 "November 27, 1973 Mre Jonni. F. Blake. Director of Persontiel ‘there are inany ‘other. fellows. An the ‘same* boat. aneiouzsiy awaiting your replys I ain 14-0000 CLASSIFICATION =e AC ow. D i $ PATCH SECRET oe gy INDUS _ x - "0 Lesattedd rang ‘Chief, | FRE Division a omy GuasHEAD O15 : . : Jam suet ROUTING k a a TO a 7 Chief of Base, Los Angeles - . james 3 Sb i Lal ee wo eee ISOLOG/ ADMIN - Rotiroment_ Letter & Gortifieate - - ech Ss I KLOBURAR. R _ Patio acgLiREO "RETR a oo . , oe | Action: For your. retention. - : Ref: _ USLS~416y_ dated 8 Novesber 1 . Attactingnt: _ . oa . Letter & Certificate u/a/e - i Di ations: oe : i _ FR w/att u/s/¢° cols . H - so es 7 [ROIS REFERENCE 10 —— DRPATON SYMBOL AND NUMBER bik a . USLT-431 21° ‘march 1972 7 ° CUSNCANON HT wnat 7 as . a SECRET 7 14.90000 Aone August 25, 1971 Dear Tom - I am taking advantage of Gene's coming visit to “Washington to seud you this little note. : ‘We will be noving to the San Diexo area’. the end of this month ahd hoped to be settled date our new home thore by the. tinie iInide September rolls. araund. . . Tom, you wilE recall that, at. t the tine of. ni, “retirement ‘You. résented me with a letter. 14-0000 . a on a “ ” 2 . Y ~ » - 7 « a . at . When I-saw you last 1n Washington you- . . promised one day you would be making a trip out ie : ; ; to San Die:o. I am holding you to that and ~ 7 hope 1t will bé soon. : . é wo! . . Lillian, joins me in sending you our warmest \ ot + regards. Don't forget = whereever I am you \ : and the outfit have a sincere friend who is pre= \ . - . ° pared to help out to the best of his ability. a 4- Ty ahs mee heed. - - = . . a . afd Dae th cake ramen eee Fe at a” Sel semetartiten Ba AL Tyce brag REM BV de : . ’ + . . ee 14-0000 pees SECRET : - _ rr i . , 14 September 1971 MEMORANDUM FOR: = SA/ADDP oe Mr, james A, Noel and yim ee Mr ‘continues, to- Be ‘administered in ‘this mai “retiring f CIA. Yetfrement: a H : - , 1 ‘ . a i 4 ® rat Ro. te. 4 , ee ib . : if . i? i ' ' ge Na | fay 1400000 , ; 4g f ra 095 ; fo ae alry j 4 Mr, Jamoea A. livel . ne, 1807 Sebastian Drive Q° Bik Gi 40 Burlingame, California 94010 oO 7 j 4 Dear Jims oo . a } . Ag you. peach tha’ end of your ‘active earces. - - : Iwant to-join your frionde | ; ' . | t ‘ a | ! +] ~ have d dune and. wy warmiost-h a “ fol enjoyment fn thé years ahead, 3 . Sineorely, . : - ; : TO, Dotan Hon we “se . " . : Biota’ + Hein a im oS . To . tL loo * Distribution: : ; © -:Addressee" \ 4 1-DDCI ; 4 1- ER . . me k - C/EAB/OS - : : ‘1: -D/Pers ce a : . Te ne ; t | -OPF : : : Telephone Goficurrence, an 4 To % 1 - ROB «Concur: . 16 March 1971. : : ' 1 - ROB Reader _ C/EAB/OS: i a bee tote : ‘ t ; 7 "i f 6P/RAD/ROE/ERanochak: al (16 March 1971) * May be shown to Subject but must be retained in Agency files. 5 eat ‘ . - 14-0000 Would you be able to get the prior Federal Service file on this }fellow. He's now a Career Ageat vith DOD add making retirement. plans. JANES A NOEL og7e7? "gga OF3-36 AIFF [5/29/72 fapaet pent fon! #K 2 Z 28s pak Am 14-0000 2 UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION : WASHINGTON, .D. C. 20418 : REQUEST FOR OFFICIAL FILES * 25 MAY 1970 O-9-70 , fiatfonal Personnel Records Center fenerai Services Administ ration Lit Winnebago Street. St. outs, Missouri "63118 ° i oe purpose: “Aey material classified under E:0. 10501 should: be noleguerded and transmitted: in accordance Berne = = - j A with the requrements of that orde:, : ; . be ey ? ae. fe mie 4 aihoymen ton Omit i. SF af. oo, | ° FOREIGN SERVICE: : . ENSENADA, MEXICO & GUADALAJARA, MEXICO | ohsison,-Director ~ . i . _ EMPLOYED: 26 JAN. 1931 ~ 8 AUG. HS m4 Hye eraonsel Investigation’ . : . Fo: Divisson A Adjudication, and ‘Appraisal’ : : i - . : . Boreay of Péracace) Investigations: . _U. & Eivil Sermnoe Commission Po “Waghingua, B.C. 20415 fF ‘The svaiterici, adios 10% below is attached as sequested. | a : - Pos) DEveteen of Fotetgn Series Pérséahel i eerde, ‘Department of Sta’ + Wash pnesce, D.€. : Ga O . : 7 : : : NAT 7 OFFICIAL TITLE : ‘ WAS . PERSONNEL 18 502 : OCTOBER i959 14.90000 . ; 7 co sities oo 27 April 1970 i "ae : ' : - 4 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Retirement Affaire Division - , SUBJECT. 03 °Mr. Jamee A, Nook | . _ : Dispatch --USET-1384, 19 March 1970" | . : ; : _ the servi ce claimed, it Would be. sprreeta’ ied if his ‘secords. Slved sae - op 4 . ba checked. “Peé¥hape- tha Kacorda Cento? could: be checked. | ; J 4 | - | - Chief, BO Peres nnel & Training: i ; po Attachment: _As Statad - a ° | . : 1G f 4 a 7 i . i af . -- . | “ see - a 4 4 I fo ; iu ‘ . t e r ti; ~ ~ cea! i 14-90000 + . - x ee ee _ Wear NC ; BUECHET: es ee : tere ar ie | cam Chie’, Vowustica Oporaticns _. . . ai jomy athens , { 7 pemece ane tec sect amc nce, mene ssn tam comme wee ae ne eee nnn apa, CAR Rr eee eel . LeL of Yano, San Yrancisco 2 Meal bt Bi PIN Nee eee s oe eer laaitintis sania ; = hers - US73-060, 26 Fobruary 3970 not pega for hia anual leave tat sv annual-and plek lénavea habiress 3: s 42 he retrrned to WOLD CLP Lagaeuk i would be roins tat -X@AXR” tat gee | tategreted into L and phe ERY i) e . 19 March 1970 ORLEK ESC : Pr fie NUNCER SECKEP 14-0000 . °° . _ ”. % . - wee ce A ah _ + . Rererrrerchesy pa ee TG CONTE IUAIGN OF | , SECaR wee , - DI? Aeit ; ' 4 neem es cohen. meee he ee ee eke ee amen oe ee i ; ; a f ests ce" a. relieetad by tho wihkees Wbted bey Fons - to LOL 2n conection with ike duteseition procery, : . ¥ on fy tho vont Lauity ‘of Gervies y conpzegely aistl fia s “ A - ket vas dnietted into tho enplogiont rocord of a6icomet by wip of : Oud COON ped fer sone techaieal reason mst clear fos pod iste cere: sate RDS been dn contitiuel £ sont pervade. oe on 20 Jat Yy ASSL te duta without a eingteduy'n bresk ||. - fet - - . + in Lervico, act his- bergounel record will rik t $0, lidy ani | i 7 4 . POM Aes of, Seon that be hag ‘ lost h Banuad ite 3: 4 “yet aie nyh se uabipttet ance woutd ‘niso ke ty. wads OO BG ation atin aoxvvice with. Wicon3.: RESELL PBeTvC F ceraber r 2357 to duly 1941 at lasutlan, he nice, which vz SMOG O42 By Sho Be mae RB ae Tunes thful P08 ; re Yh A AB aes . ee hee ay 3 > Do JS st enckil. dl tha: ‘ . ve Ae for pokeeones tt pases." yy Seve a eFaly th c- a” : 14-0000 aes, + yeh AR AR, Heath, SRT . - oR kee Palied Lot Date PREPASTD 29 July 1968 2 Name Oh att Peed Maddie} NOEL JAMES A 3 PaalUst OF PERSOMDEL ACTION RESIGNA’ TION fisrinture or Se ¥: r: STATE Ta ary’ cong Thay Sta! | ExEMe - a 43, OF “APPROVAL DALE APPROVED woth, _ Hq Aug, vs | u yah ey per yop VS2 USE PREVIOUS EDITION SECRET aque sue? Teton 7 Smit om as Ptiar tetas BEN A bee 14-0000 4 f t 4 4 a a ttn tinge ton nantes rn SECRET oe ; {Dhow Palled tat - EMPLOYEE NOTICE OF RESIGNATION : ' mESIGN EvFeCtive fess "L97, tor tne FOMOWING REABON, | CBdate} 4 4 , MY LAST WORKING DAY Wai BE ould show one of the following ‘entries: Suitimer, ! ‘ WAE = . . Detail: Our an Cosissftane ~ oR. : “ : Detail la” Mibu a fF - : yee Temporary: Part Time oo . “ : 2a 22 7 ; : : $3 == = = temo = “Ongaiycons ar a should show all levels of organizaciga pert BBine. geuidensify- . ing . mr pay = ; = an Bf Major Component (Director, Deputy Director, fe) ‘os «2. ‘ % Of 2 ¢ ; ‘ajor ‘Staff, etc. so s dif pertinent) sion GF. sat ¢ subordinate to jirst tine) ‘Branch - Section : Unie - - , co ion Title” and “Occupational Series" should ‘be the scandard abbreviated title anid sponding occupational series in Handbook. of Qilicial Occupational, Titles and Codes T for the duties actually to be performed by the employee. If different ‘from the title arid’ sefics of the position occupied as shdwa on the most Current edition ‘of the’ Position Cone} + trok Register or, Form 261, ‘Stafing Cotplemient Change Authorization, explain under Item 1" 18—Remarks, . . : : Irems 11 and 15 ~ sash h be that of the: official authorized to approve for the Career Service to which. the employée If more than one Careér Service is involved, the gating Career Servs ice should afprare and the other Carcer Service should coacur in leem 18, Remarks. feem 186 -- .. Hem 186 ROUTING— The ofiginal only of this form will be forwarded-to the Office of Personnel shraugh the appropriate Career Service official(s). In che case of requests specified in HB 20-#00-1, which require advance approval of of notification to che Office of Security of r the Office of Finance, one copy only will 5 be sent to the Office(s) concerned. SECRET 14-0000 SECRET thew Filled tat DAN PAEPAMD REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION LP 2 NAME tbat ne Baidle) 19 Aprti 1968 \ SERIAL NUMat® 055292 “NOEL, JAMES A. ~—- "3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION REMOVAL FROM CIA RETIREMENT AND . DISABILITY 3 CATIGORY OF EAAGYMENT 4 terectivt Daft kfQuasTeD , ~ a " ae eivict VERNMENT SERVICE ™ ae a STAHL Tax DATA cone [ho TAT Sate COCE, exter, ROM ERCUTES 1s 2-80 1 . *hM cease 1152) Use PREvIOLS EDITION. i . . * ENCED fice SECRET | = Naan ae we (POR eb v 14-0000 mo SECRET C0 hen BP elled Ini “[ Gale PREPASID 12 CCTOBER 1967 i Naw Vtawap en Maddles 1 SEMAL Numer ____-NOEL JAMES 2 MATURE OF waa OF PIRSONNEL ACHON REASSIGNMENT —T7 6 | ECAR aut AutnOary (Compleud rn Ofsse of , CIM ANClAL analysis Pervenncl) NO CHARG EARLE Sr seaaatica DATA (0 SUAI TAR Gata a Yooh ofa ie Cena = . estar, H . "eg tale GAL | at, rer nie : “4. : (ope be cook NO. Tat demons [rem extcuTEO - 7 : € a | bo} 46 OP approval \- . > Bel ond 2-EMT in SERVICE (IBS Nae 3 Thad) Soa ursientt Moet than 8 reeks). 43° POSINON CONTROL CESTEICATION . FORMA. 4. « - ice FS2 use PREVIOUS. EDITION 1 Gao FAELUGEO Facm aut He CS 14-0000 vem pee ae MEMORANDUM FOR : Jamnea A. Not” _ : ; SUBJECT > Retirement Planning . oo _ 1 1, Asa participant in the CIA Retirement and Disability Syatem, you, will reach mandatory retirement at age 60. The prospect of Fetiremient de’ serves ‘serious 2 thought. and. planning because of. its. impact on each of us. and ; Bo 3. We would: Like to make available, to you as much information as. . _ . . en oot possible on the general subject of retirement, your ‘anauity estimates, life . . oO : "and health insurance protection in retirement, OppoFtunities for other ‘ . employment, “Social Security benefits,. and: other ‘additional material which is _ uO . i available. The Agency feels that this type of information and advisory ser- . : vice should be made available and, hopefully, will ‘be used by employees well. in advance of the date. of retirements . . . 4. Our Chief, Retirement ‘Branch, on extension 3257, is available to” . 7 disciss with you any aspect of. your retirement planning and we crnicourage : you to- e€ontact ‘him, Ec hols Sffe : “mimett D. Pare nab Mowe a mete me de game ey 1 PRT SNR eee veers ro thatne ee laal StRAGEA hae eee eet : - oo a) were Nero cu Pe) a bh: 14-0000 Ny . . * . . . CT 5 = 7 , . oa pon. F2 Nk. 20 66-197" 7 ' (6 nus 6 . . a . Directo? of. Central Intelligence a ES - .. 7 ; ; ” an fe Deputy Director tor Plans” i . 4 . - , . os 4 . : toiber why e ; Spith. A £4 { Agency OTIALLE abd ‘training, ds athechod, . . . : . ¢ > : 5 i i { fe the recoumertation in batagraph 2 is APPACVED: SS ; 5 14-0000 ———s SECRET “ - EW bee Feied bed Catt rareaceD REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 17 Nov. 10GG 1 GERtAL MUMOER 2 Nawal (Pot 8 pest Mecddle} 19. LOCATION or oa STATION 7 MDFRAL Tan Bala- —— ann Sune aera 1] COtw extcureo | Cook NO, TAR ELEWIONS > 1OYES ING. TAM STAT a exe. t e coo AK cw SERVICE (USS, THAN 3 VEASS) Betas 09 y bate (ond Man 3 YUM) 46 OP APPROVAL . OR Ba eee f\- fi - bh . 1 . * oom neg : too - - re 5 USE PREVIOUS ECITION 3 : 3 Group | ' . 6-63 . . uf hoo SECRET * og 7] CMiueeo pom asicaann( powee RNG ~ : | dno Gi Gass Caton 14-0000 mS SECRET ~ Cit Ben Villed tn DATE oReraRto 25 JULY 1966 7] MAME Larct=Fred Waddie) a : -* oa \ 2 SERIAL UMBER 183 MAtUae OF PresONit: actION + a PFPECITE Gane MOULSTID 5 CATEGORY OF IMMOTMENT — aeatne bar Yeae FOONVERSION FROM FSR STATUS 08 |. 13 [66 | REGULAR. "te 055292 | NOEL, JAMES. a i | pli a as . 6 fuNDS . - 1 : er ade? | ison 07 = - . % GRO ANIEATIONAL| Chdrareaticees 10 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION . “4 CAREER SERVICE DESIORIA’ OW FoR € i F a peat - eed . hia he iE f ‘ts q ad : . i aa brecUTED Zoe ran oe a . 1~ HS : 2m 45, POSTION CONTROL eee p27 4G wit S152 USE PREVIOUS EDION aan Dra tae. eee Dae apr io Pel beA viel GROUP } EEUete [ioe aromatic SOWNGLED ING AND OULLASS CATION a a 3S Lads DS Le Mi x‘ ™ . ! a 14-0000 - cote R . : — \. ° 0 SECRET REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION att PREPARTO. 2l duly 1966: . + 1 S0tray NUMER 2 NAME (Taste Fre Meddle} © asseee | NOEL JAMES A Yo Len - a. ae neat te wae coca connec ee ne . 2, NATURE OF MRSONNEL ACTON . 4 EPEC VE Gate trQuestrD 3 CATEGORY GF Earioratn? ~ Oar Yeas ' | | easstomenr = ke agit 1 6¢ 8 16a aut OrnT | iCoaplind rea Offer a, - Peresatel) - ¥¢ tira STatEs 6 STATION oe oe a a | Replacement’ for Gerald Stes ne? - to. ba ‘reanotgned:” ; — . . SOUS Te helng-edenod toile pation An accordance! ut tie HR poset Ce y Por ak a . aft _ From: DP/\e/Maawia Station/Position Ho. 0399 . aL : - a . . ate pors:.50 7/ val, - had us £ Speurily: haptase ae 1d L Soenie® . ‘ . NATURE OF. ieaupptng OF DATE SIGHED 136 SvGNAIUEE OF Eawked Stowe BROWNS Toness Toangema P” ws .. - tf tnt aa . pean 3 ‘66 g ~ ; . lynch, .C/DO Pers. . LAL Lees 3h, Branston i Date (651 39 seeuaity 17 Ye atcha a oa fn wa - t Cat STE 8 -[tG0m execureo| cone i 18 EXEMPHONS - (FORM EXECUTED nia a at - Me BS in a ; Cy AEaICE (LESS THOM 9 TEARS) ye iui ae “Hf is rae fal SOT 1 ‘ ; ag teu (Mt Ina Tags) _ . S ¢ { 1 { H 43° POSINGN CONTROL CERTINCATION wae OF a ee DATE AMICTED . 7 : + wet + ¢ . . witness ce! S . i ih A f6¢ FOR ° J ‘ gag VIS2 ase peevicus Foro . 14-0000 . a : : / . - 23 Nareh 1%66 . . fool, Sere Arthar ; > cal) f2he3 023 : ate ae me a 29 Eureh 2912 oe ; i - . 7 ~ 4 i ‘ : ; : ; : . i . f ~ . + ‘ 4 1 : : { ” . . . . - : . < ' ‘ i to: : . . : - «-t - - y . ~ ~ ’ } . . + - 4 + N 5 ty . a 4 ~ - . t . i ' ; : - a to, ate : ‘ : . y : . i « , oa : : i: 4 . a ae . . _ cee . & . + ; to, : . . ‘ 5 io sre ; « cot PERSOMEL . yo . : . - e “ i * ” v oo ° 14 “ied 3 : ' . ’ L : . : e . 3 . . 14-00000 are nee , ecail gore 3 te MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel . THRU : DDP/OP- : : ” suBJECT + PCS Return Prior to Completion of Tour : - of Duty - James. A, Noel REFERENCE. CSN-20-59, dated: 17 November -1965°. % current conivamene Mr, Noel will be- pa, complet as: “of the ‘DeDS field office in San Fran isco, Califo nia. to leave in early ‘September’ for anotl ar ‘assignment ;. “it is very desirabte that, Mr. Noel arrive in San Francisco Me Noe! 6 September. | ‘Thei fore. it 4g requested that . Mr. 1966. arrive at hi ‘family, which report for. his projected assignment, mu perma th bee ficient: time to settle his includes two. school age children, and ~ on ‘schedule. 14-0000 , SUBJECT: PCs Return, Prior to Completion ‘of Tour of Duty - . co Be Janes A, Noel : ; ve - ode a acl 5 : Cuca Meat (ids a iad “6 APOE . Director of Personnel. “Date - i ed 14-0000 “SECRET FOS 10 bow Palled for , REQUES? FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 3 Stag NUE DONAME (Latta Prd Moddllet DATE PrEPanet, -3 dee. . “ . = 55292. NOEL, JAMES Ay _ a. 3 NATL EE OF PEESORINEL ACTION fa genet! Gall PIQUESTED 3 CATEGORY CA Leh. <anEoeT DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT IN THE [~~ on wai CIA RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM | ¢1-{ 16 | 66 | - = K#GULAR i OR aa Lock tx lowe 61-4347. PL th3 Bect. 203. % MASON OF OFTKiak SATION . ve SGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIAL DATESIGNED TIRE ‘Of CAREER SERVICE APPIOVIENG CHEER j CATE SIGNED: Jat . . i iene : i SEO MEEVIOUS, ine TW30 seEAE is sibetr Poa) king 5S Than 3 Tats), 3 ata 1 SEC rec (ugat thaw jue Thaw} RY ed FES2 use previous Eomors 14-0000 Fle a) o SECRET f Chiof of Station, Zuirtd ss | Dirsetot of Pergoazol Tanish fea | , . < ; Botificetion of Dosignstion as a Parttiolpeat [ and Disability Syates. H > \ 7 : i . + ’ : " r tee i ; _ a | 7 : . cae - : | oo Gateraised vist you cat the -‘ectterta spectitied tsi ‘the 9 eppticabte cojsle- . j i ., i ” ¢foa for dosignstiza 2a 3 partisipent tn the: Orgebiaation Satirensat ena. ! : Disebility Systée, a thé. besia of thie dateraication sed your pecantly 4 , : : Lb a ‘xectited electios to mogie ia the Systes, out Sastgsation a9 a | partiete ee Et . +; pent. was adds atiertes 14> Jequaty 1968, en : - : , a : faf Josogh ¥, bac, : P | | Lo mega : = ; ° _ - j2) RICHARDS: EAB ¢ 4 | : 4e . ~ t j- - ¢ ~ . j : #7 JAK Se i OSHS - 2643 21 Jan 66 14-0000 SECRET (Bhem Pitted gry vate reipasta- 18 August 3 1961 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION waMs {heats Paral. middie) NOEL JAKES A. f. 1! orustsriel s. cat Catecory oF EMPLOYMENT 4 CO eCtive Bt . watube ue Pemaghatt “action. __ REASSIGNMENT. voute pay “ree 08: 20 | 61. |__ REGULAR ? cost CINTER 8, coset fe. -LFEAL autwonity (Completed by amt CON fice of Presonnaly . . 2136-6400-1017_ io, _bOCaT ION oF corse tae “STATION cr ro eer oe wee ee a s. ORGANIZATIONAL Deatanations’ DDP WE. MADRID. STATION -OFF ICE. oF THE | CHIEF MADRID, SPAIN GoE/An/bov Conp/Mavana ¢ Guba CORY SENT TO SECURITY ~ ae 7 ot bepen “ win f rors. wes Josh . ; : _ eWiy ain ey bared i. Bow t or. aes SEP TICE APEROVING OFF S Siena yur oe ce NEL OFF Ider r1iduas H, "prgugn, : me PER Foru - er £152 coresere “parpraus fie ae ass ocew Apsbe. 14-0000 : SECRET — 7 LM Matledg pry “pate PeeraReD ak July 1951 PERSONNEL XCTION - V. SFRIAL NUUHIR | 2. NAME ELael. Firat Middle) I, JAMED A. DL A 272. NOEL PE CC S EATEGORY OF EMPLOFUINT i. cost conten Noe SHAN - ame 6. LrGar AUT HDS ay cC (Othice of Peraonnel ) t. ORGANFZATIONAL ots Guat lone . 19: LQCATION OF “OOF EC UAL CaTAT ION cS DEVELOPMENT COMPLEMENT oO Se uo - mie ‘DIVISION | . 1 copy to Security, Office. oe — *Returnee Casual < - pending approval of his appointient as Chief. of Station, Madrid. ee eieeemnert GAPELR SERVICE APPROVING, OFFICES Aes ort i . Pe “STONAT URE. SEAC EF eT Leb I Re wai) 30, CAP Ft nae’ ~ ONT. cane = NO PUEDES SR VICE To We aereN iy SE ByeCt 2 we nugan oy FrMVIC [ures tmen UP weed P= BAAS CM LEBLICE (med Frame D2 wee ae aacaeee ‘Has. POSITIQN CONTROL CERTIFICATION “? / “sy “ . / _ Abe Hoo Varcey 6 ie : FORM OmsoLe’re pacvioud tO Rberd 8-60 1152 awd FOMU T1524. caer 14.90000 (. 0 FFG PB SECRET- — Fr yy! ‘~.16 Juno 1961. by “3 J . - MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA. ‘Deputy Director (Plans) “ SUBJECT : Appointment of Mr. Janes A. Noo, - Chief of Station, Madrid, Spain Sp, 7 “In view. of * the. fact that ir. Nool ie not avatiable for interview because. he is on homie Jeave the usual intérview endorse- ment is’ not made a ‘part of this memorandun, — Pe) f Aarti nic W. TIM Chief Western Europe Diviaton 1 Attachment ~ ; So 7 : Biographic Information co, : vee ; : APPROVAL RECOMMENDED: Ly) 4 - ~ A iy ; oe : “ye Watey~ o. ; . F n paragraph 1 is approved: } 11 aug joey Wate) 7 SECRET ., 14-0000 | SECRET OF so ; | : 16-June 1961 ’ : Name: -_ : James A, Noel. Grade: ~ \ G8-16 -. Service Designation: | ; Date and Place ‘of . March 19, 1911 Soo . Birth: - ; : New York; New York - -. : oa Marita, dtatuss 4 te ek ene meee Education: and Career Outside the. Agency? - as 1996 ~ i9a9- 1831. - 1044. v foe a -h - Gaadatatgea, ‘Mexico; Vieo- casi 1944 - 1947 - : OSS/SSU/CIG. - . ‘' Spain and Guatomala; Chief of Station. Languages: Fon senat ond cmon ORL ie boys enon ttm wanbatineratafs ices © Spanish; Good Military Duty: . Noné . ; Coa, CIA ‘Experience: i a . . Sep 1947, |. a osé7rut /cuatenata; 08, GS-12 Mar 1949 Promoted to GS-13 Aug 1949) - a OSO/FBT/Buenos. Aires; COS, G8=13 Aug 1951 oT Promoted to.GS-14: . : - Sep 1952 oo DDP/WH/Caracis; COS, GS-14 - Aug 1954 : Promoted to” GS-i5- _ Jin 1956 : Lo. , ppp/Wis1/Brainch Chief, Headquarters . . Jun, + Jul 1956 TDY - South America ae . Jan 1957: 7 sranch, Chief, Headquarters : Apr | 1958: . PP WAAaaes cos,’ GS-15 , : Apr ‘1961 Promoted to GS-16 — , SECRET _ 14-0000 -2- a 15 June 1961° Name: _ ; James A. Nool ° aa CIA Training: as _ i 1947. ae Investigation Techniques -_ ; 1947 oe : Photography oo, Bo ee roe 194%" 7 . Communications Training . 3 7 1949 . mo, Familiarization ‘Bound & Surveillance ' a we Eq : i ! : Clandes ing. Polit: ical. Warfare so fe tettmemetws eee erate amet SECRET ed ae 1g-00000 . wtCRET (When Filled tny an : PROPOSED ASSIGNMENT at. Grgantzatienal Designotions 32. Lacetion OF Oiictal Siation ; - “Sretion Eode- z _ = Dep it.» Flald 434. Position Title ° . . : 7 Posil " : » Sa y < sf : . 43. Approprition Number olby? a i yee ‘ ° ; os “tt Promotion to the grade indicated | is temporary an3 for such duration as the Director Will determine.. Your permanent grade is the grade from which you ere temporsrily prouoted. . CI Continued on reverse sido FORM ase | 152a ates" tows . : SECRET - . . . “ 14-0000 Ctaeatty. Atco ; Ne - Organtzetional Designations DOP/IH Branch IT Argentina Section 17. Position Title (Attactie)>- at. Orgontaatlenal Designations _ "Code iy Locotion Of Official Srofion . Havana, Cuba V DOP/wH Lranch. IIT : : ve Havana, Cuba Statden . , 33. Oopt.- Fietd ‘34. Position Titte 35. Position No. . vais 37. Occup. Suries r . af Ge eee BF “i fe). cHuck ce SFA Tine haf asf. . To " - - x PUL? : sit) WaSHls KO - -y ~|As_Carear’ Board B. Pes. Contral, C. Classification Remerks ' 2 coples to Security. f J hie. lane. het BAY = 4 Gfoe / ire 11520 i SENEl . . 14.90000 erenty ae Deed - ee } me pgze bey ia eee oat _ Se ey _ i2 February 1955" MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Inteliigéencé VIA: , Deputy Director (Plane) . - SUBJECT:. Appeintment of ir. Janes A. oy Chief of “g . Station, - Havans, Cuba u i o “| . i : . 5 ' a : _ Batted Noel, hai cs 4 oe . AS August lobh; ana : ‘ : — - -4 WH Division; ed f | : . ‘Including inforiseation regarding his ‘Agency ‘experierice and ‘atningy, i . ; is attached. ; ; ; . ; oe - ay 4 ‘ Western He. rdsphere Division 1 Attachnent “ Blogréphic information APPROVAL RECOM: ENDED :. , os Mir. Noel has teen interviewed by the . . . “ . a Chief of Operations, and by myself, and . Lp , ‘ ‘we are satisfied that he is qualified ‘for c . : : this assignment. ; DP Ch teu, O59 Sith ff : (Date) . soe néat}oh in paragraph 1 is APPROVED: a : ; 1 G "aR an 1358 a 7 Date)‘: t we . 14-0000 [a . “Must be evaluated for cach TOYs . a - oe ; We dan vi mo —_ (HOSS § OO bH aL veetTt Ob bb ayidper 6 . t . moe i. pf Subject 1s‘ qualifiod for one (3 weoks) THY. (11/28/57) La 14-00000 fot te sath, te ee -ROTICE NQ..:20-190-139, 8-E-C-R-E-T This Ketice Expires 1 July 1958 | N 20-190-139 _ PERSONNEL | 2 July 1957 t ANNOUNCEMENT OF ASSIGNMENTS TO KEY POSITIONS PANEL OF KAAMDIENS OF THE CIA SELECTION BOARD In eccontaned with. note aie Sb of Regulation No. 20-105, ‘The ‘ Aivertsen, Ce Y.. ’ Brént, Irl barey Broe, William ¥. Bussey, Revert 6, Cain, Benjamin 5. Caldwell, John ad. Christ, Davia L. Connor, Sydney Covell, Louts €, ’ Czajkovski, Anidiony Narling, James A» ‘Bean, Warren L.- Désmond, Daniel 8, Dillon, Thomas Ps - “Flynn, Anthony 0’. Ganley, Frederics W Gause, Wiliton M, Gideon, Frank ¥., Jr. Giesecke, Fritz H, Gimme lt, Kermit ¥. Goifrey, Francia ¥, Fell, Pred H. Heimann, Peter XK. tlenderson, bonaid G Ge _ Heney, Cerlylz ¥. "Hlnes, Samuel Me od SL BI 3h aM DP. DE IN ss G-E-C-R-E-T |. | » the following persons ‘member's of ‘the “Panel. . Organtentionad —_Component__” SDDP/Ae -Dpr /ost ‘DDP/FE DDP/TSS ppr/oo/FDD - pps/oP ppp/Tss . DDI /OBI DDI/ocR ppr/oo/c DDP/NEA ppp/WE™ pps/oc pps/oL DDP/CE pps/Canpt pps/oL- DDS/Med DOP/EE ppI/oBr DDI/OGR pps/0s : ppe/EE DpI/oNs pps/os ppP/PrC” ‘ened 14-0000 f | : 3-E-C-R-E-P é9 - ‘ N 20-190-139 . ‘ NOTICE . _ PERSONNEL - | NO. 20-190-139 - _ 2 July 1957. ! oF - " Service Organi zitional | ’ Nome . Designition Cory ponent i i lyin, Boris ; a DDF/sR - : Ingersoll, Herold B. Ic Dor/oct Lt. : : Johnson, Quentin C. DI , : ey . : Karamessines, Thoras H. . DI Smet eet - 2? : yo : “ak : ; SL Lo DBS/OL -- es oo Dr DDP/FE =; a 3) wee so ~ DoS/os - - ; : ; oo - : “SE ‘> Bps/oe-- Ts ~ “Mitheva, Charles We = -- = IS =~) DDE OSE. n-ne nse - McPhéeraon, Paul S. OB - DL /00/FBED ot Mitchell, Michadl GG. DI ‘ Noel, Janis Ae : Dr 1 : Petirson, Robert W, SL’ a Porter, Gvorge A. . sc to -, Procacé¢ino, Joseph DI —— . Ranlet,. Robert R. _ DM Reff, Joseph S. SP Schmalbach, Stewart _ sc Seeley, Jay S. IR Shalleross, Lawrence 3B. st Shattuck, Willian B. *. oT : Shaw, J. Arnold SA Sherman, Katherine pr en” Steege, Harold M. Sc ; Tenney, Colvin Wy DI “Voigt, Frederick A. Ic : . . ; von ‘Schrader, Atreus, - "SP. ort /DbDI . 7 7 ; Wattles, Robert S.. 8A poeAat “Ned : - “VOR THE DIRECTOR oF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE: . ‘ apse Dm vee AL GATES LLOYD © - an ; Acting Deputy Director : os ' (Support ) ‘ DISTRIBUTION; A, plus each member : or the Panel of Examiners ts 2 5S-E-C-R-E-T 14-0000 ee =; 3 stamoaeo rons 52 . . | . ~ ~ pena manennesonn - UNVOUCHSRED " REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION. ; | - . ' REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 4 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. tl applicable, obiain resignation an ond fill in separation dota on reverse. MR. James A. KEL L MAME (Af r.— Mibs—-Mre - One diver name, initials), an surname) 1 oart oF ent | Win T@ BATE OF RLOUEST | { ‘ Wari fo a? Fay 57 ‘PCs oronnn TGAL AUTHOR. a watust OF ACTION: At! A PERTONNEL (Spenity wi Reassignment her appolntenent, promotion, separation, oto). a at GAAGE AD F 5 hanes $1, 280,00 Poa Ge. 3 1,880.00 ‘Pabe . $9035.00 Pete) 89635: 309 Pet Be ) a CROAMIEATIONAL ic wan StsONAnioMB pioeuraianeds Branch. Ir : - | : As; eshee SeeTiow ; . : ft neioneantting aehinaton, Dd. Ce , _ 7 Lon ne! tt it FTO O8 berartmentat | Memorandum forwarded to Managerant on 23 May 1957 reqésting that position "BAS52 be converted from Headquarters “Youchsred to Headquarters Unverehored.. D MEGOLST APPROTED af Sid natures Kame ona ‘ond. télephore estensiua) . a 21,2 Titlot V4 POSITION CLACHERATION ACTION vice [ta rn) : | S201 7. Buniecr 19 © | DATE OF Tae oc ear eT | ee Retoence” = acd mT AT (yen asso ont) | {jaiaco (] Proyeo } ‘13. 7ETERAN PREFER one | ane ger “| New 16. APPHOPRIAIICG * . - at oe POM : {we Yes _ [sete ee asians Fond “ t pe en REMARKS Sk BE gEaH t I <A fp eee | AY Sees Aone? we a ees Ae RED. ' yc. o . pees 1 ! | 4 : en | oe sy Aggie cone jpro0000 stampa roe §2 perey anne te he v8 rag eores 1evemtnS REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION CNOUCHERED | REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in tema 1 through 12 and A through D excep? 68 and 7 untass otherwise Instructed, u applicable, obta obtain resignation and fill in | separation data on Tevarse, i oars oF BIRTH a RLGvEST nO @ Dave GF REQUEST 7 nore (Me TMise- Mee. + One Even nome. initiated, ame and wurname) Ag Mareh 1922. & Grvecteve. Dard “ & PROPOSED: .__R esas aa sourion tHe and wea SfERR. nod ano Ares. OP§ Otfloer. ( @. cn). Blo ‘ 4 onaanirtionan BURGH tone” | it litacaokartas : ena! evant. i ay ptt on oresnturnnay || —] ‘Aotaanne Wad reraran i pooeanacrh a . : . . A nemnérandim had bean forwarded. to. the Management Staff requesting that thia - poattien be converted from voushered to unvouchsred, - : : 2. bd: _. fs C4 fry of) Approved by CS Cores TEEN Dalai Signature: Ticlos 14 PUATION CLASSIFICATION ACTIC Yi z "nt | i Vice | VA Veal. . {i , . . SD=DI 18 GUIRET TOC 8) 19, DAIL OF APCHUT. | D LEGAL TESIOENCE . ALS MOT ner MENT ATFIDAVETS , fykD #0)" _ ACCESSIOWS ONLY), JO CLAIMED a PROVED |, SIC = -fé 220 Yeo. Site: 7 Care ty? waa ae Ae fre Roy “so . . . HAY ad Ee | ra oe nes SIAN B CEL. Of POS CONTROL wee =A 25 2h 6 ©. CLASSIFICATION D PLACEMENT OR EMPL. | ho ; 14-0000 ! ; oo ae ag «SECRET _ 26 May 1y¥Sb -_ oo MEMORANDUM FOR: PERSONNEL OFFICER, FI a BUBSECTs NOEL, Jaxon A. = . “ Recommendation for Proaotion . ot . . 1. wr. Janes Ae Boel was. born 19 March, 1911, in New. ‘York city, aire te: Eradiated fro San | 9 Senior _ _ i or vii CIA, at “ES August 1. He and was Browot ted. ee capes ‘an 1946, See areas pgm cree nae grmimermeinnen ot ‘prom R Chief of ‘station, ‘anid. ip Angoet of. 1951 was’ ‘promoted to Gael. Subject is presently Giiét: ‘ot Station at Caracae,, Venozusla. 2s. Mre Noel has been rated Excellent to Outstanding as Chief of Staticn, His last efficteny report in June 1953 reflected.a lover . Fating dnd to a difficult pergzonnel situation and hospitalization. : Howaver, ‘tate situaticn has been resolved, and it ta feit that re Hoot has earned his promotion: to GS-15, ‘ 3- Your approval 12 requested. co 14.90000 GRET 21 January 1954 YENORANDOM: FOR: Cae. SUBJECT t Reference to Jamos 4. Hosl by William I, Clark, Assistant Director USsFedy for Latin Amcr‘cae During the briefing of CIA personnel conducted by Willian Ie Clark, Assistant Director of LESS a for Latin Aserioa, on 7 ws January: 295Ly | he tie referred to the excellent. éooperation . détween-cur Chief of Hiesion’ at. Caracas, Janes. Woe] and tie . Co a toe - Pea. Oss : which : he characterised’ as exemplary and.a model. for all. : seen De othor stations. | GSP, Distribution: | Original endl: Addressee 14-0000 : - SECRET oo CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION mauE DATE . o 4 52 (OST DAFTEREXTIAL AUTHORIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS «=f | gO Mi AR ? 0 9 ' OATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED OM z ee = ‘at. jeer 78 4: . : soacet vectit CHEF . . : SECURITY CLEAPED O8 * Ee acd EO i . ; Q/EASEAS AGACEMENT StGHTO ‘ : : enrerep CN DUTY < . ~ - . ~ TsnguaTint OF ATimETICA TING OFFICLA) . - REMARKS J : j : : xo, “ 2 . . : ‘ - i . 1 + * - 3 . , “ - og - ~ : ‘ ; . 22 lirch 1952 AG . : : Fon uo. ‘oe SECRET aro sxe o ‘ wow 1989 07-1 7 ~ , 14-0000 SECRET , Travee -+ -~" Tgmaog and -Sataay -fortictat station an oO ros Wo OST DIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED 14 ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS Cc) CI . . PATH OF OFFICE ANO NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED OM SECURITY CLEAREQ ON OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGHED. -. ff. . . ENTERED ON OUTY : 7 . . ; : LG 2 FORM NO. yyy . =“ , - GPO §3-500339 i nov 1969 . ; SECRET : ‘ ° ~ SECRET FROM: BYENCS AIRES "ROUTINE Mr: SPECIAL OF SRaTIONS . 22 DEC 49 : ACTION: | FOT (1-2) - _ IN 12169: INFOREATICN: ADSO (3-4), SED (5), CFD (6), COMMO (7-8), IID (9) BUEY 218 : ; “TGs WASHF CITE: BUEN tl 7 ame wasit 4980 (out 950z3) wo , | -RGKER DEPARTED FOR URUGUAY 22 DécernéR. QED In cance. a t r moe . . . eo . . . Yames \voel SECRET. , - ne . FOR: 19222 22 DEC 49 a Sopy New 5 14-00000. , . ” . ' =~ . 2 os me a” . Yan -2 =| 3. To be sable to plan uy travel end leave, it fu deportant that 4 «now the approdisete duration of TLY. : . - De ould It te powsltle to poctpure the dato of ny arrival. : Qt wy mew roct until 15 June? fife would be 4 creat convenience to me, and i would saporeciute any consideration a ; : wifeh Headquarters zay be able to glve to thin rejuash. i" i 14-0000 3 : be. Antelligenes’ ‘whitch ‘ire ool hee ealoeteds. a? Lane suhag te Hr, Robert Cuminghaa, we 34 Pabrucry 1948. Qlese rolation.to the fob be 6 is doing. & ee “Se han boon consistontly well-done, I believe that Mr. Hos] oan be Gatd with sineority to be an cisployce of unquestionable loyalty ! ta aml han'few, ££ aay, cutie tntarostsg | cppocr etrtatly.redteietol to tha Bastaooe oF the daye : Be the reopt 1 bt ity hfs BEC DIBA ELE IS TS WS BECEIAED By > 14-00000 ss Se Office Menorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT(/> To : Miso Ke Haller, X-2 DATE: 21 Auguat 1946 prom 1; 098 Draft Deferment Commi ttee ae subjJnCT;: Janes Arthur Nool: a Clase 2-A - Eff. Avge 1, 1945 until Indofinitely- 1 ft 2 : | 4 fhe local Board fas notified ue ae follows: t } t t i ~ : 7 ges ™ ; -— a + pace ; OT ADAND FORM bd, C4 Office Memorandum + onirep states GOVERNMENT ‘ To Mr, Willdam Sherwood DATE: 17 October 1Shh: FROM + M. L. Brockdorff m : . sunject:s Mr. Jamas Arthur Nool . G \ . | / = - ‘This office is in receipt of adviae from rs ‘Woe > Local Board, dated 12 October 19k); that he has been classified shy eect we ba ‘ it abo II-A until 9 April 1945, The Local Board also stated that their i records show that the repistrarit was néver ordered for a Pre- : induction pryetesl examination by that. Board: : :, Po : tg ft : 2 pr, ; toe : . Hy) YY fh : OO M. Ly Brockdortt ; } . Administrative Assistant . ‘ i - . ; : i . - i , = ~ ; \ : - : ‘ \ : 4 - \ . . : : i ' 14-0000 BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE \ 1 a] ita walt, : Pa 14-0000 _bissteponmrenae ir tuten Conse. BORET _, CHIEF OF MISSION’S EVALUATION oF PERFORMANCE (Mission submits original end one copy directly to appropriate agency; retains one copy.) POST Madrid, spain AGENCY OFFICER BEING RATED Chief, CAS DATE OF REPORT . December 15, 1965 | TiTce : | Ambassador. ‘RATING PERIOD 9/4 76% to 10/31/65. . XK) Oiietonding a) Satitactoy GE). Uenatislaztery Does this ollicer [properly understand ond perform hia role: and hin functions. as aL meniber of your staff. ander ‘exiniing. Preaidea- - tial directives? CH. Yeu ° (aaa No (le ae,’ “explain, in detail below: , . los he seca ihjs.refon?, iJ Yes ms No’ “ . tha oh qiditional Theat Sis, if neeeonary far. Thin § sectivn or lorteviewing officer's continents. ) : po Chief, CAS is.- -one of the ablest members of my Country: Team. hes. a profound kriowledge and- understanding.of the complex Spanish | political scene, and. scores of valuable. contacts. I have a healthy. respect for his judgment, arid fréquently seek his advice and counsel, ‘He . He manages his ataff effectively and enjoys ‘their respect and ! confidence.” Popular and well liked by his colleagues ‘in the Embassy and the Spanish Government, Chief, CAS. is an excellent representative of our Government. “ohier, CAS -13 prudent and digcreet; ‘ahd I have complete confidence} a in him. He is 4 man of few words but when. he expresses himself, he ot | doés $9 in a meaningful way. . . . A gifted analyst with an incredibly deep grasp of the complicated Spanish mentality, Chief, CAS' assessment and opinions are highly , valued by ne and the members of my, Country Team. COPY NUMGER /| OF TWO COPIES, /SERIESA . chier, CAS and his asseciates have been mos & cooperative at all times, and have provided mé with excellent support. . I regard their operation superior in every respect which is a compliment to Chief, CAS" skillful leadership and direction. : : “ chier, CAS! wife is an attractive American ‘lady ‘who is an asset: to her husband. She takes an active part in community affairs. Ro THIS DOCUMENT CONSISTS OF ONE PAGE. SECRET boos FS-572 j “HIMLF ED ORE IEHAL-USE-( When Completed) 14-00000 Teekay em dnemna A tabetiey “mPAay ADJUSTMENT IN ACCORDANCE “ITH SECTIONS 212 AND 216 OF PL 90-296. ano EXECUTIVE GROER 11413. PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF OCI aS PROVIDED IN THE Cia act OF 19895. “AS. AMENDED, AND Anta QIRECTIVE OATED 8 OCTOBER 4962" . ‘ENT! 16 JULY 1968, EFFECTIVE. ‘bate oF PAY. Fs a . . Ob NANe : SERIAL aRGN, FUNDS GR “STEP “SALAS NOEL “VANES: Bee 989292 43 500 CF GS 16 6 926,477 562 2 64 fy ran if * 14-00000 “Ps + secret. Oar. 22 July 1966 KOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT QF OFFIGIAL COVER BACKSTOP PERSONSEL OPERATIONS DIVISION TSTAGLISMED fon NOEL, James A. peFverat Eoute pcasTor CATAGLTSMEO , Evaluation, Office. (saw b Continiing sHeciv: : Submit Form 642 to chaagie limitation category: CHEB 20-7) . Aséeraia that Airy ¥ W.2 being isaued,. | CHS 20-882.2) : [x] Submit Faris 13231 ; ce 280. 23a) . * 1944-1947 OSS/CIG. * oo , 1947-1949 St Int/Guatemala = ee Cre 1948-1951 St Int/Argentena ~~ - [cover tian 1951-1958 St Int/Venezuala _ 1956-1958 St Tnt/Hag ok: - ia LA se te 7 1959-1961 St° Int/ _ 7% a 1961-1961 St Int/Hd 2 ve 1961-1966 St Int/ilaaria Spain ~~ ae cen . Orfictar coves cutee, Copy 3-08 D'OS, Copy 4-OL/TELSYC, Copy 3-FSD/0S, | %, t1a-20-43) on. py ae Cape 1-POD, Copy 2-Operating Coaponent, BISTRIBETION- Cape &-OCS,/OPS, Copy F-File STass pene? SECRET. . 14-0000 15 AUG 63 7 NAME (ASE Fast DOLE) NOEL JAMES A nRErrey eb Saat a Vi BD sao ome 3 . > P SE “iss : oy - ’ Novena 1964 4 FEN PPLEMENTS ses ARKD woos)’ ; - wee - + behets, a mee ~ = - vee - oo - . ‘ ~» : . , 4 Pi: ‘ L ee 4 ; al ‘ aa UES ene ren Sea OO . ~ Uso Previous ~~ Edinon 14-00000 . 7 . SECRET : . ee (When Filled (4) . : co VLG: IN MAY 63 = _ $S0TIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION . «THC Cate T_F CAUGORY Or ENR OTMENT, REGULAR sen ne eee eet, . - ACHONT SO: fest SCE CODING a ee] uo |. COOr . ~ - re > =— - wt ny te Tat fabation | Cheracnan TEengeiaron dom [XE Sivairy DATA CEI q dD Fol eatcune | Come Vowties > + anor, = , ~ 1 SIGNATURE OF. OTBERA RENT ATION] ' wna - , Rill ORE as Seo 150 won ° . 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DATE OF -t8 ian i * to0t" fo Reece “nara RuwEnc "Ne coo wo, Oa ve © “f ne . . ; - t . : . - ~ < . tu. (20: NIE. ATA ci — SiGe, Nn. aineuETT Abie LS SipataT ion 33 SECURITY | 34. 68° . ao. ba _ REFERENCE Fe a oarA. OE nea wo. ‘ . . Fiori in ‘titi ere Feces! COLE fio. T89 rrr ty te oar) » } 1.90 “¢ _ we! . : ‘ hed yp0- ce 68 oo, _ _ core eb _ , _ a. 4 om WOmne edi ade? 20d teriasobcaeea (When Filled tn) ’ Form Use Pravious 5 66 4156 Edstion re Ls 14-0000 28, ATE Ex718E5 2. recat 30. Terie ‘tata _ fa1, SeraRaTion 132° ORME ON CANCELLATION ona 33 SECURITY, | 34. “a OAs eredenee ; 7 ; REQ. NOL 35, YET. PREFERENCE 40 SOCIAL SECURITY HO. cope aR atsv 5. COOK . . F . [oaov temp “a. * sure én oata- LOSE j ¢oom ino ax aravecoos]: nm ‘exeme i : ; . ; cof ‘ os } » 4 ae " BY _ . nar 1 : oe : . wa. ae : 3 - af _ le.Doit . 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OR OTHES AUTHEVTICATION j | Nae . 4 . ~ on ’ { ~~ . a “ FROM: WE ist ; i ° . 4 : i ae 1 : ! Form Use Previous -_ ‘ - + tnx N80 Edition : 14-0000 mpay. ADJUSTHENT. ‘tN, ACCORDANCE with SALARY. ‘SCHEDULES OF PL. 299504 PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF DCT as: PROVIDED | IN TRE Cla ac? oF 1949, as AMENDED, AND: Aber DIRECTIVE DATED 8 GCTOBER 1962," - EFFECTIVE DATE OF Pay ADJUSTMENT! 3 JULY 1966- oto seenewm orm te maprmntea tit tensine y ome ty ee, 14.90000 Sy SECRET. PJH: 17 JAN 66° : (Whea Filled lat ie , NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION et “t. SERIAL WOMBER 2. MAME Tastes ETE 055292 | NOEL JAMES A _ . * woustt schon - 4 CESEETIVE CATE | S$. CATEGORY OF EMPLOvMENT L | DESIGNATION AS. PARTICIPANT. IN, CiA : : oe + RETIREMENT AND’ O1SABILITY SYSTEM REGULAR: 6. os, SECTION LESioG ri ae Py Le a8-643 au er | TEMES yee EL RECEAVE: NOTIFICATION FROM . THE “DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL OF THIS ‘DESIGNATION AND RIGHT OF APPEAL TO THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL | INTELLIGENCE . -© | MADR 105° SPAIN . oF Ls “SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE: USE| OF THE ( OFFICES OF | P PERSONNEL Sa 2 ee He orrice CL Ee wwnesate “Ta. Ndates [25 CATE OF 6 cae [74. pate oF tnt, 7 OTE OF a ry 7 mum PeIT: ALPHADETIC ao ba er ao 7 iy 0320 60 60 110) 10, 65 . pie : ie SECURITY a sa, } 260. #0. tan aos cope cope” nae a piny , temo f+ | Sage nce Tate “TEAVE ah, 43- bEOERAL TAX DATA, . ‘4, “ (90t ‘ FeRWERECRTED) Cove “Two fan tinwerions | FoaN inecuree % re x) aratechg a 3 +788 . _ aT cece, | hte oars if ng : . ano | . } he we Te BGR or OnE Terie SATION™ ; eevee ed ow i : “———BOSTED: = 4 . 1 i 5 se , ‘ vse eo \ Foaw Use Previous . 7. a 162 2180 Edition SECRET i TH IMSURANCE: ®. soca stgnnty Li - : aa _ Os waves [HEALTH Ika COOK: . en i oan eS nat . wots [re 14-0000 -- ee ‘ A ; : oF ; . a | po + ‘ oo ePay aANyUSTPEAT IN accor pasct eiTe SALARY SCHES “ules OF PL &9-508 : - Ta ALT OF 19495 PeRSuanT To aUTMONTtY OF Pot ag PRovErE? IN Tre ¢ AS AMPAPED, ANC A@UT] POLICY MESEPTI VE OATES 6 GoTuBER 1942," EFFECTIVE Bate OF BAY, aDUUETENTS 10 OfTiset 1955 7 OLu. NEW. NAME Sratay OFUN, FUNDS GReSTER © SALARY SALARY - NOEL JAMES A , a%5292 5f 66 CF GS 16 5 $210535 $220331 ee : to Tastee - ect enantiomer Meg nem et cea etre . moe en mene | nti mens Teeter ets Ese ate mor mame © Stennett emma 264 . 8. Romans" and fabrication yee oO 171 x0 Excess Lior: OOF _ *# Of IN PAY STATUS at Eno. or WALTING PERIOD” ane “Y 7 woe. Status at END oF WAITING PERTON AUOLTED oy ; CA n 1 GERTIFY. THAT “THE: Work “OF THE ‘ApoE NAMED ENPLOVEE Is’ oF AN ACCEPTAALE LEVEL, OF COMPETENCE, SIGNATURES Wf ‘Obsolete Previous ; . ~ Edition ‘ (4-51) Rar 560 ~ ° , : : 14-0000 fg , “ SECRET id : {When filled In} i = ; . NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ra \ | Ince onstsren OTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTIO | 7 | 7 RAMI (LASL-FINST MODUL) os é NOEL JAMES A . | lh | Se ee ee i step wee 2 . i 2 | ‘ _ 5 4 © 4 . ss? . * co } E R-OTHER AUTHENTIC. TION: wa Lee a nas Tere - } : } i z toast | a ! ee 1459) : Form S508 Usd Previous : GROUP | t 163 MFG 1-43 Edition SECRET beatuded Lom eutorata . : : decaishictaon > (When Fiied 3a 14-0000 ADJUSTMENT OF SALARY RATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCHEDULES GF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SALARY REFORM ACT OF 1964 PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE Dit OF CENTHAL INTELLIGENCE: AS PROVID! DOIN THE cl : INTELLIGENCE: AGENCY: ar A: | ‘ DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY E ACTING Di ECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962: . . : SALARY. CONVERTED TO RATE,SHOWN: FOR INDIVIDUAL'S GRADE: AND STEP AS INDICATED CHART BE l ; GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES =< Federal Employees Solary_ Act of 1964 a an aa ae & . 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(#51) Le I: ® me wor ‘ y “a pay status aT DOF WATTANG PEReqe b “3 STATUS AT END Tep he | ‘ kein IatTTars AULETE is AS I] CERTIFY THAT ThE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED es, OF AN ACCEPTAALE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE. 2 . : - ; : “ATES | tt renee wee nna of * Reiharks sha Autkéatcetioa. ~ \:. % 4 NO EXCESS -twop - ; 1S poy ti PAY STATUS AT Fad oF MATT Nig PeRt08 a yo tH, wor status AT END OF- WAITING PERIN5- ps whe ye ey “Form 7-60 60 AES: 26 JULY 61° OS need ty _ Se . opi NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION a) ; . 1 SERIAL MoMeEe LT MAME SLAST#SEsT erestt . - 055292 | NOEL JMMES A 7 . MATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION ed ea! ea Dale 5. CATEGORY OF ERPLOYMENT . -fo oo REASSIGAMENT . oT: 33,6 61} REGULAR “fF aa rm) ove ica Toro? as ae — _ —— , os ne, ° RETRUNEE CASUAL . CO oo 7 oo. oe 7 é . » = aad : . ~ . . 2 . - oo, W.FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL, _ to Co. . . . . 19. ACTION) 29,- Emptay | 21. OFFICE COBIBS ~ 22 STATION | 13. WSEGREE © 7-24. Hegter. | 25, DATE OF > [Ub DATE Cf GRADE | 27. 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NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION . ia T Stra RUMBE® TR, MAE (UaGT FEST aTODLED -055292 | NOEL JAMES A +S CaTeGORT OF Lartoretat to, BaD, ~ 08 |.20161} ~——_sREGULAR : ; -- J. COST CENTER 90. CHARGEABLE ae . - “~; : ae see a - 2 “sd a : . ‘y . : 1 ; oe e L . 5 ~ te a . 4 © [AP ACTIONS. Employ. | 21. OFRCE CODING Hagies, | 28 OATE 1 toe Cook (ods Toute Mupnaparie’ | * 7 * bode [ -_ i ; ; : 137-1 10. | 6266 1670393) b . {3 FOF INE to “ . . “ . 240 NEE EVPIRES ae SPECTAT RETIREMENT DATA-, 132. SEPARATION |: CCTIOM/CAMCELLATION DATA 3D secures ‘ . 4 Sa erry ener vont "REFERENCE rmnaed | _DATA CODE = = ‘ i 7 - . - : ; J . Ely . - . HS Ver. ParFeatnce | 36. SER "37 LOWS, COMP. DATE 39. | FRGLE WEALTA InguRae > fae ioc Secuarte es, * ; _ | cont we NE, COGE j , ; a)” SPBREViOUC COVEBMESEMT 41 = * = - u - een ee . Ae PREVIOUS COVERURERT XE DA CP AROUEAVE CAT. 40 FEDERAL TAT DATA” a SISVE TAK DATA . [cose Vo ho rreyioud seavicn vone cureuten COLE Wa TAR EXEMPTIONS | Pon Guacstes. |! Coe “ine THN LST e7e oye an a [0 - no watanin sravice * . nas { of exter : e . - 2. aman IN dervies 1 LESS THAN 92 MOS) F- 2. a. . . 7 + OMEN IN SERVICE (uom'e THAN 12 495) as . = inte mmrnmin - a : ¢ ; , " . : 6-69 Edinona Bae Feel Form 1159 Obscleto Previous . - SECRET : 7 at y 14-0000 _, ~ wae ° ied . - SECRET .... . AES: 6 APRIL 61 (When Filled Ia) . ; aan NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION a % SEMA RUTTER 2. HAME (LAST-FURST 8200. . : o55292 | NOEL JAMES A ; 3 bareee OF reespantt actions” ; ve Ds is i a i ‘ er? ” _ 2 . es 7. oat Cant 80, OULD oe matt THEA AaTRORTT ‘ . | SSFHE o1ReCTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE 1961 APPROVED YOUR ‘PERMANERT = ole : _ | GRADE AS GS 16. . _ oa ee 2 a 4 } - a - . . YW atid ai Employ | 21. tite Copii “f2 7. Baie Wis Ge ta Sern ee ; aah : .- ; ' rLA “SPEGAL QETMTEEL WaT k 21. SEPARATION i n- ‘tonne . : REFERENCE - DATA CODE ; : ‘ y__ PEGE ALT Te AWSDRARCE i sou taint % : - ‘ ce fo. waivda TMEALIO WEALTs ve Toon ~ ‘ toe mo . . . 7; Sas . ~ . . 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Cg | - = wots? fa Ne oat Teguiee’ cook) wa tan exemorion Taw ayece reo {cose iw rarest! tei ¢ - - “eo OMAK IN SRAVICE 4 ves ; bet . ju t * . i POECK IN SERVICE CLES rhaW } ane > | fe ane a i ~ Fo gered sn SRAVICE suORG tram 2 SBE: { i f _ SIGNATURE OR OTHER AUTHENTICATION . nana - . wed -ed . : eo vote : teed > . - . ” Cd ry oe . : oe ‘ - -/e > a as 2 - 7 oF ove tae tot * . { { : 2 : : : fore . 2 ce eS a Se od tee \ : fx2 Obsolete Frevious - sess a OLNSO Rives SECRET Bae tye 2G” t S| Qo @. te @ a . hy . at vets 2 . ae a a arena ee ate Ee ee a a ~ ’ am _ ee . —— . 4 po so ee. ‘ IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF Pe Le 86-568 AND OCI MEMO DATED 1 AYGUST 19565 SALARY IS ADJUSTED AS FOLLOWS EFFECTIVE 10 JULY 1960. - iT SO | NAME SERIAL ORGN - GR-ST OLD SALARY NEW SALARY ! 7 - i | t i es + OFRECTOR OF PERSONNEL - Le nS Asay MDT Fatih Se wets ORT De ate we — eee Hine mr ane RENE My ACEI oT ne me 4 $92 4652 GS-16 1 St49190 $15 9259" t emierr oe EHS werner 14-0000 , ~ "SECRET: ov NOTIFICATION OF. PERSONNEL ACTION PAS: 11 MARCH 1960 : ; 1. Serial Ne, 7. Nome (Lest Firs Micle} Sate OF Banh [4 Ver Fel : Me Bey 40-0 1G i mal 555292: | NOEL JAMES A _ _ 7 SCD 2 SC tert o COON 98 Kuthority .[40. Ap LT ne Mo. | Da. Yr. | Y¥o- i Code} : | Ma ONS Vent Code a ge ver 01} 26} 3i.iN°-2 4 150 usa hoz _—- VA 09 18 val PREVIOUS ag 34, Organizational Ddqanatens J | BRANCH tH AVANA. CUBA_STAT 33, 3. UePh. = Fret old. [34. vi woo itl gig sa {Code] ATTACHE Fign’ go | CHIEF OF STATION, aS aN fe " ‘Mo, : 2 . 03.1 7 # PROMOTION TO THE GRADE INDICATED 1s EHP ORAR ‘AND “FOR SUCH DURATION AS. THE, DIRECTOR WiLL DETERMINE. YOUR PERMANEN GRADE 48 THe GRADE_EROM Wi LCH - YOURE | TEMPORARILY PROMOTED, 7 73s. ation No. 36, SRST Oa Som OX FSS : Ly hGS of 0136. Or : e vide a B Step! 3 39. Salary Or-Rato 43 ‘Appropriation priation Numbor a 5 19920. . ; ; ve 1 *1higo | 2 A 5450. 3000 ‘faa, Remarks ~ ———s FORM NO = . . Wmar's? 1150a a 7 406 SECRET : a 14-0000 . RAST FRPDGTiNE PATE - , : : tee Gmace . fae pe - tot : . CERTIFICATION a ON ! CERHIEY. 1 THAT THE SERVICE AND CONDUCT ‘OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE ARE SATISFACTORY. |: T¥PEO, on PRINTED, RANE oF SUPERVISION af? £ . SIGNATURE or DUPERVIZOR- ; ROBERT ¥, DAHLGH:N - 1 Dee. 1958 | GY Fs . a Aon as - . - , ~ e. _ HECK ong. ~ eet sterner . . . ‘ Tl. aupitgo BY” — . &. : | 8 a SECRET . ‘ I - a] ‘ : , GERERAL SCHESULE SALARY UNCREASE RETROACTIVELY EFFECTIVE . + 43 . * . Nab . £2 JAINIARY 195U AUTHORIZED BY Pe. Le 65 - 482 AND OCI . : u WIRECTIVEs “SALARY AS CFLS Juno lose ADGUSTLO AS FOLLOWS . Do NAME SER TAL GRANC-STEP CLO SALARY = NEX SALARY NOEL JAMES A 555292 GS-15-3 3125159 313,377. ? — + ~— ‘ ; , . GORDON “A STEWART ws /S/ OTRECEOR OF PERSONM EL a ~ ; SECRET ‘o 14.90000 ‘ Ns - SECRET ae ; “ Edhar Fillet bn) : <eoree . : NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION &. xt "TSiation Coda my ad BA. . _ ees’ ae 7 85. Position Noa. 36, Sorv.] 47, Occup. Series ; . FSS: : 4 N GS 0136.01 [ga f | 43, Appropriation tion Number - " : Yr. . . y b 3545 55 055 ‘3 - an * - FORM NO. Twan se? 1150q CR wo tex po PLN SECRET . 3 14-0000 ‘1 emp, tenia no 7 hame AEH ENED once, : NOEL JAMES A. . ; — SaaS as as 1 ‘preventive bare . ollie teteteire: : Saar ae oo SECRET = ne ii e 3 (> PRIEN Fitter no. 3, ALLOTMENT Ps our, _ fe a oo " | so) ab | [aizeise ) | 97 | 7 | 28) 57 MPTROLLER OTs ns “HUBER or wgunstwop Excess tues - 9. CHECK ONE, CJ ws ances iwap MF Seeess Lrave twop, CHECK FOLLOWING: Ll] in or STATUN AT EXD‘GH wartime § Ferion 18 HGP STATUS AY END op Wairing sean oO BE COMPLET: Saarinen 2. ~ PROJECTED Tatapy RATE AND errective DAE — if THE OFFICE: OF" PERSONAE 4S. REMARKS tAtARY Tyo, $4, AUTHENTICATION. 5 f “90, Og B oo oa PERIODIC STEP INCREASE . AUTHENT, hd0a1 2 PGSM no f man sa 5600 14-0000 . SECRET ; quarteent, rete man oy Ln 7 cwRLN nuieg N) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION nas Vy, suauter 19 ¢.8. | RENAEBENT ACT FTEO-ROD Yes , LEGAL RESIOENCE Cito oO PRovED 20. REMARKS: ENTRANCE PERFORMANCE RATING: Director of Personne. Secret —-- EMPLOYEE cory” wr. 2 4 es ; : 4 ay 14-0000 - 4 2 an ae a CONFIDENTIAL . a Se MOUK STEP IMTUTASE CORAM Théhe.: Fi is) OU 8 GOVERSEAT HATING OFFICE, 1994-220030 + Agency Of pOnrE wines! Sovgaateme - . : y 2. Poyroll pertod 7 oR Rect Ma FT & Siip No : 4 . ny . 5, tuptaveds came (and saad senwity ocemed member when approgrore) 8. Grads ond salary — ~ er At HOU. Poet pom _ - Afel5 213,09 2 _ STATE TAX Porn prescribed by Comp, Gur, Grater 26, 194k, Geant Bagh Nay ° - 3 - q . s - ’ ° . to: 14-0000 ETANDARD FORM 90 €7 PART) ‘ ery tee er . : (WHEN FLLED 1X)” VIL SEI E COMMISEION . cuarves Rt, repens PeRnONmay MANDAL Lloe - NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION - ree 2 DATE OF BETA 3. JOURNAL 08 ASTION NO.| 4 DATE. a 29 bar ; oot laen ops oct (ate ch) Bigs ’ “ ° (Attache) G8-0136.01-15 —. 11,60 per an j '$9390200 . & 3 ae ‘U8. SUBJEET TASS Ww Za ° crow G 8508-55 -066 “Cige2, =: 199-10 -800". : ° ¢ a EHTRANCE PERFORMANCZ RATING: . oa we , . os” , Direstor of Personnel St i oy I . . 7 22. SIE ADI ME OF OES AUTHENTICATION 7... SECRET ee ee F . 4 BaD [78 S73 SF . “ —— “ 72 ~ an ee Ve cha] - staxpano Fons $2 . Vey . Peer S273 FF Te 08 004 tere conver . . mary ee net Ms ; l ’ . 7 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION | CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS "REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in tems 1 tiroegh 12 end A through D except 6B ond 7 unless otherwise instructed Sf applicable, cbveia resignation ond All in separation data on reverse, OF wate A Moyist na YL RANE (Ale —AMise—/4re -. Gre given narne, init: Tats), and suena) 2 DATE OF mate MR. JAMES A, HOZL . - "19 Mer.1912 & NRTORE OF, ACTION: BOsESTID a pLasouae iSpecuy whether appointment, Broawotion, axeeratioe ete.) x oa Gaps whether establish, change grade or tm, te.) @ thecie ont & raorcniy: ) @ POSTION TITLE AN woes pares «Tat oheweizancn ikea oP3 OF (BTA cH), EAP=93 - Catach Fs83-h) ‘TREA OPS OF (ora cH, BAP-93-1h- 1 25, $20,800.00 29 (attac . iP xf s a FoR ADDITIONS fed CALL (Va, board falephace extension) NCH, x-bhiS7 ! J 14, POSITION ELASSIFICATION ACTION = Ts | ww Tia Fe wees | PReW | VIcE/ LatRe] 7 wi rm | GD: FL . ‘ Ey i we 17, A - : 1a SuaIECT TOS, | TS DATE. OF “SET: @® ELGAL RESIDENCE § SEX |RACE 3563 - FIS9-55-066, RETIREMENT ACT “MENT AF Five USS WES~N0) \atetssiaas Ge, peter oo "ae ceenaaNGES 7 IWETIAL OR SIGNATURE | BATE | Sar - —— — : _— ApPROD BY Fl CAREER SERVICE BOARD. 99 TALE. JUN JUN 23-1054 | meee ne | —---_-+-—. ~ & CEIL: OR POS CONTE | fom CLASSIFICATION vd IO CASS =— cy PLACEMENT On EMPL, oe GEE. en ar 14-0000 , pig pee. PRAere earré pe Tat . dcund fi ety FLBSY eto Sree cose ssaH - - Lf / i, So - UNVOUGSRED ur REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION . ; ; REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill In itema 1 through 12 and A through D excep? 6B and 7 unless otherwise Instructed, If cppticable, ebrain resignation and fill ta ‘separgtion.daia on reverse. 1 stancaas Foew 520 . ; a t MAME (Ser, Aline Mle One given nema, ictal), ad eyrnasne) “Ye Onn oF aunty. % REQGIET nO, Mr Janed A» NOBL EL : . ad Mar.1911 7 & mare ACTION Tat A PERSOITL (Spectr whether ‘apipolntment, prosiotion, eopiration, ‘oe0d. . a Reas grment: at rome (Specity whether eetablish, chanae Gode oe ththe; ote. , re ~Tis FOSITION CLACSIFICATION ACTION -: _ pNeW | WCE | LA (REAL ., : C2 Fl: 13., (13, DATE OF _AMOINTS © “MENT APFIOAWITS: (ACCESSAQNS ONLY) "3, VETERAN PREFERENCE HORE Wail oTnen: set, | 10 SRE APPROPRIATION . RAGE . ‘tor vim ad Be CpARSRES, . ; 7. Ps |G. CLASSIFICATION "B. PLACEMENT.OR EMPL EB. F. AFPROVED BY 1400000 + * Pawtaent, omInyINe OFFICE: 1068-088500 14-0000 ee a reat fT Se aes Do, - SG srnaer - same, mesa Ty REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION’ © REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill In items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B ond 7 unless otherwise Instructed, if applicable, obtain resignation and All in separation dats 0 on reverse, ~~ 4 Oa7E oF BtavEET cy re? Sree "Mire One given nume, initials), end et surname) 2 OME OF rrr) 7 “TL Reowst- FY 6 RT Mr, Javes he NOEL ; | iy Marelyll . - ry mare 6-8 asin . . te EOTECTIVE DATE ther 1 & PROPOSED; aA. Poets iSseeey | ah ef eppolntanect, prometion, separation, ote.) |. Poariicn pup whathos eatablish, change Sade or title, oto.) _ "pchuion Wid mi ‘aw ano oP - api Eee. Gos ak 5. acouERT ny 1 reagan feet a - Slanazarer’ itt CALL (Nama ond telaphane etension} “ PosyeN Gear nayn sCrOn 7 ‘eter, | to ea | vied | WAL REAL 2 “Baas Orne : : . . Jf fof oo . eR TION . ~ ac enc k i BE OF appoints | 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE . wiMEL C E j| rence: 3529 ‘ ALES Ci wy. ‘Ccainco Cy Prove tr, 3529 STATE: ; St On 5am a SIEKS : : i ‘ * . : i . : : ‘ : i 4 s 22 CLEARAHDES | TT INITIAL OR D8 MOWATURE | | DATE LE |B CEL On RCE Caer ACA i Casati — je “RMAcMpoeEm SSSCS*~*S | & [ F APPROVED ar M.A s 14.90000 STaxnaan roam SE peomy tae es he wot ee ares come Aes oe ore rea, URE, ee" REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except. $8 and 7 unless otherwise instructed, if opplicadle, ob obtain resigaction an and fill in seporation ‘dota on reverie, nen (Me Mise -Mire.- One iron nana Hnetsatah and surname) | 2 bart or gate To ; ‘Laceetat na UNWOUCIERED gfe Oh SST AF, 3 ee oe ie ‘Wire 6 cure & PROPOSED. GAL AUTHOR 0 fr $ OF OTHE! ig a & posTioN (Specily whether establish, change grade or tithe, oto.) : OO ' MAY Area Ops: Officer (Br Ch). Ba-l0 |e vonrion The ano Te ey) ° h fenvice ceack ano sna co ste IN ‘uu OF si50 1: ]OMFICATION oF PERSONNEL Ink I" ver Tee Abit 18. APrROP ann GATE OF ANNCINT. {. FROM, “br 3800-20200 = a) {ACCESSIONS ORLY) Ceumio. Cenoveo Hl ©. Sane. | 20. STANDARD FORK ROMANS. i | ~ apeaaven iY” SES ICE BGARD- a eee —ae ae aCe OR ROS CONTROL SenseneN sve as 2 4 ave ve . ‘A z \ ead elt Mi bez! _ smb OFA wore FG ; one | j Ome A ana me tte “+ Sa Gee SECRET iL | CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION Alcteg é y NOFL, Janne Ae | 1A Auguet 1952 a BATURE OF ACTION . . POPEC UE DATE | intog ration eer pee _ ee omteemmmeriiey AL Auguat 1962 10, Attacha (Eoon. ort.) F804, $7889. Post ovrcacyniat AUTHORIZED tt AGHORNCE wiTH seine peninaritaas Cc co oitnor OFFICE AND. NO-ATIAKE SEFIOKUNT LZECUTED ON _ —. SECURITY CLEARED OH » a : i ovinseas AGREEMENT StG#iEL._ - . a a : : exriiiep Of OUT. ee ee aE ‘ ce chars oF Baindentina OFFICE RERARS: oo —_ _ Subjact integrated inte the Depertamt cP State with a F83-4, $1689. Subject is to be pal the difference pétaeed CIA salary of $9690. and selery of $7689 | to be paid by the Department of State if accordance wita nia instructions thare- with. . . . F Siék and annual tea7e a to be he lé in eserow untll subject reverts back ta Che - J - ‘| statupe Se Taha Ed - MO—GLIRZ-3 UG SO YSAameRT Peas OFFICE Bw ng 37-1 TT . 14.90000 SECRET CONF IOENTIAL FUNDS “PERSONNEL : . . bate. MOLL, Janoa A. . 12 Harel 1952 actioe TERFECTIVE OaTE Jevenidam Roaseipnment_ _—— | 27 April 1952 _ DATH OF OFFICE AND HO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED 54 SECURITY CLEARED OM _ OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNEO™ ENTESEO -OM DUTY . crc ‘ : 1 S-/1,. GPG 33-400339 Fors WO." 55 4 * : nov 1049 \ ‘ SECRET wen. 14-0000 : ° SECRET , wn ing errr ee nrg NMA, Tita bree ° JOVEASEAS AGREEMENT SIGNED we ENTEREO 68 OUTY ; t “yn wp a op e FORM HO. + mov 1849 B78 GPO 93-500339 SECRET 14-0000 ° : : * DATE 19 September 1250 EFFECTIVE Oate 17 Seateuber 1 1250. POST DIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED $M ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS — co oI DATH-OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIOAVIT EXECUTED ON SECUAITY CLEARED ON : . - OVERSEAS AGREEBENT SIGHEO_° ENTERED ON DUTY. . __. : REMARKS: , L.S.I. 7 Xarch 199. nis is to certify that the conduct and services sf t ¥ : ; were satisfactory in all respects. Sf of _ “BIVES ION C! Fass GPO OSC §O-284 nov toy 27°! ; SECRET . . . . . . , fa SECRET iad pore ‘ . 10 November 1949 wature OF acTian EFFECTIVE DATE ___. Conversion ~.Classifioation Act of 19498 50 Qotobor 1939 ‘ ; - ; FROM : . . 1% 7 . . “Intelligence Ofricer (staff) | Inteiligerioe Officer (start) 7 4 = = a - = . 7 + JORADE AND saLaRy CAP=16 §7452020 GS-15 $7600.00 a . fe H ° - a : : oe : soe a i 3 | % he " 4 ° ” a : ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS C7] Co ; |secumiry creacen ow . JOVERSEAS AGREEMENT Staxee ” i , : Jewtereo on ovty , . i AYUTSTLYS oF huTeeTi CATING OFFICER : *® Per authority dontainad in itr DCI - 28 Ootober 1949 ; So. 3 Fon xo. 37-0 PREVIOUS Edd THONS ARE NOT TO af USED. SECRET i 14-0000 we hee . ie SECRET abs ZY. . a“ es er DATE OF biRia 19 March 1911. i ; - { TITLE: ” . ct PGRADE, AN” SALARY : i can b Jorrice’:- . i 7 : . : a - Mot , . -$ . co woe . oo . i BRANCH ae a wo . ; —_, ; an wth. oivesion. Z — on or i Pa : :) POEFICIAL STATION ‘ t on 3 i ; J CHFEF OF STATION . . : ane . PERSONNEL, OFFICER ! a oe nee nena eae nan narra eR nt ntenttin es ment an ; "YES 49 oe : i POST OIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED IM ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS §«=[~ J [} , ow fo: ! . Os -: oa : , ‘OATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED ON : _— coer sire enema : : | security cuesakeo on ; - ‘ } : Z . 1 FOVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNED ENTERED CN DUTY 7 Bf __ autiginticaTeo py * a . ; : , REMARKS ‘ : . ; S=2° _ Subjeat is reslacenent for ‘ Yornet L. Greshan who fa . leaving. that slot, eee ot ot et . . sO = a4 a c FORM KO. 57.4. PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE NOT TO BE USED. Fee 1948 7 SECRET 14-0000 ‘om *_BECRET ee \ CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSOKNEL ACTION i : RESTOENCE AT TIME OF EMPLOYMENT j 2 J eecaL apoRess i? . t an Pe i 3 GRADE “AND SALARY a - ‘ 1 4 Porrice. ; : . 4 v - : j 1 Terasca i j me _ _ a i Jorvasion - Ne - , POFFICrAL STATION Guatemala City. _ 7 i WEAOQUARTERS £ = } ; i a ; . , ; 1+ nates +n amare t ee : - - i fedeey of syatiow j ; FOR THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR oo £ " . * t Sof. ; , t i i fn T ! ; : [CATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRINE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED On £ | secveir: cLeareo on . é “ a TT TC | r OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNED _ : ENTERED GX DUTY a ‘ RR 7 “7 _— . a AUTHENTICATED ay sf ROARK i : nom i Subject hap basen in grade alnes 20 Octabor 1945. : ed . ee 37+) PREVIOUS EOITIONS ARE NOT TO BE USED, . SECRET 14-0000 Irmeeige Letlieeaes ‘comernen = > t Title ; office. - Branch, . {DIwtetan. venttettade 2+ PERSONNEL ACTION REQUEST @ ‘ SPECIAL FUNDS ; : BOTE? Bee Inetructions cn reverse site. DATE m Janos Arthur HORE 12 Oatober 1948 (oak apoRress” Cali fornia .: Oorszeh STATUS Tu! Married tocat aODRESS a : 7 [Swern OF DEPENOESTS _Uaa s | avis oF i710" Pordodde Pay Incroas Grade and Salary ‘Section Oe 7 offictal’ Station. ALLOWANCE 2S (Per Annus} Quarter : Cost of Living Social Foreign Living REMARKS! (Wnyde geontinuod to reverse side) Btibjeat hss reocived no. increaze in palary sines 6 April 1927. i oor tity | that tha gervices and conduct of the ‘employee during the period wore satiofuctory in all reopp aut gt woo pei © 0 rd .-t} . ‘ rol® . . poco g7e : POGa oF . us) Of- 34) i OVAL - : “| HEADQUARTERS.U. 8, . cane ‘ ee ae np tog ; . ; 4 Ke. Alege (ae te AAbhe ds CHIEF OF STATION: ” DATE ESD a “Br eep DATE : a a ee ee LY Waa. LEA “SPFCIAL FUNDS OFFICER pate | Eetece ceithe pate" ~ y DATE cute terse ales COuwiTTEE DATE; LO : A to, 12 MOR spa3 B7~L PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE NOT TO BE USED. MARITAL STATUS —.__ Marrfe@ cirrs POSTTIOK CONTROL NO ; CLASSIFICATION — CAFel2 | ANNUAL GROSS SALARY 5905.20. a OFFICIAL STATION ~~~ Gantenata- Citys ous ~ ys ALLGiancE See ee NAME B0Blay JAMES} Ae NATURE CF acricn__.. Perdedle Ineresse_ 7 EFFECTIVE [email protected] AAT LocaTiON OF DEPENDENTS 19 March 19h7_ SUNSEN Oj! DELPENDENTS O39 “CITETENSHIP_ Wee SEX ML ase SSL | PS1TLOK __.. Calef af Statiea CNTRCL NO, a _ SSIFIGATIO! SIFLGE NO aa ANNUAL, CRE SALARY _ : QUARTERS i QUARTERS ceeeretennetne ns arene COST UF TAVTRG! pn nee nee nen nthe COST oF LIVING : “cnt ainneentnanrnenemeee OPRCIAL POREIG i LIVING _ owen _— SPECLAL FOVELGN LIVING tele cement aeemmaitener somenee i rotaL : ; TOTAL t seenermas mene erent rN RETNA TCAD : “OFFICE: _ : HBANCH —O806P BE. ee ~ JF 172 8 Be hs Sa e . Sone f To me PALD BY __ : TAX WPRAMRLD tb UNTTED Stay - . re : INSURANCE Te BE WITHHELD IN . - . . + (Amount subjoct.to chante Saardased or doursasad) “BAVINGS BONDS ‘e PEP TREMENT WOLHAE cb orn UNep oPMe (Spegtfy in cotalid ALLOTs ; Jars soe eer Adee se ° . TOTAL GROUS SALARY PRE PAY EFRiec> : _ BAGS Thereby authorive and direct the Dicburetins Clitce to pake nbove aliotments from ny componnntd ‘ . . toot 4 Fore. No, 7-2 chee inate # Sep [sis Ge Ss 45 — ~~ Signature of + 14-0000 i OB DESCRIET TON: : i ___REASONS FOR ACTION . > - eas . 7 a8 ” fp b - - i i . af ¢ é : - * - , - bape at ra] - par) one: . Ce oh Be ~ fet abep of APFROVED.. OFFICE —~wiata 7 : Cchier or ‘Mtsalon!-: Date ~-Pata ttc 7 7 -_ : : Dato, . 7 5 ITT Security ity Officer)" . ate a a . “Date. Speelal Funds Officer Tae ig? Fe Oe “ - - - : grote : S / LAG bet . ~ Pare lZi, ; ‘Speciei funds Officer v r 7 4 Snel” wert 14-0000 oy FUE eee - FURSONNEL ACTION REQUEST ond This form ia bo beoin. inted in tripllenata hy the appre,. . SECRET: {ato Pranch or Orftce __- Chlef for processing tn accordance with existing personnel procedures, Upon / - approval, the original and one copy will be retutined by the Dinburstnus Office Naa oe and one copy returned bo the erletinating of ftee, NAME NQBLe JAMES Ae_ . EFFECTIVE DATE 10 March. 1947 : MARITAL STATUS. —arried NATURE OF -ACTION._Tranefer DATE 6. Maroh.. 1947. MUMEER OF DEPENDENTS 98 LOCATION OF DEPENDENTS te Anertoan srmale__ oa CITIZENSHIP | POSITION. Ghief af Station POSITION Ohta of dtation ; CONTROL Os CONTROL NO... _. _ 4 : CLASSIFICATION aS) CLASSIFICATION cape oie ; a | ANKUAL GROSS SALARY -.98908,20— ANNUAL GROSS’ SALARY oe OFPICIAL STATION —-Baroslanay spain OFFICIAL STATION _._quatémalas C8tF¢—— ; > ALLOWANCES: _ . ALLOA . - . : QUARTERS oo a QUARTERS ; - ———— : COST OF LIVING ; COS'T OF LIVING . SPECIAL FOREIGN LIVING _. SPECIAL FOREIGN LIVING 0 eee ‘ TOTAL : TOTAL seer eo ; OFFICE: ORF Tas” : BRANGH ~—~080.» YER PAARCH : ‘VE VISION _ ep DLVISTON ee ee TO BE PAID BY _. . a - {Plald) PAX WITHHELD IN UNITES STATES INSURANCE TO BE WTS fi ONTTED STATES penne eee OFFICE (Amount hubject to chanve If premtym fy lnerenned op decrenzed) SAVTNGS BONDS . - REDLREMENP WITHURLD G8 UNITED STATES OTHER (Spoctfy tn detaLll) | ‘ ALLOTMENTS ee ae a (Mane “or “AL lottee) ‘Adaircas __. TOTAL GROSS SALARY FER PAY -PERLOD $ I hereby suthorize and direct the Disbursing Office to make abeve allotments Prom my compensation, Form No. 3%+1 ~ tte ee Sep 1946 SECrica r (3 tgnature of “Employee } 14-0000), +2 ee cay ~ OF DELTRIPTICN: DATE OF LAST PROMOTION SPECIAL QUALIPICATIONS . REASONS FOR ACTION eet ctrmmnnet tend anae eetanat sct mien yenene Hosen setantaus ves oe ciate y ace \ 1 WESC se ah aeons oil a . oe 7 — .. Date _..—___. : (Chief of Kieeton) : : : Date. (Scourlt7 Officer) ‘ oA Bt APPROVED, 1 OFFICE SPS APE. _tllitngs f= Rte 7 (Administratiy, ficer) a RE EL epee Date. nee Dy Date /¢/Tee ¥? ‘Bavien Com.) f $ -“““TEpeelal Funds Officer) ~ ® ? . Dat Sb ee ; oo é . s a ,. ™ 2 3 ‘ } : Le mee? ad : . ie This form {ts to be tnichated In triplt Chief for processing in accerdance wi appreval, the orleinal and one copy «i and one cepy returned to thb orig inatir copy t NAME ROE, Ss ae NATURE OP ACTION Best Appoioten mh oe OCT 2a fe EFFECTIVE DATE 2 1986 “MARITAL status _Garried POSITION — CONTROL NO. : CLASSIFICATION _- _ ANNUAL GROSS SALARY —_ OFFICIAL STATION . _ ALLOWANCES: = - . 3 QUARTERS ~ : — . - cna ee ena : COST OF LIVING 4,0 ——— : SPECIAL FOREIGN LIVING __._ . Po TOTAL : & : OPFICE: , : BRANCH — , DIVISION. TO BE PAID BY : TAX WITHHELD IX UNITED states BS WITHHELD IN UNITED STATES t INSURANCE TO (Amount subject to chango if premium , SAVINGS BONDS RETIREMENT WITHHELD IN UNITED STATES “OTHER (Specify in detail) Acote af Js Ag & Lilisen Be aol {Namo of Allettoo) Address “Sth 2 B TOTAL GROSS SALARY FER PAY PERLOD I hereby autherize and direct tho Disbursi: compensation, Form No, 37-1 Sep 1946 ns orfice, incraased or decreased) 23°4n ALLOTMENTS First National Bank af San San eso od el eren adr PERSONNEL ACTION REQUEST , “ray ate Branch or Offices , aa procedures, Upon | he Disbursing Office te by the appre; existing perse be retained ty t e OCT 24 1946 NUMBER OF DEPENDENTS ___ 908 LOCATION OF DEFENOSNTS Barcelona, Spain _ CITIZENSHIP American sry Aemale ace_35_ Chief of Station, Rurcolape. ~ . er ST - CONTROL NOs. « CLASSIFICATION canaa. nt ANNUAL GROSS SALARY $5905.20 . OFFICIAL-STATICN - Bareétona, Spata POSITION ALLOWANCES’: QUARTERS COST OF LIVING SPECIAL FOREIGN LIVING TOTAL 840.00. 91,740.00. OFFICE: BRANCH “sho ener ene DIVISION CFFICE 282,71 _ Broadway, Gan [hago, Call fornta $ Steely ~g Office to make shove allotments from ny a ii “lb. iia Fae ef Emr ruse of Employee) —~S 14-0000 7 een tien ea etie meme meee aleS of Station at Barcelona. .of Zarceions chains. ocereionel vialt- to that area. Adninigtrscion of offfee, aiaiac elrative and inteligenes reporta emanating from Barcelona offitv, “Direction of Bilbao chains with contact maintained by Processing of Bilbao mate ate Gensral; Barcelona, of political behalf’ of tho Military Attscho, Madrid, ani of noekly report | al. Pre;a ration of all Direction Pr eparstion on Oris; of reports on on movement of néval vessels on behalf of the Raval Attache, Madrid (through tie Cimelate General). Cooperation with the Joint British-Aner4 can Trusteoship (acc), Lialeon with British 1.5, : . APPR _SPESIAL QUALIFICATIONS Hadrid VED | Madzid, on "safe haven" casos, REASONS FOR ACTION pap) : Sf Lb gh at Mb icon of fae ———. Data Dette: OFFICE PO sous APPROVED 3 DATE OF LAST PROMOTION ON Mijrte GRRE Dar SOY (Admini Stratigs orrieer) ; 16 Ttanie- Datel Chad. Prine chide) : os “ 2 Date pteue Com, } 14.90000 : ; * SECRET (When Friled In) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 055292 SECTION A 8. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE Chief of Base . CHECK tx) TiPE OF APPOINTMENT - [eandincpnowinonae ev inatroctlone « Beetlan ©) [x [ewoac [Re aire [x i OE Be to slig ha-action, could? A. Adeayote “Pp frsiones aes att sogeiremente “teks entively sotisioctory ond te cheied ork zed . excellence . 7 ‘ | P+ Broficieny Performance . °. Strong . Performance is ‘che acterized by excapilonal proficiency, _ - 1 ‘coptionat in eefotlon'to roquizements af the work ond Ia soinparlss son tor the perférmonce of | ork os t cont special ) recogni so * Quisronding Performance is ao others: Seing | List up to six of the most? important spacific duties perfor id ‘during the r period. Insert rating letter which best des -[mannor in which omploye performs EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY effoctivencds-in porformanc of thot duty. Ail employees [with supervisory responsibilities MUST ba rated on thelr ability to supervise {fhdicate numbor of employees auporvived): SPECIFIC DUTY NO. I Chicf of Base supervising six professional and three clerical subordinates, SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 Establishment and maintenance of operational support. mechanisms... RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 Operational reporting. ¢ SPECIFIC oOuTY NO. 4 Liaison with FBI and DCS, et al. : RATING CErTEer sPacivic DUTT NO. S Direction of recruitment and handling of support assats.. SPECIFIC OuryY Na. 6 Pp . Gt : 7 eC OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION - Teke into account ever thing about the employes which influences his offectiveness in his current position such os per- formence of specific duties, productivity, conduct an job, coeporetivencss, pertinent personel traits or habits, and -porticutar limitations or telonts. Busad on your knowiedge of employoe’s overall parformance during the rating period, ploce tha letter in tha rating bax corrasponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of performance. RATING | LESTER Coa VRattediod Save eves SECRET 3° ee) fe : gos 45 use previous cottons 14-0000 CRET (Whee Filled tn) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indlcote Signilicant strengths or weoknesnen demonstrated In current position KecGP Bier ie “on overall performance. State suggestions made for improvement of work Performance ive! torides tar tealning, Comment on foreign longuage competence, if required bse current position, Amplity or explain votings earaik In tion B to provide best betis for dotermining future personnel action. Manner_ol performance of mona, ecial or byperyp cory dutteec end coat conrciousnets i se_of povronnel, space, ewipment ond fynds, must be commented on, ni { oxtea space is needed ts complete Section C, attach @ separate shoet of paper, y! {] 08 AM "68 Mr. Noel is much too experienced and practiced a hand for hia performance to vary very much from year to year. He has nas bog ettide an the highly ‘creditable performance in San Francisco that has been star for him for many years. He has managed hia subordinates well ahd has exercised uni- formly good judgment in directing their operational efforts. Of particular . value has been his stcadiness in the face of administrative adversity disrupting the organization of his Base, Mr. Nocl insured that the work of the Base continued uninterrupted and demonstrated hia capacity to keep on-top of ali details and report them to Headquarters a8 appropriate. It is a credit to Mr. Noel that in the post-Ramparts ‘exposure period there was not a single instance of an academic asset withdrawing froma relationship with the Base, Pagpective thoie relation ship te ‘The perforra nee of his officers atteststhe chreful guidance and wise -leadership which has enabled thei to operate securely and’well in sensi- | tiveareas, His rédltions with the FBI and pcs are excellent, He is : . appropriately economy mindod, . In short, he. ig a | decidedly atrong aupor~ visor. CERTIFICATION AND COM COMMENTS” ‘ CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS 2, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT. SiIONATURE OF EMPLOYER - BY SUPERVISOR IF THis REPORT HAS NOT NEEN SHOWN TQ EMPLOYER, OIVE EAPLANATION Mr. Noel is in the Field and will be shown a copy of this _Fitness Report on his next TDY trip to Headqua arters._ OPFICIAL TITLe GF pitith RVISOR monet, PMPLOYEE HAS DREN © UNGER MY SUPER IISION 18 months DATE | 15 July 1968 c /po/t BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Concur in rating, officer's judgment, ANDO SIGHA TURE DATE 17 July 1968 SECRET 14.90000 SECRET : . (When Fillad In) EMPLOYER 9ERIAL NUMA Eo 055292 ~~ ~—«. ‘FITNESS REPORT _ . 7 GENERAL ee ee ee ee Te NAME (Leal) (Firan (Mickdte) 2. UATE OF BIRTH [* TS 4. Grave ‘| rr) j________Noe], James A, 3/19/11_) M 16. D: 8. OF FICIAL PORITION TITLE oe GPr/BY/oR OF ASSIONMENT 8. CURRENT STATION Chief of Base- ‘ DDP/DOD re Francisco fo, CHECK tx) TYPE OF REPORT % CHECK 1X) TYPE OF APCOINTMENT READSIONMENT SUPEarTsSCR ALASHONMENT EMPLOTRE n ssa Arating in this € category soqsras f from counset: #6 further tra finde 16 placing on |. ipa or proposed in ‘Section c.. } formonce moeis ail: ioquirements. fr la. sntiraly sotisfectoiy and. is choractor| zed neither by defictency aor ellence. Pp. Fisticient Performance is more than saristogtery. Destrad results ore. being produced In. a prottetont manner, ‘ oa + Sioa: ‘ Performonce ts choractorized by siceptional, profi jeneys . “ Qusetondiog Potforma: - . others doing Listy up to ale of tho most Iniportont spacitic, duties pajformed ‘during the-rathe poriod. losort roting lotter-# which beer ‘|renner in which omployaa porlorms EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY ofectivencss in- parformonce ‘of that duty.” AN empisyses with suporylsory fosponsibilitios MUST be rated on their ability to-supar vi 3 so (indicate number of amploy euporviged). . un nn OS nent S35 [SPECIFIC CUTY NO: I i ret tee Chief of Base stipervising six professional and threo . : clerical subordinates. ; 8 ft. om . SPECIFIC OUTY |! NO. NO. 2 . . . . i cdisen: ee establishment” and maintenance of operational support I mechanisis. - | § SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 a . ~— ee nanan wy 5 279 . 1 EF TER Operational reporting. - i 8 — bt ee ae ee SPECIFIC buTY NO. 4 " ' Liaison with the FBI and DGS, et al. roe aPucivle DUTY NGS ; Direction of recruitment and handling operations, . SPECIFIC. OUTY Hons, am . Dye 967 ‘ ; ; 1 AUG 8 ; a4 3 Vl . os “OVERALL | PERFORMANCE | in CURRENT POSITION rs icici ieee else ria. — 7 rary sak Take Into ceeount over thing obout the employes which Influences his offectiveness in his current position such os per- { LETTER formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on qo cvoperativeness, pertinent personal traits or habits, and | particulor limitations os talents. Based on your knowlodge of emplayse’s overall performance during the rating poriod,| 8 : H t place the Jetter In the rating box corresponding ta the statement which most accurately reflects his level af performance. ' -| . - oe FoRM [Raieted am ertoarte| S88" 45 ossovers paevious coirions, SECRET “nme 14.90000 SECRET - 7 1 Bhen Fitted tad SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths er weaknesses demonatutod in current position keeping In propet perspective thale relationehip ta. overall porformance, Stgte suggestions mode fue impravement of work performance, Give recomrendonoys for trotning., Comment an foreign longuage compastence, Hf required for current position, Amplify or oxntet coatings given in Section B to provide beat bovis for determining future parsonnel oction, Monner of petlormance of munuger®| Sige: sory duties must myat be described, Hf -J applicoble. Cr, Mr. Novel is an old hand at running. Bases or FOLK ta, abroad and his performance as Chicf of Base, San Frnt co, amply. attests that. It goos without. saying that,he understands all aspects of the business, knows how to delegate, organize, direct and report. He has continucd to do all these things well. His seniority, experience. and maturity served the Agency in particularly good stead during this period when the location - tT of hig Base was compromised in the public press, through no fault.of Mr. Noel, His subsequent and consequent..actions wore all taken with sound judgmont. and appropriate calm and circum- . speetion. He was also most receptive to, and cooperative in, Headquarters suggestions in-this matter. He is, of course, cost . conscious and an excelicnt supervisor, His overall. performance 5 A is that of a high. Order of senior Agency officers. : . CERTIFICATION AND C COMMENTS: ~____ BY EMPLOYEE ‘ ; 4 CERTIFY THAT?! re © SEEN SECTIONS ONS A, B, By ANOE "B, ANO © OF THIS R REPORT SianaTuURG ae aurlover BY SUPERVISOR i? THIS REPORT HAS NOT DEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION Subject is in the ficld; a copy of this voport is being retained to show him on his next TDY to Has. “TY¥PEO OR PRINTES NAME AND SIGNATURE (signed in draft) Stanley HW. Gaines BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL MONTHS EMPLOVEE HAS eaaN UNDER MY SUPER YTISION ' @ months . NOPPICIAL VTi oF ‘SUPERVISOR os C/DO/1 21 August LD. ny SEFICIAC TIFLE OP NEVIEWING OF FIEIAL [EWP Kh ef Tipp iE AND SIGNATURE Vf Chief, DO Division ML, re, GE a <7 Gordon 4 Jorgensen BATE: 28 August 1967 i. SECRET oR 14-0000 ee . fo «SECRET an . (Bhan Pitted En) < EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER oLseg2 FITNESS REPORT i GENERAL ~ _ 2 o«te or pintn [s. sen soRabE 19. 90 | 19 March 191L] M GS-16 D t Orr/biv/aR or Aostonma my}. CURRENT TATION eee | Madrid 5! cee te eee mies 7 to. CMECK (2) TYPE OF AE PORT Tau (heat) (ris ittadie) SPECIAL (Speotty)s 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Fronr to) lL April 1965 - 27 September 1965 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION iw. Rek Performance ranges from wholly Incdaquate to slightly leas thea sctlefactory. A sire this category requires - positive romedial action, The nature of the action could rango from counseling, to f G7 raining, te placing’ ‘on Probation, * fo re estanment ote seporatl 6 Be scribe ection taken or: proposed. ta Section C. . Porformance ts choractorized: by Kcepticnel proficlenicy. Performance is ‘so oxcaptional in relotion to requirement sof the work and In comporiton to the performance “ others dolog similor work os to warrant spects roanttlon. - 4 wipe eed ne nguyen cent oe tee —— ‘UL Fst. up to sie of the most important spacifte dusl 1 Jmenner in.which gmployoo. patforms EACH ecific duty. Consider ONLY affectivenoss tn. eilormence of thet duty. Ar ribs ! with Superyiaar. aponsibilitios MUST “ba -ratad on rhoir ability to supervise (indioats aumber’ of soiployeos super vieed) ‘ . : SPRCIFIC DUTY: H My rating of the perfucmai i 5 deaertp tion of his nerformance ahtoch {o- contained in his fitecas report tb ._for the period ending 31 March 1965. __ : SPECIPIC bury 4a, a y RATING : . LETTER - : SPEEIFIC DUTY NO. 5 comrmereemerm career more RATING ‘ oo . LHYTER fy we SPRLIFIG DUTY NO.@ Cetra : SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 5 — — ~ ri 7 , a os , ; 4 a | . . SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 6 RATING | : Le LETTER : ___ OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN iN CURRENT POSITION _ LETTGR Take Into account everything about the omployee which influences his offectivencas In hie currant : positien such 35 por- formence of specifi ihiog productivity, Conduct on he ecoperativensss, pertinent porsonal truits of hobits, ond- varticuler limitations\gr talents. Based-on your knowledge of amployee’s overall porformance during ths rating period, g plece the lotter In the kaling box corrosponding to the stotoment which most accurataly reflects his level of porformance. SECRET 14-0000 sO SECRET TFPICE OF wey. (Then Fillet tad NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant atrangths o: weakn demonstrated In current position heepinGOy ie prseeceve | thalr estationship to fonts overall performance. State suggestions made for improvement’ of work performance, wel y "rhe foining. Comment on foreign language compotonce, if requited for currant position. Amplify or oxptata ratings given t be: a to provide best - .. basis lor detarmining future personnel action. Manner of performonce of munagerial ot supervisory duties must be described, it appl icable. + MAN R Com, TCERTIPY THAT I HAVE “eit SECTIONS A, 8, ANO C OF THIS REPORT _ ; * BIGNATURE OF & or aMPLOYEE ee BY SUPERVISOR ; “TF THIS REPORT HAD HOT HEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYER, GIVE BNPLANATION [MONTHS EMPLOYER HAB BEEN GHDER MY SUPRAVIZION Mr. Noel is currently at his ove rneas pont. TST PRD OR PRINTED Nal ees AG aus aed OPRICIAL FICE OF Bur aUPERVISOR we tele en fuWN Chich, WE Division WihLian D. oan” ne EVIEWING OFFICIAL “ToRriciat TiiLE OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL ] ADGP . . SECRET . re foes “, we “Led a / - 12 May 1965 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT WE SUBJECT: James A. Noel, Employee Serial No. 055292 D “""- Fitness Report for the Period 1 April 1964 Hdges. 3 to 31 March 1965 1. Subject, who was born 19 March 1911, is a GS-16 and: - has, been. assigned | to Madrid as Chief of. Station since: ; October . 1961. : - ae 2, As Chief of Station, he, 46 charged. with the orgafi- 4zation and: managem nt-of the stati in. and is responsible , for ‘the planning, dat: on, and supérvision of all its aan activities: He also Ex€reises - general supervision of the, 7, Barcelona ‘base. Assit ng. ‘him, and under his general super- vision are 24 staff employees and 15 contract employees. — 3. Subject servés' as the ‘Ambassador! 8 ‘principal intel- ligence officer, as chairman of the Embassy Defector Committee, as the Agency representative on the Embassy Country Tean, aa : and ag the coordinator. of U.S. clandestine intelligence opera- a . tions in Spain. | Accrédited a& the Agency's representative to the Spanish Intelligence (AEM) and Security (DGS) services, “he plans, directs, and supervises all aspects of the station's multi-level liadgon with these services and personally handles the liaison with the Service chiefs and a number of their’ senior officers. On the operational side, subject handles BISHAD/1, CITIZEN and QUYWIND/1. He recruited QUIP/1 during the rating period, arranged a new cover job for HARRIOTT through QUWIND/L, and participated in the handling of QUMALT and QUHOPS. . : : 4, Subject is an experienced and mature officer, possessing an excellent _eoumand of Spanish. Highly motivated, . consctentious, and industrious, he readily accepts responsi- bility and is both thoreugh and reliable in the execution of his duties, Even tempered and affable, he holds the confi- dence and friendship 6f those whom he directs and those to whom he is responsible, and the morale of his station is. noticeably hiyh., He is alert to the operational possibilities wh q ; Le fut cay -_ i a a 14-0000 eam, vo see ~2- ° ; | \ of any given situation, evidences sound and objective judgment, and works well under pressure. He writes lucidly, speaks ; articulately, and exhibits a high degree of cost consciousness : . \ in the use of governtient funds and property. His. delegation of . responsibility to others is “meaningful and well delineated. . 5. Subject's performance has been strong throughout the. rating period. He has given the station purposeful direction — i arid competent management and as an effective supervisor who , commands the loyalty and respect of those whom he supervises, he : has ‘succeeded in obtaining a maximum effort from the station \ personnel. He enjoys the ‘confidence. of the Ambassador and other | 5 ipal officers of the Embassy, "several of whom have expressed . \ : their ‘appreciation of subject's work and- commented on the value ! : . of. the Station's contribution to the functioning. of the Embassy.. j 2 :. Fhe fact-that the Ambassador arrived in Madrid with definite . prejudices regarding the Agency but was of quite another mind upon his departure ; testimony to subject's” skill and tact. a 6. Subjéct has conducted the Agency! 's liaison with the Spanish services most competently, as evidenced by the rela- tionship,, establistied with Captain Goneral Munoz Grandes, his ability to érsuade the AEM to undertake sensitive operations in Guba, and. the fact thet this liaison did not suffer following the attack on the Spanish ship "Sierra Aranzazu”. Marked . progress has- been achieved in joint CE and CP operations, and : subject has devcloped QUANTUM/30 to the point wherein the latter's collaboration far exceeds the cooperation normally expected in an’ “official Liaison. relationship. . .@. In addition-to his considerable executive and liaison duties, subject has “Carfied out the previously cited opera~ tiondl assignments with matked ability. He'is a convincing and persuasive. agent handler, and his operational reporting is - prompt and thorough. “8. "Phe only criticism I would make of subject is that I believe the station sKould benmking a greater effort to develop — internal assets who will be able to report on and influence developments in Spain following the departure of Franco. ‘ EDWARD RYAN Deputy Chiat Western Europe Div oO i ie OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION: ns" COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL: _ _ CONCUR Willise Do O'Ry hgh ere cer 14-0000 SECRET . . ~ ° (then Petled ta) - EMFPLOTEE SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT . | 055292 GENERAL (Last) 3 “tvddte) [* OATE OF BIRTH [sex T4 owave [8.90 ; NOEL, . James A 1911 uM t 16 i D ae ce nemees Stemi : i pee crane % OFre/aivenn OF ASSIGNUWENT $. CURRENT STATION . . e. GPrICIAL POCITION TITAE ‘Chief of Station, SNadrid DDP/WE/Iberia | Madrid 1@. CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT Anitige ta. REPORTING PERIOD (Fre te) 1 April 1963 - 31 March 1964 wi ghtly han sotisfoctery. . A sari In this category requires I i . é The nonue of;the action could-range from Counseliag, | to further. training, to plocing on : . . Probation, we eeass' mont ‘or to sepsitétion, Doscribe détion taken.or propoded in Section [ ; (4 ; * Adeauote P+ Bioficient _ . 4” Stena 0. "SB ECIFIC DUTIES Tee iiss up to si of the most important spgcifie durias parlormed during the reving parted, Jnsert ating, letver which best doscribas ths imonrer tn which employee petierms EACH spocific dusty. Consider ONLY effoctivencas In parfermanco f thar dity, All employses with supervisory responsibilities | MUST be rated on rtigur ability to Superylea (indicate nunser af exployeos euperviaed) Soe RATIOS QT7aRr [sPEcivic DUTe wo, T As Chief of Station, Madrid, plans and directs all FI and CA operations within Spain . . P " ARTing Fo ShECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 2 RATRG ‘ _ Supervises Madrid Statiom and Barcelona Base personnel i p | SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 rn ns ee ° RATING Maintains contact with serior officials in the Spanish ’ ~ Intelligence Services : 3 fe ouTT Hos — I . RATING Lerrea SPECIFIC OUTY HO.® . | | Represents the Director ot CIA with the Ambassador to Spain | _and other U.S. officials in Spain \ | ° IsPECIFIC DUTT NO. 8 a as ote Personally mndies several sensitive third country intelligence operations. : ‘ ; 3 a ° ~— ” peers ST j LETTER 0. SPECIFIC GUTY 10.6 Supervises Cuban operatioms in Spain SYERALL | PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION er Rating unre Paris Toke Into account everything chout the employan winich influences his offectiveness in, bis ewrens 3 posit auch os per- formance ef specific ditsea, orcauctivity, conduct on 10b, cooparativens ss, portingat ‘perssact trois of hebits, and i particular limitations oy toilets. Assad on your earowledge of amployee’s ovorall performance dyusing the rating posiod, place the letter in the rening 2 Dea corre sponding fa rine statement which siost ceecuratoely reflects his lovel of performance. 12 MAY ‘96407 - 5 L2E" d5 cosorere panei ect rions, SECRET a . nt 4-62 14-0000 pO. - SECRET (When Filled In) NARRATIVE COMMENTS indicate si zelficant strengths of weoknosscs demonstrated in current position koepin: "9 In proper perscective their ralotionship to sive recommendations toe traning, Comment , overall gecternance. State suggettions made for imocovement of work performance, on foraig: leegyage competence, if required for current position, Amplify or oxplain typ Op prvepan Secticn B to provide best , basis tar cezermining future gorsonnel action, Mearer of performance of : of managerial & Hey] ps: i: y, vg pie described, if opplicesde, bir? . Subject 1s one of the Agency's truly mature, aah ete operations officers. He has had unusual operational exper CifcROam Central and South America, both-in the field. and in Headquarters. His activities have spanned both the FI and the CA spectrum. He has and does -déal easily and graciously - with high ranking officials, both American and foreign. -His good sense, poise and dignity never fail to impress... He is a person of principal and high morals. He does not hesitate to express hig conviction even though he may have ‘reason, to believe such convictions are not popular. He is a strong supervisor who enjoys his subordinate's respect. He is economy _tainded and made diligent efforts to comply with requests to economize. Mr. Xoel has succéeded in creating a cohesive station in Madrid. CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BYE EMPLOYEE TT ceRTIFV THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, , 8, AN AND 10 C OF THIS REPORT cee ——_ TSIGNATURE OF FMPLOVE& eee ~__BY'SUPERVISOR’ Tir THIS REPORT MAS NOT BEEN 3} SHOWN-TO.' EMPLOVEE, GIVE EXPLANATION 2. i. Lh bial eo eit: fe Lt we ’ Cones. Lf tttll Le MON T HS EWALOTEE MAS BEEN UNDER Mt SUPERVISION - AD Luebe ps 32 Le Hin Le beet Litt Oop! DATE CFFICIAL TITLE CF SUPERVISOR RRS ooR, rae NAME AND $ONA TURE 20 April 1964. | — Chief, WE/S5 Le atlee a. __ . BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL PCOMMERKTS OF REVIEWING OFFITIAL ——_$ SS OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OF PICIAL iT {PED OA RINT LO SIGMATURE a oy lv i= f _ os -_ SECRET : 14-0000 7 . so SECRET | {Shen Frtted tn) Var 7 EMPLOVES SEMA NUMOER | n FITNESS REPORT . 055292 SECTION AS GENERAL acre epee +. OAMe (hast) (Firat) "(Mid ie) 2. OATH OF BIRTH ]2. vax "Te Oa A08 |. on NOEL, Jazes A. . 1912 | OM | 05.16 : 7 4. OP PICIAL POSITION TITLE T. OFR7OIV/GR OF ADSIONMENT (8. CUMAEMT STATION Chief of Statio : DDP/WE/Iberian Br. [" Madrid : 9. CHECK (ED TYPE OF APPOINTMENT | ° 10. CHECK (X) TYPE OF Zz {CARGaR ngotave ° ItTiAL aga tslewaaun eubamvieoe ER-PROvisional (See Ietnections + Sectian C) ANNUAL i lad AGereWuENT EMPLOYEE [smeciar (Specity): BPECIAL (Specity) ; 1. REPORTING PERIOD (Pepe fon) 11. DATE GEPORT DUE IN O.P, ” 22 Apri} 1963. 1 April 1962-31 March 196 ; PERFORMANCE ea CUATION SECTION B . We Hod Performance renges frém whol A rating in this bites ‘requires: : vo pesitive remedial action, The ng in Weining, 02 placing on + : " probation, 10 reassignment ¢ f la ‘Secelon Cs : Ae Adsavete : Paclermonce meets all requirsients. it le entirely setisfactory ond le characterized neither by deficianey nor : oe excellence. 4 P- Brofictent Porlormance ie more then satlafactory. ” Desired cosulte are being préduced ihe profletent manner. . S + Song Portormance fs chdtdererined” by exceptional profleieney. 4 ‘ of the work ond In comparison to the prtemnes of pecial recogin nition, * . . - . 1 . tt + Rytston: ding Lise up to alx of the most ‘Important specific dutles porfermed h dveing. the “rating period, Insort rating lottor. which bet mannat in which employod. performs FACH specific duty. Consider ONLY, effectivonoss ln performarice thor dary al with Supervisory rosponsibilities MUST be rated on, their obi ip Pardee ovtr not Direction of all FI and CA operations. | RATING Maintains contact with sentor lialson:personnel. . SPECIFIC DUTY NO @ ~ Carrer : Adzinistration of Station and supervision ot personnel; : s ani . i - pene. _. ee tt fo SPECIFIC oury NOS } RATING | est VER . Birect supervision. of senior ops officer tn charge of Cuban operations. log - 7 7 SPECIE sure NO. @ ~ gtr eR - Personally handles a sensitive operaticn of interest to another cs component. s a ce ene ene APZCIFIC DUTY NOS 1 RATING . : } KetreR 7" 1s H ! a nee rns a SPEciFG DUTY BO r) -_ TaaTiG ° ¥aintains a working relations sHip with the Anbansador and other U. S. officia®: i Ss ee OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION _ RATING ; LETTER Tcke into account everything obout the employes which Influences hla effoctivencas in his current positlen such os tam | fearmence of specific dutios, productivity, conduct on job, cocperativencis, pertinent personal traits or habiss, ane | 1 particular Hanitotions of talents. Based on your knowledge of omployeo's overall performance dusing the rating perad: ploce the fetter in the raring box corre npneding to ths statement which mes! occurataly rafiacts his level of porformumon | s H 30 APA : wa { a : FS ! tp Tae" 45 caroravaloninou EDITIONS. SECRET Lo ppre cereal ee ~ 14-0000 pun, . TOMMaNTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL . G Cree - ww P Aa - @hmece ater SECRET (Bbem Filled fn) NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicote sf ntflcant etrengths or seskneasos demonstrated in currant position coapln Nn! ho bee Sut oxveztive thels relationship to overall performonce. State suggestions made for improvement of work performance. “Give recemmestmi vam der troining, Comment on foreign longuage competence, tf required for currant position, Amplify or axplain ratings green sn Section 8 to provide beat bosia tor dotermining lutwe personnel action. Manner of performance uf mana |e, or ni ed es Sanios must be described, if opplicable, Mr, Noel has ably administered a large Station and a. 2 Ep alb MG gararity, good Judgment and tact in thd day-to-day management and direction of Ztation activities and personnel. This bas been achieved despite the physiml, gration of Station staff personnel in a number of separated office sites. Under. the direction of Mr. Noel a far reaching and fruitful major operational program against the high priority Cuban target has been undertaxen and Madrid Station today is making a substantial contribution in good operations ar4 good intelligencd information to the over-all Agency effort. Another notable accozplishment directly attributable to Mr. Noel, and in part a reflection of his lorg years of service in Latin America, has been his professional handling personally of theBtation operation involving Juan Peron. Interested CS compoiénts have stated categorically that Madrid Station coverage of Juan Peron and his activities is essential in satiofying existing inteliigence: requiremnte on Peronisa. - Despite the Station's heavy diversion into Cuban and Latin heier ican activities and State Department: policy restrictions on internal. political ‘eettvities, Mr. Noel: ‘haa encoviraged the devélopment: of a long-range program involving a-tivities against - “the Spanish Communist. Party. and. clandestine contact with the fpanteh political . opposition, . . . - . _ wae COMMENTS — YEE : CERTI FICATION AN aT EM PLO BY SUPERVISOR 7 = A TWAS HOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYER, Give EXPLANATION : Subje ot erp: oyee is in the field. Report will be show te hin upon hig’ return to Headquarters. TYFRD OF IPE, PME AO SIGN: Re BiONATY tT sol eee Cag MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS OGRN UNDER MY SUPERVISION: OFPICIAL TITLE OF BuPeAvison DC /WE BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL ) ww ANG 3; we uRG Wiilfe= G. O'R: eels Vorriciat TITLE OF REVIEBING OF FICIAL RS yee 49> c/we. SECRET 14.90000 ~ peat - MEMORANDUM FOR; Acting Chief, WE BUBJECT : Mr. James A. Noel . . Fitness Report Covering the Period 14 August 1961 to _ 31 March 1962 i. Mr. Noel assumed his duties as Chier of Station, Madrid on: ‘ . an 23 September 1961. The: Station, as constituted whea Mr. Noel arrived, ‘included some al, ataffers plus. numerous contract personel, as well as. a. two man base. ‘tn Barcelona. | The Madrid | tion ‘proper not only inclides : _ foot the - -Pnbasay “4natallation but: “an outside operations ‘section as well. Since . : “ye Mr; Hoel arrived-the Station. Baa -been Jwanched into a- Cuban operations program of considerable’ scale and on 6 erash basis. In additions in this period, one State cover slot. wag witharawn, and the experlenced Chief of Base, Harcelonn had to be brought home due to a fanily emergency. 2. To date Mr> Noel has given every evidence of a particular ability to cape with the crash program and the acute shortage of personnel with Jid{ectousnees and maturity. . While it 1s too early, yet, to paas judgement, there are indications that Mr. Noel has been preoccupied with Cuban provle.e (an area of apectal interest to him) to the detriment of lower prios ity but, nonetheless, necessary Spanish targets (for example, contact with the local opposition and a budd Lng effort againat the Spanish Communist Party). ; ; ; . 3. As indicated above, Mr. Noel hae not been in place as ‘hier or ~ Station long enough to justify firm reservations concerning lig management, nor to permit meaningful criticism. Aigo, as indicated above, his out- standing not{fceable strength to date nas Deen his ability to cope with a an ‘heavy opers ational program, a shortage of personnel, and a sometimes difficult c, operational climate, with Judgement, calenesé and patience.’ : a Lhe F. PHTELE og . Catet, W5/5 = i 14.90000 _ CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel SUBJECT: State Depurtment Promotion of — NOEL, James Ay . : . 1. ‘he Department has informed this office that effective April 1, 1962 subject employee was psoroted from FSR-3, $2.3, 6000 FOR-2, $Ui, 900 2. Request thia notice be placed in the official folder of , the enployee concerned. Wisk \chier, Central Cover Group ec: Finance Division Area Divisson CONFIDENTIAL F 14-00000 AGENCY CERTIFICATION OF ry INSURANCE STATUS’ "Federal Employees Grou Life Insurance Program (Makita) 20), DATE OF BIRTM (acne, toy, toot | Iibh BOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT NUMDES STANDARD FORM BO" JAHUASY F970 UB. OVE SUVICE COMMISION FP SUPPLEMENT 8/0—1 550109 wpa. NAME {lasty » (Hirt) 3 . NOEL, Jamas A, 3. CHECK THE FEASOR 1OR TERMINATING INSURANCE 19 March 1911- tol ((} Separated (chad it resignation) > 7. . {b} Rotirnd - NOTE, If tho renton cheched is ““b, Retired” your group life insurance {byt i [C3] Ul Ded as an not accidental death and dumemberment benefits) will contave during retire: . (4) F] Fpeabatans anewitend oo ment you meet the conditions described In ° “Notice to Retiring: Employes” . {e) {7} End of 12 months rgn-poy stetus . . below. : a . ( (Other (specify) to _ 8 . ° a UARENT SF 54 1S to). [x] NOT ON FILE WITH THIS Tio TaRONT Fa TA Be ATLA 9 WO (SB IF Wis, Cave. RUELTPE AIT OF ELECTION CF OPTIONAL INSURANCE. (SF 176 08 178-FP . * pevatet (we im to tmniont (MONTH, DAY, YEAR) BN BOC TAEMT THOT ANUS OF GE iA} Of DATE OW ITEM'S, CONNIET-OanTY, MOURLT, WORK, UIC RATE RO"ARNUAL BALE 3i Marc f i -$33,.7257 mi wea LO OT CERTIFY-THAT THE ADOVE INFORMATION HAS BUN OBTAINED FROMANO, CORICILY REFIEGTS, OFFICIAL RECORDS AND PFWAT THE THRLOVEE NAMLD WAS COVERED: ay FEDLAAL EMPLOYEES GROUP ure INSURANCE ON. “THE ate ‘SHOWN iN EM & : . [Taro wT Cre) ia nn (mow, oir, van) Hore ond okion ol Op, “aluding ip ode Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D, C, 20505 Phone number, inckiding aro coda wo te fy. an a Mon ‘ _. tera . . Insurance Offleer, Alternate SEE OTHER SIOE FOR INSTRUCTIONS TO EMPLOYING AGENCY mos PART 3—FILE COPY 14-0000 - SCORE ELECTION, DECLINATION, .OR WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE “FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSUPANCE PROGRAM IMPORTANT GENCY INSTRUCTIONS r ! i i } t A | ON BACK OF ORIGINAL TO COMPLETE THIS FORM—~ . 4. FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: 1 © Read the back of the “Duplicate” carefulty.before you-filt in the form, © Fillin BOTH COPIES of the form. Typeor use ink, ¢ Donot detach any part. FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW {plecse print or type): MAME (ith inst) Gide | ATE OF BIRTH (month, Gay, yoor) | SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ae - | + NOEL JAMES =. . ARTHUR ja March 19, i911 0@3 {36 | 23e8 “EMPLOVING DEPARTMENT GO hatncr | LOCATION (C (Cay, Site, ste, 21 Code) MARK AN “X"" IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW (do NOT mork more than one}: ELECTION OF “OPTIONAL (iN ADOITION To REGULAR} INSURANCE "Mark here ~ _ if you ¥_ tb glect the $10,000 additional ogtionat insurance and. suthorize tha required. deductions WANT BOTH -[x from my salary, compensation, oF annuity to pay the full cost of tha optronal insurance. | ; - Optional and This optional insurance is in addition to my regular insurance. rogular CA} insurance ‘ DECLINATION OF OPTIONAL (BUT HOT REGULAR) INSURANCE Mark here if you * J decting the $10,000 additional aptonal insurance | understand that! cannot elect ap- 00 NOT WANT tronal insurance until at least 1 year alter the effective date of this declination and uniess OPTIONAL but | at the time ft apply for it! am under bye SG and prassnt satrsfactory medical evidence ‘ do want of insurability, | understand aise that my regutar insurance is not affected by this declina. regular {B) ten of additional optional insurance. insurance WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COYERAGE | desire not ta be insured and t waive coverage under ‘the Fedafat Erruinjses Geoup Life he ere . want NEITHER “| Insurance Pregeam, f uaderstand that f cannot cancel this wabve and obtain regular ine ~" regular nor Stitancs until at least I yoar after the éitective date-of this viawer and uniess at the ime Let aphly for insurance Vam under ege 50 and piesent sahsfactory medical endence of in- . optional . {c) surability, | understand also that ! cannot now af later have the 319,440 additional insurance 7 optional Insurance unless | have the reguier insurancé. : SIGN AND DATE. IF YOU WARKED BOX "ATOR "CM, FOR EMP EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY comer nine * ‘i COMPLETE THE "STATISTICAL. STUB." THEN RETURN | |-- a THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE, fficalrecevng ate stp) . i - aT isd a sell : _ pe — | ya 7 : See Fable of Effective Dates on back of Onginat STAMDEND Fou Ha, 316-7 . Bier Fos, ORIGINAL COPY—Retain in Official Personnel Fuldeg y,. Tate EGRET (for ase a's pet Ad 14, 1988) 14-0000 — 5 SCORET a - 26 October 1960 MEMORANDUN FOR: Director of Personnel SUBJECT:. - James A. Noel - a : Mengrendim in Lieu of Fitness Report Me. James A. Noel arrived in Ravana. in September of 1958, a trifle more than three. montha before Fidel Castro assed power on 1 January -3959.-—With the advent of that new government Cuba became, so far as U.S. economic and political interests are concerned, one of the most important spots in the world, as well as Ancreasingly more difficult ct CIA business. Asa result, | with the -eonstant- ‘worsening. of ‘able to. port as He baa ‘conducted Botte extremely ‘delicate ‘operations. ‘in the ‘rake of almost certainty ‘or diseovery. In all this, however, “he has offersd | leadership of a high quality to tis starr and has been a fine. exaxiple . of good morale, which is reflected in the attitude of every meubar of. his staff, all of whon réspond yesdily and without ‘complaint to the _ demands’ made of them by their surrounding circumstances. ‘Mr. Noél. desexvea- to be waraly comended for a job Well done. Western Heniaphére™ “Division - “Chief of Operations, DL/P \ 14-0000 z . _- . : a, Le _ ~~, ie ant | . - . : - SECRET a Ae (lt . “ , When Fitted in)’ - FITNESS REPORT _——--—____----_ SENERAL (Fire) (Middle) 2. DATE OF GIRTH James..__A Sram] eee | [rewtine _]foseemwed . Peon SPECIFIC puTy NO.3 a . / Administration of Station end supervisor of setsohne}: sador and other Us aft feiss : SECTION. € _. Toba into occount everything about the eciplayen syen which inflisencos his offactiveness in his corrent’ p stfion « » porforcigne’s of apecille dutios, producsivity, - conduc? on job, codparativeness, pertinent personal traits or habits, porticular limitations ar talents, “Basad™ on your knowledge’ of emaloyee's ovnrall parfermance during the rating peried, place the rating number in: ‘the bon correipo: ding, 0. statement which moi? accurately reflects his level of potlerinance, . . . - ar Performance in many Impertont respects foits toa me: requirements, Par ee meots most fequirdmants but ts deficiont id one 6s more Important respects, te 2- . 3+ Pertarmanco cloorly masts basic requiromen| “fs Perfarnance cleo b- fuentes ena wet Ve important renpect ts superior, pret is eutstonding: DESC PTION.OF THE: ENPLOYEE. ~ . Performance in eva Performance in ov: GETS THINGS CONE 7 a ¥ y RESOURCEFUL a Te “ACCEPTS RESPONSI 1es A DOES HIS JOB WITHOUT STRONG SUPPORT FACILITATES SUOCOTH OPERATION OF HIS OF ICE WRITES EPPECTIVELY SECURITY ‘CONSCIOUS THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IM ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND DISPOSING OF RECOROS OTHER (Spocifyj: SEE SECTION “E* ON REVERSE SIDE FaRM SECRET . im 8-38 45 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. ant 14-0000 we SECRET (hen Filled in) SECTION E "NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB B PERFORMANCE 'Stroas strengths ond wecknesaes, demonstroted in current poaltion. Indigate s suggestions made to employee for Improvement of work. Give recommendations for his training. Deacribe, if appropriate, his pctential for development and, for assuming greater Amplity or explain, if appropriate, rotings given in SECTIONS B, C, and D’te provide the best basis for determining. . sponsibilities, future personnel actions. dn. } roal was assigned to his post ata time when the country was undergoing a revolution which later was successful. Ke has dome an - outstanding Job in adapting and redirecting the Station's opératisnal program. He has shown initiative, imagination and resowcefulness ‘in developing new operations, P both in. the FI and PP ftelds.- «earn ine pene IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN. “SHOWN TS EMPLOYEE, IVE EXPLANATION _Euployes’ ts in the field MONTHS” EMPLOYEE was BEEN UNDER my SUPERVISION . ht WOULD HAVE GIVEN Tus EMPLOYEE A> HIGHER EVALUATI pwourtod HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE a ‘Low 3 cra Tigeneur that Mr, Neil's ‘oper ditional petParnande ‘wider aifrienle “eohditiong has been outstanding. It should ulso be. noted that ha has been bighly successful at his presant post in settling the bect out-of Mis staff: us ca 4 OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIBWING OFFICIAL TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND y | . ‘ c/aaD SECRET thee 14-0000 5 ce ee ae ” , SECRET. _— (then Pilled tn) - your: subdsdinate and to tronamit®, ‘that you. ‘infor y the subordis: sith him of hie ae bei except . FOR ne SUPERVISOX. Thies report is designed to hetp you eapress your evoluation, this evaluation to your auperviior end senior. of ficinin. Organiaation policy t nate where he astende with you, Comp te tion of the report kp -you preps “a discussion strongths and wenkness ed under comditions apecift -any question. If this is the initial report on the sentene ek ane Inter than 30 days after the state indicated in | that you tead the entire form At ‘oust be coop le fed. and forwatided tem RB, of Section A betox. {Leet) Griese 3. OFF ICE/OT VI SION/ BRANCH OF ABSIGNMENT DpP/wit/1I ‘DC ea _MAWE DesCUSSED Bein fesemesaes a0 Hat He : oo eo Fo Reviewul ly 7o3 GB } eon ; [na enna ARES CONTERUER OM ATLACHEO enter B- “ty ED “oR “Emini Naat AND | orrichaL J. CG, King Consider ONLY “the productivity and tlfectiveness with whach “dl ies during the rating period. Compare him ONLY with. others. doing sii hilar’ wo. Factors other than productivity will be taken’ into account Tater in Sévtion Ub: vidual being Fated haa performed, a‘ nimitoc Level of. respons . does NOT PEAFORW DUTIES ADEQUATELY. HE TS tnCOuPE TENT. . . . eee ‘ - : . 2 + BARELY, ADCQUATE in PERFORCANCE. ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE OR-THAINING, HE OfTEN- FAILS- To Pe : 7 . ” \ . 5 CAMRY OUT RESPONSIGILITIES, . oo Bi ” < 30+ PERFORMS MOST UF w1S DUTIES ACCEPTAALY, CCCASIONALLY REVEALS SOWE AREA op weadweds. , THECRT 4+ PERFORMS OUTIES IN A COMPETENT. EFFECTIVE MANNER, . - “eating 2° A_FIME PERFORMANCE: CARRIES QUT MANY Of WIS KESPONSIAILE TIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL, at * . NuMBER, * ° PERFORMS HIS DUTIES IN SUCH AN OUTSTANOING MANNER THAT HE ¢S COUALLEO BY FEW aren eAASQHS KNOWN FO a : THE SGPERVISOR. ~ 5 Fae ~ : : Th “ Hy COMMENTS, : wera REPLACES PREVIQCS EDIT EONS { ROV S5 : , fonw ‘xo. 45 (Part 1) oF rorms 45 AnD ass wich SECRET Performance ou ARE OOSOLETE. 14-00000 ° SECRET . 7 ‘ (then Potted In) a OF Figg. i: © in the apaces below up to eieiaf the mobe tmpartant SVECIFIC duties performed dueiog RS Gariypy vee tod. e@ the eost important firat. Do net daclinfe minor oe anemertant dutiea. Rate performance on each specific duty consid ing ONLY eifectivenese in pert weige of th specific duty. . ce For suprevieore, ability to aupoeviee wilt always be cated ae a apecitic dat DET) a9. o eupervieore thoee who superr cretery, onby po Lehiiy aly ota d. Compare in your dy eben possible, the individual being tated with others perior. 3. rate them on different) Femes SN FeGHORMENCE OF SFICIEIC DUTEBS smatar level of responsability. Two imfividuels with the seme job title may he perloraing different duties. Mai ' duties. f. Re apecific.. Faseples of the: kind of duties thbe might be crated are: ORAL BRIEFIN was AND tiSkS AREA XNOSL EDGE GIVING LECTU yFLOES NEW Price aes CON eVeTING SESIWARS . REPORTS sRITING TECHNICAL werorrs. WANAGES FILES . cwroveriva -EXTERNAL LIATSON OPFRATES. RADIO COORDINATES rm omen OFFICES \ WRITES REGULATIONS 3+, NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION O HOTRECT OWS: Stress rtec account: “here” “cverything ¥ yeu knee about. ¢ the “Wetividual... productivity. conduct ia ‘the fob spacial detects a? tatenes.... and how he fits, is witty your teas. Cems f OF QOUBTFUL SUITARILUTY. 4. UL NOT HAVE ACCEPTED RIM TAT RAD ANON WHAT FE KNOW NOW oj 3 + A BARELY. ICCPPTARLE EMPLOYER... 6CLOM# AVERAGE BUT WITH NO @EAKNESSES BUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING TO WAR- 5/6 RANT WIS SEFARATION CFSINE SAME SUITABILITY AS MOST PEOPLE 1 ANGM IN HE ORGANIZATION A-FIN€ EMPLOYEE + HAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS . AN UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON 1N TERMS OF THE REQUIRENENTS OF THE ORGAMIZATION — - - eo EXCELLED AY ONLY A FEW IN SUITABILITY FOR ORK iN THF ORGANIZATION, sre NUMBER 4 karting = = 8 TS TrtS {NDWeOUAL GETTER SUITED FOR WORK IN SOVE OTWEN POSITION IY THE CROANIZATION? C2&lves (ose. 1F ves. FUPLAEN Furey: “ON ™ ns : ead SECRET Nee 14-0000 * ce ee ee pe ne ce . THSTRUCTIONS FOR TU AUMINISTRATIVE GFRICER: Consult current taatructions for “soqpieting thie report. . POW TUR KUPERVISOR: The report ie e privileged communi cat bon to your supervisor, and to eppropriete carter manages Tt ty NOT to be shown to the ment and personnel olficials cone ing the potential of the employee heing rated. ore comple Ting any ‘tuestion, This teport fe toted eoployee. St 19 recommended that you real the entire report t to be completed only after the emlayee haa been under your suptevigion PUK _AT LEAST 90 LAYS. Lf tree t Ud daye, .> Tt this is the INIT LAL, RHUET on the employee, however, “it MUST-be : . ete after the 90 days he's vLaneed, na tater then S0days after the dur e date indicated in item 8 of Section re below GENERAL Pots and o Ares RE PONSIAIQI TITS: : ORE RE PONSIOLE outed wimouy Funtata TRAL bitin to be a superviaor? Pecvisacy Seive rau Tf your cating is bai of his potential, nets the Fetang ta the “potentiate coluan, im THIS STTUATION . suptRvisoa th THis END oF SITUATION RAGE SuPcAVI SOR aT THIS KIND OF R1TUATION - 2 Teas SUTUATION Pape pe nnn attestation _ [a SeGue BOtwe THe Basie Tew Garaek 7 . 3. ‘ cielists of versous hinde). wHERL Cont a Cowie supery. or) a a “12 wae oR Mav wat bf SUPERVI SOND, Pometale Fon mason FUANS, Oetamtzation a oaaur, made Bow fame racer ‘(Executive fevel) 1a NOT FRecuENT * BAEG COMTAET SETH TmMEDIATE SUBORDINATES ACTIVITOGS AME GIVEREE amd MELO Camarey CocaotmaTION Puhu sumecrate Suaaedina tes’, SOF tHe OFPOsetE see - emf Sm OU ATE SUBORDINATES IeCLUDE MEM® 3 . ; a ma =~ ornes Goecity) “es " t - REPLACES FREVIOQUS EGITIONS Potential ; (a form 49. US (Part Ih) or roms os ano ase mich SECRET nOy r 93 ART OBSOLETE, 14.90000 ‘ TH APPROWIMATE NCWREN OF WON THD Bb. INDICATE COMMENTS CONCEANING POTENTEAL - . _He will be an excellent and PP responsibilities. On ithe Pp ae below | are cht as a bon unded ‘at tells how much the, the words bitcratly. - the fete of each state category number which t : Xie INO UVEDUAR the heading “entegory, © HAVE NOT -CBSRAVED THIS: | "SECRET: oo. - tthen Filled Pat ' UME GATE FUPLOVEE HAS BEEN UNDFO ee FERED &ir2y > Station Chief where there are both £43.Ph57 MAN Avoy of statements that apply an ome degree to most -people. To" @ series Read wach Ss suent att inaert in the box the tatement spelt HON fol - + APPLIES To CATELEORY HUMBER . APPLIES 2] + APPLIES: Ta : APPLES we s_ARPLITS TO STATEMENT . Ae awed ro sta aua tears volatiar yee lo women “Ph Zp Chm wane ooceerans om 7 om jmuee mudd sears HAR UML TO ATONE (3 aWagvTrc iM wed tu rs . Tat indiviouse TO (HE LEAST POSSIDLE OFOHEE . INDIVIGUAL TO A Liuereo -DEGALE . 4 INDIVEDUAL TO Aw AVERAGE OCGREE INDIVIGUAL to" Att ABove AVERAGE Orcnee : - INGOT VI GUL TO. AN ° TSTANOtNA OeGart cA Fecony | “STATEMENT The WAS HIGH STAROAADS OF “Tate 28 werent tn Biscuae ACCOMPLISHMENT a } 390m8 oF ra AGTOCTATER 4 [ee i i meet SSPOLESH UF OmW FECL OM OD THSUGHTTUL OF OTHERS ACCEPTE WESPGMBT OIL: rss - ad. 45 14. acMeth W48 Beans bs | “ " 5. siatves co stir toe RESPONDS HELL TO SUPLES ia - . ~” . . Sepang GiuentT HOw RWORLECOS Awd Beet vitsoe 12S) brseears aye ‘ = . — — nein ir ner ti S + = - J RMQOG Brce To Ache ig. a art i 6 vee re - $8. Dota KIS 408 Bt tauuT 5 47g. 46 SECUAETY CONSCIOUS 7 sear erence . aTaONG SUPPORT : . ten Y2. COMES UP HIT soLureoms “t . 4 . a ort a,om art Paoege . . eosate 2. Can toMs fate ary TO PRopueme y 3 qt? se we . * 24. a5 Caeticisw 1S Come ee ay oe . a . 4 ; a " S$ wiwony roe vacts 18, 68 OaStavant a Sreuctive -. @. pers teemea ‘ ues cueaeey : FOCALETATES BuOOTH OFIRae 5 “8 men cow (9. Turwan ch eae 5 | re9M OF WIS OFFICE — paneer nc me a ere ene ct ence a a 3 20, COMPLETES a3 us énwtara pio. SF% Aor Nequiee STRONE 4 » TD COM COPE BETH GWENDENCISS SUTRA ALL OWAME Time 5 H eno COmTEmMUOUS SuUPa AYES -* Pa comes . stan ~ : pa er he CRET ee oe serctwonrs orci sions Dee 14.0000 SO SECRET une . | (then Felled tay : FITNESS REPORT (Part 1) PERFORMANCE . “UMSTRUCTION re nin if AIMHNISTRATIVE OFFICER: Consult current instructions for completing Vinde v4 THE SUPFREVISOK Th repart be designed to help you capresa your evelusfion of your subomtinete and to trenemit Tia evetuetion to yo sepecrviner ent senior officinale. Organisation policy fequiren thet you inform the subordi- the ceport can helo you prenere for oe discussion with him of his rete where he stends with you. Completion of sfrongthe end weaknowsee, It te eleo organisation wolicy that you show art tat thie renort to the employee except It bs ecccommended, thet you reed the entire form before completh omer comistions specified in Regulation 20-370, I ong hoetion, Tf thin de the initial report an the erntoyee, it must be eaople fed omit forwarded to the fice of “nd, bates than 30 deye alter the dete indicated in ites 8, af hecthon A betos. Generar DATE OF a : 19. Ma @. OFEICOM rgb. 191 Te Officer {Bran J Area. PEAIOD COVERED av (8 REPOwS (factusive dotes) AL October 1955 = 20 October 1956 cleat) (Fret) (Widdle) -——> ~~ - Janes Ae. OPP ICE OtWt SION: BRANCH OF ADSI GNMENT Bre. 7 Date BGPORT OUL IM OP epate. Seeman entire reat te eario inoe . oF , ° : ‘ [oa wave Or sedasen vet : . 7 aan es aensstes $0 fuaTt weg 3 f. TAGS -OATe . c. pW pecs po! StF Pane i... Deputy Chief Wi ; Fo eae Tue @tNtEMING OFFICIAL: RECORD Any TyesT Ay TE AL Dirrsmince oF corres mite ThE" SUPERVISOR, OR ANY v OTHER tee Poss . 7 f OHAATI ON, wrt Coe, WILL CFAD 10 A GETTER “UNDERSTANDING OF THis RePorr, . so “¢ . ee . . of opinion with the sup: evisor is eef! TURE oO TEWING-GFFICHAL VIEWINGS Ce AFF IEI AL Hie OF REV Breer 46 on SENC RAL PERFORMANCE OF OUFLES | . 7 ae aan —, GIP ELTIONS:, Canauder ONLY the peatuctivity and ef lectivences with * whith the indsvidual being rated has er formed. has duties dursng tie rating period. Compare hain ONLY with othéra doing ainiler sork at o similar level of response 4 hsibslity. Fectora other than productivity will be taken into account Later in Sectson D. DOLS NOY PERFORM OUTIES AOLOLATELY: HE FS INCOMPETENT. . ALTHOUGH HE WAS HAD SPECIFIC Ci G4"C0 GR TRAINING, HE OFTEN FAILS FO te 2 +. OASELY ADEQUATE 1m POREORMANCE, CARRY OUT ALSPOnS1 BILE TIES, + PERPORWS YOST OF HIS DUTEFS ACCEPTABLY: OCCASIONALLY REVEALS > PERFIAMI CUTIES in A COMPETENT, EFFECTIVE MANNER, aezing A FINE PRAPORUANCE: CAHALES OUT MANY OF HIS RESPOWSIBILATIES FUCEPTIGUALLY BELL. + PERFORWS HIS DUTIFS by SUCH AM OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT HC 15 FOUALLEO AY FCm OTHER PERSONS. ANOKN TO wuweee THE SUPERYIGOR, . SOME AREA OF WEAKNESS, ~ Teseay ene OVEAINTS: wo. SEPL ACES PREVIOUS LOETIGuS . tonay ss 4S (Part 1) OF FORMS 45 ANO 454 WHICH SECR ET . ARE OBSOLETE. 14-0000 SECRET Bhan PIPled En pF wate on PensonMance “or SPELIF EL BUTHLS wee et ee ee ee a ing thee gg AIRTEL TONS. a. State in the apsces below up fo sin of the wore dmpeetent SPECIFIC duties nee tome Piece the most important firet, Dro not include minne of aningnttant dutire, b. Mete performance on each speri far duty consutering (41 eHlectivenses In pesformance of Atha €. Fort suprewviane abality ts eegivevine erit alenye te pated os ‘qpretfie duty (do not fate <: apersfic daft ty is sore thove whe aupervier o secretary ont yy, ‘ A, Compare an your aind, «hen possible, the indeviduel being rote with “ethers oe wa? ty ots eimsler level of fesponsibality, - @, Two individuals with the some job tithe way “be pepformbig ditfesent duties. Uf a ae thea on Pifferent dulpes, . "by . f. fe aprcttic. Fuamples of the bind of dutics thet mlaht be rated are: . BRIEFING WAS AND USPS AREA KNOMLEDOE LECTURRS CONDUCTS SRT PEPOGATIONS PREPARES, Shwarses TRANSLATES. CrRUAN DRIVES reece MAINTAINS. Ate orl TIOWING arlene FREPARRS aren Deice EVALUATES, SIGNI#FIC: ef ar aupervieos considers it advisable, @.g-. combined wey @- PLPrones THIS DUTY th “an OUTSTANDING maunre a rounn im viny ete ehibidinnd MOLOING. sims. tae s008 cam A Lue ences anvoni 4 xeow te. IwE PLaronmanct or 1908 over “wole$ - eborasnation other Branche 7 26 498 PeRFoRwa ‘Sires direngthis and sapknesccs, Baeticuleriy those which wiger development on pregeat sob. - Under his supervision the Branch will do a reliable job, without: ‘higher echelon direction. His administration is efficient. His inability to express hisiself in elear, and forceful ‘Language 4a 4 handicap, particularly in connection with briefings. oe in: addition to his proven competence as an ¥I officer he. is applying. with steadily. increasing effectiveness bis ‘growing knowledge. of the conduct of, PP P operaticns« : _SUSTABILETY FOR CURRERT Joe. iL ORGAR IZATION. A Toke inte secant here everything you knee wheat ‘the jedi Pertinont prraonad charucte 6 or hobste, special defacta Of folenis..., pare hiw with others doing ai ap work of about the sane feos b, OLY IMI TELY UNUSETAEGE - HE SHOULD SL StPAN AICO. © OF DOUPTFUL SUITASi LE ty, ..a9uLb NOT NAVE. “SOLCPTEO Mi FF § bad enOan @HAT 1 KNSe@ ate A MARELY ACCFP TASS EMPLOVEE...BEULH AVERAGE but ep tx NG WEALEESSES SUFFICIENTLY Go PSTAROING 19 WAR: Want WIS SEPARATION . . j ster i] OW. Fans tOTY rpraductivaty,.candyes in the job, i how he fits in with your team, Come | . 4+ OF THE SAME SutrArer ery AS MOST PROPLE # wna! 1H THE GRGhNt LATION weTing 2" A PANE BUPLOVER » HAS SO4E OUTAIANDIVG S¥ntaGiHS : - nywata 6 + BN UNUSUALLY “S1aomG WESSON th TERUS DF Das MEDTEREVEATS CF IME URGAN TAT ON” - ~ - Dor CRCELUED OY OWL & FEO 1 SULTASHLITY FOR eum bs PHE GaGa ERATION pee mee ee ee Pe re et tee cette aioe een ee - y ROS Fie S THD Py! Oy aL HOTTER SUITED Foe Kot BOVE OO FUSET IGE tm Ith Gian LATION? {~ } wes gz } wo. tf vis, JEYPL AI Futhy: He has at the same time excellent judgment and displays sound ininkinag at all times; these characteristics, along with hia administrative ability, are his dfetinguishtng qualifies. . SECRET 4 14-0000 2 : SECRET -_ a Co ‘ (Bree Ee ltes Pas | . FITNESS REPORT (Part I} POTENTIAL : . URSTRUCTIONS . “We, ° FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER. Consult current lastroctiens ter co-pleting thas report. . : POR THE SUPERVISOR. This report is a priveleged commmaicetion to your saervieds, ond te spproprutts career peneges ment and pereonnel officiate conceemning thé potentasl of tne ecployee bestg eated. Tr is MOT ta te sheen te the . q rated empinyce, It is recommemled that you read the entare repert brtore feopleting any questen Thais report as f- * to be compteted onty ter the caployee haw been under your sanees tain ry AT LEAST 90 LAYS. He Lows than ao days, 3 held and comicte the gosaye ims elapsed. If ths as tds INUTTAL PESUKT un the employes, aumeewer, at MUST be . fed io the ar ter than 39 days afteé the due date indicated in item & 30: Section ~Te below. + . a TO ‘- rersrayyy POSIT iD vavee . : | Ares Ops Officer (Branch Chee) of ~e Date WeroRT QUE Im OF o. Pimian CouRE2 w Twis aurust (Inciveive detes) 4 1l Octeber 1°55 - 20 October 1956 . ‘a eek pe of assipenenit. rate the eng @ kind of responsibility sacountered Bt the “Saptone Tewels oa has kind of + ALREADY jpove Te LEVEL AT wHicH SATISFACTO a SEOFCAVANCE CAM ot exeecreo + HAS REACHED THE HIGHEST LEVEE AT WHICH SATESPACTSAY PERFORWANCE Ca¥ RE EXPECTED | ‘MAKING PROGRESS, BUT NCEDS, MORE Time BEFORE BE CAN SE TRAINED 19 ASSGME GREATER RESHMNT a LUTIES READY FOR TRAINING EN ASSUMING GRe ater RESPINS rae I THES @ILU PROBABLY ADJUST QUICKLY TO WORE RESPONSI RYE OUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING ALREADY ASSUMING MORE RESPONSIBILITIES, THAW EAPECTES AT MIS PALSEGT LEVEL v2 AN EXCEPTIONAL: PERSON WHO 139 OME OF IRE FER eo SHIUCD BE CSVSIDERED FOR EARLY AEST IN 1E NIGNER va EVEL RESP ON BiLeTIES - . tes, Think, An terms of RATING + NUMOER. aurtavisoar POTENTIAL: . ., . : swer this question: ilas ‘this person the ebilite to be a Super ys SO? “eed ves Cj * Te your! indicate below your opiasen or guess of the lee! ef supervisory abality thiad person sul raach AFTER) SUITAILE TRAINING, Indsentr your opinion by placing the number of the descriptive rating below shidt cands closest ‘to expressing (your opinson in the appropriate caliunn. Retual* cotum, Tf based.en 3. Ti your rating 1s based on observing him sunecsuse. nate your on of bas yotentist, nete the ratang in the “potermesi.” colima. coving in the Pt pescatprive- HAVE 4D OPINION ON MIS SUPERVISORY POTENTIAL IN MHS Si fuaTron HATING . BELIEVE TROLVIOUAL would AE A WEAK PEM ASL te THES .R IND OF GITUATLON ‘NUMBER "2 + BELIEVE (NPT VEDUAL WOULD .BE AN AVERAGE Syreter soz chy tai wted of SITUATION x - . (BEC LEVE. SHOLYTOUAL woUuLD BE A STRONG SUPERVISOR bad This 34 ua CacYuat | POTENTIAL . BESCUNVINE SUTUATION oo J A 660ur UCtuEG Tre “OASIC 405 (rich Servers, Stenographers, Cechnici ans OF frePeassanel soe} . clolsots of variuus kinds) tent Cowsest etrs sewlorare guMoentwArESs ES Tato CFirst leney A GROUP OF SUPERVISORS OH OLMECT THE este s28 {$erond line sapérvisorsay A GPGEH, BD MAY OF UAY NOT BE SUPERNTSSSS Serie 2S MESSE LE FOR MAIR FeeKs, Waar sateen t ano parece (Executive level) ' Wea CEATALE OF TM IMMEDIATE SUBCAZDINATES EB NIT COCQueNt ; cet sae ee _ ne a — ’ . inal . ‘ CHES PUMEL TATE SUBGRQEMATESS ACHEVETATS BBE TIALAST AND SEED CAREFUL COORD INARULE : * , ~ - HEN FUMEGIATE SUBORDINATES “INCLUDE wawdies Tt vad Orrosers of, aimee (Specify) » : REPLACLE PHCVIONS EDITIONS ° ; 7 i FORM NO. UE (Part l})or romus 4¢ ano ase mice SECRET Potential ta NO ‘ vss APE OBSOLFTE. 14-0000 vo ce SECRET - (Bren Filted tay Soicare THe aPPecrie@e’c NUMOEe or MONTHS THE GRIF FUPL OER was BEES UNOEH roe SUPER 20 months ; : " 65 4 commrnts conceavres FOTNTIAL He will be an above-average station ch! yerticwier ‘me, basically FI missions; he is, as a result of his current Hqs. ass 2, chews an increasing comprehension cf PP matters, and may in the near future ee Suny Be opportunity to assume strong PP field responsibilities. : FutuRt. PLans MING OM OTmEM Pe veLormenraL cap TENCE PLAUNEO FO tot TROT VIOwak 1 Staff; hovever, not in the néar future because of the key position he cecupien ‘now in this Division. ' a i : 3 j ; i i i. : H " ‘ . i ’ i + . H ae . . fe, ee fe - ao - mo af . ; - } : : : a the job. Interpree f z e ‘do thteralty. Da ‘the page below gre a'series off élatesents that apply. in- d to most people. To ~ 3 e left of” each stetenent ia a box under the hedding *eategory.~ Reed nd inseet in the box the. i 2 he statement mwoltes, fo the pécson “hy thes eeport, : ’ : HAVE wot oaséavce THESs HENCE CAR orve wa OP mi ON a To now THE oescat 10N APRLICS TO. Fue‘h, , $4 . $80 t¥P DUAL . ~ ony - 4 we 44 APPLIES to THE tapiylouas 6 THE LEAST Esa S 4 aecate ~ ~ y CATEGORY wUMOER 2 + APPLIES TO. UNDIVIGUAL. To . . : ‘ Be KOOL ICS, oO INST DUAL To é 4 ae arruits: 16 INDI viOUAL to . 3 + ‘APPLEES TO ENGTYI DUAL. TO- et - . hy STATEMENT - r . : ‘ 5 AOxe 75 962 smotuna’s . WAS #160 Seamneees oF ea Terective te orscus- . Pommt oF site acCcom*tromadwe Stone ETH ASSOCEATES ton 2. can weet aecestous ow. 098 12. reratarnrs DECESIONS Ree aio” : Cen owsw SHED aneaes ; 3 " SANDLESS OF OOM FEELINGS - . a > . * ‘ . . 22. Ua THOVANTFUL OF OTHERS , 7 3. MAD Pw e ATO re “ acs . ah : : AWRY SSC 1m WIS Thames . , | ine - Ja. 24.. BONN OELL UNOee PeEssuar 25, MEPL aes JySetMENT ey sueeee + 7 S. Syeeved cles tantiy foe . eeecass wenn AEP ROOPSESCE OND FSKRS DOKS wee 503 Sr reaeT fades tureoer Ze. $8 accuaity conscrous 2 3 weasaread ciiw 83 Come ASSO Sram ce t z G. RMOES FHea TO SEER : ry Comes ar wit acy FO PIS HL ems 2a. mrs ce wie fe lw. 8. WAS wewoer FoR ence 18 Capterany 4 \ ateucrive ' 20. FACIAT TATED BedaTH OFGtaa- . . . . c mpees Guess 9. GETS Tmsuss fone Tt So Cleaner 4 | Ti9m OF WIS OFFICE o0ts MOT atau COMPLETES FSS Quesars epterm s.0eea dt Thee Lowers Dp cOmFemuous & ele se - _ "SECRET 14-0000 FE enka ape ot YO Tee dree2n7s 2 avtVE OR PERSONNE OFFICER: | : hay SECRET (When falted In} ry a -, FITNESS REPORT © The Fitwosa Revert ia an smportant fector in agency persennel eanagenent. It secha to provide: acy selecties board with inforestion of value when considering ithe spplication of i tdual for semdership in the coreer eervace: and w. A pecsodic cecerd of sob performance in ald to the effective atitiretion of personnel. > INSTRUCTIONS ee Consult cuceont adaintatrative dmatructions cegacding the initiation and (raneeittel af thia coport. Reed the entice fore before attempting to complete any ttea, As the supervioor who anarens, for evaluating todas 38 days, you. will collabors ary cesponeibslity seate wath the has deen under yout superviaion fequent Srecuasione of has work, 60 thet Jo» gen reu save a yechereca your sup J Paar dae ‘ot endsy — DATE assumcO AESPONSIBIVITY FOR POSITION | _ ___ Bench Chtef_ | 20 Junuary 1956 3. OWAT SPECIF: SS {GHMENTS OR TASKS ARE’ WRIGAL oF TTC GIVER 70 wie DURING THE PAST. Tee Te Six wonTHs: (Last in order of Frequency): Branch Chief: Under ‘Division chief, plans and supervises performance of all covert espionage afd CE ops, covert political,economic and psychological warfare activities in area cf responsibility ani. the. collection of foreign clandestine intelligence in - the area.Reviews all Projected ana current FI and FP cperations with desk officers; provides gxidatce to desk officers on FI and PP ops ratters; uupervises processing . ane dissezt=etion of foreign clandestine intelligence informition collected tn area; “wakes rectemendations te Biv. Chief of any change in profects ,digunization or proce-- dures dn order to achieve maximum effectiveness; vespansible for. general admini stra- tion ara supe pervision of Branch personnel at-Hqs.” This officer was Chief of a major station for part of the period under .review. y _ READ THE ENTIGE FORY SEPORE ATTEMPTING TO COMPLETE ANY [TEM ‘ SECTION ie Belf ef the period ‘covered by thie ‘coport, U have discussed with the ceted indi- aa Fecforoed Ata yob aad provided sdggestionsa and criticsems wherever needed, I be- ts conasstont with ay evaluation of him as evie atrangtha, weatrvases Mand ca- thee jod- atfactivencas. . copy of the meaorendua potis I ‘coetity that, daring the vidual the‘ i lieve thet . Lif peeleceance torave the repott porisd baa Boon fie of is ate there sa attach fying Sie of cnesremfactory performance. : . Ls 1 ; in Tine of authority) | reflected by the yep viteing orrtctan VY BaAWE MEW mare “pare rely 28 F Q5 tESL AGES Fone ane werd Bay SE USED. ORM AO. tree oct 34 4 SECRET i - : : -_ SECRET (OKGn Pitted ta) SESTION IY Jez Thie section 10 provided ae an aid in deeceiding the individuel, Yaur deactaption is not Sing ee pnfevorable im dtaetl but acquires ite meaning in relation to # particular job or aestqneent. The descriptive olWigee ta be interpreted titereiir. On the laft Nand eide of the peee below are a series of statements that apply in Me dC teay 4 to moet people. On the cight hand stds of the page ‘ere four major cutegorsas of Seecsiptione. The ecate Borate JG frtorr de dée vided into three US bloche: thie is ta eftaw you to aba finer dietinetions «f you ao desire. Woe the atates ment on the le - then check the category on tha rigat wbich heat tot how much the statement apptia jo the Pete eon you are coating. Placing on OX" in the Not Observed: column moans youh ney inton on # her a phrece applies to an individuel, Placing an “Xin the “boos Sut Apply" column weans that yo bi, in Hefinite opinion that the douceiption da not af all suited to the Indios duel. STATEMENTS CATEGORI ES OUTSTAND( NG Cieutep DEGREE SZTT AOLE TO SEE ANOTHER'S Point OF vite. a, PRACTICAL. me ad “conbTantey” STRIVING: FOR New he xwowLtoct AND Vouas. 6. cers ALONG Witt PEOPLE AT ALL SOCIAL Sevens. oF nunon. 0. HAS SENSE 4. Calm. ° v2. CAN GET AQONG Wht PEOPLE. i $3. ‘MEMOPY FOR FACTS. 14, GETS “THINGS DONE, h 2S. KEEPS ORIENTED TOWARD LONG TERM GOALS. CAN COPE wit iteacncies. 16. HAS HIGH STANDARDS OF ACCOMPL ¢ SME T. 1B. HAS STAMINAL CAN KECP GOIKG A LONG Tim€. pay. | ft |-. tt) ft) an Ue _| Ed TT a a | MAS WIDE AANGE OF FAFGRUATION. SHOWS ORIGINALITY, y a0. 21. ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES. 22. ADMITS HIS EMMONS. RESPONDS WELL .FO SUPERYISTON, 23. EVEN DISPOSST ION, ze. 23% ABLE TG 50 413 JOR wiTHOUT S'@ONS SuPPOnE. a SECRET SECRET (ehen Fabled Lay cee Tetae ON MIS FEET. TES VP ETH SOLUTIONS TO” ERC ELEWS, Da, SPs ating 10 ASBOCTATES: & “raga PLUG. Pum WINOED, SERERV ANT. : CAPABLE. x | | TRCAR DINK ING, COMPLETES ASSICNMENTS GL THIN ALLCBADLE TIME LIMITS. EVALUATES SELF ALALISTICALLY. BELL INFORMEO AGOUT CURRENT ao _ _ YE DN DISCUSSIONS WITH sPuavs syogiuenT. ag. SRS CREOFT mie CACOIT ES we. t + WAS DREVE, aac cs SUcuarry consc1ouss - 2 AT@SATILES Jac. vis Criticism 19 CoNstaucTIVE. > “LBL nc paneer macergyeementerectneaniptne eeneetaenaeimreentiniee austen! ith aT att SS aE To INFLUENCE OTHERS, wher P . : eas FACIE FTATES SMOOTH OPEHAL VON 2 SHORTS OFFICE. Ra © gaa. suas wor ReQuIAC STAANG AND h SWAT ISUUUS SUPERVE SIGN, ‘ i Se y page. & GOOD SUPERVISOR, ‘ . on ao ; ; ; SECTIGN Vi _ _ _ “ . , AT AP ARE WHS OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS? . ; Serious: approach and dedication to duties. General level of profexaional 7 . : competence in FI and CI fields. & io . f - . ; . Ro Het MAE HIS OUTSTANDING WEAKNESSES? _ ; extent of comprehension of SP activities is a weakness only in the senge that his uties have not offered sufficient opportunity to develop his presumed capability field to the point it would compare favorably with his FI ability. m ; SECRET 14-0000 ("hen Filled fey FeBICATE Strength: General reliability. O. BO YOU FECK WHAT WE ALi ES CLOSE DUPEAVISIONT ves. 1F VES, €. ‘euar fRAtHING BO YoU aicomweeo voa THIS INDEVIOUAL? ‘ | Advance PP. d eleovhere in the cherectertatics net Bove specific habé $. OtMEM COMMENTS (Iadicela here Gsaeral Sea, . . g seport but which have @ bearl on ollective ot il j His attention to duty has been manifested -in- steady Anprovement in regard to major .[- . . : + objectives and ina commendable increase of station ssacto. . : - : wo m -- : Fa : if a Ef 4 - 3 r : a4 Lo } \ CTIONS. . -REGAD - 7 - - aan 2 UNTHL ‘WE CAN GET SOmETHI : ' Lo. . ; lo : i SS STON AL, Y, Reveals owt AREA OF WOAKNES . NO: . . . - . H co 4. PERroms DUTIES ie & TrPIcALLy COMPETENT, YHE AOPACY. .6OTHERED @ oR. FRUSTRATIONS.» . : cue . i a TEFFECTIVE + WILL GuIT TF THESE Con oe. fe . . 4 cey 6. A FINE “PEArO ts, commie OUT MANY OF HI (D2) « ni8 tri tune Towako THs ‘Agency 09 tnotPrenent f° on a : j > MESPONSIDILITIES EXCEMTIOMALLY BELL, ee HAG RANT AND SCO ATTETUDE. WOULD LEAVE 1F i (CT] 6- renronms H16 SutsEs to SUCH am OUTSTANDING -_ SOMEONE OF FERED HIM SOMETHING BETTER. . MANNER THAT WE 63 (OUMLLEO Ov rte OTHER pene " (T7] §- renos To wave rayonaate attire Yowaan agency f : - . " . SONS KNOWN To THe wares, ssMARES ALLOWANCES FOR RESTRICTIONS IMPOSEO BY . : . , 15 THIS INDIVIDUAL GETTED GysLStNES FoR BORK IN SOME WORKING FOR AGENCY. THINKS On TEAMS OF A CAs . . . joTwia AALAY Cease Com ces. “o# vas, mare : REEA th THE AGENCY. . : | . ° C ] Gs DEFINITELY HAS FAVORAALE ATTITUOE TOWAR THE, “4 ' - AGENCT., DARRING Al UNEAPECTED OUTSICE oPPaR. . - : Tuas, WILL PROBAGLY CNDEAVOR To MAKE A - CARLEH 1M YHK AGENCY. i . , (XJ 7. was aa tntausi asthe: ATTITUOE TORARG THE AGENCY Fo - : 3 oe ELL PRODADLY NIVEA Const ea WORKING any 7G — | . PLACE But IW THE AGENCY, © - : : p ond. 1¥pe of aralgaments he, wauld "you rate him on person ta Aaking your tating. sak ttl ia job duties, - 1 potentiality for pesusigtion of qréater responsibil li- conduct on the jab, personal characteriativs ‘oe | thes normally indicased by préwatian, . habsts, and opeciof defacts or talen . So , - ’ :¢ o = . Lo - , te { ] 1. MAS REACHES THE HELGrEST GRADE LEVEL aT SHICH cq te GEFIMITELY UNSUITABLE + HE SHOULD 8G SEPARATED. | i y SATISFACTORY PERF OSMAN CE Cant ae ExPECTeo: ° i mann 2. IS MAKING PAGCELSS, BLT RELOS MORE TIME Thy [_j’ 2+ OF DousTFuL suITABILITY. .wouLe NOT HAVE ACs . + a PRESENT GHADL ELFCSE PSOWITION TO A HSGHER . CLPTED Wim OF 1 HAD KNOWN WHAT § KNOW NOB, 4 . . By 2 GRADE CA EE SECCUMERLES, (OU 3s Barre ACCEPTAGLE FMPLOVEE..OUF INITELY QELOW am i { Ae U9 READY 10 TAGE Om wESPONSSOILITIES OF THE " AVERAGE QUT WITH NO BEAKNESSES SUFFICLENTEY : “a 2 NEXT HIGHES G2S08, Sut MAY NEED TRAINING OM GUTSTARGING TO WARRANT HIS SEPARATION. | -_ tot 7 ze . SOME ARTAS, r+ 4. a TYPE CAL [MP LOVEE. .HE DISPLAYS. THE SAME SULTA- « 4 * -f ] 4s weet PROBAGLY sf JUST SSteney TO THE MORE BILITY AG HOST OF THE PEOPLE | KNOW Us Artd " cd RESPONSIBLE Bul s0s GF THE NEXT HioHEA GRADE, ~f- - - kOLNCYS- os = . ~d - . . . *.. tf } 8. A FINE AMP Lovee * MAS SOME OUESTEROING ; i . } $+ tS ALREADY PEOFUCMIng Af THE LEVEL OF THE WERT ” HIGHER GRAGE. AN EXCEPTION SL OLET¢R 2n9 15 ONE OF THE FER { fe WHO SHOULD BE CONSESTPED FOR RAPID ADVANCES MENT. STACNGINS. % "Pe. AN UU auALLY STRONG PCRSON 18 TERUS CF THE ‘ . o. ACGUIALMEINTS GF THE AGENCY, (CU) 7+ excetceo py onty a Fea” IN SUITASILITY FOR WORK im THE AGENCY, _ Nd SECRET Nee 14-0000 SECRET (then Filled f'n) fi (Last. Fisat Middle) TP MAIR AND BTLATIONSHIP OF DERE NE LH T# CLAIM NUMREE [67-0415 Noel, James A. - | Wife-Uiilian mo There Is on file in the Benefits and Counseling Brarich, Benefits and 7 - Services Division, Office of Personnel, an Official Disability Claim r File on the above named employee (or his dependent*) for an illness, injury, or death incurred on _5 August 1966 This notice should be fifed'in the employee's Official Personnel Folder ag a permanent cross-reference to the Official Disability Claim File. CATE OF NOTICE SIGNATURE OF BSD HLPRESTMEATIVE 2 December 1966 an . . : NOTICE OF OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLAIM FILE t4021- 93) Tones LO76 se raeevou rorriow, : SECRET 10-85 14-00000 error Sots . SECRET : : Fa FIELD REASSIGNMENT QUEST IONMAIRE "DO NOt COMPLETE FOR HFAOGUARTEN, USE ONLY : . items 1 THROUGH a4, 3s. 1) Name OF surem ven son (true) NAME OF EuPLOTFE ¢ Jaime Nook - f 16 Feb. 1963 ee WAME AND SIONATUOE OF OFFICIAL AT WE AUQUARTERD AUIMOMEZED TO AUTutotvicatg SUGHATURED and YEMIEY OATA Ie ITEMS wos, # THnoULH 7. BfLom: {OO NOT COMPLETE To Be COMPLETED oY EwPtovet , cate oF 8 7. CURWENT POSITION TITLE AND caave 74, DATE OF PCS ANRIVAL IN | 19 Chief of Stati Scptenbex. } 9 uel o: on 3 Septe : ee acaziom ae visio mang i Le sipvereo DATE OF OLPAR- "TOGA 7. Lnvcetro bate. or ABRIVAL | ar HEADQUARTERS ree 4 fal Fora) . CURRENT BTATION OR FIELO BASE 4, SEAVICE DESIONATION (4S brown) tr vou wave MORE THAN “Gut faevencece, INDICATE Your cosets. &, acove, THAT INDICATED fi “yt a9, None at this tines FORM OOSOLRTE PREVOLe - SECRET ta) aso 20 eorrioas, 14-00000 SECRET s. EFPOENCE TOM WERT ASSIGHMFAT OY INSERTING MUMATAaS 3, £ sO 9 i/or fet, Ind and 37d chelcet ie Tee BORES GELOw: RETURN TO MY CURMEMT STATION : _ . : : wer RESPECT TO POSSTOLE ASSIGNMENT 18 WE se Hi sRTERS, -BE ASSIGNED TO MEADQUARTARS FOR A TOUR OF DUTY. INDICATE CHOICE GF comPoMeNy? CHOCE tO, CHOKE Cmorce SNFD 10 AWOTHER FIELD STATION, wITM REBRECT 10, POSSIOLE -MEASSIGuMENT 10 ANOTHER FIELD STATIC. ANOIC ATE euorce: OF GEOGHAPMIC AREA OM DPECIFIC STATION, REGED ON QUALIFICATIONS: ter. enone, —Hlacue = 0. Cntr Copenharen _9hO. CHOICE Fexico City ; “5 CATE wWuwete OF woea Days CATE ANY CHANGE [NH YOUR PROGONAL Of FAMILY si TuatiOm enten gnouto ie Corissoneco it) Deteawinies vous, wat a Ave. Dr owaTune,, “eK 185 IN CON@IDERAT i a3 . . ASSIGNMENT, A 4 cA 0 " Fe Saint. Tt, LONATURE! COMPLETE STEM NO. 9-2. TRANSMITTAL 5H TO AF COMRLETED_BY APPROPRIATE CARELR SERVICE 6 18s IN CONSIDERATION OF vue ? PAST Exban cence | akD ATORMANCE or ine eure ASSIGNMENT, AND THe STAPFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE COMPONENT 16 WHICH, Ya. OF FICER ATK MEADGUARTERS t, WIR CIPRESSEO. PRIFEMENCE FoR EXT ° . 19 CUNRENTLY ASBIONED, IMOLEATE YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HIG want agg lonuenr AND TRAINING a Recommend approval of ‘extension to June “i964. A ‘recomiendation regarding 7 a second tour or other assignment will be forwarded te tie Panel at a 2 " later dates . . . : “16. NAME OF CAREER SERVICE OFFICER GR PERSONNEL OFFICER . . GEORGE K, MOGAN} NAM ‘ DATE Anrt. AHEER 18. REFERTRCE OfsPaTcH WO. CABLE HO. 20, stcuaTume . ee SERVICE = 47. EMPLOYEE [~") HAS [7] HAS NOT BEEN NOTIFIED OF PLANNE REASSIGNMENT 10. TYPED ON PRINTED NAME 20, Terie ( DATE , ~ ° 23. COMMENTS vo SECRET _ . 14-0000 [z) ifn te an ' ad : ' . " : Ya Director of ®ersonne) . oS , a Deputy Director (Plans) — . ‘ Saas eevee Cot a. This apmorosdica conatituies ant offieras Sidwona tion : to ‘te above ‘atiiexra, Bud will ba. inelucded 4a tole personne | Salem. . ; ; . ; [Sh 2 C. lag i _ . oo, 3, 0. SING | : BO DOP /BAcl /¥il/DRNeLean: mee _ eadeg | : : ‘ % Geelay S3 waar ; Distribution: L ovtes eslavnera & vas fekr] Orig & 1 o Addreunco . ' ; ; 1 «© ga Yorgonnel] File ‘ . -\o« BD/P . i . ‘ 14-0000 . : ° —~r . . oa Ce a ~ ta . ‘ "23 Jenuary 1959 . : ; VEXORATU YOR: JAMS AL KOZ _ : i . SUBTECT: © Conaeniation for Exbreord{ sexy Ferforannce of Raties. i a ‘ ’ j . ‘ : - 4 en | “I. 1, 8 fe wita grant personel nattetaétion that I bave saviewed: : , . - : Po. the performnrice of wavberre of thin BE Medi oo: : 1 oe ” i 5 OAs uring thé rears 6 orieis in Subs. | - a, > : - ; . i . “ 2 - ‘ . rn) - 4 . ana tntell igen : : i Lor ection ? COSCO and oi APO = ing : volves q : ase andor tt Lugrecients of yours success. . : . -. . . . ! i military phase of te eri fer, elteugh : vos . a : f Langer long, J wink to that you ea the follow- : o of RoR which has deen 4 . : : mY Peart fora ouper ise paste, i x . : . i . 7 0 . ‘ - i ‘ —_ 4 i i } z H i 5 { 4 FER ts YoY . 14.90000 1A Serdang eet sherwmnnes on se mae ene ee ~ SEQ . DEPARDMENT OF STATE Washington . \ Bureau of Inapection, Security and Consular Affairs In reply refer to sy 31 March 2954” Wy dear Mr. Dalles: _ I should itke to express ty appreciation to you for the security assistance furnished by your representatives during the Tenth Inter-American Conference at Caracas, Veneziela. Colonel Je c. Kine, the H sd ‘of your Latin American a “= Béeretary and a Conference Delegates. pence 1 King was most cooperative and diane uB Was divdluabdle service. “Throug! ; : éte our work was greatly. facilitated: ; : -He conzi stent ly made avatladle. nis time, equipwent and the factlities of his ‘office and maintained ‘8 loge working. ‘relationship with our security representatives in Caracas. oe ' Please accept my thanks for the assistance of Colonel King and br, Foe) and fer a dob well done. Sineérely yours, (Sgd.) Scott McLeod * Administrator The Econcrable Allen Dulies Director,’ ‘Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D. Cc. s (Original in 201 file of J.c. King) 14.90000 “SECRET. 21 January 1954 MEMORANDUM FOR: ° GWH SUBJECT: 1 Reference to/Jozies A. Noel)by William I. Clark, 7 Assietant Difector Bs5.1.A. for Latin Anericas ; : During “the: ‘briefing of cra personnel conducted. by Wiles le Clark, Assistant Direstor of, UBsToke for. Latin, Anertca, on ‘Us January 19h, he twice referred. te: the- excellent ‘cooperation — ce 7 : - ar ee t . in ys betireen. our: Chiet of Maton at Caracas, Janeen Ae Noel. and ‘the . Pelee which he chiracterized. as eletehiny. aia ‘a- aoded for al. * 7 a other stations. Distribution: Original and 1: Addressee 14-0000 UreE réavp INsraverion SNEEY REPURK ERECARING rats fore ive tei Stone _ . oso STATEMENT CF FEDERAL CIVILIAN AND MILITARY SERVICE: bere —————— . . I - { FEDER TUEILUAM SERVICE (FGIN WITH INS AGENCY AND FOLLOW IN REVERSE C ! : - ~ ~FKOM " . te tfan oeevtice acta) _socatrow Ds] AS CP rina . Department of State (FS) OSS, SST, ClG, CIA Total Civilian Service t i SERVICE (ANCLUDE ONLY, PEICES CF ACTIVE. DUTY; DO NGT INCLUDE TESMINAL LEA BRANCH OF SERVICE TIFt ab ioe T hereby certify that the above Civilian and Milit rf service ia complete and accurate to the beat of my knowledge. a) pe ff 14 tigish 1952 - James A. Hosl Date. ° SHUGHATURE CO EwPeOree FW REMARRS lo CETNING ABOVE SERVIRE), 14-0000 ; a . TRwANG PurU nO. 4 . woes, . . ' ~ Office Memorandum + unirep staTES GOVERNMENT © TO: Chief, \¥BT pate; 30 June 1949 y ‘\ . . ~ , 2 PROM : Cosmo ? _ SUBJECT: Treiping : : ‘ Mir, James A. Nool waa given the training course, "Basic _ Paniliarization in Sound’ and Surveiilance Equipment." = . This training was given on June 28,. 1949. in ‘the Commo ; are ' Demonstration Room, 1005 "L* Building ind was of two. hours <<." 03 _ \ dimation, _ 2 ‘ Le 4 . 14.90000 - , - erenrt . SeURTY se -euaTioN . MAK Zu 1952. - WENOPANTUL Fox THE SSOKRTARY OF UTTER | ne ATTENTION og ‘ie WY, Park Araatrons, Jr. oc SUNIRC tL BOTL, Javes Arthur, Fecugat: for Appointuent the Foreigz ign Jervicd © ’ REFR OR ' Appendix Be. to -honorandun of 23. Novenber 1951 ry . . . 2 ‘Subject y. Reprasentation: in Foreign service - ‘ . Coup pe Mentone | ; Ss po wnctosunrs 4 8. Appiiont{oii Foros $2-0ad Bare38 ; - . Be Medtoa} Para BB and 09. . - e. Sebupational Migvory Supalosent a _ ; mo, a. Prapaved Magrayay 7“ ; oS OS oO 1. It ts recuaated bhat-nr, Jasoo arthur Noel, Deki, 59600 be appointed in the Torelan servien with the title of Attrcho, PJ—\3, Mee S631, for duty in the Awaridan’ Habasay af Carnone, Vanesuela, HP.. = Hool will regince mr, hobert 8. Dabliren whe ooduptes pouition nuaber © one as listed in ebova reference, a 2) NP. ‘Heol. has dean a agaber of tie Foralgn servise of tho United States singe Jacuary 1031, He served for 1) yours as vices Qoneud with the Dapartaent of abate AL various loaat lone, in hexlea, Hr, Kool jotned tits egenéy's predecessor organisation in 168 and . wen ansigued to-Jpzin as catef of otetion ai bidbao and Bargelona, ° and as Intelligence Offlesr al Hedrid. He gubsequaéutiy beoasd an ‘ . : onployea of thin agency in 1947 aué ha ainee garved ac unler af ° station in Guntoaala at Guatesalea City, and in- ‘re ntina at Puat aa Airas. . 3. 1b fe requested that aub Jagt arrive at nis destinnidod on ‘ -or about 1S Hey 1952, lg gthatd waa for to - oo. LYeeN DB. KRER ANY Ick . Aspistant Siractor 14-0000 eranre £ sicuamry SD IEATION VAKZ RTHUA BOR SOLUYIPIOBAL ZIP EHLBCE: Decesber 1951 to Present, Intelligence Offieor Contral intelligence AGORCY » vashington, Lb. oe ~Fune 1949 to Leceader 1951, Intelligence Officer, Contral Intelligence Agancy, under cover as Attache, Auerioan Zabassy, eA RC we ; Duenss Aireaa, Apgonting . ar of oe ot daron 1947 | bo June. 1949, Intelligence. : : _ _ : “ . Offiosr entr ¢ . a _ wider cover 4s Abtadnos Ausrioan vabaney Gus veaale tye. Ouatewale. oe a on : t : ft 14-00000 | . ’ | WOR, dances Arthur.—d. Hev York, F. Yoo.mor, 19 19415 san Diego (aaiis.) High School grad. bookkeayer, pala ané varnich fire, 1929205 mast. 86 brsffie ogre, Ghanber of os0., 19531 app. elx, in eonculate. at Mneeneda dea s 2, 19915 Ve0. Ob Ensenada . Sazte 25e 19955 ot Hazatlan Oat. 6» 19984. teape re as Hiensaaiiio from Osi, 1939 to Hay 19d; ab 7 a nn So i Agora July 17,1942; ab Diltac Auge 15, 1944 7 at undria Tee. 23, 19KSs at ‘Barge laas ey 2 hy , a oe Se - ‘Spy. wre Kor, 30af% ‘citteer of einsa ‘aig pad ’ esaignod to the Leyts Fob. 27, 19573 atte as BOs Actuate det Selsts 2:3, 1927; claus four Hay 2, 15495 abt, at Yusnes Airae Jane 17, 1909; narried. 14-0000 wee? y “SECRET : ber a - 7 (then Fitted to) . : , . . : QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE t READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFOUL COMPLETING, TYPE Ol PRINT, AVOLD USING LIGHT COLORED INKS . Now that your qualifications are a matter of cumputer record, they must be periodicaity updated. This is done auto- maticaliy for much information, hewever, some inuvt be obtained directly from you. This form is for that purpose. Section I must be completed in all cases. You need provide other information ouly if there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444}, “Qualip.ations Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” or a previous update. form. | ff you are in doubt whether informaiion has been previously submitted, enter it tn the appropriate section. The signed . ond dated form should be returned through administrative channels to the File Roum, Ofice of Personnel, Room 5E=13 Headquarters, whether information ts add¢d-or not. —~ a . oO a Additionally, a qualifications update may take place at any time there is information to.be added or changed simply : by compicting and returning an update form on your initiative, . oo SECTION ¢ ~ +» BIOGRAPHIG PHO. POSITION DATA ; . fem, AER NO. wamt (Laat -Firee Middle) ~ . Gatr oF atRtH 7 ae oe - O79 p oa NOEL James Arthur ; - 29 March 1912 FECTION I — . ECUCATION . = : : 5 . : _ HIGH StHOOL . " - ~ THIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED AovRess (City, State Counts y) YEARS ATTENOED (#From-7o}} GRAovATE an Cit r 7 : ‘ dt - . ' fo year |ko. sémsaze. : * | RECEFVED] HRS. (Specify)! ; 7 . - rs os a , — . | pte . ; . en en So 7 - -f ws ~ . | [EF A. GRADUATE DEGREE HAS DELN NOTED AROVE aHICH, REQUINED SUSHISSION OF A WRITTEN THESIS, : - . THESIS AND MRIEFLY DESCAISL ITS CONTENT. . : . . ~ ° i . - TRADE, COMMERCIAL AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS — 7 ; ei Sar a-ha - NAME avo ADDRESS oF TO NO. OF MONTNS{ . : ne ieee ne a eee en on ~ “* - ‘ NAME AND AODRESS OF SCHOOL TO [No. OF MONTHSE a ty . . . ‘ | ee eee ne Soe _ ~ ‘ gseeriow tit . . . MAMITAL STATUS : ees Pry Present Status (Slagle, Warrind, Widowed, Separated, Divarced Anhullet Rewartion) SPECIFY: - . 2 NAME OF SPaQUSE (bast) ——~—~—~<“ Peat) CO TO YC eaideny) ve ry. DATE OF Grate — > PLACE OF OIATH (City, State.Country) ™ — - —— - . OCUPATION 6. PRESENT EMPLOVEH SOS ~ ” ; @. FORMER CITIZENSNIP(S) COUNTRYLICS) a DATE U. 3. CITIZETSHIP ACOUIRED wenn he — ee Oe _—— . . DEPENDENT CHILOREN AND OCPEXDEN SPOUSE : ‘ CUPPZEN SHIR PEEMANCHT ADORESS ELaTrOnsutP| DATE AND PUALE OF BINTH SECRET wouva 48 aue 1968” $ 14-00000 SECRET Cather Fipiot lade! the SECTION Vv. : “GEOGRAPHIC are KNOWLEDGE FOREIGN TRAN TRavey : RORLEDCE acquiss fYs CHECK CRE waWE OF ATGION TOE OF SPECIALIZED Cates Of TRAVEL pe cn ry : on rountay smomecoes “ THATEN 2 ‘ 3g FUNDS cet Teeasee | eruoy laastow ‘ t proce - : L wteut * ee F 1 - wan -aeaw: . as ee _ SECTION VE . TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS On TYP ERG CRPW Iz. SRORTWANDT BPH) .. THD ICATE SHORTHAND SYSTEM USED CHECK (x) APPROPRIATE ITEM Cierece OTHER . . (D0 steworvee SPECIFY: PROVIOE INFORMATION ON HODREES. SPORTS, LICENSES. PUBLISHED MATERIALS OR OLVICES WHICH VOU MAY WAVE INVENTED. i - : an ar CHECK ‘RESERVE Of auaso “onaant- - Coa oO MARINE CORPS, CJ toast unas. oD MATIONAL GUARD’ . fo zaton to wai eH vou BELONG : a nay O A . Fonct . oe (CO) ain wattonay Guan’ 2 f.' 2. EXPIRATION DATE-GF CURRENT OGLIGATION - GURaENT adun eRAOE OR RATE]2. DATE OF APFOINTMENT IN CURRENT RANK : @. CHECK CURRENT RESEVVE EATEGORY “Ey aor RESERVE TANOOY( RcrHe) { ] staaivycinns they eg [J eerinee f ] vise ance.o i IS. MtLtTary MOBIL EZATION ASSLGNMENT ~ 3 ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED : cy secrion 1x GATE OF MEMnERSHIP + . NAME AND CHAPTER ‘PSECTION xX bo. +P OATE . SIGNATURE OF EVMdVEE Le rpeg 168 | Seer : SECRET j ie ’ . . LE, a i . ~~ SECRET... a : : + Wee filled inl * ” CRP USE ONLY ee Med onl QUALIFICATIONS SUPPLEMENT TO PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT BEAD INSTRUCTIONS CASEFULLY SEFORE COMFIENNG. TOPE OR FEINT AVOID USING LIGHT COLORES NOS BIOGRAPHIC AND POSINON DATA F ~ j anh oF ul tein Se , sence fl SAA9Q/44_: GS oh be 6 OFFICE CF ASSIGNMENT OC ATION Coeahe oo . a DoD. "SAN FRANCISCO, ‘CALIFORNIA - 4 “_AGENCY OVERSEAS SERVICE - 6 ia eo | avaue7is T, H ARGENTINA : : : 49708704 5270878! . : “VENEZUELA ! {| 92709763 ‘55/12/02 , i ‘SOUTH AMERICA vcG | 90706703 56/07/42 : H ‘SCUTH AMERICA “TRY66 BI/92/01 5702708 ; i ‘SOUTH AMERICH TOY: stearser S7zL20d2° j | ‘CUBA. oo, cS *y , YE709704 63702707 i ‘SPAIN 61/09/22 66/07/09 : i y { a i } lf overseas. pata i) cates ll pate - remus: WF Jad 67 <lAe EOUCATION. a > ates a - ~~ ” oO . * pecs Mata eens; se: : NO ‘CCLLEGE CEGREE ON RECORD RG COLEIGE DLGRUE FORM . - ~ 1a? aay oo mera 435i Me 28? SECRET Css aya i JUL Lam * *asiy cH 4 14-00000 SECRET ‘When Filled Inv FOUCATION (Cont'd) HIGH SCHOOL : “FADS ATIENOLD From tof * 5 SECTION ft {AST GM SCHTOL ATTENCLO ADORESS 64, State Country? Gesnualt = . 4 t ‘fan Diero, Ttalifornts 19929 ! + [to COMLEGE OF UNIVERSITY STUDY O LOCAHON OF CDLESE OP UesvEesitY YEARS arent DEGetEe veae Fy 5041 G18 . NAME AND LOCATION Ohi ate Mine smo aecenes | @ecerven HOS oot . 3 NONE . AT - a Grabuate DEGREE Has SEEN NOTEL one ON Tn nt enna Nata gm led feed on me ee erect a ped oe ; i . H i 5 ‘ =o — . TAME atiD ADORESS OF SCHOcK t : ' NCNE . ‘ : : aan : — a i i 2 ee eee ae ane 3 7 . 3 : oy i 4 : 5 - , ? . AGENGY-SPONSORED EDUCATION : ae . . . 4 ¢ Specds which, f any, of the cducation shown in Sechoa il was Agercy sponsored : NAME AND ADDRESS OF SCHUH T SHIDY G8 SPECIALIZATION LONE. : s ~ | SECRET , 7 . 7 a 2. lf a _—_ 14-0000 ae . SECRET a H - H . — an then Filled tn! SECTION Vv GEOG EAPC AREA ANOWLTDGE AND FOREIGN TRAVEL ‘ PreteEoGe ACQUBED By CHER RD Nam OF SFGION WE OF ECAC OATES OF tPaver Baw 8 hace — WORe 09 COUNTRY KNOW ENGE OF OE SipErace Ost mn toaver stay | aStiGn VENT . wan, Tet pue Ang. TUN TOA b LOG ; 2 LT t. : GUAT: Vay 1OL9 : Mupe lO? £0 Looe 1 ‘ AHGENTINA : Dec. 195) | af = 5 . i fur. 1982 to . : VENLZULIA Dec. 1955 : ? ~ : - : a Teun 3 Sept .1958 £ 7 eae iehe 1365 { re Politicn ' {| SPAIN . 7 ae, “5 3. wt f . . 3. a ; Jf i wr, _s TYPING AND STENOORAPHIC SKRIE’ : re CHECK 10 APPROPRIATE TEM . INDICATE SOR MAND. SYSIEM USEL ‘. teen so {T] sHENG ree 7 ~ t. + a i “ ; : } } } . . . é : . a een eee -~ ee ee ee —— ; 2, EXCUUDI IG BUSiESS EQUIPMENT O8 MACHINES WHICH YSU AVAY HAVE LISTED IN TEM 2 SECTION VST ANY SPRCIAL SOLES VOU POSSESS HELATING TO OTHER EQUIPMENT AND ; MACHINES SUCH AS OPERATION OF RADIO IRANSMITIERS snd .ate CW roved, sending & racermmg, OFFSET PRESS, TUSRET LAINE, EOP AND GIMEG SCIENTIFIC & PROFESSIONAL DEVICES 4 . 3 ? Rs TREES 5 R ‘ . . i . on . . i None . z ' - . i Jo a * i “ARE YOU OW Ce HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A LICENSED C8 CLE FED MEWRER OF ANY TRADE OK PROFTSSION SUCH AS PROT =] ets . * UEC, FAGIO OPESATOR LACHER LAWYER CPA MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, PLYCHOELGGIST DHYSICIAN, BIC? > 3 HO ‘ eee penne canner co oem ote anne ! 41 TOU MAVE ANSWERED “VES* 10 thar d ADOVE INDICATE AS OF UC C . 1 MUNICIPALITY, ELC, Provide Aeense ceguiry nvmbee I taquat - t i . toe 2 Dust any 2G. FD MALERIALS OF WHICH ¥CL ARE “SE AUTHOR do NOM tobe kypies voles sequestes, INDICA i tron heron oe patrol entecest qubyette ncivets ther? own ote! . | i a SECRET } _ -3- a \ . . t 14-0000 Sees ete d SECRET : . When Filled tn! . SECTION vir MILITARY SERVICE : . CURRENT OBAFT STATUS ABE YOU FFGISIERED Poa tHE Daa? TT : Ow YJ +0 F VOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE BOACD MUMALT AND &TUFESS 4 OU UEPE IDE Ok Bhan MUTTATY SERVICE RECORD Active Duty Only, 1 MRITARY OnGarvications Army Move oft + syeesige Beal Ob LORS J Oaths CA EME E sasrended ached dels! NONE ome 4 STATUS Wogeler, Poieive, oh» aperdty! $ Pat GPALE G8 PAIL wt sopacehon dF pow serene? , TG SERIAL, BERWICE OWFHE CHECK tHE OF CJ nonorasit oscrarce (FD *tepanre vor seevice [od uNout waRosmn ; SEPARATION (5) autaste to macive oury [Cy vitseacet bon COupar Osabaily J orca tooeh) : ~ + Cl) aevaement Foe ace * (Cy eet seeerit ron euvsicas Disapaity \ © BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MILITARY DUTIES feorerd the dunes and otntte what best dascssbe reer work oF function om the madere servea! : : _ : : ! NONE : _ - an - 7 ‘ . . . . 1 4 7 : . 7 _ | - - . , . . ot - | - t . ‘ . : 4 4 - a , - t . oe wT REEVE, NATIO ; ” os CHECK ACSERVE OR GUARD ORG AMT: (CJ asian > (C] marine Cows coast GuarD [ Nanona Gusto ZATION 10 WHICH YOUBLLONG m °F ia CD cas: Guse - ° : NON (seer wv, Ch emeonce . . (DD aig national Guar 1. CURRENT RANK, GRADE O2 RATE 7 GATE OF APPOINT IPC aKENT RAB TT BhibA aNd DEE GF GURPLNT RESERVE QUUG ATION 4 CHECK Cum rar ui stave CATEGORY 3 ORILF DESCHIPTIGN OF AAMITARY RESCRYE-OUTIES beep eestcse Y sta: 2280 tourer (EY stares Manin d the datas cod srFs wherh Lett descobie poor ecsk gt tynetien on ree mleyey serene! NOME wey @ AF YOU ARE GUPKEHIRY ASSIGMIL) 10 & RESERVE OF AONE Gua “Phi hal, IDENTIFY THE UNIT AND FS Dust $5, . ROW. . . ‘ . : MIUTARY SCHOOLS COMPETED “Acrie Duty, Resorve Stotve of os Cavihun) we 2, "Mame AND AGUXESS OF SCHOOL { SIUDY OR SOECIALIZ AT Cte oni compuetta | f. ‘ - me it a en EERE 1 NON | . AE SPOR OEE . 2 fre ne ch yee aes — _ 7 ‘ 7 7 ; 1 , . | 4 : ! WOENCE 5. a NSOWED SECRET : omer te + 14-0000 ote oe SECRET - os . .. ‘ PWhee Bled ty as 7 mabtar sans IT VIAIUS “Sih thence Wideood Fepsreted Dreored Sennted Pomwmed SPECEY AS Cited . 2 NAME OF SPOUNE daw Beer eddy iAimdge! @ ACE OF BRM ION Sow cieene 3 DATE OF Bae ‘ ‘3. OGCURATION EO ER 7 OATES CEEENSMIP ACQUIRED 1 Crhze roe 8 FORMER CENSUS COUN ES i SICnHONZ | - . ENDENT CHILDREN AND OLMENOENTS OMER THAN SPOUSE . es LT PeeantNt ADOREHS 2 i ; : : } Richard '. Noel son Apr.30, fl Arcentina i . . 3 ; i i a , { . j , 4 ae H i . 1 : - { i te PROFESSIONAL SOCIENES AND SHEA ORGANIZATIONS a a oe ie Date OF MEMaL ase FROM “1. ADOUSS cdawder Freee Cov Sate, Covstey! SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE : Gale . 4 SECRET 775 14-0000 = a SERET 1 hw refed CERTIF ICATTON FOR LANGUAE AWARL DaTe oF wemtn (Month, Day, Year) O8ts sth ah WO, 355292 t. mst fhaooe, Freat, Wed:tled MOE fT Geers ATA ROHL Ly a Be Gamers geatus $ COMPONENT . YES LWA ef bene TE: ae B bauane, Cont VATE of THAT CHonth, Day, Yaar; «. aun ryras any nate “[Wonth, Oey, Fear) SHU MIEM ete tL LAG ES April 25 Tebanant tation BPR AO INS The PRSTAND ENG MP t. a. bee ee a ee LSPEGI ALTE D* BPP AMING Net QUALIFIED aT ECPAL A TFOSNEADING oe iis t ! . 16. MBAOLASLE oc tte ¢ cemttee tHat THE ASS/C GAMED ‘Fete PLIFEL SS LLEGOLE Fon trt senso IM. j wr face y ser O1categ, waving MET ALL THe atouraL: Bakie 15% Ga10 amano. a ni caceneatom centromere wumitenunanadatmtae : Sicnatuce jawount 28 paanD 3100.00 —— a - : - . 6. = x : : . FELEREL TAX DEDUCTION t ~ - o se ahh eee stn ant finns oe er a mht tthtinb rnneete inmecnn Tem . * a ~ wee ee . . _ * < ‘ _ ' , ’ t + : : * 7 af i i - wee ween - . i . i i : ‘ i . : : a 14-00000 y. Cunmen? apuntss (No., Street, Clly, kone, Store) Pad. mtme TECCPHONE WUMESA $ STATE, TEAM TORY, POSSE @Tsecrion ty : AR ITAL (stars . 9 te ocincm txt omni [Se | “| fine] Kfesvarng - 4 ra ~ SECRET . oy _ —_— (Then belted tn) - , , PERIODIC SUPPLEMENT ets ae : PERSONAL NESTORY STATE ME ars ator _ “rp _ | . SASTAC CT INS TRid form prowtdes the moana whereby your officred peravaneisrrcorde ertd. bd bept curtant, Brea thowah tf duplicates information “pou have fusnishedt prewsnuaty, sf will be necearary lot rou tO cueplote Sac. eae ‘heuvgh YL in thee set Need completa Sortes s_YEN threweh SUM only a there haa heen @ change einse yrs onteored an duty with, the OTe eni tation or if you Believe the stow seaqud more © stetion T = hatay” Spe - eraTaaRye—— — 4 1. suse name (Leet. F . NOEL, James Arthur : : a GiawantR? ADDRLSS (Nov, Sires, Cilp, tone, Slate) 3506 Juniner Street San Diogo 4, California a ennai rene 5528 Uppingham Street - Somorsot. - Chovy Chase 15, Maryland TON OR COUNTRY Im merit Woy Om CLAIM MISIDENCER ‘ OLIVER 4-3809 . California _ ia “Grate Country}. inptcate wat OF “Fie On 4f APPLICAQLE bah Ore, “TeLePnone” prerrny Buses SS TELtPHONE NUNOER rarer ixtinaron Aver. 4-3809. -. None .- - ” pone AN CASE OF CMERGENGY, UTHER CLOSE RELATIVES (pease, Mottior, Fathety way ALSO On, HOTHR IES. «¢9 Sut NOTIFICATION as NOT DESImADLE OLCais € OF WRAL rH on OTHAtH PISSING, PULAST so STATE, * . Alfred.E, NOE. (fathor), 174 Dale | ctreat, San Diogo 25 California wibderu Siauared [2 te ma AHNULL ED PuaRI SH DATE, PLACE AnD me (AQON PUR ALL SEPARATIONS, GEVONCES OF ANNULMENTS noné ispous#: If you have heen warrlesdt mone than once, jneduding snaulmonts, useia separate ahaer fur former wile oF ushand giving data hafuw for all frevidus mare 3 a . rx “0s 19 ate 42 Januury 1921 saaee. Ff vaeslaga is contesplated, provide sasa deta for tance. er Anat astocenmerioemee « te ener tone vamengee ener tential cr eset ie NAME (Firaty “(Middiey ‘ (arden) rhdety Lilian: Edtth - Bobtott HOLL DATE OF MAHRTAGL ot Pact nF MANET ACE Cobre State, Country) 29 Sent. 1934 San Diego, talifornia > ADDILSS OF SPOUSE ALFOME MAWHE ASE (No ' 7 feert, City, State, Countey) : ana? 3614 “Pairmount Avenue, San Diego, California GGRED 7. LEWING 6. GATE OF BRAY. {re Gause oF “sunt . £93 wep ye 1. . ‘ xT TORENT ADDRESS (Glee Tus wddeooe, if ieeeavedy nn ; : ARES RR Loa 5528 Unpingham Street x shovy Chana 15 5s Maryland | ““f Fibiah DAT! OF BIRTp E Flact OF fiatn (eriy, “Gtate, Country} pag 28 SUE 1958 + ? Colorado Strings, ‘olorado : m v3. VP aban GuTdiue u, D.sBALE OO tnTay pre PLACE OF ENTRe | Nae. i HA, Praca rivensate ¢Cauntry) om OATE ALZEI HAD The ata? AcQuIaED (erly, Pate, Country) U.S.A. birth tirth in U,S, 18. OCCUPATION ~ ~ ™ Furst? EuvLoyen (Also give Farmer eaployer, pe sf spouse sa deceased oF Housewife _ waenployed, Jaat two eaployers) N h ’ 20. CMPLOYER'S OF DUSINESS anoarss t%o., “Sireet, City, Dtate, Countryy —— _ ~ LEY, ene a: —. — + ° SECTION #14 CONTINUED TO PACE 2 a: 57° FORM UNUD usr eatvious forrions. SECRET (ay 1 14-0000 - SECRET [Bhan Frtted In) SECTION Ita COMTINUED FROH PAGE i DATES OF MititaRre SeewItE OF rer (Pease “ped Joo Te +) ar ath ant rh ae 74. COUNTRY wT WHICH MILITARY SERVICE AFFILIATED 73 az ORANCH OF SEMVICE oAe 76. DETAILS OF Of GOVERNUZTST SER SICE, US) DR FORE LEY . Clerk in U.S, Zonsulate, Encenada, B,5., Mexico, from 1935-37, - @f SECTION IV, RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION LIVING 4BPOAD OR WHO ARE HOT U.S. CITIZENS 1) FULL Naut CLant-Pifet-iddley NONE ADDRESS Of. COUNTIY Im mune PELATIVE acsipgs AODAESS On COUNTaY 1 4 = : =< 2. RELATIONSHIP - . 7. 1 1. FuLt NAME (Lost-FerateMidsley 4s ADDRESS OF COUNTY I aN te MELA EGE FEBIOES Citi rEncuie (Country J 6+ FREGIENCY OF CONTACT O- SPECIAL AAMAS. IF ANY, CONTLERING THESE PELAT EVES ° . FINMICEAL STATUS @} SECTION V . AL STATUS . SS earner nner narimaetommee pn — ’ LoARE YOU CA(PELT SEPENGENT Cn “Cie seLaue? - {x I ves H [Ro . my OR 2,00 YOU HAVE Ate? CTNANQEAL. THTLBEET ta, oe OFF AO TAL COWDEOTICN wT, NON-U.S. eeanORATIOnS S oR BUSINESSES on WEIN U3. CORPORATIONS C2 BUS MESSES AAYING SUBSTANTIAL FORE ICY tiTERESIS? YES (x) NO tr vou | HAVE AMDWERED "YER." GIVE COMPLETE SETAILS Gu A SEPARATE SHEET AND ATTACH Ji & SEALFO ENVELOPE. 3.DO YOU ALCEIVE AN AASUSTY FOS MHh es TEG STATES G@ DISTSICT OF COLUMBIA GOVFRNMENT UNCER ANY RETEREMENT ACT, PENSION: Of COUPENSATION FOR MSL I TARY GR AVAL TEAVIEL? YES Gh 2 ABOVE, GIVE COMPLETE SETAILS. . 4.1F YOO HAVE ARSMERLO "FES Ta EST ITEMS, ine GbE HOT SIeiR OTHER GOURCES TF RECUREENT INDICATED AY PRECLOING BS. wtbHOUT REFCRENCE TS yOUR SALA, None SECTION ¥ CONTIRUED TO PAGE 3 a SECRET j y : j we . 14-0000 me, SECRET (Bden Briled Fay SECTION V CONTIRUED FROM SSE 6 pour ine onsretutians Pe merce Cr waa Arcee NAME OF INSTITUT ES ets (Cte. Slate, Counter) Bank of Eethesda (checking account) Eethesds, Varyland CUTE ZENSHIP. CITHZENSHIP aACQUIALS BY = Counce 14D" ONE: ted: States . wasenszr (J ormre (Specify): WAVE YOU "TAREN $TEPS TO Cuanet your’ . : : PRESENT CITizEnswip? Een (Xo, st ! x UF YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR U.S. CHTNTERSHIP, es since 295 32 FNAGT, COMMERCIAL AND SPLETALEIED Somaves - | . Za NSES ATTENDED NAME OF SCHCOL aTyOY ON SPECIALIZATION . | rs . t ey 4. MILITARY TRAINENG (Full tine duty on epecidlsred' schools such as Ordzance Intelligence, Communications, ete ) - = - Ft DStes ATTENDED NaAML OF SCHOO STUDY CR SPECIALIZATION . ToTaL WEEwS on SEGREL tn) GEOGRAPHIC AREA KNOW EDGE e SECTION VI vite Y. UIST Otle ame rare REGIONS OF COUNTRIES UF BHICH VOU WAVE ENCOLEQGE CAINFD AS & REST OF MESICENCE, VEL, STUY OR WORK ASSIGNMERT OTNER THAN ORGANIZATION FAPERIENCE. UNCER COLUMN “TYPE QF SPECTALTSED BNceLEore, © 18" DLCATE Ir Pk OF RMOPLEUCE SUCH AG TEGRAIN, COASTS, HARBCAS, UTILITIES, BAILA ad. PRDVETOIES, PIC (TiC ak PARTIE . | oe a tet oF pales oF ANCHLEQGE ACO oe PUSTOENCE. TRavel, EFC, OF REGION OR COUNTRY _ NAME TVPL OF SPECIAL ITIO ANOMLEOGE relitical, econcm terrain, people Cy THE REGIONS GR COUNTRIES. AtSTED AGOVE WHOICATE THE PUAPOSE OF VISIT, RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL FOR EACH OF México = duty with U.S, Foreign Service, State Department. OATES OF - WESIDENCE, | navn, ere. “Soot. 1944 thru Fett, 1947 — errain, paychology, ‘nol. parte} ys oO economle alt ities, August 1949 thru Noveiber. ARB & 199 q ‘Argentina - Venezuela. Colombia, “Ecuador, Peru os7 OtiLle and Bolivia’ ore} Pol, “parties & Cigures.. TING AND USTENQGRAPHIC SKULLS 5 ; @L SECTION 1x- _ 1 1. TYPING (%- Pom.) te SHORTHAND( HPA, ) . J. SHORTHAND S¥STEM USED - CHECK 1X) APPROPRIATE 110M . ! 60 : [ smeoa] _[srdroweitine] stinorved | otwen (Sree fy): $. INGIGATE OTHER DUSINESS UACHINES WITH WHICH YOU HAVF HAD OPERATING EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING {COmProaeter, Mimeu- raph, Caed Pungh, etc.) . : SECTION_X “SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS 1. LEST ALL HOGRIES AND GPORTS IN WHICH YOU ARE ACTIVE OR HAVE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED, tN EACH No changes since last report. . INDICATE YOUR PROFICIENCY . = pn a re me RESULTING FROM EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING, WHICH MIGET FIT YOU FOR & PANTI CULAR : a : , 2. INDECATE ANY SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS, POSITION OR TYPE OF WORK a EXCLUDING EQUIPMENT NOTED tH SECTION N, LIST ANY SPECEAL SKILLS YOU POSSTSS RELATING 12 OINER EQUIPMENT CR MA TURRET LATHE, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL OL VICES, ETC. ~ cuines SUCH AS OPERATION OF SHORTBAVE RADIO, MUL TILU TH, a. ‘ . . ™ eenanentenmenineneriemenant: = IF VOU ARE A LICENSED OR CFATIFIED MENBER OF ANY TRADE AR PROFESSION (Palor, Flactractan, aus Operstor, Teacher, Lawver, CPA, Medical Technician. etc. ), INDICATC Tok RIND OF LICENSE OF CERTEFICATE, WANE OF IESUINS STATE, AnD REGISTRY NUMBER, IF KNOWN. ‘ aeaue) FIRST LICENSE OR CENTEFICATE (Year of issue) | LATEST LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE (Fear o 4 SECRET a = ™ SECRET ~ fahon Felbed Iny -° SECTION X CONTINUED + ie nut suber! copies untees ¢ : ecfentelic areicies, general interest aube = LEST any SEGNIVICaNT PUBLISHED warrRiats or wutcHw vou an “Tet INDICATE TETLE, PUBLICATION Cath, ax0 TYPE OF sRiTING (Yan fection, sects, novels, short sforiea, etc.) a VHOICATE AMY OFVICES s4ICM VOU MAVE INVENTED AND STATE auf iwi ® OR HOT futy ART PATENTED 9. GIST any PUBLIC SPL ariNG. AND PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPERIENCE a pant ee ee FO. LIST any PROFESSIONAL, acaotmie on HONORARY ASSOCIATIONS OF SOCTETIOS IN WHICH YOU ARE “now on WERE PORMEALY A MEMBER, LIST ACADEMIC HOMORS YOU HAVE RECEIVES. SECTION Xt ORGANIZATION WORK EXPERIENCE - SINCE LAST COMPLETION OF A PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS QUESTIONNAIRE t imCtusive Dates (Fron and Ter) ‘ae Gaaor 3 OFFICE/OIVISION/ BRANCH O} or ASSIGNMENT April 1947 to Anril 1949 GS-12. DDP/ WH Division PLOYEES UNDER. YOUR oirmtct 3. OFF ECEAL #OS1TION Teme SUPERVISION 2 -{ Chief of Station, Guatemala 4 sty, G Guatemala I" DESCRIPTION OF SUTIES Responsibility for the ‘admind stration and operations of a field station. Opened our Station at Guatemala city. : Estabitehed and maintained relations with other. Un . , officials and | agoricles, Agent: development, and: hafidling, © | INCLUSIVE ~ Dates (Prom- and Foy ". 2. GRAOL. 3 OFFIEL/UIVESI0N/ BRANCH oF Assi cament. “qugist 1949 to Nov. 1951: 13-1, DDP/ Wi Divigion a. NOL oF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOUR DIRECT 3 aFFictal Post Tow titi a . ~ | surcavision =. & : ,DCOM & later Chief of Mission, Puénos Aires, Argentina 2 vr DESCRIPTION OF OUTIES ; Chief of Station. Supsrvision of all station activities, Planning and execution of field operations, Maintonance of Maison with Avbassador and other U.S, officials. Agent handling. f. MMCtUSTYE DATES (From: and and Yas) 2. GRADE ]3- BE FILE/UIVESIGN/ UR ANCH oF ASSIGNMENT | Sept, | 1952 to Nev, 1955 ~ [eas DDP/ if Division _ if NO. OF EMPLOYEES “INGER vOuR OIRECT ia OFFICIAL POSIT ote Three. SUPEaVISiON 10 . Chief of Station, Caracas, Tenezusla J eee _ a 8. DESeAIP rion of ures . Chief of Station, Suvérvision of all station activities, Liaison with local ‘security services in Vanezuela and Netherlands West Indies and Surinam, liaison . with Amb, & other U,S. agencies. Planning & execution of fleld ops. Agent handling. I. Ty Tweuusivi, pares ¢F ) [es GRADE] 3. OFFICE/OIVI GION /ORANCH OF ASSIS L January 1956-June 1957_ [GS-15 _| DDP/WH Division, Branch I oo. HO. OF EMPLOVEES UNDE your pigect ! 3. OFFICIAL POSITION THTLE ‘ SUPERVISION 221 kL Chief of Eranch 4 —: ane | BF GESCRIPTION OF DUTtES Supervision of activities of aix country desks. Providing oneretional guidance- and sunnort to stations and bases in six Souther American. countries, | Songulting senior staff & gthsr ‘components; briefing of Ambass; dors & other officials, 1. [INCLUSIVE OATES (Fram ani To.) a GRADE | 3. OFFICE O01 ¢1 51047 B@ANCH OF ASSIGMMERT |! Sine’ 3. 1957 to. date __ { GS-15); DPP/WH Givisto, Branch IT 4. NO. OF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOuR DIRFCT | 5. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 5 suecevision Prom 20 to. 25 vhief of Franch fe. OLSCRIP TION OF or ra — — {| As indicated in 4 above except that four countries are involved. Responsible to Division Chief for efficiant haniling of op matters relating, 40,an SECRET 3 PAnat popes af required) "SECRET "t0¢ (Phen Filled In) Ce oF @ | SECTION Khe 7 7 CHILDREN ANd OTWER ROCPUNDEATS AS wy + NUMBER OF CHILDREN Cincteding ebepeNs ideonp a MUMATD oF ode; rencest up same te Meare spouse, D> 2° parents. ate Here ter. ete and adopted chaddeen) wo ARE UNWARQIFO, my 'P “ as? is UNDER Bb YEARS OF AGT, AND ARE NOT SELF rete qureort, “Oa: Pa 2 . 29s SurFoMTING. OF AGL i AR wat stare - 7 PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFQRUATION FOW ALL CHILORIN and DEPENDENTS avbarss RELATION SIP peingham ot. Lillian B. NOEL wife rn | | James A, NOEL, Sr. - | ncn 1948 A an | ooo | ssn | portion coument “inofon “CON TINUATION OF. PRecéol NO TRUS. Continuation Section vIIt, 3. . : yo! In addition to the countries bted ,i- have traveléd ¢ on TDY assiguients: tot - : British Guiana - Janidry 1953 oO . : Dutch Guiana ~ Auz.? 1955 : - Cuba « - Nov. 1953 and in Nov. 1956 : ‘Panama - may 19248 . a Costa Rica - May 1948 oo , Venezuola . July 1956: : Notherlands West oe , ' Indies = various during period Sept, 52-Nov, 55, - t have visited or tranalted avery country of the Hestern Hemlsnhere oxcent . Paraguay. SIGNATURE OF EMPLOVEE > James A. NOEL ~~ DATE COMPLETED Py Oe! tober 1957 f- f ios ECRET . a 5 AY 5 14-0000 STANDARD FORM 57 NOV te? “en US CIVIL SERVICE COMMISTION Al TION FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYME E a en ——— ee INSTRUCTIONS? In + to prevent delay in conaultegtion «yeah epqdl janthartwave vam Vie winiepm yard. regarding epemtinn tf thee aypte ation, ot every we ae thre form clearly and rempiesely Trp TE yeas wee speckpeng fear on tt BITTEN eeninnenien, med thie app! an INK potsing for a apecific United Beetee Cavit Gere e tn the eetee naeaed an the eatcreteement Fe sure tf mailto the teint nfhre seo the erenuhutins announcement eo 1 and Paterm wil ony rether Sener seqerised iy the annuunerment, Ratify theothes with whith _ ff you are agplong fue @ WRITTEN vin, Wdtere the pers Ble tne appr 9 om ny shenge on yor wlteese os Namal oF Ok TOM OR RIND OF FUSININ PPG FOR ‘ . : OO NOT WAITE IN THIS BLOCK . = wt sees cerns wate we awe ae a ee moms : EOF Gaal G7 mentioned in eramination annnuncement) For Use ot Cie Service Commission Only SUBMITTED RETUBSTD AFP, RE NILD, APPLICATION KO EG SHEET and Humor Tow eo MAT — §11 Alben Towers, 3700 Kapoachusscts, Hoe, ineludin | Foetal toned BAO STATE A OFFICE PAL “3 Pv PME . ~ ene eigcermsammanpanonnes APPROVE O* q raneto | pareie | avow GRADE | nating | gece | Rating ir CITY Or Post OsricE § POINTS unr, LAGAL OF WUTING RESIVLNCE (Staite, eseescneeleeveceeree oO rows SAFTIALS AND DAT (Us COLES TOS LL ACLEPT AYPOINE MENT, IF'OFTLIED. i oy wast 19 THE Lowist QNTAANCE SALARY you wn ACCEPT. Doceecsnareneasece ws wescancron, 6.) amrwnend in ree casteo statis . YEAR yous will not be considerad for any position with a lower entennce salary a > = tie CHECK IFYOU WILL ACCEPT SHUTTT.TEAM APPOINTMENT 16 OFFERED FCA A The ITE STATES 4 C110 s wonres 3794 MONTHS C) 6 10 sameseres w nya acn AQGEPT APHRSTYMERET IM CERTAIN LOCATIONS ORLY, GIVE ACCEPTABLE NOTE, Acceptance ne refusal of a temporary short-term apsantraent will ni Ment your opportunity te obtain a4 probatwnal appoiniinant. IC) IE YOU ARE WILLING TO TRAVEL, SPECIEY: css Clemowrmey —_ (Cleomeawrer a 18 OxrEdifart, Lt-$e Important for you to furnish all Suformaton requceted realities, chic, wetfere, of caganizotional activity which you hove performed, below in suficrent detail ta enable “the Civil fervice Commas ant tha ether with o withe.) compenilon, showing the numberof hers cor wees af ayénctes to give you full eredit tn deter tathk your ant weave go when yom weee engaged in eh activity. Miliary your sapenenss eset te ‘Gewnins wh the apaces belaw tn ita proner sequence. . qualicatiuine Use a operas bloc ur gach postican. Braet Fe her present tiets and work back, eaplaning teady the paiiespat tas b da) Hi-yees warecity exnsirsed in ony position under 9 nave aifleren fs i Lei ined in each poaitien, accounting for vil pesiosts 14 bate thet area ua tstan 4k Sacn muhicstom give. andet MBeeeap ie fr Ve Per spetleme gained more than 1§ years ago which | farwhih you are applying may be summaiized in U your dunes chonged muteraily white wos a rue SMO” Len Bae pra teel, tre Henig Ae, (6) Ht yrea Sarre sever tela empiiyed ar are now unemployed, inticate | that tart Ta bese ak pieribe’s teliow for "Pesesnt Powtien,”” . a etparate.blorWy to deere cach position.“ fou may include any parte Ah . So ae tnt emer rnc est ene ror em nner Dennen meaner _ > . PRESENT POSITION, “GATES OF EMPLOYMENT Unsonth, your), ~ “CV ERAEN FTLE GF hud PRET FRENTE Ta UT] SALART FF CANS, tm Federal Service) | ctapting, + ren : Lae Gasaploged - i = Ea ae FROM, 30 PRESENT TIME _. —— _. PLACE OF ENFLOVREN rr Cenly yan: Seatey u HOLE AS TELE OF WEE SUPER VISOR EAIVH CoG. Wholbeale silk, snwuracad agency, wmaaulonture of hock ates . aay Te BOOT SS OF aT etre iG Organization, oF ars fame department, bureau or estabisnarenit, and dives peat tous. A'g63 montho ae “y Loren Barvide work, dn wich ‘we speit my ontire sdult Jife, ard } the ‘ wLdous to return to gevernasnt. pate survice a8 sem a3 16 dn possible for mo.te._ Sr een nneneennnencentninntsisensnintinssnaapstinasimereinaiianininienaietintattninsunne nn refer: 7 (CONTIFIVED ON NEXT PAG) tiled aad vow fe Ae eee cate eee on 14.90000 Age raiins rot Fe, ov tinea ema et oe ee Tall te Popes zces 7 1h rer ennrnr eAPEEE TEE Ta Te CONTINELS . "BY GATE: CAMA ROUND Gromit, pear Y TT usas tee ve readin TOTO cracuer anos Gaia § 1m EARNINGS . * preteereney Stearns row Tune 1949, Deas 1952 i Attache nett ret P9990 am RAVE AST HTL OF Immeorete Sura eT rican | imbasvy, Buenos Aires, Argentina {| Elovorth Bunker, Ambeasedor any ANS ASCE Ov IRONED (Bea, orgarieatean ve peewin oF Fovtene dp RI) GP aN) ie Dm ORGANIZATION “e a) wai manutacture of locks, ets ) nanie department, Bureay ar entathohment, ated devenmoad State Dopartaunt, Foreign Se rviva einie ane ant KING c = EOMOTS: SUP Avisat er You : 2 secretarcos HPTON OF UN WORK | 8 in polltical eootde ies included ¢ ally perus Govornment * EASON TON LEAVING . enter ioe business me Dubseeye ~ one. ral. Fe; rte on gene and epect! 8 B “ ctlen nd ~ ai OF BUSIN 35 OR banutactate of Io doverniient ~WEARDI FSR LER Na nner transfor & Buenos Aires CLAN HRC ATION GBS y PALARY Got GARY ve Gr ra Bpaterat ans te) Sy AKTING 6 © on GEM @ BSF eT Cnonih, year) TCT TAT TR RT | @ kage 14h Ha. A9KT | Vice Cenaul TNO" RAME AND TTCE OF IMMEBIATE SUA PLACE OF ENVOY MEAT Weny “aod Stata) SPAT! (Bilbao, Madrid and garealona) i Richard Ford, Consul General renee Ss OW ORGANIZATION com “wholesale 11 ity a Waurante agony, | ere of locks ote,} Ne TeAOYER (arm. ardana aan F 8odecal NING OF Bu anet acant mancha State Department, Foreign Service Government Re COT TGR TEASING coeiininemseens WoMDER rs) RIND we ACUTE SUPERVISED BY You - a ‘sonmutar clerks : af. _tranefer ‘to Guatasala city 14-0000 Smee eee) Jom ‘thur NOEL - . LY ne . a §11, Alban Towor's, . . _ 3700 Maso, Avo., NeW. a . Washington, DCe bot me, _ Births Horch 19,1911. - ° oo. cee _ Application for Pederal maployment ts we dfh le ow - : ef ek ‘ wl’ ae o reat a * . : ~ - tag of cada oe cts cana —_ “pate. of Employment i "Beast nee of Position” ion sa Sonate eee _ - startings Pode Fe: dene 193. to Oct,’ 1938. “ Vico Consul . Final. - "2,000. Pode i ties of Employment kintx Hane o f Jnnodiate, Sugervisor peo Ene. day Wenham Hy Ae Saale, Conigul, ~ - Hone ‘and Addross of. Euplayer . Rosson for La ving a . fo. Stabe ‘Department, Foredgn | barvise tranefer to Mazatlan ; tuner and Arad of f upployses tt arvieod, : Two consular clerks Description of vork L ee 7 : “Gonaral consular work ineluding ahippting serviess, viess, passports, : | welfare and protection, agricultural reporting, dr drafting of replies to : trade inquirlea,. a fe co _ sa _ af ‘ On Ke 14-0000 — Jon. .thur NOBL . te et ame PAWATB, f SALAM] om Panny [eet 2, 350 mn 33 000 : BRAT TITEL OF TOUR RU HUN _ thom Oct._.1938 -— i" Aug. 196b {¥iae Conou}, u MAME AND TITLE GF IMANDIATE Sun mine PLE OF PMNOYMENT Ceity and State) KHE\ICO) Mazatlan and Guadalajema _.___} Bufwo He Lane, Jr, ond Muurice L. -tatford MAME AND aboRT SZ OF LMITITES (Rem, orfanreation, ar roaser, ef Fonfasal, RENT OF BUSINESS DA COTANATION Ce a. awhaleante pith, ine QERS narne department, bureau or cotabliadaient, and disseran) manufacture af locks, ote) State Departaont, Feroign Service tie “nuMarR ANO aIND ov PMPUTTELS SPLAVISED BY YOU Cons. clorks FINAL. government : REATUN FOR LEAVING analer. : Consular. “ofttaor. Sn charge of. ‘all. mm gretion work -6¢. these tuo. ecnsulates, ae well, | a. chipping, notarial. -sorvieos,- passyort: and eitisenship. ‘work, -welfare-and ‘protection: activitioss also: engaged: in-economic and political reporting at these ‘posts in--~---- charge of ‘both -¢onsulates- for: ‘prolonged perioda during absence of principal: ‘officer, 92090 LAL hadad ao ne we OP SURFED TIS TSTSS: i" more opere le roqused! use o conti . adilrese, date. uf, , weed eoumitint ath MILITARY THAIMNG Fe. tig apace, below, steve y raining tie Armed Rerviges. “(nen alscady lated: A) that woul! aniet ‘eppelnting ¢ others in plac ng ‘you mest ele ealeente wely, Teuhieate motitat, fahidunt Oateo pe ny el Ape ae pemeEDIE Ue we i et ede ae seseespeeemenpres (QO GIVE MAME AND LOCATION OF LAST HIGIE SCHOOL ATITATLD nior- dh School, San_plego, Colle, (op UBS Fag ay WM HiGe GOH WHE APPLY 1 Ratton DESINLO ~ C8,.cacmseratal slay, . -3 — MEARS COMPLETED . OFGRILS CONFI ARTO SEMRS TL a ater were swtaere vee | alae weenie nominee cee | UES nL 2s) SO DATE EMEC ry TDuCA Ting (Cirate plghent drade completed): rant ppanematt one ryiutpatttinctomrauninbd MARK{XD THE APPROSIATE 994 TO IHCICATE SATISFACTORY COMPS, end q ELEMENTARY ‘SCHOG, oO BAUR HSH 6c HOCL, ] senion ee SCRON History Ea. ~— ~ ~ MASS “gana ei TAD AnD pee ny, Ne ee to (C) HAME AND LOCATE CF COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY SUCCUALTY FROM ae | veans com: ent ~| 1 PAL TGS QQ OTHER PRAMS, But 62 FOTATICHAL, BUSINESS, STUOY COU THAGUGH Tht ANMEN FOPLOTINTRTUIC (show nadine and i TRECs srEDO OF ako!) UIT WERAA SLE TRASIPG UH PUBLIC OR PRIVATE AMPLOU MENT ce wetetatte tues mews nese Fu WATUDICUE Ale TRACE GW Fw) Ceroiy tate Aiporahu, teudhor, haxyor, CPA, ae HSNO Grae te ote pdt mie al fet) GE ING GF LICENSE AND STA LC UME GR CEE CATECVEAAD + . 7 IF You WAVE TRAYS LED Of PESIDED IM AR Y FOREIGN COUNTING Ub Yoalt TATE Cree yg ‘ . ID NARS GPCOUNT i QIOSTNS AND LENGTH DF TIME SVLNT Thirst, AND ‘eee Sea entrance 19 INDICATE Youn wivratecoy eal PORPIGH LANCUAGES ts Byam eben e eee 3) ALASON Ole Fiat fo (Ae smalitary bers iva, Duasitiess, adic 2) Geel AT UC IAL QUALIICANO® OT COVEALD Gi Si Wat Re Ob OCH APMLICATIZ4 SUCH AS. f HORT AST FL Be leantans Glo not aha wognes aciias peyueet od) Hon, recraatios) OG SUPETE UTS OP INVER SONS {8 Polak Hr ag ihS AO PUBLIC RELATIONS erin esol Wade Ee Ey Ger RRRi Reet eee, (oat aimba iigg MISSES NS KEY funein, TCnrE! LATHE, SCIRMTINIS OA PRO apnOan reat ae ‘Menbor Rotary Clubs of Ensenada and Guadalajara, i Jolaseta Tennis Club, Bilbao, Spain; Yeyen Golf none {Glub, Guatemala, American Club, Buenos Alreds APPROXIMATE MUSBE HOF WORST PER LINUTT IN TYPING ,..., SHORTHAND .. AD ene Jaen . 168304071 14-0000 je PT FEDENTES Lise three persone ying inthe United Bemteeen Terrdurieaal the United Statre who ore NOT related to pou ead whe have definite hnowlpdge & cree qualche etme and finesse for the poate fe which ges ere epniving Do not cepeat nemes of super viene [ated under Stem 16 EAPERIENCE) DORSESS OF OCCLFATION Kotion Picture Distributor poeenecee , rag mae 903 N. Canal, Carlebad, New Haxico Retired coer eteesnmocee seoenec tars sna ssaasaaanenasadeescenner receerentre lac caeenscaes® Feesee, ‘ He Be Gregory ; | 1700 Shroyor Road, Dayton, 9, Ohio Official, Nat, . waeeate “Wit OR a2 PMS OEE v MAGE WN IM PAOPER toigeg A vee ; MO INDICATE “YEE OR “NO ' amo w: ’ PEACING eS DC PROPER COUN if wo : . 2h eee Rag ser BE WILY OF TUR PRESENT EMPLOYED nusnane vou 3S ARE YOU AN CFFICIAL OR LU PLOTEE OF ANY STATE TERRITORY, COUNTY | TaSeee TED Mp BAT PICT | RM PLOVER RUGARGENS ¥ : | OR MUNICIPALITY? x . me bet v4 AUTLEA OF “ vou t ALLEGIANCE 10 tHe cant, Lotta . bei yf om Deane re 36 DOFS THE UNITED STATES GOVERAMENT EMPLOY IN A CIVILIAN CAPACITY . 7 ANT RELATIVE OF YOURS. BY BLOOD OF MARTIAGE) woe wrow you Livt : GR MANE LIVED WIFHIN THE PAST 24 WONTHTT | sees ere TD A Oe (OL Rpm OP A TVD CER BFE, A MEMBER OF THE COMMIINST df your an: . Baer e gS Ft AE CA OUSISY OPE ANITATH A - a velative (1) full na. present address; 2 @ Uspartmant of Agency which employe i x, ; of appointmant 1 pet yoswrs. OA WATE You Even GLEN. A MEMDER OF ATASCITT ConaN. 2) aed vOAj wre OP us el em EVE BEEN A MEMBI ADE ANTORGANIATYA, A. Tf you are claiming Reterence ao PRACETINE VETERAN who has fF , av leon awarded a campargn. orcas a DISABLED VET.- - PREF IET EAE OTC ET PTP, COV EINE LGH OF PLRZAG Wu AD - . AISNE Ted 29 NT AE OF Oil CONSTITUT IAAL FURM OF GCUTR SUE ST. ERA oR eau Ee OF. PA DISABLED Ve stack aces or nie WIDOW OF , ol ° LOTR MAEDA NYSLIATVM MO TEMENT GBUUP OR COM ESAT HIE Specified theres - Bae Pei ts, teatime 8. R- BEG MLAS REN ES AFTER BOLIC AU IOCAT RG C8 APRIL ING . . 8 CATALAN BED OE FORCE OR MUA CROEAO CERT OTHER PTE RS EF yo ote @ WA: bind satay eft 5 : : Tord se papel Shia BT CONTTITITIOM OF IME UMITED STATES ORCA SILO, ference will : didal oF oastene ay oF" THE-UMITIO STATES Wf LOE than 27, 28, on 29 shove alledch organisation 1 at pereona and da rw geass » fa] Str w RE ti UM your anewar to qu: in barn 37 the names Le 37 av wear, vou evra in tit vmrep STATES murray’ OR NAVAL ‘SERVICE | ae : Witreainetite, Iau, mam hip Gwe fails of your activit CURING TAME OF WARD nee ean aie ~ : | theren aed make any in yGa dears senardiok GLE . 4 HONDO, IM YOUR DISCHARGE O@ SEPARATION paren TO SHOW THE TYPE OF You Rt DISCHARGE ‘SE gH ere eye ety oi emg rr cage mene ee : RAT HN: 2D OL. nr ALR CEEE MEANT OM 8, Hina ERAGE 1G) WAS SEAVICE PEREGEUED Om AN ACTITE FULL- TYME OASIS, WATH Fat in t AE APTN TETS OF PLACED 1M PROBATION, CO 8 of MILITAHY PAV AND ALLOWANCES? |. st . 81%, Tey BAT BAIL GP CSALATI RAL IGE THE side PP f Ue LEA PAIEE FES TLATION OM DUGIMAMFLNT FEL atta, wim (Oi [DATE OF ENTRY Of OHTRIES INTO SCAVICE | DATE OF SEPARATION OR SEPARATION oo ARIV AT A A RENE OR FORPTITCRE OF W288 LED, 108% - o é oil auch Gaon under fier 99 BT RE eh , - . arn BRINE OF SIRVICE CArmmy, Navy, | SERIAL NO GP five gra % data; (2) the antura of the C ” H Manes or vintation, (1) tha nenia and bocatuin of tha cautt: Marine Corps, Cooet Guard. ete) | rating at ernie of separation), 14) fhe panelty pape, any, of other hiepuetian of the i cae OM agsnted, your Angerprinia wilt be taken Tit We . . et a 7 el tee . PE PL EGES BEER TAZ ARPGED GR IGECEO TO RELIG BGR UILE TAL IF YOU SER (EO 18 THE UMITLD STATES MILITARY OR NAVAL SERVICE ij - Esporte RE Bran sennice ocd 9a¢ PAITIONT i DURING PLACETIME GRLY. DIL ‘s2ei PABTICIPATE IN A CAMPAIGN OR EXPEOL | o ogi anewer. fe “Yaa! give in tem 2 the name and | TION ANT KECEIVE & CAMPAIG BAOGE SH CERSICE RIDZON? . eeeeen - ad3rase of crnplayar, date, ard reasen 1 each coon f ne | ome H eneeeeeass (1) ARE YOU A OISABLED VETERAN... | t veil Ce, Pak BLM EpPUit BE TeE J BCI GERACE LUN Jt an, and you have net [sted your divabihiy in answes ta |) . ~ t IPM Db ries kes ors AISLE HENS CHL S bedi aes deem SJ-eaplain in Item 39 below . : Tas’ give a “A- . . : eaeiahasmant in Nan dive Bates wh and ra (fC) ARE YOU A VETEPAN 5 WIDOW WHO HAS HOT REMARRIED? BAe i foment (CO) ARE YOU THE WIFE GF & YFTERAN W142 HAS A SFRVICE.CONNECTED BAe . . FE . a2 vat weet BRO PE CLSEL URAEACAP OILS ASE OR CTRL Patagelst ¢ i OARILIDY WOH DIGG ALF EG AIM PGR CVE OERWICE APCUNEMINT® oo OMG Balin pete RW ADEE LOUIG WORE : On = . . Wl yenss anew ut oe give watipiate details fa dea or Bang THIS SPACE FOR USE OF APPOINTING OFFICER ONLY . i 3 that sapnederatnan cae he fevon te your phyeial Hiner tor | The information contamed in the answers to Question 37 above has been vert: a t . ‘ - =) _ : £ Te Ue VEL PAP NIIP BW BAN ATY PRG THY HITED STATES 8 PTR? i hed by comparisan with the dichoree certificate on TPUOPENT of AGER RUE REUIPEMENL LOT OF ERE ! . OTe ote $8 MILIT Lice EP KAYA LLB TIE TD i coopeee cee 7 Hy t . were . etute in Leem 3, Ves." dive complere Agency, fo fembere ta whith anawers opply) . . (ORY Cuil ale ree rrernrarcrmeenaseunerenesimecas esas cancene sen ten ne sE + A thas apader at fetore signing this application check bark over it to make gure that you have answered ALL questiona carrectly. J CERTIPY that the statements made by me in this application are true, comptes and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, sad are made in good faith, ft: AG - Pelse statement on this spphestion 18 punishatde by Law (U.S. Code, Fay” SIGNATURE or moun LGA <4 4 4, Bee Title 14, Section 89), A 2 twefie Mus of Mee aad sf marned soe 7 . “eS GOVLRAMLIT FiuNiNG Ob RP ts. O Bel67" Lo sun4e- 8 14.90000 vine O$Fese : . - Nezben2 PEPARIWENT uv. ale . BERG EAU NO, €7-RE°2L8 APPLICATIUN FOR FOREIGN SERVICE ATPRO. «i REPEAES Avquas 324 2936 AMO DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYMENT | aS TENTS ETS) , ‘(Use with Standard Form: 57) - : : . : i more space to required, use additional sheets of paper. 2 eraenres rt Ft > rite on eacd sheet your came, address and date of birth. ° Idect ify each ttem, andattachto this applications, 511, Alben Tovers, 37m 33308 3, dey SLL gton, NeCe — cars 7 2. USE. OF APPLICATION = Check one box below to indicate whether you wish this application wa te considered: for Foreiga Service employment oaly, or for both Foreign Service as¢ Vepactmetial employment. Completion of this form {3s aot required for Department employmest only. Stantare Form 57 must be filled out in aay case. Ce FOREIGN SERVICE ONLY ja) FOREIGN SERVICE 409 DEPARTHENTAL : 3e PERMANENT ADORESS “(Place tres which you wiht expect transportation of self ond household affects, . . ; if any, tf appotnted to the Poraign Service) . : _ San Diego, California - - ; ; ; : a Se TF BORN OUTSIDE ThE UNITED STATES, HOW WAS CITIZENSHIP eR VR OA WATUOALIZEO CITICERS SINE” _ PLACE, DATE, Anp MUMSER Or NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE. YSectton 11 on Fora £7J— - = Hot applicable . 7 . . . ; Sa, ARE YOU NOW TWVOLVEO. tN ANY ULPIGATION OR SEPARATION AGREEMENT? Cy ves a TT Foe -De CO YOU KNOW OF ANY PROSPECTIVE LITIGATION IN WHICH YOU MAY BE INVOLVED? <2) YES ms : ‘(Dive details, tf answer is yas to a, or be) - - TS THE LOWFST ENTUANCE SALARY YOU WILU ACCEPT WHAT fist FOR OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT? (Sxclusive of allowances) sO PER YEAR . J : WAT RESTRICTIONS ARE THERE, IF ANY, OW YOOR TMNCDIATE AVAILABILITY FOR Dit °% ENY PART OF Toe : : WORLO? : eal es (ee eee ca PLAC OF GIRTH y.{1tR,. State or Provitie, ata ety G- a. FULL WAME OF SPOUSE «ip wife, glue saiden nome) Country) | Tillisn Bobbett NOSE | _ vedo Sprincs. Solo . G. Ff OCRN OUTSIDE The UNITED STATES, “WaT UA i PLACE, Gali, S89 RG OP ATS : HOW WAS CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED? . . . : hot applicable. pakapplteobta, bere SESENE Ite . { NAMES OF DEPENGENTS { RELATIONSHTP- DATE OF BIRTH mvs ere ce ee fi te enn aoe ~3Adidan -Bobbstt. fool ---4--- — wife —~—- ~4- Jae 12 s-2911- . ‘ dazao-4.-Hoel,- Ste = we ee BER eet Bova 35- 1928 wooo : |-Bisherd 4. Hoel-—————— i anan f April 30, 1951--—!. wate abies eine cote ne eee pie sane PRESENT ADRESS : 1 pee Peace GF “giere ; ' ; Pladattoldy Bade tO, te FATHER'S RAME Ee ‘tos BORN OUTS ELE I cos F STATE Of TAXEN AM EPS4j)AATION Fe C7 no bent of axasniqurbon tomer, af any. “Have Yau EvE@ POSTTION WHT THE i? "Yes" give I wes ex Ployed in the Foreign Sertice of the St:te Depertaant frea dan uary 23, 1932 _to December 1951, 14.90000 3 fxcetient, foods Fate 5 De -SEEaN fC. VNOERS AND - - LIST PRESENT OW Poses “SFE Tum CONNECT LORS ‘ ALNIINES U5. Foreign Service fren Jen, 26, 1952. to Doo, 1952. » tl maartarr * an i ‘ 4 HAVE ro ; oLt DESCHARGED FROM WHER SERVICE? a Sania Sy) * Give 6 } ITEM 39 OF Fore. BT De PA, ARE ran RESISTEDES . ive Seavert seazor CD ves «Bo ste we vesy* srare gecow . : Tak sues : ARD, HP Th IQASSERICATION: . . 2 wivgtede RYE STATUSE rts. Teno VF “PES, * STATE SELOB, THE TARANEN o $ MBER; YOUR DARD wate IN UNE? AND WEAQGVAR TERS. * . . . y . WwHitd YOu wart & He INCLUDING MAARTED AAVES, IF MARQTED MORE Pod WelCH NAMES” Wi OC NGT OUPLICATE INFORMATION SUPPLIED 18 fof . Bore 0 3 Zc Evil SERVita ME” TE MENT SYSTEM? [237 dOGIAL SECURITY MUMBER, IF ANY: . | Psinteet te .3. Retirement Ast _teenenee applreation does not fully state in Item 89 of Form 57 yr you wisnto have considered. au. If you tel ; show your er on 3232 erst — — vires ve . : Berek 10, 2952 at OB _ 14.90000 ae . & ; JanGeethur NOEL ee ot an 511, Alban Towors, 7 \ on ee Loo. ; 3700 Masa, AvO., Hes oo ane : . . Washington, D.C. . ony : . : 4 ne . Births March 19, 1911. “i : x eats iy uth at ee, Application oe Saploymont , o sage sttek . op Tg that: A na CRO Pepin cote EL hes nen eee: : ee eS > ve = pate. ‘ot Exploynent aa Exact ran. of fgsition : wege Fe eo 7 a Bi Pade an 1991 to Oat, 1938" au" "Yee Cone ind 2,000; Pebe . _ saison for Linn ; ” Number and kind of silopoes buzarginet Te _ ste ° E “Two consular clerks — tot De gerigtion of Wo Work Te oe ape Jie Cot yee hor, 8 : : ; ott vocahy! ‘ ; General: consular work {ncluding shipping ‘sorvic#s, vieos, passporta, ° . | «welfare ‘and protection, agricultural Paportings drafting of replies, to ; i trade inquiriés. - ‘ 4 ve i . ee . . : . a Wad “2 = at i. ae BO ' ' i eg ae Dard > ~ ~ ‘ A Ke 14.90000 . - a : gon. .<thur MOE ot : a : 10s oa Batt P es DATES OF TMPLUTNINT Corveneh, peard j, Ost. 1933 _ _v Aug. 19% ! PLACE OF EMTLCVMENT (erty and Scare) SAME AND TITLE ; -|(HBxC0)_ Mosatlon snd Guedalojare | Rufus. He Leno, _dta_ond Maurice L. ” amg AND ADORINS OF EYrLOUTA (fre. o Steal, ae eon: ef Federet,, ARINC Oe BIEN <3 OF COCA LATA Ce i. wholesale ala, wae name department. dureau oe eitadiancnent, aad peiprac). aanuficture of locks, ots } ae | State Department, Fordign Serv. Service nese ood cons, clerks — PALASY OR PARE SUS Santina & 2,250 ai] Lil We in-evesond intr ‘eb those-poste,-~ charge of. both: -qonsalates for ‘Prolonged periods during: absence: of: pringtpal ‘of ticars on ee te : . . - . a & - . . a Te - ~~ 7 as, 7 : a a so. 5 z ar’ . : a fe 2 * . i . . — . ;- _o7 an Sen eg 7 * + - . ca , 7 -) - ao, ’ a - tee poe . . 5 poe oo 4 8 8 Fy & 8 fo oO ( D i : . oo ‘ 7 MAAK (XD THE APPROPRIATE BOX. FOUNDICATE SATISPACTOAY COMPLETION os ‘ 4 " * 1 Ou PLEMESTARY ScHOGL ant AOU NISN aia, glow S7rwOR WOH ECHO ‘someretel a . . 3 OLYPCETED . . okt meant ° ; & x . . . pyequenececcecgeetirrainueonace 7 . - 4 : (WO OFHER TRAINING SUCH AS VOCATIONAL, or 1. : po ¥ o TAGUGH THE ARMED FORCES WATIUTE (chow nanie ‘abd | ie anion | « SUAECTS STUER 1 feoe 2 ee eae : . ~ Bf schood) OA iN SEAVICE TRAINING © HH INIBIC On FHITATE LMPLOTOENT fe 2 ce eee meee ne ems eee =f = 5H0 4 ~~] . oar |" pacer . abewate | SSL YOU NS OR ve VOr EVILS AACE COL CE LEE DD dee MBER BE AY [RALE OB FiteD | ree ON fracé aa pelat, electrmine, radia Operater, teleher, hieyet, CHA, otc.3 1. IROEATE vo YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF ‘ or REICH LARGLACES ne fe HOPG, Beg Fe FIPSE LGENSE GS CEUTUHCATE Gr fP) - - 20 FLYOU HAGE THAVELFD OR R IP NaAwES CFEOUNT TIES GATES AAD un 41) REASON OR PURAISE & a, wrest. q all ANY LATE - ton, recreation) EAS Dee anon t ab) Folica FIGa fae ¢ 38 esdetiat copuea bites bop oenteed tose i Fay wid Fe 08 IneER TIONS ue Ch ret SPEANING AND Pr DLiC RTI test PLe . Hexico Os. Spain a Gua tomnls s Ar senting, | at Vier ena BR Ean Gie Eaethe ae LS, pte. eye {ry PUNT AND Sell Owatdhs RLCE ILD 93 DOr AOSD: Aro dieerermnarry sewbee | 3 INDICATE noe TaMe SPENS TALIa ah 1y Sathana, Duman, our ae ALEST IC NEC CERUICATY (yi 19) - . nn UT EAT ELD LLC ADE RE 14 VOOR APPLICATION SUCH AZ “J : a ‘a yes ig! 0 GAME KIND OF UCEREE AMD STATE: : i 1 | EVER, KEV-FUNCH, TURRET LATIR, SCoENTIr 2 OH PRCPCUGIONAL DEVICES | Membr Rotary Clubs of Ensenada snd Guadalajara, t ; ‘ Jolazeta Tennis Club, Bilbao, Spain; Hayen Golf ; avpnonuate nasa eens vem MINUTE IN TYPING |. SHORTHAND . _Glub, Gustozals, Aaerican Club, Buenos Airede pO . e864 : : ° 14-0000 ‘ . J : = 2 ‘ ‘Dome Pree een List theres perenne lng in the United Statee ot Terntanes cf the Lnited States who are NOT retatet te% wand who bere Jef: newieaae a ‘ Frew sueiite stone and Atness for the praition for which you aie apslring, Ty avt repeat names of supervisors bated under Rete \ENFERTENCE). an | flak Mave . . ‘ apie BLSSNESS OR OCCUPATION street and number)! — “ fotioa Pieture 32 Corena’s Street, San Antonio, Tex.) Distributor — 903 BH. Canal Carlebad Now Mexico | 96 COES THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT EVPLOY INA QVILIAN CAPACITY ANY RELATIVE OF. YOURS (BY BLOOD OR NARRIAGD WITH BROW IA LINE OF HAVE LIVED WITHIN THE: Wf your sniwer, ie "Y. relative (1) full Aame,, |. iy Department or Abency Aen caret : iat 7 2) 900-133 WON OA Paes sis GRAY, mer wee TESS ‘SP. cay i gn me ins yn A Seay wee . fe peep merlin grime ener spay TOA) (a4, PRICE esate, ORDINANCE «EXCL Tesgry, SQLATINS SOR WHICH KEINE On FORFUTLRE OF RIK Drancn OF Stnwiee (Army, Rapes 5 Staal = Gi none, gre grade or! . : . Marine Corps, Coast Guard, otc.) } i Tating at time of yeparatran). eo ys or “other positian of the rpring will be taken’. + FL YL EVER BFFN DISCHARGED OR FORCED TO RESIGN, FUR MISCON. TUFMTORY SERVICE. FROM ANY PEILIONT . 38 ALF You srr sc TH THE UNITES STATES WCUTARY OR'NALAL SERVICE | . OLRING PFACFTIME OULY, U.D YOU PARTICIPATE IN'A,CaWPAIGN OF EVPETL i THON AND KLCEIVE A CAMPAIGH DADGE OR SERVICE RIBBAT ee (BY ARE vou A OGISARLED VETERAN? | d you have not listed your disability in answer to | plain in [terni3? below! | © ARE YOU A VETERAN 3. WIDOW WHO HAS (NOT REMARRIEC?, ___ ~~ rn ARE YOu THE, YATE GP A VETERAN VeRO has A SEAMICE cowwtcres | " . z a9“ is ve 1D. FTA BEC BARRED BY THE US CIVIL SERVICE COMMILTION | CARY RUTIONS OR, iL SERVICE ALSUINTMENTS? | ‘of and. ranged for, . - ‘3 pout, oi seer” PHYSICAL. HANDICAL SisEAae” oR ora CCABILITY, Ps apy wie 4 SBA EES Hiv 40K out Srauiet AINE NENT . CONS eure IN ASSIGHING YOU TO WORK? ¢ aU pear * diva complote detazts in fea 0. tha: yaneuierction can be diven to your physical Ataesa-lor tha poh. - The Information cantainsd in the anawéra to Question 37 abvwe has been veri ft A ea ree! PICCIVE 88 ANNLITY FROM THE (HITLO STATES on fiSTRICT fied by comparison with the disharge certrfvate on .. GO LL EIS OOVEOMW ENT UNDER ANY RETIRFMENT ACT OF SAY PENSION CR TRAE CPE NTAT.OW FOR MILITARY OF Naval SERVICE? ca your anoyer is “Yos,"! ivo complete detaste in Fier 30. Lt eee ante Beloce signing this appheation check back over it to make sure that you have answered ALL questions correctly. . f CERTIFY that the statements made by me in this application are true. complete, end Correct to the best of my knowledge and tethef, and are made in good faith. False se ee er Law (UB. Cede BAGE™ SIGNATURE GF APPLICANT f z payee - 2s geanishable by Law ic, . ? a wrist seese cee Lf 0 < l Title 18, Section 80). P Gece Muss ce tp andd marie Bop aagren gece anes ree, Fea, US COVERAMERT PRINTING Grn’ “Hk OD sucoT tO-51900-8 14-0000 FOAM OSF egy . ™ Joseonk DEPASTNENT yo ate APPLICATTUN. FOR FOREIGN SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYMENT _ (use with Stead ard Form 57) BUDG BAU NO, O2-Port.d APFROcst EXPIRES August 38, t956 WAME (Frant) le a b. ADDRESS sl, Alben Towers, 3700 Masa, ols If more space ts required, use ‘ed ittonal sbeets of paper. Write on each sheet your aame, address and date of Birth, Téeeatify each item, and attach to this application, \ 2. USE OF APPLICATION - Cheek” one bax. below considered for Foreigh Service employment oly, or for both Foreign Service aad employment. Completioa of this: form is not reqaired for Department employmeat only. Porm &7 must be filled out ta ay case. Ce FOREIGN SERVICE Only to indicate whether yoo wish tbia’ applications to be Departmeatal Stagdard a FOREIGN SERVICE ano, DEPARTMENT at ou will expect transportation of self and household affects, 3. PERNANENT ADDRESS (Place fron watch ¥ robe ervice., coy if any, if appointed to t Foreign Give STATES, MOW WAS CITIZENSHIP rer DIAED? FA waTumaLiieD CUTICENS: FONATURALIZAT ION, CERTIFICATE. (Section 12 on Porn 57).- ag cand Eee: ae : oo ARE VOU. NOW TN, i BY CTTeaT To or SEPaRaTIOW AGREE WENT? cy YES Cx ae ~~ Be-09 YOU KNOW OF ANY PRO ECTIVE, LITIGATION IN WHICH vou: ota BE INVOLV EDT: Oo ves ‘(Give details, tf anguer: ts yes Fo a. ord, ra : Ee A ne . : + 6 WHAT is. THE towest ENTRANCE SALARY YOU WELL ACCEPT ' _ FOR OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT? (8vclusive af ailowances) . fs PER YEAR : Te WHAT RESTRICTIONS ARE THERE, IF ANY. ON YOUR THMEDIATE AVAILABILITY FOR DUTY TN ANY PART OF Tae nd i WORLD? : Pe bok : ._ Rens . a a | Se de FULL NAME OF SPOUSE (If wife, g ive b. DATE OF o1aTH . ¢. PLACE OF SATA (fasy, 5 aaiden nase) State or Province, acd i Country) ' ; ! . : Eiliien, Bobbett NOL : i danuary 1 22, 1911 nvincs Cole ; @. tf BORN OUTSIDE THE UNTTEO STATES, fe. Te WAT SBALIZED, GIVE PLACE, DATE, AND 40.0 ic 2 aaa 8 H HOW WAS CITIZENSHIP ACQUISED? | “ PRATLON CERTIFICATE. , RO . 7 4 #14, ps aes) t not &) applissble : Se 7 RAMES OF DEPENDENTS | RELATIONSHIP: : |-EAaa- Bobbett Hoel. Hoel —.—--- ; Jeo 9-Ae-Hoall- ate pa BR io. av FATHER’S WANE Tey PLACE OF BTaTs . Alfred -&, NOEL | 274 bala Sty Sant San Dhegoe | Plainfield, B.d. : - MOTHERS WAME (Yatton) ds PRESEN iS pe “PLSCE GF S1RTH | : ; Rthel. Louies “TEACOCR decesscd | Nex York. city, B HAY. | : é wehTeD Staves CATIZENSH EP? Tew. i To res Bele Chvw - _ P32. HE YOU EVER APPL Tei SLPARTMENT GF GTATE OF TAKER aN EXAMINATION FO? 2 POSITION Witit THE CEPA = YES oxo if "Yes" give date, mature of for, ana kint of exuntinutica taken, tf ony. I was em played in the Foreign Sertise of the Stato Departaent from Jen vary 26, 1932 to December 1951, . 14-00000 my de Atea i9 on Fern $7! _. . the extent oF your ceatetence, foes Axcellent, 3oed, Fair ea __ So READ Co wRITe od. sPraw C. UNDEWS "ng - “Ae BUSINESS : . 8. tePLOTeEAT . . S "Ge wtLitany * . F [oan ENTS DUE HAVE YOu- EVER BfES "S2ULY GISCHARSED | . AF "YES." Givi Geta ie TTEM 39 OF FOR © $20. PRESENT MILITARY STs. ” t fas ARE yeu REGESTESZD arte & SELECTIVE SERNICE BOARDI Cl ves GRuo ove tves,© srate serge 7 THE NUMBER 440 25 BE THE BONRD, AND TOUT CLASSEFICATIGNS " 7 . oo: DP a. po You mabe wo wpe: starust - (ves CaSho iF "TES," STATE SELGW, THE OaANch st OF SERVICE: Yous f2+ YOOR ORGIVELATYON UATT AKG WERDQUARTERS. . 21. LIST GISER WAMES, NOWN UNCLUDING MARRIED VAMES, 17 MARRIED MORE : 25 “THAN ONCE. GLVIRG D. OC HOT GUPLICATE ImECRMATIC’ SUPPLIED fh an ITEM 26 ON FORN $7. . > : : . none : - . F22. Have yoo gvis SEEN sles “wf THYIL SiMV ict REIIREMEAT SYSTEM? 123. SOCiak SELUSITY NUMBER, FF ANY. . - Subject eSe Retirenent Act <mmenone 24. if yuu belleve you save supplied on this application does not fully show your quali fi feign Secvice Employment, state in Iter ag of Form 57 or on aseparate sheet, any additional appropriate data t you wish to have considered. § DATE 14-0000 ee Stet eee i i f : t : 74 } : Beer 1 Augost: 1952... SECKE I ggneery wiFtRE SEE _ by dune 1952 HEVOFANDUM FOR: chief, Liaison vontrol, ose SUBJECT 2 Integration of gunes As NOEL - 2. 0a 20 March 1952 the Departnent of state was reques t ry to ae et It-is-understood that re i w Yonézuela.. . papers are. write i Process § at. ‘the Department. a 2e. Tats Division’ has now been informed: that the eedeal At that 4 a physical. examination afd. ££ resulta’ are batisfactory Hie 4 be” . certified as fit fer overseas duty. ~ : _ ~. Be In order to avoid eancellation of ir. NOEL's appointment, it ie requested that the Departrent af State be asked not te call Mr. NCEL to enter oh duty until advised by 0S0 that he is certified | for overseas duty, and ready to proceed. to ‘his Caracas agsioncent, ‘subject to State's concurrencee It 19 anticipated that this will occur about. 1 Aug ust: 1952, or shortly thereaftere _ HI, tale a J.C. King. Chigf, Western Hemisphere _ Can Met Lat roforwcrdk 10 fons ou ty wd. . “@ mene 14.90000 . 4 . . - . : —_ i . a . - a “ ' . . . hu - : : el Lt LDvs LEN. LIED: - Central Tate lt iceace aAgengy ; : 2430 E Street, li. W. ; . . . Vaanliytoa, D.C. : . sO Gentlemen. . . ‘ . \ . : : J. In ascorinece with “he pe of WAis soca ty ds de unerstoo atid ee, i by me thai I sua ik be teeuived to servo a tad boot tes votive Prog “Ze . ym oA 4 . : i my crrival at ‘by eversens post ot duty, uniesa Ucraursted ty the Goversgarn i fe 674 . ; . t convenience. Uf the assiguent in tersulaica at ay reguest ia lege thon leery , s i four montas, the follovius shall prevatl:. : . H : , Jd. H (a) If t reatgh iv less thor tyelve man nina: frog the dntc of uperrvak |} ot 1GVULVI “oe ae at ny eversgas post of duty, T' shall reinburse (Cla ‘Sor 8 travel expeises inthe transportation of uyself, uy imwdlute tiaily, housshold’ gooda, and parecuss) affeets usd automobile to tha foreiga aint ion, baa Fay ali such eapensea Ser re-ti 4 oo Ww the United Staten: . . . _— a 5 Co) PY vasten ate ‘of ny arrived af ny overs teaval end transportation of siyée: 1 pox bunal effects ach gutchobite to.tha Ua: saa. vintess 2. Part {a) avove shall net spply to cupl oytes mental, position with CIA or vho have served an overseas tour of duty with CrAé, end da such vese satt () only 6st) snp! y, anmeéed to resd. "iP Todesir> ¢ ; worming to ov retura to the United otile: ptfor to tec expires Jon oF tu mee hou 7 . viealho from the date of oy arcivel ay ay cversess msi ac ty, Toshalbooure loc. pense Bor the travel and tran.poriation of Byres ny iniediaé Pasily, : - r eee } oe sods, dnd yorronal effects vw the United States" A TOM eee eneeestdee memes wine og, (mune ene seers me : : ne ~——¥ Sghtitardiiti lil - | . 4 is ‘ 2 14-0000 aq i eter ae eye fete te spe C 8 Gre SECT CORNIEAO! Prete etettaos AP ICATION FOR FEDERAL EMI COYMENT — ES215chn wana MRE — Rewer vere questien Yoke “ Want vmpletely Trpeente of print q ssring.tor ar gga, Uratreh —. oe Chath heres motion Na Padlly ofed bli rw aii rete Maul Comet wae aterm sve at! | Be mite te rail! tthe sane cthce any cihal feeme eequired by ne veces rma Netty the ollive nh which yu tle tie aPRtoa of any change in Tet eaten DO HOT WHUTE IN THIS BLOCR Fou tee cd CAI Sereion Commiesion Only * Kerenat (J tutcunes Chief of Lp Acrnil vabtent CV Asses. ws. Worea : short-term uimart cae tag 208 compl ‘onsen 27 eee ee Tee 316 wonthe?..._| = 7 O19 montha?..._. (d) Wivit ta Ge torment Cod oan mm witl voveptt $-5s905420"- far year. You will not be venaidered for pésitiona paying less . fo) LE pou are withers 7 wore, sporty . B Qovasterwady & Prorumaity o Cramdintiy, Ga Wartd Fo, acer ‘appointment M ctterwd— for line in sulfictent Anton te angita te Ont Barra, Cominigaion and the appotitinr ona for. the postion fer whivh you ure apslying, In Bis me prided telus EVERY position yeu have Yon BAY alao inelade any Fadnent réliicnus, olen waeee ot Ueey Rarer pomenty Which yo headel pe fuarzed of ivura pur woeok Uted weoss por your if ch pra were etsy iio? te sock activity, Start wath! poue V4 fa of anenplugment Espluin cleasly is paneryea teks ean pe, partariand tn wich | position. Desorite ; yout on; one: pares tat, ries ed - eocuntitvy dey all forsee x, tee So maed Lervires in Gumeiicn ei 3 wr were dor omployst in any go. ay Eécerance). toe ote andar «@ Sumo diferent bow that shown In Mor $ ed dae agidesten, ove under “Desrtuon cf your work’ tor riba, mee, te nome unwl, Of ges adee tower Lean employed or are now unempla ral ttecté thit fat in the spine pronled batow for “Promid Positive" Vidco Gr axeiyaan tay and ta}: Barceicn: na, Spain _ dere rneeeererpmece! Deecripbon of pour work: ie defo. of. f Stabion ab. Barael el Win Crguhasnlion, OF paiscid. | _Dire ection of inte diges nes chains, evaluation of. , aR -naverial_and preparation of inte ligence réporta.. ere meant Ae - i EES Preparation of pdlitical reports on behalf of eet a Eee whales aii iasirane | non a Late. Caneral, farcelena,. ~aad-mblitary reports, L- on behalf of fkilitery attache, Badri : ern deparine. ai burecu ar ettanlizkment, afad Wcmbeg ard mad od wapicyoos wuperviacd by pur 2 clerical; 2 ontside agents ay o tnkedaty aipurvissr, ; i. ance Acting Chief of (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) “‘e 14-0000 a TUE FT OR iver on ore Beas LOCO pee Pear American Vice Consp) 7 fm 33050 year Tow “Saiuaeys 1931" suess CHE Paver ae PART co ve! : knsen: 1 Masuttaa, Yaneanillo ane Sdscatas? AT Ep Berd 60 oe + Deseryton of pur weet. General .consular..work -inoluds age ime id thas ef eenpe per ioe Geena we beamed . i Ee foral” oma Gapuraen! puters or eatuldabaent onl RASS sport and visawork,.palitical.ceporting,-———— een, . j.<eonentic repartios,. Porforouice..sidpilus.servicesy- pobate Dept... i ored pn Service —.. -- I. outside davestizatians of sll.kinds,..accountsy-—- agency mig of kate wie. - 7 Supervision of subordinate pursoniul;.tncharge—— J. of consulate. for. prolosced. Leuporary. perioda—-—.. darks U.. vears.continisua -SUr Lc. aitn_tne State... “3h male Py Female ie eho mt shrine L8H v= year Foal +3 800. on year lary of earns Fane 0he of Teor podlian, u me Stig § 1200 Assistant : : ; - _-S 126 ; _| Doscrpaindot tour work: “aaalitait. tofareign, trade and : Biren era svaftic manager of San. Diego. Chagberof Commerce... : Stoungrarhie-work, draft ing soutine ouzcesponcencs + San. Die; go_Chanber of Comrerce |. anal itieuance.. of traffic. Taten LLG a. eee 2 “f: Parte Arid ob boaietied ar ange han {o. g, feat, agency, iy. ub tm ke oth “4 SSR Ss PEE rca ra aw - TNOLB:,, nar nda of Taare gar Ns “4 qfeynolds + rer) Sig reductitn of staff on . aes! Niezo, Cs ¢ Name and address ata: 4) Feteral, name d=p livia: _ MS Rete een Saree ri apni, why. af locks, otsd mints anr Wier and had ed cor! a Lifornta —. yor (frm, arjariaten, oF yarean). jonk bureau cy etabbahmenity ond a — Lone Nawe on) tle ol immediare wera 7 Matt l aitnen - t hivher paying Proof Conoprce, St mare apace ws reditred, use o cuntauanon snoet (8 2 tang For, Nw St or a absot ul paper the mms eee an this » betty ont Somenmasins Hite, Ey "bey ee ne neete perenne me wang ea anee ene en enna canes ares ete men nem n eed estan a een ence ne ree en emmnneted nee eeemee] Write a4 sach shoet tour name, adiress date of Soe atm conte! i 14-00000 tat qhen:! the Paining anf egretenne they hare 12, MNSTAPT E72 FEIT HOT — fo corter mos ee sAniemenre of w3t eee Ateitel intr AED evr rat ee Sonal eewiowe Piles bs tree ber wrt meerine ahead pore Wave citere lant tended ne special se teak pical eshonts while aarvios echoes” and dwate in Iter (o) olf jmopoed hemges tw toy cena ment, sheratag dotes «In the serra, pate ln Trem ta” “Bla wen: of peck samy tonent, (ai Fuee spanive: wer’ Cisne . Oiler otis Gas ST Pern _ Lia Laing potod ol wad A ie Gointes Bw Ou yy aenyninant Whee a net pr. atiended a ie boy sens’ ue eatingy “phar Bia einng igee al bg eo Sebook. : fee - i od. 0 . - . | : os . 2) 1B. RETCAT CA = City bac te pauphntes : . { Be, Fe e © 8 Of San Mlego Sr. Hign Scnool, San ble . ‘ Mare ts te uistopriuls Lae th tecccule eatdackoy amaloine dh [7 a Slate wiudied tn hegk Beieed winaiagely io to protean Overred . . E] tem Bier d cl urea High eter Gh ses a Nigh bord Eusiness course with emphagia on office manaredent. ae . : a “ “ tnsine Attontect Youre Comptia TO Tejas Cr herrod . ‘ 6 Sow oud Lowen 4 Chae a Sasvoratty ‘Wope wn neem a eee i . ‘ bey right 1 Tide ; : | ence aan | sane ; : . ; 5 . . 3 i fea, Leon Four (Brel Unetery viene Catloge Subjects, j ie | Moet Yeast Quad Chev sta Collersa thibitete i j iegeaatar - - OE = = aunmnadend pci Ua ° t ~ i . ~ . 5 . “Spe cad 2 try - . : at Oc¢. simséen yeors of “government : , ; > peer ares p WW Ones : 7 7 Ta ob aby Wide oe pr * ot ent eur x apn | BEANS F Nskisentiled paiaitaa hated MMS? Ce eee ee ee eee nn Ae ee . i ° [Ee oe ‘aa Pas =| Een jflond Fae en’ Fenat hind £) You 9] No Gre hind ef Loerie and) State; + . _, : (mi ; zis x =|! | Poa Sonse of eorahonts tywast: . : 7 ' : esp hoon 0 cata 4 . Tiare hignd 10 YO Mpeg Lites ucne te WEFT enbinal anes weir, “jad Flaw eae poe awledja cd Crm a = — beret > KE. ane aay Seen Guat I) pout mara impert, Sixtees years of residence in opant sh Gr fete gates os PELE. gounL rat : wet “et s pulls spsping ant patie relabene papertunue C2 ocnrenip is Edessa of tently oclutios, ota 1A ony toreign salnitée tertoste ai lag A ine eect are od nex SAL Ine pate) ney geet —— Ce on ok ae operation Ad ozrom ged earhO, es wma, dey pun, rial Ye, wseathd or peckeadonni dawn Aprenetcrcte rome al wont par ystocte in typing $9. servi o---e - O10 —41206-5 14-0000 4 “ho your aneworte J oe. dived ach cone = letinte Rnerelertee tA por i .. BUSINESS OF OULUPA TOM . a3. BFP IPENCES --List theo perenne Lietny ity the Medted Shstas of Tortitertes of the Urite b Stata who are MOT priatet be peu ond itl va qQualificuticns and ates tor the peat bw which praca cradzing. Devnet repent mace of superstore Let) umber fers 16 BUSINESS OR MOAR ADDERS . PUL RANE {Cece compere aides hatha ty thee nut eater) WGen, Hufus H. Lane ‘Falls Chureh, Virginia ~ Trutsred Marine of T Xxuxtaix Jack D. Neal State Depertment, nashing.(FAG) | state offic.r Irie C, Wentalin ~*~ State epartment, fachington | State officer B46 May inquiry bee made GL our present ompdirer peg otting yout character qustilicstions wo? FJ ter (] No + TES SX tm pega urdurn saperersrmmeerecceepeaeedine inhrate “Yeo ce Wa" cnewee Uy plac 38. Are you a ottitan of the United Stoter?.... a. ved berate of have you erst aitrooutad, bear ys rere ve you ever been a menter ul any “eHdutye that otroculee the Gratthrom of the Goremunent of 0 ‘Urused as ever in the That chusiivg tie A Was? Oh) be the word “hosetrstde” or tie word © sgotiedac tury” wont in vine diechatay 2 senaraton | pers to ah the trp 27, -Woihin i roa 12 2 seceithe, Maye row halstuaty teaed. tntont- rating’ bercstes Tee es ‘ oh oleae utile Hare 38 be | Face inertad dad ‘Malaticn, {2 Seary eurviGe tiv Ube & “Fen.” ive to them lt the netic ste8 wilrene 7 RVICE INS THE in ATS 1Ap . FINK .OF WAR. SEA NT DUDHIT PROGE OF DISCHARG: (he EM ATIOR Wine THIS APPLICATION | %, Do receive on aanouitty trom the U fe ot DG. Cy rrerrarant Under any retremant act or uny peneiwa'or thins & agen hes mubitary or pawl BORVION? So ease ne sneeaeecese Y your aniwor tt Yee," ows tn Harn OME ease bor oa rete, that ie, aga, optional, dieabthty sr by reasen of Mlontirs af te weduntitey fetafanon attoe $ yours! servloal dinigint (4 rdratteont feoy, Gnd ainder What retirement e wand rate th Feieas teen milluyry orm 108 novi + . a 37, fab you servo at 5. Milta ry oe Naat Eotview dus- ONLY, dud you paitictpota la aes: poten praspedition und toculve a Gumpenygn badger [- serviod nianair. 1} Ape pou a disabied voloran? 600. ene eceserommeoourefencsrece += 8 Are Bons tue terictarsrriext Widuw.of 1 valeran? 2.5 c2-o se fnerenere eee e-s s & e. athe wile cha vet who has oarvigo aan in 31, Ara’you an offictal de einployee uf any Sula, Tarntry, agunty, or IBURUCAPEUMNE?» wanenenesaceveseens It your answer te “Yea,” ate detuile in Mette “v1. tad, ry +e oO {ai AND-45 PEHOATION | FOWA 1: Clavernihant oniploy in a cieilean cAgewsty any r Rao A fi ‘ Fox Tei bk Wii Se tei i . ae ut muna (1) presant . addrgee C1 rete f4rtinent or agency by whom empivitead, and (4) i Ce ‘THI8 BPACE FOU USE OF AYPOINTING OFFiICg ONLY The nuarmation contatted in tha anewore te Quastinn 16 Glave bie boon vert ted by comparisan with the discharge corioale GP... sce ewceeen os Moeee Ayoney: a, Space tar dotailad anawars to Shor quoutuas (us HEM Nols .36.|..L. da nos loion if. -suruice with OSS....-, ewweeemef dns. cLvilian.canacity ebroad.da-cone ae sidered Mmilit. service, iL... dowever, -jSinge. an. "honorably..acrvedtcortaLic Jjran.issued ta.me,.and.gisce tae-org was uode the. Joint. yu trate ace Wy rapuired uae paper the rice ns aay of ts a aka FALEL TMONT ON THIS APPLICATION 1 Bun Doortty that the statements made by iw is Wee psi m —B-Oeb 294 6e— aro Ad ATaun Te ne ee EY pron +L POL Oren 6 -t9--Lhe-servige-26-being---- pomen pine luded for-wiateven-£t may -e-y0 PE LE EY LAW (U up ww true, cums ivto, ant wate tio the beat al fr Eeoteak es « oid bebel and ury ious in quad ford. Date yt Lee , bay ture ad apphart 14-0000 7 re - —— . } ne * ‘ ° . . 4 e f - . ; PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT ‘ se ‘ . a : : ; INSTRUCTIONS: «= awSwEP s1t GUESTIONS COMPLETELY. aT QUESTION DOFS NOT ARPLY WRITE SNOT APPLICABLE’. WRITE “UNFDOWNT OMLT TR 99 09 wOL KNOW SHE ANS SWER AND CANHOT OBTAIN THE AMSntR FROM PEXSUNAL XLCORNS, . USE A SEPARATE SHEET GF PariW FOR EXTRA OLTAILS GN BRE HUET TIG® OR QUESTIONS FOR WHICH YOU DO NOT HAVE ATTACH Two @ECE NE PASSPORT SIZE PICTUPES 1G THiS FORM. DATE TANEN WRITTEN OW THE BACK HLLEGIBLE GF PRCOMPLE TL FORMS WILL MOT RECEIVE CONSIOERATDR . am | SUFFICTENT ROOM, aa OF EACH. TYPE, FRIMf OF Hu;LE CAWEFULLY: HAVE YOU READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE AMOVE INSTRUCTIONS? YES (=~ WOT) SECTION 1. eee yee ; = > ss jest "aT 0ote SS James _ arthur NOLL city. STATE COUNTRY STRELT AND WUMBER uatenale City, Guate: i Chalet Sylvia, 2a fv. y le. Calle de. Santa Clara LEGAL RESIDENCE STREET any NUMGER city STATES” |: 4889 KeClintock Street San Dieco, 5, Californie, U.3.4. -——— ‘ NICKNAMES WAMES THAT YOU HAVE wu - . Jim, Joime none. . : : y YOu EVER USED THESE WANES A “tin. oe Bow York chy, WATURALIZAT ton [CERTIFICATE Q LOCATION OF COURT . 4 PREY 1008 CTRTEENSHTP nove OTHER CHT ITE NSHTPS Teivt- PRUTTCULARS | 2G tLe : STEPS TAKEN 10 CHANGE PRESERT WATIONALITY (GIVE PARTICULARS) - hoe tnone ; | £° [easy y.s,| wunace PUREE GF EGF ISSUE : easspous | Diplomatic 2 261 25. Mar. 1947. shinaton, v, D C.: — : ALL OTHER U.S. PASSPORTS YOU HATE HAD (GIVE APPROXIMATE ee 694, 4/10/43, Wash; plus 4 other Spec, Passports issued opec. Pass. 320% a FASSPARTS OF OTHER RATIGRS thetween Jan. 1921 a na hotober D3). °° ee - __none te ee _ eo 1f gORN Toste or WenTaat fq THIS couNTRY | PORT OF ENTRY PASSPORT OF COUNTRY i OUTSIDE U.S. aa ae ow pollentedeatued Soheheietedeel aa ee ere Past ug, | NuMBER - pie pate [Prace oF 133uE ° : : : Panny | mee 2 tm a se wee eee 2 : SECT Hl HY EAt PiSCe eT OH " ” . » [A hz ue) 7 ea Cae aes i - "36 Vale ii “Bt oF 185 Lhs. [Lk.2rom | Dk. Brown : a) COMPLEX 10H 5C BUILD ! » 4 Buddy Yao. ary on neck heavy Hy OTHER DISTINGUISHING His : : ; : { i (0 Heetits a rae een re : . . ace ft if i CTION'3. -MARITAL STATUS . . MARRIED ck" wipowro [_} SEPARATED (J, OaTE CF SEPARATION OR DIVORCE JPL ace . | SINGLE CRT] Divoector—— 9 ; . waren woe i REASON FGR SEPARATION OR DIVORCE : : : - ewes . : PIMOTES IF VOU HAVE-BEEN MARWIED MORE THAN ONCE USE A SEPARATE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR HUSBAND ANG GIVE DATA : i REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MASSHAGES. - oo. ; . . . 7: NAME OF WIFE First MIOOLE(FOR wiF£, MAIDEN LAST DATE OF MARRIAGE \ q "for museano Lillien Babbett Neel ao September 1634 \ g PLACE GF MARRIAGE HIS OR HERFADORESS| STREET AND NUMBER city STATE COUNTRY ; Calit perone MANUS 13614 Fairmount Ave,, San Diewo, Calif . i AiviING == OaTe OF DECEASE : : i . [DECEASED . . eres 0 cos : \ STATE COUNTRY m =. & present on . # |Last avoress|, DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH city ho. 12 January 1911 Colorado. Springs 7 Rs PRENE? [eaitd t- U.S, : birth _ u h Clara, Guatemala City ~ STATE ~ COUNTRY U.S.A. LAST EMPLOYER San Die iife : . - a STREET AND. NUNBER Board of Educati “C6 3 = U ae ry WS) LL, alifor nia Me “3 loTHER GOVERMENT SERVICE, Us. OF FORE Gi 23 (_U.S, Consulate, Ensenada, CHILDREN OR DEPEND UucLUDE PARTIAL DEPENDENTS) - prime” . RELATIONSHIP < . . hone . oe . woe CHTPZENSHIP ADORESS | STREET AND KUMBER “cnr STATE COUNTRY qo: W AME _ RELATIONSHIP aoe | city. STATE COUNTRY STREET ANO HUMBER ~ THAME: n RELATIONSHIP : AGE Awe -<-=— ITIZENSHIR ADORESS © STREET AND NUMBER ciy STATE "COUNTRY F mt eet = a RECTION S. PARENTS it . $$ MOTE:FOR STEPFATHER, STEPMOTHER AMO/OR GUARDIAN, GIVE THE SAME INFORMATION AS REQUIRED BELOW ON SEPARATE SHEET piase OF FATSER FIRST MIDDLE Last ; We Ey Alfred -. . . #dwin Noel oeceaseof——y | DATE OF DECEASE mn US PRESEN? OF [ STREET AND NUMBER CTY ’ aE : COUNTRY rast aooress &§ 1714 Dale Stree? San Diecn. 5 Californi Tha . 4APLACE OF aiete City STATE . COUNTRY Flainfield, New Jursey USA _- PCrtizingares = DATE ACGUIRED wree | CITY STATE COUNTRY * U.S. birth __facquireo ee ccuPar jpn ; wAST EMPLOYER ; supervise Curtis Publishing Comrany weal OSERFER AWD NUBBER _ city oy SE oe _ San Diego, 5, Life a eS yo Unters tari wy fathe : about to bey PARENTS (CONTINUES uirrded, ouh.i haved invorustion concerning LM prospective stepmother, Fors a0) e 14-00000 LAST ADDRESS “POCCUFATION, housewife eee ee me Pace 2) SECTION 5. PARENTS (Cowtinueo. a a ge DATE O! FROM; ~ OG: BRANCH OF SERVICE Cova ERY MILITARY SERVICE none wwe —— . OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN(GIVE OETAILS) none . WAME OF MOTHER Fires’ MAIDEN , Cast if Ethel Leacock Koel vsetteot | BECEASE CAUSE OO ay Feb. 1943 - Brirht'ts disease 4 PRESENT OF STREET AND NUMBER cry state. COUNTRY 4 Dale Street, "San Diewo, 5, California Uy Sed - foaTe OF BIR PLACE OF BIRTH City STATF COUNTRY 10 Vorch 1838. New York City New York USA, OATE “Sirth . . WHERE City STATE . . COUNTRY th ACQUIRED eee an _ COUNTRY EMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINESS ADORESS. | T STREET AND NUMBER : j ouNTRY BLS. South Lake St Los ‘Angeles 5 “Californias STATE, COUNT RY California, : U.S.A55 "STREET AND WONDER - ; COUNTRY, . 1714 Dale Street, San ‘Die 70, 5, Celifornia, U.S.A. SECTION PARENTS~IH—LA . ° —— NAME OF FATHER-IN~ LAW. eT MIDDLE . LAST , LIVING (X2 Albert | none ~ Bobbett _ | peceaseo DATE OF DECEASE cause ; ; : =" : weet mne - Cty STATE “CERN FRY PRESENT-.OR [ STREET AND HUMBER . city. - ST no - . JLAST ADRESS! 4269 McClintock Street, San Diezo, California, Usa DATE OF ro PLACE OF BIRTH wae STATE COUNTRY £e 1886 Wells, Somerset ang land. cite DATE ACQUIRED, 37, as WHERE T CITY STate ; aR { U.S. natura ligat hion ACQUIRED Colorado Snrines, Coloragé OCCUPATION ° CAST EMPLOYER > , ~ . retired merchant self ; HAME OF MOTHER-IN-LAW. FIRST —HATDEN a last vita Pol . LaVin ree Thala Clausen ; Bobbet}, ae DATE OF DECEASE CAUSE —~ PRESENT GR STREET AND NUMBER CITY STATE cous DRESS 4369 McClintock Street, Sen Dicso, 5, California, U,S.A. vare OF BIRTH PLACE OF BiRta City State COURTS July 10,1861 “Nekso’ Bornholm —_Dennark CITIZENSHIP DATE ACQUIRED WHERE Ciiy ~ STATE U __ ae June 128 ACQUIRED | gan ‘liego, SECUPAT ION . LAST EMPLOYER — housewife weenee PAGE 3 1400000 g cneunmnenehineel - mee _ aes » we O SECTION. B, PAREATS (comtinuto f eS — en DATE OF" FROM; 5 BeAnLH OW SERVICE COUNT AT . iene MILITARY SERVICE none on : OTHER GOVERRMENT SERVICE, U.S. Of FOREIGN none . : WANE OF MOTHER TRst BATOEN LAST 7” living. Co “ee . sthel Leacock Koel wit <foece ato [ZI : DAVE OF OUCED st i so means 21 Feb, 1843 - ~ [> . Brirht's disease - PRESENT OR “STREET AnD wUMBER — city STATE ~ COUNTRY LAST ADDRESS + ale Stpnet fs sero. | California, G . 4 yn net, Ban Diero, 5, Cal OTP ARs Ves DATE OF OIF ~ | PLACE OF BIRTH rary — STAte 7 CoumFHT 110 March 1888S New York City New York U.S.he a ~ poat were. felty “STATE country U.S. oie ACQUIRED onne SCCUPATION. ° , _{ housewife : . EMPLOYER’S OR OWN] | , % BUSINESS ADORESS —— ‘ STREET AND NUMGER™ "STATE “Counter ot = outh Lake St., - J 5, California, : wal ~ FrRST ."* “AEDOLE — CAST oT : MBean NAAT ee ; Joseph Hoel Present Aldress. Street. Gity ‘State-. . . - = Seattle, G9, “lashington. 2 PTS nibs ceo marensi nate CS ARAST OAM pct oteAna eatin ee . Name Middle Lass, : ’ Rhoda Noel | Present Adress Shrees | : . Gity State . 7" 1714 vale Street, “an Diewo, 2, California, Gavi cet 4 EGU LLUGUUR VUES yy WME OR y VORA LAG yg Yaweoare, O07 COUNTRY a DATE OF BIRTH FLACE OF Elield city. STATE ee Neks¥.- 8 : Benmark DATE ACQUIRED WHERE Ter an 22 June 1925 ~ Tacquireo Som Tj LAST EMPLOYER ee het el mene cast are - PAGE 4 14-0008 y ce 3 ey -- : pace 4 SECTION @. RELATIVES + - i . HOVE: INDICATE Blccu THE UTLATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OF ATOPTION, wa Live ABGCAD, ARE UNDER THE WSFLUPACE OF & FOREIGS POWEW, AWE NOT CHTIVENS CF THE UNITED STATES, GR ARE MARRIED TO NOM-CITIZENS, NAME. 7 — rans 6°) ATion ® AG the ieee 205 relat ives who are not citizens of CLATIONSHT f : e United States or who are iuppisd | 40_NOL= ecithzens : : ‘ KVtTZENSH IP — TADDRTSS STREET AAD wUHaER state Count ae i REASON FOR CISTING UNDER THIS GUISTION ™ a ~ i == | i ela hn _ -. 4 a [TAME : RELATIONSHIP” | ' { ADDRESS STREET AND NUMBER city STATE COUNTRY ~ o-:- | i i [REASON FOR LISTING UNDER THIS QUESTION RorE InOUCATE BELOW: THE. RELATIVES BY B1900 oR MARRIAGE, TH MELITARY, NAVAL OR OTHER GOVERWHEAT (UNITED: STATES OR -FOREIGH) | Se ; = ; I} ve 7 ~ " : oe - RELATIONSHIP : ; se George — - ‘Thomas - ~Neol” 7 ; | brother. = 3a: - . i . ADORESS (STREET and UMBER - —— “Clty. 8T are. - COUNTRY rare - - a 2 _ LaguanaBeach, Californt : Te ANO- LOCATION OF Seavice” 1F KWO TTT} >) Civil employee of U.S CT Denn 3 Snes Le id: f ( MAME TN en en manne CUPIZENSHIP ADORESS STREET AND NOHOLR Cin STATE TOUN TRY ‘ - . . awe * TYPE ANG LOCAVION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) J = ~~ 9 o aeeenee meaner etn erecta naan erate sean eaten nN te i : MAME . € RELATIONSHIP _ | AGE 4 — . . aoe . : a 1 CITIZENSHIP ~ THRESS STREET and’ WOMEER city STATE COUNTRY C . . wenn . . ~ - t - FryPe an ToCaT ION OF oF SERVICE (iF Toa) _ ~~ . f ae waaw . a, ect igh 9. EouEATION_—_ say pogo : Brad oa RRS ENT SPE eT a > OF. High School San Biecd, Celifomia, U.S . ta FROH a if ae peCREE , : 47 : 19cé6 . +" ran . . ~ ATTENDED) oO eb, 1929 Difilona Kewser TRDORESS ETT STATE COUNTRY 9. “o ; m= a —— rns 76: TE GREE EG o -— . —— ADDRESE. : j city STATE CouNTRY toe - . 7 ¢ 7 7 i; en DECREE —— [apenas TTY STATE “Counter Teac i ee 2 Trontinusn 10 Paut 8! g 2 Tea a aT anete-rererar BSECTION YO. SELECTIVE SERYRCE 8 Sf 14-0000 SECTION 19. GELECTIVE ive seavict. 7 j CLASSI PGK alION 4 - APPROKIMATE Vast ucthion "pate Those? e., VURER Lteh ; : - =: _ | eg . Stars WDGRESS GF BOARD. STRELT AND NUMBER ‘city 2356 30th Sircety — San Uiero, 23°. Cali fornis ‘ ’ . . vaaiii’ SOT STAT WEA YF OOF FEO, STARE REASON STATES OR FOREION TO: STRVICE eg : - Foreion 5 Service foans | 2 nut dase ~ : RAGE SERIAL NUMBER ‘ : At taché LAST Station American Embassy GIVE. A00RESS rir state wrht rou: p. : WoTes nCLODE "BELOW PERIODS ‘oF “UNENPLO’ MEAT AND CASUAL EMPLOYMENT ie 01D OU ING” PERIODS OF UNEHELO RENT FHCLUDE. “LAST 5 POSITIONS AND COVER ‘aT LEAST, 15 YERES. - Mi [ . - . JOR TITLE |: : i “Shut ta Ye artinent (Consular Service: | .. Viee Const. ‘ i MOORES? “STREET AND NUMBER city STATE KEMD OF QUSINESS ” ; p™ 7 American Consulate, Engenads, Mexico povernment L, w TOUR GUTIES AND ire tne . - MAME oF SUPERVISOR p> [Gen consular, including inni gration, passpor4#4 Consul iim. A. Bnele ; oates | F SALARY PER | fttéco] “Z8"Fanuary 1921S october 1938 [*8'f7800,00. i REASONS FOR CEAVIN a * _ ot ° - i transferred to American Consulate at Uazatlin; Vexico. ; i = of EMPLOWER OO — Jos VILE ; U.S, State Yepartwen’ (Consular Servine) Vice Cones - ADDRES ". STREET AND NUMBEX Chey STATE © KIND. OF BUSINESS . overnment —— enert can Consulate, Vazst l4n,-Hexico vouR Bur ies AHO SPECIALITY . . ani ie invoice, uanirration, NAME OF SUPERVISOR * Consul Rufus #. Lane, Jp, covereo! Novenber 1924 REASONS FOR AVIN . i, fase 8 a atareod to Ane rican contulate, Guadalajara, Hexico ; i. fewecevir : . [508 The - | US, State Department (Consular Services) ig. Vise Consult “N faopress STREET AND NuMare city. state “[xtno GF BUSINESS : : g govermnent __ American Consulate, Suedalejara, Mexico YOUR GUTTES pro SPECIALITY . . WAHE OF SUPERYS 30% . . | pasguart, yisa oli tiga) & economic resorting Consul Maurice L, Staffor fr “| oaTeS | FROM: : . wp feoverco} August 1941 “hacual 1944 MERC 13,160, REASONS “FOR .EAVING eof Staaterie Ser ‘ to secempt employment with urtice ek _ } cues ores ha . UGA TITLE i Office of Strateric Services ; ; Station Ci ‘ ADDRESS STREET AND NUMSER cevy STATE KEND OF BUSINESS American Consulate, Rilben, Spin oo ant | § - o Pace § {CONTINUED 10 PAGE 6} 14-0000 Bare ae . . Se Section 32. 6 CHO OG ICAL WiaTORY OF GPvonear eu NUE FROM PAGE S$) | ae “OUTIL “an Leet ray ate 7 special reporting as arom wvesto | September 14d : “Spi : “ joa ht i Tiny OF BUSINESS i . ‘AXIS Asse's Allied Tpugted= | t WANE OF SUPERVISO shiy : "inves $i Monn Pan) ledali “4 . pares: FROM: j 4 RUVERED. Fecnae anni i , USNS FOR LEAVIRG — j transferred to B drcelona. Spain - RMPLOYER . { : oo. ‘Strategic ¢ Service. Unit (sr Department dt . s REORESS STREFT BaD WUMBER : city. State { “ is A perktan fanylate General, Sareelom,Spa : { . e “GUN OUTIES AND SPECIALITY ° specialize? reportin ] SALARY : 1, 1947, $5,905 00. g n j ; : . d vitenela City, Gus! mals } . JOu FROM WHICH YOU MAY HAVE BELEN DISCNARCED OR WHICH YOU i VRELY Favonaaie. . j I | 1 «fe aT. CHARACTEP REFERENCES-FIVE IN TRE UNITED STATES (GIVE BUSINESS ADDRESS WHERE PoSst Ree f cyiot ia. Gia orem pe DOSTRE STR rN Saal 3 en ‘Frank Forvard Union Title | cL sees l aOR SS pcuac ate 3 by i + a Gordon 5 Lunda 5a00 8 f . WOOL Broadwa an a 2k = BDOLESS ST RTT Ta i + ons Sag , “Wayne Brown 1667 Pontiac Stre 4, Der yor, T Calarade BOSE SS Seas Sait ‘AnD NUMBER Tey, ate” 9 S rest, rack ty: . BARS od ne? a J aah; Hage AND NUM! j eek ivi noe ocd. fal ays nny n 7A i G vt Aus INES wtp PRs teat . = LADEN SS ST. “| 4481 Monr liso, sli TRETT SS ATHE ie gh Die Stet Po nit. ° AGS 4 nas treet Son: “a ipernl eli Papa ts ee atte x L anne 3 aaperss STRITT A iia WUMETS City etd) Tealis Church, Virsinia Fagusess STRITT Ay WOME | State lece plment 2 PAReeESS Lai Bab WoMBER fe letgrtrient YeOR LAST NORMAL “AL 14-0000 oe cn Lg TUR. tee ate sctiom 1, BE) Saviano Tecan THE PIED STAJESTAS rue past Beis ahd. et ie Stuer h sey wma city STATE uP Harry re Eawley. Ute Aired, 2 Utate Department, Dash ine to mast ores STREET tan eerie city prea li Hr. on Vorran 4220 Clenwocd Urive, 2, 4,box lOs iy rained wane ADRESS STREET and OUMaLR cry STATE. . “aehingt Vet “pe fe G. Leddy ae _, jotrect Addpat: Uprnoy aOvOCaTEs OR SUPPORT anf POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANIZATION WHI TES wo hb ty9 “ite HAVE Gb 09 10u. JOU WOW NAVE MEMRERSHI> Im, THE GAtATAROW OF OLR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF et eae tN THE UNITED STATLS? iF ahswia 15 *YES° Caviain BELOW: Lf Do s9U 5) OR WAYE fou USED INTOXICANTS? cs oY SE Sociel Apinking only. nave YOU. EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CORSIZTED FOR ANY VIOLATIGW OF Law OTHER THAN A MINOR {RSFFIC VIOLATIONT - SF $9, STATE WAME OF COURT, CITY, STATE, COURTHY, MATURE OF OFFEBGE, AMOD-DISPOSITION OF CASE. . . abit WOU EVER BEES COUPT-MARTIALED WHILE A HEME? or THE ARMED ‘FORCES? IF MNSWER IS *YES*, GIVE DETAILS BELOW: . Uy aa UR SALARC? fic; wh] WOL | !* ANSWER IS “HO", STATE SOURCES OF OTHEG INCOME. —— OF BANYS wit oHICH YOU HAVE ACCOUNTS vr gee . a £, . wai ‘ ; . . nations] Trust & Savin: Shenk, San Liero, Cslifornin, 3 wail. YOU EVER GEE JN EANKRUPTCY? YES. 3 *o [aX ] IF ANGwEw 35 YES", GIVE PAPTICULARS: STATES ; . STATE SFCTIGH 18. CF 18. CREOAT REFEREMCES-THREE iM THE URITE eset — a “STREET a®y BOMBER City. 5 he pst ietionsl Rank i etn g & erostiey, Sen vice, Calitarsis, pan ' ae PELs igi ae tub eER e cry STATE aps te WON & Vonrany pet 2 i wiees, California tis ~ eUoeESS SI aicett ies SulaER cy STATE Jaton Of1 Company ! : wen piers, Sslifornis. SLTAGM 39. RESIGERCES FOR PAST 15 YEARS _ : ee 5 Dares SOTO ME ETT STATE CaN TRY Bau, deg cfs Meyvte COUNTRY Jan, 198] Bee, 1988 . STATE a Bree a ra - aia saenameninaenm Tt ve 1988 h ir, 1941 a, aCen E otlan, Sin Mier STATE C a i ic: ge 1941 fine. 1944 ijare, Jel, CONTINUED (0 PAGE @) 14-0000 . . Pact @ ECTION 19. RESIDERCES FoR PAST 45 YEARS (CONTINUED FeOe ease 7) j | a Foe: ‘ Ta: ADDRESS STREET ane 8 cc TT) ae es oepe W944 toee, 1945 fanerican Cons iste, iilhao, Vigeava, Spain oe FROM: To: ADDRESS STREET and Vimgea tity state *counTRY : . . Lee, 1945: fay, 1946) {arerican sohkss y. Sedrid, Cnein , ; et 0 r.~ STATE COUNTRY FROM: Oo: ; ADDRESS. STRELT AWD BumGeK Titi . . : _ . zt . Sy 7 . . . June 1946 March | 47 [acenican Consulate General, Mapcelona, oeain : - Ae vil 1947 “Yat meticen inb: Guatemele City, Gua teorala _ = times STREET awe VRE tite State COUNTRY : ; eCT19A 20 29._f RCE yi FROM: 4G. AND Fate PR TRAVEL TOL (NO, AND YR. FROM: (HO, AND YR, see No, 19 Ta: (HO. AND YR. city “OR Seatiga FROM: (MO. AND YR.) /TO: (MO. AND YR, CITY OR SECT ECE TFROM: (MO. AND YR.) /TOs (MO, AND TR CounTaT PURPOSE . FROM; (HO, ANO YR.) |TO: (WO, ANO YR, City OR Section : rie CousTay PuRPOS FROM: (40, AND YR.) {TO: (MO. AND YR. CtTy OR SEcTica Pp Ah Eu Soste) MD_OTHER ORGAN {zat on i W SPACE BELCW LIST NAMES AND ADDRESSES oe ALC ARES | cUuBT, 5 aration PARTIES AMD LABOR UNIONS. OF ALL KINOS TO WHICH YOU HAVE BELONGED, OSHER THAN MELIGIOUS SOCIETIES, PMCLUUE ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HEADQUARTERS OR A SRANCS IN A FOREIGH COuaTee OF WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN A MEH~ BER OR TO WHICH YOU HAVE GIVEN SUPPORT, . £ STATE COUNTRY STREET AND NaMSES la ene, California _{ STATE COUNTRE ne bello a Society STREET AWD MATER SECTION 22. L, LANGUAGES~FOREIGH }GN_(STATE DEG DEGREE OF PROFICIENCY aS SSLIGHT*, “Fale O% *FLUEMT®) | CAMGUALE SPEAK . Spanish fluent UanGuaGe ; READ , French izht LAwGUAGE SPEAK READ TANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LAwGUAGE 14-0000 SECTION 25. EMERGENCY ADORESSEE — ‘ : PELATION SOUP aut Alfred &. Noel father... i “| ADDRESS STREET aNO NUSsEF city stare CoumTRy " [TELePacee H 1714 Lale street, San Lie-n Cgliforniz : Frenaclin : SECTION 26. INFORMATION AND FIBAL COMMENTS _- ECTALSS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIMH WILL 22 iMVESTIGATED, AND YGU ARE IMVITED MOTE! yOu APE IMFOPMED THaT Case TO MAKE ANS CHANGES (OR ADOITIZAS, EM rouP STATEMENTS THAT YOU MAY THINK SowASABLE. ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE IRCIGEDTS FH TOURLIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH war TE LISCOVEFED $M SUSTEQUEMT INVESTIGA- TIOM, WHETHER YOU MERE OIRECTLY feecereD OR MOT, BNICH MIGHT T REQUIRE EXPLANATION, af SO, CESCRIBE, IF mot, aMSMER, wo", . No. . . ; Te es, tem sttteeteneene nee SECTION 27. CERTIFICATION’ : CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGS ING BOtwERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE “GEST Gf @1 KHOWLEDGE AMO GELIEF, AND 1 AGREE at THAT ANY tHTENTIONAL MISSTATEXEST Ox OMISSION as Toa MATERIAL-FACT WILL CONSTITS7E | GROURDS FoR MY imeorste DISMISSAL. aetna eam eae : aes ee eee SIGNED AT bate Ke CAEL Mjoecure of Applicant . 14-0000 . APPL IGHOT-9 CeasT “OTP WOT USE SPACE BE L08 | eR ee tavEsTIgAT ION REQUESTED BY Prt # sapgntee mare ee ee are orem nace Fh 14-0000 SUSJE°73 Security and Cryptographic Approval : | The following person hae Leen se curity approved i for the purpose cf perforring crypts erephic cuties - . _ 28 of dates indie: ted, 5 i Kare Security : Cryptographic . i —— _—- FRORT, Samoa fe . © January 1946 30 June 1940 i Qt Cor . JOHN C, LOLSFT . ‘ . Security Officer 50 ; .: SECRET . tren yea presi See “as. areas 14.90000 eters ‘ohetman amycme et ‘ : . > 4, Remarket a ; a es Ae Security approval recommended, though subject to the receipt of derovutory information at sore future dutee Intorvicw witveds Finul duterviews i. la ' os ease unnecessary a : Mf orivaueting ofbictad @11ll providy two (unsigned. ‘ passport size puotosgrapha and completed fingerprint - eard of Subject. Par. 6 should be returned with indication of dispositions . , ite ne ee ee ncren tne Rem nn ENN EN ptm &. Recommendation: OME hobo. Date __VY6/44- ‘ , , Security Officer . me ae , ; Ae Gs Thomson. 6005 : 14.90000 MEMORANDUM . oo TOs Ma jor McDonough S Swe - FROM: | “ye, H. Sherwood =. SUBJECT: James A. Noel eee Confirming our report by telephone to your office, the Security Office kas just notified us that clearance has been granted on Subject, 14-0000 = geCURTY INFORMATION f one a (SBCA: Phe cau ‘\ uM Wee RIC SQ SUNNEL |” ONCE OF - 62,1 NOTICE: This {ts an Office of Personnel File an ‘subject to 10 day limitation period. This file has been charged to ( yp, : : and is due to be returned to CONTRACT PERSONNEL - ‘DIVISION, 5E.6G j Hqs., x7341, as of ei 19 Febriary 1970 | COMMENTS (Numb och ‘comiment to show from to whom, Draw @ line across column offer ench comment.) {To 1: . To avoid any possible - _ misunderstanding and to facilitate ‘ataffing plans, plesee assure —~ prompt attention 40 thé attached nesorandus on the scheduled ‘ retirement of Cecil J, Klobukar 1 to 5: Subject has been reminded* of retirement and will submit formal application at least. 90 days in advance of the date scheduled in the attached memorandum. HL en ersonnel Officer ***py dispatch USFS-860 prepared 26 February 70 and - field memo addressed to hin was attached. Contants of this attachment were contained in body of the dispatch, i oe gar 61D “tonics L] SECRET = (7) -COMFIDENTIAL O) yseUuy ©—-«E.._s UNCLASSIFIED 14-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, DO - . TET . “Ret Lremeht of cont a o. - . ¢ . * a . . ~ he. you win, the. torad ret Lrenent date te the Yast aap 6 of ; ‘ the month in which the individual becaies eligible #&o retire. To insure complete widerstanding, At. fs suggested that this matter be again explained to the employce’ and an appointment be arranged with . the Retirement Counseling Branch, Retirement Affairs Division, Office . -, of Personnel, extension 3328, for further discussions or counseling . ‘on benefits available upon retirement. Formal application for retiree ment should be made at least three months prior to the scheduled date. . Q | 3. If you should propose to take any steps to retain this ~ employee after hia retirement date, your attention is invited to HN 20-324. Any recomnendation in that connection will require the concurrence of the Deputy Director for Plans and should be submitted at least 12 months prior and not more than 18 months prior to the scheduled retirement date. 4. If a replacement is required, early notification to CSPS will assist in locating a qualified replacement. (See CSPS Memo No. 15-69, dated 9 July 1969, "staff Personnel Requisition". ) RK, bu ii7 le ot heel Robert W. Sheay Chief, Clandestine Service Personnel Staff ’ _ G-B-C-R-E-T GROUP I-Excluded from an automatic downgrading and declassification . 14.90000 Ope _ ‘SLOBUYAR'S . iderett dum for cons -mémoran nie has. th cos held up pending . Aetion is b Le worked out with f Appropriate modifications wil CCS -at that tine. TDY in. D.C. beginning 29 July. i is ee Kan pes nt 4 Bate sjeeedieet A Z 14-0000 6 October 1967 Z WEMORANDUM-FOR: Chief, Contral Cover Staff a 7 Frou “+g gndef, Domestic Operations Division SUBJECT : Request for Nov-Official Cover _— ~ for Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P) "the following paragraphs are keyed to points raised in mo Form 10-64, 2311. . . : : - A. General Information . 1, and 2, This request concerns Staff Employce Cecil 3,-KLOBUKAR (P) formerly Woodrow C, OLIEN (P), who is converting: to-Carcer Agent status. ‘fe 1s presently Chief of Base San . Francisco, He will operate in the same arca on the outside . ns a. Career Agent, KLOBUKAR has been under Departuont of State Cover since the Agency was established. From 1931-44 he was a’bona fide Foreign Service Officer. From 1944-47 he was with 08S/SSU/CIG. KLOBUKAR is a senior staff officer who has had Chief of Station positions during his ontiroe career as an Agency employee, "3. N.A, KLOBUKAR will serve undor unofficial cover domestically. 4, KLOBUKAR has been operating under LNSLED cover in San Francisco, . ‘S$, KLOBUKAR can-assu:.a his new cover immediately. .6, Since KLOBUKAR's change of status involves a domestic base where he is presently assigned, the only consideration involves establishing him under non-official cover in San . Francisco as a contributing Base asset as soon as possible, fabled Ae bef LZ i SECRET 14-00000 ‘grcRret: 7. iOBURAR will be carfiod under new p¥ojoct WUDALANCS, presently in process of submittance for approval and for ~ which funds: willbe made available, . \ oy | ne By Bhographic Information aes 71... Cecil J, KLOBUAAR. (2) wis born-19 March 1611, an | . - New York City. He 18.8 white, mile citizen of the: United . ; 2 States, He is siarried and has two sons. His: present. address © : —_ _ 41807 Burlingame, Caltfornia. ia previous rosicence was a an . ; Madrid, Spain.where he served as Chief of Station. |. _ 4 - 7 : 2. NA. . ° co _ . ; : ‘ e 3, KLOBUKAR-is a high school graduate, 4 4. KLOBUKAR has bees a State Department employee from 1931 to 1944. Subsequently OSS and CIA, From 1929 to 1930 he was a. bookkeeper and assistant to a traffic managor. 8, Not necessary for cover development, 6. As &@ senior Foreign Bervice Officer of many years KLOBUKAR has the social, tatellectual and dipjomatic qualities that are necessary in any form of business activity. He is a pleasant and interesting personality. 7 NA. 8, Mexico, Guatemala, Argentina, Ecuador, Cuba, Spain, 9, Ho speaks tluent spanish, Cc, Security Considerations 1, Seo A, (General Information) 2, NA. 3, Infrequently and then only when on TOY to Headquarters, ee “As a Chief of Station over miny years, in several countries, KLOBUKAR has had official cover and operational contact with many foreign goveranental officials. .SEBCRET oy 14-0000 6, None koowa f.c:7 . %e_ None knowa ; y 8. Tt as anticipated ‘that KLOBUKAR will continue hig association with CIA in a Carcor Agent, non-official cover ‘capacity. — | . , - "8, Ma 7, : - , 10. . Wed oo oe a . : fo 11, NA. , 12, NA. 13, NA. D. Operational Information LO , ot . _ 1, Tho type of operation is FI and the duration of assignment is indefinite, KLODUXAR will ba involved in spotting, Qeseshing, and handling of. sclected agents, In appropriate - and highly selected cases he will act as a recruiter, No necd ig anticipated at present that any individual will be made witting of KLOBUSNAR's CIA affiliation while he is under unofficial cover, 2. San Francisco area. ~~ 3. Possibly other areas for which San Francisco Base is yesponsible and in the northwestern United States, | 4, Ideally, XLOBUKAR's cover should be such ss to allow him free and plausible business, and social and profosstonal access to as great a portion of the local forctgn elemont of the business, academic, consular and journalistic community. 8, KLOBUKAR’s incoso cushion will be that of a retired Foreign Service Officer, supplemented by his cover income, approxinatty in total $50,000,00 por annum. 14.90000 : _ RL ne _6. ‘Tho numberof hours per Wook that KLODUKAR will spond ee - at his cover exployment will to. a certain extent also roflect . ; his opcrationa) activity. Since his prinary function will 7 bo speat in the area ‘of spotting and assossing, hig cover. - activity, 4f truly suitable, will enable him to accomplish‘ this in conjunction. with fulfilling his covor duties. ‘ 7, Communication channels dootrod: It 16 expected that , : KLODUKAR's Base contact will meet bim under asfo apartpent conditions,. ‘ : . - 8, Attached are covor suggestions propared by KLOBUKAR. | Those suggestions clearly indicate the types of cover that could be plausibly and feasibly establishod for a person of KLOBUKAR's background, : Gordon L. Jorgonsen Chi i . a : Domestic Operations Division geo i i 14-0000 "Staff ATTENTION - 3 Mr. Frank De Wald : ; Lf SUBJECT s Request to Revert to Civil Service - 4 ° Retirement Syetem - James A. Nool 7 | In accordance with your request there io attached (sterilized) copy vf the original dispatch signed by subject in pseudonym, addressed to the Director of Personnel, in which he requests to revert to the Civil Service Retirement System. Thia is forwarded 18 March 1968 \ MEZSAORANDUM FOR: Chief, Clandestine Services Personnel = _ _ for appropriate action by C/CSPS. Ateacbment: A/S Above Sere Virginia C. Lynch Chief, DO Personnel & Training 14-0000 _Chiet_ Dai __ Chief of ‘Base, San_Fraficisco Soo: Request _to Revert to Civil Survice Retirencnt, System Acie rigomnG « ATFeRENCES TT * ; : a “Reference: _ USFS-577 dated 21 April 1967 . . . 1. On 26 November 1967, I reached the “break even" _ point between the Civil Service Retirement System and the . : . . Organization's System, having completed 36 years and 11 months io - of’ Government Service on that date. ‘ » work until age 60, at which time I i 2. Since I plan t ; will have 40 years of Government Service, it is my desire to revert to the Civil Service System in order to take advantage of the increased annuity under that Systen. . 3. would appreciate it therofore if you would take whatever steps may be fecessary to transfer my retirement account back to the Civil Service Retirement System. a ‘ * SGM Oo Sit rwew We Keegy , ce {9 gece. Cbs nfs NJ Distribution: ' 2 - C/DO ran -2~ C/Personnel a yf xy Se ~ as se. Je CL 146 Jaane, . ern ee CASPATCH SYMBOL ANU NUMBER DATE GROSS REFERENCE F0 USFT~1301 26 Feb 1968 ASIF HC HOS FILE MUMBER SECRET Mee Ube =e 14-0000 - 12 March 1968 <a - MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: James A. Noel . 1. - Chief, DO and I talked to Jim Noel this morning about the possibility. of his converting from staffer to career agent. After considerable discussion, Jim agreed to the conversion. He is obviously doing this reluctantly, but he appreciates the situation within the DDP in which the encumbrance of senior grades by longe time employees is blocking the promotions of junior officers. 2. Jim urged that he be retained aa a career agent until : . he reaches the age of mandatory retirement (about three years). : Chief, DO stated that the need in the San Francisco area for handlers of contacts and assets is such that there would be a continuing need for experienced career agents on the outside of the small San Francisco Base, 1| told Jim that unless he pulled something stupid, be was virtually assured of career agent status until he reached age 60, and perhaps could be employed as a retired annuitant after that time if his performance was productive and if operational requirements remain as they are at present, 3. Jim explained why he could not retire -- the next five - yearas will be difficult for him financially with two teen-age boys to put through college. 4, Chief, DO and Jirn will work out the details and timing of his conversion to career agent. : 7 Aiea Chief, Operational Services ce: 7 DDP 7 ; . _€1DO awe Syn he . : ; j CSE, og / Phy ? wn t oi / 14-0000 . Jaros’ As ‘feet “Date of births. 3/sfl. SCD: uepn eo: oAbhT 45. ~ Hstimted retironent. anmitttes: . : . CYA GTA | CSR ; cra } | t 3a Yareh 69 Bbvarch 70 Bi March 71 - 3uMarch 72 $15725 p.a. 326393 pea, «$6902 p/a $18,491 pede Basie Anmity Reduesd anmity Ui) peas = $15028 pea. $15UB2 pease $16912 peas. for ourvivor . , bensfits — Survivor benefits $86L9 Peas $9019 Peds $9296 pede 310,170 Peis Memo sent to 20D Pors to adyise Noel that he would recoivo a higher amuriity under the Civil Service Retiremnt rather than the CIA System in view of thn amount of his service. A policy decision has been made that a partieioant in th: CIA Ret System should not later than 18 months prior to his retirement apply to be removad fu om the a CIA Hatdramont Syatem and transferred to the CSN System, In ofder to retire under the Clk System (55.30) he mot be under that system for at lnast one yoar prior to retiroment, jaar ee 6€ a séace7s ——— 14.90000 COMMENTS (Number soch comment to show trom whom . to whem, Crow @ ine across column after each comment} . - le Please sea that My, Noel gets the attached information as asap, Note para ce If Ya Hoel dacides to co back to- the C52 oysten, would appreciat routing his request through C/CEPS. : ; . St 610 “tomes” Co secret =] CONFIDENTIAL 7] |ATERNAL = 7)._s UNCLASSIFIED 14-00000. _eameaie 2 : — 7 ‘ . ~ ~ ‘ inte [| cos rit ‘ Lok CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. . . . “OFFICIAL ROUTING. SLIP . jo: . Le _._ NAME AND ADDRESS _ ee .. CSPS, Attn: Mr. Dewald r : 5 GG~10 oH . ; . 7 . i i : | i i | ! ' . FROM; NAME. Anngess. ! Dee eusyptlite nas i OP/BSD/RB_ MWKenthall 205 Magazine X2847 i DD onetasstefen [CONFIDENTIAL Haque we. 237 Use previous editions . (40) 4 - 8 1, 3 Na ~ fe ‘ — ~~ ‘ ‘ i ® . : 14-0000 | 18 JUL i967 -- MEMORANDUM FOR: ME, Janes A Noel SUBJECT t Ret trenant ‘Information 1, There are a few situations in which an employee at the cime of . retirement may have so many years of service (almost 37) that he would Feceive a higher annuity under the Civil Service Retirement Syetem. then under the Organization Syetem. Because of this, the policy decision has ~ been made that a participant in the Orgenization System who would receive a higher annuity under the Civil Service System may, pot_later than etglite een months prior to his retirement, apply to he removed from our system and ‘transferred to the Civil Service System. Since you will complete 37 years of Federal eervice in January of next year tt is felt that you should be advised-of your retirament status under the Organization Syetem and also if returned to the Civil Service System. The following infor- mation 1a being submitted to assist you in determining which course of action you-desire to follow: a. During the period from 15 Auguet 1964 through 19 October 1946 there were no retirement deductions withheld from your salary. In order for thie time co be credited in couniing total service under the Organization Systema it would be necessary for you to make a deposit, with interest, to cover this pertod, The maxioua annutty under our system ts 70 per cent. based on 35 years of creditable service, If you should return to the Civil Service System in order to receive the maximum annutry it would be necessary for you to make a deposit, with interest, to cover that period fur which no contrie butions were made; however, you may receive full credit in counting total service without making a depogit but your annuity will be reduced by one-tenth of the amount due as depostt, - b. AB you are aware, you are presently entitled to apply for voluntary retirament under the Organization Retirement and Disabil- ity System. The annuity eatiacte given below as of 31 Octoler 1967 would he applicable 1£ a deposti were wade co cover the period for which no deductions were withheld. The annuity estimate yiven for. 31 March 1968 would be applicable without a deposit aince you would have completed 35 years of creditable service at that time without this period of service, 31 October 1967 31 March 1963 $14,265.00 Basic Annuity $14,646.00 Reduced to Provide for $13,109.00 Survivor Benefit $13,446.00 $ 7,848.00 Survivor Benefit $ 8,052.00 os > SUBJECT: Rat ifeniat Tatormartn we Se, 7 e. If you were to return-to the Civil Service. Ret {fecioat System, you would- ‘be entitled to retire under tho $5+30 optional - Provision at any time ‘after you have been back in that eyotem for @ period of: one year. have-been under that system for at least ona year during the two yeare immediately preceding retirement under that Syatem. if you should desire to return to the Civil Service System you should submit a request to Headquarters sufficiently in advance of — your planned retirement in order to allow tima for your raquest to be acted upon and. for transfer to be uade effective, aa wall as ‘The Civil Service Regulat tone state. that te Yecire under the Civil Servica Retirement System an esiployes mot — Therefore allowing for the aforementioned ona year required by Civil Service . - Regulations. The Following annuity estimate would be applicable in this situation as of 3] December 1968, assuming a deposit fo wader 5 , Baatc Annuity $15,755.00 Reduced to Provide for Survivor Benofit : $14,450,00 Survivor .Benefic $ 3,664.00 2. The above information is being forwarded for your consideration and should not be considered as anything more. regarding the above please feel fraa to forward them to lleadquarters, var BL Perettce B. DeFolice Chiaf, Bonefita and Services Divisfon ofofs 0 ot Ae Arb Voges Fy chen ante 7 nme he - Te ew te get: a Ayt ra eo : ” , oe Sues ae lene w fe rs If you have any questions att pe eh Be Ake t Sj? . Ded wn Ge offs mers je 7 . Fa : Le. aw pee pe z GO} wwe keel re otey a ghy { low ~~ ole, eyeen Cee ees e ; . 4 leant an rere sore ee ee ae whan h “ a FES | | | | | | | | | yf, ae - Lat ¢ ig Me. ! ecw oe > ‘tn: fe - ae Lot Tf OG Oy’ b y ? Z : PS ro pe re c¢ {> Seokka 61 fired? 7 they 14-0000 . , geecRer 7° t Bt _ MMORAIDUM FOR; JAMES 4. NOEL 3 guageer : Retireveat Planning f . > : 1. The attached menorundun dated 20 May 1967 fron the . Director of Personnel conceina current Agency policy on re= : tirement of pervonnel at aga 6U. 2. According to our records, you will achieve ayo GO on Sa). » having completal YO yearo : . ' nenths of service. On this baate you would be 2 scheduled to retire on Sf MARCH 112). __ + 3. If there are any questions relative to your status, plodse fecl free t. cell Fran’. J. Dewald, Jr., of the Vlane desting Services Personnel Staff, extension 5476. We alse urge you to contact the Retirement Branch, Office of Persone nel, extensiun 2257 es soon as it is convenient for you. _ ba ID Vide, Gerald i, Miller nop/or FRCRET: . . : i 14-00000, ~ eer ee ll ent oes Sop AINISTRATINE = . be pues SE INTERNAL USE GHEY FEE Se 27 APR 1967 _ : . MEMORANDUM FOR : James A, Noel oO . SUBJECT : Retirement Planning - i... As a participant in the CIA Retirement and Disability System, you will reach mandatory retirement at age 60. The prospect of retirement de- serves serious thought and planning because of its impact on cach of us and _ for this reason, we are taking this opportunity to provide you with this ~ advance notice that according to our records you will be required to retire on March 1971, 2, Planning ahead can bring about, with cach passing year, definite progress toward your retirement goals and the Agency is anxious to assist you in your retirement planning. . 3. We would like to make available to you as much information as possible on the general subject of retirement, your annuity estimates, life and health insurance protection in retirement, opportunities for other employment, Social Security benefits, and other additional material which is available. The Agency feels that this type of information and advisory ser- vice should be made available and, hopefully, will be used by employces well in advance of the date of retirement. 4. Our Chicf, Retirement Branch, on extension 3257, is available to digcuss with you any aspect of your retirement planning and we encourage Wi S- Emmett D. Echols Director of Personnel you to contact him. ——ADRIRISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE GELY ; | , 2g uA <3 ” MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel ’ THRU : DpP/oP ’ SUBJECT : PCS Return Prior to Completion of Tour of Duty ~- James A. Noel REFERENCE 3 C8N-20-59, dated 17 November 1965 1. This memorandum contains in paragraph 2 a recom mendation for the approval of the Director of Personnel, ' 2, Mr. Noel arrived in Madrid as the Chief of Station on 21 September 1961, After home leave, he returned to Madrid on 7 Auqust 1964, for a second tour of duty which gould normally be completed on 6 August 1886, Wo have been advised that upon completion of hig current assignmont, lir, Noel will be assigned as Chief of the DODS field office in San Francisco, California, Since the officer now filling that position is required to leave in early September for another assignment, it is very desirable that Mr, Noel arrive in San Francisco about 6 September, Therefore, it is requested that Mr. Noel be permitted to leave Madrid on or about 1 July: ‘1986, This will permit him to take some home leave and~ arrive at his new post in sufficient time to settle his family, which includes two school age children, and report for his projected agsignment on schedule, , 0 -. . Edvard Ryan Acting Chief Weatern Europe Division Fe em ate ene eet at nett eeene hee one 14.90000 2B @ . . 7 so emaenamcaramientns rns ain mating —att eter me, SUBJECT: PCA Return Prior to Completion of Tour of Duty "James A, Noel . concun: ; see cCouutysnsa on Rage 1 . __ r pp?/oP ; Date The recoazendation in paragraph 3 is APPROVED: Pe ARE RE sf Prue /yDireator. of Date 14-0000 iomatume of ‘oreiciar AT weadau. €o To autwtnricate sicnatuacs Y THmoucH’ 7, ot.os: | Fa, DATE OF PCE FITLO Om ‘Top te. reeectep DATE OF DEPAR- G. OTHER DUTY STATIONS OR FIELD BASES -OURING CURARAT TOUR + EaPecteo pate or ‘anaivat at mEAOQUARTERS PCS No ©. GRATE & OKSCRIPTION OF YOUR MAJOR OCUTICR DUMING THE CURRENT TOUR OF DUTY (e Chief of Station, Overall responsibility for all KUDARK operations and activities in country of analgmmente - La PACFENENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT! QF WORK YOU WOULD PREFER FOR YOUR NENT ASSIGNMENT IF IT . 10N or THE T vou THAT INDICATED th FTEM WO. 8, ABOVE. IF VOU WAVE MORE THAN ONE PREFERENCE. INDICATE YOUR CHOICES, Return te post for second tour following hona lonve, IMOICATE WHAT TRAINING YOU BELIEVE YOU SHOULD HAVE $m OROER TO INCREASE YOUR VALUE TO THE ORGANIZATION (refer to catalog of courses, if avaitadla); Hone at this tine. SECRET ng “NUNgERD 1, 2 amd 2 (for Let. and and aed che CL FOR WENT ASBtONMENT OF INS ED actven 16 tay cinnent station ~ lo. th: Of ABSIGNED TO HE anters fom ate n oF OUTY, SITH RESPECT 10 POORIOLE ASSIGNMENT Iw NEADQUARTERS, LJ tupicate Choice oF , . cc : . + . : : - . _ Wil Peed 18%. crorce ang. Crores an ae ano, CMOICE a Lis asnionsg YO anon “FUTLO CTATION. WITH neseeer 16 PossieLe ALASSIGnMENT ro anoTHca rao ‘statiom. | OIC ATE ender oF. CEOGR APHIC aata on srccrric station, @aseo “On OUaL if Cat ronsy. ter. cuore Tague ano. cwotee 5 ano. cores Hercteo Cnty 1. WON MUEN LEAVE GO YOU OF SIRE BLTwCEN ASD IONGENTDT INDICATE winace Of woea OAYs ——— DEPENDENTS WHO WILL .Of TRAVELLIKN OR MOVING WITH Your : © UMDICATE THE MUMOER AND aoe oF wifes ani two sons, acos (at tine of contemplated travel = Juno 19.) fad and 13, ite IMOFCATE AMY CHANGE {8% VOUR PERSONAL OR FAMILY SITUATION BHICH BHOULD Of CONSIDERED IM DETERMINING YOUR NEAT AOS t Cement one = except schooling facilities ‘for childrens COMPLETE ITEM MO, Sot, THANSMITTAL SHEET, TO INDICATE COMPLETION OF ABOVE PORTION OF THIS FORM, : TO RE COMPLETED AY SUPLHVISOR“AT FIELD STATION 12. 1 COWGSOERATION OF THE PAST FROPRIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE LMPLOVEL, KID EXPRESSED PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT, AND THE STAFFING AFOQUIREMENTS OF THE STATION, ENOICATE YOUR ALCOMMENDATION FOR HIS WEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING! 1 12. StGustuat, : { - t 1 H Hi ' TRANSMITTAL SHEET. TO INDICATE COMPLFTICN OF THIS PORTION OF THE FORM. $4, SIGHATUREs COMPLETE ITEM NO. 9-2, TRANSMITTAL SHEET. TO INDICATE COMPLETION OF THIS PORTION ¢ TO BF COMPLETED BY APPROPRIATE CAREER_ Ch_OFFICER OR PERSONNEL OFFICER AT HEADQUARTERS ANCE OF THE EMPLOYEE, HIS FRONT SSEO PREFERENCE FOR NEXT 15. 16 CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPFRILNCE AND Pi AGDIGHMTNT, AND THE STAFFING RFQUIRFMENTS OF THE CUMPOMENT TO WHICH WE 19 CURRENTLY ASSIGNED, wEecs ADATIONS FOR WIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING: “Recomuend approval of extension to June 1964). A recoamendati ts tor date or other assignment will bo forwarded to the Panel ae a” e INDICATE YOUR SIGNATURE 16. mame A setes a RO MEAN ANNAH OR PERSONNEL OFFICER pare LL April 1963 i FOR USE OF CARECR SERVICE 17. EMPLOYEE [7] WAS [(“") WAS NOT BEEN NOTIFIED OF PLANNED 18. REFFRENCE SEASSIGMMENT DISPATCH WO. 19. TYPED OR PRINTED NAME 20, VaTLE 23, COMMENTS CABLE NO, 20, SIGNATURE 22. DATE - ‘ _ SECRET } 14-00000 _Sécnet —_ - _ ppb: 9 mat oF “Gur ovae (eve) ‘ : “ames A. NOEL nar ane SichaTuRE oF OFFICIAL aT WE AG QUARTERS dutwmomizeo to AUTHENTICATE BtGN a" VERIFY DATA In items NOS. | THmoucn Lo Cunatnt station on igo ease Caracas B. warns A OLSCRIPTION OF YOUR MAJOR OUTIES DURING THe CURRENT TOUR OF Duty (see epeciat mote on Franenittal fora): Chief of Miasion at Caracas, Supervisory jurisdiction caver sub=station et Maracaibo. Supervision of all KURARK activities in Venezuela, Liaison with Ambassador, . Service Attaciés, and Fmbassy section heeds; Ladson with friendly intellirence and security services. . Projects and plana. 9. PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT? A. WRITE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE TYPE OF WORK YOU WOULD PREFER FOR YOUR NEXT ASSIGNMENT IF UT DIFFERS FROM THAT INDICATED IN ITEM NO. @, ABOVE. IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE PREFERENCE, INDICATE YOUR CHOICES. First preference: Branch Chief in 4H Division B. INDICATE WHAT TRAINING YOU BELIEVE YOU SHOULD HAVE JW ORDER TO INCREASE YOUR VALUE TO THE ORGANIZATION (rater to catalog of courses, if available): . CE Course Cammunist Party Operations Operational security e iets 202 SECRET . : tar 14-0000 -.OF Fig _ . : iP ry amp fi 4b, PE Rare Jed choice) | eanteas vee @ foue oF opty rhebe aim @esrect to a PossieLe weAs$1 Gin 7 70 ANOTHER FHELO svation, emoscaTs your _ SEOGRAPHIC AREA OW SPECIFIC STATION : 4Zit Kexico City... “18% croreer Quo CHGICE: Seo CHOICE: 10. MOW MUCH LEAVE 00 YOU DESIRE Btiviin Assi uments? LS work days INDICATE muMBee OF BORE DAVE LS IMDICATE THE NUMBER AND ACE or DEPENOENTS wwO Hite SE TRAVELLING C8 @OVING BITH Your Wife, L3; two children, 6 and b. tt TO INDICATE COMPLETION OF ABOVE PORTION OF THIS FORM. COMPLETE Tit wO. S$. 1. TRANSMSTYAL SHEET, TO BE COMPLETED 8Y SUPERVISOR aT FIELD STAT ion ——— Im CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPERIENCE AnD PERFORMANCE oF THE Lercoved, wis “LXPRESSIO PRCVEREMCE GOR WERT ASSIGIMENT, AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATION. INDICATE YOUR MECOMMENDATION FOR WIS NEXT ASS) GUMENT 92. StGmaTuags TRANSMITTAL SHEET, TO IMDICATE COMPLETION OF THIS PORTION OF THE Fomu, COMPLETE ITEM NO. 3-2, TO BE COMPLETED BY APPROPRIATE SUPERVISOR AF HEAGUUARTERS 15. IM CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EMPLACEE. HIS EXPRESSEO PREFESENCE FOR WENT ASSIGNMENT, AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE DIVISION TO mHICH HE 18 GURREWTLY ASSIGNED, IMDICATE vOUR RECOMMEROATIONS FOR HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING: I concur in subject's expressed preference for next assignment and recommend that ha be given the training courses listed in 9B. S1GHATURE: ou i. $6. mAME OF SUPCRVISOR “) SiGwaTURE: Cc. KING — (\ TiTLe: DATE: BRING V7. REMARKS (additsonel cuawent) This officer, who will-have been vith the Agency for nine years on the completion of his present tour, never bas had a Headquarters assignment. His perfermance . in the field has been excellent and his -long.experience vill make him a valuable additien to WH Headquarters staff. SECRET 4 2u ft. uo cmoice gon . 14-0000 INSTRUCTIONS: 9 t, SIRwET : ~ . . ee ee fe ee ee ee CONT CPOE. (OVE S.A ONL CAMLERY - - epee ors on po 2B, ; Coytaactars UNIER WRITTEN contaac t oR moe tus ¢ Cr THZEAS on ce . : . ge CUP OLS OF “Te ! 2OF 60M Ee st oS eae: Ni) aN by. cshs/s NT PSaNce te [sone (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) oO i : cA? (Pr) fee veedl J. AMUBUAR Wile OF ReuarNES uv te Oates owouent Inuicer 7 oy ONLY . - Last MECiGay Cea NATHONati Ty | verges) OF BATH — ~ — 7 i MAR TAL STATUS ND, DEPENDENTS. ' f Sots 16T: larr 2 1911 and 1951 U.S. Sects a } DATE OF Latrs 53 GecuasTv7orenationaa apo OVAL wO8 THLE COMPONENT : f - 3 apth 19S6 dons ore D0 . CONTRUCT CATCaCAy EFFECTIVE UATE PEXPIRATION DATE t. : | ccreer cut fh fue VOSS . . H - ; GENESIS AO. I sours. steuary . . i i FECA Teste Ako ciSABALETY 0 _ ; to, YES ANNUGK ALT S1CK LEAVE ~ ‘ . 0g I. . ‘ oy a YES fea EM Skiev CO RETIREMENT : YES CIA RETIREMENT OR COMMERICAL Cra ANNUITY [ FeceRAL EHLOYEES GROUP LIFE AND WEALTH INSURANCE - ; yes WONTPACT 4 FE AND HEALTH INSURANCE ‘ : _ MISSING PCROONS BENEFITS | ore (ovposn sy URTTC WASPA, DREAD DISPASR & sh YoS ‘ ONcGie Lbutaq on aia PEAR | High €shool Graduate ; | \ ! ‘ . : i DATES NON-C1A EMPLOYMENT cacy EMPLOYER Tsocarton of tyscrion | sasary I , | 1OJ1 - 1st Dept. of State | Vice-Consul PDO = A " " i] whi ~ lt " wv " | shh - 1947 | Cus/ssu/CIc ! Guatensle cos | ia TRAINING Zave st Techn, Fuoto, Commo Trnz, Fanil in Sound & Surveil Eyuip, Intel Orient, | SAIC, 109, Cocum:ntation, Crygte, Psych Warsare, Cland Pol van, Basic Gunervision ‘ ro and Gland Pol Vexfare. (raining taken during staff status). b tadrid & SF. . Can Francisco Guatemia, MA, Carnaess, Hgs, clavana,; GS-12 - Cp-lo hel {4 co3, j CIV EXOLAYWENT NICTORY (BEGINNING WITH COD) PROJECT San Francisco] WUBALANCS. 30,054 31,857 oO 14-0000 sgt 7 Excellent. tenon, ee noe Dienanrlerie-amervir tear ener rarer e FACTORS “AFFECT. ya SuBVECT (Pusutd EXPOGUME - P - PRLS « AADIO, TV), KNOWN O8 susPccTeo IDENT IF ECATIGN 70. force Tran cre STAFF: PERSONNEL, INTELLIGENCE, an steunity BEAVICES | ee . it such factors. oxtst,. they- have not affected -+hig, performance - “Ln his. present ‘assighment, die is far. removed geographically fron ~ his overseas asSignment, ia. present cover is: [J OrFiciaL ies) ON-OFF ICM DIVESION evacaTion OF COVER “SECURITY: ' KLOBUKAR poses as a retired Foreign Service Officer . and can testify to his service with the Department since 1931, } Tn addition he is a ‘legitimate member of two private organizations active in the field of international relations which provide him ° with access to consular officials in San Francisco ‘ EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCES . KLOBUKAR has recruited several support agents and has been used successfully by the San Francisco Base on othe erational activities. One of these ad hoc activities djJthe assessment: and final recruitment of two students from Saudi Arabia, the first recruited in the United States under the priority NE Division TWJUNGLE program, Oo : rl : Sen ie wee memes ADAPTABILITY (SUBUECT ANO FAMILY} TOWARDS OUAL LIFE RS ene Excellent e Somes meee ce B. PREVIOUS COVER WASt a] orrician LJ won-orriciat (GIVE GRIEF DESCRIPTION $F NOC) | INDICATE LIMITING FACTORS GOTH PERSONAL AMD OPERATIONAL ( | Non ° | | | ee UTILIZATION INDICATE PLNSCR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AFTER CURRENT ASSIGNMENT This is KLOBUKAR's last tour as he reaches the mandatory retirement age in March 1971, . 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Cate Nevel wd oe x Abe UFewd 1908 AEVEKELO @ 13 Feb 19685 . | Weaiti6D av CuPLoved 2 emerneaeennemmrenne etn » “se oe eatc er 7“ Je Rosacealy? arte “pate hi sax mati ath, an ee 14-0000 foo. fo. scene ‘ —— . (then rttey fe — LIGcAAPAIG PROFILE 4.41 2) — ft. - : . 3 e AGe AODITIOnan paseamatien . . . Aporectatiorn 195h -from Adainistrater, Zuroc. of Inspection, Security & Conovlar ; . Rira, Lees OL . . . . fairs, Leaps of otata for socurity acaiztanco durntangd, @uring «2 Tonth IntormAnorican onterence ay Caracas, Vonosucla, . Commendation 1959 fron Chief, Wait DivioiLon Lox ouparior porformance dusing tho Cuban . orisis. Admoniticn 1943 from CAat for part in command failure dn control and suporvioton of sensitive oerations 4 . ; ma 87+, CATE Akvikeco Bae PROFILE KEVIEEED OF. °C . e aH _ 20 Apr 1966: ; has/ne . af ae . Tole? ‘ soon weed e { Vea 120% oan 2 ba eaeee a tee ry oo SECRET PROFILE . in | 3 : 8 a . ° vee . . } Lodi renee stsenen.att hang Net eee oe reel eters] (shel eo ee oy prey oye ena lap es ele 14-0000 ae SE ap FE f “ a «42 May 1970 Memorandum in Lieu of Fitness Report for Cecil J. KLOBUKAR | : for the Pertod 31 March 1969 to 31 March 1970 Cecil J. KLOBUKAR, a career agent, has been primarily targeted against the local consular community during this reporting per- iod. For this purpose he has maintained membership in two local organizations concerned with foreign affairs, More than that, he has been an active contributor to their programming and has participated in most of their social and. cultural functions. This has onabled him to come in contact with a rela- tively large number of consulate officers. During the past year he has met, -on one or more occasions, thirty consular members. He is concentrating, however, on the ten consulates which have reprosentation in the denied and semi-denied areas. Within this area he ia further refining the target by attempting to contact the more junior officors who give promise of a longer future _ Gareer and a greater chanco of being posted to an area of opora~ tional interest, To date, he has succeeded in establishing such contacts in the Japaneso, Finnish and Indian Consulates. In this last cane he has successfully passed the target to another Base officer for further development and hopes to accomplish the same with his Japanese and Finnish contacts. In addition to this primary responsibility, KLOBUKAR also handles a support asset who is targeted against the academic community. He is directing this asset's efforts in the cultivation of two promining leads -- one, Japanese and the other, Vietnamese, Both of these cases are progressing very well due in great part to the direction and guidance which KLOBUKAR gives to the support asset, KLOBUKAK also played on very important and direct role in the assesHment and intermediate cultivation of TWPARROT/1 and TWPARROT/2 who were subsequently successfully recruited. He is now developing a local QKWAFER student who is an interesting, but difficult, recruitment prospect. KLOBUKAR 18 cost conscious in the expenditure of operational funds; he does not. have supervisory responsibilities, yo aD AS rth 14-0000 nu ” 1 re ss sree yveAT - 7 “ . . - ae _ Page 2 . ; , e - As. has -been indicated above, KLOBUKAR has made excellent progress in gaining access to the consular community and in maintaining -_ personal contact with potential recruitment prospects. -.He has S also done extremely well in his direct participation in the academic area and in the supervision and direction of his support asset; his performance has been Strong. Chief of Base, San Francisco Signed in peetonyn on }5 0 by employee on 12 Mey 1970 __ ‘tap I concur with the rating and narrative comments, Subject has done rernarkahly well in establishing himaclf within the San Francisco diplomatic community. 11 June 1970 : , lye ate : : Ortun r AT : mo PL Stat nie Be as 14-0000 cama Mao nT pvp) ~ ae ae aa te USET-IN98 _27 May 1969 Memorandum in. Lieu of Fitness. Report for Cecil J. KLOBUKAR Tor the Period 26 July 1968 to 31 March 69 , f Cecil J. KLOBUKAR was the Chief of this Base until July 1968 at which tisie he was assigned new duties as a career agont, targeted primarily against the San Francisco consular community. Until that time there was no specific program aimed at the official foreign community. It was KLOBUKAR's responsibility, therefore, to break ground in this new target aréa. He went about this chore in an orderly and organized manner by refining the community to. those which were of priority interest because of their rep- resefitation in denied and semi-denied areas. He then started looking for a means to got information and gain access to members of this target group. To assist him in this endeavor he recruited two mombers of the consular community, repre-~ senting Latin American countries. Since their performance did not live up to expectations, KLOBUKAR took the tnitiative by joining three local organizations relating te foreign affairs in order to enhance his cover and possibility of direct access as a retired LNGOLD officer. By participating in the gatherings of these organizations, KLOBUKAR is. aiming at direct contact with at least a few of the officers from target consulates. KLOBUKAR has demonstrated excellent initiative in pure suing.as many avenues of approach as possible to this rather difficult target. It is not a cohesive community and does not experience the usual mixing and contact that one finds in normal diplomatic circles. It is fragmented and cliquish and for this reason KLOBUKAR has had to show both imagination and perseverance in probing for access to those specific consulates in which the Base has priority interest. He is now demonstrating his determination to get at this target by exploring another possible means ot approach of his own device. In addition to his primary responsibility against the consular target, KLOBUKAR also handles one support asset currently being used against a high priority student target and threo general purpose assets who are used from time to 14-0000 . 7 . _ SEORET “RYBAT . ; sett te USFT-NAE. ¢ . Page 2 Sey time in both the business and academic areas. Here he has~ done excellent work, particularly in the direction and guid- ance. of the first asset. KLOBUKAR is cost-conscious in the expenditure of opera- tional -funds; he dces not presently have any supervisory responsibility. As has been indicated above, KLOBUKAR has been given a , very difficult primary target on which the Base had very. : va i little information or prior experience. While it has been a frustrating and sometimes exasperating assignment, KLOBUKAR has shown both initiative and perseverance in attacking it; his performance has been Strong. oe <n EEE NMR eet a cm eo ne tee ee > 1 ge ™e a ; _. vad Chief of Base, San Francisco 27 May 1969 - Employee signed in peeudo on 45a - Cecil J. KLOBUKAR 2T May 1969 - Supervisor, Chief of Base, signed in pseudo on 45 a - Bugene O'Meara Reviewing Official’s Comments and Siguature. Iconcur, KLOBUKAR has the maturity, wisdom and integrity necessary for the secure search for concrete recruitments in this difficult and sensitive operational sector, 10 June 1969 DCDO/I Date _ Title 14-0000 a. EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 055292 “Ta. Date or ‘BIRTe 3. SER tigate) 10. CHECK CK) TYPE OF REPORT i spectan (Specity): : 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Fram to-) PERFORMAN E evi UATION W + Weak” Performionce ranges from wholly Inadequate to slightly less than sotisfactory. A rating in this category requires . - positive remedial oction. The nature of the oction could range trom counseling, to further training, to placing on probation, to reassignment or to separation, Describe action taken of proposed in Section C. A+ Adequate Performance meets all requirements. It is entirely sctisfectory ond is choracterized neither by deficiency nor excelionce. P+ Proficient Performance is more then satisfactory. Desired results ore being produced ina proficient monner. S - Strong Performance is choracterized by exceptional proficiency. Performance is so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comparison to the performance of others doing similer work as to warrant speciel recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the mast important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employes performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effecriveness in performance of that duty. All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees aupervised). O - Qytstonding SPECIFIC DUTY NO. f Chief of Base supervising six professional and three clerical subordinates. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 Establishment ard mzintenance of operational support mechanisms, RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OVTY NO. S Operational reporting, SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 Lisison with FBI and DCS, et al, RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OUTY NOLS Direction of recruitment and handling of. support Ssseots. RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & RATING LETTER Take into account @ erything about the emgléyee which influences his effectiveness in his current pos.tion such as per- formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativenass, pertinent personas traits or hobits, and particular limitations or talents. Based on your knowledge’ of employee's overall parformar.ce during the raring period, place the letter in the roting box corresponding to the statement which most occwately refiects his level of performance. FORM os 45 use previous corrions aa ee 14-0000 “J overall perfytmonce. DATE SIONATURE OF EMPLOYEE SECRET _tBhen Fs ted’ ta) SECTION’ __ NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicuté significant strengths’ or weobnonsen. demonstrated in cuttent position keeping. tn Proper perspective thelr relotionthip te Stote suggestions made for improvement of werk perfermance, Give recommendations for training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for current position Amplify of exploin ratings given in Section 8 to provide bear bons for determining future Personnel oetlon. janner_of performence of tmanogerich or {yPervisory duties and ¢ost, ‘conscioytness ‘Jin the wae of personnel: space, equipme, nda, myst be Sommented. on selscl 0. Westra space ie needed to complete Section C, atroch o tepsrate rate thee! of poner fan Mr. Noel fo much too experienced and practiced s hand for hie performance to vary very wach from year to year, He has continued to turn {a the highly erediteble performance in San Francisco thst has ‘deo standard for hin: for many years, “He has maniged his subdrdimates woll and baé exercised uni- fornily good judgment in directing their operational offorts. Of particular _ value has bees hia steadinesé ia the face of administrative adversity disrupting - the. organization ‘ef bis Base. * Mr. Noel insured that the work of the Base continued uninterrupted and demonstrated his capacity to keep on top of _. Bil detaile and report them to Headquarters as appropriate. It is a credit to My. Noel that in the post-Ramparts exposure period there was not a single instance of an academic. asset withdrawing from a relationship with the Base. The perforna nce of hie officers atteststhe cnreful guidance and wise _leadefship which has enabled them to operate securely and well in sonai- tive arcas. His realtions with the FBI and DCS are excellent. He is appropriately economy minded, In short, he is a decidedly strong supere ' visor, _CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOYEE {CERTIFY THAT 1 HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT BY SUPERVISOR 17 THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION Mr, Noel bo in the Fiold and will be shown @ copy of thia Fitness Report on his next TDY trip to Headquarters. j TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR H c/po/t BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL — EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN UNDER MY SUPERVISION 18 months DATE Stanley H. Gaines 15 Fhly 1968 COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Concur in rating officer's judgment. jTYPEC OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE ! (Steneal Corcen &. Jorgensen OATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEBING OF FICIAL 17 July 1968 | Chief, DO Division SECRET . SECRET _ CBhen Fitted fn) ° ; . a EUPLOTEE SERIAL MUMBER 056292 - "FITNESS REPORT SECTION A; GENERAL : 1. NawE (Last) (Pivot) (Midsie). 2. OATE OF BIRTH 19. SEX [* OnAOE I rT) Noel,. Jones. A . 8/19/11__| 16.2...) t. OFF UIV/BR OF ASSIGNME 4 a Comment rt? Gr ©. OF FIctAl POSITION TITLE , . Chief of. Base. , DDP/DOD {8an Franctece 0. CHECK (xX) TYPE OF REPORT ECR UU TVPE OF AP INTMENT ao "XX .cancen RESERVE I I TeuPon any InmiTian NEASHONMENT BUPERVISOR ‘AWC ER- PROVISIONAL (See instructions © ton C) x NNUAL AS AMBIGNMENT EMPLOYER 1MEEC IAL (Spocity)? Cian (Specity 41. OATE REFCRT OVE IN OP 12, REPORTING PERIOD (From tm) 1 October 1966 - 3] arch 3997 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION __ SECTION © on 98 from wholly inadequote te slightly toss then sotistoctory. A A roping in Wy Henk Performonce rsa in this eetegory requires positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to-f 7 waining, to piecing on probation, to reassignment of to seperation, Describe action taken or proposed in Section C. . Pecformance meets oll requirements. ft is entirely satisfactory ond is chorocterized neither by deficiency nor As Adeavate - excellence, P ~ Proficient Performance ia more thon satisfactory. Desired results ore being produced in o proficient menner. $+ Strong Performance ts characterized by exceptional proficiency. O + Qustanding Porformance Is 20 exceptional in relotion fo requirements of the work and In comporison to the performance of othors doing similar work os to warrant epecial recognition, PECIFIC DUTIES Lise up ta six of the mast important specifle duties parloemed during the rating perlod. Insert raving lerter which beet deseribes the performs EACH ie duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees fof erployeoe oupervised), monner in which emplo: with supervisory bilities MUST b: don their ability to s srecwic curv Nol) OO esting Caief of Base supervising gix professional and three 8 clerical gubordinates, Ra SPECIRIS OUTY NO. & Establishment and maintenance of operational support pechanisns. SPECIFIC CUTTY NOS Operational reporting. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & Liaison vith the FBI and DCS, et al, RATING LETTER SPECIFIZ CUTY NO. & Direction of recruitment end handling operations, SPECimie CUTTY NO. @ OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING LETTER Take inte account overything about the employes which influences his effactiveness In his currant position such as per- formance af specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperotivoness, pertinent personal traits of hobits, and particular limitations of talents. Based on your knowledge of amployos’s overall performance during the rating pariod, ploce tre Setter in the ruting box corresponding to the statement which most occuratoly reflocts his tevel a performonce. iar SECRET 4-82 POSIOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. 14.00000 gr og ? Bhosis for determining future personnel action. Monnerot performance of manogetiel-< Of tugersisovy dutios must be described, if . Lopplicable. . : SECRET aa . (Sten Belted ta) NARRATIVE COMMENTS zl Indicare: Significant wrengthe © of weobnesses demonstrated in current position: heeping i in srceer-per spective thele relationship to everoll Pertermance. State suggestions made for Improvement of work performance. Give recommendations for training, Comment fon -lorgign language competanca, It requised for current poaltion, Amplify of explain menage yen in Section Bte provide best . Mie. Hoel dm an old hand at running Basea or Stations abroad and hia performance as Chief of Base, San Franciaco, aaply attesta that. Xt goeg without saying that he understands all aspects of the business, knowa how to delegate, organise, - direot and report.. He hag continued to do all these things well, Hip. seniority, - ow orience and maturity served -the Agency ia particularly good gtead:riving this period when the locatioa | Of his Bace vas compromised. in the public press, through no fault of Mr. Noel. Liles subsequent and consequent actions were all taken with sound judgnent and sppropriate calm and circune epection.--Ho was algo most receptivoe to, and cooperative in, - Headquarters suggestions in this matter. He is, of course, coat * eonseicoug and an excellent supervisor. His overall performance : du that of a high order of senior Agency officers, SECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOVEE t CERTIFY T THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYER | ”_BY SUPERVISOR 1P THs ArPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN 70 "EMPL: Loves, SIVE (E ENPLANATIOC ON bject is in the field; a copy of this report ia being retained to show hin on hig next TDY to Haa. OPFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR PES O@ SAINT ED NAME AND SIGNATURE. c/o0/t ‘Weigued in draft) BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL 2. MONTAS EMPLOVER HAS DEEN UNOGR MY SUPERVISION 6 months 21 August OaTe Stanley H. Gaines 3. COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL, Concur fully in overall rating of Strong". OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL THRE. of PRINTED NAME ano SIONATURE seg Chicf, DO Division . Bordon L. Jorgensen’ SECRET pate 28 August 1967 14-0000 vi t vb - 21 July 1966 , 4 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT “SUBJECT: James A. Noel, Employee Serial No. 055292. DDP/EUR, Period: 1 April 1965 - 1 July 1966. SD: D, YOB: 1911 1. Subject, who was born 19 March 1911, is a GS-16 and has been assigned to Madrid as Chief o& Station since October 1961. -2, Subject is an experienced and mature officer dedicated to the Agency's mission. Conscientious and : diligent, he readily accepts responsibility and is both ‘ thorough and reliable in the performance of his duties. Morale at his station has been consistently high, and Subject enjoys the respect and confidence of his subordi- nates. He evidences sound and objective judgment and operates well under pressure, In all aspects of the station's activities, he exhibits a high degree of cost consciousness in the expenditure of Government funds and property, 3, Subject's performance has been Strong throughout the rating period and he has obtained a maximum effort from his subordinates, Ife has enjoyed the confidence of the Ambassador and the other senior Embassy officials, all of whom have demonstrated considerable dependence upon the station. : , Fa ' é - NOG wa ; lfe Kings}ey Chief, Huropean Mivisign orectr Rae ‘ 14-0000 ian SECRET ~ ~_. : (hen Pitted In) . . EMPLOVED. SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT . : : 059292 _ cen cate oe GENERAL — . (Lesv (Fret (Middted ‘a. DATE OF GIT [8 SEX MOEL, Janes Ae 39 March 1911; N 5-16 CC OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE . 1. OFF/OIW/BR OF ASSIGNMENT 8. CURRENT OT ATION ___Gatef of Station DUP WE/ Therian ®. CHECK OX) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10, CHECK IX) TYPE OF REPORT ix CAMGaR ACSERVE TEMPORARY iMITIAL CARE KA-PROVIBIONAL (See instructions = Seetim C) ” ANNUAL ° sPacian (Specily}t { -[ PRaCtAL (Speettyj 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From fo-) 19. DATE AZPORT DUE IN OP. . ° ; 1 April 1965 ~ 27 Beptember 1965 SECTIONS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION _ W- Wook Performance ranges from wholly inodequote fo slightly lees thon satlsfoctory. A roting In this category requires positive cemedial action. The ne of the actian could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on probation, to reassignment! of to separation. Describe oction taken of proposed in Section C. A- Adsavote Perlotmonce meete all requirements. It is entirely satisfactory and is characterised r.either by deficiency nor > excellence, P- Proficient Performance is more then sutlefoctory, Cosired results ore being produced In o proficient? manner. $+ $teong Perlormance is characterised by exceptional proficiency, O + Qvistonding Performance is so exceptlonul In relation to requirements of the work and in comparison to the performance of others doing similar work av to warrant special recognition. Lise up to six of the most:importont specitic duties performed during the rating porlod. Ineort rating lettor which beat deseribos the monnar in which employes performs EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY effectivenece in performance of that duty. All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be cated on thelr ability to supervise (indicate numbor of employecs euperviaed). SPR CIFIC DUTY NO. I My ratiog of the performance of thia officer remains the same aa the description of his performance ch is contained in bis fitness report or. the period ending 3) March 5. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 aPRCIFIC DUTY NOLS RATING . Carrer SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 SPRCIFIC OUTY NO. 8 SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 6 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION 7 RATING Lerrer Take inte occount everything about the employee which Influences his effectiven In his current position such as por- formance of spacific dutios, productivity, conduct on qe cooperativencss, ont personal traits of habits, and particular limitations of talents. Based on your knowledge of ompluy: overall performance during the rating periad, 8 place the letter in the rating box corresponding to the staroment which most cecurately reflocts his level of performance. rors 45 onsovare PREVIOUS EDITIONS, SECRET . eo OFFICE ‘ ; . SECRET CEOF PEASoNNE os . as . "(When Filled In) . . SECTIONC HARRATIVE COMMENTS | : : ndicore si _ iweak d PT ; norMlleb day in bo ve their relationship 'to {dca sine ee ete et Sock perherenane eee Olde Bie wolaica Comment on foreign tangysge compotence, H required for current position. Amplify ut explain cotings given in Section B to provide best _ Losis for determining future personnel ection, Monnet of performance of monagerial or supervisory dutios must be deaciibed, If | applteable, . MAIL ROO ° SECTIOND CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS 1 BY EMPLOYEE _ 1 CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT SlGNATURE OF EMPLOYER SHOWN TO EMPLOVER, GIVE EXPLANATION Mom EMPLOTEE HAS BEEN 1F THIO REPORT HAS HOT A UNORR Me SUPERVISION : Mr. Wel is qurrently st his oversees post. OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPRA VISOR TYPEG OR PR AME AND SIGNATURE ‘ ere een | 27 September 65 | Chief, WE Division Williem D, O'Ryan | ~ BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL COMMENTS GF REVIEWING OF FICIAL OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TYPED OR FR TERS AR GND Mage Tens : ; Thomes H. Karancssines SECRET oe _ 14-0000 “ne 12 May 1965- MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT BUBJECT: «James A. Noel, Employee Serial No. 055292 Fitness Report for the Poried 1 April 1964 - ___to 31 March 1968 19 March 1911, ta a GS-16 and 1. Subject, who was born Chief of Station since has been assigned to Madrid as October 1861. @. As Chief of Station, he is charged with the organ- ization and management of the station and is rosponsible for the planning, direction, and supervision of all its activities, He also exercises general supervision of the Burcelona base. Assisting him and under his general euper- viaion are 24 stafz employoes and 15 contract employees. 3. Subject serves 8s the Ambassador's principal intel- ligence officer, a8 chairman of the Rnbassy Defector Committee, as the Agency representative on the Embassy Country Team, and asp the coordinator of U.S. clandestine intelligence opera tions in Spain. Accredited ag tho Agency's representative to the Spanish Intelligence (AEM) and Security (DGS) services, he plans, directs, and supervises all aspects of the station's multi-level liaison with these services an the liaison with the Service chicfa and a num Benior officers. On the operational pide, subject handles BISHAD/1, CITIZEN and QUWIND/1. He recruited QUIP/1 during the rating period, arranged n new cover job gor HARRIOTT through QUWIND/1, and participated in the handiing of QUMALT and QUHOPS. 4. Subject is an experienced and mature officor, possessing an excellent command of Spanish. Highly motivated, conscientious, and industrious, he rendily accepts responsi- bility and is both thorough snd reliable in the execution of hie duties. Even tempered and affable, he holds the confi- dence and friendship of those whom he directs and those to whom he is responsible, and the morale of his station is noticeably high. He is alert to tho operational pgsaibilition apa 3 4 Qs Sy Aaa south weige ab bere RAE | | | 14-0000 | -a- . i . . of any given situation, evidences sound and objective judgment, ‘and works well under pressure. He writes lucidly, speaks articulately,- and exhibits a high degree of cost consciousness in the use of governmont funds and property. His delegation of . reaponsibility to others is meaningful and well delineated. 8. " Subject's performance has been strong throughout the rating period. He has given the station purposeful direction and ‘competent management and as an effective supervisor who commands the loyalty and respect of those whom he supervises, he has succeeded in obtaining a maximum effort from the station personnel. He enjoys the confidence of the Ambassador and other principal officers, of the Embassy, several of whom have expressed thetr appreciation of subject's work and commented on the value of the station's contribution to the functioning of the Embassy. The fact that the Ambassador arrived in Madrid with definite prejudices regarding the Ayoncy but was of quite another mind upon his departure is testimony to subject's skill and tact. 6. Subject has conducted the Agency's Ifaison with the Spanish servicas most competently, as evidenced by the rela- tionship he establigshed with Captain General Munoz Grandes, hia ability to persuade the AEM to undertake sensitive operations in Cuba, and the fact that thie liaison did not suffer following the attack on the Spanish ship "Sierra Aranzazu". Marked progress has been achieved in joint CE and CP operations, and subject has developed QUANTUN/30 to the point wherein the latter’s collaboration far exceeds the cooperation normally expected in an official liaison relationship. _ 9. In addition to his considerable executive and liaison duties, subject has carried out the previously cited opera- tional assignments with marked ability. He is a convincing and persuasive agent handler, and hig operational reporting is prompt and thorough. 8. The only eriticiem I would make of subject is that I believe the station should bemking a greater effort to develop internal assets who will be able to report on and influence developments in Spain following the departure of Franco. ened Slucd On. eat ae EDWARD RYAN c: Western n Badop S aStalax OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION: "8" One 2a08 OUR « COMMENTS OP REVIEWING OFFICIAL: . -CONCUR — Wham D.: sian, cfu tres sag 14-00000 ‘SECRET , _ ° ‘ ‘(when Filled tay * 4 t . ' ~ EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER + , ’ FITNESS REPORT _ | 0838292 SECTION A GENERAL _ . roar 3.-SEX 4. GRAD 9.30 gin" my i ona G D | ; 1. NAME {Laat} tFirso (Middie) 1 NOEL, James } OFe soy’ AR OF adaiguMent 8. CURRENT STATION /WE/Tber ia “Madrid 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE Chief of Station, Madrid 9. CHECK (x) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10. CHECK (A) TYPE OF REPORT | [eancen [“-_[resenve “TEMPORARY Ly | | [rcassicnment supcavison| CAREER-PROVISIONAL (See Instructions - Section C) | [raassionmenr aMPLOVER tNITIAL aNNUAL » [SPECIAL (Specify): 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Frum: te-) 1 April 1963 = 31 March 1964 SPECIAL (Specify): 1t. DATE REPORT Due in OP. SECTIONS OC CPERFORMANCE EVALUATION _ We Weok Performance tonges from wholly inadequate to slightly leas than sctisfactory. A rating in this category requires . positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range trom counseling, to further training, to placing on probatian, to reassignment of to separation, Deseribe action taken or proposed In Section C. c A» Adequots Parformonce meets all requirements. It is entirely satisfactory and le characterized neither by deficiency nor > excellence. . Pe Proficient Performance is more than satisfactory. Desired results ure being produced in a proficient manner, S + Strong Performance Is choracterized by exceptional profictency. O- Outstanding Performance it so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comparison to the performance of others doing similar work as to warrant special recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific dutios performed during the rating period. insert rating letter which best describes the ain performance of that duty. All employees ilities MUST be rated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees eupwrvised). monner in which employe: with supervisory respons: RATING SPECIFIC OUTY NO. ? LETTER As Chief of Station, Madrid, plans and directs all FI,and CA operations within Spain Pp SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 " ~ terren Supervises Madrid Station and Barcelona Base personnel P SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 3 — Rats, Maintains contact with senior officials in the Spanish Intelligence Services 8 ‘Tapeciric oury wa. 4 ~ ~ ~* RATING Represents the Director of CIA with the Ambassador to Spain and other U.S. officials in Spain i?) SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8S ~~ Rare Personally handles several sensitive third country intelligence operations. : 8 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 6 RATING . LETTER Supervises Cuban operations in Spain : oO OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING LETTER Take into account everything about the employes which influences his effectiveness in his currant position such as per- formonce of specific Merion: productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, potlinent personal traits of habits, ond particular limitotions ‘or talents. Based on your knowledge of employee’s overall performance during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box corresponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of performonce. . Gadus 1 eadeted bom evtrnene] oar" 45) casovere previous goITIONS. SECRET ‘me : : : N 14-0000 >" SECRET . . (then Fatled tn) _ [SECTION C+ . : __. NARRATIVE COMMENTS, ‘tndicote st nifleant” strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in curtent position keeping in ‘proper perspective their T rolatonahip to overall per formance, State suggestions made for improvement of werk portormance, ES tecommendstions for traning. Comment on foreign longuags competence, if required for current position, Amplity of exploin ratings given, in Section. 8 te seevide bent a: described, i basis for determining future porsonnel action, Manner cf performance of monogerral or supervisory ¢ duties mu must applicable. : Subject is one of the, Agency's truly mature, experienced aperations officers. He has hed unusual operational experience in Central and Soiith ‘America, both in the field and in Headquarters. His - activities have spanned both the FI and the CA spectrum. He has and does deal easily and- graciously with high ranking officials, both American and foreign. ~ His good sénse, poise and dignity never . fail to inpresg. He. is.a- person | of.principal and high morals. He does not hesitate to express his conviction even though he may. have an reason to believe such convictions are not popular. He is a strong :. - supervisor who enjoys.his Bubordinate'’s respect. He is economy : minded and made diligent efforts to comply with requests to economize. coal ‘Noel has succeeded in creating a cohesive station in Madrid. CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOYEE U CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 5 AND C OF THIS REPORT SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN 4 HIS REPORT WAS NOT UNGER MY SUPERGSOr r Bip re orem SHOWN TO EyPLoves. d Oiva e EXPLANATION COO Kee eee te! Ladd wit gor vawelt ae (oe } ao pogo) me GATE a fesreed le, fain espa RAED Ze anes eee 20 April 1964 Chief, WE/S ye bday.’ BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL oy :_. SECRET 14-0000 uO SECRET ; (Bhea Filled tn) (Pivot) NOEL, Ja James A. @. OF FICIAL Poort iON TITLE Chief of Station 0 ceecn (x) bAdad or APedintwent . ‘srecian (ipecity)t REPORT DUE IN OP, - 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Fram- to} ; 22 April 1963 1 April 1962-31 March 1963 SECTION B ______ PERFORMANCE EVALUATION _ #8 fram wholly inadequote to lightly fess then satisfactory. A rating in this cotegory ¢: probation, to reassignment of te separotion, Describe action taken er proposed in Sectian C. excellence, Performence is wore than sati sfoctory. Desired results ore being produced In'a proficient monner, P + Proficient others doing similor work a8 to warrant special recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties perlormad during the rating period manner in which emplo: performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiv with supervisory rasp 3 MUST be cated on their ability to supervibe (indicate number of employees evperviesd). SPHCIFIC DUTY NO. fF ™ Direction of all FI and CA operations. dat SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 Administration of Station and supervision of personnel. SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 8 Direct supervision of senior ops officer in charge of Cuban operations. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 Personally handles a sensitive operation of interest to arother C8 component. Re A ’ RA SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 8 Maintains contact vith senior Liaison personnel. SPECIFIC OUTY NO. ° Maintaing @ workirg relationship with the Ambassador and other U. 8. officials, OVERALL PERFORMANCE Itt CURRENT POSITION ; Ws Wook Perlormonce tery e positive remedial action, The nature of the action could range irom counseling, to further sroining, to placing on A Adequate Performonce meets oil toquiramente. i le entirely sotistactory ond 18 choracterized neither by deficiency nor S$ « Strong + Perlormance is characterized by exceptional proflclency. O+ Qutstanding Performance is so exceptional in relotion to requirements of the work and in comparison to the perlormance of Insert rating letter which best describes the t in performance of thot duty. All employees equires RATING LETTER RATING Toke into account everything adour the employee which influences his offectivensss in his current position such as per- formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent personal traits of habits, and particular limitations or talents, Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, place tho letter in the rating boa corresponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his lovel of performance, a SECRET TA" 45) cnsovere pravioua EDITIONS: LETTER SECRET UBien Fitted Ta) NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicere ot nifleant strengths or wechnostes demonstrated in current position seeping ln proper: per spective theie solation ship to oveall. peloemance. State suppeeiens moce for improvement of work performance. Give recommmadations for training. Comment en foreign languoge competence, I required for current position, Amplify of exploin rotings given im Section & to provide best besis for determining future personnel ection, Monnet of performonce of monaogerial or suporvivory duttes must be described, sf eel icoble . Myr Roel bas erly adminiotered @ large Station and baa ater maturity, good . Judgmer.t and tact ix the day-to-day sanagenent ard direction of Station activities ord personnel. This ‘has. been achieved despite the physicnl location of Station staff personnel in a puter of separated office sites. ‘< Under the direction of Mr. Noel a far reaching and fruitful major operational progrea against the Ligh priority Citan target has been undertaken and Madrid Station today ie making a svietantial contribution in good operations and good intelligence information. to the over-all Agency effort. Another notable accoxplishment directly attributable to Mr. Koel, and in part 6 reflection of his long years “f service in Latin America, has cveen bis professional bandling personally of theStation operation involving Juan Peroz. Interested CS compone:ite have stated categorically thet Madrid Station coverage of Juan Peron and his activities is essential in satisfying existing intelligence requiresents on Peronisn, | 7 Despite the Ststion's heavy diversion into Cuban and Latin American activities and State Dapartmert policy restrictions on internal political activities, Mr. Noel has encouraged the development of a long-range ‘program involving activities against the Spanish Commucist Party and clandestine contact with the Spanish political opposition. CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS _. _ ___5Y Y EMPLOYEE a. 2 ? AVE SEEN SECTIONS 5 A, 8, AI , ANO OC OF THIS R REPORT meri 1GMATURE O or ‘surLoY ee | = _ _BY SUPERVISOR ONT HE RUPE ee eset on WAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION VNOER My SUPERVISION Subject employee is in the field. Report will be shown | to him upon his return to Headquarters, TYPEO OR PRINTED NAME ANO MGNATURE OPPICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR t as: BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OF FICAL I concur in above assessment. LOP FICIAL TITLE OF REVIFWING OF fIciIAL TYPED OR PRINTED NAME ANO SIGNATURE I SECRET 14-0000 - oe wie ; . aw en iicoorded by). Cord ° 1] April 1962 jes . i MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting Chief, WE . { SUBJECT : Mr. James A. Hoel . : ’ Fitness Report Covering the Pertod-1b August 1961 to F i _ 3 March 1962 ! . 1. Mr. Noel agsuned his duties as Chief of Station. Madrid on : 23 Saptexber 1961. ‘The Station, as constituted when Mr. Nocl arrived, inciwded somy 21:staffers plus numerous contract personnel, as well as a@ two mn base in Burcelona. The Madrid Station preper not oly includes the Enbaovy installation but an outside operations ucction as well. Since Mr. Noel arrived the Station has been launched into a Cuban operations program of considerable scale and on a crauh basis. In addition, in this period, one State cover slot was withdrawn, and the. experienced Chief of Base, Barcelona had to be brought home due to a family emergency. , 2. To date Mr. Noel has given every evidence of a particular ability to cope with the crash program and the acute shortage of personnel with ' Judictlousnesa and maturity. While it is too early, yet, to aes judgement, ! there are (ndications that Mr. Noel has been preoccupied with Cuban | i problens (an area of special interest to him) to the detriment of lower . ! : priority but, nonethcleue, necessary Spanish targets (for example, contact : with the local opposition and a budding effort ayainet the Spanish Cormunist : Party). a 3. As indicated above, Nr. Noel has not been in place as Chief of ‘ Station long enough to justify firm reservations concerning his managenent, nor to permit meaningful criticism. Alco, as indicated nbove, nis out- ‘ standing noticeable strength to date nas been hio ability to cone with a ™ heavy operational proyram, a shortare of personnel, and a sometimes difficult operational climate, with judgement, calmness aml patience. ; THOMAS FP, THIELE : Chiet, WE/5 CONCUR: + r L Lyre am DO Bra/AC/WB.-.o) ; | . £. AL oA w a ; Ry { n : __ f& oth . Compas Saly s) Gnas | Forner Staff krolaree . hk Aug 68 Gok bbe Esp gee career Agent with Civil Service 2 a . Hetirement, LPAs ané Fils. - $26,040 uS-10/6 13 Jul 69 LPT 29,218 Gsele/o 5 Ot 69 PSE _ woe 7 - 30,054 GSe10/7 28 Dec 6% LPL _ \ 31,857 9 G8+15/7 a 10 Jan 71 LPI’ : 33,787 ® 31 Mar 71 Contract terminated (acviegt retired) - a - 33,75? a we mt ee wees eee i - eee ee ee i i vt ce re ee ne rar sone - ~ we ee H 2 ° et nama oe wee - we - -~, ~ ft ~ ~ ~ - a - - we cee - we i. s 1 1 2 4 . SECRET . me (When Pitted tay = "NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION em ~ + APA UMC 2 AME Lace Oe! aL) : 01295: KLCBLEe> CELLL J __ PREPARED 04/16/71 ° 3 RATE OF PERSONNEL ir . ; ras ary 4 CHEZ, wu to, Pit tH - CONTRACT TERM INST IGN CAREER AGENT (sd. . geo IC" ; [62 '33 i ene Fale ON COSTAE TO OL ‘a OINER UIGAL AUTHORITY ‘ rons B J : 11295-2507 __ 9 COS AmZATIORAl DISGNATCAn [10 ts te ON STB DOP OIKECTORSTz UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DOMESTIC UPEZH7I UNS DIV WUBAL ANCE . 1 postion Tne 1 Orsite week 7 anit ae aeaTeN GPS OFFICER . _ a oe 16 CLASS CADON SMEOULE (65 U8 a, 14 OL PSMA, wat GABA hae SIP r 17 SAY OF RANE : 00G3 032060 (Fu UL IL A TIME) so Gove | S6 FT BTS LEME 10056! ae ee eee = STATUS ANPURMATICA - ~~ - - - ee me ee ee eihTH CATES as SéEXS Kw MARITAL ST3 MAK NGe LEPENDENTS$ a3 ITIZENSHI PS US/23%5H LUNGCVITY COMP? 0916467 FEO SERVICe CUMP3 012631 VRE RETIREMENT? CALC /FICA HUSPETILEZATIONS F PLANS FEGLIS YES PriVe GUVT SEKVs 4% ShtLe TASK LIMITS PAY BASIS: A n/t imvt o o/L INGS 4 ce et mH CU TAACT UNFURMATICN ee ee ewe eee ee FF DATES Cal-.65 EXFIRATILN OATES 080374 CATE GRIG CONTKACT?2 080468 EFERHING LUFF ICEns COL PeA shiek feF Aa GaEs EGC PHUNL? 3376 woo em - ERTSTLEMENTS/ELIGABIL ITIES/ALLGAANCES ~ - = ee ee ee AX STAFF: ¥ fru cAMPs STATE cAMP? STATE? HAVEL? NHN cPS EXPNSES Y¥ HOUSINGS FLST/EQUAL?2 N OME LEAVE: ¢ CIUFFinchTis+ls iW UFFSCT CLAUSES ¥Y STL GUVT8 N EGISL PAY? Y¥ Fr cMILA PLY 3 hh ALLOWANCE CUPM: t ELUCATION? N . STEP INCRSs Y OTr TAK CNIL? WW QTHEK ALiGBNS $ NW SLFARATION? N GIES ITEMS PRECELEL_ BY AN ASTE RICK. * REFLECT CHANGED CATA : _SIGHATURE OR OTHER AUTrENCATICN = ie yf os Form ‘11508 Ute Frerrovs SECRET “u 746 MPG 1149 Eason wad we * wa 14-0000 SERED | _ 7 April 1971 MEMOBANDUM FOR: OF/C&TD/CAS VIA : Contract Personnel Division : SUBJECT : Cecll J. KLOBUKAR Retirement Coct] J. KLOBUKAR, Career Agent, retired effective 31 March 1971 under the Civil Service Retirement System. This memorandum authorises the payment by the Office of Finance of any money due him. Paul S. Latchford Chief, DO Personnel CONCUR: i LD Chief, Contract Personnel Division Distribution: ‘ Orig & 1 - Addressee 1-CPD 1 - DO/Pers Chrono DO/Pers/RASanford:dag (7 Apr 71) 3193 1 - Subject's File GROW 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and de fessificotion 7 - SEGKET 14-0000 SECRET PERSONAL OATA OFFICE AND PHANCH OF ASSIGHMENT Nawt (Lact, Piret. widtle - true os peoudonya) KXIOBUKAR, Cecil J. ; DO Division LOCAL anpnrss —180T | ‘Bebest Lan try fl PLOMANFNT AONEESS Bwrlingame, Califortia 94010 al da HOO Ban Diego, California PERMANENT STATION OF Pres) . 4 Position of FUNCTIONAL TITLE San Franciseo Bese CONTRACT DATA _ Daft OF COomTmaACcE Temminattion GATE FOMTAACT ECFFECTIVE batt ComtRact LAST MENT HTD. DATT ComTaact CuPEmEs 6/4/68 | Indefinite 3/37. REASON FOR CONTRACT Tewwsqst iow ’ ' Subject is retiring effective 31 March 1971. INTEZMEL STAFF OR DIVISION CLEARANCES (Ada or delete a app ELisetDy “bY Hicable) REMARKS COMPONENT Finance Logistics PERSONNEL Registry DATE anos CLUARTD OY (Signature) CONTRACT APPROVING OFFICER | Careeas |. ‘Rauver, ¢/DO/80 __ . SCHEDULE OF INTERVIEWING OFFICES COPYICES NOT MEQUIRING INTERVIEW WILL SO IworcaTs) vULE — arene INTERVIEWING OFFICIAL Location OFFICE CLEARED By (Signature) CENTRAL COVFR STAFF DATE CLeaReo By (Signature) OFFICE OF SECURSTY PSD OATE CLEARED BY (Signature) OF F ICE OF PERSONNEL cPD JEMARKS (Plaaae initial) APPROVED! {ef Dow il. Luotacher OR DIVIS|OM RESPONSIBLE OFFICER SIGNATURE OF STAFF Paul 8. Latchford, ¢/D0/ Personnel STAFF OR DIVISION AND BRanc TF SES I ChMERT DO Division FORM 1689 use eesvrous . SECRET 3-67 torvioas 14-0000 o ; 8 NAR S7t . MEMORANDUM FOR: CSPS/Agent Panel VIA : Gentral Cover Staff VIA : Office of Security . _ , VIA : CI Staff SUBJECT : Summary of Employment Mr. James A. Noel Attached hereto is Mr. Noel's Summary of Employment for approval and permanent record. Carroll Chief, DO Support Group Attachment: As Stated CONCURRENCE: (CSPS Agent Panel) (Central Cover Staff) vt ane 7¢ GROW 1 Excluded from sulomatic downgrading and declaszification 14-0000 . ‘ ae —, _ ae, vUMMARY OF EMPLOYMiAT James A. Noel. From 1931 to 19441 served aa a Foreign Service Officer in various posts in Mexico. In 19441 joined OSS/SSU/CIG and from that date until 1947, I worked in Europe and Latin America. In 1947 1 again joined the Department of State, and served in many posts in Latin America until 1966 when I returned to the United States for a two (2) year detail with the Department of Army. In 1968 I retired from the Department of State and since then [ have been living in the San Francisco area doing occasional work ona consultant basis for the Department of Defense. . 14-0000 ~ . SECRET (When Fated In) : - 1. DATE OF REGUEST a 10 Fobruary 1971__ 4. GAADK 08-16 2 Name (Test, ay . 3. POSITION TITLE Bool, Jams A. (2) Career Agent Ops officer ISION, BRANCH 0. EMPLOVER'S 7. PURPOSE OF EVALUATION | [ ] HDQs/TOY [J overseas assionment | PRE-EMPLOYMENT Cc) ENTRANCE ON DUTY) TOY ON PCS TYPE OF COVER NO. OF DEPENDENTS TO ACCOMPANY NO OF OEPENOENTS' REPORTS OF MEDICAL HIGTORY ATTACHED - [_] aerunn prom ovanseaa TA ‘| FITNESS FOR DUTY STATION Cc] MEDICAL ALTIREMENT NO. OF DEP.'S @ OVERSEAS PLANNING EVALUATION (One tlock must be checked) Cvs Cal» 9. REQUESTING OFFICER SIGNATURE Y) : } e Yi, ia fl Se Vie ok |. Rath A. Sanford ——-0/Fersommel ROOM NO & BUILDING EXT. 1G. COMMENTS. Subject will retire effective 31 March 1971. He will coms to Headquarters and be evaileble for a mdical exaaination on 22 Rutemrch. Please schedule tho medical during that week. Dd is requesting approval for him to enter the Hq building. : pet” 11. REPORT OF EVALUATION 1 Ai apes yt » {y! ¢ a ’, ' ar S ~ Aa © FOR CHIEF OF MEDICAL STAFF rane ia: c ‘Kes’ 259 Esitions SECRET tga a 14-0000 2. ORGANIZATION KLOBUKAR, Ceeil J. (Career Agent) OLD SALARY GATE a NCW SALARY RATE & rvee ACTION Soier “wrective bate | at D). Geode | Sten Sctory Love Eff. Date Orode | Stap Solery 6 | $29219 | 10/08/67 _ |cselt 0034 CERHIFICATION AND AUTHENTICATION mt 26 mt b 1 CERTIFY THAT THE WORK Of THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE 1S CF ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE, } Wut fA. ble ; . (] no excess wor As f gE US FT [8 39 [Jn pay status at ND OF WAITING PERIOD [1] twor status ar eno OF WAITING PERIOD CLERKS INITIALS PIS 560 Use previowe 14-0000 22 April 1969 YESORAEDUM FOR: OP/PAD SUBJECT 3 Cectl J. HLOBUXAR (P) - Career Agent Attechod 1a & copy of USFT-1477 dated 4 April 1969 in which oubject requests concellation of his optional FEOLI plen to be effective 3 May 1969. fi Virginia C. lynch Chief, DO Forecnnel ani Training Attachsent: USFT-LA77 and authorisation een a ne cn ne en nee ie ee eh mente Ant Rie naman nace tenses oc = an/cemn/ Bars er a 1 CD cee on ee i ae o al ‘ | . i coy | ; xX oo Oe 1 . N >} 14-0000 [DISPATCH ____Chiof, Domestic Operations _ eel te PROLEVSING ACTION CAAT ATION SECRET MARTI FOR BeTt ATG WO INDI KING etQUECO ONLY QHALHTIO OTK CaN UDCA meOTEING Chief of Base, San Francisco wai TSOLOG/ADNIN- Cecil J. KLOBUKAR -Life Ansurance Coverage ACTON stout atoviato- o-meanas Cy ; W Reference: USFT-1303 dated 29 Fobruary 1968 \ Forwarded under soparate covor is a memorandum from Cocil J. KLOBUKAR requesting cancellation as of 3 May 1969 of the $10,000 optional lifo insurance coverage undor FEGLI whi h he elected to take in 1968 por tho reference, Plonse forward the memorandum to the Insurance Branch for appropriate action. diliam oal/ Originated by Susan A. CONSUEGRA Attachment: Memorandum a/s/a, 2 copies USC Distribution: 2 - Chief, DO w/attachment DISPATCH SYMBOL AND RUMBLE USFT-1477 CROSS REFERENCE TO 4 April 1969 14-0000 4 April 1969 MEMORANDUM TO ° FROM : James A. Noel SUBJECT : $10,000 Optional Insurance This memorandum is authorization to cancel the $10,000 additional optional life insurance coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life Insurance Program which I elected to take in February 1968. I request that this cancellation be effective ag of 3 May 1969. Sr ota er San Wie ie 14-0000 MEORANDUN FOR: 07/PAB SUBJECT 1 Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P) Career Agent © Employes No. 463100 Gubject converted from Staff Inployeo to Career Agent status effective 4 August 1963. Attached 16 his FEQLI application signed in pscudowya. Virginia C. Lynch Chief, DO Personnel an4 Treining ° Attachment: A/S 14-0000 ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER ;* “IMPORTANT | AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS “OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE FEDERAL EMPLUYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM | ON BACK OF ORIGINAL TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— ° Read the back of the “Dupiicate” carefully before you fill in the form. « Fillin BOTH COPIES of the forms. Type or use ink. ¢ Donot detach any part. 1 FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW (please print or type): | NAME Gast) (firey , ”"" DATE OF GIRTH (month, day, year) | SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER | EMPLOYING DEPAKTMENT OR AGENCY LOCATION (City, Stete, ZIP Code) MARK AN “X" IN ONE OF THE 82%E35 BELOW (do NOT mark more thon one): 3 Mark here “ELECTION OF OPTIONAL (IN ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE if you 1 efer2 the $10,000 additional optional ineurance and authorize the required deductions WANT 80TH frers, 79 telary, Compensation, of annuity to pay the full cost of the optional insurance. optional and Tht cetong! ingurance 13 in addition to my regular insurance. regular insurance (A) Mark here OECLUSETION OF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT REGULAR) INSURANCE § dacire the $10,000 additional optional insurance. | understand that | cannot elect op- if you 00 NOT WANT hora! surance until at least 1 year after the effective date of this declination and unless @ 1 apply for it }.am under age 50 and present satisfactory medical evidence OPTIONAL but at fe tee do want - of wtorewitty understand also that my regular insurance is not affected by this deciina- (B) tien # additiunal optional insurance, regular insurance WASYER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE Mark here if y 1 date not to be insured and t waive coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life WANT NEITHER Inuwarce Program, | understand that | cannot cancel this waver and obtain regular in- regular nor surarce unt at least 1 year after the effective date of this waiver and unless at the time optional J agey for surance | am under age 50-and present satisfactory medical evidence of in- 5 a (C) surrey ty. | understand also that 1 cannot now or tater have the $10,000 additional insurance Opterial surance unless | have the regular insurance. FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE oe ONE SIGN AND DATE. IF YOU MARKED 30% “A” OR "'C", COMPLETE THE "STATISTICAL STUZ.~ THEN RETURN . THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE. (otticial receiving date um) | SIGNATURE (do not print) - leek yt 10. rte tear | /§ Tits 1968 ‘f See Table of Effective Dates on back of Ongina! 7 . 3 . STANDARD FORM Mo. 176-1 JANUARY 1968 (For use oniy until Aor 14, 3968) 176-102 DUPLICATE COPY—For Agency Use 1400000 i, os, oe as SECRET 6 Aug 68 MEMO FOR: The File SUBJECT : Cecil ¥. KLOSTKAR (P), Service Gemputation Date l. Ge his SF-lbl dated 31 July 63 subject claimed feliewing creditsrle services Dept of State 2. 1 we ee 26 Jan 312 UG Aug Lh OSS/SSJ/GIG 2 wwe ee ee 16 Ang Lh 17 Sep 7 Cla Staff Szpleyee 2... 6 1S Sephh7 3 Aug 68 GIA Career Agent «0 ee ee) Uy Aug 68 date Service From Te 2. Subdiect has had continueus service from 26 Jan 1531. accordingly, tris date was set as subject's Soc. Review ef supject Staff x iployee file this cate @@ah&h found trust the Staff iaployee file alse cited subject's $25 as being 26 Jan 1431. Paul Wilsen te 14-00000 SECRET . Tully 1998 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Insurance Branch/BSD/OP This is to advise you that Geel] J, Klobukar has been employed under an Agency personal services contract effective . . The contract authorizes participation in Civil Service Retirement, FEGLI and Federal Health Insurance. Subject's contract is the administrative responsibility : . of prep/po : Dow H. Luetscher Chief Contract Personnel Division SECRET Group } Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification 14-0000 Mr. Cecil J. Klobukar Dear Mr. Xlobukar: The United States Government, aa represented by the Contracting Officer, hereby contracts with you for your services aa'a Career Agent under the following terms and conditions: 1. Status. Your status is that’s? a Governinent employee under contract aad, as such, your rights and benefita are governed by the provisions of this agreement. It is epecifically understood that you are not entitie’ to rights and benefits pertaining to appointed staff status, except as provided herein, #3 : 2. Cover. In the performance of your services hereunder, you -__will act wmier cover suitable to conceal your true relationship with the Government. It ie expresely under stood and agreed that any and all documents which you may execute in the course of such cover employ- ment are subordinate to this agreement and any contradiction of terms which may in any way amplify, extend or restrict your rights and/or obligations hereunder shall be resolved by this agreement which shall always be dominant. 3. Compensation. For your services as a Career Agent, you will be compensated ata basic salary of. $26, 640 per annum, the equive alent of a CS-16/6, In addition you will be entitled to legislative pay adjustments and within grade promotione in substantial conformance with rules and regulations applicable to Government appointed employees. 4a. Funding. If necessary to protect the security of this arranges ment, nmesaies due you hereunder may be funded in other than a direct manner. & is understood and agreed that any monies so funded coneti- tute paymeat by the Government in satisfaction of its obligations under this agreement. 5. Taxes. Aaa Career Agent, monies paid you under para- graph three (3) above constitute taxable income for Federal tax purposes and you mast satisfy your Federal tex liability thereon. Such income may be pai you by or through a cover facility. Because of cover, operational, and security considerations the Tax Committee of this organization is authorized to make certain determinations and establish procedures (including tax withholdings) which will result in the full satisfactioa of your Federal income and Social Security tax obligatione. It lo specifically understood and agreed that such determinations and procedures, whether oral or written, constitute an integral part of this contract amd are legally incorporated herein by reference. 14-0000 Scene mc roeemtennies shore Aocmesttemenmemnis Reese ste ge 6. Travel. You will be advanced or relmbureed funde for necessary expenses incurred i, connection with such operational travel ag rnay be directed or authorized by this organization. This may include per diem in lou of subsistence in tho course of euch travel and while on temporary duty away froin your post of assignment. All travel, trane- portatlon and par diem provided for under this paragraph must be prop- erly authorized, and expenses incurred herounder are subject to payment and accounting in compHance with applicablo Government regulations, or according to the ostahlished policies of your cover facility, whichever is Mzestes by the Government, ' 7 Operational Expenses. You will be advanced or reimburoed funds for necessary operational expenses including, but not limited to, . entertatament and the purchase of information, ao opecifically approved by the Government or your cover facility. Such funds will be subject to payrhent and accounting in substantial compliance with applicable ‘Government regulations or according to the established policies of your cover facility, whichever is directed by the Government, . 8. Repayment:= It 1s recognized that your failure to account for or refund any monies advanced you hereunder shall entitle the Governe ment to withhold the total amount of such indebtednees or any portion thereof from any monies due you under the terms of thie contract in such maaner as it deems appropriate. i t , 9. Benefits. By virtue of your employment relationship with the Government hereunder, you are herein authorized: (a) Coverage under the Feceral Employees’ Compensation Act, ae amended. Claims by you, your heira or leyal representatives under thie Act will be processed by this organisation in accore dance with ite procedures in such manner 4s not to impair security. (b) Continued participation in the Civil Service Retirement System in conformance with rules and regulations applicable to appointed employees of this organization. From the basic compensation paid you hereunder there shall be deducted the appropriate rate percentage (presently 6-1/2) for deposit and eventual crediting to the Civil Service Retirament Fund. Social Security deductions required by virtue of your cover activities will not be reimbursed you by thia organization. (c) Continuation of your present coverage under the Federal Employees’ Health Benefita Act. This organisation ia presently authorised to bear a portion of the premium cost, you will bear the remainder. Your financial contribution will be effected either by payroll deduction or by direct remittance at periodic intervals to be establahed by this organization. 14.90000 (d) Continued coverage under the Federal Employaes" Group Life Insurance Act unlesa you have previously executed a written waiver of said coverage. This organization.io presently authorized to bear a portion of the premium coet, you will bear the remainder. Your financial contribution will be effected either by payroll deduction or by direct remittance at periodic intervals to be established by this organization, ; ; (o) Sick and annual leave equal.to and subject to the same rules and regulationa applicable to Governme.t appointed employees. Annual leave may only bo taken at times and places approved in advance by appropriate Government representatives, All accrued but unused leave credited to your former account a9 an appointed employec of this organization will be transferred to the leave account established for you under thia agreement, “10. Offset. Emolumenta (including benefits in kind) recelved from or through your cover activities are the property of the U. S. Government, Procedurally, such emolumento will be offset against amounts due you under thio agreement and are acknowledged to be pay- ment by the Government hereunder and for Federal income tax purposes. You will render signed reports to this organization, every eix (6) months, indicating all cover emoluments received during the reporting period. Negative reports covering the same period will be submitted if no cover emoluments are received. Failure to submit timely reports may result in suspension of any contractual payments due you hereunder. If cover emoluments exceed those due you under this contract, you will dispose of the excess amount in conformance with Governmental instructions, 11, Execution of Documenta. Lf, in the performance of services under thio contract, you asguma the custody of Government funds or take title of record to property of any nature whatsoever and wherever situate, which property hao in fact been purchased with monies of the U, 8. Government, you hereby recognize and acknowledye the existence of a trust relationship, either oxpress or constructive, and you agree to execute whatever documenta may be required by the Government to evidence this relationship. 12, Secrocy. (a) You will bo required to keep forever secret thie contract and all classified information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless released in writing by the Government from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation of such secrecy may sub- ject you to criminal prosecution under the espionage laws of the United “States and other applicable lawe and regulations. (b) In the event you marry or remarry during the term of this contract, you agree to advise this organization at least one hundred twenty (120) days in advance of such contemplated marriage, or otherwise as secon as known, and to furnish such personal history data on your prospective spouse ae may be required by thie organization. You understand and agree that should this organization determine that your marriage would limit or otherwise impatr your usefulness to the Government, this contract may be terminated, 14-0000 13, Inatructions, Instructions received! by you from the Govorn- Jnent in briefing, training or otherwise area part of this contract and are incorporated herein, provided that such instructions are not incon- sistent with the terms hereof. 14. Reassignments. During your period of service under thia agreement, it may-be necessary for thie organization to terminate an assignment for reasons beyond your control. in such event, you will be © ‘ given every consideration for other assignments appropriate to Career . Agents.- : 15, Unauthorized Commitinents. No promises or-commitmente pertaining to rights, privileges or benefits other than those expressly stipulated in writing in thie agreement or any amendment thereto shall be binding on the Government. Specifically, you herein acknowledge that - thia organization makes no commitment, elther express or implied, that appointed employment oetatus will be offered you at the conclusion of or during your periud of contractual service. Q 16, Terr. This contract je effective ao of Hf Oey be) , and shall continue thereafter until your retirement from the origaisation upea “reaching age sixty (60) unless sooner terminated: (a) Upon ninety (90) days' actual notice by either party hereto, or ; ° (b) Upon actual notice to you in the event the regulta of an initially required medical examination are determined by this organization to be unsatisfactory, or (c) Without prior notice by the Government, in the event of a breach of this contract by your violation of the security provisions hereof or by your otherwise rendering yourself unavailable for acceptable service. Termination of thia agreement will not release you from the obligations of any security oath you may be required to take. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BY Contracting Officer ACCEPTED: Cecil J. Kilobukar WITNESS: AFPROVED: pip teas saa] 14-0000 pean a eee en - a) ea: “4 19 July 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CSPS. ATTENTION: Chief, Agent Branch SUBJECT: Conversion to Carcer Agent Status James A, Noel - GS-16 i ' 1. Transmitted herewith are the following documents in connection with subject's conversion to Carcer Agent status: Contract Check List (3) Nonofficial Cover Requeat (1) Biographic Profile (9) Latest Fitness Report (9) 2, The Request for Nonofficial Cover form haa been sent to Chief, Central Cover Staff for consideration, Action is being held up pending subject's TDY at headquarters, on or about 29 July 1968, Appropriate modifications will be worked out with CCS at that time. 3. Subject will convert at his current salary, GS-16/6 and will be assigned to the San Francisco area, under Project WUBALANCE, engaged in spotting, assessing, recruiting and handling agents. The effective date of his contract will be determined following discussions ? with Mr, Noel during his TDY. ¢ W, T. MONTGOME Chief, DO Support Gf£4up Attachments: as stated above greeny Qik des. 14.90000 regen eas yee we aay . Coeelete ell sflze™ |G ot gaca tee we trem ar read wae ritrvakle. Parenrd origin OD euprea for prepatetien | Le aie ore Leet eflcestese ! : SECTION 1 ° GUNFRAL : ‘Ye naw REZ se0une Cres “aa, pagutct 2 mae reverts ce 4. 9L0? HO. Cecil J. MEOnUAK . 70. PrAWANENT STATION. oan Vraneieco, Salt? i some CAPACITY WTS ALL TED aChivities IHOTVIDUAL MAS BEEN ENGAGED BY CHA CR Patoa TO THIS ComTRACT. C8F yee, describe and inclets dates Cay ore ao and eatery.) - $24,477.00 (08-16 step 6) Siarf frum Sept. 1227 bo present KOC OUCOOORKXERX Nee 8. CONTRACT Ip TO Gt wRITTES IN BTFRILE FORM Conv. app. 3 /pr ui NT opeaiaro ’ | [sor aeete. 1.0. °O.8, sovennurat® [OQ ree (] se 9 UNDEVIDUAL WILE 8607 UNDER MCONTROLLED CONDITIONS F.6.. @EGULAR OFFICE 10. FPROPCSED CATEGORY (Contract agent, MOURS AWAY FROM SUBIELTSS HOME AND PEAFORMED UNOTR THE SUPLRWISION OF & contract fayee, efe.} Starr tuplovee Of Starr AGENT ct van (0 no CAREER ACK w S. PARVIOUS Cla PorunoNre OF ALIASES 0. Woolrow 6, COLL 7A. MeDICaAk Cle 2. SFCURITY CLEeamence (Tree and date) PLASONAL DATA . SECTION Fi” : 1U, CETELENSHIP $2. TF WOT ULB, CETIZEN, INDIVIDUAL 13 & PORMA® USA RET MEG DENT ALIEN C_) ve Cj *e ie. CURRENT RESIDENCE (City end state of counter) AS0/ Cebautfan Delve, thulinyee, coltt. © of couniry), (SB. LEGAL ResiDEWLe (City and @ apprope date )- se CD 18. NUMBER OF OtPENDERTS (Not Including Individual) RELATIONSHIP AHO AGES Wife Son DOD 3 Nov 42 Son "(30 Apr 1951 17, MARITAL Status (Checd (TZ) ssevateo 10. INDIVIDUAL 1S RELATED TU A STAPF EMPLOYER, STAPF AGENT ©: AN INDIVIDUAL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE AGENCY IN SOME CAPACITY ves RELATIONSHIP U.S. MILITARY STATUS 22, TF RETIRES, INDICATE CATEGORY (Longevity, combat dia ability, service divabidity non-combat) SECTION L111 a1. VETERAN URATT DEFERMENT OBTAINED a By CIA CJ eee (7 J we Daart ELIGIBLE 24. RANK OR GRADE as. COMPENSATION 16. COVER (Breakdown, if any) EDERAL TAX WITHHOLDING 30. POST DIFFERENTIAL (NORMALLY GRANTED ONLY YO RESIDENTS OF THK UNITHKD STATES ) az. POST SECTION V 24. COVER (Breakdoen, if any) SECTION V1 TRAVEL Types 36. WITH DEPENDENTS 7 ves FE ne — THOTTPORTEO VEHICLE TOO | USED FOR OPE RAT TON: TRAVEL 38. WT) roeetan oormattowan S@, PERSONAL VEHICLE TO DE SHIPPED *Salary inclies LPI - 14+ July 1968 Cc mae 4 whee ~ 41, PAYMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY WILL GE IN CONFORMANCE WITH Gd Cha REGULATIONS nfo Gi COVER POLECIES aud PRocenuAES OPERATIONAL EXPENSES SECTION VII 2. PURCHASE OF ImFORMATION 43. ENTERTAINMENT 44. OTHER yes as authorized IN CONFORMANCE WITH [ } coves POLICHES auO PRoctouaeE SECRET . . ta yes §. PAYMENT aNd ACCOUNTABILITY WILL BE . (x Jes ercusations a/o oy 204° vee Peevious gorrsons. 14-00000 GUNTKACT INFORMATION, AND CHECK LIST Laweae Be igre: _ (CONTINUED) Term one Paton 100 wT Toate ee Les oh? Ww care 1967 SOTR SER UNSTRUCTIOVA OV FEATE ANBAT JECTION vad QUMER ROMET ITS or tc TT ee SeEeE 40, GENET ITS (See # 20-4619. @ 20-630, F 20- 70, ‘20-$000, end HB 20-670-1. HB 20-1000-? and/or auccsevor regulations, for « benefits appticable ta vartous fegortes of canteact pereonnel.) ALL CANBER AGENT HENEFITS ‘ . ; . COVER ACTIVITY ECT IONM Ie 47 status eeneourn (Check) | ABLE BASES (7) cowrvers OFFSET OF INCOME 90. OFFSTT OF INCOME AND DIMEN EWOLUMENTS LERIVED FROM COVLE ACTIVITIES (Tf lees than totel, justify in separate nena attoched hereto.) CJ) teres (lh rawria « AUNT ARLE cae Ce FORFEITURE OF BETURN FRAVEL FOR REVIGNATION PRtOW 10 CONTRACT TEAMINAT HO: Cres Jao FUNCTION otCTION X1tt S$). GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF but recrultient cod haniling of avyents in San Vranclsco. cpottiny, asoeccins, QUALIFICATIONS . ‘ “ACTION XIV Se. EXPERIENCE a0. EDUCATION erAbe SCHOOL ~_ KY] utaw BCHOOL GHAoUATE Teak SCHOOL GRacUaTE Check Higheer AUSINESS Senent &PSDUATE _ [ Jeowwractar SeMooL oManua te Level Attained , 64. LANGUAGE COMPETENCY 64. PHOT WIDUAL'S COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Check Appropriate Degree Competency J [7 * . [eection xv _ EWPLOYMENT PRIOR TO CIA _ G3. GIVE INCLUSIVE DATES, POSITION TITLE Gm T¥PE WORK, SALARY AND REASON FOR LEAVING 731936 Gtate Dept. , hexico = Viee-Consul (inconada) DG gsell " " - " " (Mazathen) Ghyelhh " " " - " " (Gusdolajara) ocs/Ssu/CIC, Spain and Guatesela = Chief of Station SECTION XVE .. ACDITIONAL INFORMATION $4. 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104-10291-10014 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | om ee mee reg ae ne rane ae “Tt Prana: veereruareeerrtomevarpantarinas A to BT me “ = PER © ARISTIDA NN cen ent a nce nee = ee eee eae te 2 7 Sut °° &y SS —, o) (4 "Oo ta / ig OX a 9 O s Lu ow y) : _ i S jf) . qa By 8 7 erp wate oe Soe et ah a eens o7 RENT - _ONEAL, BIRCH D TERMINATED bs pesss D \ Le AOR TEE MM te Mt nm mate ~ 8 ARs CORE Lan toe UMAR ret ARETE eg en mem aM SNE Ss RIANA Te SE a Oa BN , . SECRET RETURN TO RECORDS CENTER IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE sou 2Z~GO pox eS BIS SFE at owe tee eke 14-0000 SPCRET (anen Filled In) Name (Last-First-Middle) CERTIFICATION OF SEPARATIG EMPLOYEE ATTACH TO OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLDER ' MEMORANIXIM FOR THE PECORD - I hereby acknowledge the recelyt o: the foliowing forms and/or information concerning my separation from CIA as indicated by check mark: . Standard Form & (Notice to Federal Employee about Unemployment Compensation). 1. 2. Standard Form 55 (Notice of Conversion Privilege, Federal Employees’ Group Ariite Insurance). Standard Form 56 (Agency Certification of Imsurance Status, Federal Employers’ 3. Group Life Insurance Act of 1954). 4, Standard Form 2802 (Application for Refund of Retirement Deductions). / fi i, Form 2595 (Authorization for Disposition of Paychecks). 6. Applicable to returnee (resignee from overseas assignment). I have been alvised of my right to have a medical examination before my separation fran this Agency and of the importance of such a medical check to my health and well-being. O Appointment arranged with Office of Medical Services. OO Appointment for Office of Medical Services examination declined. e {. I have been informed of “conflict of interests” policy of the Agency and foresee no problem in “hie regard concerning my new employment. 8. Form 71 (Application fur Leave). 9. CSC Pamphlet 51 (Re-enployr-ent Rights of Federal Employees Performing Armed Forces Duty). Instructions for returning to duty from Extended Leave or Active Military Service. aa ot Employee ) eo fa ill (JArvtft ¥. {fe “ “ET (Street City Stage, Gil Pd i7eg fie 10. Date Signed EE f o OO SECRET 14.90000 . SECRET CD New Dalied fe TALe PatpaRto REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION MAME | bardabowe Wealdle) O'NEAL SIRCH D. 19 February 1970 2 SERIAL NUMBER 058553 TAETIREMERT (VOLUN? CLA RETIREMENT & a errtcaivt DATE PEQLESTEO 3 CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT 2 | 28 | 70. + Regular 7, WNANCIAL ANALYSIS NO B UGAL AYTNONITY (Completed hy Offus of CHARGEARE Pervewmcl) 6! PeL. 50-643 0227-0170 | sect, 2337 0 LOCATION o Orting $TanOre @ CAGANIATIONAL DESIGNATIONS DDP/CI Staff Special Investigation Group Washington; D.C. 13 CARTER SERVICE DESIGAATION Ta POSITION NUMBER V0 POSITION TTL Ops Officer CH 0022 D Ta CLASSIPICATION SCHEDULE (GS ER a.) VS EXCLPATONAL SERIES [16 GRADE AND STEP 17, SALARY OF RATE W GS 6136.01 16 7 ° S30, 0S 18, REMARKS Last working Jay will be 27 February 1970. -— . - DY eee Recemweadel vw My ewtey Rewcauc [Uylan . el fl Nba t te “es 745 tArhe + 1152 telecoontws oT a oe 6 Son, 2/25/70 cc: Finance and Security , SIGNED 168 ‘SGNaTUR O ee CAREER SERV! i ROVING OFFICER DATE HONED tea 5) ESTs ORCA . pent te AES Wee aah ‘) 2-19-70 afaTs 26 ROOTES fas OG Ici uw J CORRECTION CANLELATIOR Oats 31 SePARaTiON Data (O0E 7) SCA Litt: tg 4 ve cae aS | Atcy ite PREVIOUS CAVILIAN GOVERMMLUS SERVICE 2--mO PREMOUS stave <a 7 AREA GM SEMWICE 11S AM Um SHEVICE (LESS Pea J PEARS) we 3~ PRLAR IM SERUSCE (MORE Teas 3 rh aRs) OsTe aprsGutD 46 “op APPROVAL an eile are {4} Mes 1152 use Pee vIOUS EON ya SECRET 14-0000 : SECRET tM ban Palle fas ‘Dae MEPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION lo February 1970 1 SERA Numer 2 AME Lae Peet Meddiey 5 \ 058553 _| _ O'NEAL, BIRCH D, _ ) NATURE CF 1PYpud\ ACTION ~~ 4 drenctiva GATE PQUISTEO. 1S CATEGORY OF LMROUMINT DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT IN THE |" oonm par v= 7 COW CINTEO NO Crarce “3 ee Aumone (Completed dy Ope ef } . CIA RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM O2 f. 22 [i 70 5 ahe | eon 0227 0170__| PL, 88-643 Sect. 208 9 ORDANIZATIONAS UL SGNATIONS 19 LOCATION OF OFFKIAL STARIOR : vy DDP/CI STAFF WASHINGTON, D. C. , D [icramon Whe Tig Position Mumdee 13 Caneee SEIVCE DESIGHATION dD 1s C7 wanoeas SUS [16 Geatt AND SIP 1) salety Oa gait te - ‘s 18 REMARKS 18A. SIGNATURE GF REQUESTING OFFICIAL Gate SIGNED TOO SIGHATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPRCYING OFTICER i | 7? SPACE B41G7 FOR EXCLUSIVE ust OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 19 ACTIOM }20 Earor 1 __GHFICE coor 1 sim | 29 antecete fae motes [75 atl oF bitin ety dere op cence 77, DATE OF ALT pares ALPRABENIC ad Coot (oor ie 3 we Cd ba. ve /_ id ~~ a _ . — Jena, t_ 2ST ExPIntS, x MNitmtsT Jace Mo SePUuATION [17 RECTION. “ANELLATION Th 32 SECURIT? SH mabe io BAIN COM Frag a [roo bata wa 3-1Ka t L sO ‘3S VET Penens [he Sty COMP DATE 3 CAME CANE HEGLL NEALTI RSIRAME 42 SOCAL SECURITY wo ee ae aE a tt AA RRS met wo os. w ad ttt Cat O- wal wae ING CODE i" , oy er tt 1-10 a PULVIO'S UevtmmLNT SERVICE CATA fa ustur fa fcetas TO Bat tax oat Ono PESavRS SENZE Saal Rote #XICUND] COCA «NO Tal Exemptions [Adee BARCUTED Ino te atric tens ue 2-8 2 aiid (bss Dad vas) pa) hw I 3 Sled wo Att woe Nae brassy 45. POSITION COMTECN CERTINCATION ae OF APPROVAL Dale APPROVED | / i) ~_ : ; Q- 20 -Pe 2B War oan 4a) nbd “4 a Stee eendaiin eal Lat al 14) onoy HS2 use rrevous eomon wey SECRET +g ce wo SR oat OP-5 pa a Sc SS 1-66 14-0000 ‘Sse Mr. Rirch PD. O'Neal 5704 Ridgefield Road Washington, D. C. 70026 Dear Mr. 0" Nealt Te fa the practice af the Organization ta follow up with forner employeen aix moechs after their retirament. We hope by such inquiry to obtaiz tnformatton on what our retirees are doing and whera thee are located, invite auggeations for inproving the retiremeat zrogram and to learn if the Organt= sation might be of some uxsistanca on any posat-rettrearent matters, Wa should like vere mch to hear from you on the above potnts and on any other tevics you think would he useful to For your convenience in replying, we havea anclosed a sheet somawhat akin to a gern on which we hava Liated those atandard itema of information wa'd like to hava on every re- tirea, The remainder of the sheat, including the revarse side, ia for your comments and suggestions, We shall de mort appreciative of yout Zullest reaponse to thia inquiry, Thank you very wuch fer your cooperation. Sincerely yourn, carroll A. Duchay ‘ Paraonnal Officer ‘ . Enclosures: Queacionnaire Raturn Envelope Distribution: Original - Addresape 1 = opr 1 ~ RAND Subjece’s File OP/RAD/RFAR/MEShobesmip (tk Sepe, 1975) 14-0000 12 February 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI Support ; SUBJECT: Resume of Employmont - Birch D, O'Neal - 1. Attached is a proposed resume of my employment covering the entire service to the U. S. Government. 2. I would propose to use this should the need arise. However, I would not like to be restricted to the statements therein, In 1968 I applied for admission to the Bar in the District of Columbia and prepared a detailed response to certain questions in the application. The information provided cece at that time went on record and should the occasion arise, I! . would like to be in a position to make the same statements. I do not think that such a situation will occur, but if it does, I would propose to support the attached resume with the more detailed information attached hereto and which appeared in that application. ered DOHA Birch D, O'Neal Attachments: As stated, 14-0000 RESUME U. S. GOVERNMENT SERVICE BIRCH D. O'NEAL From January 10, 1938 on entering U. S. government service as a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to February 28, 1970 (with exception of a few months in the fall and winter of 1946-47) was omployed by various Departments and Agencies of the U, S, Government, including the Fedoral Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice, U. S. Department of State, and Central Intelligence Agency. In this period of more than 32 years steadily advanced in salary with commensurate responsibilities from $3200 per annum to more than $30,000 per annum while holding various titles including Special Agent, Legal Attache, Civil Attache, and Foreign Affairs Officer. More than 12 years of this service was performed while stationed abroad or in travel status in many foreign countries of Latin America, Europe and Africa, While the entire service involved utilization of legal training and conduct of investigations affecting the national security intereets of the United States, that from September 14.90000 2. 1942 to February 1970 (voluntary retiroment) also involved — direct supervision of investigative and clerical assistants (on occasions more than 50 employees and expenditure of extensive funds). The service also involved extensive liaison with foroign government and other U. S. government officials. Liaison on occasions, both domestic and foroign, related to matters of the highest sensitivity and importance and accordingly was conducted at highest levols (Cabinet and sub-Cabinet). . 14-0000 _ laws of the United States and the Republic of Guatemala. I SUPPLEMENTARY_INFORMATION February 1947 - March 1947, In February 1947 I entered on duty with what was known as the Central Intelligence Group, . 2430-E Street, N.W., Washington, D. C,, a government body created by. Executive Order which was a predecessor to the Central Intelligence Agency. I was a legal liaison officer with this group. - March 1947 - Decembor 1949, During this period I was detailed to the U. S. Department of State, 20th Street and Virginia Avenue;:.N.W,, Washington, D. C., where I was assigned to the U, S, Embassy, Caracas, Venezuela, as Attache. In that capacity I prepared reports and advised and counselled the U.S. Ambassador on matters of a legal and political nature. In . this work I employed legal knowledge, background and experience as related to the laws of the United States and the Republic of Venezuela. January 1950 to December 1951 - Central Intelligence Agency, 2439 E Street, N.W., Washington, 0. C. In this period I was assigned to duties involving liaison on legal matters with other departments of the U. S. Government in- cluding the Department of Defense, Department of Justice (Immigration and Naturalization Service and Federal Bureau of Investigation) and the Department of State. Criteria for the position included knowledge, application and interpretation of U. S. and foreign laws, The establishment of the position was at the iristance of the General Counsel of the Agency and my sclection to the position was with his concurrence, The assignment required close working coordination and collaboration with the Gencral Counsel of the Agency and other povernmental legal counsel. I discontinued this particular work to enable me to apain undertake further assign- ment with the Department of State as a member of the Foreign Service Staff Corps, December 1951 - April 1954 - U. S. Department of State, Foreign Service Staff, Washington, D. C, During this period I served as Attache, Political Officer, American Embassy, Guatemala City, Guatemala, In that capacity I gathered in- formation concerning the legal system, laws, and enforcement thereof and counselled and advised the U. S. Ambassador on matters of a legal and political nature, In this work If employed legal knowledge and experience as related to the resigned from this position in Guatemala to return to the U, S. for personal and family reasons. : 14-0000 + 1 1 j i -2- “te ° . April 1954 - to Present - Central Intelligence Agency, 2430 E Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. I have been emplayed with this Agency since April 1954 as a Foreign Affairs Officer. In.that capacity I have Raa regular, almost daily contact and liaison with the Department of Justice and Department of State representatives on matters of a legal and political nature. _My duties involve the application of knowledge and experience in the legal field, both foreign and domestic. 14-0000 THROUGH 1 Head of D Career Service SUBJECT + Notification of Approval of Request for Voluntary Retirement 1. Iam pleased to inform you that your request for voluntary retirement under the CIA Retirement and Disability System has been approved by the Director of Central Intelligence. 2. Your retirement will bacome effective 28 February 1970, Your annuity will commence as of 1 March 1970 and is payable 1 April 1970. You may be assured that every effort will be made to expedite delivery of your first check following completion of the adminietrative processing required to offect your retirement. t | esi? 179 MEMORANDUM FOR 1 Mr. Birch D, O'Neal : | | if , 3. You will recetve a lump-sum payment for your accrued annual leave up to 30 days or for whatever amount of leave credit you carried over from the last calendar year if that amount ls more than 30 days. Pefoe ee ee Le le Robert ©. Wattles Director of Personnel 4 0 ~ Addressee 1 - D/Pers 1 - OP Files 1 - ROB Soft File 1 - ROB Reader Distribution; OP/RAD/ROB/PJSeidel:jat/3257 (26 February 1970) | 4 14-0000 NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNE, ACTION © . T OMAME LAST RST MIDDRED 1 SURIAL NUMELE Re - 05953. INEA 3 NATURE OF FERSCNSR AQ HON > CANGONY CF TMPLOTMENT RETIREMEN RITIR.MENT & 2 REGULAR ~ [vow [ [vor | ee eecets ' P.L. 68-643 OPe7 OFA How SECT 233 LA LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION 6 FUNDS [eer | [ewe @ ORGANIZAHONAL DESAENATIONS oy a ik] 43 Hl POSITION HE 17) SE@VICE ORSIGNATION ors a : o Ua CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE GOS LA etc) 1S OCCUPATIONAL SERIES Te GEaTe aw are 17 SALARY OR RATE a3 Bt) 30054 Te @EMARKS H ° q i, i 3 — A SIGNATHIKF OR OTHER AUTHENT IAI ON i ' « . . > "oo a tty PT tis : L. : oo- a ee FOR Pr . + t ose 150 vee rewous ae ; Neat ios + . i e . wt 14-0000 4 o- / an] ge Me Ler 3 Sie - Ar. Pireh D, O'Noel 5704 nidgeGeld Road Washington, 0. C. 20016 Dear Bireh: As you reach the end of your active carcer of Government service, 1 want to join your friends and colleagues in wishing you continued success and satiofaction in your retirement, You have been privileged to face the challenge of in.portant responsibilities during your more than thirty-one years of sorvice to your country. The ouccess with which you have met this challenge chould be o suurce of lasting pride and saticfaction to you. May 1 eatend to you, personally and officially, my sincere appreciation for tha iimportazt work you have dono and my warmest hopes that you will Gnd fall enjoyment in the geare abead. :inceroly, fgf Richard Helas Richard Holmo Director . Card Aaa chee Qk owe anes | Distribution; . . : QO ~ Addressee fof, Eel ve Ge wesbive 1 - DDCI Originator: _— eee 1-ER Director of Personne 1 - C/EAB/OS 1 - D/Pers 1-OPF tery 1 - ROB £oft File Concur aired 1 - ROB Reader C/EAB/OS OP/RAD/ROB/PIJSeidel:jat/3257 (6 March 1970) 14-00000 ot “oe A ee meen. biti] Caceutve Be sinry ] MEMORANDUM FOR : Direetor of Central Intelligence AUBJECT 1 Request for Yotuntary Netirement . } Bireh D, O'Neal : approval; thie recommendation is coatsined in paragraph 4, | { | \ | : : 1, This memorandum submits a recommendation for your | 2. Mr. Birch D, O'Neal, GS-16, Operations Officer, Counter Intelligence ‘taff, Clandestine Service, hae applied for voluntary 7 * vetirement under tho provisions of Headquarters Regulation 20-50), to ba ‘effective 28 February 1970. Retirement and Disability System and meets the technical require. ments for voluntary retirement under the System, He isa 56 years old with over 32 yoars of Federal service. This service includes over 22 yeare with the Agency of which 5 years were in qualifying servica, Tho Head of tha Clandestine tarvice Career “orvice has rocommended that hia application for volurtary retirement be ape proved. 1 endorses this recommendatior, 4. Iie recommended that you approve the voluntary retire. ment of Mr. Birch D, O'Neal under the provisions of Headquarters Regulation 20-50j, week 3. Mr. O'Neal has been designated a participant in the CJA | i TE \e TN a yy os es: - . : Ci \ \ Robert *. Wattles Director of Personnel Tee, hee { ro | The recoramendation contained in paragraph 4 is approved: | fe’ Rishara Hulmg *- Director of Central Intelligence Date (arene ee. 14-0000 J Octomer 1768 Me, © KR. Locke . Lirector ‘National Conlereoce of Ker Exacolnere 155 Boat 60tb strece Cthieage, UlMneis 69617 Dear Mr. Locke: With reference to yoar letter of 26 September 1704 concerolag Mr. Pdeeh Uisearth U'Neel, Laave ho@aa Mar. © Neal elnce the linge 19408, Lait? wo were establishing forrral iiateon with the lhureas of Irnanigration and hatusasicatien and, | seause © theraegy knewlecge of the campaler Jinmlarstion ines wae specniial, | propewacd tat Uiia pealiien ingot yatoa la eyar. t4r,. O Neaah wae aeleeted and perforcasd very weil ln Chat job, whieh rouudred constant iiaisen -Al). this office um the legal aspects. _la Mr, O'Neal's avatyamoats since that tiie, Ihave had occaaion to vark with bir fron tine te tinw oo a variety of preableme, [nave ieunad ua bas had a good grasp cf the iegal aapectio ef theoa tratters. FP rac thie Ling sevociaiion roy evadlasion is hat Mr, C'Neal*e reeves character Is goud, he bas seund tackyreuad in tug Nelc of law, ard le yomerally fe floy we practices af tuw. ° Sincerely, af Lawrence R. Houston General Counsel OG. LR eb OU chirone OGC aubject BOR AUDMTUIOR. ay ov 14-0000 pe areata s ceaewse Riftional Conference of Bar Examiners rice tearo —— vavions onncn, rus AMERICAN BAR CENTER wien wroteon © BANGOR, me. 1155 EAST GOTH STREET nero or MaHAOERS IME OFM CEme BOD ROReET © fF Lew ER-OFFIEIO JEPPEROON CITT, MO CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60637 a C. RICHARD LOCKE. DIRECTOR ‘ . Chinen 9640" . RIG > & betel e PRESTONSBURG AY. VICE Corn omens Soptember 25, 1968 M LGR wdee teveaMone, CALIF. Sa ICAO ee DENVER, COLO. ~ ANInt reer NEW YORE, §. ¥. 10 ow ero MONOLULU. HAWAIt ni rector of Pe rs onnel wane aor PMOLNIK, AML. . Central Intelligence Agency wus » 6090 er PAUL ferten, ROY Wiese, 2H OLLLaroNnta. PA f 2430 E Street N. W, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: Our Conference has, as one of its purposes, the work of investie gating the moral character and fitness for the practice of law of those attorneys of one state who seek admission to the bar of another. In this connection, we have beon asked to report on BIRCH DILWORTH O'NEAL, 55, a member of the bar of Georgia who is applying for admission to the bar of the United States Listrict Court for the District: of Columbia, Mr. O'Neal states he has had tho following employsent with the Central Intelligence Agency: February 1947 to Central Intelligonce Group Legal Liaison March 1947 Officer ‘nee Te ata a Su tL elne pA RMP ditt SUNS maneern fe meee ane meen ta January 1950 to Legal employment with the CIA December 1951 April 1954 to Foreign Affairs Officer dato We wish to verify this information with you and to obtain as well any information concerning his qualifications you may wish ta present to the admitting authority, Can you also verify for us the following government employment as given by Mr, O'Neal: March 1947 to Department of State U. S. Embagesy Decamber 1949 Caracas, Venezuela December 1951 to Department of State u, S, Embassy April 1954 Guatemala City, Guatemala Thank you for your assistance, Sincerely, Co” Krehe c. OR, KE uel Director F aq a. tem emncae ewe crt eerie mean aan serra rareagaiaee Ate SPT ct ere CRLieo aay All information solicited ond received for .saracter reports is confidential and restricted to oficit 268 by the proper admitting ovthority. g ES = Boy § 14-00000 National Conference of Bar Examiners AMERICAN BAR CENTER 16% EAST GOTH STREET CHICAGO 37, ILLINGIB C. RICHARD LOCKE, DIRECTOR October 16, 1968 Director of Personnel Central Intelligence Agency 2430 © Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Pe ENG RM A NRE He ayy te a POY ay Se ae _— ‘ Dear Sirs | As our report must be filed with the admitting authority very f RAT eee o soon, we would greatly appreciate a reply to our inquiry September 25, 1968 BIRCH DILWORTH O'NEAL Dated: Concerning: Applicant fer admission to the bar of U. S. Dist. Court for D.C. For your convenience we enclose a copy of our previous letter, Very truly yours, C. Richard Locke, Director par ; | : ghowd PO =o armen rm ranean ensmamnert ret. . nn a ee ae whee ey All intormation solicited and receix 3 for choracter reports is confidential and restricted Fa ute by the propor admitting authority. . i _— 14-0000 sear tatnent oc ane nanan eee shone seen nina National Conference of Bar Examiners Seareerernrrs ne eee betes Beare tha eacerteme ween .t 8 ensoruen eeneue, we aMrnicats BAR CENTER Oaktree mare tae 1925 LAST GOT STE RT av aan aeaee se OFF CHICAGO HLINGt 60637 C RICHARD LOC DIRECTOR stregetow Cte we se wae oer var "3 oman 8 Pare -meeuag oF verG Canam Vepiesber 25, 1908 . o yrme. were pepewont cate 14 eet 218 wae r Veorewens = .@ ure mee om Eirector of Parsonr ad. 9 OM napaee sonore. a wwe aka bell ind at Pau, Ceetye. Inteisligense Agency wigiaw > Beare vale © Geseet No oaw. Rot wueNeee oe ” sexsarowre Aasbingten, %, C. Neat Sars Our Conference has, a8-cre of its purposes, tne worl of savesthe gating the aurth character and fitness for the »ractice of law of those attorneys of ore state who sechk adaission tc the var of another. In this conraction, we Nave heen asked £9 repert on BIRCH GILSORTH OC MFAL, S55) a mesthber of the tar of Teorgio who 18 Applying Cor aldmisedios ta she bar of tne tinstas States Listrict Court for the biserset 6 £ Cosutbaa, “Ie. 0 Veal states hy tas had the folicwherp employwent with the Contrui Intelligence Agency: February 1947 to Central Intalllgonee Group fegzi Liaison March 1947 Onfsecer January 1950 to Legal employaent wit che CDA December 1951- April 1984 to Foretyn Affairs %Ffheer dute i We wish tau ver.fy e353 Informacion with guou atid &) strain ss well £0 any information concernir, his quils fications you may wish present to the sussitt.ng stthortty, Can you also verify for us tha following governsent empioyzert as Biven by “er, Oteas: LU, S&S, Fabassy March 1947 to Department of State Caracas, Venotuola Docember 1945 Nocenher 1951 to Departaent of State U. S, Embassy Apvil 1984 Suateaalia City, Guatesata Thauk you for your assistance. Sincerely, L C. R. Locse, Virector AA CRiseo a 14-0000 ee | TT rameneemees see-antete aman me srt aerate enlace Sr a mene ne ee eee 2 90CT 888 Mr. C. Richard Locke, Director National Conference of Bar Exaniners American Bar Center 1155 East 60th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 Dear Mr. Locke: This is in reference to your letter requesting information concerning Mr. Birch Dilworth O'Neal's employment and qualifica- tions. ——Cn . Mr. O'Neal has been employed by this Agency since 11 Febru- ary 19ST. On two oecasions, March LI4T to Decender lub) and December 1951 to April 1954, he was detailed to the Department of State. During the more than 20 years this employee bas been vith the Central Intelligence Agency, his performance has been con= sistently high. Mr. O'Neal ig one of our seniar africtals and is highly regarded. If I can be of further service to you, please do not hesitate to get in touch with m. Sincerely, feof lear oe we lle Robert &. Wattles Director of Personnel Distribution: O ~ Addressee - Subject File 1 - D/Pers Chrono 1 + EEAB OP/ESAB/Post: dag OD/Pers/RiKenne :mtw (28 Oct 68) - Rewritten ~~ % Fo re ner ste co ae ae ene mene ee vee ote SECRET | 11 September 1968 : . i} MEMORANDUM FOR: Nir. Lawrence f. \Houston Goneral Counsel SUBJECT: Application for Admission to the Bar of the District of Columbia - Birch D. O'Neal.: 1. You recall I spoke to you about my application for admission to the Bar in the District of Columbia. The appli- cation has been filed, You have been listed as one of three persons connected with the U. S. Governmeht in the Washington, D. C., area with whom I am perscnally ecquainted and who are familiar with my work in the Lbepartment of Justice and other Branchos of the U. S. Government. The others are Nr. S. J. Papich of the P.B.1. and Mr. Thomas C. Nann, former Foreign Service Officer with whom I worked, Ambassador, and later Prestdent of the Automobile Manufacturer's Association. 2. My application {s betng considered primarily on the basis of education qualifications as provided in the rules prior to admission to the Bar and reciprocity between the states of Georgia and the District of Columbia on matters of admission. They may not contact you but for your information in case they do, attached are copies of Attachments B, D, E and F of the application for admission which I filed in the District recently. You will note that in the last paragraph of Attachment B that services nerformed since April 1954 is carried in the capacity of a Foreign Affairs Officer. This had been agreed upon with Central Cover and primarily at their instance and I did not think it would jeopardize my case if, in fact, I could otherwise qualify under the experience pro- visions of the District rules. In any event, the information herein may be helpful to you in the event you are called upon to respond to an inquiry. am sending copies of this and the attachments to 3. I tho Office of Sccurity and Office of Porsonnel ani I should hope that any response from these various elements of the 14-0000 SEDAET -2- Agency at least would be coordinated with the other respective offices to avoid any confusion and difficulties for mo in the course of the investigation which will be made to determine my qualifications for admission to the Bar in the District of Columbia. BIRCH D. O'NEAL . CI/SIG . Distribution: Original § 1 - Addressee- b - Director of Security @) - Director of Personnel. Attachments: . As stated. SECRET : ‘ : . ' : : i : . . The followias tnfoimaticg a7 provided ins ronee tO dtem §, Taye 3S 6% Applicant's .westionnaire wad if fidavit: . July Lost + anuarey . ovecatur County wr laa, : tainbridge, ceornia - tpi width father, . b. Otheah. Sr. a foengared din ine seneral prac lee oof law and serve | as atnistant tomy father fa tas nycparat.vt of Givil cisen. He With Che Solicitor (Myasesuii -) for the €.te Court of Dadnbpridee eadch had ponerai id *hrouphout fe... Cound. | represented ston caenh cases in ore 7 brs Court of Hainbridpe davis period in awadehoaiy tnther oa% Lit sy oldest . brother, Maston rett O'Ne.?. fs., presoatiy Conecessman Crom : the Second Pisivi of Georeig. was Selicitore bro-Ten of that Court. I regrescated defeuecat ss tn eeininay Ca i the : Superior Court ef Peottur Corn. lalbany Jadiviss Cirenit?) ' which was aud is oa Court of hted, wonerai, jurisdiction. \ Practice was bevh edvil and 2elainado and tnedided contracts, i torts, real amd persenal preneciy daw, title searches, ete. t i Jeft this practice for the purse of enteripys on duty with the. i U.S. Departwent of Justice ce. fesuary 10, 1954 shen I bec ang : a Special Avent ef the Federal carean of dn tigation, Ree requircments for admission tf. inet service Incdiided havin a Jaw deyree and adwission to the bar, . : ! January TeSs - 30 May 1ae% - U, beperie eat of Justice, hOth Street and Penunayvivanda aceune, : wayhilteton, D.C. During Chis period twas chase. ih ne evidence, preparing ipvestipative reports and pro. vsutive puoi ries, gondotang U.S. Attorneys duo prensaration of cares for tr , and otherwise serving the U.S. Denertceat of Justice in dks many ans varied poaceline i and warliiae ressonsibilitue:. Jais involved dusty application . Of Lowat iaowledse and esperie.ce for which J Bad been cuucated ‘ and trained and as requdrg.s fo 7 the povern enh wosition whieh } fohedds ~oserved in tiele offeces at Oanhe Uegrdaha, Memphis, ’ bonne , Uboyterte, Nogth Case. ding, Tien Fe Yay i dba, Sew pork, a: Assastani GSace.sf an Gharee is She eyed Crea : shdier eens oh. Mts Ao. Pe vee tanh te ca od. : i: Hoower. oad: Gee 0 oat deat phate ond served ‘i ' Nepad ALLO, (rere ob cl deta Code. » frog ovetecber 4 soa to duae Peis, ty Get otc lity bo was the fest redakhiire i ri t € i i { i to, : ed ‘eo teed ; . ’ , 7 14-0000 of, LB bc, real ae + ranhisn vopvey that poai iuferes. Unitea s reque nt: Go boat. COMUNE OLE. Ls Cato! Saloviveroy ¢ shits Seerecars OY ON. te wor Teed ova, “ voneeTa Le From dune 1 Haag eapaci Aubars wv al represen Oo oe sper ey aa vita ras Sra bia. reive, Atne isthe = pehes PAgayed a openers? preectice in writine voutamcts ba dds Hike, dais work woe tants Issistance tone Pataer, fices were in tie vecatir tcorsia. 1 lere Chis wora ervieces at Washinecan, ee ‘Xperience in liaisen with ‘arious departnencs and ind oO the benerit of eur gover February 19'?) ~. March uty with whac wos Known as $30 1: Street, N reated by Excens i i entral lntellizence Agency, ith this group, March loa? - pe 2tailed to the vu, ‘ irrinia Avenue, A ey Was: 2 the UL s, MiRassy Cargse ipacity | prepaved Teports ibassador on matters or a lis work | cap loved tewal Cenoer Veuezuela, ONE ene te ~ TOTP Ure me. ee ene rae parka ey BUPN ES Te ohaSte me Todd edueatioa oa +» bashin: ve Order which was a predes Depari related co the laws of the taited’ States una che TAR A cane cae eee ae eee tae . UPN STOR (Continued) : Nonactaene oc Justies Pone tyerett ies ~ y mas OR, ebook tae SHLOC Ee ee ’ st coer Vatenbor, Veves “THD aay vas “py Oe ae ail Soak. oot meg Saeney cepabise eyed ay SORC ST ae Genoa and the os ged Seat, avon boserved fa tage ca ty Sine wt whites under ube ub. b VooARwtea, Eb. oa: aha Pos. do? ee oS. Departs Uo tustircy Seo. um this peg 2 dae. 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' DEON OE Die CE roads On 4% wee : ' ee Saas CO a othe ye ve ge ‘ Merrie Cocsnyt tate af eopeda her a the Superior Cope ; Jiauapy I, fete Ee TR AW. Powder on 5 C C C 1 we meme eee it a> 14-0000 ‘ . - | Hl 5 . ; 7 | , t : ' a : | “ i . , F , . ; F Prev ryt bor tt : a | Pace TR, vee oe . . i : ; ; | ; ! Vol cP tiie fs nay : we + . tte abe tare yds at oa hs ; ° Pls} ‘ . ; vy ri frow den ; Laer : : ees boda : Pood tha Mba co cyl Pee ra 3 oe pete : . 4 robb ait : : . a . 1 ‘ te toad ra eay ay 7 . H . i 1 ‘ ’ . + ek tiger low } : * . . ate ' Pore el Tat, i : soa bing ted disc eet tab boty theo beiie tafe toon ly 7” ; i y “ ’ . + 7 aoe + : sae : dae ha te Cot os star Cotaney, 2 bent) : to: wo, . ney ‘oad Careuais, ey _ tabis ; : | t I A : ‘ ' i : i ‘ 7 : . 1 . a ! t . { : i . | 1 . { i | i : . r | . . t ; i j | / j . ‘ t f ; . 4 , , woe , so tale Slt ae a a re oe rare : LPs 14-00000 SECRET cones MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Birch D. O'Neal, Ci Saft SUBJECT : Notification of Non-olisibility for Designation as a Participant in the CIA Retirement and Disability System 1. I bave your memorandum =f 27 October 1966 which refers to my memorandum advising you that in the initial screening of personnel eligible to become participants ia the CIA Retirement System you have deen deters mined to be ineligible because vi an apparent deficiency in "qualifying duty’ it is important that you iealize that such a deficiency is only significant ia the initial review of Agency personnel who have 15 or more years uf Agency service since the law permits such |-ersons to acquire at their - ption a ‘wested Interest in the CIA Retirement System. At the same me, the law requires a.minimum of 60 months qualifying duty betore one can possibly qualify for retirement benefits under the CIA Retirement Systern. It servea no purpose, therefore, to place a person permanently in the System if there is a possibility that he may never yuaiily for bonefits therein. 2. In paragraph 2 of your memorandum you indicate concern that failure to coatest the initial /indings in your case may ; rejudice the possibility of a favorable decision with regard to your eligibility to .articipate in the CIA Retirement System at soma future date. It is assumed that you were referring to the possibility that you may have some additional service that could perhapa be considered as qualifying duty under the System. a noted in paragraph 2 of my memorandum «£28 September !966, our initial determination =f ineligibility doca not preclude reconsideration .f your eligibility at some future date. 3. As you know, Regulation 20-50 provides ior aa appeal to the Director of any adverese determinztion under that regulation. Hewever, the regulation also provides an opportunity ior an employee to ; resent his case to the CLA Retirement Board prior to the making of an adverse determination. Because of the large number of employees covered in the initial screening of on-duty employees to identify those eligible for participation in the System, this procedure vas not applied when, as in your case, the employee's Career Service reported that he did not neet the requirements { Regulation 20-50 for nomination as a ;articipant. Accordingly, the procedure «f notifying employees of their non-clipibility tor »articipation in the Systen: based upon the initial finding «f an en:pleyee'a Career Service has beea ‘ollowed in all such cases, This is contrary to the implicatioa io paragraph 2 2f your memsraadum that other ecmployces in circumstances similar to ycura vere act so informed and I would be pleased to look more deeply into that aspect of your meniorandwa, if you wish. _ | SECRET 14-0000 © oe anges SECRET ° 4. In the event that you have performed service which you believe to be qualifying duty under the CIA Retirement System, you are moat certainly entitled to present the details of such service to the Clandestine Services Career Service Board for review and formal submission to the CIA Retiree ment Board. A copy of this memorandum will be forwarded to the Executive Secretary of that Board. feo eee QaliTe tg TN Ten Leng Emmett D. Echols Director cf Personnel Distribution: 0 & 1 - Addressce 1 - OPF ~ 1 - D/Pers 1 - Exec.Sec, CIA Retirement Beard 1 -C/BSD OP/BSD/PCBowers:bhd (21 November 1966) | 14-0000 oe poe eee ac ae : oy it 2 . 4 woe a eel te Wane 3 27 October 1966 MEMORANDUY FOR: Mr. Emmett D, Echols Dircctor of Personnel SUBJECT: Notification of Non-elicibility for vesignation ag a Particinant in the CIA Retirement and Disability Systom l. Reference is made to your moesorandun directed to me, Gate: 28 September 1966, entitled as above, in which it is stated that I may request that my case he formally oxsigered by the CIA Retirerent Board and that such recuest must be made within 30 days of the date of the cotification. Other pressing responsibili- ties have mrt permitted me to prepare for formal con- sideration 2 challenge to the decision of non-cligikility. My request, turough the support officer of the Staff to which I am issigned, for a reading on retirerent benefits which I micrt receive should I retire on 31 December 1966 or five yazrs From that date, would not constitute a formal reroest of a decision as to my eligibility for retirement mnder the CIA Retirement System, ‘The figures provided me in that connection were simly to serve as a guideline for my own considerations as to possible future retictement, 2, wThis memorandum is directed to you an‘ to those to whom coriss are designated to preeluée the expiration of this és. 27 October 1966, without protesting the notificatinz that I must provide certain notification within 30 izvs cf 28 September 1966. I am informed that other officers of CIA who have net qualified for retire-~- ment have act in fact been given such notifications and my inquire ocncerning possiple benefits should not re- quire therefore a formal decision that I am not eligible on any Specztic basis, 14-0000 3. I have guestions with reverd to certain aspects of the law and in respect to ry eclivibility, and this notification to you at t2i2 time is designed to preclude a loss of any rigit [I right have under the law to challenge tne decisics of non-eligibility as given by you on 28 September 1966, 4. I would anpreciate a ferzel reply acknowledg- iny this communication with a stetement as to wactner in fact the leyal question of elizviiility is now before the CIA Retirement Board or any ctucr authority of the Agency, or is not. This reguest fiz intended not only for the Director of Personnel te oacm it is primarily addressed and from whom such notification of non- eligibility was reccived, but alse is intended for others receiving copies of tais rencrandum, 13 th 8.0 Meg h_ Biren D, O'Neal cc: CIA Retirement Board (Attn, ir. CIA Retirement Staff Mr, Gerald Lb, Miller, DbP/os C/CI StafFé C/cl/Personnel~Support F, vevlald) MEMORANDUM FOR: — Biach De OM THROUGH + Head of 9g Gy SUBJECT : Notification Designation as a Participant and. Disability System 1. As you may know, we are tn thes viewing the employment history and current career field of all employees ‘fn the Agency to identify those who are cligible for desiynation as a participant in the new CIA Retirement and ‘Disabilicy System. In this process, the initial review of each case is made by the individual's Career Service. If. the Head of his Career Service nominates him for participstion in the System, this nomina= tion 16 reviewed by the CIA Retirement Board which recommends final action to me, However, 1£ the Head of the Carecr Service advises that the employee oS . does not meet the basic requirezents of RR 20-50 for participation, I have accepted this: finding without further review by the CIA Retirement Board. Thia practice has been adopted in the - interest of expediting this acreening process ao that those employees who are eligible to participate in the Sys- tem may be designated participants as soon as possible, ae . 2. In your case, the Hex of your Career Service has advised me that so you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a particti- pant and [I have accordingly mace the formal determination required by the : - regulation that you are not eligible for designation. From a review of your record 1t appears that the decision of your Career Service was based upon the. fact that you have 15 years cor more of Agency service, but have not as yet performed 60 months of qualifying service as required by regulation. My determination that you are not eligible at this time for designation in no way affects your current status under the Civil Service Retirement System, nor does it preclude reconsideration of your eligibility to participate in the CIA System Lf you should met the requirements for designation in the future, 3. Should you desfre further information concerning the requirements for designation as a participant in the CIA Retirement System, I suggest that you read paragraph. e of HR 20-30 and paragraph 5 of the Employee Bulletin dated 350 July 1965, entitled “Fudlic Law 88-643, The Central Intell lgence Agency Retirement Act of 1964 for Certain Employees." 4. It is always possible that the recards upon which the determination 1 made in your case may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after studying the materials cited above, you have questions regarding the determination that you are not eligt- ble to participate in che CIA Retirement Svstem, please feel free to contact offictals of your Career Service. They are familiar with the details of your case and will gladly discuss then with you, In addition, you may wish to dis- cuss your case with the CIA Retirement Stafl located in Room 205, Magazine Building (extension 2847), if such discussions do not resolve any questions you have regarding your cligihitity, you thay request that your case be formally considered by the CIA Retirement Board, However, this request must be made with- in 30 days of the date of this memorandum, . wy Echols Grou sae Coe “of Personnel [St mca SECRET 14-0000 ~ SECRET iW Kew Prifed tet DATE POEPAMD REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 405 26 Hovemter 1, SEAL MUMate 2 MAME Natt io Meddley . \ . $3553 O'REAL, Birch D. \ 2 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION 4 trrective CATE FOULS TED yO EMnorMEnT pra voe7 PROMOTION eee ae 2 frase REGULAR ; ? cost NO CHarca @ Gat auinomty teamplid a One 7 - ant . ot70 |. te erromnel) 6227 ~0006- ae te JOCATION OF OvriciaL States a 9 ORGANIZATIONAL OtSiGesations . ty DOP 0 CI STAFF ’ SPECIAL INVizsTIGATION GROUP WASH., D.C. *) posron rl i af fev otticnainns ~~ ; OPS OF-CH 0022 D 2 ta CLASSIFICATION SCHIOULE (ODER ed 1S OCCUPATIONAL Brees Te GRADE AND STEP 17 tains Oa tate SRP ee en 16 Pas 5 _ | $2h ts cs 0136.01 Pf a ee el als pone 18 REMARKS Cec: Payroll Rn _—— coe pe ee 18A SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OftiCiag DATE GMD DATE SGD oe __ ~. —SPACE BILOW FoR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL ; ae te ahiom [70 taror | 24 on i CObING. n stares ~ In smttcere “ HOOTERS bs oe ot ry . o = at “batt ut i (oot Coot Wumeeie aupnaneng | (ODE (oot (ont A. ta _— — 1 [oul él 13 Sey — 1 {2 E 70 ate exerts, 29, SPECI n Ce oat n } COMMON CAM M7 eum SEE Qala (O08 Mined Ey ton 3-10 7 4 - WOst 35 VET PREECREMCE 46 Slav Come pat Y (OnG COMP o4tE 30 CAREER Calecoty cove va. | mo Da ma. jus cove for, 42 UfavE Ca} 42 SeOttaL tax oata (oot cam execurto] cooe ives a cone 0- WO PRtysOUS seavice 1-60 SHAE I Sine TURAN SUV (LESS iam TTARS; J ORTAR J SdiviLG (ORE Team 9 TASS, 43 POSITION CONTROL CERTING ATION Dane areavig 26 Tite itor yy OE - i@ o-03 11S2 use paevious somon SECRET aewma noe, | gem | . wv ran 208 HOS TOD 14.90000 Matted States Departincut of Justice Federal Bureau of fuuestigation : Mashixrgtan 25,2. IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO May 16, 1957 FRE No Office of Tersonnel 2400 E street, Northwest washington, De Ce attention: fersonnel Offteer Gentlenens: : In accordance with your rejyuest received in thta Bureau on May 10, 1957, there ta transnitted herewith the Uffictal Personnel Folder of dir. irch 2 Cl yeal. Very truly yours, §. Adhere Wohin Edgar Soover “ Director . a Baclosure = ¢ 4 14-0000 ? . yeep SLD ar STANMAPN Fon §Z Poca osrre a it 100 a8 om me PRS RL REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 4 through 12 and A through D except 68 and 7 unless otherwise instructed. ff applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse, “Ta Rtavest Wa VOUCNERED (bare OF ALOUET 1. NAHE (Me. Mise--Mee- One geven nemne, initiale), and eurnemne) ja cata of ote tig - _., BIRCH D. OfNEAL Ja dure 1933 | 31 Oct. 58 & MATURE OF acTIUW ALODESTLS: & “Crrerve gre 7 Cs One one A PUASONMLL (Speoily whethet eppointment, promution, erprration, eta) A PROPOSE! PEA AUTOR ) PROMOTION, ASAP B, PONTION (Speoi/y whethes establish, change hrade or title, ote) B APPROVED: soo NY 195 ee ; ; BU 22 & rouvis HiTLE £0 | te TO-CI-CH W-22 G8-0136.53-14 $10,965. pa | & iinet cane ano GS-0136. 53-15 $11,610. pea. pup/cl starr 8 nome ppp/cl Staff Office of the Chief Office of the Chief Special Investigation Unit Special Investigation Unit Washington, D.C. M1, WeAbOuAATERS Washington, D.C. nno Ly eeartmeaeg Leno on orvantenerng | [To | oteantwenra A REMANKS (Uso reverse if necessary) Cipprord hy Cn hese Ver vicas Groce, Pheer 26 Ged, / 95. A, as BMQUESTEO BY (Name and tite) ; the 44 ss S40. rs _8.. Herman_Horton, De r C's rare 12 | AAO an & FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL ‘ame arid telephone astenslen) Howard P. Clifford, X49 13, VE VETLAN PREFEHENCE [none | wit Jornen| 6 pt.| 19 seam me i} 17, APPROPRIAT (OM . 4 FROM: 6eZ7O5@27 | To: Same ! ' rsttns SD: DI sa OAT OF ATTOINT- 20 LEGAL FLSILENCE iy (ACELOSIONS ONLY) (cumco (] proveo STATE: . 2). STANDARD FORM 9 REMARYS DATE | FLMAPEE. ~ 22. CLEARANCES A @CEIL OR POS, CONTROL ire Ler ©. CLASSIFICATION ! f aia "D. PLACEMENT OR EMPL. Se eee ake ait INITIAL GR SIGNATURE 14.90000 grannarn roaw 52 Prceuy eaten er tur etn eT ee ETN Beant ome PTL RRO REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION VOUCHERED ; REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 and 7 unless otherwise instructed. Hf applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse, ytst © DANE oF Ptovest Vane a —Mige Dire -Gne aren rane, laitial(s), ond surnanie) 2 DATE OF Bint 4 REQUEST HO | | Mrs Birch D, ONEAL 1 June 1913 . (e tirective card TE5 A raopotto: ry. NATURE “or “acTiOW ptovestco. ao % OP oT Citas A PERBONNEL (Specs whether appointment, promvtion, seperation, eta.) TI GAL AUTHOR. Reassignment 10 Ape 55 B POSITION (3;-00lly whether establiah, change grade ur title, ef.) UNVOUCHERED \S FROMR~~ a pasitiod Te ano Area Opa Of (Sta CH), BAF-102-14 |" *~ t0.01-CH . L ree GRAgE, AND . G3=0136,.01-14 $10,000.00 PeGe i GS-0136, 53014 $10,000.00 DPA “scutor =«| ss Dppyer State Office of the Chief {Sb Guate la City, quate Special Inventigation Unit aa, y, “uatemala 11, HEADQUARTERS Hashington, D.C | xx] nino [| beranrencnrat 12, fUUL0, OM DEFARTICENTAL, moo (x ever A ewains (Wee reverse if necessary) Ploaso tranafer all leave and pay records from unvouchered to youchereds Verbal Cow pyre se Lor wH WA Pil Bowers ; a Ant sar ALS 0. RLQUEST APPROVED vw Signature; tz © ALQUENTED BY (Warne and sitte) |.» Herman Horton, Dep, Chiof, CI Staff © FOR ADUITIONAL INT UKMATION COLL (Ware and telephone estension) tw . “crstare / | Tittes Nowa Cc i} V0. ViELRAN ERENCE 14 POSETION CLASAINICALION ACTION oxt | wot (vice | LA (wea. SDsDI lornen| err.| forant new | AL | ‘atweR TT ! "7. al arch 18. SURFER to @ 3 119, CALE OF APPOINT. [20 LEGAL NLZILENCE ft 3h rrou: $-3560055~058 (no-no | accessions omyy = | (J cLAIMeD (1) prove | 10: 5 2705 =27 STATE: Ga, Bre STANDARD I 1ORM 1 REMARKS wo Mat ute ae laa uh: ao ou Pie 22. CLEARANCLS ry B. CLIL. OR POS CONTROL | . CLASSIFICATION D. PLACEMENT OF EMPL. 14.90000 SEP PER ‘APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP . in the CAREER STAFF of the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY oe To the Director of Central Intelligence Sir: | submit herewith my application for membership in the Career Staff of the Central Intelligence Agency.as defined below: “The Career Staff of the Central Intelligence Agency is a group of carefully selected and trained individuals who accept an obligation fo devote themselves to the needs of the Agency, and who intend to make a career with the Agency.” In accordance with this definition, | desire to devote myself to the faith- ful performance of duty in the Central Intelligence Agency, and | accept the obligations and conditions of that service which are determined to be essen- tial to the furtherance of its mission. lam aware of the many restrictions necéssarily placed upon me by virtue of the security requirements inherent in my employment by the Central Intelli- gence Agency. | am also aware that as a member of the Career Staff, it will be my obligation to serve anywhere and at any time and for any kind of duty os determined by the needs of the Agency, and | have been assured that in order to carry out this policy, full consideration will be given to my particular capabilities, interests, and personal circumstances. By virtue of this applica- tion for membership and upon my acceptance in the Career Staff, | am assured that, with continuing satisfactory work performance and conduct on my part, just and equitable attention will be accorded my personal progress during my tenure in the Career Stoff. 1am also assured that, on my satisfactory com- pletion of any assignments, | will be offered reassignments which are compati- ble insofar as possible with my abilities and coreer interests, and that | shall be entitled to the benefits now available or to be made available in the future to members of the Career Staff of the Central Intelligence Agency. MEMBERSHIP IN THE CAREER STAFF OF / 4 exth, . 3 (2. Mead. THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (Signature) APPROVED, TO TAKE eFrect_1 JUL 1954 J /, RS ¥ FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE: / Scot. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (Date) peso op 14-0000 | “Se WEMORATTAL FOR: Speolal Assistant, Intelligence Departnaent of State SUBST CT ¢ O'NPAL, Stroh Mlworth Transniseion of Affidavit for Loave Purposes --—_Foras - . REPERRICE s Henorandun for Yre 7. Park Arnatrong, dre fron this office, subjnot, ONAL, Birch Miworth, Sequest for Appotnt.ont in the Foreign Service dated 1 Octobor 1961 Attached herato ia original of affidavit for leave purposes forn, marked ‘1, which was completed by subject ot his post, Anerican "nbeeay, Cnratemnle City, Guatemala, snd forwardad to thie office for tranmilasion to the Tepart~sant of Stato. This action has beon taken in the interost of security, so that subject's eonnection wlth thie Agenoy will not rope-r in the “sbassy's adnine Letrative filea. There is also attached, for (nfornational pursoses only, the original of the copy which has dren filed with the mbaesy, marked 72, which does not show any CIA auploynect. LYON Be ZTITPATRI CE Asetetant Nroctor Attachments: ae Affidavit for Lenve Purposes form 1 be Affidavit for Leave Purvoses form "2 14-0000 "SECRET Security tnfarmatiog \ ° oF Mey 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR: Ulecisicn Control . Attention: Col, Gayner \ SUBJECT:: Transnission of Affidavit ferns - irch D. O'NEAL It is requested thet the ettrched menorancum be sent to the. Depertment of State, without deley, ir order to prevent tha Department from communicating with the Ertsss; st Guatemels City, regard- in, the leave st:tus of this om: loyee and thereby Jooprrdicing his security, ,There has already been some deisy wiille your office determined whether erinet this procedure was in eecordsnee with Integreticn policy. : YP “, MEA Serece Ce, . fe AE. AOIELL. y neg . “ ve Caldwell King 2D / Chief, Wi - « Attachments Momorendum for Depertment of State Crig & 5 copics 14.90000 “wre Con mec TIONS Te , : ® ‘apron DEPARTMENT OF STATE wapemion mae Ae —— oi WABHINGTON a . i : : . : Decomber 4,1951 ; Central Intelligence agency, Washington, D.C. Gentlemen: In accordance with the provisions of Chapter RI-36 of the r Federal Personnel Manual, it ie requested that the official per- sonnel file and leave record of Birch Dilworth O'Nawl, ; : Legal Liaison Officer who e.0.d. Dacambar 31,1945) ! with thia agency, dete of birth Juna 1.19131. employed by_your agency from Dacember, 1949 to 195) ot —Nephineton. be forwarded to the following addresa at the earliest practicable date: ‘ “ Department of State, Division of Foretgn Service Personnel Records, Room600-A, SA-12, - Washington 25, D. C. : Very truly yours, . Eh gere ah WV Chief, Field Operations Branch Division of Foreign Service Personnel PER?FP: nn ee] wad MSL-938 oe 4 14-0000 “~ ; ‘An ~ co, mie be Porm F3-349 4 hove 2?, 1991 . Mh we, ah O'Neal, Birch D. June 1, 1913 PL 724 79h ; Eee FSS Mea Indefinite Appointment - B0 10180 12/3/51 12/3/51 Political Officer . Attache Guatemala City FSS-3 $ehel 2a 5011 GT-20 — x Indef x x x Male Married - 2 . Georgia Itemst a, b, ¢, d, i(62a) Standard Forms 85 and 8&7 executed 12/3/51 ; ‘ Dependents: Birch Dilworth O'Neal, Jr., son, dob 7/16/47 Melinda Pauly O'Neal, daughtur 6/12/50 Frances Paul 0'Neal - wife Authorise travel for appointee from Washington, D. C, ta Guatemala City. Pamily direct from Washington, D. C. to Guatemala City. Shipment of effects from Washington, D. C. and Bainbridge, Georgia to Guatemala City. No reserye status. SECRET ‘ | Getober 195! MEIMORSNDUM FOR: THE SECHETARY OF STATE \ ATTENTION : Mr. W. Park Armstrong. Jr. SUBJECT : O'NE.L, Birch Dilworth, Kequest for Appointment in the Foreign Service ENCLOSURE : a. Application Forms DSP-34 bd. Medical Forrns 88 and 89 - i cs. Cecupational History Supplernent the Foreign Service with the title of First Secretary, FEK-3, $8, 330.00, for duty in tha American Embassy at Guatemala City, Guatecwiala. Mr. OG’ Neal will raceive fron: CL’ a baste salary of $8,600.00 per annum, 1. It is requested that Mr. Birch Dilworth O'Neal be appvinted in 2. Mr. O'Neal, who is 38 years of age, received his -..B, and LL.B. Degrees from the University of Ceorgia. He has had approzircately thirteen yeara experience as an attorney, investigator, and intelligence officer in Government service, Frotr. Septernber 1942 to ~ugast 1943 he wae Legal Attache in Bogota, where he was responsible for all FBI activities in Colombia, From “.ugust 1943 to December 1944 he was Civil Attache in Mexico City, Mexico, where he wae resporsible for all FBl activities in Mexico, having under his supervision m.ore than fifty special agents of the FBI. From March 1947 to Decerrber !949 he served as Attache in Caracas, Venezuela, where he was “S0 station chief, having as his responsibility all CL. activities {n Venezuela. Since December !949 Mr. C'Neal has served ina very responsible position at CIA headquartere in Washington, in which position he has- represented the Director of Central Intelllgence in liaison with all other Government agencies in connection with all mattera relating to aliens of interest to CIA. It is believed that Mr. O'Neal posseszes the professional qualifications for the duties planned for hii. and, in addition, has the cultural qualifications required of an +merican representative serving abroad. SEQAET 14-00000 feon Mer-orandum for: The Secretary of State - 2 3. A commissioned title as First Secretary is requested for Mr. O'Neal in order that he may be enabled to carry out hia duties in & secure and afficient manner, The use of a commisaloned title ° In this tnetance, which has Been discussed at Jenyth with appropriate offices of ARA, is belHeved necessary in order to make possible the appearance of a completa break between Mr. O'Neal and the previous - OSO station chief, and in order to provide hirn with adequate cover which will integrate bini com:letely into the Embarsy in a country whose present Government is noticeably hostile and vigilant with regard to American Intelligence activities. it ls proposed that . Mr. O'Neal will serve in the }olitical Section of the Einbassy. He will replace Mr. Collins D. Almon, who returned to the United States in March !951. : 4. The proposed biography for Mr. O'Neal will be forwarded at a later date. 5. It ia requested that subject arrive at his destination on or about 15 November 195!. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE: jsf Harry We lide, 4. (YaaN B, KIRKPATARICK feting Asaietant Director WH/WMW/cap Distribution: Orig & One to Addressee ec: OS/PDC + LCco . WH Front Office Files WH Admin Office SECRET 14-0000 (2 : . WBierria (y-a4 FT. PERSOK. « ACTION REQUEST ose ag ATF: D FFFRL INTE DA ae va O'NEAL, £irch De footy p sak: ard “Un WEN wines (Anat ato} A Aj (2) ar, f ROAD £0 Sasa eweTU OF ACTION LAST wuerind DAY: eMnovts § Seamatier /, 4 Pesipnation coer 9 “tea Alien Affairs ilioer, OS-Ay Mery AND SALARY __ GSeL hy 25540000 per ennun._CL aa eee wa wee Dna telisn oma ag, ~.- Alien Affairs Eranen oe eaniac’ Cantal Moff | shin“ton, De Ch e reo () seraxruentr (_] nao) - Pleass transfer letve te unvouchered fundse S222 CLUDED: 6 Aust 195) ae bs watry MAR BE OM aN Cte, FOR USE OF PERSONNEL ONLY TRANSACTIONS AAD RECCAOS 7 Fn Fel apts APPROFRIAT Kafe. 2/23 700 COTE GUALIFICATIONS APPR TES ALLOTMENT; | 7, 10 / C9 C. AUTHORITY: CLYARANCE REQUESTED CLEARANCE APPROVED yA per Tre Kirlksdec Le. A -6 _S/6 (A). DATE SIGHATURE MGHATURE ATE ueme TURE o- 2k LA Yrre ‘2. ) “pensonntt 8 mates __ $ 7 “pate [ pcgatcne ~ pesowanod ey go Bties A, }7 oS 0 RO, DATE AFFROYED Tid: 19: «37 d / LE fraud od 2. S i x ~“G-S APPRIYALS BA BBECT TO SCURIT CULAPANEE ; ao vice Lh REAL, DATE j onalutd OF ucuTivE tare. MCAAT FE DATE SSGHATURE OF DIVISION CHUEF {FECTICE DATE | Ape, yaa 2 49 37-3 Sy re oe A - ye As Maga Hire 1969 14.90000 3) j P Y SMUTH, LACK % ALDAOON : . Levyers WULLis Shith Seeurity crank building Oscar Leach Raletsi, forth Carolina | : John Hy, Andersons, dre : . \ , ° Septumber 26, 1951, | Ue Ke Dorsatty, &te Willis Gnith, dr. i ao |. union . Ci 4rch te U'Non . ; . \ 703 UreseentSUraat, Xe We Washington 16, De Co : Dear Mr, GNicala Severe) daya aro 1 had a call fron vour avency advising: me that an oxintine vacancy must be Mlled by Kovember 1, and that a definite cotmitsent was nucoysary by Uctobor 1. Actually 1 had intended to be in Washinton durtny the early pact of Joptenter for a further talk with you, ovt two court. trials havo prevunted this, { if conventont to vou, 1 woud like to seo you in Nsshington this comine Monday mornin, Cetobur 1, Lf that diay haprens to be inconvenient, pleane talasraph or telaphone me collect. i will ‘ assune tiig tino to be avreeavle unless L hear to the contrarye L certatnly anproctate the necesslty for a ponttive coruaitaent on my part, and will be prepa ml lo clive 4 definkte snseer when [ an in vasninecton, Since our talk last dune, quite a few personal conpli- cations have arison, which i have been attempting to resolve. With kind personal ruvaris, “incarely yours, /of J. ¥. Lorsett, Ur. JkKDjr/h Mr. Dorsett conferrod with the weiter and Col. Shefrieli -siwards on 1 Gctot:r, He waa still ina position of not Lein: avle to stave that ho would enter on duty on 1 November 1951, Me mentioned various personal reasons and the necessity of conferrin» with his fathursinelaw Senator Villts 3msith, He later called me at my hong at 9300 Bi 1 Oetober 1951 and state. Lo could not enter on duty 1 November 1951, -ut he continued to ba interested in the job and would probably te in contact with Col, Mdwards in the spring of 1952 to detemsine if there cantimsd to be a vacancy in which ho could te olaced, Sos a /sf/ cArch uo. OMieal Alien Affairs ooicer LSC 2 October 1951 14-0000 SECRET , WO Soter-ker 1051 . PLOY DUN S00 THO NLS Sat, Ths . SULTS te ect for Anmoinirent, Dire D, ONTLAL - ; arnotnte e, Vovelon Corrice U4ic revcetets Mast Ceesete yy A, ato Ge . the title . ' . i : ; Trew; : 3 tu Tene “’ ative, : Hf i : -. : pott: ©) ‘eee? 14-0000 DRAFT PROPOSED JILOGRAPHY O'NEAL, Birch Dilsrorthee-b. Bainbridge, Cae, June 1, 19133 Ue of Gasy AeDe 19353 Use of Gaoey Law Schoey LLeBe 19373 atty. prte prac., 1937-303 attye, Dopt. of Justice, 193023 to the Dopt. of Stato, atte, biexico City, De Fs ond ''0 ota, Coloabia, 1912-153 atty., celf 1946-7; to the Dept. of Stute, att., Caracas, 19h 7~l193 Rephi officer, Dept. of Dafonso 19)0—513 married i i 14.90000 sees pal & Ancast 1951 MEMORANDIP! TOs \ Chief, Adviaistrative Stat SUBJECTs Reclassifics.ion of Chief cf S:ation Slot in Guileacla city 1. It is requested that the chief of station's slot in Guatemala City, Guatemala be reclassified {row-¢> 2, the Western Homischers vision hag boo aiv' sed ty the Department of State that Guatemala is te receive priority attention from this Division. 3. Accordin:ly, WHY desires to have its station in Custonazla 4 City headed by a hi-hecaliber individual in order that our pro,;rem for that country be implesented as soon as cossible. ke fr. Birch De. O'Neal, S=1), will be processed as Chief of Station for Guatemala City. It would te of rreat assistancao to thig Division if the reclassification of toe slot could be offactcd 33 sven ag possible. _ SECRET 14-0000 Tee cent ee ee i i iar hind nn STAROARG FORM Wa, 68 woiewi rma’ (I 3 Office Memorandum + UNttED STATEs GOVERNMENT To : Assistant Dircctor/Special Operations pate: 13 February 1951 FROM 1 Security Officer SUBJECT: O'NEAL, Birch D. Reference to your memurandum concerning return to duty of Subject sometime prior to | December 1951, this office will endeavor to comply with your proposals. I might say that Mr. O'Neal has done a superior job as Alien Affairs Officer fur the Agency, There has been some thought given to transferring the Alien Affairs Branch from 1&S to the immediate office of Mr. Dulles, and it is impossible to give a positive guarantee of his availability, which in that case would be dependent upon Mr, Dulles! decision. I feel, however, that OSO could at least tentatively plan along the line of your proposal. The cooperation of the ADSO and Chief, FDT, in making Mr, O'Neal available has been sincerely appreciated. _ SHECRELD EDWARDS Colonel, GSC 14.00000 ZGUSTER SUNEES SEQutNTED LEFECTIVE CATE NAME BREN LEAVING [WOCHERLO NATURE CF ACTION LAST WORKING DAY: EMPLOYEE'S SIGNATURES GS-2, == $8600.00 pea. Inspeotion & Security Steff Seourity Control Staff ' Alien Affairs Branch Washington, De Co perartucntaL [_X_] treo C_] ! DIVAS 10p Seourlty Control Steff AND SECTION Alien Affairs Brench OFFICIAL STATION Waghington perarTMeNTAL [_x& | riecn (__] The requirements of Administrative Inatruction 20-1 dated 9 December 1949 have been mt, RECOMMENDED: . Ce Vas, ma £3 25 August 1950 CHIEF, INSPECTION & SECURITY STAFF : DATE ‘ StowaT URC OF OFFICE CHIEF, DIVISICN CHIEF OR ADM. FOR USE OF PERSCRNEL ONLY RANSACTIONS AND RECORDS O00 n 9-G- 3° OFFICER APPROPRIATION: A/S POO DATE QUALIFICATIONS APPROVED FF ALLOTMENT: JOf- lef CLEARANCE REQUESTED | CLEARANCE APPROVED fcSC AUTHGRITY: , Je 9-6. PLE ie - ™ ais caeici QUREAU NO. CeS6C. NO. ~ 62.8 DATE APPROVED 6-F-S0_ REAL FOAM KO. wov sgag 97-3 a) 14-0000 me, PERSONNEL acTION REQUEST wee Lint Bint Fe Fe te Tie GATE atterti yo Of14 f{F2___-. aeTN LEAVING was, O'NEAL, Biroh D. nATURL OF ACTION tALT wGRwIW, Cats pep seen Os, iewatr et: 7 ir ny Ac nl Lye ul’e ene OF ME tithedpone for l CO Chef) ((Chief, Alien Affairs) GS-77 GRADE ann AS, err 1 Se a ose pian nas $ 7800.90 poe. OFFICE C50 _ Inspection and Security Btaff —_F Br BRANCH Alien Affaire cL, _| Seourlty Control start OFFIC HAL STATION Qa Work. Yd Washington, De Ce OF PARTMENT AL | FIELD <a OE PART ME WTAL CX] REMARKS: " titi 7/IO RECOMMENDED: Sé Doe) ) 12 April 1950 - Col. Baia Cimarde,Ce! Chief, T&S peste DATE 12 BOM, OFFICER APPHOPRIATION: ALLOTMEAT? OE Bee LE pits (be). DATE CICNALURE | CIUNAT ORE . e, CLASS TFICAT EON BUREAU NO, 7s : TERTE By PRLS x4 2¢ 4 2°O _| appaovacs Led cumsect 14 New SCI tA, ~ ¥L DATE Tata Gb tne tak | e250 | a y.x% oh 4-3) pene ’ : en ) _ AOE 4.29... WNC Wht peers = DATE SiGNATURE OF PERTGMOEL UFFICE threcTive DATE C54 f/ any FORM NO. wera” ~ sun tees 77°? 14-0000 19 April 1940 TO st Viclat Pitts, Parsonne? Div, Morth Buflding FROM os oH. E, Siasner, srnloyees Div, "LY Bultdéing SUBJOCT : Tranemitteal of 37=7 and P-rgonnel Folder : Tranemitted herew!th is the nereonne) folder of Ry, Birch D, O'Neol. Attached 4f a 27=2 from 143 placing Mr, C'Nesl in one cf their lots, the 1/0 of which Erployaes Diviston Coes not currye 14-00000 oo we SECRET 7) + “CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTED a - vate , ENTRANCE ON DUTY RECORD a) tare 1950 Tos " AUD ING O50, FDT L oe . FROM 0G-OATE PERSONNEL OFFICER 20 Wareh 1950 : sauc OF EMPLOMEE — ONNea], Birch D. : POSITION TITLE ; . GRADE SALARY Intell, Officer Gi013 37800,00 PAYROLL Dury $ret idm , Vorhineton, De Co Vouchered DATE SECURITY CLEARED 20 March 1 DATE Fie,curmiatee urrence 0 CATE PERMANENT IDENTIFICATION REQUESTED DATE BRIFFEO BY SECURITY OATE OF Pees iLal FRAMIMAT ION GATE 24 MONTM AGALEMENT SIGNEO CMPLOVEL'S EMERGENCY ADDRESS fre. Bireh D. O'Meal 4703 Cronennt MN. Ts CMPLOVEESS LOCAL ADORESS Sane as above REMARKS; Subject trancferred from Unvouchsred ty Vouchered Funds. ‘ SIGMATEOS Ut /PERSGH = COFFICEE . tod i oa [MA heete L PER g ; 5oeM 39; 97-78 RESTRICTED CONFIDENT tak y SECRET “ *% DEC 1999 14-0000 PERSONAL STATUS REPORT LAST OSES Jigen Diwentit,O HEAL) 21M. mtaek [950. _ WOME ADDESS steyes ANS ALMBE UNTHY ia THLE RW NE iCL-Os2) PRESENT ASSIGRMENT CAVISION BRANCH OFFICE OS¢ FDT EAST CoAST~ MARITAL STATUS a. \ WAME OF SPOUSE Ftsst MIDDLE (OR MAIDEN) Last | __—FRANGES____ Pav _. OWEAL | ADOPESS STREET and NUMBER wo State COUNTRY ! | A403 CRESCENT SL hs Auer De VSA..- : ounts CITIZENSHIP Date OF BIRTH i OF BIRTH CITY STATE Jo 7720 RLEN Pook NARS Pai OF FATHER-IN-LAW “Ti BET EY : _ FURST t _F RANK CRORE &r____LA UA _bevctauel == PRLLENT On STRELT AND NUMBER city COUNTRY _ ek 2. 2 #55 F2 2 7) vid Pace IULSA 0. KLA __ YVSA OATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH CITY STare COUNTRY CITI ZENSAtP - o ‘4 DW/4/72 | EDMoy?7 Lf TA YSA.- NAME) OF MOTHER“INTLAW nee - FuRst MATOEN Last peer Co] GR ek sh ERNE a hi PREGENT OR STREET ane nimi ; L222 EE ce 7A he E _Tpesy OKLA. se SA. OATE OF BIRTH P Pace OF B1ath CITY STATE COUNTRY B/4/P/ LAA FAYETTE /Np. 5 EMERGENCY ADDRESSEE peccn eee KAM rims? “TO0LE Last TELEPHONE a 4 “ MES. ORY i P—Ghea! A OL 92) ACDORESS sratet and HUMBER city SOUNTRY phy ny I a se, WY, LY 4 ) aos, g had Lad = ~ - fod j x ‘ fi . ° ~~ “ —Fioarine OF EMPLOYEE "bid SIGNATURE oF SUPERVISOR Atak add” FORM NO. apa tsar ier! if A 14-0000 irrnpenamadss REGISTER NUMBER Toa PERSONNEL aCTION REQUEST vs Stee Teel DATE “ONSEAL, Dir rei De . ; .a2O_* Biase OF ACTION EY ADMIN eo CULMEMEOS \ : : : : Chon Saat DARE ; EMC THED TS SIG WATURE, Plezus PECOMENDED: 6 ifarch 1959 re i ee ALLOTMENTS EPPRGPR IAT ION: er woy ry I fe | in. D IE PED ECTS.€ GATE Fem 69. eal auc tsag 2773 14-0000 CXCIALS IFIED CONTROL 885 March 9, 1950 ; AMEMBASSY, | CARACAS« A-66 . | The ascignaant of Attachd Birch D, O*H-aly CY¥a1003, to your Mirelon has been cancel lec. f t PERIPP slit ‘ed WC LSS IFIED 3-7-0500 = : 14.90000 fe) re av3 pare] evy ng Sy MYQAGANDUM FOR THR SECRETAHY OC? STATE TT ATT.NTiUNa kre be Park Armetrong, dre Sabject 1: Cancellation of Foreign Service Title of Attaché at Caracas fur ke. Sirch ie U'teal 1. This is to advise you that lr. Birch 5. c'Neal, CIA representative who has been serving at Caracas, bensrucla with the Foroign Service title of attaché, has rutummed to tho United States. It ia requested, therefure, that his foreiin Corvice title be cancelleds Meter ee + HOGEST A. SCHOW assiscast viroctor ED | 2i6[0 Te RT te apne Ren 9 arene eqD, cause earn \ i ' Attachment: Diplomatic rasuports tion 210. FOSP and Ko, 211 / - SEGaey eo riers Cerne = 14-0000 me hoa". TCH wo CYGtA 778 anne CONF: Mo hie Tlassif oo DATE 29 Novenbor 1949 __ TO $ chier, Soreiyn Division 7 FRoM ': Chiel oF Statten, Crracas oo L . . . on . ! 0 YS SUBJECT: Generai Aduinistrative Dertecbhn. Aaa Ciak » Speeltie Wroento.Opgen ° 1. With referexze to the abcve emloyee, you aro advisad thst his oresent traval clans on vormanent change of station to “ayhing- ton, U.C., are as fellows: 13 Decester 1949 Pecart Caracas, Vanezvela, via Alcoa | Stesashin Lin ‘ 19 " no aptive "obfie, Slahama, at 7 a. ; 19 ® n Tepart “obile via air ab 1033 a.m, +: " asrive Tulas, Cklehoria In Tulsa he eembucted by letter or tolayran dleected to hin at 220 2 Pises. ie ezo¢eta to obtain an autovobile in Tulsa ans : ta hts hows « creas via car on or about 10 January 1250. Ee can be reathed through Lis hone address until An DPos Ens tely 17 February, 26 which tiie he axvects to dopart by ea> for Teshin:ton, 5.2., end revort for duty 20 Beb- ruary 1950, 2. Thin pronoses schocule of travel ts in line uith anvroved sixty days! calenéar leave slus travel tive, th VBO3 JIN Vineet 3, Orde oF CON Classificetion NEIDEHTIAL ~ 14-0000 Ons ot . (Bee Note 13, Par a of Consular Reguistaccs) PERSONNEL REPORT ON REPRESENTATIVES OF . OTHER DEPARTMENTS ABROAD of —____. . P Name of officer... Birch D. O'Neal oo. ¥ Tide ooo Attachs Post ........ Amer ican Embassy, Caracas 0... Mr. O'Neal has done extromely satisfactory work since he has been here and I wish to reiterate the satisfaction shown respecting him in Mexico City by stating that I am very happy that he is not to be transferred but is to re- main another year in Caracas. He has been exceptionally helpful to the Embassy, and his level head and good sense have been of extreme usefulness. Both he and his wife are extremely well liked by their colleaguos in the Embassy and by the Venezuelan and American Communities. sd (Over) rr oe ied 3e--42079-4 14.90000 ' | | CONFIDENTIAL CCUFIDGNTIAL 26 Jurw.ry 1949 PEMORANDUM TO t Doputy Budsot Officer FRO =: =Doputy Porsonnol Offioer SUBJECT: Forctrn Post OLfforontLal -1, In accordanco vith Part 325, SubeChaptur B, Chaptor Ill, Titlo 5, Codo of Podural Rujulutions, , Birch De O'Hoal ie oligible to reoulvy foroicn post diffuruntial pay as prosorited by ropulotions. on 5 rn ag Lge we etree ees ye get Gooro By iv/Locn Doputy Porsonnol Officer COUFIDEL TIAL CONFIDENTIAL ~~ 14-0000 rorigte Sher ae SOT pai a wot ge an tere om Feet) t SEV REY CAKACAS \ ROUTINE SPECIAL OF ERATIONS 13 MAY 49 COPS 1 | our 41388 ADSO 2-3, FET 4-5, PERS 6 Vv WASH 3578 TO: CARA CITE: WASHF . RE: CARA 546 (IN 31421)AND CARA 547 (IN 31483) EYES ALONE - VINCENT B. OODEN 1, GAGE NOT CONSIDERED SUITABLE TO ACT AS STATION CHIFF FOR PROIONGED PERIVD. 2. TIE WILL NOT PERYIT OGDEN TAKING HOI LEAVE IN ADDITION TO NECESSARY 30 DAYS TDY HERE PRIOR TO GAGE'S DEPARTURE, 3. FOR THESE REASONS DESIRE OGDEN POSTPONE HOMELEAVE UNTIL AFTEH CRIMMINS HAS BECOME WELL INDOCTRINATED. , > | 4 Fe a. / a rn a edie Le . ? W.G. THARP RSW JSR DDEB A. M. WHKELER O1i92 14 MAY 49 14-0000 . . we ™ . 2 AEMESE OFICIAL COMMMMOCATIONS 19 JHE GECHETARY OF STATE Wagrana TOM A OO : DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON In reply refer to FC ~ LEN . kay 17, 1942 SCRRT Tot Donald H, Gallowsy, Eaoulre, . Assiotrnt Wrector, ~ Centre] Intellig¢nce Agency. —(+ - a Frout Jack D, Neal, ian ~ Chiefy Divirion of Foret en Activity Correlation. Reference is msde to your aenorendum dated Kay 7, 1348 ree garding Mr. Birch BD. O'Neal. The Enbassy at Curecun hae been notifled ny telegria May 14, 1948 that Mr. O'Nenl's travel from Caracan to Habasa ont return for conference anoroziantely May 19, 1948 ie euthorized by travel order No. &9649, May 4, 1948, chargeable allotment 2-127238. 14.90000 may 7 1948 MEMORANDUM FGR THE SECHETARY OF STATE ATTENTION: kr. Jack D. Neal Subject +: Clearance for Travel for Mr. Birch D. O'Neal 1. This mezorandun is to confirm the telephone conversation between Mr. Kealta office and Mr. Green's office on | Nay 19L8 at which time vorbal clearance was obtained fur Mr. Rirch D. “Neal, presently serving as Attache*of the American Embassy at Caracas, Venazuola, to proceed to Habana, Cuba for conference: purposes. 2. Mr. O'Neal will arrive in Habana on or about 19 May 19,8 and will return to his pest at Caracas upon completion of the conference in Habana. ALAN it, BCCKACKEN Acting Assigtant Lirector ve 0 ; IRB AVA 1 WU 2e@ bee dunce! : SEORET 14-0000 Fry 23 Junuary, 1948 ig PANDA ' TO ¢ Chief Perszornmel Diviston, 930 : via Uxzecuttlve Secretary for Information of Assietant Uiroector, Special Operations FROM : Acting: Chlef, FBT : SULJECT: Hecognition of Service - Birch D. O'Neal 1. %In compliunce with S.O. Circular No. 46, Reco nition of Services, the followin: {Information Ls Bsubuitted for your obeervation und for ineluston in the porsonnel fLle of Mr. birch D. O'Neal, 2. A State Department dispatch, dated 11 December, 1947, from “ultor J. Donnelly, American Anbagsudor, Curacas, /anezuela to the Secretary of State, roau as follows: . "T have the honor to forward herewith three photostsatile covles of a menorandum prepared by a controlled Amertcen source entitled "The Communist Movement in Yenezuela," "T consider this menorandwa an excellent plece of work which 1a particularly ugeful in that Lt brin::s tovether in a brief scope the essential facts réyardiny the development of Comuntsn in this country and ;ives the names of the prinet{pal Comminisct leaders. Attention Ls invited sspecially to page 7 of the menorandun which gives the campalj;m pletforn that tho Comdqntist Party 1s using in the election schoduled to be held Decembor 14, 1947," 3. lr. Birch DL. O'Noul, chief of Furtts ? jh, / station in Curacags, prepared the memorandum 27 paponionws in Ambaseador Lonnelliy's dispatch, Oo Nery C Ly, Sef “John A. Cleveland Acting Chief, FBT LS “we 14-0000 HOTS TO FILES: 30 March 19h7 The following officials ara approved for the Group II classification for overseas quarters, wider provisions of Bureau of the Budget Ciroular A-53, and CIO Administrative Order Ho. 31. William B. Caldwell CAP=12 Robart Spalding CAF~2 Justia O'Donsell CAP=12 Albert R. Haney CAF~12 wihlirch De O'Heal CAF-12 Chief of Stuticn, Chief of Station, Chief of Station, Chief of Station, Chief of Station, Santiazo, Chile Lima, Peru La Pas, Bolivia Quite, Ecuador Caracas, Venesuela 14-0000 i. SECRET TO: Birch D. 0*Neal Authorization is granted for tho orating and shipping of your personal car at the oxpense of this organization in accordance with an arroaient dated 25 Fobruary 1947. The welght of such autouobilo will not be deductable from the total woisht allowed for person2l and houses hold effects. . _ ; y of (Lies Mare 9 Beloorg 7 Wis Proving Officer) SECRET 14-0000 | SECRET TO ae 3 March 1947 MERORANTEY FOR THE DIRECTOR, CENTRAL INTELLIGKNC''s , ‘ SUQImCTs CIC Adrinistrative Order Ho, 31 1, CIG Adrinistrative Orcer No. 31, dufed Octo er 31, 1946, sakes prov'sion for Group II classification for civilian em loyees who ars Chiefs of Missions or principal ofFicers directly subore, dinate toc Tabhington, D.C, The Order specifies that these officials will fst] in ¢reder CAF-13 or P-6 or abov>, unless othervise aporevec by the Mirector. ‘ 2. I recomrend the Group II classification for Ts. B. Calcvell, Robart Scalding, Justin O'Donnell, Albert He Haney, and Sireh D, O'Neal, who will he Chicfs of their reanoctiva Stutiona and direetly sub= ordinate te "ashington, but whose ;rades are bhlow tha CAFe13 or P-6 level. : 3. It 4a believed in each. case that the fulfillment of the oblig:ticns at the Station concerned justifies the Croup II clarsificae . Rion, Therefore, there is at ached a propose letter of authorisation for the Director's risnatu e. The Cireetor’s epproval of this provosed letter will purrit the S-ecial Funds Section to sey the Group II classie fication to the indivicuals concerned, 4 It ia recomrtnded thut the payment under the Grour II classie fication be made effective at of the dated the individuala concerned aesupe the rcsponsibllity at the overseas post. ccs Raristry = Admin. Bldg, DONALD H. GALLOWAY Mr. Dugran Aseistant Director Mr, Terrell Special Operations Special Funds Central Fegistry «2 SECRET 3 14-0000 ent arg fem tas, 3 Fobruary Th? t St SITES AUTLORL GID a TERAUENT CGe OF OFFICIAL Sv.7r0" ant to cutority vosted in mo, tho trousfer of your orficial station fro: " auliddm-tan, 3 to “apacns, rono ela is hereby orderce one approved. 2. This ohungs of officlal station du to by offested as soon as practicible ant 12 ta toa effsctive upon urriveal at your new posbe The transtcr is not fer sour sonvenionos or benefit, or xt your requost, but in tho bast interascts of the Govornment. The reimoursenent of travel expenses da nuthorized, Por diem in lisu of sussactenes ds authorised, wid shall be in accordance with the provisions of Aantuisuritive Order Ne. 42. Living snd Quurt.r3 allorwuiss ot the sotes outhertaod by Budset Cireular : AS shall te pufd, effestive upon arrivel. . Se In accord.nce with tho provisions or BO 9805, and subject to tho availsbiling of funds, the shinmont ut Governacnt expense of your housgheld goods ind nersgonal effects, including packing, erating, ce, and temporary storaze not to axcoed “Llownnee, is suthorifzed. wma GO ay ng, Ulers.ting, dra » Wiehin tae preserited wolght 4. Subjest te the avail bilits of funds, the movement of your imnedi+ nea fomily «t% Goverment etponsoe is autheriszed in scsordunce with reqnl .tion3 prescribed in EO 99056 : ° . , d£ MCmata wv MM Clare : Ariroving Q:ricar . / a LU SECRET . 14-0000 22 February 1947 MFKORANDUM FOR KR. FREDERICK B, LYON DIRECTOR, OFFICE CP CONTROLS DEPARTHELT Gi SVATE Sudjeot: Request for Moreign Service Title aa Attache at Caracas for Mr. Mirch D, C'Neal Enolosuret Personal Uistory Statenent of Birch D. O'Neal 1. It is requostod that the Department of State grant to Nr. Direh D. Clilesl tho Foreicn Service title of Attache’ of Exibassy in Caracas. Verwsuelas 2. wae. O'Neal received his Af, end LL.B. Derrees from the University of Georzia. He wac a Special Arent in the Vedorai Lureau of Investigation for nine years, with service in Latin Anerica, and he practiced Law one yeare It 4s believed that ho possesuses the provecaional wsllificae tions Tor the dutiea planned for hin ard, in acdition, has tho ropresontative qualifications expected of an Auorican official serving: abroad. 3. Mr. O'Neal will recelvo frou ols 4& basic salary ef§5, 005.00 por annus. 4. It ta roquested that a diplomatic passport be issued to Kr. O'Neal, tn view of the fect btiat he will be the chief CIC reprosentative in Caracas. 5S. There ita tranenitted herowith a biopraphical sketch on Er. C'Noal wilch seta Corth in cetall pertinent Lrformation om hin and on lils special qualifications for the duties {bt ia intendod that h~ perforti at Caracas. POR THE DIRECTOR CP CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE? DONALD ©. CALLOWAY Passport senha? Le Sah Assistant Director on 1 Adarch 07? SVohi fred Fen 1 oe. , | : t ra - UN Neate lider. “ we, £0 =f 14-0000 SECRET cos ~ oe pen 47 MEMORANDA \ fo 2 Chief, Special Funds Seetian YRoM s Director, Cra ‘ Tre s aDso S'MSECT ¢ Group IT Classificatinn under Bureau of Budget Cirmular 4-8 ' a 1, The following officials of tho Office of Special ’ Operations are appreved for the Croup IT classification for overe : seas quarters, under provisions of Sureau of the Budget Cirevlar A-3, and Cid administrative Ordor No, 31, Wilifam B, Caldwell CAF@12 Chief of Station, Santia.o, Chile Hobart Spalding CAF=12 Chief of Station, Lima, Peru dustin O'Donnell CAP=12 Chief of Station, La Pas, Bolivia Albert R, Mansy CAF =12 Chief of Station, Quito, Ecuador Birch D, O'Neal CAF=12 Chief of Station, Caracas, Venesucla ° 2. Thies authorization will remain walid only eo long ap the above named individuals remain in their respective poste and @irectly subordinate to Fashington, D. Ce 3. This authori-ation will be offective as of the Gate that the individual concerned assumes his duties at the oversess post. CC: Registry ~ Admin. Bldg. - Mr, Dugcan ROYT S, VANPENATHO Mr, Terrell Lieutenant General, USA Special Funds fdrscter, CId Central Registry ~ 2 Agony Lon. Vo AE Tk tee 14-0000 «SECRET Resuent for Lbosignation of Siren BD. CUenl, ery 1, WELL sou kindly poquernt tha Diente Donurtzent to vee Mireh b, Ctiewl on Abtache, scoriean Loubansy, Coreen Venosnelas es , . 2. Curscan offfee tien not orévicucl:. beon.in ooorne ' - tion uncer C1¢ end will be opened upon tua ervivol) ofr. Gtiieule Intelliuence word in, at the seecant tar vetis; cneried oa in tue Garacas Le brany by the Foderui uucsuu of Teaventicntion, whore representative in thes elt gnivies the titlhe’or Taecl .ttcens. . be a Topeacnooeonim tely coven ov ita pereonnel stutioned at thia pout. Ge co. G'leal servod from Jonuscy Rosi. to Vuy lS4o as a Ssuclal agent of the Federal Luraau of Investigation, In li4ag he avent six wonthia in weundor, Jednel046-.6 csent nina montha in Colawbia, und in 1e4¢-1044 ha ssact nivutess sanths in Jexteo., Ne . wus Civil Atteese in the Awerdean sabes, . exico Clby. i Oe 5 fe ONigul ton wera he is Conigleting srr aveveats Goencac gtstion. 6. becn reliced hin. Sub fect Lait oy the Lap ALTACLA . : will pert : and will be tae orien eashington. the bios DEV Lut roveesentative or CIG, rosurting aisectly to cule to the vredent ttuche to the a Suns feette autian sagdonge es Level rorresantativ ras) or un yolye renluea. ine ot a new OFF ofvices. aE Thig dex nOMnnG) to overete neeurel:, {0 ds order to enable ecu ; tole. tte cthatuga ond Lo issued 2 0 ba LV In Gh] ene 0bLOe. 0 Aap SAS SECRET . ; _ c ; : Siley fe 14-0000 “Loogndéied tisies tie status as tina, a erienn i Be. subject hee detailed uncer aoa .lit obnas garcu © “ hes been in tstoili. Csyaaib oF Vivi. GL) ue aaten, he ny laste > oR puntdoa es wid nied toe hiv a$ntiou by his . LV. ofr. UfNoal vill Fo nece wifo, G2: fe Otlenl, an ccoricancbocn eftdisen wore poracts op also Ascsican eltduonsve ster: Statecent ATA: farsen ce: oe : 2 J/er = en SEGRE) | 14-0000 my, . : i 10 Februsry 1400 MAORAR DUS TOs Lmployeys Liviston PHC? Chief, Foreign livieton T \ SUedetT: birch 6b, OMNGAL F —_—- It ds reouested that “r, ifreh Y, OMaal be transferred fron Unvouchured Funds to Vouchered Funds, to occuny vlot No. 19, Chief, bast Coast Branch, on the Ful saabington 1/6, Eq, Co. Es -t GS-13 F720 .70 eto Cor 14-0000 CONFIDENTIAL LL Fetes ny, 1047 Oe, ee PIE ve, rireh DP. ON sl entered on Anty LL Feortery, 147, with a y oreden meetenient wiL} oe Chief af Stetion, HO, iv. tis: Garnere, Venezuels, ot crade CAFe1? at p salrry of eF905.P0, end we will ce erreie@ on the Speedal Funds reyroll. The onth of office «re com-lted on 11 Februrry, 1°47, and Thotopre pha, fincerneduts, ond other arceratiole vecnired mere requested this erte. Request for thyeden] evamination end inoculetiens slso mede this date. ayreement to remain at his stetdon for the preveribed length o£ tine (24 months) ws alsa conpleted by Ur. OMerl this dete. In this connection, vr. UtNen) posed e& eucetion with recard to relerses pventee to foreten service reraonned when they wich to trrasfer bo other vovernnent ore: aluelions while ta the field, Grptein Eillsman celled ttre, cf orner in Generel Geunsel to oftcin an ariaisn from him in this uetter. Captain itilleaan wes riven the following faforentions Ifa C10 ernylovee wishes Lo teenafer to another poverwent erency wile on nty ator reredon atetion, ane rredar te the ent of hte Sirst yer ahroad, the emtlovee, if relensed by CIO, will not be required to reimburse C1G for the cost of his own trengrartation, thet of his Cemtly, nor the transroctetion o" hig perronel effets te his artyd aul’ duty east. Vetura trensnartetion to the Stetes or to & new vost “ith rnotihear poveranent arency aL he the weronsivility of the indjvidusl, not CIG, Arrerament arvrovel wes riven 16 veheruery, 10473 security elrared 79 Jeuery, 1947, imergency addvess civen dy lr, O'Menle ree. MO Jveel, 20) bvens Street, Prindricye, Gre Tel: Tlie Texpocnry loce] reetcancer Flaga Hotel, “ieshinetion, D. Ce wy Ko Yller CONFIDEN fal 14-00000 Rand. SECRET BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE care with OFOSHAEHIC ” Handle REPRODUCTION MASTERS 1433S . . . : shee mee mnt, eet Non, eirsrevemremnate easement pi nt an naaRN Ranke nie ndntet mimerenenci SRI TAC Ag ote — ewan ange Nb a -~ mee, i Sag ate md wih, A itn aX atten ne athens ea Fata a ame naishie 14-0000 SECRET NOTIFICATION OF ESTA’ “IMENT OR CANCELLATION fate. OF OFFICIA». CUVER BACKSTOP 24 February 1970 _ . ou 3 TH TROL FILS MUMAER Va CHEE RECORDG ARD CONT 286 ; _ - TO: ery SOME perReagre: ares ree. (¥PLOVEL NUMBER (cheer | CHIEF, CONTRACT PERSONNSL DIVISLoON 058553 x | CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONEST (For action) cr 1 cane mune ATING _ nee: see es as Chief Support Staff OFFICIAL BACKSTOP CSTABLISNED REF: COVER vwure : " Retirement Debricf ing - x poeenre suesect Unit Department of State O'NEAL, Birch D. [eesti OF OFFICIAL ‘COVER UNBLOCK RECORDS AX | core g0-n00- 18) DATURA KO) ESTABLISHMENT OF OFFICIAL COVER BLOCK RECORDS (orw 20- 800-51) + TEMPORARILY FOR EFFECTIVE DATE CoB8 » CONTINUING AS OF COB From EOD SURMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY. CHHE 20-7) SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY CAHA 20-7) ascerTaln tHaT CIA __W-2 BEING ISSUED. RETURN ALL OFFICTAL DOCUMENTATION TO CCS. CHHB 20-52) For CCS INTERNAL USE ONLY DO NDT WRITE $M THIS OLOCKR + SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER. CHR- 240-20) SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY. CHR- 240-20) N FOW HOSPETALIZATION Cae? ALMARNS AND/OR COVER HISTORY 1947 - MAR 47 HQS/OVERT MAR 47 - DEC 49 CARACAS’STATE NOM DEC 49 - DEC 51 HQS/OVERT : nee DEC 51 - APR 54 GUATEMALA/STATE INT . APR 54 - PRESENT HQS/OVERT SUAMIT FORM 2688 in WI OISTRIGUTTON: copy b+ aco Cory 2 + GeLaaTina Compontn? copy Ve Dsos . copy 4 + on/teuse 2° - copy S$ + cca + CwaaNO CcpD/sl ie ’. compe 6 + ccs + FOLE CHICE. OFFICIAL COVER, CONTRAL COVER STAFF (4a. 20-43) Foot [55] eek creveous eertees SECRET 14-0000 ee - ‘3 & 4 d \ \ ‘ SLCRET 1 i __ & Deoanbor 1956 ‘ ‘Late LIMCuc Muli FCR: Chief, “ecords ¢< Services Division , . (ffice of Fersoanel . Roe { THROUGH s Security Support Division : i C£Lice of Security , 3 > Sunutet 1; Biroh De O'NEAL a ‘ . : 1. Cover arrangements have been covlete? for the above named ' subject wio wlll be visiting a foveirn country for a . ; : day TDY trip. ' ' i . ~ 2. PfTective —this_da it is requested that your : records be pronerly “eS rsepened) to (gym) (acknovledre) ; subject's current Agency ermlosment by an crternal tnqvirer, i , : . oon OSLPH MA RDAS i Chicf Official Cover % Liaison, CC3 cc; ssD/0S i i - H Yea ‘oo 7 : ee AN j ™ “ Wigs 14-0000 a . SULCRET , — DEC «. 3 UDECRAUDUE PCR: Chief, “eecords ¢ Services Civision : - Cf£rice of Terseanel . ; . THROUGH ts Security Suprort Division : Cffice of Security r i i SUBJECT : John Floyd PARKER 1. Cover arrangements have been ce-mletee for the stuve naned subject who will he visiting a foveirn country for a . day TDY trip. : 2. Tfiective this date . it ts requested tat your records te proncrly YOREK) (re-cpencd) to (agp) (acthinevtedye) an subject's current Agency ermlorment br an external inqvircr. . Chiel,/ 14-0000 . te, } SECRET Pal Of, i Jate ; } MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Records & Services Division, Office cf Persomel THROUCH Scerrtty Suprort Division, Office of Security SUBILCTs O'NZAL, Birch D. ae A.) «Cover arrangenerts have been completed for the above reamed subiect _who will be visiting a foreign country for a 30 day 427 trip. : 2, Effective _ 41, Getober 19s it is reqicated thst your records ‘ be prorerly (blocked) Czo3000mm!) tc Ienvd (aesoradedand sub sect's current i Agency enploynent by az. eyternal inquirer, : JOH BR, STOWELL j Chief, Official Céver & Liaison, CCB ccs 390/03 A ae . ly \} Aes i - J \ 7 _—~ 14-0000 11, Total hours pod wn tump wn — 20 HOURS 12) Sotory rowisi_ 30,05K.00 “ Ba _b-10=70._. 1700 ) - oo iy bad ~— ~ (Hours) - 76 Cam tect by an a 7 he he Ss, 4 Lie FCR CHIEF PAY FOL, 351-2585 Tey (Telephone) Mandaed torm 110 November 168 L1S0- 106, RECORD OF LEAVE DATA TRANSFERRED MRA AL ST ET PE ACCURDAUCE wht gale SChESULES & PL Dlepit atu EXC TeTI © CRT TES Se PORSuAUT TH AUT CET CR CCT ny PROUT The Tre Cte aC? L260, AS AYE. MED, At A SCH Pf setive oO Ts yg ocr uta yree" berespicve OATE OF Pay ADJUST ht wo Soell es blo y Bs SAE SERTAL ORG, Fe.to GReSTEP SALARY ; Gre wh3 2 4 Gelo 7 31,07 \ . 2 \ we cae cree deen nara cae mana — . we ae cee me emanate 1. (AST NAME CRS NAME IaITtAl(S) 12 APPOUISTMENT Oata TOTAL SERVICE POW LEAVE ONS AL BIH D Entered on duty | ze at af sete of separation ) “CDaTE AND NaTuRE OF StpaRaTION OSS ec) 20K a), YOST Tears ah ben ves Ne 10 RETINEMENT( VOL) UNDER CIA HE TIMEMENT — [cooseato be wbiectto See 2030 & DISABILITY SYSTEM 2/PR/90 OF ey, AMO! tonve Bal SUMMARY OF ANNUAL AND SICK LEAVE SUMMARY OF HOME LEAVE PEMARKS (HOURS) ANNUAL . Sue _. (DAYS) . 3 Bolonce trom prot teore yeor ended 1-10. 14 Date arrival abroad tor HL purposes Suwe w10 . . BLO 1976 19 Current bolence on of 9 913038 © Current leave y or accrual ron Both) 16 12 month ocervol rom ek. 19.72 1? Bates leave used, prar 24 PRON i Ptr za _ | & Reduction om cred, tony {cvstent year) oy ie Monthly occreal dete a ie | 9 Total leave tohen 6 ie Calendar days credit for nent axctvo! date —__. 10 Clone ~ ? 18” Bote bore » terre period completed — —_—— MILITARY LAV 21 Dates curing cutcent catendat yt ee HO 22. Dover during prateding valendat yt 23) During teove year 10 which separated 24 During sep increase war: + . peed atur began on bee oeh? 25 Ovang 12 month HL accrual penod {dates} US CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FRM SUPPLLMENTS 296-51 AND 990-2 14-0000 SECRET w. ttvhen Filled In) . n a oT * ae NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ws re . T SER AL IMAP 7 MAME WAST OES LUNE . . Pane CN AL Bie o . 2 NATURE OF PERSONPT) ACTION . Ctrrtc tive pate [3 CAMGORT OF EMnsewEnt ~ RTM Ht Cry heAsa our TA wy ba Rip Ue 4 SPAS i TT a 7° Bs, vtov | | vioe 7 Peauarnat Angle No Chorgedt! c ry aay RUSE 6 9uNbs ieee ONS 9 ORGANIZANONAL UESIGHATIONS 19 LOCATION CF OFFICIAL STATION - . ft wae ~ Ds Cb STAr SOLCIAL INV STIOAT ION GROUY AGS o., ei. TL POSINON TILE 17 POSITION NUMBIR 13 SERVICE (450, NATION a OS OF IER mua 1a CLASSIFICATION SCHEUULE (GS, 18. on} 1S OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 116 GRADE AND StEP 17, SAUaRE CO DATE Go O1ZE.01 16 7 3054 '@ MtmManKs SPACE RELOW FOR FACLUSIVE 5£ OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL NG ACTON 20 Fenplcry [21 OSFICE CODING cout meeae mC ALPHA HG, Wane | ata NS | 24 SPECIAL WEFERENCE 1 40 SOCAL MURTY NO HALTED INSU@ANCE Pre CT rae at “4 Stall Tan Ata LODE ” fou Pare tte WD OED alas Ee WIER OD Guede ing stat . 7 BELAY IM LER GICE HESS HAN 3 VOSS Bhtae ite tthe MORE TAN 2 VANS UALR aeemos BLASTN OFVOWS BRL Ot Chimes, FORM Use Previous . SECRET . Pern 506 ie) Editon acertete My 1067 et BBG : Whee Eled tn! 7 t 14-0000 ‘ SECRET ty. oc 4. _ {Vihon Filed tn} _ ‘ NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION Sra NUMBER 2 AME (LAST SUBST MIDDLEY Gao MAL SER. ; NATUSE OF PERSON! AQHON 4 LECH AE GATE OF Lum Cretter MARTI Peat fel cds SA LITE SST roo LAR F binant maaters fen Charyoobi @ CSC OM UtHte LEGAL AUTHORITY OLED OAR COOL CPL oSe649 SLOT “a : 10 LOCATC Ae CA OAFICIAL STATION thre. 12 PCT te MUMBLED I} SE9VILE LA DONATION DB 17 SALAby OB OAS 1$ OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 16 GBALA ANG STEP Ta CLASSIFICATION SCHILULE GS, 1B, etc) i SPACE RELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OHCE COOING 77 STANONT 2) INTER 26 Mdeiry ALPHABET Leubite wie NG TASHA 2D Umploy con Code SPAGATION DATA COLE 32 Caras tage | Cae wtiaten Cute “ & MA paoy we SOCIAL SECUMIIE NO ALT SIAIE TAK LATA COLE 2 ONO PkhviCd: tema ve, fromm eercury |e ra te the tehweT omy FOOM IKIGUNG LONO STEAK ite Sane voves Vote 2 NO 2 NO 2 BREAK IN SERVICE WSS THAN 3 78S) 2 OHEAR ING Stivil ERE THAN 2 OS; SIGHATURE OR CTHER AUTHERTICATION oe oe - 8 * oe . oe . epee . Fore Ure Previous Sos 4150 My 10.67 Edition VN A aNvemRSD MHL ET am OWFENELE BFL AO CbiNene 14-0000 ey J ORGANIZATION fa {3 iwoe nouRS 3k 230 . H . NEW SALARY RATE ! 6. TYPE ACTION ; i ! _ EFFECTIVE DATE Wut s : 3 - bof 5s te ips ' om) ! et Pee S6OE “EE . . tL. . - = TEN eye e . + ERPS SIRES TES ESRI At seh RSS aats he 2) | _ Te cette oe eaten “630206 ann Ex fCurive j : » £16 om : PO> a§ ciryrege : eae , B ope rvcs ioeanl THE Che aes ne 1949, 14-0000 é ws "Pay A0GUSTMEUT ory te . Ci met EN SOCOR Pane ES ye EXECUTIVE Cares 3; CANCE WITH SECTIANG asa 4. . OF 194%, a5 Anepaeg lt? Pysseasr te AUTHOR TSS ni any? 216 GF PL 90-206 AND ~~ ~ 62" EFFECTIVE “Date OF ony ACUUSTMENTI 16 J iy 1966 - NAM ms OLo NeW SERIAL aPgN, FUNDS G-STEP SALERY — Saraay ONEAL wIRGw 0 ; : 058553 31 230 y GS is 6 $26,477 s26 649 . , tetra na erm See a En tt ena, poe 7) a | } Caeny “216 "PAY ADJUSTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SALARY SCHECYLES OF PL 90 PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF OCT aS PPOVETEN Th Fae CTA act OF 1949 ° AS AMENDED, AND AmDCT DIRECTavE DATED 83 OCT“SER 4962. FFFECTIVE UATE OF PaY ADJUSTMENT: § COTOXER 1967 OLD NEW O8GN, FUNDS S5-STEP Salary SalaRy ; NAME SERTAL GS 26 5 $22,755 $75+778 598553 31 958% Vv OvEAL RIHCK D 14-0000 1 $f al ng 1? NAME [9 OaGaNiZaniors a GNEAL BIRCH D | 34 250 NEW SALARY BATE “[ eras | > | gol hwe | trrtctive OATE . aud 2? gah hyp |Loss | IYO CERTIFICATION ANO AUTHUNTICATION § CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE 18 OF ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPLIENCE, oa rOATe 2, if uf ! 7! f Gi] no excess wor 9 ° [J wn Pay status at END OF WAITING PERIOD [) wor status at eno OF WAITING PERIOD ~ nf — O° . | CLERKS INITIALS. we 5 : hh ae | Pes S6OE Wepre PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION 77°72 2) (ea » woe oa PURSUAAT TG AUTHORT TY ReAnce WITH SALARY SCHEDULES oF AS ahthne PCr AS PRov DEO | DO. AND A-DCI DIRECT} VE Daren 4 ocrouee i9e2es ¢ EFFECTIVE PL 89-504 T OF 1949, DATE OF pay ADJUSTMENTS 3 YULY 1966 NAME | shee SER TAL ORGN, FUNDS GReSrEp sacaRy SALARY BIRCH O 056553 3) 259 y GS 165 §22,534 $22,755 e 14-0000 SECRET WZE 3 10 JAN 06 (When Filled Int . - \ { . NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION , 1 FOU 1, SERIAL NUMBER P MAME (LAST FURST RIODUEY 058593 FONCAL BIRCH D 3 MATURE CF PERSONNEL ACTION @ CPPECIIVE O4SE $ CATEGORY OF EuPLOTMENT cry os o PROMOTION = CORRECTION 102) | REGULAR 7, CONT CENTER WO. CHARGEAMLE , | 8. COC O8 OTHER LEGAL AUTHORIEY 6227 C170 GAAG | «50 USC 4O3 J $. ORGAMITATIONAL DESIGNATIONS 10, LOCATION OF OFESCIAL StATION DUP/CI STAFF . SPELTAL INVESTIGATION GROUP WASH., UC. 1, Position sited 18 Position Numbee 19 SERVICE OLSIGMATION OPS OFFICER CH oOn22 ; O 14, CLASSTEICATION SCHEOULE (65, U0, ete) 1S. Occupational stants 16, GRADE AND S14? SAAR OF BATE GS 0136.01 16 so) : 22331 iT) - ~~ TTS ACTION CORRECTS FORM 1150 EFFECTIVE 01/0:2/U6 AS FOLLOWS: ITEM #7 WHICH REAL 6227 NOG (XK TO REAUY 6227 0170 0000, (SPACE BELOW POR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 20 Employ | 21. OFFICE COOING 22. STATION ! 29, INTEGREE 24 Magis [ 25, GATE OF BIRTH 14. BATE OF GRADE [a calc or te | wumRmC aLOMaBEriC COE . coor Cte a4 os. va . ys P= Preeti) yy Te expints 9 seeciat = [30.0 RETIREMENT OATS 1. Separation 22. CORRECTION /COmCELL ATION DATA 2). Secu MES TRENCE BATA CODE. ar aT aye [row ata» nea No Eo | 3. CAREER CATEGORY ys. PEGE / HEALTH INSURANCE 4 SOCIAL SECURITY HO. one OOF Coot Oo whivEk WEALT a Ih COOL Cam tte " ° 1 ves bend ewe r “REVIOUS GOVERNMENT SERVICE DATA FEOERAL Tax Oats a STATE TAR GATA ‘ONO PREVIOUS SEAVICE FOna EVECUIRG! CODE | wy Fas EXEMPTIONS | FORM ERECUTED cone [MO Tac|ararecoog] =. 1 NO BasAR EM SEAVICE ‘ves vee exeme ™ 8 DREAM IM SERVICE WESs Trae 3 vA) tua Be mo oe en an 1 BACAR OH SERVICE ine THAN SVR Se 1 ‘ ~ © ' \ die \> WY 1 “+ an Use Previous 50 Edition Eecisted "00 potmedy a ah | tay 14-0000 — . a ae SE _ a RéFs 23 VEL 65 . When Filled In} : - ace NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1. SEQraL RowaLe 2 AWE (LAST FERST-OOL ED . 058553 | oat BIRCH D DMATORE GE PERSORMLL ACTION SSSSOS*S*~*~*~<S~S*S~<S*<CS””””S”S*”~sCUR VE ATE |. CTE CORY OF ELEN . ao Ley AL PROMOTION Ob Oe) 66 REGULAR Tie | [ewe | 7 COST CENTER MO. CHARGEABLE | 8 CSC ON OTRER (COAL AUINORITY ‘ rons > ; . Pome] awe fsz27 ance coon] 30 ust 409 v 19 VOCATION OF OFFICIAL SEATION #. ORGARIZATIOMAL CESIGMATIONS OOP/CL STAFF . SPECIAL INVESTIGATION GROUP Ti, position TINE WASH,, O.C. ; TW POSITION NUMEER 19 SERVICE DESIGNATION OPS OFFICER CH an22 D V4, CLASSIFICATION SOMLDSLE (65, UE, ete) 1H OCCUPATIONAL SERIE: | 16 GRADE AND STEP 17 SAVARY O8 RATE os 0136.01 16 5 | 22331 ~~ SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 19 ACTION 33. Ewptn.| 2. OFFICE CODING 22 STATION | 23. INTEGREE [14 Negra | 25 OATE OF GIRTN [26 OATE OF GRADE | 27 OATE OF LED Coos (ode muweRiC ALPMABETIC coe (ete uo ba Ald wo oA wm wo ta re 22 {10 piesa [ct 79013 H OM , O13 QO}, O20 {O14 p2 66 28, WTE EXPIRES ip SPECIAL wv. RETIREMENT DATA Jt, SEPARATION, [32 CORMECTION CANCELLATION DATA 3D SECURITY | 4 SEN “Tay Ta, RETERENCE BAIACODE FI Tao ee REQ HO. 1 op ee TV — 35. VET, PREFEGEWCE 1 4 SERV COMP ATE | 37, LONG COMP. DATE | 30. CAREER CATEGORY @ SOCIAL SECUEITY WO. copa Oo. ry aw oA ™m wo oA er) na toot S WAWER MEALIN INS CODE Liser Ae tse vies . itor | | | | Pa otewe ft Gt PREVIOUS GOVERMENT SERVICE BATA 42 LEAVE CAT] 42 VEDERAL TAN OATA STATE TAY OATA coor 8. NO PARTIOVS SEANICE cone FORMELECUTES COOH HO TAL EXEMPTIONS FORM ERECUTED nO TAR rare coos vo wo PERAK IN BERNICE Cove v.ves oer. ~ 2 GREK TN BERTICE GAESS THAN S VASE a.n a. D PRE AR Ue SERUICE Re THAN 9 VAS) SIGNATURE OR OTHER ASTHENTICATION, tr.) Chie | 64-00F tuctufed tym aaloeane oe (When Filled FORM Use Previous tiez 1S8 Edition 14-0000 BPAY APY ISTSERP PU AMC URAAICE «PT Gag ay SC Ar ULES OF PL vga SOL PURSL ART TC AITHOSETY ne bot as eenvgre? In THE Cpa ACT oe 19489, AS BYERSED, AvE wePCE POLTCy UTcerftye DATED *% .CTURER 1982," ERFECTIVE DAVE OF Pav ADJUSTMENTS Pu OCT%dt i 1905 UL "SAME SEATo, u8ev, FULIS GlesTee Seuary NNEAL BEECH D ASEUEY 31 2h2 ve. GS 1S 9 FLSA TEE Fie et os tee ~ . woe freee a ce Cost Center Number 31 2530 v / 4 NO FXCESS LYOp 4 4 3M PAY STATUS aT END OF WAITING PERTUO 4 4 LWOP STATUS AT ENO QFgwAITING PERTUD CLERKS INITIALS We AUDITED uY o a Lt aay New SALARY 679,008 Le ene nt ony a carn 1 CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE AWOVe NAMEN EMPLOYEE [89 OF aw aCCEPTAsaLeE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE, \ ip, 8° a o e ay 8 of Mo 8 tu 8? Ses b SIGNATURES Ngo ote a Sue ue YS Ou? ew PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION Form Odsutete Prewous vat 560 Edition Q QATE 16 Caen ue 1} ne Cee (45h 14-0000 ns ADJUSTMENT OF SALARY RATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH mug SCHEDULES OF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SALARY REFORM ACT OF 1964 PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED IN THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT OF 140, AS AMENDED, AND POLICY DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL , INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOLEH 1962. : SALARY CONVERTED TO RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUAL'S GRADE AND STEP AS INDICATED IN CHART BELOW. GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964 crave L____ Per Annum Rates and Steps lif 2f3f4fs5 /fe6fa7fs {8 { 10 es- 1/$3,385/$3, 300 $3, 615 $3, a30 $3, B45 $3,960/$4,075 $4, 190 $4. 305 $4, 420 GS- 2] 3,680; 3,805; 3,930) 4,0. 4,305! 4,430 680) 4,805 GS- 3/ 4,005) 4,140 2 275 Poth z ot 4,680} 4,815 : 20 2 085 5,220 GS- 4 4°480 4 "630 4,780 4'930 5,080 5,230 5,380} 5, "530 5, 680 5,830 GS- 5} 5,000 5.165 5,330 5,495 5,660 5,825 5,990 6.155 6,320 6,485 GS- 6] 5,505] 5,690} 5,875] 6,060| 6,245! 6,430; 6,615; 6,800/ 6,985] 7,170 GS- 7) 6,050} 6,250) 6,450; 6,650} 6,850! 7,050) 7,250! 7,450] 7,650] 7,850 GS- 8! 6,630) 6,850] 7,070} 7,290] 7,510! 7,730] 7,950} 8,170] 8,390] 8,610 GS- 9] 7,220] 7,465] 7,710] 7,955] 8,200} 8,445} 8,690] 8,935; 9,180] 9,425 GS-10] 7,900] 8,170} 8,440) 8,710; 8,980; 9, 250 9,520] 9,790}10, 060 10, '330 GS-11] 8,650| 8,945} 9,240! 9,535] 9,830/10,125;10,420/10,715/11,010/11 "305 GS-12/10,250/10,605/10,960/11,315] 11,670) 12,025/12,380!12,735/13, ‘090 13, "445 GS-13/12,075}12,495/ 12, O15 13,335]13,755/14,175/14,595/15, 015 15,435/15,855 GS-14/14,170/14,660/15,150|15,640/16,130|16,620/17,110/17, 600 18, 090 18, "580 GS-15 /16,460/17,030/17, "600 18,170 18, 740/19,310]19,880)20,450/21 ‘020 21 '590 GS-16! 18,935119,590!20,245/20, "000 21,555}22,210/22 "865 23,520/24,175] ..... GS-17 21,445 22/195 22,945 23,695 24.445 pe weebcncccd eeeee] eeuee ateee GS-18/24,500) .....J 0... foe ep ee ee ed eee Pee ee Pee eed eee eb ones 14-0000 - 7 Jct it yes uh PUHLIEG Law 870703 ah ope . fe Tu Tre FREEVESTONS YU S FULL OWS vad egecne te ten Mtigust 1956, SALAvY IS ADJUSTED AS FULL ° ERE CTIVE & VC ANUAKY 19# 4s CLD NEW NALE SEHTAL OR GN Funds GheS! Sala Sala At : . , RY Sal aRy S BPACW KAoSX as 5 6 § Ap Was $18e 40 ANE AI > : & Eemarks ond Authentication 4 / NO EXCESS LwoP 4 IN PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD 7 LMOP STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD CLEXKS INITIALS AUDITED BY I CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ANOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE IS OF An ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE. SIGMATUREN you | gv, Re Beye PATE po ls O86 3890998. S a Bao 00” ae a PAY CHANGE NO/ZIFICATION form Obsctete Previous gor 4560 tna . (#3) 14-0000 a AND 793 ae eonp Ty Tur PROVTSTONS GF Pa eo aS ac jastea AS FSLLOMS. {N accuRg ace eater ‘ nGaesT tata. 2b wORaNcue ae Oc) NeveMNe Tt OOcroace tong cr wed we Out OLG . oT SALAzy Scapa OGM FUMES ghadt SALARY SS i= NAME ByAGAS #45030 15 3 589553 32259 y 13 3 Oneal @IRCH © _ ee ttl Ute as + pee parent as Terme wet Fly tee DEMME LED GTR TE aes . yreen cht eee . @ yo SECRET vot (Whon Filled In) oO i Cat Center Humber 4 LWOP Houre , fet SG “8553 OMFAL ATPCH A PSO v t) ese [8 _OLD BALARY pate 8. BEY SALARY RATE 2,_3YPE ACTION ae - Grado]! Step | ~ Galery Leat Ell, Dato Grade Step aa Salary Effective Dato Pst st ADI. iS 4 PATONG] OS7N7 60) 15 5 15998) Yf29/6) . ? 8. Remarks ond A Remarks ond Authentication - 1 : 7a HO FYCESS LYOP TN PAY STATUS AT FIO OF wet Pres pePron INLUOP STATUS AT END OF WAETINS PrRIOD o. ¥ ou to ee a er | | = \ Fay" 560 OF igy Prarie SECRET ae Lot 14.90000 - ay DE NEMO DATED rm accagnance wilt THE PROVISIONS OF Pe Le B6-563 AND DS ee _ = weer we te Jub . ST 19869 SALARY IS ADJUSTED AS FOLLEKS errecTIve ia JY } AUGU fe 2 2 OLD SALAacy NEM SALARY 2-57 SERTAL ORGN GP, 6h CNAME ; | \ $70 $145705 , §4 18 GS-15 4 $136 ° PTRCH D 158553 | 1 ONEAL TRC | | 16h EMMETT De ECHOLS DIRECTOR CF SER SONNEL | \ + - _ TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER 9. NUMBER OF HOURS LWOR | @. CHECK ONE (po axceas Lwop CO ercess vor if EXCESS LWOP, CHECK FOLLOWING: Oo IN PAY STATUS AT EWO OF WAITING PERIOD 10. IMITIALE OF CLERK y7) ( ACHITED 8Y a Oo 10 LWOP STATUS AT END OF WALTING PERIOD TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 12. TYPE OF ACTION 13, REMARKS O) vee. (J uve, (pov apsvsveene 14, AUTHENTICATION 1 aah 560 SesPKEEE FoaN Subs" Seon SECRET OFFICIAL PERSONNEL FOLDER “ear, 14-0000 ey SECRET (WHEN FILLED IN) NEW SALARY I RATE Ervecrive aeciwe ONE fur S'tAL WO . on , of 158553 ; . — a arrecTiVE DATE. | : SALART aaa lamer | wo . E : Cc RTIFICATION EE E SATISFACTORY. "| CERTIFY TH pore 82 560 aan a nae Het te: man 96 ren ne pce REN IRE E TAt en ALLOTMENT 5 : ASSIGNED GROAN, 4 Funps | 3. DOP SCT v~20 ONFAL AIRCH D NEW SALARY RATE EFFECTIVE DATE OLD SALARY RATE SALARY vo [om | LAST EFFECTIVE DATE GRADE stipe 58 6. SALARY j cmoe [ser | ee ee GS 15 2 $13 2070/05 035 | 57 65 15 3 $1337 11 TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER 9. NUMSER CF HOURS LWOP 8. CHECK ONE [V]_ no axcess cwor ia} excess Lwop If EXCESS LWOP. CHECK FOLLOWING: IN PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERINO 158663 VO. INITLALS CF CLERK in| WN LWOP STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL GRADE STEP SALARY 14. AUTHENTICATION 1719 oitd 32 ¢ ie 134 vegas 18nd 33 rata 560b SECRET PERSONNEL FOLDER 1 waa, 56 m 14-0000 oo ee reesgiye’ vetoes gD AETENTRY EP PESTINS LZ JANA y 628 pT Mates . — : NT STED 83 FELLAS we amy ag CF GE dh E pes MIGSTES ss ~ EYRCCTIVGs S2u4! 3 | : cay SLLATY ; : f NEA See ae eee Tak egaggeGter CLO SALARY | : -_ fal ° 18-2? TPL 9 BRO Eps? a CS-18- : queaL afer © VERES - EOWA Ne STOWART oe DESECTOR OF PERSON ES | w . : a SECRET a) — = i Nes 6 EARLS TUES oo : % ASSILNLO CREAN a FUuSCS { pan . OOP /CI-7 yvr20 . NEW SALARY RATE __ es a 2: a CPRECTINVE pare . = LAST EFFECTIVE patt race ster SALARY — ~ ~- nace eter SALARY ; wo oa 7. _ = = = = ee seen 4 T2610; 11 06; $5 15 2 {$ll»s } | 15 1 S1lle | REMARKS CERTIFICATION _. cr E SATISFACTORY. VE NAMED EMPLOYEE AR AND CONDUCT OF THE ABO 1 CERTIFY THAT THE SERVICE 7 ‘ ee . Tiusenes nw e1DERVISOR 24 ar anal mt i* Ly a 77 - SECRET - bi (WHEN FILLED IN) €; DDP/CI NEW SALARY RATE Tt j ~U EFFECTIVE OATE GRADE STEP SALARY an eed GRADE STEP SALARY cet 57 Lad O58 wo 95 $11e610; 15 2 1$115889 TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER 15 9. CHECK ONE ee NO EXCESS LOSP CC] excess twor | 9 NUMBER OF HOURS LwoP Is EXCESS LEAVE LWOP, CHECK FOLLOWING: : (! am pac status ay ewe or martina rearse i 10 INITIALS OF CLERK ~~—~—«dDC NS. AUDIVED BY oO 16 CWOP STATUS AT ENO OF BAT NE METIOD 4 TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 12 PROJECTED SALARY RATE AND EFFECTIVE DATE =<. 13. REMARKS GRADE STEP SALARY 1a AUTHENTICATION 14-0000 :- wah FORM ES) 19 panty ( are arene aes ‘ ., é crane ae ress beveart waauan CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION — dsb LAME (8 meee me OLE MAMET, IMITIALTS, 6Ob BERR AMD 2 CASE OF BIRTH j3 JUL PR ALOR ACTION Ny @ bate Mr, Bireh D, O'Seal Kirb D 2 suce 1913 | [do 395 This is to notify you of the follawing action affecting your employments ~~ B. NATURE OF acron ¢¥VG8 DTAROAED ttawinoveay a EFFECTIVE GATE 7. CisI& BCAVICE OF OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY Pronotion 6 Nov 1955 50 USCA 403 J FROM To #. POSITION TITLE IOC 1-CH BO-22 1O—C ICH Barz G3-0136.53-14 $10,965.00 Par A G3-0136.53-15 811,610,00 Par Annum BS SERVICE. SERIES, GRAOL. SALARY DOP/CI Staff Office of the Chief Spectal Investigation Unit 10. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS 41. HEADQUARTERS Washington, D.C, $2. FIELD OR OFPTL = ricto = SCPARTMENTAL 14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION | fy 5D/DI 19 DATE OF APPOINT. 20, LEGAL RESIDENCE MENT AFFIDAVITS Waccessious ony | L] cLamco [] rroveo DEPARTMENTAL le [email protected] RETIREMENT ACT ts. | 16. 17, APPROPRIATION GCA [RACE 4VEB-nOS proms 622705027 STATO uly a ai acuanns) This action is subject to all applicablo laws, rules, and regulations and may be subject to investigation and approval by the United States Civil Service Comnission, The action may be corrected or canceled if not in accordance with all requirements. | ‘Oreo a Ve ° e 4 o Oo oO OO ‘ANCE PERFORMANCE PATING. 25 eM, OMG EF 88 OL 8 oe 8 She wt ww os Ne ee wo oo oe ee ones een Ven vent een er ee rector of Personnal 0 8G ee” 6 GO OD “OS 2) Si Gawte men GFd LY AUTHENTICATION 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY “PU, 6. COseaN MENT PAINTING OFPEEr 1092—919796 Oly Cyne tte wy 14-0000 BIANDARG Face ase 8 Pann acy - vise. ‘. ( i cnartie er viacene Wiescenee cenua, CENT seem ey. . . : RAL INTEL ASN CE AGENCY 440° Le NOTIFICATION OF PERISONNEL Au iiae, 12 Sark or BeIW 13 TOURYAL UAACTION NO 4 DAiE lj May 1955 AME Cwm make mee ome rete meee, Mmersacise ne yee Mr. Bireh B. O%foal LX ame 1913 Thi is to Rone yor you of ‘the following action affecting your r tmplevment! 9. WA WATURE OF ACTION Whe sramoaag TER MINCLOOYD @& EPFCCUIVE DATE y civ pravice OF OTHER LEGAL CON OTHER ATGAL AUINORITY 3.0.3. Reacatgment (Correction 30.uBcA. ho3 -- —_—__—_—___—— ‘204 Area Ops. of (Sta Ch) BAP 102-14 @ Position TNE ®. BEAVICE. BEees. GRADE. SALART 08-0236.53-14 $10,200.00 por anmm pop/ct staff Office of the Chicf Special Investigation Unit OS -O136.0L-14 $10,200.00 per annum nor/Am 4@ ORGANIZATIONAL OLSIGHATIONS 1b. HEADQUARTERS Vashington, D. C. Cuntemala City, Cuatenala OCPARTMENTAL DEPARTMENTAL $2, FIELO OR HTPTL 1A POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION wie Tue | 18 SYMECTIOC. $s, 13 VETERAN S PREFERENCE 20 LEGAL RESIDENCE RETIREMENT ACE (CJ cameo () proveo ~ 5=3560-55-053 | = Stare: ‘ar ncuancs: This acti eee anh) ect to all applicat’’ laws, rules, and regulations a may be subject to investigation and approval by the United States Civil Service Commission. The action may be corrected or canceled if not in accordance with all requirements. 19 DATE OF APPUINY. MENT APPIOAVITS iACCeeeOMs OMEN) onan previously F pasha 318, seem ated 6 May 1955, to show the correct EFFEC C7 FLO. 708 = SALA, heewwstl The de "Pransfer TO Vouchered funds PROM Unvouchered finde.” Maen nthe cae nee a ee ea eee 14-0000 mot tate STANDANO FuRM SO 18 Fan, er ea Me aathin aay avon sen DoLlisiias ( Peomurcatye wy rea on, Feorans Peasceate oe -ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CHertea wy, FeMras, PERE RMEL BAUR NOTIFICATION ‘OF PERSONNEL ACTION ? | 4 DATE 6 May 1955 CNAME cum -wi39-mee Wome ature MAME EMUTIME Ie) eae SueNeMEE 2 UATE OF DietM hr. Ditch D. ONTEAL | i dime 1913 This te to notify you of the following action affecting your emplaxments oF euee tamnean ? on S”™”~™~””””””” «dS, er recsive DATE 2 Cis Srrsee ne vines LEGAL AUTHORITY §. NATURE OF ACTION cues Btanbaad temmreoioges Arca Ops. Of (Sta Ch) DAP 102-14 G. POSITION TITLE @. STAVICE. SERIES. GRADE. SALARY C3-0136.53-14 $10,000.00 per annum pop/ci start Office of the Chief Special Investigntion Unit GS-0136.01-14 $10,000.00 per annun porAat 10. ORGANIZATIONAL OLSIGNATIONS 48. HEADQUARTERS Guatemala City, Guatemala OSPARTMEATAL OCPARTMENTAL 42. FIELO OR OLPT'L 14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTIC® Trew p vice a crvve i 17. APPROPRIATION 18, SUHsICT IO“. g. ie. CATE ares a 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE aux raows release ‘acercos vein | LJ ctanmeo [) proveo bes ’ Tor 35-3560 55-058 STATED is - a. fo = a a Ate nt nn can aon a1. Remarcs, This notieie dR oate ) set to all applicafth laws, rulos, and regulntions afiamay be Subject to investigation and approval by the United States Civil Service Commission. The action may be corrected or canceled if not An acoordanes with 411 requirements. Pm “franafor TO Vouchered funie FROA Unvouchered fui.” mA ENTRANCE PESFORMANCE RATING: +--+ ~ Director of Personnel See ee eee et ee a ee — 22 SIGNATURE CO Heth srt aT CA TION WU Teer ree al ewe e OFFICE 1084~ 3197S 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 4a 3 9 37 14-9000) TLE VT OM EMT PRINTING REID rend S200 8 Ferrel) perereed Roxy ond orgontalans’ daugasrar pete te gee a ee tw we pe te TN Frplopeee none land voctel teenie Serew? mek oe when appeopriolay & fande end totary ; uw OUNLAL To. Avéned by, ae en nt a epee ween eee iF, Twor ‘dora [Put a ‘a opriste space: covereg | bes woe a erty uw du icp tans gas cae ol ote WO periods . [7] Neo acon tWOP, Total encoun 1WOP . L.] 9 1WOP mone ot end of wore period || pe mrenntes ey conn. Sox Oh PAYROLL CHANGE SLIP—— PERSONNEL COPY Gen, VU. 3. Octoher 26, 1934, General eguanom Mo, 108 14-00000 ~"" REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill In items 1 through 12 and A through D excep! 68 end 7 unless ofarwise Instructed. | i applicable, obtain rasignation and fill ta separation data on reverse, 1 MAME (17 ~Sise-Aloo——One govern pinmne, fitiala), and euenama) |) ROMCOFGIRIH a mtauest Wa Te oat oF neauest | of » BIBCH De ed 1 June 1913 \ - 7 apredh i nature oF action provestio | Wetter pore 1 3 OROTHER A PROVOKED, (GAL AUTHOR. A PLAZOMNEL (Specuy whether appalntinent, promotion, separation, efo ) CONVERSION FROM P83 STATUS cob 8 Aprediw SL POTION (Specily whather extablich, whange grade or title, oto.) . D APPROVED: ED hans Cposiow fi ne 100 ‘hkma OPs oF (STA CR) BAP 102-1 » BaF= * ratanr OMOS M0 03-0136.0lell, $10,000.90 pede MOT UHATIUNS pop An GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA moo AREA OPS OF (STA CH), BAP-102-1h . Uttache (Political Ofor), PS3<3) 08-0136.01-lk, $12,600.00 Pete. (¥a3-3, $8961.90 Pore) ppp/WH GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA | fx] neo f ] orvastnenran . A REIMIQES (Uso reverse if necassary} BAPo102 Mate of roaignation from State J ee . 8, aLQuesito BY ward fits | 0. Tp. REQUEST & ‘athe ‘ag ACES, FO at eG Bidnatur a] IL HEADQUARTERS 1a rieto GA ocpamtMenTaL | nue OTPARTMERTAL f elt Me @ FoR AODITIONAL InSORMSTICN CALL UVarneand telephone extension) Titter I “4 FUTON GA SIICATION ACTION 18 SURCE TOC, 5 | 19, DATE OF APTOINT. “Ta LEGAL HLADENCE 13 VOILHAN PPE PLE freae | wld fornae) e7. mW eanT fd 18 | i | 17. APPRLHRIATEM SEA [RACE hatsta MENT ACT MLNT AFEIDAVITS ron yo 50055<058 (bo “hO} cacctsaions ony) =, (CLAD [7] Proven MiW 10 eane f STALE: "2, STANDARD FORM 9) FEMAKKS APPROVED BY FA CANEER SERVICE BOARD pcre APR 12 1854 2. CLEANANCES SSCL OR’ GNATORE A. ——* B. CEIL. OR FOS CONTR | TB © CLASCIFICATION oa iti On ts es pene “yet se tees oe “D. PLACEMENT OR CMP. wr Gut 7. b. ) A noe 6fMe8hty Ub dt its an Y, tg Prt ee lee Do lee dee eh OT F. APPROVED BY 14-0000 23. RESIGNATION Se ee TP REDIGN POR THE FOLLOWING REASON: MY LAST WORKING OAY WILL BE a Saat wee se <p ten ee - . (S'GNATURED 24. SEPARATION DATA FORWARD COMMUNICATIONS, INCLUDING SALAHY CHLCK3 ANO BONDS, TO THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: oo Whoo sneeecanenanennecenencns Takeen cD gag tettetticcteneenececnecences oe cooirteenntitenaseengg ig gg teen eetmerrontemesenaeneen aaa geereetceteneo tiga FT GRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES , -- QUALIFICATIONS . #f pertinens Loe 0, REBT LIP FOS SoD (if pertinenny EDUCATION Ps - Easontial: 7 my SEX AGC RANGE ___ Opatradt ” : x ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS (Evparience, Skilte, Lan, os, Arag Knowledge, otc.) Bie MIM CEL foros stray ee hes . a dyte te * why rh) hayes ify eoyene? see . age tN DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS (Exporlance, Sktits, Canguages, Araa Knowledge, etc.) forarane SOE I eens ted en 14-0000 { sTampson ror $20 ~ pmowy arity oF ne © 8 CA brevet CoveRteR MAM Ant OE ETOP ED SOE, REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 ond 7 unless otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse. 1 RAE (Afe.— Mee Mire —One given name, snitialls), and eurnarme) | 2 GATE OF oinEW % ALOUEST Ka, Mr. Birch D. O'NEAL . lamme 1913 Z - 4 mATuar OF ACTION REQUESTED A grrecrive OANE © GATE D9 BEQUEST 16 Feb. 7G 4 OR OTHFR ue GAL AUTHOR: A PERRONAEL (Specety whether appointment, promution, saparatian, ete ) PROPUSED: Reassignment 28 FebeSk ~ a POUTION (Spocily whother oerabliah, change Qtade ur tithe, ete ) . B. APPROVLO: FEB 2& 1958 “as f+ & porition Tree AnD 1o— OPS OF. ‘Sgigge, ura. mune APEA OPS. oF (sta CH) BAF-202-14 (attacho®! & SCOVICE, GRADE, AND (Attache, $553) 69-1321, $10,000.00 peas Stary G8-0136.01-1h, $10,000.00 peas (sa $8961.00 pea.) m8 growizaTionl, ese $8961.00 peas) GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA. 1 WEACQUARTERS GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMAIA nao DEPARTMENTAL A GEMARES (Use reverse if necessary) BAF~102 ta rp on ocrersmentat_| | x ] nas (| eerasrwenta ae ‘Ce angatie) 0, ACQUEST APPROVED GF A Sifmature? & $08 ADDITIONAL INF ORMATIOS GaLL (Name and telephone estension) talophone estension) Vo C. LYNCH, xei:h57 Title: 13, VETEWAN PREFERENCE [14 POSITION CLASCIFICATION ACTION ford | wart OTHER] OFT. new [vice | LA [REAL fo CDs FI 18. ]_16_] 17. APPROPRIATION 18. sunicr tOC 3 | 19, DA APPOINT- | 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE ¢ RETILMENT ACT MENT ariowvits “BAF mou. y3560-55~058 (1E3—No) (ACCESSIONS ONLY) Ciciamen (Jrrovep To, sane 21. STANDARD FOKM 80 REMARKS L > hh. 22. CLEARANCES INITIAL OR SIGNATURE DATE [ REMARKS: - "Pe ee a | B. CEIL. OR POS. CONTROL — | C, CLASSIFICATION a = Mo Bait grist F. APPROVE BY ae? oLa 14-0000 we Gg venue ner ERM MENT PRINTING OFTCE: 1983-0973) OFFICE: 1882 - UPIST7S 2 tay tall : l ne arr eo oy when oppomicls) S. Grade and wlory Cs ” PAY ROLL CHANGE QATA : Base fay [ OVERTIME, FE Gkoss PAY | - att. Ae sono | LCA. NET PAY Ti. Appropevatioals) 13. Avaited by w~ O Poy_ediustment Qg Other step-incracse is . Date tat | t6. Old ‘salagy \7, New solary equivalent roe. . increase 2: rae | oo 19, (WOR dota ell To oppraperate spaces covery (ROP to cave of weces (wor) doting Iollowing pesods): Pevrouish “ Q Ros}es c 1 psf ap rie Be OOF as & ond & (71 nto acon tWOP__Total encom LWOP aa Bre GF STANDARD FORM NO. 1123d—-Revned Form prewitibed by Comp Gen, U $ PAY ROLL CHANGE SLIP—PERSONNEL COPY Now, &, 1990, General Cray! tens No 102 tnetials of Clerk tye “steak py ane wo nn yg pst oa an ee, - stanoAnO FonM 52 ‘sace ” "eal PROM CATO BT FE Cee a SD 220 aR er Femtr ay pee OL “" REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTICN ener aie 23 laut ye REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items to through 12 end A through D except 68 ond 7 Ualess otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resiguetion and fil i in segaration daia on teversa. th oar e or ate ck REQSEST LPS jeo DATE OF “Rcavest | “LMaiAl (fe —Mise—idrs.—Ore Qnen tare, imal), aad bureame) Mr. Birch De O'NEAL 1 Jun.1913 - | 7 Mare53 PA MATURE OF ACTION pecvEaTED, me EN gt |nesoncira A PERSONNEL (Spreny whether arpointinent, promotion, separation, en ) i * HS AL AUTHUR-; Reassiganent _ & Position (Specify whathes establish, change grade of title, ere.) | | B APPROVED: ~ APR 12 195 “Woe SS ro on TITLE AND in ie ° Chief of Station (InteL Ofer) sGS-.l ; OPS OF ¢ CGUIEFJ Ba-131 (attache - Political Officer 4. StavICE GRADE ANO (Attache - Political Officer GS=1h, Weeoww pranF PPO “ GS=132-1L, qeeeovee peaeSP ERD | Grss3e $2451) "peau Gess-3, $8431) = D H a TL HEADQUARTERS Iit taaala City, Guatesala Guatemala City, Guatemala “7 reco ‘a ~] ECPART MENTAL 12 FIELO OR DeraatucnTan | x RELD { ! DEPARTMENTAL Jz ml (Use reverse if necessary) wy a BAW131 AP??ONE9 BY oa an fl CAREER nian msl ok aa Q KA Cake DNC LL ienal 23 | - | & Reoetsr arreo COBY yr oot te be OM! Sacstee Chard 2A: ary) (oR hoprhroNsL AF ORAATION CALL (Nane and tolophone oMension) ""g. REQUESTED BY. Tithe: Oe 13, VETERAN PREFER EWE uw N Nona | wail loTHER Sor | so ruT “| ” jets i pres CLASSIFICATION ACTION ea ak 16,_| 17. APPICPRIATION 18 fete GS | 3% DATE. OF BROT. | 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE 13 + fca, 3520 wn |, CACLCSSIONS OALYD (Jcwamco [] proven ra) _ STATE: oY hte al 22, CLEARANCES |__ INITIAL OR SIGNATURE : A £, CEIL, OR POS CONTROL : ee “C. CLASSIFICATION PD. PLACEMENT OR EWPL. | E. 14-0000 ——— <0 oer ae Nr 2. Pay ro od . and organizational designations __NTELLIGENCE AC AGENCY ‘ _ cuployoe's. shame (and “ocial security account number when appropriate) 6, Grade and salary “OMMEAL, Mirch 1 2 We 89600 PAY ROLL CHANGE OnTA GROSS PAY RET. TAL BASE PAY | OVERTIME 7, Previous normal normal 9. Pay this period . 10. Remarks: ont men Fk IL. Approprlationts) . ite year of TE) vi va 3/23/59 ame on a 18, Audited by Other step-increase 17, a salary 18. Performance rating is satisfactory of better. rate LJ 14. Effective | 15. Date last date enuivalent 30 Bar 52 17 sagt $00 T9" TWOP date (Fill a acorcpriate spaces covering (Signature or alter —— , ied bd Oe PERS during following perieds): ed Leva wap te res SSH [2.0 AWLP stati at ng WP ihe i ee uf Clerk Ne ie PAY ROM CHANGE SLIP—PERSONNEL COPY », 1950, General ezulations No. 102 To—mdti tide *U, $, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1931 975703 ee . 14-0000 ; wheat SECRET Sey seen CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION \ O'WEAl, Biroh Da waSuur GF arto GRADE AND SALARY OFFICE Olvision BRARCH MID MID perc stanton ob fuatenale Clty, Cuateaje../. Guatemala Citys. Gus pnalanone i] one a OR assist awe simec lon CLAVE IFICATION PERSONMER OFFER YES no . ; . POLT OLFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED In ACCORDANCE wits estucy Recurations | [—] [C_] PATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED O% SECURITY CLOAREO OW OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNEO ENTERED ON OUTY SIGMATURE OF AUTMENMTECATING OFFICER ’ Bubjeot inte rated into the Dopartsent of State as FaseS, $3481.00 Subjoot isto be paid the differeance between CIA salary of $9600.00 md EXX salary of §8481,00 to be paid by the Departnent of State and allowances in ascordanco therenithe Subject ia duo a lump sim va-‘ment for annual leave to be paid up to 2 Decenber 1951. + CUTIAL FULDS BUAME- QUFIDERTIAL Ft : Foam mo, nov seep 17°! SECRET 14-0000 “y ° SECRET 34 CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION OATE NAME ONAL, Birch De . wee | OG Adush PL. CRFECTIVE CATE ° POAT UIE OF AL THOM _...Arpointnent | 30. September 1952 _ é offedee) — Lepion, Glalhe Guatemala City, Guatemala OFFICIAL STATION APPROVAL POF ASI TANT DIRTCTOR Executive QUALIFICATIONS: 4 EE end ; CLASSIFICATION F -é 7 ves ho ° HORIZLO IN ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS oO i J. ¢30 ZOctober 195k ) August 1951. eoneurrense ... 2 Ootober. 198. Oe IGRATORE OF auton AtC2 1186 CAF LHD GATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED Of SECURITY CLEARED On OVERSIAY AGREEMENT SIONTD ENTERED ON DUTY REMARKS: Please transfer leave froa vouchered to unvouchered funds. # Request for reclassification of vrade fron GS-13 to GS=1lk submitted to Classification Section, FOC on 6 August 1951. ane “SUANT TO DCI DIRECTIVE Op, ey .. TIVE 24 OCT. 1951 Le Me, PLARY ADJUSTED TO $4 _oagfeafse Te, y $ bog - 8] / %n% G m0) Csco0- e4frti[t? 2% LoD oafire (47 © hovtaes O7ol SECRET aro woranwa-t 14-0000 bo einem ate meet os _, asetdalel eee eeetaten pated ana Te eee 80 be Panes CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ICATION OF FERSONNEL ACTION inp Aeuet UND SURNAWET - = ONE GIVEN WS | Biren D. O"Iuol | 6Ay | 10/26/52 2 DATE CE B'RIM io ACU RNAL OR ACTION GY 4 Ff RTE hei dean natefy vow a of the following avtion afectxs war emplovinent: ee eee eee i" “erncue pane , Gavel srevice OR OTHE ® peat aumoniiy Schedule 4-6. u6(v) SOR ATUMT GP ACTIN use CTAN DARE te ews OLOEs) Reeigeation® . 9fe9/2a aod TO. _ 8. POSITION TITLE OS SEAVICER SERFS - GB-130-14 $8800.00 per amma guavich jean Inspection & Security Staff 10 GHLANITATIONAL Alion Affairs Branoh DISIGHATIONS Security Control Btaff 13 HEADQUARIEAD Vasningten, D. C. . . “4 sep ‘ : : ' ViePrsree 42, FILLY GA DLE L biked i ! Ui PART MENTAL " 14. POUTION CLA ATION ACTION new vice LA AL | pws w | 6/9. t oe rae eee ae + meee x 17, APPROPRIATION LT SU MCNeND ACT {ou went Or ATroinr: i 29 CRGAL RESIOENCE REFER oy ' 4 ad rex 2129900 ine no! Mitinuerome, ge! olarwte C) proves fur yoo. Yes ' |" @aorgia 2U, REMARKS: THIS ACTION 19 Suusect 1 TO ALL APPLICABLE LAWS RUILS AIO REGULATIONS AND MAY RE SUQJECT To INE! TORTIE BND APPROVAL BY THK UNITED STATES CAVIL SLRVICA COMMISSION TNE ACTION MAY BL CORRECTED OR CANCELLED tF NOT IN ACCORDANCE wiTH ft REQUIREMENTS | o seeopt other employment. - 3 pera cone Coo o/i/si thry 1 hou he anh 2 holtéage D/A, | | : ’ ae JOGTPH B. RAGA “Ff / Chief, Pereamel - Division _ ENTRANCE EFFICIENCY RATING. Senne ‘ 22 SIGNATURE OR OTHER AUTHENTICATIGN e WV. 3, GOVERNMENT PAINTING CFFICE (1950-000873 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 14-0000 s -TANDARD FOP 97 (S PARTS) titers cae casted at Teprede peasvean, Waauat CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION [3-4 EONAME (sm. [email protected] GIVEN NAME, INITIALIO). AMD BUANAME) 2 GATE OF BIATH SOMITE tr. Birch D. O'Heal 6/1/13 9/15/50 a dha deta netity you al the following actlon affecting your einplayment: 3. dQUANAL GA ACTION RO 7. CIVIL SCAVICE OR OTHEA LEGAL AUTHORITY \pehedule a-6.116 (bd) G EFFECTIVE CATE 9/17/90 S. “NATURE oF at AcTIO® 4U0E CLANDAND TERMINGLOGY) Promotias Intelligence officer Gs-1s (Cafef, Alien Affairs) 08-130-14 8300.00 yer annua -13 & POSITION TITLE Intelligence officer (Chief, Allen sffairs) W-130-13 @7T800.00 per annum Bw .§3626 . Imspoction ani geourtty staff Alien Affairs Branch Seourity Control staff 9. SERVICE, SERits, GRADE, SALARY Ingpection and Security Btaff Alien Affaire Branch gfeourity Control staff 10. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS 11. HEADQUARTERS Waehington, D.C. rete | DEPARTMENTAL vashingtes, D.C, sas rie. : z moe VETERAN s ORE? ERE SCE DEPARTMENTAL 12. FIELO OW DEPTL u POsTION CLASSIFICATION aa new [vce [ia 6/9 50 2) LAGSL RESIDENCE fg: asseeo ([) proven STATES 19. eee OF APPOINT. NT APFIDAVITS vacceoulune ONLYD Ma suaarcr 10 6.8. BLTIREMENE ACT ivee-NOD a. remanns: This action 1s subject to all applicable laws, rulos, and rogulations and may be subject to investigation and approval by the Unitod Statos Civil Servics Ceomzission, Tho action may be corrocted or cancoled 1f not 1m accordance with all requirezents. eeu oek a ROBERT A. STRICKLIN Lo, ENTRANCE EFFICIERCY RATINGS fe, ing, rook — Te U. ©, GOVERNMENT PA U. ©. GOVERNMENT PaintinG Grrices 1950 - a72048 ow 4, PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 14-0000 STANDARD FORD 50 (8 PANTS) oy : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY APAPTOO NL. PEOMDAR PERBONMER MANUAL NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION cg 3. dOUSNAL ON ACTION XO, | 4. OATE SIV 7. CIVIL SCRVICK OA QTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY Sehauske AW DLO (1) TNAWE Gen. aie MAe.-ONE GIVEN MAME, INITIAL(O2 AND SURNAME) 2. DAIL OF BINTH Br, dre 4 onl fury Dai fete notify vou of the feilowing action affecting your employment: “y waTuAE OF ACHON woe OTANDAAD TEAMINOLOOY) Tranafer ®& Roasalp ant Lachedaed of. haf 13to Intell ence offiorr (Chal) 6-13 B. POSITION THLE Tnvclhipanoe Ufficear G=l3 (hie’, Aldon affairs) Goel3eeLy = 9 7000,.0) por ances WeD el} £7000.50 per anut Bust Wiis % SERVICE, SERI cube aa Inapootion and Security Staff Alion Affairs Security Control Staff 10. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS Fer Kast Const Branch 212, NEADQUAATEAS Tanhbr. Gon, Je be 12. FIELO OR oEPT‘L [ FieLo ] OLPARTHENTAL 14 PUSITIGM CLASSIFICATION ACTION wim | ok mEAL. My Piso 20 LEGAL RESIDENCE fy chaimeo (_] proven ZL 90 oe rnc , je Vd—lGh roe STATES, aa remanks: Thig action is aubject to oll applicable laws, rulos, and regulations and may bo. subject to invoatigation and approval by the United Statoa Civil Sorvice Commission. The action may be correotod or cancoled if not in accordance with all roquiromonta. Washincton, ly &, DEPARTMENTAL 19. DATE OF APPOINT. MENT AFFIDAVITS (ACCRODIOND ONLY} 14, $uUBsELT 10 ©. 8, RETIMEMERT ACT (veo-mar fei, as ’ Spray: ENTRANCE EFFICIENCY RATING: ae Pe EUG n toe Agcintant Cole", Farsommel -tytal on 2 SIGNATURE OR OTHER AUTHENTICATION YIU. 9. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1850+ 079048 4, PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 14-0000 TTT TNT enema pe Ae eran ey rere re rete peter oe Steepes: serrse ne bod te ereriee oawistes CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 7 %¢ 3/10/50 LowAEE RL MIS. TL ome mw Ohm, TALES) 8D aM | 2. ATE OF BIRTH / JUURNALCR ACTION NG | & DATE Hy. Birch Doel 1903 32072 PO arch 190 Thae obo dify yeas if the fedborteg wtuen affection yr empby ment £. BATYOL OF ACTION (uss SiamseRD Free ertT TTD ©. LEFECTIVE DATE 7. CIVIL SLRVICE OR OTHLA FEGAL AUTHOAIFY 20 tines 290! _Scheduda A=6.146 8. POSITION TITLE Intelligence Officer (chtef) G3-13 9. SERVICE, SERIES, 8-13, $7800.00 yer annua GRADE, SALARY 10, ORGANIPATIONAL DLSIGNATIONS. t Coast B #1, HEADQUARTERS ‘aghington, [. C. . | | vigto | ] oerartwen TAL {2 FIELD OR DEPT tL | FIELO DEPARTMENTAL ~— ee a 1B. athieae ry wat FEALACE 1a, POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION mew | vice [ta faa es oer pw errriryy) 1% ener Bu £1nes= x CBC 144) 19. AP lt, PROINTS MINT AFFIDAVITS (ACCESSIONS ONLYD ettaw | 20, LEGAL RESIDENCE CLAIMED ["] PROVED 18, SUBJECT INC. $. REAL MENT ACT ce sos 17, APPROPRIATION veoms STATE: te 2. otusers THis ACTION aa aete SUL APPLICARLE LAWS RULES AND Meotanons AND a ual 2 Mar Fe cation AND Feet fart Tak ACTION MAY BE CORRECTED OF CANCELED FF NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL REQUIRLWLATS, St UNITED STATED CIVNc Shee 2d COMMISSION, Bebject hac eatisfactorily completed trial period. Previcvsly exployed vith tho Zzocutive Department of the Goverment as a 06-13, $7300.00 per amr. as“ Eo Doolin. Chi a. Q.. q: BORCTRG FOSS — cis STD EMTPARCE EFFICIERCY RATING: Y 22. SIGNATUAL OR OTHER AUTHENTI TU. 6. GOvERNweENT PRINTING OrrifZg tee = eRanee 4. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 14-0000 . Date 1 O'NNEA’ xch Ps . MATURE OF aCTIOW * EPPECTIVE Dane TITLE GRADE AND SALARY OFFICE OlVISiON OFFICIAL STATION CLASSIFICATION DA*M OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED ON SECURITY CLEARED ON OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNEO ENTERED ON DUTY Please transfer leave to V funda. mov igen 27°! SECRET 14.90000 a SECRET 8 A WAWE O'REAL, Biroh D. ; : VATURE OF ACTION’ CFFECT IVE Cate 20 February 1950 - : 0 THTLe GRADE AND SALARY os TEQ0. E OFF ICE ° Olvision BRANCH OFFICial STATION DAN OF OFFICE AND SO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED ON SECURITY CLEARED Of” OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGHED ENTERED ON OUTY SIGNATURE OF AUTHENTICATING OFFICER FORM 40, wov sees 27°! . . 4 SECRET “HO SECRET 1 ONAL, Birch D. watust GF action Conversion-Class, Act of 194.98 Trhee GRADE ANO SALARY SSS es APPROVA! OR: & POST OIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS PATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIOAVIT EXECUTED ON SECURETY CLEAREO ON OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNED ENTERED OW OUTY ARKS: "Por authority contained in Letter - DCI - 10/28/49, FORM NO. : ave 1949 37+ t PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE NOT TO BE USED. SECRET YU, voverber 1949 EFFECTIVE oatt 20 Oetovar 1949 exECUT IVE i L FILES cory it PAYROLL FILES GONFISCATIAL FUROS Baaich - eran Lad Co Co SIGNATURE OF AUTHENTICATING OFFICER 14-0000 ana _ SECRET _ ¢ —_— : - z CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION Chez WANE oare i Myoh Do evi an ee REST OESCE AT TIME OF EMPLOYNEAT ‘(Ocal apoue sa. ™~ ‘ CITEZERSHIP SEN J oate oF greta * SraTys MO. OF OLPENOENTS CATE OF APPOINTMENT Tune me | ee ATURE OF ACTION TFFECTIVE DATE wt sith... Late TETLE GRADE AND SALARY OFFice t ‘ BRANCH \ OVI S1ON OFFICIAL STAT arecss : APPROVAL _ FIELD HEADQUARTERS COPY. IM Faygoue sizes CMY od thee CHIEF OF STATION CONFIDESTIAL FUROS persia FOR THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR PERSONNEL OFFICER Lferng £1 Gr. POST DIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED 16 ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS OATH OF OFFICE AND WO STREKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED On SECURITY CLEARED OW OVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNED ENTERFO ON DUTY AUTNENTICATFO BY Subjeet hac had no increase in salary since 9% Ausust 1%, Tecertity that the service ant corduct of the enpleysa during the period have been saticfsetcry in si} ee Rrane = FORM NO: 57.4 PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE NOT TO BE USED. Fee 194° SECRET 14-0000 Sh some a eter retertmmcitate nae ot ate epremeemmmnremewerits cea eet i} { i { i i i t H t ff 2 July 19h7 f tT « For . Pat, FROM 8 OS, Fara unel Division SQUTCT: «Persomel decton Data : The followias personnel actions have bean approveds Rana Nature of Action Proe to FLfostive — Fiok, Leunard Rp ores Giuied, frujitle Oravay42 2 June 19lg Tarrington, Alaa es liawuna Quater-*- Clty 27 June 19k7 Yoore, Hannah res : Huvara Lina 27 June 1947 Warelian, Donald Ce 103 Nevin fan Sulvador—~ & Sane LWT POMC Mary Je Vg Qulte, roesador C3 udag . 29 June 1947 Ubicals Bireh Dp Promotion Cited? hay ig 20 CA@13, $7102.70 “ah AUize 19h7 Alnon, Collinge De rumotion Cabell, SO1SHeLO CAPH12y 25705920 4k Aue 19L7 Hervart, Naford Prunaobion Chel, GL elO UA a3, 7710620 24 Au; te 19h7 Calawsll, “121 19 B. Pfmotion Ala, AUD CAFel3. $7102 020 Zi B40 19.7 O'Devnall, Ju.tin Ke tronot.on Chl e012, £7%G—e20 CHF=13, £71020 2 lente 19NT CAF eo, S2blielO “Aleb, $3071.08 29 June 1947 Martin, Charles be Pronetion The vroposed promotion « of ‘uward 4." roliuo froa uperationa OFficaty TAF, sualg.co to ‘porationa Officer, CAf@ll, £15070 was coburn: d with the recem-rta.ion that it be rovuunl ‘ted abuut 15 Auguat Whe This action hug not bean caneelind and ida being held in the e:nlayoes official pergoiun 1 folder and 11 be retarted to the tersorme] ‘oviow Caxdttee on or about the cujjingted date. sy @ Porganent Chaign of “tation. 14-0000 hawt OMfeal, Birch De 20000 ALT Cn. Promotion -. wee A¥ AUG ; 2e-Jone: 1947. ron MAKI TAL staves —. Marrbed@ oo NATVRE CF EFFECTIVE DATs Py wo FI POSLiics Chief of Station... o. CONTROL NO. CLASSIPICATICN .... CAFeAQ ATRUAL ORES SALAKY §5905920 —- OFFICIAL STATION. - Caracas-—.--———- ---. Coot OF LIVING N GPECTAL BO LIVING TOPAL UFFICE: PHANCH OSGAPBR DIVIEON Cnt lange LL pr STEED LT UE ERD GPATES OTHER ¢ elty da deent.) ALLOT. of ALlottee} TOTAL GROSS SALARY PER PAY PER LUD Sathorioue and dfrect ¢ _I here com: - ARNUAL GROSS & aos Increased on decreased) . he Dleburaine GrePtood bo uske above allotments from EPR { LOCATION CF DEFENOE CLI; 1 \ web PCULTI Ch gpdeg ef. Statlea-— -——. CORTHOL NO, | toys oak ' trem OFFICIAL ALLOWA! Gli Cust? OF LIVING SPEC TA L POMRIGH LIVING TOUAL. . DIVIGTON F — ny nd bd 14-0000 JOR DECCRTPTLONS SPECTAL QUALIFICATIONS REASONS FOR ACTION _ DATE OF LAST PACMOTION Slot #1, Fmployee 0 with » orpind zation Ll Tebe 1947 and haa been at prevent station einoe 7 waroh 1h7e | APPROVED = U.S. OFFICE _ Odea he the aoe vate b:2S-V) Chief of Mission TC ‘9 rer ‘7 Dias} Date. n a uilge bare G/ u/s) Security Officer (Branch Chief Date APPROVED OFFICE (Pied Date Special as Officer ala ‘ Date Funds Officer) Cpecla 14-0000 ’ ARENGAGEMENT SHER: gy . oak . LE) To be FLilled oul In duplteate by the Unit Admlatstrative Officer for { Ay all prospective employees to be pald from special Funds, . To, be accompantad by detaLlled Job description, complete blographical dketch, and a formal notice of sevurtty clearance, and Personnol Action Request Lf engayement Is overseas. Fy) To be approvod or accepted by tho officers in the order listod belaw, 4. Original to bo retained by S.F.} copy to be returned to inittating Administrative Officer, 9 Jarory [917 . l, BAMES Bisco tig OYuBAy 2. LEGAL RESIDENCE: ra a ADDHESS OF LOCAL LIVING QUARTERS: ete ( TEL. 4. ENTHANCE GN DUTY pares Los recent a ic spongy 5. ANKUAL SALARY? __gJg8¢s~ BSIOS, 22 CLASSIFICATIONS Carel? 6. PEHMANENT STATION: __tatia Amariga -- Carona, Voneznc . aa 7. POCITION:__ Guief of Station, Fut CONTROL NO. fp 4 fi TP SUBJECT HAS REEN TRANSFERRED, STATE BUREAU, BRANCH, OR DEPARTMENT OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT FROM WHICH TRANSFERRED3 9. GENZRAL REMARKS:_ Souurity daveativatiun soquested 9 January Ju67, eee ne A. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Le vas ae ee DATE _. inty B. BRANCH CHIEF am BS Ue anes DATE ERSONNEL R Z G. CHAIRMAN, EVIEW COMM ITE D, (Por the) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR. me : eh L DATE. “7. DATE __ E. CHIEF, SPECIAL FUNDS FORM NO, 4 aces SEP 1946 33-1 ~~ ae SURED 14-00000 OP =“ LUE] 27 Noy tuea . MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch D. O'NEAL Q April 1967 - 22 November 1968 - Mr. O'Neal has had years of experience in the field of special investigations, Domestic and foreign. This includes prior service with the FBI. Special complex and sensitive counterintelligence cases requiring detailed research and analysis are handled by Mr. O'Neal. He seeks economy where applicable and he is a competent supervisor. hh, hr ames R. Hunt cting Chief Intelligence Staff EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: . y f_— LI Merreader/"%6 a REVIEWING OFFICIAL: ames gieton Chief, Cdunter Intelligence Staff ate Diu l 14-0000 Coated . SECRET : (When Filled Ta) CMPLOYEE SERIAL NS OWSED FITNESS REPORT O58 SECTION A GENERAL . SATE OF BIRTH 19. $4. GRADE 3. $0 1. NAME (Laat) {Fieet) fin i i Q! Ab cRARGL Da —____u9 00/13, rola dD. 6. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 7%. OFF DV) BR OF ASSIGNMENT if CURRENT STATION _ bvop/Ci/SIG Washington Ops Officer Ch CHECK (X) TYPE GF APPOINTMENT 10. CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT [eancen [[neeenve [ [vewonsny [| [mand spent erence] yfavecian Gamer Tl, DATE REPORT QUE IN O.P, 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Feom- to-) 1A 1 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION We Weak wmonce fanges from wholly incdequate to slightly less than sotisfoctory, A rating in this category requires positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on probotion, to reassignment of to separation. Describe action token of proposed in Section C. (Middle) 2. OATE OF BIRTH i, SEX A+ Adegqyote Perlormance meets all requirements. It is ontirely satistoctory and is characterized neither by deficiency nor excellence, P+ Proficient Performance is more than satisfactory. Desired results are being produced In a proficient manner, S - Strong Performance is characterized by exceptional proficiency. © + Qutstanding Performance is so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comparison te the performance ef others doing similar work as to warrant special recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES Liar up to six of rhe most important specific duties performed during the rating pertod. Insert rating letter which best descr-tes the manner in which employes performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of thot duty. All exstoyees with supervisory responsibilities MUST bo rated on thair ability to supervise (indicate number of employees auperviaed). Gating SPECIFiC OUTY NO. I c OU 3. LerTeR RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO.2 RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 2 RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OUTY NO. & @aring LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 6, 1 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING Take Into occount everything cbout the employee which influences his effectiveness In his current position such as par- terres formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent persona! traits or habits, ond particular limitotions of talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performonce during the roting period, place the letter in the rating box corrasponding to the statement which most accurately reflacts his level of performance. | s FORM 45 use Previous EDITIONS SECRET oan Ee ade Be SBS tt 14-0000 ™ SECRET ~ * . (When Frbled to) EMPLOVES SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT _— \ 058553 \{SECTION A GENERAL T. NAME {Laat} (fire (Middte) (= DATE OF BIRTH [3. SEX i” GRADF {%. 30 j ! O'NEAL, BIRCH D | O6/0L/13 i Mm IGS-16; D _ 8. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 7. OFF DIV/RR OF ASSIGNMENT /8. CURRENT STATION OPS_OFFICER Ci DRP/CI/SIG | WASH. D 8. CHECK (A) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT [ 10. CHECK (4) TYPE OF REPORT CARE ER-PRO ON aL (. X ANNUAL ‘RE ASCIGNMMENT EMPLOYEE | [arectac (Specify): ; [_[ orecian (Spectr): 11. OATE REPORT DUE IN OP, . 12. REPORTING PERIOO (From- fo-) -Apri 96 . i lL Apri 966 ~- h 96 SECTION 8 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION W- Week Performance ranges from wholly inadequate to slightly leas thon sotisfactory. A soting in this category requires positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further troining, to placing on probotion, to reassignment of to seporation. Describe action taken or proposed in Section C. A+ Adeqvote Perfarmance meots atl requirements. ft is entirely satisfactory ond is choracterized neither by deficlency nor ? excellence. P- Proficient Performance is more than satisfactory. Desired rasulrs are belng produced In o proficient monner. S- Strong Performonce 3 choracterized by exceptional proficiency. O + Outstanding Performance is so exceptional in relation to requirements of tho work and in comparison fo tho performance of others doing similar work as to warrant special recognition, SPECIFIC DUTIES _ List up to six of the most Important specific dutios performed during tho cating period. Insert rating lotter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY effactivencss in performance of thar duty. All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST bo rated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees aupervised). SPECIFIC DUTY NO, F SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 2 RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 SPECIFIC OUTY HO. @ SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & LETTER RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 6 9 HOY ‘e6! OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT. POSITION RATING LETTER Take into account everything about the employes which influences his effectiveness in his current position such os per- formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent personal traits of habits, ond particular limitotions of talents. Based on sour knowledge of employea’s overall performance during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box corresponding to the statement which most cecurarely reflects his love! of performance. s FORM 40 use PREVIOUS EOITIONS SECRET “08 14-0000 a ~ SECRET VINO G7 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch D, O'NEAL (1 April 1966 + 31 March 1967) Mr, O'Neal has been Chief of the Special Investigations Group since its inception. As a former FBI employee he brought a wealth of investi- gative knowledge to the Staff. ile continues to handle detailed research and analysis of special complex and sensitive counterintelligence cases in a highly effective manner, He is a competent supervisor and realizes the value of economy. A. uw Anse James R. Hunt Deputy Chief . Counter Intelligence Staff : EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: ' OD: 2.) Hey /167 Date REVIEWING OFFICIAL: Valens afr 22 Mer 1967 vames Angleton Date Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff SECRET | 14-0000 5 : ; me : SECRET . we (Eden Fatted In) . RVFLOVEE SERIAL NUMDER 058553 FITNESS REPORT GENERAL SECTIC : ee De ye ar vary \’) Senn 7 2777 ¢ TPT) (MEMie) la. cate oF oath [3 sex ie srave '8. 80 . O'NEAL, BIRCH Dj o6o1i3_ | mw __ics-16 | "AL OPFICIAL POSITION TITLE , %. UFF-OIV’AR OF ASSTONMERT § CURRENT STATION . [OPS _OFPICER CH 0 DP /CE/SIG _ i WASH., D.C. @ CHECK IX) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT . (OO CME CK OG TYPE OF REPORT x ve | ENT SUPERVISOR NMEMT EMPLOYER CARFER | [awennve ] [Teweonany INIT aA REASS © AAKEA-PROVINONAL (See inatructiona + Sectivn C) X PANNuAL jee 11. OATE REPORT DUE IN OP. . _ 1a. REPORTING PERIOD 30_April 1966 “ 1 April 1965 March 1966 SECTION B PERFORMANCE EVALUATION — W > Weok -Perlormance ranges from wholly Inadequate to slightly lesa than satisfactory. A rating in this category requires positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling. to further training, to plocing on probotion, to reassignment of to seporation, Describe action taken or proposed in Section C. Performance meete al] requirements. It is entirely sctiafactory and ts characterized neither by deficlency nor (Fromm to) “A> Adeavote _ excellence. P + Proficte: Performance 8 mora than satisfoctory. Desired results are belng produced in a proficient manner. S + Strong” Performance }s characterized by exceptional proficlency. O - Oytstanding Porformence is so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and In comporiton to the performance of others dolig similar work oa to worront special recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up fo six of the mos? important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which beat describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with supesvisory responsibilities MUST ba sated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees eupervieeds SPECIFIC OUTY NO. | SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 8 RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NQ. 4 _ e RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8B RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 6 2 s ouht ever OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Ma Take into dr, thing obout the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current position such as par- formance off Bpecific duties, productivity, conduct on je cooperat 33, pottinont personc! traits of habits, and particular linitations of talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating porlod, place the lettor in the rating box corrasponding to the statement which most accurately reflocts his level of perlormance. s RAVING LETTER SECRET FORM 4-82 45 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EOITIONS, 14-0000 oo MEMORANDUM IN LIFU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch D. O'NEAL (1 April 1965 - 31 March 1966) Mr. O'Neal continues to be engaged in special complex and sensitive counterintelliqence cases which require detailed analysts. His performance is always at a high level. He supervises his personnel com- petently and he follows qood government economy practices. James Rk. Hunt eputy Chief Counter Intelligence Staff EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: Bink, §, Iu A REVIEWING OFFICIAL: ; James Anqleton Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff tied’ b Excludes tra ae “tat. doen and dea siz 4 14,p0000 SECRET Chen Filled Po) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMOER FITNESS REPORT 05 G _ . GEHERAL og ee oe _ (First) middie)” [* ATE OF aint ‘| SEN iF anak [* 30 pee OT MEAL, BIRCH eae . Mo} GS715_ 5D - 9. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE 7, OF F-OAV/AR OF ABSIUNMENT (&. CURRENT STATION PON/CI/SIG _, . J Wash., ECK IX) TYPE OF REPORT TONMENT tuPRavisos RC ASSIGNMENT EMPLOVER 30 April 19650000 Apri b4 = irch_ 196 SECTION B _ ; PERFORMANCE EVALUATION. W + Weck Parlormance ranges from wholly inadequete to slightly fess than sctialoctory. A rating In this category requires positive remedial oction, The noture of the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on probotion, to reassignment of to seporation, Describe action tohen of proposed In Section C. A> Adequete Performance meets all requirements. {1 Is entirely satisfactory and te characterized neither by deficiency nor once jeonce, APPOINTMENT ” fnescnve, ~ Ty It H TEMPORARY & (See instructions + Seciton tnairian M_[oAnsan Bemciat (Specity1 11, DATE REPORT OUE Ih O.P. P+ Proficiont Parluemance is more than sottsfoctery. Desired roaults ore being produced in a proficiont manner. S + Strong Performance ts characterized by exceptional proficiency, Performance 18 80 exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and In comparison to the performance of othere doing elmilar work o8 to worront special recognition. eee SPECIFIC DUTIES Liat up to six of the most important apocific duties performed during the rating ported, Insert rating letter which bost desccibes the @ EACH specifue duty. Consider ONLY effectivon in performance of thet duty. All emplo. MUST be rated on their ability to suporvite (Indicate number of employaee aupervioed). sate a me ene tert Aa eR re RATING “0 + Qutetanding tee - SiLedla Wass Leer ean rr SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 2 Tina TYER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. BD RATING : LETTER wae a Tina BPKCIPIC DUTY NO. 4 TTER 1 » 8 one ae RATING SPECIFIC DUTY NO. LETTER — Orme TING TTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 6 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION thing about the amplayee which influences his affectivences In his current position such a6 pore formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperctivencss, pertinent persona! traita or habits, ond particular limitations or talents. Based on your Knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating porlod, place the fotrer in #hy rating box corresponding to the statement which most accuratoly raflocts his lovel of performance, 21 APR 196 ian 45 CHSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS, SECRET RATING LETTER Take Into account ever 14-0000 : ~ SECRET 16 APA eS MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF PITHNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch D. O'Neal (1 April 1964 ~ 312 March 1965) There has been no change in assignment during the reporting period. Mr. O'Neal has been engaged for the major part of the time in conducting and performing complex research in connection with several sensitive counterintelligence cases. His performance has continued at a high level without _interruption. He is a competent supervisor and follows economical practices. A. thea” (3 es FR. Hunt Deputy Chief Counter Intelligence Staff EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: Pith 5 DO Mat REVIEWING OFFICIAL: JZ James Angleton Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff SECRET t] declestiitatica 14-0000 ‘ SECRET - (Bren Filled tn) FITNESS REPOR . ee __\ GENERAL _ Lae) (Firet) la. pare of pay O'NEAL, BIRCH D 06/01/13 ©. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE — TTP OF eon OF ASTIGNMENTO. CURRENT BTATION Io-cr . [DDP/cr StAFF/SIG Wasbington, D.C. 9. CHECK IX) TYPE OF KPPOINTMENT { ft cHecn O0 TYPE OF REPORT x. Cannon | Tar be ave [_ l TEMPORARY — mere ~ #SIGNMENT SUPERVISOR CAREER-PROVISIONAL (S: tlona + Section C) XH [ANNUAL Perrayes (Specity)t “Teeecian (Spectty): 2['. onte mePoRT OVE IN OP, ~ ° 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From: to) - _ : 10 April, 1964 i April 1963 = March 1964 SECTIONB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION W- Wek Performance ranges from wholly inadequate to slightly less thon satisfactory. A rating in thie category requires positive remedial action, The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on probation, to recsslyament or to seperation, Describe action token ur proposed In Section C, A> Adpavate Porlermonce meets all requirements, It la entirely sotisfoctdry ond Is characterized neither by deficiency nor excollence, + P+ Proficient Performance is more than satisfactory. Desired results are belng produced in a proficient manner, S + Strong Performance Is characterleed by exceptional proficiency, . O- Qytstending Performance Is eo exceptional tn relation to requirements of the work and In comparlaon to the performance of others doing similar work a6 to warrant special recognition. _. ___. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the moat importont spocifle dutios perfoemed during the rating poriad, Insert'rating letter which best describes the manner In which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY offectiveness In performance of that duty. All employees number of employees supervieud), SPECIFIC DUTY NO.8 SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 3 RATING LETTER ry DONT On RATING ectric OUTY NO, 2 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & ene SPECIFIC OUTY NO.6 RATING LETTER OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION _ a RATING LETTER Toke into account everything about the employee which Influences his cffectivenoss in his current position such as pers formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on je cooperativencss, pertinent? personal traits of habits, and particular limitations ce talents, Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, place the fester in the rating box corresponding ta the atutoment which mos? accurately reflects his level of porlormance. 29 APR 1964" w= 7 a" 48) cesovere Previous EDITIONS. SECRET dowaqieaiog ond SS ee Te a Aametr. «Galea Ee 14-0000 “ SECRET MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITHES& KEPORT SUBJECT: Eirch D. O'NEAL (1 April 1963 - 31 March 1964) ~ There bus been no “change in duties during the reporting period end the caliber of the performance of this career officer has continued at a high level without interruption. de 1s thorough and unalytical and makes « material contribution to the accomplishment of the Counter- Intelligence mission of the Agency. He ie alert to the necessity for “ economy ond performs capably as a supervicor. MM. brunt JGses R. Hunt, Jr. : Deputy Chief Coumter Intelligence Staff EMPIOYEE GIGNATUKE REVIEWING OFFICIAL: Jemes Angleton Calef, Counter Intelligence 6teff Mie oe Fe, ods 14-0000 15 April 1963 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch O'NEAL _ (1 April 1962 ~ 31 March 1963) Mr. O'Neal has continued in the position of Chief, Special Investigations Group, Counter Intelligence Staff during this - reporting period. He capebly performs and directs the work of this group, and during the past yesr has performed commendably in the handling of certuin sensitive matters. He is thorough ond reliable. Mr. O'Neal's continuity in this job incresses the value of his services to the Agency. ( James R. Hunt, Jr. Deputy Chief, Counter Intelligence Ststf a wad 2 O Meee ’ loyee Signature Reviewing Official; J. Aphetn James Angleton Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff oO 2.5 APR ma 14-0000 erent wee 2. 23 Auguat 1962 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch O'NEAL 1 April 1960 - 31 August 1962. 1, There has been no change during the reporting perlod in the highly efficient performance of Mr. O'Neal in his position as C/CI/SIG. 2. We recommend his continuation in this assignment where continuity is a requirement, CoS Jgmes R. Hunt, Jr. Acting Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff Memorandum has been seen by employee, CTR Ir Mosc] 14-0000 3 Aprdh 1762 SORASANESS FOR: = Biracter of forsonesl GREE 3 Witecse Fepore 2. Fitueso report cee mubadtiel tn mesorsatin fora om 80 Doserber 1:0 for tim fulleviag person: O'NEAL, Birch a. ‘hero has been mo change in essigaunt end the evelestion reseins the wen for tuo rerting seticd ending D merch Wel. wy BOON vi) 11 0 YH eH MREICE PY LER FOMMES 14-0900 a whey MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Birch O'Neal 1 April 1959 - 31 March 1960 . ; 1. Mr, O'Neal is in the same position, doing the same job, in the same efficient manner as was reflected in his last fitness report, 2. At some point in the future Mr. O'Neal would like to go overseas again. The CI Staff is perfectly happy to have him remain here indefinitely. ee ! ’ §. H. Horton Acting Chief Counter Intelligence Staff Aerte 14-D9000 % : we “= SECRET "7, Baer Filed In} nrg FERTAL NUMBER FITNESS REPCRT 153553 SECTIONA~S™~™~‘“sCSC™SCSCSCSCSCSCSENERALE tT. NAME thee (Ferat) {WiKiTe) 2, 0ATE OF BIRTH O'NEAL, __ Birch, 9. SERVICE DESIENATION) 6. OF FICIAL POS VON TITLE SD/DI 1 1O- Cl - Div Ch a CORFER STAFF STATUS a MOT BL IGIOL Ke rerrrry “TBAT ERRES [renin pe — TT 10, OATE REPORT QUE IN OP, [V FEPORTING e re 30 Aprit.1959___ [I TFeb $8 thea Apr 54 SECTIONB EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES List un to six of the vost imoortant epecilic duti formed during the rating period trating number which best describes the manner in which empluyee performs EACH specific Consider ONLY offectiven formance of that duty. All employees with supervisory teaponsibilit MUST be cated on theie ability to supervise (indic: of empluvees auperviaed). 1. Uneati sfoctory _ 2+ Barely adequate 3 : Acceptable _ ‘ ‘on at - Tent oo” 7 « Owtstand ng SPECIFIC OUTY NO! vd Directs special investigations .. 1 PDP{CYSID TYPE OF REPORT ; ASSIGNMENT SUPERVISOR QNMENT EMPLOYER SPECIFIC DUTY NOV! RATING sreciric OUTY NO. & . Coordination of most sensitive x me matters between Cl and Office of ecurity. SPECIFIC OUTY NOS Prepares final reports and memos 6 RATING SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & SECTIONC EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Take into account everything about the employee which influences hie elfactivenace in hia curront position - performance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent personal traits or habits, particular Iinitotions of talents, Based ow your knowledge cf employee's overall pertormance during the cating period, place the rating number in the box corrasponding to the statement which most occurctely ceflects his level of pertarmonce, 1 - Performance in many important cospects fails to meet roquirements, 2 - Pertormance meets but is deficiont in one or more importont respects, J Pertormonce clearly m: 4+ Pertormance clearly a 5+ Fertormance in every important cespoct iv superior, 6 + Pestocmance in every respect in outstanding, SECTION OD DESCRIPTION OF THE EMPLOYEE _ X) the Jegree to which each charucteristic apples to the employee 1 + Least possible degree In the rating boxes below, check ( each ¢ 2+ Limited vaengo degras =| 5 - Outstanding eee —~ ———$__—— wor NOT RATING CHARACTERISTICS APPLI- On: CABLE {SERVED GETS THINGS DONE RESOURZEFUL ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES a a a er nrnenene QOES MIS O08 WITHOUT STRONG SUPPORT : FACILITATES SMOOTH OPERATION OF HIS OFFICE WRITES EFPECTIVELY SECURITY CONSCIOUS THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND DISPOSING OF RECORDS OTHER (Spectty): SEE SECTION *E® ON REVERSE SIDE SECRET ia) FOR. or88 45 SBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS, 14-0000 SECRET ose, (than Milled ind ICE oy SECTION E __ NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE: Strevs ateengthe and weakness dewoneteated in current position, Indicate suqyestions made ta enrlagee bye inprovement SOyyey work. Give recommendations for his training. Dascerbe, WP approptiate, hes verona for developrect fie sponsibilities, Amnlify of explain, HU: appropriote, ratings given in SECTIONS B, C, and 0 to provide future personnel octivna, aeuning greater te. baa for determining J 27 PY og Employee ia and has becn a senfor employee for some titne. No. traimdy recomes mended; he is already a senior and experienced officer, 7) Employee is an intense person, who docs not relax enough. He should not be chief of a large station, nor supervise a large number of employees engaged in diverse work and having nu:rncrous problems. SECTION F CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS ye ve ee BY EMPLOYEE __te ertify fi thai ave soon Sactions , A 8, Ci. 0. and dE o ‘of t OATE . SIGNATURE OF UMPLOTEE 2 : : BY SUPERVISOR: MONTHS FMPLOVER HAS GEEN iF THIS RE PORT HAS Nor arEN SHOWN To tMPLoynt , ave FAPLANATION UNOKH MY SUPERVISION Has outstanding rating; no weaknesses to discuss, Orally 36 advised of contents. rary PONT 13 NOT ne Ine MADE AT THUS Th one Re ASON, OVE UNDER MY SUFER VISION Leas THan 00 Wave OFFICIAL TiTLh OF AUPER VISOR " TYPED On PRINTED pe IND SIGNATURE 28 Sept. 1959 Deputy Chief, CI Staff » H, Horton 3, _ ___, BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL __ 7 bv. i) WOULD | WAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE anouT ra SAME EVALUATION. uaa THIS E EMPLOYEE zy HIG. © 1 WOULD HAVE. Give J WOULD HAVE GIVEN. THis & EMPLOVEE A Li a Lowen | EVAL UATION. ~ 1 CANNOT JUDGE THESE EVALUATIONS, 7 ry) NOT SUFFICIENT uv FAMILIAR with THE EMPLOY Ee's PERI COMMENTS OF Rt VIEWING OFFICIAL OATE ‘ q OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TYPED OR PRINT ED NAME AND SIGNATURE 7. _ (ep eho. Chief, CI Staff ame § Angleton . . SECRET yy ue at . we! 14-0000 ; . SECRET / {Shen i Tied tn) al . “ITNESS REPORT (Part I) PERFORMANCE . imatRucrioas oe eee _. Pow THe ALINESTRATIVE OFFICER Caneull current inatrurtanne for completing thie repart. tion of your subordinate andl to teenenit yen TUNE TERVISOR, Thie report be deelgned ta netp yeu empress your eval thie evelustion to your supervisor end senion officiate. Organisation golicy cetuices that you inform the euberdh- nate where he atands with you. Craepletion of the-repart can help you prepare for « discussion with hia of hie atrengtt@ and aknensee., ft de eles organisation policy that you shre Part bof this report to the emplnyas exseopt condi tione apecif ation 10-2370. It je secamended thet you rood the entire form before completing port.an the employes, it must be completed and forwerded to the Ofice of any aeation. Tf thie de the imstiel: Sereonnet no tater then 10 days nfter the date iniicated in stem &, of Section A below. SECTION A. ee | ee __ 1, wae (hast) (Pivet) (Middle) [* OATE OF DIP IW >. oun S. SERVICE DESIGRATION O'NEAL, __ Birch De dt June ra ie 3 Di DL. @) OFF CHAL POSIT IOw TOTLE _... L_.10/C1/CH ®. PERIGL COVERLO BY Imth #tPONT (Inelueive dates) lt February..1957=2-11 Fe’ OF OSSs eawtat. BUrcRNI OOS OFFICE CIVISIUN/BNANCM OF ASSIGMMENT ___._,... DDP/CL/BID CHAOE [" DATE REFOR!S DUE Tee OF REPORT (Check ane) 7 im OF ary 1958 srecean (Speed fy) pantie coves reeset courant. SECTION @. anon CERTIFICATION nee ee eee 1, paM fee waters: nio oetti ra4 Has was arene sHowM 30 THE "No we rene: iF wot ‘disc CuPLAIN OMY aa: A senior official with an outstanding rating. o wezknesses to discuss. ~-. Have. advised hirn. orally_of contents 8 a. CHEECH OX) APPROPRIATE STATI AEGIS, ure ws My O8m OFF MIOuD OF Ime tatee shouae, tore PEP OMT SFFLECTO tme Comsrato OF tmioNd OF w& aor cue suPEmVE Le } MAVE DISCUSSES ETH THIS FUPROVER Hts Of Jud PROUT ROEE BO THAT wk HHOwE Owtal ue Bfhatd, SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL TITLE O, Tats TANG «dy TYRQD GP PwINgID NAME ANG BIGHATURE OF 3UPFAVI BORD, 5 Auguat 1958 y Ni Meda, H. Horton ne Deler 2. Fam THt MEVIEWING OFFICIAL) SFC 20 Ame SUMSTANTIAL OF FFERUNCE OPimiGw WITH The SUPERVISOR, OR ANY OTHER ta~ FORMATION, MCbCH WiLh LEAD TO 4 SETTER UNDER*ETANOING OF THIS AEP. ey . + Cf EmOi ve bees 15 COFED "EM te CF 08 D, & shawn’ ob ee tem 8d thw fo mim @w COPY ATTACHED TO THOR wFreRT. 4 Canad Cheteee fat Tat FATED EMO VI DUAL ABGOd ASO tC ALUATO 1S 198 Peeronuance exCause (Specify). oo 1 (7) comtimuce om artaceee sores sal differance of opinion wath the supervisor is reflected in the nbove section. fl certify th any substo AL THIS DATE B. TYPTO GH PRINTED WAVE Any SymsTURE OF REVIEWING [er crricoal TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL Aaa soe Orrictat . kK : James Angleton Cfci JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SECTION CG. iNG ON JU OLYECTIONS: Cor has dutses during the cating period, esbslaty, Faectore other than praductivaty wilt te taken into account Ietes + OME WOT PERFORM Outs FS ADEQUATEL Ys HE 1£ INCOMPETENT. 2c BARELY ADEQUATE 1% PEREGKIANCEs ALTHOUGH HE WAS HAD SPECIFIC G.IDANCE OR TRAINING, HE OFTEN FAILS 19 CARRY OUT RESPONSIBILITIES. : PERFOMMS MOST OF HIE LYUTIES ACCEPTADLY, GSCOASIGNALLY GEVEALE SOME AMFA OF @EAKNESS, TNUCAT + PEMFORMS DUTIES IM & COMPETENT, EFFECTIVE Wannty RATING A CINE PERFORMANCE, CAPHIES OUT MANY GF Hid KFSPONSIBIEITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. + PFRIOAMS WES OUTINGS th SUCH AN OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT HE 18 LOUALLED BY FEW OTHER PERSONS KnGew TY MBER ume It SUPERVESOA. ; i This is a senior employee who is doing the same job he has done for years in the same competent manner. Therefore, the Fitness Report is the same. PERFORMANCE OF GETLES swith which the individual being rated has perforned adler ONLY the praductivity and effectiven Coupare lim CHLY with others doing aieiler wack st o similar level of respone in fection D. auaw COMMENTS; 4 QPPLACES PREGIOUS COLT Ons t nov ss 4S (Part 4) OF FORMS 45 £40 ate wintent SECRET Performance (a ARE OBSULETE, : 14.90000 | SECRET fthan Fretted Ing Fo BATINGS ON PEEFDRMANCS OF SRECHEEC DUTLES DEKECT IONS m ANTE OU a ee EOL PEM Sy e—--— 6, State in the epacoe below up to sin of the anre important SETCUFIC duthes performed dlucing thie rating period. Flace the most joportant fasst. Do not include dinor ae unsepartant duties, bh. Mate performance on emch apecifivc duty considering ONLY effectivensae in porto fiona: ppt is specific duty: AW nde abilety te eupervase will alwavea be eated ay a enecifte duty a secretary onty), a. For eoperyblen the supervia cleat “EP AH hye there do Compare in your mind, when possible, the individual being rated with others performing the same duty et 6 aimilas level of raspunsibility. 0. Two individuots with the same job tithe may be performing different dutioa. 77] ‘AWou™ on different duties. f. Ne apecific. Faamples of the kind of duties th might be rated are: ORAL ARTEPING HAS AND USFT AREA KNOWLEDGE CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS GIVING LECTURAS DEVELOP ATO PROGRAMS PRITARES SUMMARLES CONDUCTING SEMINARS ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES GERWAN WAITING TRCNNICAL REPORTS MANAGES PILES DERRTERING SOURCES CONDUCTING BYTERNAL LIAISON OPERATEV PADIO KEEPS moons TrPina COORDINATES WITH OTHER OFFICERS DRIVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION WRITES REGULATIONS MAINTAINS ALR COADETIONING SUPERVISING PREPARES 01) SPONDENCE EVALUATES SIGNIPICANCE OF DATA ts For some jobe, duties may be broken dow even further if supervisor considers it advisable, e.¢.. combined key and phone operstion, in the case of « radio opzrator, te INCOMPETENT IN IwE PERFORMANCE OF THIS OUTY @. PrAFORMA mis outy 1" AN OUTSTANDING MANNER 2+ GAMELY ADEQUATE IN THE PLAFORWANLE OF THIS FOUND IM VERY FER INDEVIDUALS HOLDING BIMI+ OURCHIPTIVE BuTyv Lag 3065 RATING 2. PERFORMS THIS OUTY ACCEP TAQLY 2+ EMCELS ANYONE ( KNOW 1% THE PERFORMANCE OF NUMBED 4 + PERFORMS THIS OUTY IM A COMPLTENT MANNER wis DUTY B+ PLAFOMMS THIS DUTY 1% SUCH & FINE WANNER THAT ME 19 A DISTINCT S3S07 Of HID JOR epectose oyty wo. ft RATING erpecietc cuty mo. & RATING BUMBE Oe NUMBE Directs special investigations Supervises small staff 5 weectetc uyty wo, ? RATING ePECIFEC cuty MO. B “TZ @ATING Coordination of most sensitive matte wuenn between Ci Staff and Office of Securit Prepates final reports and memos 6 erecivic outy mo, @ ciein Ow mo. RATING NUMOER 3. NARRATIVE DEBCHIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFOMANCE DIRECTIONS: Strene strengths nnd weaknesses, particularly those which affect de'elopment on preaent job, SECTION 0. DIRECTIONS: Teke into account here everything you know about the individual,...productivity, canduct in the job, pertinent personal characteristics or habits, spacial dafacte or tolente...,ant how ha fite in with your team. Come pere him with others doing simiter work of about the same level, 1 + OFF ENITELY UNSUITABLE - HE SHOULD SE SEPARATED + OF DOYATFUL SUITABILITY... WOULD NOT WAVE ACCEPYEO HiM IF | HAD KNOWN WHAT | KNOW NOW we RANT HIS SEPARAT.ON A BARELY ACCEPTAELE EMPLOVEF...OFLOW AVERAGE OUT WITH MO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING TO WAR: 4 + OF THE SAME SUITABILITY AS MOST PEOPLE | KNOW th THE ORGANI LATION RATING °° A FINE EMPLOVEE + HAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGINS numper 9 * AY UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON tN TERMS OF THE PEQUIREMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION 7 ¢ EXCELLED BY ONLY A FEW IN SUITABILITY FOR WORK tN THE ORGANIZATION . 1S THIS INDIVIDUAL BETTER SUITED FOR WORK im SOME OTHER POSITION IN THE ONGANIZATION? (J) ves (op wo. ote ves, EXPLAIN FULLYE ~ SECRET 14-0000 SECKET - (then Pilladt Iny FITNESS REPORT (Part I) POTENTIAL “AMSTRUCTIONS seen - instructions for completing this ¢epurt. Consult’ curcent FOR THE ALAIN T STVATI VE OFFICER: This report it a privileged communtcati¢n to your supervisor, the potential of the suplnyoe being sated. It is “HT te be shown to the eal the entire report before carpleting eny question, This report ta to be completed onty after the employee has been under yous ervieton POP AT LAST 99 DAYS. Tf dees thon 90 days, hold and cumplete alter the addays hea eclanaed, If thee se the PMITEAL RiSOKT an the erpluyer, bereever, if WUST be completed and fugearded to the OF no later than JOdaye after the due date indicated sn stem 8 af Section "i" below GEO ERAL ond to apyropriate career menege- FOR THE SUTEVITOK: ment and peresonel officials conceming rated emptnyra, Tt ta recommenfed that yous SECTION E. SERVICE DESIGNATION a Sba a. (Fieat) (Widdle) a Gate © __O'HEAL, _ Birch —_ De |... 2 June. 1913_._]__ s. OFFICE/OIVISIIN/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNMENT G. TEL IC UAL POSbTIOm FITLE Dpp/cr/s. | so/eon_ BEPont (Inciveive dates) O. PERIOD CUFFED Br ING Date ptruet DUE te OP soncias (Specialy) TYPE OF NEPOMT (Check one) SECTION F. 1, FOR THE Batge: a. THIS DATE = August 19538 CERTIFICATION CERTIFY THAT THIS Reror? § REPRESPNTS We BEST JUDGIUENT OF THE IMOFVIDUAL Bf ia% PATED B. TYPRU OR PRINTLO evn tht: Tr ar wing ae ison Cc. Cc. SuPraviSoR "S GCHFICIAL THTLE SAM MaderS. Ha Horton __ bc/cl set seu WO TED bn GreraeMce 4 ae GPT GP IMiGm I ATTACHED MEMO, ror alls PLY IE wii girigya HAVE EVI EWED THs ar A. THIS OAlE a. TYPED O OR PRINTLO WAUE AN ANE rrrre mn ry) ) 5 NEVICMING | ic. GePiciac THTCE OF MESS EM@iMG GIFICIAL yt. iv tal 9th Orriciat Jatneh ‘Kagleton C/CI- ESTIMATE OF POTENT SECTION G, a 1. POTENTIAL FO ASSUME GACATER RESPONSIGILITIES DIRECTIONS: Considering others of hie grade and ty type of aeesensent, cate the employer's potential to sssume greater ropsponsibilits Think in terms of the kind of reapemesbidaty encountered et the various levels sn his kind of work, AURPADY AGOVE THE LEVEL AT WHICH SATISPACT ONL OTF OMMANCE CAN GL LYPECTED HAS NEACHIO THE MIGHEST LEVEL AT WHICH SATESIAL TORS PIRFONMANCE CAN BE EXPECTED MAVING PROGRESS, GUT NEEDS MORE TIME GEFO8€ wh CAN BE TRAINED 10 ADS.UE GREATER MESPSMSIBILITIES MEAOY FOR TRAINING IM ASSUMING GREATER APSPCUSSBSLITIES WILL PROBAALY ADJUST QUICKLY TO MOWE RESPOOSISLE DUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING RATING ALHEADY ASSUMING MORE RESPONSIDILITICS foam CFFECTED AT WIS PAESEWE CEVEL BM EXCEPTIONAL PERSON WHO 19 ONE OF THE FEW #47 SHDULU GE CONSIDEMED FOR LARLY ASSUMPTIGCN OF HIGHER NUMBER u LEVEL RESPONSIAILITICS “Me eaunne SUPERVISORY POTENTEA 4 : this question: Has thie person the sbility to be a supervisor? wy Yee Coy xe wo If your DIRECTIONS: = Anewer anawer in YRS, sndicate below your opinion of guess of the Jevet of supervisory ability thie person ws35 reach AFTER SUITABLE TRAINIGG, Indicate yque opinion hy placing the muster of the descriptive sating below which comes closet toa expressing your opinion in the appropriete column, Ff your cating ie based on observing him supervise, note your i “potential” column, tating in the “sctusl* column. Uf based on opinion of hse putentsel, note the rating in the ?. HIS SUPERVISORY POTTER Trot IM THIS SITUATION HAVE NO OPINION ON Oo- oe ettina $+ SELIEVE INDIVICUAL WOULD Of A WEAK SUPER IIE IN THIS KIND OF SITUATION NUMBER 2+ BELIEVE ENDEVIDUAL WOULD BE AW AVERAGE S1,FEey1S9OR th THIS KING OF SETUATION B+ BFLIEVE INDIVIDUAL WOULD BE A STRONG Suhiesi5O8 IN THES SITUATION ACTUAL POTENTIAL & HP TIVE SITUATIOM * Gauur O0ING THE GASIC 498 (feuch Issvess. atancgraphare, technicians of professional ape- img Orath SuaceGematas 16 FREGUEOeT (Firat tine chaliata of varioug kinds) wntetyccatacs ante aupervieor) A GROUP OF SUPERYISOSS BHO ODMEET fat o091¢ 108 (Second line supervisors) aeGewiration 1d WEDPOMES OLE FOR wAOm PLAMS, & GROUP, END MAT OA WAY HOT BE SUPE MOI ECOE, OmICH aud Pacicy (Fxecutive lavel) 68 MOT faecutar Weim CONTACT PITH IMMEDIATE SURO MDIMS FES ACTUYI TIES S08 CLYEREE Sm D WEED CAOEFUL CUDKOsmATI Ge onem tmmeot ate suRarOtmaTEs® Or THe CoPosste sen tmChuoE we PHO me LUMEOHATE BURORDINATES otmen (Specify) REPLACES PAEVIOUS EDITIONS . Potential ry Foam wo; U5 (Part I} )or ronms as AND 484 wien SECRET 1 NOv 55 ARE OBSOLETE. SECRET iosen Felied In} . BS. INDUCATE THE APPROWIMATE NUMALR OF MONTeS Tha GATIO EMPLOYEE MAS BEEW UNTER VOCS SUPERYPO ty Ny PERSONAS 24 mos, _ obye 4 COMMENTS CONCERNING POTENTIAL Aue} 8 sy ay tsp | He is and has been a senior employee for some time. MAR Roow ee FUTURE PLANS OR OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL EXPERIENCE PLANNED FOR THE INOTWIOUAL None - is already a senior and experienced officer. 2. NOTE OTHER FACTORS, INCLUDING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TO GE TAKEN ENTO ACCOUNT IN INGIVIOUVAL'S FUTURE ASSIGNMENTS He is an intense porson, who does not relax enough. He should not be chief of a large station nor supervise a large number of persons engaged in diverse work and having numerous problems, SECTION |. DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL _. DIRECTIONS: This section is provided as an aid to deaceibing the individual as you sce him on tha job. Interpret the words literally, On the page below are a serics of statements that apply in some degree to most peopte, To the left of each statement is a box unter the heading “category.” Read each statement and insert in the box the category number which beat telle how much the statement applies to the person covered by this report, HAVE NOT OBSERVED THIS: HENCE CAN GIVE NO OPINION AS TO NOW THE OESCRIPTION APPLIES TO THE INDIVioUAL - .- APPLIES THE tNOUWIOUAL TO THE LEAST POSSIBLE O€GREE - APPLIES INDIVIDUAL TO A LIMITED DEGREE APPLIES INDIVIDUAL TO AN AVERAGE DEGREE ‘ APPLIES INDEVIDUAL TO_AN ABOVE AVERAGE DEGREE APPLIES INDIVIDUAL TO AN OUTSTANDING DEGREE STATEMENT STATEMENT CATEGORY NUMBER CATEGORY STATEMENT Vi. Mea NEON STanpaRos OF des CPrective im oracus- AOLE TO SEL ANOTHER 'S accomPuls aT DONS Ete ASSOCIATES vot oF vice IMPLEMENTS DECISIONS AE Chm MAKE DECLSIONS ON MOS GaRDLESS OF CEM FERLINGS Cen exntm miko ami aes Snows OND GtmaALity ACCEPTS RESPONSI BIL DS macs 8 AMALVYI® bm WES thine tne AOUITS HIS ERRORS STRIVES CONSTANTLY FOM ME@ EWOCLEOGE AND OEMS + HNDUS SHEN TO Shen assieramce Chm GET BLOMG SiTn PEOPLE! WAG MEMO@Y FOR FACTS GETS THINGS DOWE Cam COPL Bhim EMEnGENciES RESPONDS WELL TO SUPERS wistow DOES MIS JOB BITHOUT STeong SuPPOaT SOMES VO BETH SOLUTIONS To Fact iMs ts osstevant oo venrsaTice MIS CRUTICISM 3S Come STAUCTIVE Totnes CLEARLY , [es TACTLATATES SWOOTH OF KRae Tidy OF mes OFFICE MPLETCS ASSIGNMENTS Buin ALL O@AGLE TIME vemirs SECRET te OOES NOT MEQUIME STRONG Ano CONTINUOUS SUPERVI-~ s10% 14-0000 SECRET 7? (then Filled In} FITNESS REPORT (Part 1) PERFORMANCE ra] INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AISSINISTRATIVE OFFICER Consult current instructions for completing this report. FOR THE SUPERVISOR This report se desianed to help you express your eveluatinn of yout subordinete and to trenemit thit evaluation to yous supervisns ond senior officints. Organization policy requires thet you inform the subordi- nate where he stands with you. Canpletion of the report can help you prepare for a discussion with him of his strengths and weaknesses. Ff is alae orgonigntion policy that you show Part Lof thin report to the employee except under conditions apecifbed in Regulation 29-470. It is recommended that you rem! the entire form before completing any testion. Uf this ie the snitsel report on the employee, st must be completed and forwarded to the WUlice of Fersannel no tater then 30 deys after the dote indicated in stem 8, of Section “A” below, SECTION A. GENERAL 1, GAME (Leet) (Pirate) (Middle) 2, oate oF BIRTH + SERVICE DESIGNATION _ Fane_1913 "| x. | BD/! UFEICTAL 3B isa Trtee ~ GFFICEOIVESION/ BRANCH or ASS1 GAwENT .. OD COVERED 4v THiS REPORT (fnciusive dates) 11 February 1956 - 11, February im OF CATE REPORT DUE TYPE OF REPORT (Check one) 6. FOR THE RATER: THIS REPORT was BM) was nor Bttn ovoan To THe INDIVIDUAL RA WATEO, we TEO. IF NOT SHOWN, EXPLAIN EHV NOT: - ne ipl a ven vee pont Ta chewing E Kin bratate STATEMENT ss marco “1am Choon BO, & waaminG RETe TO mia RA COPY ATTACHED TO THis REPORT, a. CHECK (X) APPR Tei t BEPOMT REFLECTS MY Gem SHiGISHH OF THES HHO. 26 (eo viouar wiouae. ree Saar Count Clatity reat twt @ATED IMOtVIOyaL ANOS HOR Ter $ MEP ORT MEFLECTS THE SowBIals GHsmtcws OF wYOELE 1 GyALUATE 418 308 PRAFORMANCE BECAUSE (Specify): aac PACVIGUS SUrEavI Boas, |: HAVE DISCUSSED wETH Teds EmPLOvER mts 818 Lfsae OCAamESSED 10 teat we wwoes wueol wt STeuos. SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL TETLE CG. TVPEG GP SP ia TED MAME AND SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR|O. MM. Khoo S. H, Horton ___ Deputy Chief, Cl Staff FQ THE REVIEWING OFFICIAL: DGRL ANY SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCE OF OPINION WITW THE SUPERVISOR, OR ANY OTRER tN FORWATION, WHICH WILL LEAD 0 ‘ OETTER UNDERSTANDING Of THiS REPORT. .; i . 7 ’ roy THIS DATE OFFici aL SECTION C. JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 1. RATING ON GENERAL PERFORMANCE GF SUTIES DIFECTIONS: Consider ONLY the productivity and effectiveness with which the individual being rated haa performed has duties during the rating pertod. Compare him ONLY with athers doing simsler work st o similar level of reapons sibility. Factors other than productivity will be taken ints account later in Section D. V+ DOCS WOT PERFORM SUTTES ADECUATELY: HE 1S INCOUPETENT. BARELY ADEGUATE Im PEQFORWANCEs ALTHOUGH HF HAS MAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE OR TRAINING. HE OFTEN FAILS TO 2. CARRY OUT RESPONSIBILITIES. 3+ PEAFORWS MOST OF HIS DUTIES ACCEPTABLY: OCCASIOWALLY REVEALS SOME AKEA OF WEAKNESS. TNEERT f° PERFORMS DUTIES IN & COMPETENT. EFFECTIVE MANNER, Rating 2° A FING PERFORWANCE: CAGSIES OUT WANY OF WIS RESPANSIBILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. nuugen © * PERFORMS HIS OUITES IW SUCH AN QUISTANDING MANNER THAT KE 1S EQUALLEO BY FEW OTHER PERSONS KNOWN TO THE SUPERVISOR. COMMENTS: REPLACES PREVIGWS ELITIOSS foRw NO. - 1 NOV $5 45 (Part 1) or rorus 45 sno ase mich SECRET Performance bar APE O@SOLETE. 14-0000 SECRET Shen Filled Tn) DIRFCTIONS, aa? a. State in the spaces below up to six of the mre important SFFCIFIC dul lea performed fing this eating pel bat. Flace the most important first. Do not iselude minor or unimportant duties. 1 4 b. Rete performance an each specific duty consadering ONLY effectiveness in performance iv ro specifte duty. c. For supervisors, ability to supervise will olways be cated os @ specific duty (de not rate oe a 9 thoae who auperviae a secretary only). , *} d. Compare in your mind, when possible, the individual being rated with athers performing the same chat ae . similar level of responsibility. [% ¢. Two individuals with the same job tithe may be performing different duties. If so, ale ane on different duties. Ao f. Be apeciffic. Framples of the kind of duties that might be rated are: CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS ORAL BRIEFING WAS AND USES AREA XNOWLEDGE DEVELOPS NEW FROGRAYS PREPARES SUWUARLES f. RATINGS ON PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC OUTIES fogs Leh ow PE RpoRvANCE oF UNAS wn ne GIVING LECTURES CONDUCTING SEMINARS ANALYIES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES GERWAN WRITING TECHNICAL REPORTS MANAGES FILES — DFRRIBFING SOURCES CONDUCTING EXTERNAL LIATSON OPERATES RACTO KEEPS BOOKS TYPING COORDINATES WITH OTHER OFFICES ONTVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION WRITES REGULATIONS WAINTAINS AIR CONDE TIONING SUPERVISING PREPARES CORRESPONDENCE BVALUATES SIGNTFICANCE OF DATA For some jobs, duties may be broken down cven further af supervisor considers it advisable, ¢.a.. combined key g and phone. operstion, in the cose of a radio operatar. - 4 PERFORMS THiS CUTY IN AN OUTSTANOING MANNER FOUND IN VERY FEW INDEVIOUALS HOLDING SIMI> Lae 3008 * INCOMPETENT 16 TRE PERFORWANCE OF THIS DUTY RB + BARELY ADLQUATK IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THItd DESCRIPTIVE bury RATING 3 + PERFORMS THIS DUTY ACCEPTASLY 7+ EXCELO ANYONE § KNOW I THE PERFORMANCE OF MUMBER @ » PERFORMS THIS OUTY iN & COMPETENT MANNER Tats OUTY B+ PERFORMS THIS DUTY [IN SUCH A FINE MANNER 1S A OISTINCT ASSET ON MIS JOB GATINGDOPECt RIE Buty NUMBER 7 Supervises small staff THAT WE setereie Outy mo. Directs special investigations RATING] sPacteIC Duty no. & SPECHEFIC QUt¥ WO, NUMDER Coordination of most sensitive matters . be on and Office of Security 7 Prepares final reports and memos RATINGISFECIFIC Suty ag, @ RATING . ‘ oe NUMBER weccretc outy wo. . + NUM BER 3. NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE Stroas strengths and weaknesses, particularly those which affect development on present job. DIRECTIONS: SECTION 0. SUETABILITY FOR CURRENT JOB IN ORGAN} ZATION DIRICTIONS: Take into account here everything you know about the individual....productivity, conduct in the job, Pertinent personal characteriatics or habstea, special defects or talenta....snd how he fits in with your team. Come pere him with others doing similar work of about the same Level. 1+ ORFINITELY UNSUITABLE » HE SHOULD BE SEPARATED 2+ OF DOUBTFUL SUITARILITY...WUULD NOT HAVE ACCCPTED HIM IF J HAD ANOWN BHAT Tf KNOW NOW A BARELY ACCEPTABLE EMPLOYEE... .BELOW AVERAGE BuT WITH NO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING TO WAR> as RANT HIS SEPARATION 4 + OF THE SAME SUITABILITY AS MOST PEOPLE 1 KNOW IN THE ORGANIZATION RATING S + A FINE EMPLOVEE + HAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGTINS numaeR © * AY UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON IN TERMS OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE COGANIZATION D+ EXCELLED BY ONLY A FEW IN SUITABILITY FOR WORK IN THE ORGANIZATION ¥ we [KJ <0. 1F ves, IN THE ORGANIZATION? CJ ves 1S THIS INDIVIDUAL BETTER SUITED FOR WORK IN SCWE OTHER POSITION EXPLAIN FULLY) “ts SECRET - 14.90000 SECRET _ C then Filled tn) of FITNESS REPORT (Part 1) POTENTIAL : AWSTRUCTIONS — Consult current tastructions for completing thie report. FOR ne AININESTRATIVE OPFOR? POR THE SUPERVISOR: « Thie report tea peiviteged communication to your superebeae, and to appropriate career manage ment eel personnel officials concerning the potential of the employre beong rated. Tt as NOT to be sheen to the reied ompinyee, ft be reeceetrled ‘that you read the entire ceport before completing any tueetian., Thie report de to be completed only after the ergdoyeo hae been under your supervision BOR AT LYAST 90 DAYS. Tf Peas than ondeye, hold audi complete after the grdase hae elanacd. TF thie ae the INETHAL SHRP on the employee, hoecver, at YUST be completed and foewarded to the A’ no later than 3oclaye aftee the due date deficeted an item ® of Secthan SF" below SECTION E. ne eee nese a GENERAL ee t. NAME (Lest) CHiret) (Viddie) 2. GATE OF BIRTH a. SERVICE DESI GHATI GS O'NEAL .—sssBireb De 1 June 1913_ 8D/D OFF ICK/DIVISION/ BRANCH OF was cama a poe/cr/sru _ _____ | 1001-8 . 9. PERIOD COVIALD BY THIS REPORT (incluaive dat 7. URAULE B- DATE REPORT fuk tw oF ~ GS~15 | 11 Fed ll February 1956 = 10. TYPE OF REPORT (Chock one) SECTION Fe OFFICIAL POSETIOW THTLE erecien (Spectfy) PTS Serr eee Car ee rd WSERTIFICATIOM v LEPRESENTS uy fest JU06 ment oF jet IMOIVIDUAL BEING Ra €D U StGNaTuAe oF suPLavison fee fears OFricial TITLE 1, Horton Deputy Chief, Cl Staff rD TWIS RLPORT AND NOTED ANY pieren WCL OF OPINION IN ATTACHED MEMO. VICTAL TITLE OF AUVIEWING OFFIC EAL en 4 MAME AND SUNATURE OF REVIEWING |e: GrPicoa Chief, CI Staff ESTIMATE POF POTENTIAL w SFLPUNTIBILETIFS of bse urede and type of igament, cate the employee's potential to assume greater kind of cesponsibility encountered #¢ the various tevela in hie kind of DIRECTIONS: i: Considering other responaibilitiea, Think in terms of the work. . ALREADY ARGVE Tot LEVEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PLRIFORMANCE Can Bf FRPECTEO HAS REACHIO TE wet ST LEVEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PUERFORWANTE CAN @E EXPECTED MACING PROGRESS, BUT WIPLS MORE TIME BEFORE HE CAN HE TRAINED fo ASSUME GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES READY FOR TRATOINS 10 ASSUMING GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES WILL PRORAALY S5FU9T GUICKLY TO MORE RESPONSIBLE DUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING ‘ RATING ALALADY ASE W1aS MOxE HESPONSIBEILITIES THAN EXPECTED AT HIS PAEGINT LEVEL + AN CACEPTIGNAL POesie WHO $5 ONE OF THE FEW WHO SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR LARLY ASSUMPTION OF WEIGHER NUMOER LEVEL APOP OMS ews ITES 4 2 4 4 8 q ? 2 SuPlAvESsORY POTENTIAL ’ . ’ DIRECTION. Anqwer this question; Aes (his person the ability to be a supervisor? C4 Yee (] No Nf your muswer Le VES, indicate below your opinion or quesa of the level of supervesary sbsbity this peraon will reach AFTEY SUITAHLE TRAINING. Indicate yous opinson by placing the number of the deacriptsve coting below which comes cloerst to expressing your opinion in the eppropriate column. If your rating as based an obeerving him supervise, note your rating in the "ectual” colums, If beeed on opinion of his potential, note the rating in the “potential” column, f GN HIS SUPERVISORY POTENTIAL IN THIS SE TUATION Val WOULD BE A WEAK SUPERVISOR IN THIS (IND GF BITUATION SUPERVISOR Im THIS KIND OF SITUATION . IN THIS DP TUATION : HPTIVE SiTUA = WAVE NG OPIOID + BELIFVE baurniG + BELIEVE saorgioual @OULD BE AN AVERAGE + BELIEVE IeLsesUual @OuLO BE A STRONG SUPENVISOR OFSC DESCRIPTIVE : RATING 2 NUMOER 3 ere, technician’ or proleasional ape ACTUAL POTENTIAL $$$ a. B® OFGLF Cones fue O88NC JOR (truck d era, atencg emer Diates Gueomoemates ts casquim? ¢Faret fine chalreta of versous kinds) entae comract est superrserr) A 6AGuUr GF SUPE Rei TOMS eo DIRECT tt oasic 308 (Second tine supervisors) FORM MAlOR OL ame, Wmite 8 REP OW STOLE @ 684ur, Bate oe GM why mOT BE TyPcaVISsoOs, amo Parese (Euecutsve lavel) +9 NOT Fabovent i Gmbe COmTAe® atte SMUG DIATE SUMOMDINATES et rE @CTEVEFOES RE OUVEMSE Amd @hED CAREFUL COCADIUATION Owen Temes s ate SLOT OC IMATE RS Omte sume LESTE SUBCHOINATES IMCLUOE MEMEO aS OF THE OPH OEE TA SER otnen (Specsty) SEFC BLES FRE eiGus EQITIONS . , ° . Potential na tas FORM NO. UB (Part 1H) os foees a6 any 45s mics SECRET . 1NOv § 5 ARE GOSOLETE, 14-0000 SECRET Wilde Pad che CATES ATC UTE ON EON ENDED FOUR SUR RRE ES APPRECIATE NOWEST OF MTHS Thee 24 mos, dy. UNDINCATE Me COMMENTS STRSRANING POTENT A Is and has bccn a senior employee fur sume time. ar 7 23 7 Py a ay = eT ___FaTate POANS SECTION 4. eee. Ve TRAININGS CR CDRR OL VEL OOWINTAR CHPEMIENCE PLANNED C28 THe ERD EV EOUAL None--is already a senior and experienced officer. OTHER FACTORS. INCLUTANG PERSONAL CIRCUMSTAWce?. TO BE TAREN INTO ACCOUNT th TNOIVIOUAL’® sutton He is an intense person, who does not relax enough, He should not be chief of a large station nor supervise a large number of persons engaged in diverse work and having numerous problems, ATS IGNMENT wore a SECTION 1. __ _____DESCRIPTIza OF INDIVIDUAL _ DIRECTIONS TSas section ex provided as an aid to aesccibing the individual as you ace h on the job. Interpret the words Jaterelly. On the paxe below sre a aecies of statements that apply in some degere to ovet people. To the left ef esch stetement 1a 8 box under the heading “category.” ant ineert sn the box the Read cach atatemont HENCE CAN GIVE NO OPINION AB TO HOW THE DESCRIPTION APPLIES 10 THE oa ’ } or Kis MAVE NOP OBSERVED THIS: ODER AL APPLIES TO THE INDIVIDUAL TO Ted QHAST POSSIGAE OLGREE APPLAAS FO INDTVIDUAL FO A Ciwe*SQ DEGREE APPLITS TO INDIVIOUAL TO Am AVi@AGE CEGREL APPLIES TO INDIVIQUAL TQ Am ABOUT AVERAGE OLGREE a Caene Pera. ts APPLAUEE TO TNDEVIOUAL TO Am OLTSTANOING DEGREE STATEMINT STATIMENT CATEGORY STATOMENT Rl. 09 Beeective im onscuse oe win ASeOCr ates yO 98a aworega's veee eae mein? oF rere ers VeCeerons Bee OAPOL ESS OF Dem FeLeINOs ee. cee ee ERCURN Ter Om mae TON Gute WEL Cah TEs qe7S Rese meas 2d. FO TeSuGHTEUL OF OTmees + RAR METERING e0ees Cit UNDER PRESSURE RS ANALYTIC Te DER IN wae . Ta. Gere wis canoes te nae ey | B starved comsrawms foe WER WMO EDEL BND LEAS VB. Ba shonos of To suPea- “ ° 28. Cree ere sUOGEwENT 5 ausron TA. 2705 BES 408 BH TmouT 26. 68 SECURITY ComBctaus Visas SUsPOET SB. RWI anew 1S SES RPDF RT ARCE + F2ess YP wrt Uy. 22084 YP Otte HORUTIONS 27. a8 vessarece v2 oso meas Tee GHP Lows Arte PEOPLE 2G, m8 CorTicesm 46 Come steuctire Foe eects eS caste ead SEwoRy FACILE Fees EmOuTH oO vise OF wis OFFICE “SRS COEAMY ware MHIwGs Dew Cobb OOF BEGUNIRE STRONG awD CGM TimL ous SUPE Mus ate STMT AR TCS ASSUCUME MTS @ term aluoeame tree 2 arte 14-00000 ‘ SECRET . . rigid teffirs, ~ . fOhen Pellet tnt FITNESS REPORT (Part I) PERFORMANCE Do eee _. cee _ _ EMSTRUCTIONS | . ee _ ee eeneee AICOINESTRATIVE OFFIOOR Consult) correot: castruction loo corpbeting Unie erpard, ror ny hor ae CUNT RVESOR Tila soport is designed tc help you espreas your custistioa of your subsndinete aud te Crraamt thie eveluation to yout Supervisor end senior officuala, Organerstion notiy teiuiree thet you inform the eubardie nate shere he stende with you, Camletion of the eerort ton ett him of his Atrennths and weakn It be alsa argsnsration oobicy that you show Part bof this genort ta the emuinyger eacent ander candi tionea specified in tegulation 20. Mu. Pt pe recommended that you reat the entice fore before coople ting the soeteat teeor ton the emoloyes. at rust be competed aod forercted to the Office of any meation, Tf thie be Personnel no inter than % deve efter the date adicate! in ttem &, of Gestion es ohely yeu perrace fae oa discus ure SECTION A, — GERERAG Co ee eee eee we ' wane t Chast) CFacaty C#eddtle) 7. DaTt OF BIRte %, 4. SEMNICE DEST OMATION O'Neal Birch D. dune lous {| Mfr . OFFICE/GIVISION ABANCH OF ASSIGNMENT _CI Starr/orrice of Chief/Sm GM ADE @. DATE REPORT OUL IN OP 11 February 1956 Reron peat ay ~ mee ee cran Pose rroN tLe we E TeCT_ ehtet/Siu. oe D. PERIOD COVERED AY THHS REPORT CInciuelve dates) _ 11 February 1995-31 February 1956_ __ sencsae (Specety) Sectiow 8 CERTIFICATION ') Fow tHe Ratem Twig @bPONT f Jas (XJ was wor caw tuaen TO THe INDI WLOVAL WATER, IF NOT SHOON, EXPLAIN WHY _ AOT employee on trip -- will discuss on hig return. X) APPROPRIATE STATIMENTS: Vs eatin “87a Cl o# 0, & waew bate Caee acweo to tery aseget, PP mone ey ay Tem @as sent v Yew OF lmioNs GF thee INOte trie mivont waerecre vrpuas, tere agvoert a Ame PanvioUl bu 1 mavE BIG CUSSED Orin tute tercares AnD ShAnweeeee fo Peat ni neces Ow oe ak Noes woe Sunties tees tap were sean 1ocamvct ‘oe,tratyewsecs 6b abe EY Specdly): Ache IME ComeIne® OF NtcRD OF bb yee cart aes ATURL OF SUPERVESATO. SUPERVISOR’S OFFICIAL TITLE eputy Chief, Cl Staff. SuPbOVESOR, OR ANY OTHER w. Tees DATE 17 Feb 1956____ 21 one FOm Tee REVIN MING OFFICTAL: RECORD ANY SUMS TANTIAL DIFP RENC( OF OP INTON wh ToO Sit POKMATION, WHICH WILL LEAD TO A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS REPORT, Posted Pos. Control 7 ’ = Resswed by PUD eyed om atiacuto tuear T certify that ony substantael difference of opinion with the supervisor as tleeted tn the above section. AL Tats DATE . A. TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE OF REVIL@INGY|C. OFFICIAL FITLE OF RCNVEWING OFFICIAL gi ocr 1956 OFFICIAL I Got ° . James Angleton oe £ af! [SECTION GC. 908 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION ; 1. WATING ON GENERAL PERFORMANCE OF OYUTIHETS OURECTIONS: Consider ONTY the productavaty hea duties during the cating period. Compare him ONLY with others doing atbilsty. Factors other than productivity estl be taken into account later an Section b, effectaveness sith which the individual being cated has performed imilar work at # samstar Level of respon: 1 + OGOES WOT PERFORM DUTIES AOLOUSTELY., ME 1S INCOMPETENT. + BARELY ADLOCUATL IN PERFORMANCE. ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC CARRY OUT RESPONSIBILITIES, «© PEAFORMS MOST OF MIS DUTIES ROCEPTABLY, GCCASIOMALLY REVEALS SOWE AREA OF WEAKNESS. TRECRT + PERFORMS DUTIES ty & COMPLTENT EFFECTIVE MANNER. RATING A FINE PERFORMANCE: CARRIES Out MANY OF WIS RESPONSIAILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY MELLEL, PORFOAMS IS DUTIES IN SUCH AN OUTSTANDING MANNER THAT NE 1S EQUALLED Oy FEM OTHER PERSONS KNOWN TO NuMBER THE SUPEAVISOR. GiPANCE OR TRAINING. HE CFRTEN FAILS FO ComENTS’ § is an overall rating, On his present job, he would be a 6, ° REPLACES PRIEVIQG DS ey vo. 1 NOV sa 45 (Part 1) OF FONMS 48 AND @te ABE onsoLe te. ace SECRET Performance ta pee ee 14-0000 SECRET faten pellet fr) Ia PERE a AR TE Oe PRET EEG GT ES , OERROT rs oF Ber . 8. State an the epuces below up tea cbe af tie sede, beportont SPECURIO fotvee ver rE yee thes gating period. Flare the eovt ampartant Pecet. fi ret pea tete minor of acempartaat datacs. t at ves ages tae Mbealyy duty eee eadenuag ONE effertivencsa an peetoreance of be Wate nerfnemante ou cach apecthiac ER y (de not cate 26 tup ce Per eupervraens, abitety to amervaer o23f sleaze be fated aye spe ey aha arperedae a aovertaty oniy) 9 mind, ahen pouseble, fa padavidual besa rated arts othe IS AY 6 the tone duty ef a Ih. ersiaure those dS. Coryare in oy eameter bevel of geasonsslabity. 5 e. Te sidavaduale esth the same jot Cathe ony be performing dsffecent Sotres. Ef an, then oe deb ferent duties, v f. Be apecitee, Leamplee of the hunt of datsee that might be pated see: ar Rn OWAL BRIFEUING WAY AND USFS AREA KNOWLEDNCE OMoucrs inrrepocarions - CLVING LECTURES DEVELOPS NEO PPUGMANS + PREPARES WieUaR TPS COMPCUTING SBMINARS AGALYZRS INDUSTIIAL REPORTS TRANSL APES GPOERD BAITING TRONNICAL REPORTS VANAGES FILES DF HRLERING SURCES CONDUCTING BUTERNAL LIAISON OPPRATES RADIO . REFPS BOOKS rrring COUMDINATES WITH OTHER OFFICES DRTVFS TRUCK TAKING DICTATION ONS TES REGULATIONS MAINTAINS ALR COVES TIONING SUPERVISING PEIPANES CORRESTONOENCE FVALUATES SIGNIPICASCE OF DATA eonlgned key y be broken dear, exon further if supervisor considers at advieatte, e.@-. a Pos eee yobe, huties ma ’ ern ghee aneretion, in the cane of # sats4 vpegator, TTD weer sews THIS DUTY IN AW OTS TFOLING MANNER FOUND UN CENT ELE INDEVECU ALS OS UING SEMTe mae ree sweeten no — fos TNLOMPE TINT IN THE Fe ptoouaet OF fHIS DUTY 2) GARELY ADEQUATE IN INE Phot vewAeCe OF THES DESCRIP TE HE oury Lae ASHE Matias 2s PERIORMS THIS OUTY ACER Tae * y+ ERCELS ANVONE 1 KNOW 1 THE PEOPURUANCE OF Npwete 6) PERFORMS THES OUTY IM & Caste Tet MANNER TMS DUty rf D> PERFORMS THIS OUTY Ime S.4e 4 PENE MANNER THAT ME 13 A DESTENCT BSF F YO MIS 508 i) HOTING wy ete 7 | General DD/P ops ability 9 0 WACING POPE coer oyty ac oT svunesl Ability to evaluate and analyze Unusually good judgment _.., & | CE data _ MATINGP SPECI FOG BYUTY wATING eUNBER 6 WATING NUMOER 6 WATING wUMBTA 6 yeeceset sute wo, ceric Uytw mo, @ Complete reliability in handling sensitive matters wee oc t.te we. 2 wwecneee gute ao. 8 i { Alert for new ideas and leads Discretion > NAWRETS YE ULSCHIPTION OF MANNER OF JOR PEPFLeWANCE DIRECTION® — Strens strengths and sesknesece, pastscularly thoar which effect development on present sah, No weaknesses, He is an whtstanding employee, : __. SULTABICATS FOR CURRENT JOB JN ORGANIZATION here cverythssg you know about the indevidual....productsvdiys conduat an esecsel Jofects of talentea...caml how he Pate an wath yee Kemm, Come SECTION 0. . DIRECTIONS Toke Inta account pertinent pereunal charactoriatics of habise, pore hin with others doing samalae work of atest the same level, 20> DEPENITELY UNSUITABLE + He Sev. .t SF SEPARATED —~———"] 26 OF NNUBTFUL SUITARILETY. ..@6LL> eA wAYE ACCEPTED WHEW IF 2 AD SN OON MAT FNM NOR | Fe A BARELY ACCEPTAQLE EMPLOVEE. 85070 AVERAGE GUT WITH 40 BLANNTS>ES SUFFICHEN TED GU PATER TIG TO WAR? 6 RANT WIS SEPARATION ! OF THE SAME SUITABILITY AS @5Sf FEGPLE ¢ KNOW JM THE ORGANIZATION the joh, 4 WATENG 5 A FINE EMPLOYED - NAS SOME OUTS TRRUING STRENGTHS nuweta & 7 AY UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON fe TSFHS DF THE REGUINEMENTS GF Ii CRGANIZATION Poe ERCELLED AY ONLY A FE@ IN Ful Pee Lie FGR WORK IN THE UGA IDET ION POR PORK IN So" OTHER POSITION IN THE SR GANEIATION? ee. IF VES, 1S THiS eeDs vi Oual BETTER Sutt£o EMPL AS® Foire : ; SECRET a 14-0000 4 SECRET : , ; ‘ ny rithen Filled tnt eOpfety A A Dayn FITNESS REPORT (Part I) POTENTIAL - (INSTRUCTIONS ee ec i we spe ateea ne enen Consult coreent dostructéons fot roopteting this report. FOR THE ALMINESTPASIVE OFF TORK: FOR THE SUVERVETN, Thie report iv a privide ged commmnication fo your eapereiane, and to approprinte career manages ment sod peresnned officiate concerning thr patentsal of the enqbeyes beang cated. Ft be NOT ta be ahoen to the tated emoday: Tt te rresrmendel thet you eed the entare cepart heforce campleting any ancetion. This eeport is to be conpleted only after the employer hae teen under your superecaton POR AT EEAST 90 (AVS, tf leas than oostays, hold and complete after the Gadaye has cleaved Ff thee us the PVETENL KHIVUAT on Uhe employer, however, at MUST be completed end forenetel ta the OP no Later then Ways after the atue ate andicated in item Aaf Secthon ort below, GEMERAL DATE OF OIRIM 4. SERVICE OFSTONATION SECTION be cLaet) fPirer) TMi ddtey 2. O'neal Birch D. A dune 1913 __ 3. OPPICE/DIVISION/ HB AMC FF RSTIGNMENT 6. UFFICTAL POSITION TIRE CI Staft/orfics of Chiet/SIU _IO-CI_ Chief/siu 7. GRADE |e. DATE Breont Gut In OF | T (inclusive dates) GS-15 11 February 1956 1O. tvre oF weroeT (Chech one) wrccian (Speciiy) SECTION Fe CERTIFICATION 1, #OR Tue watee: 1 CHATS GY Tat TetS REPORT PEPRISENTS MY GEST JHDGIMENT OF Gi INDIVIDUAL BFING RATED a TWD "Te feeiu On PRINT WAND SV GMI umtwvinondc. SUPEAVISON'S OFFICIAL TITLE 17 Feb 1956 S. H. Horton 7 y /| Deputy Chief, CI Staff tvrpare tats nifont AND NOTED ANY OLFT PRUNE OF (o HAVE TEPEG Of PHINILD MAWE AO SIGNATURE OF HEVIEWING JC. OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVILWING OFFICIAL James Angleton 4 2U fer Chief, CI Staff ene a. ESTIMATE OF POTENTIAL OPFICi AL SECTION G. t. POTENTIAL $9 wbtuet CoP ATO AE SPONTI AIL I TIES ering othere of hie grade and type of othe employce'a potential ¢o aseume greater . Thank tn terme of the kind af reap BT the -vecseue lauc tad of MRECTIONS: Cone soaponsitslati paibabaty eneountere work. fe PUNEAOY AnGeE THE LEVEL AY wnrcn gatrsracfory eemromvance can of cxeeAly DATE 2+ WAS HEALED THE HIGHEST LEVEL &f @wiCH SAPIGE TARY PURI OMMANCE CAN GL FEPPCTOD Bos CASING OROGKESS, GUT NEEDS MONE Time GEE OME nit ese did rm aCeaste sp ASSUME GREATER aSpiygarnies ies + WESUT FOR TRAINING IN ASSUMING GREATER REBPONS IATL TSE S Treen meme te le 6 . Be MILL FHOMAEL ALJUST QUICKLY fO WoNF AES NS Ra POTS METHOUT FURTHER TRAINING : Gating 9 7 ALHEADY ASSUMING MOME RESPONSIBILITINS Min t Women by: Plebirsrat Leven nuusea 7 AM ERCEPTFOnAL PEMSON WHO 19 OnE UF THE ONS VOTRTD “TOR-PaneemabeuUe TIO OF HIGHER LEVEL WESPONSFOILETIES sabaaited 2. SUPERVIGCRY POTENTIAL this question: ilas this person the ability to be a supervisor? CX) CD Ne Tf your DIRECTIONS: Anewes mawes 10Vk4, indicate Lebow yous opinion os gusas of the level of supervisory ability thie person will reach AFTER SULTAHLE TRAINING. Tadicata your apinion by pleceng the number of the descriptive rating below which comes closest ta expressing your opinson in the appropriate column, Ef your cating sea been on abareving him supervise, note your tating on the “actual” column, Ef based on opinion of his potential, note the rating in the “potential” column. + WAVE MO OPINION ON HIS SUPEAVISONY POTENTIAL IM THIS SITUATION GELIFVE teONVIOUAL WOULD HF A wh AK SUPERVISOR IN THIS KIND OF SITUATION GELEFVE TAOTVIGUAL WOULD 88 BM AVERAGE SUPERVISOR Ih THIS KINO OF SITUATION + BELSEVE IRGLVIBUAL WOULD Bf & STRONG SUPERVISON IN THIS SETUATION ere ae ne ee ans ap ne ee ene tere nen nae DESCRIPTIVE SITUATION a GeGue Gorme tt Sadie 348 (bsuch drivers, afenngraphers, technicians of prole cialssts of vacioua hinds) antne contact etth tumrurare suscapimares +a eunquen? (Firat Isne fupervisor) _. a GAGUP OF SUPERVISORS wed GIeEct tnt weote OLSCRIPTIVE RATING NUMBER MEPL ACES PREVIOUS EDITEDNS Potential ir) fonm NO. 45 (Part Hi )or rows as ano 84 mice SECRET NOW ' ss AGC GBSOLETE. weno POTEMT IAL ape. 108 (Second Line auperviaore) 8 MESPONSLALE FOR WHOM PLONS, O8GAwI TATION * 68GU), Od MAY OM MAS mht OE SUPERVISORS, GHreH any Oovtcr (Emecutive lovely ve NOT PaloutaTt OAbw COMTOFT BITH HuMEDIAFE SUBCRDINA ene Drvegst amo nceo' cadarur coosoivarion Weew Fuwcolate FusORDE a i a a Snte HUME LIATE SUBORDINATES INCLUGE MEMAERS OF Tut OHPaseTA 308 ointees (Specefy) "| SECRET {When Failte tn AAG DERM Unt a eye var rrsign SOMONE OF MONTOS THE RATED PMFL ods OFFICE FASEB RANMA se nme Po b4DNe ATE tet abroneiMmate Twklve ot POTENTEAE 4 Commuters canepas Can handle alinust any GS-15 job in DD/P edge gS poge a particular language or apectality, Would be very guod Des ad. ashe or Base, Ia guod supervisor. MaiL ROOM FUTURE PLANS BANNED FoR tHe ‘ThO VIDUAL None at present NOTL OFHEB FACTOMD, INCLUDING PERDONAL CIACUMBTANCED, TO BE TAKIN INTO ACCOUNT IM TAGIVILUAL’® FUTURE #55) CuatntD No unusual factors! CESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL a : dito race thing the intividual as you se his an the grt. Interpret of statements that apply in some degran to myst pewple, To Rrad each statement and sieest sn the wou the SECT NOM be tne vee t= DIRECTIONS: This sastion is penvided sa ane the words Literally. On the paee below are a serion the belt of cart efute the heading "category." category numer which womuch the « teport, Hoe HAVE WOT GESERVED THiS. WENCE CAN GIVE NO OPENION AS TO WOW Tnt Clo WIP TI APPL ELD 39 THE JNDI VIDUAL at APPLIED TO THE InDtviOUAL TO THE LEAST PODSTOLE DEGALE APFLIFS TO INDIVIOUAL TO A LEMITED DEGRIE AVPLICS TO INDIVEIGUAL 70 AN AVERAGE DEGREE APPLIES TO INDIVIGUAL TO AN ABOVE AVERAGE DEGREE oe arruics 10 InNONVIOUAL TO AN OUTSTANDING OfGRCE STATEMENT CAT#goay nuuste ar ad STATiMrat ela mene Tarement CATERARY 1. oct 69 Che amc tme ate HAO HIGH ETANDAROS OF 24. 6h Feeertert se Be btude | rare OF vite ALCOMPL IE SKM ENT 4 Btw OF fe ASST TIRES 122. pwrcrwnars sreeticads wes eoeer ess oF fee feee Whee LECIOPORS Om Mes! @ntae meth aa ‘ 1h. awoee opiaimacery 4 2. whe tmittarine Pe ee Se sme . ACCP TR MESPOMEI BILE S rake yr 8 Ttbueunsere 49 Ose Rs o efte vases Parssyne 18, anseo . Pere ° ' won wece fo sure CISPR OTS JUG SROEOT vistow Oot MOS 208 De tHOoUr STAONG SUPPORT V7, COMES UP Wile SOLUFIONS To PRoO EME S. STRIVES CONSTANTLY FOR whe EOE hOGe AnD CORRS O. «woes antw 710 Veee ASOT OT ANCE 7. Sey SE BLomG © 2B, mis COLTECE Sw Fe CMe sreuctest 16. 18 OsStHvANT i ! las. FORE ATES Meee ta CF ERAe ' Titm GF wth eae o. G47 Furuse oO ye. Cutt eh! @faarek t°9OnG Co i A Co ee he 5 ties 70, commatis, er twin ae comers $0. Caw Cobe Gh tm EwPRGtNCrts 14-0000 SECRET “s (When Fitted ny me . nen aniline _ FITNESS REPORT cobk= d wanagenent, ft seeks to Provide: considering the application of The Fitne Repoet é mr oamportent factor in agency persen i. The agency aelection board with information of ealue ates an indiveduald foe sembership in fhe career wecvice: and a, A periodic record of pod performance aa an and te the effecteve utilisation of personnel, INSTRUCTIONS Consult current adeimsatrative inuteuctione regarding the initiation TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE OR PERSONNE, OFFICARS | and sronesittal of thie repart, TO THE SUPERVISOR: Read the entice form before attompling tu complete any stem. As the supervisor sho asarane dececte and ceviewa the wrk of the tadevadual, you haveprimary ceaponssbilaty for evaluating his renat ° nesses, and anethessob, effectiveness au revealed by hie daystosday activits Tf thie aadsvadual haw bh under your supervisiun for tesa than $0 days, pou wall cullabor wrtA Ats peevivus aupervinura fo sake auce the report 18 eccurata and complete. Primary reaponsidility coote with the cuccont supervetoe. It 48 assumed thet, throvah+ cut the period thin individual Nas been under your supervision, you Rave discharged your supervinory. reaponaibalie ties by frequent discussions of hit work, so that ina aeneral way he knows where Ae afanda, co: Alc 20 APR 1955: Posie Fes Soy otk dus, Fale 56. : A ioe +f 1S OPTIONAL WHETHER OR NOT mis FLINESS axrort 2S Stoen Yo WY Pekow BEING RATED t SECTION f (To be Filled in dy Adoinisteative Officer) neces eee oe . Y WaMt ~ (lest) — “(Pirety (aiddte) 2. Oate OF BintH | 3. sex | 4 (CAREER DESIGNATION O*NEAL . Birch D. 1 June 1913 Male SDoF. 3. DATE OF EwrRance Un OUTY Te. orice assicnep To. "| 7. orvision woe [ANCH i February 1947 h DOF # WHF Im * — om Ti. Gaaoe TO. TR FIELD, SPECIFY STATION Guatemala Ta. PERIOD Coverto fy tHts REPORT (dncluaive dates) 1 February 19595 28 February 19Sk = 11 February 1955 Gute OD (O/3aa SECTION 1} 1. Cnn eS ii on % a © (2 was on a Special Assign with the Security Research Stilt, Security office fr July 195) to Feb. 1955_ “3. BHAT SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENTS OR TASKS ARE TYPICAL OF THOSE GIVEN TO NIM "bumtne THE PAST THREE TO SIX MONTHS y (List in order of frequency): Conducted research on an individual counter-intellixence case of great importance rar WaTURL “oF ASS|GNMENT. n CC] 7 ates God reece V2. OATE THAT THIS REPORT IS DUE GS~0136.01-1) (To be filted aa by Sussevisery — ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR POSITION 1. to national security, utilizing and analyzing sensitive source material. 2. Conducted liaison with top officials of two foreign intelligence organizations relating to a sensitive counter-intellirence case. 3. Directed investigationind personally investigated sensitive aspects of a counter- intelligence case on a world wide basis, 4. Assisted in other counter-tntellirence cases. READ THE ENTIRE FORW AFORE ATTEMPTING TO COUPLETS ANY ITSM SECTION TNE ; oe. ee I costify t “persod covered by thas I be- vidual the manner inehichhe has perfoumed das sob and provided auggestions and criticisms wherever neaeode a ode that his underatanding of my evaluation of hie performance 1a consistent with my evaluation of As weatnes and on-the-job effectivensas d by thea fitness report and tf have inforcsed hin af his atrengths, Tf performance during the report period has been unsatinfactory, there as attached a copy of the memorandum noti> fying ham of unsatusfactory performance, , This copore (_K] hee } hae not been shown to the individual rated Tis bare. — eal er oF maven (Employee's inaediate spy 11 March 1955 Tate DATE PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS sferer foxw NO. a may 94 37-189 FORM ARE OBSOLETE. oe at 5 aa tna Te sea 14-0000 SECRET - Oe ‘ (Bhen Felfed Tay SECTION’ We Thie section 8 proveded as an aid an describing the ietividual, Your description as not favo 3) ee tn teed but acyusres its weaning sn relation to a particular job of assignment, The descr int or, ile. vanes UE Ss + unfevor chi? Xe are ta be interpreted Iiterally. “Sly, On the felt hand side of the page below are a series of efatements that apply in sume degree to mos the right band side of the page are four major categorios of descriptions, The ecale within each ce vided into there emall Sicchs: thes 4a to allow vou fu make Funes diatinc tions if you am desire. mont on the Left « then check the category on the cight which beat Placing an 3% in the "Net Ubeerved: cafumn means yuu hive no vpainion on «sh fon you are rating. Placing an “Xan the “Does Nut Apply codumn means that you have epplies to an individual. that the description re aot of 41! susted to the individual. CATEGORIES STATEMENTS ; veoony BOM Lyok at the stat tedia how much the etatement anh tidy: ku CA* pere Mi : ay brase the de et OB aten ¢ ABOVE AVERAGE DEGHEE REASONABLE DEGHEE Limiteo DEGREE A. ABLE TO SEE AWOTHER'S POINT OF VIEm. SAMPLES @. PRACTICAL. 1. & GOOD REPORTER OF EVENTS. 2. CAN MADE DECISIONS ON HIS O8N WHER NEED ARISES. 3. CAUTIOUS tm ACTION. . 4. HAS INITIATIVE. _t s- UNEMOTIONAL: 6. ANALPTIC iN HIS THINKING. 7. CONSTANTLY STRIVING FOR NEW KNOWLEOGE AND 10EAS. 6. GETS ALONG WITH PEOPLE AT ALE SOCTAL LEVELS. . . Hu 9. HAS SENSE OF HUMOR. 10. KNOWS WHEN .TO SEEK ASSISTANCE. 19. CALM. . 12. CAN GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE. 13. MEMORY FOR FACTS. ‘ 14. GETS THINGS DONE. 1S. KEEPS ORIENTED TOWARD LONG TERM GOALS. 1a. CAN COPE WITH EMERGENCIES. 7 Nedourcismenne se ee ee ee ee le ee $6. HAS STAMINA; CAN KEEP GOING A LONG TIME, 19. HAS WIDE RANGE OF INFORMATION. 20. SHOWS ORIGINALITY. = Be 5 enn oe ns a ee oe | 2t. ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES. 22. ADMITS HIS ERRORS. 23. RESPONDS WELL TO SIPERVISION, % 24. SVEN DISPOSITION. Js. eve TO 09 41S 398 el trouT STRONG LuPPORT SECRET Yt 14-0000 de. CAN THtth ON WIS FLET 2). COMES UP BETH SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS. 70. STIMULATING TO ASSOCIATES: & “ sPank PLUG. 29. TOUGH MINDED. 30. OBSERVANT. +» CAPABLE. « CLEAR THINKING. . COMPLETES ASSIGNMENTS WITHIN ALLOWABLE TIME LIMITS. . CVALUATES SELF REALISTICALLY. . WELL tNFORMEO ABOUT CURRENT . DELIBERATE, . EFFECTIVE IN DISCUSSIONS SITH ASSOCIATES. 36, IMPLEMENTS DECISIONS REGARD: LESS OF OWN FEELINGS. | 2p. THOUGHTFUL OF OTHERS. f . WORKS WELL UNDER PRESSURE. DISPLAYS JUDGEMENT. + GIVES CREDIT WHERE CREDIT 1S QUE. « HAS DRIVE. + 1S SECURITY CONSCIOUS, « WERSATILE. 46. HIS CRITICISM 1S CONSTRUCTIVE. 47. ABLE TO INFLUENCE OTHERS. a6. FALILITATES SMOOTH OPERATION OF HIS OFFICE. a9. DOES NOT REQUIRE STRONG AND CONTINUOUS SUPERVISION. « A GOOD SUPERVISOR. TT WIAT ARE HIS OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS? The ability to analyze a com implement the plan without o + WHAT ARE HIS OUTSTANDING BEAKXNESSES? None observed, a ce »__ SECTION Y mitting any detail relevant to the case. SECRET plex problem, arrive at a plan of action, and then 14-0000 Cthen Filled Bry SECRET ten, Dep, UF YES. WHYt RHAT TRAINING OO YOU RECOMMEN we . Rone SINE COMMENTS [indicele hove ponerel traits, opecilig habits oF characteristics not covered elaeahere in the report but which have a bearing on sffective utilination of thie person): Mr, O'Neal will carefully problem'before taking action. This my inif{ially create study, plan and anilyze 4 planning, the not result is a . the impression of slowness, but because of superior SECTION V4 ait deactiptions before tating. ‘Piece “Ne An th ly the eh Which the | Cs OFECTIONS: Dupen shat he has eaid, hie action DINECTIONS: Consider only the ebi/f Sith which the and any other indications, ¢4 your opinion of this perecn hae performed the duties of his job and rate him accordingly. c person's attitude toward the agency. (7 ] 5. does wor PeRtoam puTits ADeQuatetys HE IS (7) 1. Has an ANTAGONISTIC ATTITUDE TOWARO THE AGENCY INCOMPETENT. ve WILL DEFINETELY Leave THe AGFNCY AT THE FIAST CJ 2+ BARELY ADEQUATE IN PERFOPWANCE) ALTHOUGH HE OPPORTUNITY. NAS HAO SPECIFIC GUIDANCE C8 TRAINING, HE (7 2. Has sraonG WeGATIve ATTITUDE TOWARD AGENCY. ee OFTEN FAILS TO CARRY OUT RESPOMSISILITIES IRKED BY RESTRICTIONS... REGAROS AGLNCY AS A COMPETENTLY, TEMPORARY STOP UNTIL HE CAN GET SOMETHING PERFORMS MOST OF HIS CUTIES ACCEPTABLY! OCCA+ orrrer, SIOMALLY REVEALS SOME AREA GF WEAKNESS, | 3. TENDS TO HAVE AN UNFAVORADLE ATTITUDE TOWARD PERFORMS OUTICS IN A TYPICALLY COMPETENT, THE AGENCY... BOTHERED @Y MENOR FRUSTRATIONS. welt Quil FF THOS’ CONTINU, EFFECTEVE MANNER, A FINK PERFORMANCE: CARRIES GUT Many OF HIS [ 4. MES ATTITUDE TowaAAD THe AGENCY 1S TNDUFFERENT oa. HAS "WAIT AND SEE” ATHATUOE..WOULO LEAVE IF RESPONSIBILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY BELL. (30) 6. PERFORMS HIS DUTIES IN SUCH AN OUTSTANDING SOMEONE OFFERED HIM SOMETHING OFTTCR, MAWNEA THAT HE ($ ECQUALLED BY FEW OTHER PER- (CJ ® tenes To wave PavonaDeE ATT iTuOL TowaRD AGENCY SONS KNOWN TO TH RATER. 7 . a sMAKES ALLOWANCES FOR RESTAICTIONS fMPOSED BY 13 THES INDIVIDUAL BETTER QUALIFIED FOR BORK IN SOME WORKING FOR AGENCY. .THINKS I TEAMS OF A Car RECA IN THE AGENCY. ofwem ancay (Jao (]ves. IF VES, wHaTT xxl 6. OLFINITELY HAS FAVORAOLE ATTITUOE TOWARD THE AGENCY... BARRING AN UNEXPECTED CUTSIOL OPPOR. Mr, C'Neal was on TDY with this office. TUNITY, WILL PROBABLY ENOLAVOR TO MAKE A He 4s fully qualified for continued Cc. cee tn MMSLANTIC ATTITUOE TOWARD TRE AGINCY work in this office. oe WILL PROBABLY NEVER CONSIDER WORKING ANY PLACK OUT fm THE AGENCY. ‘ DIRECTIONS: Considering others af ond type of assignment, how would you rete hia on potentiality for assumption of greater responnibilie ties nocmaliy indicated by promotion. thie person's grade| Os DIRECTIONS: Coneides everything you knoe about this person im making your rating... shill in sod duties, conduct on job, peraanal charactoriatica or habite, and special defects or talents, l f. WAS REACHED THE HIGHEST GRADE LEVEL AT WHICH { } 1. OEFINITILY UNSUITABLE + HE SHOULD BE SCPARATED, SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE C4n DE EXPECTED. [7] te 1S MAKING PROGRESS, QUT REEGS MORE TIME 1M {L] % oF couatrut SUITABILITY. «WOULD NOT HAVE ACs PRESENT GRADE BEFORE PROMGTIGH TO a HIGHER COPTEO Him IF } HAD KNOWN WHAT 1 KNOW NCW. GRADE CAN BC RECOMMENDED, (CT) 4+ A GareLy AccePTABLE EMPLOYEE. OEFINETELY BELOW (CT] 3. 13 READY TO TAME ON RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AVERAGE QUT WITH NO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY NEXT HIGHER GRADE, BUT MAY NEED TRAINING I OUTSTANDING TO WARRANT HIS SEPARATION, SOME AREAS, Cc 4. A TYPICAL EMPLOYEE, WE DISPLAYS THE SAME SUITA+ WILL PROBABLY ADJUST QUICKLY TO THE MORE BILtTy AS MOST OF THE PEOPLE | KNOW IN THE RESPONSIMLE DUTIES OF THE SEXT HIGHER GRADE, AGENCY. 1S ALREADY PERFORWING AT THE LeveL of Tuc WERT] [|] 8 A FINE EMPLOYEE - HAS SOME OUTSTANOING HIGHER GRADE. STRENGTHS. AN EXCEPTIONAL PEARSON #HO 15 SNE OF THE FEW C300] 6. AN UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON IN TERMS OF THE WHO SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FER RAPIO ADVANCES REQUIREMENTS OF THE AGENCY. MENT. (TJ 7+ Excetueo ay onty A few tw SUITABILITY FOR WORY IM THE AGENCY, ' ye wd SECRET ww 14-0000 | mapa Gs-12 . 6400.00 LMay 1950. rows. wee Shae t ee eho ce cr Sr as Per Neb y wer redtag _ tase officer and staff work, Responsibility, under the Operations Ufficer, - for section against satellite targets for Vienna Station. Arr OTR RSE St ENS T RTO TION WERE GUMPEE TEU TR BING: PDRAGED OO THES RTO TE OTREEE GOO UHON OW atte t EO SO Or ere ANDO Mare coMPurten oo oe . None ee toe oe a wee ee wn ee ee aa 4nING PUSDERSASEING | LOA UPRETERE SCE DOR SENT DORN AT IUR TP RAWA ATION mp tke PATROUAG Goon PAIR RUN[ ASSIGNMENT OS GEN Ss eb StL - ~ - = Wirt oro opery Toe LON Base Chief. Salsburg of . Western Europe EOIN, ORDTR verer nist ia} PORT WCWEVER IS UATE ms NEMEER OP OEPENDIN ES | risa EMERUENO) ADDRESSEE i . HES Thaw ADDRESS i _ jvrs] Xoo “Xi nod iy | NO i nod WoOTHE ANSWER TOY COR TH ANOVE IS VES APACHE A SEEARED PUTAIEED REPORT i" PETE ATT HERETO IN THE CASE or . MARK ARG THE ORUINART QE INCE SIP NAMES, ADDRESSES. AND CERIZENSTIP Ob SICUSE, EATMER INST AW MOTTE EN BAW, . BROTHERS SPAM OANDD SISTERS. raw MARITAL STATUS ft eee i ~. . Slee rare -- : + . MOG HONS 7 akOLON Wofo Hk com Hd Tp BY IMMEDIATE 4 PLRVISOR : 2 PERIOD COVLRUDRY THIS REPORT | OGCASION TOR REPORT! wurst lwasta astotat y MO . ONPAL [TD RUASSGSMILNT On PRODOSED REASSIONME Fg SUVERING on dl | DATE PROM ! muerte ANNUAL | REDORTING cri] | lan EMPTOVEE REDO ON] Bipays oF UC MELOVAMENT _iJune_ "51,25 Jan ween , ae Fe ee ta et an at tn ene wee eee eee ~- -- ee | ra is duet PLOVER QUALIIED 49 2 FYE) I UMPLOVER BET QUAUIIED |* | WSO, WHAT DELY OR Roe nes “ ALS PRESENT DUTIES? FT POR OTHER DUTIES? . i a no eee ee eee ' Base Chief or Opa ohioef.. ; directing other. case officers... ~ H WU De OE CONC OCR IN UEUPLOS ES Ese TON OL DUTIES UNOPR Sit HON rap SP SO Ne ANPIAIN IN Se TION TE HASTE MELOVER SIRALEN TOR | =x YES) Do yOu RECOMMEND EMPtOVEt x is st i] VIWHAT GR ATR ASD TOK WHAT PROUL SSTONAL TAPROATALNT LT Nad tort THON? | po Pascoe Gs-13 a TOR UAC BAG ny OESERVED CHIC it ane Ke we HON. it we “How rep ryeraytt COMPARES (UIE ALL OT HrRes on ie MAMI CULASSIER ATION AMTIOM OPRODESSIGSAT ARIEEEEDS AGE RSNOAEN TOO SOU TT RSON ATLA. DONG EISELE 270s COMPARIAGS FO THE DUES SOM UNDER VOLK SUPERVISION (DO SOU CUEGELATE FO MARR ONOT UMSERVTED ON ANY QIU AUETY WHEN APPROPRIATE . — eee 1 Nor Been Vey | “exert OUTS TAN. : RATING FACTORS our rar | aoon | SEY EAA) WING a — — wl . ee : i AMILILY_TO_ GRAS INS ERE Sa "ANID L_ATSTION Je bor, H 1 JUDO MENT AND COMMON SESS i th : Ma INDICADE YOUR wae 10 -AKD HAVING Hits EMPEOVEE PEND YOUR GOMAIAND OR st ‘PERVISION, WELD VOU, AM LINTEREY 1 Peatttk Nod HE SATINTUDDD r | ) PARTICULARLY | NOP WAND HIME aie PEAT diIMs i. TO HAVE PEM? pte! Leste. tees MOENTER HERE ANY Desiktl REMARKS Mt TeLAINING to PARTICULAR QU AEINICA TONS woe . i Whiten AK! CON EEE PERTINENT PO nh EN ARUHION Gn PtiES DP MELOVEL, OUTSTANDING: ASSETS AND OR SERIOUS TRESS “HOPED Mh STALL ALSO REASONS PCR AND RECOMMENDATIONS As bo REASSJONMWIND WEE Ht GIVEN HE APPROPRIATE DO THIN REdORE In the ten months Subj has been under my superviaion he has shown an outsta eding. ability | to get work done, even under the pressure 6f an unusually heavy : work load. adj's willingness’to take on additional duties and hia in= ae aeretieee se ervorts to discharge 411 responsibilities are also considered ou j'o Operational and liaison expariencs show plainly in his dai . PEAS THRS "gf 93, PT SPPSRP sno Pp Po PSA ASSL y* PARAS? pRB ERS Aen Bat ik ni : in every sense_a senior intelligence. officer. tz Ub NMEMMTEONAD Sead NLEPLD vac PNGRA Stitery 29 January 1952 ee —toviben| of Me ony Tae 77 ~ Qt REVIEWING OPEER OR CHIFE OF STATION DOPS NOE Mo ton A, Wooll SOREDORT EACEPUIONS WHEEL BE STATED ee, VN IME REVERSE MUL titktarp >:RCUMSTANCES 1S THIS REPORT [0 BE j . CONFIDENTIAL ‘ Drak B SMEER Wi IN. Bored ceca 63 naire 14-0000 Buriaed Farm Ne St | ae af - Auguet tote Hadgct Nw 8G HOWL . UL 8. CIVIL BERVICE COMMIRSION: de « OF : REPORT OF ainnurremennennen SPECIAL (oD EFFICIENCY RATING nee mona tiewad ’ w 20 Sept 1950 Bireb. Ds O'Mea) ww. 2 Tntelligence Officer GS. (Name af employee) UY Titte Of poaition, werver, CUFCK ONE - ees = ee — - ete OM LINEH AELOW 1. Study the inatructiona in the Rating OMlcial’s Guide, C. S.C. Form [ARK PMPLOVER No, BBZ2A, : " 2. Underline the eloments which are expecially Important in the position. Adininiatratlve, V Sf adequate 3. Rate only on elementa pertinent to the position, — if weak a, Dy not rate on clementa in italia exccpl for employces in admin- | *Uvetvisory, or ae we ixtrative, auperviaory, or planning poritionsa, planning ....... ¥ p i 6. Rate administrative, supervisory, and planning functions on elements in ftalica, Al others... on + Sf owtatanding aves (1) Maintonanee of equipment, touls, instruments. XZ (21) Effectiveness in planning broad programa, ‘cotivencas in adapting the work program to wew-e (2) Mechanical akill, aeocee (22) Ey! ~~~ (3) Skill In tho application of techniques and pro- broader or related programs wth. (25) Effectiveners in devising procedures. cedures, voces (4) Preacntability of work (approprintencus of ar eaves (26) Effectivencan in laying out work and establiahs rangement end appearance of work). ing ostundards of performance for auberdi- a « (5) Attention to brond phases of assignments. nate. . ok. (6) Attention to pertinent detail, - —— (26) Eifectinencaa in dirceting, revtewing, and check= (MA t dl ing the work of subordinates, ores ) Accuracy of operations. wwe (26) Effectivencen in’ inatructing, ‘training, and Dt. (8) Aceurocy of flual resulta, developing aubordinates in Uke work, wh. (9) Accurpey of Judymeats or deelstons, an (27) Effectivences in promoting high working morale. -F..(19) bifectivencas in prescutlpg. 8 or te wecene (29) Effectiuencan in determining space, personnel, ” and equipment needs. od boners (11) Industry. nl needa, ewnese (20) Effectivancna in setting und obtaining adher- ereeee (12) Kats of progress on or completion of asslgn- onev te time limite and deadlines. __ wth. (30) Ability to make decisions, vne(13) Amount of acocptahle work produced, (In mark . (13) Amount of acocntanle work produced, | (In mar (81) Effectivenosa in delegating clearly dofined authority to aot. ck. CIA) Ability to organize his work, woth. (15 neti tL dealing with Oo) a i ces_in_mevting and deslis STATE ANY OTHER KLEMENTH CONBIDERED (18) Cuoperativences, « (17) Initiative. TA) Apist: &. Aste ligene. esen-(12) Resourcefulness, -t (B) Dene geboen ceecceseesemeaceeunsee -#.(19) Dependabillty. eveeee (26) Physical fitness for the work, (0) errr mo SERGE He Te TY STANDAUD Adjective Deviations must be explained on teverao alde of thin furia dating — ° Aeon Rat atiag ating Pina inarks on all unceriined elements, aud check marka or better on all olbcial.. Evecileat ? other eleme ats rated Excellent Cheek marks or hetier on all elements rated, and plus marks on at least half of the underlined elements . . Very Goad Review! T Cheek marks or better on ao majorily ita, and all weak ev lew ng < performance overconponsaled by outstanding pe TOPIANCG. sseveceeeoeeecoee- Good alticial.. Er elleal Cheek marks or better on a ominjorily Gf undertined elements, and all weak porfonannce nut oveteotopenated by outatandiag pecfornan . Frater Minus marks on at least half of the underlined cements... Varathfactory Rated by. . CIT RR Last... fed. BRS pL ORI O. ate L (Signature of paling vitielal) BE Soph E99. (Date) Reviewed by GS _ Rating approved by efficiency rating committee CO. -31 30. Report to employes... 4. (Nate) WW Borers e rating) Mt. f. Seu Rom went Peratin. oFricg | RO--2AETIWB 14-0000 3, $F COURSES OF INSTRUCTION WERE COMPLETED CURING PRAICD OF THIS arront, List TITLE, LOCATIOM OF SCHOOL, Linon or COURSE AND DATE COMPLETED, OO . Mt PREFERENCE FOR NENT OUTY AFTER TeRMinatiON OF CUR’ RENT ASSIGNMENT JEL CIF IM US-so STATED @ Peovicvescry ia Pomtven & ies - type OF DUTY Location tener enEonen Senos TET ET 8 STUER TOT ae SETTER @. HAVE THERE BEEN ANY CHANGES fH PERSONAL STATUS SINCE OMIGINAL EMPLOYMENT OF LAST REPCRT - UNICHEVER IS LATERT . MARITAL Status vin NUMBER OF DEPENDENTS EMERGENCY ADDRESSEE ATGAL ADDRESS vee .. me 4 ne. tf TNE ANSWER TO ANY OF THE AMOVE (9 VES, ATTACH A SEPAQATE DETAILED REPORT IN DUPLICATE HERETO, IN THE CASE OF MARBAIGE. THE REFORT SILL INCLUDE MAMES, ADDRESSES, AND CITIZENSHIP OF SPOUSE, FATHER -IN-LAB, MOTHER-IN-LAW, QROTHERS- IN-LAW AND SISTERS-IN-L AR, . . oate Tiowatuas oF PuPLOVES = SSS SSS SECTIONS 7 THROUGH 1¢ TO BE COMPLETED BY IMMECIATE SUPERVISOR 7, PERIOD COVERED BY THIS REPORT OCCASION FOW aEPORT Save rite BAYES ANNUAL REAGRIONMENT OF PROPOSED MRA: COVERING INITIAL 90 PORTEO On DAYS OF EMPLOYMENT REPONTING OFFICER oF amPLloved a. 48 Matte curcoves nr ouriest | fase ta turtorrs scrren cutee Ey tr $0, war _ On CUTIES Seen : —— 61,0 fated veo; jwo IF NO, CRPLASM IM SECTION TF NG VOR WH 60 you CONCUR IN emPLOvens DESCRIPTION OF Ourits UNOIA SECTION Lh AT TMP COVER SINT VEN VOR FEST BS VOU REC Gi WO EMP OVTT PROFESSIONAL imPMOveMENT? [ye FOR PROMOTION! 9. Fon GACH FACTOR On D CHECK THC APPROPATATE BOX 10 INDICATE HOW THE EMPLOVEE COMPARES WITH ALL OTHERS OF THE SAME CLASSIFICATION WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ADILITIC® ARE KNOWN FO YOU PIRSONALLY. DO NOT Limit THIS COMPARISON TO THE OTHERS NOW UNDER YOUR SUPERVISION, YO NOT WEBI Fate 70 wane "MOT OBSERVED’ OM ANY QUALITY UNEN APPROPRIATE. — rrersy veay eucat. RATING FACTORS torace | ate 0000 1 000 Lear A. ABILITY TO WORK AND GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE AB. INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM IM BORK C. SECURITY CONSCIOUSNESS D. ADILITY TO GRASP INSTRUCTIONS AND PLANS Te Hill dt a nl €. ATTENTION fo DUTY fT f, JUDGMENT AND COMMON SENSE a ee ee —O_ ABILITY TO OBTAIN RESULTS AND GET THINGS DONE a er ee _ H, DISCRETION re ee ee 1 IMUTIATIVE (=e et Et J. ABILITY TO HANDLE AND DIRECT PLOPLE. j-—_+—_} + _, +} —_ K. PERFORMANCE OF PRESENT OUTIES (tTKM 2) __ — [owt b. ABILITY TO EVALUATE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION a a wm. TACT 7 TN, SAGACITY (NON-QULLIBILITY? 0. LEADERSHIP Te) PMYSICAL STAMINA Q. MENTAL STAMINA il | 0, INDICATE YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD WAVING THIS EMPLOYEE UNDER YOUR COMMAND OR SUPERVISION, BOULD YOU « DEFINITELY PREFER NOT at Saviseicoy” V0 PLEASED PARTICULARLY NOT WANT HIM? TO HAVE Mim? YO wave WIM? LJ To Have wimtl_t wine OESINE Mit? ‘TONS OK LACK THEREOF GHICH ARE CONSIDERED 41. CNTER HERE ANY DESIRED REMARKS PERTAINING TO PARTICULAR QUALIFICATIONS OK PERTINENT TO THE EVALUATION OF THIS EMPLOVEE. OUTSTANOING ASSETS AND/OR SERIOUS LIMITATIONS SHOULD BE STATED £9 IF APPROPRIATE YO YHIS REPORT, ALSO REASONG FUR AND AECCMMENDATIONS AS TO REASSIGNMENT WILL SE Gt NG sf freee Ahatt—cimsis Tent, fern ttra tack - ca. Toon de, Latta —_a_s5%a7, —— —— Faia a a Cued, fa oe rae 2 taf fg ————~ af eo ears oo #23. ators hid chp la oe L pe a ergy ot Gat ft he _ La ld olan Mf. e/a 7 MOY I i, raed ol seed Zeer : GG pI Clie yigi« Wie cf POL RES at tony tte) th, mel stotrtonst wootTionas # fa ae DAY Ra bbe POON ue 923))) 0 ED tg FF —— L ties MILF OF STATION COLES MOT comcus ve Tw av, GNCEPTIOmS BFL ae Ste tu SPACE PROVIOED Om THE RAVERSE BIbE aatear) UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES 1S THIS REPORT TO BE SHOWN TO THE EMPLOYEE REPORTED O ATuse OF BEVINVing OFFICER CONFIDENTIAL 14.90000 . nS AER T ars Tan OAD L May 1950 | ’ Vaoe Daeery eM ot TM yt ran (deb Weer pee et pyr be Sat, aaNet yoga ot siding Case officer and staff work, Renponsibility, under the Crerations Officer, - for action against Sateliite taryeta for Vienna statiun. an TOTP POU EARN OP UINSTEDC RRs PME COMPUD TED URISG FiICO OF TES WE DOtT ORT HUD Ra UTON OE Sone eS nht Of we Non@. 2 ene ee Cet Feed ANU CORTE COMPLE RES Pe Spree ksi! OAS PREP Pai Sed Poe SEAL DOTY AER TPUAUS ATES OF COR, s tea he ary ls! READIN Powis PANG LEW APR OU NG Cocoa £ AEM HENS Assero MONT Es UP IN TNSY STATED ce eel % oa . Tyeh oot oy tem UT } .Base Chief . . .. _. Salzburg of... _ kestern Furope ___ Freeh |x! a German) Kk Spaniah |__| X a. _...-Portugede__|__ poof of Ces? a TeaaN a Stare : SINCE Ciyteytmal “TMErOy ARSE om bast SER . WUCHENT thd LAILM? ROMBER OL TEENS Ts OEMPROE SC? ADDYESEE 7 Ty py ThGAD Abie ss | “Tutsi i . >, — ; - l not Xisat — Xo xo. WON ANSWER TO [NY GF tit Asovt VES ATTACHE A PEABATE: OP 2 REPORT IN DUNTE MTR MERE BO IN ft CASETOE” MAvE ATC OWE OREDORE SES INCEE DE SANDS ADDINESSES, ADE CUMZDNSINE OF Shot ar OP ATOER IN DAM OO MOTHPM IN TA’, BOT IN-LAW AND SUP RY -IN- LAM Spe Fi: 5P me nee fe nas AP ONT aR Meet in SANDER oy Cea th, NAVE bbs PLEN AN MAMITAL SEATIN . 28 January 1952..___._.. NATURE tt mM ‘vet Le Le Lea Comite. tthe By FAMED TE ~E PERV ESOR SHON 7 TRO 7. PERIOD COVLRLD BY THIS Eras | OCCAMON tol HE bOHE r i an ~ REASMONGLS DE Ci OTD Pee WE ASSTONMENT we COVERINGS ESEEIAL OP p VAT THOM DATE bey {| ANN va | WIE POR TING OLILEK jis PAOVET REPORTED ON loaves OF EMELOYME | iJune '51,25 Jaa 52 : * hn Pt CMPLOVIE QUALEER: to EY FUME ADL PRESENT Dt fits 7 Nay IN TAME Et BETTE QUALI Ziv) mosey WHAT ve VY OR Tt rs fe CUM DUES “'90! Base Chief or Ops chief_. “Airecting other cass officers. GA YOR CONCOUR IN PMMtargs?* Dis SOMES TION on ins TS ES Series ra X vrs LAO TONS UNEEAIN EN SECT as TWAS TAPLOSED STRIVEN 10% om iyes! Cp YOURE COMMEND EMPLOYEE I x hy) WON VOOM GRADE AND OM WHAT feet 3a NAl IMPROVE MENF? rhOy TOR PROMOTION ¢ sy DENTON GS-13 1 VE TAC EAC TOR OFSERUEDS CMTC THE AL PPTOVIE COMPU. EID ALE CTH Or TA SAVE CEA SIC ATION WEROSE RUTESSIONAL AL SUEY DO ScuE RISER TDS COMPA ey ste COHEN SOW UNDER YOUR S PERVISION Jno bei th GN ANY SOLELY WHEN: vA ba Fer BNO ATE ee HHS AML KMOWN OT yet . NESUUAT 12 MAbe hel ‘ UTS TAN- RATING: FACTORS FAIR | aaen | snob ING SET TO 7 w z.. SI) ENTHU SEAS SN WORK ~~ _EOSSUTOL SNES fe aonb SI AND 0 ARIE 10 on He bbe Os 1 _Patanive JARI to r PLO MANCL 1 ARWILY 10k aa fh TAL ene . LNs wi AL _SUAMIN HAL STAMINA Wt, INDAOATE Yat ‘RA AL tie ‘Dt: TOWARD HAVING Ws TMI OVER NUL YOUR COMAANDD OR ST PERVIAION, WOULD VO, (a eestgily Pertti Nat HE SATISEIED j och aA Te i PARTICULARY j . NOE WANT HIM Teo $349. HIMe Jo RAVE HIM* Lhe HAVA HIMe | DbsiRe HI 4 . 1 PNIER nee “ANY DESIRE 2 REMARKS PERTAINING HO PARSICH EAR at AL IEE ate ane TACK tnt evn Tr u Akh ¢4sN tA KELY PEEP TOE EN ALE SGO% OF TES EP MILOSER. GUDSTASDISG ADEE AS AO OSP RIOTS TIMETATRYNS Stn Lb BE SPATTER Atys BKEASONS PUR AND &EEZ0 MENDATIONS AS TO REASSIOSE SE WIP EE Givi MW APPROPRIATE TO THIN REBORE In the ten monthe Subj has been under my supervision he has shown an outsta -ding aadt Bubs to fet work done,.even under the pressure 6f an unusually heav work load. 1a b, willingness to take on-additional duties and his in- ... defatigable | sereres to discharge 411 responsibilities are alsu considered ou eatanding ubj's operational und liaigon experience show plainly in his aes . beagitae "gfe B87 FPSB ano GPA pPo PB AS eab ly? PAPAS pee E ESR ng Budget an in every sence @ senior intelligence. officers . TU AfetREE NAD SPACE Jy SPEDLID ADACHE PNTRA say 29 January 19520 pode U . DATE a SONAEURE % We LL Nee OCE a ee IU - Ob VEERING OFFICER Oke FaflEL OF STATION. DOES NOU ton Ay. -Wooll CONC RNAi THIN Rib PACLP TIONS WILL bE STATED oe, ode IN SEAGL PROVIDED ON Gh REVLRSE StL UEKLOL) : mer AEWA CHILE UNDER NC NO “CIRCUMSTANCES 1S THIS REPORT 10 BE SHOWN if THE EMPLOVE eal © REPORTED ON . CONFIDENTIAL : . Dees: BO SAILER, Wicd 26, Wusred aga 48 14-0000 4 Blended Foam Ne ML Ageuast THs DLR OTT BEV ( OM ATESSION aren epee POM Dilaa Ne ce hoa + APUISEITRATIVE-UNOFFICTAL ‘ » / REPORT OF (ORR TALS x srrepn €) REI LAL EFFICIENCY RATING reomattonan ¢ Acct 20 Bopt 2S >.) _. Bireb D..0'Neal oo. (Name of emploseg} based on performance dung perked fram Sf OZ A. Intelligence Officer ¢8-130-13— wore mn 7 nitalivn— fraticata Lurens, aly 20 Mar 1950 20 Sept 1990\ (Tita if eatin, aptesa, bod trade) Ne aneticon, Sait, fhe wtatbeon aoe = = SEERENAEEENIGisaaiaiaimetacneie ca imoneeamcatineteners ceaamaetemeacand canskaememmmiammeree ae OM Liars BY the instructiona in the Rating Oficial’s Guide, ©. 8. €, Form CHECK ONKt \ HARM RMPIATER VM steals ~ If wrak + if cutetanding clementa in ttalice, weacee (J) Maintenanco of oqaipment, touls, instruments, wwe (2) Mechanical skill. wenene (8) ht in tho applleation of techniques and pro- ercures, woonee (4) Preventability ef work (appropriates uf ar Jangement and appearance of work), weveee (5) Attention to broad phases of assigninznts. aM. (4) Attention to pertinent detail, weeeee (7) Accuracy of operations, St. (8) Aecurscy of final results, 2 (9) Accoraey of Judizmenta ments or deelaions., £35) rifectivencos sa peacntiog ideas or focte (U3 IsnAystry. (12) Kate of progress on or completion of asalgn- nents, avenee( 14) Aneunt of acceptable work produced. (Is mark based on production records? ....2.-rcseresonconsed (Lessa tp “#- (4) Avility te organize hia work, Pon #.(48) Fade gtiveneys in_meoting and dealing with Pherg. irs (16) Conperativences. arenes (17) Snitiative, woe (18) Kesvurcefulness. #. (1S) Dependabillty, ) Fezsical fitness for the aM MEET MEANDADY Doviatiana must be exp)uned on reverea alde of thin forse Phin rnartesé on all undertined clerments, and check marks or better on all other elaucnte mited Cheek mares of Natle hall of tie uoderlined clement Sheek mars or better ou ane inarka ¢ on nat least No, HaR3A, 2. Unierling the elementa which are eapecially important in the position. | Adininist rative, 3. Rate only on «lernerta pertinent te the portion. sorvigo r . a. Do not rate on elementa in italics except for employees in admin- sup TY, 0 ae istrative, super taory, or planning poritiens, planning ........ 4, Rate adminiatrative, supervisory, and planning fenetiona on All others......... 0 . (21) Effectivencas in planning broad programa, anes (22) Bifeotivencra in adapting tho work program to brouder or velated programa, awh. (23) Electivenean in devising proceduses. anecoe (E$) Kflectivenera ia denying out work and eatablishe ing atandards of performance for subordis rustes, ween (26) Effectiveness in dirccting, reviewing, and cheek- tng the work of subordinates, womee (20) Euctiveneas in tnatructing, training, and developing mibordinaten in the work, wn-nne (27) Effectivencan in promating high working morale, weoree (24) Kiffectivenean da determining space, percounel, equipment needs, emcees (20) Liffecthuencaa ta wetting and obtaining adher- ence Wo time limits and dendlines, wt. (30) Ability to make deotsions, acceee (91) Effectivencna in delegating cleurly defined authority to act, STATE ANY OTN ELEAENTS CONSIDERRD wt (A) A pits Ke Date zene Paton wn _t py Deseret Adjective deuting a Aiea | Hatt Ld ating wie. Secellest Fxcellent Very Ged Review! PV EONS PELE Good olfielal.. Em clleal Check thares or better on a majority of undertest elements, and all weak penorns we put oscreotpennited by outatands performmnee.. Minus marie on at beunt half of the unde “rlined 2d wees Fale 1 neat ifactory Raied by... CAST Ae TDs tec >... (iygnature of telang olfcial) Reviewed b; mera PR eee, ee ‘pulure vl res Viewing ollicul, Rating approved by efficleney rating commilttce (ae) “Sl. {doute) W. 9 Comenowetet patattn. orice | 10—S4NTTHS est Led ae yt OFA. (Tithey (Date) tet heed Bt bel LEIA. oO “erintey” corres ~~ (Date “ee Report to employee . L.. eeecene. W ghee nition’ 14-0000 7. DE -CAPPTION OF CUTIES SENCE GANT SF FICTERTY FEPOUT. Tess) MUST RIVET Fmd. OR SCTEBR GOW SEAT BRS Tusa 2, 97 CoUnSES OF INDTRULTION PERE COWPLETED CURING PERIOD OF THIS REPORT, “IST TITLE, LOCATION OF SCHOUL, CENGIN OF COUASE AMO DATE COoMPLETEO. ay PREFERENCE FOR NEXT CUTY AFTER TECMINATION OF CURe MENT ASSIGNMENT ISICIF IN US-SO Stared tree oF outy Lecatton a, Peorectawcy tm eopirew Lane, SU RTAE TT SOT TT TIT AT O. WAVE THEME BEEM ANY CHANGES IN PERSONAL STATUS SINCE ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT OR LAST PEPORT © WNICMEVER tS Laren? EMERGENCY ADDRESSEE vou LEGAL ASCTESS x MARITAL STATUS MUMBER OF DEPENOC NTS Cr) (fF THE ANSHED 10 Buy GF THE ABOVE 19 YES, ATTACH A SEPARATE DETAILED REPORT IN CUPLICATE NERETO. IN AS€ OF MARRAIGE. THE SEOGRT WILL INCLUDE NAMES, ADORESSES. AND CITIZENSHIP OF SPOUSE. FATHERS IN*QLAD, MOTHER: PN-L AB, PROTHERS-IH-Law AMO SISTERS- IN*CAw, : oats Clewatuel OF ENPLOvER SECTIONS F THROUGH fT) TO BE COMPLETEO BY IMMEDIATE SUPERV! SOR OCCASION FOR REPORT . ANNUAL MEARSICNMENT OF COVERING INITIAL 00 EMPLOYER REPORTED ON GAYS OF EMPLOYMENT REPORTING OFFICER 1f 80, WHAT DUTY Of DUTIES Sx. mK, 8. 18 THIS EuPLovEE GUALTONED id ee 19 EMPLOYEE BETTER QUALIF IE f F, ] PURFCAM ALL PRisEcHT OUTIAS! FOR OTHER CUTIES? LI ing lat pr0 stm = 7, PERIOD COVERED BY THIS REPORT ys ae f EXPLAIN Un SECTION TS WHAT GRADE AND FOR WHAT POSTTTONY DO YOU CONCUR JN EMPLOVEES DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES UNDER SECTION 2! WAS CuPLOved Gteivin von GO VOU RECOMMEND EUPLOVEE Poy PROFESSIONAL IerenvEMENT? | wf 80] FOR PROMOTIONT O. FOR EACH FACTOR GBULAVEG CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX TO INDICATE HOW THE EMPLOYEE COMPARES WITH ALL OTHERS OF THE SAME CLASSIFICATION BHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABILITIES ARE KNOWN TO YOU PFASONALLY. DO NOT LIMIT THIS COMPARISON TO THE OTHERS NOW UNCER YOUR GUPERYISION, DO NOT HESITATE TO MARK "NOT OBSERVED’ ON ANY QUALITY UNEN APPRUPRIATE. uUnmeat= OUT. ; RATING FACTORS | atiee. raraee Fare | Sooo ra Stan ¥ A. ABILITY TO WORy AND GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE es ee eee ed ©. INTEREST ANG CHINUSIASM IM WORK a _f ¥ if] C. SECURITY Consciousness + —J a 0. ABILITY TO G@ASP INSTRUCTIONS AND PLAWS a ee ee ee eee ee F. JUDGMENT ANO COMMON SENSE — G. ABILITY TO COTAIm RESULTS AND GET THINGS DONE ee ; J. ABILITY TO HANDLE AND DIRECT PEOPLE, eee re M. PERPOAMANCE OF POESENT oUTIES (ITEM 2) es es ee __ L. ABILITY TO EVALUATE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION a mu. Tact . . TN, SAGACITY (mom GULLIGILITY) ©. LEADERSHIP P, PHYSICAL STamina QO. MENTAL STAMINA Lik ul THIS EMPLOYEE UNDER YOUR COMMAND OR SUPERVISION, BOULD YOU + PARTICULARLY DESIRE Him? 10, INDICATE YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARO HAVIN 7 DEFINETELY PREFER NOT U BE SATISFIED BE PLEASED C] Cu NOT WANT Hite? TO HAVE Wim? TO HAVE Win? TO HAVE WI WriCM ARE CONSIDERED ENTER HERE ANY CESIRED REMARKS PERTAINING TO PARTICULAR QUALIFICATIONS OR LACK THEREOF PERTINENT TO THE EVALUATION OF THIS EMPLOYEE. OUTSTANDING ASSETS AND/OR SERIOUS LIMITATIONS SHOULD BE STATED Ff APPROPRIATE 10 Tris REPORT. ALSO REASONS FOR AND RECOMMENDATIONS AS FO REASSIGNMENT WILL BE GIYEN 7 i) fa a stay Ta 4 {07 anvisese level oa €nter ov station ooes mor Baroat, CaCePtigns wite £9 Ge Tue aevense s UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES [|S TH!S REPORT TO BE SHOWN TO THE EMPLOYEE REFCRTED ON CONF fOENTI AL 14-0000 a. Cescarrrtos OF DVITEe PINTE LAUT EFFICIENCY aevonr, (aint wosr MLCENT FiesT. ORSC#IDg CuNtismeY aur PuLEY? - ong Dak? Pl + jay ; ~ . > : fib Gan iste eh of acminigturdins inva ra ork or stution und - . _ UOSSY SW ES g OTA TO BAC TP lea Ty phie, 7nd” iv bed. Ceiwans Cale TRVY persc: 8. $F COURSES OF INSTRUCTION WERE COMPLETED OURING PEATOD OF THIS REPORT, LIST FETLE, LOCATION OF SCHOOL, LEmcTe oF COURSE AND DATE COMPLETED.» « MY PREFERENCE FOR MEKT OUTY AFTCR TERMINGTION OF Com~ RENT ASSIGNMENT I$s¢9F IM UB-$0 STATED a pearicigacy tw fortres Laus, re TYP OF puTY Locatioe Spanish Chier >? Stitton . caracaugs, Vese- Z.22 ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT OR LAST AEPONT - SHICHEVER IS LATER [vr*] ceca, aconess [rea] [we | @. WAVE THERE GEEN ANY CHANGES IN PERSONAL STATUS SINCE mumoen or oeecuotnis ( X [vet] eMeasEency ADDRESSEE 8 tf THE ANSWER TO ANY OF THE AGOVE 18 YES, ATTACH A SIPARATE DETAILED REPORT IN DUPLICATE WEMLTO. IN THE CASE OF MARRAIGE. THE MEPORT BILL INCLUDE NAMES, AOORESSES, AND CITIZENSHIP -IM-LAS, MOTHER IN-LAG, BAOTMEAS- IN-LAW AND SISTERS: IN-LAW. MARITAL STATUS . 25 March, 1948 eate SECTIONS 7 THROUGH 33 TO BE COMPLETED SY IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR OCCASION FOR REPORT ANNUAL REASSIGNMENT OF PROPOSED REASSIGNMENT REPORTING OFFICER OF EMPLOYEE REPORTED OM COVERING INITIAL 8@ DAYS OF CuPLOYMENY 13 EMPLOVEE GL£TTER QGUALIF IEC F SO, SHAY DUTY OR DUTIES FOR OTHER DUTIES? PERFORM ALL PRESENT DUTIES? DO YOU CONCUR EN EMPLOYEES DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES UNDER SECTION 21 faked 1F WO, ERPLAIN IM SECTION 91 - WAS EMPLOVER STRIVEN FOR | >q]vis] DO VOU RECOMMEND EMPLOYER TF $0. TO @wat GRA nN av POST aay PROFESSIONAL Improvement? | [wo] sor paomorion? cx} —- Pods tone bieno . ©. FOR EACH FACTOR OBSERVED CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX TO INOICATE WOW THE EMPLOYEE LOMPARES HALL OTHERS OF THE DAME CLASSIFICATION WHOSE PAOFESSIONAL ABDILITIFS ARE KNOWN TO YOU PERSONALLY. DO TOY Limit TitS COMPARESON TO Tet OTHERS NOW UNOER® YOUR SUPERVISION. DO NOT HESITATE TO MARK "NOT OBSERVED’ ON ANY QUALITY BHEN APPROPAIATE. eure svemx ores ungate te RATING FACTORS e000 A. ABILITY TO WORK AND GET ALONG WITM PEOPLE B. INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM IN BORK C. SECURITY CONSCIOUSNESS G&G. ABILITY TQ GRASP INSTRUCTIONS ANO PLANS Ut Hi Hi AE Pd yd || mam £. ATTENTION TO DUTY fs , JUDGMENT AND COMMON SENSE fs Yd , PT — G. ABILITY TO OBTAIN RESULTS AND GET THINGS DONE M. OISCRETION 1. INITIATIVE J. ABILITY TO HANDLE AND DIRECT PEOPLE. K. PERFORMANCE OF PRESENT OUTIES Litem 2) CL ABILITY TO EVALUATE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION Mi. TACT M. SAGACITY (NON-GULLIBILITY? Hil lil Hi ll ih NA | O. LEADERSHIP P. PHYSICAL STAMINA QO. MENTAL STAMINA nr He tte 10, INDICATE YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD HAVING THIS EMPLOYEE UNDER YOUR COMMAND OR SUPERVISION, OULD YOU - DEFINITELY PREFER NOT BE SATISFIED BE PLEASED panricucancy Bf WOT WANT HIM TO HAVE HIM? TO HAVE Min? TO WAVE Win? OESIRE WiMT Sf. ENTER WERE ANY DESIRED REMARKS PERTAINING TO PARTICULAR QUALIFICATIONS OR LACK THEREOT PERTINENT TO THE EVALUATION OF THIS EMPLOYEE. SUTSTANDING ASSETS ANO/OR SERIOUS LIMITATIONS SHOULD BE STATED ALSO REASONS FOR AND RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO REASSIGNMENT WLR BE GIVEN 17 APPROPRIATE TO THIS REPORT, At the end of a year of operations, Mr. O'Neil's record corresponds with his previous achievem 28 £ i a teady, industrious and conscientious : be 4o-handle—all_aspects—of_the_j ob-assigned,——______ —— ——-Sinee-his_previeus—repert,—he_has-not_expanded_hi : a point—desirable—tn-an—area—of_importance_as—that where he—is—working.—This—ma; due—partly—to-en—insuffieient_number_of-acsistante;—and an—increase s =. a -_ i Loddu. : SenAre OF SEPOETine OFFICES Oh CHIEF OF STATSOm DOES HOF *eraree WHICH ARE CONSIDERED (ie enved COMCUR CETe Tais acPoar. TUCKER TOONS Bhar & 1m SPACE PROVIDED OW Tet REVERSE SIDE neMtor) UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES 15 TH!S REPORT TO BE SHOWN TO THE EMPLOYEE REPORTED ON SIGMATUME OF SL VIESIMS OFFICES CONFIDENTIAL 14-0000 : wee es - yee eee Lou ae B. THE MT PORTENG CEPICER US GEERT D AT CHL PMPCO ERG PMMZDIATE SOPECN £58, IN OTE R PONDS THE FEASON BHA US POTS SARLs BEST ACGUAN TE BTN TMP EME OVE S @ORBING FFF ECTESCS Boke PPE NOIRE HRON CHRCUMS SYANCES | Tee CHILE OF STAT TON wer att Bea ty ENTRUST Tee IMMED PATE EVE g Tet ace Orth Pees RE CPONSIOTLs Phy GN ANY CASE. THE CHEER OF foe Tom WILL CHANGE GA MGOTEY THE @at ea Cf TNE REPORTING OFFICES BNEN SCM CHANCES OR MODIFICATIONS QFE CALLED POT, THE CHIPE OF BTATION (© URTEMATEL RESPONSTOLE FOR THE ACCLRETY OF PACTS AND STATO MENTS Oe IH APPEAR OF TMP TPATUS AND BEFTCTENCSS REPORT, 16 MANY CASES, ES PUCTALLY TN A BMALK UNITE, THE Ce a cr STATHON MAY 019M TO FPLE Gu ane Fae PLPOOTS MIMaELr, UTILIZING THE SAME FORM, WELL BE RENDER? B, tm ADDITION TO THE ANNUAL REPORT. TRE SUQLCOING SPECIAL REOORTE. cor AL UPON COMPLETION OF FIRST NINETY CBF) 2A7d OF JERVICE AT A STATION, B. UPON RELIEF OR REASSIGNMENT OF CLEDETING SENIOR, - Co UPON CETERMINATION OF RECOWMENDATICN THAT AN EMPLOYER IN A FIERO STATION SHOULD RE REASSICNED TO ANe OTHER STATICN OR RETURNED TO U.S. FO SLASSTGNMENT O8 OTHER OFSPOSITICN. SLCN @EPORT WILL AE FORPAROLO $0 AS TO AEACH THE WASHINGTON MLONVASTCSS AT THE EAMLIFST POSSIBLE CATE SU TER SUCH REASSIGNMENT DETER? INATION TS MAC. FF POSSIGLE, TSE SRFCNT SHOULD AL SENT IN AT LEAST TSEFE WONTHS PRIOM TO PROPOSED RE- ASSIGNMENT 1M ORDER THAT ALL TIME AISS'FLE MAY BE DEVOTED TO APPRAISAL ANS EVALUATION, FF CONSTOCRATEON ‘ ~ OF WEASSIGNMENT 139 AEING GIVEN BiTecch EMPLOYEE'S KNOWLEDGE, trews 1 To 6 WILL BE FILLED im AS FAR AS POSSIQLE GY THE RATING OFFICER WiTSUT REFERTAL TO EMPLOYEE, ‘ ry ‘Pome + 2. EN FAIRNESS TO THE IMOTVIDUAL OE INS FATES ANO IN THE CNTEREST OF THE COVERNMENT, THE IMPORTANCE OF CAREFUL SsmOULO LY PREPARED AND ACCURATE Grricrency REPORTS CONni” FE QVERSTRESSEO. THE FOLLOWING BASIC PRINCIPLES OF RATING ALWAYS BE KEPT IN MING? as BLWAYS BASE YOUR JUDGMENT ON: 1 (1) WHAT YoU NAVE ONSERVEO THE twrtyigual 00 OR FAIL TO DG. Lh . . LO STRIKING INCIOENT, . . FIC UNDER CONSTOERATION. see -= USED TO RATE ALL CEVILIAN EmPLOVEES. “gut REPORTING OFFICERS swouLD BEAR IN MIND THAT ZiFFERERT STANDARDS PREVAIL IN DIFFERENT ASSIGNMENTS WHEREAS IT 18 - ‘ . NECESSARY, FOR FKAWPLE, TOOT AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER POSSESS INITIATIVE, THIS SAME TRAIT 18 ~ . NOY ALWAYS DESIRARLE., TICEPT IN A MINOR WAY, FOR A TYPIST, THE RATINGS AND EVALUATIONS : SHOULD BE IN REFERENCE TS TS@ 208 + TNE ACTUAL WORK ASSIGNMENT FOR GMICH TRE PARTICULAR Eide PLOYEE (8 METNG PAID. EVER* EFFORT SHOULD BE MADE TO ARRIVE &T & JUST ESTIMATE OF THE QUAL® (TUES OF THE PERSON REPOR-ET ON FOR THE PERIOD COVEREO BY THE REPOST, AVOID FXAGGERATIONS AND SUPERLATIVES. THEY OETVECT FROM THE VALUE OF A REPORT AND ARE UNPAIR YO OTHERS. . BIASEO OPINIONS BASED ON PERSOMAL LIKES AMO DISLIKES MUST BE SCRUPULOUSLY AVOIDED. iv iy SHOULO BE GORNE (NH MIND THAT THE PREPARATION OF EFFICIENCY REPORTS !$ AM IMPORTANT FUNC= . , . TION OF ALL SUPERVISORS OF ENPLCYEES, AND THE ACCURATE AND TRUE EVALUATIONS EXPRESSED THEREIN ARE A DIRECT REFLECTION LFCR MIS OWN ABILITY AND QUALIFICATION FOR THE POSITION WE HOLDS, C. NO REPORTS WILL AE RENDERED COVERING PERIODS OF LESS THAN 60 DAYS OBSERVED SERVICE, 4. REPORTS WILL NORMALLY BE CLASSIFIED CONFIZENTIALL HOWEVER, THE CLASSIFICATION MAY DE RAISED (# CEENEO AD VISABLE BY RATING OFFICER, 8. REPORTS Witt NEVER BE SHOWN TO THE ERPLOYEE REPORTED ON, DISFCSETION OF REPORTS 1, REPORTS WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE APPROPRIATE QRANCH CHIEF IN WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS WITHIN Yen (10) DAYS AFTER THE CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD. 2. LF THE REPORTING OFFICER 18 THE CHIEF OF STATION, REPORTS WILL BE FORWARDED BY MIM TO YHE APPROPRIATE BRANCH CHIEF IN WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS. 3, IF THE REPORTING OFFICER 19 NOT THE CIES QF STATION, THE REPORT WILL GE AEFERRES TO THE NEXT 1M COM MANO FOR REVIEW AND FINALLY TO THE CHIEF OF STATION FOR FORWARDING TO WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS, 4. UPON RECEIPT OF REPORT IN WASHINGTON NEAQIUARTERS, THEY WILL SE TEVIEWED BY THE GRANCH CHIEFS PROMPT: LY AND THEN REFERRED TO THE ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE FE PERSONNEL FOR RETENSION IN THE PERSONNEL FILE OF THE EMPLOY: ee. IF A CHANGE OF PERSONAL STATUS 1% @LPSATED UNDER SECTION 6, ONS COPY OF SUC REPORT WILL GE DE> TACMED AND SENT TO THE SECURITY Office. ANY DESIRED REMARKS OF REVIEWING OFFICE AND/OR CHIEF OF STATION relations, however, he has ecored gras: success and was the subject of a special “commendatory | etter wv written by the new izbas sador, Honorable Walter Donnelly, to the Department of State. His report writiss is precise and clear but tends to be ine clusive of too mich detail, In this resrect it ig felt that_he is following the -practice of his previous employment with the FBI and that.bhis trainins in the metheda of our own organization wea insufficiens inasmuch as -hechparted “or sis post before _ full _conpletion_of the training coursa, A temporary..asaignment in washington would _ -be_profitable to hin in order to get tos spirit and mathods of revise? intelligence operations and reporting, —-—-He_ts a Chiefof Station_which tiis Sranch porticularly desives; and if he wishes to remain at.his present poston termini*tion of his contract, it is _recomanded that -he-be-so-reassigned-inasmuch-as—he—nes—leveloped_a-kcen_personsl_interest-and_correspondin + Amowledge—of-thisvery—important—area,—______—____-_- 14-0000 atetement re Chasse 1 ..uuber of - Dependents: I hereby certify thit on 16 July, 1947, there was born to me and ny wifo a gon, the nume of whom has been proviously furnished to daushington. en ALE FOL SION TS a 14-0000 bY 3. tf COURSES OF INBIBUCTION PERE CCUPLETED BURIRD PERIOD OF TRIB Revort, LtSt TITLE, LOCATION OF SCHOOL, LEMQTN OF COURSE AND CATH ComPLETio. O. MY PREFERENCE POO RENT DUTY AFTOR TEAMINATION OF CUR> RENT ASB GNMENMT TEC TIF TH US SO STATED Tyra oF BEtY aecarion f We _ PREFERENCE _EXCESL fear EL FOE TET EST SEE ET TET TTT torTeEy te ta GO. HAVE THERE GLEN ANY CHANGES IM PERSONAL STATUS SINCE CRIQINAL EMPLOYMENT CR LAST MEPORT + BNICHEVER 13 LATERE WANTTAL StAtUs yet] mumps oF OnPENnents KMEAGERCY ADDACSSRE LEOAL Apones 1) ¥ Pe THE ANBOER TO AWY OF THE ABOVE 18 YES, ATTACH A SEPARATE DETAILED REPORT IN DUFLICATE HERETO. In THE CASE OF THE REPO! WILE IMTLUDE WANES, ADORESSEB, AND CITIZENSHIP OF BRPOUSE. FATHERS IN-LA IMs Law Ano Tans iM cay, ‘ MOTHER’ IM-Lae, MARRATOE OCCABION FOR REPORT ANNUAL RLASSICAMENT OF PROPOSES AEASSICHNENT COVERING INITIAL 80 7, PERIOD COvEREO BY TH REPORTING OF can OF EMPLOYER REPORTED Of DAYS OF CMPQOYMENT . . iz ee ae 9. 18 THES BHPLAYER QUALIFIED TO ORRPORM ALL PRESanT CUTIES? . BO YOU COWCUR IN suPL9' THON OF DUTIES UNDER SECTION 21f> THAR FPS VEE ONT elie ron S VST Ne COaMENG EMPL OVER PROFESSIONAL IMPROvENMtWT? FOR PROWOTIONT FOR EACH FACTOR OGSERVED CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX TO INDICATE MOW THE EMPLOYEE COMPARES WITHIALL OTHERS OF Ti MPARISON TO THE BANE CLASSEPICATION WHOSE PROFESBIONAL ABILITICN ANE KNOWN TO YOU PFASOWALLY. OO NOT LimiT THf OO NOT HESITATE TO MARK ‘NOT OBSERVEO' OR ANY QUALITY BMEN APPROPRIATE, m. TACT W. BAGACITY INON-OULLIBILITY! 0, LEADERSHIP a "p, PRVSICAL STAMINA TOT MENTAL BTAMINA i OTHERS NOW UNDER YOUR SUPLAVISION, ar’ vmeate eure — [Se] BE] m= [om fas [se A, AGILITY TO WORK AND GET ALONG WITM PEOPLE On ee eee la 7 i B, INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM IN WORK ———— ae a C. SECURITY ConmC) OUENESS fr a ee ee ©, ABILITY TO GRASP INSTRUCTIONS AND PLANS | es ee a f. JUDOMENT AND COMMON SENSE | —_| _} —_}_—-<— G. ABILITY TO OBTAIN RESULTS ANDO GET THINGS DONE fs | {| [Ff _-7 a 1m Teative A SO A A A 4s ABILITY TO MANOLE ANO DIRECT PEOPLE. ee ee ee eee ee KH. PERFORMANCE OF PRESEMY OUTICS (ETEM RD a ee ee ee eee ee 4. ABILITY TO GVALUATE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION fff} ff pa — a li ul 10, INDICATE YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD HAVING THIS EMPLOYEE UNDER YOUR COMMAND Of SUPERVISION. WOULD YOU + Carinereny “) waerem mov Bt SATISFIES BL PLEASED PARTICULARLY oa NOT WANT Him? WAVE mint, TO Mave MINT TO HAVE HIM? CESIRE mim? ue WHICH ARE CONSIDERED 11. ENTER NERE ANY DEGIAED REMARKS PEATAINING TO PARTICULAR QUALIFICATIONS OR LACK THEREOF PERTINENT TO THE EVALUATION OF THIS EMPLOYEE, CUTSTANGING ASSETS AND/OR SERIOUS LIMITATIONS SHOULO BE STATEO ALSO ALAS ON .2 ga: ae ECOMMENDATIONS AM YO REASSIGNMENT © HOt BE GEYEN 1F APPROPRIATE TO THIS AtPORT. 4 ft fi 4 wa . y rot Ctrused ral f ive seviaedde Ovricea O8 Cutay OF STaATiCon cots Hat ComcUn BrTM Tmse asFOaT, LACEPTCONS BILE Of STATED : . t ta SPACE PROVIDED ON Tre REVERSE SHOE wEAEOe) wie yea er paves UNDER NO CIROUMSTANCES 1S THIS REPORT TO BE SHOWN TO THE EMPLOYEE REPORTEO ON . CONFIDENTIAL % veces 14-0000 ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER : IMPORTANT OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE 1 AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS FEiEREL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM = | ON BACK OF ORIGINAL “ TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— FOLLOW THESE GENERAL ffiSTRUCTIONS: 1 © Read the back of the “Duplicate” carefully before you fill in the form. © Fillin BOTH COFIES of the form. Type or use ink. © Da not detach. y) FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW (please print or type): AME (lest) frst) ~~S~*~*~*« dt) | OATE OF aiRtH (month, doy, yest). | SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ‘OMEN, Byrew Dillane Ai EMPLOYING DEPARTMENT OR AGENC: | LOCATION (City, staté, TIP Code) HAVE YOU EVER BEFORE FILED 9 “ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE"? Yves ag “o- If “YES,” your last such form remaing s2 eMect and you should not file this new form unloss you want to chango tle old one. (See Instructions for Employees on page 4) 3 MARK AN "X" IN OPE OF THE BOXES BELOW (do NOT mark more than one): Mark hore ELECTION OF OPTIONAL (IN ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE { elect the $10.000 additional optional insurance and authorize the raquired deductions Want BOTH from my salary, Compensation, or annuity to pay the full cost of the optional insurance. optional and This optional insurance is in addition to my regular insurance. regular insurance (A) Mark here DECLINATION OF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT REGULAR) INSURANCE if you 1 decline the $10,000 additional optional insurance, | understand that | cannot elect op- DO NOT WANT tonal insurance until at least 2 year after tho effective date of this declinatian and unless OPTIONAL but at the time t apply for it | ain under age 50 and present satiafactory medical evidencs of insurability. | understand also that my regular insurance is not affected by this declina: fogular (0B) ven of additional optional insurance. insurance Mark here — 7 WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE if you 1 desire not to be insured and ft walve coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life WANT NEITHER Insurance Program. | understand that ( cannot cancel this waiver and obtain regular ine regular nor surance until at least 1 year after the effective date of this waiver and unless at the time optional J apply for insurance lam under age $0 and present satisfactory tnedical evidence of ine . Pp (¢) surability ¢ understand aiso that # cannot now or later have the $10,000 additional insurance ogtonal insurance unless | have the regular Insurance. _FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY ‘ DATE AND SIGN. RETURN THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE. (ottcia eae ae samp) i 1 | “SIGNATURE (do not print) | lo not print) | 40351440 t [Week b OMeut BWW ET IT € 959 Member 1745 ORIGINAL COPY—Retain in Official Personne! Folder Honvad SYIVIIV TVHOSY3d Seo Table of Effective Dates on back of Original STANDARD FORH No. 176 APRIL 1968 FPM Supplement 670-1 14-0000 grarrs ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER IMPORTANT AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LITE INSURANCE PROGRAM ON BACK OF ORIGINAL TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— © Read the tach of the “Duplicate” carefully before you fill in the form. © Fillin BOTH COPIES of the form. Type or use ink, © Donot detach any part. ] FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW [please print or type}: NAME (last) (tint) (middle) | DATE OF BIRTH (month, day, yoos) | SOCIAL SECURITY HUMBER ONEAL Birch Dilworth June 1193 2S 0F6L67 | . " EMPLOYING DEPARTMENT OR opp . #8 os LARK: | LOCATION (City, State, An Code) : ~ : : 3 MARK AN "X" IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW (do NOT mark more than one): Mark here ELECTION OF CPTIONAL (IN ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE if you Lelect the $10,000 addtional optional insurance and authorize the required deductions WANT om from my salary, compensation, or annuity to pay tho full cost of the optional insurance. optional and This optional insurance 's in addition to my regular insurance. regular insurance (A) Mark here DECLINATION OF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT REGULAR) INSURANCE ify i deciine the $20,000 additional optional insurance. | understand that | cannot efect op- Do NOT WANT tonal insurance until at feast 1 year after the effective date of this declination and unless OPTIONAL but at the time | apply for it 1 am under age 50 and present satistactory med-cal evidence do want of insurabihty. | understand atso that my regular insurance is not affected by thie dectina- regular ; {B) tion of additronat optional insurance. insurance Mark here WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE if you t desire not to be insured and | waive coverage under tha Federal Employees Group Life y WANT NEITHER insurance Program. # understand thot | cannot cancol this waiver and obtain regular in- regular nor surance until at least 1 yoar after the effective date of this warver and unless at the time optional Capply for insurance | ani under age 50 and present satistactory medical evidence of in, surabiity, F understand also that | cannot now or later have tha $10,000 additional insurance optional insurance untess | have the regular Insurance. SIGN AND DATE. IF YOU MARKED BOX “A" OR "C”, | COMPLETE THE "STATISTICAL STUB" THEN RETURN | = 92 = oo THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE. rol recewing date stamp) FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY "SIGNATURE (do not a) VHS SS EMIEED) aqny eng £2 03 ~ "See Tabte of Eective Dates on back of Original STANDARO FORM Ne. 176-7 NUARY 1568 tfor use opty urtl Apred 14, 1968) 176-19) Official Personnel Folder ORIGINAL COPY—-Retain « 14-0000 24 OCT 1955 . . MEMORANDUM FOR: Secretary, Clandestine Services Career ’ Service Board SUBJECT : Promotion to GS-16 - Birch D. O'NEAL l. Mr. O'Neal is our only candidate for promotion to GS-16. ile supervises and performs important and complex counterintelliyence duties which relate to the interests of the intelligence community. es 2. Mr. O'ileal is a superior counterintelligence i officer whose experience dates back to his service with the FEL during which time ha was stationed in South America for three years, Sinca entering on duty with CIG in February 1947 he has been COS in Caracas and Mexico. Mr. O'Heal has been Chief, Spacial Investigation Group since February 1955. J. James Angleton Chief, Counter Intelligence Staff ‘eoonp CUR ne vralttl a | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 22, 0. ¢, OFFICE OF FHE DIRECTOR oe a» JAN jarg MEMORANDUM FOR: Birch D. O'Neal SUBJECT: Notification of Membership in the Career Staff 1. On behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence, it gives me pleasure to inform you that your application for membership in the Career Staff has been accepted by the CIA Selection Board, The effective date of your membership is 1 July 1954, 2. Please indicate that you have received this notification by signing in the space provided below and return it to the Head of your Career Service, He will forward it to the Executive Director of the _ : CIA Selection Board. 3. Because your membership in the Career Staff is classified information, it is necessary that this notification be conveyed to you in this manner. The application for membership which you signed has been endorsed on behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence by the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board and placed in your permanent Official Personnel Folder, FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE Harrison G. Reynolds Chairman, CIA Selection Board Noted: Career oe cor Stall . . OlLeo cf te. wunnel Buith BO ree C 3 FEB 1956 Date: Yi °°» CAEL ta foam mo. Stl. # aps 88 14-0000 BEGIN 0TH THIS AGENCY AND FGLi Om IN REVERSE CHGUNOLOSICAL GROER) ATION Lecatig: BRANCH OF SERVICE Bit CERTIFICATION 1¥ REMARKS: (CONCERNING ABOVE SERVICE} V FOR PERSONNEL OFFICE USE OMLY TOTAL CREDITABLE SERVICE i fous “s fo MAY BE CONTINUED OW. NON~DETACMABLE MEVERSE SIOE 14-00000¢ . Agreement AGREEMENT made this 2th gay of Hovember , 198, effective the day of r , 1954 ,séby = and between the United States of America (hereinafter referred to as as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, the nent) and SARE, BEreh be (hereinafter réferred to as the Employee}. RECITALS A. The Government desires the services of the Employee for CIA under circumstances requiring the Employee to receive a Por- elgn Service Staff Corps designation from the be ar tyme t of, s at and proposes to send the Employee overseas to_““atenale City, Gua ted for operations in the general area of . B. The Employee desires as an employee of the Government to serve CIA abroad under the supervision and control of the Asasist- ant Director for Special Operations, CIA,(ADSO) and is willing to accept a designation in the Foreign Service Staff Corps with the obligations thereof. In consideration of the premises, the mutual covenants and promises herein contained, and for other good and valuable con- siderations, the parties hereto agree as follows: ARTICLE I. Relationship of Employee to the Department State. The Employee, in so far as possible, shall abide by all the rules, regulations, and customs of the Foreign Service cf. the United States which affect personnel of the Foreign Service Staff Corps in order to appear as a normal member of the Foreign Service establishment. 1. The Employee shall rigidly comply with the provisions. of Title X, Part Aofthe Foreign Service Act of 1946, prohibiting officers and employees of the Foreign Service from: (al Wearing uniforms; (b) Accepting presents from foreign governments; (c) Engaging in business abroad; (d) Correspondence onaffairs of foreign governments; fe) Political, racial, religious, or color diserim- ination. 14-0000 ce ntmeenmnanri os 2. The Chief of the Foreign Service establishment and certain other key members of his staff will know about the Em- ployee’s statusand relationship under the terms of the TOP SECRET agreement between the Department of State and-CIA. Other person- nel may discover that there are certain irregularities in travel orders, position numbers, pay accounts, and other internal admin- ‘(strative procedures of the Foreign Service. Nevertheless, the Employee shall not divulge his relationship to CIA except with the expressed approval of the ADSO. While serving abroad, he shall for normal administration be under the control of the Chief of the Foreign Service establishment towhich he ta attached, but for op- erations, including travel aa apecified below, he shall be under the control or CIA. 3. The travel of the Employee shall be governed as fol- lowa: (a) For temporary duty outside the’continental lim- its of the United States within or beyond the Employee's stipu- lated area, he shall perform CIA operational travel as directed by the ADSO or his designee with the consent of the Chiefs of the Foreign Service establishment involved. TD travel customary and necessary in the performance of routine Foreign Service Staff functions maybe performed without clearance from the ADSO. (ob) For any travel to the United States, either tem- porary duty or permanent change of station, the Employee shall travel only at. the direction of the ADSO after clearance has deen arranged through the State Department in Washington. (ce) All travel will be directed and performed in ac- cordance with Foreign Service rules and regulations. 4. Although the Employee's Foreign Service Staff Corps title, location, appointment, Foreign Service class, and other pertinent information may be published in the Foreign Service list and other publications of the Department of State, such listings shall not affect his employment and the obligations and duties Stipulated in this contract. 5. All payments to be made under this contract, includ- tng reimbursement for travel expenses, shall be made to the Em- ployee by the Department of State except payments referred to in ARTICLE II, Section 4. 14-0000 ARTICLE II. ‘Relationship of Employee to CIA. Although for all intents and purposes it wT appear as though the Employee is employed by the Department of State as indicated in ARTICLE I above, he shall tn fact be employed by and under the operational control of CIA. In so far as possible, he will be expected to abide by the rules, regulations, customary practices, and courtesies of the Foreign Service, but his ultimate reoponsibility will be to CIA. In the event Ofany;conflict of authority in the field between the Department of State and CIA, the matter shall be referred to the ADSO for resolution, l. The line of authority for the Employee shall be as follows: : (a) Senior Representative of OSO at Foreign Service establishment. (b) OSO Foreign Branch Chief in Washington. (ce) Chief of Operations, O80. (d) ADSO (e) Direetor of CIA. 2. All travel shail be directed by the ADSO in accord- ance with ARTICLE [, Section 3. The Employee shall request ap- propriate Foreign Service clearance for travel through the Senlor OSO Representative at the Foreign Service establishment, who shall be responsible for arranging such clearance. 3. It le understood and agreed that the Employee's over- eeas assignment is to be for a minimum period of two years from the date of his arrival at his overseas post of duty, unless ter- minated by the Government for ite convenience. If the assignment ie terminated in less than twenty-four months at the Employee's _requeat, the following shall prevail: (a) Ifthe Employee resigns {n lesa than twelve months from the date of his arrival at his overseas post of duty, he Shall reimburse CIA for all travel expenses involved in the trans- portation of himself, his immediate family, household goods, and peraonal effectatothe foreign atation, and pay all such expenses for return to the-United States. Such expenses for return to the United States and amounts expended by the Government on account of auca travel and transportation shall be considered a debt due by the Employee to the United States. - (bd) If the Employee desires to terminate between the twelfth and twenty-fourth month from the date of his arrival at his overseas post of duty, he shall pay all expenses for the travel and transportation of himself, his immediate family, house- hold goods, and personal effects to the United States. -3- oy) METAS 14-0000 4 ig i 4. [ff deemed necesuary by CIA, the Exployee may be re- imbursed or advanced funds for operational expenses. Such amounts mua’ be advanced or reimbursement made ln accordance with CIA reg- ulations, which require a full accounting of the amounts expended % by the Employee. Therefore, the Employee will te required to ac- 5 count fully for any such funds advanced or reimbursed In accord= ance with CIA regulations. .. 4 ‘ ARTICLE III. Qverseas Allowances and Transportation Expenses. ¥ : When specifically authorized by the ADSO, the expenses of travel - Br and transportation of the Employee, his immediate family, house- 3 hold goods and effects, including personally owned automobile and 3 other allowances, willbe patd the Employee in accordance with the ; . Foreign Service Act of 1946 and regulations issued thereunder by ‘the Department of State. When authorized by the ADSO, the Employee shall be paid a quarters. allowance, cost of living allowance, or special foreign living allowance in accordance with the Foreign Service Act of 946 and regulations issued tiereunder. The amount of quarters and cost of living allowances and the special foreign living allowance ls set forth in Bureau of the Budget Circular A-8, which 1s amended perlodically to reflect adjustments in price .indexes. Therefore, such allowances will be subject to change, and the amounts paid will vary according to Budget Circular A-8. ARTICLE IV. Annual and Sick Leave. The Employee shall be permitted annual leave, sick leave, and leave of absence in ac- cordance with Title IX, Part Dofthe Foreign Service Act of 1946. Under such Act, the Employee may be granted not to exceed alixty calendar days annual leave of absence with pay in each year. An- nual leave which the Employee may receive and which is not used in any one year shall be accumulated for succeeding years until 4t totale 180 days. Sick leave with pay may be granted to the Employee at the rate of fifteen calendar days each calendar year and may be accumulated for succeeding years until it totals 120 daye. 1. (If the Employee its transferred from another Govern~ ment Agency to this position, any annual or sick leave standing to his credit in such Agency, may be transferred, if appropriate, in accordance with E. 0. 9837, 27 March 1947, issued pursuant to Section 935 of the Foreign Service Act of 1946. ARTICLE V. Return to the United States. The Employee shall be ordered to the United States on leave of absence or permanent change of station upon completion of two years continuous service abroad or as soon as possible thereafter. -4- ¥ 14-0000 ee ARTICLE VI. Retirement. The Employeé occupies a position within the purview of the Civil Service RKetiroment Act. ingly, deductions shall be made at the rate provided by law (pres- ently-S4r fromihe Employee's basic salary and placed in the Civil Bervice Retirement Fund. The Employee may not avall himself of the provisions of the Foreign Service Hetirement and Disability Eyatem, provided for.in Title VIII of the Foreign Service Act of 1946. ARTICLE VII. Medical Care and Hospitalization. In the event of tllness-or injury to the Employee requiring hospitalization not. the result of viclous habits, intemperance, or misconduct on his part, and incurred in the line of duty while assigned abroad, the expensea of treatmen} of such ilinese or injury at a suitable hoepiteal or clinic,-6# ‘transportation: expenses to such hospital or elinic may be paid by the Government in accordance with Title IX, Part E of the Foreign Eervice Act of 1946. Under appropriate regulations, a physical examination of the Employee will be made, together with necessary inoculations, or vaccinations, or the ex- pense thereof will he paid to the Employee. 1. In the event of the death or disability of the Em- ployee, the Employee or his dependents shall be afforded the ben- efite cf the United States Employees’ Compensation Act of 7 Sep- tember 1916, as amended. ARTICLE VIII. Equipment. The Employee may be furnished technical equipment and Bupplies to assist in the rendition of services hereunder, including an automobile where necessary. The Employee shall be reeponsible for euch equipment and supplies feaued to him by CIA in accordance with CIA Property Regulations, All such material shall remain the property of the Government re- gardless of any apparently conflicting ownership or the manner of registration. ARTICLE IX. Salar The Employee shall receive a basic salary of $ 1 Se Z per year in eccordance with Section 415 of the Foreign Service Act of 1946. In-class promotions shall be granted totne Employee in accordance with regulations established tn the Department of State pursuant to Title VI, Part E, Section 642 of the Foreign Service Act of 1946. Other changes in status will be’made only as specifically authorized by the ADSO. Accorde- . 14.90000 ee eerie remain PEE =: ARTICLE X. Continuance of Pay and Allowances. If the Em- ployee is determined by CIA to be absent in o otatus of "Missing®, "Missing in Actlon*, “Interned | in & Neutral Country", "Captured by an Enemy", "Beleaguered", or \"Beselged", he shall for the per- lod he is determined to be in any such eatatua be entitled to re=- ceive or to have credited to his account the same pay and allow- ances to which he was entitled at the beginning of such pertod of absence. Continuance of pay and allowances as specified above shall be as prescribed itn the Missing Persons Act of 1942 (50 U.S.C.A. App 1001-1015, 7 March 1942). . ARTICLE XI. . General. The Employee shall comply with the following provisions, and violation thereof by the Employee shall be deemed a breach of this contract. -. J. In particlpating in the programa and activities of any private organization, the Employee shall make it clear that the Department of State hae no official connection with such or- ganization and. that 1t does not sponsor or sanction the viewpoints which he may expreas. Ir general, his relations with private or- ganizations shall be governed by applicable Foreign Service Regu- lations. 2. Neither the Employee nor the members of his family shall act as correspondents for American or foreign newspapers, press syndicates, or associations unless special authorization has been obtained in advance from the ADSO. He shall not write for publication any article or other manuscript on political or con- troversial subjects. Articles or manuscripts on nonpolitical or noncontroversital subjects shall be submitted to the ADSO for re- view and approval prior to their submission to a publisher, 3. Neither the Employee nor members of hia family shall correspond privately on personnel or other official matters with members of Congress, or officers in the Department of State, CIA, or other Governmental agencies. 4. Members of the Employee's family shall not be employed inthe same Foreign Service office except during grave emergencies or when special authorization has been obtained in advance of em- ployment from both the Department of State and CIA. 5. Before contracting marriage with a person of foreign nationality, the Employee shall request and obtain permission from the appropriate officials inboth the Department of State and CIA. Any such marriage with an alien without obtaining advance Ppermisaion shall be deemed a breach of this contract and shall result in termination of service with the Government. 14.90000 6. In the event the Employee deaires to recign from the service overseas, he shall submit a written resignation addressed to the ADS9, who will take appropriate steps to clear the matter with the Department of State. ARTICLE XII. Security. This contract contains information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the Esplonage Act (50 U.S.C. 31 and 1%, 26 amended). Ite transmission or the revelation of its contents in any manner toanunauthorized person is prohibited by law. Vislatton of this ARTICLE or any security agreement signed by the Employee with the Government shall result tn immediate disciplinary action, which may include suspension, separation from Government zervice, and may subject the Employee tocriminal prosecution under the Esplon- age Act. ~ 1. The termination of this contract wj1l not r2lease the Employee from the provisions of any security oaths which he may be required to take by CIA. c 2. The Employee shall not publish, transmit, or divulge in any manner, information received by him as the result of his employment by the Government under this contract without specific written authority from the Director, CIA. ARTICLE XIII. Orders and Directives. Orders anid Directives received by the Employee from competent authority, including tn- ahall be complied * structions received in briefing and training, with by the Employee. No promises or commitments ts the Employee of any nature whatsoever, beyond and in addition to the terms hereof, shall be binding on the Government unlese and until such promise or commitment is reduced to writing and approved by an authorized official of CIA, and such writing placed with this contract thereby becoming an amendment hereto. ARTICLE XIV. Amendments. The Government may at any time amend this contract and may terminate, this contract upon thirty day prior notice to the Employee. If the Government proposes to amend thie contract by reducing the salery provided for in ARTICLE IX (including class promotions, or other authorized increases, if “any) and such reduction is unacceptable to the Employee, resigna- tlon by the Employee for such reason shall be considered as a termination of this contract for the convenience of the Government. Where the Employee ts directed to proceed to a new post on a per- manent change of station by the ADSO, this contract will be deemed to have been amended to the extent of such change. 14-0000 ARTICLE XV. Special -Provistons. The fcllowing special pro- visions shall apply to the Employee under this contract: ARTTCLS TL shall not acyly to emoloyunn who have position with CIA or whe have served an overseas . tour of duty with CLA, end in sush ease, oart (b) of Section 3 of ARTICLE IT shall be doened mmended te read as follows: "(v) If the ‘in loyon dostros te teralnato or rstura to the United States prior to the aclration of taonty- four menths from the date of his arrival at his overseas post of duty, he snall pay all exenses for tie travel and transzortation of himeolf’, his imnodiate fanlly, household goods and parsonal effects to tha United Statese Part (a) of Soctton 3 of served in a deparbnental ARTICLY TX dooa not apply. Tho omploysa shall receive an annunl salary of $9600.00 (G5-14), ond, during the poriod of official duty ovornoaa shall re- seivo allowances based oa such aniusl salary (includinp-kocekamacorxakagax axmankiaxahx subsequent increases) computed in a-cordanco with applicable Forolm vorvice Kegulations. Inttislly, the sim of $8181.90 por onnum (¥S5-3) (plus in-class or class pronotions) directly by the Departe ment of Stata. The differonco botwee the authorized CTA salary and the salary paid by the Departaent of State, ; lus the differonea, Lf ony, botween ukkaxowuzay allowances tased on the authorized CLA salary and the allowances basod on onlary payments by the Dopartmont of State and paid by thou, shall ve pald to the employee in accordancs with his written inotructi ons. A lump sim payment for annual leavo ie to be paid up to 2 Dnemmbor 1961. Sick leave is to be hold in escrow imt!] auch tino as-subject reverts aol to GSestatus, at which tima, accruat sick Leave vill be croditad. In the event any of the provisions in this Article are in- consistent with the provisions of any other Article in this con- tract, the provisions of this Article XV, shall govern and be determinative of the rights and obligations under this contract. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WITNESS: igre Ge Gis <é CRO Doon pve a Y, Pry aie Vip oe tor" (0) i Nea ca CHLer, OVERSBAS Shc “TON APPROVED: lef of Operations Assistant Director for Special Operations -B- ‘goon? CENTRAX INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ER 2-296la Washington 25, D. C. \ \ Office of the Director \ 19 October 1951 VEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS ASSISTANT DEPUTY, INSPLCTION & SECURITY SUBJECT s Appreciation for Work of CIA Personnel \ \ \ }, It is a pleasure.to forward the attached memorandums from Lajor General Ralph J. Canine, Director, Armed lorces Security Agency. 2. Flease express my personal appreciation to each of the individuals mentioned thorein for their excellent cooperation in connection with this operation. /s/ WALTER B. SMITH Director Enclosure - Liemo dtd 12 Oct 51 DEPARTMENT O8 RFENSE armed Forces Security Agency Washington 25, D. o. In reply refer to Serial: 1691 12 October 1951 MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRKCTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE SUBJECT: Appreciation of Work or CIA Personnel r 1. vetween 1 August and 15 August 1951, in eupport of a special Armed Forces Security Agency operation, Ur. Edward F. Hall, Mr. sirch O'Neill, Mr. John Salb, and Dr. -ta;mond S. Halu executed their additional assigned duties in an efficient and admirable manner, They consistently demonstrated initiative, interest, and a spirit of cooperation which assured the success of this operation. 2. I an gratified by this further demonstration of support of the Armed Forces Security Agency by the Central Intelligence: Agency and I should be grateful if you would exprecs to these gentlemen my ajpreciation of a job well done. /s/ RALFH J. CANINE Major General, JS Arny Director, Armed Forces Security Agency ei ne) os) are cf yo CA | teeta le a 14-0000 STANDARD) FORM GF foresee auGusE ina) PROMULGSICD BY CIVTL STP JICE COMATSSION FEGEPAL PER HEL MANGAL APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS | IMPORTANT.~— Before swearing to these appointment affidavits. you should read and understand the attached information for appointee (Department of agency) (Buseas or division) (Place of employment) I, ......../ BIRCH De OUNEAD lst eeseceeeseoceececerene so , do solemnly swear (or affirm) that— A. OATH OF OFFICE I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will. bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AND AFFILIATION I am not a Communist or Fascist. I do not advocate ner am I a member of any organization that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other unconstitutional means or secking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the Constitution of the United States. I do further swear (or affirm) I will not so advocate, nor will I become a member of such organization during the period that I am an employee of the Federal Government. cee C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT I am not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will not so engage while an employee of the Government of the United States; that I am not a member of an organization of Government employees that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and that J will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such an organization. D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE Ihave not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointinent. E. AFFIOAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE The answers given in the Declaration of Appointee on the reverse of this form.are true and correct, och P51... Barc b DB Meaben (Date f entrance on duty) (Signature of appointee) [seat] : (Tite) NOTE.—Jf the oath is taken before ea Notary Public the date of expiration of his commission should be shown. 16 —8S100-E 14-D0p00 i 2 DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE This forin is to be compteted before entrance on duty. Answer all questions. Any false staternent in this declaration will be grounds for cancellation of application or disinissal afler appointment, Inmpersaistion ia @ eraminal offense and will be prosecuted accoruingly. | 3 PREBENT AGORIDG cert and nuniber, coy and Stace) | “sig hal ACNE En Dw La WA We Ce gen LAE MD | 2 (Q Ove OF Pare (a mate oe BIRTH {erty of tuwn and Beate c ow country) Vi itt BR > le a >. tf UA é. fs 4 VA_LRLD + ESE EORG ‘AL —— 3 C4) BECASE OF EMERGENCY BUEASE NOTIFY. (8) RELATIONS HP | (C) STREEE AND MULE >, CITY AND avaTe "ys ao: oa. \ WEE. PLoS ERE CENT ay $1090 OA MARRIAGE) WIT we <ifp ~ Yn. O'"“N EAL wade ne MR 2h. or EAL | UES THE UANITOD STAT TS GOUERNST vw EMPLOY. IN & CINILIAN CAPACITY, ALY RELATING OF YOUR: tua rast aamontuse [jes (THs it ou, fur eavh aug relative nil in the blanke below NM additional space sa necesacy, complats under item 10. we 1 POSITION EY TEMPORASY OU NOT won Ree oe iba SY GEPAMT MENT On Att CY IN WHIM RELATE Tse y | INGLE AME (Give etrvet number, if any) tvrcond LChack k one) : > . \ 1 | Rees , 1 _10, SPACE FOR DETAILED ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS rem 7 WRITE IN LEFT COLUMN MUMBEAS OF ITEMS TD WHICH DFTALID AND WT RS KUPLY MIDICATE “YES" OR *NO™ ANSWER BY PLACING “x” \ yes | no | IN PROPER COLUMN 1 ‘3. ARE YOU A CITITEN OF OR DO VOU OWE ALLEGIANCE FO THE UNITED STATES? ,! & AKT YOU AN OFFICIAL OF EMPLOYEE OF ANY STATE, TLARITORY, COUNTY, OR ler erenesecesee errors MUNICIPALITY aes on yoo ec eneenes comnteceny en on: 1? your anatwee ia “Yoa", £0 dotails in itam 10, 7 00 VOU RECPIVT ANY ANNUITY FROM THF UNITED STATES OR STRICT OF COLUNIBIA GOVERNMENT UNTSR ARY AF TIME MENT ACT OF ANY PENSION OF OPA COMPENSATION FOR RULIVARY OF NA JAL SIFVICLT. en: wataey sat erameceanace nes sense ser cen eneneneaeensapanneneetae ee eee ceeenranees onan enmegee service; amount of . . entent pay, arnt under what retisement act; and tating jae. a etired from nilitary of naval service. 8 SCE YOU FILED APPLICATION RESULTING IN THIt APPOINT MINT HALE YOUT BERN DISCHARGED OR FORCED 10 RESIGN, FOR MICONDUCY OR UNDATIE FACTORY SERVICE FaQYM ANY POSITION occ cee. eee senen, lvour anewer Yes”, nein tiem 10 the name and address employer, dete and reason in cach case. & NAVE YOU OCFN ARRESTED (NOT INCLLOING TRAFFIC VKYATIONS FOR WHICH YOU WERE FINED $4 OR LESS, OR FORT EIT OCU LATERAL OF R308 LESS) SINCE YOU FILEO APFLICATION RESULTING 1K Tila APPOINT MERTT Uf vour answer ia Ves", hst all such casea undar lrem 10, Give sn pavh cane: (1) The date, Q) the natura of phe otonse of violation, (3) the aasne and location of the court, (4) the genaliy ampoaed, if any, of other Giepostion of the care, ff appuinted, your Angerprints will be takon, INSTRUCTIONS TO APPOINTING OFFICER The eppolnting officer before whom the foregolug certificate le made shall (2) Ago —If definite uge limite have been estabhshed far the potion, it should detecming to his own aacafaction that this appitiaent woult bein conformance be determined that applicant ae mot oatede tne age rence fee eppeantment, Teh ine Civ Serve Act, apply atde Civil teevice Nules and Neguiations and = Une such ds ternunatien ie made, the appouutinent may Ba be cite sma et of Congy eve pertaining to appountinent, . (3) Crrsenshin ~The eppuinting otivee is tespanubie fa oterving the Thus form should be chevkey tor holding of ofice, peazion, sutamity incon: edtizenship provisions of (1) the Civil Servive Rules and (7p egqerprintion arta, Beton with any recon! of recent discharge of arrea, and partcularly for the | Form 61 constitutes an oltidavit foe Roth purpears gag ine cepriiie proof of {Mtomng: eit-zensuip status In the abacoce of condwting evidenre, fs a Gesciati ence the Q) Ideneity of appointee —It in the duty of the appolntisg officer to Pointment shuuld nut Le consummated waul Jessa e Leen aural from geand egounat inpersenstian and toutctermine beyond reascoable doubt that the the certifying office of the Civil Serve Cammisalon, arpomtce ow the sane person whose apres iment wad authorize! The (4) Afonrhers of Frinily Section 9 of the Civil Bervire Act provides that Jready two or more members uf 6 fer. y ervng under pent appmntmecat am the cotapet tte serve, ny other mily eel ble fox profancnal ae permaenes* supumntenent to vice The apmanunents of persone entries Lo veteran By. Nantec's sumature and Aawlweiting are ty be coup wed with the aprication = whenever there ore aciice other pertinent pep ory Lf the eppontee qual.nat an a writ Probationnl! of mates, the signature on thie form should be compared wat tue ag! ber od tua he the declaration sheet, which was signed in the mwonnation rou, Fs ph: conpentive appewance may be checkat agaist the medual crrtifivete. The apporntee — preteteme ate not subject to tne teqairemsent The men. aries fairly pov sion, tray also be questiuned on his persenal histury fog ogscemont with bie pres bn dues nol opty te beruy tary ay penta D-otiful caern teeny Le sefired to acaterments, the appropriate uthie DN Ene Oat Sorwace Cauaitvionscats frat te sass UN sorbenminT reintine OFFICE Id S4ENT Ss 1 “| om Bs STANDARD FORA GY (reste wee st Tew PROV UEC BY Chl GFA IEE ENE MEAS, FRDEGAL Pee uMHEL Wa te y APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS INFORMATION FOR APPOINTEE NOTE.— Before he can be appointed, an applicant for a Fedcrat over and above the requirenicnt that he be able to do the work he is you are to awear (or afin) Chat vou meet Chose requirements, Tay They ere set forth on this sheet. Detach this portion of the Jo m and retain it fot your ine your conduct as a Federal emoloyec. these restrictions ated be guided by thes. formation and guidance. Ll INFORMATION AROUT APPOUNTMENTS Persons eclected ferns campentive cegistera will receive cither @ temporary or a prohetional apssantment, For persons receiving a prebacenai appeintinent, the frat year of servire lo a probationary neal unlees a shorter period ia fixed for the position by the Cust Service Cummission, Satis. factory completion of probation va required for absolute appoint- ment. The completion of probation is required when a person who ia reinstated or transferred has not previously compicted a probationary perio. Persons receiving probational appointments are included under the Civil Service Retirement Act. Appointments specifically lanicat to | year or tess are usually considered temporary appointments. For excepted appointment, a teal peciod may be required at the discretion of the empleying agency, H. MEMBEKS.OF FAMILY RKSTRICTION Except for persons entitted ta veteran preference, no person may be prebationally appointad to a position in the competiave service if there ate twoior more members of hie family atready serving in the comprtifive accvice under probational or pers manent appointments, A famitv is defined by the Attorney General as persons who live under the same roof with the head of the family and fori part of Nis tteoade, When they branch out and become heads of new estabiahinents, they cease ta be part of the off family, Monova te vot catablieh another family merely by living at an address auttcrent from that of their parents, An appointment ta wWiegal af the appointre is dis- qualited by the members-of fanuty ecatriction, u APPOINTMENTS ARK SUBJECT TO INVESTIGA. be} All probational appointments, reappointmente, reinstate- ments, conversions to competive appointments, inter-agency transfers, and certain temporary appointments are “subject to investigation” for an TA meth pened During this period, the Civil Service Commission Raa authority ta inateuct an agency to separate an employes tor any of the reasons given below except that the Cammmtancav's authority is not Himited by the 18-month penod in caaca descr under Items 4, 5, and 8 Below, The condition “subject to mvestigation” expires auto- matically at the end of £8 months wt accvice unless an appeal on loyalty matters js prading. However, an employing agency May cemove au cinployse for any of the reasons given below at any time, . Any of the following reasona constitutes eufficient cause for the removal of un cinplayee from Une service: 2. Conduct or capacity af auch @ nature that removal will promote the efhairncy af the scevice 2 Physical of ments! unttnesa Gor the postion he holds 3. Criminal, Jatemous, dishonest, iminoral, or notoriously disgraceful conduct, %. Establishment of the fact that the employee has made in- tentional false atutcmenta oc engaged in deception or fraud in examination of appointment. 5. Refusal tu furnish tearrmany to the Civil Service Cam. Mussion or ita authorized cepteacutatives i reyard to matters inquired of arising undee the Cat S:rvice Act, Rules, and Regulations, 6. Habitual use of intovicating beverages to excess. 7. Reasonable grounds catat fer belief that the person in- velved is disloyal to the Government of the United States (see Section IV). ion innit meet certain requirements moved todo, On the attached form Htuien. there are certain restrictions upon ‘Yow should familiarize voursclf with 8. Any legal of other disqualification which makes the appl cant unfit for Federal employment, IV. SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AND AFFILIATION Secton 9A of Public Law 253, 74th Congress. approved August 2, 1989, othvruise Known as the “Hatch Act.” provides: “(1D Ut shall be unlawful for any person euploved in any capacity by any agency of the Federal Goverament, whose compensation, ec any part theceof, ia paid from fuads author: ized or appropriated by any act of Congress, te have member. ship in any puitical pasty or organization which advocates the - overthrow af eur constitutianal form of government: in” the United States, (2) Anv peraon violating the provisiona of this section shall be immed temoved from the position ac ofice held by him, and thercaMer no part of the funds appropriated by any act of Congress for such position or office shall he used to pay the compensation of auch persons” Executive Onder 9845 of Mas h 28, 1947, provides: “Eh The standard for the refusal of employment or the removal from emp os ment ian cvccutive depart.ucnt or agency on grounda relating to luyalty shall be that, on all the evidence, reasonable grounds exiet for belicf that the person invelved be disloyal to the Governincnt of the United States, “2. Activines and associationa of an appiwant or employee which may Ne considered dn connection with the determination of disloyalty may include one or morc of the following: ‘a. Sabotage, cepiuonage, or attempts or prepatationa there- for, or knowingly associating with spica or saboteurs; ‘b. Treason or sedition or advocacy thereof; fo. Advocacy of revolution or force or violence to alter the constitutional form of government of the United States: ‘ad Intentional, unauthorized diecloaure to any person, under circumstances which may indicate disleyalty to the United States, of documenta or information af a confidential of nonpublic character obtained by the pera making the disclosure at a result of his employment by the Government of the United States; ‘ea. Performing or attempting to perform his dutics, of otherwise acting. a0 as to acrve the interesta of another government in preference to the interests of the United States; ‘f. Membership in, affiliation with or svrpathetic asso- ciation with any foreign or domestic organization, assuciation, Movement, group of Combination of persons, designated by the Attorney General as totalitarian, Fascist, Conmuunist, or subversive, or as having adopted a policy of advocating or approving the connnissiun of acta of force ar violence to deny other persons ther rights under the Constitution of the United States, oc as seeking to alter the form of govecument of the United States by unconstitubonal means.” "* The apponting officer will make available to you the fist of Organizations peose:ibed by the Attorney General upon your request. Various appronmnation acts contain a provisian prohibiting the use of aprroyenated funds to pay the salary er wages of any person who advewates, or wha ia A member of en organication that advocates, the overthrow of the Government of the United States by forse or vevlence. These acta provide tast an aMdavit shall be consideied prima facie evidence that the proon making th: affids does not advocate, and is not a member of an OTgANization that advecates, the overthrow of the Governnient of the Uitat Siates by force or violence, These acts provide further that any verson who advacates, or who is a memver of an orgamration that advocates, the overthrow of the Govern- ment of the United States by force or vicience and acecptes we ots 14-0000 employment the anlary or wrers for which are paid from any , such a nerrpe inion shall be qucty of a tetony, and, upon cenvic- thon, shall be fired net more thon $9,900 of impreoned for not more than to year, of both, and that this penalty aball be in addition to, asd mot in substitution for, any other provisions of law, The effidavit referred to above is one of those to which you ate cecineed to wear (or alfitm) on the attached page. V. STEIXING AGAINST THE PEDERASL GOVERNMENT Various appropriation acts provirle that no part of the funds approprated theres shall be uaed to pay the salary oc wages of any person whe engages in @ ateke wgoinst the Government of the United fitates of who is a merimber of an organization of Government employees that asserta the right to strike against the Goverament. Buch acta provide further that any person who engng7s tn a atuke against the Government, or who is a member of af organization of Government employece that aaserte the tight to etrike agaiat the Guvernment, and accepts employment the salary or wages fur which are paid from any such appropriation, ehall be guilty of a felony ands upon con. viction, shall be fined not more than $1,000 of imprisoned for not more then ft year, or both, and that thie penalty shall be in addition ts, amd nut in substitution fur, any other provinons of law. One of the offidavite on the attached paze to which you are tequired ty swear (or affirm) pertains to thie provision against striking sgainst the Government, VI. HOLDING BTATE OR LOCAL OFFICE Federal employees ore prohibited from accepting of holdin an office or pemtion under Btate, territorial, county, or municipal governments. There are certain epecific exceptions, They are published in Civil Service Cominiation Form 1236. Before any pernen opp-Anted to the Federal service accepts or continues to eld any office or position under o Btate or local government, the matter sheuld be preacnted to the appropriate authoritica ofthe ageney in which he isempleyed fur a decision as to whether ‘he properly rooy accept of continue to hold auch ofhce or position. VU. POLITICAL ACTIVITY The terme of the art of August 2, 1939 (“Hatch Act"), as amended, prohibit officers and employees in the executive branch of the Federal Government from using official authority or influence for the purpose of interfering with on election or affecting the reault thereof. Purther, euch officera and em: ployees a2 prohibited from taking any active part in political Management of in politheal compoigns, These prohibitions apply not only to permanent employers, but also to temporary employess, employers on leave of nhaence with or without com. pensation, and substitute employees during the period of active employment. Falltieal octivity identified with any political party in ang election ts prohibited. Some of the farme of forbidden political activity are: 1. Servirg on or for any polticol commuttce, purty, or other similar organizetion. 2. Soliciting of handling political contributions. 3. Serving #8 uficer of a political club, us member or officer of any of its committees, addresang such a club, or being active in orgenizing it, 4. Serving in connection with preparation for, organizing, or conducting a puistical meeting or rally, addressing auch a meeting, of taking eny other active part therein except as a spectator, 5, Engaging in political conferences white on duty, or can- vassing a district or suliciting political support for e party, faction, or tandidate, 6. Mansfeati:g offensive activity at the polls, at primary or regular electivs.s, soliuiting votes, gtsiating voters to niurk billote, of helping to get out the voters on registration or ¢lec- tion dayn, 7. Acting a6 recorder, checker, watcher, or challenger of any party or faction, %, Serving in any position of election officer, ia which par. tisanship of partisan political manugement may be shown. 9, Publistar.g or being connected editoriully or manarerially with any Lewapeper generally known as partisan from a poiitieal standpoint, orf writing for publicatien ar publishing any letter or article, signed or unsigned, in faver of or against any political party or candidate, (Qwnershin entirely disassociated fram editorial contre! and manager| activites limited entirely to business manage:nent would not be regarded as being withio tha provision.) 10, Becening a candidate for nomination or election to office, Federal, State, of local, which is to be filled in en election in which party condidatcs ure invelved. 1. Distributing campalen literature of muterial. 12. Intbating or circulating political petitions, including Domin: tant petitions, é 1. Assuming political leaderahip of beeoming prominently identified with any political movement, party, or faction, oF with the succes or fniture of any candidate fur election to pubhe office General etatements as to certain activities which sre con: sidered oe permissible on the part of Federal officers and em- ployers: 1 Vating.—The direct language of the law apecifically provietes that ell such pessuns retain the right to vote as they Inay chonas, 2, Expreaion of opiniona.-- The ight to express political opinions te reserved tao] auch persons, NOTE: Thia reservathan is subject to the prohibition that such persons may not take any active part in political manage- ment of in polities! campalgna, 3, Contributions.—W is fawfal for ony officer or employea to innke a voluntary contributian to a regularly constituted political organization, provided such contributions ace not made ina Federal building or to some other officer or employee within the ocupr of the act referred te above. 4, Political picturen.- tt is lawful for any officer or em- ployee tu display o political picture in his home if he sc desires. 5. Badges, huttone, and stickers.— While it is not untaw. ful for an officer of employee ta wear a political badge or button oF to display a political stu ker an his private automobile (except where forbidden by local ortinunce), it ie felt that it ie inappro- priate for public servant to make @ partisan display of any kind while on duty, conducting the public business, 6. Fonaltios.---Persons appuinted ta post in the Execue tlve branch of the Federal Governinent aie warned that the penalty for an established violation of the above mentioned political activity prohibitions is immediate removal from the service, VIII. OFFENSES WHICH ARE PUNISHABLE BY FINE OR IMPRISONMENT Certain other statutes prohibit Federal officers and employees from engozing in various octivities under penalty of fine or imprisonment, or beth, The activities prohibited by auch statutcs selate to euch matters ge poliucal Gesceaments, polilical cotrcion and di nation, and purchase and sale of office. The text of these statutes is ect forth in Civit Service Com. mission Furin 1236. Seume of the activities prohibited undcs penalty of fine or impdacnment, or both, are os follows: 1. Suticitation or receipt of political contributions by one ofticer os employes from another, 2. The giving or handing over of a political contribution by one employee to another, 3. Solu itation or receipt of political contributions in a Fed- eral building by any peruon, whether or not an employes of tha Government. 4. Bolicitution of secelpt by any person of political contribu- tions from any person receiving any benefit under any act of Congress appropriating funda for relief, S. Selicitution of receipt of anything of value, either for personal reward of as a political contribution, in retuin for the “uae of, or the promise to ung, iniluence to secure an appointive office under the United States. 6. Paytent, or the offer of payment, for the use of influence In sccunng an appointive office under the United States. 7. Promising employment, compensation, or other benefit made possible by act of Congress as consideration of reward for pohtical activity. 8, Lusscrimmution by an officer or employee in favor uf, oF agrinst, another officer or employce on account of political contributions. 9. Depriving any pereen on account of race, creed, or color, or political activity, of compensation of other benefit made posuble by any act of Congress appropriating funds for rehef. 10. Disclosure for political purposes of any hist or names of persons receiving benents under an ect of Congress appropriating funds for relief ond the ervcipt of such a bet fur political purposca, 1X, PROHIBITION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION Appointing officers are required by the Civil Service Rules to act on all personne! mattera “solely on the basis of ment and fitness and without regard to poutical or religious atnistions, mantal status, of race.” X. INSTRUCTION OF APPLICANTS Ohicers und employees of the Government are prohibited froin instrecting or tenclung with a view to the speciel prep- @ration of any person fur civil-service examinations, le~ BOD og 14-0000 STANDARD FORM GE Crrvisi Apes 0, 1968) PRUMIR CATED OF COW SEBYRE COMMER CMAPTLA AL PEDLAAL PEALOANEL MANUAL APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS IMPORTANT .— Before swearing to these appointment affidavits, you should read and understand the attached information fos appointee A. OATH OF OFFICE : I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, forcign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental rcecrvation or purpose of evasion; that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY ANO AFFILIATION T am not a Communist or Fascist. -I do not advocate nor am I a member of any organization that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other unconstitutional means or secking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the Constitution of the United States. I do further swear (or attirm) I will not so advocate, nor will i become a member of such organization during the period that I am an employee of the Federal overnment. C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Tam not engaged in any strike agninst the Government of the United States and that I will not so engage while an employee of the Government of the United States; that I am not a member of an organization of Government employecs that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United. States, and that I will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such an organization. D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE I have not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment. E. AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE 7 The answers contained in my Application for Federal Employment, Forra No, in dated 0.0... SONY A. . 19 4..., filed with the above-named department or agency, which I have reviewed, are true and correct as of this date with the exceptions noted in the Declara- tion of Appointee on the reverse of this form. (If no exceptions, write “None on the Declaration of Appointee.) Darth. Bi) Read. A he Le, ag ZO"... LA Svrvvem waevecwaceee peeres gdature of apgetatec) 20th day of March ,AD.1 {szaL] NOTE.—If the oath is taken before a Notary Public the date of expiration of his commission should be shown, . 10-65160-5 14-0000 DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE This form is tc be completed hefure entrance on duty. Question Jia to be anawered in all casa, otherwisa answer only those questions which require an answer different trom that given to the corresponding questiona on your application lorm. Ino anawers ss0 different, writs “NONE” in Item 10, below. Ang false statement in this declaration will be grounds for cancellation of application or dismissal after appointment, Impersonation is a criminal offense or} will be Prosecucedd accordingly. FRESE " acl ESD (otros and n aber, es *9 #4 71 oe. 2.) bate OF BInTH ~ *([* or Jw! pop | x A) IN CASE CF EMPROLNCY PLEASE NOTIFY | Gp priationsine Mis. tn en PO MMEAL' WILEE NY co. l, Vas ARE LL CMS nA TET 1. NW Macnee De. P eeth ity on teren and Stateus counter) La AML Lela. 1At pt Alt a0 [G2 SrRULs 4AD MUMOEA Cte any stare - | Gp eur micet Ro, WASHING (OM 2.0, . NW NGL-0 22.1 a bors THE UNITED States GOVTRSMENT EMPLOY, 18 A COVA CAPACITY, AMY PILATE CH IRS GUTHER BY BLO CF MARRIAGE) WITH WHOM YOU Livd ON HAGE LIVED BIT AED THe pasta montHs! (“J rs i «a ff 22, for each auch ralative AT AE MAPA Hane (Give etraet number, 4 any) iN PROPER COLUMN INDICATE “YES” OR “NO” ANSWER BY PLACING “ZK” | YES! HO MO gsi & ARE YOU A CITIZEN OF OF 00 YOU OWE ALLEGIANCE TO THE UNITED ‘STATES. @ ARE YOU AM OFFICIAL OR EMPLOYEE OF ANY STATE, TERRITURY, C£7207 F, OR MUNICIPALITY? nsree-+ sensors snsnterasepererecesse¢ne car rmatony prowene nmmnee dt your anawer fe “Yoo, hive detailein item 10, 7, DO YOU RECEIVE ANY ANNUITY FROM THE UNITED STATES OR LAT FCT OF COLUNDTA GOVERNMENT UNGER ANY RETINY MENT ACT GR ANTE PUTAS OR OTHER COMPLASATIUN FOM MILITARY OR NAWAL Sf AVICE! occ cec cee nee meee ewer ie ¥ fs, tn Heasl0 reason for retirement, age, optional un tf wuluntery wite; arent A ont act; and sesing, 0, HAVE YOU EVER BI TN DISCHARGED, OR FORCED TORE SION, FOR MILALALT OR UNSATISFACTORY St AVICE FROM ANY POSITION: I your anawar js Yeo'', fivain tte 10 th of empilcyer, date, and seneun in oaca cate, B, SINCE YOUR 16TH DIRTHDAY, HAVE YOU FVER BEEN AARFSTED ID ACTED OR SUMMONED [NTO COURT AS A DI PLNGANT IN A CRIMINAL PrEL IS CARS, 2% CONVICTED FINED, GR IMPRISANED OR PLACED ON PROM THM C8 76 (0 A) EVER BEEN ORDL STL TO DEI BAIL OR COLLATENAL (Gtr Trt sas Tad OF ANY LAW POLICE REGULATION OR ORDNANCE (1 XC ULING Mitte TRAE EM, VIOLATIONS FOR WHICH A FINE OR FORFEITURL OF B230K 185% wale sop Tf your anawor ia VYoa"', hat all auch cans under fem 19. Giveineah caso (1) The dito, (2) the nature of tha Nanee or violation; (3) the name and location of tho eaurt; Fae the inaliy imposed, af any, of uther dapostion of tha case. FP appointed, your Angerorinte will ba taken. eb ier rhe blanks beter, I additional space fo _navese mplote under Item 10. & PM CD) Pir band C8 et DEPARTMENT C4 80 tv, 1 1 WHICH a o B. ccacencenssceeteassrrowrerecrnssesecauares ) $0 SPACE FOR DETAILED ANSWERS TO OTHER OUESTIGNS VARITE UM LEFT CLAM BORDERS OF ITEM TO WHICH EETAI EL ANT ATO LOO INSTRUCTIONS TO APPOINTING OFFICER appointing officer before whom the foregning cxrufsure ia made shalt ine to hes own eatiefaction that thie epprintinent wats be on evolu mane he Cayil Service Act, applicable Crit Service Kutcs and keguinusns aad ects of Congrese pertaining to appointment. Thia foun should be cher ked fur holding of office, penaiwn, eustebshty ia con pete, with any record of recent dicharge or arrest, a3 gertacularly for the jowug: tet. Identity of appointes.—The appointee’s slenature A hendweiting ore be conpared with the ppt ation andor other pertsent pose, The Bayon eppearance may be checked agutnat the eetsw cerinrsie. The appointee previous (2) Ago —Uf definite age Limits have been established f4 the position, it should be determined that epplicant ia mot outauie the age range be eppeaniment, Ualil such dcterminatiun is made, the apponatment may 5.4 consugimaled, C1) Citueanship —Tha suprantin tAtwer ta reepeauble for observing the tuzeneap po watene uf (1p thee Cal Bervue Mulre nied (2) eyppropnstve ate, Festa 61 constitutes on effvlent fa eth pure and i wreytalle pred A ctaens “p statue in the stacne* of canfiicting evidense, bn auubiful cae the “atstnoent should mat be ssmeuminated uid clearence bas been ocr uses scan fying office of the Cryil Dervice Comminevm, (4) Membere of Family - Section 9 of the Civil Bervire Act provides thee whenever there are slices two ta mre ineintere td oa family serving user probetvacd of permauent sttvantinent in the compeutye eervue, 10 “ther namier of such fenuly ie eigible ft probetiouel of permanent epperotameet i the canpeitive ecrvve, Tie eppantnante of peremne entities to wetermn Steteren 2 are mA wubyert to use sequcement. The mentored family previews Grew wa apply to lempaary eppyvaniments, Doultfal cases may be referred the sppropniute office of the C-vil Service Commusaion fur decision, ©. 6. GOrianatal reietins cores = 1G—O6100-$ Pell 14-0000 ° ff~ 3 eee “ aype~ Tenau 0. areroraf arproy a3 rRasuasy aa, 8951 se CErAstwpet * AaTE romuteyy es-yry APPLICATION tO PLOYMENT * Im THE FORTIGN SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES USF ONLY {NSTRUCTION§$~-deswers to alt questioss ment be typed or prioted, suffichwot apace bas mm PREV GH memes CAME fs men ACN OWLE OGL 2 ROE ED NES TI GATE De ACT IGN ALL queationn ment be azawered fully. If Cone oTHge act beee provided for your auawer to sep questios, complete yoar Porwart ta daplicate. anawor onder stom # 87, Pe Have YOU EVER UELEN KNO@N GF aur crnem mame (l) ves (> ao 16 Bate 1 “¥E5%, GIVE FULL DETAILS USDEM ITEM 837. w. STATE OF WHICH f5A) AWE A LEGAL RESIOEST TeNAME (Leat) (Piret) (Middle) (Meiden, if any} O'NEAL, Birch Dilworth Vas PERMANENT ADOWES (Piece frow which traneportation wh Ii Be evthorined tf appointed, Street nusber and neve) 1 Evans ‘treat, a, had brid, co, 0 stat a PRESENT ADLHE SS 1F OIF FERENE FROM ABOVE 4703 Crescent Ctreat, Net. Nashington, DeCe gue" eored state, of country) é. fine 3 Agen” day, year) pee ee, Seorel a Bh. IF A NATURALIZED CITIZE%, PLACE, VATE, AND WUMB NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE o THES 3PACE POR OFFICE USs OMLY Georgia PRESENT BUSINESS PHOME ibaay he Sa. 1F BORM OUTSIOC U.S. HOW WAS CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED? Hae" 12. MARITAL STATUS 7 siscte AT MAWRIEL 483.}07) wi dowel o 7) o1vorceo (71 Si PaRaTeG ch SEX 10 HEIGHT Biwaue CoV Female rr, Loo, 3 13. WHAT 1S THE LOWEST BASE SALARY, EXCLUSIVE Of ALLOWANCES You will Caccert? ry a AWNill 16. WHAT RESTRICTIONS ARE THERE F aly ON YOUR THMEDIATE AVAILABILITY FO FOR DUTY IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD? None C. PLACE OF BIRTH (City. otete, or cowgtry) b. OATe OF BIRTH y 1920 Glenpool, Oklahoma ©. IF WATURALIZED, PLACE, Dare, AND NUMBER OF WATUPALI@ 2aTbOW CERTIFICATE, 1S. FULL NAME OF HUSBAND/WIFE (27 wile, saidon nane) Frances Pauly O'Neal, formerly Frances Pa IF BORW OUTSIDE U.S. HOw WAS CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED? @. 16. DEPENDENTS OATS OF BIRTH RELATTONSHEP uty 6, BS une 12, 19 D 7, 1920 7 YOU ABROAOT 17. WHICK DEPENDENTS WOULD YOU WISH TO ACCOMP, au USA. FATHER’S NAME Maston Emmett O'Neal a. PRESENT ADDRESS =” Evans Street, Bainbridge, Georgia JOA.MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME Bessie Matthews B. PLACE OF BIRTH Rainbridge, Ca, ©. IF BORM OUTSIDE U.S. O10 FATHER EVER OBT alm U.S. CITEZENSHIP? = (2 1ES (no ~ b. PLACE OF BIRTH C. OCCUPATION TF Ant Thonaston, Georgia Housewife @. IF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. DIG MOTHFR EVER OBTAI® ESERT Ad ara vais etreot, Bainoridge, | Ovorjta U.S. CHTEZENSHIP? Co) ves C1 x0 - 20a.CAN YOU TAKE DICTATIGNT | Dy ARE rou stemorverst? [c+ Can You TYPE OY TollcH SYSTEMITG. want OTHER OFFICE MACHIAES YOU TES nO ™m vs 4d a w.P.M none We PLM, 14-0000 TO tna seen neg fhe MULNTARY STATUS he. SERVICE OR SERIAL NUMBER a. TF YO) WAYE TEER 1 PoP awry WCE 4 OW IN PHP Miptuant wae fal NUMBER Orep IM witaT SERVICE BSt ROaNte O10 VON SEREE? Ce.#. US, Aca: Pieltd Artillerpr) - Bott [ERATE Oe wane AT TIME oF Te: cuter -~ ce GATE OF CATON Ga ~ POLGENT RATE OR RANK IF ON ACTIVE DUTY - f” BATE OR HAN) AT TIME OF G50" AOGt OW SEPAR - os 2246 WHAT PERTINENT FEUER AL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMEMATIONS HAVE YOU TANEN? (ive year, Fite, and grade raceived) 7 Be DO voy WAVE A PEPWAOEAT CiviL SEMVICL STATS IN TH |» If WOW EMPLOYED IN THE FECERAL GOVE RNS GIVE PRESENT FEOERAL GOVERMENT? BAC AND DATS OOF LAS ih GRA . C7 ft8 nO HactYva' 17" cope. 1990 be 23. KAYE YOU EVER APPLIFG FG2 A POSITION UNDER THE DEPAPTMENT OF STATE OR TANEN AN EXAMINATION FOR A POSITION UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE? Fits (TT OIF AmtWER 1S “YES GIVE®PARTICULARS UNDER ITEM 837. 2. HAVE YOU EVER HELD A PUSITION UNDER A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT? (Including eervice in the Armed Services of a Far- align power) Cres (hao 25+ OUTLINE YOU? TRAVEL Gh SESIUENCE ANWOAD GIVING DATES, PURPOSE, AND PLACES. (17 not while in the Arued Forces dive number, date, and place of leevence of Americen passport.) See employment with Departaent of State at Boota, Colombia, Mexico city and aracas, Venezielas ~~ 1F ANSWER IS “VES* Gh¥t DETAILS UNDER ITEM 8370 stent of your competence, 1.9, Rreellent, Good, Fair). 25. FOREIGN LANGUAGES (Heme and indicate the Ce WRITE . SPEAK CARGUIAGE bo. HIGH SLHOOLS OF PREPAPATORY SCHOOLS Ge COLLEGES GP UMIVER=- SITIES dO. OTHER EDUCA~ TIONAL INSTITU- T1045 OR TRAIN iNG SCHOOLS University of Georgia Athens, Ga. University of Gvorgila lao School, Athens, Oa. 28. DAPLOTMENT provided helow deecrihe every position which you have held since you first beaten to ition and work heck te the firet position which you held, Account for afl perioda of Vee continuation sheet if mora epace te roquired. INSTRUCTIONS. (3a the epac. work, Start with pre ‘ uneaploymant and state reacone of any vnemploysant indicated EXACT TITLE CF YOUR PRESENT POSITION) SALARY OR EARNINGS STARTINGS 7000 PER YR. PRESENT $ BANG PER TR. Handling, legal matters and liaison with all other departments and ageneios of U.S. goverrmont. Highly technical work involving immi: ration & naturalization lans, visa regulations an: rolated matters. GATES OF EMPLOYMENT (Month, year) FRM: 19: PLACE P nT (Céty, ate - Time AORARE SOT, ts Gaz Central Intelligence Agency wine e RAP a Sie pabe MeWa sca cin ar von Tan OA FRCEF SAMA PATA SAD co8 TEAcoPENOT AY, Rarer, Bi Fat! GESCKIPTION OF YOUR WORK POROACH PREStmT EMPLOYER? fTh wo 14.90000 ~BPLACL OF LMPLOYMENT (City, etate) . Washington, DC. Foam os ATES Ch OT OLUYOUNT Caont ih, paar! yeow Sept. 1942 1, Jane 1918 PEACE OF EMPLOYOENE (Catv, ofate) Mexico City and Bogota, Colombia CF AV PLUYER RAALT TETAE GE Yue Paes ..vtache DESCHIPEEGN GH YOU dda NAME ANG ALUDSE GS Dept. of State UMA ANE PEND OF ECPLOYEES subi VEoFO BY YOu officors and lh clerical ASD TETLE “Arthur B2 igh Ge WEASON ars LEASE, To return to the De UATES Ch EMPLCYYENE (Month, year) rom: Ja~» 1938 Septe 192 sasn t. of Justice “Pesach TETLt OF YOUR PCLITICN Attorney VESCSEPTION OF YOUt wtih NAME AND AVORLSS OF EMPLOYER t. of Justice Dept. Federal laws. NUMBER ASD PINT OF EMPLOYEES SUPERVISEO OY YOu 5 offiecrs and 2 cleric MeO ANIE |Y ' ti “attorney General Honer Civmings RCA ION Eis LEAVING To enter foreign service, VATto Gh EMPLOY <t5] Catenth. year) raon;, Suly 1937 re; Vane 2938 PLALt OF EMPLOYMENT (Céty, etated Bainbridge, Cae NAME AND ALDRKES OF EMPLOYER Self ROACT FIPLE OF YOUR POSETION Attorncy-at-law Lr uCalPTION OF YouKR WOK SUCRE AND RIND CF EMPLOYEES SUPEIVI stb BY YOu 1 clerical NAME AND TITLE OF cd to: jon ‘Depts of Justice DATES CE LMPLUYMCNT (atonta, year) FROM: TO: PLACE OF CYPLOYUNT (City. state) WAME AND ADURESS OF EMPLOYER ’ IMM. DIATE SUPER VIDOR EXACT TITLE OF YOUK #OSITION DESCRIP IQN Gt YOUR WORK NUMBER ANU FIND Of ChPLOYCLo SUPLRWISEU BY YCU NATE AND TITLE OF 2McOPaTe SUPERVISOR RCASON FOR LEAVING TEAR KS " Continustion Sheet SALARY OR EARNINGS Political information gathoring and reporting and hendlin;; cases involving the proclaimed list of blocked nationals and trading with the eneny. SALARY OR EARNINGS STARTING $3000 ER YR twat 84600 ree ve Handlin;; and supervising the handling of mary and various types of SALARY OR EARNINGS STARTING Sm PER YR twat $2000 per ve General practice of law. Handling cases involving administration of estates, abstracts of titles, contracts, torta, wills and criminal trials, SALARY OR EARNINGS 14-00000 DENING Mn ben YR, ree CAS ree 7 Fivan ey PER YS, ME wa TREEGS we reo a" 0" Vas pastimod to Folitical Section. Had frequent contact with high foraign yovorment officials, Gathered and roported political information, Hsndled matters of special interest for the Anbassad@ pvaad Thlas SESS TTT Attache Caracas, Vgnezudla “2 officers and'3 clerical OF” tebaseador Hal ter J. Donnelly” “wt SrA had apectal need for technical khowledge ani I eccepted tho offer. apeci EXACT THTLt GF SalaAuyY CR bash iNos t STARTING a PER YR At ey-at-law PENAL * 5000 7" The VESCHIPTION CH TGUW a? Engaging in general practice of law, handlin;; cases involving | contracts, torts, wills an’ adninistration of estates, abstracts of titles an! criminal trials, YOUR FOLITIOS WATE, %F Ewe eel ay onth, year nee, Sane 19b6 "Feb. 19b7 Ake Ge atate) Bainbridge, G ae BOY REWER TRLOYEI ‘Self = ~ associated with father. ~- bata, PLACE Guntee te BN C1 OF EMPLOYEES SUPLRVISEL BY YoU 1 clerical AME BOD TITLE OF PYMEUTATL SUPERVISOR OURO FO CT RT EA, To rn to foreign service. ee “Jane 1915 °"""” Suho 1946 PLACE aan : DALARY Cnet STATING & ashton ¥ py Atate) FINAL e ° ——— , Supervising and handling cases involviny many and various types of Dept. of Justice violations of Federal law. Nel 2 Pw te, CF POPECYUE SUPERVISED BY YOY . F clerical 5 8 and “ihe ahi, Tom ( Le ey te. ‘torney d ‘oa Clark encral Hon. To return ‘to private law practice MEA ED LE pe ee et POITICO8, FELD EGR LE%d THAN THet YONTHY AND PERIOD. OF UNE4PLOYENT, (Ldat —Beginning with moat recent) Puueaticy | POSITION WAYE ANU ADLICESS OF EMPLGYEY 4 WEALON OTARTIAG AND FINAL zn a 1OW UNEMPLUYMCAT SALARY PEW ANNUM HHiON Po. YOU ESACT TEELE OF Attorney UE Ca IPTLON OF Lip tar ge YOUN Whee G. HAVE YGu LvEic BEEN UNDER TREATWENT PCR A MENTAL On eMOTLONAL LEUGrhih? aa Le dave YOu EVEK HAD ANT Ger tai Ui- HEtTbe eHAT SOLVER? C3 ves XE ae c, alteth THE PRUF Tat lyf MONEAS, MAVE YOu FEEQUENILY ULEL INTCAICAT ING SECEWAGES TO EXCESS 5? Cl ves Xt aC @, MERE VOU EGE MEL ICALLY DIDUHARGED FGM Tre ANMED FORCES? re E no ves Pa Ta MAVL YGU EVet HAG PyslnCuLos tS? ves & NC th ANY OF YOUR AN wie, TO ANY OF THE ABOVE 15 GIVE FULL Pam TECULAR NDEN TTe aa, « a, "Y¥eot 14.90000 vos ghe Ebb NCTE AM it ee Na er TEN RLU : Bula, WNcee faAee FJ eT Y is Vib Dasha ALK cents Yee ENANS ER Vas Not : COTNGTORTATL ON Pty M wey fad ayo, ie TO PACH, ANE OATES O% alle fon PT Tree Glek FAW AND QEEICE Ge Past ‘ar. - NT, Toa NO TR BAge boll fel o Bre a MEME CEOANY POLETIGAL we Ser NET CH THE UNETOO GTATE BY FORGE Oe VEOLENCH?® thy, 01 Ast Tarra Qu THe 2 PU YE AUWEIG ATO Cs oan VE Lee Aad PARTY C8 CAGANTCATION TAT A acu aly THE Xie PORN TS PE TIES RISE POLE DETAIEN Heth ate wed, Teo Ca ORM ENCE Be eT of MECLTB ANTEC E ETE TN Jes Ta, MARE YOU ENES TRON dees COUNTS) Cother than fer esece traffic vlolationa ehere the fine did nor enceed $257) THANE GtHEit J so ANID Mth STAT Cd ves DELP OL ELA a, 1F SO, SEATE UNDER LTE Bit THE NAME AND LOCAT ICN GF Per CORT TATE 6 ANE US TAIL, Th OULTEEDINGS aTAVES MET REBATE TR POU ie BLOW Uh Made PAG wey yD. LEST Febbe COMPETENT ASO SESPOSSIBLE Possess FY Pe UNETEL ARK PANT ECULASLY GUALTr Eo@ TO SUPPLY PEF INETE PRECHMATEGN NEGARDING YOUR CHAVACTRW ANL ABILITY (de not give navee Of euporvizerea Liated in arewer to questions no. 28 of 39). OIE Hon. A.B. Con.ar Bainbridge, va. OCCUPATION Hon. Fleteher “arren 36. MENTION HENLE ANY SPECTAL QUAL EF ICATIONS Ge ACHIEVEMENT, 8OT COWFRLO CLOB@HEKE IN Tt APPLICATION, PNCLULE “UCH ITEMS Ay ANY BOOKS ON ASTECRED YOU WAVG WHITTEN, SPECIAL Rot aer wORM, TECHNICAL UEILLG, HONOKAKY ON PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY (EMALHOHEPS, AND ANY OTHER INI OXATION YOU CONDIDLH PEMTINERT, YOU MAY ENCLUDE ANY PERTINENT RELIGIOUS, CIVIC, MLEFARL, QR ORGANESATICNAL ACTIVETY aHECM YOU KAYE Aah OuMei FET HR wile Ge aE THOUE COMPLNUATION, SHOWING THE Butt BER OF HOUTS PER WEEN aND SUSHER OF WEEAG PES YEAR PM aM ICH YOU WLRE ENGAGEU IN SUCH ACTUVETY. 97. USE THIS SPACE FOR COMPLETING ANSWins TO ANY OF THE POMEGOING Que TIONS, NUMBING AN UALR TO CORRLOPONL wt lH QUESTIONS. “USE EXTXA SHERTS OF APEX IF NECES AKT, : #23. Application No. 6343 for oral examination under the Yar Manpower Act, made in approximately February 1947. Presently under provisions of Civil Servico Retirenent Act. Draft Status? None Rgserve Statust None Falae Statement on this Application is Cause for Diamissal. 1,00 SOLEMNLY APFINY THAT THE INF OWMATECN CONTAINED HeweTW IS CORIECT po. 8 eat ip THE Aiot GF MY rNCWLEOGE AND BLLIit, ‘ | ea LEON ATURE FEIC TAY ~ ~ 14.90000 03 os : ; PHYSICAL QUALIFICATION RECORD O'N@AL, Birch D. TITLE OF POSITION. Intelligence Officer DEPARTMENT OR FIELO Beypartuentad Subject was found physically [yy) fit (junit for duty with this organization in the above grade and pesition, : RECOMMENDAT LONS: And Overrean Duty oe mete, — 7 3 Aprix 1S80 ne DATE SUGNATURE OF PHYSICAL MEQUIREDERTS OFFICER ee Form NO. wow 1940 20787 14.90000 eee UNITF STATES CIVIL SERVICE comin" ION G ~ CERTIFICATE OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION . Arplicant must fill in dotted lines below to heavy line LLRALH.. D0 QaVE wh... . Att. EVANS. os. ALK. PABEE MA. ta Leen wget Lr l I Mme vn tED Lene. sessestneene wey fi doled inter” Title stair Monta takes 2 _Cctres ton e L644 (rer tora bin ¥ bbs 9 7. Ay a petagle yeedy (epirtinent and ree which pou arty bee lL. Uave you any physical defect of diease ve disability whatevever? 0. eo 4a fa 127) l f, inches, wel Gece withoue sve) 4 Ga chy bing? “Te Te baton fur mates only upon apeclal written eequest uf the oMelal ordering eaaminatios, Hemz checked (¥) were craminad and found norma Dierationa from normal are noted, (Seo tnatructions on revcree aide, . numbered to correspond wath itema bclow.? “) £0 £0 20 1, Byes: Distant vision: Without glaees: Right: IaltiQig” With glasses If worn; Right: 2) Lefts = Nong vinion: What fa the longest and the ahortest distance at which the following specimens of Jaruor No. tand Jacger No, 2 can be rend by the applicant? lt No. 1 is read with ene, No. 2 need not be aiven, ‘Teat cach eye oopnrately. VWASICIAN NHOT URL IN THOLLOW pounds, ... fo. “2.0... pounda, | Males with oud without clothing: f femnloa, (Wahid without elothing) clothe rd, but without wrap or hat, Lf Without eo ‘With glaseca, If truseds wie f Seat z o acthitenurang Palcralemebovece tke hosed the wesral Gm ape einrine an-Limh pendent er vhintwente h ho. "Cn bo. in TT. At, te 2. $e AO TivecunL A Hake aah BUTKS eLemietlid u WS L \ t In, ty. ae... In. on ot. Ite and Psees in the Feteral clacdted service ar iney bh hy the Clutl Seretoe Ceantite lot of Ita auttivctee wisat trae if. WHE dhanwens 1 goed we ~ vorder sll aupplonwat Lis Exootive anders ot May 20 mK tw LE im Be a. Me to 2. bie nnd Juve 1N, 192 (RaccuLivy unter, Soptartitne 4 12), nV otto A in tb. tn bo wom.. tie (aeure No, 2) Fvldenee of diaeage o injury: Right ..00...0. ee eeceh essences oe Taft... Color vicloa: Ia color vision normal when Tehthara or other color phate test bau: Hf not, can applicant pass intern, yarn or other comparnblo teal? .. se &. Bars: (Conrider denowtuntors indietted hero aggnormal Record a nunmeratera tho grestont di convormntion: Right care ZO daft car Evidence of disvane or fujury: Might cer. go we a0 ft, 3. Nona, ainua disease, ote, ..... ; t Mouth and thront ...........A7. 8. Gastro-inteotinal ...........7. 6 Thyrold (capceluily by women) . 7. Deart and blood vessels . Bload pressure; Mm, He. tod Ta organte heart discaae proseni? LO as ee & Lungs: Right | History of tibercalonts? Tf organte heart disease da present, da it fully compensated? - VAN ooo. cecce sce cn ere ene Mircewese eres Mor nt Heat 1 veut Tf present, fa it supported by a well tilting Cruse? . AO. Varicose velna ... NEES... UW pgonnt, atte bouton and degre) “Degree of impatrment of funetion - Varicocale (ace nole 10 on reverse site) <b U. Feet: Is tint foot present? —. KAD oe 12. rnitics, atrophi-s, apd other abnormalities, diseasea, or dufects not tncludml abava enti of serious ! injury « or dome B/f hnds iia . (Me io, y : v4. Norvous syatern (sce note $4 09 reverse 00) £0 I|. Is there any history of a “nervous breskdowt If hospitalized, give namo of hospital and toe: 138. (a) Urinalysis (c54e reverae side) .. 4a Obdtaln from applicant etatemend of dis tithes, past and present, give dfagnonts and your connnucnts under “Te sansrlen,” ” (7. Does Veterans Administration reeognice a rvice-connected disability tn (hla ened Te yen," cover in your contmpenta, (Yesariey ALO . phe Hea examines ever recived disabihty retirement from U, 8, Civil Service Comuniaalin? __- articks “SOF —— (a) Vonorent dlnenna Thia cortificate is to bs returned to tho officlal requesting the examination foven) we 20eo-8 14000008 The ain of the Eavcative ander . eplomber 4, 1924, sader which IRs examinal the physical condiven of sppolniera to the classified ciril eereice nith a vies te pevmmouag eff and claima under Laited States emylozeea’ compensation lawd * made, fs to odtaia Information aa to eleney aod minimising accidents Notcs for Examining Physician Wrictrr.— Mates, without clothing, and also in endinary clothing without everevat or hai _(welah twite}; femalos, clothed, but without wrap or hat, Toverweight, atate whether due to bone and muscle or te fat. Hersaire -— Without boots or shore, ofeorve that ne apphances are usest fo faetvase, The egamination ehould unelude Uw; follawing eds rvutiona: 1. Byea—Ptosiss discharge; eorveal scar; pterscinm. In recording distant visien consider 20 feet aa normal and report all vision aaa fracten with 20 feet aa numerator and the sinallent (ype road at 20 feet ne desouminater, TE glasses are weed, record for cach eye the finding with and without glasses, Near vigor must be reported. fu testing vision without gluse (he applicant or appointed should be instructed to remove the glasses al least onthalf hour before testing uncorrected breaon, thon of demas ree. In recording heating, teourd 20 feet ag normal di we for conversational voter and record deviation from normal as fraction with 20 as denonunator and actual diatance as nutucrater, 3. Nose.—Ability to blow through each noxtril, If feve, a apecultitn examination would not be indicated, 4. Mouth and throat—Milasing lcth, pyorrhea; tonsils, hypertrophy or disease, &. Gootro-intestinal.—Ulecrs, Inflummationa, ete. 6. Thyrold..—Presense of tuner ino neck and treiner, ewphthalinos; nervous high-atrung disposition, especially in wane. 7. Hoart.—-Murmurs, State wly ther functional ot orgsnio, Tf valvular cliscase oxists, atalo whether or not it ta fully comes ponsated, Arterweselerusis, ~~ 7” Record of urinalysia, if made: Bp. gr. ..... If tachycardia is prosont, give pule rate: Sitting ONCTCLAO -..ee-nneernrenssencenseeereng CAPTIAE FOMLTVO ...... ~ T have found this applicant alsnurmal under the following headingn: In my opinion, applicant la capable of performing dutle Remanas: ..,, aT, cra CGignature of applicant) “ aecccee AIDUMON 0.02. eens UPAR cccssceeaceseeseese ws seco (Wood, fal, oF port) ae ceneenenee: : 4; This ppsaeg lo be 8. Linca—lt te necessary that the suscultstomre congh bo ured, Tt taberculesia ne prosent, slate whether acti of trrested: 2 srasted, state Your opinion aa te he banc if hae been quieses Sputum to be eumined fer tabereie hecrlll dn all sLapew tal cases. 0, Hermia--Goe delaila as do stro, lwation, ete. and whether well-itemrs trussis worn, Tnginnal hers cuasts when ring 1 enlanand aid oa coughing visecral unpulse is felt which followa the Gogvr en withdrawal. 10. Varicocela —If varicocele is present, state appnvuinate alzm—o gy ise of walnut, lemon, ete, . 1, Flat Gs of such a nature ae to incapacitate or become Aguravatad by work or be alleged later to have been esusad by accident areevepation, By “fat foot,” as usadin Qos fora, in avant a foot with fmpainad functima, the tes being ettivalent te “fallen or misplaced arvh,” an ahvormal evadis thon, Impairment of function is the point to bw neta An inatomien vy tat foot, but strong, ia not disqualifying. 12 and UX Seas, deformities, atrophies, and peralyecs should be noted. tut it is not dinportant that stnall insiguiuicane acare or blemishes which might be referred to as marks of ftentifeation by reverded. 4. Thea ontey should include aymptoms and full history of any mental or nervous abnortnality, 5. Urinalvess to be made in ease of persons ower 4. and In all cases where arteriosclerusis, nephritgy, or dabotes te suspeetat, and whea obosity fs found of oxamnauean, Oastrmcnes Tmmediataly after exercise 2.....-. Two minutes after oven Fits scene enewncumneneeces ess seencean nen nase —ttteameweenenssensene 1. (DP Mle bes Inration, by the anplaact Tape the physmuan) 5 GO — Leonard dortur f Y OF a Tied LY, oe iti ‘The persannel oMoer should OH lo the blanks below befure sending Unis fru to the Commission for acthan, Foll tame? 1.5.0.2... Part Ume? 0-2... Fee peal? To bo appoloted in nn nee seer oneeeeeceeene wesennenncee meemccneecesees suennetqensneeeracessenencesaeeceseeeeeenee: aeeeereeeee eee (Department) (Barew Titlo of position ......cceceseceescoesee ccossceeveseeemeceseee Type of appointment (chock); © Original appointment Q Transfer Q Reinstatement D Clasittia Number of certificate upon which applicant’s name appears (to be given in case of original appointment)... ec. eee eens AINTING OFFICE = 1G— KWA-| © 8 oon 14-00000 aan weg read. 94s . | onaot | arr a ° Vee ee geet ce a pe So Ss ee ; Past woe da ansney qo Tapa ky. . nn IE . % i 2 . ed aa win ‘ ‘ ¢ te ®, Gun OPERATIONS? - CAINIGAL iAaAatt (es LU - a ——— er eT een can ee A nT ‘DATE AL, tar jhe ° Seer, plane 1, ' Film No.3 wi rete neh Forse B22. Ve _ Thee Woy be tad Ub oatsting stocks aft - sree 2 \ 1 638 formussop) a _ - (Ras. 6427/45) OFFICZ OF STRATEUs. YevViCZs || fh r KXA rP ‘ , , Washington, D, C. neat ‘ o- ‘ 1947 \ wan gives 2 physical —OMieels | ——— examination on this date and found qualifies for | Pull Duty Ovarness ' C] Lamited Duty Overseas i : O Duty in USA Ooly ° Defectn Noted: Uloeratione left ankle and tarsal regions; result of 870 degree burn(2Z6e047). This man is not qualified for overseas until the ulcer 1a healed, probably needs skin graft, Fed 27-Skin graft, ulcer completely healeds fit for duty oversees. - ; Ch Sadiand, Yor PO Immunisation oomploted 28 Feb 47. PEDRO Me BUZA, Mis. Moco Wz tA ° (76%%3) 14-0000 a MEDICAL CLEARANCE {COVILi AN? . dL Pebruary. 2.01967. cERTIF t CATE No, ft This is to certify that Birch De O'Neal . wee gives @ pirsical examioetios oo thie date and found fit - MERE foe service outaide the United States, “JOU! R TINTIEN, lot. Lt. WO Mee Me Me Keke Ke Me Ko Ke KeKeNe Ke Ke Me Ma Ke Ke NoKeMe Ke MeN Ke Ka Ke Ke Me Ke Kod —-——__18_bereh. 196 2 CERTIFICATE NOW 2 Thin is to certify thet Birgh De O'Neal was given a phygsicat iaspection on thie dato and found free of aay communicable disesses, J R. TIETJEN, lete Lte Explasatacy Note: Certificate No. ! is tasyed after a compiete physical examination han teea made todetermine the Individeal's physical fttoess for foreigo service. Certificate No. Fis issued after a abysical tospoctiaa, It shoold be done within 48 boors prior to departure, Form xO. Jan tear 97°30 (290) 14-0000 SECRET . - : woe Aric AL USC ONLY ivatl blfed int . When Gl: tn QUALIFICATIONS SUPPLEMENT TO PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT — Py eye reine AVIMD et, fie CON CIOFD IN®§ SECTION | hip ion oa _ r EMP Sta #] aie re bas he dle nen im Sut \* Bact ote oT a ks id a Bani sree i ! H f) NEA i ; 6s i7a3 (8. 946405 3 at ene & & . L ee a4 pace | om aro oi cl — eet es CPS CFFICER CH cl i hase, Dele SCHON AGENCY Oveoaeay SERVICE Ce AREA | TPP IR ——Wese2cetn -"" pOS x - p7/09748 mae) S279 bLahgrath CORRECTED ; PCS :XX 81412704 Saas es ARI ; TDY :xx 54/07/01 54/0Nset MEXIC bEbLoW ; TOY XX 5/06/01 | SS/04ARS ‘VENEZUPLA , TRY [Mx 5O/07ANL 56/07/ . -ELROPEAN AREA | TOY :Xx 56/10/ 3erai/ ne: _ i . i Pi : s21f2ag 12fJ>2) /4 so CuNTEMA SA Pes. S/2 7 | : AFRICA 4 WESTER EUROPE | TDY S4/7/r6 5¢/3/>7 rpy si? 5) tp YeExl(co . ~BUROPE : -TDyY sf] ¥ ss/r/le VENEZVELA TDY sof? £6) 1/4 EVRePE | TDy Se/u] Lf upi7 - MEXICO | 7Dy boffe vo [be of 0/28 GYERSEAS CATA C3EEI DATE: PETALS: 2 whT ijt SECTION mW LORE € Bah IWISIC Bach ete EOUCATION . . eg Cont EGE YEAR MATA FIERO a | GA UNLV iGAWUNTY FORM v 167 4aal SECRET Mig 2-67 6 7UNENTD Of 14.90000 SECRET FOL CATON Cont'a} ES SR bia tereis we fomeagee VBer ne. at 2E Hey E Ce HIGH Laanayrg e Gents Peay CA veasS a EN aod we Fy10 COE E OE NN East Ty $TUDY SECTION tt T VEARS ATIENCLS Oe REE feta po ted SEM OTR n — na pe oe NAME AND LOCANON OF COUIGE OF UNIVER tly ; wae t wee FROM to SECEN a seignec d HRS Spec? DON T PE. L “ATHENS & nt Mngesity.. of benim erty 7 35 1A. R Mas iN Ww Sé UNMERSE Ty at OF. Men: a Ww "fs. eke UB ney 29% \ H | | ow | | ‘ tel | IF A GRADUATE DEGREE HAS BEEN NO'ED cave WHC RECUBED SUBMSS ON OF A WEN THESIS INDICATE IME THLE GF THE IMESIS ND 8C £FL> SESCHBE ITS CONTENT ‘ . bool. al TRADE COMMERCIAL ANO SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS STUDY OR SPECIALIZATION "© NO OF MONIMS NAaME A'dD ADDRESS OF SCHOCL } FBI. SPECIL Aceves Vie (TT ¢e as . 2 SER oDIe IN=SIER view RET RAINY: CENTRAL INTEL ha RouP UW. AGENCY.SPO Sone fou CATION Specitly which, fay, of the eaccoran stoma in Section It was Agency sponsored NAME AND ADDRESS OF SCHOO! 7 2 ; 1 YL ee ee ee SECRET Le ~2- 14-0000 SECRET ‘Whoa Fr Whee Filled In tn StCTION GEOGRAPHIC AREA X AREA KNOWLEDGE AN AND FOPLIGN IRAVE FO - i BNSMLERSE ACQUTOLO BY CME ruAME OF BEGIOL Te9E OF SPECIALIZED Qachs OF Paley Cale & Place ae | — ROR oe Courter Oe LOGE OP RESITEUCE OF ytUce cree i Ta stuGY accu T2-FLE Ecuador : ~ temporary residence aval 2 1942 |__Xx x Colombia « "_jfoct 942-4 June 1943 X | X Mexico . " 8 1942--Dec {1943 x "x Venezuela ” vars ot lc 1949 x lx | Guatemala thd Dec |1951--Apr {1954 x Ly | (Jul-Aug 1954 Western Europe None (Nov- -Dec 1955 iyeoetse 1 lal] va lePve_List ' Apfil 195) Mexico ¢'- of Octobe W960 On " 1962 |_| | a In temp. residdnce countries gained special kndwledge police, int estigativy current. systems and practices, local politics, both hidtorical ani hen SECTION V TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS NOL tice OM LL) Ciel Me teat tLe 2 OP ITATE SHORIMAND SYSTEY USED CHECK (X, APAROP MATE HEA DD cues CD srceowatina Cy sterscrvve Seer 4 INDICATE OTHER BUSINESS MA CHPES WITH Wee Cm FO HAVE HAD OPERATING EXPERIENCE OR FRAINITHS comptometer, mimeograe’ cord swath ate) SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS SECTION VI TF OUST AU MOBBIES AND SPORTS ifs fio OU AGE ATIVE OF HAVE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED INDICATE 1OUR PROFICIENCY oN EACH Baseball - good Tract - fair Football ~- good Fishing - good ‘ennis_- fair 4. dtunting - good UST AMY SPECIAL SKILLS VOU POSSESS RELARNG IQ OTWER EQUIPMENT AND 2 EXCLUDING BUSINESS EQUIPAAE* 67 TO pea ConrseS we CH (OU MAY HAVE USTED IN HEM €, SECTION V MACHINES SUCH AS OPERATIONS CF BAD'S TRA UATIERS ndeote CW speed, tending & recering, OFFSE! PRESS, TURRET LAINE EDP AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC & PROFESSIONAL DEVICES None YO ABE YOU NOW OR HAVE OU EVES BEEre A LICE SED Oh CERTIFIED MEMBER OF ANY IRADE GR PROEFSSION SUCH AS PLOT kl ¥ES ELECTR.CIAM, RACIO OPERATOR TEACHES Lao tEy, CPM ELICAL TECHNICIAN, PSYCHOLOGIST, PeesiCiata CC 7 > 4 1 YO) NAVE AMSWEREO “YES* [0 ilfs 3 ABOVE INDCATE RIND OF LICENSE OR CERTIFICATION. AND IME sSSUING STATE PALUCIPALITV, ETC Pronde beense rogitry evmber t bauen Attorney at Law, State of Georgia 1937 - 2 FIRST LICENSE; CERTIFICATE eur of sve 1937 & LATEST LICENSE/CERTFICATE seer of sptue | Ae OTHERS (RE BURED 7 OSIST AY SIGNIFICANT PUBLISMED MATER ELS CF aetiC YOU ARE THE AUTHOR ido NOP wubmt ruses valees coquarted INDICATE THE PE PUBLICATION DATE, AND TYPE OF WRITING faze baton of ccenthe artcles general terest wedyectt aorels, short stoves, ofc} None 8 IMCICATE ANY DEVICES Wir VOU HAVE INSENTED AID STAIE WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE PATENTED None 9 PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PUBLIC RELANIG*«S EXFERENCE : ‘Highschool and college debating and service club speeches SECRET -3- 14-0000 : SECRET . Wher beets 8 a = ° FUT ONT Weert CUA pa ATION Ate VOU BLOIVESe URS THE Daa gi vty ft Ne 2 AGRA SELECTION C SERN ICE BOARS TU MEEE BND ADRESS a DEFLASFO te VE TLASON . ee + MILITARY SERVICE RECORD Agtse Duly Ontei x ECATRY OF SEOVITE estended o ~ PO RWANCIO UN ONES Re AUUTARY ORGANS AMON dene Meee Om remele 1O S MANE GPALE OR GAIL at cdporancs of por race & SERIAL SERVICE GOFAL PavOle a STATUS Hegelar becorss at ipenils . CHECK PPE OF (FJ sonorasie onscrance (OO Ptr erat st hoe sevice SEPARATION C1] entast 10 inactive oun Cl] Rt teianest 8 COwBaT Drsabu.D OD erreeers ee oa sicat Osasnin ( vrviwt Hamosnins 1 om cs isonet 1D set cemtst Fos act @. GRIEF DESCRIPGON OF AMLITARY DUTIES cecerd the dyhee cad chills ehh bart dette sour wart oF fuaton in the abuse serete! MILITARY RESERVE NAMONAL GUARD STATUS None COETA RESERVE OW GUARD CROANI alway MARINE CORPS MANONAL GUARD CATION 10 WHICH YOU BLLONG O Cl CD coast cuseo 0 7 . DD tusev CT] ak roace (0 a+ tance Guard J EXPIRATION DATE OF CURRENT RESERVE OBLIGATION 2 DATE OF APPOU IMENT IN CURRENT RANA 4 CURRENT RANK, GRADE OR RAIE | DISCHARGED STANDBY ‘aactes @ CMFCK CURRENT RESERVE CattGOry (_] keany eesewve { STANCBY toctie’ 3S QRIRF DESCRIPTION OF AIMITARY RESERVE DUTIES record the duties und shill) which beet denrhe row work or function in the mblary serece! © IF YOU ARE GURRENTLY ASSIGNED 10 & RESERVE OR NATIONS: GUARD 'RAINING UNIT, IDENTIFY THE UNIT AND ITS ADORESS MILITARY SCHOOLS COMPLETED .Actve Duty Reserve Status or at Civshan! STUCY OR SPECIALIZATION DATE COMPLETED NAME &NO ADRESS OF SCHOOL efter EOkuE SPUNDENCE University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Basic ROTC 2, . ff on SECRET ar Re _ ~~ -4- aad 14-0000 SECRET "When Filed tat MARITAL STATUS _SECUON __ Areata 3a Married 2 NAME OF 599.56 witty ede ! | O'NEAL _ PAULY ' PONE OF Be 30 April 1920 eta nee TANG PANO Housewife T Cigbeape > @ hObeED CE Le see COUN HN PS) — Y OATEU § CUUNSMP ACQUIRED United Statea None _ Birth, SECTION & DIPENDENT CHKDSEN AND DEPENDENTS OTLB THAN SPOUSE Mair’ Bhi aticeasee’ vate ards PLACE OF Qc CAZES eHiP PERAVAME ANT ADORESS U.S. Bethesda, Maryland Birch D. Jr. Son Caracas, Veneducla Melinda Pauly Hoven Daughte 12 June 1950 Bethasda, Maryland PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES ANO ONIER OROANTZANONS | rtti‘C;~—SY Dale OF MEMBtaSnP SECTION 11 AODRESS Number Stuset Cutz Srote Country! Society of Former Special Agents, FBI New York, N.Y. University of Georgia, Athens, Ga, Kappa Alpha Order * “ *—-Alumni-fhapter,—Washing ton —v Ce I am a member of the National Genealogical Society, Sunderland Pl, Washing ton,D. Camellia Society of the|Potomac Valley... xappa-Aipha-Soctal-Prater: Phi Yazba Phi National $chglastic graterni University of Georg baw—Seheei—Alumni—-Secie Wie raar RD Ote Skate and so far as know, no other organization of any kind exeepting—a—chureh, Dale SiGraAtuhE OF EMPLOYEE SMe [167 Nieveh b.O Mal SECRET 14-0000 a . s SCCRET aA . ‘ fahen Fitted In) > os PERE 4C SUPPLEMENT PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT THIS UATE 2L Jamrviry 1959 EMGPRECTIONS st duplecates heir . Thies fore peovades the meme edereds pour olficead perecnnel recueds will be kept current Fean thavgh previeuely, pO widl he nereegary far you te coeplete Seytsuns L theungh ¥L ALL theaudh ALLE actly of there hae bern a change a yew entered ve Tie ecganseation or af you Believe the them coquires ware eusplele coverage than you have plovtuusly coported, @ [section t ~ ® T. Fett Nawt (Last FeeateGidarey ee - OAD, 0 OnE SE OC DONE “2 SLAY; 2. cunmant aAGcRESS yNu., Steet, Caty, fone, State) Fy PUMMANTNT ADDRESS (NO,, Street, City, done, State; 4023 Sigh Street 211 Evans Street Chevy Chase, Maryland Hainbridgea, Georgia ’ 4. MOME TELEPHONE NUMBER Be STATE. TeRmifous, rOsst SSION OM COUNTRY i6 weit YOU NOM CL Ate RESTOENCE Oliver 4-CO7% Temvorary=larslands Pormanent—Geary in @} SECTiva PERSON TQ BE ROTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY eee e 1, Name (Lastedarel-tiddie) PRAFERAQLY MEBIDING IN U.S. . a REL AP ONE . Laan hastox B igoth : S nowe aooriss (Now, Street, Citys toner State, Country). i } Alice otcoot, fainbridues teor ta i 4. BUSINESS ADOREBN CVO... Slewet, City, fone, State, Counfryy. inci cath NAME OF ETRM OR EMPLOYER, FP APPLIC ADL ' Decotuxy County Courthouse, Nainbridga, Georg = B. NONE TRLA PHONE NUMHER @ BUSINESS TELE ReGhE NUMDEH 7. RUBIES TELE Kretgh ENTIMS EON LO“ T nna Ae uh CASE OF EMERGENCY, OTHER CLOSE HEL ATIVES (apouse Mother, Pathery MAY ALSO Bt NOTINOED. tt Gude AUER aL ON TE NOT OESIMAIET BECAUSE OP mE AL TH OR OTHER HEASONS, PLP ASE SO STATE. : hy mother should pot be notiffed directly but only throw:h one of my brothers or beue, s ic @ [secticn vt MARITAL STATUS e Y. Out CR CNP ONE FT SUNGLE kK MARRIED [ albOwro l srrawated bIVORLED AMMULL EO 2. FURNUSH DATE, PLACE AND REASON FUR ALL SIPAHATIONS, DIVUHCLS OK ANNULMENTS SPRWSE: If you have heen marcied more than ence, including annuimenta, use a separate sheet for former wife or ' Ausdand giving data below for all prevevua marciag Tf macriaga ia contemplated, provide asme data for fiance. ——— ee —— a ee eon ey an rene 3. RANE (Ferat) (Waddle) (Masten) (Laat) 1 (s dys _. ¥ Wika “5 Phy, ! &. DATE OF MARRIANE S. PLACE OF MARNDACE (City, State, Country) ack 4,5... 6. ANURESS OF SPOUS FORE WARRE AGL (N 220 Last 27th Dace, Dulas Oklahoma _ nnn ‘ 2. LIVING A. DATE OF Dale CAUSE OF DEATH . oe TT = | — TO. CURRENT ADDRESS (Give Laat atdee 10 deceased) 623 Hirh Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland oa.—-Oklahom Usa Street, Caty, State, Country) . Ht. DATE OF BIRTH V2. PLACE OF BIRTH (Caty, State, Country) Hl 20 Arril 1920 lenpool Oklahoma USA { 1S. TF BOUN OUTSIDE U.S. DATE OF ENTRY 14. PLACE OF ENTAY i TS. CUTILENSNIP (Country) 18. DATE ACQUIRED 17. WHERE ACQUIRED (lily, State, Country) ; USA Rirth Oklahoma -_ 18. OVCUPATION 19. PRESENT EMPLOvE® (Alsu five former emplaver. of tf apouso ts deceased oF unemployed, Laut two employers) ra my 20. EWPLOVER'S OR BUSINESS aAMORESS (4 ee fet, City, State, Country) acs? FOSMUUYD ose emi vrous cottons. SECRET ta) - . 1 14-0000 ‘ SECRET * tBhen Pebled tnt ’ a . _. SECTICN Til Com PINUED DATES WILi fate Semyret oF sruuse CF “ S27. BRANCH GF SFAVErE PR COUNT SS WET ete MELE TARY SERU TCE GCL TATED P4 PETA S OF OTNEA GOVERNMENT SERVICE, U9, OF FORT IGM American Embunay, Maxteo Gity, Mexico 1040 = 1435 e SECTION Ww RELATIVES BY BLOUD, MARRIAGE OR ADUPTION LIVING ABARAT CT WHO AVE NOT U.S. CITHZERS e $. FULL SAME (haet-Ficet-Viddled REL ATIONGHOR Po | STM GARIN Pu SON sous tn 4. AUDRES3S OR COUNTRY UN wHICM RELATIVE BESTUES Caracads Venoguela ~ anager Goca Cola Co preg ts S. CHTIETENSMIP (Country) @. FREQUENCY OF CONTACT mate OF LATE CONTACT — proximitely 2 or 3 letters suns i eee ee” a 5 4) ADOREGE OM COUNTRY Im HICH AELATIVE RESIDES — nee” ae 4+ ADOTEST ON COUNTRY IN WHICH RELATIVE MPSTDES B- CITEZENSNEP (Country) t e CITIZEN SHIe (Country) O. FREQUENTLY OF CONTACT 7 DATA Of Last CONTACT 1. FULE NAME (Lant+Firet-Middie) i RELATIONSHIP pa | 4. ADDHESS OF COUNTRY IN WHICH RELATIVE RESTORES ‘eee? —— fA. SPECIAL AFMARKS, IF ANY, CONCERNING THESE ACLATEVES | Section ¥ FINANCIAL STATUS ° Ake YOU PNTIKEUCY GEPENDENT ON YOUR SALARY? x yes [ ]xo 7.00 YOU WAVE ANY UN ANCTAL UNTOREST ON, Of QPF TOTAL CONNECTION WIT, MONT. S. CORPORATIONS OR Businesses OR *N OR WITH UL5. CORPORATIONS O8 BUSINESSES HAVING Sum TANTIAL Cont Gn thtemestsr [ves Re ne ve vou Wave ANSWERED "YES." GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS ON A SIPAWATI SHEET AND ATTACH IN & SEALED ENWVEE OPE. 2,00 YOU RECEIVE AN ANNUIT? FROM THE UNITED STATES Ob DIGTHICT OF COLUMAEA GOVERNMENT UNGER ANY RETIREMENT ACT, PENSION. OR COMPENSATION FOR MILITARY, OH NAVAL SERVICE? ws CX) NO 4017 YOU HAVE ANSWERED “YES" TO QUESTION 3 AMtUvE, GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS, S WITHOUT REFERENCE TO YOUR SALARY, STATE OTHER SOURCES OF RECURRENT INCOME NOT INDICATED BY PRECEDING ITEMS, a en ac ind SECTION V CONTINUFO YO Pach > — ~ o a ad . SECRET ue ter, 2 \- 14-00000 ; ~ SECRET ° . . tthen Febled To, 5 wayyy NAME OO atria t lod wap. feats Fete Connteyy fonsl hank 7, WAVE YOU P¥ER DERN IM, Of PETITIONED FON, HaAnRR: SUP POU AVE ANS@E RED "TES 6 GueS TION 2 AWOVE, Clef PamtiCuL ANS, Gatitee IRELUDING COUmT aN CHT Ltn HIP COST PH ase UIRED Ags CEC OND ONE [EJ cree (7) wewetour (U1) wane Sper ety): 4. GIVE FART OCU Bee StCTiON VI COUNTRY OF CURRENT CETEZE NSP USA HAVE YOU TAREN STLPS fo CH aAnoE Kot PRESUNt CUTICENSIER? (ae | cos kj ve UF YOU WAVE APPLIPU Um OG, LITE EE NMP, 2 IMDILATE PMESTND YATUL 8 oteey YOUR APPLICATION (PEret panera, %. ELUCATION Gi SECTION Vit Foe ATION ATTAINED pratt HIGHS Cute tKD Fes team miow semnur Geat at REOR SUNOrk amanuate Ce a eC ee Pe ee ee ee CU OWS He neee TOADE, Beaten ae, Um Coes ee tat SeMuDL GM hnoatE feo eames CONL Ee am bess WAS beer neem COLLEGE Gt ve yoetuoy mI ae Ee ee uate NAME AND LOCATION OF (COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY — ’ water winks AED weer rT erry toePlaten favecttys SOU SRLCTAL E/E Seren s THADE, COMMERCIAL DATES ATTENDIO totas tbe auch ae Ordnance, Incedligencr, Communteatian MILETARY TRAITING (tell fame duty in aprctabrsed ach Tota. af scwooL STUDY OR SPEC TALI TATION [Lod nS NAME INDICATED ABOVE “Or S$ OER EDUCATIONAL TRAINING SECRET 3 14-00000 eee qo GEOGRAPHIC AREA KWOWR LOGE BW BEGLONS OR COUNFATES UF WLC YOU WEE EUR TORE GAINER AS A BESULE OF RESTOENCE, TRAVEL, BGSIGNUE NT CTP TAs ORRANE TATION CNPERIONEE Tee CUCU TTY PE OF SPEC TALI TEO @ROWLLOGE tue aa DAKAR LPL OF eNO M EDS! SyOM AS TERMAIN, COMEIT, MARBONS, UTTLITIED, Batt aeag SUIVICAL PASTIES. BIG, acquimbu ay vates os pene . MAUL OF REGION 98 COUMTEE TYPE OF SPFCUALIZED AMDALEOGE rOLOENCE. Rises Tora travet, etc, taavet | stuoy [asst deme MENT ARUDIDENCE OF TRAVEL FOR EACH OF JHE ARGIONG OR COUNTRILES LISTED ABOVE INDICATE THE PURPOSE OF vESIT, OW ANY FORLIGH MFG1OND OR COUNTRIES OF MINICH YOU HAVE GAINEY KNOMLEUGE AS A AESULT OF ORGANIZATION ASBICNMENT Of ACTIVITY. KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED BY Dates oF REGIUENCE, PRAvEL, KIC, TVPR OF SPECHALE SEO KNOWLEDGE NAME OF REGION O98 COUNTRY : ABSIGNMENT! ASSIGNMIRT England @ So. Afrien [Intellipenes Services | July-sugus 54, rower oss | oy |_| ‘2 Sweden Ve 1956 Oct .= German Veek bach 1955 steele Greece —___,. dee nee mee nme pe omeee sone _ _ ei ye WwW e SECTICN IX Ty ING and STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS be OEYP IG COMP} [2 SHON TH ANDOM. P.M) 3. SHORTHAND USED + CHECK UM) APPROPRIATE (TEM | [seeconas tine] Stina cred OTM R Ormen (Specdtyy_ Mimeos Ol) WAVE HAD OPERATING EXPERIENCE OW TRAINING (Comptumeter, & INGICATE OTHER BUSINESS MACHINES WITH WIEN araph, Card Punch, ete.) _ SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS Ife WHICH YOU ANE ALT EVE OR HAVE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED, SECTION X_ 1. LIST ALL HOBBIES AND SPOaTS INDICATE YOUR PROFICIENCY in RACH . ESUL TING FROM EXPERIENCE 08 FRAINING, WHICH MIGHT FIP YOU FUR A PARTICULAR Be ANDICATE ANY SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS, POSITION OR TYPE OF m#Onm EMCLULING EQUIPMENT NOTED IN SECTION X, LIST ANY SPECIAL SHELLS YOU POSSESS RELATING TO OTHER FQUIPMENT OR Mae VURMET LATHE, SCIFNTEFIC ANDO PROFESSIONAL DEVICES, EWC. CHINES SUCH AG OPERATION OF SHORTWAVE RADIO, MULTILITH, (F YOU ARE A LICENSED OF CERTIFIED MEMOEH OF ANY TRADE OR PROFESSION (Pilot, Eloctriczan, Radiv Operator, Teacher, INDICATE THE HIND OF LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE, NAME OF ISSUING STATE, AND Lawyer, CPA, Medical Vechnician, etec.), REGISTRY NUMULR, IF KHORN, ———— LATEST LICENSF GR CERTIFICATE (Year of (aaue) eof jsaue) FIRST LICENSE CR CERTIFICATE (Y: 5. - : “ SECRET 4 14-0000 : : . SECRET . fthanw Fibted Fn, ee SECTIGW A CONTINUED Fem PAGE 8 eo POV TRE wey UNG LOAN PUG FREED MATER UALS GO mente f0u ABE fat Bt tn Sli no! cuhesl cupsee walase redaentrdy, CNPP ATE TVIRD Pua Te Aten ESTE, AMD TYP US emer tine, Nene fb ftaam. er bantetae setactan, genreal entocest sub- peefe nuwede, suort station, ete.) SUA Any OLLI eES mba voy wast TevPatEA dnt SPOT matters Ge Sat tare aon Fe 2 LEST ANY PUALIC SPEAKING #6 PUI IC RELATIONS Eek ret eyee 10. LIST ANY PHOPESSIONAL, SCAnEMre . GRAOTIES 1h mM We, BYE NIB OW WERE rORMERLY A MEMALA, LEST ACADIMIG HONORS vou HAVE weer abis. e SECTION XI ORGANIZATION URW EXPERIENCE = Sik Last COMPLETA OF A PERSORWEL AALIFICATIONS QU QUESTIONNAIRE e . OFONCR Ste * Litas eae ona TCInctusive DATES (Flom and Tos) 2 phased. jMarch 1947 = Decerber 1949 | 23g @. WO, OF IMFLOVFES UNDE rou GIRECT | % weet EAL POSITION F SUPT AVIZIOM Seven Chief of Statlon - Intelligence Officer. 6 DISCRIF TION OF DUTIES Collecting and supervising collection of intell tire nee ad Chief of Station pn nem. O. INCLUSIVE rere DATES (Prom “and To-) qo Abas |. OFFICAIDNGITIGG/ BEANE OF ASSIA ead 950. -June 1950 .. |. 12 Sd] Division. -_DLDF._ a acces eee nen ne oO turvovres UnUEM TOU DIRECT Be DORA ETEL KHOGETIGN TONLE . 3 ur [ei 12. __Erernch Chief fficer oe aren erENT Tet oF bUTIES 4 i cisserination of Intelligence Supervising and directing the collection ara ¢} information as Branch Chief 7. ineluDtve DATLS ( June 1950_- December 1951 4. NO, OF EMPLOYZCES UNDER FUUR DIKE CT SUPERYIFION 5 fame and To-) 14 Cette. of Ins: ection % a DHeenctey ee me OFFEF TAL POSt ion fee Chief, Alien affairs Eranch DISCAIPTION OF DUTIES 5 Maison with Imeigration and haturalization Se of Department of Stute in relation to uliera entry and exit and mituralization. 6. vice and rasspert ard Visa Divisions of cperatioral interest. Facilitating ee rere cette ee ne ee TTS Iwet sive DATES (Prom and To-) ~ 2. oeaels OFTLCE/ BEA LECUSERANEM GF ASSICoMLaT Jannary, 1952 = April 1954 | 14 __t — 4. °N0, OF EMPLOYEES UNDFE YOuR OT REET a. OFETCI Me SUPLMVISIO +t urrayision 7 |. Ghtef of St:tion = Intelligence CFS 6. OLSCRIPTION OF BUTIES Supervising collection and collecting Intellivence as Chief of Ttation oreyense VOSSEQN/ BRANT UF USI PAIR '- TNCLUSIVE UATLS ( From. “and Ta+ ) 2. GRACE. ' June_1954 = 10 april 1995. | 1A, Office af Seeurity _ _—__-___- 4°50. OF FMPLOYLES UNDE YOUR OIWECT | 4. OFF TEAL PUSTFigu FALE SUPFAVISHON , _ fone intelligence ore 6 DESCRIPTION GF DUTIES . Conducting special investipulions for the sirectar of Security Lops (Gee >. e 4) flue ste tional pagen af raquiredy SECRET § cer _ 14-0000 SECRET CO e- Faltedt tn) CHILCREA AND OTHER OLPLADENTS fare or 6 OTP NcES’s c[reluding spouse, SECTIOW XUd 1. NUMBIe Cr CwILoaty (including efopihelidcon ] Po uyMArR OF OTME® OLOENCE parents stepparents, ete) aad adupted ehebaces: aus ARE UNMARRIED, [> | Be? DEPEND ON YOU eR at + soe oF UNDER TE YEARS GF ALE, AND ABE NOT SIL FS t Tht SUPPORT, Om. CMLL eEN mg otl YEARS ad . . SUPPORTING. cad OF AGE @nD ABA MOL Shur dure CRIN 1 PROVING TNE FOLLOMING INFORMATION FOR ALL CI 0 DEF ENUEN cee ere ee tein tere bones ALLATIONSMIP | YiaR OF atatH ADORESS Frances PF, OMeal 19820 Birch Jr. Chevy Chase Melinda P. ON OF PRECFOING ITEMS ADDITIONAL COMMENT AND, OR CONTINU From 10 april 1955 to present I have been Chief of the Special Investigations Division of te Counter Intelligence Staff DDP conducting investirations and supervising five officers and four clerical ernicyees in relation to investigations of a sensitive natuce envolvin: operational security matters. Dale COMPLETED [stenatune OF EMPLOVEE 75. . b AQ”, ATIC B. CINCL eth ; DP tek Tamiiry 1050 = met - SECRET 14-0000 Ptalbentiatettitiowm BIPLYCATION FOR. FEDERAL Eos CYMENT bee vt na vo-noue Us Civit L SEE COMMISSION i end completed Typmerita gs etre Sovtes Oil berviow enantio peat tae Oke inerticns ard ae act ar an Pfat Y Minbth e ay ehew Lahm named bo tw aeresr, rete run tthe sane ctfiice any other forma requised t7 the anterste.aaett, bes 7 thes dhee with whol pou fle thie appieation of any ceo 39 Ib rout odarase TWAT KUL TIGHT: mAge wae wewey dF tin INK. if emg art 1 Ware we barsteU Set, OF bind of poston upped for, DO NOT WRITE IN THI8 BLOCK : ; WL Oreaal vuitea Wl mentioned in examinabon announcement Fos Use of Civil Service Commission Only ! g 1 Maternal i Entered reyister, i; T Arpor | TO Sutenttos 6 T Nan apie | £7 Berend a HAutwos, ere 2 DHE rattan m " E ve tirch Sp eerte re « aber oF RD. Thee ltr tenet ‘ ey ee Grape | FARRER] PRERR | AUGM \ i ta at dim Gncleding postal sone), ond Stale, RY) RATING | BNCK ’ ; be letrn ey Teer is ‘ Tot iieg Toessene (ahaa) Wome praca ; Tee ry iss . Siang _ b . y g Io ey aan sinacien as Uo : z . } . 4 | : cr H Peanori re, Ceurgaa ie oA barihe farmth, hin rea 10. Age last Ty Mae care ly V9? gi ral Marred | tae Height without shoos: eight Zz Cj Stet | orsfen, toot abs. inches wht. porte . ” CHIC Have you eras Lown wapdoyed Ly the Federal Goverment? PY Yee (5 a ‘ B Ut tone otzgh-sy04 by the Federal Government giro prosunt grode and dase / DUTIALS AND i Py bat aaiteps in grade DATE _ Indinate "fav! of “No” anamer by puving Xin proper column | YES ( KO | 38, 2) you will uncept appointment in certain lovations ONLY, give coveptable ner by eos itey Xin —_——|——— 18. (a) Would TAS aocesa shorter Spponiment, u tu cllered, . . 916 moathe?.._. i 0b 1] month . . : (} Would you accept oppcintment, tt altered 4d) Wiss! ts the lowest entrance salary you will cocept: EOE . jar yeas. ‘ ew s D C7—--- * Tou wil! not be conaidered for positions paying lees. Twhere tn the United Statos?_-——.- ery fod B ops ase willing to travel, epecity: ‘Gooastonaily XY) Frequentiy 0) Connontty outxde the United Stotea?......-.-—.-| KOE Yess are tert ered to furnish all infor:nation asked for Nelow In ssffictent dats‘! to enatte the Civil Service Commiadon and tho appointing aces provided below daa tibe EVERY seaition you have th detete fie ye qualiticatons tor the potion tor which you arte aoc row In the Gh twat Sa LACH penton You may lea include any penivert ros 48 Oy; wallure of organizational as tivity wide ri have patton either with or withered acpi oe howling tha number of Toure Pee wank and wents gar yore which you were enguaed in au.5 activity, Start wth your PRES! position ard work race, sore. wptor all periods of unemployment. Explain clearly te paren Yaeke which you pertornead In each poason = Describe your ex pertere onthe Arzwt Carns enn quedtion Piaince, Faperionce), fap Lf yas were ewe ttt wd in any positiun under a nume ditterent tom that acs 10 lwo 4 of this opphcation, give under “Descriphen of your work” each prattcn, a wood O) fl peo have tarnet ewe exployed or are now unemployud, Indicate that fact in Se epoc8 provided below for ' Prinent Posten PRESENT POZITION Exact tue of your preeee mt 16. EXPEF: . Olficorn ch aymrs held Use a sates Dalury of earnings, Starting, $ oper Present $ ~_ pee Daten of een ereses, wane re8 e itucrcecas teluw Cenorgy dar v Th tic : ? ’ ' Nama ard adiece of ect! Ter Tina, organiaton, oe person, | DMRS of For works aan oan Mt Foderah mame depariment, bureau of astatishment Nd pe ree nena seen come e ene cenescrscerses renege reer neeeen division: 4 Delf Kind of busines of ergaciza a We g. whaleaalo alk, Inmurano | agency, mfg pA byl wie y-ét-ler Number ord Mad d expuyooe spurvieed by you: lo- wanrete i -rsvog-r—r 1-37" 9 3-7-7 “ne ar Lieoule "Reason for desiring 1 change ecplorment To enter fore. or fie ll, te an ne ree ene ne ermerenenere get eeee | Han eenannnaes eeeenm er rtren (CONTINUED ON XZIT PAGE). 14-0000 Ant SOO ae may. 8G, QONTINIDED { Raat (ad gtur pew on evened Jeers ~ at ad sineal, nano department, Lurmae we estteaSewEL NL sso, + Leet on Buk, itaweone 7 ; : : : , a Be Bes Vee Sethe OT elie bles Bade Rk Dnt head eveacr oN vat hye iar onforse _ P Numter and kind ul empluyees eupernead by pou. ty to S), invactigative x ¢1- Nome uni tte of immediate supereieor: ve F. Hoover ° To return te tras Wits whenployment (hla yet) To Frm Mave ol saployment (city and Stat). Dwectigtion of pour work: seco. Nave and addrew of eapleyar them organininon oF peren it Feteral, come department bureau ot ertiuyehneat, and . givision: ' ml Business oF oraaniznhon {o 9. wholesule walk, Insurance * agency. aly of flocks, ate}, Number and tind of emplsyoos aupervisod Ey you: Name and bile of Immediate eupervisor: Rattecn for leaving: OPUS A pour gamit Taiette ve mr Cage Starry & por 3 fatally, youae) alee empluyment From Pace ol employment (city and Sam Final * Description of pour Work: .ocensscssenessconcsenssrsnseeraces: Name and addrass of employer Girm, ofganization of perenw: Ut Federal nume departnont bureau oe ostubliehment ar. diviaton, Kind Wl Business of organization (@. g., wholeealo sk, Insurate ayency, mby. of locks, otc), Sumber and Lind of omployoos supervised by you: et Ue of your position, Rn wt hitigs Starteg 3 Final per ' Dwecetption of pour work: ...2...0--2. cecesens cee cce neces cence ek cee en eg ee ence ese eeeeeee eee, Name and addresa of amployer (firm orqaninitn, oF person) Ht Federal, sare department, bureau of estaltithment and |---.--2---+--------—--- division: Kind of business or organization (0. 9. wholesale Lk, munance agency, mg. of locks, etc). Number ond kind of employes suparvieed by row. fccececceceenceceetnteeniasseneenneneettnestiine ssbenueseneneneeetneeeenne=e ‘Waze and tle of immediate euperviscr: I Reason jec:ving: U mare apace is required use a continu, » Face No, 58} of w sheet of paper the same “oS sete Yeap’ tite on each chert Pout Game, Gdd.emy 4290 08 Marth, aad emma: 16 oe chus nue Atuch re 14-0000 AR, yom, AT OUIESTACT PIPPI TC orjer mn pa tha oo gta dive phicemante nf sear vetanian ifetntlert 11 fied + acter © hae Aemers Tae nF > C row ler ach emryfi eb sd pre harm te = ! Te the wetice write te, Hoon to) MN . & errice pcheale” ond indicate tn Dern fe) 0nd typo he fod. : af eueh asegermert inet Spocntal carer tere 6 Wd What were pg beeght if Psat ope al wee rbd = a nent een fesce et actrees eee ee er neece nnnneenne en ceenecme rests Fessetepemmentarenene wenaeemmnnneeneree nes Trnton: gf tenn connects acaessametannansasecasaceres oom : Tiree attended (mone pewe fran oe penis ter nin |e cncccenccesersensgnas sens Panes casanae cuanaescmnadaas germans yrepesemmunsunnnnneettnesrseecere es : 4 sung tovelved at end of Sus Vuln * ro Diy “Geeuirinant “oe suteg alter thie training tui 5 changes in duty vee peat whethe of not yuu ultended a : i 3 _l- “Gite ol duty cscknment vara, pears) ; Fran Tr Secued bpectal Ser sve Weed uileiniod WD What were you taught in Dacor Special vervice mine “Tal Daly Gasignaent otter due Gaining: Diiiee of duty amignmand wauthe, peur: SSS Ba Laid ane ee me — ne "Lat on @ sopatate shaat “4 svar wey additional eapertence, Holntag, service, of epeclal duly aedyameats dering williory bervive 28 bospttaltea Ban. (a) Give name und bation fl lod high pines utlerdod fron vad Ey Bajacts srudiod Raa era aha atte pasion downs 18, EDUCATION —Cinte highest grade completed: CATION Camis beaten orade complied: yg u GD Mark (2) the ospecarnite Los to tndicate sabsluctory completion of: Genentory Screed (9) suntor High Schoot £2) Senter High Schont (0) Name and Lacutian of College of University Major Dutes Attended Years Cranplera From— To Dor Night Tile ieunector Heute 7 tye Lan Tour Chisel Oradvate Clleye Subjects Duston Attoniod 5 af Werle wos given through the Aewarz Forces Institute (alow nan. ‘and location of Subjects Srudied chu, oF" W-ervice waining ' in a Federal ayency: e - 900-8 oytad, treinings €¢.ool for Crpcdeltosct. Five PAT, § Iin-vervace Nien ot 2 EEF ven ene oe Lh —} fe you how LF Love 704 ever loon sb enees ue ceribeld mamowe 6 any lide ce peo foaian (such a8 pu, electiuian, row operutor, Warner Kew, CFA, otc) etherecortelpyr G) te O tt Givo bind dd Bownse and State = * : Lk 1227 Fudd Uvense of certihonte (peas): ae are Lateet foonan or cecntiaats tyear! | ode Le Cot Cee Ted eam! WES IN Ge OGRE Ot Bul Oe TOIT POMIN PUbN Catone i NOL mule! A_uwe Sites Poquasted) ees Fra To fboepovinats? SPEARING |UNDEXLT'NG “RRADIN | dowd] Pow | Bas. [Qeedl Voie 19. Indicute year xacwrarrze ot foreign larqeejee ue Hse zaee es con aTttin fa) Row wos your Eavwedge dl lore oF Oe ect wrtersh Your Q) your pateris or taventions fe) peihe epediing and putdic relatos, os : a Te ke fore ded in any et coarse indicate WD meitertny ip Erteselonul oF sciee Qi names eerie CF Cates and length of une epent there and “eva ce Se tensdve o4 ‘ero : (4) Portas tot poem fe 9, Pusinoss, ptecaban feyreution). vo . - - . : Poutaen. tor Spee. relations «cr risracy, lye: if- = ane omciel fleet in The re. 7 at any Spain! gee you pase ANT Machines Ch Gyatpmant pou can uae ence ue opercion of shorwave radio mult lith comp tometer beg p20. turret lathe, ecisanns of prolesatunal devices. _ehorthand ...... Wag minute tn OO 20-4528 (inate ererar 2 wore 14.90000 QO. BLD RAEN CRN Clee theme pore ne iieteng In tha Untied State oe fara ot ee Ueted tates Ler wes Fir Gu pee br mich won ore oun BUSINELS OF OCCUPRA. TH ‘ BUSINES G8 HOME ADDRES FULL NAMB Aire egrets urement dada gy ereet sed mum 1) . i Tietisata “Yee oe NS newer bp pda ig En pepe os bum Pt Ne anew by phtetery Soe pee dem we ied . : pate ON ae | ee . ! j BB. Are pou ot itowe vl the United 8102... caccceeesenecnee fermeeapesesese! 38. Harve pies any physicral detent on duensistt eleven? : i een ert ee Th pour crewar fa! Yaw’ pie cones ate clare, seit Ha ‘HY, } ‘ : 4 28, Py pou naval ve Rare pou ayer oiivastak on ace yr noe JO ba Were pas aver in thas United Seine Wintinp ot aval : of Rave you ewe tea metilan af any ung amisat.vr that * Gervive cutters Wa A Weatl o. wos ee wa eee o ‘ t chivansing the overthrow al the Government uf Uae United State : [ By tetve oF wnlene Pnererres 4b) Na the werd beruseut ie or ae ett eeteda tay’ wood ay ee Heeger en wr itee tees ah t - } Ut your aneave “Yea yire ceuuplete detuile in Item Bd Boerne neater reg reawe te a ow he te . | . Ww Woe prvi fertamed on in cece Vall tte ba . with tit ped cae pemesl pea aene ae i BT, Workin the mau 12 tment, ie peas butatwally used tn SMILE Pet ane Ganee ems 74 heventcwe kt otceet . woe . Sess COS . . : Date f entry ur entelos tite wecy. | Lesa A empication ut separatvss : i 9B Since your LS teethbap Nave yeas aver been convict oF . ‘ oa inet, oc repaawed or placed et probation, of have pou i . ever bean onteral & iencet bea, ber the © hon afar ioe, 1 i adic Raub we wnt Pelieg entiot troltie veda den 1 ORS ine of B55 or lowe wus ingevantide esc vee - ve ne oe vee oe ' U your anawer we Los list all aut ecrsed under Hom Xt be carvsh ed amevirw | Serini tee ae, pve grade ot rating 18 : ‘ baw Chive ink ee UF the date 0G the ticture of the ovtot oe rz, Navy, MC, a) ' or mohibon: Ue ee and bea med fhe coal (4) the pen it G, ote.) ' . Dipemed Tan ot other coapesntton ad the aaao Mappa antel - yerur bn gerpwints wu) te Faber 29. Have gre wear teen dis hanged of forced to resign he mie te RVC ANS WEES TOOTH, tte A068 Ob) “My ECATE THAT YON eamduct ar enane Ha tory carder drt aby pean oc cee cedeeeeeepecnee P ARE PMEIIEED TO VETERAN Hike: wee MeL te Wt, PR yw FT THR RY AIA CD TP APECANTIO, TOU WILE We PEOUTE RY It you aeentis Yea gre infin WW the nume amt adie: brat £9 THE Mh ey 0 te YEIOR TOENTRY ON DUTY, ed wployer sum aid ceceeon an aan TE OF SELAS AL Be ae fee TATIGD PE IOon on Ae ' HAN THe AbiaPL Pit, OA x UNtDD STATES Of e 4 a ww) U ie BP) YW. De you reonee an annuity from the U3, or DG. Governnent in Shed fbeue: A ton,” MEE LB ta Dia HARE OR 8 Meni under any pennedtiwnt ok Cot uny perk Arar ulher Compenaiisn . bar taltitury oF Hand aarvn oe? peters sar erescsttnenmeteetaee! daeboute “Yer” of Kol newer by pao vey Ke pegen lun, mE Ma J 4 Uf your anawer vw * Toa” give itt tern JH pocaen tor renner eit { ——— tot that la age optimal Macally ne} } 32. la) U yeu servedia tha Uh Milttaey 9 Seresl Lervive dur oa valutory aarti: ater 5 bag pearaiine ONLY, tid ye. parte, pote in acam= 1 boy and under esate! remant aol and ratug @ reared fon . Pelgn of arpedition 10d fered res trsiieyi Layee illitory Of Naval wee. i ‘ tervice rildute/... 4 I : mrecnesnasnncseareweroen cone anvecse|cesesere| ore sees i 31, Are pou an oictal oe ompdnyea sd any State, Toran, tr ' Q) Are you a Hesbled retman?.... 2. 2+. -emccnnenscnne-feccessespenenrees ‘ OE TEUMCUNTAD Oe aye eee oe an 8 ire were Phe unearned wire ha wate? , 4 caeeoee] ‘ os ‘late : WD) Are yu the wile ud @ eetanin whe, 8 _ I pour anawer ue “Yea,” give datatie in Tem Jb ! | Racted Le lllily (2 eee ' ke i . H IP YGUE ANSMWEY TO QUEST wa ORT UYES ANG TOU : 32. Doee the a siorernment egies la chsbon capa ity any | ! wiitioe thin tae Fiesehetw caviar Sains APELICATION . nants Pe my ars or neaeveage) with whom pou lve t TERA fe SEOLMOK C1 CUM ION FOIA ide rn OF Fave Bved wath 0 De paral & teatlly . . ~| TOGHIY Wit ME MHC AR) booed RIED PALE FIM, I your anawee we Yea pha felts Stor RACH much rela i five (fall noma (2) preaunt exbiracs Cf) rebationshi Wa) de | feartreot ut agence UY wher obliged und (5) hind of appunt i THId BPACE FOR UKE OF APF YINTING OFFICE ONLY nen H i The taformatica contained in the ataaete ve Cassie 0 above hus vesn vert . i 33. Have you weer bad a nervous Lrank down? , ted by ompariee with the discharge -e7tS/s86 UD oo ee eencercscens IWeanes i If your aneww= o “You” utve aiinpdote fotos in ftom 38 i ! co creseeee ee | ananeecver sees ig ft your angers te “Yea” give ootnplete defile tn [tam tet Attach tu insite ot MOTE Rw ReaUiTE, use Farr Ihe enue aise aa thie DOgk Wane se ash thee! pour taiie, adidions dite ol bat, cine PALS vated ted Gt sare randy in gored faith, ENT 1 Tour ty: nti ae dhatwents Ga le by ae in ee eebessos un an ta Shwe and “Sortect tigtne t . sae aly my . OY ec. Date OORT y ate Mapphoant Le? a. fant, © ° Ge Wigs RAS Aas on ING Cad utven ne caved Titenvaly, prota Miss a oh) peers Teas O90 ab aT, 14-0000 oe SECRET ~ . a “» ww tO t Soourkty Officer, OG0 Date: 20 Fotruary 1950 wRor ok CCAIO : * BUDIECT: Commmnlontiona Debriefing of _ Biroh D. O'Hoal Tho above naved individuel ban boon debriefed by this offica ‘ and 2 copy c& bhe dobricfing statonenb is attached for tnolusion in : tho individual files, ' FOR TH: CHIRY, COMMUFICATLONS DIVISION: ae oo with Attachnonts Sep” crD SECRET 14-0000 aN SECRET - a ‘ CGT RAL PND URED NTS AGG COVMURECATI ONS TOP LS TOG SUMAAL MuCuRnTTyY Am ercHtROL srerr ir COMMUNIC ART ONS fFTNQ 1. BRAD. OWNEAL. a do ooleanty awarr Cor affine) not ‘to diculgea cay aloantfied tngarrtton eonoorniay tha ena muntorntlons of tha Contral Intalligenve Aganey cx to orgonizetion, ___ porneanol, loostton, rothuds of operation, oryptogrnphie aynatars, cerns raplontions ohannale one f.eilibson unoad. : IT do further solemnly aveer (or effien) thet I oslelt not discuns, : Aivulgo, pudlinh ox canoe bo bo nublishad any iafornentlon sanearning the arypltogrephia fralliblen, ayntons, or procoduron manloyed by otior United 3tu.t00 Goverment Nopartmonta or Axenclern of which IT am oogniennt by virtue of ny conmunio tions dutten with C.I.A. : I do furthar awocr (or offirm) thet I girvtl! not digouc., diviulyga, publish or enuny to bo publiashat any olucuiiiad (nforretion or Intellipoues of which I nm oognizennt by virtue of my cormunicnbtona dution site CLa “Mrnlaan apooifiondly nuthorlaad in writing tm acvch cone by tha Director of ‘Centre| Intoalliponoa. ; T hava cond the provisfons of the Rapionazo ant nad undorsband : thet ofter covoriag my voletiona ulth the Cowuntortions Division, C.T.A., Tian atfll bound by that Aob end if it le violated, I om cutjoct to lta pou ltios. {I do further selemnly swony (or affirm) thet no olansi2ied pUparh, booklets, m.terinl, or aeulpmont coreda tia my sosnuaeton and thy.t i121 com- rusieabionn propartion, olasssfiod and unctassified, bnve bean ratucned to the propor enuthoritiaa of Cornmunlonifong Vivistion, C.I.A. U toke thin obligebion frooly, vuithout ony mantel raservation or purnoos of aveoton, i sumo fered, lOMal . Datars PY) | Minase bagel. Cintipe, Tositton: Linh, Conk: Leccce LED. Deter LL Ge - SECRET ue 14-0000 je ae ~ tn | f F PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT ! __ } Instructions: {, Answer all questlons completely, He question does not apply write “not applicable.” Write “unknown” only if you do not know the answer and cannot obtain the answer | \ from personal records. Use a separate sheet for extra details on any question or : questions for which you do not have sufticlent room. { 2. Attach 2 recent passport size pictures to this form, date taken written on the back ‘ of each. | 3. Type, print or write carefully; illegible or Incomplete forms will not receive consid- 2 eration. . : HAVE YOU READ_AND UNDERSTOOD THE INSTRUCTIONS? Yoes..... . Yea or No | | SEC. 1. PERSONAL BACKGROUND ! i ‘ fv. i A. FULL NAME Mr.” Biroh Dilworth O'Neal TELEPHONE 125 . ' PRESENT ADDRESS 402 Pine. Sf... Bainbridge ; Georgia beesues Us See vivenenerevece ' LEGAL Resipence 40" Fine St. Bainbridge Georgia UeSede H St, & Na. cny btate Oountry | B. NICKNAME..... NOM@ ee ANY OTHER NAMES THAT YOU HAVE usED None... je | Lene eS ED ESSE ER ESA E EEO EA SEE E EEE EES UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE YOU EVER USED THESE i | wames? ...NOt, Applicapre essen eee Ceeveneseueveusua ees sueeeunesevenens | . now tonam?t #PP1i cable, Loar CHANGE, OIVE PARTICULARS a ot epitoad le. . on Not applicable ‘Not applicable : deeb encase eteneinnees pingge! Tas reer reer i c. pateorpirtn June 2, 1913 PLACE OF BIRTH Bainbridge Georgia UeSeAe i cy Stato Country | | RACIAL ORIGIN THROUGH MOTHER 4Ng10-Saxon, rinovai FATHER ANGLO-SAXON |, | : N on | D. PRESENT ciTizensHip . UeSeAs sypintiy YES. py nannnort plicante i i H ! BY NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE # apELioable rseuev"ot copitcebie, J seh toable i, f . . Court | | ar Not applicable |! ce ee Dig eee juag eres Gcuntiy . | i HAVE YOU HAD A PREVIOUS NaTIONALITY?...°° waar? Not SPP Lioab le ceetteveneee . ; u 7 (043) HELD BETWEEN w._r paTes? HOt. *Pplisepie ~tiNY OTHER NATIONALITY? oo... a . ; kK. . o 5 14-0000 SE BAER ERE INET AEE APOE tt RENAE I ‘ I OC I CL a nnn ee ge eran Fee orale “LAB Eee Fe ate Ss =, —2 a) QIVE PARTICULAHS: Fot applicable, toa ce HAVE YOU TAKEN &TEPS TO CHANOE PRESENT CITIZENSIP? Uo... GIVE PAKTICULARS:... BE. LAST U.S. PASSPORT: NUMBER, DATE AND PLACK OF ISSUE Tunved Washington Lec evenens ‘ B.C. 194% actual date of 1iasuance and nimber unknown. ‘at Washington 5. °C. PASSPORTS OF UTHER NATIONS? NOM@ occ ce cece cece verececseesecees beneeeene bees F. IF BORN OUTSIDE U3. WIEN DID YOU FIRST ARRIVE IN THIs COUNTRY? 10% SpPlicable PORT OF ENTRY? |... ..0........ 055 bneete nee LAST US. VIBA 0... i ete taae foes sone eee Tre Place of fase Date of Issue ace. 33... ax Male. neronr & feet 1 in, weionr 185. Brown Brown vedium 24, soar eves YFOWN stain, PTOWD == COMPLEXION ~ 1... sears helt ghee appendectomy Buip Slender, OTHER DISTINGUIEHING FEATURES 39N@,..........,... EEE OO 8EC, 3. FATHER (Give the came Information for Step-father and/or guardian on a separate sheet) ’ O%Beal...... ........... . FULL NAME . Hazton. .... re Zomett .. .......... 9 Heal... LIVING OR DECEAKED Living... ..... . DATE OF DECEABE. .... ..... CAUBR ow... ' PRESENT, OR LAST, aDpRess*0” Pine St. Bainbriage, Ga. — ve Weed, Bt. de No. City Bate Country DATE OF pintn March 24,1875 place or BIRTH BAainbridge..Ga. | . UeS.As cuy irate untry crrizensiip U.9.4.wHEN acquiren??t?th wrppe Bainbridge Ga. U.S.A... be chy Btste Country occupation Attorney at Law LAST EMPLOYER SelfP 000020 cece ee cence ee eae es County Court House EMPLOYER'S OR GWN BUSINESS ADDRESS ... . cainbridge Ga. U. 2. . Bt, & Bo. SAty Bute _wmitary service From None to... 7 Date Date None - DETAILS OF OTHER GOV'T SERVICE, U. 8. OR FOREIGN . COUNTRY Solicitoyof Sage es Court of Bainb' dpeemns 104 t (643) exuept ink 492 LO idee. eee ne Neg al a ° 7° Prevent, 1400000 + ~ - woot - oa . 6 os _— [ee ae == SA —————S—SSS————EEEE SEC. 4. MOTHER (ave YS sat RS ‘lion for Step-mother on a se, PMis,c0t) FULL NaME , Bessie Bireh Matthews — _ ot Heal oe, Firt Matden . Last LIVING oR DECEASED #1¥1n8_ DATE OF DECEASE .. . CAUSE . . PRESENT. OR LAST. ADDRESS 49 Pine St, Bainbridge ~ Georgia . U.3. Ae . Bt & No City Btate Counuy ! DATS OF BIRTH May 23, 1885 PLACE OF BIRTH Thomaston | Georgia U. Se ae At cry Stato County | ermzensuip Us S+ Waren acquirepBirth WIERE? Thomaston Ga. Ue Se Ae..... ; Stave Country { Housewife and parttime OCCUPATION Dinig teacher LAST EMPLOYER self... EMPLOYER'S OR own BUSINESS ADDRESS 408 whine St. Bainbridge . GBs Us. Sade DETAILS OF GOVT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN . None@........... 0 ete eeee ee eeeeeee es peeeeeee SEC. 5. BROTHERS AND SISTERS (Including half-, step-, and adopted brothers and sisters) FULL NAME ... Liaston Emmett C'Neal Jr. First middie Last PRESENT ADDRES3 551 Academy St. Bainbridge Georgia § U.S.Aw i Bt. & No. city Btate : ‘Country FuLL NAME. Allen. . .........., Hatthews O'Neal, we Pirst middie PRESENT ADDRESS - ‘UNKNOWN oe King of Prussia "pennaylvanie | U.S. A. Bt. & No, ‘city State Country "eh FULL NAME Ure.Elisabeth ann O'Neal Plowden = " Middle Last ! ; PRESENT ADDRESS 202 "College. St. Bainbridge Georgia ceeeees U.S. Ae ; Bt. & No. City ‘country A. SINGLE (0......... MARRIED" *....... ... DIVORCED....... ........ WIDOWED .,..... see esses STATE DATE, PLACE AND REASON FOR SEPARATION OR DIVORCE 2.0.0.0... 0.0.0 eeceaseeeneaeones Neither separated nor divorced. : B. WIFE OR HUSBAND (IF YOU HAVE BEEN MARRIED MORE THAN ONCE USE A SEPARATE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR HUSBAND AND GIVE REQUIRED DATA FOR ALL PRE- i VIOUS MARRIAGES) place @ulsa Okla. ..... . xaus Gledye Frances Pauly — pare or Marriage 3/27/45 Middle; (for wife, maiden) = ==—sLast sa ,Okla.USA . & No, Cty Stato Oounuy LIVING on peceasepLiving | | _ paTE oF DECEASE ... ... CAUSE ....... ...... (603) PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDREss 402 Pine St, Bainbridge Gas. = == le Ye Ae St. & No. City Btate Country ~~ “ 8 ~ se 14.90000 vm —4— . - SEC. 6. MARITAL STATUS (Cont'd) \ DATE OF mietn April |30, 1920 place oF BIRTH Glernpool , Okla... USA.. 7 ‘ rench and 7 RACIAL ORIGIN THROUGH FATHER YOeTmMan THROUGH MOTHER ‘F¥ench undinglish A to errizensuip USA wiren acquinep? 8irth WHERE? Glennpool, Ok1a. Usa sists a occupation Housewife. LAST EMPLOYER U8. S.Foreien Leceeee i ce a EMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINESS ADDREss Dept. of State, | Washington ‘De Ge... hy : Bt. & No, city State * _ County fei MILITARY SERVICE FROM None........ TO. . BRANCH OF SERVICE ............ iy ~ Date Date eh COUNTRY ...... ....! Mocca eeeas DETAILS OF OTHER GOV'T. SERVICE, US. OR FOREIGN .............. h i Only government or foreign service hus been 88 a clerk in the J, 3. wy Foreign Service assigned to U.Simbussy ; Mexico City, 1941-1945." uy i 7 | SEC. 7. FATHER-IN-LAW ° 4 : = 7 Prenk.... 0... Roberto. Pauly... ; FULL NAME . ank...., fei’ Robert auly.. My LIVING Of DECEASED . Living ot DATE OF DECEASE ...0..0....0.0 .....00- | i PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS 220. E. Lith. 2lace caplee: Oklabomp USA 1 f Lf RACIAL orion’ Fench and German . BIRTH 2/s[9e, Edmond, Oke. USA... .... aoe At 1a CITIZENSHIPU.sS.4. WHEN ACQUIRED? Birth WHERE? Edmond. Obie URAL. we Nye SEC. 8, MOTHER-IN-LAW ts FULL NAME Grace Gladys Merchant... PARLY. eres oe Piret Maiden Last } LIvING or peceaseD Living... DATE OF DECEASE .............-0.500005 yi PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS 220 E.27th Place Tulsa Oklahoma SA... . & No. Olty Btate Country i RACIAL onion’ French and English, BIRTH Auguat4,, 1891. Lafayette, Ind. USA. r . Tr} | crnzensup [8% wren acquinepBtrth . wHerz? LaFayette, , Indians 7SA. ey t SEC. 9. CHILDREN OR DEPENDENTS (Include partial dependents) | NAME .... ... None RELATIONSHIP 2.0 0.00. 00..ecceccee eee AGE .......... NATIONALITY 000.0. 000000boccceseeecseees ADDRESS... occ ece cee ecc eee eee cc eec eee I Bt. & No. city Btate Country f NAME 00.0000 ccc cece c eee eene eee en es RELATIONSHIP ..............00000000 0005 AGE -......... NATIONALITY .0.0.00...00cccccecceev ees ADDRESS. 0000 occ cecececccu eect eec ce cseereeeees Bt. & No. city State Country * NAME 00. ceecccccecavsueseeeeeers RELATIONSHIP AGE am fate ° Country” ew) eiate NATIONALITY . 1663) 14-0000 SEC. 10. RELATIVES BY SLO! et ee eee 4 . ste ———— ons . AITAGE OR ADOPTION, WHC "€2 ABROAD, ARE UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF A FOREIGN POWER ARB NOT CITIZENS UF THE UNITED STATES, OR ARE MARRIED TO NON-CITIZENS: NONS . NAMB oo... oc. ceceee eneceeees ve RELATIONSHIP 1 AQE .......... NATIONALITY 0.00.00 ccc ADDRESS eee St &No city Btate County REASON FOR LISTING UNDER ‘THIS QUESTION: 0000 ooo cocce ceceecaececa nes ee pecs NAMB 00 oo... Teens RELATIONSHIP AGE 0.0... i NATIONALITY 00.0. 000cceecce ees ADDRESS eee eececeeees cenveeeeee cuuussens i 8t. & No city Btate country i REASON FOR LISTING UNDER THIS QUESTION 00000000) coccc0 ccccecceccceueceueceeeveneeveues i { NAME ooo. co eceeccccecccececceceua ees ~ RBLATIONSHIP 20.0000 oo. ccc ccseec ees AGE oo... NATIONALITY 00.000... cec ccs ADDRESS ccc cece ne cen eeeees pew ne vee 8t. & No Cty State Oountry REASON FOR LISTING UNDER THIS QUESTION 0... o.ccccccccceccscececeeuesevecauessveeneveuuss eEoooooCoooCooooa}{l_a={=_a_=_a=aa_aL=aaEaEeL—eEyE——TThsS>eEe—e—e—————————e—eae—a————————————————— —— SEC. 11. KELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE, IN MILITARY, NAVAL OR OTHER GOV'T SERVICE —- U.S. OR FOREIGN: name. None RELATIONSHIP .. 0.0... ... AGR | NATIONALITY 000000.0.00000000 ceeeeee ADDRESS eee ccceeecccceeegcueueeeeeeeyeeeueaees St. & No. Chy Stato Country . (ead) 3 \ TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) ...0000. 0 coc cece cert e eee teen ene nee ese e eee NAME ow. eect r eee ene es RELATIONSHIP 2 00... 506 cece eee eee eee ‘AGE oo... NATIONALITY... 1.1... cece e eee - ADDRESS 2.0 eee ee eee as St. & No, Cciy Brate Country TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) 200000000. ccc eee teen ee eee eee ee eee ee ; ii t LS 7,0 | RBLATIONSHIP ....c. ccc ccee cere renee AGB 2... { y NATIONALITY ......... cece ce eee eee neces ADDRESS awe owg bite Geta a0 TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) . 2.0 20... cece cece ene cere rent teen eens terse een eens “Dc ames oe NAME: Mr. Robart.R. Guon.......... appress Milledge, Aves Athens Ga. vecee ees D ding Bainbridge ,.ta. " name: “Ee 4eB. Conger appress 2 Weal Buil ae gee 96 wa" } name: “Te MeC.Darviok ADDRESS gs gs Siilding Atfanta "gq, ae : anc & No. City State Penk eC bad ba tig e AR Cee tle ee . NAME: ede Be a. LOC ee ADDRESS vow gighls Chery ast Seta : NAME: [T.. ATEAVA BL Theveten oo. . ADDRESS 6 Soio dras PEAT GOR Bee sae ‘ _ —5— — 7 yl 14-0000 . 4 —6— ‘ am, iad = a Teel SEC. 13. NAMES OF 5 PERSONS WHO KNOW YOU SOCIALLY IN THE UNITED STATES. NOT REFER- ENCES OR EMPLOYERS—(Give business addresses where possible) aL. uly vit dl ikon at. 1, NAME 6. Gin ead a ge abt ADDRESS: .. os . . . State 2 NAME 2s. la Gedadh ADDRESS: oui ty Ne eye Cb . . Bt. & No. our \ Btate ae 3. NAME 2.08.00 UU RUU.. . ADDRESS. ...irP re. ty Seta he ee + Bt. & No. city Btate 4. NAME oe BAGH se hay... . ADDRESS: .., Bea RE EEE ag eet Nag 8 NAME ir, Julian irotnel | - ADDRESS: AN Dine bas ie tor. Mai. vee 8t. & No, Clty State oS ——————————eeeeeeeEEeE————————— SEC. 14. GIVE THREE NEIGHBORS AT YOUR LAST NORMAL RESIDENCE IN THE U.S, wame: 17 6f-ifferd Pooten oo... ADDRESS -CS 5: i WEL BATE H a8 ony 2 NAME; 2.83, 6.Peub o lidvan _ ADDRESS (CU Toucer | ure: ty. i Bt & No. ony otate Be NAME: 0 9 c4 Tornoe ADDRESS "UH Dane Sbreeky e anerigies Gl, fi 88. & No. ony Bite i _— SEC. 15, EDUCATION SCHOOL: Bainbridge Grommar.. .. ... ADDRESSpajngridga Geqryia ..-- -DaSade DATES ATTENDED: 1919 .1go7- peares Diploma a. SCHOOL; Balobridge High. ....... ADDRESS Bainbridge . Gapryta Oe Sadhaes DATES ATTENDED: 1927-1941... \.s, DEGREE . Diplowas...--:0scccsccccees . coLLece; Mivarsity of Georgia ADDRESS Athans ... Georgfa ye De Spuche DATES ATTENDED: 1931-1038 0... . DEGREE A, By cee cececeeeneeeeneneees COLLEGE: pnt varatty of Georgia... ADDRESS . Athens: — Geogyggn Os Seiinhay DATES ATTENDED: 1955-1937.......... .... . DEGREE [Pp By erences SEC. 16. MILITARY, NAVAL OR OTHER GOV'T SERVICE — U.S. OR FOREIGN Cy Poo, Ie... Speedal agunb 2 0. Luci ~ 1086 cGauntry Bervice Rank Dates . iMbarey eh L0re ee MEARE PRR DEO cc nec eea ees ‘ Last Bteticn Sertal No. Type of discharge Com, Officer 14-0000 » 5 sa — oe wo = Ep ego SEC. 17. SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION 4A ORDER NO. BL4A APPROX. INDUCTION DATE goynoan * BOARD NO. 1 ADDRESS Bainbridge, Govreta Ce ne nee If DEFERKED, GIVE REASON flag deferred during the war vpon request of Tha ce er Bd Tava ca SEC.18. HAVE YOU EVER REEN DISCHARGED FROM ANY POSITION, OR LEFT UNDER CIRCUM- STANCES WHICH WERE NOT ENTIRELY FAVORABLE? PLEASE GIVE DETAILS: - . 4 SEC. 19. MISCELLANEOUS DID YOU EVER HAVE OR DO YOU NOW HAVE MEMDERSHIP IN. OR SUPPORT, ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANIZATION WITCH ADVOCATES THE OVERTHROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN TUE UNITED STATES? yg. ... | ves) UB YES” EXPLAING 200.00 cei reece ese eees DO YOU USE, OR HAVE YOU USED INTOXICANTS? I have snd do oa occauLons. take a drink of intaxleating liquor, woclally but am not. nddicbed to. dte.. “ude dor ‘do I usu it ‘excosaivaly, NAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CONVICTED FOR ANY VIOLATION OF LAW OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION? IF SO, STATE NAME OF COURT, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENSE AND DISPOSITION OF CASE flo, SEC. 20. FINANCIAL BACKGROUND ARE YOU ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON YOUR SALARY? Yes 1F NOT, STATE SOURCES OF OTHER betes First State National Rank of Bainhridga, Georgia.. Leb bee beter eeetenees HIAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN BANKRUPTCY? No GIVE PARTICULARS fe te eee vesete eee cceenee ve NOG APPLLGADLG cece ee cece cece cuss sb vaeveeevesuevenseeticavenas Os De eee eee EE EERE REET EE SENS be Fee eee retro ete tet bo beae _ —I— 7, 14-0000 a —j3— - SEC, 20. FINANCIAL BACKGROUND (Cont'd) GIVE three CREDIT REFERENCES — IN THE UB, NAME: oc rer leu a See .. ADDRESS Cri ches. pos dee Bt & No Btate ' NAME: .f37orty cal atone, . ADDRESS (bho eer ba IIOP, cae . . St. & No. ony Btate name: J heddek Pm See appness 2008 2 2terihy Poin eh iy he ' St. & No. City Btate SEC. 21, CIIRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT FOR PAST 10 YEARS. INCLUDE CASUAL EMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSG PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. GIVE ADDRESS AND STATE Rte dene ee ih: WHAT YOU DID DURING PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE LAST 5 POSITIONS AND : ' a . COVER AT LEAST 10 YEARS. “B ape . Thy EMPLOYER National Youth Adglnistration, .... TITLE OF JoB Assistnt Librarian... fer o : Gere neluniiy performed ot at ADDRESS |. 6 FE Geb y Abnons, Washington D.C. | QeSeAe ae Bt dato. Gtey) ou Btate Country ¥ YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY Atbanding and maintaining Lan Library... \ Funda dievursed by 0.3. Denn Alton I: KIND OF BUSINESS: Governnent to ald deserving NAMA OF SUPERVISOR Hoach. ... ....... ty students, i. FROM: . Sept.1938,......., To: Jyne 4937... SALARY $ 70.00... per ..Mooth,:....... i REASONS FoR Leavin TL8 was morely temporary work which naturally | terminated upon my graduation from Law School, EMPLOYER .S@1lf ow... Ceepereees TITLE OF Jon Attorney at Law |. ADDRESS . 402 Pine Street Bainbrldga Georgia... De. .3». As... . Bt. & Ma, City . Btate Oountry t YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY , Actively engaged in tho general practice of law KIND OF BUBINESS: Law. ....- See . NAME OF SUPERVISORNot. Applicable.. Not Not FROM: .July 17, 1037 = To: January 10,1928. SALARY $ applicable PERanplicable..... REASONS FOR LEAVING ... To accept appointment aa Special, Agent. of F. B.. 1. U. S. Departuont of Justice EMPLOYER Federal Bureau of Investigation::. TITLE OF JOB . special agent nee ASS ISITE AE a aN ENE CET Tam a ee tp ra - . ADDRESS Washington D. Co. 0... Deke eee sean cee On. .Se. As. it. 4 No, city . tate Country & YOUR LUTIES AND SPECIALTY Investigating riolationa of tha lawa of. the.0. Sa.... j : v KIND OF BUSINESS: Law Enforcement....... .-. NAME OF SUPERVISOR]..E..Roover..... wa 2 : $5200 to L FROM: Jan. 10, 1928.. TO: Mey 31, 1946... SALARY #5600. . PER annua...... is Send : (663) REASONS ) eee @ respi athdemionbmine SS SH eicld or rotuming 3. - Me 14-0000 . . _ sn Ty ; mrs nao : : SEC. 21 CHRONOLOGICS\, HISE es a ' 199 Accrund ual 4 rusult of tho ©, ADE axplrod Och. J6, 1946 EMPLOYER Seo] £ ere TITLE HLUET emt reeles ree mM Vate bay Ce onbe cyt eee ede oe bbe dened beeen ins . ADDRESS ‘ te Dt. AUN. ‘ mot city ° Btate Coupuey YOUR DUTIFS AND BPECIALTY ...008 054 dew Preebte a, tae ., cao - bernulae { KIND OF BUSINESS! {70 a . NAME OF SUPERVISOR . re RE ES, : ot | FROM: June, Yen .. TO: J neth ., wees GALARY $4. Wfoee OPER eee bees | REASONS FOR LEAVING ................ Lene cab eee eae cn eee eee bet ene tees errs bebeeeeeee i EMPLOYER ..Not applicable... 0. oe. TITLE OF JOD oo... cccceccceec secs seca eees " ADDRESS ............ 000. biwrig op ities | YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY .......0..0.0cccccseceeeeee eee beaeeeeees Lect ednebatetbeeneseaeraeae KIND OF BUSINESS: ............... littsssesisereres e NAME OF SUPERVISOR ..........0..-60- vee FROM! oo... cece cece 70: ....... ‘eee eeeven eens SALARY $.............. PER ....... beneeeeeees REASONS FOR LEAVING 0.00000 0000000.ccecccccees esse ees case beeen ova cece beneeensr rene eee SEC. 22. RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS deo Honeoean hey abhensy Cary Les MUR YANG Shay ULaMcauee, Georgie . ceeetaee Bem aig peas ' Jad tam Len Botel... kescide,, Tennessee a BL & No. oy POMus APTS Avenue ba, cio fons, City... ’ Bt. & No. ony 4 Hate 2 Yor ‘cht, 8. & No * oity ” Btate ML f igo, afgead Sa veeeeeed NOC ee eee ‘ . City Btate Tlaxcala Wo! Meydeas ela a, t Bt. & No City State An, Fortuer, Bond, glaze ndcdn,.. Virgjuie . Bt. & No, City Sebuy ler ceiskts Apls,, stoeny, Ne. York oT athens aeahmentee te nde meat a aan 6 SU far Dares Gy aaliPe Ton. bvaoin t SEC. 23. RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL “OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES rd . Gee wa sete CM 80k b.RAT, © pares heme TO SNS pbk i : City or Section Country Purpose Month a Your Month 4: Year j Bogete oo. Colonola...... "eT... DATES Lert... TO : CC City or Section Country Purpose \ronth & Your i ae e Lf ‘ 7 —-9— ay j aa 14-0000 . if : ey — 10 -— ov, SEC. 23 RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL (Cont'd) radiance, 2) cae AMR ‘ye eT. DATES fin 603 als weve TO Lier. cry or Beet Country Purpose Hoicn a Year Month & Year ee bas eee bee a ee ee DATES woes we. TO... seeee ‘ City of Baction . Country Purpose Month & Year Month ds Your See e ner eere ce race tenet bane beeen : 5 . DATES .. 0... i. TOL a eee City or Rectum County Purpase Month & Yeat Month & Year \ bee eeaee ’ DATRS 2 we. TOL, penne . Month & Year Month & Year City’ GF ‘Roctiens ” ue eauntey "purpose —— EE ——————————————E———————————————— SEC, 24. CLUBS, SOCIFTIES AND OTIIEL? ORGANIZATIONS Aye Bene ma LIST NAMPS AND ADDRESSES OF ALL CLUBS, BOCINTIES, LABOR UNIONS, PROFESSIONAL BOCIE- TIES, EMMA ER OROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS OF ANY KIND CNCLUDE MEMBERSHIP IN OR SUPPORT OF ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HEADQUARTERS OR BRANCH IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY) TO WHICH YOU HAVE BELONGED: ; hecduty of forwr Locclol fonts of the. \ ? Lean rnbe Grin ae. Lier bip blood bre scent, le me Cbby cece gle tharses ited 7 L wolin ae ott Aa trgee Yarn City “Soin “ty Pai belts oe CLeynal tre tern vy) Liknens | Geom dy Veoahe Haig CCCs Pe EER a gece LEN any tate 0 Gotiaty Keppe #1: “. Grder (freak Fraternity yo, pebers kere as ene. Gt. & No, city Btate ‘County 77) Semen eet AAA AARNet as SIO <8 men many ra SEC. 25, RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION CHURCH OF ATTENDANCE Firib. Precbyterion Viured oo... Reece c etc c neers tnns be enaes Eeaserie ee, Geo, da ADDRESS Sa nite er i SEC. 26. GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS A. FOREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS “SLIGHT” “FAIR” OR “FLUENT”) LANGUAGE . 8peic0. 0... w.. ... SPEAK ksuenl | READ Fiviers. Write .).lyvant. . LANGUAGE Ff6HE8 i, .. SPEAK oti nl bt wrire 2 li,%t,, ; LANGUAGE 000 occ ce ey BREAK... boas WRITE ...,......- LANGUAGE 2000000) cece renee ee ee SPEAK . WRITE ........ ° LANGUAGE — Me . SPEAK WRITE. ... ... (aaa) WRITE ... < wear 9) se eeee nee r—] READ ay 14.90000 7 oe wee lg roe coe sete an SEC. 26 GENERAL QUAI TFICATIONY (Fgnt'd) a) es, < Gud f. BY | , B. HAVE YOU ANY SVECIAL KNOWLEDGE OR TRAINING WITIE REGPECT TO: vi : RADIO? Fu... ee : MOTOR VEHICLES? jy ive. oul, AIRPLANES? ‘ho. c.... ! (Focelrent GIVE PARTICULARS ..... . Fe eet beeen eee Lecce tae ta teneeuee - Feces dette tates teenttee te tte dette nue bobecs tevevves Gate Geette seetieteeeestees 1 ' i veetbebdrg ee Ces With eee beevaeere VPisibme COLON tee creer rece eeeveeeneeseesesestsereneens ” wy dawdng - sxeellent aH waeeeeeee Leet arsesesases Doe E PERU UeE TOO PERG HERE EDEGErEre FY Se pe baeereeseee i, GOL MET ec cecteerteeectes eer etree beeen keveeeens Le ebedeeenesesnarentaens ij . ; wo Tannds.o. . VME ccevceeeeeeeeeseeeerenaes bebe eetevavaveeveseseenees vibceesecaenees beeeseees H ; . D. HAVE YOU ANY QUALIFICATIONS, AB A RESULT OF TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE, WHICH MIGHT FIT i YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITION? {' ann. At. tbe, t intelligence field, stvim bean in Le of oll | . and Mexico welle in those countries di hi ; veneaen ee eneee re ee ed ed or Ce erneenare crew wee Fc coeteetteteesen siisvattseeessceetes snisiismesiesantisvees srerveecteseee | ; i _——2 —— SEC. 27. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: ! i } . i NAMB fies PATCH be UUHOML, cece eee nes RELATIONSHIP [email protected] te | sh ADDRESS ...406 Fino Dliech 000000 BGA ure. GOOR hb ce cere ee i ? (663) Bt. & No, City State Country i . “AL i —u— ! w= . a : wee Wile tee SL oa care z wet 14-00 enna a eens are ape ween ~ fe ee ene = nner rn teat ee cetera TI Vo | ‘ -—-R— =“ fs SEC. 28. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIN WILL BE INVESTIGATED, AND YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE ANY CHANGES (OR ADDITIONS) IN YOUR STATEMENTS THAT YOU MAY THINK ADVISABLE. A. ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH MAY BE DISCOVERED IN KUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY INVOLVED OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IF SO, DESCRIBE, 1F NOT, ANSWER, “NO.” B. IL CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BFST OF MY_KNOWL:. EDGE AND BELIEF, AND’I AGREE THAT ANY MISSTATEMENT OR OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE ay, FOR IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL. BIGNATURE OF INTERVIEWER ......2.-. .. 0656 6 cece cence een te teens INVESTIGATION REQUESTED BY .........000.00 once eee eee eee betes Originating Official (643) DATE... 0. eee eres nee bene eeneeee ane . © were wy @8y 14.90000 COVFIOL! TIAL & . TO : Chie’, Co: munications pares f YS FROK 3s Chief, Pecsennel Security Branch \ suBsEcT:(~) | rood, Ruch Q. —_ sven teen ee ee SOTTO Mate THE EY Adah gta i In reply to sur memorandun this ie to advise that Subject meets : ° the current reauirenents for eryptorraphile clearance and is aprroved for H such duties os of this date. : : ‘ 1 Megeneis yer ere 149. 986 p~ rhe 7? fens A erence erm ciate ei AB eee ew ek Seth ke dee Sip So re ar antennae eee | 14 i 7 r. be ! CONFIDENTIAL an ! F] i , 5 i ue 14-0000 ° at CONF IDEN PAz SYCURLTY APPROVAL . acting Chief, Personnel Livision, To : SCORSGERGCCODDDCEN adzinistrative Staff Date: 24 august 1950 From 3: Chief of Inspection and Securlty Staff Sumber: 30,86 ° Subject: O'NEAL, Birch Dilworth ~ 30486 1, Note "X" delow: Security approval ia granted subject for nccosaa to clasaifled information contingent upon the receipt of deroyatory informa- tion at come future date. . Provisional clearance for mull duty with CIA is granted under the proviatona of paragraph 4, Adminiatrativo [ngtructton 10-2, which providea for a temporary appointment pending the com- pletion of full security investigation. Unless the applicant entera upon duty within 60 daya fron above C] date thig approvul becomes invalid. 2. Subject is currently on duty in I&SS. This is to record security reapproval of him, q pow i \ Faust! ban’, | ERMAL P. G&ISs-3>4/ ' Chief, Personnel Security pianicaace se Branch CONFIDENTIAL i A FORM NO. 4 7 MAY 19469 . . 36.100, 14-0000 CONFIDENTIAL - ai “ATG niacin; . Weare NAA an — SECURITY OFFICE . -\ . ‘ (z . - Toventigation Report -e Subjects O'HEAL, Biroh De - Jf Date: 80 January 1967 . Nunber: 80606 Tot Mire Willian Be Duggan (8) a. Inventigntion directed by? RHO ‘ a» Sourcen of inforantion: a+ Recommeodatioan: Security approval Pecowreuded, though sBubjoot F to the receipt of derogatory tnforzuiion at some future date. Intarytey Walter, Security Officer ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM fej oot Mre Byron Ce Sarvis CONFIDENTIAL (30243) 14-0000 RECORD OF PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT SERVICE RETURNED TO FEDERAL RECORDS CENTER IN ST. LOUIS, MO. ' DATE Qu be /4y d
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14-00000 104-1029 1-10016 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | : file pec A-1]5-45-32] cated etn ttl ont a path ene ey ooo an em INCLUSINS DATES: : ae en a at ch ah ne inet teen ence CUSTODIAL UAIL/ LOCATION: DOD/ETOSPAD . a _ O13 Key Bade Te retry ratty oma ROOM: enh ao DELUTIONS, TRAN: 7 STOEL gee rary ar op “WA ie ins BY- Bs TATU oF RECEIVED [TURAL D y NATE RE YUN: WING OFFICIAL. SET RI err cme wheres menemeten a . . ty BHO LOCUS VAT Eh COPTED OR REMOVED Festi THES FEI, re DN TE ie mee agg pan onete RE CIDOIA TRON TIER oS ES : taal Neila ee eee EE eagaee t ANE IEE eek ee: ISRSREE SEE, . “a : —< , we eR, oe a FP 14.90000 a ' ‘ . ” ate a at t i . 10. Wackenhut Corporation — ; 7 i Material retrieved through . use of sunnlementury index. : Soeeteee meme ae eget es LF TIE EE FEELS 14-0000 ‘+ woe ay aed [esi hie | CONFIOLRTIAL REPORT NO. — OO-A(S)-392. 6276-74 | “eee DATE 19 Harch 1974 \ ; Country Algeria "NO. PAGES =} “ SusigeT Possible Identification and Surveillance REFERENCES \ . of “CIA Agents" by the Algerian Security ae Setvicee OS" : x eae Wor : OPERATIONAL (INFORMATION REPORT H > This report hes boon prepared by the DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE, DDI The operational information contained i i Sersia rey act Se disclosed to personnel uutside of the CLANDESTINE SERVICE, CIA, without the prior permission : : of the Domestic Contact Service. : ; : SHRCE US citizen, a former intelligence officer who 1s employed : with a firm that conducts business on a worldwide scale, A representative of a US company with contracts in Algeria _ tn early March 1974 held a personal conversation on business matters with a high level Algerian Foreign Ministry Official : {other wise unidentified) in Algiers. The Algerian mentioned, ‘ _ that his government has become inereasingly concerned with ‘ , the expanding presence in Algeria of US citizens, who are . in the country as a result.of the growing number of US usiness contracts. Almost in passing, the Algerian noted b that his governnient is suspicious that many’of the Americans might be US ntelligeance agefts. In fact, he claimed that rtan security autheritios “already have fdentified six fesnts", and that these individuals “are under close . velliance"’. The US businessman did not want te appear quisitive, and sa he did not probe for any further information on Chis matter. He is not able to pravide the names of the Individuals who are under suspicion, + =O amen Wm neem eee: . Ne eer elena Net ent ng re TR ee or . 2 14-0000 } | { “2. Passtble Identifteation and survel Hance of “CHA hyents” by the Alger tian Securtiv Scrvice . : : | W.oippdrt Seetfou HH 26912 - : “Foo 6U3, Key Buitatus = unte VAT; i Hr. Evan Aves 12 March 1974 j | | | | _ AF Sis higerta ‘ . Attached for your Information ; ‘ . ATT: PoTly Ann Rowell ts a copy of NIT-00-A(S)-322/ i: GC 25 Hy3, 05270-74, i cot - Source of report ts forner ' foe! ” DCD Chief of the Miamt Ficld = 0 ; . . : ; Office, -He learned this informa- ! i tion from a co-worker who had just ; | oe - returned fron Algerta. Saurce : ' a . . does not believe the man has any i : me -additfonal detafls, : i 14-0000 CONFIOT TIAL (elon bilod ind So PROCESS SHEET FOR DUMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS an cant HUME RE FORD Orne: Possible Identification and Survedllencey of "CIA Agents” by the | Algerfan Security Service ‘ 7 ; PTAS.- aon Maa esenetrte tnaeare ttn ga {208 Rell LE) Barger eeeneens Serene (peVIGU AL NO, wrou rte, Cryvmiration, asain ? . : : . pans em nnn nn Diese ate Justin F. Glatchauf . ; . ; . peasy | wareo mr Pon ts, Uti . cont Vs ckennut Corporation : ; __. 220 Ponce Be Leon boulevard ‘fPencamiza rion No. sunscet |e 7 Ladi tena fle RAd 4. SER HO Suesnnt - _ create iC (Nome, Totle, Qigansgatien, Adds IBGIVIQVAL NO eeee 7 aon . 2,700 Same as above. ceweman : 2 ATA 3 Surreg reed en in ne _— BY OTnkR: suO-cOUNCE (Name, Title, Organiéction, Addresed AGEICIES ae - a ‘ 4. OTHEALMISE, o. COMBINED Witt 6. INSUFFICIENT wat Cncot Jp fvaiuation FE NOT AD ROM fh ETHOO OF COLLECT Hie HEPOAT, | | | | | - _& Coral Gables, Florida sone —— we . A j touarn | ; ine ——ee La COCUME 4 below) OTMER DOCUMENT OTHE (rpecedy PhoM UR PEL AUOVAN TIAN COMMENTS —™ : Psu "[s ae eT BINEEC TKO TO WEL ~—EBAnes-—— PIELO CONES * Process sheet typed in OSS. U.S. citizen, a former intelligence (DCO/Mtamt 12498) officer who ts employed with a firm tha conducts business on a worldwide scale. ar, ype gene | ; We 3 7 pla nl Mr. Gletchauf, who as you know fs the foricr Chief of the iifamd and balla Field Offices, currently is employed with a cocpany with extensive contractua arrangements overseas. He Tearntd the information contained in this ropore quite by chance from a co-worker who returned Frat Alooria last week. Mr, Gleichaul belfeves that the co-worker does not have any further details, | eae “y re | v. cmk e CAGE GPEICEK 7 | UPV ISIGHT AR ET GEO porns EHaniasse To erenemaeed icatiat “ET, maring- rol ous Epirauy s . 2. . Y - ay CONFID ENTIAL cus ay 007692 \ , . EN-2 IMP. OET. . . 3 aie wee, Be Mk a ptt neere pete wate, ” , dara m7 etn mp Se Norte ern me 8 anes. . . . BSR Se RR Norn SAGAR a, mane Soya <y Mirreierwmuesem taewe ne come sree Sueeminar 5 severe AGrtnt dt Rate unhiaaR AN. t A Se Ns neepenn, SAee ean a 14-0000 whew. ib Ts ay ~ ~~ v ad Ne a =’ a a ot ‘ ty ~ —_ - t ik WALTEALSS © ae “« eae 2 an wens ‘> Ww - oe < ce oat © ET ~ “~ ~ LTh 14-0000 i , Z : . i” . t . . . = - “ ‘ ’ ‘ ' e > . - " / 7 Pog . ' t . Meera ee Seen Pa ‘ sat v yO i “ * i . ay . wt ' = st 4 5 - . i ; : wok Sand - ' fa ute ; Is . ' hee . r a tt > ‘ , 7 me . ‘ ,wme, a : 3 ‘fy : . Pan Py & : “> j ‘ ‘ Er { . Me: t. : . : - +e ~35 } . a ~ ; .* . ' ‘ ‘ : cn > i a : 2 b I 3 1 i . . . . 7 é i j ry a i] ro i : i . ‘ - ; . : ie | . ’ ‘ . t * . te. . ' : ' > : : . ' “-_ ‘ « ' : . Nae? . . s i. “ t 1 2 « t , 7 a ' o H ni : . = { i ‘ H ! i ; : i 7 . 7 ‘ ' H . 1 . ’ 2 j : . ql } . y r . ” i . . - ; . ; : Pet ed ~_- tee nee, ee nee _ etme - i ! 1 ' * 1 14-00000 1 “x £ . Salien RIXS Bala/Peyorted tras $1 Ralvefor . . - - meron caneye 9. eave _ er Si, ee Attached fox your iafores? asd goosible interes’: OO-A(3)- 972/618 GS-79 4 ene‘saura. Flaw adv collection of thig ina . te of -eom9 lepers? tonal : ee Te service’ spoettts “Cy Tet reqalromante which =; . . to advenca, Hat " of thie mater. your dlocree 2 Sent 140 Con ecmmnemenen ete . : t 5 ee : ; . | . : os A ee St apc tt ; BOTS 0 he ne ~” ae ~ 14-0000 REED Gsia/vaporced fron BL dalvatce tae . + Attached for yu 3B 4402 Ry. ami poostble.tate Ok .. . i 00-4 (3)-322/6120- : . exctosuca, Please a : ecoiiesttca of thy . : io of acza.cparst: ’ : . Bg é - aa mE ‘ “+ to your sorvicsa. wl ; ; 7, . mye : incidsata occur ¢. | ” vont . * . Me re . -_ wa can obteiu caf .— wt : -. . : . ; inforestion {@ da . i . . . . servicd spoctf{te ¢ ns : | : , : "| wequixeuante whic? _ - eg . ; es ; to efvincs. Wooo Ts .- } . *s. : "raphy. Purthar 0’. oO re . - . -- oe 1 + Of Rhiks iatoric | st . - | : . : . ‘ : 7 your diceretta : i a oe . : 5 : : H ‘ 4 . . ‘ - ae = wee - eee ee fe - a . h . . i . , or’ mi oe tore 14.90000 ‘ : rd Y noes . : + - - - g . i : 3 : j u il is - t : a Los } DoOROGDDD FeRE 8 . aGCOUe SMRNERE: LTPTL 6 SERSRCT AND AREA a 7 _ Panesanian. ation, elisa: 2Ix0- Rats, peportey ~ "~ | £2 galyador/Linfted Bocraphica (Pesaaa/EL Salvader/Chile) a . “kidess’ Song a meeeneetonn OROAMIZ ATION NO. i ae teh cee eer mente te ae ti Dane — Wmorebuae rT fols ‘ n . . * | a ~, ° i goa . : : be . 4 a witaoe GF COLLECTION ~~ ° we LUATION fe Loe “ QUEST ED FRO F H * ' [33 tirerise : ae Taig Roce “+ i. ; : : . i we Clow Dotveent Dome sheets bales) 7 igi Conaenis — ; |: “oe , . te, i AYR: 058 - wd at : 6 st 5 Plaszd advise 1f this infer- : . mation is of Interesg. Thest- : type of incidenta occur _ : omigsienolly and we can oabtaia tof: : vs . . @nalied (nfarwation if deatred. ~ . . fe. : 2 4 t . . . tlhe ener eene ene eee etnies co . i . aa on ne 7 44 " 1 : : . : Fea er are aut or ara i , cH : ; Pees. rs i Schiuspercia,/oss pf t* wa ite f . { Laveen renee nertnmenrntar ent mmm its nearer mesane vlc amore . ws ye : kira eiete covereye ayes — hae anon RET z va ayhe 14-0000 RES SSL By : , ; SECRET OS 7 Ls setae cate SA ES TSE eee ey fete COUNTRY: Panama /El Salyadaz/Chile XHDt O24(S) 322/06120-70 SUBJECT: Ponanjhian Nstfonal, Julian NLNO ‘LS March ‘1970 Ruiz .¥ Deported frumE2 Balvader/ i _ Linited Blographics Des ue i 1. On $ and 6 Mar 70 guard peroonnol from The Wockenhat corporation” were contracted to provide guard services for the subject to insure hia departure fron the US while Changing plans at Miant intemational Airport. White supervising the guard service, the following information was obtained. : 2. Subject f¢.a Panamanian national, an alleged Cormunist, deported from El Salvador for political reasons. Governgsnt of Panama refused to accept ‘entry of subject; Chile- agreed to occépt hia. Subject hed no pass-— port or_visa, ofily: variuus "emergeney” papers. Piyotéal deacription: Black male, Sto", 140 pounds, about 35 years of age ly gold filled tecth. : - Subject wos being tianbportéd ‘from. El Salvadur to. ‘Chile: via Lov: chitess Airlines and arrived at the Miami International Airport at 22U hours: on .§ Mor 70, He was taken to the Lan Chile YIP room where haw guarded. until his time.of departure. ot.0545_ oti 6 Hoc 70 for his dest. | _ in Chile.” There was to. Ye a layovar’in Liza, Peru. whern. if Was reat * that: subject might attcept an cacape, 4. At the Miaat Tuternationat Abrport subject was met by the Pinaw Consul General (name unknuvn) and the EL Balvaderan Consul General, Ly . Ricardo Dutrfz,.208 Pan Americen hank Building, 180 EE Thicd Avenuc, Mi Florida, Telephone 371-8850, oth Consuls stated aubject was bein "da ported for’ political TEASONE » EL Belvadoran Consul atated that aubfe | a eriainal and a Communist; Panasanian Consul atated he wau a cridia Both conaidéred “subject to be dangercua and boxti felt that he indgbe aa escape. 5. Subjectta luggsye ctntsined a black bere: éith a red medal: it shaped Lise a shield with gold stitching on fe which was ‘nou Yuad 6G. Subject allegedly. woo a geaber of a gang eharyed with rAIr and perCamsing pecverted acts on 20 peuple fn Bi Galvader, ~ adérensen .e 7, The attached paper contains a lint of ca auvbero of ind{viduale.in Hlaml whe gubjeet was cu hic avrival dn the Mina aves. when anked if he 2fcht do was denfed by of ficials. Nuasever, the Fl Salvaderan Contnd ’ a cupy of the document and I cenplted with bts te Subtest we : “ware om u eopy bet ed mide as noth: ay had bao sald Prornt of hiv , fhe wad 6 ers an oder “oF “copier flail; | if. the copy Hae not-baen aide ag he sald asthiLag ong tes . . * intayy , - om - Ft tm mate ag tence 14-0000 ea 4 . : ‘ : udith. Herre ora ia thES toléone de mi cosa 53] ; con 16s pone _ Bampedia stedds. Av itede 3PUR Waldir statics caceadecnls chun timely weet oe ated, Setente os Lovcted asia toe aly mt ae 7 . 2s a La oF * wyoal’ Qnte . * . a & - - nee se : cae - : 14-0000 ¥) 8154532 - 14-00000 Fue, UGA AL LA DIVES Los ais) CONTACT gira aa i) 2 zo u SEACT : SAY “ae CAF rE tT tou on POLL Tea DE ii WW LA 5. COMPANYS Ea cieia a3 Te 14-0000 DEN-263-75 “chtet, , Domentie 6 Collection Division +25 June 1975 having Pasned. ‘the * shave infornatton to the Local FRI office fn the ‘form : op stated. ve a _ : ; ; 4 : . Povalker/del ; ee “JANES M. SOMMERVILLE ” - EB IMPDET CL BY 008582 re . Lote . 14-0000 een eet pete ieee oe . Tonge is tee mire git te cee cag cee ve ence ee Milage see: - . wes. ~ a we reee, ore —— . _ . . be . 1 ° . ; - : . ft " 7 T- rs a soe i fe Len ee ge et wee eee gee a hres ce ere re tn eer en re : . .} * ‘ : ; ' . ’ i . . ‘ a . . ; i . " ‘ ’ . C . eae eee 7 : af 14-0000 attse Me, “14 ; . studs pep 0 casi @ 65 : BRUCE B: - FEL: ee Se, MY HOME LATE ON. oe, 4 28 June 1976 TOT THAT AFTER COMSU_TATIONS WITH ot HIS ATTORWEY WE HAS DECIDED HOT TO Siz THE AGENCY. - Fe £2. 1MPDET CL BY O11663 mo - ; SECRET a ; . a _ FYI, x ao . H . : . . . £ €_- : an : i f . . ta, : . mo te 8 ot see - on ae . To : i . . ~ te a i ern . . ’ . . i ‘ : ee ne ve ee Te i i re ad : « ” i % . wee : _ age . B a “ + be. ‘ 14-0000. > . . . : CITE pensntait SST? a, Pe : SUARTORS: - : ° - “ me me “Tos 90 asi vauearens oS a | Lop ata oss. cpRcuCHy otek cep Tob OLE i ; “hier: a Pan eR GPR LAGE RG : wt fears Tr Oe OH PKL . Sule AG Pine tf rat. Df) Paik : ca Pao aubace corn a) Ue KOT ASE. T5Heoe | : ayer . an ” ‘po. SOTHBALE » 2 LAPDet cL a9 Bi isés oo rel no Pane 1S APPA vey PLAbuTHG ct SEO EB eg ee ee ee ed Be Wy . : . ‘ i . a e 14-0000 Chit, Doventte Collectien Division — ATTA : Deputy Lor Field Gpe¥ationa (Starla caren anne — — ~t a : : ‘ : i , . . . f } . - r —s ~ 2 a * Hae . . : ) w tye ae ec: 053 (Watts) . oon Se : i . . . mo, . * . } 4 : - co Po mt r . aoe - : ’ - : i . wo . : - - fo f . ; sh we fteu. ‘ . " ; : ‘ _ . . . : : : \ on . . - ; - : . . . , ~” . . ' . ‘ . ) . i . . s t ‘ . . . . t . - . P, FY oe . . i . . : . = a . . : . - . coe « ~. . i oem. - : . . a . : . i oe 14-0000 NE DIVISION REQUEST FOR CONACT OF oa Ele POH OF FTO TN: Cayenr i MSE SY Tao po7s, SES TCUR VNU 1S ag? DO ate bead THROLG4 AG LA TIVislat it3 IAN ae ceecirpenne a A oe .¥ r ’ be pe eters Feces 2 . aa * . epee ee Lege so 14-0000 . . + 1 At Bye ol a ee 4 wk aa ‘i. O8 THe AFTERRON f FORMER AGEHCY STAFFER wov EMPLOYED BY - WaT EEL. Sato THeT HE HAD ropkt a SEER ‘1985 I RET At MIs ‘neuest aN war ‘MARTY HART H . ee aeeee ecco : Ni ; WHEGH ACTUALLY GRIVIWATED WETH THE Daz sar coy 5 ef Orta .Fle9 Chl BURLAU BNO WHUCH BAS Dib TAbh y FASS c3 19 fo “ a _ vACKESNUT VATE THE. = wt Sandia THAT WaCkcuHUT vOULD. Ti: LISTS). sae PA RED STHETI CAbb Yt, FOR Fie “RECORDS PRIGR to Tints Ne arcs" a — : re Sok mm Be ‘AcconozNG TO MARTINES, “HE wad’ BeW TIPPED EY A eLest Ree ite mee npegrrne meme o> CONTACT id ThE exaguazed ‘cha pudeAU ThAT SEBASTIAN CHARLE , VOLFE HAD BEEN APPREHENDED RECENTLY “APPARENTLY Ii THE COURSE : OF INSTALLING A MIKE OR WIRE. ThE CIRCLUSTANCES AND BATE Ane : -t . . ; oon ' * sone seme aeeacapemcee = ao ' 4 | { be | i i af ~ * toe ge gheO AE 7" r 0 ABO NESE Rt ote yee cae one eR HOH yO nha ARR TR gh TR ere aH) { | | ; i : “4 t 7 oT i 4 i io ¢ i i ie i i i i | i ’ 3 apie up : . Pee “AL voLe?, OY THE WAY, IN acoTtton eo THE 4 ee ee a _ APPARETLY THE ORGS E EUREAU WISHED TO ALERT THE or euey. ; pints us aa Co want vt yrs , xX FLOVIORA, is aude VAG TOUS , APE ; WG aust PLATS Fok Lecat STATE 8 3 a sbioance Y 1s een FOR KES a eR THE Hes, ran RE a ee er en a oe Noweoe cee merits meat = Man ETT a> “ ¥5 CP a= SN oe ements ema Sa ei a coe ie sk aS ate ACKENMUT DOES HOT KNOY Wat PHC NEXP SEP WILL pe BUR OO” 14-0000 MEGRARAT SR Fae moreee SOIR he i ae SEE eee Ta, ea DA rane og ye ger ap, ee ate we tee oe bog . a at . —— a okey ek ee 2. ‘ . ~ NL. . ; oa , . . « 3. . . : t THAT A SENIOR MEMAER. OF THE BUREAY KNCHS THAT SARTINES TS & 7 md FORMER AGENCY STAFFER. IN ADDITION; YE AHE TOLD THAT THES 2S. | * YADIVEBUAL HAS & DISLIXNE OF AWD DISTRUST FOR: LIAISON CHANHELS AT ANY LEVEL OF COVERS: TING THIS F te 7. AS DISCUSSED, YE ARE REPar st Phe BELIEF THAT ANGUS THUZRHER AND PERK PS CTHERS: MIGHT WISH BY YOUs 2 IMPDET Ch BY 904476 i so re oe ete : _ _ : ee ee vee ; , an pont a TTS tenet tes oN } ° } : - en . 14-0000 SYS xy ’ DAL+108-72 Of Wi hak, and he stated that Qacxenhut lad vot hoard further from our pwople but he vould like to advine that the system fs nov available on S ming the Prog it. which, rs . 3, éala you please fo# ard. thks tc “eof ‘ y one 6f tlie TSD representatives: whe vigtted | coral Gables : JUSTIA F. SLEDCHAUP \ ay : _ : yi ‘ . . 4 . cep ene ee gee SL - ee : _- ec eenene eee i . H t j . t,. ‘ : ie 14.90000 i . i ‘ i . . t i“ . . : } . ; i . . ; : . . : } ‘ . i: — i . . . aod i= : i i ATTN: . SUES SREB E |. WE . . i ow 1 DEC 78, THEY MELE ae sitet i WACKEURUT courant . seaury . | fis 57S, an | a | . ‘, } . : : ee fo TT nn aa 7 - onan ate st a oo nnn ~— ee . en a mene 7 oe | ; i nn ee ee er ne eee gre ie ae i a nf ene re t ° . : . . 7 es “se ° ° . . reo and. age ety 14-0000 LIF THES 15 AGRESAALE, TO. TSD-39 THAT ARRANGEME SEC RE T sayssaz NOV: 70 'CETE ‘CodTACES7#baet Fit SONTACTS/ #@ASRINGTION + tage = TES FOR TESTING ECULP MEN suovun BE ROMPLETED PY anaUT S¢ Vu AVA Hr we SREQUES Ter Ry TIT TAac LAD 7A MONS I : ° ve - * t ¢ ft . : + : . . : a 4 4 ‘ : ® if + + - i . Le “ me . + 14.90000 r wert ee ttt FI ASST \ MIM=178~70 _ 29 Octaber 1919 - coral. cobe0 Florida wah 2. _ Mapuel J. Chavez has advised se that Electro-Pindere, Iac., . . . . . | we , glstra P. GLELCHAUP } . I . + . ; I | ‘ ; ; | | 7 : MY , ge te _ . : a | 7 , : _ | : . ; as i emeneeeeg fo . . Ul ed aerasee decd é : . ; _ | I \, 3 2 a a -d 8 : a 3 ‘ Stl HEALS ise 14-0000 a) . ue . Bédin Bee me mt ae Pe Seescapetge SabedeiNaitn che ants 2th BIW aviation aiftwad At wa Ae ‘gabject™ 6& a present capabilities fa ‘this field’ of interest. cups ¥ Li kl. 14-0000 . © ‘ Bb Teen tare thwes oe genta ‘ y we : = i - 3 . “F 5 . 1 + ’ . 21 feptenber 3970 Director, Desscetic Contact farvica . ; _BIE- -169-70 ATH 3 OSs Guaulén) RI sy oe rane _ £e would have 2. 5 1/2 (2mites, , . ae |. fiayo- a ‘vance oF 8 2 10- miles. : : : a Ae Vo tasncidibber fa cyecce ma 40 flee ths cul de au the ofy l secont of 5S. Its siu: ba plened by on Ar/7ie FECeiVARS . 1 ae ond the. bagtertes eee: ckandard: iare batt 5 vivteh lact 7 = 10 ) deyes tp . . * . . . : ? oe : 4 ; ye . if - don: ne aa Bs cep nt eee ot - H - 3 . d- we JUSTIN BL CLELCUAUP ‘ | Je Gmbf teen UE ‘ . if Attachment: Printed Material £5 Stated * : a ' . . : { : , . re 14.90000 Torri Ss -4§ rl Ne ; ' Director, Boncatic Contact Seivice B seecer ¥ oT ABO 3 Services Diviston | MEN-204-67 - \ Chief, stiant Fiola office 6092 contradti : éountries. Eves Chowk ho Goes very Latics his steff and Mae. George W. ckenhus, Presicent, Goa considercule at the \ eecent tine. 5. Mr. Acorell is most cooperative andi even though ke fecls thas scoe of tis corporation security projects exe Erivilegcd martes corporaticn will be abh y Gb tines yess Wrienre 14-0000 foresee? | foresee? | : pean CONFIDENTIAL SEMPRE 8 OT] aN 14-00000. . an a SECRET. . . (When Filled In) ; - ”” PROCESS SHEET. FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS ron *reLe _PORMARNED, x : orrice Kt. 27) 20) 20! 20; 3 weno or COULECTION et "EVALUATION * | : ee 7 REQUESTED FROM ! . Ag} wredvew - [] vam réeors. roe (Clornen oocument (Jornen iepecity . CASE OFFICER a cis” = oe BiMainvaring: paw 5 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS fo : 5 a (20-41) ; cnaoins ano peer ~ 14-0000 | METNOO-GF COLLECT odes reo. 19- FIRLD coumen ie F u. $s. ct ten, a. féraer intel lige officer who ts employed wi ; | = .conduets business gn: a wor Tdutde: seate. - . ied ! alr ned in this. Peport : oo. a ; quite ‘by chafice, frod-a éo- -worker Who of. we ee ee £ | ° returned from Algerta Yast week.” Mrs a rn . en . Gletehaut Belfeves that the ‘co-worker : ; oo , does not have. any further details. mos . , CASE OFFICER GINISION STARE DESK cAyet > USIMNOSSey. TWOP : Mhames . (20a ale LE ® : “aeons CONFIDENTIAL’ CL. By 007823 ° . . EX-2 MP, DET. 4 14-0000 ‘SERVICE COLLECT. aA. FIELO ORFICE INTERVIEW [llotree Document * - | . I | Loo ‘SECRET. 14-0000 . oo. ., . - i . - a . “HELO Orrice anas -_ .° : 1 : : . a . ae - 8 ’ 4 2040) f SECRET 4. 14-0000 SECRET’ . ; * (When’ Falled ta) . = ifior 2 oa | ; ; oy ot . 1. . . { “eieed orrice, “"pEte Lowariagt yh PEMA MAAR TRG. . FOR 2s USE PREVIOUS EorTions co : ; . 149 . : . . SECRET . GROUP t Erceuone faaw aurouanir Demm- . . [ gmaotng mud PECL ADS Fee ATION Pe ae ee eet es | (CASE OFFICER. | . 4 14-0000 SECRET: _ (When Filled tn) ’ Case NUMBER E Tenvigwo> (lJ 1am asrory * PR 7 ON oat e . 7 . . . . : |.» Clore cocumens: (Tlornen copecity beta), ~ RilEN Poss ee] ~ CASE OPricER DIVISION/ETAFFVOESK - USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS a ° errr SECRET croup? ~ . ao ia : : #2604060 reow auromaric Dome: y : . . . . S4a0 ING and GEEK aati Atom : ~ . . fo -- anna Aen . oa 14-0000 : : ” caer aces ee oe tae ne aie eas owen Pramas afar ta ena ory Nets eta 4 t i + tee wercaraersenmes eer. "7 ame anime rma plee ns eRe aN (AAS Og Aue DETASS ce TiCe a 14.90000 Toectdo tol- PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS .- De - WE THOO OF COLLECTION © x INTERVIED : "* Eclorwer cocumtnt ey SECRET di iny *. i TION. |, REQUESTED Fam P REPORT Cire (Clorsen (epecity toto) OFFICER ; as teas OFFICER SECRET FOR HEADQUAR) WARDED Da. jy os ferrard GROUP T (20-48) — 14.90000 1.989. CODE CASE NUMBER | a grep . an ee 7 _- + (When Felled:to} oo 157 ; PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS | LTT ss _ . RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC - REQUIREMENTS” (CJ raib reece: a, . woe eo. . an [T]orned tepscity betow) | oS . 7 PACIENY Ost" jomacteo rol ; tay FIELO COMMENTS te I-69 ~ . . : WAb Qs 20 b e@0M auromaric Og way . : ARasine and DECLaTAIeation 14-0000 - ad - oe . - . (Whee Filled In) 4 a . | ce SECRET | . OROANIZA METMOO OF COLLECTION. ~~ —— “evacuation & . . x Ques = OTHEX DOCUMENT. .- acres [oss "Sov Y, rng creo To} nae 0 oe ’ iF Trew commen Ts, ‘ ae ete Saat Reeton as cenaeensts oe saa > - HEAOQQUARTERS COMMENTS: Metered Zor retentions oF i = DIVISION/STAFPVOPSK GROUP T HCL DED rao eutomare Fone SAanine AND OLeLass, AND ab ehass.ttcarion 14-0000 PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS =” eee CER nnnnAERTnTRRANS ae viswaaERtGT : FOR FIELO USE ONLY | ee cf EADQUARTERS USE ONLY vIFLO OFFICE as wy 2 OS pean 0 ae m aces EES he igs. ieee a == \EADQUAR TERS COMMENTS” ~ etait aes ant men bean 6.0. CHIEF . CASE OFFICER : 120-64) : % > SESE eee Se 14-D0000 ete t , BE a qe es a ae _ “ ELEY CHAU : . 4 * SECRET {2O4t) ee \ we ae . 4 , _ \ 4 14-00000 | . . . ‘ . ‘ . : . - lends Bec tke ng aoe : toe I, ; ; oaake cae ooo ca MES ne 14-0000 Division/Scutt Dork (20-41) ArGiatehsn : ary CBA? . . ] . * FORM Obi #Owsqua. . - st _ : SECRET 4. 14-0000 .- SECRET (When Filled tn) _ £ PROCESS SHEET: FOR DOMESTIC.CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS. case NUMRER : 4 af £ 4 4 s ; il | i 4 Meet) oe ny chan a bade bR Iabs Bh ea oe, -: so 7 ey - X-REP wien CIA LATERAL. Gor qed y prine en “is STEP AL ee OLY wo FIBES 200.0220... . oi? oe ; 4, 690 BIVisionés.T AF SECRET 14-00000 . _ FOR HEADQUARTERS US| a, lorHer OocuMEN JFCleichous/ess | FORM 55 USE-PREVIOUS- EDITIONS: 189 . crs 14-0000 : - : ore . : : : . SECRET . When Filled In). ae OUESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTION | 2 eee | FIELO orrice Ty - > 7 eo Seatieatnatted | F.OT CMIer CASE OFFICER —~ FORM 25. MSE PREVIGUS Eo. TIONS 1-69 ° a - — SECRET — | | soa) 14-0000 : “ ; (Whan Fallad’tn) 7: fer - en ee oe 7. PROGESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS - oo FOR HELD WE ORLY cis CHIEF wT SAGE OFFICER — oa chau? oichaur. OR: ¢ ; snatein for 25 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS . SECRET 14-00000 . Case OFFICER, ___#PGAeichenf/ess | __JFCLETCHAUP |” TDR og ULE PREVIOUS EDITIONS . . oes mo ; SECRET 14-0000 SECRET “= (When Filledfn), ~~ rv : "y x a € “ aos) oe meco ne nuunee OFFICE . . 14-00000 y 1 PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLL FORPIELOUSE.ONLY, ; 7 FOR HEADQUARTE CASE NUMaEa ALIEN | OSS ‘= Cs Caer PPA OFFICER SEGLEICHAUP * t 25 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS SECRET 14-0000 SECRER _ + (Wheq Filled tn) oo /S5- Ss 24 . ‘PROCESS SHEET FOR: DOMESTIC contact SERVICE COLLECTIONS , FOR, 8, FIELD USE ONLY “Voa MEO QUARTERS USE ONLY AOE EL ah Me EBB Seg Ml seaciric - Guinewen 3: poh ta ty J pita: See ER” o3 54 a dh #10, CHIEF JCLEIGAUP SeouPt Retiuses emcee avtoeatig gone SPAS Oe ons THC aR ITC ETON 14-0000 SECRET = OK te sy (When Filled Ia) _ (SH SRS . ONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS _ OR HEADQUART B- RePorT ude ws ns (7 <r Case Officer ° Division’ Stell Deak ; ; JFiennessey/csq “' 7 JPGLEICHAUP ; . : ; | ~ (20-41) goo 28 Obeerargiariovs _ SECRET 4 14.90000 HERBOUA VERS Cone TS H . i +. B ~ | res Case Ollicer Division/Sralt/Desh i dfllernessey/ess}. f . : FORM Obsolete previous * . 4D ' 366073 editiens. SECRET 4 _ 1400000 “PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTERS : eT | Lf. FOmFIECD USE OMLY : > j Fou neabauatean ise OnLy j : a Frei |] webort - g.€ 008 [eceves | Pe ae] A | . Li OFrice Jf mumocr pwefoe he) CTR ST | { r . aaa zyfed ine ni) [9 ca I “ag AP a 197% f 3 ‘ > Doosy an 2 z i " i i 8 ‘ 7 t iG i 4 io wh ka | . ae | a - ij oo. s ; Fo bg rf : JF . yore cs FIO. Chiek [ase Oihicer a) : ri 1 : : : JPiennesse oo" JEGLEICHAVE : FORM Obsolete provious a (2041) i 345 75 edvicns SECRET 4 o oo 7 ot ra : 14-0000 . : . : 7 . ; (When rs y - . ~ PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS “POR FIELD UIE ONLY _ O case: [2] NUMBER 13 & FIELD OFFICE 8. pepoRT aio] safes NUMBER 3 'S COMMENTS (20-41) 14-0000 7 “a _ fon a STs 2 Cs a52es | a52es | oBnoc ar eieep OFFICE FlouSet alvise it CA CCCucrrerv/ess Odsolote provious - Gditions FORM 366 5 ‘SECRET a {When Filled ta) DO. case NUMBER seooood WEADGUARTERS this dator- SECRET * : . [- 7. ie ae ‘ ff (0-41) pace 4 sma H ce gepoay ; . ce ; nBGoG cacen — romano: ¥ one ran cane we SS FBR ORS \temaianomeeen, SRR MERIC Le ras [tere Other Division Sipe hrtzO - yoo oy i ; a CC SECRET Mya { é po aoe _ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY cs pwithin’ he es ni "at the” OFS Fe et Ig an wriathigrized peivon is ‘prols od. by law. ~ . “hg eatetial con's Sor a 4s, Bee Secs 7OF ad on NGDISS “COUNTRY “Coteabta : a RPG RT NO 06-232 An/ 3163387 " SUBJECT Groving piaaemeny between the mn DATE DISTR. ca den 68 . Covernnent and Business Community . . eee mo, “ . MO, PAGES 1 : . 2 : . REHRENCES CIRL C-D07-53900 : “ ‘ee _ DATE OF INFO, & Dec 67 and earlier - . ; . BLACE.& DATEAG . APNIN aie Forea represen wat ‘ta not .fa completa harmony with the governm ment of Proctdent Cartes Lieras Moat buztnecs executives confirm chag-under the previous Conservativa ror it ene tnd er 3 i 3 percentage of envloyees &: , witeh wiki be recurned to the employae upoa reciresence or termination of ciapioytne. Under taf arrangemence the employer may make use of the money for investments or dcvelopucnt of tha firm or {ndustry. The reason for the discontent is thae the government is atte=zpelng to pass a-clov ree, eaehng | ell business fiers and indusrries BEBE, che anor ney received fram ri ‘ei ate Ce 4 12 Ret an . ee ee ne ee nee en ee mere ey re [_ ; t c- -O- “No FeI- “DE wNeTeTeAcd 14-0000 ar ee _ PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS} c-4S-at FOR FIELD Ost ony 7 oa ’ 34] . P| alse) |. RELEASED. edtvions SECRET 14-0000 paning of ‘the tsplonage. taws, Title ty laws ~~ < m a 9 sar St hese ese ate raft + _REPORT-NO. “DATE ‘pista. 10 Jan 63 “NO PAGES 1 primes stee sepa: wate 2 a REHRENCES CTRL C-DO7-53900 (355) 00-B-321/37919-67 | i + satan mean on, _ DATE GF INFO. Dee 67 = earlicr ._ PLACE & DATE ACQ. Es efforts cf the pres sent Government sone +3 considered to be the olacest ene e of the eilorts istra . ~ : . in bh - ” tt i . i ~ we 4 ss ay, oul all ote: 3. Pees his polt : ZL 2 Go continue ai Presidents. Tne desire of Azocercna to cont 4 when consideravios 4: vearra roy asain te 21 we shanks, weer a Hons OF Pee ty 14-00000 7 SaRTMENT OF CEFENSE INTELLIGENCE EVALUATION REPORT moo vu a WAS REPORT RECEIVED BY P. IF REPORT WAS IN RESPONSE TO - A SICR OR DIRM S11 ITEM, (T SAT- ae ad REQUIREMENT SUSPENSE DATE 1, fen } an eup lc e k : ~ : rope KO” gee ag a ' “ & cur haufi Sate i Eeades + me - . : . S . - wasnt - ee if r . . DATE EVALUATED |NAME OF EVALUATOR : Joa ved! Te » Hes Ww Lt.) . : 23 eb le oh on i ORM -_ JevioUs 1 ae. my ~ _ " : ~~ : . i]s) ae nse $480 PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE. 7 14-0000 SECRET cre . . (When Fiiled In) . Bs ie ae [O: 5 PROCESS SHEET ‘FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS F —- \Sal 6° . voR rey FOR mtapouasyras Use ONLY A. FIELD. . ; Tats 8 @neo. cone }_RECEWED | me s asteet | faraapapa| |" sSttee |] Ferree pe ee eoooc TL iki Omomor E ee prpea fools foals 33) . COMBINED ote TR “RLY * EXCHANGES y FORM §9eé 25 Obsolete previous - : - {20-83} editions + SECRET tebe ® 14.90000 | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY . whowene ae “this-metorial. contains inféeagistion allecting, tig Nationa! Defense of the United, States! re the meaning ol the, Expionsge Laws, Tale oo Ro £, Secs. 79. cand L794: the Wamuislge, revelation of which. ia ony morner ‘ee ungthe horned perioh i probed . 2} ebuinte Colombia | / RPORT NA OO »38i/m109-41 + , susitcr Cuerrfita Operations DATE OWSTR. 2 Ja yO : _ NO. PAGES 2 REFERENCES CIRL: C-DC7-59550 ite: ae ing geographical locations. The Arniy ‘of National ‘Elberation (ELN) ia” pee _ ". : ating in Departemento Santander Del Sur at a point nearest the Veneduelan rations. provides . the th , “SH neeettt wt reste ounce 4. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (PARC) is presently operating along the borders of the Departamentos of Tolima and Huila in the Inten- dencia of Caqueta, The leader of this group is Manuel Morulanda, better known as "Tiro Pi jot. This group is dedicated to and followers of the -, Hoscow din e UTE ea eo j et elm]. . ( eomeroscrrat The disseminahon of this document is limited fo civilian empioyees and achwe duty mubtary personngl within the infelliggnre componrots ‘of the US!D member agencies, and ta those senior officials of the member azencres who must act upos the jnlormation. Howeyer, unless pScrfec alty conreted wm accordance with paragraph B of DCIO 1{7 a may bo related to these components af tha department: and agencies of the UL S. Government diecthy + parkeipating in the produchon of Natonal Intelligence Wf SHALL NOT BE DISSEMNATED TO CONTRACTORS ft shall not be dissomnsted to Orpacer | hons of personnel, inchuding consultants, under a contractual ralaronship to the US Government without the wuiten permission of the onginator, . . . : ON Nera ade 4 14-00000 bi _WIDSEM va ne in ' 7 . . . ele@jo. . Fol [: Se ; _ . control. Inthe case ,: | zoos their whereabouts but. : a. . : 1 ‘ . att ; - ‘ > - — te - - . . 5 . . Ve a - ~ 7 t ~4F t ; a ae 2s” . ~. : 4 : 7 oF - . . : . ve Loe 3 . . . + . + . , . > . bd mL . * ‘ ° oe , . + . ek rs — = - r - wee ee - - ° - ’ , . . : ., ; . . . . ; . . * . t . . ! x ’ > . . , 3 . . ry . . 7 4 : . . +. an . * , : ? . i . ' . .
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14-0000 104-10291-10017, | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | Rt Feeney gee tee ern n . FILE TITLE/XUMBER/VOLUNE: : INCLUSIVE DATES: - . CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: peemerens ne mireens smccumcaneme wears oni “ACTAVAT(ON BRD CLOSURE 14-0000 Ms ebay sagen st Eidos are, x oy eee eee roe a ean WHE 2702 eee reer 14-0000 —— ee ee te = wee mm ~ - ~ . 2 . oC a ; . a. >t - . nos oot . . . : " ~ “f ‘ . . DOMESTIC COLLECTION DIVISION. ot st ‘I SE 1 8 7 NOTICE OF CASE CLOSURE. “ot | wO ve a eo H DISTINBUTION (AS LISTED BE Low) : . Baik j- Lo _____30_ June 1977 i - S , OSB . BCD CASE HUHOLA * ran Cuiei2Erat tons Services Group/OSB, yn - 65805 Hi. “HIS RIVISIOF BAS COUPLETED WORM OM THE ABOVE CASE NUMBER, FOR WHICH qeoumeurne WRNE FUANISHLS ‘ . . EW IME FOLLOWAKG CONTROL NUMELAS! yoo. soe iy - ; | fio = *, Ht i eo pa Queatio’s Mav B¢ : ; mocriNaron (—2268-- = B Son Fronclizo’. . B- Ssottfe XXXXXEK Aiton , *, a oa sMisneopalib. : . ‘ GF Rew Yoik a Lo. . a ao Philadetplite - - i : oO DD, Piistingh ; aH - : wea oe cet cee GS tou - wee te - so a _. CONFIDENT IAL ; | 14-0000 . wo he ee . awe ee - - “ . : ; . - ° 7 ~ - ” een ee ad « en ae . : cow he canabtpee Oa OF ae ke on ae ee . = - : f cn om Cover and Related Operational lead/US Company Contract “with Sonatrach . . Downs * WOLLEcrroy DIVIstz4 - : Peeas.. f Services Graup/s 65805 M10 sokkmyfemdeig 20 Decmeber 1976. WANE 6C18" ant: aalWegner “TCC ROR 3 6568-76" ; - - oe, as ; . ; . . | , oo Cg . : : oo. ne ne a pppite cn wm 006875 . oF . ve . - 1 oe: see? ; t 14-0000 CONFIDENTIAL Laren filed ia) PROCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLECTIONS viran moaNeralie RESET one ota WE ADGUANTENS COMMENTS _[FigiD COmmenTs Procass sheet typed fa OSG/OSB per. - : rs ~ a eS 71 ; Cobar ® Seon. teodze 4 Fo Gees t) of : a 718 {foweyeer, Ove So ce stzte nel He . ' — Se f pecbibt & 2 net opel efor at ot Bi. ve gee Kay, be subj t . | omersbics 0 oR pectic Aaleter 1 Pg hk Ke hight peed. Aha STEER LEY nee te C8 Wy beh yg WE belege. . Lame Te Some pd eh FORM 25 OBSOLETE FREWIGLS EQ: TIONS 718 CONFIDENTIAL ; 8 14-0000 ““g EG RE 7 1620402 DEC 76 SLAF CLE DOD/MIAME 13718 TOs DOD/HEADQUARIER Ss . TO: OPERATIONS SERVICES GROUP (ALMY) FROM maTiw AR ING 7 a, WHINTELAJONACE IdTER WAL USE UHLY o Ee OIR-36564=76 i SUBJEG: /AREAt COVER AND RELATED “OPER AT 1OHAL LEAD/US COMPANY CONTRACT WIT SONATRACH CALGER1A) . C/St BRUCE BERKMANS. — _ . WACKESHUT CORPORATION. ; : . ; : 3200: PONCE. DE LEON BOULEVARD _CLRAL GABLES, FLOR IDA ; METH OF COLL: INTERVIEW , FIELD COnsal'S: CONFIRIT:.6 SLELSON/i ALNWAR ING TELECON wé RECOGNIZE pene pe eae oo * if } wHAT DOT 52-18 wAY PRECLUDE 1HIS USE AS CURRENTLY INVERPRETED. ; ACTIVITY YOULD BE CoMUCTED InROUGH A SUBSIDIARY AND- LNVOLVES THE ‘ PROTECTIVE, NON-INVESTIGATORYs CLIMATE OF THE COMPANYS. ere eo WOR Bees HATS AR INGO" * E2 IMPDET CL BY 911668 oo. SECRET 14-0000 = od vee ” - ° | - , . : , oo , 7 fp} th - - cre INTER gt we fig SECRET 1620322 LEC -76 STAFF Bs ' CITE DEAN IAM 13719 ” . i Tor pepyHg SADQUART ‘Se = me [ ° WAINTEL/yOWACE INTERNAL USE OWLy: Ea 3. ' ‘ . a = : - = on . Meee be “WYANT. UIRSS6564-26-- 22 oe a i woop oe SUBJECT? COVER. AND-RELATED OPER AT 10WAL. EA /US COMPANY conTitact 4 _ WITH SONATRACH ; : wh & 4 ; oe a 2 ot : i LUD’. % ; : 4 rods; I “p “TERMINAL, Sy. PORTS, OIL” - E LG "FIELDS, POWER PLANTS, LPG PLANTS, AND OFHER | i CRIT Cal PRODUCTION AREAS. - PLADTNG S AND “eoueLus tons ENCOMPASSED 4 i. TRE FOUL. OiING? | : a - q : A. EVAL UAT ION OF THE ‘crit 164i, 1tY AND ‘vin. H2aa3 IL ITY OF THE SITES : P a. GAGA AT LOW AND guirvignt 4 | yet | a a C. i 19us aio Habibi 4 _ ; a f n. 2 14.90000 F, PiLYSICAL. SAFEGUARDS © Gs AGES COM, “nS i. DEEECTLON SYSTeRs I, Bareuo eT lov wmzspodss) sysTans Je DISASTER All) ESERGENCY PLANS Ke TRALNI IG REQUIREMENT $ AND RESOURCES Ey FIAGIAL at apeiWrsttar ive AgPCTS rs - 3 ‘is. INSPECTION AND TESTING } q Ns WATLONAL PROTECTION. STANDARDS: - * 05 “PREPARATION. OF DETAILED SPECIF ICAT 10NS FOR A REQUEST FOR j : = j i NS PER arpous CUAL UATIOW,-Z2LECTION AND PR Oc URENENT oF CURIE 5 SAFETY, FIRE “PROTECTION AND. . "AND TRATA ‘B,, THE IWEWEIF ECAT ION, ; ps TL Ce. Cr NERS A SAFETY. {asp ANN. AN EQUIP ASAT maT Deg PROVIDING. DESIGN eNoINe dR ING. Pad : Cat Tous sys STEM. AS VELL AS THE, 2 TASTALL AT 10d, AX) CHECK aut oF % . IsPESRAL TOT YESE ARR A: SGENEAT S, {3 ExT US PERSONNEL WHO WILL so NV REGUL &P-CO8 OFFICTALS AL ALL LEVZLS. A LONDON EKEC oh HANDLE SOME STAFF: SELECTION. THERE WILL. BE cowsto tape TAL ATG oF ALGER TANS TN THE US, PROSASLY AT THE UNIVERSITY oF MLAdI aid FLOR INA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY GtlaaD. 6. THE PRECEDING YAS VOLUNTEERED Fa POSSIGLE OPER ATIONAy CONSIDERAT LOW ON A VERY PRELIMINARY ASD NONSOMMITAL BASIS. Ee TNPNEr CL BY. DL1SSs_ SECRET a Died Ga ESUpY 14-0000 ‘ ~ 65805 13 Septesber 1976 Attached. for: your info AE Ae pee \. Tybee beg . . t aw 14-0000 + , . ot ee SECRET 11000 2 SEP.7S STAFF. - lg CITE DCD/MIAMI 13518 re Tor DCD /HEADOUARTERS. oe . TOs, OPERATI OWS sEAVEnES gRour/osé crRENEHD FROM warneadizne = ee WHINTEL “ SUBYS i RER 2 MAd DCD CASE 630s - BRUCE F BERKHARS a . EME ‘FIC WN THES MATTER ‘AND- was SIMPLY. TRY ENC INDIVIDUAL e 26 HE ALS.0 REVIEWED “SOME PROJECTS THAT. HIS GRONIZATY ON BE INVOLVED IN BOTH LATIN AMERICA.AND THE MIDDLE EAST. A THIS DATE LT IS TO. EARLY TO DETERMINE WHETHER WE MEGHT HAY LY INTEREST IN THESE MATTERS. RIGHT Ney WE HAVE WO REPORTABRE ’ i RR OPERATLONAE MATEREALS« $e BERKMANS ALSO DISCUSSED HIS ootpany® g APPROACH ro "EXE PROTECTION = GAINS T. THE. THREAT. OF. [INTERNAT CNAL TERRORIS MAY BE STILE “ANOTHER AREA UN WHICH HE SIGHT DEGAS LONALLY” “yoLusTéeR A USEFUL ITEMS * 4. AS NOTED: EARLIER, SINCE: NYS. De - LITEGATION ENVOLVENG THE AGENCY: PERS QUAL APPRAISAL. NOQw.TS THAT He IN: THE FUTURE DESPITE THE TOLEReay TNE ee IMPORT.Cl. BY 211668 is SECRET . ; as ve ‘ 14.90000 JVRENCH fea SECRET 2268 ae St 15734 a9. yuig 1976-2230. - 1 Boo Yay HELP DEYUSE. THR SITUATION. 7 Le girs vw ao A BY CASE BASTS. , - _ - 4 g-2 INPDET CLBY 008875. i . ; + = : . a 3 SECRET 14.90000 CASE 65805 ‘PDIvicston cCreup/0SB “4 Office of Indpector§ General - 2224 08. oo: , i ! . . @ 4 a ; ‘S$ i i 14.90000 rs . . re THIS” sic on MEET ING: AL MOST A F HE GER? RELIEVED AT. FNAL ¥ Havin CONE TOA DECISION, HE THEN REPEATED: -EPPEARS NOW. TO | : 4m NA NONOPERATI OMA: TOWED VOLUNTARILY THAT™ IS 20SS GEORGE” IN var ous . REST. :0 US. ; I iH “WE With HEAR- foam BERKNANS AGAIN, ES Tae0zT, &i ZY ‘OLI668. 14-0000 , ~~, _ DCD Case 65805 DOMESTIC COLI STI0S DIVISIcy Cperet fees Sere. 085 Croup /0S3 Pil Koy Eide. | nei od woe ~ LLoyd Burdett--3 B 4402 Bq.” a, Case 65805 2 July 1976. ; Attached for. your information is, a copy of Miami: THX 13387. : ; ad ‘ ~ a ‘ bs '- ~ #, #2 INPDET CL. BY 006875" i | i | | 4 ? wdgcfaet ant wee on wit nh tennutche® easter 14-0000 aaenteegeepn Se i SECRET 2914522 JUN 76 STAFF “ GITE DeD/MIAHl 13387. . , ; ‘ ; fo To: DCD/HEAD@UARTERS } _ afte OPERATIONS SERVICES GROUP CFRENCH) a fe os. FSi ~-" = “gupye DED CASE 65805 - LA DIVISION REQUEST FOR CONTACT OF — to WACKENHUT CORPORATION OFFICER a FYL, BRUCE BERKMARS TELEPHONED ME AT MY HOME LATE ON } 28 JUNE 1976 TO TELL ME THAT -AFTER CONSULTATIONS WITH i HIS ATTORNEY HE HAS DECIDED NOT TO SUE THE AGENCY. : E2 IMPDET CL BY @tt663 A SECRET 14-0000 (secret Esesc teed Léeita"t “It wil be wed a headqiiattets, on . : Ol. The field is already alert to the need and will continue to Teport as “information is obtajned, ~ O2 Sources capable, of at'least- partial folfillment may become available; requirement will be. ‘drawn upon far thelr’ P guidance.” * Requirement i B not accepted for actlon, for reasons giver under “Remarks.” It = will will not fo be retaliied. for - information. and. use‘if opportunity. develops. O: 1, Decision i is eete : 24, for reasons given under “Remarks,” péauting: ; : , ‘Ini 2 of other collection potential: . - In n of other customer interest, Classified by 006687, Exempt from gengrat daciassitication schodule of £20, 11652, Exémption category 68{2). tmpossibie to devermine gato of eutometic dectassificetion, FORM 3734 ” TIAI - ees 10-74 MFG 12-74 [J conriventiat (} secher (20-37) 14-0000 a. tempt ehenpentn teem one ae sips pr as en j 1 23 June 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: DCD/OSB 6 . . ATTENTION: Mr._Jon French. - , i. ‘SUBJECT .: Contact with Former Staff Agent e B. 4 Be a be 4 a 2. -We discussed this. case with Mr. “Anthony Géaatn, Assistant General Counsei/DpO, who felt that a epresenta tive of the Agency should meet with Mr. Berckmanhs to sée what he had on ‘his mind. Goldin said we. would: not be in viorati on of any Agen . regulations or guidelines. since Mr. Berckilans was-the one requesting the mect ing: Mr. Goldin recommended that contact be made through an overt. employce (DED) rather than through the LA/Miaini Station.. : ; . . 3. Upon learning’ ‘of your two immediate’ intel roports on 22 June, from private investigator soirceés, concerning: plans for possible assassination of Caribbean leaders, we so, felt there may” be a connection between these reports and Mr. Berckiians! informat i ‘tt is ‘for: that reason that: we Ss ggcsted that bcp might want to, Hove rapidly on this matt Te : . t 4, AS mentioned’ on the green. line, Mr. Retckmans” address is 3941 ‘Midway St:, Miami, Florida; his telephone number is (area code 505), 443-2260. \ A Bemey C/LA/CAR/CARI E2 IMPDET CL by 012913 14-0000 fometenssecennh ep nun 4 waren -. ‘ enehil 23 June 1976 Mr. Goldin tecommended™ that contact be overt ‘employee (DCD) rather than through ‘the LAMA - Station. 3. Upon learning of your two immediate intel ¥ep0) on 22 June, from private investigator sources, concetni plans for possible as: Sane of Caribbear leaders felt there: Mr. ¢ ne : ues . we su nested” that DED ght waht t for ona rae "on, matter. , oo . . re, Mr. Bercknang mi, Forlag} his telephone 260. Lloyd. C. Burnett C/LA/GAR/CARI E2 IMPDET - CL by 012913 $ i i 14-0000 ree i ee ae + 2 -. “tg RGSS pace abn cenppiens foment T= ae Pe eat SO . ~ PR vat os, be eteict Fe RE brit Te weg hae eo 14-0000 14-0000 TOs DCO/HEMDAUARTERS AVEO DIREETIR OS A APTN —009- tHE GIO ey nee w: DCD/HEADQUARTERS | 13883 “YE AT PPRULE Weise le I -MET BRUCE BERCKNANS AT. HIS WACKESHUT FFICE THIS: MORNING AS SCHEDULED. BEACKMANS BEGAN. THE ras ie BY. SUCONTRACTOR HIS ‘Gompany 1s WHICH WOULD PROVIDE. RENG: a C ACT IW CUST.OD TAL SERVICES FOR REVERE BAUXITE HOLDINGS WHICH THE COMP auly ph eeeny PLANNING TO ROTHBALL, E2 INPDET CL BY (611668. 5, FUME CST CASE E50”, | diy! a, 9 Va - | : ay ME a 14-0000
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104-10291-10019 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | { , i a ead ont aa eae sees . ‘subject, to 10 daw limitation ‘pér fod. has been charged te. I JAGSH: and is due to be returned to CON r DIVISION, SE-65 Hos., x7841, as ot 044 1400000 bear Mr. Rosneks Reference is made to your contract with the U. 3. Government ue as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 Maren 1970, as amended, : \ , i, Effective, 6 April 1979, paragraph four (4) entitled “Compensation” o am nded by deleting the figure $37,270 as it appears therein 4 cof the figure $41,270, Sa Goveriuient exployees 4 aulees aa 19 a 14-0000 — - ~ ; ; Soe a . ; : - rn . ; : , : , . a - 7 : . ! SO, AGHENISTRAFIVE -INTEPHAL USE OMY ; : - ! : ASMENISTRATIVE = INTERNAL USE ORLY By OF pe 14-0000 » : annem “HF ee a wenn | ane deta i SECRET oo / ’ po > ae i > . i soy : . rn mo 2 OL 321-79 . Managenent. stage a : Y h/Contract - i . ee a ee a joc ee * - meee 3 te _? . s : - i, - aot . - ope , . 2 14-0000 Po OE 14-0000 o ; : cl 121-79 7 “MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division oS : ae” Amo nara + b : “pennies ewe Smart fleet ey Tete ne cee ania Fe ciges _»* 5 se Set meng, RWW 26 Maf 99 DRV DSc. Po, ae SECRET i : Vee : 14-0000 . ‘ cee ee ae ee tne . Jee eee ee * - < y - we eet ee 7 “XS oe _ ~ « . - ~ 7 REAR emma senar means et: ORME nc HN a SR RAO EP BHR .- - 4 —~ SECRET coal . a , : ‘ “as Mr. Rosnek reaches the salary pafd an employce in the : . top step of GS-15 (currently $47,500) his annual compénsation nn . ‘would. be ‘increased, only as the pay for that Step_ ‘increaseés.. . ee 5. vst ee i ° § . . . ; » ot . . n . ' ‘ . q : 2 ' oo A . : io; F: SECRET a 14-0000 ’ . BF : ya a 7 __. MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Counterintelligénce Staff ~ FROM ; > Stev cn K, Rubenstein ©.’ ~P susseer -- -;se +) REFERENCES . a mS Cyoct (Yavw_14 ‘Feb--99—. a mo bY D9G.1 BY 063765", oe 14-0000 _ a SECRET ° = what he believes ‘wag a: ‘coumitment on the part_of the Agency. . to provide. hin with fis anc 1 in the purchase. of = a : Bat fk. Kit ath ecasmi sp: in paragraph Twas made ‘ that a ‘payment. made to hin. in July 1 $20,000 and wh! he used as. 4 downpayn the Ful fT1imént of this as . y ef the $50,000. he was promised. for his "two year. Ss. ‘tal This despite the. face that in the: August 1972. memorandum ‘as Mr. Sor " Is considers that the assistance in py chas house ete » which: fie has, been gi 14-0000 os meen SO “SECRET . te v ; ; ; . “| $2,000 in March 1964. . $8,000 dn. May 1969 | ‘ * a : -, z “0 or ding ‘to PDDONOR Rs. reasoning, ; of. the" o: nal. - stn eae con 7 « : é yout ly e , | : Bae 4 t - a : : . be. te m ; ; ; . -, ; : | ; L : ot * ot ios : - : : : . : 2 i me . : : fi i £ : , _ ; ee PL ee = ee we ae - _ - ; ek an eee ete ee ein gee ’ . . vt : « £ < 4 : a ° . . . ‘ - t 3 1 ! 2 1 ? : : . a ; . ; . SECRET ee _ ot : a wee , . 1 . C ~ . € ” t F] : cf SECRET 2. i . “n. . . ; eed oGC 79-02042 . 1 March 1979. wuidior two youre” “in cone in Place ; ; . Se vo . d he, would receive - or a a onIGIAL eta bas 279: _ . QvectMAKEvWwoN 2g Feb 72 - . EXT BYND 6 YRS BY zi amen—___ : : . ut, SECRET 2 REASON ALL PORTIONS ARE CLASSIFIED SECRET 14-0000 wore ee Lee ee — wee ml ee mops - - Q i . . : . . . we mane Cig ede a eae en ate cae clea le SE batt ete tp sobs ne - 8 « ian o, Pn te . . “sf. oe oe SECRET 2 2. As you know, due to unforseen and factors which arese shortly after PDDONOR? 6. honey ; in. England. : i oo" 2" 3, As‘ previously atated, the sole eau bo tion at this point revolvés _ arGurid PDDONOR/ recent. assertion. that CIA still owes: paid: takin ? orm 4 ‘er ing, or in any way connectéd with his” ‘éa0peration atid association. with... CIA prior to the date of this document, 12 July H 1973." . . : I ie oe ge SECRET : | - 2 14.90000 ~- -o+ Ak ww ae — woe 7 : oo - at . eS one weed e eee cee me RE mee REM ee ee I ae > ~ Ne SeCRET . Thus, the wording of the quitclaim is clearly and purpose= fully unconditional and 48 specifically intended to bar the. so - kind of. betatediy raised” elaim whi eh -PDDONOR/L.. is raking now. ooo interne : £n- ‘this 3 dak epee megstestes wabeewete apa mbelpne teenie aan v Ly: : oe 1ea3 ng CIR” fro * Direetor of Secu PDDONOR/1 “agreed” ‘ate - . 14-0000 eR re ee A Sette 7 i Mee: commitments to him regarding a house is more expi leit ly . - 7 documented in a 14 August 1972 memorandum for the. file from the Deputy Chief, Security Research Group, which H 1 he i ; quarters to make the $207,000 , ral grounds. We do | NOF do we mean 14-00000 “te, George “actin Poenek Dear Mr. a , : Reference is made .bo your contract with the U. 8. Gove cman tb, as . represented by the Qantral Intelligence igency, effective 1 March 1970, as 14-0000 re ce ee AvaNishearcve: = TARSAL USE OL sap oe ee Me, George Martin Rosnek a Dear “tr. Rosnexs Reference is mste to your ontract with the unlted. States Government, 89 copresentad by the Central. Intell t{gance Agency, effective J March. 1870, as. avanled.: ; ghee nett iw s ‘ bby teed tomesiatatartta ht nr unt el ab Met \ wa ee at ade habia dae = ; so ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERVAL USE: ONLY 14-00000 AbMadhodel dna Sate ead Hr. Brhice A, Bertotatly ; - Dear Mr. Bertotally: . ; on oe Reference {s made to your contract with the Unfted States Government, as: represented by the Contracting Offfcer, effective 1 March 1970, as amended. Effective 3 October 1973 paragraph four (4) entitled “Compensation” is : amended by deleting the figure $35,327 as it appears therein and hy substituting . fa Weu thereof the figure $37,270, . . , Al) other terms and cond{tfons of the contract, as athended, remain {n° full force and offect.. - Te UNITED STATES: GOVERMENT PU OME a go wae rotyey th Raven | . cptntads ‘. : ae ve “ha . Actsivisiiative ~ duiletaal Usu Os, 14-00000 “ . . ewe eee _ coe ' sta: pik cprer ee ae : a i , * 7 ~ cee es AOMINISTREESIE RBAL USE ERE Raferedce 1a made 66 your contrast with the uniter! States Government, as reprasented by the. Cantral Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March.1970, as — -~ gefective 9 October 1977) paragraph fouc (4) entitle? "Campensation® ts. ome] iy deleting the. figure $33,000 as {t appoars therela ant by suvati tating in lieu thereof the figure $35,327. - Sata pacagtaph {5 also mosifled to provide that mibsaquent augmentation of your basic fee, haned upon cost-of-living ae ind td ly authorized by contract amendment At appropriate 14-0000 Me, George: Martin, Roahok . Bfective 16 February 1977 pacage ig aranied by authorizing you a-one-t amount of $2,100. ‘ALL other terms an} in full forca and effect. 3 Reference 1a mivle to your contract with tie United’ States. Gwernnent, as . Fepresented by the Central Tritelligence Agency, ‘effective 1 Micch 1970, a8 _ aph four (4) entitled “Compensation* ime, lump sam taxable payment in the conditions of the contract, as amendot, remain 4 14-0000 - -ALEANESAASTOE les neal GQEGR 22 Oear Mr. Roaneks / Reference {5 mate to_-your contract with the United States. Gpvarreent, aa represented by the Central Intelligenca Agency, effective I March 1970, ag Rffective 1 June 1977 paragraph. five (5) entitled “Allowancen, Travel, ari - other Expenses" is anended by expanding its scope to authorize the coneurrent,. voluntary, travel of your dependant. wife, including the anpropriate rate ot per diem, when ‘It ta Aatecnined Py. the respensible Government off WwW = 14.90000 ot OO ogc. 7 - 0666 7 3s ‘SECRET . \ Bectolaly, ¢ Bruce &. 30 Semuary 1978 senesiARNL Fos Giter, Cuncoriiielt gence staff ; VIAz Office. of General Gouisél, O&NED; dtvention: Mr. John Rigi. charle ' Gilef, Gofitract Porsenna! Division: é your- Teese, “it boing prosuind the you pepe ae an 2 ar etual authority. / - : ° Ww . fap Caaeies f [ | Lo 4 ' : | & .? . C Date: as “g.6 1eTe es 1 7 . , Distribution: ; | . Orig § 1 - Addressee . 1 - OGC/O&MLD SECRET E2 IMPDET 3~ OP/CPD, _ CL BY: 063837 “aes 7 14-0000 sort me Jose cnet : i. a ir. “Rosnek ° ~ . : : “eee . uf - toi, Ref. in ‘gate to your co contract. with the U.S. Gav roy aS reprezented by - o ww in the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 iarch 1970, a8 nsiended. oo . : 1973 Paragraph five (5) entitled "Allowances, Gravel, my ‘ J Effective 26 Nec. onl other: Expenzes" 1 ie onended ty the deletion of the last / fenvance 4p ita---— 4 Sar ee eee OF ss foil! BEAK, 14-0000 poy ‘ s RET . A ECRE A ° on RE, * Er 494-78 MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Perseanel Division : FROM : David H. Blee _— Bo 3 . Chief, Countergntelligence Staff . BO ‘TROUGH ... ; Chief, Career Minacement- ‘Stare ’ ‘i : 6 Bae Manpower and ; Br el : . : Contract. Ameddent for. 7 Eo - Bratee: 4 BERTUEALLY as tis requested that the, Inde endent Eontractor b wh. S, AT tithe SS cea un een eee it J TEES A alain cama murine eee near yi immer yt ‘ os wa i cC/MS FF SECRET OO ‘ hoot. ; . 2 boos . om 14-0000 __ing bruce Ae Bezertalay. ee a Pent an . eet een Dear Mr. Bertovally eran nS en PY awe Ref. 18 nate to your contrast with the US. Govt., ag “represented o : “ty the ‘contrat. ‘Eatelligence Agent, effective ‘Ql March 1970, ag sonnted, manta an ge os ee ee oe eee _— _- ~ i le - \ md wit speci liz 7eterénce ® he smandnent effective 1 June 1977 a ie te ae me ne nena ““Allovances, 14-0000 “7 WiTLiiAL VOCE UTILE ty ANS wPMn e an Mr. Bruce A. Dertotally sehange Fetter eerie aetibenntn te a emma Dear Mr: ‘Bertotally: | Reference is mada to your contract with the United States Government, aa represented by the Central Intelligence Acency, affective 1 March 1970, as eouaded, with specific refarence tothe awendrent ‘affective 1 June 1977 - pertaining to travel a9 authorized in Paragraph Five (5) antitled "Allowances, . Travol and other Expenses," Effoctive 1 Juna 1977 the last séntence of : a aaid paragraph, the senso of. which partains to the imposition and the aubjectivaty. . of funds received under’ the contract to. taxes, fe deleted fn ite © entirety. be , cpp ottge vee in ah et atben eH Led ae siete Be an tn . 14-0000 aha = be > i oe ' (. * * | | ! I i | 1 em mets uaehatdngene at sang ' te7? 7 pares | i 1 “ : BF fiug ny Tovar : chief, Counteriatelligence state te pel 9 tae, ’ "Sh that -he pine Me. hone — a fe for work when we Pequest him.. ready and ava! ‘When cl Staft assitmed responsibility. t the office of. bh for the it his "private: is. OW ei nested that this quart ; arrangément be . t : A. _ a pod - 7 _ ce mo i i ; a 1 . ot .E2 iMPDET I: . er: CL BY 012208 . mt ; t ° a H SECRET ° of ; 14-0000 . . + ’ Sr Stet tet eae, paren and. conditions of said 1 casein Fs. eeemain "ta full force “anid: effect. A Oren. oe RS A AS ae eerrowreney Vetaet . CONE UR: 2 3 DER mud So) ne Sea meet « seen sapere tedeme een “~ . = . . . 7 4 . a = : : . ‘ - cs ame . ' ! : “4 5. §, . . 3 J ’ : i an ae: . ? . . be . an ne ° Doty ee “ a ae - nr wg id ; : ‘ : ; _ os v1 i . i . > i ’ 2 2 : . I s t : i .F s : . i ; SECRET : . t f 2 * . f ? 4 tem s e . od — “ : . 14-0000 EH SECRET. ne gen 25 fore see a 7 cf ost-78 MEMORANDUM FOR: ' : in “ a hee spent arc ., ' . wa So travel ‘By his: £6 é men e 1 June “ 1977. «It is further requested that né-time, pa oni : $1,404 to BERTOTALLY be authorized to ‘offset the ta oe he’ is required to pay on the $3, 7 5 . tr i expelises on their iast operational trip a oad, which ” 'P] red on. BERTOTALLY! s W- 2 fori, for 1977 as additional - - After. CI Stafft assumed responsibility - . oo uly. 1976, ased on Teqitirenents S goverenss aot ; * uring ‘eeiondlye | liaise n. services and other. i BERTO' ALLY agreed, -but was . , Ageficy ‘would allow - oe "purposes of jcompanion~ . is p: ibly creating potentially enbarra’s ing a ; ; anctd ts -for S and the host fiaison services; Chief, . E2 IMPDET CL BY 012208 . Oe SECRET arene? mares see 14-0000 y i ] ey - SECRET © oy ame Présent ly ye already have tlizee separate trips: broad’ planned for BERTOTAELY during 1978. We aré convinced that uhless- we reimburse him for the. $1,404 additional tax he == | must pay for 1977 and assure him that his wife ¢€an accompany ~~ hin on- future operational trips abroad at: Agency expense and without having such expenses. declared. as' additional in-_ come, he will refuse to g9 on any more trips: abroad: on our : behale. 3. Ail ‘othér ‘terms ‘and, conditions: Of the contract femain ia. ful ‘force and effect. - CONCUR: | C/CMS/MSB/C. SECRET 14.90000 . . lee a - os. a a re _ fey ee en a . erege . SECPET | 1 my . Mr. Bruce A. Bertotally ; : . ; Dear Hr. Dertotally: : . . . i . Reference is mada to your contract with tha United States Government, as | ‘ represented.by the Contracting Officer, affective 1 March 1970, as amended. | { i i. Effective 9 October 1977 paragraph four entitled “Compensatioa” is | i aleting the figure $33,000 as it appears therein and by substituting ip F the ‘figure. $35; 327. ‘Batd parapraph | té alas modi fod: fo. fee, Te “All other térms arid cbaditions of the contract, | as. + aman, remain: _ in fall force and effect. a . , ‘ : “ . ar . , i ‘ i - _ | . Li : | : _- ~ wo f _ . ; Fe rr “a : “3 cote ge me mare fom - 4 so E2IMPDET : CL by: 063837 | 14-00000 + ena SECRET - 1, Pau 5 deve 7 a “ : 5 es - : : OO * 4 Ch00t-78 a ; .- : soe Do . : vo CoE J 4 : | , MEMORANDUM: FOR: Director of Personnel . . ce on. lf. . a | or og , ; : a i ATTENTION = 3 Chi : f 2 ys ant ls - sett . 4 ; : 4 f ; ; George. Martin’ Rosnek ._ Ee : a i . oe oo ae a : . F H : _1. Action Requested: It is requested that the conttact - : q 73 for Mr. George Martin Rosnek, an: "independent Contractor, be B i atiehded retr cat E i compensation from’ $53,000 per an e i sents a.cost..of living increase « 3 t ; oe dos further requested that a clausé be included in’ Mr. Rosnek's . 2B i contract to the effect. that he ts entitled te the equivalent } i - lof any future cost-of-living increases” “granted to Agency. ; ~ S : : employees.) ; ‘ oe ae Bs 2, ‘Backeround: Mr. Rosnek, was recruited JY the Agency one i in Siitzerland tn 19 T1962 and promised : $25,0 8 = working , as an agent, in place. ‘He Tater. x B . country. in, July. 1976 responsibifity . ‘for. iin was ‘trans sférted- - : f from the Office of Security to the GI Staff arid he contisues. i to be of great assistance to. this. Staff as well as’ ‘to the “FBI... F . . : ¢ % 5 8 i Los . . ee a i . . ~~ “_ i E2 IMPDET os . : CL BY 012208 _ i SECRET a ey SECRET. ey The ‘remuneration that he receives. - from the Agency is his cases an the’ past” es pons se ‘aff assumet hiti A ; and when Cc) ‘St < 0S perc We believe it to be to honor alt commit i * , CONCUR: e _ C/CMS/MSB/C ren pate! i , ; ‘ Poe ; : | SECRET family’ S solé.means of support. He was given cost-of-living: 14-0000 ) SECRET - o_o . : "he. . | . : } - . 14 November: 1977 ay E * “MEMORANDUM FOR: Chfef, Contract Personnel Division ia . ” . : - oan . ~ . é FROM... : Gt -- | ~ ae e a aia ob OL. Ft . ° ve a : a a . 5 Oe ‘ | ote 4 Pe 7 . i fo ' ap :- ted if the. amendmen could ‘be prov idea q oe 4 % 4 ar “that these ‘Payments can be included tn sub- os io ject's earning’s statements. Thanks. : . ne ; 4 i Hy a . | . ‘ . ot te eee ae to eee 7 - woe sont ee eee fee ee . Pa . a a ? ° ry _— =o ~~ PA Ms gute ee capt e lane wh cognate ee : bos a is \ SECRET _° €2 IMPDET CL BY 061922 14-0000 - . a _ . : am . . . ; “SECRET , 29 June 1977 TBR, , . at ae oe ETE eerDANE RCN. ery snare 9. + . yo. vot " MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, “Sorittact Personnel Division Chief, PCS/CSS/B&E_ a Torreid We ‘Hutchis: FROM ‘ Contract. Aiiendnent - » . : artnet: Agree tapi inet Sennen .. to oo poe . ° att Ki : . a . 7 a. The anendnent provides, that travel of subject's dependent wife may be authorized "when it is te] ¢ nsible Governiont official that’ such travel will support and best serve operational interests and objectives, * “under the: provisions of HR 22-2a (18) (now in the process. ‘of amendment), TDY travel, for depéndents of an cniployes - must be approved by a Deputy Director. Further, ~ - under the: OGC. ruling. Vi- a TBY travel for a - dependent "should not bé- authorized, save the - ‘ector's discretion. It should be changed t0 pre ‘de any possible interpretation of whic would’ give rise to ThY junkets-foF wivos. and de dents at Government: expense." While it.is recogn zed. that Subject | is? in fact an. Indopendent Contractor, tire subject of dependents TDY travel is a . . nd because. of. this, we ask th Tt blaine ope en 9 ent 2? aye ashen Ccuerneee eommanomny ot oo nfl oe .r ye Sereuar : Government: official" who must approve ‘tho. opera tional. fe . . : necessity travel of subject! S wife. . om 3 > re week te eee syeny 1 + Se ak aueper ck pr Obl Ege: —— SECRET 14-0000 Lo “(SECRET | neeenelty do. these p Aid dete Saisie she lsit 8 ‘ly aos official" whe ean approve such’ tr. ; — ‘subject’ s eontfact draws a. line between the’ ope bo . - 3 necessity travel and -t vel we would appreciate being advised: if the non- “op. travel payments for subject’ $ wife represents. taxable is- come. : hee . ferrell W, Hutchison PCS/CSS/BRE/THHutchison: ir ae Distribution: . Orig. & 1 - C/contract Pérsonnel. Division 8 14-0000 os Fe a ; ” . . oe : ; ~ SEGRET oN | ~ "ee i . i . 7 28 September 1977 7 ns { . a ? { : : Cee - - i _— | ao Chhef, Contract Personnel Division . ok ; 74 he { 17 ° fo f £ : fe j A response to our referenced memorandum (copy. i attached) would be appreciated. - : 4 i i s . : Terrell) W. Hutchison " ; so rh. 28 September: 1977, PCS/ESS/BAF/T. We Hutchisonsare Distribution: Orig. & 1 + CPD : T - BaF Files _ so eh pra 4 eno stent Aaenim mney begeomee | nae t H * - 4 ' Lr as fe aceite eran Na H ra ; ; . i ‘SECRET , £2 IMPDET EL BY 061922 : 14-0000 1 os o : ; os - 7 Oct. .1977 : travel. He har rearched and bi# recy har. eearched 0GC with no. accor, + On 6- Oct shuck Sandman John Rizzo and 1 under 1gned met. with Brad Abernat by con. Terry’ r -ue-tione, - 4. t avel- rhould be nope pneeereenanense RN AIELAIE MY ME BIL! 14-0000 | Rey Bruce A. Bertotally Dear Hr. Bertotally: "Reference {s made to your contract wi th the v'‘nfted States Governments as” : represented by ‘the Contracting Officer, effective 1 March 1970.. . Effective ] June 1977 paragraph five (5) entitled “Alfewances, Travel and other Expenses" 1s amended by expanding its scope to authorize the concurrent, voluntary, travel of your dependent wife, including the approprfate rate of per diem, when it {s determined by the responsible Government official that such travel will support and best serve operational interests and objectives. ro The extent and destinatfons of such dependent travel will be as desianated and j . defined by such official and, when in the course of such travel it is determined i as a gatter of operational necess{ty or as a mattar essential to her health - i _ and well being that she remain at some particular place 1n the course of such. ; 2] ti cifte geosrapn cal locattons 1 tn aah ment. n wi me : TATE Se te come ne war et He tea eae we anerty praia wine = a ewe er ere ; E2IMPDET - > . . . : CL BY: 063837. © SAN WY 14-0000 epent 7 Late ae 17 October 1977 Chief PCS/CSS/BEF§ ; rer ee Your eee A penorandun, 3 u wbleet as. ‘necessity travel of subject’ s wife. The chier- cI statf was” _ so- ‘dent fied, oO Subparagraph (b) basically related’ to the taxabivity” or non faxability, ti of. funds made available and relating. to the dépenden’ was the consensus pe agreement’ of alT present that al] such funds should = "be considered as additional compensation and taxables, : : \ tat Rororh G. Brooke “Rogers C . “Brooks. E2IMPDET CL BY: 063837 ny rey 14-0000 1g eet : op SECRET “A, i os "28 September, 1977, MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief. Contract Personnel Division 4 PCSICSS/BAF: - , oe : ROW. ” ick ierplatiieriaiindertheitor abc iaeaoae es re . ‘siageer . : - , “perenne tak . Ee ay a gpl A response to our referenced memorandum (copy. an attached) would be appreciated. a heh We tattnison ; so : . og Mr attemereribumt te ah terns siete oat 28 September 1977 oo a: : SE PCS/CSS/BAF/T. Ws Hutchison:arr , SECRET E2 IMPDET CL BY 061922 14-0000 "SECRET. = ; s29 June 1977 er *: 2 i ee MEMORANDUM FOR: Chicf, Contract Personnel Division - ! "oe FROM . - og Chief, PCS/CSS/BEF _— re coor : Terrell W. Hutchison 0 na rte blnpe tne 8 ot 4 Contrast Anendnent.. - Bruce, Ae BERTOTALLY . “ . Wate cei eer s vel ‘of: subjects! nt “be authoriz a when it is. : 3: ned by, the. “responsible Governmént official ; _ that Such travel will support and best serve . : "operational interests ard objectives.": Under the mos e provisions of HR 22-2a (18) (now in the process of amendment}, TDY travel for depenients of an employee must be approved by. a Deput) Dinector. Further,’ under the OGE ‘ruling Th Re “DE Favel, for 2 1 atone eel pie terete nae i : " ya : should be changed | Neningeee nt ere Ae We cath atatewe Deputy Directs Cc: : to preclude” any Ppossibie interpretation of which © ° would give.rise’ to TDY. junkets. for wives and depen- oe , dents at Government .expénse." While it is. recoghited. that. subpene. _is'in fact an Independent Contracto¥, * the entire subject of depéndents.:TDY travel is a - delicite-issue, and because of. this, we, ask _that. your office, identify thé level. of ‘ le Goverament official” who inus TERR Ret Antal ine mlnane ces bee eee . SECRET 14-00000 ° - ~- wo Rt ~- . _ ed -_ 7. a - ql “y . \ - . . oe - * : Ng . . : ‘ es . e ; ~ rey : ‘ . ; . 3 dew: 4 * b. Query, if the TDY travel of subject's wife ° B is in fact properly approved, not as an operational . . . a necessity, but for matters "essential to her health", ; ue do these payments in fact become taxable income. - The . ’ a 7 epuldtions define aon Independent Contractor as. a:: 4 ES o self sap hoy ed | Sndividuad who day be. a pete a fee for: ; However, as both references , irectors to a prove: ‘depen is al be Deere aaa cia a ete i "apprec : 7 ‘payments: “for 's wo! . mS ) + Terrell W.. Hutchison PCS/CSS/BGF/TWHutchison:nr . ; ‘ ibution: oo : eee Does & E - ¢/Gontract Personnel Div visigi Rt oe" 73 ‘ MORE ae Ho SECRET. 2-0 14-00000 a a re . Pan : coe . eo CO oe ON 22 test. 7 J. GE 373-77 “| an ot : _ . . , ca a i MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division . i in, Fe ‘FROM : B. Hugh Tovar anes Oe 4 Soe Chief, Counterintel Ligence Stage a re SUBJECT = | = Amendment to Contract: for. xe : eta Bruce. A BERTOTALLY te), an 2. Background: AS aw v fridopendent contracter Bétice Ai: : : BERTOTALL' (Ts contract rakes: na provision for his wi eto oc. e. ; a " acGonpany ‘hi when traveling abroad at Gut request.” 1 ; , _ amendment will make such travel possible when at the’ option. - ; Bi wand direction of the Central’ Intelligence Agency it is . believed that such travel will materially imprové his covey . and [security and Substintially contribute te the performance | fhe requested changé in paragraph’ five (5) — of His“mission- oon should’ no way ‘Obligate BERLTOTALLY ''s wite to accompany Her. : pO ’. husband on travel abroad nor does it ‘assuns aay’ Tabality: if roo . _ She freely elects ta fake Such travel. - Lo . P AIL other terms and conditions. ‘of the contract remain, fin £02 force and effect. : t P . i ‘ . - é 7 2 OG , Sone Finn PL MStov “i ' fuga OV ; ok > £2 IMPDET : €L BY oY93S9 . SECRET yt 14-0000 Str eebbemtinggmce tenons itso Hr. Bruce A. Bertotally Dear Hr. Bertotallys Reference {9 mado to your contract with ‘the United States Government, 09 represented by the Contracting Officer, effectivall March 1970, Effective 1 June 1977 paragroyh five (5) entitled "Allowances, Travel oud other Expensca" ia amended by expanding its acope to suthorisze the concurrent, voluntary, travel of your dependent wife, including tha .- ‘appropriate rata of per diem, when it to determined by tha responsible . . Covernméut official that such travel will support and best sorva operational Sane interests and objectives. . ; will be The extend and destinations of such ‘dependent fui force and eifect, == soe vuiteD states covernent se} Eegezse ©. Broska . ie 7 ye oe . - a8 ‘ 4 So . _ Eepeper : re ae ~ cont Ch bys -063857- 14-00000 Fane mem Hak aS ARM RLOSIOT ACNINO REN DERREONE SNE ERNE MLTR DAC HS, vo ! : 3. ope _ ; - —— : eccaed oo Do, ! - . . . H q - i Mr. Bruce A; Bertotaily Dear Mr. Bertotally: : H 2 | Roference ie mado to your contract with the United States Government, 4 as represented by the Central Intclligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970. 2 ‘| i” ; Fa Effective 1 March 1975, said contract is amended by revising the first d "Compensation" to read as follows: sentence of paragraph four (4) entitle "You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency - at the rate of twenty-five thousand, two hundred fifty dollars. . . ($25,250) per year." ee “A othet ‘terms arid conditions of tlie contract remaia in full force-and-. ITELLIGENCE AGENCY. PAR h ad Mental teeta De tem yn ote Ce kat ate CL by: 063837 SECREE —- Aedes, 2 -. : | | 6 . oT | a E2IMPDET ee £ 14-0000 L Dear| . woe “ oe “0. _— . : u Reference is made to your contract with the United States . Government, as represented by the Central Intelligente Agency, “ effective 1 March 1970. © Effective 1 March 1976, said contract is amended by revising the first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to “read as follows . | "You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence | Agency at the rate of Twenty-Six Thousand Five Hundred ‘ Thirteen Dollars ($26,513). per yéar. uy 4} . : Alt ‘other terms and conditions of said contract: remain in ; full force. and effect... ; . Lo . en - Please acknowledge by signing in the space provided beléw. _ Jie -f é 2 te ! - CENTRAL INTELLIGENGE AGENCY . | - 4 _ a . oa a PS acoRerEn: Deg a nance Se Date ——< ne i WITNESS: Se a ee r - : , . jou a a : APPROVED: =~ i - fon Boss a _- Certl Ned ts be. a titue, copy. of the signe d ‘original ubich ds. On. file - ‘in the . : 1+ Office of Security. ; : Chief, Budget and Fiscal Bryéh- os . - Office. of Security . ICROF ILMED . a Poo SS JULY 1977 Lo 14-00000 20-4 een amermecmmamearyrmernm cee mytiat SA LER esos 1 bn erate eb encom nt ie apo ayes fee ee neem amet smn ae the ee an See i amended, = of Twenty-Eight Thousand. Qne Hundred and Threa dollars ($28, 103 -00) per years” on ’ Ww aie Seay Ww : . Deel PRDERSTRMVE 0S peo remy per ayy: a ; a eRe Use Sethe k Mr. Bruce <A. ~- BERTOTALLY ; a re . “ - - ve . Dear Mr. Bertotally: +. Reference Is nade to your contract with the Uaited States Covernment; as represented. by the Central Tatelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as Effective 1 October 1976, said contract is amended by revising the ‘fixee, sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as follows: : "you will be compensated by the Ceatral Intelligence Agency at the rate | ALL other terms and. conditions of easd contract, es enendea renaia in” full force and ‘effect. ; ee . : act Psesinnel Division ~ Cotfee lt Ue nan - “JULY - ~ Pate Certified to be a true ‘copy of the signed “oviginal which: is- on file in ct Staff. m—eqiye pemueras Tue , _ Re wa rbd ‘A ioqcedas dns BAMA wy Pinna .. ~ eet : : aepermnst! ust hohe tuth T. Malecki /of- Liab . Abie aa Un 4 . . ao ersonnel OF Ficer . CI Staff - 14-0000 x hh URINE ape phe many mo oo. ‘ wow (Gy a || M i’ 4 fail Giied _ oo UTC AL Me. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY | Fens i { LZ { . | Dear Mr. Bertotally: | , Reference 48 made to your contract with the United Statce Covernnerit, as | : represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970. | Effective 1 Degerber 1976 said contract is amended by deleting the figures : $12.50 and $603.52 as they appear in subparagraph (a) of paragraph six (6) -enritled "Negotiated Benefits" and by substituting in lieu thereof the figures 1, $18.75 and $900.04 respectively. : , toe on ra toy - tee Str bain a eh nr, SOLAR ACAD CAH Mee 1 seep weresgley Neernac LP AMT Baber : : . |lcertified to be a true copy.of the signed original which is fo : ion file in CI Staff. °. : - ° - . ; MICROF ILMED JULY 1977, 14-0000 nt ay alan 4 wo LENSE Fie Mla A RErE mg 8D Hct UO OM HO Sane penn. mee! HOI PANES BOM ON ORT CO AVARS. OO, She Geb ithe i wa heb ae te \ ! tL . - Bruce A. BERTOTALLY’ So ; . | ; ; _ a | | Dear Mr. ‘BERTOTALLY | Reference is made to your contract with the United States Covernae't, as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 March 1970, as ameadexd, Effective 16 February 1977 paragraph four (4) entitled “Compensation is amended by authorizing you a one-time, lump sum, taxable payment ia | the amount of $2,100, All other terms and conditions © of the contract, as 3 amended, xrenala do full force and effect. . eo oe - UNITED STATES COVERNMENT : . : : oe Bye ee ‘ . “ BY ae a an 7 a, . - a . _ - \ sf - a te ° ~ | : ‘reckr- -Yersonné Officer Wb ee 14-0000 Bruce A. BERTOTALLY “Deur Mr. BERTOTALLY Referenca is made to: your contract with the United States Government, as represented by thes Central Intolligence Agency, effective 1 March 1970, as amended. Effective 1 March 1977, said contract io amended by revising the first sentence of paragrajgh four (4) entitled "Compensation” to read as follows: - , "You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency at tha xate of Thirty-three thouaand dollars . ($33,000) per year." . ; | - All other terms and conditions of said coneract, 6 as ‘amended remain in: full force and effect. : . . a a sae 1 i OA RPI Lee ote ayn ze nat . SEA EIOICT chap a nT malta ee ‘ ; ’ ROT RANE ge ID ROK Sets on ane lay « || approved: - —_ se Certified to bs z a true copy’ “of the signed origina} which | is on \ file in CI Staff. _ Oo Poth 1. Malecki Personnel Officer ayer 14-0000 he Bruce Av RERTOTALLY PY Se, | Dear, Mr. Bertotally: Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, _ as represented by the Central Inteltinence Agency, effective 1 March 1770. ‘ oh aeds - Effective | March 1973 said contract is amended by revising the : . first sentence of paragraph four (4) enlilled “Compensation” to read as follows: . LO . You will be compensated by the Ceatral [utelligeace ve uo . Agency at the rate of Twenty-Two Thousand Two Hundred : Fifty Dollars ($22, 250) per year. " h ; ; é , All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force : 7 . and effect. . ‘. 4 a .. f eo : ae ia : 4 Pléase acknowledge by signing in the space. provided below. 3 i _ i Jes 7 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | t : s Soo, Looe . As Represented by the - f Bos Ik Se _ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY |: “3 a ; . fo f° Po : i Botte ap wee ee ee eel ee 3 fst Brace.A. BERTOTALLY. & 4 . : i co, - _ eS H WITNESS: - . osama | z if ; ty + : f a . H Ps J fat Bruce Ly, Solie an Date: 1 16 March 1973 ! i : i i : Th = _ Certified to be a.true copy of the signed 4 origina which jp on tite in the Office. j , q of ‘Security. _ . 7 | . : - He . : ; 2035 S73 | ; ie - i . Edwin A: Reetz 1. ps ‘ : _ Chief, Budget and Fiscal Branch j- : : i . ; -.° Office of Security : 1 E2IMPDET CLby: 026715 ~ te ‘ 14-00000 te ree That, easy. AD PAGAL S08 sind f, i 06 GYoID , | |Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY: 20/71 | Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, | presented by the Gentral Intelligence Agency, effective k Marck 1970. las re Effective 1 March 1974, said contract is amended by revising the first a to read as follows: jsentence. of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensatio | _- ; 4 jMr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY " ; i f . ; “You will: be compeniated by the Central Intel ence Agency ee" ‘Thousand. Seven Hundrs ($23, 750) per year." An other terms and conditions of said contract rémain in full force and effect: . . _ _ > Please 'acknow ACCEPTED: || Zs/ Bruce A. BERTOTALLY file in ther Office of Security. _- B2IMPDET. GL by: 063837 Edwin A. Reetz Chief, Budget and Fiscal Branch ~ . Oftice of Security . | / Certified to be -a- ‘true ‘copy Qf- Ne. signed original which. is op. —-. -. --- 14-0000 SMS NS HY RL Beet RR a 17 feet st aL ¥ - ” soe gout ebert ox tamer ae SIU Ps ete * TUTALLY, Bruce Ae. : : : _ + [PONIOAING ‘COMPONENT woes * [Case Graces, - Office of, Becurity/ SRS Broce L. Solte ~ fenvorment traTus ° erecta OTe PERSONAL DATA ‘ . ug _ odepend dent Cont ractox 1 March 1969 CURRENT FCS POST JPUTURE RCS MOST (eFEC TAN Dag)” Hashingto Washington, D. C. DInTOINT INFORMATION (Wee: NOT Repeenf) ATTACH Fone ae OR wee” RELATIONDE? gare oF pate CINZENS Ow . rr) With SunET, 9 NOT. weesns [fly | 1? YES, PROVIDE PSEUDONTH H#PECTIVE DATE OF COVER SOCIAL “SeCUAITY Taxes TO 84 WITHHILO BY COVER IS SPOUSE UNDER CONTRACS Cm EM OVID BY WOACT Not igplicabie [_adwae NOT BE Assi as “sSsonto 80 THE coves tT 4 Yar, seers ““Inéone end octal necurity taxes will be withheld. 0/8EC wid handle filing of state estimated tax returne. SOCIAL SECURITY NO. WB SOCAL SECURITY NO § NOT AranAsit WAVE FORM NO SS-§ “APPLICATION | Hn social SECURITY ACCOUNMTS.- COMPLETED AS PROVIDED IN DFTAHED AODAESS OF RECORD (i US) 14-0000 ~~ gapi #° O64010 ( C ai : : ‘e¢ ‘€ : 7 4 _ Per your request, the. fol lowing ig.a breakdown of additional retroactive salary for the period ft March -J1 May 1977. This will be included with normal salary check for the month of June. Cross ~ Fica Pedtan Sex Net 1,224.27 _ *20.40 401.10 85.44 717.33 New normal salary effective 1-30 June 1977 is as follows. Cross Flea Fedtax Stx > > Hosp . Kee 2,750.00 0 608.07 170.08 18.75 1953.10 aye * . e #Pica Max reached for tax yoar. “Stopped offective.t June 1977 lat Ad vin ieteghn | ’ ded ie 1 + . r tod SLA Ep ese Ndi, Anovb Ae) ai fame ag aR NCS ACEC ahaa EE ONE KM yma ahr arta Er “ nt Pay eenae Lami ee eae : ‘ ‘ nan ete Mate emt WICROF HLMED- Ce SULY 1977 pea et athe aks rerun n ms Serratia, ‘ i i ! 14-0000 SPEED LETTER : Chief, C&TD/OF : ~.[ FROM: 05/ BaF - - Edwin A, Reetz re ve 4E71 Has. ‘SUBJECT: Bruce A. BERTOTALLY 1064010 - Independent Contractor Attached. is an anendaent, to Subject's contract increasing his compensation fron. $23,750 to $25,250 per annum effective. 1 March 1975. Withholdi: got North Cerplina s2 state. tax. Zhe 1d be ‘increased ‘from. £fectiv: e t pe rt oe CORDON oy ShGmAT UNE ~ ghokaruen FORM ? USE PREVIOUS 67 3832 EDITIONS | 14.90000 BERTOTALLY Bruce A. Mr. BERTOTALLY (P) FF a OANA C Ly tape dha Mle RIAL ASE Se CLP RENT ONEECELAD AREAL HP antbMAt Fe Aattlchey tater ine ee wea ar’ Saree Od CEE e TEE Leer a e TR AR OU Me ea bk cat ent Sy Mammon * 14-0000 oon, Pet ests. sna enatean dinpeaacontamnentes ei estg to ‘ By u yo 2 4 é coarse Be Mr, Bruce A. BERTOTALLY (P) Dear Mr. BERTOTALLY: Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, effective l March 1970, Effective 1 March 1971 said contract is amended by revising the first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read as -followa:, a, . . : "You will be compensatod by the Central Intelligence Agency at the rate of Nineteen Thousand Five Husdred Dollars {19, 500. 00) Per year. " ALL other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force and effect. coy . Plante acknowledge ‘by oigntng 4 in the ‘space Provided below. Gontracting Oficer : _ACCEPTED:. /S/ Bruce A. BERTOTALLY Date: 12 February 1971- WITNESS: is! Bruce L. Solie . Date: 12 February 197) ‘Certified to be a tiue copy of thé signed original which is on file in the, Office of Security: wig 14-0000 Mr. Bruce A. BERTOTALLY | i Cetiead . oo, Ce -, ~ Rs . . Dear. Mr. Bertotally: Reference is made to your contract with the United States Governmeit; . po as represented by. the Central Intelligence Agency, effective | March 1970, p as amended. . Effective 1 March 1972 said contract, as amended, is further, amended as set forth below: “(a) The first sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "COM- . PENSATION" is revised to read as followas "You will be compensated by the CIA at tho rate of Twenty-one Thousand Dollars ($21,000) per year." (b) Sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph six (6) entitled "NEGOTIATED BENEFITS" is deleted, and i in lieu thereof’ the following is substituted: meena, > “H6(a): You. presently. have | a private health insurance plan for yourself and your wife. It is understood and agreed that you will bear a portion. of the total premium. cost of said : plan; this organization will bear the. remainder. Your portion ao da hexeit establighed at $12 2. 50. “Per, mo th and will be deducted. : from co: x cost of s Government's jorticn. ifiay be paid yearly, in ‘advance. " pot All othertefms and. conditions of ‘said contract, as amended, remain ; pin full force and effect. : 24 as Rah ae) SR ee eenOipeamrmenoninn Re wtp RITE oy Toes ar Please acknowledge by ‘signing in the space provided below. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT As Represented by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY By: | K ow th. ‘Q Are. . Contracting Officer a ao oe ACCEPTED: “9 «yg ° Date: Bebra Ly oly IAW AA af + ans {S/ Brace A.. BER TOTALLY. eves tape me Fears || WITNESS: » {S/ Bruce... Solie _. . _ Date: February 29, 1972 x . : . ' - {| Certified to be a true copy of. the signed original which is on file in the Office . of Security. Dot “Eawin A. Chief; “Budget and Fiscal Branch Office of Security ee oe “| Mr. Bitace A. BERTOTALLY (P) Deaf. Mie ‘BER TOTA LLY: Ser ee Reference ia made to your. contract with the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, asa coprevented by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, - effective 1 March 1969. Effective t March 1970 said contract Is hereia é terminated by mutyal consent of the parties thereto, and In lieu thereof ° the following oBreomont, lg substituted, es ' The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, as "represented by the _ . CENFRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, hereby, contracts with you undér f _ the. Tor owls g | terms ma aad conditlone: : : -, batt 1 staat GBh “eiprhaaaenrtagtindllnmattaas oA. + conditions ‘of work or pany ottier: ‘matters : s - the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGEN 6 : Agr ment. “tn éannection with, ¢ s . from time to time apeckfl instr - “ Representative ‘and you walt c : instructions. - . : oc _ : So - MICROFILMED ke 04870 | DOC. micro. sea... | 14-0000 twa Mid, | ol this “Campéreation shatt be dance with, arrangenieats acceptable to the Authorized . t feventative, Thle sum is subject to Federal ‘income taxes : and to such in mre tax Jawa, a6 are ap. nicable ta your place of residance, Aduitional} ys: this compensation is subject to FICA taxes. The current rates rnd method of payment will be in accordance with applicable laws and the security instructions lssued by the Authorized Government Representative. * Payment of all taxes and preparation of neceusary tax returns are your ‘ _personal obligation and responsibility but in accord with appropriate security instrictions which will be furnished by the Authorized Goverament , e 4 Representative . an oI sky ho arr BYTE 9 Ob AEF ae all the: ter: rms and. € INTELLIGENCE _ “mIcROFLMED |} . . ham 1670 DOC. MICRO, SEA. 14-0000 . vsese “4 ot e . . . : . . a , —_ _ 6. (HB Subject to the priorities of work you are bevein . : 7 , 7 , Vacaiion time is not accrudbie and will not be redekatty over from year to year. Payment for unused vacatlon time. will . : _ not be authorized. , . ena " (2) Ifincapacitated for work due to illness, injury i : and the like, your compensation may be continued for periods ' : not to exceed a total.of thirteen (13) working days per contract | t. year. Porlods of abaence in excesy of three (3) consecutive days will require a doctor's certificate. Like vacation. time, this benefit ia. Rot £ actruab! and will, not’ be carried ° ver from- ; a _MICROFILMED MLA A970 - DOG. MICRO. SER. Sduarrssing -as4 éicissps rs) 14-0000 a . woe Se eek ey ee tee - - ~ ~ - woe oaee ee nd - . - - . ae - “ 2 INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - rs oO oo ; UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT : _ Aa Represented by the . ; 2 - CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY | . - : os _ : \Bx . . 7 : ; \ OTE NITE Up t 1 Ata pete inal AEA Hae ae ea ath ‘rane gay ann L f ty MICROFILMED La 1970. DOC. MICRO. SER. ASL Gsu.? ¢ . Jes firs soe 14-0000 ; | op a oe aa Briics A. _ BERTOTALLY (P) a a yh. a eee et f wy " vy “ye a ; 1 ‘ ; : ; : ; 7 ; i] : ; ; t Sepak Dear Me. BERTOTALLY, . | | . The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, aa represented by the : - { . ns CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, hereby. contracts, with you unde Ke ON ar He ta te rH 2 ee fhe! following terms and conditions: “relationship with the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE agency. ; 3. COVER AND: SECURITY. « in the ped formance of your , Fesponsibilittes hereunder, appropriate arrangements will be made. regarding cover and general security conditions, | You “may be required: “MICROFILMEO we ie wrt Lgoc. MICRO. ‘SER. bine Do cplent ones 14-0000 t6.ciecute: tala documeits: ‘in the éogrse of establishing coves - “arrahgeménts But it is to be ‘expressly’ exterstood ‘that auch documiente nage ca oe are solely for the purpose of cover. ang secusity: and confer no additional legal rights or obligations and that sli of your rights and obligations with respect to the CENTRAL INTELLIGESCE AGENCY derive solely from this agreeniont. In connection with corer ond. agcuirity you win be he BONNIE Yen Se whee Hite pn Bee a, A abot: obligation and. ras sponsibility but in necord with appropriate ascueliy re » “Inekructions svintcl will ba faritehed by fae Anthorized Government. . Roptesentative. + MICROFILMED vi 0ia70 pac. MIcRO, 2! «greta 14-0000 series bat PR gt ate shasta nog § Be x” Sovespr yaa .. . ' er 7 MN Lion ES ATH, er hy wa pa oe . ft ~ we ee ae. Se eres “_ Po bring 5, PLACE.OF RESIDENCE. Ta the interests of -aécurlty, you wilt 2 be required to live ia such State, area, and house or apartment as to ‘ opecifically approved by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY after‘ | mutual discussion and due consideration of all circumstances. All of of such teased house or »partmient will be borhe by you and the expenses cpp CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE. AGENCY. ; age ordance With MEDICAL CARE GARE. The CE. TRAM aeéret this agreement and all ‘info¥mation which. -you may obtain y reason: cz ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE hereof (unieas released in writing by the AGENCY from such obligation’, with full knowledge that violation of such oo ioueeeanesnemermnaneae? 5 MICRCFTiLMED { HL an 1970 -DOG. MICRO, SER. a . an soe 3 pee . : ; : tw ste ‘ : BES nn ee wb bee ek we ste ete et nen Llc nce een ere : 3 Rte rd , 7 Ara tee EN BA ’ ALTAR Cte os 4S PENA TRRAMST MBI Hea Someta ead y eee : erat Oe ited eden fame ASME NY ne haha nace i i : woe, Sted apatreatar on ascrecy may aubdject-you to ertmiaal prosécutfon under the espionage laws, ; as amended, and other. applicable lawd and regulations. Your relaticnship . with the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY and this contract must be » kept secret and you may aot discuss any aspect of this relationship and contract with nay persoa other than the Authorized Government , : | Repressitatve or soit other person as ahe may specifically approve. micROriHMED 1 Lad 1070 ; Dac. MICRO. SER. j + 2 bee toteme dan ee cn tne et 14-0000 a e é . . , a. ye . r imposed os you by paragraph 8 of this contract and the provisions of . i any secracy agreement which you have signad with thé CENTRAL : INTELLIGENCE AGENGY. Be ; : a UNITED STATZ3 GOVERNMENT ; . oe As Represented by the . ee oo i : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY | = . : . : a a ;. - MICROFILMED JL an 1070 DUC. MICRO. SER. tbe btte
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ORDS ACT OF 1992 | | ELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION REC 2025 Ri 104-10291-10021 ey SECRET an — — ——_——— : = : | items STION OF ESTABLISHMENT OR CANCELLATION ae “mene OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP 13 APR 73 | 2205 et CONTROL DIVISTON, oP ; os8-22-8472 ~ jEMPLOTEE wuMBEn aa | CHIEF, CONTRACT PERSONNEL DIVISION, op i SE Sr nen nt i 59198 | ‘10 Cap NUMBER x] CHIEF, PCS/CSS (oppratrne COMPONENT FOR ACTION) | | ATTN: SUPPORT STAFF fo ee i i ee, ‘ | ESTABLISHED REP STAT { xp STAPF iz siwect” KENT WILLIAM M. KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECT ESTABLISHMENT OF OFFICIAL coven (Lock RECORDS} BASIC COVER Proving EFFECTIVE Bate ~ — an nee OPERATIONAL cover PROViLED FOR TOY OTHER (Specity) CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL SOVER (UNBLOCK RECORDS) — ~:)) CT ee HOE TS OBE ISSUED I CATEGORY 71 BN SLL OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION To ces FORM 3256 2 TORE issuer. X) SUBMIT FoRY 2688 coq GEHA | CRWe aden, | HOSPITALEZAT I ON cA nT yea ae REMAIN ; Rei tn ta en : SUBMIT FORM 1322 Pop ANY COVER. CHR 240. sa CHANGE AFFECT: Subject will be acknowledged as CIA for entire period of employment and is not to reveal specific places or locations of cover assignments. T a ee 7 oo ; i { | - ect 3) coh Sy i MOEN OE ESlAL COVER) went, CENTRAL Coven Stang P SEP4EBE Lose eeevioss tories OT SECRET Wa-Sis 2. IMPDET cL. BY. OnN8E4 C) trea LL Be ware MATEREAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT coy ald TREE ON ASSASSINATIONS STarr MEMBERS FILE TUTLE/NUMBER/VOLUNE: ——_L/ ahs e koe V7 INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNI T/LOCATION: . ROOM: ! an . —y j DELETIONS, IF ANY: __ aes Otho ated wheel Zz (Le Le _ é _ Z a fe LP x te Letts a ay DATE DATE Y — RECEIVED | RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (pRiy¢ NANE) | SIGNATURE oF REVIEWING OF: SECRET . REPRODUCTION MASTERS mE TLS Handls et Ok STCRET CARCELLAT iF “RSV OP With BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE a OFILE Care ee 8 - Ladas SECRET BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE Care With Handtie PET Remmi eal Bec CLI a tae ab ual SER tes [ra ico aantnis SECURITY INFORMATION * NENORANGUN FOR THE FILE OF: Willian FROM: Office of the Persennel Director 1. On 6 June 1968 tnis office arranged with National —_ Selestive Service Head marbers to have the above-naned Subjest's setive uty orders caneelic S action was taken because, due to his traine ing and experionce, it was felt that the Subject would be of more service to the United States as an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency than he would be as a member of the Armed Forces, 2 Should the subject resign or otherwise be separated from CIA, please notify this office inmediatcly in order that this cancellation action may be revoked and the subject will be made a free avents. e % forge OD lel “CHORE E, NELCON Acting Personnel Director ' For the Use of PD(C) or Pp(C) ment ee ELC Office of the lrersonnel Director notified on that the subjeat has resigned or otherwise been separated fron Cl x ft ignature) SECURITY INFORMATION “ed SECHPT T om ayers cf the fact that the Centred Intell tgeneg Agency, by rcagon of the Sensitive nature of its werk, mast observe very Strict Security Measures, yf agree to honor the requests of cla relative to EY enplicetion whether 4t be Seeaptad op rejected, I Qsrco not ta inform anyone that I am boing Considered for & poste tion in cls, Ir Questioned direetly, Twill Say thet I have @pplied for Pocktions in verious governnent agencies, and 4 pressed for an enswor will acknowledges that CTA ts One of them but Wil attech no Perticular Sleniticancn to such application, tf Serce not to dige Class porsonne) preecdures I haya observed dn cls, 2 4grec not to Giseuss by name or otherwise, any individuals with whom T hava telked in the course of my application to CIA, Deter Pa si ast SECRUT mS, CONFIDENTIAL : Tomy AREA KNOWLEDGE (RESIOENCE OR STOL : a 2 Ge, oZ, o pear wat td t . wite Tite CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL & THIS UATE REPORT OF INTERVIEW ay : + ‘ REFERRED By A ak, LR pHs fH oR: aa MOME ADDRESS . a: ~~) CYPUZENSHT® (PH tf. rs ror ~ - " — A bis ne wad « a i kd lt oe he tye eee 7 ee SALARY REQUESTED cps ED HO (scHacis, CEGREES, CATES, MAJORS, EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES? WAJON DWPLOYNENT HISTORY (PRINCI PAL OCCUPATIGN, SPECIAL SKILLS, SALARY LEVELS MILUTARY OCCUPATION [RANK, SERIAL 8O,, GATES OF SESVECE, DUTIES AND Agzas) oe Mt? . CONFIDENTIAL Carty REPORT @P rrvemy pry ee ce et iE TQ: 9 gmp Le. Lip, VIA : Hame of Candide: Ay. 7 ; Position Considered for Ads a Lp Office O°”. srviones Coruhaom Persone] Disndified Natural, 2 Tard. eee, &Ppecarance 7 cleat eee SB vrenlyseces Svolidve.. A LOeene AMDPPeESSivews..., Ordinary,, To lsnidicant Porsoralier Forsunsive....., Responsive To iturnesses Importurbvatle,., Steady..., Ea. table..., CHOOTEUL eee any frarquil.. De, uted... Straigiter omar) Roserved ae rr Complacent ¢ 3 Deninant. wane . Confident, ba is ecuention adcquate? Te Arca knovledge Salary level nr Qucsted f 7 Lsveat Salary Ac ne GINERAL RESOMIIE: EDATION : 1. Candidate 4 a4 not yr oGermended Pay emp Lown mente Reasons ; ale ee ve SECRET (When Filled in) ReoUEST NO, (la) 42055 WRQURSY DATE Wwiii) 23 June 1966 YEAR OF BINTH (em90} 1929 GRADE aay REQUEST FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE NAME (LAST. FinaY MIDDLED Poamon Tg ChCP. CODE (87. aas MIDOMMENT (oFFicE, DIVIGION, BRANZE) _.|DDP/WH/JMPOPLAR- 2 neo [gee eas | OTHER, arcciey, Tree oF AMP. (aa) ese na one ol moe aca ; ee OF Ag “Aopen deny ANS iow nn NoGTae, @ FOND Wy" Dow we I ne p—jnee [iver “[ f nance acher.Chief/. Fon af /CPD. MAME OF POOL OR onOUPT” “ " : CLEARANGE t60) 0 neauinan Covert Securit Clearance neers cee O curity — ne PRRBORAL MSTORY ST ATEXENT APPENDIX sited AECNUIY. CODE inaway ATTACHMENTS fon snelioo rnorounarnia) ABPENDini uy MALE. vevenan FUMALE. VETERAN Vir PREP a ‘@ aax ing) FEMALE. HON-VETER AN, VEYRRAME Stata Security#: 54514 Case Officer: Maurice Currie x6032 Clearance Memo to SA/Branch/CPp Atta: Jo Ann Varney 5E69 x7170 SPACE -E BELOW FOR ¢ OS 2S USE ONLY en yea Sanaa a a ns ° _ e o cue 377 un PREeviguE Sov Ng SECRET MEG. sence (9, “SECRET {When Filled in} REQUEST FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE teaME (Lastek irseMiadic,: ~ v tee, PYEAR CF BIRTH ag@eaCs POST GN FU CE RECRUIT RE gh NG. FhGSo AMENT 'Gince, Drteien, Branch) wer Ly “EMPLOY ML, inane eee ce ~ qe ESSyngyoc : Fon OR Sy. Hebe wabege WAVER | MO LE MPEP ERAT WOES PE OF ABROICANT tabi NEA CERNON YE TER Are EAGAN CE REQ ANCE HE GU WEG OT CLEARANCE AE SAME OF RE EC RU TERS SOE WSeeGds BRUT NG, ag PRECHOIT, SOuReE Fea - a “4 SPACE BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY OS ONLY APPROVAL GRANTED ™) PROVISIONAL INVITEE THIS {5 NOT A CLEARANCE FOR ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED INFORMATION, MATERIAL, OR SECURE AREAS. A BUILDING BADGE OR AGENCY CREDENTIAL IS NOT TO BE ISSUED AT THIS TIME. —_ FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY SECRET | BPAY ArestpenT i TIME 5, bake, OCT gs FeCvirec CTRECTIVE raiep FRRRCT IVE Kim § FFAT wriaugs TR £CCORERCE ABE EXEC LT EVe TN GRE C1, acy & COWREE lsézet COTE CF gay @CSUS TREAD: Seige Of¢ Gs wITe thE FREVISIOERS CRDER Jigey FLESL ANT CF Sas, as AhEACEC, CF SEctica S305 CF Te ALTRORITY cE fne LCY VC CC eER 1676 teh CeEA, SALLFY FLATS GE~STE¢ 27 365 y ES ye 4 $3701€7 SeCRer Whee Filled in) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 2 NAME VALT PRST MOTE RENT aili tay BOTRIN Tn TWATURE SF PERSONNE | EASSIGHMERT — 6 runs if stiov 0062! i Sal Bato TORSION RE EPS UFEICER ¢ c TT CAREER SemUIEE TEIGNATIG H OVE i BALA CR BATE ec Suien'87 SIGNATURE G ROTHER [AUTEN TE ER IMPDET CL BY coppge mou PLE OfBQ79 ocr 4 SERIAL NOMEES GAO 1 OG SECRET fWhan Filled tng vd NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ( # NSIC LAST ERT MIDE RENT wh LL TAM SNATURE OF PERSONNE REAG! SLGNP G00 /0F FICE ASST TEE eke ape NON-OFFICTAL REFERRAL 1 RSS TE Oo ANI { OPS OFF ECER pK COVER FY ce Star "4 ELAS STE ROW SCHERIRE OS LB er BS 1e RE abe eS 4 CODE Code 37 | 10 sé OL CE BROW FOR ECU ve TH Us Bree CUVE EA iene ee US AiO oT hom cra Te ae SE “OF THE “OFFICE “OF PERSONNEL Magis | 5 28 NTE EXPIRES BONG PREVIOUS oH PONS BREA IN vem uicE 2 SHEE IN seaWiee 3 BAR nh geReice FORM sis 574 My 164 Use Previous Edition 1 SEPARET ON DATA CODE + 32 SECURITY T Ga Sex RENO | ai OBO SECURIT AS, i ee i DMB Ba IMPCET co By coregs | RSE pO ee CERES IN 1979 SCE PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION All ‘d i 104 ido 020 "PAY ACJUSTMENT LA ACCCRUARCE WLTH TRE PROVISICNS OF SECTICN 5305 CF TITLE 5 U.S.C. ANE EXECLTIVE ORDER 12010 PURSUANT 10 AUTHORITY ' CF CCE aS PROVIDES IN TRE CEA ACT OF 1949, AS AMENDEC. AND OCI DIRECTIVE. CATED 38 cCTOBER 1ge2," EFFECTIVE DATE OF Pay ACUUSTRENT: OS OCTOBER 1S77 NEw RABE 1G NUMEER GRGL SCHK-GR-STEP SALARY KENT WILLIAM CCEG15E Ccoc GS 15 4 $39 9789 E659 oh SECRET pe aa Wher fiied In; JLS 062879 NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 2. Naan CAST Pree PA DEE TUSERIAT Ne ante ~ | 257198 | KENT ot ~. ope ce FONATURE CE PERUSNNEL ACTON RETIREMENT CINVOLUN LAR When © OR SE ERR oe RETIREMENT AND WISARILITY SYSTEM | =e AND _C ELLALION OF NSCA sow 6 30 178 1 ~ | PPORAN ANS Nace € FUNDS > GREE OEE TERT AGTHOR TE OT | FUBLIC Law gg-443 0000 | SECTION 235 (A) N ‘CIAL STATI a 7 j : 20 006 Strona Tord dh ote 020. 2908. DEO/OFFICE oF DEPUTY DIRECTOR For PERATIONS ASST DEP HIR-GPERATIONS/ EVEL GPMEN NON-OFFICTAL COVER STAFF REFERRAL ERANCH Te POE SH RYE : ag, WASH.» Te iE CES OMAYN 7 OFS OFFICER cH 1a CIASSA ANB Sante tye SLAY SR ERIE 65 1 0136.01 [ 5S 40998 a — cont carte oe Tage Wo, Fak Exéae M86 Previous SECRET . | EP MPLET ce Be tame att Echt SECRED 28 April 1960 ‘Date IDORANDUM FOR: Chier, Records and Servises Division Office ar Personnel SURECp ' Willies m, Xent i. Cover arrangements Werbbpreeecep madden, have for tne above nazeg subject, 2. Effective immedietel that your recorda be properly \ blocked © , to ( subfectig current Ageney euployment by an external ingui it is requested deny) (aclnowseage} rer, 3. Thig nmemorandun confiras an oral request of 15 April i960 , \Date Richard a_i} adean , 2-1005 8266 . (Mane } Room @ extension ce:SsD/so SEcrRgp SECRET File No. 2205 13 July 1961 MEMORAN TON FOR: “hief, Records 4nd Services Division tee of Personnel SUBJECT : William M. ment Ll. Gaver Orrancements IREnooenpooootes have bean cCOl- bleted for the above-named Jeet, AO July 19. Lt is re ested ths “locked Be ay ad oes 3 current Agenay enrloment to an external inquirer, Srour tse 15802 ee SECRET ae” NOTIFICATION OF ESTA: “AMENT OR CANCELLATION Fan, OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOP 14 Apr 70 CHIEF, RECORDS AND CONTROL PRLGE Were ge TTT nn X, CHIEF, RECORDS AND cONTRO _ ft 059198 Te: [PPPLOVEE Numeen ~ (Check } i POMENS 7 (Fon action: va | TO CAR NUMBER” arma: C/W/Support ea ericem, [|X| sensor eras Ty7i cm “coven 7 aii @ESCONT INULO SS .. enc es 6 er cee ee a KENT, WILLIAM H, US Army Staff Croup KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECT x Fama Oh SHNENT OF OFFICIAL cover BLOCK RECORDS | FAMEEKLAT ON OF OFFICIAL COVER UNBLOCK RECORDS (OPM 20. 9-890. (OPM 25-200 TE (a8 of COR) A. TEMPORARILY FOR Pave Cae EFFECTIVE SATE COR OATS 8. CONTINUING 4S oF NB ROD pe nop one 642 10 CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY | Sua py FORM 862 TO CHANGE IMITATION CATEGORY. Cf CAMB 30.73 Tscenrarn THAT, _army W-2 BEING issue ene iB 2G-g2) RETURN ALL OFFICIAL DSCUMENTAT CON TO aos. es nn SUAMIT FORM i3 aoe ANY CHANGE APFECTING TH 1s 4 poner. CAR 246. 26 + ise BAIT FORM $423 FoR TeaNsreaR ins #) DG WOT WRITE 1m THIS BLOCK. Pug CRS INTERBAL USE ONLY an (RESPONSIBILITY, CHR. 240. | SUAMET A AGE Kl) FORM peas | . — i \ roa MOGPITALIZRT ION MANN ae Je REMARKS ANOCOR CuveR H1SToRY Dee 51 = Jun 52 DAC} ; Mey Jun 52 © Jun 56 pe beg : Jun 56 « Jul sg brah tot “ Jul S8 - Mer 66 5. 7 :. : a Mar 60 © Jui 61 te Be : Jul 61 © Aug 66 Wouere igad Ly Zs Sep 66 = Jun 67 n0C/Field (Domestic) Jul 67 » Feb 70 NoC/Field Comestic) HISTRIBUTION coer y aug Der as trreasins compowcy; = BME SPY 3. wen i. S9Y Bs Gene CenOng .— o ore ©. Coss ete ed Pf over. OPP rt AL kane CENTRAL COVER STarF ORR USe PeOvigus eotreow . TBST = a ieee ff SECRET Tn eieaay LML: 15 JAN 73 (When Filled In} SECRET 1 SERIAL NUMBER DOP AWH DIVISION BRANCH 6 CA OSI1S8 DUNATURE GP P8RSNNEL ACTION TTT NOVIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION em 2. NAME -LAST FIRST MIDDLE: KENT WILLIAM 13. ce 5 0620 acd 50 USC YO3 J ON GF OFFICIAL S/ATON SECTION 1 POsr <4 TION TITLE Te CLASSICATION SCMEGIAE (OR UH ict 18 REMARKS OFS OFFICER GS or Gaon Par “bare Cres Prerers S1YBO) we Pap Special a {REFERENCE secre | s ecuRy 1 REQNG. “SEPARATION! gy DATA CODE pa wa hE a SERV COMP DATELS7. LONG. ¢ ®. SOCAL SECUMTY AO, ati | kadai aT aa a L se wormed PREWKOUS Coit aN GOVERNMENT 142, LEAVE CAP anes LODE STATE TAK Data Foxm pacuine "T Soge VS, Jax TAT Tyas, ! fx TNO i i KE EGS IAN 3 FAS: MORE THAR 3 YRE: i { ; WAVERED BUS OLY SeNCANLe des A Oe MEE Foti fee ‘50 ‘ne Savio SECRET Ma EP? . "PAY ACJUSTMENT LN AC 11691 PURSUANT Tu AUT AS AMENDED, ANU DCI DIRECTIVE CATED o8 OCTOBER 1962.8 EFFECTIVE DATE UF PAY ACJUSTMENT: 07 JANUARY 1973 MPPROTIVE DATE OF PAY ADJUSTMENT CORRECTED PROW ¥ SAN 1975 TO 2 CoP 1ov2 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER ALPYY, DATED 12 AFR 1974, noma NEW NAME SERTAL GRGNSFUNDS CR-STED SALARY KENT WILLIAM 059198 St 480 y GS 16 5 $26,168 Sit a ETE i A SERTAL Gre aN KENT wiLitay FUNOS GR~STEp O59 198 $2 48¢ v GS la ¢ a Ces! Conter Number —! v NEW BALARY ene : ve ana credo fe | due OT Thechve Bole i rae | 6 520,209 | i 7 | 12-0073 an a i pene nil 2 "2 anon | Mm Odes, | QUALITY step py CREASE a 8 Remacse und Autheatinion fale M4. JaANWEY ATE, 32 JAuVaRY 19% PAY CHANGE. NOTIFICATION a rary 941 560 Miy des San eta Fee PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION + MAGIA NUMBER 2 RARE AST FIRST MIDOLEY T991ce SECRET When Fillad in} NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION : at 8 rons | Prone | cktov 1. 9. ORGARIZATIONAT DISIGNATONE” 19 etmanes SPACE BELOW FoR EXCLU) SIVE USE oF THE ‘OFFICE OF PERSONNEL Sic CaaS rare ir ACTIONT 30 Emptay | 31 CODE Sede 3? ie marecree TH AION [Pie P3072 SeEAL TA NTE teeeags a REFERENCE lia ST kPa RATION Gale COGE rn ! ! Fs } i 2a wa Beare Tis tat oF aw Tae Cae SF CHAR T9F Bate OF Tel ewe 9 No a 3S. VEL PRFERLNCE SEY Come Cate Te ENG COMP DATE FEGU s HEALIM fab. SOCIAL SELES WO a ae mn iia ee Se i oe ae aie tos [oz [state we cope i bons WENGE BAN ES BOVERNREN SERVICE AQEASE CAT ve DATA By rcrerrrs Fm eaten oe ce Fo MAR IN seowice tah means 5 oe BORON kev Gate mate sos ; Cour — tr ae Pots | 2 No __ SONATURE oF om wm ttcuiio MO Met Sale Cone ee: | FORM Ngo dee Pravinus SECRET ED IMPOET CL 8¥ 007622 Matter ese pity ae FOR PURPOSES oF THE FAIR LASOR STANDARDS ACT, as AMENDED, YOU ARE CESIGNATED EXEMPT. EFFECTIVE DATE oF DESIGNATION: 01 May 1974, KENT WILLIAM 059194 42354532 Sreamemsat i BEES TR tt Reaeat ar at age va ey SPAY ACSUSTMENT IN ACCURDANCE WITH THE PROVISITCNS OF SECTICN 5305 GF TITLE 5, UseS.C. ANG EXECUTIVE CRDER 1igi) PURSUANT TQ AUTHORITY GF OCI AS PROVIDED IN TRE Cia act GF 194c, As AMERCEO, AND CCl GIRECT ive CATEL ag OCTOBER 1962," EFFECTIVE OATE CF pay AC SUSTMENT;: 13 GcToBER 1974 NEW NAME SERTAL QRGN. FUNDS GR~STEP SALARY KENT wILtraa I59198 37 425 Vv GS 14 7 $30,699 DY SCPT 95 Se HAC NUMSER 2 NAME HAST FRG AIDDCE H 2198 KONT WILLIAM SNATURE GF PERSONA ROG REASSIGNMENT. CHANGE OF PUN CTIONAL CATEGORY T 5 rot 9 ORGARIZATIONAL DEP: GRATING UCU/PLANS STAFF /CARELR MANA NUN UFFICIAL COVER ERANCH AREAS SECTICK TOPGSTIEN Tipe fn ae SECRET (When Filed in} NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION iS CATEGGRY OF EMALG MENT wo re To REGULAR URN A EER care UGA RRS f ! sane om Bee oni? (9000 | S50 USC uo | 19 1OCRTGN Se OFZ STATION | EMENT GROUP JPERATIONS OFFICER ! ! iap ar re RETIREMENT Bata ‘ fre Fat, Sebawe FO SBLARY OR RATE [ Hl i THE OFFICE OF ea agi Cry res TE VE ee “SERV CSE” SAH TE } es TAN GeivERs VICE wee ONO Perey NO BARAK Baar IM sea + BREEN Ns 56 FORM 1150 S74 Mig 1076 Use Prmyous Edinisa 3a Ssecieny Lis 3Ex REQ NO.) WER” TERE carey TUES OPER TATE hooves 2 NG | PAY ADJUSTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS af SECTION $305 oF TITLE 5, Ue Sef. AND EXECUTIVE CROER 11883 PURSUANT To AUTHORITY OF OCT AS PROVIDED [NW THE CIA ACT oF 1949, AS AMENDED, AND OCt OLRECTIVE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962." EFFECTIVE DATE OF Pay AD SUS T MENT: 12 OCTOBER LOTS NEW NAME SERIAL ORGAN. FUNDS GR~STEP SALARY SENT WELL tam C59b98 37 325 ~6¥ GS 14 7 $32,231 SECRET iWhen Piliad in} F NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION RYY9 38 REASSIGNMENT alip DELLE EGATIC nor i a 4 iene al VIOCE 4 rns Pp « 4 crIOYV iL [soe ere suid i 5° USe uoz g i | Ta Che Ge Ginee GAL AUTOR 12 COCATION OF OFF rn STATION HAAG EES GFFICIAL coy HO ORORTION THLE AEM on MASH, ONC, WD) POSTION NUMBER TiS "aevice besiGwation f i i i fa QPERATIONS OFFICER pm; l 14 CLASSIFICATION SCHEGUIE (G5, LE on) Tis Sccusanonal Wee TT te GRADE AND SiEP rs i } o_o ‘Of GATE GS 5275] SPACE BELOW i EXCLUSIVE Use OF THE OFFICE O OF PERSON 19. ACHONT I. Employ [31 OHS COONG os INTRGOREE [ee rds eT! Si Py Date OF i CODE Code £08 . 24 twa * Eee @. SOC SCURRY NO, #INSUIANCE ANS CODE _ _ i a. een en) PREVIOUS CHVILIAN GOVEPOMINT MICE “FeodRAT ar Data 19-NO PaRMOUE Giwic? PRaay ont Peco [? cecisaelad chet : pool ots I 4 I i rare Ta TAX DATs, MOA ORR Sr RET ge Sa | Tite i mes > so espeleh Gace Sav OREITS TN FMEA A SEE HORE Team 9 5 | —— SIGNATURE OR SER AU THENTICATION| FORM NSO Use Prewious 972 Mtg a-73 Editon SECRET When Filled In) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 2 NAME LAST FST Mole) ental. a = z Tara oe PERSONNE ACTION { 3 CALEGORY CF EMPLOYMENT PRO! 2tie Um CAL Ge vf viov 1 mars crTOY i caf % OSGANIZATIONAL DESS =e : re Bintn a oF orFicia Station fan 2 Wc oe Gin? LEGAL AUTHOR TY i ! | i | | : ne oN Ferry or 1D SERVICE DESIGNATION Loman $ 5 Oe SearionK SERIES ny Cave "and step Ud. CLASSIFICATION SCHEOULE (OS. UB, wit oe eh AE! YE REARS SPACE BELOW CLUSIVE E OF THE “OFFICE ‘OF PERSONN t Ve ACTION trios TSW COONS R Beye TN TEGHEE emai ua DATE Or HRI TGs Gate OF GRADE “18 ow CATE OF LE — cout cone Numan, armenia “aoe Rpt Be ! pred it A ee ae i an (BECA [20 WTitMiNT Osta | 5 Career Me oneellaion Bele rere nnn — enans | phere) | 3S. YET, PREFERENCE COM. Darel] B CART weer i a Sa ae = ae a eer H i j { teme reo . a en an G oe Fase soll ry PREVIOUS CHVIDAN COVER MENT SERYICE iad FEDERAL TA DALAL OE PR eS rerer ~ Si TED Tak ae a ie taco he satan ct ; re | tons 2 RAK He RECO CuEsn theaze 3984, I | 1 RMN i ERE MCE HON Lo : : SIGNAT ne Re OR PIMER KUTRENTICRSION : cate pty - ; as ine: omnes POA BRENT St ene FORM = 1150 Use Previeus Ba iMPDET CL ay OUTER 72 mtg 8-72 Edition oe SECRET When Fillad in} erence NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION RCS 30/76 Yo feel NUMA! 2. NAME JUAST FIRST MOE, i if a L KENT WIikion _ oO - en ee NATURE G* PERSONNEL BCTON ECOSCMS ECO/CHS/ NOCESREF EHR AL SECTION i WASHes DeCe : Soe Stee eenatemne eesti eer "Bg SN aT [7 Ce Ne eo ~ = Be nee * } CPS CFFICER oO ch FSEa ASSHICATON CVESULE SE te ee ~~ 18 SEE GA RENAD Sims 9235.01 i { 7 'e"ORAGE AND “ETER TT PERRET OR Ba TE TT on 16, RiMagES ~~ CHANCE CF SeevIce CESIGNATION FRow NGS To Use Previous “EZ MPOET Ci. 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MATURE OF PERSOWWEL J aOR REASSIGNMENT j i] LA ERRECHIVE oaTe CatEconY Ge EwpioiwenT REGULAR vhs ww y ' { ‘ roxas : i i | 7 COST CENTER 0. CHARCEARLE 78 GC Ou OfReR LeeAT AUTHORITY SO USC Hog y 9. ORGAMITATIOMAL waaay COP/WH PLANS & OPERAT SECTION & TIONS STARE pie LOCATION OF F OF FICHAL STATION UN. position Ike GPS OFFICER “TIE vou iGw epnaee i “TH SEAVICE OESiewaTiOn i | Cots o M4 CLASSIFICATION EMEDUIE fe, ta ee} { S. XeupatiOwal senies [O13b.01 as heen. 17. SALARY OF RATE | 16 GRADE axe step i i i L ACTION: E CORE feds 37 fia ‘W Siatiow a. wrens cODE j tobe i 75013! 3 wn a7 bona. ve 39. speciat T99, RETIRCAERT gata Emory a] REFERENCE se _] BATA CODE | i fi: 1 | 8 NTE Exriars i ! 35. VET. PREFERENCE cOoR iF Ov hare ses beger i Resor cae ri Oe teaae ana Cae eer erteer rea! oar [Sonu wate as sence PPORREAR UN ADIVICE aic5 tay 3 ve, ' LE BREA Gt Stine neg Hn _ | FORW, Praz Use Previous Nisa Ecition a conn ciow ve ®. 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TYPE AGTION os - Sep L_ Suntory eMac we Care Ki ! 1st ee. cox Te] se | _. 4 : Gs 13 5 baa ,380 06729783) Gs 13) 4 44308 5| navavyeo | i | tl { —_— val , . L oe — a 7 NO EXCESS LWOP Win PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD f ’ LWOP STATUS AT END GF WALTING PERIOD CLERKS INITIALS >i AUDITED BY oe { a > CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE |S OF AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE. Fixe go ae ots ¥ SIGNATURE: f Bath a % oe & : fight fon ee, U_PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION _/ a SECRET When Filled tn) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1 SERIAL RUMUER 12. RAME (LAS T-FINST aiDOCE] 959198 | KENT WILLIAM M 3. MATURE OF PERSONNE, ACTION Ce Grea ‘DATE [Seaton OF EMP LOVMERT RESIGNATION ; 107. 30, 66! REGULAR 7. COST CENTER MG. CHARGEABLE it TIC OR OTHER tECAL AUTHORITY 17235 620 ano} as tOCSTION OF OFFICIAL STi STATION PLANS AN OPERATIONS STAFF SECTION ; WASH. O.C, H. posiriow titte 117 OSTOW WUMRER Ta. SERVICE DESIGNATION : ! OPS OFFICER 'OBYG ; 2 Ya Gasstficaiion Stutaute (es, thay OG OCCUPATIONAL SERED TW Ghage ana step * SALARY OB PATE I { Gs O36 04 113.5 _) 4665 Va. RewAdxs SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE or PERSONNEL 9. ACTION) 29 Ematey t y __ OFFICE COB INS T B. STATION , it INTEGREE it Magis, 5 a “BATE oF GRADE (UF GATE OF LE? COU teak; aaa estrs CODE tone po tte wy pg arene oars 45 | io | | | og) 2g! | Wwe Gis RE Li ReriAEME “13 Sepagation 732% i Cae Secutiny [aa sex i : eee PREPERENEE mr ona pata CODE REO Ho. 35. YET. Paerenewte 3 | 38 SERV Come BATE 7 ‘OMe. DATE C8, 7 airy Whaat SUNANE 4. SOCAL SECURITY no Por wane [HS - OWE] canna eas | | Poa 4 (BDNOS 7! | ! | STATE Tan bata OMOEV GUS SEATTE | REESE Se COUN ERG Tne EHRGUTED TOTS Re tan [ovale tobe So amar inateee . : (nae eer AReAWON cEnHiEe a ' so | i a | I | i un PNTICATION Seen Use Previous Edition yl (When Filled in) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1. SERIAL Ruwten AMD at is. om 3. NATURE OF | PERSONNEL mee. EXCEPTED APPT * : rae CAREER 0?) 3 66! _ : i i? cos CENTER 6. HARE te a St of “MHER teGaRL amtMonty ‘ +r one i . ww 0135 0630 06 60) 30 USC _4O3 J / 10 iKaTION DOF 9 OFFICIAL § STATION DDP Av PROJECT ANNEX U.S. FIELO JMPOPLAR. 12 - | NEW ORLEANS, LOUIS LANA 1 POTION Tite : POSITION WoMaER [1 SeRVICE BEsioRiTiON j i OPS OFFICER i B00) 2) M4. CASSHICATION SCHEDULE REL we} WS. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 116. GRADE and’ STEP WF MALAY on bate J as 0136.0) | 113.5 14665 7 i | i ae | i ! i a ewan action) Beni iE 2 OFCE caatKs 2. STATION. a iNTEGREE 2a OF Geade Poy DATE of ie ORE rrrerrvemmee : (OE cope : or WE 433) 10! sigan, WH | 28030 iB [05 09) 29} |_ 08 19) 66 mae ritiail ce Cre aaery “G ATG SoRRECTON TANCE LEAT aural we seciniy pe Sex Parana TEEERERCE [ome a | REO. xo | i i : ij | i | | [oo000 LMI 3a YET. PREFERENCE LW seev. G é = eS oy | 40 SOCtAT SECURITY 0. 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ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Ve POuition fie “Ww eositiow noMEER (1a SERVICE ‘DESiGwarion SCHEBVLE TES UB, wy eon retcrs ~ a ERAGE ane Stee Ye saCaay OR TE \ ' ' i tts oe ne Aa a Rennes EMPLOYEE WILE RECE!VE NOTIFICATION FROM THE DIRECTOR oF PERSONNEL ¢ OF THIS DESIGNATION, 23 wre 1967 (le 19 ACTION 38, Exp (ODE | tad BOWTe eeeg Seu OW ge aries REO Ko t i FELT SEAL EA Gu Use Provious Edition , SECRET {When Filled In) se Py fous Edition SECRET a uw te lin ge (When Filled tn) Vt 1S AUS 67 peg NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION * ora _FERHAL RUMBER 2 MAME (LAST-FIRST-MIGDiE} ' Saw, . _Sipis dente OA 1 i $. CATEGORY OF ESPLOTRES _ jort go) a7) : i vow Y¥ 17. Fimenciot Aagtysis Ms. Chargeable | 8. (SC OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY ewy Opa OGO0 J 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESTENATIONS YE UOCATION GF OFFICIAL STATION UDP y ud U.S. FIELD ‘ STATES . (T OPERATION - ee TE, COSTIOM TITHE i VE, SERVICE DESIGHATION 7 Oo We SALARY OR | (13 5 14 ab « ee eee SLUSIVE USE PS ACTION 20. Empiay,| 2h. OFFIC cone foe pee my by om , - ‘ 27 4 10 u3620) Doo BS Og eo) tt oe 28. RTE EXPIRES 129. special [ae a SEPARATION 32. CORRECTION CANCELLATION DATA 30, SECURITY $4, SEX arrears | REFERENCE fe = GATA CODE | Yee | Pe ca. re [zoo para» ; REQ NO. ' : i i | | - I _— ne i ! i kB JS. VET. CRERERENCE ‘M6. SERY. COMP. BATE | 37. LONG COMP. DATE : 38. CAREER CATESORY : 3. 4). SOCTAL SECURITY ND, ; aa Cee : ; tos er i . 1 bores | i ide) | | i “A PRE WIOUS CIVILIAN GOVERMENT SERVE FEDERAL TAK OATA i “STATE Tax ATA otro kenecavaaganee TT Cade Due yea TAEWATIONS | FORM EXECUTES [eon ino fas [sree coo ce Ot NG AREAK 1 SERVICE ly yes : | exes.) a 12s MMRAR EN SERVICE uo an rea 8 RNY : i i ia BUTAM IN SEEWICE ivcim Toss 4 | PROM We . wwe nese ee . . eo ta ee w wba a ld . cee a te Tee DDT ae ee 7 | (Whee Fites* SECRET (When Filled In} * SERIE MUMSER | 2. MAME (LAST-FIRST-MEDOLES “yh Fraarcigt Anaipsis Wa, Chargeable |B. CSC OR GIMER LEGAL AUTMORITY. | ix TO le 129 703 G000 4. GRGAMIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS — DOP ood US FIELD "10, LOCATION GF GFFFCrAL STATION 5 i : | ' ae we jG ; SERVICE DESIGNATION uw 14. TEASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (05, LB, ate] 11s. GRADE AKD STEP i 13.5 . SALARY OR RATE TH66D corr “SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USL OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OM eensnnmene ne OFFICE PAU STATION 23. DHT EOREE Soren rtT aera COE 8o500 | 18, RCTLGH| 20. Employ. CODE Ceae 1a SF 24. Heats [a5 GATE OF HIRTW 98 DATE CF GRADE PEP OATE OF Let fede yg : Z ag J ve, i xc. Ld | 2 Wie Exeites 179. PEGA SEPARATION MO, OM. Ye DATA (OBE REFERENCE mage i rk fica | te i t i Hy : ' i | i 32. COMRECTION/ CANCELLATION DATA Teer MO kv j : ; ([evea> sha 119. SeComiTY | 4. SEY 2E0, NC 35, VEL PREFERERCE [MO 1ONG CONF ATE Je i 3 5 | 36. SERV. COMP DATE eonaae | We Ba, 8 Praaryy 18 ose fae tays | “PREVIOUS GVILIAN GOVERNMENT SERYICE PN ev eeiengs ape wice TS SPEAK GN sHavice WREAK IN BTR 2. Baran Hs a TEAVE Ca a THER ADTAENRACATION ya me CAREER oot whe ANCE | 3. SOCAL SECGRITY HO WAIVER Phmaitw ass eooe | ‘ OT FRATE TAX DATE TRQAM EXecureE [eiar [as tar [acer Be [er Ta no t 1 | it ~ POSTED ene / D6 ¢? Use Pravious Edition RGA? t Eacieded femme atomic deergater ad asciticas ot {When Filled In} rear AOVUSTHENT IN accoRoaNce EXECUTIVE ORDER 11413 PURSUANT OF 1949) AS AMENDED, ang AmDC] WITH SECT DIRECTIVE EFFECTIVE DATE OF pay AQJUSTMENTS | SERTAL C59198 43 500 cr ORGN, FUNDS GReStED 14 JULY 1968 GLb SALARY GS 136 $15,757 NEW SALARY $16,869 OLD SALARY Rate Sotary Grade | Step | NEW SALARY Rat it twor Hours + [8 TYPE action Salary | ; TIVE Dave | [aps | i is 14> ¢15.s07 cna SERTHRICATION ANG AUTHENTICATION . UCERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE (5 OF ACCEPTABLE t 6 545.7571 I 86/18/68 | LEVER OF COMPETENCE, P DATE [__] No excess wor __| IN PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD — 7 r | ‘WOP STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD. i 7, ‘SUERKS INITIALS FORM 746 5608 Niece "PAY ANSUSTMENT py acc PURSUANT Tr AUTHOR Ty AS AMENDED, ant a ict aF DCT EFFrECTIve SERT aL c59198 ORDANCE WITH Sa ARY AS Bravinen DIRECTIVE gaTED 3 43 Soa ly a | aubireo BY 5 IN THE Cra C ORGN, FuNNS GReSTEp cr G8 44 5 $144665 CHEDULES OF PL 9o~e2u6 ACT OF 4949, OCTORFR 1962," UATE OF pay ADUUSTMENT! @ ocTontR 1967 OLD SALARY NEW SaLaRy $15.4307 SECRET When Filed jo) ee NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1 SERIAL NUmbeR fp? NAME LAST ERST MipDEE: OSSTS0 NATUR OF Remo OF EASIER PROMOT j Sota pg NE GULAR verse TE, Ch Ge Steer ai GAL AUTHOR TY ; ; Po me i 1 otktoy |X | chroce SJao 4 H 9 ORGANIE ATION AT BEDE ggg me ene ed mi nent v. ORGAN ATION AL BES AT SM A DOP 00D US FIEC é OPERATIONS GRoUE ! WASHINGT Sh iWASH., S.C, TO BSTION Ting . ° : BP POSIGN Numagg ciths CEE ES LASSIPICATION SCHEEUTIGT Te Won 1GO7G 1. REMARKS SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLU: F THE OFFICE OF BERSONNEL 18 RCHONT BT ie, UE GRION TH Nites Tagen Ts Bar erate Dae OF Caan — aga erat sour) wane FC —_ ~ : : ee 22 | to SOGL 5 a TA ONTE EXPeES mo i REGIE? ERT Pe pit SG tax] Pate cooe j Me BRAT ce aids Maan 5 rps J : wd Form Ute Prewicus ae E80 Edition Mig Hea? RoR Neh Fxciuded fo tito. nor dewngead.ag on! cmon IWhen Filled 4 2. ORGANIZATION | 4. FUNGS 5. EWOP HOURS. CF CLE SALARY RATE EW SALARY RATE [s TYPE ACTION Grode | Step | Solary | fast &ff. Date Grode | Step i falery EPFECTIVE DATE | §} ADI. i tose P20, 385) 12/14/69 CERTIFICATION AND AUTHENTICATION at i ' | { | CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE 15 OF ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE. ‘SIGNATURE > . , : ~ | bate NO EXcess LwoP 7 IN PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD [7 bwop STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD CUERKS INITIALS AUDITED BY Foe S60 E “*yereviows PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION MPAY ASSUSTMENT Th ACCORGANCE iy pettan GROER 11474 PURSUANT To aUTHERI TY ge coon AS AMERDEDs AND A DCL DIRECTIVE DATED EFFECTIVE DATE gf pF 212 OF PL 90-206 AND ExecuT SCT @S PROVIDED If; THE ECUTIVE 8 SCTCRER 1gg2" " CIA ACT OF 1945, AY bOJUSTMENT. 13 UY 19689 NEW SALARY LG, 767 SECRET (Ween Filled in) Sa RiAL NUMBER HOME an A O3818 NATURE OF PER: PERSONNE. var { “4 EMPLOYMENT ia} <a RESIONAT | Cry iol REGULAR VIO v ] VIG uF inponciot Angles No Cnargad oye CBC OR OTHEP TEGAL AUTHORITY FUNDS . 4 crTO CF Ta CF OES 95 Od © a ~ ae GORGANITATIONRL GESIGNATIONG HO LOCANON OF GFFiCiaL 3 por Don U.S. FIELD INTELL IGE HENOTS : ; : WASH, OVC. BOSON Tite 1é. POSTION NUMBER V8 SERVICE DES SHSNATION Te REMARKS oo eae cE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL re ACTOR T Frpley po eR Te BROT 85 RTERTE ak Haare: pe SATE OF wat Tes GATE OF ORADE 129. DATE OF ier Cok ee COD [nei c je. dene. een wee fen AO . We i Ae Da. v8 | a Pry ; . 95 | 03] 2 SEPLRATON a an’ Concetlonen Gare ts «A URiiY Fa SEK PATA Cone ne | REG. NO. ba HOD DATA | Fea | at AaUHEMCE 40, SOCIAL SECURITY NO TOSE ONE fod Ba, = o 7 ) Tee TES: TWN ER fics TN Cee sh g Ki TRaEVIOUE Civian Eowban exece Jen tbave cactat ° FEDERAL AX DATA “STATE TAX SATA Sn ro crue rem of oe coor soar [Ne ta] brea aint i ae BREAK jn © _ i PO¥E, PBR EA RIN OER ye TMM Tokay : . een vedo ADS CEOS THE AE Sim oo ene on E ach, a aE AUTSENTS ATION Uae Previtus Edivan SECRET Men Filed In NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION CAF * SERAC NOMBER A NAME LAST RET, ADEE DOP Ae BRANCH [6136.09 ~— 120395 *B. Batre cee Code 13] toy 22N7e EXPIBES, oe TS. 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CERTIFICATION AND AUTHENTICATION | CERTIFY THAT THE WORK OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE {§ OF ACCEPTARRE LEVEL OF COMPETENCE, SIGNATURE DO] no excess wor o (A IN PAY STATUS AT END OF WAITING PERIOD [7] twoo status at ENG OF WAITING PERIOD CLERKS INITIALS i , og o o ‘AUDITED BY fae Bo TE ie Pe PE 56OE Ue preriow PAY CHANGE NOTIFICATION “PAY ADJUSTMENT TN ACCORDANCE WITH SALARY SCHECULES nF PL Slm656 AND EXECUTIVE CORTE? LI57G PURSUANT TM AUTHORITY OF OC] As PROVIDED IN THE CIA ACT PF 1945, AS AMENDED, AND A OC] DIRECTIVE DATED § OCTNBER 1962" ERRECTIVE DATE OF PAY ADJUSTMENTE 10 JANUARY 197] NEw MAME SERTAL GROOM, FUNDS GReSTEP SALARY KENT WILLIAM GS91GR 81 400 ¥ GS l4 4 $222897 SECRET {When Filed Inj NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION YM O of j TT SERIAL NUMBER | 1. MAME (CAST FIRST MIDDLE] | O59196 KANT WIRE ae 3. 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CaNeER SERVECE DESIGIUTION CPS OFFICER 2 C97E & 14. CUSSHFMATION SCHEDULE TES, GP | 1S. occuratrowa Seeies “le nage 1 SAEARY OW BATE ~ Hl 1 6S (0136.01 i123 10105 CLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSON wTECALE Pal Adgin “3. tate or wate ‘TU DATE OF GUADE 1 a7. Mat OF LET ~ WMT VOM] 29. Emciey 12 Station” <obe i Co een oO rope tong | fhe ome yee Penerriaeierndas 3? 140 6NS50 , Wh (7Sa43: } f Pir “OT ge EO RETIREMENT Bata TW Seaaatiow 37 Th. wa M4 SER | REFERENCE TOE TESST are coe er saae i REQ nO. 1 é Lo EOD DATA i al VET. PREFERENCE Ve MEAT IMsURaNCE Ta 4 sociay SecuNTY Ko |a- AYE GT 45 DO Tax RE EweTrORy TAM DUBS TES | bows Foe mo NDE gene cy Hl pod | PREM IN BERVISE Cry Moy gues | boa BREAK AS TE EWE woke tuk 1 eae, SIGNATESE OR OTHE? * AUTAENTICATION Use Preview “einen A B SECRET IL /t/e 3. OWhen Filled In} SECRET (When Pilled ia} 1. SERIAL MUMBER “2 NAME (LAST Fiestmipgn ep 039198 KENT WILLIAM M 1 WATURE | OF PEROMNFE iow PROMOT 1ON 06 (23:63 | REGULAR 7 cost EATER ce CHARGES Cte OTHER Li teat autuority ~ ame "9235 1000 1000 50 USC _4a3 v a a ATION He. LOCATION OF OFFIC URUGUAY , PARAGUAY SECTION ce WASH, 44, OC, 4, POSTION TITLE 7 PORTION WiMaen 1 OPS OFFICER n970 Te. COMSSIFicaTiON ShieauCE | (65 U8, ere) ~~) 1 OBA TOWAL Seago 1 GRADE AND Sep iam ~~ SS 8B : Ve. WEMARES FP THE OFFICE OF BE ASONNEL Aron Earley : [PO aTATOW Tt neces r “Hest | OF ath BATE OF daa Ty Te OF LEY (ete Wenaaere > “Es took nee ac RE eee ee 22 10 '6ua50 WH 75013 1 D5 OS 29 ' 06: je3 (63 06. (23 163 # Sean EFCC TATION b DATA. ‘at seciRsre wae 5 REO. Ha EOD DATA an PaWTE Exhias) Fy, seca Da cr TaeaeNT bata Serr BATS cope, erred a : i at Previous ‘ea Edition Sane eden ee Spthastel an (When Filled OWhon Filled tn} R2Ri 19 auc 63 NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1 SERIAG NONBER "2. WAME {LASTFIAST MDOLE) O59198 _ KENT WILL EAM M TWATGRE OF PEASONEL actin ee | EFFECTIVE Dat 3 CATEGURY OF EMPLOYMENT _ “ene Mie TY REASS TONMENT 6S 19,03 REGULAR ec oe cool Se anne se yay ve 17 CORT CENTER NG. CHAGEARLE TR CGE Ge OTHER LOCAL autaORITY 4 FUNDS eeleneeneieeeememner an a a. ‘ 1 Pe wy : 1 fw Me35 1090 taan SO USC 43 uy [rs ‘SUGAMITAT ONAL DESIGNATIONS oe OB TSRATION Be OFFIC Sa Tg ‘ ' DOP/ WH PLANS & SPERAT IONS STAFF SECT ION 17. Posifiow Tie ” see /AD SERVICE DESiCRAi‘ON — | OPS OFFICER : 14 CLASLIFICATION SCHEDULE Tes. Weg | 1S OCUPATIOWAL SERIES vip, SACARY OR Ale oe | as 1 12.01 YW Rewabs me eres me renal i OER BE ee 13. aC 7. “Employ. 2 i. OFFICE CopING 1; RE STation DV oeteaege Hdgtes | 98. ee i ort OU Ratageric | SQOE | bene 1 fede aT t . | bpp ame S137) | 10 swe7s lv rsasg 05 7B OMTE EXPIRES ar a "T. SEPARGION = LO REBEREM EE Home wl gars coor SECURITY Th. sex KEG, Wo. | En VET. PREFERENCE Te “Seee ve Cou Bare Ty Tine CoM. vate ae CAREER rary Creer nes vieee 4 : i . fe crnar | } i i) i I a6, SOCiat SECURIT xu 1 Tene OMEAR Is Envir | 2 BREAN om GERVICE NeGH Tuan 4 ves) i B Bhras iw senate FORM ree Use Previous ~ 12 . Edltien —_ a awe BT" ee FepeRaL acct STAVE TA Date ne BRE DEP SERVICE 7 Toe Wve Ne EXOWe Sogn [Be Yat lyiaie egos] Cast Canter Number t a t 039398 KENT WILLIAM we Ln BE OPS Y. 5. _ oto SALARY RATE . _— at ee NEW SALARY RATE cen 7 TYPE ACTON Case [sme] Sey [Tie oom | va Twp? Seon Tea oo | TT awe TT iat em soee Tie ter Tee dow ry t i : 4 fo. ; i | G8 13 4 [811,725 06723765 SS 29 2 8126120 96721764 [ Remarks ond Avihenicarion Af / NO EXCESS Laos 4 ¢ IN PAY STATUS AY END oF WAITING PERIOD 4 / LWOP STaTUS at END OF WAITING PERIOD CLEAKS INITIALS AUDITED By « o 1 CERTIFY TKAT THE WORK OF ‘THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLOYEE Ig ‘OF AN ACCEP TALE LEVEL oF COMPETENCE, SIGNATURE! 5 As eas DME 2 oa as SO Or oo ag og ; PAY CHANGE ‘NOTIFICATION ; Fi " : eer S80 ees een BER ITS ty, Py Rh ae today Baie TN AaccorDanee WITH SEreRANDUM DATED 3 augiae PROVEStONS oF PUBLIC U4) . A ] GUST , AW 87979 EFFECTIVE YANUARY 944, +9365 Salary ts ADJUSTED ag roan’, er Name . SFR Tal ORQN FUNDS GReST KENT WElG aM OLD Salary 89194 351 075 New Salary S419150 Sits a25 Yo @85 134 Fu, % OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED IN THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT OF 1849, AS AMENDED. AND POLICY DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962. SALARY CONVERTED TO RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUAL’S GRADE AND STEP AS INDICATED IN CHART BELOW GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964 j Per Annum Rates and Steps ee ES Oe Se GS" 1/83,385/$3,500)$3,615 $3,730) §3,845 183,960 $4,075 /$4.100 $4,305 $4,420 GS- 2! 3.880) 3,805/°s,930/"4,055|"4'180| a'305|*4'as0l anes 4,680| 4,205 GS- 3) 4,005; 4,140) 4/275 4,410) 4,545; 4,680! 4815 4,950; 5,085 GS- 4) 4.480) 4.630) 4'780 4,930) 5,080} 5,230] 5,380 5,530) 5,680 GS~ 5/ 5,000} 5.165) 5,330 5,495, 5,560) 5,825/ 5.990 6,155) 6,320; 6,485 GS- 6) 5,505! 5.690] 5.875 6,060; 6,245/ 6,430, 6.615 6,800; 6,985) 7,170 GS- 7) 6,050] 6,250 6.450 6,650/ 6,850! 7,050] 7,250 7,450) 7,650) 7,850 gs- é 6,630; 6,850/ 7,070} 7/290 7,510] 7,730] 7,950] 8/170 8,390] 8,610 GS-10 GS-11 GS-12 GS-13 6 7,220) 7,465) 7,710} 7/955 8,200) 8,445! 8,690) 8/935 9,180) 9,425 7,900, 8,170) 8,440) 8/710 8,980} 9,250] 9,520! 9/799 10,060'10,330 8,650; 8,945) 9,240) 91535 9,830} 10,125 /10,420/10,715 11,010)11,305 10,250; 10,605/10,960/11'315 11,670 12,025 /12,380/12'735 13,090/13,445 12,075/12,495 /12,915/13'335 13,755 /14,175}14,595/135,015 15,435/15,855 GS-14/14,170|14,660/15.150 15,640 16,130/16,620/17,110 17,600/18,090/18,580 GS-15 /16,460/17,030/17,600 18,170 18,740)19,310!19.880 20,450 a Bt GS-16) 18,935}19,590 20,245 /20,900 21,555/22,210 22,865 /23,520/24,175} ..... GS-17 ayaa 22,195 }22,945/23,695/24,445) 70 [C7 oO TOL car NUM? 11 JAN 65 ET 1 SERIAC wumpeR 12. RRWE (RAST-FaRsT Mao Ley S818 | KENT T WILLIAM 1 WatGaE OF PERLONKEL rare REASSIGNMENT IG ee ene once a » GREAMIZATIOWAL DESISMA TIONS DOF Wa PLANS & PERT IONS STAFF SECTION WASH. , DL OPIS TATE [7 eatin cris | 1S SEavice BesiGeariog rn OPS OFFICER ‘OBNE 1a CLASS CATION SemEBUTE Tes 65 Unie) PIS oceuratiawal seniey i és (0136.0) 13.2 17. SALARY OR gate heygs 1 Reda Tat Station Wa niag Yas vate OF eae _ La Bo Pedi ee] Cope | cote WH l7snra! . ACHoNT a Empley : a CORE lode | i 37, i 7. PEGAL REFERENCE Siranation TIT Gaagtnione ANCELL ATIC DATA (OnE arc re oo i arn ie SEX REO. wo, ; | RGU! / WEALTH nSURAACE coon. oo waver TaaActr is INS cose ‘ Use Pravious Edition Ente se sere: Bega SECRET “ sie When Filled inp NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION s 1 SERIAL NUMBER 2 AME {AST RRS MUBDRE; 059198 i MENT WILLIAM : 3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION CG rr wai § SDT Sa ee pe ENTER NO. CHARGEOBLE at SiC Gk OTHER ETAL AUTO TY i if i ! La v1 Y 4 FUNDS [ + — _ ~ : [ey 19 5235 0620 9009 9 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS - rs ars OW OF OHI Salient BOP/WH DIVISTON WASH we De Cy ' | i i 1 ' as iy nieage 0 ae se basa — 04646 o UPABGWAL SRE | 18 GRADE ani SH 5 “SAinRY 08 tale” | 0136.01 L a3 ae o ~ ss ene vst neat TT es reer een betters, TE, REMARKS Th. PGBITION Tie BPS nf FtcER f tee (est) Fores 2508 Use Previous SECRET bed MFG Les Edition Dlben Filled ley
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| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 104-10291-10022 ~ SECRET , | faa oi ys a on Title) A “Feasonleg EUBES © | A a REEL NO. SE | | ENDS, owitt LAM, | Ala M. | naa : FILE | CUSTODIAN OATES 26 as io FILMED TEST TARGET (MT-2) 1 ey "ZI NOTLONGSY LV 1S2° SYNSV3W GINOHS (LNOJOYUDIN) STYSS SNVS 4215, (ATTAMTISVG) IAS OGPHO TAOLZ FVBIE E836) hIXZ19g YUgOM qlacg 64420, AN008 WMONS NVLES WNUID ZI ATYS! TEESE eGLUZ wWIrID HWAMH OGBWX SSHZW ANITA Ol PJEOT HUA 1GEYY Kd SQGIS OHVAX HW4MH OF awK g ergiag Agung ee_ye ryt SOWIO O59Nd déiWSN 89971 9 Feoeg Wan Yay eng WANN Gar aaae gree cea? h EM ERY ne Sem METE vray d3g4 2) ddas CL Bagaasaat =i EW 6) FOr Bote Ng47| WopeP AZo?a GoD _ aE sey 33q7n E1t9g T35ig Hg47; Su txi Y5a5e. Teer a OINT SIZE 4 23 WEST MAIN STREI CONFIDENTIAL. SESUUITY INPURMATION SECUR ITY APPROVAL Date: 6 Dees 1952 oS OF Chief, Covert Personne] Division on Your Reference: L~2960 - ae a FROME “Chief, Security Division . ‘Case Number: 5751h SUBJECT: KENT, Wilden Morris - 1.) This is to advise you of security action in the subject case as indicated below: ; _ an les 7 @ Security approval is granted the subject person for access to.classified . information, ; . ; re Cj Provisional clearance for full duty with CIA is granted under the provisions “S~- of Paragraph D of Regulation 10-9 which provides for a temporary sppoint- (Mant pending completion of full security investigation. ae Jos . 7 i -- (C2) The Director of Central Intelligence has granted a provisional clearence. oe for full duty with CIA under the provisions of Paragraph H of Regulation’. - fess id-9. | : . . . . “ot : ee ns noe . “2. Unless the subject person enters on duty within 60 days fro.) the above: a \, date, this cpproval becomes invalid, oo vine 3, Subject is to be polygraphed as part of the EOD procedures. Fai ~) SeeRET webu? i URMALION TO : Chief, Communications DATE? 33 gam, 1952 “BROM. : Chief, Security Division SUBJECT: UURy WASionMerris =| STSUb In reply to your memorandum this is to advise that Subject meets the current requirements for cryptographic clearance and is approved for such duties as of this date, if Ae ae _ SEGRET SEGRET SECURITY INFORMATION TO : Chief, Personnel Division (Covert) ATTENTION: ‘Transactions and Records Branch FROM r Chi Security Division SUBJECT + iii... #5 ib OLIVER H. CORBUSTON _. 1. Reference is mde to your wenorandum, dated 1) May 1952, in which a covert security clearance was requested to enable the WH Division to utilise the Subject's services as an Intelligence Officer (Staff Agent), . in Fort Amador, Canal Zone. Reference meworandm indicated that Subject will be used on Project HYPOTHESIS, under military cover. 2, In accordance with the provisions set forth in the Director's Memorandum of 14 February 1949, entitled "Security and Operational Clearances", a covert security clearance is granted for the covert use of the Subject as described in your request as set forth in Paragraph 1, above. 3. The Subject is not to represent himself as, nor is he to he represented as, an employee of CIA. 4. Your attention is called to the fact that a covert security Slearance dogs not constitute complete complianca with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10-9. Therefore, af you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for clearance to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this office. 5, This clearance becomes invalid in the evant the Subject's services are not utilized within 60 days of the date of this memo- randum. FOR THE SECURITY OFFICER, CIA CONFIDENTIAL SECURITY INFORMATION SECURITY APPROVAL Ww “ Date:21 September 1955 . TO; Chief, Records & Services Division Your Reference: C=1932 WH Personnel Office FROM: Chie?/ Security Division Case Number: 57514 Personnel SUBJECT: KENT, William Morris 1. This is to advise you of security action in the subject case as indicated below: GJ Security approval ia granted the subject person for access to classified information. oO Frovisional clearance for full duty with CIA is granted under the provisions of Paragraph D of Regulation 10-9 which provides for a temporary appoint- ment pending completion of full security investigation. Oo The Director of Central Intelligence has granted a provisional clearance for full duty with CIA under the provisions of paragraph E of Regulation 10-9 2. Unless the subject person enters on duty within 60 days from the above date, thia approval becomes invalid. 3. Subject is to be polygraphed as part of ED procedures. CONFIDENTIAL FORM NO. Fes 1952 38-101 CONFIDENTIAL SECURITY INFORMATION SECURITY APPROVAL Date: 2 Oetober 1956 TO: Chief, Records & Services Division Your Reference: C-6163 WH FROM: Chief, SEESTES DEERE Case Nunber: 57514, Personnel SUBJECT: = KENT, William Morris 1. This is to advise you of security action in the subject case as indicated below: iF Security approval is granted the subject person for access to classified information. C] Provisional clearance for full duty with CIA is granted under the provisions of Paragraph D cf Regulation 10-9 which provides for a temporary appoint- ment pending completion of fvll security investigation. CJ The Director of Central Intelligence has granted a provisional clearance for full duty with CIA under the provisions of paragraph H of Regulation 10-9. Unless. the subject person enters on duty within 60 daya from the above date, this approval becomes invalid. . ifsi* ? CONFIDENTIAL FORM NO, 30-101 FEB 1952 i | i CONFIDENTIAL (When Filled In) STAFF AGENT CLEARANCE DATE : 30 June 1966 YOUR REFERENCE: 2055 CASE NO. 2 STSLE TO : Chief, Contract Personnel Division ATTW. : Staff Agents Branch Kerk, urtlians 01. lL. This is to advise that. “y clearance is granted for the employ- ment of the Subject ag . 3,,88 Ops Officer by DDP/WH/JNPOPLAR at eans g ees ow AS ot hole 64 2. If your office should desire at a later date to change the status or use of the Subject, a request to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this office, 3. Unless arrangements are made within 60 days for entrance on duty within 120 days, this Approval becomes’ invalid. 4. As a part of entrance on duty precessing: A personal interview in the Office of Security must” be arranged by your office, hex} a personal interview is not necessary. Cc) _Steven L. Kuhn WK CHIEN, PERSONNEL SECURITY BIViSTOR, os tevez 1989 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL CWhen Filled In) SECURITY APPROVAL il February 1970 Request #73407 DDP/WH 57514 TO : Director of Personnei ATIN SA Branch/CPD SUBJECT KENT, William Morris 1. This is to inform you that Subject has been approved for the appointment specified in your request under the provisions of Headquarters Regulations 10-3 and 20-5 including access to Classified information through TOP SECRET as required in the Performance of duties. : Unless arrangements are made for entrance on duty within 150 days, thie approval becomes invalid. ; As part of the entrance On duty processing: (7) A personal interview in the Office of Security must be arranged. Ge A personal interview is not necessary. [] Please advise Chief, Clearance Branch, extension 5620 when Subject enters on duty. . Conversion from Staff Agent to Staff Employee. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURTTY: for Chief, Personnel Secufity Division — korr ’ ne ‘YW ‘oasotere PREVibus , . ' oe i See TITS rrgeg reeves -- CONFIDENTIAL a ‘Latin Amevican zistitube ay SPANISH . Grommar t' Grammer 2 Geommer JF . “Shs Conversation Conversation Ee Conversation 4 x a) | ? Commercial Correspan: Aue ol Diplomatic Correspondance . word Study ond Spoiling Translation » Technianey, § Aw ite Technique of interpreting . Bibliographic Wesearch Cultural Bechqround of totin A ~ Contemporary ‘Totin “amesican Thovght - Hispane-Ameticen Painting SPANISH JOURNALISM Style ond Structure “ Porelgn Reporting Seript writing, ard Translation Advertising Cony Writing Advertising Promotion PORTUGUESE Gomme 1 _Grommor 2 “Grammar yy Conversation 1 Conversation 2 Conversation 2 Commercial | Correspondence , Diplamatic Correspondence : Word Study ond Spelling Teamlation Technique ~ “Technique ot Interpreting : Bibliographic Research GERMAN Grammar “Conversation Commercial “Days Absent Times Tardy | abo: ~t . \ : 1 ¥ SUBJECT ode weeks " e j FRENCH ' Bosic \ | te mentary 7 i i Intermediate Advanced Commercial Correspondence "Prey Engiish Hiding English for seep 1 | \ Businens SSOP aft ve tomatic C lly Sa nce _ plom om Pa oF % 4 ; DHLORATC a ADMINISTRATION scHoot st The “We a . ca hing ti. fe it : Economers 4.16 bY; Pnonce Econ. & Pot. cmnamipy International Melatons World Problem: ie st lorn Amencan Hetery een Mote ‘safy a Evenpwss Miptacy she ‘le wow Herr Exstece begteny a eee oa Econom Perowces @f U. 5. Admanty Low Internationa! Gams. My haat fo. Syn Techugve of Tateng Escms Perronae: Maonogement Paych oi ag» Sauoiogy Reeth 9550"! "hy. T advertisng Gaacg. Wf. Pubie Relat: on ma Yv I Merchandising Diplomatic Etiquette ia D Say ZING, Mb ogy 4G Ib ip - ys ade sal pal goo Fark Ave nue thyq ite Wie Tee BUSINESS SCHOOL STENOGRAPHY [Grogg-Pittmen) | Spanish French Postuguese Dictation & Tromscription English french Spanish Portugues TYPEWRITING Eagtish 1 English It Sponish French — Portuquese a COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Bookkesping Secretariat Accounting : Principles of Accavnting Cost accounting ooo Accounting for Executives _— Busingss Machines . Business Mothemotion ? aha" Ib bps Business Etiquette @. sens tow exrort Export Consular Cocuments Acagpyntng for Export Credits & Collections Espo? Tronsportotion Motact Anatysit Espo! Practice & Proceder An ih. me Au Fraogni Traffic Fove.gn Trade I . 7 ° Foreqs Trade It CLASSIFICATION FITNESS REPORT SECTION A GENERAL INFORMATION 1. EMPLOYEE NUMBER 2. NAME (Last, ficst, middle) 1 AADE( 6. 8D 059198 Kent, William M, |) May 29 -14i_D 7. QFFICIAL POSITION TITLE: 8. OFF/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT,&. CURRENT STATION 1Q,. CODE (ck one; Ops Officer __ |DDO/P NOC. ing k [ree | [or | 11. TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 12. TYPE OF REPORT [OTHER (Spec)| | . | CARER RESEAVE ONTAAC i TEMPORARY REASSIGN. | GPECIAL x ( | x MENT . sen vcneeer t.. a. ere — Sas 13, REPORTING PERION {/rom-to-) i}a, DATE REPORT OUR IN O.P, * 1 January 75 - 31 October 75 | 30 Novemb ~ QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE 18 QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE FORM 1S BEING SUBMITTED WITH CHANGES, AND IS ATTACHED 10 THIS REPORT, PLACE THE WORD “YéS’ iN THE BOX TO THE RIGHT, If NO CHANGES ARE REQUIRED, PLACE THE word “NO” IN THE BOX AT RIGHT. , PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Um Unsatisbastory Performance 's unacceptoble. A rcting in this cotegory requires immadiate and positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, fo further training, to placing on probation, 16 reassignment or to separation. Describe action taken ur proposed In Section D. M~—Marginal Paricrmones is deficient In some aspect. The rearons fer atsigning this rating should be stated in Section D ond remedial actions token or recommended should be desribed. P—Proficiont Pertormonce tp satisfactory. Desired resis ave being produced in the manner expecied, $—Strong Performance ls characterized by exceptional praticiancy. O-Ouhtonding Perlormasce it oo exceptional in relotisn to requirements of the work and in compariton to the performance of others doing similar work os te worront special recognition. tte SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to als of the most important specitic dutles performed duting the rating period. Insart roting letter which best describes the manner In which employee performs EACH apecitic duty. Consider ONLY eHectivencss in performance of that duty. All amployses with supervisory responsibilities MUST be roted on thaly obiity to wpervise (inditaty sumber of employees supervised). eraciricburyno.4 Under the general guidance of Branch management, develops and implements a centralized system for finding suitable NOC 1 f jes; j practdures for sdentityeng suitable NOE positions for unbsstencd LD £2 Obie js. DATE Gr wIRTHTS. BEX (5. GA SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & M i t 4 £ s . £ = . : . ements of the DOA guch es GLF;CQ SI" Porsomnal, Oitice GP N@dieH ervices, Office of Security and DDO's operating divisions con- cerning placement and assignment of personnel for NOC duties epaciric bury no.s AS Chief of the Branch’s Personnel Resources and Requirements Section, establishes and maintains liaison with the respective CIA components to develop data on nationality back- c nguage i i Gyailapie to the Branch ae atda ta’ spareasrie Nbcopeseaanays sPecific DUTYNO.4 Searches and surveys tatren Serves as Branch area referent for LA and AF Divisions. Monitors and_ reviews assignments ffectiveness, and prob icer in LA"and Re ivisions,’ Recommen $ as \approbtaate concurgence gr *s SPECIFIC DUTY NO. S RATING LETTER RATING LETTER TT TCOVERATL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING Toke inte accaunt everything obout the employee which influences his effactivenets in his current position such os performance of specific duties, rm productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent personal troits or habits, and particular limitations or talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, ploce the letter In the reting box corresponding to the statement which most accu- rotely reflects his level of performance. . 0 SOLETE Fatvrous CLASSIFICATION . Re ee 367327 @-73 E2, IMPDET CL BY SECRET COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL (contd) William M. Kent Clandestine Service, one of my prime responsibilities is to try to reestablish the integrity of the current letter evaluations used in fitness teports and one of the first places for me to start is in my own Staff. With that said, I do wish to underscore the fact that Mr. Kent is a responsible and responsive professional who knows what he has to do, does it with a minimum of fuss, writes clearly and to the point, is dedicated and in my judgment fully warranta an overall evaluation of atrong, The above comments will be shown to the rater as well as the ratee, SECRET i i H SECTION D Narrative Comments (Continued) languages (Spanish and Italian), and his admirable command of English prose which enables him to write crisp operational communications wita speed and precision, all aid him in carrying out his responsibilities in a superior manner. Subject does not become a victim of routine. In addition to developing the effective referrals system noted above, he has also on his own initiative created our own "skilis bank" in which we are able to locate suitable NOC candidates, and those on board, in terms of needed professional or area experience, rare and esoteric Language Skills, etc. to the point that we can supply "leads" to divisions in a matter of minutes. (Several hundred NOC applicants and on-board personnel have thus been listed by skills bank criteria.) Subject constantly seeks to make the NOC Branch a more meaningful and useful management tool. I find him a thoughtful and canny colleague, careful to observe in full the regulatory limits of our activity but quick to perceive opportunities to support and assist the divisions within these limits. He is a firm, fair, no-nonsense supervisor of Branch personnel. He speaks his mind, honestly but tactfully, when differences occur between him and me. It is my conviction that he is ready to enter into the upper reaches of staff and supervisory echelons of the Directorate and has by now proven that he is as adept at staff responsibilities as he was previcusly impressive in his field and desk operational responsibilities, In short, a comer and a cherished colleague, __NARRATIVE COMMENTS SECTION D Indicate significant strengths or weukeesses demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective thelr relationship to overall performonce. State suggestions made for impraveament of work ferwee. Give recommendations for training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for currant position. Amplify ar explain ones nin managerial or supervisory -dubasvind cost conse extra space is needad to complete r a In Febriaey 1976,.9f0llowing the emergency hospitalization and retirement of my debs » Subject became my new deputy, a position he has filled since that time in addition to performing most of the assignments he had been tasked with earlier, His undiminished energy and enthusiasm for his work is a hall-mark of his performance since that time. Subject has, on his own initiative, developed our referrals system (finding new NOC applicants and those on board for filling specific area priority needs) to a point where it is serving the entire Directorate with distinction and precision, especially in the "crisis" areas of NOC needs, such as Africa and Near East Divisions, Thanks to his creation of an orchestrated System of finding and "shopping" new-hire applicants with rare Skills, we have also begun to serve the newly-created Clandestine Corps program with dozens of such applicants, in addition to serving normal area division NOC needs, ion C to pravide best basis for determining future parsennel action. Manner of performance of 3s: the use of Rersonnel, space, equipment and funds, must be commented on, if applicable. If seporata sheet of paper. As a Branch supervisor, Subject deals with the entire spectrum of Branch activity in my absence with sureness and confidence. His broad operational background abroad, his near-native ability in two /continued/ SECTION E CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS MONTHS EMPLOVAE HAG RAEN Tie THis REPORT UNDER MY SUPER VIGION Dare ~ OPFICIAL FITLE OF SUPERVIBOR PED OF pany ngme GNATURE 24 January 1977 Chief, NOC Branch Harris Greene n STATEM CONC EANING THIS KVALUATION aN, MY PERFORMANCE 3._BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWiNg OPRICIAL I became C/CMS on 1 October 1976 and thus my comments must be restricted to the October-Decernber 1976 time frame. Ihave no basic disagreement with the narrative comments but do challenge the letter evaluations. While Mr. Kent's performance has been strong and he hae amply demonstrated he is a GS-15 level officer capable of assuming greater responsibilities, I cannot concur that his performance "is so exceptional to requirements of the work and in comparison of others doing similar work as to warrant special recognitien”., On purely technical grounds there is no other officer serving as DC/CMS/NOC and thus the comparison is invalid. Secondly, as Chief, Career Management Staff and administrator of the Date [Ormrciac TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 26 January 1977 Chief CMS 4, BY EMPLOYEE { CERTIFY THATS RAVE SEEN THE ENTRI£S IN |PATE (Ab SECTIONS OF THIS REPORT. me peu? CLASSIFICATION SECTION A _ CLASSIFICATION FITNESS REPORT _GENERAL INFORMATION 1, EMPLOYEE NUMBER 2. NAME (lost, firsl, middle) 11. TYPE OF APPOINTMENT wpa i poe CAREER RESEAVE | ‘Formas ann oa sewn] aa ns i & GRADE| 6. sD Ts. DATE OF BIRTH[4. BEX” | BS-15. “12. TYPE OF REPORT tne nena i | REASSIGN. | | MENT | 13, REPORTING PERIOD (/rom-te-) 1 Novesnber 1975 - SECTION B Deceaber 1976 ai QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE (14, DATE REPORT DUE IN Gr, IF QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE FORM 18 BEING © SUBMITTED WITH WORD “YES” IN THE BOX TO IME RIGHT. IF NO CHANGES ARE SECTION C nicunen PERFORMAN' CHANGES, AND. 1S ATTACHED TO THIS REPORT, PLACE THE REQUIRED, PLACE THE WORD NO” IN THE BOX AT RIGHT. CE EVALUATION ! O5919 |\__ Kent, Willi Myo LO {09 {29 M_. DY.B 7. sa138 POSITION FiTLE * MLL 3. Sheree OF ASSIGNMENT OS. URRENT BTATION GS- CODE (ck one) ~ oe ee Ops Officer - Deputy Chief DNO/CMS/N a Hag glen: pr or proposed in Section 0D, token or recammanded ahauid be described. work os to worrant qseciel recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES their ability to supervise (indicate number of ampioyess supervised). U-Unsatistactory Performance is unacceptable, A roting in this cote tit up to six of the mast Important specific duties performed during the rating perlad. insert savin Perlorms EACH epecific duty. Consider ONLY eflectivencn in performance of that duty. All employees with P—Profictant Performance 44 satisfactory, Desired results ore being produced In the monnar expected. S~Strong Perlormansa is characterized by waceptional proficiency. O-Gutitanding Perlormacce \s 40 excaptional in relation to requirements of @ letter which bert describes the manner In which employes supervisory sesponsibilities MUST be rated on gory requires inmediate ond positive remadial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further oining, to placing on probation, to reassignment or to separation. Deseribe sctian taten Mm Marginal Farformonce ly dulicient in some aipects. The teatons fer origning thls rating should be stated in Section D and ramedigl actions the work and in compariton to the performance of others deing similar sexciric ourywa.t As head of the Branch‘ implements a centralized system fo personnel to fill specific NOC nee the same for unassigned NOC person Ss Referral Section, develops and r locating suitable new-hire NOC ds by area divisions; also does hel _as coordinator between area. i RATING Lerren ie) ereciricouryno.2 divisions, of branch chief, and as his princi pal adviser in all matters con- cerning nonofficial cover in which srkcinic ourvNe. 8 Maintains effective wo Agency components including Office Senor SEES Eat En heat SHEA the ESA POM EMAR SS saSSigmment “eppropr official cover, In charge cf our Branch data bank and applic aha BSS sx trai USbdr 981 SGEY IDG, 28 BrAgch rate cover for -personnet imder- }ties,-foreign—are a—experience—ete— the Branch is involved. oo tking relationship with various of Personnel, Office of Medical on availability of NOC personnel ants by nationality, language skills, professional skills As deputy to Chief, CMS/NOC, serves as latter's alter ego in absence { Tron = + RATING LETTER RATING LETTER RATING LEerrer 0 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 6 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION tately reflects his level of performance. FORA GPSOLETE Pare buss 6-73 49 corrions CLASSIFICATION Toke into account everything sbout the emplayee which influences his wHectivenets in hig current position such os performance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pactinent persanal traits or habits, and particular limitations or talents. Sosed on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rcting period, place the Istter in the rating box correspanding te the statement which most oceu- E2, IMPDET CL BY ve7eie7 RATING Larrea RATING LETTER RATING LETTER ~~ SECRET 18 May 1977 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT SUBJECT: Mr. William M. Kent, Period: 1 January - 20 May 1977 1. As I depart from the assignment as Chief, Non- official Cover Branch, Career Management Staff, I should like to make a final comment on the performance of Mr. Kent who has served with me during the entire period of my assignment and who, since March 1976, has been my deputy. More Specifically, the Period since 1 January 1977 has been a trving one for this component and has culminated with its sudden transfer from one component (CMS) to another (ADDO/D). 2. During this most recent period, Mr. Kent has demonstrated his capacity for growth and leadership. He has himself handled virtually all of the transition aspects for the Branch, involving briefings and counsel for his new Overall chief (the ADDC/D) and for his new branch chief, He has served in the Past 30 days substantially as acting branch chief, given my fairly lengthy TDY absence abroad during that period. 1 can only reiterate my judgment in the last fitness report that Kent is a senior and Mature supervisory officer, very well organized in his work habits and capable of making measured judgments and decisions. His continuity in all aspects of nonofficial cover and its ramifications makes hin a valued and valuable staff officer. I would say his uture ccntributi lies in the entire atea of managing and guiding Directorate personnel, ave noted the clear prdégress as made in the past year in taking supervisory decisions involving personnel, firmly and crisply. 3. Given his impressive field and Headquarters experience, Kent should be given an Opportunity to display his worth in future Directorate assignments involving discretion, professionalism and maturity. I give him an unquestioned "Strong" for this final period he has served with me. [dove cee Harris Greene Chief Nonofficial Cover Branch SECRET one t) 7 ___NARRATIVE COMMENTS. Indicate signitieant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current Position keeping in proper Perspective their ralationship to overall performance. Stote suggestions mode for improvement -of work ‘performance. Give recommendations for training. Comment on forelgn language competence, if required for current pasition, Amplify or explain ratings givens jn: fon C to provide best basis for determining future personnel action. Manner of performance of Monagerial or supervisory dutigs pn conf “colisclooshass *the use of Befsonnel, space, equipment and funds, must be commented on, if opplicable, if extra spoce is needed to compiate Section D, attech o separate sheet of paper. bei ae SECTION E ____ CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS J. BY SUPERVISOR BORIS DUMCoveR Whe wean IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT WEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOVES, GIVE EXPLANATION Gare OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVIBOR PED OF PRINYED NAME AND BIGNATUNE 19 0M aay 1877 STATEMENT CONCERNING THI® EVALUATION OF MY PERFORMANCE COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL, . Iam in basic agreement with these comments and with the overall rating of Strong, Unfortunately, due to the physical separation of my office and that where Mr. Kent labors, I find it difficult to provide meaningful substantive comments. [ have served as C/CMS only since 1 October 1976 and, while individual branches within CMS are widely dispersed, Ihave been lucky in having each managed and run by a senior experienced officer of aupergrade rank. Thig was true in SMS/NOC and I am more than willing to accept C/CMS/NOC's evaluation of Mr, Kent. In my own dealings with Kent, I have found him to be responsive, informed, articulate and an excellent team player. Iam also aware of certain innovations developed by him and implemented seh: . . a 's NOG prog & bene g DATE a oO ed to the Dr; Orate'g a OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFi=IEE = ai - r A good, solid officer with additional growth potentip < AY Dy . 31 May 77 Chief, CMS Bert D. Bown, I 4, BY EMPLOYEE : I CERTIFY ’TNAT | HAVE SEEN THE ENTRIES IN [OTE oc SIOKAT oF EMPL co ALL SECTIONS OFTHIS REPORT. \ Avvowrs AS? af un TK. ~ oe j CLASSIFICATION SECRET . FITNESS REPORT SECTION A GENERAL INFORMATION __ 1. EMPLOYEE NUMBER [2. NAME (law, ire, widalie) ~ OTS. DATE OF BIRTHTa. EX” |e GRADETS "oo 059198 Kent, William M, | 05/09/29 iM GS-15 en 6 7. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE. “|e. OFF /OIV/ER oF ASRIGNMENT B, CURRENT STATION | i0. CODE Tk ane) Ops Officer - Deputy Chief — 7 DDO/CMS/NOC | Hqs_ : ; ; 12. TYPE OF REPORT X [nae. 11. TYPE OF APPOINTMENT TOTHER (Spec. nt i i EMPORARY: EABSIGN. SPECIAL ! j “a MENT ee ro =r ~ ‘CAREER RESERVE ONTRACT: x. | 13, REPORTING PERIOD (/romuro-)” 1 Jan 77 - 20 May 77 __QUAUFICATIONS UPDATE IF QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE FORM 1S BEING SUBMITTED wi7H CHANGES, AND IS ATTACHED TO FMS REPORT, PLACE THE WORD “YES” IN YHE BOX 10 THE RIGHT. IF NO CHANGES ARE REQUIRED, PLACE THE WORD “NO” IN THE BOX at RIGHT, SECTION C PERFORMANCE EVALUATION U-Unsotitfoctory Parformance it vaoccepiable. A soting in thls category fequires Immediote end positive remedial action. the nature of the actien could range from counseling, to further training, te plocing an Probation, to reassignment or to teparation. Describe action token er propeied In Section p, M—Marginal Farlormonce js deficient in some Gspacts. The reasons for auslgning this roting should be stoted In Section O and remedial atilons folen oF recammendad should be dexribad, P--Proticient Perfarmance is satifoctory, Desired results ore being produced in the manner «expected, $~Stiang Partormance i characterized by exceptional Profiziency, O-vtitending Perfarmance it 10 exceptional in relatian to requirements of the work ond in fampariton to the performance of others doing similar work as te warrant special tecogsitian. —- ne .. SPECIFIC DUTIES Ust up to sin of the most impartans specific duties pertermed during the reting period. insert cating letter which bert describes the manner in which employwe Performs EACH specific duty, Consider ONLY effectivensa in parformosca of thet duty. All employees with Supervisory responsibilities MUST be roted on their abliity to supervise (indicate number of employees supervised). ePEciric DUTY NO.) ~~ RATING Larrea SEE MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT (ATTACHED) @PRCiFiG DUTY NO. & SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. A SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 5 SPECIFIC DUTY No.g RATING LETTER OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Toke into account everything about the employee which influances his ofectiveness in his current position such as performance of spacitic duties, productivity, conduct on iob, cooperativensss, pertinent Personal tegits or habits, and particular limitations or tclents. Based On your knowledge of employee's overal! performonce during the rating period, place the letter in the roting box sotresponding 10 the statament which most occu: retely reflects his leval of performance. FORM 45 OBSOLETE PReveous C FE NY . (4) 973 SO coitions ez, impoet cosy 706 7527 eport for: Section D (continued) Kent, William M., healthy skepticism enables him to contribute materially to the smooth, In this Shall proceed in a NOC officer, private life of 3. in which he tackled each new Still on-going, a NOC officer. transition from the old to the new way. context he has made invaluable Suggestions on how we order to improve the Operational efficacy of as well as to ease the burdens imposed on the Worthy of Special note is the Systematic and orderly fashion problem, These attributes resulted in his solving Many of the thorny personnel problems which have Mr. Kent's industriousness -- on the confronted us of late. 4. Asa deputy and acting and stern supervisor who exacts his subordinates, tempered by a Or compassion advice in solving many of both the officer and the operational MOSt welcome. 5. In sum, Mr. Kent has been a most noted above, he has Many outstanding performance has been a Solid strong. branch chief he has been a firm Precision and perfection from The firmness and sterness, judicious applicaticn of human in cases of “hard-to-place" however, are understanding NOC officers. His these cases to the Satisfaction of component involved was effective deputy. As traits and his overall gairicant strengths or weaknayseg’ dertonstrated in current position keeping in proper Perspective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions mode far improvement df work performance. Give recammendations for training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for current pasition. Amplify or explain rotings given in Section © te provide best basis for determining future personnal action. Monner of perfarmonce of mene OF manogerial of supervisory duties and vost cintcioussers in the use of personne, space, equipment _and funds, must be commented on, if applicable. If extra space is needed to complete Section D, attoch a seperate sheet of paper. i. Having been appointed to my present position on 23 May 1977, this report covers seven months. In this time I have learned to appreciate Mr. Kent's excellent performance in Supporting and guiding the mission o£ this branch. Considering the outstanding evaluation he received from my predecessor, it must have been a great disappointment to Mr. Kent that he was not advanced to become branch chief. I make this observa- tion because Mr. Kent has never demonstrated his obvious disappointment to me. On the contrary, from the first moment he has shown extraordi- nary and enthusiastic willingness in providing the needed continuity to run this branch which controls the career progression of the NOC officer complement consisting of between 275 and 300 officers at any given time. No doubt the reader is aware of the intricate, complicated and at times confusing bureaucratic machinery which governs the NOC officer program. Mr. Kent has done a superb job in helping me understand and cope with this maze. 2. With the creation of the Office of External Development and conco- mitant issuance of new, precise and explicit regulations we now hope to Streamline and simplify this bureaucratic machinery. Mr. Kent's knowledge of past practices coupled with his eagerness and at times MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN ym TO F y LANATION UNGER MY BUPERVIGION Ue SHOWN TO EMPLOYER, GIVE EXPLANATION TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND ay, Gerard J. Hahn 3._BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OPrriciaL I have not had the opportunity to observe Mr. Kent's performance as closely as the rating officer, However, the rater's comments strike me aa being eminently fair and accurate. Mr. Kent has certainly performed well and his thorough and accurate presentations have indeed been impressive. Despite my somewhat limited association with Mr. Kent, but having full confidence in the rating officer's judgment, I have no hesitation in concurring in the overall rating of Strong. DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TYPEO ON PRINTED NAME-AND S1an, URE 29 December 1977 Chief, OED Walter L. o'Brien\ /) ne wV 4 BY EMPLOYEE _ Darr Tan. Nr exer. ASCRECTSUS CR NE REST ewrES [PATE arg WIA — CLASSIFICATION SEPPACRET SA Ne ) OGNTIRENTES | See. fe ~ Sdven' Basspoot . woe _ See. 13... OBtined diploms trom Wits borg HS. while in the . Prine. Through Serves of exdensrnattons given by : School See. v. pett Classifveation: 4A ODraff- exempl ol present) : hes ia as& Mecz. Cau ken. +p .6 Mi thfary Bheemon . dad yorce radto operator M:P Kedro Satien. Reeerved speetal 1, P Tratning lin me dratly athe arnt bo 2tc& Mecz.Cov, Ken, “hep. ap~ Names in thes seefton are pt mpigh Wt Se prow Than pepe reel Br afl Ti Lovee ty my para o hile beter, - See, 2. a Godt rehrences given thes sechou ony of my Atey . we ry) erge dee & nor. 7 b : / have “wo cred? references pally U a usines While living in aly traveled uit parenk hb: Grermeny, rance, ium , Luxem bourg, ‘Seer heer hind, Buster a. While ene plo red wa El Salvador » vithd . Guatuals How! osi-10 das Qe way Kame (dew) trary E/ Salvador - a fraveled Hrough Gaakenale, Merieo.. .fo. 19. the bohl. et ate ertons: Wher raed , See. 19-17 het make In we “hve tw "He. Sd e - boarding house tn ef Salvador. They . gre all tah Te Braeriay km bossy iM ~ San Sal vider ysty the excephion af Sof. birebe/: inclames Me he ye ; Hse; tes. vltes. Rabert Trttenen ies Ne Clay, BR LOB Eade STA Wilner vebey.us.h, Oi ellen lend Ths: El zabeth WR: i Sua ‘Sfiodo « E/ Sabvedar - 2 Carer Pleased. See. 23 — 7 AbbaEss2 4 YP? Lil sh tng 1. Are fr. Niue q and Namier) (Qty) wee oe wee a, RELATIONSHIP Latha x Vy A eo sport eye ee Sec. 27, yoy ARE INFORMED ‘THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEM HEREN WILL BE INVESTIGATED. ARE THERE any UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR Lire NOT MENTr MAY BE DISCOVERED IN “SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WaETH, INVOLVED oR Nort. WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IF 30, > e ANSWER “NQ* o 2 Mn a Sac. 28. | CERTIFY THAT THE Forsyte: jepson “eT Sag gg 7 “igi ET , DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: oo. cc cess oo ceace ee eo vo asacadeessangeemecencenuecenene "Name and Chapter (St. dad Nember) (chys (Govatey) DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: . - oe * (Name ant Chapter) = (Bt and Numbers iy” t “ eauetrys DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: (Name ard Chapter) 18t apd Numbers + (City ‘(Btates DATES OF MEMRERSHIP: . : tt ae Sree: een, etgemee meoaae re Sec. 25. MISCELLANEOUS A.D YOU ADVOCATE OR HAVE YOU EVER ADVOCATED: OR ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER REEN A MEMBER OF, OR HAVE YOU SUPPORTED, ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANI ZATION WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTUROW OF OUR CONSPETUTIONAL FORM OF GOV- ERNMENT IN THE UNITED aTame®™ NV. - - Yu IF “YES,” EXPLAIN: . 8. DO YOU USE, OR HAVE YOU USED, INTO ZICANTS? _ IF 36, TO WHAT EXTENT? occ cece eee erecta cer aeneeanede coeeensd vetneeeaeenee cas cieeeeae setemea enees sess sane amenmlngnaesen sens tases mane GHAVE YoU EVER BEEN ‘ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CONVICTED FOR ANY VIOLATION OF LAW OTEER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION? [F 80, STATE NAME OF COURT, CITY, ¥ STATE, i OF OFFENSE AND DISPOSITION OF CASE: Viel... D. HAVE YOU br olene ar civE eras ation wae a MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES? guet ‘BELOW THE Mamet OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES Oz OFFICES To WHICH FOR EMPLOYMENT SINCE 1940: era ines saat : : naan sora = ADDRESS ma 2 NAME Se “gn ab RRES EE Ent He & NAME Lakers. 7 Son as _ sponse 2 (each re Sec. 22, RESIDENCES FOR T THE PAST 15 YEARS rrowclale-tet To...Present 2y¢y’_ Wthngbn Bos Ju Mite sey LUSA (St. oud oramber) Goantey i Ag. (25920 aly t28r Casa Lark une Sal ida. £/. Selredor rou ltereknne by. L212 tee Wehng hn A. KM. Le LSA PROM Jat 13 Jug Narch ney. (21m Ladas bing hu ‘Ke. “MYC AE USA Late Sep. 193 Lees A. OMeges tne Hd! NGL Uh ate) (Country). enon Beret p34 Ta ae 1979 ae, i Eat NICNY Thy ayy (Coumeryy FROM '135 v0 Soot 1930 Mal feng 157 Pitan Vale FROM . TO Sm. ‘23. RESIDE NE & OR TRAVEL ov TSIDE " THE UNITED STATES Arnow /927 ty 538 Alen og, rrom 738, 35-97 Lares Isl Frome Frou dome LEP ws Sept 1297- thita Ch “Te xtee Galley. rron Dee, F461, Norchiner ea fapen . > Ara From /PFD 4, seer Sa Salvador “Ep Slyder” _ Leal ma ent . : we Ske 26 CLUBS, SOCIETIES, AND OTHEE Oe; ASM ATION. > LIST NAMES aNd appre . > C PRORES SIONAL SocteTi: ky PLOVER GROUPS, ORCAS IZAS4O8S OF ANT WIG), ch OME Merk sie 1s mes deat: OF, ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HE AIMgh ARTA SANG LOIN AU Fea tess aye SLED te SUE ot BetONE on WANE BELONG E a 1 Boy Seov of reer ica lroop 139 Bolly ak lhe roars, MY Jus aN acne mad 1 hae DATES OF MEMRERSEF SIV3 -SPG9- L095 FROM Sad Same ee aa. Mame amt 1 hagere + (86 at S ste DATES oF MEMBERSHIP: a we nee ee tects ee (Mame and Chaoter) 7 ane ates « DATES or MEMBERSHIP: _ Sxc. 48, GIVE FIVE CHARACTER REFERENCES—IN THE U. 8.—WHO KNOW Yor INTL MATELY—(Give residence and business addresses where possible.) OS eral on j State BES. ADD: aL fegdems._finneel fee RES. appa IL - _Aesas..... ee _ | BUS ADD. 5 i edowsorth Bt wit Wy * RES. OO AE Ruchues? Ber, MS. t.. NY Mn. hed, tt Lhe. BUS. A \ RES. ADD Ave? Grove 5f, Sovthe 34 Febersbur; Fila. irs. Ma iad RB ‘ agar Linker 0s 90° ae Rachartt dan MYC WL gecr T eer Ree vnc eS Sec. 19. NAMES OF FIVE - PERSONS WHO KNOW YOU SOCIALLY. IN THE UNITED STATES— ‘ NOT REFERENCES, RELATIVES, SUPERVISORS, OR EMPLOYERS—(Give residence and business addresses where possible.) 1 Alen Ravnor BUS. ADD Street and Number tig od fn... Bee RES. appadZé Liter bee, Freepert Zu. N.Y. 2 Cyr vs feeee ao BUS. ADD. -. - RES. AaDDeliald! So. am Bre. mt. Mrnun aA + Fheinda_ Montema. sue s00. 7g: uipect Mt. ernen WY « Mhed _Danade. |. BUS. ADD.” Res. app.d7 Oak St. bacresin a Sine. fa Phrale- _ - sus. app.foa. fark Aer, NY Mi RES. ADD. Nlate worems - of eaten Semen a Sec. . 20. GIVE THREE NEIGHBORS AT YOUR LAST NORMAL RESIDENCE IN THE U. S.— . (Give residence and business addresses where possible. } Steeet and Number City State spon “has, appelPbt lacking fon Bet. Wie se WY a 7 es Aba iif NL ca bY. BUR ADDS paghens oe ARS AT . Sec. 2h. Seo th FINANGIAL BACKGROUND . : "A. ABB YOU “ RWETRRLY. fermen on YT WW. Fes. IF NOT, STATE SOURCES _ OF OTHER INCOME - sodimenenees Alana c HAVE YOU 4 PHYSICAL HANDICAP, DISEASE, J OR OTHER DISABILITY WHICH CONSIDERED IN ASSIGNING You SHOULD BE TO WORK? IF ANSWER 1g “YES.” EXPLAIN; Ne COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT i J PENSATION FOR MILPPARY OR NAY DETAIL3: vo : . st . - . 16. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED OR ASKED TO RESIGN FROM-‘ANY POSI- “ TION? HAVE YOU LEFT A POSITION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH YOU DESIRE TO EXPLAIN? GIVE DETAILS: . b&b Resigned “postion m &l Salvador under prokst of reuplexer whose dexyres were that Tremaned will Wha Coss Pah. i. 17. GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS A. FOREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS “SLIGHT,” “FAIR,” OR “FPLUENT™) | LANGUAGE Spouesh SPEAK Floeat READ Fleent WRITE Fluent . LANGUAGE lAheaw _sreax Fleent READ FleeuT WRITE Fluent | Lancuace freacd * SPEAK Shoht . bed WRITE Slisht ered Slakt oh 7 ght . Slog 4t B.LIST ALL SPORTS AND HosBies WHICH INTEREST YOU: INDICATE DEGREE OF PROFL CIENCY IN EACH: ; os Tesch: igh Sebael Track Teton, Feaseball Faotbell (uly as spectiterd. Stamp COhfsding = ert | - fheste dad, Dancing 7 Receding and C.HAVE YOU ANY QUALIPICATIONS, AS A RESULT OP TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE, WHICH MIGHT FIT YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITIONT . . Some ccxpercesce ind~ travel tn..hitt Bmeecee. poles huaute eg 3. Spanish saesild aid tm tavieke to. ata tavnthecs.? ne ATE BTC ACR DIES AND EQUIPMENT YOU CAM UE," OR PROFESSIONAL DEVICES: ° a cress : Seincaptas eat, ‘ i ee = tase 8 § FO G a P o4uY 7 RO} 0 v 0 OR ANA DRESS Q / bla On De ach. O R s Ureraled 6 . 2 i PRO , 0 z O = e onf/taa aM Oo S - a p “had ST: f YING Qn ™ ° {Typect Discharee) AK. Utter Leheed SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD NUMBER <2f .. appress (9/0. ee Thur An. Ni CS. Cox xo IF DEFERRED GIVE REASON _. ne a Bee ce NDICATE MEM ERSHIP IN MILITARY ler ee Te 6 hai hc. c Lac) thas, back flay Lafice (/ clon lila ¥ ial 15. “CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF eras FOR 'P YEA a FOR ALL PERIODS. INCLUDE CASUAL EMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSO PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. GIVE ADDRESSES AND STATE WHAT YOU DID DURING PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. LIST LAST POSITION FIRST. (List all civilian em. ployment by a foreign government, regardless of dates.) CLASSIFICATION GRAD! ME. rrom Mtg tte Fe, MAS 17S, (IF IN FEDERAL SERVICE) EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY Almacen ¥ Lbreeta £; / Si he ce, we ADDRESS | . San | Salvedor . Af Salvador ce eee . 190 ad Mater + Bemse) Counter KIND OF ausiness Dee Sa re _ NAME OF SUPERVISOR &e Gar Sehatnng. TITLE OF Jos Manager “SALARY 8. 4209... ven Manlh YOUR DUTIES Alter liuny, Eble, Shee lad th, Lndeut_asplery, Male sale Shipenenl, . Sypervistuia. OF sunplawees + REABONS sonarorsaarna. A &i hore. tate the Lringeany. rrom duly... £25 ro .cluly. APLL. (i? IRFEDenAL SEnvicn) - ME A : ° EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY __ oom es AKO MY USB xIND or avammEss Rawkews* ...- NAME OF SUPERVIR0 datk Beal. _tmusor son; Tecmedatee _ 7 . tt aR ea teas ee 6 UN IND OF PO Y = Sw 6 ov COEF " ni iti a 6 0 G 6 ” ¥ _ ~ QUE . D 4, O 0 D . anes , = + Ds ° ~ } c 0 p PO "4 0 ONS G sP ° fj ize o LY ’ : : g i? “ : tj} - SCHOO ine ° ; City ™ D ? ae ) ; fj . 8 00 anaes) r D 3 DED | | | j i 96h he an meee | 0 ° } ne 5 ar ox o Y D D : : . RG D © , Mn . y} Phel itt 4 “0 ,) o ej if wy a is : oy " | : i Sec, 9. MOTHER-IN-LAW FULL NAME..._. LIVING OR DECEASED ae DATE OF DECEASE. . CAUSE PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS ne . PS : {3t and Num (Cetys State (Connteyh DATE OF BIRTH oo. PLACE OF BIRTH IF BORN OUTSIDE U. 8. INDICATE. DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY CITIZENSHIP .. ....... WHEN ACQUIRED? . | |. WHERE? (Clty) States (Country) OCCUPATION an : LAST EMPLOYER GES othe se, eae, Src. 10. RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION, WHO EITHER LIVE ABROAD OR WHO ARE NOT CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1 wane Stina. Brust gains . RELATIONSHIY ~— Ungle | AGE 33 CITIZENSHIP Lay. ~.. ADDRESS ‘Hed Soece fo lores. “ely . (8%, and Messber) Alta Cy ton (Cannteys 2 NAME bd, Brocegath ... wovetemeee RELATIONSHIP. Mual S oace 97 CITIZENSHIP Sealy Mee eae avoness Hid Sacco 1a lores” /aty (Be anal Bronber) (State, (Cangoteys 3. NAME Lilbana... Brstpace__.aevarionasny Cousin - AGE 2D - CITIZENSHIP Sty «4 . . ADDRESS Het sgcca to, Kare | Kaly » Waanters = = Sa een ey —_ —, toot . Sec. 11. RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE OF . THE U.S. OR OF 4 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT: L NAMB .- RELATIONSHIP .. ‘CITIZENSHIP... appeeas . “in ne cig TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) ~. 2 NAMB + . +» RELATIONSHIP |. CITIZENSHIP a EP ADDRwsS ~ . . TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) TE aed Hamer) Gigs KNOWN) SECRET £3 (When Filled Tn) SECTION AX! COWTINUED FROM PAGE 4 : ae a * LUST ANY SIGNIFICANT PUBLISHED MATERIALS OF WHICH YOU ARE THE AUTHOR (Do not submit copies unless requested). INDICATE TITLE, PUBLICATION DATE, and TYPE CF WRITING (NON fiction, scientific articles, general interest aub- jects, novels, short atorien, ete.) Ao y taterest Subjects and Short Stories(but not significant) pcblished, INDICATE ANY DEVICES mHiCH YOu HAVE SNYENTED ANO STATE WHETHER OA HOT THEY ARE PATENTED 9. LIST ANY CORUNA FUGL IC RELATIONS EXPERIENCE During employsent in F2 Salvador manne tne ener nnn epee rene ne ty nt qeerter nt 10. LIST ANY PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC OF HONORARY ASSOCIATIONS OR SOCTETIES IN WHICH YOU ARE NOW OR WERE FORMERLY A MEMBER. LIST ACADEMIC HONORS YOU HAVE RECEIVED. Received highest honors and 4 awards at Graduation from Letin American Institute: General Excellence, Diplamtic Subjects, Service to the School, an? one other. SECTICN XI} ORGAMI ZATION WORK EXPERIENCE - SINCE LAST COMPLETION OF A PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS QUESTIONNAIRE ts INCLUSIVE OATES (From: and Ta-) LB GRAGE) 3. OFFICE/O)VISION/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNMENT May 1956 to present 11 H/111/Cuba 4 NO. OF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOUR OIRECT + OFFICFAL POSITION TITLE SUPERVISION mM 8 DESCMISTION OF DUTIES General support of Station KUCAGE activities, Initiating new KICACE programs for Station implementation, I4aison with other Headquarters cosponents, Maintainance of correspondence with Stetion, Attendance at various Id ¢ i. INCLUSIVE Dares (Froa- end To- + GRADE TS. OF FICE/OLVISION/ BRANCH OF ASSIGHMENT to May S-9 fi/ Station Panama City _ 4. NO. OF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOUR DIRECT S- OFFICAL POSETION TITLE a stON Station PP Officer Ge DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES Assumed and reorganized Station PP program, Broadened existing e«sseta and | acquired new assets, Wrote Spanish language materials, drew cartoons, supervised publication of KUCAGE publication, Organized anti—Camunist demonstrations, Acted gs co-Case Officer of FI etration a e 3. INCLUSIVE CATES (From- and To- j3 f 2. GRADE LI. OF FICE/DIVISION/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNMENT te: u Lhe eptembey rap (Bev) H/Sta+ion Panema a 4. NO. OF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOUR GERECT S- GFFICIAL POSITION TITLE SUPERVISION Ne FI Ops Office: 6- DESCRIPTION OF OUTIES In charge Water Travel Control program, Worked as member Air Travel Control tean performing baggage searches, photographing documents, mintaining passenger and air travel records (ail covertly), Regular and audio surveiliances, CE work, Bpors ry cut..ot 2 CO is Ca) pene T ye Or_# yen i. INCLUSTVE DATES (Froa- ang Ta- ) é RADE: 4. OFFICE/DIVISION/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNMENT Sime 1952-July 19 ry, wiStation Panama City 4 NO. OF EMPLOYEES UNOER YOUR DIRECT S- OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE SUPERVISION yy FI Ops Officer $- DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES Same as 3, above, less CE Work and penetration agent handling, — 1. INCLUSIVE DATES (From- and To- > ,... Dec, 1951-June 1952 4. NO. OF EMPLOYEES UNDER YOUR DIRECT 3 SUPERVISION NA €. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES Training, Also orientation at various desks, 2 GRADE | 3. OFFICE/OIVISIGN/ BRANCH OF ASSIGNMENT GS-5 Wa ae + OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE FI Ops Officer (Use additionai pages if required) SECRET . (When Filled In) ®@] SECTION Vill FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES e EQUIVALENT FLUENT ADEQUATE AGEQUATE F BuT LIMITED (Liat below sach language in for FOR d CONTACT | ACADEMIC ; thich you possess any degree OBVIOUSLY |e ceamcn | TRave, [KNOWLEDGE NATIVE JeROLONGE (WITH STUDY : of competence. Indicate your FLUENCY | FOREIGN RESIDENCE PARENTS (ALL: i SOUNT ; proficiency to read, erite ar A» READ W WRITE 8° SPEAK COUNTRY ETC.) LEVELS) ' apeak by placing a check (X) in the appropriate boxes e[e[sTe[viste[«[s[e[™ [spa] ws] | smo ea TT ea | tne ede Te pe term LTT PPRRAT Ty German r 2. VF YOU HAVE CHECKED "ACADEMIC StuDY" UNDER "HOW ACQUIRED". INDICATE LENGTH AND INTENSIVENESS OF sTyoY Spanish: 2 yre., 20 hrs per week//Italian: 4 yre, in Italian elementary schools, Frenoh: 2 yre,, 5 hrs, per week 3. DESCRIBE YOUR ABILITY TO DG SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE WORK INVOLVING VOCABULARIES AND TERMINOLOGY ON THE SCIENTIFIC, ENGINEERING, TEL ECOMMUNICATIONS, MILITARY OR ANY OTHER SPECIALIZED FIELD limited @ ¢ SECTION ix GEOGRAPHIC AREA KNOWLEDGE ® ¥. LIST BELOW ANY FORETGN REGIONS OF COUNTRIES OF WHICH YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE GAINED AS A RESULT OF RESIDENCE. TRAVEL, STUGY OR WORK ASSIGNMENT. UNDER COLUMN “TYPE OF SPECIALIZED KNOMLEDGE". FNDICATE TYPE OF KNOWL EOGE SUCH ag A ARES & 8 ROAD U z DATES OF KNOWLEOGE ACQUIRED ay i NAME OF REGION ON COUNTRY TYPE OF SrECIALIHZED KNOWLEDGE RESIDENCE. Ea TRAVEL. £TC. TRAVEL | sry | ASSIGNS ; . MENT i ener mowledre on x . i 2. INDICATE THE PURPOSE OF VISIT, RESIDENCE Of TRAVEL FON EACH OF THE REGIONS Of COUNTRIES LISTED ABOVE Japan: Military Service//Italy: Father in business in / Mexico: attend Co: ff El Salvador: Employment (Non-CI@)//Pamam: CIA assignment//In addition @T Section x te ally OGRAPHIC SKILLS be IMDOICATE OYWER BUSINESS MACHINES WITH #HICH You HAVE HAD OPERATING EXPERIENCE GR TRAINING (Comptometer, Mimso- ataph, Card Punch, ere.) ogrann Recor SECTION Xt SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS 1. LIST ALL HOBBIES AND SPORTS iN WHICH YOU ARE ACTIVE CR HAVE ACTIVELY FARTICIPATEO, INDICATE YOUR PROFICIENCY ‘* Fach 6 Wrdting: have hed some materials published/Alartooning: since childhood // Raising and breeding tropical fish: considerable knowledge//Fhotogrs phy stamp collebtir 2 INDICATE ANY SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS. RESULTING FROM EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING, WHICH MIGHT FET YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITION OR TyPE OF woRMETalning and experience in writing, cartooning, advertising, public relations, languages, trevel, sales, etc, 2. EXCLUGING EQUIPMENT NOTED IN SECTION X, LIST ARY SPECIAL SKILLS YOU POSSESS RELATING To OTHER EQUIPWENT OR MA- CHINES SUCH AS OPERATION OF SHORTWAVE RADIO. MULTILITH, TURRET LATHE, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVICES, ETc. Voice radio(operational) experience in the Army 4 TP UYOU ARE A LICENSED OR CERTIFIED MEMBER GF ANY TRADE OR PROFESSION (Pilot, Electrician, Radio Operator, Teacher, Lawyer, Cpa, Medical Technician, etc. }, {INDICATE THE KIND OF LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE, MAME OF ISSUING STATE, AND REGISTRY NUMBER, ITF KNOWN. 5. FERST LICENSE GR CERTIFICATE (Year of issue) 6. LATEST LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE (Year of issue) “e SECRET 4 a ms SECRET fy : . ey (When Filled In) a SECTION V CONTIN VED FROM PAGE 2 4: WAVE YOU EVER SEEN IN, OR PETITIONED FOR, BANKRUPYCY? | yes ir wo 3. UF YOUR ANSWER FS "YES" TO THE ABOVE QUESTION, GIVE PARTICULARS, NA e INCLUDING COURT AND DATE(S) GO YOU RECEIVE AN ANNUITY FROM THE UNITED STATES OR DISTRICT GF COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT UNDER ANY RETIREMENT ACT, PENSION, OR COMPENSATION FOR MILITARY OR NAVAL SERVICET (}ves fx] *° 'F YOUR ANSWER 1S "yes" TO THE ABOWE QUESTION, GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS y : DO YGU HAVE ANY FINANCIAL INTEREST IN, OR OFFICIAL CONNECTION WITH, NON’ U.S, CORPCRATIONS OR BUSINESSES OR IN OR WITH U.S. CORPORATIONS OR BUSINESSES WAVING SUBSTANTEAL FOREIGN INTERESTS? vee (X]x- 1F YOu HAVE ANSWERED "YES". GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS ONA SEPARATE SHEET AND ATTACH IN A SEALEO ENVELOPE. -@ CITI ZEmSHiP : 2. CiTEZENSKIP ACQUIRED BY + CHECK EX} ONE: 5 TA [Jota [_] wacnsace [Xerces (Speci fy): - HAVE YOU TAKEN $7293 TO CHANGE YOUR 4) GIVE PARTICULARS PRESENT CITIZENSHIP? me 5+ IF YOU WAVE APPLIco FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP, IMDICATE PRESENT STATUS OF YOUR APPLICATION (Firat papers, ete.) a . © [section vin ‘EDUCATION 1. CHECK EX} HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION ATTAINED LER THAN hGH SCHOOL GAARUATE OVER TWO YEARS GF COLLEGE © WS OLONER NG SEMOOL GRADUATE X ascwctants osonce ; TRADE, SUSIMESS, ON COMMERCE: SOWOGL Gaanuare SRAGUATE STUSY CKADING TO HIGHER SEGRCE @, COLLEGE GR UNIVERSITY STUDY TWO YEASH COLLESE Ge G25 OATE RECO SussECT DATES ATTENDED DEGREE pia Kes necro MAME AND LOCATION OF COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY . latin American Institute Mexico City College, Mexico D 3, TRADE. COMMERCIAL AND SPECHALIZEO SCHOOLS . DATES ATTENDED TOTAL NAME OF SCHOOL STUDY OR SPECIALIZATION Taow vo MONTHS Tatin American Institute, Diplomatic fT sec.ahove) _ 1. . 1 + ee ee See ane L. a MILITARY TRAINING. ceull time “duty in specialized schaals ‘such as Ordnance, Intelligence, Comauaications, etc. } —_ y : a DATES ATTENDED TOTAL NAME OF SCHOOL STUBY GR SPECIALIZATION om To MONTHS Militery Police School MP, Training 1947 2 MOS. a ae a ~ i a es . . a a — S+ OTHER EGUCATIONAL TRAINING NOT INDICATED ABOVE 7 Self Study, various fields, SECRET (When Fiiled Iny SECTION ITi CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 21. OATES OF MILITARY SERVICE (Fram- and To- ) BY MONTM AND YEAR 22. WRANCH OF SERVICE Pes. COUNTRY WITH WHICH MIL ETARY SERVICE AFFILIATED 24, DETAILS OF OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN Department of Army, Cnal Zone, 1953-1955 SECTION IV RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION LIVING ABROAD OR WHO ARE NOT U.S, CITIZENS 1, FULL NAWE (Laat. FirsteMiddle) RELATIONSHIP T=] FIIPGANT, Silvio " Gnole 4. ADDRESS OR COUNTRY IN WHICH RELATIVE RESIDES t 5 arene fi S CITIZENSHIP (Country) 6. FREQUENCY OF CONTACT 7. DATE OF LAST caNTACT Y Vone . *£ 0 1. FULL NAME (Laat-Firatemiddie) RELATIONSHIP a 4- ADDRESS OR COUNTRY IN WHICH RELATIVE RESIDES Varese, Ita S. CET) ZENSHIP (Country) &. FREQUENCY GF CONTACT 7. DATE Of LAST COWYaCT Ita None S. FULL Name (Laet-Pirel-Middiey 2. RELATIONSHIP Families of above 4. ADORESS OR COUNTRY IN WHICH RELATIVE RESIDES S. CHTIZENSHIP (Country) 6- FREQUENCY OF CONTACT 7+ GATE OF Last CONTACT t. FULL NAME (LaSt-Firat-Middle) 2 RELATIONSHIP 4. ADDRESS Of COUNTRY IN WHECH RELATIVE RESIDES S$ CLTEZENSmEP (Country y S&S. FREQUENCY OF COoNTacT 3. BATE OF LAST COKTACT SPECK AL A EMARKNS, IF ANY, CONCERNING THESE WELATIVES SECTION ¥ FINANCIAL STATUS 1) ARE YOU ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON YOUR SALARY? ixives rr 2. IF YOUR ANSWER 1S "NO" TO THE ABOVE, STATE SOURCES OF GINER INCOME NA 3. BANKING INSTITUTIONS WITH WHICH YOU KAVE ACCOUNTS NAME OF INSTITUTION AODRESS (City, State, Couatry) Falls Church Bank Falls Church, Virginia, USA “SECTION V CONTINUED TO PAGE 9 SECRET 2 i | my SECRET ey JAN . ve (When Fiiled In) PERLODIG SUPPLEMENT {S71 9 PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT INSTRUCTIONS THIS GATE 4 February 1957 Thie form provides the means whereby your official peraonne!l records wili be kept current, Even though it duplicates . information you have furniahed previously, it will be necessary for you to complete Sectiong | through VI in their eniicety. You naad complete Sections VII through XIIt only if there has been o change since you entered on duty with the ordanitation or if you believe the item requires sare complete coverage than you have previously reported. @T Section | GENERAL . 1. FULL MAME (L4at~FirateSiddle) 4 Kent, William Merris 2. CURRENT ADDRESS (No,, Street, City, Zane, State) a. PERMANENT ADDRESS (No,, Street, City, Zone, Stato) : 2608 N, Winchester Street 2608 N, Winchester Street Ar gton on. irginis 4. HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER $. STATE, TERRITORY, POSSESSION OR COUNTRY IN WHICH YOU NOW CLAIM RESIDENCE JEfferson 3-3899 Virgins 2- RELATIONSHIP Wife 3. HOME ADDRESS (No., Street, City, Zone, Stata, Country). 8 N, Wincheste: Street, Arlington 13, Virginia Me 4 8. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, OTHER CLOSE acLaTives (Spouse, Mosher, Feather) way also BE NOTIFIED. FF SUCH NOTIFICATION 4 15 MOT OESIRABLE BECAUSE OF HEALTH OR OTHER REASONS, Pi Laat SO STATE. Mr, Paul Kent, 2448 Washington Ave,, New York 58, New York (Father) 2. FURNISH DATE, PLACE ANG REASON FOR ALL SEPARATIONS. DIVORCES GA ANNULMENTS WEFE OR MHUSGAND: Tf you have been married more than once, including annulments, use 8 separate sheet for former wi fel jor husband giving date beiow fos ell previous micriages. If marriage is contemplated, provide same data for fiance. (Firat) (Middle) 4- OATE OF MARRIAGE es 9 we 6. WIS (OF her) ADDRESS BEFORE MARR 7. LIVING 8. DATE OF DEATH 9. CAUSE OF DEATH PxXoes Te Ne Mm FOR 10. CURRENT ADDRESS (Give dast address, if deceased) i] Same as 2, above { p WRI t : 41. DATE OF BIATH 12. PLACE OF BIRTH (City, Stare, Country) 5 : 12 November 193) Covington, Louisiana, USA paTe_4_MAY 18 8 i 13. iF 8ORN OUTSIDE u.S.*OATE OF ENTRY 14 PLACE OF ENTRY : MM NA 1S. CVTIZENSHIP (Country) 16. DATE ACQUERED 17. WHERE acQuiRep (City, State, Country) > 18. OCCUPATION 19. PRESENT EMPLOYER (AlSa give former employer, or if spouse is decaased or nemployed, last two employers Housewife * N.Y.Telephone Go, (former emmloyer} 20. EMPLOYES’S CR BUSINESS ADDRESS (No., Street, City, Stata, Country) New York City SECTION 111 CONTINUED TO PAGE 2 FORM Me GUYD use previous EDITIONS. SEGRET 44} 2 : 1 DEC 5 , . veo cs mame ime | Symmes ans i : SEC; & Step Father in law Full Name: G. Artimr Dovey Iiving PRESENT ADDRESS: 355 N. Y. Ave., Jersey City, Nd. DATE OF BIRTH: 1904 CITIZENSHIP? U.S. OCCUPATION: U. S. N. Inspector (Civil Service) a ca crtengminmnegy see rains ns SEE SEc, 9. MOTHER-IN-LAW FULL NAME WW By. ae | eee |, > ae (Fire) ° (Middie} (Laat) LIVING OR DECEASED ~odving..... DATE OF DECEASE ........ CAUSE Woo. PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS ~ 45 ae Avenue, dormer Ghtys Mole DATE OF BIRTH —2 No¥_191] PLACE OF BIRTH .. Lowell, Massechusett Been nneeeneeeene IF HORN OUTSIDE U, S, INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY creer aena tat en men verre pean — ~ NAL [ wm WHERE? oie ccc eoementee eee CITIZENSHIP U.S... WHEN ACQUIRED WHERE isyfeiaiay ese OCCUPATION .Ketay..Manuf Co, IncLAST EMPLOYER ~M.LY.C, SLY. SEC. 10. RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION, WHO EITHER LIVE ABROAD OR WHO ARE NOT CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1. NAME —-— RELATIONSHIP _. AGE Tv: teeter naman tenes FO nae tanto crae nes ate «nen cone y setae ate smaentaneeeeeene CIRIZENSHIP ~~ ADDRESS (St. and Number} (City) (Btate) (Country) 2 NAME RELATIONSHIP |... AGE reece eee Sn ot eae ee een st hme nme CYMZENSHIP oo ADDRESS ___. (Gt and Nember) (City inte) aa 8. NAME _. a ~~~ RELATIONSHIP .... comets AGE CITIZENSHIP ADDRESS -. (St und Namber)(Giiy) "(iate) foamy) SS SS ee) oer SEQ. 11, RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE OF THE U.S. OR OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT: . 1. NAME Harry Martin RELATIONSHIP Uncle age Bo. CITIZENSHIP ss. appREss. - __ California (St and Number) "(City)" teaay oantey) TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) —.U+_S. Havy, Submarine Corps | 2. NAME ..G. Arthur Dovey RELATIONSHIP Seep Father xen _ AB CITIZENSHIP ._ILS.. ADDRESS -235_N.Ye Ave, Jersey City New. (St and Namber) ~~ (City) (Btate} (Country) TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (If KNOWN) aw GAVEL Service. 8. NAME Ws RELATIONSHIP see teens AGE oe CITIZENSHIP —. i _.... ADDRESS wots penane nteengee ne nner a anne necceeman ce antt--aeseyeeeeenpee (St. and Number) (City) (State) (Country) TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF RNOWN) on ence ete eee _ (5) 16-~-42883-2. () OCCUPATION svsssnnee LAST EMPLOYER Ae came tReet te oan meme nn EMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINESS ADDRESS (Gt and Number) (cits) (Btate) (Country) MILITARY SERVICE FROM . vovmree TO vc ccee ee cecrene BRANCH OF SERVICE .. COUNTRY 2 sete DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT, SERVICE, U, 8. OR FOREIGN Sec. 7. BROTHERS AND SISTERS (including he haltf-, step-, and adopted brothers and sisters) : FULL NAME tee e serene i cee ec arnenenee sseees me eer pnp tunes eens 2 rr 1 N (First) (Mido) (Last) AG PRESENT ADDRESS 188, and Numbers Ging (Bnet Gomme) cians & FULL NAME Tr ae as naenters cement eae newer AGE ooo (First) (Milde) (Laat) PRE T ADDRESS Saad Minbg TT ggygagecn ere ece mepemetee ecco eee cprereccspten ace eneeeeece cone acenene SENT AD (8% acd Number) 1Cite® (Btate) (Country) “(Cittranahip) & FULL NAME _........ AGE ~..-—.. ; PRESENT ADDRESS cee "> "(aang Tei tiainatigy cri netceetenmetcce ees AGE oo. (Last) 4 FULL NAME . PRESENT ALDRESS orate oo one ves sea geeeneteceee co eeeeies cereeenenenes (3 and Number) (City) (State) 6. FULL NAME Gp aT Tos oe PRESENT ADDRESS . * “(SC aad Numbness 7" Gay “Beaty Gout Gee ‘ B - FSS ES RS af a SEC. 8. FATHER-IN-LAW FULL NAME _... Kiward G, . cee, Martin. (Wiret} ; i “(Mladisy rir Last) oe | 7 LIVING on DecEAsED .Uying pargor peceasE eevee cere CAUSE oe cc esecensee. | .. PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS 20. Oriole. Drive,. serngnn, : ad ‘St. and Number) (State) (Country) | . DATE OF BIRTH _4.Feb 1908 pace or pinto ~—Goxington, Louisiana... IF BORN OUTSIDE U.S, INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY ...... |... ceeeeee CITIZENSHIP WHEN ACQUIRED? 0. |. . WHERE? .. wert em ee cte ee vecece “City) (State) (Country) OCCUPATION ..Merchent-Mepine-PE1bST EMPLOYER 0. (2) E.IF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. WHEN DID YOU FIRST ARRIVE IN THIS COUNTRY? __....___. saree onan PORT OF ENTRY? .... ON PASSPORT OF WHAT COUNTRY? 0. ~ LABT U. 8. VISA nea cceeceecceemmenescomeevee np eevunetnenteseiesnavwnengneneesecagecoesceccereneene aetnceersennanneseneneanee (Number) (Type) (Place of Leave) (Date of leeuc) CR Sec. 2. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AGE eee BEX oo. evreneen ne eenees HEIGHT «.. ---- WEIGHT ...._. EYES ... .... HAIR cee COMPLEXION .....----..--...--. SCARS ....-.-----—-- - BUILD ne .. OTHER DISTINGUISHING FEATURES 2-2. -e ens esnsenssmeecssenereereestennene= Sec, 8. MARITAL STATUS A. SINGLE —............., MARRIED .....2....... DIVORCED ............-.... WIDOWED .....-._... Stats Dats, PLact, AND REASON row ALL Srpazations, Divorces 08 ANNULMENTS B. WIFE OR HUSBAND (IF YOU HAVE BEEN MARRIED MORE THAN ONCE—INCLUDING ANNUL- MENTS—USE A SEPARATE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR HUSBAND GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARRIAGES.) NAME OF SPOUSE _.._Dorot y Bermadette ss Martin : {Fizwt) (Mihdadie (Maiden) (heat) PLACE AND DATE OF MARRIAGE _... New..York City, N.Y. - 17 May 1952.2 HIS (OR HER) ADDRESS BEFORE MARRIAGE _52] West 190 St. N.¥.C., N.Y. (St and Neder) (City) (Bente) (Comatry} LIVING OR DECEASED _ living . DATE OF DECEASE —.................. CAUSE. SENT, . eee PRE T, OR LAST, ADDRE (St. and Number) {City} (State) (Country) OF BI 12Now1.930 PLACE OF BIRTH —....Covington,.Loulaiana DATE RTH TH (CR) {Btate) (Country) IF BORN OUTSIDE U. S, INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY -..- CITIZENSHIP U.S... WHEN ACQUIRED? WHERE? (City) (State) (Cenntry) occupation _S@°Fetary ss Lasr EMPLOYER N.Y, Telephone Coo EMPLOYER'S OR BUSINESS ADpREsS _.140 West St., N.Y.0., Ne, 0 (St. and Nember} {City} (State) (Country) MILITARY SERVICE FROM... TO ...__........-- BRANCH OF SERVICE (Pate) (Date) COUNTRY -~...—..--..----.-....__..__.... DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT. SERVICE, U. 8S. OR FOREIGN ¢ we _ “ a PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT Instructions: 1. Answer all questions completely. If question is not applicable write “NA.” Write “unknown” only if you do not know the answer and cannot obtain the answer from personal records, Use the blank pages at the end of this form for extra details on any question or questions for which you do not have shfficient room, 2. Type, print, or write carefully; illegible or incomplete forms will not receive consid- eration. ie HAVE YOU READ AND DO YOU UNDERSTANT: THE INSTRUCTIONS? : Sac. 1, PERSONAL BACKGROUND Miss NAHE wees eT a ce, Ext. * toe ass (First} (Middle) fi ~ PRESENT ADDRESS ............. anes “(gt and Numbes) Tdi as” way." ea * PERMANENT ADDRESS ... 2448 ‘icciesy MSP ington, AVE. »..New York City, WY, : (8t and Neaber) (Go). Stated (Country; B. NICKNAME 2. oe een. WHAT OTHER NAMES HAVE YOU USED? rovennnssenmnnntwcsenenenssstrmrmee UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE YOU EVER USED THESE NAMES? 2 HOW LONG? WF A LEGAL CHANGE, GIVE PARTICULARS cote tnancecnemene ee ten wena nanan nee hers BE re (By what acthority) enreme sees anerocnecwne C. DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH _ rntennenen neg - (City? (State) {Country} D. PRESENT CITIZENSHIP ....___._.__._. HY BIRTH? BY MARRIAGE? eee ecceeeeene , (Country) BY NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE NO. ...W...... ISSUED BY (Data) {Court} ae — eee eee meena ereneeentec cnet ceeneneee tae 1€lty) (State) (Country) HAVE YOU HAD A PREVIOUS NATIONALITY? (Yes or No) (Country) HELD BETWEEN WHAT DATES? ___.T0_____. ANY OTHER NATIONALITY? (Country) : GIVE PARTICULARS 0. Sa HAVE YOU TAKEN STEPS TO CHANGE PRESENT CITIZENSHIP? |... GIVE PARTICULARS: @) 10--89855-2 writs SO-1 MAA Oh Fare a alate BS Ky EMPLOVE! ORC tpg Pop: MLITARY SE! C} 0 “ee 0 a . ne LOUh i ‘i OR Le G OTHER GOV SERVICE, G a. G OREIG) z <4 D tas SIS nS bCiudin . nd adopted broth ad fs FU g DD 8 U RES DDRESs Co PRES DDRESS C: Bi SHIP o D " R O UP O O R ‘Sec. 4. CHILDREN on 1 {Include partial “dependents) : 1, NAME .... ce teense esas tee .. RELATIONSHIP ... CITIZENSHIP .. oe). 6ADDRESS weet iat, aad Nomber) _ rier) 2. NAME . _ _— | Ts. vam RELATIONSHIP ~ CITIZENSHIP ADDRESS wo gs (Bt. and Nember) ichy) 3. NAME . rr re ane, . RELATIONSHIP .. CITIZENSHIP . - : ADDRESS ...... .. wis se . ise, ang Number Cantey ad ene oe ne RT RTE SETS a “ . = gec. 5. FATHER (Give the same information for stepfather and/or guardian on a separate sheet) FULL NAME Faul . ken? oy 1 Msdede } tLeaer LIVING OR DECEASED Laing _ DATE OP DECEASE PRESENT, OR LasT, ADDRESS 2497 bedashest 3 fon. . (Se ond BM: DATE oF Bintidanka MEL... PLACE OF BIRTH Mehr. (Oey) oT : 1 Coentry ) IF BORN OUTSIDE U. 8 INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF wera Tbo 28, 1. NS. ernzensinr (4S. AL... wHen acquinen rd 1h LIM. wuene: ALL CNLL A City} (Raatey occupation Afemutoc Tage... LAST mur.over Bale Kemal, Varese, [toy .. EMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINESS ADDRESS 0b. £, fe eel MM WV. (Hy) Reta) MILITARY SERVICE raom Od, (Li. oA e ¥ BRANCH OF SERVICE _.. , Arear. . COUNTRY Germany. .. DETAILS OF OTRER GOVT. SERVICE, U. 8. OR FOREIGN Suc. « MOTHER AGive the ak © uavING os DECEASED my. DATE OF DECEASE . Siamese re se rtemmer ag si geen x sbteuhiddaiidianmaegep ana HEN DID YOU ST ARRIVE Gis COUNTRY Api EL LTST 0 OF ENTE {Vs d O 0 OF WH dow R m U. & s, ed fr “4 on c Sp PHYS DESCRIPTIO E Bi a REIGH vE D ORCED D D PLact p REASON ro B ona, D cEa 0 2 FE 0 BAND OU H BEE ED o D E 3 PAR S FOR FOR 8B D BELO OR PR 0US R $ f) Y » D , R 9 DDR 0 D R . BO O D 9 O y p O OR 3 RES R RO B OF § O R D OF © R SER Nee aivide? Cohtract Ferasonal Or tris ‘thet bis date of naturaliza e 20. Jaly 1959 and nét- as ie Ha tory 3 Statement caieiinainaaaeaanannaes ite 2 ikatiiiniaaa” “tebemmhiitai ies 2 cocaine PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT Instructions: 1. Answer all questions campletely. Ef question is net appheable write “NAS Write “unknegen” onk af yeu de net Know the answer and cannot obtam the answer fram personal records, Use the blank pages at Che end of this farm for extra de tials ats Any question or questians far whieh yeu de not hitwe suffigent: room ‘ . 2. Type. print, or write carefully: iatble or incomplete forms will not rece: consid eralion . WAVE YOU READ AND DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE INSTRECTIONS? — 72> Sec. 1. PERSONAL BACKGEOUND Vetep dete ie thee ASEULI NAME Me UA bam Pores Kept be Mew. Base CYpres fbf PRESENT ADDRESS 448 Wenn fin Me. Nye £4 WY, iA ot, aot ae PERMANENT ADDRES 4h uléshinyton Hue. NYC JF, oN x Us. . wanes ve on BL NICKNAME bit! WHAT OTHER NAMES HAVE YoU CSkn7 Whiltem hasta franz * UNDE WHAT CIRC UMSTAND Ra HAVE YOU BVER USkde THESE * wanes? Miseahrona wes Mego! tami nome trmert . How LonG? ZLY45. TF A LEGAL CHANGE, GIVE PARTICCLARS Hy. Y IS9¢ Mil AMS oupreme Gurl, Kron lovaly (Were *) sity what authority? c. pare or Birts /fay 2492? PLACE OF BIRTH Ah ‘an “a Iraly D. PRESENT crTeNsnip 4 bf. BY BIKTH! : BY MARRIAGE? — BY NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE NO.EIGPTE/ issu sepah 20, 1951 ev SAstvie? iA aurh av. Mesa York Lily... Meat York... ce dh, (Chey + : (States . (Caantey) can . HAVE You. BaD 4 PREVIOUS NATIONALITY? ....... Zes te ue PI AY. . Yes or Nop (Country)... . HELD BETWEEN WHAT vares/¥ry in rolbas MB ayy OTHER NATIONALITY? ... -/ an. . r antry GIVE PARHICULARS e/a e 3 Lanes ‘GIVE PARTICULARS: ~ Set. 9: ] MOTHER (WV L4w~- NANF. evezynw 2D, Dovey LIVING 9 DPRES ~ 355 NEw YoRK AVE, ,TERSED CTY, aut DATE of BIRTH A NOV,” iFt0 CITIZEN SHIP! US OL UPATION: DeErENSa WORKER S& Ce: STEP- FATHER. KV. Law ~ MAME! & ARTHUE Dovey ot VING ADDRESS | 965° New Lr WE. , TERY CITY, ALT PATE oF Barn: 1Foy UN2ansnie> us OCCUPATION! Us MAUY INS bere (14) F. IF, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, ANY OF THE ABOVE HAS CONDUCTED AN INVESTIGATION OF YOU, INDICATE BELOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE DATE OF THE INVESTIGATION: . Sc, 26. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: NAME onc cccccccecnn nn eeeeeceaecuscnenes mntea mera ste eamnmnanntea sam ecnanes sean comets RELATIONSHIP ~...--—---10--- ene ADDRESS ooo occccsccocne cece cree eee mage tect peemmeys mcete ces semaamananennaayarcrcronssannananmastas eacwenaansnanensaert gee eases gram _ (St. and Number) (City) (State) (Country) Sec. 27. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIN WILL BE INVESTIGATED. ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH MAY BE DISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY INVOLVED OB NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IF 50, DESCRIBE. IF NOT, ANSWER “NO.” vente neneertetcenenanetatnaassnunnenaenan tenet eeeeee ite pea Anne Rana eA ete REIN ET RI RA OOT IE CIS AE CALS LAOS OCS Sec, 28. I CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND I AGREE THAT ANY MISSTATEMENT OR OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IM- MEDIATE DISMISSAL OR REJECTION OF MY APPLICATION. SIGNED AT Ma oes a ey DS en DATE 23. May 140. Latina 8. agri, WR pee Ke — ne a nwt S....} (Witness) (Signature of Applicant) USE THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR EXTRA DETAILS. NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE NUM- BER OF THE QUESTION TO WHICH THEY RELATE. SIGN YOUR NAME AT THE END OF THE ADDED MATERIAL. IF ADDITIONAL SPACE IS REQUIRED USE EXTRA PAGES THE SAME SIZE AS THESE AND SIGN EACH SUCH PAGE. Ue F. COWMRMMENT PRINTING OFFICE = 1O-“U2B5S2 3 e | ~ Sra P_ SEc. 9, MOTHER-IN-LAW . FULLNAME FLORENCE (First) (Milddie} (Last) LIVING GRPEUEASED DATE OF DECEASE ww CAUSE ounce - / ~ PRESENT, OR-bAQT, ADDRESS 0 CRUCM DE, 5, SERINGELELD, ALM. ees peeece > DATE OF BIRTH ww PLACE OF BIRTH anette ta TT rpm neces east nenentseeastseeseeepeeee IF BORN OUTSIDE U. S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY ~ crrizensarp _.(/ Ss waen ACQUIRED? _. 7" WHERE? hee igtemee aces OCCUPATION mr Lage EMPLOYER — SEC. 10. RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION, WHO EITHER LIVE ABROAD OR WHO ARE NOT CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES: 1. NAME RELATIONSHIP ACE IZE: creo reeteeene ADDRE Oa perennation geremnaan tet son tonenen tee neeeasiic sung OTTIZENSHIP ADDRESS (te wad Number) (City) (Btate) (Country) RELATIONSHIP oo. AGE meen scen meee 2. NAME cre tte ett tn a onan enna neue I IP detent ete a eee ie hod Ra OC gn pec ee encom merece CITIZENSH ADDRESS (Mt, and Narsber) (City) (Bate) (Country) { 8 NAME RELATIONSHIP 0 AGE nee ranean CITIZENSHIP ADDRESS Ti a ebay Geiig as eS SS SEC. 11, RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE OF THE U.S, OR OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT: 1. NAME rr ttnnen sears te nenaineanteenctreanssen aoe RELATIONSHIP serene ee eee AGE oo CITIZENSHIP wvewwretnn ADDRESS (Stand Number) (City) States Pang TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) Stet teen ee noone ea eeenainnnnenemteetn tes coc ~ | 2. NAME rrr or remsarcntneenscomcecnerearrananesceneeecne RBLA TIONSHIP ooo AGE _. Hl CITIZENSHIP 2 ADDRESS oe sateen atte wece geen cnanes eps ene mms (8t. and Namber) (City) (Bate) (Country) TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (iF KNOWN) tetera same none et sentences Ane eee eee ee d 3 NAME RELATIONSHIP venteetee wterenetene.. AGE CITIZENSHIP oo. cen enn e eee ADDRESS once nee eee rector eee (St. and Namber) ¢ (State) (Country) TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF ENOWN) oo Sane ee anette nee ene tenn oe (5) 16628552 ohn scneatte tags mcintnge eo be (4) OCCUPATION oun ecccceennecenncersemeneeene LAST EMPLOYER one eee enn nnn EMPLOYER’S OR OWN BUSINESS ADDRESS ooo... cece cceecnete cree cegne neon cntnen ence reeeeeneee ne engneme teens (St. and Number) (City) (State) (Country} MILITARY SERVICE FROM 2... csnmeeen TO cicceessencrenne BRANCH OF SERVICE .........csncenenceeeeene COUNTRY ..... Sec, 7, BROTHERS AND SISTERS (Including half-, step-, and adopted brothers and sisters): A. FULL NAME oon cece e ceneenenecteee mee evens nnn nseae cpmeatecgaee cutis asaeaneesenneuanenmnemunea en cneteninsemee AGE _..2 ne. (First)? {Middie} (Last) PRESENT ADDRESS ........... necutiegetinsneeascaes Gaeenes cundarse cee cengasewqawetnaamemarecngunsestanctnupennese ¢acesmecnecemeenses® (8t. and Number) (City) {Btate) (Country) (Citizenship) 2 PULL NAME occ cence mee meee ere evnneen eonvanment mans cnessecemeantisenmenapentemercecenme cerns AGED ceccsce meee {First (Middle) (Last} PRESENT ADDRESS .200..00..0.ccossoncenscmeeecnees ccenernusareeeeaneuenses (St. and Number) (City) «8 B. PULL NAME 0... cece cece scenasen sneer semana casienescesmerans cietenesmenenenavene wenmrmeesssensenenmeens AGE cen nance tPieat) (Middle) (Last) PRESENT ADDRESS 200022. wooo ccese cence snes eee nncnn ene ce renner cceneu anne seceeeesegereecewsensctangeeedacseenssasncoueee _- {8t. and Number) (City) (State) (Country) (Citizenship) 4 FULL NAME o.oo ne eee ee eee ee en ennenvemrenanacstgenmenatteteneeremennmeerieemmenments AGES cece mee CP heet} UMiddle) (Laat) PRESENT ADDRESS ... F B FULL NAME noe ee ete cree mene nna (Fivest oes"; PRESENT ADDRESS... wnmeeeeermereeneene voc s tenn seen eee ange cence eet nennne cageenenaeentme neneeneensgetnescwes seat (80 and Number) tery) Biate) Conny) (Gitivenship) geet ee: Sec. 8. FATHER-IN-LAW FuLLNAME.. EDWARD Sp LOART IN (Fire) { Middle) {Laat} LIVING GR-DRCEXSED _.. DATE OF DECEASE = CAUSE _ PRESENT, on-tast, ADDRESS 22. ORO 2b Ph... SPRINGEIELD ALA. (St and Number) (city (State) (Country) para or Bra $F R90? PLACE OF BIRTH COVINGTON, LAL IF BORN OUTSIDE U. 8. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY 2077 eo eeceeeeceeee CITIZENSHIP ...0/9__. WHEN ACQUIRED? “77... WHERE? .....--.----- FT enone (City) (State) (Country) OCCUPATION TERCHART. MARINE LAST EMPLOYER ooo eee seesesceeeeseeee ceeeneeeuenee Pitue ereren) e © ae” Asad ment “oe Pal S eo Pee Ao HMvlL'7g ¢ Pate: 3 ? P72 “9 PERSONAL HISTORY STA EMENT™ Instructions: 1. Answer all questions completely. If question is not . applicable write “NA.” Write “unknown” only if you do not know the answer and cannot obtain the answer from personal records. Use the blank pages at the end of this form for extra details on any question or questions for which you do not have sufficient room.- 2. Type, print, or.write carefully; illegible or incomplete forms will, not receive consid- eration, HAVE YOU READ AND DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS? ~ZE3. ‘You or No) Sec. 1, PERSONAL BACKGROUND. Telephone: Mor Offes acruin NaME Mr WILEIAM MORRIS KENT. mp Ue we leita (Finst) Mt ? (Laat) ee. PRESENT ADDRESS ou ein ceecece nnn cnnncnnnnesunnmisumsnmenenacuenedatmmmewnenne nenne scene + cncmanimamaptrine tne eae a mecnentatiat . {St and Number} (eaty) - (Btatay . » (ousrtey) © PERMANENT ADDRESS rT wey sig een anguaes studmeas subd Mewes ee SeNEN aE ENN P—eRROEETEETC OE MONRRSE SS it. and Number} : «City) (Stateh (Comstry) B. NICKNAME _W..-.-nemeeeeee WHAT OTHER NAMES HAVE YOU USEDT anes mnre ncn wearer eee ntne tonnnatinnenttn nano UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE YOU EVER USED THESE NAMESP oe ee en nee coreeene ene ennamenlecheerttineteenen une nen nememntere HOW LONG? _...W..--.ue-- LP A LEGAL CHANGE, GIVE PARTICULARS .___...__.-——--ernennnerrten mene Where 2) Te —_ “(ay what sathorits) ~~ eee C. DATE OF BIRTH ..._.....-....-- PLACE OF BIRTH, ——...—.---.---enn ene e merece ene mn rene nme tsa penne a (City) (State) (Country) ‘D. PRESENT CITIZENSHIP __..._...-.----. BY BIRTH? _...........--. BY MARRIAGE? _. iCountry) BY NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE NO. -..W......... ISSUED ........ a we BY nee ee een (Date} (Court) AT oe nse nee ae me en nee eae an Nine enn M nea ne epee Aue nen a imine nee (City) + (State) (Country) HAVE YOU HAD A PREVIOUS NATIONALITY? 2222. snipe nce nee enine emene n eee (Yes or No) (Country) HELD BETWEEN WHAT DATES? __._.... TO... -.... ANY OTHER NATIONALITY? ..._._.. a (Country) GIVE PARTICULARS | ee ene eee cence amt ance ne car nee meneee enna agentes tinea me HAVE YOU TAKEN STEPS TO CHANGE PRESENT CITIZENSHIP? _............. GIVE PARTICULARS: cect nena named ena notamment cate imine de cnaee ee Rae eee nme ne aes eee see etme Md nfn cee mecmetnn en eet wen we (1) 16 S2886—-1 SE Ma 38- 1 ; — CRET (then Filled Inj , @ | SECTION XIT; CHILDREN AND OTHER DEPENDENTS Ua *. : 1, NUMBER oF CHILDREN (Including stepchildren Pe NuMBen oF OTHER DEPEND ERs ig, ing spouge, : and adopted childeen; WHO ARE UNMARR LED Parents, stepparen 3, 5 ab . i : WHO DERE on vou FoR aT LEAST S08 oF 1 a surrorsince eS OF AGE, aNd ARE Not SEL Fe 3 | THEIR su TARR. Suitoren over 24 YEARS » ‘ pained ncn ene CE AGE win Eee Sup ron : 3. PROVIDE tre FOLLOWING INFORMATION Fon ALi CHILOAEN anD DEPENDENTS y the ier me ; sen ‘ NAME i RELATIONSH EP YEAR OF giRnty a JiZENSHIP ‘ Dorothy B, Kent. Wife 1930 : a William M, Kent, Jr, Son ne Fmt it ey Paul E, Kent Son a Karen A, Kent Daughter ADDITIONAL COMMENT aNu/oR CONTINUATION OF PRECEDING Trims DATE CEMPLET Ee February 1957 6 ! i Pa ue! SECRET CASE OFFICER DIVISION CONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST Maurice Cipn WHD (CONTINUED) TELEPHONE EXTENSION DATE NOTE: SEB INSTRUCTIONS ON PIRST SHEET. 6032 15 June 1966 SECTION VII OTHER BENEFITS 46. BENEFITS (See HR 20-44, HR 20-41, HR 20-7, HR 20-53, and HH 20-620-1, HB 20-1000-1 and/or successor regulations for benefits applicable to various categories of contract personnel.) Normal SECTION iX COVER ACTIVITY. “7 status Popes | TPE peeereserens__ffesnunes —__f_Jeowmeneree | (check) (check) [eoucarsonar of Iusatrany IF COVER PoReerasesenes ARE CONTEMPLATED, THEY _ jsgesieizee ——_| EFFECTED ON ahergltoueet BASIS jveas (Jno (Cl) comrcere (Tl) wantin SECTION X OFFSET OF INCOME $0. CRFSET OF INCOME AND OTHER EMOLUMENTS DERIVED FROM COVER ACTIVITIES (If teas than total, juatify in separate meso atesched hareto.) {J TOTAL CI PARTIAL ied wowe [Ler [owe] vee | 3 § duly 1966 Bars = fa. TERMINATION NOTICE (Number of days) SG. FORFEITURE OF RETURN TRAVEL FOR RESIGNATION PRIOR TO CONTRACT TERMINA NA NA Corrs Con SECTION Xil FUNCTION SE. PRIMARY FUN“TION (C1, FZ, PP, other) PP SECTiOn KINI $7. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF CUTIES TO BE PERFORMED OUTIES Service requirements of field stations and WH Division under cover of the Christian Fellowship Fund as described in Project JMPOPLAR-12. SECTION XIV S58. EXPERLENCE Travel and residence in Europe and Latin America. Operational assignments in Latin America and USA under WH Division. QUALEF ECAT IONS SG. EQUCATION |; Tease sencos |] MEGM MEHOOR GHeovATE [_[rssce REWOOL GmaDUaTE (iret heteine) Sustmess SCmO02 GnenUaATE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL GRADUATE Level Attained S .o. PosT saaouate [ [ua [ft 60. LANGUAGE COMPETENCY READ 61. INDIVIDUAL’S COUNTRY OF ORIGI Check Appropriate Spanish Degree Competency | italian | Italy [xx] 62. AKEA KNOWLEDGE Surope, Far East, Latin, America SECTION XV EMPLOYMENT PRIOR TO CIA 3. GIVE INCLUSIVE DATES. POSITION TITLE OR TYPE woRK » SALARY AND REASON FOR LEAVING 1950-1951 Store Manager, El Salvador, C.A., Salary $2,400, left for better position. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 64. ADDITIONAL CR UNUSUAL REQUIREMENTS, JUSTIFICATIONS OR EXPLANATIONS (Use other side if necessary } wie ii be engaged in this Project for at least five years. - oe ° SECRET CONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST yrQ egnets ven 1 Bae AR 20.32 jad, B 2; io007! for guidance. r when items . Te ab Forward ariginal and FKo copies for preparation DIVISION CASE OFFICER fice. Currie TELEPHONE EXTENSION SECTION | GENERAL 1. NAME 2A. PROJECT JMPOPLAR-12 2B. PERMANENT STATION New Orleans, [ &. INDIVIDUAL HAS @EEN ENGAGED BY CIA OR ITS ALLIED ACTIVITIES IN SOME CAPACITY PRIOR TO THIS CONTRACT. KXX YES CI avo (If yes, describe and include dates and salary’) oyee 1951-1952 . ve. a QO 956 iLait BoD LOvee eaiainca] nseaveo]_[ooe sews] tote Mets seetment” As? od ®. INDIVIDUAL WILL WORK UNDER "CONTROLLED CONDITIONS’ 1.€.. REGULAR OFFICE PROPOSED CATEGORY (Contract agent, HOURS AWAY FROM SUSJECT'S HOME AND PERFORMED UNDER THE BUPERVIGEON OF A contract employee, oe ) S$. PREVICUS CIA PSEUDONYM OR ALIASES Charles K, Morledge (P) Douglas < G. upton (alias 7. SECURITY CLEARANCE (Type and date) STAFF EMPLOYEE OR STAFF AGENT YES ao VU, | Xx) he Rg SECTION Lt PERSONAL DATA 18, CITIZENSHIP IF NOT U.S, CITIZEN, INOEVIDUAL [5 A PERMA- 33. 37 OATE OF BiRth (Month, day, year) USA WENT RESI{OEHT ALIEN Co ves coe 9 May 1929 8. LEGAL RESIDENCE (City and atste or country) $6. CURRENT RESIDENCE (City end atate or country) Herndon, Virginia - Same 17. MARITAL STATUS (Check a6 appropriate ) [] stsoce (KB warnrec (7) vteowes (} *ewanceo (CU seranaten (CT Pt voncen +e, MUMBER OF DEPENDENTS (Not ingluding individual) 19. INDIVIDUAL [S RELATED TO A STAFF EMPLOYEE, STAFF AGENT Of RELATIONSHIP AND AGE: AN INDIVIDUAL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE AGENCY IN SOME Wife - 35 ceactonsnpe | ORB Son - 12 Son - 11 Daughter - 10 SECTION iti U.S, MILITARY STATUS 22. IF RETIRED, INDICATE CATEGORY (Longevity, combat dia- ability, service divebility non-combat ) 25. DRAFT ELIGISLE 26. ORAFT DEFERMENT OBTAINED Cvs Gye BY CIA Cl] ves ip. 24. RANK OR GRADE SECTION iV COMPENSATION 27. BASIC SALARY 28. POST OJFFERENT FAL 29. COVER Sent. 6 if a GS-13, Step [5 Former Dept. of Army, Dept. State, Dept. of Army pguti e Secretary of Christiak™ 20, FEDERAL TAX WITHHOLDING SECTION V 34. COVER (Breakdown, if any) None TRAVEL SECTION Vi TYPES 36. WITH DEPENDENTS (KH vcs (TI wo RANSPORYED VERTCEE vs "USED FOR OPERATIONAL TRAVEL a8. Co FOREIGN OPERATIONAL 36, PERSONAL VEHICLE TO BE SHIPPED ZI DOMESTIC OPERATIONAL HHE TO SE STORED 40. IF WITH DEPENDENTS STATE RELATIONSHIP, CITIZEMSMIP. AGE AND DATE OF BIRTH Wife USA 35 12 November 1930 Son USA 12 6 September 1963 Son USA 11 6 September 1952 77: Daughter USA 10 12 December 1953) “72 37 Approved by cs/cs Agent Pane? (Dates) at hens L bone Secretary, CS/CS Agent Fane] PAYMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY WILL BE iN CONFORMANCE WITH OX cia REGULATIONS COVER POLICIES AND PROCENURES at. SECRET (When Filled In} SECTION . - MARITAL STATUS 1, PRESENT STATUS [Single, Morred, Widowed, Separated, Divorced, Anavilad, Ramarried) SPECIFY. 2. NAME GE SPOUSE Trav Middle! [Mhoiden! ¢ 3, DATE OF BIRTH a 12 Nou, (4302 7» OCCURATION 6. PRESENT EMMPLOYER (TOUS ew re 7. CUTZENSHIP B. FORMER CITIZENSHIP(S) COUNTRY(IES) 9, DATE U.S. CATIZENSHIP ACQUIRED S$ : —— - SECTION K DEPENDENT CHILOREN AND DEP NTS NM SPOUSE PERMANENT ADDRESS fA DALE C4 spn driartie gst cuales Ga tre Pee SECTION Xi PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES ANO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME AND CHAPTER ADDRESS iMombar, Street, City, State, Country) ~ tt & s S721 De is r UH, fe = i) N Qe CATNCL IG Feane his PISS 2CINTT ON, AES FT fa 6 EYAL CATHELIC ASSA, POR ° TA PeTtce LU Ae veee Re, DS ih FORETEN FOLIE?T FEES A DFE ALO Mite OR eS LA, ATER MAT ente Soose DATE SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE © vy % Antenne iy s” . SECRET . ; . 5 {When Filled ta} ; een SECTION IV * GEOGRAPHIC AREA KNOWLEDGE AND FOREIGN TRAVEL « . KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED BY - - CHECK (x? NAME OF REGION TYRE OF SPECIALIZED DATES OF TRAVEL DATE & PLACE RES WORK he OR COUNTRY KNOWLEDGE OR RESIOENCE OF STUDY TRAVEL ASSIGNS MENT eee a uv v RN die Ty rertt. Lo 39 Abe PH uv mr i é : | ECONOMIC, CULTURNE , 4 Lfer hacxicel Feeney TT | maaan TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SEMLS TTVPING (WPM) 2. SHORTAND (WPM) | 3. INDICATE SHORTHAND SYSTEM: USED - - CHECK 1X) APPROPRIATE ITEAW he (lcaecs = [] spexpwanine [1 stenonee 4, INDICATE OTWER BUSINESS MACHINES WITH WHICH YOU NAVE HAD OPERATING EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING icomptometer, mmeogreph. card punch, sic) SECTION Vi SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS 1 LIST ALL HOBBES ANO SPORTS IN WHICH YOU ARE ACTIVE OR HAVE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED. INDICATE YOUR PROFICIENCY IN EACH. GAs lag ~ Gore TRoftene Fest ~ Gee? FAS IHNG ~ Good PAS ACT fu aE PURCERED bigs . geod + “Ar. TH Bic - KARI STH Coseue tine Soon TRACI FAIR. 2. EXCLUDING BUSINESS EQUIPMENT OR MACHINES WHICH YOU MAY HAVE LISTED IN TEM 4, SECTION V. LIST ANY SPECIAL SKILLS YOU POSSESS RELATING TO OTHER EQUIPMENT AND MACHINES SUCH AS OPERATION OF RADIO IRANSAITIERS naxcote CW speed, sanding & recewng! OBFSET PRESS, TURRET LAINE, EDP AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC & PROFESSIONAL DEVICES. 3. ARE YOU NOW O8 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A LICENSED OR CERTIFIED MEMBER OF ANY TRADE OR PROFESSION SUCH AS PROT C] YES ELECTRICIAN, RADIO OPERATOR, TEACHER, LAWYER, CPA, MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, PSYCHOLOGISI, PHYSICIAN, EC? > NO af YOU HAVE ANSWERED “YES TO NEM 3 ABOVE. INDICATE KIND OF LICENSE OR CERNFICATION AND THE ISSUING STATE, ; MUNICIPALIN, ETC. iBronde beens regitey aunber i kecwn) 5. FIRST LICENSE/CERTIFICATE iyeor af ioe! 6, LATEST LICENSE/CERUFICATE {year of issue: 7. UST ANY SIGNIFICANT PUBLISHED MATERIALS OF WHICH YOU ARE THE AUTHOR (do NOT submit comes cates requested) INDICATE THE TILE, PUBLICATION DATE, AND TYPE OF WRITING inan-figtion or scientific articles, geoeral interest subjects, covels, thort stares, etc | . 3. INDICATE ANY DEVICES WHICH YOU HAVE INVENTED AND STATE WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE PATENTED. 9. PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPERIENCE WRVE Ree A Cate DATE PA oie PARAS TOW Comer oe eePrOm > ‘ a a if 2 Oey? “ ra “BYR goetpe 1 Tes Kem RED Vikas FUR LI LET OTE MeCN SD SPCECIIES, SECRET (When Filled rr) SECTION ¥ GEOGRAPHIC AREA KNOWLEDGE AMO FOREIGN TRAVEL “TKNOWLEOGE ACQUIRED BY+-CHECK UX} Wonk ASSI GH. MENT NAME OF REGION TYPE OF SPECIALIZED DATES OF crave DATE & PLACE GR COUNTRY KNOWLEDGE OR RESIDENCE OF STUDY TYPING AND SYEMOGRAPHIC SKILLS T. TYPING (#PM)[2. SHORTHAND( WPM) 3. INDICATE SHORTHAND SYSTEM USEO--CHECK (X) APPROPRIATE ITEM OTHER (J crees (OD srecowsitine Co stenorves SPECIFY: S€CTion Vii SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS PROVIDE INFORMATION ON HOBBIES, SPORTS, LICENSES, PUBLISHEO MATERIALS OR DEVICES WHICH YOU MAY HAVE tKVENTED. SECTion Vill MiLITARY SEMVICE QURRERT DRAFT STATUS T. WAS YOUR SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSEFICATION CHANGED? [z. NEW CLASSIFICATION CJ ves C] no 3. LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD NUMBER AND ADORESS 6. $F DEFERRED, GIVE REASON MILITARY RESERVE, MATIONAL GUARD STATUS CHECK RESERVE OR GUARD ORGAHt- ] anny (J sanine comps NATIONAL GUARD TATION TO WHICH YOU BELONG EI nave (FD coasr suarp D {J am roace (C] Ata WaTIONAL GUARD t. CURRENT RANK. GRADE OR RATE)2. OATE OF APPOINTMENT IM CURRENT RANK 3. EXPIRATION DATE OF CURRENT OGLICA TION 4. CHECK CURRENT atseave cavecory ["] neaoy aeseave [| stamosy( active) [] stwopy¢inectivey Oy RE Timer BS. MILITARY MOBILIZATION ASSIGNMENT : 6. RESERVE UNIT TO WHICH ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED MILITARY SCHOOLS COMPLETED (Extended Active. Kawerve Duty, or a= Civilian) | Ljscstoexy a AGENCE Ys SPORSORED SECTION 1X PROFESSIOWAL SOCIETIES ANG OTHER ORGANIZATIONS . OATE OF MEMBERSHIP NAME AND CHAPTER ADDRESS (Number Street City State ,Count ry) FRO 3. SECTION X SIGNATURE Ogl S| Decamle - 440 SECRET SECRET Cthen Filled In) QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE. READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OR PRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLORED INKS Now that your gualifications are a matter of computer record, they must be periodically updated. This is done auto- matically jor much information; however, some must be ovtained directly from you. This form is for that purpose. Section I must be completed in all cases. You need provide other information only lf there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444, “Qualifications Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” or a previous update form. 7} you are in doubt whether information has been previously submitted, enter it in the appropriate section. The signed and dated form should be returned through administrative channels to the File Room, Office of Personnel, Room 5E-13 Headquarters, whethear information is added or not. Additionally, & qualifications update may take place at any time there is information to be added or changed simply by completing and returning an update form on your initiative. SECTION | BlOGRAPHIC AND POSITION D. EMP. SER. NO. 4 is . DATE OF BIRTH 059198 | aR RtAhileereees Kert William th | 95/09/29 SECTION 11 ECUCATI HIGH SCHOOL ADDRESS (City, State Country) YEARS ATTENDED (Prom-To) GRAQUATE (ves Cys LAST HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY STUDY SUBJECT YEARS ATTENDED | DEGREE YEAR NO. SEM/OTR. NAME AND LOCATION OF COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY FROM--7O-- | RECEIVED} RECEIVED] HRS. (Specify) > wasaR | MEWom 2. 16 A GRADUATE DEGREE HAS SEEN NOTED AROVE WHICH REGUIRED SUQMISSION OF A WRITTEN THESIS, INDICATE THE TITLE OF THE THESIS AND BRIEFLY DESCRISE ITS CONTENT. ‘. TRADE, -COMMERCI AL AND SPECIMLIZED SCHOOLS MAME AND ADORESS OF SCHOOL STUDY OR SPECIALIZATION FROM To NO. OF MONTHS OTHER NON- AGENCY EDUCATION OR TRAINING WOT INDICATED ABOVE AME AND ADDRESS OF SCHOOL STUDY GR SPECtALEZATION FROM TO NO. OF MONTHST” 2. SECTION 133 MARITAL STATUS 1. PRESENT STATUS (Single Married, Fidowed, Separated, Divorced. ASnnulled Remarcied) SPECIFY: 2. NAME GF SPOUSE (Last) (First) . (tiddte) (Maiden) 3. DATE OF BIRTH 2. PLACE OF BIRTH (City.State Country) S. OCCUPATION ” PRESENT EMPLOYER FT CTT TPENSHIP @. FORMER CITIZENSHIP(S) COUNTRYLIES) ia DATE D.$. GITIZENSNIP ACQUIRED SECTION 1¥ _____ DEPENDENT CHiLOREN AND DEPENDENTS OTHER THAN SPOUSE NAME TRELATIONSHIP] DATE AND PLAGE OF BIRTH | CITITENSHIP PERMANENT ADORESS t oO AGD _ —OOO ~ DF oenere {Jas ~ ~ ~ 2. oO DELETE | SECRET (When Filled In) SECTION ¥ GEDGRAPHIC AREA KNOWLEOGE AND FOREIGN TRAVEL KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED SY*+CHECK (M) KWAME CF REGION DATE ® PLace woex °* county - sey [tines [renee | ever | rie E+E weny TYPE OF SPECIALIZED XMOWLEDGE OATES OF TRAVE OR RESIDENCE SECTION Vi TYPING AMD STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS 1. TYPING (WPM)|2. SHORTHAND(MPM)( 2. INDICATE SWORTHAND SYSTEM USED"-CHECK (x) APPROPRIATE ITEM. ; OTHER Ci cscs [1] secbbhhs ROOM (CO sveworvec SPECIFY: SECTION Vil SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS PROVIDE INFORMATION GN HORBIES. SPORTS, LICENSES, PUBLISHED MATERIALS OR DEVICES WHICH YOU MAY HAVE INVENTED. SECTION Vitt MILITARY SERVICE CURRENT ORAFT STATUS nn tetera f. WAS YOUR SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION CHANGEOT 2- NEW CLASSIFICATION Ch ves OH xe S. LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD NUMBER AND ADDRESS 4. tF DEFERRED, GIVE FEASON MILITARY RESERVE, BATLOWAL GUARD STATUS CHECK RESERVE OR GUARD ORGAN!- [7] amuy [ Manine conps Oo coasy cuaap [NATIONAL Guano ZATION TO WHITH YOU BELONS oO NAVY oO aie FORCE oO AJR NATIONAL GUARO 1. CURREMY RANK, GRADE OR RATEL2. DATE OF APPOINTHENT [NR CURRENT RANK 3. EXPIRATION OATE OF CURRENT OBLIGATION 4, CHECK CURRENT RESERVE CATEGORY ["] Reaoy eeserve [] stanimv( acthe) STAOBY(inactivg [jmetinm [] orscuarces GS. MILETARY MOBILIZATION ASS !GNMENT 4. RESERVE UNIT YO WHICH ASSIGNED OM ATTACHED MILITARY SCHOOLS COMPLETED (Extended Active, Reserve Duty, or aa Civilian) NAME AND ADDRESS OF SCHOOL STUDY OR SPECIALIZATCON | DATE ComeLeTED BY RERTDERT [| ACENCY-SPONSOREO SECTION 1X . PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME AND CHAPTER ADORESS (Number Street City, State. Country) ee Herndon Rotary Club Herndon, Va. 1967 Present , Herndon Citizens Assn. Herndon, Va. 1969 ‘| Presen 3. | SECTION X REMARKS DATE ~~ SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEES WU aw Y\, Ke i SECRET . py (When Filled In) QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OR PRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLORED INKS Now that your qualifications are a matter of computer record, they must be periodically updated. This ts done auto- matically for much information; however, some must be obtained directly from you, This form is for that purpose. Section 1 must be completed tn all cases. You need provide other information only if there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444), “Qualifications Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” or a previous update yorm. I} you are in doubt whether information has been reviously submitted, enter it in the appropriate section. The signed and dated form should be returned through administrative channels to the File Room, fee of Personnel, Room SE-i3 Headquarters, whether information is added or not. Additionally, a qualifications update may take place at any time there is information to be added or changed simply by completing and returning an update Jorm on your initiative, BIOGRAPHIC AED POSITION DATA EMP. SER. NO. WAME (Loat-Firat-Middle) DATE OF BIRTH 059198 Kent, William M, 05/09/29 LAST HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED ADDRESS (City, State Country) COLLEGE OR UmiVERSITY STUDY SUBJECT MAME AND LOCATION OF COLLEGE Of UNIVERSITY YEARS ATTENDED DEGREE FROM- + TO>> RECEIVED 1F & GRAOUATE DEGREE HAS BEEM HOTED ASOVE WHICH REQUIRED SUBMISSION OF A WRITTEN THESIS. ENOICATE THE TITLE OF THE THESIS AND BRIEFLY DESCRIBE ITS CONTENT. TRADE, COLINERCI Ai, AND SPECEALIZED SCHOOLS MAME AND ADORESS OF SCHOOL STDOY OR SPECIALIZATION MARITAL STATUS + PRESENT Status (Single Married, Yidowed, Separated. Divorced Annulled Remartied) SPECIFY: + NAME GF SPOUSE - Chest) (Firat) (Middle) (Maiden) . DATE OF BIRTH 4. PLACE OF BIRTH (City.Stete,Country) S. OGCUPATION ~ T@. PRESENT EMPLOYER 7. ITI ZENSHIP [8 FORMER CITIZENSNIPLS) COUNTRYLIES) 9. DATE U.S. CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED SECTION IV Mother NAME : PERMANENT ADORESS 1, “°° Beatrice Kent [} DELETE Ey +00 Pig SEC (When Pilled In) GEOGRAPHIC AREA EROM, EDGE Mad FOREIGN TRAVEL _ KNOWLEDGE ACQUIREO B CHECK (x) NAME OF REGION TYPE OF SPECIALIZES bates or TRAVE OATE & PLacEe OR COUNTRY KNOWLEDGE OR RESIDENCE OF STUOY reeves | erny [atone : a te TYPING AND STEMOGRAPHIC SKILLS 1. TYPING CHFM)/z.SHORTHAND(DPM)(3. INDICATE SHORTHANO SVSTEM USED°° CHECK IX) APPROPRIATE ; OTHER (7) cnese ( sreeowni ting CO srenotvee Cl seecirv: SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS ree PROVIGE INFORMATION GN HOBBIES. SPORTS, LICENSES. PUBLISHED MATERIALS ON DEVICES BHICH VOD MAY HAVE INVENTED. WILITARY SERVICE 1. HAS YOUR SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION CHANGED? 2. MEW CLASSIFICATION C7 ves {J #0 WILITARY RESERVE, NATIONAL GUARD STATUS CHECK RESERVE OR GUARD ORGANI- DD amy CO marine conrs [J const cuano (O MATIONAL Guard ZATION TO WHICH YoU BELONG Oo savy Cl ate ronce DD tn wartonat cuano 1. CURRENT RANK, GRADE OR RATE/Z. GATE OF APPOINTMENT IN CURRENT RANK 3. EXPIRATION DATE OF CURRENT OOLIGAT ION 4. CHECK CURRENT RESERVE CaTEGoRY ["] meapy ReseRVE (1 staitev( active) ["] stwosy(inactivg . Be MILVTANY MORIL ZATION ASSIGMMENT 3. WESEMVE UNIT TO WHICH ASSIGNED ON ATTACHED MILITARY SCHOOLS COMPLETED (Extended Active, Reserve Duty, or ae a See NAME AND ADDRESS OF SCHOOL NAME AND CHAPTER Willn O MS ee SECRET to ow (When Filled In} QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OR PRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLORED INKS Now that your qualifications are a matter of computer record, they must de periodically updated. Thts is done auto- matically for much information; however, some must be obtained directly from you. This form is for that purpose. Section I must be completed in ail cases. You need provide other information only if there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444), “Qualifications Suppiement to the Personal History Statement,’ or a previous update form. tf you are in doubt whether information has deen previously submitted, enter it in the ap opriate section, puhesigned ang dat. ould be returned through administrative channels to the File Room, fice of Personnel, Room 5E- quarters, whether information is added or not. Additionally, @ qualifications update may take place at any time there is infarmation to b2 added or changed simply in é. by completing and returning an update form on your in SECTION | BIOGRAPHIC AND POSITION DATA P oeeios ot (Lest-Firat-Middle) DATE OF BIRTH GRADE 059198 Kent, William 05/09/29 14 SECTION tt EOUC ATION HIGH SCHOOL LAST WiGH SCHOOL aTTENOED ADDRESS (City, State Country) YEARS ATTENDEC (From-To) GRADUATE v 6 Cvs Os COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY STUDY SUBJECT YEARS atvEwpen | pecace MC, SEM/OTR. FROM--T0-- | RECEIVED ves. (Specify) IF & GRADUATE DEGREE HAS BEEN NOTEG ABOVE WHICH REQUIRED SUBMISSION OF & WRITTEN THESIS. INDICATE THE TITLE OF THE THESIS ANG BRIEFLY GESCRICE .YS CONTENT. TRADE, COMMERCIM AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS STUDY OR SPECIALIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS OF SCHOOL NAME ANO ADDRESS OF SCHOOL STUOY OR SPECIALIZATION | From | to | NO, OF MONTHS Zz. SECTION 115 MARITAL STATUS 1, PRESENT STATUS (Single Married, Widowed Separated Divorced Annuiled Remarried) SPECIFY: 2. NAME OF SPOUSE (Lest) (First) (Middle) (waiden) 3. DATE OF BtRTH iF "PLACE OF BIRTH (City. State Country) ©. OCCUPATION “Ts. PRESENT EMPLOVER — ae 7. CITIZENSHIP i” FORMER CITHZENSHIP(S) COUNTRYLIES) 9. DATE U.S, CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED SECTION IV OEPEMDENT CHILOREN AND DEPENDENTS OTHER THA SPOUSE NAME RELATIONSHIP DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIP PERMANENT ADDRESS Pr 00 BEATRICE RENT OTHER | APRIL 36, Fe7 (J vecere MUOWNZA (TREY 2. O ADD (FJ orvete AASC Ae. Serene DRIVE Kesion, VA. ~ AFF. 319 1. US, SECRET (When Filied In) GEOGRAPHIC AREA KHOWLEDGE AND FORE!GN TRAVEL KNOWLEDGE ACQUIREO BY:= CHECK (X) fOn TYPE OF SPECIALIZED va) PLACE . mows soee i‘ Mh Ean ee 1 rn TYP ING AD STENOGARRNIC FA 2. SHORTHAND(WPM)( 3. INDICATE SHORTHAND SYSTEM USED--CHECK [X} APPROPRIATE ITEM. OTHER Cl srene (1 sreeoweitins (D stenorvec SPECIFY: SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS ATION GON HOBBIES, SPORTS, LICENSES, PUBLISHED MATERIALS OR DEVICES WHICH YOU MAY HAVE INVENTED, LUTARY SERVICE WENT DRAFT STATUS LECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION CHANGEO? [2. WEW CLASSIFICATION C) ves Cj xo PY IVE SERVICE BOARD NUMGER AND ADDRESS 4. $8 DEFERRED, GIVE REASON WILITARY RESERVE, HATIOWAL GUARD STATUS WE ON GUARD ORGANI- (D «nur TO “anime comps [iy coast cuano [CJ Mari OWaL Guano RICH YOU BELONG CO navy [oo ate Force (CO Ain wartoman cuano iM. GRADE OR RATE]2. OATE OF APPOINTMENT IM CURRENT RANK 3- EXPIRATION DATE OF CURRENT OBLIGATION ENT RESERVE CaTeEGoRY ["] READY RESERVE Oo STANDBY ( active} [ ] stwmsv(inectiog Sati [| orscHancen DBILIZATION ASSIGNMENT S. RESERVE UNIT TO WHICH ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED MILITARY SCHOOLS COMPLETED (Extended Active, Reserve Duty, or a8 Civilian) E AWD ADDRESS OF SCHOOL STUY OR SPECIALIZATION | DaTE ComeLeveo PLY LY Riviogar |_| AGENCY- SPONSORED PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS DATE OF MEMBERSHIP AND CHAPTER ADORESS (Number Street ,City,Seate Country) rs a REMAPKS 973 Wea MW Keo SECRET vas SECRET C#hen Filled In) QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING, TYPE OR PRINT, AVOID USING LIGHT COLORED INKS Now that your qualifications are a matter of computer recard, they must be pertodicall; updated. Thts is done auto- mattealiy i much information; however, some must be obtained directly from you, This form is for that purpose. Section 1 must be completed in ail cases. You need provide other information only if there have been changes since you submitted your Form 444}, “Qualifications Supplement to the Personal History Statement,” or a previous update form. If you are in doubt whether information has been py eviousty submitted, enter it in the appropriate section. The signed and dated form should be returned through administrative channels to the File Room, ice of Personnel, Room 5E-13 Headquarters, whether information is added or not. Additionally, a qualifications update may take place at any, time there is information to be added or changed simply by completing and returning an update form on your initiative, SECTION 1 BIOGRAPHIC AND POSITION DATA EMP. SER. NO. NOME (Last-Firat-widdle) DATE OF BIRTH GRADE 059198 Kent, William 08/09/29 Mp [es-a} SECTION 11 EDUC aT 10M MIGH ScHooL LAST HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED AODRESS (City, State, Country) YEARS ATTENDED (From-Ta)| GRADUATE (ves oO no COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY STUDY NO. SEm/QTR. MAME AND LOCATION CF cOLLECE om university | 2UBECT Tyas ATTENOED YEAR eS FROM: + TO-+ RECEIVED| HAS. (Specify) iF A GRAOQUATE DEGREE HAS BEEN NOTED ASDVE WHICH WESUIRED SUQMISSION OF A WRITTEN THESIS, INDICATE THE TITLE OF THE THESIS AND BRIEFLY DESCRIBE ITS CONTENT. COMMERCIAL AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS MAME ANC ADORESS OF SCHOOL STUDY OR SPECIALIZATION [From | 10 | AO. OF MONTHS OTHER WOM- AGENCY EDUCATION OR TRAIMING MOT INDICATED ABOVE NAME AND ADORESS OF SCHOOL STUDY OR SPECIALIZATION 2. (SECTION tii MARITAL STATUS +» PRESENT STATUS (Single Married, Widowed, Separated, Divorced Annulled Remarcied) specify: 2. NAME GF SPOUSE (Lest) ~ (First) (Middle) (Maiden) . UATE OF BIRTH ~ 4. PLACE OF BIRTH (City. State Country) » OCCUPATION G. PRESENT EMPLOYER 7. CITI Zens ie 8. FORMER CITIZENSHIP(S) COUNTRYTIES) ~~ TOT DATE U.S. CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED SECTION IV DEPENDENT CHILOREN AND DEPENDENTS OTHER THAN SPOUSE NAME TRECATIONSHIP. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH CuivTiZenseHyp EF +00 BeATRIce KEN | MOTHER. | Zo RPRIC IRE: : * EL] oevete monza, Tracy uv f SECRET (When Pilted In} 1. BATE OF REQUEST une 1975 2. NAME (Lad, Went, Midd 3. POSITION TITLE 4. GRADE REQUEST FOR MEDICAL EVALUATION 19 a > . 4 Py td ae S. OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCH @. EMPLOYEE'S EXT. ODP / 7. PURPOSE OF EVALUATION L_| Koos /TDY [] PRE-EMPLOYMENT TJ OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT [_} ENTRANCE ON oUTY xx TDY STANDBY [__] e@ectas traintna TYPE OF COVER NO. OF DEPENDENTS TO ACCOMPANY NO.OF DEPENOENTS REPORTS OF MEDICAL | ANNUAL, HISTORY ATTACHED [] werums to outy [[_] reruns prom overseas L__| frewess ror bury [|] MEDICAL RETIREMENT NO. OF OEP.’"S S. OVERSEAS PLANNING EVALUATION (One block must Be ehecked) 9, REQUESTING OFFICER SIGNATURE Judy Kassler ROOM NO. & BUILDING Yt. REPORT OF EVALUATION Qualified for tdy standby untiiFeb, 1972. SIGNATURE FOR CHIEF OF MEDICAL STAFF li Septé 1970 (Don Farley PRO/OMS ogo 259 sirens. SECRET Tale} _Keat, 2. NAME (Las, Fur, William 4. SECRET (When Filled in) 1. BATE OF REQUEST 25 April 1975 [avGrave | GB-14 3. POSITION TITLe Ops Officer OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCH S. EMPLOYEE'S EXT. 9464 7. PURPOSE OF EVALUATION PRE. EMPLOYMENT ENTAANCE ON DUTY TOY STANDSY SPECIAL TRAINING ANNUAL RETURN TO DUTY FITNESS FOR DUTY (] _ [ Co _ _ (2 MEDICAL RETIREMENT [__] xeas/toy [__] overseas assignment ETO nn ater STATION A TOY OR Pos TYPE OF COVER NO. GF DEPENDENTS TG ACCOMPANY |NO_GF DEPENGENTS REPORTS OF MEDICAL HISTORY ATTACHED Lee nt i | RETURN FROM OVERSEAS ETA STATION No. OF DEP. 8 OVERSEAS PLANNING EVALUATION (One block must be checked) 9 REQUESTING OFFICER IREPORT OF EVACUATION — Qualified for TDY 5 ey 28 May 1975 FORM A Kiohy MES __.—Kathy Mill, %4/Treg. bacOw NOU BUILDING Staadby until 1 November 1976. “Ul signature oye FOR CHIEF SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL USE ONLY te © 1 HEQUEST DATE /DA.MOYR; $2, APPLICANT - HAS APPLICANT PREVIOUSLY Bi * | REQUEST FOR MEDICAL EVALUATION |. SEEN BY OMS x | ves _| No (SCREENED AREAS WILL 8E COMPLETED BY OMS) ; 428 DEPENDENT(S! EMPLOYEE 3 MAME (Lasr, Firrt, Middle} 4. SOCIAL SecunTTy NO. 8. DOB DAO. ¥ RI 7.5K » . : -29- es d 8. GAACE AFFILIATION CD 10, GIMECTORATE/OFFICE/DIVISION TEMP. EXT. 12. POSITION TITLE -— . - COMPLETE 12-19 FOR EACH DEPENDENT TO ACCOMPANY OP RETURN WITH EMPL YEE ONCY IF 218 CHECKED “OEPENDENTIS)" aerate 13, GRPENDENT NAME /t-F-W/ 14, Sac stone, coe MB? lt6 oopiomyy —|t7. sexite, RELATIONSHIP BY OMS fy Sy i aa 7z 3 - : va : f 20. REQUESTED ACTION (more thant one ection is acceptable) ABPLICANT: Ga PRE-EwPLoveenT STATION EYOIETA (DA MOAYK; xe. or PERE MDENTS To vs PCS VRE CTVER ASSIGNMENTS x Ors TOY _ O78 RETUANEE __| FITNESS FOR DUTY OTMER tipeciiy) O/§ TOY STANDBY RETURN TG DUTY _ al 07S PLANNING SPECIAL TRAINING : SEPARATION RETIREMENT MOR/CIARDS MOR/CSC ROUTINE REGULAR ANNUAL EXEGUTIVE ANNUAL ied MPT Pe at, COMMENTS: 4 } i o ; 72. BEQUESTING DIRECTORATEIOFRICEOIV 23. ROOM/ELOG ‘24. EXTENSION HG URE OF REQUESTING OFFIC one . 0 a . FOR OMS USE ONLY a ee . roy SOR APPLICANTS COMMENTS . Q — me dee APPROVE PROCESSING FOR EOD . yO HOLD PENDING RECEIPT OF ADDITIONAL MEQICAL wot by, : INFORMATION (form letter atrrched} , I REQUEST PRE EMP. MEDICAL EVALUATION { OTHER see comments) DATE OMS SIGNATURE { _FOR OTHER ACTIONS COMMENTS iY ¥ 0 : REQUESTED ACTION auac 7 GON? | perea | oisquan ' uf ‘ giy¥ : Sone ~ ain ane , Us 7 : s “ | ¥.Stdby 1 XX - {Expires 1 November 1978, re i a) . 2 : 7 January 1977 - L i William T. Golder, OMS/PEO | OMS ASSIGNABILITY CODE EXAMINATION FACILITY $ a 4 DATE OMS SIGNATURE te Se rename rice Ae TN AR ER ITE A et tee e-em We yet ner re een ee en neni ree nn, SECRET {SCREENED AREAS Wil. BF COMPLETED BY UMS) 3. NAME (Last, Foyt, Middle) é CONFIDEN [AL REQUEST FOR MEDICAL EVALUATION aon i INTERNAL USE ONLY [| UNCLASSIFIED APPLICANT - HAS APPLICANT PREVIOUSLY BEEN , : seenavows [_] ves [ ] no Sh1 BEGMEST DATE (24-MOYRE Fa. EMPLOYEE areca ie IOCIAL SECURITY NO. 7,5EX 12 POSITION TITCE : ; . 8. GRACE eVAFFILIATION CD 5G, DIRECTORATE /OFFICE/ONVISION TT EMP. EXT. <3 Pe + Yy ! , ; COMPLETE 13.19 FOR EACH QEPENDENT TO ACCOMPANY OR RETU, WITH H EMPLOVEE OWL ¥ IF 2 18 CHECKED “DEPENDENTIS!” on acta note tn a DEPENDENT NAME /t-Fat) 14. SOC SEC NO, SomkSAAIG. DOB(DMY? —|17. SEX|18. RELATIONSHIP BY OMS (yes a0) 20, REQUESTED ACTION (more than one action i acvepiadle} APPLICANT; PRE-EMPLOYMENT EOD STAT On ETOVETA (DAMOYR 4D. OF DEPENDENTS FO O/S PCS ACCOMPANY OF RETURN TvPE COWER TviON ASSIGNMENTS: os TOY i OS RETURNEE FITNESS FOR DUTY OTHER (specie) Q/$ TOY STANDBY RETURN 70 DUTY OVS PLANNING SPECIAL TRAINING SEPARATION, RETIREMENT MDR/CIARDS MDR/CSC = aa ROUTINE REGULAR ANNUAL a EXECUTIVE ANNUAL _ FREE were 21, COMMENTS: 72, REQUESTING OIRECTORATE/OPMICE/OIV 23. ROOM BCBS 34, EXTENSION 38. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICER FOR OMS USE ONLY FOR APPLICANTS "[eOMMENTS a neenntea nn ee | APPROVE PROCESSING FOR EOD. i HOLO PENDING RECEIPT OF ADDITIONAL MEDICAL, INFORMATION {form letter attached} ante _— a | REQUEST PRE-EMP, ¥P, MEDICAL EVALUATION ‘OTHER / {see comments) DATE OMS SIGNATURE COMMENTS: FOR OTHER ACTIONS REQUESTED ACTION Next Bi-annual due 1 November 1979, COND -_ qua _ DEFER Torsouat = [ova neuen : eS 12 January 1978 James J. Gaham, OMS/PEO meee ~~ mere N DATE OMS SIGNATURE OMS DATE REQUEST FOR PCS OVERSEAS EVALUATION o. NAME (Lest, Firt!, Middie} 8. GRADE i f ary a GS-15] All COMPLETE 1-19 FOR EACH DEPENDENT TO ACCOMPANY OR RETURN WITH EMPLOYEE ONLY IF 2/5 CHECKED “OEPENDENTIS}” QEPENGENT NAME /1-F-a¢} EIT ae [x | INTERNAL USE ONLY [ UNCLASSIFIED T REQUEST DATE (D7NOTR) APPLICANT - HAS APPLICANT PREVIOUSLY BEEN seensyows [] ves [| no | lorenoentis) | [ewpLovee ies y «} Pan 8. 208 /DA.AO-YR; BEX {si * KatetAgs 9 slay ° 12. POSITION THLE Operations 0 20, REQUESTED ACTION (more than ome action 15 acceptable} | [rRe-ewPLovwenr 18, DEPENDENT an PREVIOUSLY SEEN eg". cos /omri 7, sex]e, neLATIONSHI? BY OMS iyes- ao) + ag 7 . 7. “a, ad t . Saad oye : ETD/ETA (DA-MO-YR; NO.OF DEPENDENTS TO. ACCOMPANY OF RETURN ASSIGNMENTS: FATNESS FOR DUTY | _fasaetunnce | __ lors Toy STANDBY | [Ors PLANNING RETURN TO DUTY SEPARATION. ROUTINE [| ReGutan ANNUAL OTHER fipectfy} SPECIAL TRAINING EXECUTIVE ANNUAL ‘ Mr. Kent ds retiring effective 30 June 21978, 72. REQUESTING DIHECTORATE/GFFICE/OY 34. EXTENSION 28. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OF FICER 27, OVERSEAS CANDIDATE REVIEW PANEL DISPOSITION REPIRENENT Retiree exam .aunleted. Janes J. Grahas DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE This form is to be completed before entrance on duty. Answer all questions, Any false statement in thie laration will be grounds for cancellation of application or dismissal after appointment. Impersonation is ¢ criminal offense and will be Prosecuted accordingly, 1, PRESENT ADOMEES (atroot and number, city and State) ° .: 8 wad ew s Sots pas 2 5 KET £00. Oamc Tp 2. baz oF maTH ® PLACE OF ATH (city or town and State or cauntry) 5/9/29 . Malo \to 3 @) In CARE OF emERGERCY soney OH pavaTicnsHar | (C) STREET AND NUMBER CITY AND STATE (0) TELEPHONE Ao, “Paul Keat Foley B49 Jos mS wy ive 9 CPere 8-6 ‘& DOES THE UNITED STATES EXT EMPLOY. I A CIVILIAN CAPACITY, ANY RELATIVE OF YOURS On ie, BROOD OF MARRIAGES WITH wi RA YOU LIVE OM HAVE LIVED with THE PAST sa mecortisr (Tyes [33 no Ht au, for ouch much retetive inthe Danke below. If additional space is nec complete uncdar Item 10. ane POST OFNCE ADORESS (2) Postrion 12 TEMPORARY OR NOT (Give street number, if any) bean TO OAREMCY IN WHICH ty, eee L. wrecweneensennens ehovenes ntmenamecensnnee 8, ne mrnr renee senncen wer cnreennanscunsenece & fo mttnrmeennrrnrereecensenvens ¢nurnenemnene Bntee wnentmemmnumeneenienen nev neensnan nee - ene enne new emtan tte tere aeenn dene rene eentietnnt seme renee CORNER EN era Te meena tuners Fee omen t6 a meerrnete seman nee reeenn di vour answec in‘' You’, gi i [tees 10 renens: fe setirement, that is, aie, cntional dechitan et by reamnct of volunt, & ,jnrofuatary eepatation Seer 4 reare eerree; amount af retirement pay, and wader = rement act; and rating, Mf retired from military of naval service. ° " I. SINCE YOU FILED arrucaTioN WESUL BEEN DISCHARGED, OR FORCED TO PACTORY SERVICE FROM AMY POSITION, cee me ne etre dfyour answer is Yea", give in Tt an 10 the name and addrese ofe employer, date and feason in each cone. enwe a HAVE YOU BEEN ARRESTED (NOT INCLUDING TRAFIC VIOLATIONS FOR ie VERE FINED 323 OR LESS. OR FORTEITED COLLATERAL oF ton LESS) SINGE YOU FILED APPLICATION RESULTING IM THIS APPOINT MESCES if your answer is Yes", list all such cases wader Item 19, "Give in each case: (CI) The date; (2) the nature of the offense “or Violation; (3) the nome and location of the court; (4) the malty imposed, if any, or other disposition of the case, U7 appointed, your Roger pena ely Gsaeaiti9 INSTRUCTIONS To APPOINTING OFFICER ‘The sppointing officer before whom the foregoing certificate ip made shall (2) Age.-—-If definite age limita have been estabhehed for the position, it should determine to his own satisfaction that this ointment would be in conformance be determined that applicant is not outside the age range foe appointment, with ate, Civil eciticg, Act, applicable coal Bervice Rules and Reguistions and Until such determination is made, the appointment may not be consummated, act of Congreve pertaining to appointment ; (3) Citixenship.—The appointing officer is teaponsible for ol ing the ris form should be checked for holiting of office, peasion, stability incom citizenship provinomn ct (1) the Civil Service Rules and (2) appropriationtaccs fection with any record of recent discharge or acrest, and Particularly for the Form 62 constitutes an affidavit for both purposes and ia acc ‘able proof of ‘ollowing: : 7 citizenship status in the absence of conficting evidence. us dou fal caace the (1) Identity of appointes.—It is the duty of the Pointing officer ta 8Ppcintment should n consummated until clearance secured from wird mgainst in ey d to determine beyond Temi doubt thatthe the certifying office of the Civit Service Commission. : appointee’ is the sume person whose appointment was authorised, The (4) Members af Family.—Section 9 of the Civil Service Act Provides that appaintee’s signature and handwriting ore ta be compared with theapplicotion whenever there are aircady two or more member of a family serving under aud/or other pertinent papers. If the appointee qualified in a written erami- dats Permanent appomtment in the competitive service, no other nation, the signature on this form should be compared with the fignature on = member of such family is eligible for Probational or permanent appointment in the declaration sheet, which was signet in the examination room. His physical the competitive service, The oppointments of person Beit das appearance may be checked against the medical certificate, The apyoin Fred fate - a SECRET 8. Authorized instructions which you receive from CIA in triefing, training, or in any other way are @ part of thia memorandum of agreement and are incorporated herein to the extent that such instructions are not inconsistent with the terms hereof. 9. You are not assured upon the completion of your period of duty with the Foreign Service of any status with the Foreign Service based on your services performed with that organization at the request of CIA. 10. You will be required to keep forever secret this agreement and all other information which you may obtain by reason hereof » Unleas you are releaged in writing by CIA from this obligation. Violation of auch secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the espionage law, dated 25 June 1948, as amended s and other applicable laws and regulations. The termination of your employment with CIA will not release you from the Obligations of any security oath you may be required to take. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY — 7 Personnel Office ACCEPTED: Date: Qa~\ Sarah Date: -2a. Aube ise eo Date: <<" ate Sox Co wl SECRET with your cover designation, will normally be at the direction of the Foreign Service. Such travel will be accomplished in conformance with 4k. You are entitled by this agreement to the payment of a post differential and allowances, based upon your CIA or Foreign Service salary rate, whichever ia greater. Payment of your salary, post differ- ential and allowances by the Foreign Service will be full compensation for your services when the total amount is equal to or greater than that payable by CIA. Otherwise, the balance will be paid afrectly to you by CIA in a manner designated by you in writing and acceptable to CIA. The and post of duty are subtect to unilateral adjustment by the Government, 5. Your status as a CIA employee will continues in full force and effect during your period of duty with the Foreign Service, and you will continue to be entitled to all rights, benefits, and emoluments of such Status. Certain variations in procedure will be required, however, to preserve the security of your cover position. &- All annual and sick leave which will have accrued to your credit at the time of integration into the Foreign Service will be held by CIA pending your transfer from the Foreign Service to CIs. While sesigned to the Foreign Service you will be permitted annual leave, sick leave, statutory leave, and leave without pay in ac- cordance with the regulations of that’ organization. Upon completion of your integration in the Foreign Service your accrued leave will normally be transferred to your credit with CIA. I security con- ditions require that you be given a lump-sum payment for accrued annual leave, you will be required to pay the gross amount of any such lump-sum payment to the CIA at the time of your reinstatement: - including any withholding tax deducted by the Foreign Service, bd. Upon your integration in the Poreign Service, you will continue to he covered by the provisions of the Civil Service Retjrement Act, as amended, and you will be subject to payroll deductions for retirement purposes (now six percent). 6. If the cla considers it undesirable for you to continue the use of your Foreign Service cover, your services will be utilized whenever 7. Consistent with your cover activity, you will continue to be responsible for compliance with CIA rules and regulations, SECRET INTEGREE AGREEMENT Hr, Willian M, Kent Washington, D.C, Dear Mr, Kent This is @ memorandum of agreement between you and the United States Government in regard to your employment by CIA, It is hereby mutually agreed and understood that: 1. As an employee of CIA, st the present grade and salary of GS-11 $7270 per ang ou yi accept cover employment in the Foreign Service effective as of 23 daly 8 » You will, inscfar as consistent with your basic respon- sibility to CIA, abide by all the rules, regulations, practices and policies of the Foreign Service in order to appear es a conventional member of that establishment. Your appointment to the Foreign Service is being effected at the clasa of FSR.’ and salary of per annun. 2. It is understood and agreed that the minimum period of your overseas tour of duty is governed by and coincident with the prescribed tour of duty of your cover organization. Currently, your prescribed tour consists of a period of _twe (_2 ) years from the date of your arrival at your overseas post of duty. Your assignment may be terminated earlier for the convenience of CIA, and the length of your tour of duty, as currently specified, may be unilaterally changed by CIA in order to conform with subsequent changes in the prescribed tour of the Foreign Service. If you request termination of your overseas aseignment solely for your own convenience, unless it ia for circumstances that are con- sidered by the Agency to be beyond your control or if you are terminated for cause either by tne Foreign Service or CIA before you have completed the minimum period of service prescribed above from the date of arrival at your overseas post of duty, you will not be entitled to return travel or transportation for yourself or your dependents to the United States at Government expense, If you request termination of your overseas assign- ment solely for your own convenience, unless it is for circumatances that are considered by the Agency to be beyond your control or if you are terminated for cause either by the Foreign Service or CIA before you have completed one (1) year of service from the date of your arrival at your overseas post of duty, you will be required to reinturse the Government for all its expenses for your travel and transportation, and that of your dependents, from the continental United States to euch oversesa post of duty, 3. Travel to your post of duty overseas and your return travel to the United States, as well as travel performed overseas whicn is consistent SECRET Part 111.-—DETERMINATICN GF COMPETITIVE STATUS. (Complete for noncompetitive hires based on competitive status as quired by inatructiona in FPM Chapter S32.) Employce hasa compttitive status. This determination is based upon the follow evidence: SIGNATURE AND OFFICIAL TITLE PART V.--DETERMINATION OF CREDITABLE SERVICE AND SERVICE COMPUTATION DATE FOR REDUCTION IN FORCE PURPOSES. (Complete on: those cases when the amount of creditable service for reduction in force purposes differs from the amount oreditab: leave purposes.) TOTAL SERVICE cagprranic | ENTRANCEON (tem 12) (RIF Purposss) | (Present Agency) * Enter aa the “Service Computation Date” on the employee's “Bervice Record Card,” oF7 REMARKS; oral ¥. %. GOVERRMENT PateTING OFFICE 1fe—-6AE OS STANDARD FORM 144 REVISED SEPTEMBER (354 “ STATEMENT OF PRIOR FEDERAL c ‘AN AND MILITARY SERVICE Fon CHAPTERS L), Aa, AND Az AND DETERMINATION OF LOMPETITIVE STATUS IMPORTANT: The information on this form will be used (1) in determining creditabie service for leave purposes and retention credits for reduction in force, and (2) in recording agency determination of competitive status. The employee should complete Part I and the Personnel Office should complete Parts IZ through V. PART {1.—-THIS COLUMN IS PART {-—EMPLOYEE'S STATEMENT FOR PERSONNEL DFFICE USE 1. NAME (Last, Arar, middie initial) 2, DATE OF BIRTH ‘3. RETENTION GROUP hen, tibeesara #4, MAL 9.29 10, a.csc status [7] ves [_] wo 3, LIST THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNING ALL FEDERAL AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SERVICE YOU HAVE HAD |B seo MEN PRIOR <0 YOUR PRESENT APPOINTMENT (D0 not include military sereice. oy | __emoimaoraaey | | __emoimaoraaey | LOCATION OF AGENCY wontD MONTH =e [von [verte] oe COnTRbe fui 6t1 gence Neswes\ (152 TAAL il aa IN BR nd OF Dennen roces oF me ED tas. vou HAE vo eT OF THE FoF THE AED OREESOFTAEUNTED STATES. 1 YOU AD HO AEE FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES. IF YOU HAD NO ACTIVE. a [ren won| oar [rT mers ar] Hon tony B. DURING PERIODS OF EMPLOYMENT SHOWN IN ITEM 3, DID YOU MAVE A TOTAL OF MORE THAN 6 MONTHS oie WITHOUT PAY, INCLUDING PERIODS OF MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE, DURING ANY ONE CALENDAR YEAR? 0 YES fx") NO ” 1 ANSMER 1S “'VES." LIST FOLLOWING INFORMATION, 13, NONCREDITABLE SERVICE (Leave puspcers only): on NONCREDITABLE SERVICE (RLF purposes oniy); © DURING THE FEDERAL SERVICE LISTED IN ITEM 3, DID YOU ACQUIRE A PERMANENT COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE STATUS? CJ ves §J so Uf enewer s “Yes,” in what agency were you ecaployed at the time starus was acquired?) 16, RETENTION RIGHTS 7. ARE YOU: []vws []w ‘A. THE Wire oF A pesamsp vereran? [J ves [] no 57. EXPIRATION DATE OF RETEN- 2B. THE MOTHER OF A DECEASED Om DesAmLeD vrTeRAN? ["] ves [KJ #0 TION RIGHTS THE UNREMARRIED WiDOw OF A VETERANT [| YES {7 No & TO BE EXECUTED BEFORE A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. Tawear (oc affirm) that the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. \oee Mee. ones i ‘ete (H. (parey (SIGNATURE) Subscribed and aworn to before me on this? ath day otek 1 1929. SG at. ey SEAL terry) NOTE: If oath is taken before a Notary Public, the date of expiration of his Commission ehould te shown. INSTRUCTIONS: Fils this form an the permanent side of the employee's officiol personnel folder immediately before or after the penannel action involved, “ Appr weal Cdesengineé TORS To » _ ae THe eC TARY OW YATE } a SARNIA Tem, B.C. ahi on DEPARTMENT OF STATE WABMINGTON . February 19, 1959 Deer Shef: t wuld like to teke this opportunity to thank you for the cutatending help of the cfficers cf your agency in Caracas, Venetuels to our protection detail during the recent inangurstion of President Betantourt. Specific aention should be made of Messrs. Jacob Eaterline, Williom Psttersen, snd Wiliam Kent, whose witiring effortg were in no eiall way reeponsible for the safety of the U.S. delegation. Ae aluaye, it hes been a pleagere to work with you end mexbere of your agency, amd we look forward to doing go agein in the future. Sincerely yours, Pad a ” } y atau] £. Tosdin Bailey Director Officer of Security Colonei Sheffield Edwards Director of Security Central Intelligence Agancy Washington, D.C. CONFIDENTIAL (When Filted In) ou. VOLUNTARY ENTRIES Experience in the handling of employee emergencies has shown thot the absence of certain personal data often delays and compli- cates the settlement of estate and financial matters. The information requested in this section may prove very useful to your family or attorney in the event of your disability or death and will be disclosed anty when circumstances warrant. INDICATE NAME ANO ADDRESS OF ANY BANKING INSTITUTIONS WiTH WHICH YOU HAVE ACCOUNTS AND THE NAMES IN wi HE AC- COUNTS ARE CARRIED. 5 NAMES IN WHICH THE AC William M, = Dorothy B, Kent Citizens National Bank of Herndon, Herndon, Va, Republic Bank and Trust Cox,, Herndon, Va, Herndon Savings & Loan, Herndon, Va. HAVE YOU COMPLETED @ LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT? (4 YES x NO. (If “You” whore is document Jocated?) — ae HAVE YOU PREPLANNED AN ARRANGED GUARDIANSHIP oF YOUR CHILDREN IN CASE OF COMMON OISASTER TO BOTH PARENTS? co Yas NO. (18 "Yaa" give name(s) and address) HAVE YOU EXECUTED A POWER OF ATTORNEY? cl Yes fs NO. (If "Yee", who posease the power ot atiomey?) % : ADDITIONAL DATA AND/OR CONTINUATION OF PRECEDING ITEMS Motify parents in case of emergency only if unable to contact wife within reasonable amount of tine, Sanges mada 20 Quty ALG uy SIGNED AT DATE ‘ TES CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL (When Filled In) Complete in duplicate. The data recorded on this formis essential in determining travel expenses allowable in connection with leave at government expense, overseas duty, return to residence upon separation, and for providing current residence and dependency infor mation required in the evant of an emplayee emergency. The original of this form will be filed in the employee's official personnel folder NAME OF EMPLOYEE (Last) (Firat) (Middle)| SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Lidan RESIDENCE DATA LAST PLACE OF RESIDENCE IN CONTINENTAL U.S, (if appointed abroad) MARITAL STATUS (Check one) SINGLE [x [hanaizo i SEPARATED | lowonceo WIDOWED [ | ANNULLED 1f MARRIED, PLACE OF MARRIAGE DATE OF MARRIAGE HOME LEAVE RESIDENCE Abe “by a\ , N al 1P OIVORCED, PLACE OF DIVORCE DECREE DATE OF DECREE IF WIDQWED, PLACE SPOUSE DIED GATE SPOUSE DIED iF PREVIOUSLY MARRIED, INDICATE NAME(S) OF SPOUSE, REASONIS) For TERMINATION, AND DATEIS) MEMBERS OF FAMILY ADDRESS (No., Strews, Clty, Zone, State) NAME OF SPOUSE TELEPHONE NO. NAMES OF CKILOREN ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH William M., Jr. sane 6 Bept ae Paul &, sane 6 Sept 1 aame 12 Dec 1955 ADDRESS TELEPHONE NO, < Ken Washington Ave. N.Y. 58, MAY. 1 NAME OF MOTHER (Or femate guardiand AQGRESS TELEPHONE NO, B ris Kani WHAT MEMBER(S) OF QUIRED IN AN EMERG YOUR FAMILY IF ANY, HAS BEEN TOLD OF YOUR AFFILIATION WITH THE ORGANIZATION IF CONTACT 1% RE- ENcyY. 4 PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NAME (Mr, Mrs., Mima} (Lest-Firat-Middle) FA TAR. RELATIONSHIP Diis———————- Katty Dorotby-Bernedette (Wor ti! if Time) HOME ADDRESS (No., Steet, City, Zone, State} HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER Ad deere ie Berk — Titi Y a ne _ | Saas BUSINESS ADDRESS (No., Street, City, Zane, State) AND NAME OF EMPLOYER, IF APPLICABLE SUSINESS TELEPHONE & EXTENSION Ry Bitten Pet Cee terniery-—-¥ - - ae 1S YHE INDIVIOUAL NAMED ABOVE WITTING OF YOUR AGENCY AFFILIATION? (Ff “No® Give name and address of organize~ tion he believe you work far.) YES Tes NO . = - _ - a —_—- . po IS THIS INDIVIDUAL AUTHORIZED TO MAKE UECISIONS ON YOUR AENALE? (Ct *No" give name and addreag of peraon, it any, who can make such decisions In cease of ninergancy,) . YES ~~ oe a wo |X yes |x| Ys DOES THIS INDIVIDUAL KNOW THAT HE HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS YOUR EMERGENCY ADORESSEE? (If anewor in “Vo” explsin why in item 6.) c- - NO The persons named in item 3 above may also be notified in case of emergency. If such notification is not desirable becouse of health or other reasons, slease so state in item 6 on the reverse side of this form CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE CURRENT RESIDENCE AND DEPENDENCY REPORT Bo" 61 ZSi FESLIONS CONFIDENTIAL “) on Q- DEC iss) MEMORANDUM FOR: William M. Kent iit SUBJECT : Commendation You were mentZoned particularly as one who performed your duties with distinction in support of the mission outlined in Project JMATE. Your cooperation, enthusiasm and the untiring application of your experience and knovledge with confidence and conviction has Deen a reel credit to you and than is normally expected and your performance and contri. bution is worthy of special praise, ; Thank you personally for this contribution, ¢ Ay Chief Western Hemisphere Division ae -~ 2 m 4, While consideration has been given Mr, Kent with regard to an Honor and Merit Award, it appears more appro- priate that he be granted a Quality Step Increase, Wi am V. Broe Chief, Western Hemisphere Division APPROVAL RECOMMENDED; IE ee s A Z SIGE ecretary, e ection aN LICE APPROVED: STANDARD FORM 61 (REVISED AUGUST 1909) PROMULGATED BY ClVIL SERVICE COMMISSION vo SARDERAL PERSOMNEL MANUAL 7 APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS IMPORTANT.— Before swearing fo these appointment affidavits, you should read and understand the attached information for appointee (Department or agency) (Bureau or division) (Place of employment) , do solemnly swear (or affirm) that— A. OATH OF OFFICE ., Iwill support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AND AFFILIATION I am not a Communist or Fascist. I do not advocate nor am I a member of any organization that advocatea the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other unconstitutional means or secking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the Constitution of the United States. I do further swear (or affirm) I will not so advocate, nor will I become a member of such organization during the period that I am an employee of the Federal Government. C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Iam not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will not so engage while an employee of the Government of the United States; that I am not a member of an organization of Government employees that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and that I will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such an organization. D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE T have not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment. . E. AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE The answers given in the Declaration of Appointee on the reverse of this form are true and correct. (Signature of appointee) (Tite) NOTE.— If the oath is taken before a Notary Public the ddte of expitation of his commission should be shown. . Poe<BR ONT Qu either training or performance of duty is deemed unsatisfactory by CIA, you will be offered other types of employment if available, or your em- ployment will be terminated. 6. Your appointment is for such time as your services may be re- quired and funds are available for the work of CIA. Notice of termination will be given you by procedure aimilar to that provided by Civil Service rules and regulations. or. authorized to sign 1 appointment. I accept the above agreement as a con- dition of my employment by CIA. ee WO? Chron, OL. Kat” 2 low LASSZ Employee Date Form Wo. 53. June 1948 31-104 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2490 E STREET NW. WASHINGTON 235, D.C. Date 2 Yemuary 52 1. Thia ie to notify you that the United States Government, as rep- reaented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your employment effective Position: ADIIi7, CLERK Base Salary: GS-5 22410, 2. You will be: a. Entitled to anmal and sick leave in accordance with Civil Service Commission rules and regulations, or such other provisions of law or regulations as may be established in lieu thereof, be Reimbursed for travel expenses in accordance with CIA Requ- lations or Standardized Government Travel Regulations, as amended. o. If stetioned cuteide continental United States, granted such monetary allowances aa are prescribed by CIA Regulations. 3. Ag & condition of your employment by the Central Intelligence Agency, you are subject to assignment to tours of duty at posta outside the continental United States. Each time you are so assigned, unless otherwise specified in advance by CIA, you will be required to remain at the post to which assigned for a period of 2k monthe from the date of ar- rival thereat, unless sooner transferred, reassigned or separated for rea- gons beyond your control, If you wish to return to the United States for personal reasons during that period, all travel and traneportation costs incident to such return will be borne by you, with no expense to the Government. 4, If thig employment is for assignment to an overseas post, it is understood and agreed that, unless earlier separated for reasona beyond your control, you will remain in Government service for 12 months after your arrival at your first overseas post, and if you violate this agree- ment, any money expended by the United States on account of your travel and the transportation of your imusdiate family and household goods will be considered a debt due to the United States. 5. Employment ig conditioned upon satisfactory completion of the training courses prescribed by CIA and satisfactory performance of duty for a total period of six months from date of employment. In the event i SECRET Security Information 6. If you Should receive any sums required under the terms of this lettcr of appointment from or’ through your cover instruments lity, such sums “Will be used to offset amounts due and payable by CIA, Sums thus received through your cover instrunenpality are acknowledged ard agreed to be payment by CIA within the provisions of this letter of appointment, 7. Your employment under this letter of appointment is subject to the availability of thy aprroprictions for the functions cf CIA. Upon termination of your covor employment, you will revert to normil start employee status upon the effective date of the termination of your employment heveunder, unless for good and sufficicnt Causc, such as misconduct or demonctrated incompetenes, such reversion would be opposed to the cfficicney and best interests of Cla. The termination of this appointment will net release you from the provisions of any sceurity oaths you will be required to take, §. Authorized instznctions fron CIA received by you in briefing or training will be duemed & part of this letter of appointmont and are incor- peraied hersin to the oxtent that such instruetions are not inconsistent with the terms hereof , 9. Any additional provisions or arrangemcnts will be comtaired in supplomental docusents, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Personnel Division, Covert ACCEPTED: Ge oes lopfoe Va va LILLE i ft? A ere, SECRET Security Information SECRET : Security Information Central Intelligence Agoncy - | . et Ag ers Washington, D.C. yf pb flere {eer l. Pursuant to the authority vested in ne ty Section 5.2 of the Confi- dential Funds Regulations, you are hereby appointed an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency in the capacity of a staff agent at a salary of $ 3795.00 grade GS-6 This appointnent will be effective 10 June 19582, If security considerations permit, appropriate deductions will be made for retirenent and withnolding tax purposes. In any event, it shall be your responsibility to repert income received from CYA hereunder in accordance with existing Federal income tax jaws and regulations. @. The conditions of your employnent will te in accordance with estab- ished CIA procedures for an employee of siniler crade and salary provided, however, thet where necsssary, in the interests of preserving your cover and the security of CJA, established procedures will not be followed in all details. Nowever, there will be substantial compliance with such procedures. Termina- tion of this aupointment will be in 2ecordence with established procedures, 3. Where authorized, you will receive living-quarters and cost-of-living allowances, travel and transcortation expenses and other emoluments of your position with CIA. You will account for such allowances, travel, and opera~ tional expenses in substantial conpliance with CIA regulations or the estade lished policies of your cover facility whichever is directed by CIA. l. For the purpose of your employment hereunder, you will be required to accept employment or adopt necassary cover other than with CIA in a manner directed by CIA. In the evert the circumstances of your cover are altered to such on oxtont that CIA deens it undesirable to continuc further use by you of such cover, it is intended that your services will be continued by CTA in some other appreprisate capacity or position. 5. a. If, in the performance of your cover service, you assume the cus- tedy of or take title of record to property of any neture “hatscever and wherever situate, which property has in fact been purchased with monies of the U.S, Government, you hereby recognize and aclmowledge the cxistence of a trust relationship, either express or constructive, and you agree to cxe- cute whatever documents may be required by Cla to evidence this relationship. b. It is excressly understood and agrecd that any and all docunents which you may execute in the course cf such cover employment are subordinate to this arreement and any contrediction in terms which may in any way appear to amplify, extend or restrict your rights and/or obligations hereunder shall be resolved by this agreement which shall rlways be dominant, Security Information a net SECRET a Security Information pate: 6 June 1952 Central Intelligence Agency 2430 E Street, N. W. Washington, D, C, Gentlemen: 1. In accordance with the policy of this agency, it is understood and agreed by me that I shall be required to serve a minimum term of two years from the date of my arrival at my overseas post of duty, unless terminated by the Government for its convenience, If the assignment is terminated at my request in leas than twenty-four months, the following shall prevails (a) If I resign in less than twelve months from the date of my arrival at my overseas pcst of duty, I shall reimburse CIA for 611 travel expenses involved in the trancportation of myself, my immediate family, house- hold goods, and personal cffecta and automobile te the foreign station, and pay all such expenses for return to the United States, (b) If I resign between the twelfth and twenty-fourth month from the date of my arrival at my overseas post of duty, I shall pey all expenses for the travel and transportation of myself, my immediate family, household goods, and personal effects and automobile to the Jnited States. 2, Part (a) above shall not apply to employces who have served in 4 departmental position with CIA or who have served an overseas tour of duty with GIA, and in such case pert (b) only shall apply, amended to read: ®If I desire to terminate or return to the United States prior to the expiration of twenty-four months from the date of my arrival at my overseas post of duty, I shall pay all expenses for the trave) and transportation of myself, my immediate family, household goods, and personal effects to the United States*. Witness: ; APY ~ lw. Rett! . . : _ AGG APES ” Af le eF KA ves 4 LOST SECRET Security Information i Dec. WO hte 53 — : CONFIDENTIAL Roplaces Foru No. 85-2 which STATUS AND EFFICHENCY REPORT may continue to be used. SEE ENSTRUCTIONS Cu GQEVEREE SiMe SECTIONS i THROUGH 5 WiLL BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE. TYPEWRITER WILi BE USED IF Possiace. PRINTEO) LAST MIDDLE CAF RATING SALARY 3arhee shiteasees ; : } 65-7 $1205 Le Tune S82 DUTIES SINCE LAST EFFICIENCY REPORT. (LIST MOST RECENT FIRST. DESCRIBE CONCISELY BUT FULLY} Agent at the Air frave Control. Mele office at Tosunen Inteenavionel Airnorty oO the Ts year a eionaT reports trevol x 3, Ff COURSES OF INSTRUCTION WERE COMPLETED DURING FPENIOO OF THIS REPORT, LIST TETLE, LOCATION OF SCHOOL, LENGTH OF COURSE AND DATE COMPLETED. S&S. MY PREFERENCE FOR NEXT DUTY AFTER TERMINATION OF CUR- RENT ASSIGNMENT 19; 05F IN US+S0 STATE) 4. PRQrIchEMcy im FoRtc@n Lane, 4 et or ocationw Uperatvong BM "es icer ‘anema " ‘ex 1CO T Ciba [ere tes Tenala a a) 6. HAVE THEAE SEEN ANY CHANGES IN PERSONAL STATUS BINCE ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT ON LAST REPORY + WHICHEVER 13 LATER? manival starus[ | MUMBER OF DEPENDENTS [vss] EMERGENCY ADOKESSEE LEGAL ADDRESS 1 THE ANSWER TO ANY OF THE AGOVE 1S YES, ATYACH A SEPARATE DETAILED REPORT IN OUFLICATE HERETO, IN THE CASE OF MARRAIGE. THE REPORT WILL INCLUDE NAMES, AODRESSES, AND CITIZENSHIP OF SPOUSE. FATHER-IN-LAW, MOTHER-IN-Law, QROTHERS IN-LAW AND SISTERS- IN LAW. 8 June 195k SECTIONS 7 THROUGH [1 YO BE COMPLETED BY IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR OCCASION FOR ATPORT 7, PERIOD COVERKD OY YHIS REPORT 5 AmMNUAL REASC OMMENT OF PROPOSED REASSIGNMENT COVERING INITEAL #0 . s| REPORTING OFFICER OF EMPLOYEE NEPORTE YMENT 1 June $3 31 May oh o On DAYS OF EMPLOYNEN &. 18 THIS EMPLOYEE QUALIFIED TO 18 EMPLOYEE BETTER QUALIFIED iF $0, WHAT DUTY OM DUTIES PERFORM ALL PRESENT DUTIEST FOR OTHER BUTIEST Intellivence Officer 0 Omeratior aftar Meailquartcrs training. 1 WO. EXPLAIN IN SECTION ff oS WH BU AND FS : | PROFESSIONAL \wonavewtny? tee Fon PecwTiont ener ten eeetenentneneeretrtenrtione na Tr aeOeracnonrndtunttrenraninmenatashaeresetr amen nM mene after ete #. FOR LACH FACTOR OBSERVED CHECK THE APPROPRIATE SOX TO INDICATE WOW THE EMPLOYEE COMPARES WITH ALL OTHERS OF THE SAME CLASSIFICATION WHOSE FROFESSIOWAL ABILITIES ARE KNOWN TO YOU TumwOMALLY. DO NOT LIMIT THIS COMPARISON TO THE OTHERS NOW UNDER YOUR SUPERVISIO8. DO NOT HESITATE TO MARK "MOT OBSERVEO” ON AMY QUALITY WHEN APPROPRIATE. wey OTe . Raving actors ue PEEAS [vase [ecco | a | tor aise rar ain¢ A. ABILITY TO WORK AND GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE @. (MTERERY AND ENTHUSi Ase Im BORK C. SECURITY CONSCICUENESS a i a a 0. ABILITY TO GRASP INSTRUCTIONS AND PLANS Te a ee pT &. AvTERTION TO DUTY F, JUDGMENT AMD COMMON SENSE G. ABILITY TO OBTAIN RESULTS AMD GET THINGS DONE [CT WH. DISCRETION K. PERFORMANCE OF PRESENT DUTIES (ITEM 2} L, ABILITY TO EVALUATE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION @. TACT M. SAGACHTY (HON-GULLEBILETY? ° [| 0. LEADERSHIP [| . PHYSICAL STAMINA. — Q. MENTAL STAMINA * Ow {, LWITHATIVE 4. ABILITY TO HANDLE ANS CIRECT PEOPLE. 19. INDICATE YOUR ATTITUOE TONARD HAVEING THIS EMPLOYEE UNDER YOUR COMMAND OR SUPERVISION. WOULD YOU - Powe ne, DEFINITELY PREFER NOT BE SATISFIED BE FLEASED PARTICULARLY MOT WANT HIMT YO HAVE Him? TO HAVE KIM? TO MAVE HIM? DESIRE Him? Tt. ENTER HERE ANY GESTRED REMARKS PERTAINING TO PARTICULAR QUALIFICATIONS OR LACK THEREOF WHICH ARE CONSIDERED PERTINENT TO THE EVALUATION CF THIS EMPLOYEE. OUTSTANDING ASSETS AND/OR SERIOUS LIMITATIONS SHOULD BE STATED ALSO REASONS FOR WMENDATIONS AS TO REASSIGNMENT WiLL BE GIVEN 1F APPROPRIATE TO THIS REPORT. Corbusto reliable, willin: anc devendable anc bas done an excellent job at th: airport, oo CONFIDENTIAL (When Pilied in) {Y. Your employment is conditioned upon satisfactory completion of the training courses prescribed by CIA and satisfactory performance of duty for a total period of 12 months from the dete of employment. In the event either training or performance of duty is deemed unsatis- factory by CIA, you will be considered for other types of available employment for which you are suited, or your employment will be termi- nated. 8. Your appointment 1s for such time as your services way be re- quired and available funds permit. ‘ Lisi =z. Prfiper- ffice of Personnei I accept the above agreement as a condition of my employment by CIA. CONFIDENTIAL . CONFIDENTIAL (When Filled In) Date__ 5 Oct 1956 Dear Mre Kents 1. This 1s to notify you that the United States Government, as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your em- ployment effective 8 Oetobder 1956. Position: Area Ops Officer Base Salary: $6390.00 per annum 2. You wili be entitled to receive annual and sick leave, retire- ment coverage and such other employee benefits as may be provided by Agency regulations or applicable Federal laws and regulatione. 3. Aes e condition of your employment by the Central Intelligence Agency, you are subject te assignment to tours of duty at posts outside the continental United States. Each time you are so assigned, the dura- tion of the tour of duty will be prescribed in advance and will normally consist of a period of 24 months. You will be required to serve the prescribed period of the overseas tour of duty from the date of arrival at your overseas post of duty unless this tour is sooner terminated by the Government for its convenience or it is terminated for circumstances that are considered by the Agency to be beyond your control. kh. If you terwinate your assignment at an overseas post of duty for reasons within your control in less than 12 months from the date of arrival at the overseas post of duty, it is understood and agreed that you will be liable for reimbursing CIA for all travel expenses, includ- ing storage and per diem, incurred by the Government in the transporta- tion of yourself, your dependents, householé effects and automobile to your overseas post of duty, and you will pay all return travel and transportation expenses to the United States. >. It is further understood and agreed that if you terminate your overseas assignment for reasons within your control subsequent to the twelfth month but prior to the completion of your prescribed tour of duty, you will pay all return expenses for the travel and transportation of yourself, your dependents, household effects and automobile to the United States. é. if you wish to return to the United States for personal reasons during your overseas tour of duty, all travel and transportation costs incident to such return will be borne by you, with no expense te the Government, DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE This form is to be completed before entrance on duty. eclaration will be grounds for cancellation of application fiminal offense and will be prosecuted accordingly, ‘ ESENT ADDRESS (steve? and number, city aed State} » ii ? . : &LOS VV FEES RGM 1 ) CATE OF BIRTH 2 Wipe L994 CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE NOTIFY Answer all questions. Any false statement in this or dismissal after appointment. Impersonation is a (B) RELATIONSHIP (C) STREET ANO NUMBER, CITY AND STATE... (0) TELEPHONE NO. we a Lay, alee S ROTH B. Kew Wine | 346 By, Foe Je S-Bu 97 THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT EHPLOY, (MA CIVILIAN CAPACITY, ANY RELATIVE OF YOURS (LITHER BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE) WITH WHOM YOU LIVE OR HAVE LIVED WITHIN E PAST 24 MONTHS? [7] YES ave 40, for each auch relative fll in the blanks below, Uf additional apace ia necessary, complete under tiem 10. {1} POSITION (2) TEMPORARY OR NOT ce RAM “Sy fre crop IGE ABDRESS (0) DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY IN WHICH Rico | SINGLE : OM | (Give strest number, if any) EMPLOYED SHIP (Check one) err ne ear hace OTe) 3. mere reentrant rere snus teen Bo neem nnnwen enene a eee erent | tte hen | a renee eee ea nrreennee | Lo eevenwen enna rimmmenene nevusnd anenqen nena! B. cecnenmeneecenecnemnn come ete ene nen nee INDICATE “YES” OR “NO” ANSWER BY PLACING “y" IN PROPER COLUMN 10, SPACE FOR OETAILED ANSWERS JO OTHER QUESTIONS Met | WRITE OH LEFT COLUMN NUMBERS OF ITEMS TO WHICH DETAILED ANSWERS APPLY Bey , ” OES TNC A SLANE TOTHEITER ATES PAYMENT Fin_AEE | BL ERENT § “omits nian wate. ne YOU AN OFFICIAL OR EMPLOYER CF ANY STATE, TERRITORY, COUNTY, OR ICAPALITY?. a tare mtiemnemnnnii ne our answer ia” You", give details in Item JC, RECEIVE ANY ANRUITY FACM THE UNITED STATES OF DISTRICT OF MBIA GOVERNMENT UNDER #NY RETIREMENT ACT OR ANY PENSION CR A COMPENSATION FOR MILITARY ON NAVAL SERVICE?. ar answer in ines Aire in Item 10 reason for retizamant, 3, age, optional disability, or by reason of voluntary voluntary sepesation alter § years’ aatvice; amount of ment pay, and under what retirement act; and cating, tired from miliary or naval astvice. YOU FILED APPLICATION RESULTING IN THIS APPOINTMENT HAVE YOU DISCHARGED. OR FORCED 70 RESIGN, FOR UISCONDUCT OR UNSATIS. ORY SERVICE FROM ANY POS! ar answer ie“ Yea", divein Item 10 the name and address ployer, date and reason in each cane. ‘ reer nearer gyhyowr-enere VOU BEEN ARRESTED (NOT INCLUDING ‘TRASFIC VICQLATIONS FOR MH YOU WERE FINED $74 OR LESS, OR FORFEITED COLLATERAL OF 325 OR p SINCE YOU FILED APPLICATION RESULTING iN THIS APPOINTMENT? __ ar arawer ie‘ You'’, liat all such cases under Item 10. in each caan: (1) The dita; (2) the nature af the okense folatica; (3) the name and location of the court; (4) the ty imposod, if any, or othe: disposition of the vase. AGinted, your fingerprints will be taken, . | INSTRUCTIONS TO APPOINTING OFFICER ting officer before whom the foregoing certificate is made shall <2) Age. —Hf defnite age limite heve been established for tie porltion, it should ine to his own satisfaction that this oppeintmeat would be in conformance be Getermined that mpplicant is not outside the; ge rdage for appointment, pe Civil Service Act. applicable Civil Service Rules and Regulations and Until auch determination ia made, the sppointment may not be consummated. Congress pertaining to appointment. : ceabitity i 3) Citizenship.—The appointing officer is responsible for obacrving the farm should be checked for holiing of office, pension, suitability in com Genny provisious of (1) the civil Service Rules aad (2) appropriation acts, with any record of recent discharge of arrest, and p. arly for thé = Form 61 conatitutes un affidavit for both purposes and is acceptable proof of * citizenship status is the abscace of conflicting evidence, a deubeful casey the entity of appaintes.—It In the duty of the appointing office to sppointment should ni consusmated until clearance m secured from gen inersotation aad to dete tie Red aa eiceE PTET to SpPosntment akould aot be son Service Commienon, ee ody the same son whose appointment was authorized, The (4) Idembers uf Family.—Section 9 of the Civil Service Act provides thet "Ss sigmature and Eoaduriting are to be compared with the application whenever there are already two or more members of a family serving under other ipettinent papers, If the appoistee qualified in a written exami. probational oc pormacent eppaintment in the competitive service, no other the signature on thie form should be compared with the signature on member of such family is eligible for peobational or pesmatent appointment in Hetation sheet, which was signed in the ezamination room, His physical the compstitive service, The appointments of persons entitled to veteran nce may be checked against the medical certificate, The appointee preference are not subject to this requirement. The members-of-family provision be questioned on his personal history for agreement with his Previous doca nut angly tu temperary appointments, Doubtfal cases may be referred to te, the appropriate office of the Civil Service Commiasion for decision. Us % GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE LE-—-BSIGOER seer STANDARD FORM 63 (rtvisco aususr 1940) PROMULGATED BY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FEDERAL PERSONNEL MANUAL APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS IMPORTANT.— Before awearing to these appointment affidavits, you should read and understand the attached information for appointee coseseesee,..CEMTRAL INTELLIOMKCR. AGENCY Washington, D.C, Department oF agency) Gurean or division) (Piuce of employment) 1, conessneeeceneee.. Wobldan Me Kent cone cneceeeuannatacecvesenenceeeccece , do solemnly swear (or affirm) that—- A. OATH OF OFFICE I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACT’ IVITY AND AFFILIATION . Tam not a Communist or Fascist. 1 do not advocate nor am I a member of any organization that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other unconstitutional means or seeking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the Constitution of the United States. 1 do further swear (or affirm) I will not so advocate, nor will U become a member of such ization during the period that I am an employee of the Federal vernment, C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT T am not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will not 80 engage while an employee of the Government cf the United -States; that I am not a member of an organization of Government employees that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and that I will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such an orgenization. D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICE T have not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment. E. AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEE The answers given in the Declaration of Appointee on the reverse of this form are true and correct. ’ ‘ at wt a 8 Oat 956 a Widows NV Ke (Date of eatrance on duty) (Bignature of appointce) ee Subscribed and sworn before me this ....6th day of _._. Oetober , A.D. 19.56, Ateeeeeee eee eee... Washingto: | ee °F Ss City) (State) » ~ ~ BO TA LA, OD, fl [seat] Etter He (ihe figflten vessetnesenee veaeenese Le pet lta NOTE.—Jf the oath is taken before a Notary Public the date of expiration of his commission should be shown. i6—e5160-3 + Sth. Fy, ot SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 28. 0. Cc, OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 5 DEC i956 MEMORANDUM FOR: William M. Kent SUBJECT: Notification of Membership in the Career Staff 1. On behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence, it gives me pleasure to inform you that your application for membership in the Career Staff has been accepted by the CIA Selection Board. The effective date of your membership is 27 December 1954, 2, Please indicate that you have received this notification by signing in the space Provided below and return it to the Head of your Career Service. He will forward it to the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board. 3. Because your membership in the Career Staff is classified information, it is necessary that this notification be conveyed to you in this manner. The application for membership which you signed has been endorsed on behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence by the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board and placed in your permanent Official Personnel Folder. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE Harrison G. Reynolds Chairman, CIA Selection Board Carcer Jevice Siatt Noted: Ciice of Parsecnnal AY> ‘ Co W JAK W5T. i oaPR 85 (ay 20 DEC 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans ATTENT ION : DDP/oP SUBJECT : Request for Quality Step Increase (HR 20-37), Mr. William M, Kent, GS-13 1. On the basis of the information presented below, it is recommended that a Quality Step Increase be approved for Mr. William M. Kent, 2. Mr. Kent has made a most valuable contribution to the Covert Action mission of this Division, On occasion of the discovery of a Cuban arms Cache in Venezuela in November 1963, of the January 1964 riots in Panama, of the April 1965 revolution in the Dominican Republic, of many other crises and situations which have developed, Mr. Kent immediately initiation and coordination of Covert Action efforts to safeguard the U.S, image and support U,S, objectives in each case; this, of course, without heglecting hig other, routine, day-to-day responsibilities. Mr, Kent has been energetic, imaginative, and professional in his work to a degree much beyond that normally found or expected, He speaks excellent Spanish, and this has been an essential ingredient in hig eritical abilities in the handling of hig assigned tasks. 3. Mr, Kent has been with the WH Division's Covert Action Staff since 1963. In 1964, he attended the Mid Career Executive Development Course No. 4, He has con- Sistently maintained a very hign level of competence, con- scientious application, and strong dedication to his duties. In this connection, despite an illness which jasted from December 1964 to July 1965, he took only two days of gick leave and did not allow his work performance to suffer, There is every reason to believe that Mr. Kent's exceptional proticiency and effectiveness will continue, SECRET 16 JUN 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Head, Clandestine Services Career Service SUBJECT : Notification of Approval of Quality Step Increase ~ William M. Kent i. Tam pleneed to send to you the attached otficial notification of the eppeovel of the Quality step Increase which you recommended for this employee, 2. Ae thie award is denigned to encourage emellonce by recogniskig and rewarding the employee, may | nek that you areange to have this Quntity step inesee prevented at an srproyriate coremony. 42 fhe /* vee aia of Personnel Distribution: O& 1 - C/WH Division i -C/CSPS *-OPF - KENT 1 - D/Pers Chrono 1-~cC/FpD OP/DD/RP/PD/JICaldwell:ked (16 June 1966) SECRET cw ee SSHlEatiOG ‘a view of your comternplated cover a Mme, you have been designated & Staff Agent. Thm purpose of thie Supple te to call pour attention to ewist- ing policiea which are oseticularly material tc you while vou ars so designated and to gat forth cevtain righta and obligations incident to your status au an appointed employee, I, Parroll Administration. As indicated in your Staff Ageat Personne, Action, your present salary and grade are § 00 Per camiun and GOSad . respectively, Ag an appointed eraployes of the Government you axe entitled to receive and retain only the sulary, allowances and other benefite applicable to that status. However, certain procedural variations will be followed to preserve the aecurity of your cover position, ia} The grogs emoluments that you receive from your caver activities will be retained by you as an offrat against the gross emoluments dus you from this organizetion. If cover amoluments ever exceed those due you from thie organisation, the overage is to be remitted to thia organi~ aation on a monthly basis, unless a different period is apecified. {b) Your Federal income taxes will be withheld and reported in con- formance with R 20-661 or any subsequent regulations or procedures promuigaied by this organization. For your information, thia organi - zation shall withhold fvom the gross payrents due you, Federal income taxes in an arnount which, when added to the income taxea withheld by your cover facility, will equal the tax withholdings normally made from your gross taxable cornpensation with thie organivaiion, Taxes will be withheld fvom the differential due you by this organization if there is no differential or if ie is ingufficient, you will be required to make tax remittances ‘vy conformaace with HB 20-661-1, {¢} This organization will deduct from the gross payments due you an amount equivalent to six and one-half per cent (6 1/2%) of your gross salary for contribution to the Civil Service Retirement Fund. Thi amount will be deducted from the differential due you by thie organi- sation. If throes ie ou differential or if it ts insufficient, you will be required to make direct remitzunces to thie organization in satisfaction of the required contributions. The Agency will not ratinburge you for mandatory social security deductions required by virtue of your cover employmaer:. 2. Nonoftficial Cover Pramium Pay. You are hereby anthorized Nonofficial Cover Premium Pay ia conformance with applicable organizational policies and leguances. For your information, currently this premiura pay is ten per cent of your base salury and representa additional taxable corpengation to you, 3. Placs of Assignriant. This Supplement is predicated upor @ doriwatic PCS assignment under non Governmental cower, Any deviation thezefrora will require anew Supplement or a: amendroent hegeto. weesitege By ity latien of such gens Eapiunage Laws, and regulatioas. apewercge see te UR CRE ee cee Ne ogee SUPPLEMENT TO srr ACTION relies <4 ban mn eee a We Ket der Se cz res ny nt I eon, cen 31 daly 1966. Rffestive 30 duly 1967 your authorisation to receive noneffieial cover pweniun pay is terminated, As of thet dete, your sears QI opponent is mended by deleting therefrom paragraph two (2). Al2 other terms and ecnditicas of the Supplement renin in full fares and offers. 8-B-G-R-E-T H Date THIS O10 CENTETE OAT AM ARE QF TE PROVISIONS ce SAMBO 20-4, DAE 7 oon 396/easmem aE PE, COMME OF AGERY ens Wiklinn Yh kege SeEeCoR-Ea? et {2 APPLY NO, we Od 7 el igits THE Data auove (i TEMS 2 THRU 5) WILL BE FILLED UN WHEN CODING AN APPLICANT FOR THE FIRST TIME. THIS FORM 1S THEN ATTACHED TO roRM 1962, master QUALI FI CAw TIONS COINS RECORD, 18. DATE OF BIRTH MO Ca 5. Oate copes Mo DA YR ¥R LANGUAGE CODING DATA ~ FORM be 4 LANGUAGE DATA coor PEPER 'e . NAME FmLETTERS » OATS SUNT TES WHEN Foam Lilie penores NO LANGUAGE or) Da YR MO oA YR SS ComPesence, ENTER THE FOLLOWING IN ‘ i ° rem 4; "NOPPLANGUAGE” (12-0;0175) LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST DATA 1.10 2 EMPLOYEE NOJ3, NAME 3-LctTERs © 4.5995 R DATA FOR iTEM 2 THau 7 18 EXTRACTES FROM FORM 1273, LANGUAGE FPAOFICIENCY and AWARDS DATA, IPR Base coDe ° BK 5d Ww The authorization to process this employes! proficiency in the § disclaim of language factors indicated on this form is randun Proficiency Disclaim File" Analysis Branch, Office of on file and designated "Language » located in the Qualifications Personnel. , ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER IMPORTANT OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE | AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM = ON BACK OF ORIGINAL TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: 1 « Read the back of the ‘‘Duplicate” carefully before you fill in the form. * Fillin BOTH COPIES of the form. Typeor use ink. 2 Do not detach any part. FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW (please print or type): NAME ee (middle) “** | DATE OF BIRTH (month, day, year) | SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ee: LOCATION (city, stifle, ZIP Code) Cent, Wl I. MARK AN "X" IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW (do NOT mark more thon one}: Mark here ELECTION OF OPTIONAL (iN ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE if you I elect the $10,000 ‘additional optional Insurance and authorize the required deductions WANT BOTH from my salary, compensatioh, or annuity to pay the full cost nf the optional insurance. optional and _ This optional insurance is in addition to my regular insurance. regular insurance Mark here DECLINATION GF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT REGULAR) INSURANCE W you 1 decline the $10,000 additional! optional insurance. } understand that J cannot elect op- BO NOT WANT ional insurance until at least 1 year atter the effective date of this declination and uniess OPTIONAL but at the time | apply for it | am under age 50 and present satisfactory medical evidence do want of insurability. | undesstand also that my regular insurance is not affected by this declina- tien of additional optional insurance. reguler insurance Mark here WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE if you i desire not to be insured and | waive coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life WANT NEITHER Insurance Program. | understand that | cannot cancel this waiver and obtain regular in- regular nor surance until at least 1 year after the effective date of this waiver and uniess at the time optional | apply for insurance | am under age 50 and present satisfactory medicat evidence of in- . surability. | understand also that | cannot now or later have the $10,000 additional insurance optional insurance unless } nave the regular insurance. SIGN AND DATE. IF YOU MARKED BOX "A” OR "C", FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY COMPLETE THE “STATISTICAL STUB." THEN RETURN [= mmo a THE ENTIRE FORM TO YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE. Komhicial recarving m7) 5 cere Shey. “SIGNATURE ot) Ul Lie ; : Wane. | Marck 1Q6¥ [7 see Tae a Bec Dates on back of Gina ORIGINAL COPY—Retein in Official Personnel Folder SECRET STANDARD FORM No. 176-1 (or usa only until Apni 14, 1968) 176-103 | ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER | IMPORTANT | OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE ; AGENCY INSTRUCTIONS FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAM | ON BACK OF ORIGINAL TO COMPLETE THIS FORM— FOLLOW THESE GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: * Read the back of the “Duplicate” carefully before yeu fill in the form. * Fill in BOTH COPIES of the form. Type or use ink. * Do not detach. 2 FILL IN THE IDENTIFYING INFORMATION BELOW (please print or type): | NAME. (last) (first) “ly DATE OF BIRTH (month, dey, year) | SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER | KENT Wh tisam ‘ S~9- 249 jose 22) £472 jena DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY LOCATION (City, State, ZIP Code) i —. i om em ee emt te mem HAVE YOU EVER BEFORE FILED AN “ELECTION, DECLINATION, OR WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE’? (1 YES ©) NO If “YES,” your last such form remains in effect and You should not file this new form uniess you want to change the old one. (See Instructions for Employees on pege 4.) 3 MARK AN "X" IN ONE OF THE BOXES BELOW (de NOT mork more than one}: Mark herve ELECTION OF OPTIONAL (IN ADDITION TO REGULAR) INSURANCE you } elect the $10,000 additional optional insurance ard authorize the required deductions WANT BOTH x from my salary, compensation, or annuity to pay the fuil cost of the options! insurance. optional and This optional insurance is in addition to my regular insurance. regular insurance (a) Mark here DECLINATION OF OPTIONAL (BUT NOT REGULAR) INSURANCE if you } decline the $10,000 additional optional insurance. | understand that | cannot elect op NOT WANT tonal insurance unti! at least 1 year after the effective date of thie dectination and uniess OPTIONAL but at the time I spply for it 1 em under age 50 end present satisfactory medical evidence do want of insurability. | understand also that my regular insurance Is not affected by this declina- regular (BR) tion of additional optional insurance. insurance Mark here WAIVER OF LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE if you | desire nat to be insured and | waive coverage under the Federal Employees Group Life WANT NEITHER insurance Program. | understand that | cannot cancel this waiver and obtain regular in- regular nor surance until at feast 1 year after the effective date of this waiver and uniess at the time optional | apply for insurance | am under age SO snd present satistactory medical evidence of in- (C) surability. | understand also that | cannot now or fater have the $10,000 additional optional insurance unless | have the regular insurance. insurance DATE AND SIGN. RETURN THE ENTIRE FORM TO 4 YOUR EMPLOYING OFFICE, 7 | SIGNATURE (do not print) ; | uv... ( ‘ Kee | | i : FOR EMPLOYING OFFICE USE ONLY (atficiat cecatving date stamp) Pan, © DATE Merk 30 1990 Gui. a ced | ~~ see Tobi of tect tes on back of Oriinal ORIGINAL COPY-Retain in Official Personnel Folder STANDARD FORM No, 176 FPM Supplement 870-1 SECRET Vt, PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT? Sta. DESCRIBE BRIEFLY THE TYPE OF WORK YOU WOULD PREFER FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT IF DIFFERENT FROM THAY INDICATED IN ITEM NS. S ABOVE. }F YOU HAVE MGRE THAN ONE PREFERENCE, INOICATE YOUR CHOICE, I would very much -like to continue in, my present duties, dealing with varied nationalities and having a wide range of operational oppor- tunities, Should a circtmstance develop for Washington Base involve- ment in Covert Action work, particularly political action, I would like to be a part of it. My preference would also lie in continuing in my present @& status and cover arrangement indefinitely. Prpley V1H, INDICATE 4f YOU DESIRE TO EXTEND YOUR CURRENT TOLR BY CHECKING IN APPROPRIATE BOX, ALSC INDICATE PREFERENCE FOR NEXT REGULAR ASSIGNMENT BY INSERTING 1, 2, & 3 (for lat, 2nd, and 3rd choice) 1N REMAINING BOXES, COMPLETE ALL ALTERNATE CHOICES AND OPTIONS IN ALL CASES EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE REQUESTING AN EXTENSION OF YOUR Tour. : G EXTEND TOUR MONTHS AT CURRENT STATION TO j . foarte Oo GE ASSIGNED YO HOOTRS FON A TOUR OF pUTY: INDICATE YOUR CHOICE OF DIVISION, STAFF OR OFFICE. SST CHOICE ne BND CHOICE etree IRD CHOICE en sernentnttene Seemann o GE ASSIGNED TO ANOTHER FIELD STATION; FNOICATE CHOICE OF GEOGRAPHIC AREA on SPECIALIZATION UST CHOC E ree IND CHOICE TRO CHOU CE ee, : & RETURN TO MY CURBENT STATION TO BE COMPLETED BY FIELD STATION IN CONSIGERATION GF YHE EXPERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EMPLOYEE AND WIS PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT, INDICATE YOUR WECOMMENDATION FOR HIS NENT ASS TOM! is RALRING Washington Base concurs with his present assignment for another 7 request that he remain in ur. * . YO _BE COMPLETED BY APPROPH) ATE HEADQUARTERS OFFICE 1M CONS (DERaTroW ‘OF ‘THE’ ExPeMiedce yaad PERFORMANCE OF TWE EMPLOYEE. WIS PREFEREMCE FOR NEXT AS EGNMENT, AND YHE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF YOUR COMPONENT, INDICATE YOUR COMPONENT'S RECOMMENDATION FOR HIS MEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING. ~ DO Division concurs in Subject's, and Base's, desire for another tour at Washington Base, Subject has been an effective case officer and his effectiveness should be still greater by virtue of his accumulated experience in the Base area, pare__) May 69 tive.DCDO/T SIGNATURE FOR YSE By CAREER SERVICE ta, re PT 1S. EMPLOYEE NOTIFIED BY DISPATCH N “~ CABLE NO, etn ety ee DATED: ae 7 ow CAREER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE: a . ‘ . (stonatune} . SECRET Set a. SECRET SECRET . .. ’ FEELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIRE PW Ca eee 80 OT COMPLETE Fon HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY DATE(C from itam S-DINaME OF SUPERVISOR (true) DATE (from item S.2) _ 7 _ 2 Feb. 1969 John G. Shaffer, Jr. 12 Feb. 1969 BATE RECEIVED aT HEADQUARTERS: TM 198253 GAT" RECEIVED BY CAREER SERVICE: 17 February 1969 2 Feb. 1969 : TO _BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE 1. DATE OF BIRTH 12, seRvice| 3. YOUR CURRENT POSITION, TITLE 4. STATION OR BASE §. CRYPT FoR DESIGN AND GRADE . . CURRENT COVER 9 May Ops ‘Officer - Gs-14/3 DO BASE WASHINGTON WUINDIAN 1929 . dD. . ot Sa. DATE OF PCE ARRIVAL 4. MEQUESTED BATE oF 60 - EXPECTED DATE QF FIRST 65, OESTRED Cate To REPORT Ta oUTY IN FIELD DEPARTURE . CHECK-IN AT HO AFTER LEAVE o . oop . . . . we ar a 1 August 1967 - 7+ MUMBER AND AGES OF DEPENDENTS CHO WILL TRAVEL wiTH your 4 dependents, ages 38, 15, 14, 13 8. PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES THAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED im DETERMINING NEXT ASSIGNMENT) Educational facilities for my children and medical facilities for my wife. . @. G3S7 youn masce DUTIES OUMENG CUNAENT TOUR (eee specie! note on franemittal form). foleo attach personal fover queationnaire in accordance © ith CSI-F 240-4) Initiate and develop contacts and operations in the Washington diplomatic and foreign press communities, encompassing all the major world geographical areas, Handle recruited agents resident in the Washington area, Establish and maintain self in commercial cover role, Perform cover duties, Prepare operational correspondence and conduct routine adminis- trative tasks. . TRAINING DES teto: INDICATE WHAT TRAINING You PRLIEVE YOu SHOULD Have DURING THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS SOON 202 E2ighSg "NETO SECRET aoe) Seaver rom sovoMatte poms met SECRET 4. Mr. Kent has a first rate mind, a unique flair for SA operations, and unusual language capabilities. During the Chilean crisis period he demonstrated his dedi- cation to duty, working eleven or twelve hours a day without complaint, and his ability to make effective use of his exceptional professional talents and experience while Simultaneously exercising sound judgment and leadership in his management of Branch affairs, rformance under recommended 5. In view of Mr. Kent's outstanding p tense and trying circumstances it is strongl that he be granted a QSi. (gp VO avid A. Phillips Chief Western Hemisphere Division APPROVAL RECOMMENDED: Bandi (ae fw “ Va airman, ne APPROVED: 31 JAN 1974 irector o er ne Date SECRET poet, sod C73 rey oD aw) rey mon 20 DEC 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, QSI Honor and Merit Award Panel SUBJECT: Request for QSI: William M. Kent, GS-14 1. It is recommended that Mr. William M. Kent be granted a Quality Step Increase in recognition of his out- Standing performance as Chief of the SA Section and Acting Deputy Branch Chief of WH/6 during the tension-filled days which preceded and followed the Chilean military coup of 11 September 1973. The nature of Mr. Kent's service to the Agency during this period has been described more fully in his most recent fitness report, which evaluated his overall performance as "Outstanding." 2. Mr. Kent served as Acting Deputy Branch Chief of WH/6 for five months, from mid-June to mid-November 1973, while concurrently continuing to direct the large and im- portant Chilean covert action program with exceptional competence. Mr. Kent thus was handling two exacting jobs simultaneously during the entire coup period. This was a time of particular tension for the Branch, since developments in Chile were of international importance and generated almost daily requests for special papers and briefings for top U.S. Government leaders. Mr. Kent performed at a consistently high level in both his SA and Managerial capacities: his propaganda and political action guidance was timely, imagina- tive and effective, while his Managerial decisions as pro- visional head of a 15-man branch reflected sound judgment and an across-the-board foundation in clandestine operations. 3. A self-reliant and exceptionally talented SA officer, Mr. Kent was personally responsible for the creation and implementation of two successful Division programs -~- one in the political action and one in the Propaganda field -- which have made an important contribution to the achievement of U.S. policy objectives with regard to Chile. These programs are being continued even though Mr. Kent has now left the Branch to handle an exacting new staff assignment. E2, IMPDET CL BY 0243545 3 November 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Commendation ~ Mr. William Kent i. Mr. Kent was assigned to a high priority Task Force in WH Division from 21 September through 30 Octoher. 2. During this period Mr. Kent assisted in the preparation of propaganda material and was in charge of black operations. Based on his knowledge of the Cuban Intelligence Service and Cuban modus operandi, Mr. Kent prepared several highly imaginative black Operations and provided much needed advice to the Task Force on this subject. The biographic material he pulled together on & major proponent of our little drama was of exceptional value and was delivered to several U. S. as well as foreign newsaen who made extensive use of it. Mr. Kent is a well trained and resourceful Clandestine Service Operator whose work showed the Stamp of professionalism and whose attitude was marked by a deep interest in his work. Mr. Kent is to be commended for his efforts on the behalf of the Task Force and for the unugual talent he brought to the job. 3. A copy of this commendation will be Placed in Mr. Kent's personnel file. William V. Broe Chief Western Hemisphere Division f CONFIDENTIAL ae ~ (when filled in) MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES SEMINAR ‘ te rm ht VES SEMINAR Student: Kent, Willaim mM, Dates: 30 June ~ 2 July 1975 Employee Number; 059198 Office: Ps Service Designation: D COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of thia Seminar, the participant 6hould be able to: lL) Understand the evolution of the MBO concept. 2) Identify che elements of MBO and understand their utility. 3) Understand how MBO has been applied in certain large organizations. 4) Understand the major characteristics of the wansgenent system now used within each Directorate, particularly within his own Directorate. 5) Define significant differences and common traite in the practice of MBO among the Directorates of the Agency. 6) Deseribe actions which might be taken to improve and Strengthen the application of MBO within the Agency. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD: This ig a certificate of atcendance only. No attempt was made to evaluate student achievement in the Seminar. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING CONFIDENTIAY (when filled an) “my, SECRET 5 December 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Commendation of My, William Kent —e During the last five months I have turned to Mr. Kent On two occasions to help the Latin Auerica Division in connection with Senate Select Comatctee's investigation of covert action in Chile. When confronted with a need fo produce a paper on Chile in a short timeframe, 1 instinctively turned to hin. It was not only because he had expertise on Chile, due to Service in the Chile Branch, but because he ia highly skilled in written presentation. He organizes hia material well and presente it in « lucid, highly readable manner. On the first occasion, he helped US prepare a paper that was eventually used by the Director in his presentation before the Senate Select Committee on 14-15 July. on the 8econd occasion his contribution wag used by the DDO in hiz appearance before the Senate Select Comuittee on 28 October. Both of these papers were excellent and have withstoood critical scrutiny, Aaide from Mr. Kenr's ability to write I would like to take this occasion to record my overall high esteen for Mr. Kent as a Professional and as a person. I havea always considered him to be one of Our wore able and pro- mising officers. His dedication tg exemplary; he has spent untold extra hours of his time carrying out hig Guties. He has good Judgment and conmon sense. Mr. Kent has a very attractive personality aad excellent personal presance, Pron all Standpointa he is an excellent officer that deserves to move ahead in the organization. I am convinced he has the ability aud potential to do s0, Slacrd Raymond wt. Tar Raymond A. Warren Deputy Chief Latin America Division ce: *C/CNG/NOC C/LA/PEMS P2 IMPDET SECRET? CL BY 009560 tte, ath, } i CONFIDENTIAL (Wien filled in) TRAINING REPORT MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION COURSE TS., ruli-time STUDENT: William M. Kent EMPLOYEE NO: 959198 SERVICE DESIGNATION: p OFFICE > CMG DATES ATTENDED: 24-28 January 1977 COURSE OBJECTIVES-CONTENT AND METHODS EOC EN TANY METHODS: The Management Communication Course is designed to enable Students to improve managerial performance by applying communi- cation theory and principles to daily management activity; use ' interpersonal communication techniques to deal more effectively with superiors, peers, and subordinates: identify and use management communication source/resource personnel within the Agency; and assess the effectiveness of communication within an organizational component. The content of the course is presented with the use of TV, films, and relevant exercises supplementing group and individual participation. Current theory and practical application are stressed. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD This is a certificate of attendance only. No attempt was made to evaluate student achievement in this course. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: A Karte €. Coughlon 5 yy wry a¢ nstructor ate CONFIDENTIAL i i a ee ADMINISTRATIVE — INTERNAL USE ONLY TRAINING REPORT OFFICE OF TRAINING FUNCTIONAL TRAINING DIVISION This certifies that William M. Kent {0591.98} has completed the two day Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Seminar for Supervisors held 17-18 August 1976 + At the conclusion of this two-day session, each participant will be able to describe the following: a) The EEO Program and reasons for its ‘existence; b) A supervisor's responsibility in implementing the program; ¢) The procedures for processing EEO complaints; a) Tae Agency's past record and the Agency's Affirmative Action Plans; and e) The significance of Upward Mobility, Federal Women's, and Hispanic Programs in the overall EEO Program. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: DORALD R. HEADY Course Administrator QOWINISTRATIVE — TNTERRAL USE ONLY ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY NAME OF EMPLOYEE (haat. firat.middis) L MAME ANG PELATCORSHIP OF CERLADENT* CLAIM NUMBER q i Kent, William M. ; Self 77-0324 There is on file in the Personal Affairs Branch, Benefits and Services Division, Office of Personnel, an Official Disability Claim File on the above named employee (or his dependent*) for an illness, injury, or death incurred on ~ALL7/I7 This notice should be filed in the employee's Official Personnel Folder a5 a permanent cross-reference to the Official Disability Claim File. DATE oF NOTGCE SE'GNATURE SF asp REPOFSENTAT i VE 2/9/77 Ernest Ll. Nardt NOTICE OF OFFICIAL DISABILITY CLAIM FILE FORM 1Q7G vse cervicus veirion, ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY ve A SECRET ed ope ae gen ee ee ME ete ae enna 4 TO: Retirement Operations Branch Office of Personnel thitun ¥. hess CATEGORY OF RETIREE = hb RA RDG ‘ EMPLOYMENT On the basis of a review of the records of the Central Cover Staff the following action is to be taken on processing retirement documentation for the person named above. TYPE RETIREMENT || CIVIL SERVICE X CIARDS OVERT COVERT COVERT % (OPPICIAL CoveR) (noc) } cover | «| ROUTINE | | LOCK-UP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OVERT (Peyeont in- ANNUITY PAYMENTS SHOULD BE OTHER etructions : follow TAX DOCUMENTATION SHOULD BE OTHER (MEMO FOLLOWS) REQUEST TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM CiVIL SERVICE COMMISSION TYPE OF HOSPITALIZATION CARD: = (7i2A CREDIT UNION REMARKS: CHIEF, COVER SUPPORT BRANCH CENTRAL COVER STAFF THIS SECTION TO SE COMPLETED SY OFFICE OF SECURITY Ee ee oe NO SECURITY CBJECTIONS To ABOVE. OTHER INSTRUCTIONS AS FOLLOWS: CHIEF, EMPLOYEE ACTIVITY BRANCH, OFFICE OF SECURITY £2 3429 fiiriaes | SECRET E2, IMPDET CL BY: 06365) | ‘47 9°13) 7 - OFF. PERS. FILE ROOM a 7 [GS-6 153795 pee. | 16 June 1952 2. BESCALPTION OF CUTIES SINCE LAST EFFICIENCY REPORT. (LIST MOST RECENT FIRST. DESCRIBE CONCISELY BUT FULLY) Establishing and maintaining a tentative travel control system in the Darien District "9 nama tor travel through the Panama-Colombia tront: zeny a e Air TyYave Control Field Office at Tocumen National Airport. Performing surveillances and conducting investigations, Writing reports. 3. 1F COURSES OF INSTRUCTION WERE COMPLETED GURING PERIOO OF THIS REPORT, LIST TIFLE, LOCATION OF SCHOOL, LENGTH OF COURSE AWD DATE COMPLETED. fac [eooo[raTw| exe | cooo [are 3. MY PREFERENCE FOR NEXT DUTY AFTER TERMINATION OF CUR- RENT ASSIGNMENT HS: 0 1F IN US-$O STATE! a,PROVICHENEY i FORIEONR LAN®. READING | | | % mm er tion: oF "ee Jexico. Qverations Officer Guba Qperations Officer Guatemala CIs? GNe Ge MORE TN CADE ¥ ® 6. WAVE THENE BEEN ANY CHANGES 1N PERSONAL STATUS SINCE ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT OR LAST REPORT + WHICHEVER 18 LATER? MARITAL STATUS NUMBER OF DEPENDENTS EMERGENCY ADDRESSEE Leoa. appress |_| Lxlvo | Lx | wo] [x [wo | {F THE ANSWER TO ANY OF THT ABOVE 1S YES, ATTACH A SEPARATE DETAILED REPORT iN DUPLICATE HERETO, IN THE CASE OF MARRAIGE. THE REPORT WILL INCLUDE WAMES, ADDRESSES, AND CITIZENSHIP CF SPOLEE. FATHER-IN-LAW, MOTHER-IN-LAW, GROTHERS INL AW AND SISTERS- IN-LAW. Po es aero toe | AVE ; . s . ec a 4 cal, Mele a2 Mg pts SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE ' SECTIONS ? THROUGH If TO BE COMPLETED SY IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR 7. PERIOD COVERED BY THIS REPORT OCCASION FOR REPORT ANNUAL ACABSIGNMENT OF PROPOSED REASSIGNMENT COVERING INITIAL 89 : 16 Sept.52 = REPORTING OFFICER OF EMPLOYEE REPORTED OK GAYS OF EMPLOYMENT : » o : O. 18 THIS EMPLOYER QUALIFIES TOF JTes)] 15 EMPLOVER BETTER QUALIFIEO[ SX ]ves)] IF $0, YHAY DUTY OF DUTIES . PERFORM ALL PRESENT OVTIES? | i¥e | FOR OTHER DUTIEST [ary Intell, Off, = ations ] ; after Headguarters' trai section 27{X} DO YOU CONCUR IM EMPLOYEES SESCRI FTI Om OF DUTIES UNCER EXPLAIS im $ucTioN tT! 5 PROFESSICKAL (IMPROVEMENT? [fae ) fom PROMOTION? exter nnn ener nn nL LO A ®. FOR EACH FACTOR GOSERVED CHECK THK APPROPRIATE BOX TO INDICATE HOW THE KMPLOYEE COMPARES WITH ALL OTHERS OF THE RAME CLASSIFICATION WHOSE PROFESSIOMAL ABILITIES AME KNOWN TO YOU PERSONALLY. DO HOT LIMIT THIS COMPARISON TO THE OTHERS NOW UNDER YOUR SUPERVISION, 60 NOT HESITATE TO MARK "WOT OBSERVED’ OW ANY QUALITY WHEN APPROPRIATE. aut. ma re Em [me [se | LS cine A SE A. ABILITY TO WORK AND GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE 1. INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM IN WORK Cc. SECURITY COMs¢IOUSNESS ‘ D. ABILITY TO GRASP INSTRUCTIONS AND PLANS : @. ATTENTION TO DUTY F. JUDGMENT AND COMMON SEMSE @. ABILITY TO OBTAIN RESULTS AND GET THINGS DONE H. DISCRETION t. IMC TOATIVE J. ABILITY YO HAMOLE AxD CIRECT PEOPLE. | 7 P| Td | Ld [| KR. PERFORMANCE OF PRESERT OUTIES (ITEM 2) jo | P| a — [| £. ABILITY TO EVALUATE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATICN “. Tact WN. SAGACETY (NOM-GULLIBILITY) OB. LEADERSHIP P. PHYSICAL STAMINA Q. MENTAL STAMINA 10. INDICATE YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD HAVING THIS EMPLOYEE UNDER YOUR COMMAND OF SUPERVISION. WOULD YOu - DEFINITELY PREFER NOT Cl BE SATISFIED @E PLEASED marr icuLaty (7 T NOT WANT WIMT TO HAVE KiMT TO MAVE Him? TO WAVE HEME DESIRE HIM? tte ENTER HERE ANY GESIRED REMARKS PERTAINING TO PARTICULAR QUALIFICATIONS OR LACK THEREOF WHICH ARE CONSIDERED PERTINENT TO THE EVALUATION OF THIS EMPLOYEE, OUTSTANDING ASSETS ANC/OR SERIOUS LIMITATIONS SHOULD BE STATED ALSO REASONS FOR ANO RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO REASSIGNMENT WILL BE SIVEN IF APPROPRIATE TO THIS REPORT. ent nn a —— —" _— ° LPF ADDITIONAL SPACE TS REEOED ATACH EXTRA aHeer) i July 1953 ~ . r aa —— oe SLGRATIRGZ OF REPORTING OFFICER EOP REVIEWING OFFICER OR CHIEF OF STATION DOES not Sy? —— Cc 4 CONCUA WETM THID REPORT, EXCEPTIONS WHEL BE STATED os aan C4... £ Or ricin RCyioro O8 THE REVERSE Si0E HEREOF) No, PAY TRAINING DO YOU RECOMMEND FOR THIS FNDEVIOVAL? 1. Phases I, II, III. 2. CPO : pm nannies HER COMMENTS (Indicate here general traits, Read ali deeceiptions hetors rating. Place (When Filled Inj DICATE tF YOU THINK THAT ANY SINGLE STRENGTH OR WEAKNESS OUTWE?!GHS ALL OTHER CO D YOU FEEL THAT NE REQUIRES CLOSE SUPERVISION? Coen fo )ves. PPAR | Si ee GY PERSONNE) he {F YES, WHY? J4n AW "55 MAIL ROgs SECTION VI ‘Xin the moat appropriate box under subsections 4,8,C,6D specific habits or characteriatica not covered elscwhers in the port but which have # bearing on effective utilization of this paeraan): : RECTIONS: Consider only the skill with which the DOES NOT PERFORM DUTIES ADEQUATEGY: HE 18 INCOMPETENT, @ARELY ADEQUATE IN PERFORMANCE: ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE OR TRAINING, HE GFTEN FAILS YO CARRY OUT RESPONSIBILITIES COMPETENTLY. PERFORMS MOST OF HIS DUTIES ACCEPTAMLY: OCCA. STQNALLY REVEALS SOME AREA OF WEAKNESS. PERFORMS OUTIES IN & TYPICALLY COMPETENT, EFFECTIVE MANNER. A FINE PERFORMANCE, CARRIES OUT MARY OF HIS RESPONSIBILITIES EXCEPT/ONALLY WELL, PERFORMS HIS DUTIES IN SUCH AN OUTSTANDING MANNER YHAT HE 15 EQUALLEO BY FEW OTHER PER. SONS KNOWN TO THE RATER. 1S INGIVIOUAL AETTER QUALIFIED FOR WORK IN SOME ancay [feo (TT ]ves. IF ves, wHatr » . e, co. C. DIRECTIONS: Based upon what he has waid, hie actions, and any other indicetions, give your opinion of this Person's attitude toward the os ganization, HAS AM ANTAGONISTIC ATTITUOE TOWARD THE AGENCY o WELL CEPINITELY LEAVE THE ORGAN} ZATION AT THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY. HAS STRONG NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD ORGANIZA- TION... 1RKED SY WESTRICTIONS...REGAROS AGENCY” 4S & YTEMPOMARY STOP UNTIL HE CAN GET SOMETHING BETTER, TENDS TO HAVE AN UNFAVORABLE ATTITUDE YGWARD THE ORGANIZATION. BOTHERED BY MINOR FRUSTRA- TIONS. WILL QUIT If THESE CONTINUE. HiS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGANIZATION 1S INDIF- FERENT...HAS “WALT AND SEE“ ATTITUDE. . WOULD LEAVE IF SOMEONE OFFERED Witt SOMETHING BETTER. TENDS TO HAVE FAVORABLE AYTITUDE TOWARD ORGANI- ZATION. .MAKES ALLOWANCES FOR RESTRICTIONS IMPOSEO BY WORKING FOR ORGANIZATION. . THINKS 1h TERMS OF & CAREER 1M THE ORGANIZATION. DEFINITELY HAS FAVORAML £ ATTSTUOL TowsRn THE GRGANIZATION.. BARRING AN UNEXPECTED OUTSIDE OPPORTUNITY, WILL PROBAGLY ENDEAVOR TO MAKE A CAREER Im THE ORGANIZATION. HAS AN ENTHUSIASTIC ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGAN- EZATION. .WILL PROBABLY WEVER CONSIDER WORKING ANY PLACE @uT IN THE ORGANIZATION. RECTIONS: Considering ofhera of th id type of wasignment, how would you rete him on tentiality for amsuaption of greater reeponsibili- wk normally indicated 6» promotion. Ts. | 2. HAS REACHED THE MIGHEST GRADE LEVEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE EXPECTED. tS MAKING PROGRESS, BUT NEEDS MORE TIME IN PRESENT GRADE BEFORE PROMOTION TO A HIGHER GRADE CAN BE RECOMMENDED. tS READY TO TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE NEXT HIGHER GRADE, BUT MAY NEED TRAINIAG IN SOME AREAS, WILL PROBABLY ADJUST QUICKLY TO THE MORE RESPONSIBLE CUTIES OF THE NEXT HIGHER GRADE, RIGHER GRACE. @. AN EXCEPTIONAL PERSON WHO 1S ONE OF THE FEW WHO SHOULG GSE CONSIDERED FOR RAPID ADVANCE> MENT. person's grade US ALREADY PERFORMING AT THE LEVEL OF TRE NEXT SECRET D. CT. 2 3. DIRECTIONS: Consider everything you know ebout this person im making your rating,.ekili in job duties, cenduct on the job, personel characteristics or hebits, and special defects or talente. DEFINITELY UNSUITABLE - HE SHOULD BE SEPARATED. OF DOUBTFUL SUITABELITY.. WOULD NOT HAVE AGe CEPTEG HIM LF 3 HAD KNOWN WHAT 1 KNOW NOW. A BARELY ACCEPTAQLE EMPLOYEE..OEFINITELY BELOW AVERAGE SUT WITH NO WEAKNESSES SUFFICS ENTLY GUTSTANDING TO WARRANT HIS SEPARATION. A TYPICAL EMPLOYEE, .HE DISPLAYS THE SAME SutTA- BILITY AS MOST OF THE PEOPLE [| KNOW IN THE ORGANIZATION. & FINE EMPLOYEE + HAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS. AN UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON IN TERMS OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION. ERXCELLED BY ONLY A FEW IN SUITABILITY FOR WORK in THE ORGANIZATION. A A i SECRET (when Filled in} . am reg. CAN THINK ON NIS FEET, 27. COMES UP WITH SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS. 28. STIMULATING TO ASSOCIATES: A ~ SPARK PLUG. . 29. TOUGH MINDED. 30. OBSERVANT. St. CAPABLE. 32. CLEAR THINKING. COMPLETES ASSIGNMENTS WITHIN ALLOWABLE TIME LIMITS. 34. EVALUATES SELF REALISTICALLY. H a5. WELL iNFORWED AGOUT CURRENT aq. OELISERATE. EFFECTIVE IN DISCUSSIONS witM ASSOCIATES. IMPLEMENTS DECISIONS SEGARG. LESS OF OWN FEELINGS. nn aa. H 59. THOUGHTFUL OF OTHERS. * WORKS WELL UNDER PRESSURE. OESPLAYS JUDGEMENT. Hl Hl GIVES CREDIT WHERE CREOIT 1S DUE. 42. 43. HAS DRIVE. & a co Ht ii Hf : F =. GF HIS OFFICE. 4a. DCES NOT REQUIRE STRONG AND 4 CONTINUOUS SUPERVISTON. 44. 19 SECURITY CONSCIOUS. as. VERSATILE. oo ag. HIS CRITICISM 1S CONSTRUCTIVE. | i. ——— ay. ABLE TO ENFLUENCE OTHERS. on |__| | 4g. FACILITATES SMOOTH OPERATION = 90. A GOOD SUPERVISOR. i EE SECTION ¥__ ROOWAAT ARE HI OUTSTANOING STRENGTHS? has initiative to a high degree his duties well, Hse is keenly interested capabilities and and takes pride in carrying out in incweasing his professional shows considerable aptitude for this type of work. BR. WHAT ARE HIS OUTSTANDING WEAKNESSEST None outstanding. SECRET SECRET OFFICE OF PEasa (When Filled In) SECTION IV Thia section is provided aa an sid in describing the individual. Yours sengption is not favorable or unfavorable in itself bute acquires ita meaning in relation to a particular job or RS one gi Aegis words are to be interpreted literally. On the left hand side of the page below are a series of atatemanta that apply in some degree to most peapie. On the right hand aide of the page ore four major categories of deacriptions. The acafe within each category ia die vided into three amall blocks; this i4 to etlow you to make finer distinc tion Al{ om, desire, Look at the states meant on the Left + then check the cetegory on the right which beat teila how much CATR acencn? applies toa the per- son you are rating. Piacing an Xe in the “(Not Ohserved’’ column means you have na opinion on whether 6 phrase applies to an individual. Placing an “Xin the “Does Not Apply** column means that you have the definite opinion that the description is not at ail suited to the individual, WHE STATEMENTS CATEGORIES APPLIES TO AN]|APFLIES TO AN ABOVE AVERAGE | OUTSTANDING DEGREE DEGREE NOT OB. SERVEO REASONABLE DEGREE Limited DEGREE A, ABLE TO SEE ANOTHER'S POINT GF VIEW. SAMPLES 8, PRACTICAL. ! A GOOD REPORTER JF EVENTS. CAN MADE DECISIONS . On HIS OWN WHEN NEED ARISES. i i 3. CAUTIOUS IM ACTION. 4. HAS INITIATIVE, il S. UNEMOTIGNAL. i 6. AWALYTIC IN HES THINKING. eT : i 7. CONSTANTLY STAIVING FOR NEW KNOWLEOGE ano IDEAS. B. GETS ALONG W1TH PEOPLE AT ALL SOCIAL LEVELS. » HAS SENSE OF HUMOR. KNOWS WHEN TG SEEK ASSISTANCE. TH. GALM. 2. CAN GET ALONG STH PEOPLE, au Ht oe SE aa : : - Acne ta. MEMORY FOR FACTS. 4. GETS THINGS DONE. cn 15. KEEPS ORIENTED TOBARD LONG TERM GOALS. Lu : ao te. CAN COPE WITH EMERGENCIES. 17. HAS HIGH STANDARDS OF ACCOMPL | SHMENT. 18. HAS STAMINA: CAN KEEP GOING A LONG TIME. 19. HAS WIDE RANGE GF INFORMATION. 20. SHOWS ORIGINALITY. gy. AGCEPTS RECPONS TAIL ITIES. 22. ADMITS HiS ERRORS. 23. RESPONOS WELLE TO SUPERVESION. 24. EVEN DISPOSITION. a a ASLE TO SO HIS JOB WETHOUT STRONG SUPPORT. we SECRET “o¥, ; ai canes EGRET In) Ore YFIELD FETNESS REPORT The Fitness Report is an important factor in organization personnel manngement. It aeeke to provide: 4. The organisation selection boord with information of value when considering the epplication of an individual for memberahip in the career atafl; and 2. A periodic record of job performance a3 an aid to the effective utilization of personnel. INSTRUCTIONS ‘ TO THE FIELD ADMINISTRATIVE OR PERSONNEL OFFICER: Con- . revealed by his day-ta- dsy activities. If thin individ= sult current field administrative instructions cegarding ual haa been under your supervision for leas than 30 the initiation and tranamittal of thie report to head- days, you will collaborate, if practicable, with his quarteca, Drevious supervisors to make sure the repartia accurate and complate. Primary cesponaibility reats with the TO THE FIFLD SUPERVISOR: Read the entire form before current supervisor, It is aasumed that, throughout the attempting to complete any item, Aa the auperviaus who Pericd this individual haa been under your supervision, aasigna, directa and reviews the work of the Individual, you heve discharged your supervisory reaponeibilities you have primary responsibility for evaluating his by frequent discussions of hie work, so that in a gen- ateengtha, weaknesses, and on-the-job effectiveness as eral way he knows where he stands, Nea 4 Villiers ce Hr, kt ifi/ a OF NOT THIS FITNESS REPORT 3S SHOWN TO THE PERSON BEING RATED SECTION ‘7 95h pervisor) 2. DATE ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR POSITION STATE THE SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENTS OR TASKS WHICH ANE TYPICAL OF THOSE GIVEN TO THE EMPLOYEE OURING THE PAST THREE TO $)K MONTHS (Lint in osder of frequency) 1. Navy liaison, including coverage and reporting of stra-egic materials transiting this area, 2, Water travel control, including reporting of satellite travel through this area, and assisting in air travel control. Development: of file material for CZ lsads andi travel control chack on persons of CE interest. Cutout for one of the top CP penetrations in the area. Occasional surveillances on persons of interest to the Mission. SECTION 111 ¢ro DO NOT COMPLETE - FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY. AUTHENTECATION OF REPORT AND SIGNATURES + NAME OF RATER (True) 2, NAME OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL IN FIELO (True) Edward L. Anderson ee John H, Jenkins, » THIS REPORT was [7] WAS NOT SHOWN TO THE INDIVIDUAL BEING RATED. GATE REPORT AUTHEN+ 3. NAME AND SIGNATURE OF ADMINISTHATIVE on PERSONNEL OFFICER AT HEADQUARTERS STAN’ 9s. AUTHORIZED TO A THENTICATE FLTNESS REPORT AND SIGNATURES eee Tou se 458 SECRET -_ ‘ a (When Filled In) INDICATE 1€ YOU TRINK THAT ANY SINGLE STRENGTH OR WEAKNESS OUTWEIGHS OFA S® CONSIDERATIONS: moCONnT PERS BW SUPERVISION? 0. CO YoU "teo o UT tre OF PERSON radtatray £. WHAT TRAINIKG OO YOU RECOMMEND FOR THIS 1, World Comunian 2. Anti-Commanist Operations #. OTHER COMMENTS (Indicate here generel traita, INDIVIDUAL? apecific habite or characteristics not covered alsewhere in the report but whith have « bearing on effective utilization of this person): Cerbuston has demonstrated, amply, above-average aptitude for KOOAGE-type work. SECTION VI Read al! deacriptions before rating. Place “Xin the sos: appropriate box under ‘subsectiona A4,B,C,aD « DERECTIONS: Consider enly the skill with. whieh the person Aas performed the duties of his job and rate him accordingly. Ci ome DOES NOT PERFORM DUTIES ADEQUATELY: HE 5% {MCOMPETENT. @ARELY ADEQUATE IN PERFORMANCE: ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE Of TRAINING. KE OFTEN FAILS TO CARRY OUT RESPONSIBILITIES COMPETENTLY. PERFORMS MOST OF HIS DUTIES ACCEPTABLY: BIOWALLY REVEALS SOME AREA OF WEAXNESS. PERFORME DUTIES 1M A TYPICALLY COMPETENT. EFFECTIVE MANNER. A PINE PERFORMANCE: CARRIES OUT WANY OF HIS RESPOMSTOTLITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. PERFORMS HIS DUTIES IW SUCH AM CUTETANOING MANNER THAT HE 1% EQUALLED OY FEW OTHER PER- SONS KNOWN TO THE RATER. 1S THES INDIVIQDAL BETTER GUALSFEES FOR WORK IN SOME OTHER AREA? wo [CT] vas. IF YES. WHAT? C2» Coy « CX + cos. OCCA MPPOCTIONS! Conbldesing othten of this person*a grade and type of cusignment, hoe would you rate hin on potentiality for asaueption of greater raaponsibili« ties normally indjcated by promotion. + . A se an cr coe sae npg, HAS SEACHED THE HIGHEST GRADE LEVEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE EXPECTED., (S MAKING PROGRESS, QUT NEEOS MORE TIME IN PRESENT GRADK BEFORE PROMOTION TO & HIGHER GRADE CAN BE RECOMMENDED. 1S READY TO TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITIES OF YHE NEXT HIGHER GRADE, BUT MAY NEEO TRAINING IN SOME AREAS. WILL PROBABLY ADJUST QUICKLY TO THE MORE RESPONSHSLE DUTIES OF THE NEXT HIGHER GRADE. 1S ALREADY PERFORMING AT THE LEVEL OF THE NEXT HIGHER GRAOE. AN EXCEPTEONAL PERSON WHO 15 ONE QF THE FEW WHO SHOULD BE CONSIGERED FOR RAPID ADVANCE- MENT. cc cI ew C. DIRECTIONS: Beved upon whet he has said, hia actions, and any other indications, give your opinion of this perron‘e attitude toward the organisation. coe. oo.. HAS AW ANTAGONISTIC ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGAN: T2ATION. WELL DEFINITELY LEAVE THE ORGANS ZATION AY THE FIRST GPPORTUNITY. HAS STRONG WEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD ORGANI ZA- TION... URKED BY RESTRICTIONS... REGARDS ORGAK- TZATION AS A TEMPORARY STOP UNTIL HE CAN GET SOMETMING BETTER. TENOS TO HAVE AN UNFAVORABLE ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGANIZATION, .SOTHERED GY MINOR FRUSTRA- TIONS. WILL QUIT TF THESE CONTINUE. HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGANIZATION LS INDIE. FERMENT. ..HAS “WAST AND SEE™ ATTITUOE, . WOULD LEAVE If SOMEONE OFFERED Him SOMETHING DETTER. TENDS TO WAVE FAVORABLE ATTITUGE TOWARD ORGANT> ZATION. .MAKES ALLOWANCES FOR RESTRICTIONS {IMPOSES BY WORKING FOR ORGANIZATION. . THINKS im Timms OF A CAREER [h THE ORGANIZATION. DEFINITELY HAS FAVORABLE ATTITUDE TOWARD THE | CRGANIZATION,, BARRING AN UNEXPECTED OUTSIDE OPPORTUNITY, WILL FROBABLY ENDEAVOR TO MAKE 4 CAREER SN THE OR GAN1 ZATION. HAS AM EMTHUSEASTIC ATTITUDE TOWARD THE ORGAN. ZATION, .WiLt PROBABLY NEVER CONSIDER @ORKING ANY PLACE BUT IN THE ORGANIZATION. C4 0. DIRECTIONS: Consider everything you know sbout this person im making your rating,.ekill in job duties, conduct on the job, geraonal cheracteriatica of habita, and especial defects or talents, ft. DEFINITELY UNSUITABLE » HE SHOULD BE SEPARATED. (TT) 2. oF DouBTRuL SUITABILITY.. WOULD NOT HAVE AC- CEPTED Him JF f MAD KNOWN WHAT f KNOW NOW. 3. A BARELY ACCEPTABLE EMPLOYEE. .DEFINITELY SELOW AVERAGE BUT WITH NO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING TO WARRANT HIS SEPARATION. A TYPICAL EMPLOYEE. .HE DISPLAYS THE SAME suitTas BILITY AS MOST OF THE PEOPLE i KNOW IN THE ORGANIZATION. A FIRE EMPLOYEE - HAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS, AN UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON IN TERMS OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION. EXCELLED BY ONLY A FEW IN SUITABILITY FOR WORK tN THE ORGANIZATION. SECRET SECRET (When Filled In 2. RATINGS ON PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES Me a R325 DIRECTIONS: 8. State in the spaces below up to six of the more important SPECIFIC duties performed during this rating period. Place the most important first. Do not include minor or unimportant duties. b. Rate performance on each specific duty considering ONLY effec BPMs? formance of this specific duty. cy For supervisors, ability to supervise will olways be rated a: MALS ieduty(do not rate as supervisors those who supervise @ necretary only). d. Compare in your mind, when possible, the individual being rated with others performing the same duty at a similar level of responsibility. e. Two individuals with the same job title may be performing different duties. If so, rate them on different duties, f. Be specific. Examples of the kind of duties that might be rated are: : ORAL BRIEFING HAS AND USES AREA KNOWLEDGE CONDUCTS INTERROGATIONS GIVING LECTURES DEVELOPS NEW PROGRAMS PREPARES SUMMARIES CONDUCTING SEMINARS ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES GERWAN WRITING TECHNICAL REPORTS MANAGES FILES DEBRLEFING SOURCES CONDUCTING BXTBRENAL LIAISON OPERATES RADIO KEEPS BOOKS TYPING COORDINATES WITH OTHER OFFICES DRIVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION WRITES REGULATIONS MAINTAINS AIR CONDITIONING SUPERVISING PREPARES CORRESPONDENCE EVALUATES SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA For some jobs, duties may be broken down even further if supervisor considers it advisable, e.g., combined key and phone operation. in the case of es radio operator, INCOMPETENT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS DUTY PERFORMS THIS DUTY IN AN OUTSTANDING MANNER GARELY ADEQUATE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS FOUND §N VERY FEW INDIVIDUALS HOLOING SIMI- OESCAIPTiVE oyty LAR JOBS RATING PERFORMS THIS OUTY ACCEPTAELY EXCELS ANYONE {| KNOW IN THE PERFORMANCE OF NUMBER PERFOAMS THIS OUTY IN A COMPETENT MANNER THIS DUTY PERFORMS THIS DUTY IM SUCH A FINE MANNER THAT HE {S A DISTINCT ASSET ON HIS JO8 sreciric oury mo, 1 RATINGE SPECIFIC KUTY nO. & RATING Prevides FY suppert sad guidance soni wes langmige ani sree NUMBER te fielé xnovledge . 6 eeccrnic mice 3? = and RATING SPECIFIC DUTY a an es ins * for. field correcy. on PP and related miters ePacrrLe but Ho, RATING o with other Mus. ceage: nine “on PP and related mitters 5 3. NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE DIRECTIONS: Streaq strengths and wesknesses, particularly those which affect development on present: job. A fertile ,imgiamtive uiad combined vith trenenieus drive, good area knovledige and ssey flusacy ia Spenish, mikes subject an ideal FP Ops officer fer the WE Gren. Ke is a little too impetuens ot tines and compviet "wallhesded” bus beth of these shadtcesings ot, prebebly be attributed te his youth ant vigor and should diseppear with Versatility is anether factor in eubjegt's faver as is dedictitien te gehasie evesell Perfermace on the Ouben desk lee doen excellen SECTION b. SUITABILITY FOR CURRENT JOB IN ORGAN) ZATION DIRECTIONS: Take into account here everything you know about the individual..,.productivity, conduct in the job, pertinent parsona! characteriatica or habits, special defects or telents....eand how he fits in with your team. Com- pare him with others doing similar work of about the same level. 1+ DEFINITELY UNSUITABLE - HE SHOULD BE SEPARATED 2+ OF DOUBTFUL SUITAMILITY...WOULD NOT HAVE ACCEPTED HIM IF 1 MAD KNOWN WHAT | KNOW NOW 3 A BARELY ACCEPTABLE EMPLOYEE... BELOW AVERAGE SUT WITH WO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING TO WARe RANT HIS SEPARATION OF THE SAME SUITASILITY AS MOST PEOPLE | KNOW IN THE ORGANIZATION . RATING A FINE EMPLOVEE - HAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS NUMBER AN UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON IN TERMS OF THE REGUIREMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION 7 EXCECLEO BY ONLY A FEW IN SUITABILITY FOR WORK IN THE ORGANIZATION 1S THIS INDIVIDUAL BETTER SUITED FOR WORK IN SOME OTHER POSITION IN THE ORGANIZATION? (lc) ves () no. fF ves. EXPLAIN FULLY: SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) your evaluation of your subordinate and to transmit your supervisor snd i i Organization policy requires that you inform the subordi- nate where he standa with you, i can help you prepare for a dis i atrengths and weaknesses. i het you show Pert.Jof this report to the employee except under conditions specified in Regulation 20-370. ommended thet you read the entire form before completing any queation. If this is the initial report on it must be completed end forwarded to the Office of Tersonnel no Later than 30 days after the date indicated in item 8, of Section “A” below. SECTION A. 1. NAME (Last) 2, DATE OF BIRTH ii SEx 4. SERVICE DESIGNATION EN May 1929 DT 5. OF ICE/DIVISION/ @RANCH OF ‘ABS IGNUERN @. OFFICEAL POSITION TITLE i PERIOD COVERED By 10, TYPE OF REPORT {Eheck one) CERTIFICATION t. FOR THE RATER: THis REPORT was HAS NOT & 4 OW YO THE INOIVEDY OY WEB SSt oud of pai wheal ended Shy "E¥ (ine repert etn tonnes taet drone WEPLECTS wey con SPINIOwe OF THEE IGE © §* tupiviguas ta RATED "Ht" sm CF om Dig k WARNING Leste viduar, 7 + YER WAS Sent TO Wim BA COPY AYTACHES TO THB REPORT, THIS MEPOO7 wEELECTS THE Cem arNES OP rwiowE oF wvster CAmMOT CLATIFY Wey tHE AATLO IWOTYPOUAL KROws How AND PAEVSOUS SuPeeyi scan, EVALUATE WIS JOm PERTONMANCE BECAUSE (Speci ty): F WaWE GESeUSSED witm nee tePcavEe nts eracecrns [ARO BEAM ODSED 85 rHaT ne amoes WHnE WE STanos, B. Twis OATE qe MERVISON*® OFFICIAL TITLE 19 due | | fica 31] Ou 7. FOR THE REVIEWIN OFFiciar: ec4 FFERENCE OF OPINION WiTH ine FORMATION. Wty with L845 TO 4 TTER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS REPORT. q TYPED oR OFFIC: JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 1; RATING ON GENERAL PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES DIRECTIONS: Consider ONLY the productivity and effectiveness with which the individual being rated has performed his duties during the rating period, Compare him ONLY with others doing similar work at e similer level of respon. sibility. Factors other than productivity will be teken into account later in Section D, i. DOES NOT PCREORM OuTIES ADEQUATELY: HE 1¢ INCOMPETENT, + BARELY ADEQUATE ty PERFORMANCE: ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE oR TRAINING, HE OFTEN FAILS To CARRY OUT RESPONSI@ILI TIES. PERFORMS MOST OF HES GUTLES ACCEPTaBLy: OCCASIONALLY REVEALS SOME AREA OF WEAKNESS, PERFORMS OUTIES iN A COMPETENT, EFFECTIVE MANNER, A FINE PEREORMANCE: CARRIES OUT MANY OF HIS RESPONSIBILITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. PERFORMS HIS DUTIES iN SUCH AN OUTSTANDING MANNER FRAT HE 1S EQUALLED BY FEW OTHER PERSONS KNOWN TO THE SUPERVISOR. INSERT RATING NUMBER COMMENTS : REPLACES PREVIOUS EDITIONS fom 82° US (Part 1) cr cocks PREWiS asa wich SECRET Performance 1 NOV $5 ape heen ec TE SECRET When Fitled In SECTION E NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE Stress strengths ond weaknesses demonstrated in current position. Indicate suggestions made to employee for improvement of his work. Give recommendations for his training, Describe, tf sppropriate, his potential for development and for assuming grecter re- Sponsibilities. Amplity of explain, if ogpropriate, ratings given In SECTIONS B, C, and O to provide the best basis for determining future personnel actions. : ‘ Subject is a bright young officer who has made an cutstanding contribution to the operations of the Station since his arrival on duty. He is unusually well motivated and energetic in his work, He has shown a high depree of imagination and intelligence in his direction of KUCAGE operations, He has handled his agents and other contacts in an exemplary fashion, The only factor that has had to be discussed with Subject is his need for greater patience, tact and understanding in his dealings with fellow workers, Subject has great potential which should not necessarily be limited to KUCAGE type activities. His abilities and attributes are of equal value to KUTUBE operations. 3 ao Ez m > i) ~ ”" z m : z ° 3 a Res Ri BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNCER MY SUPERVISION if REPORT I$ NOT BEING MADE AT THIS TIME, GIVE REASON, EMPLOYEE UNOER MY SUPERVISION LESS THAN 90 DAYS OTHER (Specity): GATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR 1 December 1959 Chief of Statio 3. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL |_|) WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE ABOUT THE SAME EVALUATION. |_|. WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE A HIGHER EVALUATION. |__|} WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE A LOWER EVALUATION, Wa I CANNOT JUDGE THESE EVALUATIONS, | AM NOT SUFFICIENTLY FAMILIAR WITH THE EMPLOYEE'S PERFORMANCE, ) | COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL ~ 7 SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) (Firat) (Middle; William M 2. TYPE OF REPORT per euioiece Tg [oeween —[Joerannze | [initia] — [waasitonient up enviaon [[zenoine "| [onetime Teenie] [annua] "Tr anntonwenr/eutcvee | TX SPECIAL (Specify) an 922 ve Zi EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTI List up to six of the most important specific duties lormed during the roting peried. Insert rating number which beat describes the mannat in which employee parforme EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY eHectiveness in periermance of thot duty. All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees aupervized). & » Superior 7 « Outstonding SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 1 RATING | SPECIFIC DUTY NG. 4 RATING Case officer responsible for two wor Special KUCAGE target of opportunity, ner KUCAGE media projects. campaigns (eg, national elections, 6 student sses, et SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 2 RATING |SPECiFiC DUTY NG. S Development amd contact with two mee Political action assets, 6 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 Barina SPECIWIC DUTY NO. & RATING Development of contacts in Dominiean revolutionary circles, 6 EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFOR IN CURRENT POSITIO ‘Take into account everything about the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current position,- performence of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent personal traits or habits, particular limitetions or talents. Based on your knowladge of employee's overall performance duting the rating period, place the rating number in the box corresponding to the statement which most cccurately reflects his level of performonce. ; ce » Performance in many important respects fails to meet requirements, . RATING mance meets mast requirements but is deficient in one ot more importent respects. so NO. Perlormonce clearly meets basic requiremcnts. Performance clearly exceeds basic requirements. v 5 Performance in every importont tespect is supe-lor, + Performonce in every respect is outstanding. SECTION D __ DESCRIPTION OF THE EMPLOYEE In the rating boxes below, check (X) the dagrae to which each cherocreristic epplies to the employes 1 - Leant possible degree 2 - Limited degree I 3- Normal degres | 4- Above overege degre = [5 - Outstanding degree NOT NOT CHARACTERISTICS. APPLic on- CABLE | SERVED GETS THINGS DONE RESOURCEFUL ; ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES CAN MAKE DECISIONS ON HIS OWN WHEN NEED ARISES DOES MIS JOB WITHOUT STRONG SUPPORT FACILITATES SMOOTH OPERATION OF HIS OF FICE WRITES EFFECTIVELY SECURITY CONSCIOUS THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND DISPOSING OF RECORDS OTHER (Specify): " ~~ —_ SEE SECTION *E* ON REVERSE SIDE . ieee 45 cesoLate previous Eorrions. SECRET SECRET . hen Filled in SECTIONE NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE ,- i, ’ sake cholate hahaa AS DY FO Streas strengths und weoknesses demonstrated in current position. Indicate suggestions made to employee oF vement of his work. Give recammendations for his troining, Describe, if appropriate, his potential for development and for ass v4 reoter re- sponsibilities, Amplify of explain, if Sppropricte, ratings given in SECTIONS B, C, and D to provide the best bosis re) mining future personne] actions. Mp 2, Me, ‘this employee is an outstanding, talented and dedicated indiv. yo A A, who 1s original in his ideas and thorough in executing them. Mg, bas been &7 Ry > placed in most difficult positions, particularly in the handling of incom- patible people and groups which he has managed without alienating either side and on various occasions accomplishing the impossible by catis- fying everyone concerned. His versatility, coupled with his language ability, makes him particularly important at this time; hovever » I belteve thet his potential has not been scratched. He is cireumspective, intelligent. conscious and possesses administrative ability. BY EMPLOYEE | certify that ! have seen Sections A, B, C, D and E of this Report. SIONATURE OF EMPLOYEE BY SUPERVISOR : - : EMONTHS EMPLOYEE WAS BEEN iF TelS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNDER MY SUPERVISION t 2 . __ + 1: . . iF REPORY 1S NOT SEING MADE AT THIS TIME, GIVE REASON, ‘ a EMPLOYEE UNDER MY SUPERVISION LESS THAN 95 Days REPORT MAGE WITHIN LASY 96 OAYS }—eseee (Specify): 3 DATE : OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Y ED OR ARINTED NAME re SIGNATURE Q \ (a COB, IMASH sambnnd 3.\ O+Mabe 3. : BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL ‘ 1 WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMP LOVEE ASOUT THE SAME EVALUATION. we ee = | WOULD BRAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYES A HIGHER EVALUATION, —— | WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE A LOWER EVALUATION. L CANNOT JUDGE THESE EVALUATIONS. t AM NOT SUFFICIENTLY FAMILIAR WITH THE EMPLOYEE'S PERFORMANCE. COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL The reviewing official has know subject and his work for several years and - ° considers him to be an outstanding employee with tremendous career potential. . The reviewing official would have rated hin Blightly lower than the rating - wi official, however, although this does not mean to aid at all that the fitness i __Feport is not a Valid one. ~ - — DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TYREDSOR PRI EN = AWD NATURE Leck L rt bitte c/we/h -_/f “Jacob D. EsterTine SECRET THIS REPORT covers i TOD oF DETAIL To DDE/WE/L/ => a . Ay ‘ ”y 5 . ey SECRET (When Filled In) ‘T EMPLOYEE seRtaL NUMBER ERAL = 2. DATE OF BintH 3. SEX 29 May 1929 ‘| Male 7. OFF/DiV/BR OF ASSIONMENT DDP/WH, Branch 4 TYPE oF REPORT REAMIONMENT/SUPERVISON REASSIGNMENT /EMPLOYER FITNESS REPORT 10, DaTE REPORT UE In OP, $1. REPORTING PERIOD 4pr.60 # specific duties amployse forms EACH apecific eHectiveness in performance of thor with *Upervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability 10 Supervise (indicate men 2 - Barely odequote SPECIFIC OUTY NOs Responsible for the Overall pp i inc 1ewspapers ag Operations at JMASH 7 well as Supervising their contents RATING NO, 7 SPECIFIC DUTY NO,2 SPECiFic sury NG. 8 Contacting ? developing and super- Coordinating all PA operations Vising indi genoug bersennel for regarding AMRASP Tadio programs [a SPtci)e OuTY wo. RATING SPECiPiC DUTY No, 6 RATING . Liss NO, Organizing and breparing Scripts for both covert and overt radio Programs SECTION ch influences his effectiveness in his current position - perfernance f specific lect on job, Foeperativensss, pertinent personal traits er hobits, perticular limitations or folents. Based on yea's overal} Performance durin the rating Peried, ploce the rating number in the hox Corresponding te the Statement which most accurately reflects his level! of loemance, DESCRIPTION OF THE EMPLOYEE in the roting boxes below, check {X) the degree to which each characteristic applies to the employes ee 1 - Least possible degras 2- Limited degr: | 3 - Normal degrae [a Above average degree CHARACTERISTICS Se an tt en et GETS THINGS DONE Uae en eee RESOURCEFUL ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES . a CAN MAKE DECISIONS oN HIS OWN WHEN NEED ARISES DOES His Jog WwitHour STRONG SUPPORT WRITES EFFECTIVELY : : - Se SECURITY CONSCIOUS THINKS CLEARLY [ING OF RECORDS SERVIER DISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND OIspos N OTHER (Specity): _ FORM tsa 45 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS, {4} SECRET When Filled In SECTIONE ___—- NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION 5 oF JOB PERFORMANCE Stress strengths ond weaknesses demonstroted in current position, Indic t made to employee for improvement of his work, Give recommendations for his training. Dascribe, if appropriate, his potential for development and for assuming greater re- .[ sponsibilities, Amplify or explain, Hf appropriate, ratings given in SECTIONS B, C, and D to provide the beat basis for determining uture personnal actions, fue ; ry Me. Kent's greatest strengths a BR 9a 84, Gdnalytical mind, skiliful handling of agent personnel, fluency in languages, intimate background knowledge of targets and assets, Straag asp ity up and down, good sense of humor, He has the ambition to go on Mion calling for greater responsibility, and he has amply demonstrated his readiness to move on to such jobs, On occasion he may forget that good staff work includes not only Gefining problems but recommending sound solutions as well, This ts only a transitory weakness that will be corrected by more experience and training, The undersigned would be happy to have Mr. Kent as a colleague during any future assignment, ECTION F ERTIFICATION AND CO L BY EMPLOYEE thet | have seen Sections A, 8, C, D and E of this Report. SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYE 1) ) 4 ENTS DATE ia ANT Get 2. BY SUPERVISOR MONTMS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN IF THIS REPORT HAS NOV GEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYES, GIVE EXPLANATION UNDER MY SUPERVISION Mr. Kent departed JMWAVE prior to the preparation 10 of this report. : if REPORT I$ NOT BEING MADE aT THIS TiME, GIVE REASON. EMPLOYEE UNDER MY SUPERVISION LESS THAN 8C DAYS [nerony MADE WITHIN LAST OO DAYS OTHER (Specily): OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Chief of Base, JMWAVE 3. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL | yf [) #ouLo Have GiveN This EMPLOYEE ABOUT THE SAME EVALUATION. Nir WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYER A HIGHER EVALUATION. t WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE A LOWER EVALUATION, | CANNOT JUOGE THESE EVALUATIONS. | AM NOT SUFFICIENTLY FAMILIAR WITH THE EMPLOYER'S PERFORMANCE. COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL : ~ ° “ DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TYPEO O€ PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE # - par 7 R DAVIS | @ AUG 1961 Chief, WH/4 SECRET SECRET (hen Filfed In) 26. CAN THINK ON HIS FEET. 27. COMES UP WITH SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS, 26. STIMULATING TO ASSOCIATES: A SPARK PLUG. = i : cet 2¢. JOUGH MINDED. 30, OBSERVANT. 3t. CAPABLE, i 1 i ek i He os i 32. CLEAR THINKING. ! 33. COMPLETES ASSIGNMENTS WITHIN ALLOWABLE TIME Limits. 24. LVALUATES SELF REALISTICALLY. Hl it i: + WELL INFORMED ABOUT CURRENT il = i i i il i i is a ge. OLLIBERATE. $7. EFFECTIVE IN OFSCUSSTONS WITH ASSOCIATES. i i i te 38. IMPLEMENTS DECISIONS REGARD: LESS OF OWN FEELINGS. at. THOUGHTFUL OF OTHERS. 40. WORKS WELL UNDER PRESSURE. 4¢) DISPLAYS JUDGEMENT. it #2. GIVES CREDIT WHESE CREDIT 13 OuE. a3. HAS DRIVE. 44. 23 SECURETY CONSCIOUS. 43. WERSATILE. 46. NHiS CRITICISM $8 CONSTRUCTIVE. 47. ARLE TO INFLUENCE OTHERS, 40. FACILSTATES SMOOTH OPERATION OF WIS OFFICE. 49. DOES NOT REQUIRE STRONG AND : CONTINUOUS SUPERVISION. ; : 80. A GOCK SUPERVESOR. SECTION ¥ ee A. WHAT ARE HES OUTSTANGING STRENGTHS? has initiative, originality, and "drive" to a high degree. These qualities, combined with the definite aptitude he has for KUCAGE-type work,have done mmch to pull te ee program at this Station out of the planning stage and to producing positive res Be BS. WHAT ARE HIS OUTSTANDING WEAKNESSES? None outstanding. SECRET _ ZB. ABLE TO DO RIS $98 WETHGUT STRONG SUPPORT. SECRET (When Fiiled In} SECTION IV 9 a This section j RS aid in describing the individual. Your deacriptiey if able or unfavorable - WrPeEny ON SE ISD in iteelé, weaning in relation to # particulier job or essignment, The WME pords are to be interpret tterally. On the left hand side of the p, below are a series of atatements that Fey ig some degre to moat people. On Me, Zt tates the right hand side get e four major categories of deecriptions. vided int 474 wmabl aa “9 than each cstegory ie di- is to allow you to make finer diatinctiona if you risy ko at the etate- ment on ¢. » then check the cetegory on the right which beat tesia how much the atatewe lies to the per- aon you ere rating, Placing an “X" in the ‘Not Observad:' column mesna you have no opinion on wheather o phrase eppijes to an individual. Placing an “Xin the “Does Not Apply" column maanaathyt ko, have the definite opinion 00m that the description is not at all suited to the individual. STATEMENTS CATEGORIES NOT DOES APPLIES TO Aj APPLIES TO A | APPLIES TO AN} APPLIES TO AN Og. NOT LEMtTED REASONABLE CUTST AND ING SERVED | APPLY DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE A. ABLE %O SEE ANOTHER’ S POINT OF viFw. SAMPLES i HE B. PRACTICAL. 4. & GOOD REPORTER OF EVENTS. | 2. CAM MAKE DECISIONS ON HIS OWN WKEN NEED ARISES. a. CAUTIOUS IN ACTION. 4. WAS INT TIATIVE. 5. UNEMOTIONAL. i G. ANALYTIC IN HIS THINKING. J. CONSTANTLY STRIVING FOR NEW KROWLEDGE ANO (DEAS. GETS ALONG WiTH PEOPLE aT ALL SOCIAL LEVELS. HAS SENSE OF HuMOR, 10. KMOWS WHEN TO SEEK ASSISTANCE. CALM. 12. CAN GET ALONG WITH PEGPLE, ! MEMORY FOR FACTS. 3. t4. GETS THINGS DONE. KEEPS GRIENTED TOWARD LONG TERM GOALS. bie CAN COPE WITH EMERGENCIES. HAS HIGH STANDARDS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. CAN KEEF GOING MAS STAMINA: A LONG TIME. ~ HAS WIDE RANGE OF INFORMATION. ' SHOWS ORIGINALITY. 21. ACCEPTS RESPONS/ BILITIES. 22. ADMITS HIS ERRORS, i || { ++ | 1] | 4 ba 23. RESPONDS WELL TO SUPERVISION. 24. EVEN DISPOSITION. SECRET . SECRET a (When Filled In} i ‘ FIELD FITNESS REPORT fhe Fitness Report ia on important factor in organization peraonned management, It seeks to provide: 1, The orfanitation selection board with infoemation of value when considering the application of an individual fae momberthip in tha career staff; and 2. A periodic record of job performance as an aid to the effective utilisation eof persannel. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE FIiLD ADMINISTRATIVE OR PERSONNEL OFFICER: Con- revealed by hia day-toeday activities. If thia individ= auit current field adminiatrative inatructions regarding wal haa deen under your supervidion for leas than 30 the initiation and transmittsi of thia report to head- deya, you will cellaborate, if practicable, with his quarters. previous supervisors to make eure the reportie accurete ‘ and complete. Primary responsibility reste sith the TO THe FIELD SUPERVISOR: Read the entire form before current aupervisor. It ia assumed thet, throughout the attempting to complete any item. As the euperviaor who period this individual hae been under your supervision, aseigna, directs and reviews the work of the individual, you have discharged your supervisory responsibilities you Aave primary cesponsibility for evaluating his by feaquent diacussiona af hie work, ao that in @ gen- ateengths, weeknesees, and on-the-job effactivensse as eral way he knows where he stends, IT 18 OPTIONAL WHETHER OR NOT THIS FITNESS REPORT 1S SHOWN 70 THE PERSON BEING RATED hel, Md CTO i | 1) DATE OF BIRTH 3, SERVICE CEStGNALION —— May 9, 1929 eaeen- 4. GRADE ATIOK DESIGNATION (Cu GS-9 : Panama 7, PERIOO COVERED BY THIS REPORT (Incluaive da 31 December 1955 1 December 1954 ~ 31 December 19 SECTION IL (Te be completed by field eupervicor) 7. CURRERT POSITION 2. DAVE ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR POSITION Operations Office -~- KUTUBE (Staff Agent 2 Jama 9 3. STATE THE SPECIFIC ASSIGUMENTS GR TASKS WHICH AME TYPICAL OF THOSE GIVEN TO JHE EMPLOVEE DURING THE PAST THAEE 7O SIX WONTHS (Liat in order of frequency) 1. Acting Chief of KUCAGE operations since mid October 1955 and, for approximtely three months before that time, personally planned and directed a very active KUCAGE campaign against the local CP-controlled labor organization. 2. Case Officer trainee on direct contact with one of Station's top local CP penetrations. . 3. Idaison with indigenous persons and with CDYOKE officials as needed to carry out his duties. 4e Travel control and surveillance duties as directed. : posten “" ttt in , I a i SECTION 111 ¢7o be completed st headquarters only DO NOT COMPLETE - FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY AUTHENTICATION OF REPORT AND SIGNATURES . NAME OF RATER (True) ” 2. NAME OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL IN FIELD (True) A ED AR . Cw fe a + THES REPORT COA) was (J Was NOT SHOWN TO THE INDIVIDUAL BEING RATED. 4, BATE REPORT AQTHEN- ; MAME AND SIGNATURE OF ADMINISTRATIVE OR PERSONNEL OFFICER AT HEADQUARTERS TICATED AT HQS. AUTHORIZED TO MITHENTICATE FITNESS REPORT AND SIGNATURES 5,1956 FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY Form NO. YBa SECRET mo SECRET When Filled In) 3. TROL CATE THE APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF MONTHS THE RATED EMPLOYEE NAS BEEN UNDER YOUR SUPERVISION 6 months 4. COMMENTS ‘CONCERNING POTENT/AL : A combination of youth, experience, drive and @ fertile mird, among other at would annear to indicate a bright future for Subjeet. The Tyree bot hee the qualificetions for both FI ana PP tyne vork is anot wel e is fevor, as is his facility for languages, SECTION H. FUTURE PLANS 1, TRAINING OR OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL EXPERIENCE PLANNED FOR THE INDIVIDUAL Subject has Just comleted Intelligence Orientation ar? World Communism cours We is currently taking the Anti-Communiat Ona Course and horeg to get trainin covert political warfare and covert scononte werfera, prior to reassignment. expected that Subject will be reassigned to the field (in an FI or PP cepacit umon commletion of the nresent tour ef Yeadcuarters. + NOTE CTHER FACTORS, INCLUDING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN ENDIVIQUAL'S FUTURE Subject is nersonable as well as versetile erd grould be able to adant to vir any Job to which he might be Besigned, He would vrobably be most valuable in WH or WF cepecity due to strong language and erea knowledge qualifications, of versatility ard drive, he would be a good candidate for essigmmont as chief small station or bage requirirg multiple talents, DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL DIRECTIONS: This section is provided as an eid to describing the individual as you see him on the job. the words litersily. On the page below eve @ series of statements that spply in some degree to most o the left of esch statement is # box under the heading “category.” Read each statement and insert in q category number which best tells how much the statement epplies to the person covered by this report. HAVE NOT ORSERYED THIS: HENCE CAN GIVE HO OPINION AS TO HOW THE DESCRIPTION APPLE THDIVEOUAL . APPLIES TO Ie INQIVIDUGL “JO THE LEAST POSSISLE DEGREE CATEGORY MUMBER APPLIES TO iNDIVIOUAL TOA LIMITED DEGAEE APPLIES TO INDIVIDUAL TO AN AVERAGE DEGREE APPLIES TO INRIVIDUAL TO AN ABOVE AVERAGE DEGREE APPLIES.TO. ImDIVIDYAL TO AN OUTSTANDING DEGAEE 1. awe To rE sworurats 1t, #aS nigh S1anpanos oF 2t, 06 FFFECTIVE Ih . ACCOMPLISHMENT StOMS WITH aszO 22. IMPLEMENTS pect 4 $ GRIGiNALE? wes " , 4 GAROLESH OF OWN POimT GF view + ACCEPTS RESrons? icin odes Ties 3 ues crrons 26 + CAM WARE DECHSIONS on Wis Oem HHER REKD ARISES 3. RAS ums Ti are 28. 94 YeOUSHTFUL © 4. US AMALYTIC tw WS THK. ia S- STMEWES COMSTARTLX FoR WED KMOBLLOGE AnD 1 DEAS «+ RESFOMOS WELL TO sumeR- + OF SPL AVS Q q vision O1smLavs suogem ——4 _ _ SB. RNOWS WREN TO SEEK + BOES KIS sO@ SI THOUT 2 SYRONG SUPPORT 6. me + COMES UP wet v s . ‘ SOkuTi on 2 $$ VERSATILE TO PROBLEMS 8 iTictsm ¢ 9 S. HAS MEMORY FOR FRETS - tS CaStevaer 2 wis CA cr f STRUCTIVE a. 29. FaACtLiTaATES smoc TION OF WIS OFFA UB SECURS TY Con ASTISTANCE i 7. CAM GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE G. SETS THINGS DOME + THINES CLEARLY - COMPLETES ASS!|GNMENTS 30. DOES NOT REQUIRE + CAN COPE wWitH EMERCENCS ES WITH SLL OwARLE TIME AND CONTINUOUS 8 Limits ston SECRET SECRET (When Filled Inj Da te, INSTRUCT HONS | FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER: Consult current instructions for. completing this report. POR THE SUPERVISOR: This report 18 A privileged communication to your supervisor, and to appropriate career manages mont and personnel officials concerning the potential of the employee being rated. It is NOT to be shown to the rated employee, It is recommended that you read the entire report before completing any question. This report is to be completed only after the employec has been under your supervision FOR AT LEAST 90 DAYS. If Less than 90 days, hold and complete after the 90days has clansed, If this is the INETIAL REFORT on the employee, however, it MUST be completed and forwarded to the OP no later than 30 days after the due date indicated in item § of Section “E*' below, SEcTiOw €. GENERAL 1. NAME (haat) URinet) OT UMiddie) Ye. pate OF BiaTN Tae Sex Kewt Wiliam Lm 9 May 1929 ¥ S. OFFICE/BIVISION/@RANCK GF ASSIGNMENT 6. OFFICIAL POSETION TITLE DDP/WE/Brench III Area Ops Offi &. DATE REPORT OVE IN OF 3. PERIOD COVERED BY THIS REPORT (Inclusive dates) GS-2), B January 19 . 2 July 1956 - 27 Decenbd 956 19, TYPE CF REPORT ‘a PRET AL REASSIGNMENT. SUPERVISOR speciat (Speci fy) (Check one) ix | AWNUAL [TP ReassiGumint-twrtovee SECTION F. __ CERTIFICATION 1. FOR THE RATER: f CERTIFY THAT THIS REPORT REPRESENTS MY BEST JUDGEMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL BEING RATED ics WM TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND STEN ACERS GF SUPERVISOR [C. SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL TITLE 9} ith . rea, Ona Offien FoR \REVIEMING OFFICIAM i 0 3 es oy, Wee REPORT Ay® NOTED ANY DIFFERENCE OF OPINION SN ATTACHED MEMO. TYPED on C. OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL OFFIC toe ae as Oa. BR ee the &. ESTIMATE OF POTENTIAL 5, POT TIAL TO ASSUME GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES DIRECTIONS: Considering others of his grade and type of assignment, rate the employee's potential to assume greater responsibilities. Think in terms of the kind of responsibility encountered et the various levels in his kind of work. ALREADY ABOVE THE LEVEL AT WHICK SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE EXPECTED HAS REACHED THE AIGHEST LEWEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE EXPECTED MAKING PROGRESS, BUT NEEDS MORE TIME BEFORE HE CAN BE TRAINED TO ASSUME GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES READY FOR TRAINING IN ASSUMING GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES WILL PROBABLY ADJUST QUICKLY TO MORE RESPONSIBLE DUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING ALREACY ASSUMING MORE RESPONSIBILITIES THAN EXPECTED AY HIS PRESENT LEVEL AN EXCEPTIONAL PERSON WHO tS ONE OF THE FEW WHU SHOULO BE CONSIDERED FOR EARLY ASSUMPTION OF HIGHER LEVEL AESPONSIBILITIES . 5 MOAR OR RATING NUMBER 2. SUPERVISORY POTENTUAL DIRECTIONS: Answer this questian: iiss this person the abiivey to be # wuperviver? E (OT yee mal] No | If your answer is YES, indicate below your epinien or guess of the level of supervisory ability this person will reach AFTER SUITABLE TRAINING. Indicate your opinion by placing the number of the descriptive rating below which comes closest to expressing your opinion in the sgpropriate column. If your rating is based on observing him supervise, note your rating in the “actual column. Tf based on opinion of his potential, note the rating in the “potential* colyan. RESCRIPTIVE HAVE NO OPINION ON HIS SUPERV: SORY POTENTIAL §N THIS SITUATION RATONG BELIEWE INDIVIDUAL WOULD GE A WEAK SUPERVISCR IN THIS KINO OF SiTUATION NUMBER é BELIEVE (UNDIVIOUAL WOULD BE AN AVERAGE SUPERVISOR IN THIS KIND OF SITUATION . $+ GELIEVE INOIVIE QUAL WouLlo BE 4 STRONG SUPERWISOR IN THIS SITUATION ACTUAL POTENTIAL DESCAIPTIVE SITUATION Rh GROUP GoOlmS THE Bastc JO8 {truck drivers. stenographers, technicians of profeesione! spe- cialists of various kinds) evewe CONTACT WITH TMMEDIATE SUBORDINATES 13 FAEQUENY (First line A GROYM OF SUPERVISORS WHE GIRECT THe Babe 36a (Second line aupervisors) SROUP. WHO MAY OR MAY HOT BE SUPERVISORS, WHICH 15 RESPONSIBLE FOR MASON PLAS, ORGANIZATION Ano PSiicy (Executive level) ke ae ae ne Er : WHEN CONTACT WITH PMMEQUATE SugdnDImaTES £5 NOT FREQUENT es es ~ cent tte tn nite enn t & , vos fi l wih TMMECUATE SUBCROINATES* ACTIVITIES ARE DEVERSE AND weep meacruc goo IMMEGUEATE SUBOREINA TES INCLUSE MEMBERS OF THE DFP USS TE SEX REPLACES PREVIQUS EDITIONS " FORM NO. WG (Part Hh} or roRMs 48 AND aca wuicn SECRET Potential to 1 NOV 55 ARE OBSOLETE SECRET When Filled In) 2. RATINGS ON PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC oUTIES DIRECTIONS: ~ —_ : ~ cies oe OFFICE OF. oF as a n, State in the spaces below up to six of the more important SPECIFIC duties per FICE AE PERSONNE: period, Place the most important first. fe not include minor or unimportant duties. b. Rate performance on ench specific duty considering ONLY effectiveness in performance of this specific duty. ¢. For supervisors, ability to supervise will always be rated as a specific Ln rot rate as supervisors those who supervise a@ secretary oniy). rfo ily AM 857. duty at a da. Compare in your mind, when Possible, the individual being rated with ot e. Two individuals with the same job tithe may be performing different duties. If so, cate them on different Similar ievel of responsibility. duties. f.2Be specific. Examples of the kind of duties that might be rated are: MAIL fog ORAL BRIEFING HAS AND USES AREA KNOWLEDGE CONDUC Mernocartows GIVING LECTURES DEVELOPS NEW PROGRAMS PREPARES SUMMARIES CONDUCTING SEMINARS ANALYZES INDUSTRIAL REPORTS TRANSLATES GERWAN WRITING TECHNICAL REPORTS MANAGES FILES DEBRIEFING SOURCES CONDUCTING EXTERNAL LIAISON OPERATES RADIO : KEEPS BOOKS TYPING COORDINATES WITH OTHER CFFICES DRIVES TRUCK TAKING DICTATION WRITES REGULATIONS MAINTAINS AIR CONDITIONING SUPERVISING PREPARES CORRESPONDENCE EVALUATES SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA & For some jobs, duties may be broken down even further if supervisor considers it advisable, e.g., combined key and phone operation, in the case af a radio operator. . | + INCOMPETENT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS aUTY 6 + PERFORMS THIS DUTY IN AN OUTSTANDING MANNER 2+ BARELY ADEQUATE iN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS FOUND IN VERY FEW INDIVIDUALS HOLDING SIME- DESCRIPTIVE Gury LAR JOaS RATING 3 PERFORMS THES OuTY ACCEPTABLY 7+ ERCELS ANYONE {1 KNOW IN THE PERFORMANCE OF NUMBER 4+ PERFORMS THIS DUTY IN A COMPETENT MANNER THIS DUTY S + PERFORMS THIS OuTY IN SUCH A FINE MANNER THAT HE 1S A DISTINCT ASSET ON HIS JOB GRHCE PEO Buty wo, FT RATINGESPECIFIC GuTY wo. @ . 7 RATING Provides suprort ard guidance to NUMBER Tos and ages knowledge of area and NUMBER field on PP matters, language, | SPECINICG cuty wa. 2 . SPECTRFIC DuTyY mo, RATING Coordinates with other Headquarters eVelops ani dllustrates new ideas for “$°" Components on matters relating to PP Field PP effort (political cartoons et SPECIFIC ouTY Ho. 8 SPOCIFFG outy wo. 6 RATING Prepares periodic progress end status NUMBER reports ani originates dispatches top 34, NARRAT'VE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF 308 PERFORMANCE RATING NUMBER NUMBER DIRECTIONS: Stress strengths and weaknesses, particularly those which affect development on present job. Subject's initiative and imaginetion, combined with Spanish language facility and area knowledge, have made him particularly valuable in his praesent capacity a3 Headquarters case officer for the complex and ever expanding PP program in Cuba, In addition to the usual support functiong as a Headquarters case officer, he has originated a mimber of ideas which have bean incorporated into the Cuban program, The rater has observed no significant shortcomings in subject, He is a little toc impulsive at times, though mic of this may be attributed to his drive, which is, in turn, probably his greatest asset. SECTION. D. SUITABILITY FOR CURRENT JOU IN ORGANIZATION DIRECTIONS: Take into account here everything you know about the indiv dual....praductivity, canduct in the Job, Pertinent personsi characterixztics or habits, special defects or talenta....and haw he fits in with your tram. Com pere him with others doing similar work of about the same level, 1+ DEFINETELY UNSULFEACLE » HE SHOULD BE SEPARATED 2 - OF COUBTFUL SUITABILITY... WOULD NOT HAVE ACCEPTEO HIM IF ob HAD KNOWN WRAT 1 KNOW HOW TOA BARELY ACCEPTABLE EMPLOYEE... BELOW AVERASE BUT WITH NO WEAKNESSES SUFFICIENTLY OUTSTANDING TO Waas 5 RANT HIS SEPARATION 4+ GF THE SAME SutTASILITY RS MOST PEOPLE £ KNOW IM THE ORGANIZATION RATING 3° A FINE EMPLOYEE - MAS SOME OUTSTANDING STRENGTHS Mumege | ® AN UNUSUALLY STRONG PERSON IN TERMS OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION 7 + EACELLED G¥ ONLY A FEW IN SUITASILITY FOR WORK IN THE ORGANIZATION LOBETTER SUITED FOR WORK IN SOME OTHER POSITION IN THE ORGANIZATION? (J ves EJ no. tr ves, Ne is however, equally. suited for work of an FI nature, iS TRES INDI VE EXPLAIN FULLY: seat” SECRET SECRET woe (When Filled In) ae __ _ _. IWSTRUCTIONS _ i FOR THE ADHINISTRATIVE OFFICER: Consult current instructions for coupleting this report. FOR THE SUPERVISOR» This ‘report is designed to"help-you express your evaluation of your subordinate and to transmit this evaluation to your supervisor end senior officials. Organization policy requires that you inform the subordi-~ nate where he stands with you. Completion of the report can help you prepare for a discussion with him of his Strengths and weaknesses. It in also organization policy that you show Part Iof this report to the employce except under conditions specified in Regulation 20-370. It is recommended that you reed the entire form before completing aay Westion, If this is the initial report on the employee, it must be completed end forwarded to the Office of Personnel no later than 30 deya after the date indicated in item 8, of Section “A” below. SECTION A, j GENERAL . _ 1. NAME (Last) (First) (Hiddle} 2. DATE OF BIRTH 3. SEK Va. SERVICE DESIGNATICN KENT Willies x yi9e) | OM ; DI BS. OFFICE/DIVISION/ BRANCH OF ASS! GNMENT @. OFFIEIAL POSITION TITLE DIP /WEH/Breneb i Area Ops Officer S$. DATE REPORT OLE IN OP @. PERIGD COVERED BY THIS REPORT (Inclusive dates) y 2 July 1956 - 27 Decenber 1956 10. TYPE OF REPORT cr REASSEGHMENT. SUPEAYI EDR setciay (Speci fy} (Check one) [amu OT AEASSIGHMONT- CMPLOYER SECTION 8. CERTIFICATION a u faq JHE RATER: > THIS REPORT a= J was [7] #as NOT BEEN SHOWN TO. THE. 5 MOT: : DOM. . _ . an . ‘ NDIVIGUAL. RATED. (8 NOT SHOWN, EXPLAIN- WH 2 an he, CHECK FX) “APPROPRIATE STATEMENTS: whee . — . ~ ~ : . + a . - 4 . ay x THiS REPORT MEFLECTS fey OM OP aKdOMS OF THIS tmDie (Fo rmorerouhe 68 mateo “S" tu Ch Om D, A WARHIRG LET. om berowar.. bee ~, ~ oe . TEN WAG SENT TO We BA COPY AYTACHED .70. THIS REPORTS THUS MEOGMT REFLECTS FHE COMBINCD CRINFONS “OF MYSELF y GAMROT CERTIFY THAT THE RATED ImDt vi DUAL KNOeS soe > +4 AMD Pag vious SuPtavs OMS. . . : * S.BVALUATHE mtS, 208 PERFOMMANCE BECAUSE (Speed fy yr PomAYE DPSCUSSED SETH THES CMPFLOVEE WES STMENG INS x AMD MEARMESSES SO THAT HE KWORS HERE HE Stamos. a Be THIS DATE so, $ €. F¥PED OF. PRINTED AND SIGNATURE OF we BD. SUPERVISOR’ S OFFICraL TITLE 26 ‘Jamary 1957 ‘| James B, HO bean, Wo: 8 Area Ops Officer 2. FOR THE REVIEWING OFFICIAL: RECORD ANY SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCE OF OPINION WITH THE SUPERVISOR, OR ANY OTHER THe FORMATION. SHICH BILL LEAD YO A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS REPORT, . : o 4, ~ voy : oo . ‘ . Pasted ho Peviewad by 7 [7] comrenuco on arracnen sheer is reflected in the obove section. B. TYPED OR ee, 4 « OFFICIAL TI FLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL OFFICAL Wa Gi C/wH/ TTT _JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION RATING ON GENERAL PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES DIFECTIONS: Consider ONLY the productivity and effectiveness with which the individual being rated has performed his duties during the rating period. Compore him ONLY with others doing similar work at 9 similar level of respon- sibility. Fraetors ather than productivity will be taken into account later in Section D. 1+ DOES NOV PERFORM DUTIES ADEQUATELY: HE 1S INCOMPETENT. 2 - BARELY ADEQUATE IN PERFORMANCE: ALTHOUGH HE HAS HAD SPECIFIC GUIDANCE OR TRAINING, HE OFTEN FACLS TO CARRY OUT RESPONSIBILITFES, ss “ PERFORMS MOST OF HES DUTIES ACCEPTABLY: GCCASIONALLY REVEALS SOME AREA OF WEAKNESS. PERFORMS OUTIES th A COMPETENT, EFFECTIVE MANNER. A FINE PERFORMANCE: CARRIES GUT MANY OF HIS RESPONS! SIL ITIES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. PERFORMS HIS OUTIES IN SUCH AN OUTSTANDING MARNER THAT HE 15 EQUALLED BY FEW OTHER: GERSONS KNOWN TO THE SUPERVISOR. “ae y REPLACES PREVIOUS FOITIONS FORM NO. WG (Part 1) of cous a5 AND aga WHICH SECRET Performance (4s ARE OBSOLETE. PNOV §5 1 ee SECRET ‘ (When Filled In) FITNESS REPORT (Part Il) POTENTIAL oe : INSTRUCTIONS ; FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER: Consult current instructions for completing this report, POR THE SUPERVISOR: This report is a privileged communication tO your Supervisor, and to appropriate career mand ment and personnel officials concerning the potential of the employee heing rated. It is NOT to be shown ta rated employce. ft is recommended that you read the entire report before completing any question. This report to be compteted only after the employee has been under your supervision FOR AT LEAST 90 GAYS. If tess than 90 da hold and complete after the 9odeys has elapsed. If this is the INITIAL REPORT on the employee, however, it MUS completed and forwarded to the OF na later than 30 days after the due date indicated in item & of Section “Tt bel SECTION EF. vee ene SENER AL 1. (Laat) (Middle) aT Miles _ OFFICE/DIVISTON/ BRANCH OF ASS | GNMEN _Area Ops Officer 9. PERIOD COVERED BY 7 EPORT (Inclusive dates) 5 daly. . 27 Dec 56 - 17°38 10. TYPE OF REPORT FEABSIONMEN Ts SUPERVISOR sW#iciar (Specify) (Check ane) DATE REPORT OVE IN OP REASS 1 CMMEN Ts EMPLOVES . CERTIFICATION ao THIS REPORT REPRESENTS mY BEST JUOGEMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL BEING RATEO OR PRINTED NAME AND @IGNAMONE OF SUPERVISOR TC, SUPERVISOR'S OFFICIAL TITLE (> - ‘anes 3B, ~ ¢/ WE/TI1/ Gam MAVE REVIEWED THIS REPORT AND NOTED ANY CIFFERENCE OF OP INiOn IN AYTACKED MEMO. TYPED GO, EO As GNATURE OF REVIEWING [Cs OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICE , OFFIC +29, 1 SECTION G. ESTIMATE OF PUTEMTIAL 1, POTENTIAL TO ASSUME GREATER, RESPONSIBILITIES DIRSCTIONS: Consider g others of his grade ond type of assignment, cate the employee’a potential to assume wreat responsibilities. Think in terms of the kind of responsibility encountered st the various levels in his kind work. f+ ALREADY ABOVE THE LEWEL AT WHICH SATISFACTORY PEAFORMANCE Can BE EXPECTED 2+ HAS REACHED THE HIGHEST LEVEL at WHicH SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE CAN BE EXPECTED 3 - MAKING PROGRESS, BUT NEEDS MORE Time BEFORE ME CAN BE TRAINED TO ASSUME GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES § 4 + READY FOR TRAINING IN ASSUMING GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES S + WiLL PROBABLY ADJUST QUICKLY TO MORE RESPONSIBLE DUTIES WITHOUT FURTHER TRAINING F > ALREADY ASSUMING MORE RESPONS(BILITIES THAN EXPECTED at Mi5 PRESENT LEVEL 7 + AN EXCEPTIONAL PERSON WHO 1S ONE OF THE FEW WHO’ SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR EARLY ASSUMPTION OF HIGHE LEVEL RESPONSIBILITIES RATING NUMBER 2. SUPERVISORY POTENT: al DIRECTIONS: Answer this Question: Hea this person the sbility to be » supervisor? answer is YES, indicate ini or guess of the level of supervisery ebility ¢ SUITABLE TRAINING. i by placing the number of the descriptive rating below which comes closes tO expressing your opinion in the appropriste column. “If your rating is based on observing him supervise, note you cating in the "ectusl" column. If based on opinion of his potential, note the rating in the "potential" coluan. ” * HAVE NO OPINION ON HES SUPERVISORY POTENTIAL IN THIS SITUATION RATING > BELIEVE INDEVIDUAL WOULD BE A WEAK SUPERVISOR IN THIS KIND OF SITUATION NUMBER + BECTEVE INDIVInuUAL wouLD BE AN AVERAGE SUPERVISOR 1N THIS KIND OF SITUATION > BELIEVE INDivVISYAL woud BE A STRONG SUPERVISOR IN THIS SUTUATION RESCHIPTIVE aAcTuAL " PorenTiat | “DESCRIPTIVE $tTUATION “TA GROUW DOtMG wwe @ASIO VOB (trock drivers, atenographere., technicians of grofessional ape cialiets af various kinds) wwWere’cowtact wird IMMEDIATE SUBORDINATES 18 ereoutd? (First lind supervisor) u A GROUP OF SUPERVISOmS WHS DTMECT tnt @astc som (Secund line auperviaors) A SMOUP, WHO Mar on MAY MOY BE SUCERVISONS. emtca 4s RESPONSI aE FO . GMGANITATION 2 AND POLICY (Executive ‘level ) WHEM COMTACT WIitH GeMEDIATE § . + . - t . » 7 . pAMEN IMesorare SUBDRDIMATES® Pease Chrasse, £D CAMEFUL COOROMATIO 2 i . oa : 2 aa IMMEDIATE SUBORDINATES MEMBERS Lag fhe ne ¥ bbe : 2 2 a corner (Specify) , FEPLACES PREVIOUS FDI TIONS venov ay 4S (Part 11) or corms as ano ase wich SECRET Potential NO s v 8s ARE OBSOLETE sECREF (When Fiiled In) MONTHS THE RATED ‘Lammod. 8 33 i) a SUPERVISION COMMENTS CONCERNING POTENTEAL Based on youth, desire and contribution to ook, Fries weuld appetr to have a ‘ bright futere with the erginisation, His ls: Gnd area knovledge mke hin 3. INDICATE THE APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF 4: particularly walwble in WE area, well and ag indicated previeusly @ltheugh he is alse finest Ma attributes which am Italian, enews that should mike him a wlwable igtelligence efficer in or PP c&pcity. I+ is rater's SECTION ¥. cS ARDS ts TRAINING OR OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL EXPERIENCE PLANW mest Sny Gres, vhether in FI FUTURE PLANS ED FOR THE INDIVIDUAL Subject bas wadergene considerable trQ@ining during past year, Ss World Communian, Apti-Conmunist take several additional courses coming years hepes te transfer taking such courses Ops, Paychelegioal and Reanent fiucluding O38 prier to Teassigament te field during c my to Wi Division eventwily, : 7 MOTE OTHER FACTORS, INCLUDING PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN INDIVIDUAL’S FUTURE A531 ONMENT Mo limiting fucters. Should adjust well in virtwilly aay area, RECTION 1. RECTIONS: This section DESCRIPTION OF IMDIVIDUAL ie provided as an eid to deacribing the individue!l » ne words literally. On the Pege below are s neries of gtetements that Ne left of esch etatement ise box under the heading “category, * ategory number which best telis how much the statement applies to th rename ee te eS HOw UC h X + HAVE MOT OBSERVED THIS: HENCE CAN GIVE NO teOtVI OAL 5 you see him on the job. Interpret apply in some degree ta most peopie. To Read each statement and insert in the box the © person covered by this report. OPINION AS TO HOM THE DESCRIPTION APPLIES YO THE {+ APPLEES To THE INGIVIOUAL TO THE LEAST POSSIBLE OEGREE CATEGORY NuMBER 2+ APPLIES To INDIVIDUAL TO A LiMiteo DEGREE 3+ APPLIES Yo IMDEVIDUAL TO AN AVERAGE DEGREE i 4 + APPLIES TO INDIVISUAL-To aM AUOVC AVERAGE DEGREE a $ - APPLIES To FWDIVIDUAL TO an QUTSTANDING DEGREE . TeaoRy STATEMENT CATEGORY STATEMENT STATEMENT 1. aOLe fo Stk BNO THEA S POINT OF vige CAM MARE DECUSIONS OW HES!) Oem WHIM WEED amiars WAS Vat reareve Wh. RAR HEGH STéwSAROs OF ACCOMPLL SuMENT 2Y. 03 Crrecrive ow piscus- S1OMS WITH ASSOCHATES $s wr 22- lMPLeweerTs Decisions me- TE: SWGES oni cemacy ry 3 GAROLESS OF COMM FoELENES . PTS mesPows: eiiy- 8 ann ; ° rere ge 23. tS THoventruc oF O7mERS VS AmaALYTIC tha th WI THE. 3 im AOMITS WIE ERRORS on one CORKS WELL UNGER PRESSURE STRIVES Comagrantiy foe NEW RMOWLEDGE ono Pocas US. RESPORDS waeLL vision TO SUPERS O1SPLAYS JunctMeNT . . tL. 6. KNOWS WHEN TO Sete 36. GOES HIS 208 WeTeouT 28 1S SECURITY conscious ASSIStance s STHOMS SUPPORT 3 . 12. COMES UP WTR SOLUTIONS An ty ace iy, PEOPLE + PS vERsagtin c 6 NG WivH Pe 3 10 PROMCEMS & 27 e a 28 WIS CREVECE SM £8 Come B. WAS wEMORY FOR FACTS TH. 1S CBSERVANT STtRUCTiVE GETS THINGS COME 'g. THINKS CLEARLY FACIRNTATES SHOOTH OPERAS TION OF WES OFFITE 8 thw ‘nage METH FUERGEN TICS COMPLETES ASS!GNMENTS WETKIN ALL OwASLE Time Limits SECRET ee . BEES NOT WEOUTAE STRONG aND CONTIMUOUS SUPER WE ® sr aN SECRET (When Filled in) GENERAL (Firat) (Middie) 2, DATE OF aIRTH a, TYPE OF REPORT [pearance a4, La Oo PERIOD EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES ist up to six of the ti int itie duti pert d during the ratin, riod, Insert rating number which best descr al ti which employes performs EACH tpecilic ui Consider ONLY sHfeclivercas in performance of that duty. All emp with supervisery raapensibilities MUST be rated on thelr ability t0 Supervine (indicate number of employees supervised). SPECIFIC oUuTY NO. RATING | SPECSFiCc DUTY NOL 4 Supervising JMWAVE PW Section “or |Serving as Case Officer for a composed of 7 staff or contract 5- inumber of PW operations, personnel, . sPRCiPIC OUTY NO. 2 RATING |SPECipIC DUTY NO. 8 Planning PW operations against | “™ Handling Political action Latin America eontacts, SPECIFIC DUTY NO. s Planning PW operations against Cuba. Take inte occount everything cheut the empleyse which influences his offectiveress in his evrrent poxition - performonce of » duties, productivity, conduct on job, conperativeress, pertinent personal traits or hobits, porticulor limitations or folents, 6a: Your knowledge of ompleyen’s overall porfermence during the rating period, ploce the rating number in the box corresponding ta statement which mest accurately reflects his level of mance. + Performance in mony important respects fails to meet reavirements, - P ‘® meets most requirements but is deficient in one or more important raspects, + Performance clearly meets basic requirements. P eloorly exceeds basic requizaments. + Perfermeace in every importont respect is superior. + Performance in evary tospect is eutstending. - SECTION D DESCRIPTION OF THE EMPLOYEE® ‘tn the rating boxes below, check (X) the degree te which each charaeterlsyic applies to the employee 1. Leost possible dagres 3+ Novmal degree [4- Above average degree (5. Outstonding degras Nor nor | - ATING CHARACTERISTICS APPLI-| Op: bd caace |serveo| 7 | GETS THINGS DONE a RESOURCEFUL ; AGCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES [ { EAN MAKE DECISIONS ON HIS OWN WHEN NEED ARISES |_| DOES NIS JOB WITHOUT STRONG SUPPORT FACILITATES SMOOTH OPERATION OF HIS OFFlee WRITES EFFECTIVELY SECURITY CONSCIOUS THINKS CLEARLY DISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND DISPOSING OF RECORDS OTHER (Sjreeily): ——_ } 2 3 4 5 6 mG a | GinEES ORM tse 45 OBSOLETE PREVious EOIT IONS, SECRET Wei NChe B ta, NER ea tae AT Bat Leh a ttn ~~ SECRET Section F 3, I agree with the rating officer that the subject has a great deal of enthusiasm and interest in his Job and in many aspects performs his duties in a highly professional manner, I do not, however, for reasons stated below, believe that his over all rating should be higher than 4+, While it is true that he desonstrates considerable imagination and energy, he is headstrong and develops prejudices that prevent him on cocasions from being objective in handling operations, This in ay opinion is dus to his youth and lack of experience in dealing with a particular situation of the kind with whieh he is now faced. This is by no means meant to be « reflection on his qualitications or future potential, I euphatically disagrees with the last sentence of Section E for the reasens set out above. He should not be, at the present time, given greater individual responsibility but rather should be subject to close, strong supervision of a cenior officer. SECRET SECRET hen Filled In SECTIONE NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF MANNER OF JOB PERFORMANCE Strass strengths ond weaknesses demonstrated in current position. indicate suggest patuTEtM Glemployes for improvement af his work. Giva recommendations for his training. Describe, if appropriate page evelopment and for assuming greater re- sponsibilities. Amplify of explein, if appropriate, ratings given in se6 8, C, and D to provide the bext basis for determining fywture personnel actions, _ 3 be Subject hag a unique flair for rankged Lnall Mate, political action operations. His previous field experience in dealing with Latin American political action agents and his Facility Hone the Spanish language have made him an unusually strong asghh the conduct of current operations in the Dominican Republic. His personality and background enable him to establish rapport with foreign nationals with remarkable ease, He uses imagination in developing new operations and is aggressive in follow-up procedures, He is well qualified for a Headquarters position which would give him greater individual responsibility. SY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS @GEN 'F THIS REPORT Has NO ENS “ MONTHS SMP LOVEE Was RY NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION IF REPORT 1S NOT BEING MADE AT THIS TIME, GIVE REASON. : | __[EmPLOVEE UNDER MY SUPERVISION LEsS THAN 80 DAYS ; [RePors MADE WITHIN LAT 90 DAYS OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL 1 WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE ABOUT THE SAME EVALUATION, ~ | YWOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE A HIGHER EVALUATION. | CANNOT JUDGE THESE EVALUATIONS. | AM NOT SUFFICIENTLY FAMILIAR WITH THE EMPLOVEE’S PERFORMANCE, COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL ™ See attachment. OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL [TYPED OR ho AWO SIGNATURE Ned P, Holman SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) GENERAL (Firat) (Middlay 2. DATE OF BIRTH VUtlitam Me 29 May 1929 7. OFF/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT DPPAR, Ere & TYPE OF REPORT REASSIGNMENT /SUPER VISOR REASSIGNMENT/EMPLOYEE 11. REPORTING PERIOD SPECIAL (Specify) Pran T Gfunct, _7Ded6l EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert tating number which best describes the mannet in which employes performs EACH specific Jury: Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of thor duty, All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on thelr obility to Supervise (indicate manber of employees superviaed), 1 - Unsatisfactory 2- Borely adequate SPECIFIC OUTY No. t RATING | SPECiFic OUTY NO. 4Maintaini current Planning and development of CA “or | f4les on political personalities & operations on Dominican Republic k east of epciitical develop~ Desk at Headquarters : ; nation of SPECIFIC DUTY NO.2 Personal contact with Dominican exile leaders in U.S. and Using knowledge cf Spanish to act y as interpreter & translator in operational matters SPECIFIC DUTY NO. S writing position papers & project documents on CA operations for WE Division & use of senior staffs, Toke inte oxcount everything about the empicyes which influences his effectiveness in his current position - serfarmonce of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, ceoperstiveness, inent personal traits or hobits, particular limitations or tolents. Based on yeur knowledge af employea’s overali performance during the ruting period, place the rating number in the box corresponding te the Statement which moat accurately reflects his level of lormance. 1 - Perfeemonce in meny important tpapects fails to meet requirements. RATING 2 - Perfermance meets most requirements but Is deficient in one or more important? respects, NO. 3 - Performance claarly meets basic requirements. 4 - Pertormonce clearly exceeds basic requirements, 5 5 - Performance in every importent respect is superior, 6 - Pertormance in every respect is eulstanding. DESCRIPTION OF THE EMPLOYEE In the rating boxes belew, check (X) the degree to which each choracteristic applies to the amployee 1 - Lecst possible degree {2 - Limited degree 3-Normal degree [4+ Above overage degree | 5 - Outstanding degree . 3 GETS THINGS DONE : a RESOURCEFUL : x 4. : | |x | ACTEPTS RESPONSIDILITIES ee mpm Pt x CAN MAKE DECISIONS ON HIS OWN WHEN NEED ARISES [OT DOES HIS JOB WITHOUT STRONG SUFPORT ZZ = 5 FACILITATES SwGOTH OPERATION OF HIS OFFICE WRITES EFFECTIVELY en ae SECURITY CONSCIOUS ~ . THINKS CLEARLY ~ oe DISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND DISPOSING OF RECORDS | tt xf OrNen Semele — a SEE SECTION *E* ON REVERSE SIDE ol tee 45 ossovere previous EDITIONS. SECRET hen Filied In NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION.OB HANNER OF JOB PERF” “MANCE Strose strengths ond weaknesses der re in current position. Indicate sugdnstig a. >» employee for improvemant of his work, Give recommendations for his ti..nin, Oescribe, if opprepriate, his potential f. evaly ment ond for assuming greater res tponsibilities. Amplify or exploin, il appropriote, rotings given in SECTIONS B, C, snd ui to provide the baat basis for determining future personnel actions. hug Yes Me, Kent's greatest strengths oi 2 cad binary tical mind, skiliful handling of agent personnel, fluency in languages, intimate background knowledge of targets and assets, stroug Rey lity up and down, good sense of humor. He has the ambition to go on’ obs calling for greater responsibility, and he has amply demonstrated his readiness to move on to such jobs. , On occasion he may forget that good staff work includes not only aefining problems but recommending sound solutions as well. This is only a transitory weakness that will be corrected by more experience and . training. The undersigned would be happy to have Mr. Kent as a ‘colleague , during any future assignment. ‘ SECTION F CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS 1 BY EMPLOYEE * | certify thar | have seen Sections A, 8, C, D and E of this Report. Pe Qucust ae Pee OF mrsores ( 7 n Wes 7 ; 2 BY SUPERVISOR . ; ee ene ecision BREN Ge THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION ; | Mr. Kent departed JMWAVE prior to the preparation 10 of this report. ; . . iF REPORT IS NOT BEING MADE AY Tris TIM!, GIVE KEASON. ‘ | fxupLovan UNDER MY SUPERVISION LESS Tran #0 Days |] REPORT MADE WITHIN LAST 06 GAYS | lovwza (Specify): Dave OPPiciaL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR r wal y Chief of Base, JMWAVE ‘Robert Reyholdsa 3. BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL iy 1 WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYER ABOUT THE SAME EVALUATION. [Ni woure maveraivan Tab eweLovenanignamavALuATiON, fT } WOULD HAVE GIVEN THIS EMPLOYEE A LOWER EVaLUATION, . + CANNOT JUDGE THESE VALUATIONS. ¢ AM MOT GUPFICIENTLY PAMILIAR WITH THE EMPLOY £2'S PERFORMANCE. COMMENTS GF MEVIRWNO OFFICIAL. me Date OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 2 AUG 1961 : : Chief, WH/4 SECRET oe (Whon Filled In) - ai EMC LOVEE ‘Seqiac NUMBER ] GS-12 7. OF F/DIV/@R OF ASSIGNMENT . DDP/WH, Br, 4, D.C TVPE Cf REPORT o. [Trev ecisiote [Jeerennce |" Tniviat [Tre assranment/ausenvieon | T]rexome 1 [“[eniee LX [neastionuew/emrcoven 18, DATE REPONY DUE IN OL, eo REPORTING PERIOD Te SPECIAL (Spectty) Tom. 13Sep60 BJune6. EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE OF SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to sia of the most importont specific duties farlermed during the rating period. Insert rating number which best describes the manner in which empleyes performs EACH apecific duty, Consider ONLY effectiveness in perfarmance of that duty. All empleyass with supervisory respansibilitios MUST be reted an thels ability te Supervise (indicate number of employees suparvised). [1 Unsetistectory [2 Boraly edequate _[3- Acceptable _[4- Competent [5+ Excellent [6 Superioe 7 Owatanding | SPECIFIC DUTY NOT RATING | SPECIFIC DUTY NG, 4 Supervising JMWAVE PW Section “° /Serving as Case Officer for a composed of 7 staff ox contract ' inumber of PW operations. personnel. ; to . SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 RATING [SP¥ CIFIC DUTY NO. 8 Planning PW operations against Noe Handling Political Action Latin America contacts, SPECIFIC DUTY wo. 8 aaane SPECIFIC DUTY NO. Planning PW operations against . Cuba. SECTION C EVALUATION OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT PO Take inte account everything ebeut the employes which intlvences his effactiveness in his currant position - perlermence ef specifis dwties, productivity, conduct aa fob, cooperativences, pertinent personel traits or hoblte, porticular timisetions er talents. Based an yeur knowledge of employee's evereil perfesmonce during the roting poried, place the reting number in the bax corresponding ie the statement which most excurately voflects his level of performonce. : 1 + Perlermonce in many impertont respects foils te meet requiressats, RATING) 2 + Performance meats moat requirements hur is delicient in ane or mere important respects, MO. 3+ Performance claarly moors basic tequiremants, 4+ Performance cleerly exceeds basic requirements, 3 - Peformance in evary important? respect ia superior, 6 « Performance in every eu ipect is eutstonding. 1+ Uwant possible degree 2+ Limited degree o CHARACTERISTICS a oa- . CABLE SERVED GETS THINGS DONE RESOURCEPUL ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES CAN MAKE DECISIONS ON HIS OWN WHEN NEEO ARISES OOES HIS Ou WITHOUT STRONG SUPPORT PACILITATES SMOOTH OPERATION OF HIS OFFICE SECURITY CONSCIOUS OISCIPLINE IN ORIGINATING, MAINTAINING AND SISPOSING OF RECORDS OTHER (Specily): SEE SECTION “E* ON REVERSE SIDE Miele 45 OBSOLETE #REVICUB EOITIONS, SECRET Me me tenet erent eran engi einen ent etna own SECRET (hen Filled In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS : Indicate significant strengths or weakneases demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions made for improvement of work performance. Give recommendations for training, Comment on foreign language competence, if required for current position. Amplify or explain ratings given in Section B to provide best basis for determining future personnel action. Manner of performance of managerial or supervisory duties must be described, if applicable, During the approximately six months of Mr. Kent's association with WH/5, the Branch CA effort was almost exclusively concentrated on a special operation with which Mr. Kent was not directly concerned. His assigned task was to act as Headquarters case officer for those CA projects not directly involved in the special project and for Peripheral aspects of some which were. He performed his assigned duties competently and demonstrated that in the graphic aspects of CA work he has few peers. At the same time, Mr. Kent did not show any large measure of initiative in developing those projects assigned to him, and seemed to treat his assignment as x temporary one (as indeed it turned out to be) to which he was not fully committed and in which he was - not overly interested. Mr. Kent is a pleasant and cooperative officer who doubtless can perform capably in a position with supervisory responsibilities, although his duties with WH/5 gave him no opportunity to demonstrate hia competence in this area... . SYEMPLOYEE __ 1 CERTIFY THAT I HAVE SEEN SECTIONS a, 8, AND C OF THIS REPORT MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS SEEN UNDER MY SUPERVISION OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Deputy . or / 4 ck 3 Chief, wa/s5 i 5 x Ovgar | " 2 BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL jf COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL SECRET — _ — fo9 DATE POFFICIAL TIYLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TyY#ED PRI ED NAMg AND 4 me Chief, WH/5 R. D. Gahagen co SECRET rN (When Filled In) x FITNESS REPORT EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER ¥ Ops Officer 059198 GENERAL _ __. —_ __. 1. NAME (Laat) CE leat) Middle) [@. DATE OF BIRTH [ SEX 4. GRADE [* $5 Kent, William Af ; 9 May 29' Mw /Gs-12/ bp 8. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE §. CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10. CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT 17. OF F/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT |. CURRENT ae) i | DDP WH 5 hi . IMITEAL CAREER l [Resenve TEMPORARY CAREER-PROVISIONAL (See inetructions = Section C) ANNUAL REASSIGNMENT SUPEAVISOR |RR ASSIGNMENT EMPLOYER 4 SPECIAL (Spec'tyis | 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From- tov) 18 May 62 - 15 Nov 62 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION [SPECIAL (Specify): 1. DATE REPORT DUE IN O.P. Performance ranges from wholly inadequote to slightly fess thon satisfactory. A roti positive remedia} action. The nature of the action cauld range from counssling, to furtl probation, to recesignment of to seporstion, Describe action token or proposed tn Section C, A- Advayate P - Proficient S + Strong O - Outstanding axcellence. Performance is more than satisfactory. Desired results are being produced in o proficient manner. Pertormonee is chorocterized by exceptional proficiancy, others doing similar work as to watront apecial recagnition. PECIFIC DUTIES in this category requires r training, to placing on Performance meets all requirements. {t is entirely satisfactory and is choracterized neither by deficiency nor Performance is so exceptionel in relotion to requirements of the work and in comparison to the performance of List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Inaert rating letter which bess describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider with supervisory reaponsibilivies MUST be rated on their ability te SPECIFIC DUTY No. 1 . Continuing analysis and evaluation of CA projects - as ten, including two major projects, at one time. supervise (indicats number of employees superviaed). many as SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees RATING LETTER Preparation of correspondence (cables, dispatches and monoranda) on CA projects under hig respoasibility. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 . RATING . LETTER Liaigon with CA staff cowpenents.: (WH and DD/P) on matters con- cerning projects under his responsibility and on miscellaneous SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 4 _ _ _— Reine : . LETTER Participation in CA operational Planning, with special enphasis OL graphic aspects. - 8s SPECIFIC DUTY NG. 5S ™ " — 7 RATING LETYER Preparation of CA project renewal. _— _ A SPECIFIC QUTY NO. 6 RATING LETTER \ i . __ OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION ~ ee eT RATING Teke into cccount averything about the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current position such os par- | LETTER formance of specific duties, Productivity, cenduer on job, coopurativeness, pertinent persona! traits or habits, and particular limitations or talents. Based on your knowledce of employea’s overall performance during the rating periad, piace the letter in the rating boy corresponding to the statement which most eccurately reflects his level of performance. a P a 2.1962 “Stout 7 "SS Raclvded trom automatic) a3e™ 45 OBsoLETh PREVIOUS EDITIONS, SECRET |_ ae? Pe Fat a wih hy “KENT, William M, . (continuation of Section c) , For family medical reasons, Mr. Kent cannot accept a permanent overseas assignment at the present time. He is not called upon to exerciae supervisory functions; therefore, his ability in this regard has not been rated, SECRET (When Fitted In) indicate slonificent strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions made for improvement of work performance, Give recommendations for training, Comment on foreign language competence, If required for current Position, Amplify Pp rotings gi in, Section B to provide best basis for determining future Personnel action. Manner of performance of ahd or Wee Mg must be described, if Spplicable. z] 7 Mr. Kent has been under my supervision and has occupied his present ‘position of responsibility for Propaganda matters for less than four months, but in that time has demonstrated an unusual ability to provide Aitlative » timely and useful Propaganda guidances for covert field use. He tg very sensitive and perceptive possibilities to the Maximum. He has been Particularly effective in the exploita- tion of leads provided by KUTUBE sources as the basis for "black" operations. In this regard he has shown great initiative, imagination and professional ability. Kent regularly makes sound suggestions for increasing the effectiveness and Security of WHD media Operations, and with more time on the Job, and an increased knowledge of specific country operations, he should further improve his abllity ‘to assess and review WHD projects. (continued on attached) CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS _BY EMPLOYEE L CERTIFY THAT } HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A.B, AND © OF THIS REPORT DATE > SIGNATURE OP EMPLovEr - phe ‘ 24 Paes, 144 heen (NL he, 2. _ BY SUPERVISOR UNDER Me cur eras SEEN IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, OIVE EXPLANATION 4 SATE OPFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOn TYPED OR PRISED NAME AND Sig wat € 7 4; Chief, wH/cA LEME FE 3. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL The rating in specific duty number one of "outstanding" is very much deserved. Subject is an excellent idea man and writes quickly and to the Point. OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL. [TYPED OA be iby AND SIGNATURE W. Je Hood SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER . iN FITNESS REPORT 059198 SECTION A GENERAL 7 1, NAME (Laat) {Firat} (Middle) 2. OATE OF BIRTH |3. SEX 4. GRADE 5. SD KENT, William M. 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE 9 May 1929 M |G8-13 | D 7, QFF/DIV/8R OF ASSIGNMENT (6. CURRENT STATION Operations Officer | DDP WH P&O/B Headquarters % CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10, CHECK (X) TYFE OF REPORT ix |[cancan | RESERVE __LTEMPoaary INI TEAL AEASSIGNMENT SUPEMVISOR mm CAREMA-PROVISIONAL (See instructions » Section C) X [annual [ [REASSIGNMENT EMPLOYER SPECIAL (Specify): tt. DATE REPORT OUE IN OP, | [seecian (Specity): 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From- to-) 15 November 1962 ~ 31 December 1963 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performance ranges from wholly Inodequate to slightly less than satisfactory. A rating in this category requires pasitive remedial octlon. The nature of the action ceyld ronge trom counselling, to fusther training, to placing on probation, fo recssignment or to separation, Describe action taken ar proposed In Section Cc. A+ Adequote = Performance meata all requirements. it Is entirely satisfactory ond is characterized neither by deficiency nor excellence. P - Proficient Performance is more than setisfactory. Desired results are being produced ina proficien? manner, S- Strong Performance ia choracterized by exceptional proficiency. O + Outstanding Performance is vo exceptional in relotion to requirements of the work and In comporison to the performence of others doing similar work as te warrant special recognition. ~ iFIC DUTIE List up to alx of the most Importent specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH apecific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with supervisery responsibilities MUST be rated on thelr ability to eupervise (indicate number of employees supervised). SPECIFIC DUTY No. 1 Coordinate, monitor and originate propaganda guidances for use by WED assets. : SPECIPIC DUTY NO. 2 Review, assess and eveluate the effectiveness of WHD media projects. ‘ Ss RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OUTY NO. 9 ° RATING LETTER Coordinate, monitor end originate black propagsnda operations involy- ing WHD, ineluding their planning, conduct and support. 8 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & Carter Provide materiel support for the conduct of media operations through EMFORGET channels. Pp SPECIFIC DUTY NOS © . fetrer SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 6 ; — _ ~ oo aRTING LETTER | ; RATING Take into account everything about the employee which influences his effectiveness in his. current position such as pers | LETTER formance of specific duties, Productivity, conduct on jee. cooperativeness, pertinant’ personal traits of habits, and Ss particulor limirations orltolents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall Performance during the rating periad, plece the letter in the rating box responding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of performance. akour 7 ae Puleded (vom cursmerie sce” 45 OBSOLETE IBREVIOUS EDITIONS. SECRET ders nding ard TRAINING REPORT Midcareer Executive Development Course No, 4 20 Sept ~ 30 Oct 1964 (6 weeks, full-time) Student + William M, Kent Office : WH Year of Birth: 1929 Service Designation: D Grade ; GS-13 No. of Students : 30 EOD Date ; Dec 1951 COURSE OBJECTIVES - CONTENT AND METHODS The Midcareer Executive Development Course, a part of the Midcareer Training Program, is designed to enable potential executive officers to develop and widen their understanding of the Agency, of the Government, and of international affairs. The Course consists of three major segments, each of approximately two weeks duration, The tepics covered through lectures, seminars, panel discussions and field trips are: l. The functions, relationships and problems of various Agency components. 2, U.S, domestic problems and their effect on Government policy. 3. Carrent developments in key international affairs. ACHIEVEMENT RECORD No evaluation of the student is made during the course, and no final grade is given upon course completion. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: 3G es 1964 Charles D,. Ford “Date Chief, Mideareer & Senior Officers Courses SECRET fee “4 ur p ECRET “*Senwey (When Filied Io) hey SECTION € NARRATIVE COMMENTS (Py ’ . . f Y Indleate stgnifieant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated In current position keeping in proper p wil. BPheir relationship to overall performance. State suggestions made for improvement of work performance, Cive recommendations fr troining, Commant on foreign language competence, if required for current position, Amplify or explain ratings given in Section 8 to provide best basis for determining future personnel action, Manner of performance of monogeriol or o duties must be described, if applicable, Mr. Kent has sustained the same high degree of competence, imagina tion and conscientious application to his duties noted in the last fit- ness report. He is unusually well qualified for his present job by reason of experience, knowledge and Sensitivity to the Latin American culture and mentality. Aithough he is a person of strong convictions, not always tactfully expressed, it is to his credit that he has adapted to the role of a staff officer with admirable self-restraint and self- discipline. Were it not for the fact that Mr. Kent cannot accept 4 permanent Overseas assignment at this time for family medical reasons, he should now be considered for assignment to a senior position at a country desk] preparatory to a Field Station assignment. Under these circumstances, Mr. Kent is making a valuable, perhaps even indispensable, contribution to the covert action mission of WHD and should remain in his present position for the immediate future. f No further training is recommended at this time. He completed the : Midcareer Executive Development Course No. 4 during the reporting periog. -* Mr. Kent has no supervisory functions in his present position, but he appears to be eapable of performing such duties. His security record is excellent and his cost consciousness is good, SECTION DO __...__ CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS in BY EMPLOYEE I CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS 4, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT GATE SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYER wi Man \4be K . 2. BY SUPERVISOR TOBE ee RONG UAS BEEN TF THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANE RIO 8 mos. DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR TYPED Ga SOT RR NAME Reta SIGRAT URE a7 -.3/- 65 C/WH/PO/B syne hed ae _ 3, ; ~ BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWinG OFFICIAL _ lagree with the rating of Mr. Kent. He has been energetic, imaginative and professional in his work, The only thing that I can add to the assessment is that Mr. Kent speaks excellent Spanish which has been an essential ingredient in his critical abilities in the handling of media operations for Latin America. Date rr AUTUTLE OF REVieWNG OFFICAL “TRF RaP on “ee ie aNoTSRGNA TORE .Ww- J iMarch1905 Deputy Chief, wHD __W. ek : SECRET ™~ SECRET (When Pilfed In) FITNESS REPORT EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 059198 GENERAL (Piret) (ididdie) KENT Willian M Ta) DATE OF BIRTH. F BEX 4. GRage [8 sD 19029 JM s 6. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE __ Opa Officer 7. OFF/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT {8. CURRENT STATION % CHECK (KX) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT DOPAWH /P&O [@ Headquarters 1G. CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT x | career | RESCAVE T i ies | CARE ER-PROVISIONAS (Seo inatructions - Section C) SPECIAL (Specify): (1. DATE REPORT OVE IN a.P, 31 January 1945 [TEMPoRAay _. INITIAL. X PANNuAL : - | specian (Specity): | 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From- to-) i denusy REASSIGNMENT SUPERVISOR SECTION 6 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION W- Heok Performance ronges from wholly inadequote to slightly less than satisfactory, A ratin: positive tamedial setion. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to furt in this category requires f training, to placing on Probation, to reassignment of to separotion, Describe action tohen or proposed in Section C, It §¢ entirely sotisfactory ond is choracterized neither by daficiency nor A+ Adeyuote P . Proficient 3S + Strang - O - Outstonding Performonce meats af! requirements. excellence, Performonce fs more than satisfactcry, Desired results ore being produced ina proficient manner, Performance is characterized by exceptional proficiency. Performance is so exceptional in relotion to requiremsnts of the work and In comparison to the performonce of ethers doing similor work os to warront special recognition, eee eter nnn ee SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which bes! describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of thot duty. Al! employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability 0 supervise (indicate number of employees supervised). 7 SPECIFIC DUTY NO. Tt - Review, assess and evaluate the effectiveness of WHD media projects. SPECIFIC DUTY NO? Coordinate, monitor and originate propaganda guidances for use by WHD assets. ma) RATING LETTER SPECIFIC Duty No.8 Liaison with CA Staff and other CA components on props- ganda and related operations in the WHD area, RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTT NO, 4 Assist WHD area desks to discharge their responsibilities in the propaganda and media field. SPECIFIC DUTY NOLS RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING LETTER Ps Take into account sverything shout the employee which influences his effectiveness in hit current Position such os per- formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on jb cooperctiveness, pertinent persona! traits or habits, and particular limitatitns or tolents. Based on your knowledge of amplayee’s overall performance during ghe,Vating period, s place the letter in the raring box corresponding to the statement which most accurately reflectahis levet afigerformance. # Vs ° 34 MAR 965M ~ £35" 45 SECRET OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EQITIONS. SECRET ; (When Filled In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Sprige OF f Indicate significant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overoll performance. State suggestions made for improvement of work performance, Give recommendations for training. Comment? on foreign language competence, If required for current position, Amplify or explain ratings given yn Sect B peinovide best boais for determining future personnel oction. Manner of performance of managerial of retpory Pu’ t he-de scribed, if applicable. Mr, Kent is indeed a professional in his fields) amexpert in propaganda operations which require area knowledge, technical know~how, and imagination. In a specialty where it is only too easy to go off the deep end, Mr. Kent has always kept his wits about him and avoided parochialism. He is a lucid writer who focusf@es on the essential. By nature, Mr. Kent is an impatient man who has certain biases which sometimes get into the way of his operational judgements. He is keenly aware of this and his efforts to remain as "uninvolved" as possible are commendable. In summery,. Mr. Kent is a "doer" who in his field contributes much. Mr. Kent has no supervisery duties to perform. He is highly cost conscious... . SECTION D ERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOYEE ! CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 3, AND C OF THIS REPORT BATE SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYER , I 6 Deceaber 1965 Stam (V1 be F] BY SUPERVEOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN if THIS AEPORY HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN T Love PLANA UNDER MY SUPERVISION . 4 70 EMP Es GIVE EXPLANATION OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNA COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL I concur fully in this report. Mr. Kent is rated strong across the board. He definitely ranks on the high side in this category, ‘ DATE [ormiciai TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL (TY BROOK PRINTED NAME ANRQIONATURE | i , : oe oe eee [27 December 1965 WHD/Executive Officer Donnie ‘ire us * -~ 7 SECRET SECRET (When Filted In) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 059198 FITNESS REPORT GENERAL _ t. NAME (Last) (Firat) (Middia) 2. CATE OF BIRTH | 3. SEX 14. GRADE [5-85 KENT, Willian M. 9 May 29 M 8-13 | D 8. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 7. OFP/DIV/SR OF ASSIGNMENT |8. CURRENT STATION Ops Officer DDP/WH/CA Headquarters 8 CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10. CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT x] camer -} [Reseave [| ‘TEMPORARY ; " [ina REASSIGNMENT SUPERVISOR. ft CAREER-PROVISIONAL (Sea Inatructiona - Section C) x ANNUAL REASSIGNMENT EMPLOYEE mz SPECIAL (Specify): Lo soy . BPECIAL (Specify), ot oo th OATE REPORT DUE IN O.P, $2, MEPORTING PERIOD (Prom- to-) l January - 31 December 1965 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performance 7 8 from wholly inadequete to slightly less then setisfoctory, A rating in this category require positive temedial action. The nature vf the action could range from counseling, to f training, to placing c probation, tc revasignment or to separation. Describe action jaken or proposed in Section C. Performance meets all requirements. {1 is entirely satisfactory ond is choracterized neither by deficiency nor excellence. Performance ia more than sctisfoctory. Desirad results ore being produced ino proficient manner, Performance is chorocterized by exceptional proficiency. Performance is no exceptional tn relation to requirements of the werk and in comparisan to the parformence of others doing similar work os to werrant special recognition. PECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the mos) important specific duties performed during the rating pericd. insert rating letter which best deseribes th manner in which employee performs EACH specific duly. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of thet duty. All employes with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on thelr ebility to supervise (indicate number of employass supervised). SPECIFIC SUTY NO, 1 Review, assess, and evaluate the conduct and effectiveness of WH media, youth and student, DATO, and support projects. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 Originate, monitor, and coordinate propaganda guidances for use by WH assets. SPECIFIC Gury no. 3 Liaison with the CA Staff and other CA components on propaganda, youth and student, and other operations in the WH area. SPECIFIC DUTY NOS Assist WH area Desks to discharge their responsibilities in the propaganda/media and youth and student fields. : SPECIFIC OUTY NO. S RATING LETTER ' . . . SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 _ . | 4 RATING LETTER OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING Take into cccount everything about the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current position auch as per- | SETTER formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on jem coopetotivensss, pertinent personal traits or habits, ond ge particulor limitatidys or talents. Based on your knowle: of employee's overall performance during the rating period, place the fetter in ihe rating box corresponding to the stctamant which most accurately reflects his level of performance, | . \ 3 JAN 1966 £95™ 45 ousoite PREVICUS EDITIONS, SECRET SECRET (When Filled In} NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions made for improvement of work perfarmance, civ Gah lor training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for curren? position. Amplify or expf} sEBk B to provide beet bosis for davermining future personnel action. Ms of perf of managerial or supervisory duties ond cost consciousness a eae cI separate sheet of poper. MAIL ROOM There is but little which can be added to the comments made in the fitness report covering the period 1 January to 3 December 1965; Mr, Kent is an excellent officer in his specialty; he holds strong opinions on certain issues, but » over the years - has learned to . bend, His projected non-official cover assignment will utilize his talents for deal“ag with Latin Americans and for translating ideas and-concepts into meaningful action. We wish him well, fo. CTION f RTIFICATION AND COMMENTS i CERTIFY THAT ! HAVE SEEN SECTIO B, AND C oF cae REPOR With Ke MONTHE EMPLOVER KAS BEG UNDER MY SUPERVISION OW MICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Chief, WH/CA COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL I concur with the above evaluation. Mr. Kent has proved to be a versatile officer and should be successful in his new assignment which requires independent judgment and initiative, © OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING CFFICIAL Fy PRINTED NA ID SIGNATURE _« 1 August 1966 WH/Executive Officer “Donald C, Marelius SECRET SECRET (When Filled Ia) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT 059198 -—~ 1. NAME (Laat) (Firat) (Middle) 2. OATE OF BIRTH |3. SEX 4 GRADE /5. 8D Kent, William M, 9 May 1929 aa GS~13 D 6. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 7. OFF/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT 18. CUNRENT STATION Operations Officer DDP/WH/CA Pog creer —[—[eseenve _[[rasnonany errant | Seeascrsotinene: Gee neni “Besos Tana“ fg ets pe [ [areca Goectin A it. pare REPORT DUE IN GLP, 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From: to-} : 1 January 1966 - 29 July 1966 SECTION B PERFORMANCE EVALUATION W- Weak Performance ranges trom whally inadequate to slightly less than satisfactory, A rating in this cotegory requires poaltive remedial action. The neture of the ection could range from counseling, to lusther training, 90 placing on probotion, to reassignment of to seperation. Describe action taken or proposed In Section C. A> Adequate Performance meets ofl requirements, It is entizely satisfactory ond is choracterlzed neither by deficiency nor exceliance, P+ Proficient Performance is more thon sctisfoctory, Desired results are belng produced In a proficient manner. S + Strong Performance is choracterized by exesptional proficiency, O- Qvtatonding Porformence is se exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comporison te the performo Ze of others doing similar work as te worrant special recagnition, on " List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. insert rating lettey which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of thot duty. All employees with suparvisory responsibilities MUST be reted on their bility to supervise (indicate number of employees supervised). Provide advice and assistance to WH Case Officers in discharging their responsibilities in the media/ Propaganda and youth/ student fields, SPECIFIC OUTY HOLZ Originate, coordinate and monitor regional and country propaganda guidances and campaigns by WH assets, SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 5 7 Review, assess and evaluate the development, conduct and effectiveness of WH media, youth/ student, D&TO, and support projects, and projects of other Agency compaaenta operating in the WH area, SPECIBIC DUTY NO.4 Liaise with the CA Staff and other Agency components on propaganda, youth/ student, and other operations in the WH area, SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 3 ‘ RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & ieiF Rann RATING Wai? bude LETTER 9 OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRERT POSITION * CHTOE RATING Take into aecount ever hing sbout the employes which influences his effectiveness in his current position such as per- | SETTER formance of specific vties, productivity, canduct on jo cooperctiveness, py inent Personal, walts pr habits, and Particular limitations or talents. Bosed on your knowle ge of employee's over’ “vetformhdnce’ during ‘the rating period, place the letter in the reting box corresponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of perfurmance. s 130 rout tA/ Saar T Kasieled trom surcmenig ieee 45 us@ekevious eMitio SECRET ee 5 OCT 1966 MEMORANDUM FoR: Secretary, CS/CS Panel (Section A) SUBJECT > Rec for Promotion to Grade GS-14, Wo Mga. | Staff Agent) 1< Keak l. cram cord who wa Staff Employee up to the time of his conversion to Staff ot in July of this year, has been connected with the Latin: erican scene since he joined the Agency in 1951, Even before that time he had lived in some Central American countries, Thus, it is not surprising that he brought to his assignments a thorough knowledge of the social, economic, and political currents throughout the WH Division area. 4 inh ‘op 2. In handling many tasks at variou Kes ls of responsibility and different locations, one facet of erformance has always been outstanding: he has an untsu ability to apply his imagination toward realistic and useful operations. To be Specific: on occasion of the discovery of a Cuban arms cache ‘ in November 1963, of the January 1964 riots in Panama, of the April 1965 revolution in the Dominican Republic, and of many assignment prior to assuming his duties under nonofficial cover, his constructive analyses of this Division's covert action activities and conclusions therefrom have made a signifi bts impact on the formulation of our operational postere, groups which will require maturity and judgment, tact and opera~ tionai know~how, creativeness and flexibility. His current assignment is and some others in the past were —_ - of a GS-14 if not higher and thus the promotion of to GS-14 is strongly recommended at this time, Kak : Ne aah 4, AL... liiam V, Broe Chief, Western Hemi sphere Division Rel lag? Ke ae cls pn fbb nk “4 SECRET 6 January 1969 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS SUBJECT; er GS-14; mployee Number 98; DOB: 5 September 1929; Operations Officer; Career; Service Designation: Dp PERIOD UNDER REVIEW: 1 January 1968 - 6 January 1969 MONTHS UNDER MY SUPERVISION: 16 OVERALL RATING: Proficient 1. During this reporting period Subject has continued to maintain a state of more than satisfactory proficiency and has done a good job of establishing himself under un~ official commercial cover. He is always on the alert for new avenues of approach to targets of interest using his cover as access. 2. At present he is handling one quite sensitive pene- tration of an Embassy and to date has managed this case in a highly professional manner. 3. Subject is well motivated, takes a serious approach to his work and profits by his mistakes. At times he is inclined to take precipitate action and think later. How- ever, he is most willing to learn and takes constructive eriticism of his work in the proper spirit. 4. In order to increase Subject's value to the Washington Base, it is recommended, that when time permits, he be enrolled in the CI/CE and the Soviet Realities courses, 5. As of the present Subject has no supervisory responsibilities. He has proven to be sensibly cost con- scious and submits his accountings promptly. a . Coplay 5 Sp eed AG coe Rudolph E. Gomez 4h ~/ nd we ARS Chief '¥ " % ¥ Washington Base ene SECRET ostas OE Nas S-E-C-R-E~T SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS (Continued) Subject devised a first-class cover relationship with the priority (REDTOP) target of this Base, Yor a period the relation- Ship was Close, and in our judgment it was wholly unsuspicious because Subject made it seem so natural. This wae a very delicate operation which Subject handled with distinction. Personal characteristics of this officer which should not be overlooked in this review are loyalty, responsiveness, willing~ ness to accept any direction. In conclusion I want to emphasize my conviction that this officer's assignmenta should be limited to the area for which he waa trained and in which he feels confident: Latin America. This officer is reasonably cost-conscious. I have had no oppor tuni ty to buerve his capability for supervising other case officers. S~E-C-R-E-T SECRET (When Etliled In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions mode for improvement of work performance. Give recommendations for training. Comment on forsign language competence, if required for current position. Amplify or explain ratings given in Section B to provide best basis far determining future personnel cetion. Manner of performance of monagerial or supervisory duties ond cost consciousness in the pse of personnel, spoce, equipment ond funds, must be commented on, i applicable. If extra space is needed to complete Section C, attach a separate sheet of paper. This officer to some extent has been a victim of his assignment. His undergraduate training in Latin American affairs was thorough and extensive. His employment with RVROCK for the next 16 years was Latin-oriented. His Spanish language is rated "native". Yet during the period under review he was diverted from Latin-American affairs toward a variety of higher priority targets. This re-orientation was not uniformly successful, and should not be continued, because Subject seems to have no natural interest in foreign nationals (with the apparent exception of Latin Americans) and in wost foreign affairs (with the exception of Latin American affairs). Subject's strongest characteristic is his ability to live and to utilize his commercial cover. He showed great aptitude and commendable imagination in devising new modes of commercial access to foreign nationals residing in Washington. For sxample his use of his cover was the matrix of several successful recruitments for which other case officers received the ultimate credit, even though the recruitments were based on this officer's discovery of the potential agenta anc his initial development of them before they were transferred. Conversely, when Subject retained the contacts through the development phase, the contacts languished. (continued on separate sheet) SECTION D ; : CERTIFICATION ANL COMMENTS iD BY EMPLOYEE i CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT DATE SIGNATURE OF EMPLOVEE D February 197¢ /s/ William Kent 2. BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN iF THIS REPORT HAS NOY BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GiVE EXPLANATION UNDER MY SUPERVISION CATE OFRPICIAL T!TLe OF SUPERVISOR {TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE | i Jehan G. Shelter, Jr. 3 February 1970 Chief of Base Signed in Pa ven 2. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL This reviewing official concurs with the rattags 2. sarrative commeata. Svbicct tended te evince aperational interest Ia iadividusls ar aiteations that were vather vw argiast b tern:s of the sulssion of the ase. It is aigaificant that dering the course of his tour la the Washington Base, he has made no recruitcierts ef foreign targets. His propeasity for living his cover was so strong that it suggests his futare operations} utilixatien ia the field snould be in spotting and assessing rathor than recraiting. OATE PORFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL [TYPEO OR PRINTED NAME ANG SIGNATURE l ' 6 Mg 970 L po SECRET nt, * a, SECRET : on s : : (When Filied Ta) FITNESS REPORT EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 059198 SECTION A GENERAL J i. NAME (Last) (Firot) (Middie) 2 : iRTH |3. gE y DE 1S. 5 Kent William 637007 Oa GS-1" "p ae ed Lt ®. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE . | 7) OF F/GIV/BR OF ASSIONMENT WaT ApP dn Base Dos Offi |_ ppp wv 9. CHECK OO TYPE OF APPOINTMENT (10. CHECK OO) TYPE OF REPORT INITIAL REASSIGNMENT SUPERVISOR [rR @assteNMENT EMPLOYEE | ANNUAL BRECIAL (Specify): SPECIAL (Spectty); “"7"January L960"= ‘Ye January 1970 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performance is unacceptable. A tating in this colegory requires immediate ond Positive remedial actian, The noture of the oction could renge from counseling, to further training. to placing on probation, to reanignment of te separation. Describe action taken oF proposed in Section C U-Uniatisfoctory M-Marginal Performance is deficient in some cipects. The reasons for assigning this rating should be stated in Section C and remedial actions — taken or recommended should be described, P~Proficient Parformance is satisfactory. Desired results ore being produced in the manner expected, Performance is chorocterited by eaceptional proficiency, Performance is 10 exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in compurison to the performonce of others doing similor work os to warrant special recognition SPECIFIC DUTIES [List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period, Insert rating letter which best describes the marinat in which employee perlorma EACH apecitic duty, Consider ONLY effectiveness in perfarmance of thet duty. Ail employses with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated an their ability ta supervise (indicete number of employers superviaed), SPECIFIC OUTY NO, F Spotting, developing and assessing new agent assets. ad La uTy 2 RATING SPECIFIC GUTY NO févres Recruitment of agent assets. SPECIFIC Quty AG. 3 RATING LETTER Handling (and exploiting) sgent assets. % ee SPECIFIC OuTY NOV’ Utilizing commercial cover operationally. RATING SPECIHIC DUTY NOS Lerten ° SPECIFIC DUTY MO. S RATING ° LETTER gi wy OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION L RATING LETTER P Take into aecount everything cbout the employes which influences his effectivenass in his current position such as per- formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativeness, pertinent personel traits or habits, and particulor limitations ot talan?s, Based on your knowledge of employee's averall performance duting the rating period, place the latter in the rating box cerretzonding to the statement which most sccurdtely reflects his level of performance. FORM 45 OBSOLETE PAEWIOUS EOITIONS SECRET Poe -3+ ‘ policy, CCS will not okay engaging in recruitment activities people who are under cover of legitimate firms (such as my cover firm, WWIS). The risk, he said, is too great, adding that where recruitment responsibilities are envisaged, a devised facility cover rather than that of a real firm, is provided. He suggested that I call Mr. Will Burke, current Chief of the Corporate Cover Branch in cCS, for further de~- tails and confirmation. 5. I spoke with Mr. Burke on the morning of 29 June. In essence, he said the same thing that Biladeaux had said, allowing that there are occasional exceptions such as an instance where an officer assigned abroad might use an alias, or on the rare occasion where a person might, in effect, re- cruit himself. With specific reference to WWIS, when I had that cover recruitment activity was precluded, SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) NARRATIVE COMMENTS SECTION C Indicote significant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current position keshin, jc. Proper perspactive their relotionship to overall performance, Stare Suggestions made for Improvement of work performance. 6 réctommendations for treining, Comment - on forolgn language competence, if required for current Position, Amplify or explain ratings given tin jon B to provide best basis for determining future Personnel action. Monner of performonce of mana erlal or supervisory dutie Fost be described, if applicable, Subject has been under the supervision of ar Mt 4, deneg ipeggust 1966. In August Subject was transferred PCS to New Orleans where he wa8 responsible instructions not to expand foundation activities too rapidly, he has not waited for an official "go-ahead" but has shown unflagging energy in planning operations for the period when JMCLIPPER could expand activities. He has shown an unusually keen perception of areas of CA ope rational needs and of imaginative thinking en how to fill these needs, , Subject has shown himself fully capable of exercising the self-disciplined and self-motivation necessary in an unofficial cover position, His proficiency in Spanish has been useful in meeting and entertaining Latin American travelers of potential operational interest passing through his city. He has handled. his. - cover Situation well, The cover office has been well run with no significant financial, administrative, or personnel problems having arisen during the period. Subject has exhibited an above-average cost consciousness, CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS ; SY EMPLOYEE ' CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYER BY SUPERVISOR - \v THIS REPORT HAS NOY BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION MONTHS EMPLOYER WAS SEEN UNDER MY SUPERVISION 5 OATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR 31 March 1967 DC/WH/6 BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL I agree with the rating officer's judgement that Mr. Kent's performante has been characterized by exceptional efficiency. He demonstrated unusual energy and imagination in developing plans for expansion of JMCLIPPER activities, His detailed reporting was also commendable. DATE “TOFFISIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 31 March 1967 SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT - 059198 ~~ 2 . GENERAL a _ (Firat) (Middle) 2. OATE OF BIRTH [8.5EX 4. GRADE 18. 5D nT, \ione PA. 4. 9 May 29 | wv |Gs-13) pb 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE 7. OF F/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT [8- CURRENT STATION + TEMPORARY REASSIGNMENT SUPERVISOR REASSIGNMENT EMPLOYEE SPECIAL (Specify): 13. DATE REPORT OUE IN O.P. $2, REPORTING PERIOD (From- tm) . 28 February 1967 1 August 1966 -°31 March 1967 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Petlormorice ¢ * from wholly inadequate to slightly less than sctisfactory. A rating in thie cotegory requires Positive remedial action. The nature of the action could ronge fram counseling, to further training, to placing on probotion, to recssignment or to separation. Describe action taken or proposed tn Section C. Performence meets al! requirements, {1 is entitely sotisfactory and is cherecterized neither by deficiency nor excellence. : P- Proficient Porformance is more then sattsfoctory. Dasired results ove belng produced in a proficient manner, 3S + Strong Performence is characterized by exceptional proficiency. 0 - Quistonding Performence ts so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comparison to the performonce of others doing similar work as to warront special recognition, : AFIC DUTIE List up to six of the moet important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of thot duty. All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST bg rated on thelr ability to supervise (indicate number of employees aupurviaed). tPaCFiCc DUTY NO. t Oi eg r Responsible as for directing all operations conducted through proprietary foundation JMCLIPPER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 RATING LETTER Administration and financial control of JMCLIPPER . | 3. SPECIFIC OUTY NOS _ , . . . : RATING Development and planning of new operational support tasks for JMCLIPPER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & ; . Supervision of JMCLIPPER secretary and contract agent/trustee SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 5 RATING - -_ . _ . _ | . 2 bor _ mare en ee —_ mo ; | Pastas : OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING LETTER Take into account everything about the employae which influences his effectiveness in his current position such as pere formance af specific duties, productivity, conduct on jee cooperativenass, pertinent persona! traits or habits, and particular limitations or talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, Ss ploce the letter in tha rating box corresponding to the statement which most accurately raflects his level of perfarmonce. aor” 45 CBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. SECRET SECRET (When Filled In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current posh kage overall performence, State suggestions made for improvement of work performance. gpeective their relationship to Give recommendations for training. Comment on flarelgn language competence, if required far current position. Amplify or explain ratings given in Section B to provide best boais for determining future personnel action. £ performance of manegerial or supervisory duties and cost consciousness ir theuse ol eertan funds, must be commente: 1 fy ace is needed to complete ection C, attoch o separ. tof paper, 7 be” n the past has proven himself to be a dynamic and highly- Bkilled operations officer whose geographic area of specialization was H and whose professional forte was propagandWAambDopovert action activity. During bis 5 months association with the Washington Base, this officer as continued to maintain a state of exceptional proficiency while es- ablishing himself locally under unofficial commercial. He has done this ith his usual high degree of energy, perception and seriousness. Having aid a firm operational base, it ig expected that during the next re~ porting period the operational e" from Subject will be equally firm, puring his brief Base tour has handled several selected oper- tional matters within the area of his greatest competence and during he Fall meeting of the OAS acquitted himself wien exceptional proficiency e pubject has no supervisory duties at tpt is cost conscious in 1l respects. It is expected that ; ill be able to movide heaningful assistance during the coming year in attacking those areas of priority operationa ee tree ened to the Base by Headquarters, In brder to seeict Suan his and to enable the Base te utilize his pany talents to e@ optimum, it is planned, when the Base operational limate allows, to have him take the Len Soviet Realities course and the CI/CE course. carcaerd is well-motivated and Hoes his best to become a meaningful member of the Washington Base. ECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS iL BY EMPLOYEE ; CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEM SECTIO AND C OF THIS REPORT 31 Janua 1968 —_ ; ; Kher 2 CY SERVER IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT GEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION MONTHS EMPLOYEE KAS BEEN UNDER MY SUPERVISION 3 DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVIBOW® 31 January 1968 C/OG/Washington Base BY REVIEWING OF FICIAL 3. COMMENTS OF REVIEWING CFRICIAL As Reviewing Official I am in full concurrence with the evaluation given this employee as outlined above. DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL TY, — Leo | f, V Ey S1JANUARY 1968 | Chief of Base wdolph’ EC Gomez SECRET I certify that 1 have seen the abo ve Fitness Report: DATE: 2 (Meech. \4l, 4 REVIEWING OFFICIAL'S COMMENTS: a SS COMMENTS I concur generally in this evaluation, Subject is always on the look-out for new leads, While in general this is commendable, it should be noted that his assessments are not in depth. It would be preferable ifhe concentrated on a few good prospects, leading to a solid recruitment, rather than enlarging numerically hie stable of contacts, a Pay SECRET : (When Filfed In} 7. FITNESS REPORT . SECTION A [puck ei 4}. GENERAL 1, NAME (Laat)! Middle) 2: DATE OF BIRTH [3. SEX 4.GRADE [5.50 ante a i . 7 05/09/29 M_ (GS-13 — =D 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE 1, OF F/BIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT [8. CURRENT STATION ae Ops Officer DDP/DO/Wash Base | Washington, D.C, &. CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10. CHECK IX} TYPE OF REPORT CAREER-PROVISIONAL (See inatructions « Section C) Kp ANNWAL | __[REASSIGNMENT EMPLOYEE | EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER) 059198 SPECIAL (Specify): 11, DATE REPORT QUE IN O,P, 12. REPORTING PERIOD (From- to-) 1 August - 31 December 1967 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Performance ronges from wholly Inadequate to slightly leas than satisfactory. A roting in thie category requires positive remedial action. The nature of the oction could range from counseling, to further training, #0 plocing on Probation, to reaasignment of to separation, Describe action taken of proposed in Section C. A Adeavate Performance meets all requirements, It is entirely satisfactory ond ix characterized neither by deficiency nor excellence. P+ Proficient Performance is more than satisfactory. Desired results ore being produced Ino proficient manner. $ + Swen Performance is choracterized by exceptional proficiency. GO - Qutstending Performance is so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work ond in comparison to the performence of others doing simitor work ac to warrant specie! recognition. List up to sin of the most Important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best descrikes the monnet in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectivenees In performance of thot duty. Ail employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ebility to supervise (ind!cate number of employees supervise SPECIFIC DUTY NO. T : RATING o tully establish himself within the Washington area under a GETTER viable commercial cover and to take the necesuary initial steps to exploit his position operationally as a Base support officer, ; 8 SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 2 . MATING To maintain operational contact with agents and targets of LETTER operational interest to WH Division as assigned, 5 SPECIFIC OUTY NO. . RATING To provide operational entre into a large number of local religious, civic and academic groups which may become of greater operational interest to the Base in the future. SPECIFIC OuTY NO. « SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 RATING * . LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 6 RATING : V . Loy LETTER OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT ROSTION °~ Take into Aeount everything about the amployes which influences his effectiveness in his current position such as per- formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on fF cooperctivensss, pertinent personal traits or habits, and perticular limitations of talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box correspanding to the statement which moat scewately reflects his level of performance. RATING LETTER 8 FORM 4-05 45 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS SECRET oe SECRET 6 January 1969 MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS SUBJECT: 98; DOB: 5 September 1929; Operations Officer; Career; Service Designation; Dp PERIOD UNDER REVIEW: 1 January 1968 ~ 6 January 1969 MONTHS UNDER MY SUPERVISION: 16 OVERALL RATING: Proficient 1. During this reporting period Subject has continued to maintain a state of more than satisfactory proficiency and has done a good job of establishing himself under un- official commercial cover. He is always on the alert for new avenues of approach to targets of interest using his cover aS access. 2. At present he is handling one quite sensitive pene— tration of an Embassy and to date has managed this case in a highly professional] manner. 3. Subject is well motivated, takes a serious approach to his work and profits by his mistakes. At times he is inclined to take precipitate action and think later. ever, he is most willing to learn and take: criticism of his work in the proper spirit. 4. In order to increase Subject's value to the Washington Base, it is recommended, that when time permits, he be enrolled in the C1I/CE and the Soviet Realities courses. 5. As of the present Subject has no supervisory responsibilities. He has proven to be Sensibly cost con- Scious and submits his accountings promptly. a Cathy rc aoe _ Rudolph E. Gomez ay “A a oe a ve Chief .) 4 Washington Base _ SECRET _ eee SECRET; Sovy Fal 29 June 1971 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Joseph Di Stefano SUBJECT : Responsibilities During Assignment to DO/Washington Base (re Fitness Report Jan 69 = Jan. '70) FROM > Mr. William M. Kent en nennensenehteaeenmeneenecnenvontianey l. During the early days of my assignment to DO/Washington Base, the matter of my cover was discussed a number of times with DO Personnel and ccs, Eventually, CCS came up with World Wide Information Services, Inc., of New York, as a legitimate firm which would provide me with the needed cover. It came out loud and clear during the discussions that this cover would allow me to spot, assess and develop targets of interest, and would allow me to handle recruited agents, but, because of the high risk involved in the use of a legitimate firm for cover purposes, I was not to engage in recruitments. 2. Despite its one limitation, the cover was ideal. Among other things, I: 4. Handled a recruited Venezuelan agent assigned to the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington; b. Handled a recruited code clerk assigned to one of the embassies in Washington; c. Contacted and assessed a high official of the Soviet Embassy, made arrangements to have him met by another Base Case Officer under alias who continued the development which eventually was to lead to a re- cruitment pitch; SECRET: d. Established contact and developed a third national employed by the Algerian Embassy, gained access to the Embassy, went all through it, drew a sketch of the interior of the premises including the location of the code room; e. Made contact with and developed two Arab officials assigned to the Arab Information Office in Washington; f. Made contact with and developed officials in the Polish, Czech, Hungarian and other Embassies; was on particularly good terms with the Poles; &. Made contact and developed an official of the Pakistani Embassy; h. Made contact, developed and turned over to another case officer under alias a Swedish national who was subsequently recruited and was to be sent te India to work on the Chicom target, 1. Maintained my cover in a manner which was completely devoid of suspicion during the entire period I used it. 3. When the Base moved to its new offices in Washington, the COB gave me my instructions. He told me that I should avoid making or maintaining contacts in the Church and Latin American communities in Washington; that i was not being assigned any geographical area on which to concentrate but would be expected to use my judgment, seek out persons who might be of interest, and take advantage of opportunities which might arise; that I would be given recruited agents to handle as the need arose; that, per the limitation concerning my cover, I was not to engage in actual recruitments, but was to spot, assess, and develop persons of possible interest who would be turned over to other case officers under alias for further development and recruitment. On 28 June 1971, I called Dick Biladeaux of ccs who was involved at the time I was given the WWIS cover, While I did not, purposely, make specific reference to the matter at hand, in response to my query he said that as a matter of SECRET; SECTION C + Narrative Comments (continued) and he is consistent and reliable in his performance. His writing is entirely coherent and always in good form, although occasionally a little too clever and glib for my tastes, He has an excellent understanding of personal and operational security and cover, A word about versatility: Mr, Kent does indeed have near- native Spanish and a specific interest in Latin American affairs as noted in his previcus fitness report; however, his general interests cover a much greater geographic and topical area and and he has no difficulty in quickly finding some common ground with persons of all backgrounds and nationalities, Althougn his job here in the branch rarely called for direct operational con- tacts, I have no reservations about his abili recruit and handle all types of persons of intelligence interest, He is presentable, sensible, well-spoken, and a definite credit to the Agency in his dealings with other elements of the ULS, Government, Mr. Kent is an enthusiastic and energetic activist with now proven managerial abilities, His greatest asset is his quick, Sharp and imaginative mind: His only shortcoming worthy of men- tion is a slight tendenc towards impulsiveness.in making decisions, My relationship with this officer has been such that we discussed Operational and personnel Matters and his handling of them at least several times a day; thus, special performance consultations with him were not considered necessarv. His performance was fully up to our expectations of him and consistent with the high brandards of responsibility and efficiency required in this ranch, SECTION C - Narrative Comments (continued) and he is consistent and reliable in his performance. His writing is entirely coherent and always in good form, although occasionally a little too clever and glib for my tastes, He has an excellent understanding of personal and operational security and cover. A word about versatility: Mr. Kent does indeed have near- native Spanish and a specific interest in Latin American affairs as noted in his previous fitness report; however, his general interests cover a much greater geographic and topical area and and he has no difficulty in quickly finding some common ground with persons of all backgrounds and nationalities. Although his job here in the branch rarely called for direct operational con- tacts, I have no reservations about his ability to develop, recruit and handle all types of persons of intelligence interest. He is presentable, sensible, well-spoken, and a definite credit to the Agency in his dealings with other elements of the U.S. Government, Mr. Kent is an enthusiastic and energetic activist with now proven managerial abilities, His greatest asset is his quick, sharp and imaginative mind: His only shortcoming worthy of men- tion is a slight tendency tow ~impulsiveness.in making decisions, My relationship with this officer has been such that we discussed Operational and personnel matters and his handling of them at least several times a day; thus, special performance consultations with him were not considered necessary, His performance was fully up to our expectations of nim and consistent with the high standards of responsibility and efficiency required in this Yanch. SECRET (When Filled In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicote significant strengths or weaknesses demanstroted in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overoll performonce, State suggestions made for improvement of work performance. Give recommendations far training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for current position, Amplify or exploin ratings given in Section & to provide best basis for determining future personnel action. Monner of performance of manogerie} of supervisory duties ond cost consclousness eof ® ay d iynds, must be com ted on, If a Tisstle I enna space is heeded te complete Section C, attach o seporote sheet of poper. aon er) | sun ji 4b 25 BO Mr. Kent came to this branch from a non-official cover job which had little in common with the duties of a country desk chief. More- over, he found himself in the sometimes: difficult situation of taking over a position just vacated by the newly appointed deputy branch chief. Despite these, to him, minor obstacles, he called upon his close association with Latin American affairs for many years, his wealth of experience on WH country desks, and his inherent ability to deal suc- cessfully with people and situations in asserting leadership and quickly bringing the Peru Desk under his own independent control. During the year that Mr, Kent served as Peru Desk Chief he domon- strated conclusively that he is equally talented in all fields of clandestine activity, There islittle question that Covert Action is what he likes and does the best, as once more evidenced by a written commendation he received for this type of work while part of a special WH task force in September and October 1970; however, it should be equally noted that the FI and CI aspects of his job on the Peru Desk also received full interest and attention during his tenure. He is a good personnel manager and maintained high morale in his unit while working it hard and demanding high standards. He is not at all afraid of responsibility, he meets all deadlines without prompting, (continued) ECTION D _. CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS . BY EMPLOYEE 1 CERTIFY THAT HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, ANO C OF THIS REPORT GATE ; FGNATUAE OF EMPLOYEE 3M ak vite us. con $44 Keon 2 BY SUPERVISOR MONTHE EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN LF THiS REPORT HAS NCT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNGER MY SUPER WISION 10 1/2 months GEFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR i TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND SIG URE , & hard, Coney ing j Rich Ono COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL I have little to add to this comprchensive narrative with which I fully agree. 1, too, have worked very closely with Bill for most of the period under review, which witnessed rather hectic days in the life of the Lima Station: it was comforting to be able to rely on his keen perception of latent trouble, clear analysis of events, and sound and/or imaginative, as the case demanded, proposals for approaching problems. Because he has the potential for career advancement, I would strongly recommend that he be soon transferred back to a "lime" position, again with managerial responsibilities. . Date OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OF FICIAL TYPED OR ED NAME AND SIGNATURE 8 April 1971 Chief, WH/3 ued Spera - - SECRET ' SECRET (When Filled In) FITNESS REPORT GENERAL (Firat) (Middle) '2. DATE OF BIRTH Kent, William 05/09/29 8. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE 2. OF F/Oiv/aR OF ASSIGNMENT 8. CURRENT STATION PX [eancen [[nevenve [Trensonsny Twine” [Tp anno = Face psy SPECIAL (Spacity): [| SPECIAL (Specity): V1. DATE REPORT DUE IN OP. 12, REPORTING PERIOO (From toe) 17 January 1970 - 1 December 1970 SECTION B PERFORMANCE EVALUATION U-Unsatisfactory Performance is unacceptable. A tating in this category requires immediate ond positive remedial action. The nature of the action _ Could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on probation, to reassignment ar to separation. Describe action token or propated in Section C. EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 059198 M-Marginal Performance is deficient in some aspects. The reasons for assigning this rating should be stoted in Section C and remedial ections — taken of recommenced should be described. P-Proficient Performance is satisfactory. Desired results ore being produced in the manner expected. S-Strong Performance is chorecterized by exceptional proficiency. Performance is t0 exceptional in relation to faquirements of the work ond in camporiton to the performance of others doing similar work as to warrant special recognition. PECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the roting pariod. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employes performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability to supervise (indicate number of employees supervised). SPECIFIC OUTY NO, Chief of the Peru Desk, which encompasses cverall Headquarters guidance and support of field operations. (DA10) : SPECIFIC DUTY “YO. 2 Supervises the preparation of cables, dispatches, project actions, special memoranda and cther correspondence for FI, CI and CA activities in Pe PBLO . SPECIFIC OuTY NO. 3 Coordination of Desk activities with other components of the. Agency and other U.S. Government departments. (DB40) RATING LETTER SPECIFIC OUTY NOL 4 Briefing and debriefing Headquarters and field personnel and other agencies’ officers on Peruvian activities. (DM50) RATING SPECIFIC DUTY NOS LETTER Supervision of four (4) Desk employees GS-05 to GS-13. “(DM80) 5 SPECIFIC DUTY NO, & OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION, RATING Take Inte account pverything about the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current béstion such as per- | SETTER formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on jee cooperativeness, pertinent personal trates or hobits, ond particuler limitations or toelents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box corresponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of performance. Ss SRST Cndvded Gam ovtcmete sing 4§ cpsocere previous exitions SECRET Le SECTION C -Continued- Mr. Kent has clearly projected his concern for the efficient use of Agency funds. In November 1970 Mr. Kent received a commendation for his resourceful contribution to the Chilean Task Force. Comments of Reviewing Official: (Continued) Service, In addition, it must be noted that Mr. Kent thinks through every problem as it applies to his work, His thoroughness is of the highest nature. His depth of thought and study devoted to a given subject is rarely found among officers dealing with rapidly moving situations. His is unflappable yet flexible, SECRET Cthen Filled In) SECTION € NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant Strangths or weaknesses demonstrated in current position keeping in proper perspective their relationship to overall performance. State Suggestions made for improvement af wark performance. Give recammendations for training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for current position, Amplify or explain fatings given in Section 8 to provide best basis for determining future personnel vetion. f ance af managerial or supervisory duties and cost consciousness h el gee. equipment ond fy i A se.0 F icable. H extra spoce Is t Section C, attach a separate sheet of Popghy' ° meee to complete Mr. Kent has competently directed the covert action activities of Branch 6 since being named Chief of the CA Section for the Branch in December 1970. He was selected for this position because of his aggressiveness in the CA field and especially because of his years of experience and success in the propaganda activity. In Closely monitoring the actions of the Allende Government (GOC) mr. Kent lived up to his reputation and demonstrated his unique ability to recognize propaganda vulnerabilities and to attack them with effective and imaginative propaganda guidance, 05 )Ypuring his brief tour in the Branch Mr. Kent developed one economic warfare operation against the GOC which shows indications of partially satisfying the USG objective of discouraging foreign investment in Chile. Mr, Kent is fluent in the Spanish language and on at least two occasions he has proven himself as a translator for two meetings between senior officials of the USG and Latin American officials. Mr. Kent has effectively supervised the personnel of the CA Section which, besides himself, consists of two officers and one clerical, In the management of the Branch's covert action programs SECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS : BY EMPLOYEE { CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND C OF THIS REPURT SIGNATURE’ O a LOVEE o wal A Frente BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE MAS BEEN IF THIS REPORT HAD NOT SEEN SHOW O EMPL. ce " ~ UNDER MY SUPERVistog Ez SEEN NT OYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION OPFICIAL TITLE oF SUPERVISOR TYPEO OR PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE . Dba. foc fF, Yee hehe Basil A. Beardsle aS A bote & OS D WH BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL In my capacity as Branch Chief during the period January to April 1971, - I had ample opportunity to observe the work of Mr. Kent and had the pleagure of working directly with him ona variety of sensitive and important activities. In addition to his highly imaginative yet realistic approach to the problem of Chile, he amply demonstrated his ability to deal with persons who were out to sell bills of goods to the Agency. His clear understanding of the role of the Clandestine Service protected the Agency from disagreeable encounters that might have resulted in compromises or embarrassments. His forte is clearly. in the field of public relations and propaganda well-adjusted to the role of the Clandestine /Continued / DATE L OFFICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL j 7 * PEO ORF PRINT re SIG, ATUR | i 71. | ’ 4 8 June 1971 | Chief, WH/COG | Lal eonek eednvieid ee SECRET SECRET (When Filled In} ErPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER FITNESS REPORT 059198 (Last) (Firat) (Middie) 2. DATE OF BIRTH 4 GRADE /8.5D Kent, William M, 05/09/29 D &. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE . 7 OFF/DI¥/aR OF ASSIGNMENT (6. CURRENT STATION Operations Officer DDP/WH/6 Headquarters 9. CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 10, CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT a CARELR-FROVISIONAL (See Inatruictiona ~ Section C) ee REASSIGNMENT EMPLOYEE SPECIAL (Speelfy): sexciar (Specily): St. DATE REPORT DUE IN OP, 12, REPORTING PERIOD (From- to-) Performance is unacceptotie, A rating in this category sequires immediate and potitive ramedial oction. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing on probation, to Peatsignment or to separation, Describe action taken or proposed in Section C, Performance is deficient in some ospects. The reasons for assigning this rating should be stated in Section C and remediol actions taken or recommended should be described. Performance is satisfactory, Desired results ove being produced in the monner expected, Performance is chatocterised by esceptional proficiency, Performance is to exceptional in relation to tequiraments of the work and in comparison to the perfarmance of others doing similar ‘work an to warrant specie] recognition. Liat up 10 six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert roting lester which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH apecilic duty. Considar ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with superviacry responsibilities MUST be rated on their obility te supervise (indicate number cf emploveer supervised). SPECIFIC DUTT NO. S Direct the covert action program of the Branch and supervise the Section's personnel. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. # . RATING Originate propaganda and operational guidance in support of Station operations and 40 Committee pelicy objectives. 8s tA ft fue” SPECIFIC DUTY NO, S RATING LETTER ” RATING SPECIFIC SuUTY KS, 4 LETTER ,SPECIF: UTY NO. 8 RATING men LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NG, & RATING LETTER RATING LETTER Take into account everything about the employea which influences his effectiveness in his current position such a8 per- formance of specific duties, productivity, cancuct on fee Cooperativaness, peftinent personal traits or hobits, and particuler limitations or talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box corresponding to the statement which moat accurately reflects his lave! of performance. FoRM 45 owsouere previous epitions SECRET wen a 2ioby GP/GPO/PPr SECRET SECTION C (Continued) to inhibit foreign investment in Chile. The responses to the first phase of this operation were highly favorable and the initial reactions to the second phase have algo been very favorable. It should be noted that during this period Mr, Kent served for three months as the Acting Deputy Branch Chief, including two weeks when he was the Acting Branch Chief, In both of these positions he performed very capably, showing excellent judgment and managerial abilities in handling Branch-level matters. He showed similar managerial ability in his handling of the two officera and secretary in his Section throughout the rating period. He has consistently shown a high degree of cost consciousness in all phases of his work. Mr. Kent displayed his talent for dealing with non-Agency personnel at a meeting of publishers from all over the hemisphere held during the latter part of 1971. At this meeting he skillfully handled several key Latin American assets with the reault that some of the Agency's objectives for influencing the meeting were achieved under difficult circumstances. In sum, Mr, Kent made a notable contribution to the Branch's efforts in 1971 and we are looking forward with pleasure to working with him in the coming year, SECTION D (Continued) responsible for the extent of the success in accomplishing Agency objectives. Mr, Kent, in my opinion is well qualified to assume a position with greater responsibilities. SECRET (When Filled In) EMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER 059198 GENERAL - (Firat) (Middie) «2. DATE OF BIRTH Ta. SEX William \ 6. OF FICIAL POSITION TITLE Ops Officer 9. CHECK O0 TYPE OF APPOINTMENT | CARE ER-PROVIBIONAL (See instructions * Section C) [SPECIAL (Specify): SPECIAL (Spactty): 1). DATE REPORT DUE IN O.P, . 12. REPORTING PERIOD (Fret, to-) April 1971 - PERFORMANCE EVALUATION U-Unsatittactory Performance is unacceptoble. A tating in this cotegoty requires immediate and positive remedial action. The nature of the action could range fom Seunseling, to further training, to placing on Prabstion, to reatsignment or to separation. Describe action taken of proposed in Section C, M-Marginal Performance is deficient in tome ompects, The reasons far ossigning this tating chould be stated in Section C ond remedial actions taken or recommended should be described, P-Proficient Performance is satisfactory. Desired results ore being produced in the monner expected, , S-Strong Performonce is cheracterized by exceptional proficiency. O-Outtanding Perfarmonce is se exceptional in relation to requirements af the work ond in comparison to the performance of others doing similar work os to warrant special recognition. TT 7 PECIFIC DUTIES _, List up to six of the most impertanr specific duties performed during the rating period, Insert tating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performence of that duty. All employees with supervisery responsibilities MUST be rated on their ability 10 supervise (indicate number of employeos aupervieed). SPECtRIC DUTY NO, t Directs the Covert Action program of the Branch and supervises the Covert Action Section. SPECIFIC OUTY NO, 2 RATING LETTER Originates guidances for political action and propaganda activities for Santiago Station and third-country Stations’ use. s SPECIFIC OUTY Na, 3 Initiates, prepares and directs third-country economic warfare operations aimed at the Chilean target. RATING LEYTER SPECIFIC OUTY NO..4 Coordinates with CA Staff and other Agency components on Covert Action operations conducted against Chile. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. Ss SPECIFIC DUTY NG. 6 : 2 <7 ms She Toke into aecount everything obout the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current Position such os per- | formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on jem cooperctiveness, pertinent personal traits or habits, and particular limitations cr talents, Based on your knowledge of employee's overall performance during the rating period, s place the letter in the rating box carre sponding te the statement which most accurately reflects his level of performance. OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION RATING LETTER Grout acta dad bom axiomatic Form AS oonsavete previous eo:rions SECRET demise! | Resstaued by OP/SPD/ppy 7.69 SECRET (When Fiiled In) SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths ar weaknesses demonstrated in current position keeping in propar perspective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions made tor improvement of work performance, Give recommendations far training. Comment on fareign Ienguage competence, if required for current position. Amplify or explain ratings given in Section B to provide best basis for determining future personnel cetion. Manner of performance of managerial or supervisory duties and cost consciousness Section C, attach a separate sheet of puper. np fy ag BY] During the rating period mrviixeht Pébtihdéa to direct in a highly effective manner the large-scale covert action program carried out by the Branch against the Chilean target, including political action operations, propaganda, economic warfare, black operations and a militant action group. Mr. Kent is uniquely qualified for his present job since he combines an active and imaginative mind with a background of twenty years of operational experience in the Latin American area. He also possesses an unusual degree of fluency in the Spanish language. In addition to directing the Branch's overall covert action program, Mr. Kent personally handled the majority of the propaganda effort conducted by the Branch, He turned in a very strong performance in originating and coordinating propaganda guidances on the Chilean situation for use in the Western Hemisphere as well as other areas such as Europe. He showed a real flair for spotting propaganda vulnerabilities and then coming up with fresh ideas for the exploitation of these vulnerabilities. He particularly excelled in staying on : top of fast breaking situations requiring a steady flow of propaganda guidance. Mr. Kent also conceived and executed the second phase of an effective propaganda operation in the economic field which is designed On Due G SECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS BY EMPLOYEE | CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT al j an SIGNATURE OF OS (\\. Ki BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYEE HAS SEEN IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT SEEN SHOWN TO EMPLCYEE, EXPLANA UNDER MY SUPERVISION 5, GIVE LAHATION TYPE A PRINTED NAME ANO SIGNATURE AMS N Ned. (972. | DC/WH/6 A. D. Wedemeyer BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVIEWING OFFICAL There is little that I can add to this performance rating and narrative comments. I agree with the rating officer's judgment. Mr. Kent is a self-starter with a very imaginative mind. I have closely observed his work on an effective propaganda operation in the economic field and found it highly successful and effective. His tenure as Acting Deputy Branch Chief left nothing to be desired. I was-also personally associated with him at the hemi- sphere-wide publishers’ meeting in late 1971. His professional conduct and good judgment during this meeting undoubtedly was NAME AND SIGNATURE tele Lamson 24 JAN 1972 C/WH/6 SECRET SECTION C (Continued) NARRATIVE COMMENTS William M, Kent government's economic credibility both in Chile and abroad. These efforts undoubtedly have played a role in Chile's increasing dif- ficulties in obtaining badly needed foreign financial assistance. In the course of his duties Mr. Kent was called upon to meet and handle several key Chileans concerning matters affecting covert operations in Chile. In one case he made the first Agency contact with an important Chilean business leader who will be taken over shortly by the Santiago Station. This individual is a leader of the Chilean private sector which has become of increasing interest to the Station's operations. Mr. Kent ably supervisied the activities of the two other officers and secretary in his Section during the rating period. In addition to his regular duties, he has frequently been called upon to £111 in for the Branch Chief and/or the Deputy Branch Chief during absences of the latter two officers. In all such cases he displayed sound judgment and a thorough grasp of both the FI and CA operations being conducted in Chile. In conclusion, it should be noted that Mr. Kent has turned in an unusually strong across-the-board performance during the highly active period covered by this report. It has been a real pleasure xo shave worked with an individual of this high competence and edication. SECTION C (Continued) NARRATIVE COMMENTS William M, Kent government's economic credibility both in Chile and abroad. These efforts undoubtedly have played a role in Chile's increasing dif- ficulties in obtaining badly needed foreign financial assistance. In the course of his duties Mr. Kent was called upon to meet and handle several key Chileans concerning matters affecting covert operations in Chile. In one case he made the first Agency contact with an important Chilean business leader who will be taken over shortly by the Santiago Station. This individual is a leader of the Chilean private sector which has become of increasing interest to the Station's operations. Mr. Kent ably supervisied the activities of the two other officers and secretary in his Section during the rating period. In addition to his regular duties, he has frequently been called upon to fill in for the Branch Chief and/or the Deputy Branch Chief during absences of the latter two officers. In all such cases he displayed sound judgment end a thorough grasp of both the FI and CA operations being conducted in Chile. In conclusion, it should be noted that Mr. Kent has turned in an unusually strong across-the-board performance during the highly active period covered by this report. It has been a real pieasure io have worked with an individual of this high competence and edication. SECRET (#hen Filled In} SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS Indicate significant strengths or weaknesses demonstrated in current pasition keeping in proper perspective thelr relotionship to overall performance. Stote suggestions made for improvement of work performonce, Give recommendotions for training. Comment on foreign language competence, if required for current position, Amplify or exploin retings given in Section B to provide best basis for determining future personnel action. Monner of performance of menagerial or supervisory duties and cost consciousness the yse of personnel, space, equipment and funds, must be commented on, It applicable. jf extra space is needed to complete Section C, atrach o separote sheet of poper, During the past year Mr. Kent’ continued to direct the CA Section of the chile Branch in the same highly effective manner noted in the previous fitness report. In this position he was responsible for directing the Headquarters support for WH Division's largest and most active covert action program. This program is generally credited with having achieved a number of successes during the past year in a wide variety of activities against the Chilean target. Mr. Kent possesses an unusual combination of talent, language capability and experience that makes him one of the top CA officers in the Division. He is particularly effective in conducting propa- ganda work and his imaginative exploitation of the Chilean situation has been superb. As a result of his efforts, the Branch has been able to conduct a continuous and effective hemisphere-wide propa- ganda campaign against the Allende government during the past year. In addition, he has brought in key European stations to assist in this program on numerous occasions. Among the more significant contributions made by Mr. Kent have been his activities in the economic field. He has successfully carried out a mmber of operations designed to damage the Allende SECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMENTS : 1. BY EMPLOYEE t CERTIFY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS 4, B, AND C OF THIS REPORT GATE — ~ As i & 2. BY SUPERVISOR MONTHS EMPLOYER MAS BEEN IF THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO EMPLOYEE, GIVE EXPLANATION UNDER MY SUPERVISION 5 Noo Varn a kos7 LS? 4] G DATE OFFICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR [TYPED PRI 5D NAME ANOS SIGNATURE | fled. Wer é age Alb iv 15 November 1972 DC/WH/6 ert D. Wedemeyer 3. BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL CCOMMENYS OF REVIEWING CFFICIAL I concur with this evaluation, Subject's ability in the propaganda field particularly is exceptional. Blessed with a fertile imagination, he has an uncanny talont for coming up with an appropriate CA remedy to almost any problem, His knowledge and experience in the CA field is wide and deep, making him undoubtedly one of the best officers in this speciality in the Agency. The Branch is indeed fortunate to have his services, POP FICIAL TITLE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL ; TYPED OR PRINTED NAME ANOSIGNA TURE vary ss 15 NOV 1876 C/WH/6 Stéwer: 5 Fo SECRET SECRET (When Filied In} FITNESS REPORT SECTION A GENERAL (Last) (Firat) (Middie) William s Officer L g 9 CHECK (X) TYPE OF APPOINTMENT “ : 10, CHECK (X) TYPE OF REPORT « : carmen | inesenve TU [temporany | Tiwiriac—SSC~C*dS~CO*C*diR ASSIGNMENT UP ERViGOOR Oe a ee aay eee SPECIAL (Specify): « U-Unsctirfactory —Parformonca is unacceptable, A rating in this cotegary requires immediate and positive remadial action. The nature of the action could ronge from counseling, to further training, to placing on probation, to feassignment or to separation. Describe action taken oF proposed in Section C. ‘ . M.Marginal Peiformance is deficient in some aspects, The reasons for assigning this toting should be stated in Section C ond remedial actions token or recommended should be described. P-Proficient Parformance Is satisfoctory. Dasired results ove being produced in the manner expected, S-Strony Performance is chorocterised hy exceptional proficiency. O-Outstending Parformance is so exceptional in relation te requirements of the work and in comparison to the performance of others doing similar work cs to werrant specie! recognition. List up to six of the most importent specific duties perlormed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which amployse performs EACH apecific duty. Consider ONLY offectiveness in performance of that duty. All employees with supervisory reaponsibilitios MUST be rated on thely ability te supervise (indicate number of emplovees superviawd). SPECIFIC QUTY NO, t Directs the Covert Action program of the Branch and supervises the Covert Action Section. SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 2 : RATING Originates propaganda guidances for Santiego Station and third CETTER ‘country stations’ use. . 0 SPECIFIC CUYY NO. 3 . RATING Initiates, prepares and directs economic warfare operations CETTER aimed at the Chilean target. . DL pez S SPECIFIC DUTY NO, 4 . Coordinates with CA. Staff and other Agency components on. operations conducted against Chile. rs : RATING SPECIFIC DUTY NO. 8 LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. & RATING . . . : _— . . ’ LETTER OVERALL PERFORMANCE iN CURRENT POSITION RATING Toke into account everything about the employee which influences his effectivensss in his current position such as per- | SETTER formance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperstiveness, pertinent personal troits or habits, ond porticular limitetions or talents. Bosed on your knowledge of employee's overall performance duting the rating period, place the letter in the rating bax corresponding to the statement which most accurately reflects his level of perfermance. 7-98 FORM 4 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS KOITIONG SECRET _ me Reviewed by OP/SPD/Ppy SECRET Fitness Report - William M. Kent Section D ~ Comments of Reviewing Official (Continued) abflity to act on his own and get things done, he also has a decided capacity for working as a team member, While the Outstanding rating necessarily must be assigned spar- ingly, I believe it is merited in this case. Mr. Kent did a really Superb job in the tension-filled days leading to the Chilean coup. His performance and intellectual abflities place him among the top 10% of SA officers in the Division and probably in the Agency. As far as future aes ignments are concerned, I believe Mr. Kent 1s best qualified by experience and personal inclination to handle staff jobs calling for a harge measure of political and economic astuteness. The new job he 7s taking over in the economtc section of WH Division will test his talents, but I believe he has the growth potential to rise to positions of even greater responsibility. SECRET. SECTION C NARRATIVE COMMENTS KENT operational experience. His ingenuity, originality and flare are balanced by sound common sense and enriched by his sense of humor and personal modesty. Mr. Kent was personally responsible for the creation and implementation of two important Division Programs - one in the political action field and the other in the propaganda field, which were designed to influence foreign attitudes toward the Allende Government and to dissuade foreign / governments from providing economic assistance to Chile. These i programs were highly successful, and since the same techniques can be applied in support of the new Chilean military government, the programs are being retained and hopefully will continue to produce results which make an important contribution to the achievement of U.S. policy objectives. Mr. Kent continued to supervise the SA Section in the Same highly effective manner noted in previous efficiency reports. He also continued to meet and handle several key Chileans, including a top civilian adviser to the new Chilean government. He put in long hours, working eleven or twelve hours a day during crisis periods. Mr. Kent's transfer to the economic section of WH Division will enable him to make fuller use of his talents in the specialized and important field of economic intelligence, in which he has a particular interest. It is, however, a severe loss to the Branch, which has benefited immeasurably from his imaginative yet level-headed approach to operational problems and challenges. He is much liked as well as respected by Branch 6 personnel and has contributed greatly toward main- taining the high morale and effectiveness of the Branch as a whole. REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill In items 1: through 12 and A through D except 68 and 7 unfess otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on on reverse. 1. RAM, ” MATURE OF ACTION REQUESTED: 2 DATE OF BIRTH { 1 RE REQUEST NOL 9 May 1989 | 4 DATE OF AEQUEST [a2 Sun 53 Promotion (Pett Ages) A. PEASOMNEL (Specity whether sppointment, promotion, separation, ete.) “& EFFECTIVE OATE TC.S.OROTHER | 4, PROPOSED; | LEGAL AUTHOR. te ee cee ane § POSITION (Ypecity whethes establish, ohande grade or title, ete.) "~ Intelligence Asat. gu-6 @8-6, 63,795.00 y.a. mae /m Momneh 312, Cent. Au. & Capt. HanOA. Gity, Dee & REMARKS (Vee reverse if necessary) Set Mo. 2 sealer ereeemets OO. ~ mrEeaRY @ MRORESTED BY (Namie aad tite) © FoR AbOITIGMAL INV oRMATION CALL Wame and telephone ax 13. VETERAN PREFERENCE han to POINT HOD - 22. CLEARANCES a. 8. CEIL. OR POS. CONTROL, : INITIAL OR SIGNATURE ; SERVICE, GRADE, AnD ee . ORGANIZATIONAL * DESIGNATIONS 1. HEADQUARTERS, C. CLASSIFICATION eee ater manne “D. PLACEMENT OR EMPL. —— OR MENT OR EMPL F. APPROVED BY Lo 5. APPROVED: © POSITION TITLE AND MuMeER eT, $8,005.00 pa. Sounah I2%, Cant, Am. & Curt, Senne City, Penens _-L32 SURO 08 DEPART MONTEL ‘jn Rad , POSIT EON CLASSIFICATION ACTION i | Wer | Lm REAL ne 8, S: CF TOC. RET REMERT is 5%. DATE OF v ACT MENT AFFIDA\ } (ACCESSIONS ONLY} NT i 20 LEGAL RESIDENCE |Cjcrsmes [Jeroven 11880 Ts CONCERAED__—___ Wa ee OTHER SECURITY at ere EFFRNYSS 17 A 1855 ee ES o. Ll Bk Stel olla) ae . poo : Se ES Teo 8 ‘f it ‘Ell in separation data en reverse, ‘ ‘ ve; surname) & NATURE OF ACTION REQUESTED: L Promotion §— (srmce® acen > B. PORTION (Specify whather oatablish, change grade or title, eto.) 2 CATE OF BIRTH 4, REQUEST NO, 9 May 1929 i” ; ; 4 i wa i; [hha rid TFS | A PERBONNEL (Specily whether opp nbaient, orb LLLL ES serncntion ete.) { Ary. “or | Rie ee S37 | & EFFECTIVE DATE |” A PROPOSED: B. APPROVED: u FRO Nae THTRLLICENCE slate, ‘maamp. GS-7, 34330,00 peas DDP/WH Ye OngamizariowaL DESENATIONS BRANCH ITT, CENT AMER & CAXIB. PANAMA CITY, PANAMA Fa [7] beara, [iphme and telephorm extension) 13, VETERAN PREFERENCE “en OTHER! $F 7, 18. | 16 | 37. APPROPRIATION | raw 53525 —55-051 MiW] ow sae T. STANDARD FORM 30 REMARKS PURSUANT TS CS) DMRECTIVE aeedia uv 22, CLEARANCES A INITIAL OR SIGNATURE & POSITION TITLE AND nomeen SERVICE, GRADE, AND « ct @ bE, B. CEIL. OR POS. CONTROL ©. CLASSIFICATION ~ D. PLACEMENT OR EMPL. E F. APPROVED BY ro INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, aig CS-9, $5060.00 pea. DDP/WH PROJECT UYPOTHESIS | PANAMA CITY, PANAMA ery GPECIAL CONTRACTING, ALLOWANCES AMG FOQCESEING BTAFF tisdke: .. VAN. .2.0..1955 psinigutita; OiaA, WOE CED REQUESTING OFFICE; Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 ond 7 unless otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resignation and ; isis 5) 4 DATE OF REQUEST | 22 Oot Sh : 7 C.S.OR OTHER GAL AUTHOR- ees Lo MEO MN pt FoU. § GOVERNNENT PRINTING OFFICe 1954-520080 period 4. Sip Na. . Employees name land scckl security account member when Opproprigts) BASSE PAY | OVERTIME Lg Pattie wop-narome [] rey ootannen [_} Omer £ pee 1WOP, Senet angese LWOP... —_ STAABAED POR NO. 11260~tevhed a Sean ake 1735, Camere eigiontes Uy doom ge Ne A tee GS-8 16440.00 & [BEML tone [rica [rama] SR 2. y NET Ps %y oe 1 re ae ees Se ent —_ _— “Beton See . Ce) ° " PAYROLL CHANGE SLIP — PERSOMUGL COPY antes sn ala Badia Lge hee at tad nk genet cere ate a NG OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed, _ If applicable, obtain n Fesignation « and iil in separation date on reverse, a i me wn SEN ne — 4 NAME (Me Mi ias—Mre.--One &v9n name, initiad(a), and surcaame) {2 DATE CF BIRTH { 3. REQUEST No. ; & DATE OF REQUEST | i | 19 May 1929 [3 May 1956 a eee rT I agi bh eet a! A WATURE oF ACTION REQUESTED: Wii ar pee “A cw? i & €FFeorive BATE Pa PERSONWEL (Specify whethee “Ppointment, Premotion, Separation, ete.) | & PROPOSED: Promotion (STATE Aes wr) Wen ae an j & POSTON (Specity whether *atablich, chunge drade or title, atc > B. APPROVED, “7.6508 OTHER |: | HEGAL AUTHOR, SHG iee frees 1) ee a We non Intelligence Officer aaron URE ana ™ 1.0. (FI) Freer e : G5«0136,53.9 $5575.00 PeBe |g Sehth anae, anp GS0136.51-11 $6390, Pee DOP/WH 1h ORGANIZATIONAL DDP/WH Project HYPOTHESIS senna Branch III 4 ) | Panama City, Parana 16. HEapouanrens Panama City, Panama Srazs- ; vs Toy ce th 170 Cry, Pam fey { LX] nme Saran tat “Beek pemrmenra | LE nae] arco (BT) _ | A Rimaacs {Use oversee 1 necessary) New 7/0 Mav Rb Nf il we 114 POSTION C FICATION ACTION fener ee , mew | wie) th eae? i | | 1 APPROPKiaTION ™ | ] ‘SD- TRE ct RE ea [a nea Siena © ACCESSIONS Coty} LC] cuumen CC] pmoven row 64352505300) 7o Same __ STATE: ee . (WHEN FHLEO 1H . OM MISSION GHAPTER RI, PROSRAL PERSONNEL MANUAL NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION (ER. SE-MRS. ONE OLYRA AME, + MUTIAL(S). ANG BURHAME> 2. DATE OF Bikte 3. JOURNAL OR ACTION ND. 4. DATE (AAA. Rd ce ae ° aa 9 May 1929 9 Oct 1956 tenn eteteerrepncharremnenanee “ This ts to motity you of the following action x; ecting your employment: 6, EFFECTIVE DATE 7. CIVEL SEAVICE OF 0-1 LEGAL AUTHORITY 7 Pet 1956 50 USCA 403; 3. NATURE OF ACTION (use atanpano TEAMIKOLOSY) Resignation (Staff Agent)* LO, (FI) BAF-277.01 GS-0136.51-11 $6390 pla Panama City, Panama Station Panama City, Panama 1s. POSITION CLASSIF: aw BUBIECT TO &. A 19. DATE OF APPOINT. Es AESIDENEE. ENT MEN oh Grosso | Teena: Taceserione onl ‘ [7] Game [] proven Yes POSTED ON g uy - one UM, FOR DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL ENTRANCE PERFORMANCE RATING: STANDARO FoRm 50 (4 pant) ? } REV. Rea tage shdwocsateo ae VS. Chve SERTEKE Commission SHAPTON RL FCDERAL PEASOMMEL MARUAL Foe NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 6163 * MAME CaN —uissmaps ove shin RAME. INITIOU(S). AND SuRRRaEy MR. WILLIAM N. KEMP ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENC peFlge 5 2 det Teg. 2 CATE O€ alate 9 Hay sey 3. SOUNRAL 08 ACTION NE. & paTEe This is to motify you of the following action affecting your employment: SNATURE GF ACTION cus STsNORSS TEM MINQLOB TS EXGLPTSD aPpoDiTnent 6, EFFECTIVE DATE, & det 198 7. COVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY 50 BCA hoa j & PosiTion title AD. ORGANIZATIONAL DERGHATIONS Ak. MEABQUAR TERS [] FLO 13, VETERAN'S PREFERENCE } DERARTWENTAL lermeR! s-er.1 Leper ae [evwee =z i } 16 APPROPRIATION FROM: FSI daw 12/29/57 ENTRANCE PERFORMANCE RATING: ae. Dizwstor of “ersemnel Sore 4, PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY 12. FIELD On SEPT YL nee 19. LEGAL RESIDENCE CJ Games [7 proven V? $uaHeT tac s RETIREMENT AC? OPES 485 38. DATE OF APPOINT. MEAT AFFIDAVITS. CAC LO SBIONS ONT) oe @ a & . ca WU. Ss. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICW: teas arate Cog? lofi st. “OLD SALARY RATE Last EFFECT 5 SALARY La rive Be 7 ; 40. z 8. CHEEK ONE rowan ner unar IF EXCESS LEAVE LWOP, CHECK FOLLOWING: 7 J] obm pay STATUE AT ENG GF WAITING FRRION [U} ev gwen svarua at esp oF waiting FeROD 14. ALTHENTICATION PERIODIC STEP INCREASE - AUTHENTICATION yorm mo. SAQb PERSONNEL FOLDER (aR, a6 bo. ALLOTMENT AN. Log FUNOS 1 EAE, SERIAL ND: v eer ma anata NOS cnetneer nar hace — | 1 |_We20 sol 159198 OLD SALARY RATE Vast EFFECTIVE “DATE . ‘saw | 07 ta | 56 YEE ARE SATISFACTORY. CONDUCT OF THE ABOVE NAMED EMPLO | ceaTiry THAT THE SERVICE AND TT ieEE. OR PRINTED. WANE OF SUPERVISOR the “TP EygNATURE OF SUPERVISOR ROBERT N. DAHLGREN 28 Feo 58 | R he ACER PERIODIC STEP INCREASE - CERTIFICATION SECRET PERSONNEL FOLDER .,, you 59. 569 TMAR. 38 FITNESS REPORT SECTION A GENERAL_INFORMATION 1, EMPLOYEE NUMBER 2. NAME (Lost, firal, middle) “Ts. DATE OF BIRTH]4, SEX 1S. GRADE]6. 8D 059198 aor » William M. 9 May 29 ] M GS-15) DYB 7. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE- 8. OFF/DIV/eR oe seer ee STATION | 10, GODE (ck one) _Operations ice: ___ |DDO/OED/NOC Staff - Has LxjHes. oF TMENT - t2. TYPE OF REPORT | ; TOTHER (Spec) 2 eee X CAReER | RESERVE ONTRAC : X JANnuan | REASGIGN. | @PECIAL i | | —_ ha DATE REPORT QUE IN ©.P, 1 June 77 - 3 Dec 77 . _ 02 January 1978_ SECTION B _ QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE __ IF QUALIFICATIONS UPDATE FORM 18 BEING SUBMITTED WITH CHANGES, AND IS ATTACHED TO THIS REPORT, PLACE THE WORD "YES iN THE BOX TO THE RIGHT. IF NO CHANGES ARE REQUIRED, PLACE THE WORD NG” IN THE BOX AT RIGHT. SECTION C PERFORMANCE EVALUATION _ U—Unsatisfactory Performance is unacceptable. A rating fn this colegory requires immediate and positive remadial action. The nature of the action could range from counseling, to further training, to placing en probation, to reassignment or to separation. Describe action taken or proposed Ia Section 6. M--Marginal Performonce is deficient in some aspects. The reasons fer assigning this rating should be stated in Section D ond remedial actions token or recommended should be described. P— Proficient Performance |s satistactory, Desired reauits are being produced in the manner expected. $=Strong Performance Is characterized by exceptional proficiency. O~Qvistanding Parfarmance is ta exceptional in relation to requiremants of the work and in comparison to tha performance of others doing simijar work os fo warrant special recognition. __._ SPECIFIC DUTIES 13. REPORTING PERIOD (/rom-to-) List up to sin of the mos! important specific duties perfermed during the rating period. insert rating letter which best describes the monner In which employes Performe EACH ipecific duty, Consider ONLY effectivenem in performance of that duty. All employees with supervisery responsibilities MUST be rated on ihels ability to supervise (indicate number of employees supervised), SPECIFIC QUTY NO. 1 tagee Deputy Chief of OED/NOC Staff i ETTER iS) Tree 19] personnel to fill specific NOC needs by area divisions; also does the same for unassigned NOC personnel as coordinator between area Meira ese as re lati hi ith A aintajins effect working re i it riqus ompo- nents inelu ing Office ol*personnel> heats of Medical Services.” Office of Security etc., as well as serving as Branch senior office in dealing with C g concerni i i ove Q arecimic ouryno.4 personnel under nonofficial cover. Baring In charge of our Branch data bank on availability of NOC personnel and applicants by nationality, language skills, professional skills 0 and specialities, foreign area experience, etc. RATING LETTER SPECIFIC DUTY NO. S RATING SP Oo. ® cn wrqcivic DUTY NO. As head of fhe Branch's Referral Secti tava implements a centralized system for locating suita SPECIFIC DUTY NO. B ___ OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Take into account everything about the employee which influences his effectiveness in his current position such as performance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on ich, cooperativeness, pertinent personal traits or habits, and particular limitations or talents. Based on your knowledge of employee's overal! performance during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box corresponding fo the statement which most occu- rately raflects his lavei of preformance. CLASSIFICATION FORM Ag LETTE FREES . 9-73 ries PARE ’ £2, IMPDET CL BY pF. bee NTtA? Bill, many thanks, and g00d luck to you in your new career, CONFIDENTIAL Sale significant strengths or waaknotsed demonstrated in turrent position keeping in proper peripective their relationship to overall performance. State suggestions made for impravement of work Performance. Give recommendations for training ‘Combment-on foreign language competence, if required for current position, Amplify or explain ratings given in Section B 'o provide best basis for determining future’ petsonnel action. Manner of performance of monageria! or supervisory duties and cost sonsciousness in the use of personnel, poate, squipmant and. funds, must he commented on, if applicable. if exira space is needed to complete Section C, attach o teparate sheet of paper. me wt tera This report covers approximately five and one half months since I Submitted the last report on Mr. Kent. Unfortunately , and I do mean unfortunately, it wil] be the last fitness report written on Mr. Kent because he has elected to retire on 30 June 1978, Although his retirement was just around the corner, Mr. Kent did not slacken his pace. On the contrary, in the last four months the NOC Branch has been bes i i isti : from DDO management, r i of Mr, Kent, coupled with his exc i s the NOC Branch would have been hard-pressed to P aS promptly and as efficiently with the figures and facts a5 was the case. Much of it Mr. Kent and his staff had to accomplish while he was actin He definitely excelled at running th In closing I would like to say that CIA officers in Mr. Kent. Thi the following Statement, like to state nevertheless and with- out any equivocation whatsoever, that seldom in my career of 31 years did I receive the kind of support and loyal counsel [ received from Mr, Kent during the past 13 months. Coors a eietovee AB HOWN TO Bi t EXPLANATION” ae aon Fitness Rerert ta fad r formes hie ela | pany ATE = “To: i wave [7] on wave not FT avracneo a fp STATEMENT CONCERNING THE SUPERVISOR'S : ai L 1% EVALUATION GF My PERFORMANCE, i ~—-—.._BY_REVIEWING OFFICIAL COMMENTS OF REVinWiING OF FiciAL ee There is little to add to the thoughtful and accurate comments of the rating bfficer. I share his sense of logs over the retirement of Mr. Kent. Mr. Kent performed Hn an exceptionally able manner throughout the period of time covered by this report, @ was always quick and willing to respond and the results of his labors, without exception, were of a very high professional order, As indicated, he was of great Assistance to the rating officer and to me as well during this time. It is indead un- fortunate that the clandestine Service is losing the experience and talent of Mr. Kent. owever, he reached this decision on his o For early retirement, Thus, I can only wi hat everything works out for him as planned. oat nn [orFiciay TITLE OF REVIEWING OF FIQIAL 7 ReaC TD ME AND SIGNATURE 19 June 1978 | Chief, OED | Wadtér’ YD. Deady eg YN. if 4. BY EMPLOYEE { CERTIFY | MAVE SEEN THE ENTRIES 1s TALL SECTIONS | DATE . OF EMPLOY OF THIS REPORT. | HAVE im HAVE NOT [WH atracneo : ‘. ! A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE REVi~ wine OFFICIAL'S ‘AA . = AVIATION OF MY PERFORMANCE ; ATONE PERFORMANCE ‘ CONFIDENTIAL NOTE: Supervisor or Reviewing Official may assign a higher classificatio FITNESS REPORT if CONFIDENTIAL is not adequate for the report when completed. 1. EMPLOYEE NUMBER - NAME (lost, first, middie) 3. DATE OF BIRTH | 4. SEX 059198 Kent, William M. - 9 May 29| M 7. OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE 8. OFF/DIV/BR OF ASSIGNMENT I CURRENT STATION Operations Officer, Ch _ oe DDO/OED/NOC __1..Hg 10, TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 31. TYPE OF REPORT RESERVE TEMPORARY INITIAL ANNUAL REASSIGNMENT O SPECIAL . D 0 12. REPORTING PERIOD (FROM-~TO} 13. DATE REPORT DUE IN OP. Dec 77 - 19 Ma ASAP _ PERFORMANCE EVALUATION - U~Unsatislectory Performance 39 vnacceatable. A rating In this setegory requires immediate and positive remedial action. The nature of the actio could ronge from counseling, to further training, to piccing on probation, to reassignment or to separation. Describe action take or preposed In Saction C. M—~Marginal Perlarmanca ts deficient in some aspects. The reasons for onigning this rating should be stated in Section C and remedial ectla: tohen or racommendad should be dastribed, P— Proficient Pasformonce Is sotfactory. Derived resus ore being producad in the manner expected, S~ Strong Ferlormonce fs choracterited by exceptional proficiency. O- Outstanding Performance 13 so exceptional in reiotion to requirements of the work ond In comparivan ta the performance af others doing simile work as to warront special recaynitian. SPECIFIC DUTIES List vp t0 aly of the mast impartont spectic duties performed during the rating periad. insert rating letter which bes) describes the monner in which employes performs EACH specitic duty. Consider ONLY ettectivencss in performance of thet duty. All employens with supervisory responsibilities MUST be rated on their obitity to supervise (indicate number of employes supervisad). GPECIFIC OUTY NO. RATING LETTER OTHER Deputy Chief of OED/NOC Staff s SPECIFIC DUTY NO. B As heed of t he Branch's Referral Secti on, develops and Ec implements a centralized system for locating suitable new-hire NOC rsonnel to fill ific NO ds_b ivi ; the sane for unassigned 5c pereeenes %5 Tea rdinsiong i alse goes re) on G = ee oo oo eracivic Durywo.s Maintains effective work Agency components including Office o f Services Y, etc., as well as serving as Branch ing relationship with various RATING f Bersonnel, Office of Medical | “"™ s feicers dealing with ccs i d S enior officer in dealing wi concerning assignment an appropriate cove 6 —personnel-under-nonoffresai ‘cover: In charge of our Branch data bank on availability of NOC personnel and applicants by Nationality, language skills, professional skills and specialities, foreign area experience, etc.| 0 RATING LETTER - RATING PECIFIC DUTY NO, © LETTER ear 3 —e ' ~ RATING SPECIFIC DUTY NO, & i an OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT POSITION Take into account everything about the employee which infivences his effectiveness in his current ponifion such os performance of specific duties, productivity, conduct on job, cooperativenes:, pactinent personal traits or habits, ond particular limitations or Folents. Bosad on your knowledge af empioyes’s overall perfarmonce during the rating period, place the letter in the rating box corresponding fo the statement which most occu tately reflects his leve! af performance, RATING Lerran USE PREY OUU® 5°53 ABN tacos CONFIDENTIAL [ez IMPDET Ch. BY: U1CO26 CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION MAME DATE 13 July 1981 EFFECTIVE DATE 27 December 5 [ow Administrative Clerk, GS5 GRADE AND SALARY GS-5, §3100200 per annum Lt) and Le Ae, ‘ Ww POEMS OMNEL OFFICER . ES uo POST DIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZES Im ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONS C_] PATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIOGAVIT EXECUTED 0” mary SECURITY CLEARED OW > Decemh | JOVERSEAS AGREEMENY SignED 2 January 2 : ENTERED OM QUTY 27 December $1 C4 i lla SIGHATUME OF AUTHENTM@ATING OFFICER ot — FORM WO. GPO g3-F00339 : mov teen 27°! DATE William M. KEN? ; 10 Jamuary 1952 CNATORE OF ACTION "EFFECTIVE DATE = _pramsfor _ 3 February 1952 j FROM _ TO _| nme _ Admin, Clerk, Gg=5 Admin.Clerk, cS<$ GRADE AND SALARY GS-5 $3410.00 per annum (new) 8-5 $3110.00 per annun OFFicE 0SO a ae DIVISION FDOT WH ae BRANCH Nwe Branch I ee TR 3S 30 OFFICIAL STATION Guayaquil, Ecuador Maracaibo, Venesuela Fo TT ptm ee aa nr eh eccetien nciree et SE eee APPROVAL QUALIFICATIONS . FOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR GXECLTIVE hn OATH OF OFFICE AND MAY ST RINE AMDT EXECLTIO On Ce SECURITY CLEARED On nr ne ese nent eee, OVERSEAS AGAIEMENT Signe “cena ne —earaetmn ENTERED OF DUTY (StGRATine OF Rut MENTICA TINS OFFICER) REMARKS: Slot No, 3 SECRET BPO 16—~45206-1 @ 7 DATE Z Williem M. KENT 30 April 1952 NATURE OF ACTION ” ” = "| EFFECTIVE DATE — __._ amuatmmenen Rea ssi gents 1) May 1952 FROM 10 tme Admin. Clerk, GS.5 Intell. Asst GRADE AND SALARY CS5, $3410.00 per eannim _&s OFFICE a. a ne DIVISION kK Wii BRANCH Branch I » GS-5 SEI STATION ce eemeencreerreaeein oP RCeibo, Venezucle Suragag, 352 S APPROVAL QUALIFICATIONS renee DIRECTOR BXECUTIVE woo Fixsowed ona = DLE Me [7 UE) af Adbedhh- OM POAC yrs, Ltd PORT DIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED M4 ACCORDANCE WITH MME MESULATIONS OQ Q OATH OF OFFICE AND WO STRIKE AFFIDAyrT EEE ED C8 nee SECURITY CLEARED Om ‘OVERREAS AGALEMENT SaNED Sneath metered OED ON OT nr (GHGNSTUPE Ov AUTHENTICATING OFFEND res 37-7) SECRET NAME . . ° . ; OF Hay 1952 “NATURE OF AG int . t= Staff an R cates : [EFFECTIVE DATE “7, Da, IST : Aer k, MELE ag ne? aa FROM : ae al Intelie Offiessy 65-6 USe_65 $3795e00 p TITLE GRADE AND SALARY OFFICE WH iy DIVISION BRANCH ¥ort Amador, U.7Z. (Project J OFFICIAL STATION APPROVAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR ASSISTART CHRECTOR CLARSIFICATION POST DIFVERENTIAL AUTHCAIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AG OATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE APTIDAVIT EXECUTED ON SECUAITY CLEAAES Ow OVERSEAS AGRELMERT SIGNED TOTO OUT ce ees creer GIGNATURE OF AUTHENTICATING OFFWERD nov'igns 37~1 CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTION a OF Hay 1952 “RATTRE OGG Op tment to biel ~~ VEFFECTIVEDATE 7 Wau 9 ZT feet, liv F_| Apeeeppival at station —_ FAM ea P= | Intell. Qffiaexy 65-6 Geb, $3795.00 per anmm TITLE _— GRADE AND SALARY OFFICE DIVISION BRANCH Tesameeemelinar arsver-r-rrove~eaacemenemmeenene eee eT EXECUTIVE OATH GF OFFICE AND SO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED Om SECURITY CLEARED Om OVERSEAS ASRELNENT GKED ENTERED ON GUTY nov igs 37-1 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 68 and 7 unless otherwise instructed, If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse. 1 MAME (Ate ° %, DATE OF BIRTH | 3. REQUEST NO, 4. DATE OF REQUEST 9 May 1929 - L Nov,s2 . , Y i & WATORE OF acTion REQUEST EO: \ foe e et, avr ete | & EFrecvive cary 7. C.S. OR OTHER A PERSONNEL (Specity whether *ppeiatment, Promotion, separetion, CT a A PROPOSED: AL. AUTHOR LEG, jOR- Ivy Staff Agent, Appointaent ( Correction)» 10 June 1992 & PouTion (Specht? whether setablich, change brade or title, etc.) 8. APPROVED: 20 bets 952 // Intelit eS » CSe6 * itt une ano GS-6, $3975560 pia, 1 Hr lnteed WH PORE LA BY Ul Ly iB t ware TITLE aw 1%. DATE OF APPOINT- | 20, LEGAL RESIDENCE AFFIDAY, dette oe | Cjccamen [romp STATE. @. CLEARANCES RUTL On QeKATURE a a ee &. CEIL. OR PO5, CONTROL 4 tray C. CLASSIFICATION BAY @ 0. PLACEMENT OF EMPL, — | £ F. APPROVED BY CONFIDENTIAL 28 JUN 1678 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel FROM : Kenneth Corbat Chief, Retirement Affairs Division SUBJECT : Recommendation for Involuntary Retirement - Mr. Williaa M. Kent 1. This memorandum submits a recommendation for your approval in paragraph 3. 2. The employee named above has been proposed by the Career Service concerned for involuntary retirement under the provisions of Headquarters Regulation 20-50j. This employee has been declared excess to the manpower require- ments of his Directorate. Grade: . Position: rations Officer Career BrbF ce : Qeerations Office/Division > Office of Externsl Development Date Proposed for Retirement: 39 june 1978 Age at that Date : 49 Years of Creditable Service : 27 Years of Agency Service : 26 Years of Qualifying Service : 5 3. The Career Service and the CIA Retirement Board recommended that this proposal be approved. 28/ Kouncth Gozbat The recommendation contained in paragraph 3 is approved: “™Tirector of Personnel Distribution: Return to ROE Applicant OPF kos soft Fale GONPIGENTIAL Sy SE Me OP/RAD/ROB/S™' awson:es/3777 (26 June 1g) opt 3589A :a-77) Dear Mr. Kent: As you bring to a close your active career of service with the Central Intelligence Agency, I want to express appreciation for the many contributions you made to our Government and to the Agency. Your service both domestically and in Latin America was characterized by a high degree of professionalism. The consistently fine performance which you exhibited during your career of over 26 years set an example for your associates. I note that you received a number of Letters of Commen- dation and that twice you were awarded a Quality Step Increase in recognition of your sustained superior performance. Your record of accomplishment should be a lasting source of pride and satisfaction to you. I want to join your many friends and colleagues in wishing you avery success and enjoyment in the years ahead. Yours sincerely, STANSFIELD TURNER Mr. William M, Kent 836 Van Buren Street Herndon, Virginia 22070 Distribution: O-Addressee Originatar: ae 1-OPF \ Director OP/RAD/ROB/SELawson:mn{14 August 1978) aT Bud HU D8 SECRET NIN (When Filled In} 7S 8 DATE PREPARED: REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1. GERAG umber 2 MAINE f Ltrs Firat ~ Maddie} 059198 Kent, William J NATURE OF PERSOMHEL ACTION . 4 EFPECTIVE DATE REQUESTED | 5. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT Retirement (invotuntary } CTARDS QO tea & Cancellation of NSCA [os i 30 | 78 | REGULAR v¥TOV yieo 7. FAN AND NSCS t WEGAL AUtHORITY (Completed by Office of 6. nNOS —| , rripamel} > oe : yews 4 nag. ar Foie Aavo 666 98 : Sek Be he o., 19 June 1978 8020-0008) O000] 9. ORGANIZATIONAL OF GRATION, 10 (CATION OF OFFICIAL STATION DDO/OFfice of Deputy Director for Operations vo Asst Dep Dir-Operations/Development Non- official Cover Staff “ Wash., D.C. “ Ti2 POsitON NUmaER OP [eS Camas service obsiagation F563” nYB ) V6 CLABURICATION SCHEDULE (GELB, ony 15, OCCUPATIONAL SIMES AVG GRADE AND STEP TNF satay Of RATE - } Gs / 0136.01 # 65 Fg 405995 A 14, REmAReS, — ~ ~ ~ Cpeme—ttas Officer, Ch L.W.D. 30 June 78 CONCUR: ete Z. ELE RING Dare Age fleréF LP LB Co denetes Wlberds Renockate/RoS @fa7 hx TURE OF HCE re [oat HGNED Te | rf i cc - Payroll TRA Senatons 6 OF REQUESTING OFFICIO ay AC SIGNED Pras, p> 20 June 78 ape a SPACK Stlow FoR EXCLUSIVE Use or THE OFPice OFFICE cone pa] bell 78 wears, . : Cj oF Reson aor — [x i. i Ear ee “eh : | i [a sani ie 31, SEPMATiOn 1 COMECTION CANCGLLA TON Dale ! Tar coe FS es } . ion ‘ t gre OLN D.O. | 4+ ali hom sr Comp. oat " ns Cy OA Bune GtEooRy 1 SO SOCAL SECURITY 89. ” on Cle tse i 4 an Sumive i & 7 TT HRALTN INS gore mos. ra i a i em iL f Pe tEG sort oI in i . So PRLVIOUS: Conta “sia a 420 ukave Uar a FEDERAL | ta ous iw STATE Tax DATA O--00 PIONS MevicL cont [rot enecuna | coo WO. Tax PHENO OMS Troe axecures coon Tee ine STATE Cops S90 RAL E SEONZE j iene } ; Da MOEAT OE SEENCE (LISS Tha 3 rEUES pte ! eo Pooad i : hee / SEG wort TMA YEARS , | ct ned os = sw hrs 4c OP arma 28 JUN = & =e fs fay ; €-2, IMPDET Cl. BY: 007822 | r wn 1182 USE PREVIOUS. EDITION Lees MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Retirement - Kent, Willian M. affective 20 June 1978 1. The retirement of Subject, effected as a result of a memorandum from the Head of his Career Service stating that he is surplus to the needs of the Service and that his retire- ment will be recommended under the provisions of the CIA Retirement and Disability System pertaining to involuntary retirement, in no way implies an adverse action. Subject voluntarily opted for involuntary retirement under CIARDS to qualify for an immediate retirement annuity. @. Any inquiry received concerning the nature of the separation of Subject from the Agency should be confirmed simply as a retirement, <bimattle lenbal Kenneth Corbat Chief Retirement Affairs Division re SP Rane Ly KENT WILL FAM e RENT MICE A! Perry i MAE RR ET eee 22 alec? tae bes . : v. Y a= o 3] te Y Qu. oe S om 2) -OMMISSION 1 293 fi ry 1972 WIL SERVICE C: ‘ Janus PRE RIBED BY US. STANDARD FORM 4 Federal Porsonne! Manua! Ch 66-104 SECRET (hem Filted Inj GATE PREPARED ook pequest FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 18 May 76 1, SERIAL NUMBER 2 MAME Leen Fert Middle} 059198} Kent William 6 | eMEciVE a neQuesteg 15 CATEGORY OF ExMOvi vn om - sy [as | Regular [yO FAN ant Ace BGA AUIMORITY /Complered by Offer of - | Pectonmel a ee ! 6221-0117 | a002 ? Sit canes BERNAL : 10 LOCATON OF OFRCIAL STATION DpO/ PS Career Mangement Group “ Non Offical Cover Branch Wash., B.C. as POLITION NUMBER Officer D CH (15) FS 63 0 - Js CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION i 7 14, CLASSIACATION SCHEDMAE (GS, LE, ate) 8. OCCUPATIONAL SERRS 1g GRADE AND STOP 17 Satan OR RATE / 441 nOB © Ms, Gs <“ 0136.01 # 15 DOS to pOB ox eare scmeo Va” SIGRATURE OF CAnteR sevice arto. 1NG CLACER Toate SIGNED . < | 18 May 76 _omnce oF patos YW action [7a ewer 2) oer cope [no atten [25 sant oF bate T4 are or cok (oe Meee acreneeie (00 ° i i eb ee + a 4 TOMS COMP tat Le cane AGONY Ons Come OA corr Mm US CARE, 4 240 SOCIAL SeUENTT ° pe eT tab tis | mec Tee i 2oetevorr i a - ~ ~ --tUBELICHRLE sn MetviOUs Cora GOMTRMMENT SERVICE @ wita fiofta, "wr Daya mc start Ta bata 2-80 PREVIOUS StL cour fais m EXECUTED CODE TNO. “ax FYEMPNaNE Teoma SxECLID Feces Stale Cour 1-00 OREAE He Mere 1s | Mts } | 2p LL : 2 AOR STINT (4655 DRY ria i SS MRO SEPSICE eo TAN I TAS) a Hl H 43. POSTION CONTROL CiiTincATION — ” i ——_ Toa aeeovEt | / i 5/9, fey in| Alf — Os/ 37/24, pF TIS2 use previbls scion -.|' ia , E2, IMPDET CL. BY, 007622 B72 SECRET «2 Mr. Kent has also served as the field representative for a Latin America Division funding and cover mechanism. Mr. Kent's past service in a nonofficial cover status has well qualified him for his present Headquarters assignment at a time when nonofficial cover is taking on even greater significance in Agency operational planning. c. Personal characteristics and qualifications. In fulfilling his various responsibilities, Mr. Kent has demonstrated that he is imaginative, perceptive, energetic, and a person of sound, independent judgment. He is extreme- ly versatile and has a first-rate mind. Invariably, when a crisis situation arose and talent had to be mobilized with- in the Division, Mr. Kent was one of the first officers whose name came to mind. He writes quickly and with a polished style. During the past year, he was called upon on two occasions to draft papers concerning Agency involve- ment in Chile which were used by the Director and the Deputy Director for Operations in their presentations before the Senate Select Committee. Mr. Kent speaks and writes fluent Spanish in addition to speaking very good Italian and some French. 2. Mr. Kent meets all of the general and specific criteria for promotion within his category. He has a total of 24 years of Agency service, of which 23 years have been involved with operations. He has served overseas tours in Panama City and Caracas in addition to his domestic assign- ments in New Orleans, Miami, and Washington, D.C. He has successfully developed and managed new programs in the Covert Action and the Nonofficial Cover fields in which he is presently engaged. Mr. Kent is a man of enormous energy who is eager to take on challenging assignments. tle has yet to reach his peak within the Agency. Mr. Kent has demonstrated that he is an effective supervisor, having served as Desk Chief, Acting Branch Chief, and Section Chief. 3. Mr. Kent is entering into competition for promo- tion carrying the strong recommendation of this Division as well as that of CMG/NOC. His rotational tour with the Nonofficial Cover #ranch will end in July 1977. Because of family medical reasons, Mr. Kent is presently subject ta a medical hold. Upon completion of his tour with CMG/NOC, he will return to the Latin America Division with a projected assignment in a senior staff position. OS. Sema x Richard S. Sampson . Chief Latin America Division SECRET SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, GS-14 Evaluation Board SUBJECT : Recommendation for Promotion to Grade GS-15, William M. Kent 1. This memorandum recommends the promotion of Mr. William M. Kent from GS-14 to GS-15. Mr. Kent is a 46-year old Operations Specialist who has been in grade since December 1968. a. Performance in current grade. During the seven years that Mr. Kent has been in grade, he has served as a case officer assigned to the Washington Base of the Foreign Resources Division and, in the Latin America Division, as Chief of the Peruvian Desk, Chief of Covert Action activities for the Chile Branch, and Deputy Special Assistant in the Economic Intelligence Collection and Gperations Staff. Since August 1974, Mr. Kent has been serving on a rotational tour with the Nonofficial Cover Branch of the Career Management Group (CMG/NOC). Mr. Kent has occupied a series of increasingly important positions since his assignment to Headquarters in 1970. During his tenure in the Chile Branch he was personally responsible for developing two important programs -- one in the political action field and the other in the propaganda field -- which were designed to influence foreign attitudes towards the Allende regime in Chile. These programs were highly suc- cessful. He received overall Outstanding ratings in his Fitness Reports for the period 1972-735 and for his work with CMG/NOC in 1978. Mr. Kent received a Quality Step Increase in 1974, b. Potential. Throughout his Agency career Mr. Kent has demonstrated that he can assume broader and in- creased responsibilities and perform effectively in challenging situations. His special strengths lie in the Covert Action and Nonofficial Cover fields. He has distin- guished himself in his ability to apply imaginative solu- tions to operational problems involving Covert Action. In particular, he is noted fer his work in exploiting the dis- covery of the Cuban arms cache in Venetuela in 1963, and to support U.S. actions during the January 1964 riots in Panama and the April 1964 revolt in the Dominican Fepublic. EZ, IMPDET CL BY O18952 6. Kent has been in his present grade for the past seven years, He has clearly earned, and | strongly recommend that he be considered for, promotion to GS-1S. - OS Harris Greene Chief Nonofficial Cover Branch CONCUR: D oe ayy Lier2t 2} fo hee Chief, Career Management Group 3. The above has been accomplished in addition to Kent's initially assigned responsibilities for close support of the NOC programs of two very active divisions, Latin America and Africa, This task calls for experienced and tactful direct cooperation with the NOC referents and senior operations officers in the divisions concerned. Ordinarily, such area division NOC responsibility would be a full-time job for an officer of this Branch. Kent handles this assignment, as well as his development of the referrals program, with dispatch and poise. 4, Kent's recent fitness reports will indicate his out- standing qualities. They include an enormous and enthusiastic capacity For work, a fine and precise writing ability, a genuinely rare imagination and a willingness to move far beyond the daily work requirements to get his Job done, or to increase the value of his assigned task. This officer is constantly on the move to devise new and cffective means of enhancing the nonofficial cover program,. He has proven a patient and sympathetic guidance counsellor for numbers of officers either in the NOC program or those interested in it. It is to his credit primarily that we have created the referrals system which not only coordinates the reassignment of NOC personnel across division lines to appropriate new areas and opportunities, but alse serves a8 a central clearing house for personalities who indicate interest in working for CIA in an non-staff capacity. 3. Kent's primary area of operational experience has been Latin America, including years of NOC officer status. A look at his file reveals over a half dozen commendations for unusual service and initiative. Linguistically he speaks native Spanish, very good Italian and some French. He has a supervisory ability far above the average, and has a highly developed diplomatic skill in his pursuit of new operational and staff goals which has stood him well on countless occasions. He is a harmonious and cooperative work colleague. Clearly he is a most unusual operations officer who has mastered staff skills and abilities to the point where he is capable of taking on a wide spectrum of future Field or Headquarters assignments. 23 December 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chie, Career Management Group VIA : Chief, Latin America Division SUBJECT Mr. Silliam M, Kent, Recommendation for Promotion 1. Mr. Kent has been on a rotational assignment to the Nonofficial Cover Branch from Latin America Division since August 1974. From the Outset, he has displayed a most : impressive ability to switch gears from his natural operational initiatives and to focus that initiative into his staff officer role. His rapid absorption of management and personnel principles and problems, with especial emphasis on the non- official cover program of the Directorate, has been remarkable even in an officer with his experience, 2, Specifically, Kent's innovative and imaginative drive has, in a relatively short period of time, enabled the Branch to create a NOC referrals section headed by him, in which he has become a principal DDO coordinator for hundreds of leads involving job applicants which are derived from letters written to the Agency, from our field recruiters, from the CT program, our management skills bank, and other sources, ie has created, in his development of this referrals system, a language and job skills record of available applicants who do not fit any specific gency criterion such as the Career Trainee program. Under his guidance, referrals files are prepared on specitic applicants and are forwarded to all ppo components which he knows would be interested in the specific candidate. He handles all replies and indications of interest, and arranges that candidates of interest are cleared, contacted, interviewed, and assessed, Qiten he handles the contacting, interviewing and assessment himselt. In its first full Year of operation, his referrals System has assisted in placing impressive candidates in a variety ef DDD field assivnments. SECRET (When Filled 12) REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION VSERAL HUBER gp 7 MAME Lait First Maddie) OS9198 KENT, WELLIAM - DATE PREPARED 24 AUGUST 1977 3, MATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION REASSIGNMENT Ta EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED Deal! bay wus og | 28 | 77 3 CATEGORY OF EMALOYAENT | REGULAR 7 vIOW VIO” 6 Hes chYOY is Boke) 9. CRGANUZATION AL DESIGNATIONS DDO/OFFICE OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS * ASST DEP DIR-OPERATIONS (DEVELOPMENT NON OFFICTAL COVER STAFF REFERRAL BRANCH “ POFAN AND ONSCA 7020 3 8 LIGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Penonnd i yi 008 goa Tie Tecan of orci sta « P casi, » D.C. ” 14, #OMTIOre TLE GPERAETONG OFFICER, CH PD 14. CLABSINICATION SCHEDULE GS, LB. ef0,J GS cd _ wo “ 0136.01 7 ra c1s}e nee ean ee [" OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 1 CAREER SERVICE CSIGHATION DYB _ 10 GRADE AND STEF ° 15 4 FROM CMS CONCUR hd Ed “ssp Coghbe 18a. S)GNATURE OF HOUSING OrFiGiat rte on Theadora H. OATE SIGNED Si cer. Brivnmi tt & AC/PES/CSS/ Pers PACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE UM "x id i acon Ye, aaron [as crFick (ODI m sition [as on | reais pm aare oA Eo CATE OF cae (Oot | Sante “Rename | OE {Oe “a 710 sors |sodo 79/3 |_| “05109129, 1 Vi MPRRITIO ” ical |e 2 wan wh eens : oe soos i fey : Pace "pein PT a coor 3-MM | OA, " er | rl ee 1-16 8T, | . a a a CODE PELVIGUS CIVILIAM GOUERMMINT SERVICE 4 Heo retinoes stent [imo Smear ie ati TH Rit ECE ESS Sea 3 Eads) Shaheen i sa (aOtt THAN] GAS; m a ope ery be We Data LODE 7 10e Cow. bare nah, BA 7” 1 42 Ada CAT. Come i Sy oy ke 4 Le ew “124 Aug 77 Cateet GEE rome execurea | c 14B SIGHATURE OF bl THE OFFICE OF, no ER SERVICE APPROVING OMICER psowne DDO / ( CTT SALARY Of RATE rd - 37,167 LEAS PZ pip cho cn fee U2 CORRECTION GARCECLATION SATA ‘or a Jou re vo tits oer on PedeRAL Tas MTR | i 2 pt NeaiOn Pres SS EF CM rp. Bren ae foun p72 V5S2 vse previous eomon $-29-97 “ + SECRET © OP APPROVAL eer NO. SAK IXEMPTIONS ha Ap ber d, _mant Of tH ba 2 " “co ve i i SeCUETY es re #2 HKIAL SRUENTT AG FEGL!, WEALTH DRWRARKE y aw REALTIME. COOR 4 i i } “ aie tae oa [Rome entre } Laws i ! TO Fea5e Tap eel arane cone 280 —_ bate APPROWED Po Cae79 t : £2, WAPDET CL. BY: uM PERSONNEL AND TRAINING: Responsible for the screening of personnel Yor assignment to desk, branch or stafs; anized ecial Headquarters operational programs requiring the selecti of per nel, the formulation and execution of training seminars, amc field advinistration; managed personnel matters instituted new systems and programs for spotting, recruiting, training and assigning personnel; prov career development guidance and counseling to Agency per #1, On occasion, was called on to lecture to training classes. i gave classes in Spanish and Italian. RESEARCH AND ANALYSTS: In all phases of career, have conducted intelligence, political and economic research and analysis in support of operational activities. FRUCATION: USAFI, Latin American Institute (New York), Mexico City College (Mexico). Emphasis on international af :, international trade, jeurnalism, public relations and advertising, languages. Numerous CIA-sponsored courses and seminars on varying aspects of management (MBO, Ero, etc.), econenics, security, and other topics related to the intelligence craft. TRAVEL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Periods of residence and travel in Europe (as a child), Japan, and Latin America. Extensive travel in the United States. Fluent in Spanish and Italian, slight capability in German and French. PERSONAL: Community Service: ---Active in Little League, ub Scouts, Boy Scouts ---Offieer and President of ---Fourteen years in Rotary In i variously as member of the Board of Dire :, Committee Chairman, Vice President and ---Founder, Jater President, Vice- resident of town- wide citizens association ---Served on number of civic ane RESUME William M. Kent Van Buren Street Vircinta 227A SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND: U.S. Army (1946-1948). Departnent store manager- trainee, El Salvador, Central America (1950-1951). Twenty-six years as an intelligence officer with the Central Intelligence Agency, covering progressively higher-level assignments in Latin America, Washington, D.C. and other domestic locations. Varied experience in both operational and staff assignments in areas of management, personnel recruitment and training, intelligence collection, liaison, propaganda and political action, field investigations. OPERATIONS: Selected, assessed, recruited and trained operational assets in the field for intelligence collection purposes. Initiated and developed productive liaison and social connections with foreign political, military and business personalities, in almost all cases using foreign languages. Sent on special assignments to conduct on- the-spot field investigations, collected material evidence and corroborated suspicions. Organized, instituted and supervised individual, regional and world-wide propaganda and political action programs in response to high level directives and in consonance with U.S. policy objectives. Much of this work required a thorough knowledge and under- Standing of the psychology, culture, aspirations and motivation of foreign individuals and peoples in order to influence them, through verbal as well as written means, from one point of view or ideological preference, to another. Essential to the work were imagination, innovation and drive, as well as a complete understanding of a given subject, a knowledge of journalism and other media, and well- developed’ writing and verbal skills. Assignments required a willingness and ability to assume effectively and convincingly, a variety of roles; have-served as a graduate student, an author, an American diplomat serving in an Embassy abroad, as the head of a voluntary organization, as a businessman, etc. MANAGEMENT: In Washington headquarters and in the field, served in numerous middle level and senior management positions; have had responsibility for a 26-person operational branch; as a desk chief for overseas stations; as the responsible officer for major political action and propaganda operations; as recruiter and manager of human sources of intelligence; as liaison officer to high level exile and indigenous personalities; as a staff section chief, staff deputy chief, and staff acting chief; and as the deputy of a special assistant to a very senior Agency officer. Responsible for evaluating the work of subordinate personnel and for support and assistance to promotion panels. Planned, disbursed and accounted for operational budgets of up to several millions of dollars. ad “Willian M. Kent 836. Van Buren Street Herndon, Virginia Telephone: Home .- (703) 437-3162 aan Office - (703) 352-4104 SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND: U.S. Army (1946-1948). Department stere manager-trainee, El Salvador (1950-1951). Twenty-six years (i982-") 1978) of experience es an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency, covering 2 variety of operational and staff assignments, domestic and foreign, renging from intelligence collection, to - propaganda and political action, to administration, personnel. : recruitment. an@ training, and career management. Hold ective: |Top Secret. clearance. : : -EDUCATION: USAFI, Latin American Institute (New York), Mexico City. College (Mexico). Enohasis on international affairs, international trade, journalism, public relations and advertising, languages. Numerous CIA-sponsored courses and seminars on varying aspects of management, security, economics, EEO, and other topics related © to the intelligence craft- : : TRAVEL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Periods of residence in’ Europe, anamna, Venezuela, alvador. Travel to Cuba, Chile, Peru,” Guatemala, Nicaragua, Mexico. Extensive travel in the United State Fluent in Spanish and Italian, slight capability in German and Fren - PERSONAL: - Community Service: ---Active in Little League, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts ~--Officer and President of PTA ---Fourteen years in Rotary International, variously as member of the Board of Directors, Comittee Chairman, Vice President and President ---Founder, later President, Vice-president of town- wide citizens association ---Served on number of civic and mayoral committees . “Interests: Internetianal effairs, writing, fishing end outdoors, gardening, etc. ar Age: 48 Married, 3 children (ages 22, 23, 24) SECRET (hem Filted Inj GATE PREPARED ook pequest FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 18 May 76 1, SERIAL NUMBER 2 MAME Leen Fert Middle} 059198} Kent William 6 | eMEciVE a neQuesteg 15 CATEGORY OF ExMOvi vn om - sy [as | Regular [yO FAN ant Ace BGA AUIMORITY /Complered by Offer of - | Pectonmel a ee ! 6221-0117 | a002 ? Sit canes BERNAL : 10 LOCATON OF OFRCIAL STATION DpO/ PS Career Mangement Group “ Non Offical Cover Branch Wash., B.C. as POLITION NUMBER Officer D CH (15) FS 63 0 - Js CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION i 7 14, CLASSIACATION SCHEDMAE (GS, LE, ate) 8. OCCUPATIONAL SERRS 1g GRADE AND STOP 17 Satan OR RATE / 441 nOB © Ms, Gs <“ 0136.01 # 15 DOS to pOB ox eare scmeo Va” SIGRATURE OF CAnteR sevice arto. 1NG CLACER Toate SIGNED . < | 18 May 76 _omnce oF patos YW action [7a ewer 2) oer cope [no atten [25 sant oF bate T4 are or cok (oe Meee acreneeie (00 ° i i eb ee + a 4 TOMS COMP tat Le cane AGONY Ons Come OA corr Mm US CARE, 4 240 SOCIAL SeUENTT ° pe eT tab tis | mec Tee i 2oetevorr i a - ~ ~ --tUBELICHRLE sn MetviOUs Cora GOMTRMMENT SERVICE @ wita fiofta, "wr Daya mc start Ta bata 2-80 PREVIOUS StL cour fais m EXECUTED CODE TNO. “ax FYEMPNaNE Teoma SxECLID Feces Stale Cour 1-00 OREAE He Mere 1s | Mts } | 2p LL : 2 AOR STINT (4655 DRY ria i SS MRO SEPSICE eo TAN I TAS) a Hl H 43. POSTION CONTROL CiiTincATION — ” i ——_ Toa aeeovEt | / i 5/9, fey in| Alf — Os/ 37/24, pF TIS2 use previbls scion -.|' ia , E2, IMPDET CL. BY, 007622 B72 SECRET «2 Mr. Kent has also served as the field representative for a Latin America Division funding and cover mechanism. Mr. Kent's past service in a nonofficial cover status has well qualified him for his present Headquarters assignment at a time when nonofficial cover is taking on even greater significance in Agency operational planning. c. Personal characteristics and qualifications. In fulfilling his various responsibilities, Mr. Kent has demonstrated that he is imaginative, perceptive, energetic, and a person of sound, independent judgment. He is extreme- ly versatile and has a first-rate mind. Invariably, when a crisis situation arose and talent had to be mobilized with- in the Division, Mr. Kent was one of the first officers whose name came to mind. He writes quickly and with a polished style. During the past year, he was called upon on two occasions to draft papers concerning Agency involve- ment in Chile which were used by the Director and the Deputy Director for Operations in their presentations before the Senate Select Committee. Mr. Kent speaks and writes fluent Spanish in addition to speaking very good Italian and some French. 2. Mr. Kent meets all of the general and specific criteria for promotion within his category. He has a total of 24 years of Agency service, of which 23 years have been involved with operations. He has served overseas tours in Panama City and Caracas in addition to his domestic assign- ments in New Orleans, Miami, and Washington, D.C. He has successfully developed and managed new programs in the Covert Action and the Nonofficial Cover fields in which he is presently engaged. Mr. Kent is a man of enormous energy who is eager to take on challenging assignments. tle has yet to reach his peak within the Agency. Mr. Kent has demonstrated that he is an effective supervisor, having served as Desk Chief, Acting Branch Chief, and Section Chief. 3. Mr. Kent is entering into competition for promo- tion carrying the strong recommendation of this Division as well as that of CMG/NOC. His rotational tour with the Nonofficial Cover #ranch will end in July 1977. Because of family medical reasons, Mr. Kent is presently subject ta a medical hold. Upon completion of his tour with CMG/NOC, he will return to the Latin America Division with a projected assignment in a senior staff position. OS. Sema x Richard S. Sampson . Chief Latin America Division SECRET EGRET MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, GS-id Evaluation Board SUBJECT Recommendation for Promotion to Grade GS-15, WillLam M. kent 1. This memorandum recommends the promotion of Mr. William M. Kent from GS-14 to GS-15. Mr. Kent is a do-vear old Operations Specialist who has heen in grade since December 1968. a. Performance in current grade. During the seven years that Mr. kent has been in grade, he has served as a case officer assigned to the Washington Base of the Foreign Resources Division and, in the Latin America Division, as Chief of the Peruvian Desk, Chief of Covert Action activities for the Chile branch, and Deputy Special Assistant in the Economic Intelligence Collection and Cperations Staff. Since August 1Y74, Mr. Kent has been serving on a rotational tour with the Nonofficial Cover Branch of the Career Manayement Group (CMG/NOC). Mr. Kent has occupied a series of increasingly important positions since his assigznment to Headquarters in 1970. During his tenure in the Chile Branch he was personally responsible for developing two important programs -- one in the political action field and the other in the propaganda field -- which were designed to influence foreign attitudes towards the Allende regime in Chile. These programs were highly suc- cessful. He received overall Outstandinw ratings in his Fitness Reports for the period 1972-73 and for his work with CMG/NOU in 1975. Mr. Kent received a Quality Step Increase in 1974, bh. Potential. Throughout his Agency career Mr. Kent has demonstrated that he can #ssume broader and in- creased responsibilities and perform effectively in chailenging situations. His special strengths lie in the Covert Action and Nonofficial Cover fields. He has distin- guished himselfk in his ability to apply imaginative solu- tions to operational problems involving Covert Action. In particular, he is neted for his work in exploiting the dis- covery of the Cuban arms cache in Venecucla in 1063, and to support U.S. agtions during the January 1964 riots in Panama and the April 1ly64 revott in the Dominican Pepublic. SECRET 6. Kent has been in his present grade for the past seven years, He has clearly earned, and | strongly recommend that he be considered for, promotion to GS-1S. - OS Harris Greene Chief Nonofficial Cover Branch CONCUR: D oe ayy Lier2t 2} fo hee Chief, Career Management Group 3. The above has been accomplished in addition to Kent's initially assigned responsibilities for close support of the NOC programs of two very active divisions, Latin America and Africa, This task calls for experienced and tactful direct cooperation with the NOC referents and senior operations officers in the divisions concerned. Ordinarily, such area division NOC responsibility would be a full-time job for an officer of this Branch. Kent handles this assignment, as well as his development of the referrals program, with dispatch and poise. 4, Kent's recent fitness reports will indicate his out- standing qualities. They include an enormous and enthusiastic capacity For work, a fine and precise writing ability, a genuinely rare imagination and a willingness to move far beyond the daily work requirements to get his Job done, or to increase the value of his assigned task. This officer is constantly on the move to devise new and cffective means of enhancing the nonofficial cover program,. He has proven a patient and sympathetic guidance counsellor for numbers of officers either in the NOC program or those interested in it. It is to his credit primarily that we have created the referrals system which not only coordinates the reassignment of NOC personnel across division lines to appropriate new areas and opportunities, but alse serves a8 a central clearing house for personalities who indicate interest in working for CIA in an non-staff capacity. 3. Kent's primary area of operational experience has been Latin America, including years of NOC officer status. A look at his file reveals over a half dozen commendations for unusual service and initiative. Linguistically he speaks native Spanish, very good Italian and some French. He has a supervisory ability far above the average, and has a highly developed diplomatic skill in his pursuit of new operational and staff goals which has stood him well on countless occasions. He is a harmonious and cooperative work colleague. Clearly he is a most unusual operations officer who has mastered staff skills and abilities to the point where he is capable of taking on a wide spectrum of future Field or Headquarters assignments. 23 December 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chie, Career Management Group VIA : Chief, Latin America Division SUBJECT Mr. Silliam M, Kent, Recommendation for Promotion 1. Mr. Kent has been on a rotational assignment to the Nonofficial Cover Branch from Latin America Division since August 1974. From the Outset, he has displayed a most : impressive ability to switch gears from his natural operational initiatives and to focus that initiative into his staff officer role. His rapid absorption of management and personnel principles and problems, with especial emphasis on the non- official cover program of the Directorate, has been remarkable even in an officer with his experience, 2, Specifically, Kent's innovative and imaginative drive has, in a relatively short period of time, enabled the Branch to create a NOC referrals section headed by him, in which he has become a principal DDO coordinator for hundreds of leads involving job applicants which are derived from letters written to the Agency, from our field recruiters, from the CT program, our management skills bank, and other sources, ie has created, in his development of this referrals system, a language and job skills record of available applicants who do not fit any specific gency criterion such as the Career Trainee program. Under his guidance, referrals files are prepared on specitic applicants and are forwarded to all ppo components which he knows would be interested in the specific candidate. He handles all replies and indications of interest, and arranges that candidates of interest are cleared, contacted, interviewed, and assessed, Qiten he handles the contacting, interviewing and assessment himselt. In its first full Year of operation, his referrals System has assisted in placing impressive candidates in a variety ef DDD field assivnments. SECRET (When Filled 12) REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION VSERAL HUBER gp 7 MAME Lait First Maddie) OS9198 KENT, WELLIAM - DATE PREPARED 24 AUGUST 1977 3, MATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION REASSIGNMENT Ta EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED Deal! bay wus og | 28 | 77 3 CATEGORY OF EMALOYAENT | REGULAR 7 vIOW VIO” 6 Hes chYOY is Boke) 9. CRGANUZATION AL DESIGNATIONS DDO/OFFICE OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS * ASST DEP DIR-OPERATIONS (DEVELOPMENT NON OFFICTAL COVER STAFF REFERRAL BRANCH “ POFAN AND ONSCA 7020 3 8 LIGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Penonnd i yi 008 goa Tie Tecan of orci sta « P casi, » D.C. ” 14, #OMTIOre TLE GPERAETONG OFFICER, CH PD 14. CLABSINICATION SCHEDULE GS, LB. ef0,J GS cd _ wo “ 0136.01 7 ra c1s}e nee ean ee [" OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 1 CAREER SERVICE CSIGHATION DYB _ 10 GRADE AND STEF ° 15 4 FROM CMS CONCUR hd Ed “ssp Coghbe 18a. S)GNATURE OF HOUSING OrFiGiat rte on Theadora H. OATE SIGNED Si cer. Brivnmi tt & AC/PES/CSS/ Pers PACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE UM "x id i acon Ye, aaron [as crFick (ODI m sition [as on | reais pm aare oA Eo CATE OF cae (Oot | Sante “Rename | OE {Oe “a 710 sors |sodo 79/3 |_| “05109129, 1 Vi MPRRITIO ” ical |e 2 wan wh eens : oe soos i fey : Pace "pein PT a coor 3-MM | OA, " er | rl ee 1-16 8T, | . a a a CODE PELVIGUS CIVILIAM GOUERMMINT SERVICE 4 Heo retinoes stent [imo Smear ie ati TH Rit ECE ESS Sea 3 Eads) Shaheen i sa (aOtt THAN] GAS; m a ope ery be We Data LODE 7 10e Cow. bare nah, BA 7” 1 42 Ada CAT. Come i Sy oy ke 4 Le ew “124 Aug 77 Cateet GEE rome execurea | c 14B SIGHATURE OF bl THE OFFICE OF, no ER SERVICE APPROVING OMICER psowne DDO / ( CTT SALARY Of RATE rd - 37,167 LEAS PZ pip cho cn fee U2 CORRECTION GARCECLATION SATA ‘or a Jou re vo tits oer on PedeRAL Tas MTR | i 2 pt NeaiOn Pres SS EF CM rp. Bren ae foun p72 V5S2 vse previous eomon $-29-97 “ + SECRET © OP APPROVAL eer NO. SAK IXEMPTIONS ha Ap ber d, _mant Of tH ba 2 " “co ve i i SeCUETY es re #2 HKIAL SRUENTT AG FEGL!, WEALTH DRWRARKE y aw REALTIME. COOR 4 i i } “ aie tae oa [Rome entre } Laws i ! TO Fea5e Tap eel arane cone 280 —_ bate APPROWED Po Cae79 t : £2, WAPDET CL. BY: uM PERSONNEL AND TRAINING: Responsible for the screening of personnel Yor assignment to desk, branch or stafs; anized ecial Headquarters operational programs requiring the selecti of per nel, the formulation and execution of training seminars, amc field advinistration; managed personnel matters instituted new systems and programs for spotting, recruiting, training and assigning personnel; prov career development guidance and counseling to Agency per #1, On occasion, was called on to lecture to training classes. i gave classes in Spanish and Italian. RESEARCH AND ANALYSTS: In all phases of career, have conducted intelligence, political and economic research and analysis in support of operational activities. FRUCATION: USAFI, Latin American Institute (New York), Mexico City College (Mexico). Emphasis on international af :, international trade, jeurnalism, public relations and advertising, languages. Numerous CIA-sponsored courses and seminars on varying aspects of management (MBO, Ero, etc.), econenics, security, and other topics related to the intelligence craft. TRAVEL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Periods of residence and travel in Europe (as a child), Japan, and Latin America. Extensive travel in the United States. Fluent in Spanish and Italian, slight capability in German and French. PERSONAL: Community Service: ---Active in Little League, ub Scouts, Boy Scouts ---Offieer and President of ---Fourteen years in Rotary In i variously as member of the Board of Dire :, Committee Chairman, Vice President and ---Founder, Jater President, Vice- resident of town- wide citizens association ---Served on number of civic ane ROUND: U.S. Army (1946-1948). Departnent store manager- or, Central America (1950-19351). Twenty-six years as e officer with the Central Intelligence Agency, covering progressively higher-level assignments in Latin America, Washington, D.C. and other domestic locations. Varied experience in both operational and staff assignments in areas of management, personnel recruitment and training, intelligence collection, Liaison, propaganda and political action, fleld investigations. OPERATIONS: Selected, assessed, recruited and trained operational assets in the field for intelligence collection purposes. Initiated and developed productive liaison and social connections with foreign political, military and business personalities, in almost al1 cases using foreign languages. Sent on special assignments to conduct on- the-spot field investigations, collected material evidence and corroborated suspicions. Organized, instituted and supervised individual regional and world-wide propaganda and political action programs in response to high level directives and in consonance with U.S. policy objectives. Much of this work required a thorough knowledge and under- Standing of the psychology, culture, aspirations and motivation of foreign individuals and peoples in order to influence them, through verbal as well as written means, from one point of view or ideological preference, to another. Essential to the work were imagination, innovation and drive, as well as a complete understanding of a given subject, a knowledge of journalism and other media, and well - developed’ writing and verbal skills. Assignments required a willingness and ability to assume effectively and convincingly, a variety of roles; have-served as a graduate student, an author, an American diplomat serving in an Embassy abroad, as the head of a voluntary organization, as a businessman, etc. MANAC T: Ia Washington headguarters and in the field, served in nomerous middle level and senior management positions; have had responsibility for a 20-person operational branch; as a desk chief for erseas stations; as the responsible officer for major political action and propaganda cperatinns; as recruiter and manager of human sources of intelligence; as liaison officer to high level exile and indigenous personalities; as a staff section chief, staff deputy chief, and staff acting chief; and as the deputy of a special assistant ta avery senior Agency officer. Responsible far evaluating the work of subordinate personnel i for supp and assistance to promotion panels. Plar 1, disbursed a nated for operational budgets of up ts several William M. Kent 836 Van Buren Street Herndon, Virginia Telephone: Home - {703) 437-3162 Office - (703) 352-4104 SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND: U.S. Army (1946-1948). Department store manager-traineé, £1 Salvador (1950-1951}. Twenty-six years (1952- 1978) of experience es an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency, Covering 2 variety of operational and staff assignments, domestic and foreign, renging from intelligence collection, to propaganda and political action, to administration, personnel recruitment and training, and career management. Hold ective Top Secret clearance. EDUCATION: USAF], Latin American Institute (New York), Mexico City College (Mexico). Enohasis on international affairs, international trade, journalism, public relations and advertising, languages. Numerous CIA-sponsored courses and seminars on varying aspects of management, security, economics, EEQ, and other topics related to the intelligence craft. TRAVEL AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Periods of residence in Europe, Panana, Venezuela, £1 Salvador. Travel ta Cuba, Chile, Peru, Guatemala, Nicarayua, Mexico. Extensive travel in the United State. Fluent in Spanish and Italian, slight capability in German and Fren PERSONAL: Comaunity Service: ---Active in Little League, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts ~--Officer and President of PTA ---Fourteen years in Rotary International, variously as nember of the Board of Directors, Committee Chairman, Vice President and President ~--Founder, leter President, Vice-president of town- wide citizens association ~--Served on number of civic and mayoral committees Taterests: Internati Lo efials writing, fishing and outdoors, gardening, . Other: 5 SECRET iWhen Filled thi REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1 SERAL NUMBER NAME! Lath B iesim Meddfe,! osgi98 KENT, WILLIAM 3. NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION — to Veeck ee cd TRANSFER qs FTO ¥ | ORGANI A TONAL OESIGHATIONS DDP/WH BRANCH 3 PERU SECTION TY POSIT OPS OFFICER _ Va ChASSHCATION SCHEDULE YOS. 18. th i - Security z..Payroll —_ IGA. SIGNATURE OF REQUESIY OFFICAL . ! i tL ee HENR ‘HOLD : CIO CF ~ sedge 4 13 OCCUPATIONAL SERS | | _0136,01 | Dare sien WH/PRRS. DATE POEPARED 15 April 1970 EFFECTIVE CATE ] a 39 | 70 | FINANCIAL ANALTSIS NO. CHARGEARCE 0235 0620 | senna i TO IGCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION ¥IG CF WASHINGTON, 2 POSITION NUMBER ° f 1391 1% GRADE AND SvEP ' I fy) 14 4 lsh re oF ae Lent A SIGNATURE CF CARED StRVICE 5 CATEGORY OF EMPLOVHENT REGULAR B LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed a Offee c Porat} Dc, a TS CAREER STAVICE DESIGHATION APPROVING OMCER Z, a i i i i Sb SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF YHE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 1. action 120. turioy oa cape <00E GASKE con NUMER. airanenc HOE Zan SPEC AL, 133 REFINE YL. 3s Tn Hanon t iD [aa wvecaté case The wate 75 DANE of ba val aes L oes + 1 SEPARATION ce BAIA dE Py 3 VE PREF TREMCE 6 oa Cour tart “Ton want y oT caUs sn Sa si eons ee CAREER CATEGORY Reg) HEALTH Penta H emot cUDE Page tuk Sennen fas WO FAEIOUS TAYE soo ARAL NG SURE Te BLA SERERE OSS THaw 5 YEARS) PSA RREA UE SERVICE ORE DAN tia 45, FOBWTION CONTROL CERTIFICATION orry 3-47 132 USE PREWOUS EDITION EAR EXERATIONS, we { “4 [ionw txecureo ne y ‘lid of NE INSURANCE PALIN IMS. CGOE ATE TAX DATA Mts carr) i Hl a a Toate aPeOvES lee /P i Dare SIGNED coit [YPN con SECRET (Whew beled ie) OATE PREPARED. REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION VO SERUIAL NUMBER 12 NAME (Laut Frrit— MW ntelte } 5 May 1970 059198 =! KENT, WILLIAM 9 NATURE OF PERSONNE: ACTION "Tr erect [> CATEGORY OF EMPLOFWENT Mili, REASSIGNEENT AND agen (RANSFER TO VOUCHERED FUNDS {esvrectien) C4 1/9 3 Fa, REGULAR V7. HNANCIAL AHALYSIS NO B, CEGAL AUTHORITY (Compleied by Offer or CHARGE ABLE Personnel) es 02350620 0 J. @ GRGAN RATIONAL DESIGNATIONS 1 LOCATION OF OPFICIAL STATION vio 5 FUNDS IDDP/ WH BRANCH 3 PERU SECTION — . WASHINGTON, D.C, ee. + TE POSTION THLE [12 POSITION NUMBEP | 12 CAREER SERATE DESIGNATION | OPS_OFFICER, 1391 i 3. _i..9136,01 | 144 Th CLASSHICATION SCHEDE (G5, LA. eit. fs md Ml SERIES | rs GRADE ANO STEP tn SALARY OR D.. i L $21,608 ~~ 7h REMARKS o correct item 3 from transfer to vouchered funds. to reassignment and transfer to vouchered funds.” Security 1, aciiow [32 enor pe “geHtE (Ot can Pe CO0k cout 38 ojo elyeel wont ters Ab | les oe MON wat [et pic RETHROMENT 027A 1" serearton oy Copatction CAREELLATION a { i * case AEE ODE pe woe t 1 40, SOCIAL SECURIT MO. MEAUiN INS. CODE i i gate ak “Tee: Heat SRE cost foam ” BA Ye CAs REST sr | ' VAG Tae ic : 1. ve at . sen HAUIAM GOVERNMENT SERVICE 47 LEAYE wo | SEDESAL ia roe : Svate TM DATE Ba SREVOUS \E8YICE cone irate reece! coor” TNO tax dxtertons [FOAM GXEC UTED jcore Teg to. arn Cor ie AEEAT OF SERVE | i 1s i wb. PAARL CHERTSEY) car) H OL BRU SUC ORE TANT TEAS: aa an ee 45 moeTON COMTRGL CERTIICATION baa 0 Y | Dare APPROVED ‘ BOM DA GAG BE a zael “ISTO — Form . ~ = diay L152 use previous emtion | ~GRGUP uw ACTOMATSC SOWNGEAS ES CPRD BECASAIAO ATION SECRET {When Filled tay REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1. SERIAL NOMATE 2 Mae Last Perit M rabalfe) 059198 | KENT, WILLIAM Yo 13. MATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTON a EFFECTIVE OATE RFQUA Smet [5 CATEGORY OF Em@MOVMENT CANCELLATION OF N.S.C _ 5” | REGULAR ; ' [vio ¥ Ty too ne B LEGAL AUTHOREY (Completed 6) Ophce of anaes >» x i DATE PREPARED 9 JANUARY 1973 Perramacis [sey wo LL 8235 66200000 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS Thea LOCATION OF OFFICAL Stanon Gj} DDP/WH DIVISION “| BRANCH 6 CA SECTION 11 FOSNON TRE ” 12. POSITION NUMBE | 13. CAREER SERVICE DESIGHATION ‘SALARY OF Bate OPS OFFICER “c roy) 1855 F D 1s ~ r Ve CLASSPICATION SCKEOMAL (GELB. ened “Gccuranicnal SEES 716 Geabe anp ave os a OUseO) a 261687 1) Romans ~— 7 Sem BG gina oetiaa DATE SIGNED ['* SIGNATUNE OF CAREED SERVICE APPAOViNa OCH Toate siceeD HL ue SE Lota cayre 9 Jan 73 | 7Gaegaeny ” hs SPACE aLow ror Exclusive a oe OFFICE OF Me acon ” fara Ta antes Conime n Hato Ps rurecart 124. wares bast oF winnie ; ot co a - Pr. sii 1 “175813 a ee nner ReHROK TY SEPAEAT Ow ty iit cont ato ats DATA LOGE Fy rep ee Wve penne . 40 Soci. SEUITT 4a coor Tee i ee ‘ iciem of] . foe PREVIOUS CiVKIAW GOVERKMENT SERVICE Peel J tax DATA wo PREVIOUS SERVICE (are r ExeMPrnOMS HORM TRECUTIS Choe cone [Me tan[siate cone i ART t 1 : 2 BRAE SERVICE (055 THT YEARS; : i : i Bote a sitet Wo MCG Team: i i i a ee Ae - 7 ne oa “i hos CONTROL CEEIICATION — as OP MPROVAL Toate ‘APPROVED : = 1 | a Ey ae ghd ties ya eh ie D9 boa irene emenendntemene -" : fous EO > oy app VVS2 use previous eotion ae F £-2, iIMPDET ct. ay, 007622 SECRET CAben Filed fn) NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1 SERIA HUMBER 2. MAME CAST FIRST MIDDLE! C9198 | KENT WELL JAM de ee a D WATURE GF PERSCANEL ACTION REASSIGNMENT _ TX) AGC Oe OER (ial auTegRiy i 4235 4532 loool 7. ORGAN TATIONAT DESIGNATIONS ™ ° 1D LOCATON SF OFF cian “Sarin OOG/WH OLVISION WASHes Dale 1 POSTICA TLE OPS OFFICER 14 CLASUPEATON SCHEDULE (05 ~ TS UKCUPATIONAE SERS | 18 GRADE £89 se t GS : 0136.01 Te REMARKS Use Previous Edition AO McITeNT TAL wa ae ton f wo ee Re, MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. William Kent VIA : Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SUBJECT : Personnel Evaluation Panel Service 1. The Chairman of the Nonofficial Cover Board has reported to me on your recent service on the NOC Board Sub-Panel for the FY 1974 Personnel Evaluation of officers at the GS-12 level. @. I take this means to thank you for this important service and to express my hope that it was as valuable an experience for you as it has been for many of your colleagues in the past. The continuing and unstinting contributions being made by persons such as you are helping the Directorate and the Agency not just in improved personnel evaluation but also in markedly enhancing our use of our most valuable vA = {/ batt h ae Ela William E. NelgBon Deputy Director for Oberations MEMORANDUM FOR: William M. Kent SUBJECT : Quality Step Increase i. My congratulations on the award to you of a Quality Step Increase. This award is in recognition of superior sustained performance and reflects great credit on you and the job you have been doing. 2. I am confident that your future performance will be of continuing high quality. With personal best wishes, William EB. Nelson Deputy Director for Operations CL BY 099668 E2, INPOET SECRET (Eben Filled tn) fone REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 2, NAME ¢Lattt— Penst- Middle} KENT WILLIAM @/ 1, EERLAL NUMMER MONTH 08 Low |e DATE PREPARED: 23 July 1974 vay 7 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS. NO 8. LEGAL AUTHORIY (Complered by Office of Parvownel } 7 ORGANITATIONAL DESSGNATIONS DDO/PS CAREER MANAGEMENT GROUP NON OFFICIAL COVER BRANCH SECTION Ta, CLASSINCATION SCHEDMAE (GS. LE. eh.) GS TTS OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 0136.02 L1G, LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION WASH., D.C. : ‘ H | : ts POSITION NUMMER [a cance ae OESNATION [16 GRADE ANO STEP 14 7 TiP. SALARY OR RATE 5 29,095 / 1. SARS coord: WH Pers Rome Rase: WH ec: Security JL TASS aR ong “Ts C/OMG/MSB H. Berthold /telecoord/ ~ iia SIGNED : aay APACE BOW Fi OF coins 2. TaTON ALPRAMELS We action [20 WRLGT Tn a 37 10. 78 TE Oeiees - w aR REPCREMLE 2~ i 5 24. SE (bab CATE 437. 10MG, COMP OAT DA yey OD re, { { a oa PAMENT SHAICE JONG paEvinus seReatE Tan AAT Sud 2-H SRY ae MEA Ue SERVIEE “1152 Heol USE PREWIOUS EOIN 8 Nous Vacone] coer t EX LUStWE ust OF THE OFFICE OF PS; oat aD 26. OATE OF GRADE a te (03 (29 | i frac PRT Hes yiere |} EOD DATA aa | LK | ENE “Tle SOCAL SECURITY WO jun sy cout Feo | SOWANEF [reais ce eareeee | reoy Ther i Foire ! | IM ELIELEE TT 96, Hoots TE BY SEPRRATION DATA CODE “aaa iad ASA | aa STATE TAL GATE j NO. TAR EREMPHGN® FORM FNRCUTEO cone Te saa] state <ooe, : me : bets i | von | pert t i t : i i] ; 4 et a PAP PPO AL 2 DAE APPROVED 2 oa. a an H u T RBoED oe sgrasew | AR PLCS 4 ecb h tom ile Palen REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION « SERIAL NUMBER 7 OMAME { Last Fort Maddie) William éje 059198 Kent SECRET (When Filled Ix) DATE PREPARED: 18 August 1975 ATURE OF PERSORINE: ACTION, Reasslgnment-—Change in Functional Commence | Te EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED | 5. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT ka AFI 196 Regular XX wrov 7. Fan ano Nata &. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Perignnel j O221-Olls 0000 | tov “ %, OMGANGAL sh iad Tee) oT Ae Non ae icial Cover Branch AREAS Segleer , PP ALT 10 LOCATION Oo OFFICIAL STATION Wash., DG. Vt POSINON THE hat? a ane ops” Officer | | ee Sn es ae Ley aD POSTION NUMBER ie Yd Camttn Seavice GesiGeea tion i BL. 12 ; | DOS 14. CLASSHICATION SCHEDULE (G5, LB, ete.) 0136.01 13. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 10. GRADE AND STEP “Ti? Saaay Of Rave $30,699 t concur in my Pynctional Career Category being changed from yy Wi. B/OG to B/OS: Coen ANd talked ; LAPP rcemud f Cae A William Kene &. 7) ie ul ae Aes Date ¢ fe CMG ie M8) ea Raaare PS ae ao # at aes tenor re Hr saion SIGNED 7a auf Mom GneEs PETER AEFURECE TC 4 Shae 16 WT MRE te tow Oe [art Serakation 7 CORRECTION ANCL on bata (Obs ™ re i 1d! WO Pad SOCAL SECURIT AO cone Te-am ma” vy ae rion | Ty ba i | tL a mwlivee ™ om MiAitR INS. COOP j i i* 12 tec/ore COR St Pesy Thee PREVIOUS CULIaN GOVERNMENT SERVICE “T ag Uae an nn state Tat DATA Hal 8. _Seotta thr Ota T nN Fea PREPDRS SERVICE oe PLO BAW SeRHACE fe PREM A SUTTECE TSS Tea 3 Peay; [BEAK Ge SEREE adore Toate 3 TERS) ' i i } i H oe cote 45° POSTON CONTROL CERTINCATION ; « & SEP sgog FORM} S2 8-72 USE PREVIOUS EDITION an oe / an aM as a Mote RRC UTES | tome eMcUtED fesits 2-0 pom TAR EZCMPGOMS eT Tobe TO. TAR] sate COGE axtur 1 46 OF APBRGIVAL -) | +t | U i Ceara SECRET ~ 14) c impper ct, py: 007622 | 5 December’ 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Commendation of Mr. William Kent Duriag the laet five months I have turned to Hr. Kener on two occasions to help the Latin Americe Division in connection with Senate Select Committee's investigation of covert action in Chile. When confronted with a need to produce a paper on Chile in a short timeframe, 1 instinctively turned to him. ft was not only because he had expertise on Chile, due to sarvice in rhe Chile Branch, but because he ia highly skilled in written presentation. He Qrganizes his material well and presents it in 2 lucid, highly readable mauner, On the first occasion, he belped us prepare a paper that was eventually used by the Director in bis presentation before the Senate Select Committae on 14-15 July. On tha second occasion hia contribution vas used by the DDO in his appearance befora the Senate Select Committea on 28 October. Both of these papers were excellent and hava withstoood critical scrutiny. Aside from Mr. Kant's ability to write I vould like to'take thia oceasion to record my overall high eateen for Mr. Kent a3 a professional and as a perscn. I have alwaya considered him to be one of our more able and pro- mieing officers. His dadication is exemplary; he has epant untold extra bours of his time carrying out his duties. He “has good judgment and common sense, Mr. Kent has a very attractive personality and excellant personal prasaace, From all standpoints he is an excellant officer that deserves to move ahead in the organization. I am convinced he has tha abilicy and potential to do so. Rayr arren Raymond A. Warren Deputy Chief Latin America Division ec: #C/CNG/Noc C/LA/PEMS E2 IMPDET CL BY 009550 SECRET a . . (den Fated in} REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION L March 1976 Teemat nunert Uphane (lau_Firg- Maddie) 059198 KENT WILLIAM 4 DATE PREPARED: LL ANATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION 3. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT fi ” Lo anllel “oy REASSIGNMENT ang! | 03 | OL L 7 76 REGULAR set T — “ TT Faw ane aCe 7 |B LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office a, y pvtoy “ Personne | 4 Bee of 6. FUNDS — » 8002 crray ‘Se2.-01l7 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS , Dpo PLANS STAFF CAREER MANAGEMENT GROUP NONBOFFICIAL COVER BRANCH oe al ae 11 ROSIBON TLE — : ~ 6 OPERATIONS OFFICER DCH C15) ! Ve CLASSIMCATION SCHEDULE /G5, LB. ere) *‘YS OCCUPATIONAL SERIES T8 ae “POSITION NUMBER GMADE AND STE as - 0136.01 4, | 14 a _ ania at an Form “ef wap bt. flame eee: toa than sueoncteds ay al Y, Cad y bony 4 db, Drenclbr ct Lj ucMorye proton Siseg Lndoe. nabherde iff sacs taace a, fk fe yy Fuge GATE SIGNED Ties ne TURE OF Gaatte gphvict Mormoving GHKER anne eT eee pp ; ! mp hl hee “14 5. L. Olmstead C/CMC/MSB 2-5 G Pa gr B8reitweiser C/CM -14 . __ SPACE LOW + “TOR EXCLUSIVE UST OP THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL t ree) jm HMrO? 138 er (oom Tae suvioe UTES 125, BATE OF AEM oe 6 BATE OF Gta [2 OMT OF CODE £068 ~ t- Tae ma Sx FS USDI3) ai art we be | ¥ 7 MCA 2a yo “einen oe i / 3M raga ON te onion “camcaLuat 4 sunt MERE Foe oO Tey 7 BATA CODE Fey io) pte 7d | | Ge | ua 1s Ve GLEE at 3 LONG. COMP, bate a teen . i a 4. SOGHME SECURETY 0 cour 3-00 a Have t fab Mt i ; ” i — Jenn rr ‘ Lu ne . — Lid. a — “ PatWtous Red soven Eat Save | at LAE OY . Aa SATE TRK ORAL coor Te ng eemnions SHRIKE Cant WOM eXtCUTRD HG. TAY EXEMPTONS roam EXECUTED jet ORAL A in TAAL MEAS BUC iS Daal 3 TEAS | tow i EAR IVE dae TARY eae) i i dL es ne 45. POSMON CONTRO c - , ~ ay OP APPROVAL oy w OS MAR sg7g FOR . ead WS2 use vaevious eeinon MEMORANDUM FOR: Secretary, CSCS Agent Panel SUBJECT : Recommendation fo oti Grade GS-14 aaa diatitay Ee ONY Aegan LO Mh ie OW eat. cen phone 1. At ocernerraersmereenermie Stal M@@MBMigsince July 1966, has been involved in Latin American area activities since coming with the Agency in 1951, Over the years he has developed an unusually thorough understanding of the political, social and economic realities of the area built on residence there before and after his entrance into the Agency. His fluency in Spanish has complimented this area knowledge and contributed to the superior performance which has characterized his work for this Division over the years, 2. The ability to apply imaginative solutions to opergis oblems in the CA field has been outstandingly demonstrated by hoay ck: during numerous crises in the area. On the occasion of the discovery of the Cuban arms cache in November 1963, the January 1964 riots in Panama, the April 1965 revolution in the Daninic ublic, and numerous other smaller crises situations, 4 showed a high degree of initiative and professional competence in developing and coordinating covert action. ¢, ts in Support of Agency objectives, Prior to becoming a Staff MEPs Constructive analyses of the Division's covert action activities have made a Significant contri- bution to the development of a more effective operational program. In his present unofficial cover assignment he has continued to demonstrate a typically energetic, imaginative and enthusiastic operational approach. His current assignment is, and others in the past were, at the level of GS-14 and his promotion to GS-14 is strongly recommended by this Division. . ’ . i » . f ke Adldsds a . Broe Chief (9. rip. yt Let Mfifese Peel fer CFE D Western Hemisphere Division SECRET (When Eilied lai REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION CATE PREFAREC 1 May 1967 V $ERUAL NABER 059198 7 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION | EFFECTIVE DATE FEQUESTEO F CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT IN THE ioc, 7 oar wean CIA RETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM | 05 | 07 | 67 | REGULAR viov | vacce 7 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS. j# LEGAL auTHORITY (Camplered by Office of 6 FUNDS NO CHARGEABE Perwanel) crtow xe roc 7135-0630 | PL 88-843 Sect. 203 @ GIGANIZATIONAL mc 10. UOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION | NEW ORLEANS, LOUISTANA_ 12 POSITION NuMEER TID CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION D ae ve —- - serene — =e V4 CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LBL ats.? 1S OCCUPATIONS SERIES 16. GRADE AND STEP V7 SALARY OR BATE a ee LS Ls EMPLOYEE WILL RECEIVE NOTIFICATION FROM THE DIRECTOR OF FERSONNEL OF THIS DESIGNATION, THA HONATURE OF REGUESTING GFRCIAL TORICSIGNED «L180, SIGNATURE GP CAREER SERVICE APRROWING OFFICER ewe SIGNED _ _SPACE Show Fon | RXCLUSIVE USE use oF THE OFFICE oF _PARSONHEL, __ Te ation [7 EaroT i GFNEL CODING inh Pe TCE oats 1 bak OF “vam [ay oust ot aa Cott Cook [mente RPA ETC “ouE £006 i ba } H L i ee Geen - es 7. Tt BPRS. ae amlcal TH. SEPARATION REFROKT, ores ORTH (ODE i | : { - os a _ 38 VET. PTOUKE ¥ site sca. GATE «157 CONG COMP DATE | 18 CANEER i FG p AERLTN SEE 45, SOCAL SEQUENT WO pom a : ome. RA ve fa aioe ~ ‘ Tyo wanet [staat inh, CODE rf fee sae preheat 41 PREVIOUS CrviaiaNn GOVERNMENT SeeviCe | aD MEAL AT “tate TAX ATA Oot gay vO INL _ re | Troe wrecures to tax] state CODE Took URE ie tye I ones | alansae rw sekncd (65s teak 3 yea ! : | Pe TRUE SERGE (ORE HAL 3 TABS, i ! | rr} ROSRION CONTROL CERTICATION Signed by S dated 3g may rene Se ——— eee - woe 182 USE PREWIOUS. EOTON SECRET urcivore oh Sites oye apwncusnine ge. cer BEE SECRET When Filled ind DATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION L &ngust 1967 On988 3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION REASSIGNMENT snes > “TOY if 10 CF bortoy i en omebenn te @ ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS DpP/pop US FIELD UNITED STATES SPALION" ORBIT OPERATIONS 11, POSITION THE OPS OFFICER Gai Ta CLASSINCATION SeMEDULE 75, LB. es 6S TE, REMARKS To Pill vacant position. t+ Gat From: DDP/WH/US FMeld/positon no. Low) i Ts. action [30 MMT Gt | cone | La. sane 1 cave 1k HENIREMENT BW oo Teor ! i if 35 ¥ET. PROFEREACE 4 SER COMP DATE 7 ra [raat : } Lad a ns LEER TYS OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 0136.01 ; TOATESIGNED | aoe that EMPLOYMERT vy <ECULAR 2 LEGAL AUTHORITY [Completed oy Office of Persorrieds FINANCIAL ANALYSIS WO CHARGEABLE 129-0109 LOCATION OF GFFICIAL STATION ' i & ¢ WAGHTRCTON, D.C. Ty POSTION NUMBER TV3 CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION i om / i | A ‘ai ie] iat R Od Securit! 2 phe pe SISHATUGE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING CIFCER fo. fom fo ‘fe, Metal by HE OFFICE OF PERS Tae Le 7 . Me Tae UAtk GF GRADE wh li cian wo. 8 : 7a iMTEGREL cave cane ba. m6 OP 2g. 2 er CANCELLATOW DATE ‘ PREALTH NSURANCE MEALTIN IMS. CODE " caREER CATEGORY 4 AQ, SOLIML SECURITY NO. (ab ait Ten | an eee FEDERAL TAL BAIR a STATE TAK GAA a . cone Bem) PREG SUNTEL SLB REAL th SHRWECE jE BREAG ia eavicE TLRS TRAN 2 FEARS | E-PREAT De SECT (MORE THAIN 3 FEARS, HORM y meen 1152 USE P#EvIOUE TO PRORN FRECUTEG | COUE THO Tha #xemaiion “cope (NO. 1x j ixeer. as i 2 a) i go SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division x . SUBJECT rt (ite kvm ON (Lew The Clandes rvices el has approved the reassignment of co DO/Washington, D, C. Nonofficial Cover Premium Pay (NCPP) should be terminated the effective date of this reassignment. Ay ty Fj “ff xeenght fy. La Lt “Dwight M. Colling ~e Secretary, Agent Panel SECRET (Whee Prited fret REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1, SERIAL BUMRE: 2 MAME 1 hatst—Farst— Madde) osoig3 | | <Siiimeunaite * 2. LE eee OP 3, NATURE OF PERSONNE ACTOR! ‘ 5 CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT i DATE PREPARED 10 OCTOBER 1967 REASSIGNMENT ; &? REGULAR 5 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ts vegan AUTNORITY (Kampleted by Of Ofhee. of NO. CHARGE ABLE Percomael} | chtOV c 1 8129-0109 ‘ 9 ORGAMZATONAL DESIGNATIONS 3G. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION DDP/DOD US FIELD ZNIELLIGENCE OFERATIONS GROUP WASEINGION BASE WASHINGTON, D.C. Vi POSTON THE V3 CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION OFS OFFICER (oa-13/ 1b \ TE, CUASSICATION SCHEDULE GS LAL ese? 13 OCCUPATIONAL SERIE! TT Sak OP eAIE In Gs 10136.01 3 5 Lk6b5 leansepaua GE ASTNG OFF Kila va fl8. SGNARDRE OF er APPROVING OFFER 7 [pate se ‘SIGNED Virgink’ ogre Léjn0 per re ele reining bute & et O tie EL ban a MEK Loe SPACE sow OR EXCLUSIVE oe i? ActiOW [30 FMPLGY 2) OFKCE CODING aa smoe | wrest t | Py “Tar gate oF it! . : _ (Om Coot MERIC ALPHABETIC cont { cone 3) oY Soa Dow (Sar 3 mar Bas 7 orGaL fe 31. SEPARATION 10m! CaCO wo seumre 138, 5a mere FENCE DATA CORE oe coap ATE Ty iowa cour cat COR Do WAHER PREVIGUS CISt LAN Gry ESMME S42 kaWE CAT igs iat STATE Ta GATE ee = aj . Oe i eatan — “Toaro eNOS a 8 : 2 ; 7 fj c cout ag taal stare Vx BOE OL HEE e- REAR i SEAViCE (LESS TAD EAE) Lowe ; PX ORES IM CBE OEE Tea van : Hi 25. ROSINON CONTROL CERTIFICATION _ , : yal a Sate ATPRONED Dp f A Ae POG for ee TIS2 use eatvicus erations SECRET fihen Filled ins REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 1, SERIAL UMAES PONAME ( Larite Freit= Mootle) DATE PREPARED ll December 1968 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION : 4 “prem DATE REQUESTIO 13 teninemerenenertnae (ee | a z FINANCIAL ANALYSIS NO. 1/8, LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of CHARGEABLE Persnanel) 9129-0109 ‘PROMOTION 9 ONGANULATIONAL DESIGMATIONS DDP/DOD US FIELD INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS GROUP WASHINGTON BASE WASH., Cc, aaa enn . sv mene nee f= dD. 12 POSITION NUMAEC i Fy CAMPER SEQVICE DESIGNATION { i Le TT. POSINGH TLE OPS OFFICER GS-14 Va. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LB, eft.) 15, OCCUPATIONAL SERIES 1? SALARY OF RATE. Gs 18076 7 cern nenincemnnnese = os Se TORE OF MEQUESTAY ia — ee \ [ia Seren S1Grat REN SERVICE APPROVING ore enone OL Eto a - J Abdhivte —- Virginia Cf Linck C7 DO Pers. & Training Ver. J EXCLUSIVE use Of THE OFFICE OF PERION Ww acon Pao. ewetor [2h na wwregete [76 woOTRS. [25 OAT OF may J» DATE OF GRADE acm DATE 0 tf (Ome FOL enc 7 aienaetine cme a an ee aa 221 10 10 (43800 DoD (Soa lod og lea) Hille are ; ATA oD. ECL 6 Sh R REN REMENT jal SEPERRTION yz i Kr SEGUE coo eiee ae om "DATA (OBE co ree eo 0. ' On : : feel i! bh - —_ . ee L _ 34 VET, PREFERENE vi i On 35 40 SOCIAL SECUQHY «9. cone 30nd icy a Teoor jo bot maby, | | 4 136 on i wn | HEALTH ins. CODE H t “ SOATE TAX OFFA _ Qo FOREN SICK i 4 c [* Tax Eatmviigny [Rowe BHECURS [oooe Tug Tee] state coor Tone MREAE OW SERYIRE | fo sats Pow UA IW SERVE (LESS TAK 3 TEMES) ! | 1 2 MG ie SONG DET THES Hats; 45. POSITION CONTROL CERTINCATION for Fons pie7 F152 ust eeevious toro ying ! mo Siar oe ORE etubTe Fao powcnabins | a. 1, SERIAL NUmBER 959198 3 ONATURE CF PERSGNNEL ACT RESIGNATION . DRGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS DpP/ we Do) U.S, FIELD SECRET (Waren batted Ing DATE PREPARED 3 February 1970 EFECCTVE DANE REQUESTED 70 |? Piateceas CHARGE ABLE + 4 INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS GROUP WASHINGTON BASE TY POSITION TITLE OPS OFFICER 1a. CLASSIFCATION SCHEDULE (G8. LB, ote) wacom Too pace CODE | WONE rs ON inl ATE PREVIOUS CORLIAM GOVERNMENT Svc DD PET SIGES SEIZE Thong atten am SHO HE 2 HE AIG IBS TRARY Hat: APLC SORRICG GRE Tae) a: L CERTHEICATION 7G be gN FORA 3-07 1152 USE PREYIDUS EDITION i | “| Brute) Pass 15 GOCUPATIONA! SERIES | — fe | | 14- 0.136 01, © ]18S. SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APREOY! “Tra. steer” | (08 + 00 L “oC xoures ice yeaw 07 a ANALYSIS NO. _ 0129 0109 19 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATIC ON HUMBER 0416 18 GRADE AND STEP 4 on ms setasaticn +5 conagctt DATA CODE i ner ‘ wa ciara) LL. PEL RL idl mors Toei ppc tw (row CRECUTED | COME 1th 45. OF | i i iM WASHINGTON, | |S. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT REGULAR B LEGA AUTHORITY (Camplised by Olhec of Persanuels D.C. pee 3. CAREER SERV.CF DESIG | SALARY OR RATE 1 { sae D $20,385 _ feb ar | EOD DATA i HEALTH CURANCE ino Fak EXEMPT CNS APPROVAL naneias Pasaite ing. COO f NG OFFICER [oatt senen” — L Th secueity FeO. WG. GD SOLA SHUNT RO STATE TAX OAT i APPROVED f Loy an LIES CROP Grunts fae tala LA Sante SECRET 30 January Ts7u SERURAROUM FOR: WH/PERS HROUSH : @SPS/Agent Pace] RH/SS ATTENTION © Serroll hauver William Kent SUBUECT + Mequest ta Favrol? as Staff eeployes Ssecial REFERENCE i emprandua from c/a dtd 26 January 1976 entiticd (i ey . The referent menoraadum approved by Caainman, cent Fanel, recuested that be Converted to a staff emluyee with full access ta the Headquarters building. Since QEMMBR vil) remain uncer won-offictal cover, it 15 requested that WH Uivision inftiate action to ; place QUA {n the Staff Smployce Spectal catejory to avoid interruptfon of his payrolling by a devised facility cover entity. willard F. Burke C/CCS/ OFS SECRET (When Fite ins | DATE PREPARED / 2 February 1970 1, SERIAL NUMBER 959198 3 NATURE OF PERSONMEL ACTION EXCEPTED prrer NTNENT / po 9. ORGANIZATIONAL eslece yiov CHIOV DDP/WH BRANCH 3 PERU SECTION _ Uy) POSITIQN TITLE _ 04) | 18 OCCUPATIONAL SERIES” OPS OFFICER 1. CLASSIFICATION SCAPOULE 165. TB. aie d - | 0136.01 VICE RICHARD CONOLLY STAFF EMPLOYEE SPECIAL C. Hora. Baas: be Beat ~ DATE SIGHED. oy thorD craw spans” {02 1 ~ pe BB SHGWATORE CF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING CFFICER A. EFFECIIVS DATE PEQUESTED | § CATEGORY Ct EMPLOYMENT MONTH Dav HAR REGULAR 2 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS CHARGE ABLE 0135 9620 | Ne i VOCATION OF OFFCiaL STATIC DLC, POSITION MUMBEE TTY] CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION fs ; 1391 D i t { ie a GRADE AND STEP I WASHINGTON, | _ 14 4 fof 54 he Di tap de ; A dew ff rn an oe YE. ar Led “Toate SIGNER Lh lb spact BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE use oF THe orrice o 7 me he “Hick COSINE 2 STaTiOw COOL yu): ANTES yo actiow 20 tMPOw TT) : ODE ORE FRE Poa amare | 3 i L400 ald at WE OLPIRgS TY SPE AL REPRE te airy se a OTA REST o, ae vey Tt OOF 124s a u srivens caw c as cope Oke PRES mS SENVEEE / TLR AREAE A SERVICE PBEM CLES TRANS FEARS; ‘a RRA SERGE (MORE THAD TEARS: “US POSITION COMTRGL CERTINCATION FORM qa? 1152 UAE PREOUS EDINOM + wnat tata 4" Pent 13, i a { The wagtas. 35 OuTE o6 aie L6G at t SUNG 40 SGC1ML SECURITY WG VatAtIN NS. COOL a ERECTED LoS Bae) Yt DATE APRS HES Gel To eh 12 March 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR: TRB & CSPS SUBJECT: Fitness —_— - . Ebi a. 1 eee orien , fe ply Attached hereto is Subject’s Annual/Reassignment of Supervisor Fimess Report covering reporting period 1 January 1968 - 6 Jan. 1969, i f Af ; Cf: . } a, fen: x Lo pwel. Virginia C. Lynch Chief, DO Personnel & Training 1 Attachment, A/S SECRET (Whee Balled ray REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION NAME (hast-Firseemiddies XENT, Wiiliem M SER TAL Sumac | 2 REASSIGNBENT i FUNDS > coe a + ORGANTZATIONAL E por/wn CF, Branch 4 PA-Propagande Sec. Sand Transfer r to Vouchered Funds ~ 1h. POSITION TITLE OPS OFFICER (D) ta. GRASSI FICATION SCHEDULE Cas, LP who) GS (3) TH. REMARKS From: DDF/WH,Br.d, #0625 1S. SECLPATIONAL SERIES im L _ 02%.01 hi. & ory Gia Pers, . aascarte ® aup roae alt ; L152 SECRET DATE PREPARE 9 August 1961 fa CRE EST ve ATE BFQUESTER 3. 6 RY OF EMPLOYMENT wae bay veae RO Let REGULAR SAL AUTHORITY (Completed (OFfice af Bersannely ENTER NO. CHARGE | 2635-5000-8023 — - "PCR CONTAGL KO, v] a. CAREER SEPVICE ELGNAT RON i H Selahr OR RATE 9215 * SIGNATURE GF CAREER SERVICE APPRAVING OFFIC SECRET cMhen Faifed Iny DATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 3. SERIAL NUMZER + NAME (CLast-Firat-Middie) CATEGORY GF EMPLOYMENT BEGIRAR LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Personnel; POSITION TITLE OPS OF FICS: 14. CLASSIFICATION SCNEDULF (65, LB, ete. aS V8. REMARKS FROM: DUB AYE TOA. Sranat RETSP PEGQUESTING OFFIC TAL . whi f sear Ee teat he PES eps foens aieegne rs ich WET REMENT » POSITION NUMBER )* CAREER SERVICE OESEGNATION OCCUPATCONAL SERIE GATE StGaen Ty ae. SIGNATURE oF AREER SEAVICE APRROV IR hare SIGNED | OFFICER j HE OTe, sna ton tem IMiee tea te UP TCATION Fore 7 og thaw. FORM LEB use reeviogd rortfon SECRET SECRET (When Filled (nj DATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 8 MAY 1962 i. SEP iaL Niweer 2. NAME (Last-Firet-middis; Q59198 a. KENT, WILLTAM Me op ce nn + Be 3. NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION \ CATEGORY OF EMPLOUME, NT peep nn REGULAR iz T woo cr cast CENTEN WO. CHARGE =n LEGaL AvtMORITY (Completed by anh ce ABLE Office ef Personnel ; t ic Ta oF ! i i eees One en mE bene in ns ements na @. ORGANI PATIONAL DESIGNATIONS CDP WH BAANCH 5 Ca SECTION 1h, Pasitign TITLE POSITION NUMBER (9. CAREER GERVICE DESIGNATION OPS OFFICER ray - A920 _? 14, CLASSFFICATION SCHEOULT (05, LA, etc. ayts OCCUPATIONAL SERIES | b. GPADL AND STEP C SALARY O8 RATE co Be TM. Reman FROM: cDpP/Wi/3/CARIBBEAN SEC/BA-852/D. ¢ Knees ) STAFFING COMPLEMENT CHANGE, tae. SHONATURE “nF CAREER stayice APPROVING GATE SIGNED Abo? REQUESTING GFFIC TAL “Toate 316NED Fe ee ee Oe Ore LAP, ©, BOWERS CAME /PERSOR® t cote paeal vor we LT Pout! [L pio L - ao — + ARSROVAL a joure APPROVED [x an Cel Acero 05] PORH IG use peeucop eoertas. SECRET “SECRET (When Pilled tn) DATE PREPAHED 26 November 1962 1. SER EAL Niweee NM RME (Laat-Firwt-middle) a { 059198 | sO KENT, WILLIAM M, ~~ 3. NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION 4 PRT ECTI YE OMTE PEQESTED! 5. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT a REASS TGNMENT . - ; | "| 30. REGULAR ARLE Office of Personnel j Lo Toor 235 1000 1000 | 7. ax CENTEa RO. CHaRGe- ac LEGAL AUTHORITY “(Completed by | i S ORGANIZATIONAL. DESIGNATIONS Te DLP WH BRANCH @ 2— URUGUAY/PARAGUAY SECTION ) WASHINGTON, D.C, Vt. Position TITLE 7 . POSITION NUMBER V3. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION | 1 IPS OFFICER Ae. 970 D 14, CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LB, ote. pa ORCUPATIONAL SERIES cB GRADE AND STEP (17, SALARY OR RATE i | oiss.01 8. REMARKS _ ee FROM: DDoP/WH/5/CA sec/a9a/tqs Lian, } STGNATH F REQUESTING GFFIGIAL Toate siuneo a SIGNATURE OF CAPTER SFRVICE APPROVING] DATE NIGNED ey OFFICER STATE “ax gat 1. | Stare og. Parner i “teat AEPROVED i / i I FORM SasQhere Bog 2 1152 2S Tighe SECRET (When Fiiled in) CATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 5 JUNE 1963 1. SERIAL NuMBER | 2. NAwE (Last-FirsteMiddie) 059198 a | KENT, WILLIAM M, 3. NATURE OF wait ACTION : STEVE, 7 £ CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT REASSIGNMENT — _ Ok a OT a tov ] 7. CUST CENTER NG, CHAPOE- 8 LEGAL AUTAOH ITY (Completed by s. runos > ——+ fete MOLE Office of Pecvanned; cr oTo i ( 235 1000 1000 9. ORGANI ZATCONAL ‘OFS tenat ows Pio GocaTtON OF orricia STATION ppp /WH PLANS & OPERATIONS STAFF (SECTION 8) | i | WASHINGTON, D.C, IV. POS(TION TITLE » POELTION NUMBER 12. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION i i i he ( } OP. S OFFICER \ DB Te, CLASSIFICATION SEMEOULE “CGS, UB, ete. wire QCCUPATIONAL SERIE: . (17. SALARY OR HATE i he i GS 0136.01 _ 18,160 17 Ta. REMARKS FROM: DDP /WH/2/URUGUAY/PARAGUAY won one Te zh TBA, bf 2 ity o JJoare SEOMeS ge. SIGNATURE De CANZER SERVICE GPPROVING (DATE Stanep vias e - FRICER RQBERT D./ CASHMAN N C/ WH Ligue. + ” NE aren 4S. POSITION CONTAGL CEPTIFICAT ICN jae. OUP. a “YDATE APPROVED | : ih athran OG OGCS ren PE52 Th yen sage PT, SECRET SECRET (Bren Filted in) DATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 20 JUNE 1963 » SERTAL we MAME (Loet-Ficat-Middie) / ~ -_ —— @59198 | KENT, WILLIAM M. £ OF PERSONNEL act ios 4 EFFECTIVE CATE BCQJESTEO| §. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT wont tHY year PROMOTION |Z&)22}63 | REGULAR { woTO GF 7. COST center NO. CHARGE: ‘i t AUTHOR ATY (Completed by _ ABLE : Office af Pernonnely LUTTE | 8238 1000 1000, SATION OF OFFICIAL STATION WASHINGTON, D.C. neeenfn se cen nen TO ROSITION TITLE (TED eOStTION HUMBER 13. CAREER SCRVICE DESIGNATION ta abe ne ae _ — D 14, CLASSUFICATI OW SCHEOQULE TGs. ry ete. yits. OCCUPATIONAL SeniFs OPS OFFICER ww 7 a | as | 0136.01 78. REMARKS FROM: SAME OATE, SIGNED Boks OF GARELR SERVICE APPROVE Fou py gq iaseuers FRLYEO uy posh 1ESER. oun SECRET wm he 62 SECRET When Elled Ind DATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION S JANUARY 1965 1, SERlad eo hate Birr Midifle} 059198 KENT, WILLIAM M. 7 3 NATURE OF stasQunic ACTOR a SFEECTIVE Date R REGUESTED MONTH gay TEAR REASSIGNMENT _ oe les TP COST CENTER NO. CHAPGE- | AME 5235-0620 Pereennels 5, CATEGORY OF EMPLGNMENT REGULAR, a LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed 6) Uffce af — 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS 10 1OEATION OF OFFICIAL STATIC: PLANS §& OPERATIONS STAFF “of DDP WH" | SECTION B : WASH., D.C. POSITION TEMBER eesrengeinagrm ot be 11, POSITRON TLE : OPS OFFICER _ Ta, CLASSIFICATIOM SCHEOVLE FG, LB, et7 0646 _ on) 17 SALARY GO RATE pe 3 SCCURATIONA, SERIES 19 GRADE AND STEP i oz) | | ! i 6S | 3601 TR REMARKS FROM:/ SAME ee SLOTTING CHANGE ie ‘SIGNI UAB, SGNATURE OF CAREER SERGE APREQYING OFF 7 CE . | fo va AN .C/WH/ PERS r ta Sf As Lh LMM’ SPACE BELOW FOR BACLUSIVE USE oF THE OFFICE oF PERSONDAL czarcon fag, wHeGHEE 4 HOQTES. 78 ATE OF remn i phe o caace ODE esd mus : cone OT rea :O8 DATA WBE 18, acho OOF 30. 1h BNE GPLRES The anor ‘ cont NUMERIC aes “pei * FOO DATA TS, CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION a seaees (2475 Toate FSC aa Po DARE OF UE | wo. pa, " i | | a say [3a SOL a0, WO. i ! i cure ee j 35 oa PAEFERERCE {3 Sek COMP. BATE cove GME | MG. DA V. PS elt fo B07. ‘CATA | t Jo As ; ak. | t coor | yee ini of no | 40 SOCIAL SECURITY #0. i ae s ( a. Phiesaus Covent sekeitE om inaaieaiitaelelia i. - cone ND PISWIUE SERFICE : Hobe PRESUME pha WD ERAT IN RECT | ears) i |e WEEAY 1 STV 7-80 foyer) our gh SECRET Oo : EAC MBTD FRGM ROTORATIC UW NCERO NG | on ANT EEN oe aid TAL ce Tbe ia Taaysraie CODE \ i { bh ee a DATE aFPEOVED ase ry 1-8 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION SERIAL NUMBER AME (Lat Berit Middle 059195 © J NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACHON REASSIGNMENT [st TOV KCNAL OFSGNATIONS DDP /WH PLANS 8 WERETO B- Secon B TT. POSITION THLE _ OPS OFFICER ~~ 1d CLASSIFICATION ScHEOULL (G5, Then) 13. REMARKS FROM: ©0645 THA, SGMATUZE OF REQUESTING OFICIAL ROBERT D, CASHMAN KENT, WILLTAM M. Peentens S yer Poe 4 Gs I 0136. 01-7 | 13 3 SECRET EW hen Filled tay [CATE PRERARED 20 DECEMRER 1965 : ppt ont mouse (Bee 19 | 65 iff COST CENTER NO. CHARGE “8 Unval AUTHORITY (Campleied “Diher of ARE Peronnel? 62335 - 062 aa 10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION WASHINGTON, D. 1 POSIT NUMBER ERVKE DESIGNATION 0646 6 ‘ (16 GRACE AND Stee D tee 17 SACARY GR PATE 513,38 iL SERES | = nn ras SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPRUVING OMICER ca tale o | Dave SIGNED ptt Station ~T cans 2. RE DIRS 29 Srna feriaueat cata reas - REECE CODE 1-5 BE Seay COMP. bate 3. ye. | a | : oa i ious sovebnatat aT Seance SATA DoNG PRLS SERVIC La ELAN SERVE TARE SUE CS TNA 2 Ta: ‘35 YET, PREEEREATE One 43 PONTION COwmRCL CraTFICaTiC LAL? tort f FORMATS? use pepnqus enon fe mtoarc [ze Hautes 195 neo of git cape 1008 r= acy a a 4 sec REO, #0, 3), SePaRa tow QATA (ORE i iy Sa I | $0. SOCAL seuny on DP aR R858 ak Prov ret SUTE Tax OATA _ th Tax CXEMPHONS fORw BMPCC TED cote ea uF Sate cODe ba i fo tens dekG SECRET SECRET then Beled tn} ~ REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION DATE PREPARED MBER BOMAME {Latte F peu Miatelle 1 | 059198 |. KENT, WILLIAM M, SU NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION RESIGNATION | CFO CF 9 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS DDP/WH PLANS AND OPERATIONS STAFF SECTION B Th POSTON TE OPS OFFICER Td CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (G5, LB eh | ~ Ts OCCUPATIONAL SERIES ! | 0136.01 hss Gs _ Ta REMAKES FROM: SAME 1 + Swarixgt Security 1 - Finance I % SIGNED “aa. station 725, Tian oot } OOF ion “RGM DATA a i Gt Peape y beg Feary : / ee eee p80, 6 We ACON [20 barter [2% SHFCE COSINE ant | (Out NUMERIC LEO i AEOMAETIC 7H OWTE OXI a SPECIAL TERA REFERENCE OT Pr ERO “46 SRY COMP jetnnamenrninn Fone matviggs stent Yaw MRE SECC Dae amc in seth 5) a2 TR SNEAK I SERIE MONE Ta 5 CARS PREWGLS EOIN TORE NS2 use Gara tube 17 JUNE 1966 ct CENTER NOD CHARGE fe | Perunmets ge 0620 1) LOCATION OF GFFICIAL STATION WASH,, D.C. SITIQN NUMBER TTD. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION 0646 17 SALARY OR BATE 1 GRACE ANE STEP Lo Age Recorded by CSPR “sgh SIGNATURE OF CARZER SERVICE APPROVING OFRCER | DATE,SIGNED € Te Lats Tas say a z FOtm EXECUTED yeris ond esha A = Myiel id BAS i i i | SECRET ¢ SECRET When Fillect te) DATE PREPARED 17 JUNE _1966 3 1ON tment Cuutr’ EXCEPTED thhnnmne F COST CENTER NO. CHARGE. |B. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of ABLE Personnel) vTOV VIO CF 6. FUNDS. CF TO CF 7135 0630 9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS ~ DDP/WHZ u, VIET eb x JMPOP! 12 4. 10, LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION NEW ORLEANS, i. Abts S10 AVP 11. POSITION TITLE OPS OFFICER 12. POSITION NUMBER 13. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION mms 3007 D Gs 0136.01 14, CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LB, etc.) i CCCUPATIONAL SERIES 16. GRADE AND sper 5 17, SALARY OR RATE) ra _ nt? |. OE hale 18, REMARKS THE ABOVE POSITION IS BEING TRANSFERRED TO THE US FIELD TO ACCOMODATE SUBJECT. 1 - Finance i- Security 18, te) a ND GLDFFIC) DATE SIGNED act 78B. SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICER DATE SIGNED : : “ yeefed £,. / toLert “D. nae Sat H/P Ee Ladin ca Ary ae j (og Sty bb SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE ome OF PERSONNEL 19. ACTION | 20. EMPLOY. | 21. GFFICE CODING CODING {% STATION ‘73. INTEGRE 3 cove anime apmanenig 7) S008 cout 10 \5/fe0| YH |75033 GE /24. ADOTIS.[25. DATE OF ores | 26. DATE OF GRADE | DATE OF Lei CODE mo. DA. me Da. 2 ee a0. 23/63 FCF 20. NTE EXPIRES. 2. an 30. RETIREMENT ATA 31. SEPARA MTION. |32. CORRECTION /CANCELLATION DATA 33. secon 34. SEX moO. Da. vR. REFERENCE 1-0C CODE DATA CODE TYPE mo. DA. re. EOD DATA REQ. NO. 3-H , | | S—HOWE J { “\OCD00 BY) 35. VET. PREFERENCE 36. SERV. COMP. DATE 37. LONG. COMP, DATE V38. CAREER CATEGORY a. FEGLI/MEALYH INSURANCE 7 40. SOCIAL SECURITY NO, CODE DRONE ma. BA. YR. wo. Da. YR. COR /RESY / 15 AZ 23\ 7) Al 3 pao TEMP —————_— Tcove cope | O—WAIER WEALTH INS. CODE on / 1H, i _ LL al. PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT SERVICE DATA 42, LEAVE CAT. | 43. FEDERAL TAX DATA 44. TAX DATA NO BREAK IM SERVICE 1—Yes ‘2-OREAK IM SERVICE (LESS THAN 3 YEARS) 14S ODE : Tr "3 PREVIOUS SERVICE ¢ FORM EXECUTED | CODE NO. TAX EXEMPTIONS | FORM EXECUTED cove [uo rax]srare CODE 2-M0 S—GREAK IM SERVICE (MORE THWM 3. YEARS) £ Li o 2=W0 ee a — ‘4S. FOSITION CONTROL CERTIFICATION SCIGEN nuns ORR 9) 1152. use previous EDITION 46. OP APPROVAL DATE AFPROVED SqOUP \ EXCLUDED FROM, fuvonars f DOWNGRADING £ AM BADECLASSIFICATION 4 STAMDARD FoR 52 Prowouaat ATED BY THE (0. 8. CHIL SERVICE COMMEESION | AANUARE 18-—PEDERAL. PERSOWNEL REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. f applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse. 1. NAME Oe Fp Op siren seit inigieMs), and 2 DATE OF BIRTH > | 8 REQUEST NOL -| & DATE OF REQUEST 9 May 1929 28 Jun 56 TMATURE OF ACTION AEQUESTE D: & EFFECTIVE DATE 7. C.S.OR OTHER A PERSONNEL (Specify whether appointment, promotion, separation, eto.) . A PROPOSED: LEGAL AUTHOR Resignation (Staff Agent) * & POSITION (Specify whether establish, change grado or titie, eto.) Fo © POSITION TITLE AND .O. (FI BAF~277,01,) * ) GS-0136.51-11, $6390.00 p.a. ig. SENMIEE, GRADE, AND DDP/WH ‘ ~ 30 ORGANIZATIONAL “Branch 11k DESTGRATIONS Panama City, Panama Station | Panama City, Panama 11, HEADQUARTERS FIELD | DEPARTMENTAL DI 12 FIELD OR DEPARTMENTAL [ l FIELD f 1 DEPART MENTAL ‘A MEMARKS (eo roveree if necessary) | no Boe SRdYS Ge Rate Stace Cuplegee 13. VETERAN PREFERENCE 14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION {NONE | WWII JOTHER] 5-PT.| _(0-POINT “NEW | vice | BA | REAL. X jvisas. pm a & 16. | 17, APPROPRIATION 18. Ree Nt act 19. oe oe 2. LEGAL RESIDENCE Iu twit = 6-3525-55-051 (WES—NO) (accessions ony) | (J CLAIMED [] PROVED TO: . ‘STATE: 21, STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS 22, CLEARANCES: een B. CELL, OR POS, CONTROL C..CLASSIFICATION’ ° : D.. PLACEMENT OR EMPL. i es F.. APPROVED ay” os ‘STANDARD FORM 52 (PROMULGATED BY THE “wr REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION - MOUCHERED _ REQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. It applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse, : 1. NAME (Mr.—Mies—Mrs.—One given name, initial(a), and eurname) 2 DATE OF MIRTH 7 2. REQUEST NO, & OATE OF REQUEST . Mr. William M, KENT 9 May 1929 28 Jun 56 a one GF ACTION REQUESTED: @ EFFECTIVE DATE 7. C.5, OR OTHER A PERSO! A. PROPOSED: Fe MNEL (Specify whether appointment, promotion, separation, etc.) Excepted Appointment B POSITION (Specify whothor establish, change grado or title, etc.) & POSITION TNLE AND WUNBER 8 SERNEE, QRADE, AND GS-0136,01-11 $6390.00 p.a. “summa | DOP Branch ITZ Cuba Section 11, HEADQUARTERS Washington, D. C. }> | (1 nae . [7] orranrmentan tz risvo on peraetwentas | [| FED FX" ] owen (D) & REMARKS (Uso reverse if necessary) 13. VETERAN PREFERENCE : ONE | WWIT [OTHER] 5-PT. 10-POINT DISAB. ")Sex RACE, 16. | 17. ill 18. SUBJECT TO CS. | 19. DATE OF APPOINT- . RETIREMENT ACT MENT AFFIDAVITS FROM: | (HES —NO) taccessions onLy) | ("]cLaiwen [_] PROVED 6-3500-20 Yes STATE: 21. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS OFFICE Bie 9 Dat Position tom. Gi, 22, CLEARANCES REMAL i x. : Ue neat?” Lad b0c TB. CEIL. OR FOS. CONTROL | > (C. CLASSIFICATION ‘DD; PLACEMENT'OR EMPL. Classify According ‘o Content. 2. Name (Last-First-Middle) . MR WILLIAM M. KENT ‘ SCO |. CSC Rerns} 9. CSC Or Other Legal Authority [70. Apmt.Affidaw|T 12. Yr | Yes M Da | Yr Yes: y Cod No = Ay =e No -2 PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT VOUCHERED 14, Orgonizational Designations 15. Location OF Official Station Station Code DDP/WH Branch IIT Cuba Section Washington, D.C. 17. Position Title 18. oi %, 19. Serv] 20. Occup. Series > Area Ops Officer GS 0136.01 Ea Gale & Step }22. ya Or Rete {23. SD Dote OF Grode [25. PSI Due | f Raprenr ition Number 6390 DI aie Da Yr He oe a 8-3500-20 i ACTION Resignation 127. Nature Of Action wim 28. =f Date 29. Type O ahs al 30. Separation Data ( \j 132. Organizational Designations . Dace i Station Code E Be ia a Ae ioe " ee ” a “Grade & 39. Salary Or R [42. PST Due 43. || ia ini ia Sie be De ” “| rad SOURC! OF REQUEST LT Roconed iy Was maT Regumated By (Name — Ton ar 4 a < 2—1C. Request Approved By (Signature And Title) [eee | ay aS An | tC“‘“‘(‘ ‘i; CLEARANCES Signature Dote }_Cleerence | ___Sianoylre pate Sr a Come fie cad igs J 7 Pe ts a Sa Bea ——f- Ronee To seek othe? employment Bi 11520. — - SECRET ; Sot eal a eh 3 SEC: . Classily According *—~~ Fd en To Content. . UEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 2. Name (Ladt-F [3. Date Of Bieth |4, Vat. Pref. Mo | Da Yr_ |None-0 ' 519 | 291s Prd} 2 17. “SCD _|B. CSC Retmt] 9. CSC Or Other Lego! Authority | 10. Beat, Atiidaw 1. FOU pe | Rei SPE eT el -2 No "4 PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT 14. Orgonizationol Designations Code 15. Lecatian OF Official Station Station Code \ fv 16. Pea Te 17, Position Title 18. Position No. yee Po “ = a ACTION 27. Nature Of Action Code | 28. Eff. Date 29. Type OF F Excepted Appointment Mo Oa Yr a 31. Organizational Designations . Q fs Stotion Code DDP/WH ‘ : Branch IIT \ Havana, Cuba Station (DP) fo DP ea Position Tit’s vy h ‘i No. [36 Serv. [37. Occup. Series Bre Operations Officer (PP ry 395-2& | cs | 0136.31 ae = & ~ 39. Salary Or Rate [42. PST Due [43. Appropriation Number re aes 9 Seto" 99-095 La ovisel on 9 cy 3Otr RCE OF REQUEST A. Requested By (Name And Tithe) <A i end yam TE C. Request Approved By (Signature And Title) 0 SECRET Clasgity According To Content. REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 2, Name (Last-First-Middle) Ie. cs- 0D | pf: 4 a "7 Miaaa * KENT, Witten My ook) » [ Per | 9. CSC Or Other Legal Authority [10. Apmt.Affidov11.FEGLI [12.. LCD | iia Nr mi Falah SE hid No INo -2 PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT 14. Organizational Designations , 15. Location Of Official Station Station Code DDP/WH Branch III Cuba Section Washington, D.C, 16. Dept.- Field |17. Position Title YD s| od . Aroa Ops Officer ae ON 27. Nature Of Action REASSIGNMENT Tranefer from V to UV Station Code 2003 Caracas, Venezuela Station cE Dept.- Field {34. Position Title . aie us Eon 1.0. (FI) 38. Grade & Step a eabaees 43. Appropriotion Number EA Yr i lla Do eey os ———————— SOURCE OF REQUEST ‘A. Requested By (Name And ; 3 OL. an. P.C. BOWERS ‘sonnel Otficer IB. For Additional information JOHN WASHINKO re] Cc A Zo ee Ce _ FoRW TiS2a NOPIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ir, Willie M, Kent 5a 29 Eintted Appointaent DATE PREPARED REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION 2. Nome (LasteFirst-Middie) KENT, William M SECRET (When Filled In) Vt0 UV UV te UV 3, Date of Birth \6. CS - EOD 4. Vet. Prof. Mo | Da Yr Mo De Yr 5 |9 |29 8. CSC Rett. [9. CSC Or Other Legal Authority 10. Apmt. Affidey, PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT 14, Organizational Designations ODP/WwH Branch | Caracas, Venezuela Station 16, Depr.-Field 37. Position Title 1O/FI 15. Location OF Official Station Statien Code Caracas, Venezuela 18, Position No. 19. Serv, ]20. Occup. Series 537 cs Q136.51 21. Grade & Step “122, Salory Or Rote i Als 7270 27, Noture Of Action integration Department of State 26. Appropriation Number Separation Data PRESENT ASSIGNMENT 31. Crganizotional Designotions 32. Location Of Official Station 33. Dept.-Field 34, Position Tithe Assistant Attache Pol Officer 38. Grade & Stop |39, Salery Or Rate (40. SD 3 6435 35. Position No. 36. Serv. [ 37, Q-cup. Series FSR 41, Date Of Grade Mo 42. PSI Due Do Yr Mo 1__| 43. Appropriation Number SOURCE OF REQUEST A. Requested By (Name And Title) OPSER/CCD/OCL C. Request Approved By (Signature And Title) B. For Additional Information Call (Name & Telephone Ext.) B hog hoo Cover Officer B. Eggleston x6104 ANCES Clearance Signature Clearance Signatura A, Career Boord -|D. Placement B. Pos. Control LD C. Classification F. Approved By Ramerks Standard Remarks FORM 12-87 1152q (use Previous EDIT SECRET a if neat Ee te" wore, 1 |M 1 170. Apme. Affidav.| 11, EGE) [42 LCD_] 13. thadve reat feo Mo. | Da. | Yr. |Yes-4 [Code Or Da. | Yr. No-2 92 | 52 No - IGNMENT 15. Location Of Official Station Station Code 4650 |CARACAS VENEZUELA 003 7. Positi 48. Position No. 19. Serv.) 20. Occup. Series : CodelASST ATTA POL OFF R i . ; 0136.51 [et ; . 24, ° 127. Nature Of Action PROMOTION 31. Organizational Designations 3¢. Location Of Official Station Station Cade 35. Position No. 36. Sarv.| 37. Occup. Series De cs | OF, 40. SD 41, Date Of Grade | 42. PSt Due. 43. Appropriation Number Mo, Da. i | Mo, Da. S| fi leg ie e SOURC QUEST oe Ho or Request Approved By (Signature And Title) Clearance Signature <_|D. Placement C. Classification Remarks Taney 1982 SECRET REQUEST FOR PERSO L ACTION >] 1. Serial No. 2. Name (Last-First-Middle) iO. M KENT, WILLIAM M. 29 {10 Pte M2 . i 40. Apmt. Affidav.| 11. FEGU [72. LCD 13. Bad te. Da. | Yr. | Yes-1 jCode No -2 PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT 14, Organizational Designations 15. Location OF Official Station Station Code DIP WH WASH., D. C. 17. Position Title | 18. Position No. 19. Serv.|20, Occup. Series ASST AT?A POL OFF FSR BA-62 Gs 0136.02 Mo. Da. Yr. | Mo. Da. Yr. 41261 0135 1000 1090 24, Date Of Grade |25. PSI Due 26. Appropriation Number p 27, Nature OF Action _ | Coda] 30. Separation Data ‘ CONVERSION FROM FSR ab STATUS i ol 31. Organizational Designations 32. Location Of Official Station Station Code WASH., D. C. 34. Position Title 35. Position No. 36. Serv.[37. Occup. Seriez Ops OFF : BA~625 Gs 38. Grade & Step | 39. Salary Or Rate | 40. SD 41. Date Of Grade | 42. PS! Due 43. Appropriation Number Mo. Da. Yer. | Mo. Da Yr. D | I I 01351000 1000 SOURCE OF REQUEST ¢ ” Request Approved By (Signature And Title) B. For Additional Information Call (Name & Telephone Ext.) JOHN WASHINKO X 82b2 CLEARANCES Clearance Te Clearance Signature Sig Ll. aif A. Career Board Le EES G7 GE ID. Placement | _ B. Pos. Control WW) 4 Zu- Ge IE C. Classification I F, Approved By 12 Ma Re ‘omorks Subject resigned from the Department of State effective 16 April 1960, COB, a |. __ SEGHET REQUEST FOR PERSO ne ACTION : 1. Serial No. 2. Name (Last-First-Middle) 202138 KENT WILLIAM M Bt 01 LoD [ 13. Eat eo * “West Code] Mo. | Ba. No-2 o1| 02 Code | 15. Location Of Official Station Station Code CARACAS VENEZUELA 77003 18. Position No. 19. Serv.{ 20. Occup. Series FSR : GS a1 36 201 24. Date Of Grade |25. PS! Due ac Appropriation Number Mo. Da. Yr. . . Yr | 0135 5880 3000 rr 27. Nature OF Action . Elf. . Code} 30. Separation Data BEASSIOMENT | 0 31, Organizational Cesignations . i ick i Station Code DIP WH WASH,, D. C. | pee wept Field | 34. Position Title 35. Position No. 36. Serv.) 37. Occup. Series ASST ATTA POL OFF aed PSR ops OFF BA-625 6s 0136.01 07 6600 D Mo. Ba. Yr. | Mo. Da. 38. Grade & Step | 39. Salary Or Rate I" i) pe 42. PS} Due a Appropriation Number : Yr. $ l 12 2 8330 0135 1000 1000 C. Request Approved By (Signature And Title) PB. C. BOWERS . h Call (Name & Telephone Ext.) JOHN WASHINKO Xg2he CLEARANCES Clearance i Dat; Clearance Signature A. Career Board il [D, Placement 8. Pos. Control inal E C. Classification F. Approved By Remarks Steffing Complement Change, 2 copies to Security, ‘HORM NG. ‘ 4 MAR Ss? 1152
104-10295-10001.pdf
14-00000 7 , te “fo 104-10295-10001 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . an - - une . ly | e te. el 29 August 1962 ie veeteen meeceaten eet metnee MEMORANDUM FCR THE RECORD oy SUBJECT: Sumary of S/# Training and Issuance of Materials. | AGENT : AMLASH/1 . ot PLACE : Paris, France i DATE +: 17-22 August 1962 TRAINER: Richard M, Fallucci, TPw C/O. Ck ge i 1. AMLASH/1 was instructed in S/w techniques by the under- signed in a Paris Station safehouse on 17 and 18 August, and was ! given an S/d review in the final triefing session held in the hotel i room of Wallace A. Growery (Madrid Station C/O) on 22 August. ; Instruction was given in the use of carbon writing system No. 15136 i and in the use of liquid developer system No. 56638 . The "scorch" method of development was also Gencnstrated to A/l1 as an alternate system. A total of five hours was devoted to this instruction. 2. A/1, who was recruited a short time prior to coming to Paris, was introduced to the idea of using S/W by the undersigned during discussions held in Copenhagen. Although for security consideraticns, he was skeptical at first about using such a means : i " of communication, he was without uadue effort convinced that any . i productive relationship depended uron his being able to communicate with his C/o on a regular basis through. the medium of S/w letters | sent through normal mail channels. It was apparent from his early : bo, questions that he was unfamiliar with the principles of S/W and clandes- , tine communications in general. After further talks in Paris with Growery on 16 Angust, reas was fully prepared to accept the concent of S/¥ communications, and arrangements were made for this instruction : : Be. to begin the following day. : i Mg eee pane Meer em ene + seas mien SSR am ETIE 3. The first training session on 17 August lasted a little more than two hours, and was devoted to an explanation of the S/w¥ fe system of communication, including careful instruction in the : preparation of a letter containing S/W. A/1 also prepared an S/¥ letter of his own under the Supervision of the undersigned. He seemed to grasp readily the principtes of the preparation of an Sfa pees a 14-0000 pa heey ered ing all the steps in Sequence necessary for the preparation of an S/W message. He was generally attentive to the instruction given. How- : ever, in keeping with his terperment, he was a little impatient during the preparation of the S/w message itself upon the cover letter. At the end of this session, he demonstrated that he remembered the basic steps ina satisfactory manner, particularly considering ; that it was his first day in S/W instruction. ; : a oe message and experienced only a little difficulty at first in remenber- : / r a : ‘oe 1 4. The second period of instruction took place in the same : i safehouse, lasting about two hours. This session was devoted toa : review of the S/W procedures and the preparation by 4/1 of another practice SAi letter. Following this, 4/1 was instructed in the development of S/W messages, using the liquid developer No. 56538 . The scorch system of development was also demonstrated. A/l was ' impressed by the simplicity of the liquid developer and the immediate : \ reaction which it produced. The undersigned developed one messaze; : ; then 4/1 was allowed to prepare the developer from its dry pill form and to develop a second practice sf message for himself. Following : the period devoted to s/t development, a general review of S i communications was held, the basic points apparentl}; being well-fixed : in A/1's wind. i 5. During the final formal meeting with A/L un 22 August i with Growery and the undersigned participating, the latter gave A/l i @ general review of all the S/i procedures which were to be used 7 in his contact with KUBARK. He also was provided with the following : items: ; A. Two sheets of S/W carbon paper ( No. rast B. Forty-seven pills of developer ( No. 56638 C. One tablet of writing paper provided by TSD and known to be compatible with the carbon sheets. : ; D. 3 No. 2 percils of French manufacture. : i ' , BE. One ball-peint pen with. water-resistant ink. : a eo, , F. Two acconcdation addresses: one in Madrid for ‘ regular centact; one in New York City for rapid . emergency contact (see attached S/W data sheet). G. Appropriate indicators (see S/w data sheet) It is noted that A/l did not have a secure accomodation address in PBRUMEN to give us at this time. He was told, however, that it was imperative that he provide one for us by S/W letter within two weeks of his return to PERUMEN. ‘This he stated he would do, 6. During the last S/W review, A/l was shown a photograph of one of his practice messages which he had prepared, He was quite interested in seeing this, which served to illustrate a number of the training points which had been covered during previous instruction. i STO SAMA LONAN tR nvtrainnnine tems i Rae Q SERN Rho ae nana mee meena | onan 14-0000 jem 4 wot t . . same qbac ct mee — Generally, A/l was an interested pupil and it is believed that he \ nn cn will be able to carry out the instructions in a proper manner. He i ; of is quite security conscious, @ factor which it is believed, will add to his attempts to seek perfection in his S/N correspondence and a in the secure storage of his S/f materials when not in use. It is aa also known that A/l practiced his S/d techniques in his hotel room ; : ; ! after leaving the 22 August meeting. Tis is known because he had : Pop ULE vee an additional question to ask us at a prief meeting on 23 August. sos } 7, It should also be noted that the TSD technician who developed A/1's practice letters recommends that for best results, all letters from A/1 be subjected to amnonia fuming before immersion “4n the developer. ! Richard M. Fallueci } : q Attachments: ; Agent S/W Record . Form #H-55900 ‘ : . : sateen etbatbenten os rave . so + REPORT OF S/W TRAINING, PARIS. poe oe fo oee eeet ieee e ee ents ee ema eimai ~ . . penne nent! ‘ : fe a a aR eR Teer teste pete vane men pee te eee nemene semana ean cultneatateeeream teenage tit aea eee nent ~ 3 os . . cosmic 14-0000 cod 1400000 . id « AGENT S/W RECORD Date 29 August 1962 1. Agent Cryptonym: AMLASH/1 2, SW supplies issued to the Avent (date and quantity): 2 sheets of carbon S/ paper #15134 and 13 pills of developer #56838 both issued on 22 August 1962. 3. Cover correspondence to the arent will be in Spanish and hantwritten or typed; from the agent will be printed or typewritten (in Spanish). 4, Location assigned for placement of 3/d text: S/¥ text will he placed on the face of tha cover letter; agent has, howaver, been instructed to check both sides of lettera received for S/i, Letters from the agent on face of cover text. S. Accomodation addresses: To be supplied by agent in first S/W letter he sends (this to be by is September 1962 at the latest.) fod .. Asoommodation addresses for letters from the agent: Regular accommodation address: Senorita Maria Dolores Gonez Apartado 1231* Madrid, Spain Rapid/Emercency accommodation address: Mr. Humphre: =. Poneayil “ P. 0. Box S92 Seneral Post Cffice wre 1, N.Y. 7 | | | Agents letters to be s‘gned "Kanon", &. Re-suppl - arranzements: ; . If cartons lost: Azent writes ecver letter to Macrid address in Normal manner. Absence of S/d messave indicates loss of carbons and Agent is to expect next letter he receives to be = re-supply of e carbons (in the form of the letter itself). If developer lost: Agent so indicates in letter to Madrid (in 3/d): : re-supply will take place through one of the three Dead Drops which Agent has teen told to locate and report. soonest by S/W. Identity of Drop utilized and date loaded to be conveyed to Ascent throuzh 5/# message developed by "scorch" method... see below. i nc an ee eae nate ee entAen ne ent esr fenna e RR See inet eT eeu, 3 , 5 ‘ ; > t 4 i 1 t Ce * t byipempss An, 14-0000 7. Required {ndicatore: ; , A. For presence of /s on letters to the agent: 411 letters to agent will contain S/7. eee tinarbery ig governess B, To indicate leas of writin: matertala; Carton sheets: Arent writes to Madrid, letter with no S/?. Developer: ftzent writes in 5/7 and so ‘ndieates, C. Indicate carton re-supply b; mail: Woon indleation of loss of earton sheets (seo above), preferatl: the next letter sent to Agent will '@ a carton sheet. In any caso a-ent un‘erstanta i that anv cover letter containing the word "fines" (Spanish for . farm) hae teen sritten on a carton sheet, which he ‘s then to use H or fs correspondence ae needed. 8. Optional indicators: Any letter received by Agent containing the word "hacienda" ‘n the cover letter is understood to indteate that the S/s neasage contained therein is to te developed by the "scorch" eyetem. ey ' Danger or control indicators: : . Letters fram Agent: Any word, mark, chrase, etc. » after the 4 Spanish word "FI" at the end of the S/w# message ind‘cates agent is under control. Letters to the Azent: Acknowledgement of Azvent's control indicater fe to be made ty duplicating his "contrel tndfeater™ in the | a next S// messape to him. do. | | i | | . | of 1s ee | fo fo | . | i H =2e frese . ? 14-0000 SSR ua sean ter recreate Co ae 4 - AGENT S/W RECCRD Date _29 Auguct 1962 _ 1. Agent Cryptomm: AMASH/1 2. SY supplies iseued te the Agent (date and quantity); 2 sheats of carbon S/J paper £15136 and 3 pills of developer £56532 both isaued on 22 Auzust 1962. 3- Cover correspondence to the agent will be in Spanish and handrri tten or typed: from the agent will be printed or typewritten (in Spanish), 4. Location assigned for Placement of SA text: S/f text will ba placed on the face of tha cover letter; agent has, however, besy instructed te cheek both sides of lobters reteived for Sf, Latters froa the agent on face of cover text. . S. Acocmeodstion addresses: To be supplied by agent in first SWv letter he sends (this to be by 15 September 1952 at the latest.) Accommodation addresses for letters from the agent: Regular accommodation address; Senorita Maria Dolores Gozez Apartado 12318 Madrid, Spain Rapid/Emergency accommodation address; Mr. Humphre~ R. Boneavil P. 0. Box 892 ¢ General Post Offic . . ; NYC 1, N.Y. ‘ ; he . : Agents letters to te signed "Ramon", , 6. Re-suppl~ arrangements: ; If carbons lost: Agent writes cover letter to Madrid address in normal manner. Absence of s/fi messaze indicates loss of carbons and ad Agent is to expect next letter he receives to be a re-supply of ¢ carbons (in the form of the letter itself). If developer lost: Agent so indicates in letter to Madrid (in S/w); re-supply will take place through one of the three Dead Drops which Agent has been told to locate and report soonest by S/W. Identity of Drop utilized and date loaded to be conveyed to Agent through S/W message developed by "scorch" method... see below, avn apneic sp ene ee me le oo Car ets ee a Se teres 5 wt aes sorte i ‘ i 1 j i ~ oad ~ s tH oe -- ON pe, Moe : Tomy. 7. Eequired indicators: ; . i 4h. Por presence of S/d om letters to the egent: All letters to agent - | _ will contain s/v. . oh. : & To indicate lose of writing materials: Carton sheets: Avent 4 ‘ writes to Madrid, letter with no 3/4. Davelepar: Azont urites it i in S/s and so ‘ndicates. j i ; : a : a C. Indicate caren re-supply ty mail:- Upon indication of loss of ‘ : : carton sheete (sea atove), preferably the next letter sant to oo 4 : Agent will ‘ea carton phoot. In any case azent understands ; eT that any cover letter containing the vord "finea* (Spanish for : farm: has tees erittsn on a carhen eheet, which he is then to use ; : Ter 3/¢ correspencence as needed, a i i ; . é ; GS. Optional indicators: Am letter received by Agent containing. the word i : "hacienda? in the cover letter 1s unceretood te indicate that the : S/i message contained therein is to te developed ly the "scorch" ' ; syoten. : : : Danger or control tndicatore: ; . Letters frar Acent: Any word, mark, phrase, ote., after the i | : ! Ssanieh word °FIN" at the ond of the S/i meseaze indicates r ; agent le under control. | i 3 i Letters to the Agent: Acknowledgemant of Agent's control ind{cator i i is to te made ty duplicating his "control indicator" tn the H : . ext S/d messaze te him. { ; H : 4 H f io: ; ] H 4 : H i } i i 4 | } 2 Pes i : i — b i t ct | bo | i ! F be. a- ze. oy i qo } 4 ! i i a i 2 eggs wee Ft we ae ences mee ee ag i oad » aa i . aa. fiers a4 4 io
104-10295-10168.pdf
414-0000 104-10295-10168] | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | , . wy : oe e os | . fa: ATR _ . ' =4), wa (PLGA act Gm SRA POUCH) O. 4TCH NO. HKH-A: | SECRET meets | - CLASSIFICATION ; { TO Chief, WHD DATE: 21 February 195? ! As | FROM = Chief of Station, Habana SUBJECT: GENERM— 4 ministrative SPECIIC™ “Arthur G, VATYADA Ref2 HKW~W-2092, 8 February 1957 1, With regard to the contents of reference dispatch, which were commmicated to tne Subject, VAIVADA has no objections and is agreeable to conversion to the career agent category as described therein, ' 2, VAIVADA requests, however, that the plans already proposed for acquisition ¢7 U.S. citizenship by his wife be carried through. He, and the Station, believe that this steo will provide rim with greater security in non-cfficial cover aesignnents, In addition, such action will minimize the red tape he rust cut each time he has to obta‘n new visas for himself and fanily, 3. The Station will sutmit a new request for YAIVADA‘s training several months prior to the desired new training dates, | tree A hebecpec Distribution: 3-Washineton 2=Files 20 February 1957 JRP/afm ey We Su! : Seay | -_ Loo | 2or-1e8 FFI ™ | SECRET ot BSE waists 51-28 A CLASSIFICATION , i copy |
104-10298-10095.pdf
14-00000 104-10298-10095 Pi | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 4 ry BITE A323 N> CNITED STATES DEPAKT LNT OF JUSTICE . repens HORE AL app Ny LS TIGATION Miamt, Plorida ; In Reply. Please Refer to RE: CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY CouncIL APril 16, 1963 File No, INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA : D | — , The April 9, 1963, issue of the "Miami News" carried an article entitled, "Exiles Say Miro.To Quit", This article stated that informed exile sources claim that Dr. JOSE MIRO CARDONA would rezizn his post as head of the Cuban Revolutionary Council. Tne article said exile sources gave two possioillities for his resignation. One faction believed that MIRO's recent trip to Washington from which he returned Sunday (April..7) was to pin down the United States Government to a Statement of positive policy regarding Cuba. Another school of thought was that the Council head was retiring from his poet in protest of - Governnent curbing of hit-and-run raids. on the Comaunist island of Cuba. The article went on to state that pr. MIRO's leadership in the Council, aimed at uniting all Cuban exiles, nas been burdened by problems since his appointment in March 1961, On April 10, 1963, MM T-1, a former Cuban business executive, who is employed by the Cuban Revolutionary Council and who is a close personal friend of Dr. MIRO CARDONA, who has furnished some reliable information in the past, advised that an all-night sesaion of the Council was held beginning April 9, and ending at about 6:00 A.M., on April 10, during which time MIRO CARDONA presented his resignation but the Council refused to accept his resignation and MIRO CARDONA was persuaded to remain as President of the Council. MM T-1 said that MIRO's resignation consisted of a 25-page statement which was in effect an indictment against the administration of President JOH; FP, KENNEDY of the United States. In rejecting his resignation, the Council backed up CS copy /G- a aay 14-0000 CUSAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL “STERNAL SECURITY - CUBA MIRO but in the interest of both the United States and the Cuban exiles, decided upon a public statement which reads as follows; "CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL . . a eee Rn "The Cuban Revolutionary Council, having studied the report of its President, Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, concerning present relations with the United States Government, agrees: "1. Not to accept the resignation of Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, and declare its full Support for the basic plans contained in his resignation, "2, To affirm that there ig a serious crisis, brought about by the present policy of the government of this country, "3. To express the Council's hope of overcoming the present crisis and calling upon all of America, including the United States, for moral and material support in their fight to regain their sovereignty and independence, and the strict . fulfilment of American treaties and agreements, as well as the joint resolution of the U. S. Congress, calling for effective action against Soviet intervention in America.. "4, To affirm that the Council has always insisted, and still insists, upon the necessity of Cuban participation in the process of liberating Cuba. The only procedure which the Council would accept would be coordination of forces, on a plans of complete respect for national dignity, Cuba will never renounce her legitimate right to be in the firat line of combat. "5. To reaffirm their unshakeable decision to continue the fight againet the Soviet-Castro regime, under any circumstances whatsoever, 2, 14-0000 CUBAN REVOWTIONARY COUNCIL . INTEMMAL SECURITY - CUBA. "6. In these difficult times, the Cuban Revolutionary Council urges all Cubans to close ranks to achieve the national unity needed to hasten our march towards Freedom, : "Miami, April 10,-.1963¢=:%: "Movimiento Democrata Cristiano (Christian Democratic Movement) JOSE FERNANDEZ BADUE "Movimiento de Recuperacion Revolucionaria (Movement for Revolutionary Recovery) CESAR BARO c hate” : 2g "Agrupacion Montecristi (Montecrist1 Group) FRANCISCO CARRILLO "Unidad Revolucionaria . (Revolutionary Union) FERNANDO FERNANDEZ CABADA “Rescate Democratico Revoluctonario (Revolutionary Democratic Recovery) RAUL MENDEZ PIREZ “Movimiento Revolucionary 30 de Noviembre (30th of November Revolutionary Movement) : ORLANDO RODRIGUEZ “Accion Revolucionaria Democratica (Democratic Revolutionary Action) GERARDO QUESADA "Frente Obrero Revoluctonario de Cuba (FORDC) (Revolutionary Labor Front of Cuba "Military Section JOSE E, MONTEAGUDO 14-0000 CUDRAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA "Sector Profesional (Prefessional Section) ENRIQUE HUERTAS "Corporaciones Economicas (Economie Branch Dr. TULIO DIAZ RIVERA MANUEL ANTONIO DE VARONA™ SERGIO CARBO RICARDO LORIE ANTONIO MACEO ANTONIO SILIO, Secretary MM T-1 explained that when Dr, MIRO CARDONA returned to Miami from a trip to Washington, D. C., on Sunday, where he contacted high government officials, he came away with the feeling that: we or Communism, . : 1) The United States has no plan to free Cuba 2) If the United States ever does formulate any plans, it will do 30 without consideration for the Cuban exiles in the United States, 3) ~The United Statea policy is now one of peaceful co-existence with Communist Cuba, MM T-1 said that in his opinion, the Cuban exiles are frustrated, confused, losing faith in the United States and there is a growing feeling of abandonment of them by the United States. The April 10, 1963, issue of the "Miami Herald” carried a headline article entitled, "Miro Resigns as Exile Chief; Raps U. S. Policy", This article stated that MIRO CARDONA resigned because the United States refused to allocate fifty million dollars to train a Cuban invasion force, according 4, Pome 14-0000 CUBAM FEVOLTIONARY COUNCIL INTZPNAL S20:URITY - CUBA to government sources. The article said that exile leaders close to MIRO said he resigned not only because of disagree- ment witn United States policy, “but because he feels Waeninzgton dves not have any concrete plans to deal with the dictator", dhe portsedets . casey: . The April 11, 1963, 1esue of the "Miami Herald" carsied an article entitled, "Cuban Extle Council Vows to Continue the Freedom Fight". In this article it was Btated that the Cuban Revolutionary Council had vowed to continue ite fight against Castro-Communism whether the United Itates likes 1t or not. The article said that Dr, MIRO CARDONA denied reports from U. S. Government sources that he offered his resignation to the Council because the United Ztatea refused to allocate fifty million dollars to train a Cuban invasion force. The article stated thet an informed source said that MIRO decided to quit "because of tne change in the U. S. ~ Cuban poltay™. Tne April 16, 1963, issue of the "Miami Herald” carried an article entitled "JFK Accepts Demand, Fidel Says". This article by the UPI bearing a Havana dateline reported that FIDEL CASTRO told Cubans on Thursday (April 11) that the KENUEDT Administration has accepted one of his five demands for an end to tension in the Caribbean. This article stated that in a one hour and forty minute speech, CASTRO said that Waehington in forbidding exiles to carry on further armed attacca on Cuba, has fulfilled one-of "five points for peace" advancec cy nim and endorsed by the Soviet Union. The article then went on to state that PIDEL announced that there are still fcar ecnditions to be fulfilled and that acceptance of them is the only sensible thing the KENNEDY Administration can do, One of the five conditions, according to the article, is U. 3. evacuation of the big Naval base at Guantanamc. On the morning of April 15, 1963, Miami radio news broadcasts announced MIRO CARDONA would again offer his resignation to the Council on that same day. 5. 14-0000 : A Je CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY ComIcIL INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA On April 15, 1963, MM T-1 advised that he was positive that MIRO CARDONA did not intend to again tender his resignation on Monday, April 15, 1962, but was contemplating taking that action on the following Thursday, | April 18, 1963. MM T-1 said that the Council was meeting ~... . on Thursday to take a ‘definite attitude or’ tough line of ome ae action and that it waa entirely probable that all of the members of the Council might resigh in protest to the present policy of the United 2tates with regard to the Cuban situation. He said that the prezent feeling of the Council towards the United States is tasically "to hell with it", MM T-1 expressed the personal feeling that Y. 3, policy towards Cuba 1s presentlyin a vacuum and consequently everything is at a standstill. The Cuban exiles in the Miami area feel that the U. S. is abandoning their cause and has now adopted a course of peaceful cc-existence with Communist Cuba. On April 15, 1963, MM T-2, a Cuban exile who has . furnished some reliable information in the past and who 1s we associated with fellow Cubans’ who belong to several different Organizations, ddvieed that reaction among the Cuban exiles ae is "very bad against the United States", He explained that the one Cuban exiles allege that President KENNEDY nae made promises OE, to help them in their fight against CASTRO but 18 now opposing them and consequently they feel that the U. 8. 18 now committed to a policy of peaceful co-existence with Communist Cuba. _ “ The Cuban exiles are fearful as to the future, confused as to. why the U. S. has chanzed its policy and the exiles feel that they have been abandoned in their fight. 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“104-10298-10184! | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ‘ ; a 1 iad . ~ \ asa sage we LL 2. IFIED MESSAGE 4 ROUTING FROM: save i head tn An alia MAY Z7 22162 62 2 ACTION: TF 1O(MR CHARLES Se AND COPY SLortep . INFO: C1, COP, ADDR, cA a Ss caTFGy lence) ee OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE AST ——s - . i Ae tee me nee twee seen oe - - ; el STR CITE UNE P77 — es _AYVOse . . . | ; 1, “YANT NERALD 2 a7 MAY CAPPIES FRONT PAGS ITFM BY JAMES BUCHANAN ; Pep TTLeR IPD FaDES aS EXILE CHIEF: THREE LATIN LEADERS ‘GEMIND RAY". ; ARTICLE FLATLY : STATES MTPO AND COUNCIL MOVE BEEN PEPLACED BY MANUEL RAY WITH PACKING GOV MONG? MARIN, PPFS ROtILO BETANCQURT AND FORMER PRES , JOSE FIGUERAS, TMAT RAY HAS TAKEN QVER pddeturra THE BLESSING OF THE ; UNITED STOTES", CUSTHER, ARTICLES STATED “FRGY VARIETY SOURCES HERALD ' LFAPNED TYAT MIRO VAS NOTIFIED of Chawatyoxty THIS E WEEK" AND THAT RAYS REAPPOINTAENT. AS Pf CHIEF IN EXILE” CaMeE FRO“ UNDER» CPONND IN CUBA" ACCORDING TQ. Joagute coDoy, PROVISIONAL MRP HEAD IN MIOMY, APTER FURVISHING resin” cuban ACTIVITIES SINCE ORIGIN OF AM BUD, ARTICLE CREDITS CUSANS IN MIAMI WITH SAYING “NEW MAN IN FIELD" IS ADOLF A. BERLE JR, “fo, Has SEEN SPECIAL ASST TO STATE DEPT AND IS ALSO "MPYRER OF PRES RBNNEDY" S SPECIAL TASK FORCE ON LATIN AMERICA". IMPLICATION BEING THAT RERLE IS RUNNING NEV UNITED STATES SPONSORED CUBAN ESFORST, , 2, THIS RELEASE CAUSING SQHE FUROR IN LOCAL CIIBAN COLONY TO EXTENT ; *T LEAST ONE CPS AGENT DESTINED FOR (TSOLATION TRAINING FAS : : ASKED TO RE RELTEVED IF THERE any TRUTH THIS STORY, MEANVHILE WAVE eo Ata teal | “moe | * 1389 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. dase ee CLASSif IED MESSAGE ; : a . a “y : IOS Putng (eneck ened: tetonl Value. Desig. Coe ee ee ee FROM ot : i, Maks copy ae tatient ‘ eh copy 4G idleatet ACTION: : RS indeuns (cucck anes; Moried —.—. Nene nquhied = nereennesse INFO. 3 : Sunature: = a ome PAGE 2 WAVE 4C77 IN 185 HAS PRODUCED LITTLE OTHER THAN - rugens WITH KNCMLEDGEARLE CONTACTS | SENT THAT BUCHANAN HCURNAL ISTIC REPUTAT? 08 VILE TA “a, Wik Tun teares ME IMACCURATE AND “SENSATIONAL IST. ANCLATTER?| AnD PaSaov OY SING.* UATE: PTING DISCSESTLY TRACE BUCHANAN SOuUnCE FOR “iS. PLES prepanan HAS PREV TOUSLY ATTACKED MIRO TE PURING RETURN FLAYA 3. HAVE NO REAL - INSIGHT gINFO SIGNIFICANCE THESE RIPON PRISOMERS MTA". ATTOCYS BUT BELIEVE THEY COULD REFLECT sucha OR MIAYT MERALD ATTN PTS FORCE CHANGES IN UNITES STATES “Rpstune? ne cura. - SYPECT ASTICLE VILL HAVE FURTIER “REPRocUSS IONS AS IT SPREADS. 4, ACTION DISCREDIT wis ALEeT Has TyaT IT may BE astegsnty INITIATE ety a pricvarnan STORY &S YELL AS REASSURE “TRO, WILL FORWARD SUGGESTIONS THIS PEOADN AFTER ME KAVE OP PORTUM Seeturrner ASSESS STORY'S IMPACT. 5. POUCHING CLIRRING 28 MAY OY END OF MESSAGE ro Tron! REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TrtAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS SRUPIBII ED. Cony ae - Tram fan ees tou? i
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DQ AnANN Tioa-10300-10124) .'. .|2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | - ONAL Pet NO. 10 . ‘ i . Bel rg 5010-104 iad id Lor ° UNITED STATES GOVL, NMENT Memorandum TO DATE: 29 January 1964 FROM suBJEcT: THE LEE HARVEY OSWALD CASE #35116) 1. According to a newspaper colum of "Allen and Scott" in the Chicago American of 6 December 1963, on the OSWALD Case, Abram CHAYES, Legal Officer of the State Department, was one of two persons im- mediately responsible for OSWALD's being permitted to return to the United States from the Soviet Union in June 1962. The other individual named was Llewellyn THOMPSON, the then Ambassador to Russia. Another - said to have been involved in the handling of OSWALD's case was Samuel WISE, Counsel’ of the American Embassy in Moscow. 2. Abram CHAYES, #352234, who as of 16 February 1961 was described as "the new Counsel in State", was granted Security approval for liaison contact with J. Foster COLLINS (in the office of the Chief of the Covert Action Staff) on 6 March 1961. The request for CHAYES' clearance was a "Blanket" request to permit discussion with him of NSC 5412/2 matters on a need-to-know basis. , 3. In September 1961 there was a White House namecheck request on CHAYES' wife Antonia (Toni) Leigh CHAYES, nee: HANDLER. 4, In March 1962, CHAYES was granted a renewal of his liaison contact clearance with C/CA on a continuing basis. This time his contact was Archibald ROOSEVELT, Jr. 5. On 10 February 1962, HUMAN EVENTS reported as follows with reference to CHAYES: . “SOFT ON COMMUNISM: Representative Francis E. Walter (R.-Pa.), Chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities, has scored the new State Department regulations on passports, claim- ing they would allow Reds denied passports to "rifle freely the confidential files of the FBI, the CIA and other investigative agencies." The man behind the new regulations, which Walter claims violate the Internal Security Act of 1950, is reportedly State's chief legal officer, Abram Chayes. Chayes, a Kennedy appointee, is an ex-Harvard professor who was Chester Bowles? top legal adviser when Bowles was Governor of Connecticut. Walter has introduced legislation to remedy the new passport regulations." . SECRET Document Number (ZT NO29 erererete in -— eran CROW? I ee Excluded from automatic; H dosngrading and for FOIA Review on FEB 1977 coclassitication 13-00000 6. Samuel WISE, "Counsel in the American Embassy in Moscow" who is referred to above, may well be Samuel Griffin WISE Jr., SD & SSD, who apparently was once a contract employee on & [The State Department reviewed WISE's file on 2 June 1954; and as of September 1962 a Samuel G. WISE was Second Secretary of the American Embassy in Moscow. At that time WISE advised in a cable to the State Department that it appeared that Bruce Frederick DAVIS, #352267, who defected from the United States Army in Germany on 18 August 1960, had not expatriated himself. DAVIS' case is very similar to that of OSWALD; and he, like OSWALD, lived in the Soviet Union for two years after his defection and prior to making application for return to the United States wa 7. WISE was an applicant for CIA employment in early 1953 and was security approved subject to polygraph on 11 August 1953. He did not enter on duty and in September 1953 the office which had been interested in him was "no longer interested". On 13 November 1953, WISE was granted a CSA to permit his use as a contract employee on MVE? in New York City. His CSA was cancelled on 24 March 1958. 8. WISE was named as a friend of William Orville MUNSELL, #61693-DL, during an investigation of the latter for possible CIA employment in 1952. WISE, according to MUNSELL's landlady and social acquaintance in Washington, D.C. during the period of about a year which ended in April 1952, was the only person she knew by name with whom MUNSELL was friendly. According to the informant, WISE was a student at Columbia University whose address was 423 Furnald Hall. MUNSELL was Security disapproved for CIA employment in June 1952 because of his close association on a professionai and social basis, while attending Denver University from 1946 to 1951, with persons of questi nab.le loyality. In November 1954, MUNSELL was of interest to project MARWEewith reference to assignment to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia; however, the “inberested office withdrew their request on him, after Security advised of the derogatory information regarding him. 9. WISE from 1951 to 1954 attended Scarsdale High School in Scarsdale, New York, which was attacked by a Citizen's Group, which alleged Communist influence in the school system. He had several questionable associates in addition to MUNSELL.
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12 nee 104-10301-10000 eh yee C. aay _ (2 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 . — ——-I64- /020/- 1 900 u ok TOP- SECRET JOHN A. McCONE THE SIXTH DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE t By Bee, Walter Elder - Edited by Mary .S. McAuliffe, DCI Staff Historian 1987 ‘. The attached is a draft history CL BY BYE-1 which has not been forwarded for DECL OADR review outside the DCI History Staff. DERIVED FROM BYE-1 WORKING DRAFT oF . BY NO. 018-88 ; copy d of 2 Handle via (syeman] Control System. TOP SECRET & CHAPTER IV In the meanwhile, Cuba remained a sore point for both the CIA and the Kennedys. _ | Shortly after the Bay of Pigs, President Kennedy asked General Maxwell Taylor to chair a small commission, consisting of Robert Kennedy, Allen Dulles and Admiral Arleign Burke, to investigate, Highly critical of the piecemeal and acquiescent administrative decisions which. had accompaned the operation's progress, the Taylor. report was mild in comparison with the severely critical internal report prepared by CIA Inspector General Lyman Kirkpatrick. Robert Kennedy also produced a personal Bay of Pigs .report. to the President, which he discussed with McCone in late November 1961. The Attorney General was especially critical of Richard Bissell, Deputy Director for Plans, because Bissell had told the President the operation was likely to succeed, Robert Kennedy was also highly critical of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for spending only twenty Minutes studying the planned operation before making its first report “to the President endorsing the operation. It is worth noting that McCone was the only official in the WORKING pRaFT 97 BY NO. 018-88 Handle via [BYEMAN) Control System copy 2 of 2 13-00000 government privy to all the studies of the Bay of Pigs operation, including the Taylor report, Robert Kennedy's personal report, the Kirkpatrick report, and the views of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. “McCone did not dwell on the Bay of Pigs after he took office, but he did draw several conclusions. Firmly believing the decision to go ahead was a mistake, he nevertheless thought it an even worse mistake to dismember the operation once underway, contending that the CIA should have appealed directly to the President to reverse the decision to stand down the air strikes. Concluding as well that the members of the Taylor commission had been too’ closely involved with the events to have sufficient perspective, he believed the CIA and JCS had to bear special responsibility for advising the new President to go ahead, since at that time these were the only two Washington organizations dealing with international affairs which possessed complete continuity. Taking a detached view of the operation, McCone was able to concentrate on what the Agency could do to avoid similar mistakes in the future. Leery of large-scale operations involving the Agency's paramilitary capability, McCone strove, with mixed results, to remove the CIA from such enterprises. He also stressed the importance of planning ‘an operation from beginning to end (an attitude which dominated his approach during the Cuban missile crisis). Finally, he insisted that the Agency's estimative function be privy to planned operations, providing early and frequent judgments. WORKING DRAFT 77% - BY NO, 018-88 Handle via preva] contro System copyd of 2 35 ROP"SECRET 13-00000 ‘ , “FUP SECRET Cuba, however, remained a subject of considerable concern, In April 1961, shortly after President Kennedy established the Taylor Commission, Presidential adviser Walt Rostow speculated that Cuba might join with the Soviet Union in setting up an offensive air or missile base. He additionally posed that Cuba might build its conventional military strength and develop its subversive network to threaten other Latin American nations from without and within. "Its ideological contours. are a moral and political offense to us," he concluded, "and we are committed, by one means or another, to remove that offense...." . The Kennedy administration proceeded to address the situation directly. At a White House meeting which McCone attended in late ‘November 1961, the President announced that General Edward Lansdale, acting under the direction of the Attorney General, had already begun to study possible actions to overthrow the Castro regime. These covert activities, explained Robert Kennedy, included anything possible to create internal dissension and discredit Castro. . He. then proposed that, to accomplish this goal, Lansdale head up a committee made up of representatives of Defense, State, USIA, and CIA, which would cut across organizational lines. . McCone decided that the administration and the Agency both seemed in a state of shock so far as Cuba was concerned. Although skeptical from the beginning about the Lansdale program's prospects for success, he nevertheless recognized that the CIA had a special role and responsibility so far as Cuba was concerned. He himself WORKING DRAFT 7% BY NO. 018-88 Handle via [BYEMAN /cont rol, System copy 2 of 2 : . 36 TOR-SECRED 13-00000 _ WORKING air 94 BO3--SECRET, supported the notion of dynamic action, but urged that such action not be reckless. -Conséquently, he recommended that the Lansdale group report to the 5412 oversight committee, which was properly ‘qualified to give political guidance and evaluate proposals for action. In addition, alithough McCone agreed the facilities of all agencies should be made available for such high-priority operations, he emphasized that these should remain in place and not be removed to form a new unit under Lansdale. ‘In this way, MONGOOSE, as it came to be known, was launched. With the White House's decision to go ahead (keeping the 5412 Committee fully informed), McCone proceeded. to discuss the Lansdale operation with top Agency officials. Acknowledging that the project had to be closely held--Lansdale had asked that the CIA's representative, Richard Helms, report only to the DCI--McCone nevertheless stated he intended to skip no appropriate echelon of the Agency, as such a course would deprive him of the advice of other senior officers. Action would be at the Helms level, and the Agency would offer Lansdale all necessary support and assistance, but . without excluding the participation of other Agency members within the strict security guidelines laia down by the President. Further, McCone directed the Board of National Estimates and the DD/I to undertake a continuing evaluation of MONGOOSE, viewing such precautions as a major step toward overcoming the compartmentation which had excluded the DD/I from any advance knowledge of the Bay of Pigs landing. | . tf , -BY NO. 018-88 Handle via BYEMAN) Control System 4 copya of 2 POP—SECREL. 13-00000 . Significantly, McCone insisted on bringing analytical and estimative functions to bear on Cuban operations from the beginning. Further, he insisted that truly clandestine actions be small. Most importantly, he required that careful records be kept of actions and ' conversations, himself setting an example by keeping meticulous memoranda for the record. MONGOOSE represented McCone's first working encounter with Robert Kennedy. The Attorney General, McCone immediately realized, was a dynamic force with a keen interest in the intelligence community, as well as a strong influence on the President. McCone became quite close to him. MONGOOSE also reinforced McCone's awareness of the extent of the administration's obsession with Cuba. He consequent ly accepted as a personal charge the administration's desire to overthrow Castro. He was not, however, about to allow Lansdale or anyone else dictate the use of CIA sources. Had he detached Agency resources for Lansdale's use, McCone would have lost control. He further insisted on the checks and balances of 5412 committee overview. . The Special Group (5412 Committee), made up of the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, the Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, the Director of Central Intelligence, and other appropriate representatives, had been established in 1955 by National Security Council Directive 5412/2 to provide interdepartmental coordination of covert actions. In general, the Group's cognizance extended to any WORKING DRAPT 77 BY NO, 018-88 Handle via [BYEMAN/ Cont rol System . copyA of 2 38 TOPS SECRES Ue. 13-00000 covert activity which, because of its impact, could, if exposed, -reflect on the official position of the United States. Thus, a sizeable activity aimed solely at intelligence collection through clandestine methods could come under the Group's scrutiny. Conversely, small political actions, with little flap potential, could be undertaken without referring the activity to the Group. The Kennedys, however, were sufficiently alarmed over the threat of Communist subversion and covert aggression that, in January 1962, another special committee, Special Group (Counterinsurgency), appeared. Largely the brainchild of General Maxwell Taylor, Special Group (CI) aimed at identifying those areas where an insurgent threat existed or threatened to emerge, directing the use of appropriate resources to counter that threat. In practice, the CIA had always been reluctant to expose its activities to an interdepartmental body. The Defense Department had been similarly reluctant to submit its extensive program of peripheral reconnaissance flights to Special Group review, although, beginning in June 1961, the group began to consider these flights. The special Group's influence depended, in the final analysis, on the attitude of the President and the Special Group chairman, as well as on the temper of the DCI. Allen Dulles served as an advocate for the CIA's proposed activities. John McCone took the position that, as DCI, he was a personal adviser to the President and thus free to approve or disapprove the CIA's proposals as he saw fit. The entire Cuban situation was difficult from the outset, and WORKING DRAFT 99 BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (BYEMaN] control System copy & of 2 39 TOP“SEenEs— : McCone was careful to warn the President and Attorney General that he ‘anticipated no quick or easy road to success. [itn le approval Co) i en Ambassador Alphand,.a close personal friend of McCone, the French — embassy in Havana had agreed to serve as. the Agency's Cuban eyes and == ears, with Philippe de Vosjoli, SDECE's Washington representative, —..= reporting directly to McCone. De Vosjoli’ reported that at least | === ninety percent of all Cubans supported Castro, while McCone added that of twenty-seven or twenty-eight CIA agents in Cuba, only twelve presently were in communication. Contact even with these was infrequent, and an additional team of seven, infiltrated in December, had been captured (with two featured on a television "confession" show). | Nevertheless, at-a Spécial Group meeting in Aprii 1962, McCone urged a review of our national policy toward Cuba and asked that we consider more aggressive action, including direct military intervention. Noting that various intelligence reports suggested -that Castro was in deep trouble, he questioned whether the military strength of the Castro government was as large and as effective as had been understood. In response to objections that such a course might lose us friends in Latin America, McCone countered that a show of strength was more likely to win than lose us friends. Shortly thereafter, McCone learned from the Attorney General that there was some movement afoot to exchange our prisoners from the Bay of Pigs for food. (Castro had offered to release the prisoners in exchange for a large quantity of drugs and medicines). Later, in WORKING DRAFT 77 BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (BYEMAN/Control System copy J of 2 40 RET 18-00000 ‘early June, McCone suggested forming a committee to negotiate such a release. Robert Kennedy was generally sympathetic, but did not at that time request covert support for the project. The subject was left for.further discussion, with an agreement that it would not be discussed with anyone in CIA, Defense, or State who was active in Cuba operations. | In mid-July, McCone and Robert Kennedy reviewed. the Cuban situation in considerable. detail. Kennedy thought that, although considerable intelligence had been acquired, the program's action phases had been disappointing. Shortly after, McCone had the opportunity to review MONGOOSE with the President. Since the beginning of February, McCone reported, nine intelligence collection: teams (about half the originally-planned number) had been infiltrated into Cuba and maintained in place, thousands of Cuban refugees had been systematically interrogated in Florida, and a number of third-country agents recruited inside Cuba. U-2 overflights were being.conducted on a regular two-a-month schedule. The operation was costing the CIA about $1 million per month in direct costs and even more in indirect support costs. . Although McCone was skeptical about the aims and operations of MONGOOSE, he believed the CIA bore a special responsibility to collect intelligence on Cuba. He therefore told the President that this collection effort had produced a substantial amount of hard intelligence on conditions inside Cuba, and a continuation would provide additional intelligence, possibly revealing opportunities for : WORKING prarT 77 «BY NO, 018-88 ) Handle via (BYEMAN Control System . copy aA of 2 ; ; 41 7 oO : PPmsscagt | 13-00000 ‘a7 ? political, guerrilla or insurgent activities designed to overthrow Castro. McCone added, however, that many individuals felt that more dynamic actions were called for, including mass landings and military activity. McCone did not agree. “our intelligence, he said, did not support this point of view, and any such attempts would face disaster unless the United States was prepared to commit large military forces to support them. | In the meantime, Castro had officially cast his lot with the Soviet Union, and indications were increasing that the USSR was Willing to invest substantial amounts of money, not only to keep the Cuban leader afloat, but to enhance his capability to create mischief for the United States. After 1 February 1962, our U-2 flights over | Cuba increased from one to two per month, and intelligence reports revealed steady Soviet shipments of military as well as economic aid. On August 4, McCone learned that eleven Soviet ships believed to be carrying arms were bound for Cuba. McCone asked for further details. On August 5, he received a breakdown on the ships, and he directed immediate U-2 coverage (which began: the following day). According to reports, up to 5,000 Soviet technicians had arrived, in ‘addition to military communications equipment. The preliminary U-2 readout, however, was not very helpful, and another flight was planned for August 11. On August 10, McCone met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, presidential military adviser General Maxwell Taylor, McGeorge Bundy, Deputy Secrety of Defense Roswell Gilpatric and the Attorney . WORKING DRAFT 7%. 7 BY NO. 018-88 Handle via(BYEMAN Control System 2 copy of 2 TOP-seeneL_ 13-00000 General. It was during this meeting,. which approved intensifying MONGOOSE operations, that McCone first shared outside the CIA his fear that the Soviets might introduce offensive missiles into Cuba. His statement had little immediate impact. The experts unanimously and adamant ly agreed that this was beyond the realm of possibility. McCone's conclusion that the USSR might put offensive missiles into Cuba was set in motion by the continuing influx of Soviet military equipment. It was intensified by the arrival of Soviet personnel, then brought to a head by reports which suggested that the Soviet Union was preparing to install surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) there. Why, asked McCone, would the Soviet Union place SAMs in Cuba? If the United States were to launch a military attack, the SAMs could be easily and quickly destroyed. The SAMs were not being put there to protect Cuban canecutters; therefore, McCone argued, their real purpose was to blind the United States by deterring further U-2 overflights. This action would then permit the Soviet Union to take further steps which they could reveal at a time of their own choosing. McCone then asked himself what he would do if he were in Khrushchev's shoes. The United States and Soviet Union were balanced in nuclear weapons and missile delivery systems, but the USSR had a ‘decided edge in intermediate.and medium-range missiles. These missiles could not, however, reach the United States from Soviet launch pads. The USSR had not deployed these missiles outside its borders, presumably because they could be redirected against the WORKING DRAFT 97 ‘BY NO, 018-88 Handle via (BYEMAN/ Control system copy A of 2 43 TOP"SECRET 13-00000 , . Ar 7 Soviet Union if they fell into the wrong hands. However, Cuba was one place where the Soviets could safely put their missiles. As McCone put it, "IE I were Khrushchev, I'd put offensive missiles in Cuba. Then I'd bang my shoe on the desk and say to the United States, 'How do you like looking down the end of a gun barrel for a change? Now, let's talk about Berlin and any other subject that I choose, including all your overseas bases.*" McCone had confidence in the logic of his conviction and was prepared to alert the top policy levels. He recognized that he lacked hard evidence, but was convinced that the implications of putting Soviet offensive missiles in Cuba would be so serious for American national security interests: that the contingency should be considered as soon as possible. | He stood absolutely alone. At. noon on August 21, he met with Dean Rusk, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, Deputy Under Secretary of State Alexis Johnson,’ the Attorney General, Maxwell Taylor, General Lyman Lemnitzer (Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff), and McGeorge Bundy to review the Cuban situation. He noted that since their last meeting on Cuba, the CIA had received intelligence indicating an enormous increase in Soviet military support to Cuba. Further, there now were indications of construction work by Soviet personnel, as well as technicians to handle the newly-delivered Soviet equipment. While the nature of the construction remained unknown, McCone warned that it could be missile sites, For, he emphasized, we had to consider the possibility that “WORKING DRAFT 7% BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (BYEMAN Control system copya@ of 2 . 44 TOP~SEcRET, 13-00000 ne CRET the Soviets would install offensive weapons in Cuba. The group proceeded to consider various courses of action open to the United States should the Soviets place MRBMs in Cuba. McCone had a three-part Proposal already in hand, calling for 1) an immediate aggressive political action program to awaken Latin America and the Free World; 2) a provocative action against Guantanamo or some other vital American interest, leading to instant United States retaliation; and, 3) immediate commitment of sufficient U.S. military forces. to occupy Cuba, destroy the regime, free the people, and establish Cuba as a member of the community of American States. McCone noted that the group was reluctant to consider committing U.S. military forces, however, both because of the magnitude of the task the world. : : oe Reaching no conclusions on any course of action, the group at length asked McCone to brief the President on the situation. The ‘following day, McCone reported in detail to the President, adding the personal report of-De.Vosjoli, who had recently visited Cuba. The President, who appeared quite familiar with the situation, expressed concern, but agreed with General Taylor and McCone that policy decisions should wait until the next day, when he would meet with his principal advisers. On August 23, therefore, President Kennedy met with Rusk, McNamara, Gilpatric, Taylor, Bundy and McCone to discuss Cuba. The President requested an analysis of the threat which offensive WORKING DRAFT , BY NO. 018-88 Handle: viastshha] conecot system ; copygd of 2 45 “YOP—SECRET 13-00000 * . -* a “TOP"SECRET missiles located in Cuba posed to the United States and Latin’ America. He requested as well a- continuing analysis of the numbers and types of Soviet and Oriental_(.as reported by De Vosjoli) — é personnel being introduced, the quantities and types of equipment, their probable uses, and all construction activity in Cuba. In response to the President's question about our ability to discriminate between SAM and surface-to-surface missile sites, McCone said we probably could not differentiate between SAM sites and 350-mile surface-to-surface missiles, but that MRBMs and IRBMS could. ee be distinguished. "McNamara noted that portable missiles could ‘not -be - located under. any circumstances. “ The President wondered whether we should make a statement of our position in advance, outlining the courses of action open to us insu os the event that the Soviets should install missiles in Cuba. He also oe asked what we could do against such missile sites. could we take them out by air action, or would ground action be required? Could they be destroyed by a substantial guerrilla action? He also asked what we should do in Cuba if the Soviets decided to precipitate a crisis in Berlin. Secretary Rusk received approval for his proposal that the United ‘States inform its NATO allies, particularly Canada, of the growing seriousness of the situation. The Joint Chiefs of Staff, however, strongly opposed his recommendation to remove restrictions on MONGOOSE operations operating out of Guantanamo. McCone again proposed his three-part program to combat the current Cuban WORKING oe 9F BY NO. 018-88 Handle via BYEMAN/ Control System copy A of 2 46 TOP-SECRET 13-00000 oe situation. After consideration, the President directed the Defense Department to prepare céntingency plans for possible military action against Cuba. He and his advisors agreed, however, that no steps should be taken until full agreement was reached on a policy aimed at completely solving the Cuban problem. | Cuba was our most serious problem, McCone shortly afterward told Robert Kennedy, adding that, in comparison, he would readily give up our missile bases in Italy and Turkey. Cuba, he told the Attorney General, was more important than Berlin. It was the key to Latin America; and if Castro succeeded, then most of Latin America would. fall to Soviet influence and domination. WORKING DRAET 77 . BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (BYEuaN/control System copy o of 2 47. POP-SSCRET TOP SECRET forty-eight hours should the President's terms not be met, Sunday morning, October 28, with U-2 overflights continuing and no evidence of slow-down on the Cuban missile sites, Moscow broadcast yet another Khrushchev communique--this one announcing that, in the interest of world peace, the Soviet Union had agreed to dismantle and return the Cuban missiles under United Nations | verification. Not waiting for the official text, the President drafted a quick acceptance. The immediate crisis was over. Serious problems, however, remained. It hada become clear to McCone that removing Castro no longer was an objective of American policy, and he was concerned that, as a result of Soviet military and economic aid, Castro would be left in a position to create much mischief. Since no agreement had been reached for on-site inspection, and the SAM system remained in place to limit aerial inspection, the DCI and intelligence community would not be able to verify the removal or check on possible future reintroduction of Cuban missiles. . Further, the MONGOOSE operation, tasked with toppling Castro, was in disarray. Lansdale complained he was not being kept informed of JCS planning and that the CIA's Cuban Task . Force was acting outside MONGOOSE-channels. At the height of the missile crisis (on October 26), a high-level meeting on MONGOOSE agreed to recall intelligence collection teams and discontinue WORKING pRaFT 97 | BY NO, 018-88 Handle via /BYEMAN/ Control System copy 4 of 2 “TOP SECRET lnc 13-00000 the Soviet Union were so delicate. TOP SECRET sabotage operations while relations between the United States and “on | November 3, McCone in ormed the , Executive Committee ‘that, despite indications that the missiles were being dismantled, there also were signs that the Soviets were taking steps which might represent a continuing threat to the United States. More IL-28s had been uncrated; some fourteen Soviet ships were en route to Cuba, and there were indications that the Soviets were proceeding with plans to develop a submarine support base at Banes. Stressing the unprecedented nature of the SAM system deployment and the fact at 7 the system remained in place to provide a shield from aerial J inspection, McCone emphasized that we did not and could not know the | exact number of offensive missiles originally placed in Cuba or | whether all in fact had been removed. Indeed, McCone pointed out, there remained a distinct possibility that missile complexes could be hidden from view in Cuba's caves. The President listened to McCone's warning but appeared more concerned about the question of past intelligence failures. For by this time postmortems had begun to surface alleging either a near intelligence failure or the withholding of vital intelligence information on the Cuban missile build-up. Deeply concerned, McCone had already ordered an intensive internal investigation. Now the _ President himself requested a review of the entire intelligence community, seeking a judgment as to whether better intelligence and intelligence evaluation could have forecast Cuban developments ‘more. “WORKING DRAET 77. es BY NO. 018-88 ™, Handle via GD Control System | copye? of 2 85 o TOP SECRET 7 13-00000 TOP SECRET “however, that the United States continue its surveillance and be prepared to act if a plane were shot down. 9K : . With the release of the Bay of Pigs prisoners and the completion : | of Donovan's mission, McCone again pressed for low-level flights over Cuba--a recommendation supported by the USIB but. opposed by both McNamara and Rusk because of its possible political consequences. Noting that the administration could not very well ignore the views of the DCI and USIB, President Kennedy proposed three sorties on a trial. basis. But, after considering the pros and ||| cons,. the: President on May 21 decided to postpone a subsequent low-level mission on the grounds of insufficient urgency. a ~ 4 . Following the missile crisis, Cuban exile groups escalated their activities, but the Executive Committee. was. ‘unable to come to a firm. agreement: on how to respond. Similarly, the special Group to consider Cuban’ sabotage operations met with disagreement and indecision. ‘It was clear McCone stood virtually alone in his view that the United States should sustain an aggressive approach towards Cuba, with the dual aim of getting rid of both the Soviet presence and. Castro. No senior officials went so far as to propose that the covert action program be stopped; but the original impetus which had given birth to the Program had all but disappeared. American policy towards Cuba, and especially the Agency's role in supporting this policy, remained ambigious for the rest of McCone's tenure. Officially, the United States held the Soviet. WORKING pRaFT 77 . _- BY NO. 018-88 Handle’ viafB BYEMAN ]Cont rol System copy of 2 92 TOP SECRET Hy C 13-00000 J“ ~ TOP SECRET military presence in and Castro's control over Cuba to be unacceptable. Practically, however, the disposition to take strong - actions had weakened. Instead, the administration was willing to accept the removal of the missiles as an adequate foreign policy. achievement. . | 'McCone never accepted this judgment; he never was comfortable with the policy resttictions placed on Cuban operations, and he. - never wavered in his conviction that in order to carry out the tasks levied on him as DCI, he needed the freedom to carry out intensive. 7 reconnaissance and covert operations. | Under President Johnson, there were flurries of concern about Cuba; but, after the missile crisis, the momentum had largely C.. disappeared. The United States government turned its attention to.- other issues, and McCone found himself once again fully engaged. cS, WORKING DRAFT G7 : BY NO. 018-88 C. Handle via (BYEMAN) Control System copyQ of 2 93 So TOP SECRET 13-00000 < , . and improve relations. TOP. SECRET CHAPTER XVIII Shortly before the coup began, on 1 November 1963, Diem suddenly became cooperative. Lodge and Admiral Harry Felt (CINCPAC) had been at the. Presidential palace until almost noon. Rather than see_Felt off at the airport, Diem asked if Lodge would remain. Lodge stayed, and Diem proceded to tell him that. he could understand President Kennedy's concerns about: South Vietnam. Lodge should assure the President that he, Diem, was prepared to take almost any steps the United States considered appropriate to correct existing problems Diem's concessions--if that was what they were--came too late. At about the same time, General Don's aide-de-camp directed Lou Conein to go at once to the Joint General Staff headquarters. . Assigned a private telephone, Conein proceeded to provide a comprehensive, current and coherent account of the coup to the CIA station in Saigon. The station, in turn, informed Washington. The first reports reached Washington shortly after midnight. By mid-morning it was clear the coup was likely to succeed. By this time, however, both Diem and Nhu were dead, and the President was WORKING DRAFT 97 | BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (BYEMAN] Control System copya of 2 293 TOP SECRET Uae 13-00000 TOP SECRET concerned about the circumstances. When the facts became known, he said, he hoped the new government would be able to state that the Ngo brothers had either committed suicide or violated their surrender agreement, rather than been murdered in cold blood. The President was also concerned that the new government might be tempted to offer anmesty to the Viet Cong. He consequently was emphatic that we watch with care the type of political leadership the military group might install. Warning against the installation of ultra-liberals or quasi-Communists with a free hand in political affairs, he remarked that he was more interested in an effective than a "pretty" government. As a result, President Kennedy sent William Colby, in the . capacity of Presidential representative, to Saigon--an assignment which McCone noted with pleasure as a mark of great confidence in both Colby and the CIA. | On November 18, McCone, Rusk, McNamara and Bundy flew to Honolulu to confer with Lodge and Harkins. McCone later reported that the formal briefing sessions had gone fairly predictably until an economist named Silver from AID had discussed the South vietnamese economy, with its huge deficits and unfavorable balance of trade. This briefing triggered a lively discussion and the general conclusion that the Vietnamese economic situation was bleak, with no apparent solution in sight. There was other bad news as well. In some areas, the Viet Cong reportedly had a better strategic hamlet and school system than the WORKING DRAFT 47 BY NO. 018-88 | Handle via BYEMAN/ Control System 394 copy )/ of 2 TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET government. And it was clear to everyone present that the military situation was far from rosy, although Harkins tried to put it ina good light. The meeting decided that a major effort should be made to construct strategic hamlets and to wage anti-guerrilla warfare in the delta region, but McCone returned more discouraged than ever about Vietnam and believed McNamara and Bundy shared this | impression. Lodge, McCone remarked, would emerge from Vietnam either as a fourteen-foot-tall political giant or as a thoroughly washed-up government official. The end of the Diem era marked one kind of transition in Vietnam; President Kennedy's assassination, on November 22, marked another. . The day after the assassination, as official Washington and the world were trying to come to grips with the shocking news, McCone told his morning meeting that he knew very little about the new ‘President's personal relationships around Washington or his position on current issues. In late August, Lyndon Johnson as Vice President had been opposed to ousting the Diem regime, but McCone had not even spoken with him since the time of the Cuban prisoner exchange. McCone then reviewed the CIA memorandum on world reactions to the President's assassination and ordered that it be disseminated. He also reviewed the President's Intelligence Checklist and directed WORKING DRAFT 97 BY NO. 016-88 Handle via BYEMAN] Control System 995 copy’? of 2 TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET that it be delivered to the White House as usual. Johnson was unaware of the checklist, having previously received the Current Intelligence Bulletin. McCone reported that Johnson had told McGeorge Bundy to carry on as before, and that the Agency should therefore continue to move its publications through the usual channels until directed otherwise. In other ways, McCone attempted to carry on as before. Before the morning meeting, he had instructed Walt Elder to telephone Johnson's secretary to tell her that he would be at the White House at 9:00 a.m. as usual, to give the President his regular morning intelligence briefing. This message was relayed as a statement of fact. The only question was. whether Johnson would be going to his old office in the Executive Office Building or to the Oval Office. The word came back that Johnson was: on his way to the White House. McCone accordingly was at the White House by 9:00 a.m. At 9:15, President Johnson arrived. | Johnson opened the conversation by recalling a long background of association and friendship with McCone. On a number of issues which had arisen since McCone had become DCI, Johnson said he and McCone had seen eye to eye. Expressing great respect for the CIA and complete confidence in McCone as DCI, Johnson said he wanted McCone to continue in the future doing exactly as he had done in the past. | After McCone in -turn expréssed his confidence in the President and stated his desire to support him in every way, he reviewed some WORKING DRAFT 9/7 , _ BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (AYEMAN/ control System copy’ of 2 296 TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘of the items from the President's checklist, explaining the nature of the publication. Johnson asked that, for the next few days, McCone continue to brief him personally every morning and that senior CIA officials brief the President's staff. Johnson also directed that any urgent matter of importance be brought to his personal attention at any hour of the day or night. In this, he designated no intermediary. That noon, McCone met with both Johnson and Bundy to relay the information that Lee Harvey Oswald had been in touch with the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City. That evening, McCone reviewed this information with Secretary Rusk, in addition volunteering the Agency's assistance in coping with the flood of official visitors coming to attend the funeral. Rusk agreed to call on him for help. After informing his November 24 morning meeting that he would make an effort to dispel the widely-held view that it was somehow "immoral". for the DCI to be seen openly in his role as a direct adviser to the President, McCone briefed Johnson for about twenty minutes in his private residence. The President, McCone suggested, should receive an early briefing on the Soviet long-range striking capability, air defense posture, and the condition of the Soviet economy. McCone also suggested that the President learn about the CIA's operational programs, adding that the Agency was watching . Venezuela and Ecuador very closely because of Cuban subversive activities. | That afternoon, McCone met with the President, Rusk, Ball, WORKING DRagT 97 BY NO. 018-88 Handle via (BYEMAN Control System ; _ copy of 2 297 TOP SECRET 13-00000 —_ ~ . : , _. TOP SECRET 3D McNamara, Bundy and Lodge to discuss the situation in Vietnam... Lodge reported that the United States was in no way responsible for the deaths of Diem and Nhu (had they followed his advice, he said, . they would be alive today) and said he was hopeful about the future. The change in South Vietnam's government had been an improvement, and by February or March we would see marked progress. McCone, concerned lest Lodge's statements leave the President with the impression that we were on the road to victory, disagreed. The Agency, he cautioned, had observed a continuing increase in Viet Cong activities since November 1, including military attacks. It had also observed a high volume of messages on the Viet Cong military and political communications networks, which could indicate preparations for sustained guerrilla attacks. Moreover, the new “) government's military leaders were having considerable difficulty in organizing the government's political structure and were receiving little if any help from civilians, who were staying on the sidelines in their traidtional role as critics. In consequence, McCone could not at this time offer an optimistic appraisal of Vietnam's future prospects. Here, President Johnson observed that he approached the situation in Vietnam with some misgivings. A great number of Americans had questioned the United States' role in supporting the coup, and there were those in Congress who strongly believed we should get out.of Vietnam. Both of these factors caused him considerable anxiety. He was not at all sure the United States had “3 WORKING DRAFT 97 , BY NO. 018-88 =) Handle via (BYEMAN] Control System 298 copy 2 of 2 TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET followed the right. course in upsetting the Diem regime; but now that it was done, we had to see that we accomplished our objectives. In addition, Johnson now told them, he had never been happy with American operations in Vietnam. The dissensions within the American community there displeased him, and he told Lodge that he wanted the situation cleaned up. Any official who did not go along with agreed U.S. policy there should be removed. ; a. At this point, Bundy remarked that we were searching for a successor to William Trueheart as Saigon Deputy Chief of Mission. What was needed was a capable administrator to run the country team. In response, Johnson repeated that the Ambassador was in charge and that he, the President, was holding him personally responsible for the situation. Vietnam's economy was the subject of particular concern, and- McNamara now commented that the United States would have to be generous with its aid, not expecting the South Vietnamese government to produce miracles. Johnson replied that he supported the concept of generous aid but wanted it made abundantly clear that he did not think we had to re-make every Asian after our own image. Too often, he observed, when the United States became involved in the affairs of another country, it felt an obligation to reform the country . along American lines. This, he said, was a mistake. He himself was anxious to get on with winning the war; he did not want so much effort devoted to so-called social reforms. Following this meeting, Bundy issued a statement saying that the WORKING DRaFT 77 BY NO, 018-88 Handle via[BYEMAN/ Control System copy J of 2 299 TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET United States would continue the late President Kennedy's Vietnam policies as they had been confirmed at a mid-November meeting in Honolulu. McCone also observed that, for the first time, he had received an indication of what the Johnson tone would be. McCone did not brief Johnson on November 25, the day of President Kennedy's funeral, and at a State Department reception that evening, the President apologized to McCone for it. Were there were any developments which required his personal attention?, he asked. McCone replied that there were not and that: he would call him if any developed. . The following day, McCone met with the President for about twenty minutes. Johnson asked whether all appropriate Agency > resources were being made available to support the FBI's investigation of the assassination. He then told McCone with considerable contempt that certain Justice Department officials had proposed an independent panel, headed by someone like Thomas E, - Dewey, to investigate the assassination. Johnson had rejected this proposal, only to learn that an identical plan would appear as lead editorial in the Washington Post. Furious at what he believed was a deliberate leak, he had finally succeeded in killing the editorial by intervening personally with Katherine Graham... 46. McCone met again with the President on November : 28 ‘for. about thirty minutes. After reviewing the checklist, Johnson. questioned | . him about South Vietnam, Venezuela, Greece, Turkey, Rumania and Yugoslavia. He asked } McCone to recommend someone as Ambassador to! a WORKING DRAFT of - BY no. ¢ 018-88- Handle via( SYEMAN] control System ; copy Y of 2 300 TOP SECRET McCone History CHRONOLOGY SEGRE eT Oiawik! 13-00000 10 November 1960 17 April 1961 22 April 1961 4 May 1961 28 June 1961 30 August 1961 7 September 1961 19 September 1961 - 27 September 1961 13 October 1961 _SECKE ‘CHRONOLOGY L President-elect Kennedy announces that Allen W. Dulles and J. Edgar Hoover will continue in their positions. Landing at the Bay of Pigs Study group formed (Maxwell Taylor, Arleigh Burke, Robert Kennedy, Allen Dulles) “to examine Bay of Pigs operation. President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory. Board (PFIAB) reconstituted with James Killian as chairman. Taylor named. Military Representative to the _ President and Chairman of the Special Group © ' (5412). USSR resumes nuclear’ testing in the atmos- phere President Kennedy confers with John McCone on nucléar issues. Kennedy asks McCone to become the Director of Central Intelligence. _Kennedy announces the appointment of McCone. McCone becomes consultant; travels to the Far East until 23 October. 13-00000 * > - 1 28 October 1961 i | 21 November 1961 ence 29 November 1961 30 November 1961 | 4 December 1961 © "5 December 1961 6 December 1961 | Ll December 1961 12 December 1961 _30 November 1961 - 1 December 1961 13 December 1961. 15 December 1961 — SECRET Dulles and McCone visit Western Europe until 13 November. McCone meets with President ana Robert “Kennedy to Giscuss new program for Cuba. McCone sworn in by Chief Justice Warren McCone attends meeting of NSC committee _ , on nuclear testing. . : “McCone attends first meeting of United - States Intelligence Board (USIB) as chairman. ‘McCone attends first meeting of Special Group (5412) as DCI. McCone meets with McNamara and Gilpatric to discuss NSA and national estimates McCone establishes study group under | Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Jz.. “Mrs. McCone dies. ey .McCone: meets with President Kennedy alone, | McCone calls on J, Edgar Hoover. DDCI becomes CIA representative on USIB. McCone meets with Phillipe de Vosjoli. 13-00000 CS ee T : SECKE | ' 27 December 1961 — " General.Cabell announces retirement effective 31 January 1962. | 5 January 1962 Schuyler, Coyne added to:-Kirkpatrick ‘study group. 6 January 1962 - McCone attends NSC meeting on Laos. “ 8 January 1962 _McCone meets with Joint Chiefs of Staff. ‘12 January 1962 — , Mccone briefs General Eisenhower in Palm. . ‘Desert. -15. January 1962 McCone's name submitted to Senate Armed Services Committee. 16 January 1962 -” ‘President Kennedy issues letter of in- structions to DCI. . 16 January 1962° ; McCone meets with Ambassador (Atphana]ana_ Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg. 18 January 1962 Confirmation hearings ‘begin ; 18 January 1962 _ DCI attends first meeting of Special Group (Counter-Insurgency) . 19 January 1962 McCone meets with The Joint Committee on _ Atomic Energy and the PFIAB. j | 20 January 1962 McCone briefs President: Truman at Mayflower Hotel. 13-00000 22 January 28 January ‘31 January 6 February 8 February. 17 February 19 February 19 February: 22 February 28 February’ 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962, 1962 CTA. SECRET McCone meets with House Sub-Committee on CIA. McCone meets with Chiefs of Station from Western Hemisphere Division in Panama until 2 February. Senate confirms McCone by floor vote of 71-12; total vote is 84-15. 4 ; ; McCone speaks to senior seminar at Foreign Service Institute. McCone meets with Senate Sub-Committee on | - Richard Bissell resigns as Deputy Director fir Plans; succeeded by Richard Helms, ph: Ser ‘Deputy Director (Research established as new directorate with Herbert A. ‘Scoville, Jr. as head, McCone meets with Board of Inquiry chaired. . : : : 3s . by Judge Prettyman to study implication of | Powers' case, McCone meets with Major General Marshall S. Carter. Kennedy receives first briefing by Arthur C.: Lundahl q! vw wpe SECRET 7 March 1962 : McCone presents Carter to President | Kennedy; Carter named DDCI on 9 March. ~ . , : : tar 30 March 1962 Robert Amory, Sr. resigns as Deputy Director/ | Intelligence. . . | ; : ; . . “— 1 April 1962 Office of General Counsel, Office of | : ‘Legislative Counsel, and Office of Comp- troller moved to Office of the DCI; John ‘Bros named Comptroller. - 10 April 1962 _ Kirkpatrick named to new position as Executive Director. || (23 April 1962 Ray S. Cline named DD/I | a) May 1962 8 ; Jack Earman becomes Inspector ‘General; Walter Elder named as Executive Assistant -to the DCI. || 15 May 1962. DCI attends meeting of National Security “ Council with Congressional leaders on fo _— - ' American role in Laos. -3 June 1962 McCone travels to Far East until 17 June; “ + . . . .c . . \ . . . . . develops basis position paper-on situation | , , ; in, Southeast Asia. | 4 gune 1962 | Albert D. Wheelon, Jr, named Assistant Director/Scientific Intelligence. neds 1; CRO S WUE ve SECRET ; 29 June 1962 . McCone meets with the Bureau of the Budget [ to review the projected intelligence community | : . ; budget. 10 July 1962 ' McCone meets with Frank G. Wisner on Oo latter's. future. | ‘12 July 1962 McCone discusses consultant status with Allen W. Dulles. ; ok 20 July 1962 _ President Kennedy briefed in detail on ; information derived from Anatole Golitsen. mi 27 July 1962 i - McCone becomes immersed in nuclear testing | oo ; Sc a - issue “and the role of intelligence in the event of a treaty banning nuclear testing _ | - in the atmosphere. 28. July 1962 co McCone meets with [Prince Souvanna Phouma - | eS (o£ Laos,] | 10 August 1962 ‘At Cuban meeting, McCone makes first Lo. oo SO explicit statement outside Agency on the — possibility of offensive missiles-in Cuba. a be ; . 10 August 1962 — : Najeeb Halaky proposes covert development. - | oe of super-sonic transport. “21 August 1962. McCone warns senior government officials about offensive missiles in Cuba. 13-00000 i: | 21 August 1962 22 August 1962 23 August 1962 29 August 1962 7,10,13,16 and | 19 September 1962 24 September 1962 . 27 September 1962 4 October 1962 9 October 1962 10.October 1962 SEUREL McCone attends meeting to discuss inten- ~ sified operations against North Vietnam. McCone advises President Kennedy about possibility of offensive missiles in Cuba; also on 23 August with senior advisers present. McCone leaves Washington until 24 Sept. “MeCone marries Mrs. Paul Piggott in Seattle; SAMs in Cuba photographed, McCone sends cables reiterating his concern. about missiles in Cuba. | McCone meets with Robert Kennedy on ‘ransoming brigade prisoners in Cuba.. McCone meets with President /Ayub of. . Do ‘Pakistanj/in New. York. ~ McCone urges Special Group to direct U-2. coverage of Cuba. sy . Special Group approves U-2 coverage. President Kennedy briefed on IL-28 crates; Kennedy orders limitations on dissemination of information about offensive weapons, 13-00000 . OCUNELI [ . "12 October 1962 . SAC takes over U-2 overflights of Cuba. | 14 October 1962 u-2 overflies San Cristobal MRBM site. | . 15 October 1962 NPIC identifies MRBMs 16 October 1962 McCone notified; returns from Seattle. “se 17 October 1962 ‘ McCone develops position paper on Cuba. _ 18 October 1962 - IRBM sites identified. : 18 October 1962 , ‘NSC Executive Committee divides into two. “study groups to consider "fast" and "slow" courses of action. 19 October 1962 . Special National Intelligence Estimate: a | a, ok - concludes that USSR would not risk general . [ _ oe, ' . war over Cuba. 19 October 1962 : McCone develops position on measures beyond - a blockade. | 20 October 1962 Chinese Communists attack India - 21 October 1962 - MeCone briefs Vice-President Johnson on ij _ Cuba, a - : | 21 October 1962 Briefers go to London, Paris, Bonn, Ottawa. | 22 October 1962 — _ Meeting with Congressional leadership just ” prior to President Kennedy's speech. 23 October 1962 President Kennedy signs blockade proclama~_ tion. wo a Si rv ee 13-00000 af 7 24 October 27 October 28 October 29 October 2 November 5 November “9 November 17 December 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962. ve 14 Novenber 1962, a Novenber 1982 (20 November 1962_ 4 December 1962 SECRET | Soviet ships near Cuba stop or turn. Messages from USSR show willingness to avoid confrontation. McCone orders post-mortem on handling of intelligence. f SB, Cuban refugee reports on missiles in cave 5 ; ; President Kennedy requests review of intelligence handling. McCone meets-with Rusk to protest nibbling away at approvéd operational. programs. PPIAB requests post-mortem on intelligence handling. Kennedy and Eisenhower meet at McCone's residence. Kennedy announces lifting of the blockade. McCone meets with Gilpatric to discuss Air Force view of NRO. Kennedy approves concept of covert support to Congo government. cecheT 13-00000 FY 27 December 1962 z ‘ 2 January 1963 3 January 1963 10 10. “17 21 27 30. January January January January January January 1963 1963. 1963 1963. 1963 1963 10 SLUKEL Report on intelligence community's handling of intelligence relating to Cuban missile ,crisis completed for PFIAB. NPIC moves into Building 213. McCone meets with McNamara and Gilpatric to discuss A-11,SWITCHBACK, policy towards Cuba. . : Nos . Special Group reviews reconniassance over ' Cuba, . ‘McGeorge Bundy discusses DOD-CIA friction; raises Kennedy's concern over Chinese Communist nuclear potential. £8 McCone meets with/Italian Prime Minister Fanfanil. : "Meeting with President Kennedy on surfacing A-l1l. McCone meets with Chiefs of Station in Panama until 29 January. Col. Delsany, SDECE, admits charges of KGB penetrations and French espionage against US Oe RERBET program. WAAL ee ye re SECRET 31 January 1963 - McCone attends meeting with Kennedy to | , discuss European problems. 1 February 1963 - McCone develops basic position paper on oO ' Europe. 6 February 1963 ' Public statement by DCI on Cuba before ‘Stennis sub-committee; DOD public briefing. & ‘10 February 1963 McCone travels to Paris and London until, i7 February. 28 February 1963 MeCone talks with Bundy on lack of ‘policy| | . towards (Cuba and ‘Problems in the. Middle. Bast. 4 March 1963 — - Meeting with President Kennedy on Cuban. reconnaissance gap. 11 March 1963 - ‘Meeting with President Kennedy on the bo Middle East with special reference to Yemen. } | 13 March 1963 McCone meets with the President and then the NSC to discuss Latin America and | . policy towards Cuba. i 13 March 1963 McCone and :Gilpatric sign new NRO agreement. po | seckEr 13-00000 i | ' 4 21 March 1963 bo ui. March 1963 26 March 1963 29 March 1963 9 April 1963 11 April 1963 1l April 1963 15 - 17 April 1963— OEUNEL McCone meets with Brockway McMillan, new Director/NRO. Meeting with President Kennedy to discuss special Agency operation aimed at exposing the KGB. ‘Meeting with Dean Rusk to discuss the Middle East with special reference to a : Israel's nuclear potential. Executive Committee meeting on raids. by Cuban exiles, McCone meets with Stewart Alsop for general. background ‘briefing, McCone. develops basic position paper on responsibility for reconnaissance over denied areas, Special Group discusses sabotage operations — against Cuba, oe . . a . aan President.Kennedy, the Attorney~General, and the Secretary of State briefed on:svezial 7%} at | - 2 operation against {French intelligence/ “SERRET service.. 13-00000 t | SEUKEI 20 April 1963 . At NSC meeting on Laos, President Kennedy ' . requests study of increased pressures against North Vietnam. ya 23 April 1963 — Clark Clifford’ succeeds Killian as Chairman, PFIAB. | 25 April 1963 President approves low-level reconnaissance ,flights over Cuba. 25 April 1963. . Scoville submits resignation as DD/R effective 14 June 1963 26 April 1963 - -McCone travels to Paris, Rome, and Frankfurt until 8 May. 7 May 1963 - Penkovsky put'on trial in Moscow, 9 May 1963 NSC meeting on US support for India, 13-14 May 1963 McCone meee with Rusk to discuss support hoe ferfionalng 14 May 1963 . McCone meets with Clark Clifford. 15 May 1963 " McCone meets with President Kennedy to discuss Penkovsky SECRET 13-00000 - | | » 1 18 May 1963 21 May 1963 3 June 1963 14 June 19 June 21. June 2i June 25 June 7 June 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 SELKEL oe ' McCone develops position paper on Haiti. . McCone attends three meetings with President Kennedy; low-level reconnaissance over Cuba; _ high-yield, large megatonnage nuclear weapons; Haiti. McCone develops position paper for dis- cussion with Gilpatric on ‘Air Force push to take over: all reconnaissance, McCone presents his view of the world in speech to National War College. McCone ‘meets with Rusk to discuss relations “ with France. McCone attends three meetings with President Kennedy; the Profumo case; Laos; Cuba. McCone ategnds meeting with President Kennedy on Betctsn! Guiana} McCone meets with Rusk to discuss covert program on Cuba. McCone develops position paper on the: role. of intelligence in a nuclear test ban treaty. Voge 13-00000 - 2% June 1963 1 July 1963 9 July 1963 10 July 1963 — 21 July 1963. 23 July 1963 | 30. July 1963 23 duly 1963 5 August 1963 SEUNLI McCone notes Roy Tod's’ paper on an inventory of intelligence community assets. DCI's Scientific Advisory Board established under Dr. Kinzel. ‘y President Kennedy briefed on mosaic of {Israel} “gas bomb in Yemen, and findings of the Purcell Panel on reconnaissance satellites. McCone writes McNamara on need to review intelligence community programs. McCone meets with Rusk to discuss DeGaulle. McCone attends meeting with President Kennedy ‘to hear John J. McCloy report on the “Middle East. Sgt. Dunlap‘commits suicide. , McCone attends meeting with President Kennedy on Laos, DD/R re-constituted as DD/Science and Technology with Wheelon as head. 15 ~ scCRET 13-00000 | 5, August 1963 16 August 1953 21 August 1963 24 August 1963 26 August 1963 - ‘31 August 1963 — 2 September 1963 4 September 1963 9 September 1963 VLUIALI Nuclear test ban treaty signed in Moscow. McCone presents position on test ban treaty to Stennis sub-committee, McCone attends meeting with President _a Kennedy to discuss actions by Diem govern- ment against the puddhests. * Department of State Telegram 243 sent to vy Saigon. Saigon station officers in contact with Generals Khiem and ‘Minh., A : é Pr pew 1 a 7 A-Sae. a peg nals a Peeve ge At Ae ur i pred > ortttyet John Richardson cables his view that there will be | no coup. McCone reviews two papers on Diem government; one by William Colby; one by George Carver. » ‘ McConé meets with McNamara and Rusk to discuss terms of reference for review of intelligence community programs. John Bross appointed Deputy to the DCI for National Intelligence Programs Evaluation, setber 13-00000 , sLUNECI T. -10 September 1963 : McCone develops position paper for meetings / | with President Kennedy and McGeorge Bundy on Vietnam. ll September 1963 Huntington D. Sheldon cables his views from Vv _ Saigon; ‘McCone asks Agency experts to answer : six basic questions on Vietnam. 16 September 1963 Ambassador Lodge requests Lansdale as re- placement for Richardson, 19 September 1963 McCone writes Lodge about COs Saigon. | ' 19 September 1963 Colby briefs Special Group on re-vamping Agency operations in the Far East. 20 September 1963 -McCone briefs McGeorge Bundy on. plans to re- organize Saigon station and a covert program: — | - _ aimed at the KGB. | 20 September 1963 _ McCone develops basic position. paper on National Reconnaissance Program. ‘24 September 1963 McCone deyelops basic position paper on v Agency role in Vietnam, a BRET 13-00000 [ _3 October 1963 | .5 October 1963 4 October 1963 9 October 1963 | a6 October 1963 | _ 17 October 1963 | 1 November 1963 . 25 October 1963 OLUNEI McCone asks John Richardson to return to Washington on temporary duty; Dave Smith ng ; acting COS Saigon. After hearing trip report by McNamara and Vv Taylor, President Kennedy states publicly that war in Vietnam can be won by the end of 1965; McCone takes pessimistic view. McCone meets with John. Richardson, President Kennedy answers two questions at - press conference about Richardsm and. the — Agency. Far East Division develops basic paper on re-organization of Saigon station. McCone discusses role of.Air Force and national intelligence assets with Gilpatric. McCone develops position paper for meeting W~ with President Kennedy on coup plotting in . Vietnam. Diem government overthrown by Vietnamese / generals, 18 | SECRET ~ : 13-00000 OEUNCLI [ , 3 November 1963 - President Kennedy orders Colby to go to Saigon | as Presidential emissary. | 12 November 1963 icCone, Helms meet with President Kennedy for basic discussion of Cuba; President is shown Cuban rifle captured in Venezuela, - 18 November 1963 McCone attends conference in Honolulu on “a Vietnam until 21 November, 4 , , . | 18 November 1963 Executive Director -and Comptroller functions merged under Kirkpatrick. | 22 November 1963. '. President Kennedy assassinated in Dallas, | - 23 November 1963 McCone meets with President Johnson alone. ; 24 November 1963 McCone meets with President Johnson and Lodge W— | : on .Vietnam, | ~~ 28° November 1963 McCone’ meets with President Johnson who asks So that McCone play an active role aS a policy. advisor. | 29 November 1963: McCone attends meeting with President Johnson | ; _ ; on A-ll. | | OO 19 SEURET 13-00000 To ce — SECRET | . _ 5” December 1963 : President Johnson holds first NSC meeting; McCone presents intelligence briefing. 6 December 1963. - McCone meets with President Johnson to discuss COS, Saigon; Peer de Silva named; Johnson sends message to Lodge. 7 December 1963 McCone meets with President Johnson to discuss. ~changing the image of the DCI and CIA. 12 December 1963 _ McCone meets with the Bureau of the Budget -to review the Agency's covert action program. 13 December 1963 -McCone meets with McNamara and Gilpatric to discuss the need for economy in intelligence “operations. 13 December 1963 McCone meets with Rusk and Harriman who approve concept of releasing information on. Soviet economy. 16 December 1963 McCone visits Saigon to install de Silva - v. until 20 December. 21-December 1963. ‘McCone presents his views on Vietnam to V President Johnson. Pry — 13-00000°— “ QLUINLI i December 1963 . McCone meets with President Johnson at LBJ Ranch; Johnson reiterates hig views on McCone'’s policy role. 31 Dacember 1963 McCone meets with Genéral Eisenhower in Pasadena and again on 2 January 1964 to discuss President Johnson's budget plans. i 4 January 1964 McCone meets with President Johnson at LBJ a . . Ranch to review meetings with General Eisenhower. 7 January 1964 McCone attends meeting to hear General | | . So Krulak discuss proposals for: intensified operations against North Vietnam. 9 January 1964. =~ +=‘ Thomas Dale of The New York Times publishes article on Soviet economy with attribution | : _— to CIA; other newsmen briefed. 9 January 1964 . McCone attends meetings. with President * Johnson on Panama. | - 13 January 1964 oO McCone develops position paper on how plan to release information on Soviet economy was | . mis-handled, .° po | other 130000000 . - SEUKEI * e a ' uf .. + “14 January 1964 McCone attends meetings on Robert Kennedy's. | . . trip to meet Sukarno. 14 January 1964 Cyrus Vance succeeds Roswell Gilpatric effective 28 January. 18 January 1964 McCone travels to Paris, London, Rome, Madrid, - Bonn - until 1 February. | ‘ . | : 7 February 1964. McCone attends meetings on Cuban fishing ~ boats and Guantanamo water supply. — | il February 1964 ; -McCone develops position paper on reconnais— Te a sance after Air Force deployment to fly | So - -Us2s out of Clark Field. 28 February 1964 McCone develops position paper. in preparation | _ mo _ for trip to Vietnam. | . 28 February 1964 McCone attends meeting with President Johnson jon surfacing A-ll. t Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern | Affairs. | i. 4 March 1964 USIB re-organized, i ~ 4 March 1964 _ William Bundy succeeds Roger Hilsman as gether Oo 13-00000 LJ ‘ , 4-5 March 1964 6 March 1964 L7 March 1964 1 April 1964 _ 2 April 1964 (7 April 1964 22 April 1964 29 April 1964. 2 May 1964 SEUKE| McCone meets with General Eisenhower who discusses relations with de Gaulle. McCone travels to Vietnam until 13 March; McCone dissents on McNamara's trip report; reports policy disagreement separately wv to President Johnson. NSC meeting on Vietnam. v McCone develops basic position paper. on NRE for use with Baker panel of PFIAB, At evening seminar, McCone develops position — paper on operations against North Vietnam. McGeorge Bundy develops position paper on. Covert Program Against Cuba for use in . meeting with President Johnson. McCone talks to McGeorge Bundy about lack of direct briefings of the President by the DCI. McCone talks to President Johnson about ‘lack of direct access. NSC meeting on Cuban overflights. SECRE 13-00000 ore « [os yn pf . | x 5 eo ¢ May 1964 ita May 1964 6 May 1964 14 16 18 - 24 25 May 1964 ‘May. 1964 “May 1964 ‘May 1964 May 1964 ¢ - bombing North Vietnam, ff: SEUKEL “MeCone sets forth position on "The Invisible Government,” McCone attends meeting with President Johnson on Cuba and Laos; remains for Tuesday lunch . meeting with the President, McNamara, Taylor | and Bundy. McCone attends meeting with President Johnson 4 ' to consider General Khanh's statements about war footing and march north. / ‘McNamara's report on trip to Vietnam discusses | y McCone. gives President Johnson Agency estimate . on action against North Vietnam, / “At meeting on Laos and Vietnam, Rusk raises question of when does the United States | commit troops, A Meetings all day with President Johnson on Southeast Asia. v ‘William Bundy paper on Courses of Action on Southeast Asia. i Denn SECRET 13-00000 aa 4 | Pa oe 7" 38 May 1964 4,5,6,7 June 6 June 1964 11 June 1964. 11 dune 1964 ‘15 June 1964 17 June 1964. 30 June 1964 oCUNEI McCone goes to Honolulu for meeting on Vietnam until 3 June. McCone attends meetings with President Johnson on Laos with the President asking, "What comes next?" McGeorge Bundy and Michael Forrestal raise with McCone the possibility of an Agency program along pre-SWITCHBACK lines. McCone develops position paper on Southeast. Asia. v McCone writes McGeorge Bundy about PFIAB report on NRP, McCone meets with President Johnson to suggest that McCone leave his post; President asks ‘that he remain until after the election. a McCone develops position paper on NRP. McCone issues guidance for developing re- quirements for reconnaissance satellites. 25 Seunel
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104-10301-10001 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | oo SECK CIA Internal Use Only Access Controlled by DDO HISTORICAL STAFF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ~ WESTERN HEMISPHERE DIVISION 1946 - 1965 DDO HP 324 by Approved: Davi . ilips , Chief, Western Hemisphere Division Directorate of Operations December 1973 VoLuME I Copy No. 1: WH Copy No. 2: O/DDO - SECRET SECRET -Latin American officers in Panama, and also supplied material for the US Army Intelligence School to use in training foreign students on Communism. Nine CIA officers lectured at a Fort Holabird course for senior Latin American officers in 1961, capping their presenta- tion by producing a Soviet defector who spoke on the 267/ Soviet intelligence service. ' AER nro nile terem mpm oy wna we oe eo eS CIA maintained a station in Havana throughout 1960 but faced increasing operational difficulties-- some of CIA's own making. Probably the outstanding | flap was the capture of three TSD technicians, caught in the act of planting a microphone in the New China News Agency office. An analysis of this operation, made when the technicians were released 18 months later, Showed that they had ignored many of the basic rules of tradecraft. On the other hand, the Cubans had given them only perfunctory interrogations - In 1960 the Havana Station consisted of (Janes A. Noei, chief of station; Arthur Avignon, deputy; about six case officers and as many secretaries. Life was unpleasant; Castro agents shadowed American Em- bassy personnel, monitored their telephone conversa- tions, and tried to pump their children about what - 233 - SECRET Vp a i i i I * I | t 4 a J - | 5 i . ) : " 2 | os eo i . 7 , x SECRET daddy was doing. As relations between the United States and Cuba deteriorated the station concentrated on support for the Cuban invasion then being planned, and on developing stay-behind assets. Frank Belsito and later Ralph Seehafer were designated as "stay- behind officers" and regularly reported on a dozen or sO agents and nets, a few of which survived the station's closing.* The break in diplomatic relations with Cuba | was predictable, and during the fall of 1960 Embassy dependents were moving themselves and their house- hold effects back to the United States. Avignon made a special trip on the Havana-Key West ferry to take out his personal car, silverware, and a $1,500 violin. Station files not absolutely essen- tial were crated and shipped back to Headquarters. Case officers were working 15-hour days, seven-day weeks. When the break came, the Embassy had three days' notice that it would close on 4 January 1961. The CIA station had just installed a new incinerator * One stay-behind agent, AMFOX-1, was still report- . ing in 1973 but WH Division believed he had been doubled. - 234 - . : SECRET SECRET and managed to burn what files it could not ship to Key West on the attache aircraft. When they were not burning papers or smashing technical equipment, case officers were caching radios or making advance payments to agents left behind. | i i i | a On 4 January station personnel met at the Embassy, rode in convoy to the ferry, and sailed to the States. A few, like William J. Murray, had main- tained houses until the end and lost everything in 269/ them. * This was the period when Fidel Castro, as yet unrestrained by his more cautious and practical Soviet advisors, was busily stirring up trouble in the Western Hemisphere and popularizing the phrase "exporting the revolution." A typical target was Honduras, the poorest and most primitive country in Central America. CIA's reaction was also typical of the "nation-building" and "“institution-building" approach to countering subversion. When Castro began his propaganda campaign in * Two years later Congress authorized the Department of State to reimburse its employees the depreciated value of furnishings left in Cuba. Payments fell far short of replacement costs. i i * a - 238 - SECRET pee aa) 7” of assets commencing with a close per- sonal relationship between the station | chief and the President of Mexico, high- level telephone taps, photographic sur- ‘ veillance, unilateral intelligence as- sets and a broad scale of covert action an capabilities. Within a week of the inspector's visit Frederick W. Cole was relieved as chief of station | in La Paz, partly because of comments made by Ambas- sador Ben Stephansky, a former labor attache who had not worked closely with CIA. Lyle T. Shannon, cos, Panama City, left WH Division (perhaps coincidentally) a few months after the Inspector General had described him thus: | Se SSS i The chief of station is a GS-18 who has served in many different posts in | the Agency. He has been in Panama for about five years. A wide gap in human ‘ relations exists between the chief of | station and his staff. He is coldly aloof and is reputed to brook no dif- \ ‘ ference of opinion even on questions | ; of operational procedures. He is a : ; hard-driving administrator. His tal- : ents along this line are granted even by the Ambassador, who bluntly dis- credits his ability as an intelligence officer. 275/ Although the separate Task Force W (TFW) was not officially established until 8 March 1962, the planning and execution of the Bay of Pigs operation - 242 - el a SECRET 14.90000 SECRET were for all practical purposes conducted indepen- dently of WH Division and therefore are not covered in this history. There was an informal but under- stood shortcut in the chain of command; basic deci- sions were made at the DDP, DCI, or Presidential level. Although some of the key personnel were de- tailed from WH Division, the Cuban Headquarters unit was in another building and no one pretended that J. C. King was running the show. Jacob D. Esterline, a veteran WH Division officer who later became deputy chief of the divi- Sion, was chief of the Cuban unit during the buildup and invasion attempt, and took his orders from the DDP. When the Cuban unit was made officially autono- mous as TFW and later as the Special Affairs Staff (SAS), it was headed first by William K. Harvey and then by Desmond FitzGerald, Bruce B. Cheever and John L. Hart, none of whom had previous service in WH Division. It was not until 1965 that the Cuban unit really lost its autonomy and again came firmly under WH Division. Actual expenditures in FY 1961 illustrate the disparity between Cuban operations and the - 243 - SECRET 14-0000 hos . SECRET parent WH Division. In that year total obligations for Cuban operations were (G41, 498,743) or almost four times the ($11,003,991) spent in the rest of Latin America. Except for Cuba 1961 was a repre- : sentative year, and these were the obligations for regular stations throughout the hemisphere: : / Brazil $1,498,101 Colombia $301,389 ' Mexico 1,384,505 Dominican Rep. 261,148 i Venezuela 922,424 Costa Rica 231,351 \ Argentina 802,302 £1 Salvador 222,037 \" ' Chile 646,768 Honduras 103,820 q | Panama 579,310 Nicaragua 92,088 ' Uruguay 521,082 Haiti 77,675 j Guatemala 418,778 Paraguay 54,606 ' Peru 380,422 West Indies 41,864 Ecuador 336,367 Puerto Rico 24,377 Bolivia | -—- 303,210 | 276/ | “Until the nearly 1,200 prisoners taken at the “ Bay of Pigs could be ransomed with shipments of phar- maceuticals, CIA regularly supported their dependents in the United States. In the opinion of the General Counsel, if a dependent had sued, courts would probably -. ‘have found that Cuban Brigade members were entitled to the benefits of the Federal Employees' Compensation Act. Thus by mid-1962 CIA was disbursing $311,500 i ; per month to the dependents, plus bonuses and medical care for invaders who managed to return. These ex- penses, however, were paid from special funds outside - 244 - ; SECRET 3 Wn 4 14-90000 wa 2 eet SSS ot ESSE wet SSSR es 277/ the WH Division budget. \_ . Bee ane } : 7 ae Probably Castro's attempt to export his revo- iy "We ] lution reached its peak in 1962. The first Castro- inspired guerrilla action in Latin America occurred in March of that year, when Indians in the interior of Peru attacked the towns of Huampani and Satipo. A Lima Station penetration agent identified their leader as Cuban-trained and reported that radios and ; weapons had been smuggled in from Cuba to start the 278/ attack. At year's end the US Government planned to assemble for the Organization of American States a white paper on Cuban subversion in Latin America, and in February 1963 WH Division chiefs of station met in Panama to discuss their contributions with - the DCI. From this meeting came a picture of Castro's campaign of subversion. Argentina reported that left-wing Peronists were an attractive target for Cuba; police had cap- tured a group of terrorists organized and directed by John William Cooke, an ex-Peronist then in Cuba. Bolivia knew of 217 activists trained in Cuba within nine months and was looking forward to debriefing - 245 - SECRET 14-0000 SECRET . oo a I Everyone breathed easier, and the Chief, WH Division, described the operation as “one of the most tightly held of our Cuban activities." Two ; “| years later the hold was not so tight, for on 26 March ‘i. 1965 the New York Times front-paged a reasonably com- f plete and accurate account of the great sugar-sabotage operation under the headline: PRESIDENT KENNEDY BALKED " CIA PLOT ON RUSSIAN SUGAR i United a 3 ten La Sete eaklstt pT’: ype a TF Re a eT Press services picked up the story. Press International doffed its cap to "enterprising we 1S i : U.S. agents," but added that "White House interven- fe ‘i ' tion foiled the Central Intelligence Agency's Carib- i 283/ HT eee es ts bean melodrama." CIA, as usual, had no Comment... gE Pa Ey a a Tee - st ste For across- the- board coverage of Cuba in the early 1960's the Mexico City Station was tops. Reporting on the Cuban Embassy, the COS said in Feb- ruary 1963: ... . We intercept their mail, photograph all the people who go in and out of the Embassy, cover their telephones completely, and within a few hours of the conversa- tions have resumes of all. the phone calls. We cover their trash, and this has been found to be useful. And included in the usefulness was the discovery of a man who ‘was doublecrossing us, who we thought was a good penetration of the Embassy. - 252 - SECRET 14-00009, ia CIA had seven different microphones in the Cuban Embassy, one hidden in a leg of the coffee table in the Ambassador's office. Like most audio operations, this one produced a lot of chaff, but it also yielded bits of operational information showing connections between the Embassy and local Communists and students. At the airport the station was getting photographs of all travellers to Cuba, plus about 300 photos per day of their passports and documents. y : 2 [inciudea in the take from the Cuban Embassy were the serial numbers of weapons bought by Commu- nists for smuggling into Guatemala, plus the names and positions of the sellers. Complicating the ex-. ploitation of this information was the fact that the weapons had been sold by Mexican officials, and while the station wanted to stop the smuggling and appre- ~ hend the Communist smugglers it had no desire to upset sensitive relations with the Mexican Government] g [Two high-level officers of the Cuban Embassy, one of them the cultural attache} were recruited CIA penetrations. The station had sent three agents into Cuba and was getting reports from them by secret ~ - 253 - SECRET 14-0000 Se eT ten Eee ee FL Saree Ren seacietliivo Sears panne aan =e = = Si ot [Ne such restraint was applied to Venezuela, ‘1 where Castro-supported terrorism was rampant. On writing. Meanwhile it was servicing 17 accommoda- tion addresses for Headquarters and Miami. In spite of all this, there was little exploi- table evidence that Cuba was using Mexico as a base for subversion in the rest of Latin America. Mexico was the only Latin American nation to maintain diplo- Matic relations. with Cuba in the face of an OAS reso- lution intended to isolate the island. Anxious to retain this bridge to the Western Hemisphere, Castro had ordered his Embassy to do nothing which might 284)" 284 considered offensive by the Mexican Government. SIRT TE ae s co See eee PO Fe St ee SIT SS ne 2 November 1963, on a tip from a campesino, the Servicio de Inteligencia de las Fuerzas Armadas (SIFA) found a cache of more than three tons of Cuban arms on a beach on the Paraguana Peninsula in northwest Venezuela. CIA learned about it promptly through liaison. Jonathan G. Hanke, a Caracas case:officer, brought sample weapons to Washington, where CIA was able to raise the serial numbers and Cuban Army in- Signia which had been ground off. Richard Helms, - 254 - SECRET 14-0000 SECRET blocs in the country: Barrientos, supported by the . ae campesinos; General Alfredo Ovando Candia, supported by the army; and the Communists and leftists, sup- ported by tough mine and factory workers. To have py Barrientos elected, CIA first had to promote a " credible election by underwriting the campaigns of both the selected winner and his token opposition at the polls. The real question was whether elections would be held at all. In 18 months the La Paz Station spent $585,000, first to persuade the armed forces to clamp down on the leftists, then to persuade Barrientos to run, then to convince Ovando he should not interfere, and finally to promote enough politi- cal opposition to make the election plausible. In a genuine tour de force, COS Lawrence M. Sternfield produced what OAS observers called a democratic and honest election--and got the results from the elec- “ont 7 vote 1964 “President “Lyndon B. Johnson presided at a White House meeting which laid down general guidelines for CIA action against Cuba. Others at the meeting included Secretary of State - 279 - SECRET 14.90000 ae SECRET Dean Rusk, Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, General: Maxwell Taylor of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, - Presidential Advisor McGeorge Bundy, DCI John A. McCone, DDP Richard Helms and FitzGerald. There was no question about charging CIA with the following types of activity: Bnew» 1. Collection of intelligence. 2. Covert propaganda to encourage low-risk forms of active and passive resistance. 5 3. Cooperation with other agencies in economic denial. 4, Attempts to identify and estab- lish contact with potential dissident elements inside Cuba. 5. Indirect economic sabotage. There was sharp disagreement, however, over whether CIA should continue infiltrating sabotage agents into Cuba. McNamara, Taylor and McCone favored more sabotage raids, but Rusk and Bundy feared that —~ CIA raids might undermine the US "clean hands" pos- ture in the OAS or give the Soviets an excuse for delaying turnover of their surface-to-air missile - 280 - SECRET 14-0000 SECRET (SAM) sites to the Cubans. Finally Rusk recommended that CIA's raiding assets be kept in being but not actually used--at least until the OAS and SAM sites problems could be clarified. The President accepted this recommenda- tion. Although CIA did try to keep its sabotage agents ready, the White House decision spelled the end of the Agency's. sabotage (though not support and intelligence-collecting) infiltrations of cuba Agency-sponsored radio propaganda aimed at Cuba reached its peak in early 1965 with an actual expenditure of about $1,500,000 and expansion still planned. The semi-notional Cuban Freedom Committee served as cover for Radio Free Cuba, which broad- cast a total of 77 hours weekly from transmitters in Miami, Key West, and New. Orleans. Started in 1961, the Cuban Freedom Committee retained a public relations firm and spent. $7,000 annually to establish its cover by soliciting bona | fide public contributions. In its first year these totalled $5,000, but by 1965 public support. had dwin- dled to $200. One of the difficulties was that any widespread US appeal for funds for Rddio Free Cuba - 281 - SECRET 14.90000 SECRET would perforce have to attack Castro, and might there- fore be considered domestic propaganda exceeding CIA's charter. i Outside the committee, CIA operated a trans- mitter calling itself Radio Americas and broad- casting from Swan Island, and bought time for anti- Cuban broadcasts from three commercial stations. Programming on these four stations totalled 119 hours weekly in addition to the 77 on Radio Free 307/ Cuba. Swan Island, roughly a mile and a half long and three-quarters of a mile wide, lies in the Carib- bean 125 miles north of the Honduran coast. Both the United States and Honduras claimed sovereignty over the island in the 1960's. The US Weather Bureau-had manned a weather station there Since 1949, and CIA first set up a covert transmitter in 1954 to support its propa- ganda against the Arbenz regime in Guatemala. * Apart from the question of its real impact—in Cuba and the psychological problems of a. staff living * Under a 1971 agreement the US relinquished its claim to sovereignty but retained the right to operate a weather station. - 282 - SECRET 14-0000 SECRET in almost total isolation, the Swan Island transmitter | raised a nightmare of cover complications. Operating as Radio Americas, it was supposedly under cover of the Vanguard Service Corporation, an Agency proprie- | tary which offered no services, and the Gibraltar Steamship Corporation, another proprietary which operated no steamships. A Boston millionaire who = | claimed to-own the island collected rent from the Vanguard Corporation, which could not afford to argue, but not fromthe Weather Bureau, which disputed his claim. Vanguard contracted with Coastal Air of Miami for one light-aircraft supply flight a week and with the Logistics Service Corporation of Phila- delphia, a Philco subsidiary, to maintain the island facilities and transmitting equipment. All of this enabled CIA to play tapes and broadcast the commen- : - 7 “ taries of the three Cuban anfiouncers stationed on ~ ' the island, but it did not prevent Radio Habana from pinpointing the transmitter and calling it a | CIA \ propaganda mechanism. wee ee ee -— wre: re en ce ce vn eT eererenaaesreae eae - st reso — coats _ “Nevertheless in early 1965 Congressman Roman . J C . Pucinski (D-I11.), a member of the Cuban Freedom 4 i i \ \ Committee executive board, was pressing CIA to saturate j/ - 283 - SECRET a 14-00000 SECRET iif the Cuban airwaves and smuggle or airdrop transistor radios into Cuba to expand the audience. Inside the Agency FitzGerald politely rejected the. congressional advice but pointed out that WH Division already was ot planning the University of the Air,* which would of broadcast college-level courses to divide the loyalty of Cuban students. / Another congressional critic was Senator 7 Eugene McCarthy (D-Minn.), perennial sponsor of bills : to create a CIA Watchdog Committee and author of a i January 1964 Saturday Evening Post article entitled : "The CIA Is Getting Out Of Hand." In April 1965 FitzGerald and Seymour Bolten of WH Division met with the Senator to discuss the Christian Democratic social and political programs of the Catholic Church in Latin America. After this meeting McCarthy, a ‘devout Catholic, coo tempered his assess- 310 : - ment of the Agency. i nay usta eee ated | iL nig EE TS Ee EE be a ETS 6 eB td into US relations with Cuba entered a new phase | after the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 when Agency wea ee ae ea + apeies -he Pee ana ~ ae cee i ees Soe See TENE ee * This project was abandoned following press expo- b: sure of CIA's relations with American universities and student groups. ey ST a + - 284 - ZR] - SECRET 14.90000 SECRET facilities provided the Kennedy administration with positive information on. the buildup of Soviet mis- sile capability on the island. This episode is docu- -mented elsewhere and is outside the scope of this present paper. One of FitzGerald's major successes against Cuba was in the field of economic warfare--called the MHVIPER program in CIA. After a hurricane ripped through the island in 1964, Castro's econo- | mists and publicists began a campaign to persuade free-world sugar brokers that the Cuban sugar crop had been badly damaged and exports would be low. ‘The object, of course, was.to drive up sugar prices on the world market, on which Castro depended for hard currency to finance imports. At first the campaign worked and sugar prices did skyrocket. But FitzGerald was not convinced, and sent Natalie Scott’ to London to study economic reports from the British Embassy in Havana. Partly on the basis of her research, the US. Government's sugar-crop forecasters concluded that despite the _ hurricane Cuba would harvest more sugar than ever. FitzGerald arranged to have a. Department of 7.285 -- SECRET 14.90000 - SECRET State official leak this general conclusion to the New York Times. Sugar prices dipped, but rallied when Castro indignantly denied the Times story. The Department then officially announced the US Govern- ment estimate that there would be no shortage of Cuban sugar. As it turned out, the US estimate was right. After the official announcement world sugar prices dropped several cents per pound, and this time they stayed down. At a time when fluctuations of one cent a pound meant millions of dollars to the Cuban economy, publication of the essentially correct estimate upset Castro's attempts to manipu- late the narket Late in the summer of 1964. the DDI told Fitz- Gerald that the Department of State was inquiring informally about the possibility of setting up a CIA channel for plausibly deniable clandestine con- tacts with Cuba. FitzGerald replied: It seems to me that the establishment of a continuous two-way conversation with Fidel Castro at a time when we- have noth- ing to convey to him would be a serious mistake.... It may: be that Secretary Rusk feels that the present establishment of conversations with Fidel Castro should - 286 - SECRET 14.90000 SECRET be considered in order to make sure that we will have the ability to speak to him when or if the time comes. On this score I do not feel there is any reason for worry. There are a number of ways in which we can communicate to Fidel. Castro virtually at a moment’s notice. 312/ ae caren art of CIA's economic warfare against Cuba involved an elaborate scheme to Supply tampered pet- ' roleum additives through an Agency mechanism in An- twerp. This was planned as subtle sabotage; after ‘ being mixed with Soviet petroleum the additives would : Surely but imperceptibly incapacitate Cuban machinery. ; Unfortunately, the doctored additives proved anything but subtle and the Cubans promptly discovered they were unusable. Also a failure was an attempt by Francis S. Sherry and William C. Boner, Jr., of the Cuban Oper- ations Group (WH/COG) to persuade Detroit automobile executives to produce spare parts: deliberately de- Signed to break down. Sherry and Boner went to De- “— troit in early March 1965 and explained to manufac- turing vice presidents that the defective parts could be:sent to Cuba through third-country suppliers. But. the automobile executives refused to cooperate; they feared that their companies' reputations would —— - 287 - | SECRET 14.90000 Sy . » . er Gy . SECRET be ruined ifthe doctored parts accidentally got in- 314 ,.to the wrong channels. | BN In the wake of the ill-fated Bay of Pigs ine “, vasion of 1961 and the active years of 1962-1964, anti-Castro operations began to diminish in .1965. Operations continued but at a slower pace. John L. Hart had the title of Deputy Chief, WH Division, for Cuba (DCWHD/C), and operated a large base in Miami with virtual autonomy. A chain of safehouses, training sites and boat-moorages stretched through the Florida keys to Key West. From these CIA . launched maritime operations which regularly placed and retrieved agents from the Cuban coast, but whose intelligence product often did not justify the effort. Meanwhile CIA ran a dwindling number of on-island intelligence agents, including some ' handled in cooperation with the US Navy base at — ~~ Guantanamo, where hundreds of Cubans still worked = ~— => > -by day and returned to Castroland at night. As . the Cuban General Directorate of Intelligence (DGI) i improved and expanded under Soviet tutelage, CIA agent networks were rolled up and even singleton - 288 - UPJ SECRET 14.90000 . y SECRET agents dropped out of contact. Typical was Radio Habana's 12 May 1965 announcement that '31 counter- revolutionaries, members of a CIA espionage network" had been arrested. Of the 14 actually named in the broadcast, WH Division identified six who had worked with Juan Bautista Perez Luis (AMTAUP-10), chief gardener at the naval base and principal agent for CIA. Although he had been debriefed in Miami in Jan-. uary, Perez' location and status were not known in 316/ May. Bs, ak a hin Ee PTO bably the most successful political oper- ation in WH Division's history was the Chilean elec- tion of 4 September 1964 in which Eduardo Frei of the Christian Democratic Party decisively defeated Salvador Allende, Marxist leader of a Communist- ’ dominated coalition.* Drawing on covert mechanisms established by Santiago Station years earlier, plus new procedures and assets developed for the election, ys the campaign to assure Frei's victory cost CIA about $2,600,000. Its success kept Allende at bay until 1970, when no such intervention by CIA was authorized. * For a full description, see "The Chilean Election Operation of 1964, a Case History, 1961-1964." ‘ CSHP-1. — - 289 - SECRET 14-0000 SECRET that FitzGerald had won the President's confidence in several meetings. Freeman, who had been in Mexico only a few months, apparently simmered down after his |. 318/ - talk with the assistant_secretary copes ER = see Ss Pathe eee Se ee sar mae The Mexico City Station devoted a major part -of its time to running or supporting operations | against Cuba; 47 percent of its cable traffic con- cerned Cuban operations. Mexico was the only Latin American country maintaining diplomatic relations | ~ with Castro and had the only direct air link to Ha- vana. WH Division assigned top priority to recruit- | 7 ing agents in place in Cuba, and Mexico City Station not only ran its own operations but supported the tentative plans of other stations. | The variety and volume of technical operations created a heavy workload managing safehouses, listen- | 7 - ing posts, and vehicles. - For photography. alone the Station had six base houses commanding the entrances to target embassies, two mobile photosurveillance ] trucks, and three agents trained in photosurveillance 7 on foot.: It was such projects that provided informa- i _ tion on the visits of Lee Harvey Oswald, President J Kennedy's assassin, to the Cuban and Soviet Embassies - 293 - 14-0000 hoe ye SECRET 319/ in Mexico. CIA's clandestine information on Oswald, in- cluding a photograph showing him in front of the Soviet Embassy, was turned over to the FBI, which promised to safeguard Agency sources and methods, Instead, the Bureau showed the photograph to Oswald's mother in Dallas and told her it was a CIA photo. The mother gave the press a garbled story about the photo, the FBI gave the press the correct story, and eventually CIA's clandestine information became part of the voluminous Warren Commission report on the Kennedy assassination. In the process Mexico City Station had to abandon its photosurveillance 320/ base houses, which had been thorough ly blown. — a = na errr ns tel ae Fe a ee eR ve = In the early 1960's WH I Division “built an ex- tensive political polling mechanism around the Insti- tute for the Comparative Study of Political Systems, a proprietary whose project cryptonym was JMTUBA, From 1962 ‘to 1966 the institute conducted 20 polls in nine Latin American countries. Their cost cannot be computed because many of the expenses were charged to other projects. . In FY 1965, for example, political polls in - 294 -
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~@ 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 a = ae ana . Gd. 4 = — ie —_— SECRET CIA Internal Use Only Access Controlled by DDP HISTORICAL STAFF CenTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY THE CLANDESTINE SERVICE HISTORICAL SERIES — 7 OB es? 9 IL eee a oe oe S$ HP 334 COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS SOVIET RUSSIA DIVISION 1946-1965 by | [Feeders Hatvers”) 23 August 1972 — Fad HW Phe David H. Blee Chief, SB Division Votume I ‘Copy No. 1: SB ‘Copy No. 2: O/DDP SECRET 13-00000 oe oo oT i. Poo “SECRET ("available to SR/CI/Research on that particular sub- ject. Some of these studies were sterilized sub- sequently for passage to a.wider list of recipients « ‘than the sensitivity of the original production permitted. Some studies were translated and given to foreign liaison services.* Many of these studies were the result of suggestions for research topics - from other SR Division offices, CIA-wide components, and organizations outside the Cra. | Throughout the period of this history, SR/- Reports, in coordination with Chief,SR/CI, had re- sponsibility for the dissemination of timely general 7 - Cr reports on the RIS. The area division concerned "disseminated CI reports on the RIS which were clearly | MS of only local significance. J. Warren » commission Studies The President's Commission on the Assassina- tion of President Kennedy , also known as the Warren > ‘Commission, through its General Counsel, Mr. J. Lee _ Rankin, frequently called upon the CIA for information .* Attachment C lists the more important studies disseminated by SR/CI/Research and its predecessor organizations. -7l- - SECRET 13-00000 © Bg SECRET in 1964. SR/CI/Research Branch responded to many of these requests for information working through © CI Staff which assumed managerial control for CIA communications with the commission. the branch furnished information to the commission on a wide variety of topics concerning the RIS, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Oswald's associates in the USSR. * Ina meeting between CIA representatives and Messrs. Allen Dulles and Rankin of the Warren Com- mission on 14 January 1964, Rankin asked that CIA . draft questions to be included in a letter to the Soviet Government concerning the Oswald case. The questions were to be "not too technical," should be sent soon, and were to be phrased in generalities in order to allow the Soviets more flexibility than would a longer, more pointed letter based on con- crete US Government findings. These questions con- stituted the first direct involvement of Wigren and his Research Branch in the commission's work. The commission wished to account in detail for all of Oswald's activities outside the United * See Attachnient D. -~ 72 - SECRET 13-00000 SECRET States. Bagley, Chief, SR/CI, subsequently di- rected Wigren to begin a chronological tabulation of Oswald's activities in the USSR as collated © from various sources, The commission made avail- able to Wigren documents and reports already ac- quired from other US Government investigative agencies. The commission agreed in principle to honor CIA sensitivity classifications to documents originated in the Agency for use of the commission. The Agency's role was limited to written communica- tions to the commission.” . By 21 January 1964 Wigren and his colleages had prepared and transmitted the questions to the commission for relay to the Soviet Government. Soviet defector Petr Deryabin had contributed to this endeavor. The questionnaire had four basic parts. The first series of questions sought to Make an assessment of Oswald's mental and physical. — - condition. The Soviets were requested to furnish — information on his medical treatment in the USSR while in the hospital following his suicide at-_ tempt in 1959. as well as any psychological evalua- tions of him. The second series of questions - 73 - . - SECRET 13-00000 documents if so. SECRET sought to assess Oswald's. use of and dependence on _ weapons. He had owned a shotgun in the USSR and had joined a hunting organization there. The third series of questions sought to complete Warren Commission documentation of Oswald's background and career in the USSR. Those items particularly | sought were his correspondence with the Soviet Gov- ernment, Soviet Government documents issued to him concerning his request. for asylum and permission to reside in the USSR, documents and registrations of his residence and employment in the USSR, and documents concerning his departure from the USSR. The final question asked whether Oswald had a police record in the USSR and requested information and A comprehensive SR/CI/Research paper on the Oswald case went to the commission on 25 January 1964. This was a detailed chronology of Oswald's sojourn in the USSR together with an alphabetical listing of persons in the USSR whom the Oswalds | knew or mentioned. Identifying information was in- cluded whenever available. This chronology was in preliminary formbut the commission urgently required - 74 - r SECRET SECRET collated material to. support the taking of direct testimony. The source material for the chronology included personal documents , interviews, and official and private correspondence. Traces were based on CIA files and the Moscow and Minsk telephone direc- tories. “These preliminary name traces were also sent to the commission on the same day as the chron-. | .- ‘ology. The final version of the name traces based on a review of the Oswald papers came to over 150 names; the results were furnished to the commission in late March 1964. a | SR/CI/Research prepared for the commission at its request a paper survey of known data on Soviet use of assassination. This study was intended only for background information of commission members. with the caveat that CIA as an organization did not believe that the Kennedy assassination was a Soviet- sponsored operation. Much of the material in the assassination study had been published previously within the Agency ~~ A fortuitous aspect of the SR/CI/Research concerning the Oswald case occurred when fiir. Alex-. ‘ander W. Brasko'Jof the branch discovered by accident - 75 - SECRET ' | 13-00000 ! 7 SECRET a photograph of Oswald in Graphics Register in March 1964, Brasko was seeking photographs of | buildings in Minsk, USSR, where Oswald was resettled | by the Soviet Government after 1959, Brasko found a copy of a color transparency which showed in a casual setting a young man who bore a remarkable facial resemblance to Oswald and was wearing a shirt identical in pattern and color to a shirt - Oswald was wearing in photographs found in his ef- | fects following the Kennedy assassination. (Figure 1, . page 77). The photograph was taken by an American | tourist in Minsk's Central Square in August 1961 at the Palace of Culture. Copies of the photograph , were also furnished to the FBI. The Bureau inter- viewed the photographer and her companions who could contribute little to their original statements when first interviewed by Agency representatives following their Soviet tour in 1961 (not about Oswald, however, - whom they did not recall). A-copy of this photograph was published on page 268 of the Warren Commission's report. . Some of the reports prepared by SR/CI/Research were deemed suitable for publication in the Commission's - 76 - SECRET 13-00000 SECRET Palace of Culture, Central Square, Minsk, USSR (Oswald is the young man on the right) Figure 1. -77- ot SECRET 13-00000 SECRET report in the public record, either as textual material or as footnotes. backing up general com= ments. This required explicit permission from the DDP, and the rewriting or declassification of some ‘material previously submitted to the commission. In August 1964 Warren Commission Assistant Counsel W. David Slawson requested permission to publish in the commission report some memorandums submitted '. to the commission by SR/CI/Research via CI Staff. Since some of the material submitted to the commis- sion earlier was intended for background use only or contained operational information, the reports in question were resubmitted to the commission in sanitized versions modeled on the originals. The _ revisions were identified as coming from CIA and appeared primarily in textual and footnote material on pages 258 to 280 of the commission's report.* - K. National Intellii ence Survey on. ‘USSR Intelligence and Security ‘An important, recurring document written in * Report of. the President! Ss Commission on the SECRET Appendix C Source References* Survey OF. CE in SR Division, Volume II, by Robert H. Hicks, CI Staff. Aug 55. TS 110604. . FY 1955 USSR Operational Plan. TS 91403. SR Division's Operational Program and Budget . for the USSR, FY 1956-57. TS 107830. ' Memo, Chief, SR for the DDP, sub: Field Trip - Report, 3 Oct 55. . _ Survey of CE in SR Division, by Robert H. ‘| Hicks, CI Staff, Aug 55. TS 110604. 1958 Inspection and Review Staff review of .SR Division: "The Role of SR Division, ' 23 Dec 58. TS 153028. Memo, I&R Staff for the DDP, sub: Inspection of SR/CE Staff, 22 Dec 58. TS 153026. SR Division Opérational Program, FY 1961, ‘pp 16 ff. 22 Mar 60, TS 175603. | | SR Division Notice No. 450, 17 Aug 61. See is: also CSHP 76, pp 57-64, for a more detailed -l:! @iscussion of the 1961 functional reorganiza- tion, and a list of the members of the 10.““Memo o of Conversation, 16 Jan 64; sub: CIA ‘Work in Support of the Warren Commission; by Tennant H. Bagley. ll. XAAZ~22407, 21 Jan 64, sub: Questions to be . submitted to the Soviet Government, filed in 201-288248 (Lee Harvey Oswald). * Unless otherwise indicated, all source references may be considered classified SECRET. - 375 - - SECRET Yp/ oh Special _Group_ wh which proposed. Aten ne > we 13-00000 12. 13. XAAZ-22414, 28 Feb 64; sub: Soviet Use of in Minsk, — 203-289248. | )/RID- AEPAGAN file 74-6-67/1, Archives Job ‘\| No. 64-619/32. a ee oe SECRET XAAZ-22409, 25 Jan 64, sub: The Oswald Chronology, filed in 201~-289248. XAAZ-22410, 25 Jan 64, sub: Name List with Traces, and XAAZ-22416, 26 Mar 64; sub: Name List with Traces, 201-289248. Assassination and Kidnapping, 201-289248. XAAZ-22420, 29 Apr 64, sub: Photo of OSWALD | 201-91182 (Irma Jung); SB/CI/P Archives DA file-Germany. . ' 201-96494 (Anatoliy Nikolayevich Krushin) ; |, SB/CI/P Archives DA File-Germany. iy 201-46344 (Gennadiy Kotorovich); RID File 74-6-67/25, Archives Job. No. 65-117/79; ‘| SB/CL/P Archives DA File-Germany. - 201-89924 (Willi von Hohenegg); SB/CI/P Archives DA File-Germany. ; -201- 286975 (Guenther Faltlhans1) ; ‘SB/CI/P j Archives DA File-Austria. - 201-231917 (Calvin Floyd); SB/CL/P Archives DA File-Sweden. - 201-313667 (Olafur Eggertson Briem) SB/CI/P Archives DA File- Iceland. 201- 248427 (Guenther Schulz) ; SB/CI/P |. Archives DA File- -Germany | 201-314343 (Carlo Gulino); also RID 48-6-28; |_| SB/CI/P | Archives DA. . File- Libya - 376 - SECRET 13-00000 ATTACHMENT D SR/CI/RESEARCH ITEMS FOR WARREN COMMISSION SECRET t | LNAWHOWLLY , 13-00000 Hh mo - i i et " ~ 4. 21: Jan. 1984 Questions to bo cubnittead ta tho Soviet Government. y - 2. 22 Jen. 1964 Questionsixva for Karina OSWALD. ay 3. 25 Jon. 2964 . Tho “OSWALD Chronology". t . & «6°25 Jan. 1964 Noma lint with traces (preliminary varcion). . Se 5 Fab. 1964 Bicgraphie tuformation ca Ura. OSWALD ead her relatives. . ll eS Bebe. 1964 Letter explaining cppendtx daafgnarione. HE Fe) B Veb, 1964. Lotter ragardéing OSWALD'o weapon dn tho USSR. : . » 8. 28 Feb. 1964 ~ Soviet uso of sgsassfastion and kidnapping. -- Qe 28 Feb. 1964 Soviet prasz rzécticn to tha asaasaination of President ~ : Tt , Kennedy. - Ho .) 10.) 26 Mar. 1964 Nese list with traces. "8 , 41. 6 Apr. 1964 ‘Rasponse to "Covtaia Questions Poacd by tha ‘Beate eo 4 . _ Dapartncat Plica". _ 4 aa. 23 ape. 1984 — Adddtdons to tha Chronology of OSWALD in the USSR. - «43. 24 Apw. 1964 = Lydia DINVTNCX. _ 14, 29 Ape. 1964 ’ Photo of OSWALD in Ninok. § " 45. 6 Hay 1964 Contacto bstwoca tha GSWALDs and Soviet citicens, —_ 13 Juna 1962 t4 22 Novamwber 1963. -. 16. 8 May 1964 Marina OSWALD'o notabsok. - 1%.. 3 Jua. 1964 Docuneate on Les Karvey OSWALD furniched by the ar t Soviet Governzcat. 218. 5 Jun. 1964 Allegations regarding Tatelligenca Training School ety . _ dn Minck, U552. 7 qo 19. 22 Jul. 1964 Apparent inecnginteactas in materiel furnished tho . ; ; Conunisaion by CLA cud tha Department of State, 20. 24 Jul. 2964 Yehkatorina VUNTEEVA. 22. 32 Sud. 1964 Langth of tina requirad for obteinicg Soviet Tourist Visas in Ealoiak? ond Stockholm, 1964 22. «7 Auge 1984 Soviet hunting eockotics.. 23. 26 Acg. 3964 Konstantin Patrovich SERCRIVSKY. : : 24. 9 Sopt.1964 KGB footnote. So i 25. 20 Sope.1964 KGB Handting of Forotgnora ta the USSR, / i 13-00000 an a abe ttn De ees De Bio RON ER wr fSeenm ay ec acs Y < s%7" 26. 10 Sept. 1964 Acquaintances of the OSWALDs in Minak. ~m 27.. 10 Sopt. 1964 - Financial afd for foroignara in the USSR. . eb 28. 10 Sept. 1964 Sacrot training locations end procedures in the USSR, - 29. 10 Sapt. 1954 Rates of cospencation in tho U6SR. _ _ 30. 10 Sept. 1964 Emigration and travel of Sovict aationals. ae foo 31. 11 Sepe. 1964 Geographic-descriptive data on Minak. -. a 32. 12 Sept. 1964 Certain questions posad by State Department files. ; . 33. 22 Spt. 1964 Sovict hunting societics. - a { 34s 11 Sept. 1964 . Length of tine required for obtaining Soviet Touriec > — _. Visas in Westorn Burope in 1964. 35. 168 Sapt. 1964 Identification of persons sppoaring in FRI photo D 33-46. yo 36. 18 Sape.. 1964. - Passport: and Viea offica. a! 37. 18 Sapt. 1964 Rasettlement of US defectore in the USSR. . - 38. 18 Sept.. 1964 - taturist botele. fa Moacow. -
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DARAAN 1f04-10301-10004 « [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |: on ae . » TOP SECRET CIA Internal Use Only Access Controlled by. CIA History Staff TS#795052 Copy 1 of 2 OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS OPERATION Vocume III EvotutTion oF CIA's Anti-Castro PoLicieés, 1959-January 1961. (pages 1-203) TOP SECRET TS#795052 | DCI-8 December. 1979 Copy 1 of 2 PERMANENT HISTORICAL DOCUMENT DO NOT DESTROY 13-00000 © TOP SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY “OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS OPERATION DCI-8 , Volume III EVOLUTION OF CIA'S -ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, - 1959-JANUARY 1961 _ ‘December 1979 ' Jack B. Pfeiffer \ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Foreword This is the third volume of the Official History of the Bay of Pigs Operation and it focuses on the problems of establishing a policy for the United ‘States. Government as Fidel Castro and his cohorts came to power in-Cuba.* The policy decided on by the US Government in March 1960 called for the displace- ment of Fidel Castro, and it was by no means a uni- lateral decision promoted by the Central Intelligence Agency -- although it is demonstrable that the Agency was far more perceptive. than the policy making bodies -in recognizing the threat to the Western Hemisphere posed by Castro's communist affiliation. Because the policy makers feared censure by the United Nations and/or. the Organization of American States, the myth of “plausible deniability" was the caveat that deter- mined the CIA would be the principal implementing arm for - the anti-Castro effort. From inception to termination, * The preceding volumes were: I - Air Operations II - Participation in. the Conduct of Foreign Policy. ~ iii - \\ OO ; _ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET "deniability" would be the albatross around the necks of Agency planners; and from D-Day minus 2, aCe 15 April 1961). it became the strangling cord insuring the failure of the effort at the Bay of Pigs. This: volume describes the Agency' s organization designed to accomplish the assigned task; and it records the interaction between the Agency and other government components (State and the military in particular), between the Agency and the White House, and among various CIA components as the program evolved. The relationships were sometimes less than harmonious. Particular attention is focused on the roles played by both President Eisenhower who author- ized the anti-Castro program and Vice President Nixon 'who has been charged ‘time and again -- unjustifiably as the record reveals -- with being the mastermind behind the operation. Emphasis also is focused on the drastic change in the concept of the operation between the spring ' and fall of 1960. From April's plans for the infil- tration into Cuba of small teams of Agency trained specialists in communications, sabotage, and para- military operations to provide training and guidance -~iv- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET to anti-Castro dissidents, November's plans called for an amphibious landing with armor and combat air support to establish a lodgement on Cuba soil from which a provisional government (approved /and apdtsttes’ by CIA) could issue its clarion calls for US, UN, or OAS inter- vention. Encompassed in this volume are the: records of the policy level.meetings which considered such items as funding the operation, possible use of US personnel in combat roles, the use of US bases for training or for operations, types of direct action programs (e.g., propaganda drops vs sabotage), and the host of other - problems related to Castro's overthrow. It also makes . clear that various US corporate interests played an active (sometimes overactive) role in support of the anti-Castro efforts of the Government. This volume also examines official records in light of the allegations of the Senate Select Commit- tee's investigations that the assassination plans being developed by the Mafia were a fundamental part of the official US Government program to overthrow Fidel a hae wot aa | Castro. There is no basis in fact for this chadbe. . -Vo- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Finally, the reader of this volume should gain. “7 some insights to the character of various of the principal actors -- Agency and non-Agency -- who were involved most closely with the Government's anti-Castro - policy during the period from its inception through the close of the Eisenhower administration. Not all of these impressions are flattering; but the author, ‘who was in no way associated with the operation or . the Directorate of Plans (now Operations) , hopes that the presentation of. the evidence has been as free from - bias as possible. | Again the author wishes to acknowledge the valu-. able contributions of the other two members of the CIA History Staff, Mrs. Eulalie Hammond and Mrs. Sharon Bond, ° to the completion of this volume. Without their unfailing willingness to perform either the ‘substantive research or the grimly. mechanical tasks required in preparing a volume such as this, the task could have been interminable. For any errors of. fact or questionable interpreta- ‘tions, the. author alone is responsible. -vi- ' TOP SECRET. 13-00000 TOP SECRET Volume III Contents Foreword ee ee ee ee ee Part I. Background . . . . ....+4 646s A. Watching from the Sidelines B. Castro Takes Over .... . Part II Castro Must Go ......42... A. Organizing for Covert Action B. Forging the Tool ...... Cc. Cooperation and Challenge . D. Personnel and Training .. . Part III Changing Concepts ....... Part IV Presidential Resurgence .... ‘Part V Direct Action Programs ..... A. Propaganda......... B. Sabotage and other Exercises Part VI Mr. Nixon's Role . .......° Part VII The Question of Assassinations . Part VIII ‘Conclusions .......... Appendixes © A. Memorandum for the Director of Central Intelligence from J. C. King, 11 Dec 59 - vii - TOP SECRET Page iii 17 32 32 80 104 126 143 165 204 204 233 241 277 290 296 13-00000 TOP SECRET Page B. A Program of: Covert Action Against the Castro Regime, 16 Mar 60 ..... - s .300 C. CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 1) Letter for Allen Dulles from ' Arleigh Burke, 17 Mar 60 OO TS (DD/P 0-1436) .........-.- #311 2) Letter for Gordon Gray from To Arleigh Burke, 16 Mar 60 ...... 313 ' 3). Memorandum for the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs from Haydn Williams, 16 Mar 60, sub: US Policy toward Cuba .... 318 .D.. Memorandum for Assistant Deputy Director (Plans) - Action from,J. D. Esterline, 2 May 60, sub: - Liaison with US Agencies on JMARC Activities . .... . . 332 E. Attack on Petroleum Refinery at. -, Santiago de Cuba, 13-14 March 1961... ..335 F. Richard M. Nixon's Memorandum on Meeting with Fidel Castro, 19 April 1959 | oe e © « 337 G. Memorandum for DCI {for Briefing Vice President Nixon], 29 Feb 60, sub: What We Are Doing in Cuba ........ 344 Source References Part I . Background ee ee ee ee ee B47 Part II '. Castro Must.Go .-. ..... . . +. 352 Part III ‘Changing Concepts .:.... . . . 366 Part IV Presidential Resurgence ... .. . 369 - viii - TOP SECRET 13-00000 Part V Part VI | Part. VII Part VIII TOP SECRET Direct Action Programs Mr. Nixon's Role Assassination Coe ee Conclusions .... - ix - TOP SECRET Page 374 - 382 386. 388 13-00000 TOP SECRET THE BAY OF PIGS OPERATION | Volume III Evolution of CIA's Anti-Castro Policies, 1950 = January 1961” Part I Background A. Watching from the Sidelines Fidel CASTRO RUZ was identified in one of the earliest reports in Agency files as "one of the young, “student leaders’ in Cuba, who manages to get himself involved in many things that do not ‘concern him." 1/ Beginning in 1948, the activities of Fidel Castro came to be of increasing concern to the Central Intelligence _ Agency and to the United States Government (USG). By early 1960 the USG officially adopted a covert action program designed to remove the Castro government from control. of the island of Cuba. The policy of the USG was to be carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency and would culminate in the operations at the Bahia de Cochinos from 17-19 April 1962. Beginning in 1998 and continuing even after the. United States had formulated its official policy of TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET removing Castro from the leadership of the Cuban Government, the principal questions faced by CIA's Western Hemisphere Division, by the Department of State, and by other concerned principals in the United States were: What is Fidel Castro? By whom is he controlled? What does he represent? Is he, or is he not, a Communist? The nature of the Agency's interest in answers to these questions is reflected in various of the records for the period beginning in the mid- 1950's when it appeared that the Agency depended in considerable part on the reporting from the American Embassy offices in Havana. ‘Commenting on a report entitled "“Antidemocratic Antecedents and Activities of Fidel Castro" prepared by President Batista's Military Intelligence Service (SIM) -- apparently in response. to a request from the Burd de Represién a las Activadades Communistas (BRAC) * -- to the Counselor of the American Embassy (Amembassy) in Havana, Lincoln Vinton Chapin, told the CIA repre- sentative among other things, that: * Bureau for the Repression of Communist Activities. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET The SIM report is nothing more than a summary of allegations and accusations made. against Fidel Castro during the period 1948-1950. This summary has apparently been slanted in an effort to make Castro a "Rojo," but the result is a rather poor one. 2/ The Department of State reporter refuted, ona paragraph by paragraph basis, all of the allegations which indicated that Castro had been tied in with Communists, ‘or Communist sympathizers, ever since his university days; and in forwarding the report to Chief, Western Hemisphere Division, the COS Havana indicated ‘that he was furnishing the information be- cause of renewed interest: by the State Department in Fidel Castro. 3/ | The tenor of State reporting continued in a. similar vein well into 1957. Charges that Castro was a Communist could not be substantiated, but State did note that in his student days, he "was involved in gangster-type activities." 47 Havana Embassy reporting also reflected another of ‘the problems: of continuing concern to the US Intelligence Community -- would Castro have sufficient force to oust Batista, and were his basic feelings toward the US friendly. 5/ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET In the mid-1950's, Havana Station ran seven approved FI projects, most of which were aimed at the Cuban ‘Communist Party, the PSP (Partido Socialista Popular). Agency funds also were used to support the efforts of an anti-Communist organization engaged principally in propaganda activities. 6/ Lyman Kirkpatrick, CIA's Inspector General, apparently accompanied US Ambassador Gardner and his, party toa meeting with President Fulgencio ; Batista in the summer of 1956, a meeting which prompted the Cuban President to write to the DCI, Allen Dulles, in praise of the meeting.* 7/ In fact, ‘Agency support for the peaceful transfer of power from Batista to a democratically elected successor and amnesty for Castro and his followers, as well as other anti-Batista dis- sidents, was proposed in a memorandum from the Inspector General in November 1957. 8/ ‘* David R. McLean, a former member of the IG‘'s In- spection Staff, attached a cryptic note to the copy. of Dulles' letter of response to: Batista, which he, (McLean) included in the file of miscellaneous docu- ments on the Bay of Pigs, which were inherited by the present author. McLean suggested that Kirkpatrick helped organize BRAC, but the present author has not confirmed this story. . TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET In view of subsequent developments, one inter- esting suggestion made by the Inspector General in November 1957 was the following: On the island of Cuba, probably only a US citizen, in some way known to be connected with the US Government and "assumed" to be backed by Washington, ' would. have the ability to act as inter- mediary between the various opposition groups in the Batista Government and work out a possible “cease fire." This would have to be done covertly, and any _ results achieved either not ever publicly announced or certainly not advertised. until after the election. Any public attempt to bring peace would be fore- doomed to failure by each side probably indicating exorbitant demands and. then being unable to withdraw from its announced position.* 9/ Although it may have had no relation to the ’ Kirkpatrick memorandum, on 25 November 1957, less than a week following the Kirkpatrick memorandum, William Wieland of the Department of State notified Adolf Rerle, one of the country's leading experts on Latin American Affairs and a former member of the * It is. interesting to speculate whether at this time Kirkpatrick was thinking of William D. Pawley, . former US. Ambassador to Brazil and Peru and an American businessman who operated significant enter- prises in Cuba,.to negotiate with Batista. Within a year's time, Pawley, who also stood-high in the ranks of the Republic Party contributors, was desig- -nated to undertake such a mission to Cuba. TOP SECRET 1,3-00000 TOP SECRET State Department, that he was enroute to Cuba, ac- cording to Berle, “to see whether anything can be done to bring the Cuban revolt to any kind of an orderly conclusion." 10/ . Berle, with remarkable prescience, noted: It is rough going, anti-intervention is all right up toa point.. But we are re- sponsible for keeping order in. the hemis- phere quite aside from the proprieties, and .a rather bolder policy in that regard. seems indicated. il/ By early 1958, the Agency had become sufficiently concerned about the pro-Communist orientation of Castro's government, and particularly the pro-Castro proclivities of his two principal deputies, Ernesto Che Guevara and Raul Castro Ruz, Fidel's brother, that penetration of the Partido Socialista Popular was a priority concern of the field. At least two agents were successfully placed in psp ranks, and. in March 1958, one Agency officer managed to join the Castro forces in the mountains for a period of two weeks and to observe their tactics in combat. In June 1958, Robert D. Wiecha, COB, Santiago de Cuba, got himself "captured" by Raul Castro's forces in order to be able to assist 29 US sailors and marines and 15 US TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET businessmen who had been kidnapped by Raul Castro. In both instances, the Agency representatives returned unharmed; and both reported ‘on the "radical" and anti-_. American nature of the Castro movement. According to one source, Wiecha found "definite communist over- tones" among’ the Raul Castro forces.* 12/ . Additional documentation of the pro-communist nature of the Castro organization was reported with great frequency during 1958 from contacts the Santiago de Cuba Base had in Oriente Province. Whether Castro's contingent: was communist oriented or not, others such as Adolf Berle and his.friends (both in-and out of State. Department), continued to reflect their concern about the possible ways to combat ‘the growing strength of the Castro movement in Cuba. 13/ Berle was most hopeful that the Castro situation could be remedied by cooperation among Latin American liberals working in conjunction with some of the more enlightened Cubans who haa broken with Castro (for example, Felipe Pazos and Pepin Bosch) with additional support from the OAS * The historian for WH Division provided the figures on US captives shown here, but Hugh Thomas indicates 19 US businessmen and 27 servicemen were captured. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET -- and only minor participation from the US Department of State. 14/. At atime when the Agency's fears about the Castro movement were increasing, a rather different | proposal was put forward by the Chief of the Para- military Division, Political and Psychological Staff, of the Clandestine Service. Rather than trying to ‘whip Castro, Alfred Cox suggested that perhaps the wisest move for the Agency would be to join Castro. It waS apparent, according to Cox, that since Batista was on the way out, we should now try to remedy Castro's hostile attitude toward the United States because of © our efforts to prop up Batista. To accomplish this, Cox suggested that: A practical way to protect United States interests in this matter would be to make secret contact with Castro, assure him of the United States sympa- thy with some of his objectives, and to offer him support. The individual chosen to. make the contact should be of such background that it is clear ~ that he speaks with the authority of the United States Government. Obviously, the support must be given covertly so as not to endanger United States relations with Batista. The most effective means of help to Castro would be ‘arms and ammunition. Air dropping of - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET oe .this equipment might be dangerous from the security aspect. Allowing a ship- load of equipment manned by a Cuban crew to evade our Coast Guard would probably be.a better method. The most secure means of help would be giving the money to Castro, who could then purchase his own arms. A combination of arms and money. would probably be best.* 15/ By late fall of 1958, when it became apparent. that the Batista regime in Cuba was about to go under, the Agency in conjunction with the Department of State supported a plan to have Batista bow out more or less gracefully and to have the government of the country taken over, not by the Presidential candidate who had been elected in the rigged election, but by a junta pending subsequent free, democratic elections. When .* Not all Agency reporting out of the Cuban area was biased against.Castro. One. report in the fall of 1958 indicated that Castro definitely was not a Communist, citing as a reason for this: "Ninety-five percent of his followers are good Catholics. Three Catholic ‘priests have joined Fidel Castro and his forces in the Sierra Maestra, and one has joined Raul Castro and his troops in the Sierra Cristal. The rebel forces under the Castros, therefore, have four chaplains, while the entire Cuban Army does not have a single chaplain.. (Source comment: The United States should not be taken in by President Fulgencio Batista's attempt -to label the revolutionary movement as Communist in- spired, dominated, or influenced.)" 16/ The source for this evaluation of Castro was, as one might surmise, a Catholic priest. — TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET traveling to Miami with William Snow, an Assistant “Secretary of State, and Henry Holland, formerly a Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Col. J. C. King, Chief, Western Hemisphere Division, met with William D. Pawley on 18-19 November 1958 to discuss a plan which would have Pawley travel to Cuba to meet with Batista in an attempt to convince him to bow out gracefully. Pawley was a long-time acquaintance and friend of Batista from the days when Pawley had been running the Cubana Airline. “ In return for Batista's support for a friendly military junta -- nominally to be responsible for his ouster -- the representatives of the Department of State and the Agency agreed that Batista should be provided safety for himself, his friends, and his close cronies, particularly those whose lives would be endangered should there ever be a truly violent overthrow of the government. Batista also was to be provided protection for his personal assets in Cuba. Various individuals were identified as possible candi- . dates. for the junta, and,’ according to King, the objective was. that various of these members would have - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET sufficient political strength to weaken Castro's sup~ port. Following the meeting in Miami, Pawley did undertake the mission to see Batista in Cuba. Arriv- ing on 8 December in Havana he had a series of pre- liminary meetings with the Cuban Foreign Minister, who strongly supported the proposals that Pawley indicated that he was going to make. Unfortunately, however, the Foreign Minister told Pawley that it was — unlikely that: Batista would accept the proposals. The meeting between Pawley and Batista actually took place on 11 December 1958 when, according to the re- port from Havana station: . Pawley. met with Batista for two hours this evening. Laid his plan before © Batista without pulling any punches. . B{atista] took it calmly.’ He agreed with much of Pawley's analysis of situation, but said he could not take the junta way out. 17/ so ; Batista made no promises, and went. through the . reasons why he couldn't possibly give up the office -- for fear of being called a coward and traitor; that there would be a blood bath; and that he had both moral and constitutional obligations. COS Havana -~ll- TOP. SECRET 13-00000: TOP SECRET noted Pawley's evaluation of the meeting as follows: Batista will not accept plan, and will make every effort turn government over to Rivera Aguero [the Batista candidate who had been named Presidential successor in a rigged election]. However, unfavorable developments may produce change of attitude on part of Bfatista]. 18/ Following Pawley's visit with Batista, the situ- ation in Cuba deteriorated rapidly and the policies of the US Government regarding Cuba were ambivalent. A representative of the Archbishop of. Havana, Father Bez Chebebe, approached the American Consul in Santiago to float some proposals for resolving the differences be- tween the two countries. The priest emphasized that although a Castro take over was inevitable: Both Fidel Castro and US interests - had important stake in sugar crop and both undoubtedly wish resolve problems caused by present situation. Also said that there were matters now mostly minor on both.sides which have been sources mutual irritation and misunderstanding and that these should be eliminated soonest, so that they would not grow to affect: future relations, which Father considers inevitable. 19/ In addition, the representative of the Archbishop of Havana indicated to the Amconsul that: He though[t] US Government could profitably send person of confidence, -12- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET > not necessarily an official, to discuss mutual problems as discreetly as possi- ble with Fidel. Implied that such would be well received. 20/ Despite the fact that the communist proclivities of Fidel Castro and his cohorts had been clearly stated by Agency personnel in Cuba, on 18 December 1958, COS Havana cabled Headquarters strongly supporting. the position that the Archbishop of Havana's representative had proposed to the American Consulate, saying: Havana: Station feels proposal merits serious State/CIA consideration. Opera- tion this nature could pay big ;future dividends if fully qualified person could be found for job and dispatched quickly. Regardless how. we may feel about Castro- and his movement, both will be important political forces for a long time to ‘come. Perhaps candidate could be found through National Catholic Welfare Organization. 21/ At about the same. time this, ‘proposal was being put forward, WH Division had asked the Paramilitary Division (PMD) to establish 'a small contingency task force, capable of making air drops into Cuba. Two representatives of PMD, Lucious L. Rucker and William G. Redel were sent to Havana -- Rucker to locate and “survey possible drop zones and Redel to get himself into position to see if he could locate dissidents who - 13- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET were both anti-Castro and anti-Batista. What WH hoped to accomplish, presumably, was that they could organize these anti-Batista and anti-Castro dissidents and get them armed in time so that they could prevent Castro from taking over the government if Batista should | suddenly resign or decide to flee the country. 22/ On 31 December 1958, Paramilitary Division reported to WH Division that a Helio Courier was already in place in Key West with a backup Helio in Washington; a sterile C-54 had been requested from Europe; and the Office of Logistics would have an arms load * Yigged for a drop by 2 January 1959. 23/ It was not until the last week of December 1958 that President Eisenhower became actively involved in discussions and decisions affecting US policy toward Cuba. “His interest was precipitated by a 23 December 1958 Memorandum on Cuba which had been prepared by the Acting Secretary of State and sent to Eisenhower's National Security Adviser, Gordon Gray, who discussed the memorandum with Eisenhower and the DCI on 26 Decem- ‘ber. The President apparently indicated that he had not been fully aware of the positions of State and CIA - 14. - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET “regarding Castro, and he suggested that meetings of the Special Group under NSC 5412/2 should be held on a weekly basis, with Cuba to be a regular subject ‘for discussion. Gordon Gray and Allen Dulles had some differences of opinion concerning the advisability of reading other individuals into the act. Gray suggested that the | President's Board of Consultants (later the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board) be made party to the discussions,. but Dulles rather strongly suggested that there was a significant difference between the discussions which were intended for the Special Group 5412 on Covert Operations, and PFIAB responsibilities for general problems related to foreign intelligence. Dulles made ‘the specific point that if the Board of Consultants was going to get involved in the details © of planned covert operations, they were then in a position of reviewing US foreign policy. The discus- sion also seems to have verged on the right of Congress to. attempt to oversee covert operations -- a point about which Eisenhower expressed himself very strongly, ‘noting that such action by Congress would be an in- fringement of his prerogative as Commander-in-Chief. 24/ -~ 15 ~ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET At 3:40 on the afternoon of 31 December 1958, there was another high level meeting attended by Messrs. Herter, Murphy, and Rubottom, Department of State; Irwin, Department of Defense; Admiral Burke, the CNO; General Cabell, DDCI; and Gordon Gray at which the Cuban situation was again discussed. Even. as the meeting was in progress, Batista was preparing to flee Cuba; and possible US action, including direct intervention by US Marines, was among the topics that were discussed. There also was some suggestion that the US take the responsibility for naming members to a junta to succeed Batista, rather than permitting Fidel Castro and his followers to take over the Cuban Government. 25/ With some benefit of hindsight, Eisenhower re- called this period in the following manner: . During the rush of these last events in the final days of 1958, the Central Intelligence Agency suggested for the first time that a Castro victory might not be in the best interests of the United States. (Earlier reports which I had re- ceived of Castro's possible Communism were Suspect because they originated with people who favored Batista.) “Communists and other extreme radicals appear to have ‘penetrated the Castro move-+ ment,“ Allen Dulles said. “If Castro - 16 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 .. TOP SECRET takes over, they will probably participate in the government." When I heard this estimate, I was provoked that such a con- ‘clusion had not been given earlier. At another point,. the ex-President wrote: © Though our intelligence experts backed and filled for a number of months, events were gradually driving them to the conclu- sion that with the coming of Castro, Com- munism had penetrated this hemisphere. 26/ B. Castro Takes Over : During the first few weeks of 1959 following Castro's take over, there was a flurry of activity as Havana Station attempted to keep track of the - changes in government. “The Station seemed assured that it was cognizant of all of Castro's movements ,. especially on the developing military capabilities. In fact, when the US Army suggested that the Station provide support for the Army's covert collection of ‘military intelligence under -commercial cover in Havana, COS took strong exception to the proposals, emphasizing the Station's own capabilities in this area. COS was overruled by Headquarters, however, and General Cabell assured the Assistant Chief of Staff. for Intelligence < of the Army that while he was aware that Havana had -17- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET objected to the Army's proposals, the COS nonetheless had been “instructed" to coopérate.* 27/ In these early weeks of 1959, US representatives in. Havana were predicting that Castro would have a difficult time holding his government together, and among other things, one report emphasized the proba- bility that Castro would soon find that he would have to get along with the United States. 29/ The most , likely threat to relations with the United States was the existence of the naval base at Guantanamo Bay, but neither CIA nor State Department representa- tives saw any threat to this installation, and this belief was supported in early March 1959 by a Special ‘National Intelligence Estimate that, at most, Castro “sooner or later {is] likely to ask for major increases. * An interesting side note. to the discussions at this time was that the Army Attache apparently had planned to use a negro Lt. Col. who was on -TDY in Havana to do a study of -the new Castro Army. In a memorandum -to the Chief} Western Hemisphere Division, and to the Chief, Foreign Intelligence Staff, Al Cox, Chief, Paramilitary Division reported -- without ever using the term “black" --. that General Erskine (Army Special Forces) believed that‘a “color bar“ did exist in the Caribbean area and that a better choice than Lt. Col. Reuben Horner, the black officer in question, could be made. 28/ - 18 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET ’ in the nominal rent now paid for the Guantanamo Base, revision of employment practices which appeared to discriminate against Cuban workers, and perhaps other changes," 30/ In the early spring of 1959, as Castro made known that he was planning to visit the United States, COS Havana revealed ambiguous feelings about the im- portance of the Castro trip. He noted for Headquarters information that: | Washington visit can make or break Castro. Unless he gets a strong helping ‘hand from the United States, many serious observers feel his. regime will collapse within a matter of months. 31/ Pointing to the serious economic difficulties of the new Cuban Government, cos Havana indicated that castro’ s popularity was very low among the middle and upper classes, but at the same time he emphasized that Castro was "the idol of the masses." 32/ COS Havana‘ did an excellent. job of predicting how Castro would act when he arrived in the United States, suggesting that Castro would probably make his pitch, not to. the heads of the ‘State Department. and to the press, but ‘that he would appeal to the workers, the farmers, the - 19 + TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET students, and the masses in America to support his revolution. .COS emphasized that ‘Headquarters should ‘make no mistake that the Castro Government, while not openly avowed Communist, was heavily infiltrated with Communists and had taken no stand in opposition to Communist positions, and, moreover, there was little question about who would eventually control the Cuban Government. cos did suggest that Headquarters give serious consideration to planting embarrassing ques- tions with reporters ‘to stick to Castro while he was in the US. 33/0 Both the Department of State and COS Havana were in general agreement about the results of the Castro. visit. COS Havana summarized one of his dispatches as follows: ' It would be unwise to assume from the minor indications to date that Fidel has undergone a serious change of heart as a result of his visit to the United States. 34/ In a memorandum to Gordon Gray, President Eisen- hower's Special Assistant for National Security Affairs, Robert Murphy, Deputy Undersecretary of State noted . that: | Despite Castro's apparent simplicity, sincerity, and eagerness to reassure the United States public, there is little - 20 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET probability that Castro had altered the essentially radical course of his revolu- tion. -From his experience here, he has gained a valuable knowledge of American . public reaction which may make him a more difficult man to.deal.with on his return to Cuba. It would be a serious mistake to underestimate this man. ‘With all his appearance of naiveté, unsophistication, -and ignorance. on many matters, he is clearly a strong personality and a born leader of great personal courage and conviction. While we certainly know him better than before, Castro remains an enigma; and we should await his decisions on specific matters before assuming a more optimistic view than heretofore about the possibility of developing a constuctive relationship - with him and his government. 35/ With the benefit of hindsight, it seems that in this period shortly following Castro's visit to the United States the COS Havana may have misjudged a significant development which surfaced almost imme- diately after Castro's return to Cuba. Remarking on ‘an apparent rash of anti-Communist statements appear- ing in the Cuban press, one dispatch speculated that: These demonstrations obviously welcome, but possibly most significant aspect is demonstration once again, enormous power Castro, who with few words. made anti- Communism popular position. By same token he could reverse trend at. any time, and skeptics speculating that current stand is sop intended to make it more difficult for U.S. interests to protest effectively against stringent agrarian reform law. 36/ -21- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET A follow-up dispatch within two days of that cited above provided a more accurate insight as to the depth of the struggle which was,in fact, being waged within Cuba between the pro- and the anti- Communist factions. Reporting on comments made by the Executive Secretary of the Partido Socialista Popular (PsP) with reference to. the confusion among party members regarding statements that Castro had made while he was in the United States, Anibal Escalante laid it on the line that there was a struggle between the left and the right; and he emphasized that the - conservative element was trying to take advantage of ‘remarks which Castro had been forced to make while in the United States. According to the source reporting on Escalante's talk, Vice-President Nixon had told Castro that unless he broke his alliance with the Communists, the United States would cut off economic aid to Cuba; and this threat had struck Castro as so serious that he made some unwise statements. The source, however, noted that the liberal forces of the 26 July movement in the Directorio Revolucionario (the DR), were in control of the revolution, and that the ~ 22 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET duty of the PSP was to work toward unity and overcome the counterrevolutionaries. 37/ | ‘In a Special NIE of 30 June 1959 on The Situation in the Cartbbean through 1959, the intelligence com- munity again indicated that the internal situation in Cuba had not been decided. “The SNIE commented: The Communists probably do not now. control Castro, but they are ina posi- tion to exert influence in his regime, — and to carry on further organizational work. 38/ Through the summer aad into. the early fall of 1959, the degree of Castro's commitment to Communism continued to be a major subject. of discussion within the intelligence community; and in the weekly reporting that was begun by COS Havana in early June, this topic continually occurred. ‘In August 1959, when the Deputy Chief of Western Hemisphere Division, Rudolph Gomez, assisted ‘Leo Churn in the preparation of an “Urgent ‘ Report on Cuba" for distribution to members of the Research Institute of America, Castro's Communist association was prominently featured. At this time, > and reflecting the views’ of both Western Hemisphere Division and the Department of State with whom Gomez . had coordinated the paper, Fidel Castro was not -~ 23.- TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET ‘considered to be a Communist. His brother Raul Castro, however, was clearly identified as a hard-core Com- munist.* 39/— | The internal problem to which Anibal Escalante had referred in mid-summer came to a head in mid- October 1959 when Hubert Matos, a military Leader in Camaguey Province and formerly a strong supporter of Castro, broke with Fidel over the increasing number of leadership positions which were being turned over to members of the Communist oriented PSP rather than to members of the 26 July Movement . Matos resigned as military leader of Camaguey on 19 October 1959 and was arrested ‘on 20 October. During the months prior to his trial in December 1959, when he was found guilty of treason and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment, a ‘ * In view of the trend of recent. years, it is inter- esting to note that the Chuxn report found reason to be somewhat critical of the Senate Internal Security Committee (Sén. Eastland's Committee) for getting in- volved in matters which were principally of concern to’ the intelligence community. In this case, the Senate Committee was criticized specifically for taking Diaz Lanz, the head of Castro's Air Force who ‘'had defected, and questioning him before turning him over to the intelligence agencies for initial inter- rogation. - 24 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET number of others who had been prominent anti-Batistianos also broke with Castro. Among these were Faustino Perez, Minister for Recovery of Illegally Acquired | Property; Rufo Lépez-Fresquet, Minister of Finance; Manuel Ray, Minister of Public Works; and Felipe Pazos, head of the National Bank who was removed by Castro and replaced by Che Guevera, whose expertise was in revolution not in banking. As Theodore Draper has said, this was the second civil war for Castro. 40/ Coincidental to the internal squabble that led to Matos's resignation, the Deputy Chief of WH Division, Rudy Gomez, was in Havana (15-18 October 1959) promot- - ing. an increase in Station efforts to penetrate the PSP. In the course of this tour, the qualifications of the best of the agents who might conduct this pene- tration were reviewed with COS Havana and Station personnel. Gomez also pointed out that the anti-Com- munist efforts in Havana should not be limited to those who were FI or PP designees, but everyone in the Station was urged to take advantage of opportunities to push into the Partido Socialista Popular.” In re- porting on his visit with COS Havana, Gomez noted that ~ -~ 25 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET the Ambassador and other members of the American Embassy in Havana also were very much interested in the program being advanced; and, in fact, asked Gomez if CIA could “send a qualified Communist ‘expert to Havana to indoctrinate appropriate Embassy officers on Communist doctrines, particularly on their modus operandi and how Communists working under ‘cover: could be recognized." Upon his return Gomez received J. Cc. King's approval to comply with this request.* 41/ ‘Even as Gomez was promising State's representa-— tives in Havana assistance in understanding Communist activities, J. C. King, Chief of Western Hemisphere Division, was going forward to the Director of Central Intelligence with a memorandum complaining about the Department of State's failure to provide CIA with a policy action paper on Cuba -- a paper which, accord- ing to King, had been promised as early as May 1959, yet had not been received by the end of October. Nor was there any indication when such paper might be * It would appear from this request that both the DDP and State were remiss in the training of their overseas | personnel. That the Station had to request Headquarters for support on such an issue is difficult to imagine. - 26 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET expected, despite numerous meetings with Department representatives. King also was particularly critical of the fact that Ambassador Bonsal had been called to Washington on two occasions, but in neither instance had he called on. the Agency for consultation -—- this despite the fact that there had been indications from the Department that such consultations were to be held. 42/ The ambivalence regarding Castrce's relation to the Communist Party was illustrated by the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence on 5 November 1959 in testifying at the hearings of’ the Judiciary SubCom- mittee which was investigating the “Communist Threat | to the US through the Caribbean." In response to the question of whether Fidel was a Communist, General C. P. Cabell stated: Our information shows that the Cuban Communists do not consider him a Communist Party member or even a pro-Communist. On N the other hand, they are delighted with the nature of his government, which was.allowed the Communists opportunity -- free opportun- ity -- to organize, to propagandize, and to infiltrate. We know the Communists consider Castro a representative of the bourgeoise ... Our conclusion, therefore, is that Fidel Castro is not a Communist, however, he certainly is not anti-Communist. 43/ In an attempt to resolve, at least part of the dilemma a Related Mission Directive was approved on 7 270- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 6 November 1959 and “would remain in effect until further notice." The RMD stated in part as follows: For the moment, CIA operations should be carried out on the assumption that the revolutionary government is basically non- Communist, with legitimate reform goals that. deserve US respect and support. Cov- ert operations should support overt efforts to arrive at a rapprochement with the pres--. ent government and to eliminate the con- : _ ditions described above without resorting to forceful means. ‘If it should be established that the Cuban government is. Communist-led or Com- munist-dominated, or if that government cannot be swayed from adopting measures which intentionally or unintentionally accomplish Communist objectives, the question of direct attacks against Castro will be re-examined. In planning for such a contingency, each existing or new asset should be evaluated in terms of possible future utility from a paramilitary point of view, nor will the development or re- cruitment of assets be precluded merely because they lack a paramilitary capa- bility. Under no circumstances would any "asset be apprised of this -contingency planning. In fact.any disposition to undertake violent action should. be promptly and emphatically discouraged pending a change in policy at the policy-making level. -44/ Even as the RMD was being dispatched to the field, another and more significant program was being evolved in Headquarters. On 11 December 1959, J. C. King, Chief, WH Division prepared a themorandum for the - 28 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Director of Central Intelligence, through the Deputy Director of Plans, forwarding a program having as its specific objective “The overthrow of Castro within one year, and his replacement by a junta friendly to the United States which will call for elections 6 months after assumption of office." To achieve this objective, Chief, WH/D put forward a program, to in- clude among other items the following: | 1. Clandestine radio attacks on Cuba, from liberal Caribbean countries. 2. Intrusion operations against Castro's {TV and radio, to be mounted from within Cuba. 3. Formation of pro-US opposition groups to establish by force a controlled area within Cuba. Colonel King then went on to suggest that: Thorough consideration be given to the elimination of Fidel Castro. None of those close to Fidel, such as his brother Raul or his companion Che Guevarra [ste], have the same mesmeric appeal to the masses. Many informed people believe that the disappearance of Fidel would greatly ac- celerate the fall of the present govern- ‘ ment.* 4S/ * The reader's attention is drawn to Appendix A (see page 296) which reproduces the original 11 December 1959 J. C. King memorandum to the DCI. In light of subsequent investigations, hearings, and publicity regarding the Agency's complicity in assassination (footnote continued on following page) - 29 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET As 1959 drew to a close, a final Special National Intelligence Estimate, "The Situation in the Caribbean through 1960," indicated that Castro was in to stay, despite internal difficulties. The SNIE saw no serious. threat to Castro's continued rule, and it pointed out’ that if there was direct US intervention, "Most Cubans including the military, would react violently." 46/ . | AS 1960 began, General Cabell, the Deputy Direc- tor of Central Intelligence, held a joint briefing plots aimed at Fidel Castro and others, pages 2 and 3 of Appendix A show two significant corrections in Allen Dulles's own handwriting to the text submitted by Col. King. In paragraph 3d, the phrase “thorough consider- ation. be given ‘to the elimination of Fidel Castro" carries Dulles's pencilled correction making the text read “removal from Cuba" rather than "elimination." At a later point in the same paragraph the original text said “many informed people believe that . the disappearance of Fidel would greatly :accelerate the fall of the present government". Mr. Dulles has substituted the word “removal" for the word “disappear- ance." These significant changes in the text on the ‘original copy of King's memorandum -- which the author has recovered ~- support the contention that the author. has made in the Foreword to this Volume that the com- _. ponent (WH/4) officially charged with the conduct of the Agency's anti-Castro program was. neither charged with nor responsible for programs designed to assas- sinate Castro in the course of the Bay of Pigs Opera- tion. Colonel King's. memorandum of 11 December 1959, with the pencilled corrections noted above, was con- curred in by Richard M.: Bissell and approved by Allen W. Dulles on 12 December 1959. - 30 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 _ TOP SECRET (8 January 1960) on Cuba for the Department of State and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He reviewed the in- creasing hold that the Communist idealogy and those affiliated with the Communist Party were exerting the Castro government. At this time, the DDCI also discussed the need for increased covert and semi- covert programs aimed at Castro -- psychological war- fare, political action, economic action, and para- ‘military action, all of which had been conducted in: _ some degree during the past year. 47/ This 8 January 1960 briefing can be used to denote the beginning of the serious anti-Castro programs by Central Intelli- _gence Agency which would culminate at the Bay of Pigs. - 31 - TOP SECRET - 13-00000 TOP SECRET Part II Castro Must Go . ‘ A. Organizing for Covert Action (January-March 1960) The first mention of a formal Agency structure to’ deal with the matter of Fidel Castro was noted by Colonel L. K. White, then Deputy Director for Support, in reporting on the DCI's morning meeting of 8 January 1960. White's diary noted: There was considerable discussion of the situation in Cuba, and. the Director requested Dick Bissell:to organize a special task force to insure that we were attacking this situation from all possible angles. 1/ , The instruction was taken to heart, for on 18 Jan- uary 1960 the WH Division:organized Branch 4 (WH/4) as an expandable task force to run the ‘proposed Cuban Op- erations. The initial Table of Organization totaled . . _ \ 40 persons, with 18 at Headquarters, 20 at Havana Station, and 2 at Santiago: Base. 2/ Named to head the new Branch in Western Hemisphere Division, was Jacob D. Esterline, recently returned COS, Caracas, Venezuela, and formerly one of the principals ~ 32 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ° TOP SECRET in Project PBSUCCESS, the operation which had resulted in the overthrow of the Communist-dominated government of Jacobo Arbenz in Guatemala in 1954. Esterline was . the choice of J. C. King, Chief, WH Division; and to the best of Esterline's recollection, toward the end of his two year tour in Venezuela he had been queried. by King about remaining in Venezuela or coming back to Headquarters to work on the Cuban problem. It was shortly after his return to the States in. January of 1960 that Esterline became Chief, WH/4. 3/ | In addition to his participation in the Guatemalan episode and his extensive guerrilla warfare experience _ in World War II with the Oss, Esterline thinks that . he got the job because J. C. King "had pretty much confidence in my judgment. "* 4/ The relationship - between Esterline and J. C. King, Chief, WH Division and the relationship between. King and Richard Bissell, ‘ Deputy Director for Plans (DDP) during the course of * The author had heard that Esterline had been directly selected by the DDP, Richard Bissell, to be the head of WH/4. Bissell made no mention of this, and it is con- trary to the story noted above, as told by Esterline. - 33 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP. SECRET the Bay of Pigs Operation has been the subject of considerable speculation ever since the close out of the invasion. It seems appropriate that some atten- tion’ should be devoted to this subject before going further into detail about the evolution of the covert plans to oust Castro. One source close to the DDP at the time.of the anti-Castro activity stated flatly: A task force was formed under Bissell, excluding J. C. King, Chief, WH/D, from having in fact any control whatsoever over the activity. 5/ ‘The WH/D history states: There was an informal but understood short cut in the chain of command; basic decisions were made at the DDP; DCI, or Presidential level. Although some of the key personnel were detailed from WH Division, the Cuban Headquarter's unit was in another building; and no one pre- tended that J. C. King was running the show. Jacob D. Esterline ... was the Chief of the Cuban Unit, during the build-up and invasion attempt and took his orders from the DDP. 6/ " Walter Elder, formerly Special Assistant to Allen Dulles at the time of the Bay of Pigs Operation has indicated that there was a deliberate attempt to keep King on the. outer edges of the anti-Castro activity; but according to Elder, Col. King always knew what was going on and was thoroughly involved in the Bay of aT é - 34 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Pigs activity from its inception until its conclu- sion.* 7/. Esterline himself declined to comment for the record on this particular speculation, but indicated that he was not sure what J..C. King was up to at all ' times. It is clear, however, that Esterline was in very close contact with Col. King throughout the course of the Bay of Pigs Operation.** Additional insights concerning J. C. King's role in Bay of Pigs Operation have been provided by Richard D. Drain, who was Chief of Operations for-WH/4, and by Richard Bissell, the DDP. Drain has stated: J. C. King never was told, I think for . understandable reasons, to what extent he +. Elder. suggested to the author that “they" wanted King out of the operation because of his strong Re- publican affiliations. "They" were never identified, but King was well acquainted with highly placed figures and. contributors to the Republican Party. ** This will become most apparent in the subsequent discussion of the relationships between WH/4 and William D. Pawley. During the author's initial conver- sation with Esterline about the Bay of Pigs, Esterline did state, in a manner similar to Elder,’ that J.C. King was..out of the mainstream of the anti-Castro effort, because he had known Republican Party affiliations. 8/ There was no elaboration indicating the impact of such affiliations on King's role, and there is nothing in the record to support this allega— tion. 7 35 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET was in it, to what extent he was not in it. Therefore, from time to time, he ~ would protrude ... sometimes, saying that he was sorry to protrude; and then he. would retract; and then he would be in; and then he would be out ... that's as a person. Then again, his Deputy, Ray Herbert, would call and say "I just. don't . understand Cable 18963 IN from Guatemala _today. Would you come over and explain to me what that's all about;" and I would step out of the maelstrom of JMATE ... they were just working flat out ... and go over. There would be the old WH types Going their thing in the old WH way. - Maybe two cables a week from the stations, and quite leisurely ... I think what had happened.to J. C. King was that he had stayed overlong in.the same job; and he was "Mr. WH," by Gawd. With the excep- tion of first Guatemala and then Cuba, there was very little that ever happened in Latin America which got to be,. given our other worldwide responsibilities in the DDP, a very front priority matter; and consequently, at Staff meetings, for example, they would go around and talk’ about the Soviet Union and China and © Europe and even Africa. Then, if there was any time left, J. C. King would have his time at. bat and report: some relatively minor thing... Except in the case of Guatemala there was, as everybody knows now, a very substantial paramilitary operation which was run by Richard M. Bissell in his capacity as Special As- sistant to the Director for Planning and “Coordination. I think that one of the many reasons --- and I never was able to get much in the way of history on Guatemala as an aid , to the study of the Cuban operation ... ‘while the latter was in process ... was - 36 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET that this had never set very well with Jd. C. King. He was divested of the Guatemalan experience, and particularly when it turned out to be a success ... PBSUCCESS was a success, through dumb luck more than anything else. J.C. ...- ‘couldn't take-any of the bows for it. All right, that rankled, I am sure. - Now this one comes along, and rather than ex- pand WH/4, or whatever. the hell it was, and leave this JMATE Project within that .Branch, and build up that Branch -- oh, no. Once again the same man, Dick Bissell “-- now, however, DDP instead of SAPC -- becomes the case officer for the thing; and his assistant, Tracy Barnes, is all over him. One of J. C. King's few very good men, Jacob D. Esterline, is pulled aside and made Chief of the project -.. The old man had a great deal of amour propre, J. C. King did. He was very vain. He had all of the area expertise that one would like to see in a Division Chief, but he had been at it an awful long time. It was a very incestuous Division. In terms of the rotation, it was solely within WH. There were very few people in WH who had served outside of the | “Western Hemisphere, except in Washington. They were a tight-knit little group, and here now, for the second time running, one of their big chances to shine -- there was a lot of money and all that kind of stuff -- again had been taken away ... and it was ... it was tough. 9/ Where Drain implied that J. C. King was cut com- pletely out of WH/4 activities and operations, Mr. Bissell had indicated that the situation was somewhat different. In the course of an oral interview, the - 37 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET former DDP responded to questions concerning J. C. King in the following manner: Question: I.would like to clarify at this point J. C. King's relationship . to the Bay of Pigs project. I have heard it:on both sides -- that he was involved and that he was deliberately end~run. Mr. Bissell: There.is no doubt in my mind that that was the case. I was going to say that both of the things that you have heard have an element of truth in them. There was a deliberate decision fairly early in the game -- I doubt if it was as early as March '[1960. In fact,] I am pretty sure that it wasn't, [but] I am reasonably sure that the decision I speak of was made by some such date as June [1960] -- {that] Esterline would take charge of this. Project and Esterline would have direct access to. mé. He would. not be under. the usual requirement of all the cases going through J. C. King. Now, as the scope of the scale of this operation increased, and with the passage -.of time, Esterline's direct channel to me came to be more exercised; and there was frequent interchange between Ester- ‘line and myself that didn't go through J. C. King in the gense of a command channel. On the other hand, J. C. ‘ was brought into all the consultations | and was fully informed from the very beginning about this operation. His advice was sought and given, and I _usually found it very good and followed it. I remember no specific case where either J. C. King's specific advice or general attitude toward the operation was inconsistent with, or in conflict with my own. - 38 _ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Question: Why did you make this decision ‘with regard to Jake, coming directly to you and not going through King? Was it just a-matter of great efficiency, or what precipitated that? Mr. Bisséll:. I think it was in part on -the model of the Guatemalan operation, and in part, I think, a feeling, probably ‘on-my Own part -- in some degree perhaps on the part of Allen Dulles -- that J. C. was not effective enough to handle ‘* this kind of very fast moving, quite large scale, quite complex, paramilitary operation. _ Question: Do you recall any instances ; where there was a serious conflict be- tween what Jake wanted to do and what J. C. King thought should be done? Mr. Bissell: I don't remember many, if - any, and I believe that the relation- ships between Jake and J. C. were pretty good throughout. 10/ Certainly the’ written record bears out Bissell's. _ contention that King was fully informed and that the ‘relationship between King and Esterline was, if not love, at least mutually respectful.* ay * The only point of contention between King and Ester- line that surfaced in the records concerned the degree to which William Pawley should be involved in affairs related to the organization of the Cuban exiles. At one point, Jake suggested to the DDP that all contact with Pawley be cut.off, but in sending Esterline's memorandum through channels, J. C. King noted that he was against cutting Pawley completely off from contact with WH/4.: In fact, Pawley was ‘in continuous contact -- even though in disagreement -- with both Jake and King until: the close out of the operation. ~ 39 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Another of the questions which must be addressed in setting the stage of the Bay of Pigs operation is _.the failure of Richard Helms -- at. that time Chief of Operations (COPS) for the DDP: -- to become more than marginally involved in the Cuban project. Oral inter- views again provided the best explanations, and, con- sequently, are entered into this record in rather full- detail. Dick Drain, who became COPS/WH/4, made the following comments: Helms was COPS [Chief of Operations]. Either on his own volition, which I sus- pect or on order -~ which I doubt -- Dick Helms completely divorced himself from this thing. I.mean absolutely! The one time that I heard. from. Helms during this entire _ project was ... I am sitting down there in my chair, as COPS of the project, ona Monday, having spent the entire goddamned weekend working with the guy who is now the head. of MI-6 -- Maurice Oldfield, who was then the MI-6 resident in Washing- ton -- trying to get an airplane and some Cubans. out of Montego Bay before the Brits in Jamaica came back from their long. weekend ... I am sitting there con- gratulating myself that the plane is out, and the Cubans are out, and the British are back, and it hasn't hit the fan, and I get a telephone call from Dick Helms's long time secretary, "Mr. Helms would like to speak to you." Well, fine ... well, the whole thing on his part was so. -.. to me ... incredibly apologetic .... ‘three times he said to me in different parts of the conversation ... "As you know, I have nothing to do with this project." What he did have to do with, ever since - 40 ~ > TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET the Francis Gary Powers thing, he had been a member of an inter-Agency com- mittee that met with periodic regularity to discuss air matters of any sensitivity. I guess he'd had enough to do with this | project so that somebody [who] had [been] reading the cable traffic told him ... "Well, those nuts down in Quarters Eye seem to have lost an airplane this week- end." He was going to the regular com- mittee meeting that afternoon, so he had _ to ask me the details ... very apologetic- ally. The third time that he said, "You know I have nothing to do with this project," I said, "Well Mr. Helms, I don't want to be: fatuous about this, but I wish to Christ that you did have because we could use your expertise." He said, “Hahaha ... yes, well thank you very much," and that was the end of that. He avoided the thing like the plague. One of the reasons may have been that, of course, life went on; and if Bissell was getting ‘increasingly immersed in this one thing, somebody had to watch the whole worldwide store ... which of course Helms was damned good at. A less attractive suggestion is _ that Helms figured that there was a high likelihood that this thing would screw up, and he didn't want to have the tar baby around him. I don't know. 11/ , Bissell, in responding: to the question about. Helms' role during the course of the Bay of Pigs, com- mented as follows: I think that he [Helms] saw most. all of the cable traffic and I think he was pretty well informed as to what was going on, very well informed; but he was really out of the line of command on this opera- tion. There was something of a tacit agreement between us, that he would be devoting himself to a lot of the other on - 41 -' TOP SECRET 13-00000 ' TOP SECRET going, business of the DDP office, be- cause this was taking a great deal of my time. . Question: This was a tacit agreement, “this wasn't a session in which you and Helms ... Bissell: Let me say this was probably not that explicit. I would make an observation here, and I don't want you to infer anything really beyond what it says, it was not particularly easy -- I did not find it particular- ly easy -- to discuss things clearly and derive a clear understanding with Dick [Helms] about the division of labor between us when he was my Deputy. | I don't imply by this any sense of conflict or rivalry, but he would go ahead and handle certain kinds of matters, and I would go ahead and handle certain kinds of matters. ‘We saw one another, of course, ‘all the time. Quite often I would consult him -about something that I was handling. I think rather less often he would con- sult me. I don't mean to imply however in that any kind of concealment from me -- I' never had that feeling at all -- but it really was our habit during the, whole time that we were in those posi- tions that the division of labor between us was more tacit than explicit. 12/ Simultaneously with the decision to create a separate Branch in WH Division to handle the anti- ' Castro activity discussions were begun by both the Special Group 5412 and on an inter-agency basis as to the nature of the anti-Castro effort. Among the many questions raised early in the game was whether - 42 - TOP SECRET 13-00000. TOP SECRET the US program should be overt or covert, with the overt implications being the ultimate application of US military force. to oust Castro. DCI Dulles emphasized that contingency planning should be under- taken by the Special Group, without necessarily in- ‘volving either the President or the National Security Council. The Department of State was concerned that if Fidel Castro were deposed, perhaps his successors, Che Guevara and Raul Castro, would be even worse than Fidel. As reported in subsequent congressional reve- lations, concerning CIA's role in assassination plots, it was during the Special Group Meeting of 13 January 1960 that the Director of Central Intelligence "“empha- sized that we do not have in mind a quick elimination of Castro, but rather. actions designed to enable re- sponsible opposition leaders to get a foothold." 13/ At this same Special Group Meeting, President Eisenhower's National Security Adviser, Gordon Gray, predicted with uncanny accuracy the situation which would ultimately develop as one of the key weaknesses in the whole concept of the Bay of Pigs Operation. According to the report on the Special Group Meeting: - 43 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Mr. Gray commented that a problem would be posed for administration offi- cials if a decision should be taken to change our attitude toward Castro, as outlined earlier in the meeting. He acknowledged that any such decision ‘must. be kept highly secret, but he foresaw difficulties which would arise, for example, during testimony by the Secretaries of Defense and Treasury” before Congress, at public gatherings, etc., if they should have to give an impression that. the US was not doing ; - anything about Cuba. 14/ This in.fact, was the “damned if I do, damned if I don't" position in which Richard Nixon found himself in the Fall of 1960 and thé position in which the United States found itself with reference to both the United Nations ‘and the Organization of the American States throughout the course of the Bay of Pigs operation as the myth of “plausible deniability" overruled common sense, Following the initial Special Group meeting, there was a flurry of activity séeking some solid proposals; and in a CIA meeting of 21 January 1960, C. Tracy Barnes (the Assistant DDP for Action), J. C. King, Jake Esterline, and Dick Helms among others, discussed a whole series of issues which would he basic to the program from this time forward: identi- fication of the principal Cuban leaders: -- Ramon Barquin, Justo Carrillo, and Miro Cardona (who would eventually - 4y - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET head up the principal anti-Castro organization sup- ported by the Agency) were mentioned; radio propaganda operating out of either Third country or US areas was raised; the training program for both communica~ tors and for PM trainers at Fort Randolph in the zone was discussed; and the possible acquisition aircraft for support operations and the question US business as a cover for the operations ‘of the groups in the United States were all discussed. Canal of of - exile The possible involvement of US businesses to put overt. pressure. on the US government for the possible imposi- tion of economic sanctions and as a covert means of raising money for the support of Cuban exile organiza- tions. also surfaced. This initial meeting also recog- nized the problem of trying to gain the support of the more liberal Latin American Governments (e.g., _that of Betancourt in Venezuela). 15/ Al Cox, one of the senior officers in paramilitary note: Stringent security precautions were a placed on JMARC, including the exclusion of the PP Staff and other Agency compo- nents from all cable and dispatch traffic and from access to correspondence between - 45 - TOP SECRET operations was in attendance, and he would subsequently 13-00000 TOP SECRET the project and the office of the DDP +». In point of fact, such restrictive measures were somewhat meaningless inso- far.as keeping awareness of the project's activities away from PP/PMG. The A/DDP/P granted permission to PP/C/PMG to read the daily project traffic, (with Esterline's knowledge and permission). Esterline personally knew the majority of the PP/PMG senior officers, and in no time he had drafted six or seven of these, including the Deputy Chief, PMG, for assignment to JMARC ... This, of course, was valuable as’ a built-in penetration of JMARC in the best FI and CI tradition.* 16/ ‘Early in February of 1960, Allen Dulles was briefed in general terms on the planning that was \ being initiated by WH. Division, and at the same time J. C. King told the Director "that the Branch concept was used [in establishing WH/4] rather than the term Task Force for greater security and to simplify chan- nels of command." The Director subsequently explained to the Special Group. (3 February 1960) some of the activities that were being undertaken, noting that within the next week or two, the Group would receive * The crypt for the WH/4 anti-Castro operation was initially’ JMARC. Following compromise of this crypt, the project became JMATE (sometime in the period be- tween 6-13 December 1960) Throughout this volume the project will be identified as JMATE, except in direct quotations. -~ 46 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ‘TOP SECRET ‘a paper outlining the Agency's thoughts on the programs, ‘which had been initiated .against the Castro Govern- ment.* 17/ The proposals of which the DCI had spoken were discussed in a.DDP review session on ll February 1960 which was attended by Tracy Barnes, Jake Esterline, Al Cox, Dave Phillips, and Jim Flannery. The focus was on sabotage of the Cuban sugar industry,** propa- ganda broadcasts, and funding. Noting that WH Division had roughly $50,000 available for immediate use, it . was speculated that the "ultimate magnitude" of the anti-Castro effort might reach 3 million dollars =-— an estimate that would, in effect, be some 40 million short of the eventual cost. It was stated, however, that funds would easily be obtainable from the Agency reserve to meet any shortages. At this planning ses- - sion, the training program for the PM cadre at Fort ‘Randolph in Panama was given minor attention; and * In addition to the Special Group, which included a DOD. representative, WH/4 worked directly with other representatives of DOD regarding current developments and the possible coordination of activities vis-a-vis Cuba. 18/- ** "The big sugar sack?" - 47 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET here, too, the seéds were planted by Tracy Barnes for an attitudinal survey of “Cuban society" which could have (and. should have) caused CIA planners to re-think the whole anti-Castro effort.* 19/ A very similar briefing, with somewhat more emphasis on possible paramilitary action, was given to a high level group from DOD on 12 February 1960; . _and the agenda for the 17 February 1960. meeting of the Special Group, again emphasized that the Castro Government was dependent on sugar revenues for, both continuation of popular domestic and hemispheric subversion programs. ** 20/ It was further suggested to the. Special Group that dissidents within Cuba might. also be stimulated .to sabotage, with the ulti- mate result leading to Castro's ouster. 21/ The recommendation that the DCI made to the Special Group was as follows: * This refers to the Lloyd Free Report, which is discussed: subsequently in this Volume, see pp. 222-226. ** The DOD representatives who were briefed were the Deputy Secretary, Mr. Douglas; Mr. John Irwin, Assis~ tant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs; General Erskine; and General Lansdale. - 4g - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET That CIA be authorized to initiate operational planning, including covert spotting and assessment of potential agents, for. eventual sabotage of both ‘Cuban and American-owned sugar mills. Should this course of action prove. feas— ible and desirable, the operation would be designed to deny Castro as much as possible of the revenues anticipated from the 1960 sugar crop. 22/ Interestingly enough, although the briefing for DOD had placed considerable emphasis on paramilitary - planning, apparently no mention of the subject was made to the Special Group. On 17 February 1960 when Allen Dulles presented the sugar sabotage plan to the Special Group, he em- phasized that he was not asking for permission to engage in action, only that he was looking for a Special Group approval. Mr. Irwin (Assistant Secre- tary of Defense for International Security Affairs) ' noted that he and the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Mr... Douglas were all for the plan; and the Group agreed to present the plan to the Secretary of State and to Gordon Gray so that the latter could get the Presi- dent's. reaction. President Eisenhower was less than enthusiastic about the sugar sabotage plan, reportedly doubting that the loss of sugar revenues would impact on - 49-- ‘TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Castro's ability to continue to finance subversive activities in other Latin America areas. President Eisenhower also objected to the focus on economic sabotage, and he would not agree to the plan to identify assets specifically for sabotage operations against the sugar industry. Eisenhower was willing to support a program to identify assets for the sugar - industry " and other things as well ... including - even possibly things that might be drastic." In addition to identifying assets on a broad basis, the President also requested that a comprehensive covert action program be prepared by Mr. Dulles. This, it was suggested, should go to the Special Group; and if they approved the plans, then the President wanted to discuss them. In any event, action on the PM pro- gram would be delayed until Eisenhower returned from | his upcoming Latin American visit and gave his specific approval.* 23/ | * The Minutes of the Special Group Meeting of 17 Feb- ruary 1960 also noted that . Mr.:Joseph Scott of State also reported later that Mr. Herter had made exactly the same point. This appears to have been one of the few instances where Department of State representatives indicated support for possible direct action programs rather than political solutions to the Cuban problem. ~ 50 - TOP SECRET 13-00000, TOP SECRET Despite the rather positive doubts that the President had about the sugar sabotage activity, J.. Cc. King charged ahead almost immediately following the Special Group Meeting of 17 February 1960. On. 18 February, King and Milo Perkins had a detailed discussion concerning the disruptive effects which | might result from interference with the. Cuban sugar operation. Perkins was planning meetings with Am~ bassador Hill and Thomas ("Tommy the Cork") Corcoran, and King brought to Perkins's attention that Corcoran had been willing and able to provide valuable assist- ance to the Agency in the past. Later in the month, ‘Col. King met with Thomas Mann, the. Assistant Secre- tary for Economic Affairs (subsequently Assistant . Secretary for American Republic Affairs) who reportedly was in favor of both reduced sugar quotas and direct sabotage of Cuban sugar mills. According to King, Secretary Mann also would support both cut backs in us oil companies deliveries to Cuba. and actions which might cut back on us tourist trade with the island. 24/ Col. King also consulted with former Ambassador ‘William Pawley, whom he asked to make arrangements for the publication of Diario de la Marina in Miami, - 51 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET and also “to raise at least a portion of the money, which would be needed for this operation." In addi- tion to Pawley, King also contacted Henry Holland in New York City, suggesting that Holland raise money, through Cuban exile Justo Carrillo, to help pay for the propaganda efforts of New York radio station WRUL. King agreed that Holland could tell prospective donors that the “money was going to be used on behalf of non-Batista groups who were going to make a serious effort to remove Fidel Castro." 25/ In addition to J. c. King's high level con- tacts, Jake Esterline and -Mr. Dulles had a meeting with Abbott Washburn, Deputy Director of the US In- formation Agency who had requested a briefing on the current state of activities in.Cuba -- Washburn was concerned lest there be a conflict of interests be- tween USIA and the CIA's ongoing effort in the area. Washburn presented ‘the Agency with a copy of some proposals which the State Department had approved for implementation by USIA in Cuba. USIA's pitch . would be that the long-standing friendship between Cuba and the United States was being endangered by the infiltration of Communists and Communist ideology ~ 52 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ~TOP SECRET into Cuba -- at the same time not denying that the US was sympathetic to the need for a change in Cuba. The Director and Mr. Esterline agreed that it would _be advisable for Mr. Washburn, who-was planning to visit Cuba, to meet Jim Noel, COS Havana, and out- line the USIA program for Mr. Noel's benefit.* 26/ As the propaganda activities were being pushed forward, as plans were being made for training Cuban exiles, and as the possibilities of sabotage, PM action, and other measures against Castro were being contemplated,-a cautionary memorandum apparently was drafted by one of the individuals most closely con- . cerned with the potential anti-Castro operations. The memorandum, undated and unsigned, reviewed the anti-Arbenz operation in Guatemala in light of what I was being planned for Project JMATE: It noted some of the similarities or differences with respect to “the removal of Jacobo Arbenz in contrast to the pos- sibilities of removing Fidel Castro; and in light of the ultimate tragedy at the Bay of Pigs, some of. the * One result of the meeting with Washburn was a de- cision to turn over a planned USIA: anti-Castro car-. toon effort to CIA. - 53 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET key points made in this memorandum are worth repeat- ing -- even though it is not known who read the piece. Among other things, for example, the author of the memorandum stressed "the unique coincidence of favor- able factors" with reference to Guatemala and suggested that it was unlikely that any of these would operate with reference to Project JMATE. ; : It was noted that the Guatemalan leadership was “unusually inept"; that: “Communist support for Arbenz came from the local Communist Party, which was immature, badly led, and generally weak"; and, that “we had. un- believable luck." 27/ The memorandum also noted that there were a number of circumstances which would not recur during the course of the anti-Castro activity. Specifically pointing out that where Arbenz was a . weak leader, Cas‘tro was obviously a strong leader; that Castillo Armas was a Guatemalan leader of high character and standing, but no one of similar stature had surfaced in Cuba to oppose Castro; and that in Guatemala Arbenz had made no changes in the armed forces of Guatemala, and when the crisis came, he could not depend on his army. Castro, on the other hand had eliminated the Batista influence, and filled —~ Su — TOP SECRET 13-00000 — ‘TOP. SECRET the key military positions with his own followers and "introduced a system of intense ideological in- ' doctrination." Furthermore, the unknown author pointed out that while Moscow.'s interest in Guatemala was compartatively mild -- the Soviet Ambassador to Mexico City was the nearest Soviet official available to the . Arbenz Government -- in Cuba, the heavy economic and propaganda support from both Moscow and Peiping were a matter of record. 28/ | The memorandum closed by pointing to three areas where the writer claimed that tactical -- not strategic -~ errors were being made. It stated that the blunt propaganda attacks on Castro were forging all anti-US elements in Cuba into a united front and US efforts should be attempting to drive a wedge between Castro, as a victim of international Communism, and the Com- munists both Cuban and foreign. Secondly, it was pointed out that the propaganda broadcast out of US commercial radio stations, even if the time were legitimately being purchased by Cuban exile groups, would be a "kiss of death" for anyone: who tried to ‘deny US intervention in Cuban affairs. In part re- lated to the propaganda activities, the planned use / - 55 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET of US business groups as a cover for the Agency's support of the Cuban opposition, particularly the use of US business as a funding mechanism, was also hazardous in the eyes of the author of the memorandum under study. If the author was correct in assuming that this cover would not withstand careful scrutiny, it would mean that the anti-American contingents would. have additional ammunition to use against the US. The memorandum suggested that many of these risks could be eliminated if propaganda activities were moved to Third countries and if fund raising activi- ties were run out of Latin America or Western Europe. 29/ - Based on the language, the familiarity with the Guatemaia activity and the nature of the. critique, it is probable that Tracy Barnes wrote the memorandum in question. The mémorandum may have been prompted in part by the increasing attention which the OCB and / the Cabinet had been giving to fire bomb attacks on the Cuban cane fields by light aircraft flying out of the United States. The Agency fully supported Gen- eral Quesada's effort.to put an end to such flights.* 30/ * Quesada was Director of the Federal Aviation Agency. ° - 56 - TOP SECRET 13-00000: ~TOP SECRET From 2 March 1960, when the Director briefed Vice President Nixon on Agency activities in Cuba and. the state of Cuban affairs, until 17 March 1960, when President Eisenhower formally approved the cov- ert anti-Castro plan, CIA personnel most closely involved in: the anti~Castro effort. were fully immersed in the efforts to define -- and refine -- a US policy - which would be acceptable to President Eisenhower. In the course of this two week period, they were en- gaged in efforts to satisfy the 5412 Group, the National Security Council, and themselves that they had developed ‘a viable program which would lead: to the downfall and ‘ouster of Fidel Castro and his principal. cohorts, Che Guevara and Raul Castro, and the elmimination of Communism from the island of Cuba and, in effect, from the Western Hemisphere. During this period of evolution of national . policy, WH/4 held its first official meeting asa ‘ . branch on 9 March 1960. J. C. King and Jake Esterline were in charge of the meeting and outlined the general nature of the programs that were going to be put into operation (propaganda activity, PM training, commo . training) and they emphasized the need for cooperation “- 5ST = TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET and support from all of the offices that were repre- sented at. the. meeting, including, among others, the Office of Training, the Office of Communications, the Comptroller's Office, the DDS, DPD, the PP Staff, Personnel (particularly the Military Personnel Divi- sion), and the Office of Security. At this initial meeting, Jake Esterline mentioned that Bob Reynolds, Deputy Chief, WH/4, Dave Phillips, Propaganda Officer, Phil Toomey, Political and. Psychological. Stategist, Bob Wedbee, the Economist, and Ed Stanulus, his Plans and Ops Officer, would be the principals who would be in contact with other Agency elements which would: - be called on for support. In addition, Esterline also noted that liaison channels would be established with other elements of the US Government, particularly with the Office of Special Operations of the Department _of Defense. 31/ It was during the period between 8-17 -March 1960 that the previously mentioned covert anti-Castro pro- gram which Allen Dulles had agreed (on 17 February 1960) to provide to the Special Group evolved. Among those in the Agency having a direct hand in preparing a suitable paper for the Director's presentation, were - 58 _ TOP SECRET 13-00000: TOP SECRET C. Tracy Barnes, Richard Bissell, Dick Helms, Jake Esterline, J. C. King, and Tom Parrott, among others. Those who figured most prominently among the Special Group representatives at this time were Livingston Merchant, Department of State; John Irwin, Assistant Secretary -for International Security Affairs, Depart-— - ment of Defense; Admiral Burke, Chief, Naval Opera- - tions; and Gordon Gray, the President's National Security Adviser. Other than the more than a dozen’ memorandums and drafts and other papers related to the development of the policy paper, perhaps a note from Richard Helms to C. Tracy Barnes on 8 March 1960 best illustrates the seriousness with which the Agency approached the task of writing a paper for the Direc-. tor.. Mr. Helms's note to Mr. Barnes read as follows: % Tom Parrott gave me for security late this afternoon the attached paper for the 5412 Group outlining the proposed covert action program against Fidel Castro. After reading it, I asked Tom to. defer consideration of. Cuba until next week since I feel that: this document needs re- drafting whether it is used by the Direc- tor for an oral briefing or handed to the designated representatives for their en- lightenment. x I think you will agree with me that the paper is poorly drafted and needs considerable pointing up in various - 59 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET places. I do not disagree with the listed recommendations in paragraph 6, but I do feel that the backup material in paragraphs 2 and 3 needs recasting. For example, the reference to a “short-wave radio station patterned after Radio Free Europe", is no way, in my opinion, to describe what we have’ in mind. Also the paragraph on covert economic action is not sufficiently precise and raises more questions than it answers. There are other points, but there is no " sense in belaboring them in this note to you. - May I ask that you take this matter in hand and advise WH how to put it in suit- able shape for use by the Director with the 5412 Group next week. 32/ In the paper to which Mr. Helms referred the problem facing the US was stated rather simply as follows: To replace the present Government of Cuba, headed by Fidel Castro, with one that will be acceptable to the United States; and to cause this change to occur in such a manner that anti-US repercussions are not induced in Latin America. 33/ - Throughout the discussion of the Agency's role in the anti-Castro activity, there was a tremendous concern that there be no “anti-US repercussions," not only in Latin America per se, but particularly among the Latin American representatives in the Or- ganization of American States and in the United Nations. The constant quest for plausible deniability would - 60 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 i, _ PO , TOP SECRET become the holiest of grails -- constantly, and ‘un- successfully, to be sought throughout the course of the operation by Agency planners. The proposed paper for the Special Group (the paper which Mr. Helms found somewhat lacking) empha- sized those areas highlighted in previous Special Group sessions -- anti-Castro propaganda, disrup-' _ tions of the Cuban economy, including large scale Sabotage operations, and the development of instructor cadres to provide both communications and PM training cadres to resistance groups already extant in Cuba. Interesting, too, is the fact that at this. early stage of US planning mention was made of the offer ‘from the Guatemalan Government of a training site for the PM cadres, or “action groups" as they were called. A financial annex included in the proposals for the Special Group indicated the need for $900,000 for the remainder of FY 1960 and $1.6 million for FY 1961.* 34/ * Apparently Mr. Helms failed to read the financial annex carefully enough, for the estimated requirement for fiscal. 1961 which is shown as $1.6 million, was. either a typographical error, or a mistake in addition -- the sum of the parts shown for FY '61 is $1.7 million. It also was noted that for the remainder of FY '60, the Agency reserve funds would have to be drawn on to meet these “non-program requirements." - 61 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET . As the paper was being prepared for Special Group consideration, J. Cc. King, Chief, Western Hemisphere Division had forwarded a memorandum for the Director of Central Intelligence, providing him with additional information for use during the Special Group discussions; and the transmittal to the DCI recorded that this paper had been used to brief Mr. Nixon on 2 March 1960. King's memorandum covered much the same ground as the paper which went to the Special Group, but contained considerably more de- ‘tail about the activities of the Castro Government which were directly aimed at overthrowing the legiti- mate. governments and replacing them with Communist oriented governments. Col. King's paper also re- vealed that both Guatemala and Nicaragua -- the only ,two governments in Latin America which were to throw their full support behind the Agency's anti-Castro activity -- had made offers at this time for both radio time for anti-Castro broadcasts and, also, for training facilities for anti-Castro groups which the Agency might wish to sponsor. 35/ Despite President Eisenhower's previous objec- tions to the over-emphasis on plans to sabotage Cuba's - 62 —- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET sugar industry, King's paper did reflect considerable emphasis on disruption of that economic sector. Another. item which Col. King saw fit to include in his memorandum was the following: | ; We have available, a drug, which, if placed in Castro's food, would make him behave in such an irrational manner that a public appearance could have very damag- ing results to him.* 36/ Even as the Special Group was planning its ses- sions on the anti-Castro program, so, too, was the ‘National Security Council being geared up for discus- sions of the same situation. Again, there wads great concern over the question of possible loss of prestige should the US act independently of the international _ organizations. There also was interest in protecting US business and in the protection of US lives, and ‘the question of viability of the Guantanamo Base was . of considerable concern to the President's National ~ ' Security adviser, Gordon Gray. The policy that Gray was advised to recommend to the National Security ' Council regarding US bases stated: _. Take action as necessary, including military action, to insure the continued _* For comments on this subject see Part VII of this 7 volume. - 63 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET availability to the United States of bases and base rights in Latin America that are considered vital to “the secur- ity of the United States. 37/ © An additional aspect of the basic national secur- ity policy for Latin America which Gordon Gray was being encouraged’ to promote with the National Security Council on 10 March 1960 recommended that: In the event of an imminent or actual Communist seizure of control from within, take all feasible measure[s] to thwart it, including military action if finally re- quired and appropriate to cope with the situation.* 38/ . Following Gordon Gray's briefing of the National Security Council on 10 March 1960, President. Eisenhower approved the following rather innocuous actions: -1, Every effort should be made to in- ‘fluence the other members of the Organiza- tion of American States to recognize the dangers involved in the Cuban situation. and support action with respect to them. * Mr. Gray also was advised to play both sides of the street for with reference to the disruptive efforts of non-Communist groups, the position he was being urged to promote was the following: The United States should be prepared, if required to protect US interests, to take similar actions against subversion or armed rebellion by non-Communist elements hostile ‘to US interests. - 64 - TOP. SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 2. The responsible Departments and Agencies should keep current plans to déal promptly with likely contingencies which might develop with. respect to Cuba, especially those involving the safety of US citizens in the Guantanamo Base. -3. The developments: with regard to the situation in Cuba should be reviewed by the’ Council’ each meeting, for the immediate future. 39/ Subsequent to the NSC meeting of 10 March 1960, - ‘Gordon Gray informed the President that the Special Group had set aside a 2-hour session on 14 March “to discuss the whole range of assets and possibilities in Cuba." 40/ Prior to the 14 March meeting, Messrs.. Bissell and King received a somewhat strange memorandum from Allen W. Dulles offering “some suggestions as to possible added 'starters' for our Cuban paper; use your own judgment as to adding them." 41/ Among these starters was Dulles's suggestion that the International Transport Union somehow be induced to refuse to load “dangerous" munitions intended for Cuba and then Dulles made the following rather unusual suggestion: * * In addition to the International Transport Union, Dulles also suggested that an attempt be made to in- duce Cuban laborers to resist unloading explosives that were sent to Cuba, but as he himself pointed out, Castro probably would use the Cuban Army should the dockworkers refuse to do the unloading. - 65 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Stress point that while the dynamism is running out of the Marxist-Leninist revolution in Russia, it still remains in China. This explains ChiCom special ‘interest in supporting the Cuban revolu- tion and expanding it, with the ultimate aim of facilitating mass emigration -of Chinese to the Latin American continent to meet their over-population problem. (This may be premature, but there may be something to it.} 42/ As promised by Gordon Gray, the Special Group Meeting of 14 March 1960 focused exclusively on the Cuban problem, and Mr. Dulles presented the members with the paper entitled "General Covert Action Plan for Cuba." Much of the ground was already familiar to the participants, but the memorandum of the meet- ing reflects a number of items worth review. Even though Dulles's paper Placed heavy emphasis on the propaganda needs, even greater emphasis was urged for covert and overt propaganda activities, not only through WRUL, the commercial broadcasting operation, but also through the efforts of USIA's programs for Latin America -- programs which apparently had been sharply curtailed in the recent past. The question of location for the Agency's covert broadcasting activity was again raised and discussed, the question being whether it should be somewhere in the Florida - 66 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET Keys, in some Caribbean country, or elsewhere. Somewhat more attention was focused.on the para- military plans during this discussion than had occurred before, and Mr. Gray was particularly concerned by the Agency estimate that: "it appears no large scale para- military effort (other than wholly overt) will be feasible in less than 8 months"; and he wondered if . a crash program was feasible to speed up the training program. 4&3/ The questions of economic sanctions, OAS and individual Latin American country involvement, the ‘choice of the proper Cuban exiles to represent the government in. exile, and the question of a budget -- the $900,000 for fiscal 1960 and the $1.6-1.7 million for 1961 were also the subjects of discussion. One additional subject of disucssion at this Special Group meeting as recorded by Col. J. C. King was: _ What would be the effect on the Cuban scene ‘if Fidel and Raul Castro and Che Guevarra[sie] should disappear simultan- eously. 44/ In the reported context of the discussion it is not believed that the term "disappear" was a euphemism for assassination, but rather referred to the ouster of -= 67 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Castro's government from political power. The para- graph which had raised the question then continued: Admiral Burke said that the only orga- nized group within Cuba today were[sie] the Communists, and there was therefore the danger that they might move into control. Mr. Dulles felt that this might not be disadvantageous because it would facilitate a multilateral action by OAS. Colonel King said that there were few leaders capable of taking over so far identified. One pos-— sibility was Nunez Jiminez, the head of the Agricultural Reform Program. No other names were widely enough known to be men- tioned. *# Other discussion, notwithstanding, the focus of Mr. Dulles's recommendations on 14 March 1960 was that the Central Intelligence Agency should be authorized to take a number of steps which were specifically re- lated to the development of the guerrilla capacity of ‘the anti-Castro groups, both within and without Cuba... The Agency should be responsible for broadening its contacts with such groups and attempting to unify ‘ * ‘This comment and one made five days earlier (9 March 1960) by J. C. King that “unless Fidel and Raul Castro and Che Guevara could be eliminated in one package -- which is highly unlikely -- this operation can be a long drawn-out affair and the present government will only be overthrown by the use of force" were discussed (pp. 93, 114-116) in SSC report on Alleged Assassination Plots Involving Foreign Léaders, and it is apparent from the recollections of the participants in the meetings that assassination was not the issue in these two instances. - 68 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET them to direct their efforts against Castro. The DCI proposed that CIA should take the lead in assisting these groups to develop friendships among various of _ the Latin American Governments which were skeptical of Castro and that the Agency should be responsible for identifying and training -- in facilities in the United States or elsewhere -- those who would be the leaders of the Cuban guerrilla warfare groups. At the conclusion. of the 14 March meeting, it was agreed that the Agency would revise the paper on the basis of the discussions and plan to present it to President Eisenhower later in the week. 45/ As part of the effort to improve the paper on the proposed anti-Castro operations, the Agency pre- pared additional backup material which could be cranked into the version which would eventually go to the President. On 14 and 15 March, the records reveal copies of two drafts of such a paper, one of which was labeled as "revised version, done by [C. Tracy] Barnes ,. evening 14 Mar," which went into moré detail on both the political opposition to Castro and on the propaganda activities that were being mounted against Castro. These papers also noted that paramilitary - 69 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ' activity would “take the longest to become a usable asset." 46/ The most important difference between these papers and the covert action plan presented by Dulles was that the Financial Annex showed a sharp, upward increase in the anticipated costs for FY ‘61 (-- from $1.6-1.7 million to $3.5 million -- with the heaviest increment coming in terms of the proposed paramilitary operation. The sum for PM operations was revised from an estimated $500,000 in Duliles's 14 March presentation to a total of $1.3 million for that same year. From the time Allen Dulles enunciated the covert action plan (14 March) until President Eisenhower ap-~ proved it (17 March), there was an interesting bit of bi-play between the National Security Council and the Special Group 5412. One of the principal concerns of the National Security Council was the proper US re- sponse should the Cubans try to intervene or inter- fere with operations of the Naval base at Guantanamo Bay, including a possible takeover of the Base. On 16 March 1960, after Gordon Gray had been fully apprised of the proposed plan for covert action submitted by | Allen Dulles, Gray was the recipient of a briefing - 70 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP. SECRET note from a member of his own Staff, Samuel E. Belk, for the planned National Security Council meeting of 17-March which again focused exclusively on the situation at Guantanamo Bay. It appears as though Mr. Belk, even though ‘he was a member of the NSC Staff was completely in the dark as to the planning that had already been undertaken with regard to Castro's ouster. At a time when the President had already indicated that proposals for economic action or direct. sabotage of the Cuban sugar industry were less than what he desired, Mr. Belk, for whatever reason, suggested again that with the new sugar legislation, perhaps Castro could be straightened out. In addition, Belk suggested a plan which was “unconventional and radical" -- having President Eisenhower send a message directly to Castro. telling him that’ he was concerned over the deterioration of © relations between the two countries and suggesting that Castro have private conversations with an emissary whom the President would personally designate. Staffer Belk believed that this was a “can't lose" situation for the US. If Castro refused to meet with Eisenhower's representative, then he would -71- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET | be condemned throughout Latin America. The US on the other hand would receive the blessings of the OAS and the UN for its efforts. If Castro did agree to meet with the President's representative, then relations between the US: and Cuba probably would be improved. 47/ Mr. Belk' s suggestions apparently never went beyond Mr. Gray. At 1430 hours on 17 March 1960, Mr. Dulles pre- sented his covert action plan to a combined meeting of the National ‘Security Council and the principals of the Special Group. In attendance with the Presi- dent were Vice President Nixon, Secretary Herter, Mr. Merchant, Mr. Rubottom, Secretary of Treasury Ander- son, Secretary Irwin, Admiral Burke, Richard Bissell, Colonel King, Gordon Gray, Major John Eisenhower, and General A. J. Goodpaster. Based on General Goodpaster's report on the meeting: The President said that he knows of no better plan for dealing with this situa- tion. The great problem is leakage and breach of security. Everyone must be pre- pared to swear that he has not heard of it. .He said we should limit American contacts. with the groups involved to. two or three people, getting Cubans to do most of what’ must be done ... He under- ‘stood that the effort will be to under- mine Castro's position and prestige ... —- 72 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET The President told Mr. Dulles he thought he [Dulles] should go ahead with the plan and the operations. He and the other agencies involved should take account of all likely Cuban reactions and prepare the actions that we'would take in response to these .,. The President said he would like some groundwork laid with the OAS to let the Latin American countries know that ‘if the Cubans were to start to attack our people in Cuba we’ would be obliged to take action ... © The President said that at the next meeting, he would want to know what is the sequence of events by which we see _. the situation developing -- specifically what actions are we to take. He said our hand should not show in anything that is done. In the meantime State should be working on what we can do in and out of the OAS ... Essentially, the job is to get the OAS to support us. 48/ . . During the course of this meeting, Secretary of the Treasury Anderson exhibited great concern over the welfare of the US firms which had investments in Cuba; and he was pushing for US intervention to protect these private property rights. The President, how- ever, cut him rather short on this. Vice President Nixon, too, indicated some concern with the American business interests in.Cuba; and suggested that steps might be taken to cut off the flow of new capital in- vestment by US firms in Cuba, terminating private - 73- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET businesses already there, and reducing American tour- ism.* 49/ President Eisenhower's approval of the 17 March 1960. covert action program against the Castro regime thus set US ‘policy. Briefly restated, the four major courses of action called for the formation of an anti- -Communist exile political opposition located outside of Cuba which would be the focal point for all of the anti-Castro elements, provision for a powerful propa- ganda offensive against the island, perfection of a covert intelligence-in-action network organization within Cuba, and the development of a paramilitary force outside Cuba, with the necessary logistical support for covert military operations on the island.** * ‘Col. King prepared a memorandum on the same meeting, but, strangely enough, failed tq include a list of the participants. The fact that the President, Vice Presi- dent, and Secretary of State were in attendance could not be known from King's memo alone. 50/ Not in attend- ance’ at. this meeting was Jake Esterline, Chief, WH/4. This was one of numerous instances where higher level personnel ~- in this instance, the DCI, Col. King, and Bissell -- were the principals in a meeting at which Esterline would seem to have been an equally legitimate participant. ** Even as President Eisenhower was approving the anti- Castro effort a Special National Intelligence Estimate was in process and would state that Castro was not "demonstrably under the domination or control of the international Communist, movement." . {(SNIE 85-60, 22 March 1960, p. 3. S.) - 74 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET It is particularly important in light of changes which were subsequently made in the covert action plan to note the language of the approved policy with reference. to’ the paramilitary operation: Initially, a cadre of leaders will be recruited after careful screening and trained as paramilitary instructors. In a second phase, a number of paramilitary cadres will be trained at secure locations - outside of the US so as to be available for immediate deployment into Cuba to organize, train, and lead resistance forces recruited there, both before and after the establish- ment of one or more active centers of resis- tance. , At no point in this Presidentially-approved plan for covert action by the Agency is there any hint of invasion. The paramilitary activity was clearly to be in the context of guerrilla warfare with leader- ship and training to the dissident activities inside Cuba being provided by Cubans trained by United States technicians.* Finally, with reference to the approved * Colonel Jack Hawkins (USMC) who was Chief, WH/4/PM correctly noted in his memorandum: for record of PM operations for Project JMATE that: The only approved, written policy governing paramilitary action against Cuba is contained in paragraph 2d of the Policy Paper approved by the Presi- dent on 17 March 1960." (Emphasis added by author.) 51/ ‘ - 75 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET plan, the overall budget for the remainder of FY '60, and FY '61 of $4.4 million was approved with the caveat that should there be cost overruns, ‘these could be drawn up from the Agency's reserve for contingen- cies.* * A copy of the approved Program of Covert Action Against the Castro Regime is given as Appendix B.. (Appendix B, page 300). The reader is also urged to examine Appendix C, a set of correspondence between the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Arleigh Burke, and Livingston Merchant, the Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs. (Appendix C , page 311.) Admiral Burke apparently had become ex- tremely agitated about the rise of Castro to power in Cuba; and on 26 February of 1960, he had forwarded a paper on US action in Cuba, to both Secretary Merchant and also to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Irwin, in which the Navy's senior officer took it upon himself to examine the various options available to the United States to reassert itself in the Western Hemisphere vis-a-vis ‘the growth of Communist power represented by Castro. Admiral Burke outlined a series of options that were available to the United States, such as multilateral action through the OAS, unilateral overt action by the US, or covert unilateral action by the US.» Leaning heavily on both the Monroe Doctrine and Article 5 of the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance (the Rio de Janeiro Treaty of. 1947) Burke made a series of recommendations covering the same ground -- propaganda, organization of the anti-Castro exiles who were in the US, or direct US military inter- vention -- which had already been considered at high levels and were already familiar to both Secretaries . Merchant.and Irwin. On 10 March 1960, Merchant replied to Burke's memorandum noting "a marked degree of simi- larity in the suggestions of the Navy and of our people here concerning: the need to reverse the trend in Cuba — and the methods which are best calculated to achieve (footnote continued on following page) ~ 76 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET With reference to his action of 17 March 1960, President Eisenhower subsequently wrote: this result." Merchant then went on to review the bidding that had already been done, particularly in the Special Group, on the question of how to handle _ Castro, emphasizing, of course, that State was very much concerned that precipitate action against Castro's government would work, if not immediately, certainly in the long run, to the detriment of the United States, particularly in its relations to the other governments of Latin America. Whether the. response did not satisfy Admiral Burke or whether he sincerely believed that the Navy, more than any other US Agency, should be principally responsible for setting US policy toward Cuba is not known. In any event, on. 16 March 1960, he forwarded another set of proposals for US action in Cuba to both Gordon Gray,. the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, and to Allen W. Dulles. Burke's: comments on the transmittal sheets to these ; two individuals are interesting. To National Security Adviser Gray he wrote: ‘Dear Gordon: Enclosed is my copy of a memorandum on U.S. Action in Cuba which may be of interest to you. Sincerely yours, Arleigh Burke... To the Director of Central Intelligence he wrote: Dear Allen: Enclosed is a memorandum my Staff prepared containing some sugges-— tions which might be useful to you in your work. Naturally, I do not agree with ‘quite all the comments contained in the memorandum but I know that you will for- give the impatient young lad for his de- sire to make sure no opportunity is left uncovered. Warm regards. Sincerely, _Arleigh Burke. Why one.of the recipients was cautioned about "the im- patient: young lad" and the other was not is something (footnote continued on following page) -77- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET On March. 17, 1960, less than two weeks after my return from Puerto Rico, I ordered the Central Intelligence Agency to begin to organize the training of Cuban exiles, mainly in Guatemala, against the possible future day when they might return to their homeland... More specific planning was not possible because the Cubans. living in exile had made no move to select from among. their numbers, a of a mystery. Certainly the proposals by one J. E. Pond, Jr., reflect at least, Pond's youth and immatur- ity. For among other things in his memorandum, Mr. * Pond suggested that the Navy: “Accept Mr. Merchant's offer in his letter of March 10 to Admiral Burke of a complete briefing of State Department activities — vis-a-vis the Cuban situation in an effort to prod State to move faster." Or, with reference. to action that the State Department should take, he suggested: "Brief all individuals and groups of U.S. nationals ‘going to Latin America on the Kommunist [ste] threat in Cuba for further dissemination to host country personnel." Two items which had not appeared in other of the papers related to the evolution of US policy to oust Castro which were introduced by Mr. Pond, were that the IADB (Inter-American Defense Board) ' become involved in the anti-Castro effort -- an exceed- ingly naive suggestion considering that the members ‘of this group were far from unariimous in condemning the Castro Revolution. And the second unique contri- bution of this paper which Admiral Burke saw fit to forward to two very senior members of the Executive Branch, was the spelling throughout the: paper of Communist with a "K". These last proposals that Ad- miral Burke had forwarded to the Director of Central Intelligence ended up in the files of Chief, Western Hemisphere Division. The memorandum having been sent down from Mr. Bissell's office, with the following notation to Col. King: Admiral Burke. sent this over to the Director on the afternoon of 17 March, and the latter handed [it] to me. I do not believe it requires a reply,. but pass it to you for any value it may have. - 78 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET leader whom we could recognize. as the head of a government in exile.¥* 52/ * In preparing this comment, the former President ap- parently had to call-on his own memory, on the memory of. Gen. Goodpaster, and the memory of Gordon Gray. Based on his own recollections Eisenhower said that neither his own nor Goodpaster's records contained anything about the 17 March 1960 meeting. Similarly, Gordon Gray wrote to Eisenhower: . _ You may recall that not .so very. long after I became your Special Assistant, in a meeting you had with Allen Dulles and .me you gave instructions that activities of the so-called "Special Group" should not be recorded. in.any place except the files of the Director of the Central In- telligence Agency. You did not ‘wish that there be other copies. It’ was for this ‘reason that I did not seek a copy of. the -* March 17th paper for my files, nor did I _ make notes at that meeting. Subsequent: to March 17th, I began to make memoranda of every meeting on that particular subject. because I hada hunch . that. someday these might be important, and I intended to put them in your hands at the appropriate time,- understanding, of course, ‘that you might wish to have them destroyed. Incidentally, there were no carbons or ‘ other copies made of these memoranda. By not making copies, and by planning to put the documents in your own hands for .what- ‘ever, disposition you wished to make of them, I sort of rationalized my violation of your instructions about not making such memoranda. I hope I neednot assure you that it was not my practice to violate your instructions and this is the only instance of ‘such that I can recall, 53/ - 79 + TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET -B. . Forging the Tool Following President Eisenhower's approval of the anti-Castro program which had evolved from the numerous discussions, meetings, and briefings pre- viously mentioned, the Agency's leadership then faced the problem of acting directly to implement the anti- Castro program. Problems which had been discussed philosophically prior to this time now had to be put to the test of practicality. Among the problems of principal importance during the period from March to September 1960 were the following: The establishment of ‘the leadership of WH/4 and the acquisition of pexsonnel for WH/4 5 Extensive coordination between Agency representa— tives and representatives of other US Government Agencies and, at the same time, a “high level of intra- Agency coordination. | . . The initiation of a paramilitary training program for those Cubans who would be directly involved in help- ing to dispose of the Castro Government: Attempting to. establish project parameters and to.give proper consideration to possible changes in the concept of the program as time passed; - 80 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET And, finally, to retain the credibility and viability of the operation despite numerous wild haired proposals that were being put forward at vari- ous ‘times ‘during the months under study -~- proposals which never should have been offered let alone given any serious consideration. — As previously noted, WH/4s was established by. . Col. King in January of 1960; however, it was not until 24 March 1960 that Mr. Bissell apparently of- ficially got around to approving the new Branch, for ‘in a memorandum for the Deputy Director for. Support (DDS), it was noted: The SSA-DDS has advised of the DDP's approval of the creation of a new opera- tional Branch, the abolishment of an existing Section, and the creation of a -new Section within the WH Division Head- quarters Staffing complement. , The 15 new positions required by the Branch would be more than offset by the decrease in the. DDP complement. The same memorandum indicated that the Wage and Salary Division of the Office of Personnel had approved the various grades that had been proposed and then the memorandum went on to. state: The approval limits the usage of the requested positions to the duration of the - 81 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Cuban crisis; after which all the positions in ‘the new Branch and Section will be re- viewed for reclassification purposes. 54/ The question of financing and budget for project JMATE had already caused concern among those responsible for the formulation of the anti-Castro policy, and soon after the President's approval of the project, the question of budget and finance surfaced. By 24 March | ' 1960, the Deputy Director for Support noted that: “Jack Earman advised me that the Director had approved of the paper calling for the release of $900,000 from the reserve for Project JMARC." 55/ Indeed the Director had signed such a paper calling for the $900,000 as "an unprogrammed requirement for which other funds are not available." 56/ In his memo to the Comptroller concerning the release of funds from the Agency reserve, the Director was also careful to point out that it would be the responsiblity of Chief, WH Division to certify that the funds had been expended as specified for the project; that additionally, the DDP or his designee would have to approve each certification; that the — only Headquarters file on the budget for the project would be maintained by WH/Division; and that the ~ 82 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET file would be complete as to the purpose of the expend- iture, the date, those who were involved as payees, and any other details; and finally that access to this financial file would be “limited to persons _specifically authorized by the Deputy Director (Plans) ."* 57/ In the. first meeting following the Presidential approval. of the anti-Castro. program, Jake Esterline callea the members of WH/4 together to announce that the program had been given the crypt of JMARC; and he - further pointed out that 1 May 1960 was the target date for. the beginning of training at Fort Randoiph in Panama. (This. date was predicated on the assump- tion of a satisfactory report from the Inspection, Team — which was to travel to Fort Randolph on 27 March.) Medical. and security officers were to be assigned to the training base and the communications Link was to x be established with Headquarters. In this early * Unlike some suggestions that had been forwarded by the WH/4 Finance Officer, Michael King, the Director's Memorandum placed budgetary responsibility with the _ DDP and Chief, WH. Division. Chief, WH/4 was not even included on the routing. for the Director's Memorandum. The WH/4 Financial Officer, on the other hand, had suggested that certain of the responsibilities for approval: of funding be given to the project Chief, or the Chief, WH/Division. 58/ - 83 - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 TOP SECRET meeting, Esterline emphasized that training at the Fort Randolph and Fort Sherman areas of Panama was going to be extremely limited; and since there would be no training areas in the United States; third country training activities would need to be estab- lished. He emphasized again that secrecy was of paramount importance if the operation was to succeed, . and stressed that the establishment of a Government- in-exile was a key point to making the planned opera- tion credible. Esterline further indicated that such a government hopefully could be announced by the early part of April and that the Headquarters for such a government could be located either in Puerto Rico or Costa Rica. Esterline also made an appeal for personnel to staff both the Panama training activity and Base Two, the Coral Gables Headquarters which later would be known as JMWAVE. one interesting point made at this first meeting was that: Mr. [Scudder] Georgia reported that the DDS Offices concerned had nominated nearly all of the personnel required by 1 and 15 April respectively. Action was being taken to make all these available at once.... [and] it was agreed that DDS . representatives would meet once a week - 84 ~— TOP SECRET 13-00000 ‘the fact of Agency involvement in this covert opera- TOP SECRET to review activities, determine the status of commitments, and prepare a brief re- port for Chief, Branch 4. 59/ In another Branch meeting soon after the one just ‘mentioned, Esterline reemphasized, as he and others would do throughout the course of the operation, the’ need for security practices designed to protect tion. He also indicated the considerable degree of cooperation which already was being required from other services. Dave Phillips provided a specific. example of this, emphasizing that without the close cooperation of the United States Navy, it would have been difficult to transport the two radio transmitters which were going to be installed on ‘Swan Island. -Moreover, Phillips reported that a crew of Seabees would be responsible for constructing the facilities to house the transmitters and the quarters for’ per- sonnel who would conduct the propaganda effort from . Swan Island. Because the activities then’ established on Swan Island were under the control of the Federal Aviation Administration, om _ Tracy Barnes (the A/DDP/A) was to meet with the Director of FAA, Gen. Elwood Quesada, to clear with him the problems that were - 85 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET involved in establishing this Agency activity on the island. 60/ Coordination also had to be effected with the United States Coast Guard in order that -there be no interference with maritime activities; and the Immigration and Naturalization Service was alerted to the need to facilitate the entry of Cuban defectors. 61/ . As attempts were being made to establish the parameters for the operations against Castro, a most prescient memorandum was directed to Chief, WH/4 from Paul Oberst, Chief, Covert Action, WH Division. Oberst apparently had been associated with PBSUCCESS, the project which resulted in the ouster of the Arbenz Government in Guatemala in 1954; and recalling some of the “pitfalls and counter-productive aspects" of that particular operation, Oberst wrote as follows: I have the impression that our basic JMARC plan commits us to a rather firm timetable. In my judgment, we should have great flexibility in deciding the appropriate time for kicking off any paramilitary operations. Before such operations are initiated, we should have firm evidence that our propaganda and political action operations have irrev- ocably undermined Castro's prestige, both in Cuba and abroad. We should not initiate paramilitary actions until we are convinced that they will not enable - 86'°- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Castro to recuperate lost prestige and rally local and foreign sympathy and sup- port. .Generally speaking, current area attitudes toward the Castro regime are satisfactory from our [CIA] point of view. However, this could change radically and rapidly, if there are any premature para-— military actions. When the time comes for paramilitary activity, we should make every effort to conceal any invasion actions. To avoid or minimize Castro's counter propaganda, the paramilitary operations must appear to be an internal : - uprising by'dissident elements within Cuba. This, of course, would require clandestine infiltration of personnel and. arms before the hostitlities begin. In my opinion, Castro will inevitably charge the US with responsibility for JMARC operations, and many Latin Americans and other foreign observers will be in- clined to accept such charges with or without supporting evidence. Therefore, what we need is a massive diversionary effort that will either obscure the fact of our involvement or make our involvement palatable. This diversionary tactic might be accomplished by exploiting unanimous Latin American revulsion toward the Trujillo regime ... If it became known, or strongly suspected, that we were supporting opera- tions to bring about a transition to demo- cratic.government in the Dominican Republic, the waters would be suitably muddied, and a climate prepared for the Cuban effort.* 62/ * Debatable though Oberst's philosophy regarding the Dominican Republic might be, serious attention to his initial comments regarding paramilitary activities against Castro might have halted -~ or at least seriously altered -- the operations which would ultimately con- Clude at the Bahia de Cochinos.. As with other of the cautionary and restrained: proposals which would be put forth prior to launching the invasion, little heed (footnote continued on following page) - 87 _ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET In mid-April of 1960 WH/4 made the first presen- tation for the DCI since the basic program had been approved by President Eisenhower in mid-March. In attendance in addition to the DCI were: Gen. Cabell, Mr. Helms (C/OPS), Herman Horton (CI Staff), and C. Tracy Barnes, Mr. Bissell's Deputy. This high level group was informed that broadcasting activity from - Swan Island was scheduled to begin on 17 May 1960 and that very special operations. were being carried out in order to provide stories for propaganda use. Ac- cording to Dave Phillips who made the presentation apparently was paid to Mr. Oberst's proposals. About the same time that Oberst's memorandum was going forward, the DDP was calling for WH/4 to prepare daily progress reports as one way of eliminat- ing the need for crash-type responses or actions. In discussing the contents of such reports, it was indicated that: , The Progress Report should generally not exceed one page in length, and that we should not hesitate to include it in items which were not favorable to our progress, in other words, setbacks or handicaps. which we might have encountered. 63/ Also, by way of keeping informed about develop-~ ments related to the operation, Chief WH/4 instituted a series of weekly meetings with the operational ele- ments of the DDP "for the purpose of insuring opera- tional coordination similar to that achieved by the meeting of support elements every Tuesday morning." 64/ - 88 - TOP. SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET on propaganda, excellent results were being obtained. The reports on the evolution of the government in exile and the buildup of the stay-behind network and on paramilitary activity indicated that much work still remained to be done to get these activities off the ground: Further, it was pointed out to the ‘DCI and the DDCI that budget estimates were rapidly escalating, principally because: Direct costs of nonexpendable equipment [were] being charged against the project which, in fact, was the major cause of the project's over-obligation. It was the. opinion of ‘all concerned that such property should be held on a Memorandum Receipt - basis without cost to the project, and that. charges, if any, should be reflected as direct costs only if property was found unserviceable or was not returned to com- munications stock supply after the project is terminated. The DCI was advised that - this matter would be discussed with the Comptroller for resolution. 65/ Most important ‘in’ connection with this briefing, was the DCI's comment that: With respect to personnel needs, he : assured all, no matter whether personnel were overseas or in the US, he would arrange to obtain personnel required in ‘support of JMARC. 66/ The meaning of Chief/WH/4's comments to the DCI, was made quite clear within a few days when Admendment No. 1 to the project was submitted to the Director - g9 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET for approval. The amendment concerned the need for more money and pointed out that: Not only has the initial $900,000 already been expended, but it is cur- rently estimated that an additional $1.0 million is immediately required to carry-the activity. through 30 June 1960 --. Note is also made ... of possible . contingencies amounting to an additional $1.4 million for which no funds are re- quested ‘at this: time. 67/ In addition to an early updating for the DCI, WH/4 also. undertook to educate the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the Cuban problem very soon after the Eisen- hower approval of the anti-Castro program. On 8 April 1960, General: Cabell headed a CIA delegation including Mr. Bissell, Col. King, and Jake Esterline which briefed a very high level group of Department of Defense representatives in the JCS conference room at the Pentagon.* General Cabell made only introduc- tory remarks, and the bulk of the briefing was con-. ducted by Mr. Bissell with some assistance from * Included among the Defense participants were Thomas Gates, Secretary of Defense; Gen. Twining, Chairman, © oCS; Gen. Shoup, Commandant U.S. Marines; Admiral Burke; CNO; General Erskine, Chief, Special Ops, U.S. Army;. Gen. White, COS/USAF; and Gen. Woolnough, repre- senting Cos/army . 68/ _ 90 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET oS. c. King. Apparently Jake Esterline, the man who had the monkey on his back as project chief sat quietly by. | The Suggestion which had been made by Paul Oberst that the "waters be muddied" by making it appear that the US was backing the anti-Trujillo forces in the Dominican Republic was not introduced during the course of this briefing of the JCS, even though the Dominican Republic was included as a part of the overall briefing. What did emerge with refer- oe | ence to the Dominican Republic was a concensus that _ if Trujillo were ousted, there was a strong possibility that Castro might move into the Dominican Republic | where he probably would be received as a conquering hero. _ in the course of the discussion which followed the briefing, Admiral Burke emerged as the principal “hawk, * indicating his willingness to move fleet units into the Port au Prince, Haiti area because the sug-_ gestion had been made that. if Castro went into the ‘Dominican Republic it would only be a few days time before ‘he also would be welcomed into Haiti. In ad- dition, Burke made it quite clear that should the -=- 91 - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 TOP SECRET Cuban government launch an attack on Guantanamo, the Navy was prepared to defend that base. In Burke's opinion, the Navy had adequate force available to do that.* 69/. Whether a direct result of this briefing of the JCs or. not, there was’ a noticeable improvement . in WH/4"s relations with the military services be- fore the end of April 1960. On 19 April, for example, $150,000 was to be funneled from the CIA's Director | of Logistics to the Comptroller, US Army, ostensibly as a working fund for the 2750th Maintenance Unit, Fort Randolph, Canal Zone. This money, Of course, was to be used for necessary construction, renovation, procurement of material, and hire of native labor as necessary to improve Fort Randolph as a training site for the PM insturctor cadre. 71/- Before the end of April 1960, the Joint Chiefs ‘ of Staff had approved, in principle, the Agency's ee This briefing for the senior personnel in the Depart- ment of Defense, would have taken. place in any event; but it may have been prompted by the reluctance of the designated DOD liaison officer with WH/4, Capt. Burns Spore (USN), to do much more than listen to WH/4' s re- quests for the assignment of DOD personnel to the project and for real estate for use in the. training program until. he received a green light from the SecDef. 70/ - 92 - TOP SECRET © 13-00000 TOP SECRET request for overflight photo coverage of the islands offshore of Cuba. The decision on this matter was taken up, not only with the Air Force, but also with J. Lampton Berry of the Department of State.* Al- though the ‘authorization and plan for these overflights, presumably by the U-2, antedated the shootdown of Francis Gary Power's U~2 in the Soviet Union, it was recorded that: Ambassador Berry had called to say that the Department ... had approved the mission, but insisted that extremely tight security be exercised throughout and that Col. Benson (USAF/Operations) inform Ambassador Berry before each sortie so that the Department would be properly prepared to respond to any emergency. 72/ The first flight, incidentally, ‘was tentatively sched- uled for the weekend of 30 April ~ 1 May of 1960.** In April of 1960, in addition to working with the Army, the Agency representatives also began to work with the Covert Limited Warfare Committee of * Berry was a Career Minister and former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary. (AE&P) to Ceylon who was at this time. assigned to the Bureau of Intelligence and Research. . ++ Powers was shot down over the USSR on 1 May 1960. : - 93 - TOP SECRET _ 13-00000 TOP SECRET the Office of Special Operations, Department of De- fense. One of the particular problems of concern in this relationship was that of covert sea transporta- tion which might be necessary to lift anti-Castro forces back to the. island of. Cuba. Even though all , the planning about which there is a record at this time concerned only cadres for guerrilla warfare training and the infiltration of communications ex- perts, on 25 April 1960, Savilion Chapman of DDP's Maritime Branch met with a Captain Thomas (USN) and a Col. Anderson’ (USMC) who were members of the DOD/CIA Covert Limited Warfare Stockpiling Committee, and discussed among other interesting subjects: The acquisition from the Navy of two Landing Ship~Tanks (LST) and four Air- Sea Rescue Craft (AVR), the training of the Cuban crews for these vessels, and . the means; of covert transfer of the vessels from the Navy to the Agency.* 73/ In addition to the requested overhead reconnis- sance of the Cuban coastline. by the Air Force, the -* It is rather strange that at this early date in _ April 1960 discussions were being held concerning the acquisition of LST's. There had been no discus- ‘sions concerning the movement of a large body of Cuban troops back into their homeland; and, consequently, the discussion re LST's seems highly out of place. - 94 - TOP. SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET _ Maritime Branch representatives also discussed beach gradient problems with the Marine Corps and repre- sentatives of the Navy's Hydrographic Office. It was ascertained that much work neéded to be. done in order to upgrade information suitable for pianning the use of LST's for beaching and landing of troops -and vehicles. 74/ In the weeks immediately following Eisenhower's announcement of the anti-Castro policy, the Department of State seemed to be operating in a world.of. its own -~ making elaborate plans for Cuban briefings and the flow of information on Cuba's internal developments. On 25 March, for example, Roy Rubottom, Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs, was the originator of an elaborate memorandum which provided a check list .of current. operations and ten categories of activity related to developments in. Cuba. From the tenor of the paper itself, it seems as though Rubottom was ignorant of the Cuban issues before the Special Group, of the discussions among CIA, State, and Department of Defense, and of the President's approved plan for covert action. Nor was there any evident awareness of the various overt - 95 + TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET programs with reference to the Cuban problem. 75/ About this same time, Allen Dulles made known to ‘the Special Group his displeasure that the Depart- ment failed to consult with the Agency prior to announcing the reappointment of Philip Bonsal as US Ambassador to Cuba. 16/ The Rubottom plan apparently had some. impact, for by the end of April 1960, Gordon Gray was calling on Douglas Dillon, the Undersecretary of State, to find someone in the Department -- Dillon himself -- ‘to be “constantly seized of the Cuban problem and who would take steps. to assure that all of the activ- . ities of various groups were in harness and that all needed decisions were made when needed. "* 77/ Mr. Gray also specified some of the problems which would face a Chief of Staff on the Cuban activity, noting: [Livingston Merchant] has set up two groups, one under the chairmanship of Mr. Mallory. In addition, there is the Special Group, of which Livie is a mem- ber, and in his absence Ray Hare sits. Further, there is a special activity * This, of.course, apparently ignores or disregards the creation of WH/4 and the responsibilities desig- nated to the Agency by Gray's boss, President Eisen- hower. - 96 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET proceeding under the chairmanship of Bob Anderson, with which you may or may not be familiar. Allen Dulles has a particu- lar liaison with Bob in this matter. The Defense Department, of course, has many interests. 78/ ‘The suggestion that Undersecretary Douglas Dillon be made Chief of Staff responsible for coordinating the programs with reference to Cuba did not sit well with- : . / . the Agency; and after the matter had been surfaced at ‘, a meeting of the Special Group on 28 April, Chief, ., WH/4 prepared a memorandum stating in part with reference to Dillon: The Agency would not look with favor on this arrangement. Mr. Barnes and the -Director, therefore, plan to go over to State on Monday afternoon [2 May 1960] -and head off this new development. Mr. Barnes believes that a short paper setting forth what we are already doing in the fields. of coordination and liaison should be adequate to support their point of view. 79/ ; Whether resistance to the suggestion that Dillon become Chief of' Staff for the nation's anti-Castro program was in itself distasteful to the Agency or whether it was simply opposition to the idea that State should take over the direction of a program which would basically be carried out by the Agency is not revéaled -in the records... Presumably both elements - 97 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET entered into the picture. In any event, Gordon Gray seemed cavalier in disregarding the creation of WH/4 and the liaison arrangements which had already been made. (See Appendix D.)* But whatever the explana- tion, Mr. Dillon did not become Chief of Staff for the nation's Cuban program. Although it was not. included on the list of ‘Agencies with which CIA maintained liaison and con- tacts at this time, mention should be made of the CIA-FBI contacts concerning Cuba. Technically the FBI was prohibited. from engaging in intelligence operations overseas, but in mid-June 1960, Chief, ‘WH/4 revealed that the FBI reportedly had. plans for installing a stay-behind network ~-- using Mexicans and Cubans -- to be activated in case diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba were broken. Chief, WH/4 suggested that the CI Staff get in touch with the FBI Liaison Officer, Sam Papich and ask for an explanation of the Bureau's’ plan. 80/ About the same time that Chief WH/4 was evincing concern about FBI activities in Cuba, Chief, WH Division noted in * Appendix D, page 332. - 98 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET a memorandum for the Acting Director of Central In- telligence that: . A thorough investigation has been made of the relations between the Havana Station and. the Havana Office of the Federal Bureau. ‘of Investigation. It has been concluded that the operations of the FBI have neither interferred with nor conflicted with the Station's operations. 81/ Col’... King's memo also stated the Bureau's long- time contacts in the Cuban area were a benefit to both the Bureau and to the Station pointing out that -€requently the Station was called on to participate in, or actually undertake, the debriefing of various individuals who had come into the FBI offices to volun- teer information. On oceasion, the Bureau had even _ turned over specific operations to the Station. Chief, WH Division went even further when, during the course of one of the weekly interdepart- mental meetings in State, it was suggested by Mr. Gray and Mr. Mallory that the FBI was exceeding its jurisdiction, and that perhaps this should be brought before the NSC for consideration. Col. King reported that he remained non-committal at this time, but did point out that he thought the jurisdictional issue should be “soft-pedaled." He did say, however, that ~ 99 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET the memorandum he had prepared on this subject was being held in the files should questions about this - particular Bureau activity ever be raised. King also recommended that the Agency not take the initia- tive in raising the question. 82/ Neither Col. King, nor anyone else involved in the anti-Castro operation ever registered a formal protest against the FBI's activities in the Havana area. By mid-summer 1960, the relationship became even closer, particularly as the Agency expanded activities. at the Forward Operations Base, JMASH (later JMWAVE) in Miami. ‘In one report concerning the number of the. Cuban exiles in the Miami area who were under suspicion of -- or were -- working for Castro, or who were trying desperately to get sup- port from one or another US Agency, an FBI agent made a rather interesting forecast to the CIA repre- sentative with whom he was exchanging information. According to the report from Miami, an FBI agent | told me that his personal opinion was that it. would be virtually impossible, if not completely impossible, to bring about the overthrow of the Castro regime using Cuban exiles. He thought the only solu- tion to the problem, and the one that stood the best chance of success, was to ~ 100 - TOP SECRET 13-00000: TOP SECRET go in with the US Marines. He admitted _that this was only his personal opinion, but he felt that in view of his experience and contact with the Cuban exiles, he had a good point. I could not help agree with him. 83/ Agent George Davis apparently was extremely interested in full cooperation with the Agency, quick- ly accepting the Agency representative's proposal that they visit the FBI offices once or twice each week to compare notes; and the CIA field’ representa- tive, in turn, agreed to pass on to Mr. Davis in the FBI any information which the Agency might acquire pertaining to FBI interests. * * The Forward Operations Base (FOB) opened in May 1960 in Coral Gables, Florida, and it was the second FOB that had been established since the formation of WH Division -- the initial base having been set up during the anti-Arbenz operation in Guatemala in 1953- 1954. In general, the Miami FOB paralleled the organ- ization of Headquarters with FI, CI, CA, Support, and PM units. FOB reported directly to the Chief,. WH Division, not to Jake Esterline, Chief, WH/4. Ini- tially the satellite communications center for relaying commo between Headquartérs and the field -- including facilities in thé Florida Keys concerning the maritime operations --.was established; and ultimately the commo link would connect Headquarters with the operations in Guatemala and Nicaragua. The cover firm for the base, | was Clarence A. DePew & Sons, a notional cover:: for an organization engaged in Classified research. A series of some 32 reports has been prepared on ~ the FOB, and the reports are available through the Records Management Officer of WH Division. These (footnote continued on following page) - 101 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET In addition to its concern with the interests of other government agencies in the Cuban problem, in mid-summer of 1960 the Agency also was required to provide intelligence briefings for the Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates of the major politi- cal parties. ‘While the intelligence briefings were scheduled to consider. the world situation, consider- able emphasis was being given to both Cuba and the Dominican Republic. In preparation for Mr. Dulles’ briefing of the Democratic nominee, John F. Kennedy, on 23 July 1960, WH/4 prepared a detailed Cuban brief- ing paper touching on the principal aspects of the exile organization, the propaganda plan, penetration of Cuba by personnel from communist countries (includ~ ing the Soviet Union, Red China, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, and East Germany), and the play that Castro was making in the Latin American world for pro-communist sympa-— thizers. In addition, emphasis also was given to the reports deal basically with the period between 1962 and 1968; and while there is some feeling that the story of the Bay of. Pigs operation should go into extensive detail on the initial operations of the FOB, this author has chosen not to do so, focusing instead on only those broad aspects of the problem relating to the Miami Base. 84/ -. 102 - TOP SECRET . 13-00000 TOP SECRET planned program for paramilitary training and opera-— tions under the aegis of CIA. “Insofar as can be determined, however, there is no indication that in “his pre-election briefing of the Democratic Presidential candidates that Mr. Dulles went into any specifics on the Agency's anti-Castro pians. 85/ As‘mentioned previously, one of the continuing . problems requiring coordination within the Executive Branch was the increasing budget demands for Project JMATE. From an estimate of some $2.5 million of ‘budgeted and reserve funds, which had been made avail- able for the program by mid-August of 1960, Mr. Bissell. appeared ata special Group meeting, requesting that “an additional $10.75 million be released from reserve funds to meet the ever-increasing needs, particularly for the paramilitary and propaganda programs. The decision of the Special Group following Mr. Bissell's appeal was that: . | This matter should be laid before the .appropriate higher authorities and a presentation would be arranged hopefully within the next ten days. This was be- lieved to be wise, not because any. actions involving major political risks were to be taken in the near future, but because the Agency would soon become committed _ to various substantial expenditures which - 103 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET should not be undertaken without a reason- able assurance that the operation was to go forward. 86/ On 22-23 August of 1960, after discussions with Mr. Stans and Mr. Macy, the Agency was notified that the requested $10 million for FY 61 would be made avail- _able from the Agency Reserve for Contingencies.* 87/ Cc. Cooperation and Challenge As already mentioned, immediately following the Eisenhower decision to promote the anti-Castro program, there was a considerable degree of coopera- tion between CIA ‘and other of the concerned Agencies -- the Department of Defense, the Department of State, . the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Immigration and Naturalization Service, and others. As WH/4 continued to expand and develop the various programs -- propa- ‘ ganda, covert.action, staybehind networks, and para- military operations -- there were ever increasing contacts between CIA and the representatives of other * One explanation for the sharply increasing demand for reserve funds may lie in the fact that materiel was being written off upon issue, rather than upon consumption -- an aspect of the operation that was explained to the author by William E. Eisemann, formerly Chief, Support WH/4. 88/ - 104 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET government agencies. Perhaps the best way to describe the period from the summer of 1960 until the early fall was as a period of cooperation and challenge. ' Cooperation because the needs of the Agency represented National Policy. Challenge to most if not all of CIA's proposals -- proposals which concerned the nature of the propaganda effort, the size and make-up : . of the exile military force which was being organized, the location of training sites, the types of technical materiel (including. aircraft) being requested, and, most important by the end of this period, the specific ¢ nature of the military operation which was to be mounted against Fidel Castro. By early June 1960, the program for paramilitary training of Cuban exiles was jumped from some 60 to 500 or more trainees -- even. though the actual train ‘ing of the: initial instructor cadre at Fort Randolph in Panama had not yet begun and the FRD was only in . i . : the initial stages of negotiation for PM and commo “training facilities in Guatemala. It was anticipated ‘that the increased number of PM trainees would be recruited out of the Miami area, from other Latin American countries where Cubans had taken up residence, - 105 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET and from others who might be recruited inside Cuba. The emphasis on the PM training at this time was to be on weapons, demolitions, sabotage, and guerrilla warfare tactics; and the weapons familiarization was to be with the M-1 carbine, the Garand and Spring- field rifles, the Thompson sub-machine gun, and the -45 Colt automatic pistol. This, of course, was the weapons mix in the Agency's stockpile of standard arms packs. 89/ It must be presumed that the call for increases in the number of PM trainees was related to the con- tinued importation of Soviet weapons and’ technicians and the increasing strength of the Communist Party in Cuba. An NIE written in mid-June 1960 on “The Situation in Cuba," for example noted that the Castro’ regime was “deeply and increasingly influenced by Conm- munists .. no longer any prospect of democratic govern- ment under his [Fidel Castro's] regime." As was past estimates, this particular NIE was unable to answer the question of whether Castro himself was a Communist. The NIE also mentioned that no strong opposition leader to the Castro regime had emerged, nor did the opposition at that time “pose a serious threat to - 106 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET. the regime." One weakness touched on by the National Estimate concerned the Castro militia which was char- acterized as "only partially armed, and for the most part poorly trained ... [and] appears to have little, if any, effectiveness as an organized combat force. in conventional operations." For either of the fore- going reasons, perhaps, an increase in the number. of PM personnel might (a) assist in bringing a strong dissident leader to the fore, or (b) develop the capability to overcome the Castro militia. 90/ The question of an increased number of PM trainees surfaced in a late August briefing for Presi- dent Eisenhower, Secretaries Gates, Dillon, and Ander-— son, and Generals Persons, Lemnitzer, and Goodpaster by the DCI and Mr. Bissell. After President Eisenhower's National Security Adviser, Gordon Gray, summarized developments since the March announcement of the anti- Castro program, Mr. Dulles provided some specifics concerning the organization of the FRD and its prin- cipals, noting that the Headquarters for the FRD had been established in Mexico City, in lieu of the invi- tation of. President Ydigoras of Guatemala to permit the FRD to operate’ from his country. “Mr. Dulles - 107 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET . noted that at this time, it was particularly important that the US presence in Guatemala not be revealed.’ When the discussion turned to the PM forces, the De- partment of Defense representative, Mr. Gates, made it quite clear that he was concerned about the pos- sibility of US military personnel being involved directly in the military operations inside Cuba. Mr. Bissell responded that US military personnel in third countries would be used only as instructors -- not as cadre leaders for either an invasion ora guerrilla warfare effort. Bissell did stress, however, that there was need for a standby force, .preferably of non-Americans, with. special training in guerrilla warfare to pro- vide a leadership complement to the Cubans when “push" came to’ "shove," a recommeridation that provoked some differences of opinion during the course of this briefing for the President when it was suggested that US officers might be required to direct these forces. Mr. Dulles proposed withholding this dis- cussion until the Agency and the JCS could talk the matter over. Mr. Gray seemed to be determined that the issue of the force level and make-up be resolved - 108 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET at this particular time. According to his own report _ Of his position at this meeting, Mr. Gray pointed out that it would be unwise to mount any kind of an operation without the determination to see it through and that. an abortive effort would be worse than-no effort at all. He there- fore thought that if this backup force “was essential to ultimate success, full consideration should be given to it at this stage in the planning. Mr. Dulles again urged that a decision on this be deferred.* 91/ In support of Mr. Gray and in some contradiction to Mr. Bissell's view that perhaps the Cuban PM force would be able to carry off the effort without any out- side help, the President was reported to have indicated that _ . He would go along so long as the Joint Chiefs, Defense, State, and CIA think we. have a good chance of being successful. — He wouldn't care much about this kind of . cost [the $10 million increase noted | : earlier]; indeed, he said he would de- .. fend this kind of action against all , comers and that if we could be sure of freeing the Cubans from this incubus, — $25 million might be a small price to pay. * In light. of today's relations between the United States and other of the major world powers with. the third countries, Gordon Gray displayed -- in the ‘summer of 1960 -- a degree. of foresight with which . he has never been properly credited. For he noted at that time that if the US failed to deal firmly with Cuba, there was an obvious danger that other . small nations would be encouraged to undertake harass~ ments of the major powers. 92/ -109 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET The President concluded the meeting, by saying that he would like to urge caution with respect to the danger of making false moves, with the result of starting some- thing before we were ready for it.* 93/ One of the most persistent problems which was to Surface. by: early fall of 1960 concerned the need for the anti-Castro operation itself, and the bulk of the questioning came from the Department of State, . principally from Thomas Mann, who soon was to become the Assistant Secretary of State for American Repub- lic Affairs. Mann already had been involved in some of the prior discussions concerning the anti-Castro ‘activity in his capacity as Assistant Secretary for * ‘In his temorandum of a meeting with the President on 17 August 1960, Gordon Gray noted that in discuss- ing the CIA meeting planned for 18 August, that in addition to Messrs. Dulles.and Bissell, a third CIA officer might possibly be in attendance; and he also noted that the Vicé-President had been invited to at- tend the briefing. According to Gray's record, how- ever, neither the Vice-President nor the third CIA representative were in attendance at the briefing of 18 August. The attendance of the Director and Mr. Bissell, but with no CIA representative from WH/4, was further: illustration of Jake Esterline's criticism that at too many high level ‘briefings, CIA's repre- sentatives were individuals who, high ranks notwith- standing, were the furthest from the operation -- yet they were responsible’ for informing the nation's policy- makers about the details of the anti-Castro program. g4/ It is also interesting to note that this off-the- record meeting which was arranged by Gordon Gray lasted only 23 minutes, and this included at least a short time for a brief discussion related to Francis Gary - Powers. 95/ - 110 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Economic Affairs. In early September of 1960, Chief, WH/4 learned from a member of the Department of State that Mr. Mann was going to ask for a restudy of the basic concept of IMATE, or, if he did not ask for that re-evaluation, he would ask for immediate review and rescheduling of the timetable for the IMATE oper- ation. At this time and in view of the lack of prog~ - ress both in developing any great cohesion within the FRD in organizing the dissidents within Cuba, _the questions seemed in order. The reaction of Chief, WH/4 however, was that an attempt should be made to blunt Mr. Mann's efforts, noting for example: _ The degree to which we are already com- mitted in JMARC would pose a monumental security. problem alone if we were suddenly instructed to cease and désist from further activity.,. As of this moment, they. have well in excess of 200 people .engaged in air, ground, and communications ‘training in Guatemala. Additionally, our across- the-board propaganda activities are being: stepped up daily. A drastic rescheduling Of either activity, therefore, could bring about serious repercussions. 96/ , The precise nature of these "serious repercus- sions" was not spelled out. As time passed, however, it would be charged that the cessation of the Agency- sponsored training activities would loose a flood of - lll - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Cubans back into the exile community; and they would charge that the United States feared to undertake the task of ousting Fidel jCastro. This, in turn, would mean that the US would lose face in the eyes of the Democratic Latin American republics. Jake Esterline speculated that Mann did not believe that the, Cubans were willing to support an insurrection against Castro. A suggestion which was made to counter the possible Mann proposals was that: To strengthen our position, therefore, we are bending every effort to get at least one supply: airdrop into the target country, prior to the Assistant Secretary's return to the United States ... Success-~ ful action in this area should weigh heavily on Assistant Secretary Mann's alleged new attitude. 97/ Just how one ~- or even more -~ successful air drops would in any way influence Mann's opinion about the receptiveness of the Cuban population to a pos- sible insurrection effort was not explained. ‘That there were dissidents on the island was unquestioned, the problem was the degree of strength and effective- ness that they might be able to demonstrate. * * Fortunately for the continuation of Project JMATE, . the hurry-up air drop to which Jake Esterline referred | did not set the criteria for the continuation or dis- ‘solution of the project. This air drop was a complete (footnote continued on following page) ~ 112 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Mr. Mann would continue to raise questions con- cerning the feasibility of discontinuing the training in Guatemala, and ,in on-going meetings with Agency representatives including the DCI, the DDP, Chief, WH, as well as Chief, WH/4 and others, Mann continued to: raise questions about the effect on Project JMATE should all the American trainers and Cuban trainees be pulled out of Guatemala immediately. Mann also questioned the exact timing for Project JMATE. As he raised such questions, the Assistant Secretary for Latin American Affairs was informed by CIA that they would much prefer that the training of the Cuban exiles take place in US bases, both for purposes of security and for efficiency. But they also pointed out that it had been the decision for the Special Group and the “highest levels" that such training should take place in third countries, rather than in the US. Mann persisted, however, suggesting that the question of maintaining the training base in -and total. bust, the supplies being dropped to the guerrillas fell into the hands of Castro's forces; and the aircraft itself made a forced landing in Mexico and was not recovered. See Volume I of this history, Air: Operations. - 113 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Guatemala or removing it to the US should be raised again with the Special Group. The Agency's repre- sentatives agreed to this suggestion “with the strict- est proviso that no move from Guatemala could or should be made until adequate staging facilities in the Zone of the Interior have been prepared." 98/ Tracy Barnes put the question of moving the base from Guatemala to the Zone of the Interior in a somewhat different context than had been suggested by Esterline and J.C. King. Barnes recommended con- sideration be given, among other items, to: The fact that a move from the present training sites to the US should not be made too hurriedly and the importance of avoiding a decision at a later date that the training in the US is a bar to opera- tional use. I realize that this latter point would be a complete contradiction of the present theory but, after all, there is an intervening election; and political views can shift so that every- thing possible should be done to avoid our getting ourselves into the box where we move to the.US for one reason and then find that the US move is used against us to prevent or limit ultimate operations.* 100/ One additional point which was made’ by Jake Esterline and J. C. King in their conversations with. Source reference No. 99 not used. - 114 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET Secretary Mann was that the sudden pullout of the training program in Guatemala might very well lead to the overthrow of President Ydigoras by the pro- communist elements which were already in evidence in opposition to the Ydigoras regime. It was indi- cated that should the troop training be moved from Guatemala to the United States, 300 Guatemalan troops . would be trained as a special security force for the Guatemalan government. 101/ During these discussions in the late fall of 1960, Mann also raised the issue of. economic sanctions which had been touched on in the early spring. At this time however, the Agency's representatives be- lieved that Mann was talking in terms of a one to three year quarantine period, in an attempt to dis- rupt the Cuban economy -- a quarantine, however, which would not interfere with the flow of goods from the Communist countries. This was a point of some contention between State and CIA, with the Agency people convinced that the Soviet Union would make up any deficiencies that tended to impede seriously the economy of Castro's Cuba. 102/ In. the context of a possible move of the train- -ing facilities to the United States, Chief, WH prepared - 115 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET a memorandum for the DDP indicating that the need for training bases to be located in the southern part of the United States. should include an infantry training base capable of handling 3,000 men with range facilities, tactical training areas, an air- field for training air and ground crews in the utili- zation of B-26, C-46 and C-54 aircraft, aerial gunnery. and bomb range facilities, and maritime training and staging facilities. It was suggested that the air- field logistical base should be located in southern Florida, and permission to use Ramey Air Force Base in Puerto Rico to stage black over-flights’-to Cuba should be obtained. The maritime facilities would ‘be located on Vieques Island, ‘Puerto Rico and also ‘in southern Florida. . In a meeting with the Special Group, the Deputy Director for Central Intelligence put forth the pro- posals concerning the movement of training bases to the United States; and although he was supported by the Department. of Defense representatives -- Mr. Douglas and Gen. Lansdale -- Livingston Merchant of the Department of State, normally one of the hard liners of the Department, seemed to have ambivalent - 116 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ( : TOP SECRET feelings at this time about the training program. Possibly Merchant was succumbing to Mann's arguments suggesting that the time for military action was so far down the line that US efforts should be concen- trated on @conomic sanctions at this time. 103/ Adolf A. Berle, who would become one ‘of the Kennedy administration'sprincipal advisers on Latin America, - also Seemed to be swayed by Tom Mann's argument in favor of economic sanctions, Berle suggesting that the embargo be expanded to include the shipment of arms and ammunition both ‘to Cuba and from Cuba to other parts of Latin America. 104/ Although it has been indicated that the Depart- ment of Defense would apparently support the Agency in its. request for the. establishment of training . facilities in the continental United States, DOD did - balk at the use of military personnel in third country | areas in support of Project JMATE. Although Deputy Secretary of Defense James H. Douglas began to ques- tion whether his department had actually been committed to support CIA's anti-Castro effort, it seems clear that policy approval for the use of Department of Defense personnel in Project JMATE had been established - 117 = TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET with the approval of the President's comprehensive program of covert action against Fidel Castro in March 1960. 105/ | The difficulties encountered with the Department of Defense .concerning the assignment of Special Force trainers from the US Army to the Guatemalan training bases has already been spelled out in considerable detail in another volume, but even as the Department of Defense was taking a negative attitude toward the possible use of DOD personnel in either training or combat activities, the Agency was proposing the re- " eruitment of either American or foreign volunteers to serve as combat troops for Project JMATE. The Bureau of American Republic Affairs of Department of State, however, put the quietus on the plan for obtaining foreign volunteers; but J. Foster Collins, the Chief of the Covert Action Staff, suggested to the Deputy Director for Plans that possibly he (the DDP) could convince Livingston Merchant of the need to re-examine the Department of State policy. * * The problem of the Special Force trainers is dis- cusséd in Volume II of this history, Participation in the Conduct of Foreign Policy. - 118 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET _ Collins was particularly enthusiastic about the pros- spects for recruiting Germans, Greeks, and Turks to serve as volunteers; but in the end, State's view ‘prevailed, and there were no contingents of either American or foreign volunteers. 106/ During the period of buildup and organization of WH/4 for the JMATE effort against Castro, the ~ Agency encountered some problems with the US Navy, but none of these were as serious as the difficulties encountered with the Department of Defense per se, the Air Force, or ‘the United, States Army. The exist- ence of the United States Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba presented an unusual situation in view of the planning that was taking place. Apparently, — however, there was no disagreement between the Agency and the Navy that prohibited Guantanamo from being - used. to mount anti-Castro activities or from being used as a safe haven area for‘ those who might have . been detected engaging in sabotage, propaganda, or other anti-Castro activities. The purpose of such restrictions, of course, was to prevent the Cubans from claiming violations of the legal and binding international agreement between the Unitéd States - 119 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP.SECRET ‘and the Government of Cuba over the lease of Guantanamo Bay. So serious was this issue in fact, that the . Agency agreed | _ that. all Cubans participating in over- flights of Cuba would be told that Guan- tanamo Naval Base was not to be used as a safe haven, and that if they landed there, they would be turned over to the Cuban authorities. 107/ The - Guantanamo Base also presented a major aif ficulty for the Department of State. Evidence of this surfaced in early October ‘of 1960 when it was reported that during a meeting of the State Working Group on Cuba a suggestion was put forward that the US try to. “influence Latin American nations to approve US reten- tion of the base. One proposal had been made that this: be done through the Inter-American Defense Board (TaD8) , where a resolution apparently was “about to be introduced asking for a definition of the relations between Cuba and. the USSR, with. the expectation that \ . this might force Cuba's resignation from membership -on the. IADB. According to Col. John F. Mallard, the Agency's. liaison officer with the State Working Group: In addition, State desires that the IADB, make some statement on the impor- tance of Guantanamo Bay to Latin. American hemisphere: defense. This statement would, in effect,. give Latin American approval to U.S.. retention of this base. 108/ - 120 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET This frame of reference concerning Guantanamo Bay led the Executive Officer of WH/4, Ed Stanulis, to prepare an extremely sharp memorandum for Chief, Western Hemisphere Division raising some questions which are as pertinent to CIA today as they were when they were. raised in 1960. Stanulis wrote as follows: 7 I realize that this Agency is an implementing. arm of the Executive Branch and has no right or privilege in the area of formulation of U.S. national policy. - I believe that within this framework we. who aré part of this’ Agency are permitted to comment on certain.State Department — or other Executive Department propositions that appear, on the basis of our own personal observations and experience, to be counter-productive to the best interest of the United States. I am convinced that the course of action, described in paragraph 1 [that the U.S. use the IADB to win Latin American support for the U.S. retention of Guantanamo] is in fact within this category. It is high time that the U.S. take an understandable public position in matters of international agreement, compact, con- | tract, and treaty. The rights of the U.S. . to the Guantanamo Bay area have been clear- ly and.legally described in several docu- ments which bear the signatures of the then reigning and cognizant governments of the United States and Cuba, respectively. Certainly the assistance of any single or plural Latin American national:entity (ies) seems to me to be indicative of an admitted weakness on the part of the United States - 121 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET and its conviction of its legal inter- national rights. I suggest that this Agency make known to the State Department its feelings in this matter, as described above (if ad- dressees agree). I realize that consider- able discussion could be waged in terms of legally and/or logically presenting our’case. This memorandum is not intended to meet these requirements. One observation that might be included is the fact that the current Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Arleigh Burke, has on at least two occasions in U.S. mass _INedia of sizable: circulation stated that the United States would not tolerate any invasion. of Guantanamo or hostile abroga- tion of our treaty arrangements to the base. yo I believe it is significant to note that no responsible member of the Executive Branch (including. the President of the United.States) has contradicted his state- ments. On the basis’ of this evidence, it would appear to me that the official overt position of the United States is crystal clear and we need not at this time place. ourselves in a position of indebtedness or vulnerability with any other Latin American nation in terms of the Guantan- amo issue. 109/ By early November 1960 Secretary of State, Christian Herter, had decided that the matter of Guantanamo needed to be discussed at a higher level; and, consequently, he introduced the subject on the agenda for the National Security Council meeting of. 7 November 1960. The Secretary emphasized the need for coordination of military and political planning - 122 - TOP SECRET. 13-00000 . TOP SECRET Xu in case of an attack on the naval base. Herter indicated two extreme possibilities: one, that in case of an attack, the United States respond with only sufficient military force to protect the base 13 itself; and another, that the United States decide that an attack on the base was in fact an act of war and apply ‘such military power as necessary. Herter also suggested, of course, that there would be possi- ble responses between the two extremes, with activities. in the OAS or the UN possibly having some bearing on the US response -- the sort of contention that undoubt- edly must have raised the hackles on Mr. Stanulis again. The Secretary of State did specify, however, that the US response to an attack on Guantanamo would be the result of a decision made by the President of the United States. As will be pointed out subsequently, the Cubans would make charges: about Guantanamo being the center for anti-Castro activities, and there would be a few instances where anti-Castro Cubans were able to find refuge within the confines of the base. Overall, however, there was a surprising degree of neutrality .with respect to the naval installation during the course of the Bay of Pigs operation. -° 123 - TOP. SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET It is also important to mention at this time the Agency's relations with the Commander in Chief, CINCLANT, Admiral Dennison. Before the end of October 1960, the Admiral had made it clear to the Agency's representatives that he believed it impossible for him to conduct the affairs of the Atlantic Fleet in _ the Cuban area properly until he received further - information. -- specific information -- about the Agency's planned operations against Castro. When this report on Dennison was brought to the attention of the Chief of the Agency War Plans Staff, F. P. Holcomb, Holcomb assured the Admiral that any request for information which he cared to lay on the Agency would be promptly answered. By this time, Dennison indicated that he had already been in touch with General Lemnitzer, Chairman of the JCS, and the expectation was that such briefing on Cuban affairs by CIA was being laid on. . | Holcomb, quite truthfully, indicated that neither he nor the Agency's liaison officer to CINCLANT, Commander Ray E. Millard, were privy to the planned operations of WH/4. Once having assured the Admiral of the willingness of CIA to cooperate and provide -~ 124 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ; “ TOP SECRET -him with the necessary information, Holcomb then noted: “ It was the impression of the CIA officers present that Admiral Dennison is a cooperative officer and favorably and objectively inclined towards CIA, and that if his needs can be met, he will undoubtedly follow a positive and helpful course. 111/ On 2 November 1960, Richard Bissell, Jacob Ester- line,, and Colonel Jack Hawkins traveled to Norfolk to Admiral Dennison's headquarters. The CIA representa— tives received a general briefing by the Navy on con- tingency plans for Hispaniola and Cuba, and in return, they briefed the Navy on Project JMATE. Mr. Bissell gave an overview of the CIA operation, Esterline dis- cussed the political and propaganda aspects, and Hawkins talked about the PM program, including the plan for a 1,500-man invasion force to seize a lodge- ment on the island of Cuba. Hawkins emphasized that this last objective could not be met until March or April of 1961.¥* 112/ * In a telecon with the author.of this history on 15 May 1978, Admiral Dennison indicated that it was extremely late in the course of the Bay of Pigs oper- ation before he received any briefing from CIA on the anti-Castro operation. He made it sound, in fact, . aS. though he was not briefed until shortly before the (footnote. continued on following page) -~ 125 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET D. Personnel and Training | From the time of the official approval of the anti-Castro policy by President Eisenhower until the collapse of the effort at the Bay of Pigs the question of personnel and personnel Management for Project IMATE was of constant concern. Even though the Director of Central Intelligence “emphasized the significance of the Project, by saying that he would recall Agency personnel from any station in the world if the individual's abilities were required for the successful achievement of JMATE objectives," some of those who were closest to the personnel problem be- lieved that DCI Dulles failed completely to keep that promise. 113/ Jake Esterline, Chief, WH/4 has re- marked as follows: It was obvious that as the operation began to increase in size that the Divi- sions didn't have the personnel, the .senior personnel; to staff out the organ- ization; or if they did have them, they ‘weren't about to release them from the — LSD (Landing Ship Dock) which was to carry the landing craft to the area of the Bahia de Cochinos was ready -to load at the naval base at Vieques for the invasion. As the text above confirms, however, the Admiral was read into the act relatively early in the game and should have had plenty of time to make preparations for the activities of April 1961. - 126 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 -TOP SECRET things they were doing, because they were considered indispensable, which was probably correct. It was on that basis, I think, that when people like Dick Drain came ‘back home from -- in Dick's case, I think he came in from Greece -- where he had a pretty good record -~ but he was not re- turning to Headguarters to go into an assignment, and Dick Bissell put him in the operation with us. Gerry Droller had been around Headquarters for a long time, had been quite a bit of a replacement problem. He was very bright, he was a German specialist, had a pretty good political background; and Gerry and Howard Hunt, for whatever reason, were sort of -selected, not by us, but they were told “they were going to be the people who would handle the political aspects of the operation. 114/ Esterline also noted that the shortage of compe- tent, personnel became particularly critical when the operational concepts began to change and to expand. He claimed that when serious problems came up none of the GS-18 case officers were available to make deci- -sions. 115/.- 7" * Bill Eisemann, Chief/Support/WH/4, was more specific in his criticism of the personnel management for Project JMATE. After emphasizing that Colonel L. K. White, the Deputy Director for Support (DDS), did insure that the support elements got the best people for Project JMATE, “he [White], directed all Support office heads that if there was a need for any - 127 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET senior officer or any position to be filled that they would £111 it without any hesitation whatsoever." 116/ But, in contrast, Eisemann pointed out: I can't say that was true on the opera- tional side of the shop. A Contingency. Task Force, a program developed by the > Clandestine Services, was designed to make available Agency personnel who could be pulled out of any position that they were assigned to and moved into any urgent,. _high priority type of project. JMATE .Project, was a high priority project; and the Contingency Task Force concept, in my opinion, failed at that point because the Clandestine Services did not provide the - top quality people we needed for: the posi- tion to be filled. After JMATE Project ... the Contingency Task Force was completely abolished. ._ Many people in the Agency were designated from the Support and the Opera- tional side to fill various positions as they would come up, but it didn't work from the Clandestine Services side. We had real ' problems, trying to get qualified ... top qualified people ... to do those jobs. In my opinion, the Contingency Task Force was a failure. It was set up and designed so that.qualified personnel would be completely immunized and processed and ready to go with passports at any given time. But you couldn't get. the people you wanted -- I'm talking about qualified key professionals in:the Clandestine Services -- because the Division heads in the Clandestine Services would not release those people. 117/ Dick Drain, who became Chief of Operations for Project JMATE was among the severest of the critics with reference to the personnel assigned to Project JMATE. Pointing to his own case; Drain stated: - 128 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET I don't mean to be unduly immodest, but really, I didn't have any qualifications for this [WH/4] except that I was there and unemployed -- had no Spanish language whatsoever, and my entire exposure had been punching cows in Arizona in 1940. That doesn't: really bring you up much on Latin America and latinos, and any of that ... I had never been on an amphibious operation, and if that was characteristic of my quali- fications, it really characterized the whole damned operation ... about which, it seemed to me, there was a good deal of well-meaning hypocrisy. Allen Dulles, always meaning what he said, would say repeatedly, “now, I want the very best people assigned to this project ... there is nothing more important that we are doing than this; and I want directed assignments ... I want people pulled out of tours overseas if necessary, this thing must be manned." Everybody would solemnly nod and, then, much like the case of Vietnam ... humans being humans ,.. we would tend to get. the people that the area Division Chiefs ‘found . "excess" -- which normally meant “found insufficient." With many notable exceptions, we did not get the very best people avail- able. 118/ Although Drain levelled his broadside at all of the Divisions in the DDP, he was most critical of the Western Hemisphere Division: More of this staffing would have come from WH if there had been more competent people within WH. WH suffered, in my opinion, from a surfeit of ex-FBI officers who had been picked up at the time that -the Agency took over from the Bureau in Latin America ... but there were damned ’ few of them that had any particular ex- perience ... One of the main things that plagued me was that I could never - 129 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET figure. out, because nobody ever made it clear, where the hell the project stood vis-a-vis WH ... J.C. King never was told, I think for understandable reasons, to what extent he was in it, and to what extent he was not in it. 119/ As with other of the principals who were involved in the WH/4 effort, Drain was extremely complimentary of the Support element assigned to WH/4, stating as follows: This is a little ironic, because with Bissell as the DDP, you would have thought that if the directed assignment thing worked anywhere, it should have worked within the DDP. It worked less well there _than’it did within the DDS. Red White, soldierly-like he was, took absolutely sincerely, what the Director said, when he said "I want the very best people assigned to this." So we got Mike King to run the finance, not some stumblebum with garters on his sleeve ... the best finance officer they had. Our logistics support and Bill Eisemann, they were really hand picked by Red White ... The DDS or the DDA, whatever they called it then, deserved very high marks for being uniquely the people to put their back into it. The DDI really wasn't. asked; and that was too bad, because we could have used, ‘ it seéms to me, some input from the DDI. Our own intelligence report structure was not bad. The Chief, FI was a nice - old guy, Whedbee; and we had some reports officers who were quite competent in the DDP sense; but the thing was so compart- mented from the DDI, in any event, that the idea of drawing down on DDI talent . to get in on this, was. not well received. I had suggested it because I had been - 130 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET in the DDI and I knew where the talent was. For example,. on just such a mundane, but important thing, as topography and geography and beach stuff ... Christ, I well knew from the time that I worked for Lofty Becker ... that there was in old ORR ... in the geographic thing ... Jim [Brammell], ... Otto Guthe ... I mean, _ they would have been glad to supply people ... and we didn't ask. So you can't say: that DDI didn't provide, unless you understand that they didn't provide because they really weren't asked.* 120/ Although the Agency's own personnel assignments have been criticized, the assignment of two of the key military personnel involved in the JMARC operation proved to be quite successful. Col. Jack Hawkins, United States Marine Corps, and Lt. Col. Frank Egan, United States army, were in charge of the overall PM activity (Hawkins) and the PM training (Egan) for the Cuban. exile brigade. Hawkins, who was serving on the Staff of the Marine School:at Quantico, Virginia at * Drain's suggestion that.the DDI was left completely in the cold during the Bay of Pigs operation overstates the case... As early as January 1959 there is evidence that Mr. Helms agreed to cut the DDI in on “useful intelligence to which it would be well for the DD/I to have access" from State cable traffic on Cuba being carried over CIA channels. A "massive" study of Cuban telecommunications facilities prepared by ORR in the fall of 1960 led Mr. Bissell to send a memo of commendation for :the Communications. Branch through the DDI. Obviously the DDI knew something was a- foot. 120a/_- ; - 131 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET _the time that he was assigned to Project JMARC, had taken part in the battles of Bataan and Corregidor; had been taken prisoner with the fall of Corregidor; and escaped from the Japanese prisoner of war camp at Davao, Mindanao; and joined the Philippine guerrilla forces, leading raiding parties and harassing attacks against the Japanese army in the Philippines. After seven months of such activity, he was evacuated by submarine from the Philippines in November 1943 and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for these actions. After returning.to the United States for additional training, in November 1944 Hawkins again returned to the Pacific area where he was an assistant operations officer taking part in the assault ‘and capture of Okinawa. For this service, he received a Bronze Star Medal. During the Korean conflict, he was Commanding Officer of the lst Battalion, lst ‘Marines; and he led the Battalion in combat ‘during the Inchon landing and in subsequent operations in Korea. For his participation in the Inchon-Seoul op- eration, Hawkins had received the Silver star Medal for heroism. From March 1956 to the summer of 1959 when he entered the Naval War College, Hawkins had - 132 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET served as liaison officer with the Amphibious Forces Atlantic in Norfolk, Virginia -- a pertinent assign- ment for his transfer to Project JMARC. Lt. Col. Egan's military record showed a well- trained infantry officer who -haa served overseas in the European Theater during the course of World War rf II; an infantry officer including an infantry train- .ing officer in much of the period following World War II; and a staff officer in the Special Warfare Division of the United States Army in 1958, serving | with the Director of Plans, in Washington from 1958 to 1960. Immediately prior to his assignment to Project JMATE, Colonel Egan had been on: the Operations - and Training Staff of a Joint Support Group, head- quartered in’ Washington. Egan EOD'd with Project JMATE, 27 June 1960, and Hawkins on 29 August of 1960. 121/ Both officers received high marks from Mr. Bissell and Jake Esterline, and, particularly from Dick Drain, who stated: I thought they [Hawkins and Egan] were first rate ... I mean first rate, not com- pared with the jaded World War II memory, but first rate in terms of officers then serving in the armed forces of the United States. The Hawkins selection was an excellent one. I don't myself, know how - 133 - -TOP SECRET 13-00000 ‘TOP SECRET one could have found a better man. People have said ... “Well, the son of a bitch just worked out in the Philippines as a stay behind ... what did he know?" He knew a lot. He had written a book on guerrillas. He was sharp, he was smart, and honest, and not overly ambitious. I am sure that he saw this as a way to further -Ahis career, of course. Military men, I ‘think, tend to maximize that more than Agency people. But that was not his: motivation -- or his primary motivation. He had around him some really first rate help.... not very high ranking ... but © .we didn't need an awful lot of high ranking ‘... we needed some hard workers. Frank Egan, who went down to do the training, was the man that I. would have picked. He was probably the most disputable of the bunch because he was pretty volatile. He has been condemned for leading the Cuban manpower to believe that they were going to get more support than he had any right to let them know about. Well, I wasn't there, but I know damned well that if I had been, I would have been priming up the ‘Brigade to do this tough job, not by ‘counseling them as to the difficulty of ait ... at least, exclusively ... or, giving them lectures about now you will really have to do this on your own, because you are not going to get one iota of assistance from the armed forces. You don't normally train a group to conduct an operation. of this sort by.playing on cheir fears. If, down there at the end of the line -- first in Guatemala and then in Nicaragua -- Egan led them to believe that they were going to get them more help than he had any right to let them know, well, I can understand l why that would have happened.* 122/ * With reference to Colonel Hawkins, Jake Esterline has noted: : _ (footnote continued on following page) - 134 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ( By way of illustrating some of the problems encountered in acquiring adequate personnel for the JMATE operation, on the very day that President Eisenhower was approving the anti-Castro program, a memorandum was being sent to the Deputy Director for Plans from the Chief, Western Hemisphere Division noting that two individuals assigned to the Office of Training were ‘urgently needed for service in WH/4. Colonel King reported to the DDP that although Colonel Matt Baird, Director of Training, was agreeable to the release of the two individuals to serve as PM trainers, Baird insisted that the men could not be I guess that it is only fair to say that that assignment [Project JMARC] cost him his general's star, and a good many other things in terms of his record. 123/ The author of this history attempted to arrange oral history interviews with Colonels Hawkins and Egan, but in neither. case would the individuals consent to such interview. In addition, the author also asked each man if he would be willing to respond to a series of written questions, and neither would agree to this. It was made quite clear to the author that both indi- viduals harbored considerable résentment about their relationships and association with the Agency at the time of the Bay of Pigs. In a similar manner,. Col. John F. Mallard, United States Marine Corps who was Liaison Officer between the Agency and the Depart- ment of Défense, at the time of the Bay of Pigs, also rejected the author's request for either an oral inter- view or a response to written questions. - 135 - TOP SECRET : 13-00000 _ TOP SECRET released until suitable replacements could be found to take over their tasks in the Office of Training. ' King, therefore, appealed to the Deputy Director for Plans for their immediate release. 124/ Not only did the Clandestine Service encounter difficulty in obtaining personnel from within its own units to serve in WH/4, it also appeared to draw blanks in terms of Cubans willing to volunteer for the strug- gle against Castro. In response to a November 1959 memorandum to all WH field. stations and bases asking that they supply the names of Cubans who would be willing to work as agents against the Castro Govern- ‘ment, WH/4/FI reported the results of its search, stating that as of June 1960: Many of the Agents who were proposed by other WH Stations for use ‘in Cuba were either found unacceptable, or did not want to accept such an assignment.’ Other sta- tions were unable to come up with any assets who might gain access to the de- sired targets in Cuba. 125/ The problem which Col. Baird had raised back in March concerning replacement for personnel who might be assigned to Project. WH/4 was not actually resolved until June of 1960 when: Colonel White announced that DDS per- sonnel on full time detail to JMARC - 136 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET would be transferred to the project Table of Organization, effective the beginning of the first pay period in July 1960. Employees on detail to the project from the Clandestine Services offices will not be transferred since DDP. considers them temporary assignments with the personnel returning to their, parent office when the project is completed. Colonel White pointed out, that although DDS personnel would be transferred to the project, there- by relieving slots in the various DDS ele- ments, each office head should keep in mind that his employees will be returning ‘to him, and he should plan accordingly. 126/ Colonel White's comments are quite understandable in view of the fact that of 104 personnel’ on duty with JMATE on 7-8 June 1960, only 32 were Clandestine Serv- ices careerists; and excepting a few with DDI career designations, the bulk of the personnel were Support : careerists. By 14 June 1960, Colonel King was appeal- ing to the DDP for an increment which would bring total JMATE personnel to 234, including 131 employees “who were to be in the field. Apparently, however, the Deputy Director for Plans approved a:total ceiling of only 158 staff personnel by the end of June 1960; and.in August of 1960, Chief, WH Division forwarded a revised staffing. guide, calling for a total of 274 positions and requesting that “as soon after 15 August as is possible, a total of 40 additional staff: personnel" - 137 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET be added to the 158 who were then on duty --. making a new total of 198. . Although Mr. Bissell approved the recommended increment, he nonetheless wrote a memorandum to C. Tracy Barnes, the ADDP/A, suggesting that Barnes and Dick Helms (surprisingly) take a close look at the JMATE staffing pattern to see if there were areas of auplication, particularly between the field bases and Headquarters. ‘The DDP suggested that in the areas of FI and PM there might be slots in either the For- ward Operations Base in Miami or in JMOARSMAN -- the Panama Training Site -- where possibly the. staffs could be transferred during slack’ periods to conduct similar operations in other parts of the JMATE opera~ tion.* 127/ * Lest the reader be confused by the term “Forward Operations Base," this was the JMWAVE activity in the Miami area, which continued to operate subsequent to the Bay of Pigs. At the same time that the Bay of - Pigs operation was. getting under way, there was con- siderable emphasis from various individuals in Head- quarters for establishment of a "Forward Command Post," which also might be located in the Miami.area, possibly in the communications complex. Some even suggested the possibility of establishing a sub-command post in a third country. In any event, no Forward Command Post was established. 128/ - 138 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET By early November 1960, as the concept of the operation was shifting from one of guerrilla warfare and infiltration to invasion, the staffing pattern for WH/4 was again increased. Mr. Bissell authorizing a total of 308 positions. Even as he signed the approval, however, Mr. Bissell noted his reservations, _ Saying: . | ‘I have signed this request to indicate my approval, but ‘do. so with a good deal of. concern. I realize that this is a very major and top priority activity and I also realize that the senior officers engaged in it continue to be heavily overworked. On the other hand, I am fearful that the addition of large numbers of personnel will not in fact reduce the load on those indi- viduals who are most overworked, but may instead create additional burdens of Management without contributing signifi- cantly to the success of the underlying activities. I am concerned also that we may be simply running out of suitable people in the Agency in cértain categories. Accordingly, I urge you to re-examine even the double-starred positions in the staff- ing guide submitted with your request to see whether they are all in fact of a high ' order of essentiality.* 129/ * Much of the staffing problem, of course, traces back to the failure of the DDP to insure early on that ‘only the best people ’be assigned to the WH/4 project. As. early as August of 1960, it had been indicated that the DDP might be leaning toward the use of directed assignments, but nothing ever came of this. 130/ -— 139 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Even before. Mr. Bissell's memorandum of early November 1960, indicating the possibility that experts in certain areas might-no longer be available from within the Agency, proposals had gone forward request- ing permission for the use of American contract person- nel in the maritime operations. Unlike the brouhaha that was precipitated by the early suggestions for the use of American volunteers from the ground forces, the authorization for the use of US contracts in mari- time activities apparently was granted without much debate. The statement of the. requirements for the ‘ use of the US contracts indicated that US citizens would be put under contract to act not only as trainers for the crews of LCI's, LCU's, LCVP's, and SK's, but - also, that they would serve in key positions as LCI captains, LCI diesel engineers, and . LCU ¢oxwains during training and operations, where qualified Cubans cannot be obtained. This would require their entering Cuban coastal waters and, on occasions, touching on Cuban beaches, when operations so re- quire. It is essential for operations that these key positions be held by qualified and dependable men. At this time, it is not expected that Cuban trainees qualified for such positions or possessing the necessary aptitude and character to permit successful training will be found. If. - 140 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 : TOP SECRET they are located, the use of U.S. contract ’ personnel. will correspondingly be cut down. Staff personnel will assist in the training of all crews but will not be used in opera- tions. 131/ Not only were such contract employees authorized, but by early November 1960 a cable from Headquarters to the Forward Operations Base noted: . In view degree risk involved rendezvous-. type mission request Case Officer advise ‘all Maritime contract personnel bonus this . type mission be hereafter $100.00. Bonus for Cuban territory beach landings or caching would remain $500.00. 132/ By the early fall of 1960, the question of rota- _ tion of staff personnel for Project JMATE had become a serious matter. Many of those who had initially joined the project had come in on 90-day rotation periods, and in a cable to Headquarters, Ernie Sparks, the overall Liaison Officer for Project JMATE for COS Guatemala, requested that Headquarters approve a ro- tational’ plan since: Most personnel adjusted family and business problems to period they told they be absent and fact they. on duty seven days a week as well as being con- fined. to training areas which lack ‘recréation facilities. 133/ Bill Eisemann, who was Chief of Support for WH/4, was particularly critical of the 90-day TDY assignments, saying: -~ 141 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET They [the DDP] would bring a man in, and then another man would come in to replace him. It was really a tremendous task to keep up with. it, because a lot of these people had. personal problems. In ‘some cases they would cable and request release from their assignment for personal reasons. We attempted to satisfy most of these requests. Herb Juul was the assigned Personnel. Officer within the project. He had to constantly keep a check on the loca- ‘tion of our personnel, and when their time was up for replacement, he would then visit with the Clandestine Services, and also the Support components, and give them a list- ing of the names of potential TDY returnees. The Support components and Clandestine Services'then provided names of people who would be replacements. That was a hell of a task, now, believe me. When you have a full time project running 15 months or more, you have people returning on a 90 day basis, and constantly being replaced ... you can't expect the greatest efficiency in opera- ' tions. 134/ | = 142 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET Part III Changing Concepts It has already been pointed out that the’ initial planning for paramilitary operations against Castro | was to be based on extremely small units. Two or three man units, including a communicator, would be ‘trained and infiltrated (or dropped) into Cuba to work with a dissident group. ‘one trainer would be the adviser for the types of guerrilla warfare activities which the anti-Castro dissidents might undertake safely and reasonably securely. There had been some signs of dissatisfaction with this particular type of program prior to the summer of 1960. By the late summer of 1960 and through the fall there was to be a complete and radical shift in the concept of the paramilitary _operations® in which the forces backed by CIA should engage. In late August-September, there were some clues that changes in the nature of operations were being contemplated. During the last week of August and in the initial week of September 1960, Savilion Chapman claimed that he and a Col. Evans, Acting Chief, PMG/DDP, were "briefed by WH/4 planners on the - 143 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET approximate number of troops, tanks, and vehicles for which sea transport would be required." “In that same period Lt. Col. Frank Egan and Commander Norman Imler of the WH/4-'staff reported they asked the Mari- time Branch to draft a memo to the DDP giving infor- mation on the foreign cargo vessels that would be required for troop transport, including their owner- ship, their costs, and on the methods of their acquisi- tion. 1/ Inasmuch as Egan had been requested for the proj- ect to become the trainer for the PM forces, it was | apparent that some changes were contemplated. The reference to the use of vessels for the transport of tanks would indicate that something beyond hit-and-run exercises were being contemplated. Before mid-October, Lt. Col. Egan and a representative of the Logistics Branch of WH/4 had spelled out some additional details for the Maritime Branch of Special Operations. At that time, according to Mr. Chapman's report, WH/4 was talking about deck loading of 3 LCV's, with 5 armored tanks, 5 2-1/2 ton trucks, one caterpillar dozer, and two gasoline tank trucks -- hardly type of equipment which would be required for 2-3 man guer- villa teams. 2/ = 144 - oe “TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET By the first week in November 1960, it had be- come clear to the most senior planners of the anti- Castro effort _- Jake Esterline, J. Cc. King, Tracy Barnes, and Richard Bissell -- that decisions were going to have to be made about all aspects of the . paramilitary program. The basic question being whether a paramilitary program under CIA aegis “should be launched at Castro, or whether, at this time, such a program should become a joint operation between the Department of Defense and the Agency. In the dis- cussion among Agency personnel, in the discussions between Agency: personnel and representatives of the Special Group, and “in. discussions within the meetings of the Special Group, the whole gammut of options was being explored. Barnes, apparently deferring to Bissell, suggested that rather than small team activi- ties something on the order of 10-20 man teams be formed and tried out. Barnes was very emphatic that ‘what was needed at this time, was a willingness to: run some risks --. including the risk of defeat. Barnes was critical of the Special Group, pointing out that the apparent belief of the Group was that every opera- tion had to succeed; .and that if ‘there were “losses, - 145 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET failures, or mishaps," the Special Group seemed to ‘want to. cancel everything. This was contrary, com- pletely, to Barnes' concept of operational activity. What both Barnes and Bissell supported in terms of the smaller team activity were that: The implementation of such teams would indicate whether the dissident elements “in Cuba were likely to rally around such groups, once it had been established that such groups could provide guidance and supply for the anti-Castro activities. These teams also would provide a test ‘of the Castro forces. Could Castro's militia or his army contain the guerrilla forces, if such forces were led by cadres trained by the Agency? Or would the Castro resistance crumble in the face of effective dissident elements? 3/ Even as this discussion was going on, it became: ‘clear that the small team concept was going to go by the board; and when the Agency tried to jump the op- tion to a 3,000 man force for making a lodgment in . Cuba in the conventional manner (e.g., amphibious - 146 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET assault), the plan was rejected by the Special Group ina meeting of -3 November 1960. The Department of Defense supported the Agency, but State objected and suggested that perhaps the point where covert 7 intervention was possible had passed. Gordon Gray even went so far as to raise the possibility of a fake attack on Guantanamo as a means of justifying overt us intervention. It was at this same meeting that Mr.. Livingston Merchant of the Department of State raised the question of whether plans were being made to assassinate Fidel Castro, Raul Castro, and Che Guevara -- at which point General Cabell, the Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, pointed out that such activities as assassination were extremely difficult to manage and that the CIA had no, capability for such an operation. 4/ Even as the size of the Cuban exile force was. being debated, Headquarters cabled to Guatemala (4 November 1960) that the small team concept had gone by the board and that planning should begin for _ training a ‘conventional amphibious assault force of at least 1,500 infantrymen. Outlines sent to the infantry training base in Guatemala. (JMTRAV), emphasized = 147 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET the need to instill an esprit de corps among the trainees. To do this JMTRAV was urged to provide for unit separation, competition in the military arts, and specific identities for the individual units “through the use of scarfs,. caps, or some other de- vice. This new training program was to be instigated in November 1960 and to be completed by the end of January 1961. 5/ . . Even as the discussions over the changing con- cept were going on, the Director of Central Intelli- gence and the Deputy Director for Plans were scheduled to brief President-elect John F. Kennedy on 18 Novem- ber. 6/ The concept to be presented to the President was that a force of 600 men would be landed by. LST on Cuban shores and that these men would move inland to create “a safe area ina mountain fastness. These men, with possibly another 600 man unit in another area, and those who‘ joined them from within, would be resupplied by air drop." 7/ In addition, there would be new recruits in the pipeline to provide sup> port for those who had landed. An airstrip in Nica- ragua would be used to support air operations, and it was intimated that the US and possibly allied ~ 14g - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET governments would recognize that the force lodged in Cuba and its nominal leadership was the Provisional Government of Cuba. 8/ One strange and contradictory note which appeared during WH/4's staff meeting on 15 November to plan the briefing for the DDP prior to his participation with the DCI in briefing the President elect was the following item stating: Our [CIA's] original. concept is now seen to be unachievable in the face of the controls Castro has instituted. “There will not be the internal unrest earlier believed possible, nor will the defenses permit the type strike first planned. Our second concept (1,500- 3,000 man force to secure a beach with airstrip) is also. .now seen to be unachiev- able, except as a joint Agency/DOD action. Our Guatemala experience demonstrates we cannot staff nor otherwise timely create the base and lift needed. 9/ How, if in mid-November 1960 the concept of the 1,500-3,000 man force to secure a beachhead with an ‘airstrip was envisioned by the senior. personnel in WH/4 as “unachievable" except as a joint CIA/DOD ef- fort, did it become "achievable" in March 1961 with only 1,200 men and as an Agency operation? What was being denied in confidence in mid-November 1960 be- came the fact of the Zapata Plan and the Bay of Pigs = 149 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Operation in March 1961. Certainly there was no lessening in the controls that Castro had instituted, nor in the efficiency of the military forces and militia that he had at his command by April 1961.+# One of the principal problems posed by. Project JMATE -- both before and after the concept changed in November 1961 -- was whether the training activity at JMTRAV and JMADD in Guatemala should be, or could be, continued without reflection upon the position of the United States Government. Thomas Mann of the State Department became increasingly concerned about this situation; and the discussions within the Special Group and among the concerned Agencies during the period from the middle of November until the end of the year, focused very frequently on this question. Considering the continuingly favorable reception to Agency activities from Ydigoras Fuentes, Guatemala's * During interviews with the author of this history, Messrs. Bissell, Esterline, and Drain had only slight remembrance of the details of these meetings of 15-16 November 1960 when they ruled out what.would be, in effect, the invasion plan implemented in April 1961 at Playa Giron -- and at that time it was minus the joint support of the Department of Defense: This point was completely overlooked by both ‘the Inspector General and the Taylor Committee post mortems on the Bay. of Pigs. - 150 - TOP SECRET o Oe 13-00000 TOP SECRET | President, State's concern that the training "places. too much strain on the government of Guatemala" appear unrealistic. The Department's real concerns were with potential criticism from the OAS and the UN. ‘Certainly Ydigoras was ‘not interested in the removal of those military units which could most. effectively . _guarantee his continued reign as President of Guatemala -- the Cubans in training for both air and ground _ activities.* 10/ . Even as the Special Group was trying to determine whether or not the forces in training in Guatemala should be removed, the Agency proceeded apace with ‘plans for the staffing necessary to put a 600-man strike force in training. Chief, WH/4 Personnel estimated that in addition to 14 staffers, there would be a requirement for 146 military personnel if such training were to succeed. Well prior to the -officially agreed-to change in concept, Chief, WH/4 had anticipated a significant increase in funding * The internal situation,in Guatemala vis a vis the training operations is discussed in detail in Volume II of the Official History of the Bay of Pigs Opera- tion, Participation in the Conduct of Foreign Policy. - 151 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET for JMARC requesting of the DDP that: . With your approval, in the interim period [as new budget estimates were being prepared], project funds will be used as required to meet operational necessity without strict adherence to the preliminary estimates of last June (1960] .* 10a/ Although Mr. Bissell approved the request, he made this interesting comment: What is disturbing is that the overrun reported. in your memorandum seems to have . eccurred long before you could be feeling ‘any effect of the {planned expansion] in [PM] plans. 10b/ Contrary to suggestions that the President of Guatemala was concerned about the Cuban training ac- tivity, a cable of 22 November 1960 to the Director from Guatemala indicated that the ground training ' base was undergoing a major reorganization because permission for the establishment of a tactical train- ing area at another of the fineas (estates) controlled ‘by Roberto Alejos -- this one near San Jose -- was being undertaken. Inasmuch as Alejos was Ydigoras's right hand man and conducted the liaison with the “> WH/4 representatives for the establishment and operation * The increased budget being suggested: was on the order of $42 million compared to $3 million being discussed in June. - 152 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET of the Guatemalan training bases, the contradiction. in positions between State and the Agency was obvious. 11/ As the Special Group discussions were going on, Jake Esterline, Chief, WH/4 was in Guatemala taking’ a first-hand look at the air and ground training bases. As noted in another volume, Esterline went strongly on record in support of the Office of Logistics en- gineer who had been responsible for the reconstruc- tion of the airstrip at Retalhuleu. Jake noted that even though there had been a sizable cost overrun, the task had been performed on time under the most adverse weather conditions; and, consequently, sug- gestions from Headquarters that there had been gross inefficiency were unwarranted and unfounded.* Ester- line's review of the situation at JMTRAV, the ground training base, indicated that the situation there was considerably more difficult than what he had encountered at the air training base. He noted, for example, that there was a severe lack of qualified senior trainers, stating: * For details.‘on construction of the airfield at Retalhuleu, see Office of Logistics, Engineering Staff, RECD, Agency Engineering Activity, 1947-1966, Vol. I, 63-67; Vol. II, 132-193. DDS/HS OL-11, Feb 72. Ss. - 153 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET . While a few of these men [from the Domestic Operations Base in.Miami] impress me as being good. types,. for the most. part I found them to be too immature and lack- ing in experience to qualify for the job at hand. In any event, they are not in my judgment worth the $1,000 per month which we have to pay them. I would like most of them to be GS-4, 5, and 6 students that [sic] we trained at Fort Benning in 1951-52. Under’no circumstances would I consider putting these people into Cuba with the Cubans. In closing his report on the visit to Guatemala, Esterline presented the following critical observations of the situation as he saw it. Reflecting on the mission and on the resources available, he wrote: I also reviewed the problem in the light of the many gaps in policy approval for. JMARC,. all of which complicate project planning. By the time I arrived back at Headquarters, I had fairly well convinced myself that it is unrealistic for the _project or the Agency to try to "go it alone" in opening up another major base in a third country to train from 1,500 to 3,000 Cubans for a major invasion effort. I discussed my thinking with Col. Hawkins at length, and found that-he shared my view. As a result of this discussion, we re-evaluated our capability and presented you [the DDP] with the recommendation that we limit ourselves to preparing a force of 600 maximum to be used in the manner we outlined to you on 16 November. I still feel this recommendation is quite valid given the limitation on real estate ‘that we are presently working under. If it turns out that we can acquire policy approval for the real estate in the interior, - 154 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET I would then agree that, with limited additional help from DOD, we could train a maximum of 1,200 and commit them along the line outlined during the.16 November meeting. Even our present scope of op- erations, however, continues to be en-' dangered by the gambit that Mr. Mann and Mr. Merchant are engaged with in the [State] “Working Group." I cannot empha- size this too strongly: if we are re- quired to.evacuate Guatemala for reasons of high policy or because of the situation, the project will be seriously damaged unless we have immediately available real estate where these people can be put to work. 13/. Some relief would be provided for the ground training: program with the opening up of Alejos finea near San Jose, but the adequacy of the training facil- ities for the ground forces would continue to plague JMARC through the course of the project. - Moreover, even though the discussions concerning plausible deniability reached near fever pitch during the. dis- cussions. of November 1960, at no point did the. Special Grotip of presidential consultants ever step ‘\ : ' forward with a firm recommendation that the United States assume responsibility and so admit. The most persistent advocate of this position: was Thomas Mann, of the Department of State, and why his proposals were never pushed more seriously is one of the unresolved t . . . -~ 155 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET questions concerning the Bay of Pigs Operation.* Esterline's visit to the bases in Guatemala was almost immediately reflected in the correspondence between the field and Headquarters, with specific emphasis being placed on the assignment to the ground training base, JMTRAV, of senior training officers. Similarly it was stressed that there was a priority need to secure Special Force trainers from. the Army, on an ASAP basis. Requirements for materiel jumped, particularly in the number of personal weapons which would be required for added numbers of troops in training. With the acquisition of the additional training. site in Guatemala from Roberto Alejos, re- quests immediately came forward for trucks and jeeps to transport troops to these training areas. The. * There also is evidence that at least one of the principal Agency planners, C. Tracy Barnes, contrib- uted to the November confusion. At one point, when serious consideration was being given to the possi- bility of increasing significantly the training activ- ity that might be done in Nicaragua, Barnes introduced what amounted to moral objections to the association -- or to strengthening the association -- with the Somoza Government. Barnes emphasized that this would go down hard with the more liberal elements in Latin America. 14/ This argument, of course, was very much in line with the position being advanced by the Depart’ ment of State -- Thomas Mann excepted. ~ 156.- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET field was aware that the increasing number of trainees would create problems, but at the same time, there . were indications that the trainers were hopeful that the infiltration teams that had been developed could be held intact. 15/ Just as there was confusion within the Headquarters ‘area over the nature of the program, so, too, was:con- cern reflected in the field's messages to Headquarters. “A cable of 28 November 1960 from COS Guatemala to Headquarters requested: Recent cable traffic suggests. major changes in near future and COS feels it would be of great assistance to have complete story to assist in dealing with Alejos and Ydigoras. 16/ Even as COS Guatemala was requesting information, the situation in Washington remained in a state of flux. On 29 November, Col. King made a specific at- tempt to obtain positive guidance through the office of the Deputy Director for Plans. Chief, WH/D, out- lined his understanding of the paramilitary planning as follows: (a) On or about 1 February 1961, land by amphibious means a guerrilla force of about 600. trained Cubans to establish a perimeter defense and resistance center in a selected -area of Cuba. - 157 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET (b). Continue present operations of in- filtrating small paramilitary teams to organize, train, and lead resistance forces and report intelligence informa- ‘tion. | (c) Follow up this effort by providing ‘ air logistical support to the 600-man guerrilla force in Cuba and all additional guerrilla elements who join to collaborate with this force. 17/ Having outlined his understanding of the planning, Col.. King then went on: - , ‘The following major questions must now be resolved by the Special Group or referred _ to the President for decision before pro- ceeding further to implement the paramili- tary aspect of this program as described above: a. Does either the Department of State or the Department of Defense view the proposed paramilitary concept as _ not in consonance with policy or for any other reason open to question? If so, why and what alternatives are pro- posed; what course of action is ap- proved? . b. If there is agreement as to the paramilitary concept,. then is there agreement that training shall ‘continue in Guatemala? c. If continuance in Guatemala is disapproved, will DOD air-lift the. present trainees at once from Guatemala to Saipan for training and provide ‘similar air-lift for up to 300 additional "men as they are recruited? . The entire group would later be returned toa stag- ing area in Nicaragua for the amphibious operation. - 158 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET (da) Will the DOD also provide the following: (1) Thirty-eight Special Force officers and enlisted men to be used as instructors in Guatemala or in Saipan, or both. (2) One reactivated LST. (3) Supplementation of logistic ' resupply air-lift to resistance after 1 February. (As detailed an estimate. as can be made will be forwarded to DOD if the paramilitary concept is approved. ) 18/ Col. King then closed this memorandum to Mr. Bissell by noting that if the paramilitary concept was approved, certain policy approvals would be re- ' quired. These were listed as follows: a. To use one Florida base, .such: as _ Opalocka, for air supply missions in sup- port of guerrilla forces in the ‘target country. “b. °To use a small number of American’ civilian contract personnel in air and | ‘maritime operations. (No such personnel are to be used in ground operations.) c. To mount air strikes against Cuban air and other military targets. 19/ . Whatever else can be said, it is clear that by the end of November 1960, the original concept of the Agency's anti-Castro effort as one focussing on the ‘use of small teams infiltrating Cuba and working with - 159 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 | TOP SECRET the dissident elements located within the country had ' gone by the board. What was now to be undertaken was an amphibious assault in strength -- the strength as yet to be determined -- with the concomitant require-— ment for heavy ‘air support for resupply and possibly for military support as well. Indicative of the con- fusion which surrounded this period when the concept was changing were Jake Esterline's remarks shortly following the collapse of the Bay of Pigs when he testified before the Taylor Committee. It appears as though Esterline had been informed -- incorrectly as it turned out -- that in his testimony of 1 May 1961 Lt. Col. Frank Egan had indicated to the commit- tee that the strike force concept has been in being ‘since his EOD in June 1960.* In rebutting what he thought Egan's testimony had been, Esterline reported: My recollection is that Lt. Col: Egan \ came to us about June 1960 and that he * Egan had actually testified. that following the Guatemalan revolt he had been sent down to organize the brigade, and he stated that the number of Cuban trainees had been on the order of 420 on 20 November 1960 and had risen to nearly 600 by the first week of December. 20/ - 160 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET arrived with certain ideas which he carried from the Pentagon on how best to tackle the Cuban problem. This, however, did not con- “stitute JMATE policy. I am sure you [Col. Jack Hawkins] -- or more particularly, mem- _bers of your staff -- will find that we had ‘no approved philosophy of the operation within the Project until well in[to] Sep- tember. The training program which Rocky Farnsworth conducted in Panama was directed solely toward training an instructor cadre . in small unit or “guerrilla type" opera- tions. This cadre, when it arrived in Guatemala, in. addition to working on build- ing the camp with Carl Jenkins, continued to train the first recruits in the same kind of training they had received. Another example of my positivenéss that we were not, at Project level, think- ing of the strike operation is the first conversation that we held in my office in Barton Hall when I referred to the fact that the PM staff had been talking about . the development of a strike operation, but that I, myself, was not convinced of it at the time and that I preferred to put small teams into existing units at the appropri- ate time. As I recall, you [Col. Jack Hawkins] had an open mind at that point; although without positive study of Cuba you leaned to the concept I outlined... It was at a. somewhat later date, therefore (probably before the first of October), that we talked .again,and you [Col. Jack Hawkins] stated your conviction that Castro could not be overthrown without a major or catalytic effort being made against him. After deliberation, I came to the same ‘conclusion, and we then began to think.in terms of expanding the force to the strength of a reinforced battalion, more or less. The foregoing is important only be- ' cause General Taylor is going into very - 161 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET fine points in his analysis: of government policy. It is incumbent upon us, there- fore, to get the record straight in this manner, and, although Lt. Col. Egan may have had in his own mind the idea of a strike opération -- and I believe he came to us with some idea on hitting the Isle of Pines -- this nevertheless was not approved Project or Agency policy until quite a few months later. In point of fact, as I look back over that period, I am sure during that period I found myself drifting along, devoting myself merely to creating basic capabilities in a variety of fields. without any clear-cut idea of what national policy would permit us to do.* 21/ Richard Bissell who was the Deputy Director for Plans at the time of the Bay of Pigs operation has a * In a discussion with the author of this history in the fall of 1975, Esterline introduced another thought ‘about the change in concept to wit: That the small team concept had been planned to be put into operation early in November of 1960, and Esterline seems to believe that this would have been feasible. ‘dowever, the Presidential election of that year made the Eisenhower administration extremely cautious about anything: that might have an impact on the outcome of the election; and, consequently, such delays as were incurred gave added time for the build- up of Castro's internal forces. By the time that the election was over, it had become apparent. that the small team concept was no longer viable. Esterline, in fact, suggested that the emphasis for the buildup in the brigade forces came from the White House. But even though Gordon Gray -- in various meetings of the Special Group during the period from November to the end of the Eisenhower administration -- did support the idea of increasing the size of the force, there is no evidence to indicate that pressure to do this came from the White House. 22/ - r62 - TOP SECRET . 13-00000 - TOP SECRET rather more positive recollection of the change in concept, having noted: That.decision as to the character of | the operation was rather gradually modi- fied during the late autumn [of 1960], and it's very difficult, even for someone who.was close to those developments, to put a finger on the exact moment when a clear decision was made, or the circum- stances, or, really, the people who niade it. It was a decision rather forced by -circumstances. 23/ — When discussing the situation in October of 1975, however, Bissell volunteered the following observations about the change in concept for the operation. He said: One of the clearest impressions I have of the whole planning period and of this change in concept was that by November ({1960] ... and I don't think Esterline bought this view either as completely or as soon as I did ... I [also] remember the feeling that I was well ahead of King ... in my ‘belief that we had to place nearly exclusive reliance for the initial phase on whatever force it was possible to land.. So, I also remember very clearly -~ and I think as early as November -- where I think there were probably under 500 people 'in the brigade in training -- I remember repeatedly saying to Hawkins and Esterline that if we are really going to have to place this heavy reliance on a landing force, this is an all together prepos- _terously inadequate number ... I remember being told that people did not see how it would be. feasible to get up to the size I was talking about in the time period; but secondly ... I have a ‘clear recollection that he [Jack Hawkins} had a lesser sense. - 163 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET of urgency at that point about a buildup in numbers than I did. .I felt that I ‘was consistently .urging upon Hawkins the necessity of a larger buildup than the plans then contemplated, and I. also re- member, at. a later stage in a somewhat similar fashion, urging upon Beerli, the necessity of a significantly larger air arm than his plans contemplated ....I think that Hawkins likewise felt that he had to rely on what the recruiting mechanism would turn up, which wasn't really his direct operation, and that | he wasn't at all sure that he could get the sort of numbers that I was talking about.. But I do remember an awareness of what seemed to me to be the inadequacy -of our resources in the light of an altered concept of the operation. 24/ = 164 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Part IV: . Presidential Resurgence The previous section of this volume has examined the activities that occurred during the period from the early fall through November of 1960, with the shift away from what was to be exclusively a guerrilla warfare type operation to a new concept emphasizing amphibious invasion. During this period most of the discussion and the decisions, aside from those within CIA, were at the level of the special Group. The principals involved from the Department of State were at the Under Secretary/Assistant Secretary level at the highest, and at the Agency, both the Director of Central Intelligence and the Deputy Director for Plans were involved. On 29. November 1960 the level of in- volvement of the US Government escalated sharply with the sudden resurgence of interest on the part of President Dwight David Eisenhower. In contrast to the period from July 1960 through the Presidential election of early November -- when, as noted earlier, _ there was, at most, minimal attention to the develop- ing anti~Castro program at the White House level -- - 165 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET suddenly the President emerged as one of the principal decision makers in the period prior to the take-over by the Kennedy administration. - When asked for an explanation of this sudden resurgence, Jake Esterline, then Chief, WH/4 stated: I.can't explain it ... but I will say. this, it probably had a political basis. They [the Republican administration] realized that they had lost, and they realized that they were going to have to brief a new administration along with the British on the things that had been going on. I suspect that they didn't want to ‘brief on something that would emerge that they hadn‘t been giving anything other -than their full support. I am guessing, but I would think that was a pretty good guess. 1/ on 29 November of 1960, the President had a meet= ; ing which included Messrs. Dillon and Merchant of State; Gates and Douglas of Defense; Gray and Goodpaster of his own Staff; and Dulles and Bissell of CIA. In his report on the session with the President, Mr: Bissell, the DDP mentioned among other things the following two points of particular interest: The President made it clear he wanted all done that could be done with all possible urgency and nothing less on the part of any department, ... and the Presi- dent led a discussion as to how best. to organize the total US effort against the target. There was some feeling that an ~ 166 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET overall coordinating executive might be desirable, but it was left that the Director would make Mr. Barnes available to work closely with a State Department - officer to be designated. It was also -felt desirable to use Mr. Pawley's services, initially in connection with ' Argentina's possible covert assistance. 2/ The points of view attributed to the President at this time by Mr. Bissell reflect very. closely the position of William D. Pawley who had met with the President immediately prior to the President's ses- sion with State, DOD, and the Agency's representatives. According to Livingston Merchant, who had a long session with Mr. Pawley.on the day prior to Pawley's meeting with President Eisenhower: Mr. Pawley said. that two things are necessary, and I inferred that these would constitute his [{Pawley's] principal recom- _ mendations to the President. (Ll) The President should appoint a single experienced individual (he said he was personally qualified and would be available for the job if asked) to. conduct the entire covert operation. In this con- nection, he cited the role which he had played in the Guatemala case. (2) We should recruit several thousand good young Cubans in Florida and give them basic training. This could be done in five or six weeks, rather than months, according to him. He was extremely impatient at the thought of moving any Cubans who may now be in Central America, expressing himself - 167 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET forcefully as being sure their host would object. -I asked if he was proposing overt in- tervention by US armed forces. He said absolutely not. The essence of his plan would be to land in Cuba, presumably in the next month or two, a force of 600 trained Cubans, following up this land- ing with additional Cuban elements and then installing a government in the bridge- head which would call on us for financial and logistics support. He mentioned a number of names which were unfamiliar to me of Cubans who he said are politically unblemished in Cuba, neither pinks nor reactionary rightists.* 3/ On 30 November 1960, a Special Group meeting was held at which time Gordon Gray: *. Considering that discussions within the Agency and within the Special Group had only recently arrived at the figure of 600 men for an invasion brigade, plus the fact that this brigade would establish a bridge- head from which a provisional government opposed to Castro might be announced, .one might speculate on the source of Pawley's information. Jake Esterline has tended to denigrate the role played by Pawley during the course of the Bay of Pigs operation; but, nonethe- less, throughout the course of the operation Jake was charged with maintaining close liaison with Pawley. JMATE records indicate not only the numerous. face-to- face meetings between Pawley and Esterline during the course of the operation, but also reflect an amazing number of telephone conversations between the two during the life of the operation. In terms of the operatiorial plan per se, Esterline appeared to be most cagy in handling this subject during the dis- cussions with Pawley. The recorded conversations focus on the potential leadership for the FRD -~ with Pawley's "best" leadership choices usually being far to the right. - 168 '- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Solicited the Group's assistance in - arriving. at a concensus [{ste] of views _as..to what exactly had been decided as a result of the. high level meeting [the meeting with the President] of the day before. 4/ a According to the memorandum on the meeting, there was agreement that the US would deny its partic- ipation in any training activities in Guatemala, that . there would:continue to be a prohibition on the train- ing of Cubans in the United States, and that evacua- tion plans. should be kept in readiness in case the Cubans in training in Guatemala had to be evacuated -- the plan to evacuate was not clear as to whether the Cubans would be taken into Florida as ordinary refugees or whether ‘the evacuation would call for ‘transporting the troops to our Saipan training base. “The problem that apparently created the greatest difficulty at this Special Group meeting was the Presi- dent's suggestion that a single individual should be placed in charge of. the: anti-Castro program. The Special Group decided that there should be two indi-. viduals with principal responsibilities -- one to handle the overt and the other to handle the covert activities. After reviewing a list of potential candidates: | - 169 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET It was finally decided that, taking all things into consideration, including the aspect of quick availability, Ambassador | Willauer would probably be the best choice. On the CIA side, Mr. Dulles nominated Mr. Barnes. It was recognized that these nominees would have to be checked’ with Mr. Gray's associates. 5/ When Mr. Mann suggested that Ambassador Willauer ‘might also assume responsibility for contacts with the FRD, Mr. Dulles rejected this out of hand, emphasizing that this liaison must be done covertly, and that it - must be done by. the Agency. There apparently was unanimous agreement that Mr. Pawley not be given any official status with the US Government, but no one objected to Pawley's plans to visit Argentine Presi- dent Frondizi in his capacity as a private US citizen. 33/ Following the President's suggestion of 29 Novem- ber, Acting Secretary of State Douglas Dillon forwarded a memorandum for President Eisenhower on 2 December 1960 recommending that, because of the differences . in responsibilities, two senior officials, rather than one, be charged with managing the anti-Castro ‘program. Dillon suggested that Ambassador Whiting Willauer be named as a Special Deputy to Assistant Secretary for American Republic Affairs, Thomas Mann, to.act as the officer responsible for the US Government's . - 170 - TOP SECRET . 13-00000 TOP SECRET . overt position vis-a-vis Cuba, and with the responsi-. bility of coordinating the covert activities of the Agency into that US position. On the covert side Dillon followed the DCL's suggestion that, C. Tracy Barnes should be appointed "to devote full time to the direction of the Agency's program with: respect to Cuba, and to concert! with Amb. Willauer." 6/ Dillon's memorandum then went on to recommend that the members of the Special Group -- Dulles, Gray, Douglas, and Merchant -- should continue to exercise general supervision over the covert opera- tion and to provide the Agency with general guidance in the operation, and -- now at the tag end of the Eisenhower administration -~ went on to say that the Group should continue and intensify its general supervision of the covert-operation ... {and] maintain close and regular liaison with Secretary Anderson of Treasury or ‘his designated representative ... [and] should meet, together with the member's individual principals, with you from time to time as it deemed necessary or as you desire. 7/ In response to this recommendation, the Presi- dent wrote: I approve of the suggestions regarding the reorganization of the government's - 171 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET program with respect to that country {(Cuba], except that I think Mr. Willauer should have a position directly subordi- nate to the Secretary of State for so long as Cuba remains a critical problem in our foreign relations. There should be no doubt as to the authority of the Special Assistant to the State Department (Mr. Willauer) to. subordinate covert and overt activities, nor as to his responsi- bility for conveying policy guidance to the operating agencies. In their broad outline, these policies will, of course, be subject to the approval of higher authority. 8/ An interesting aspect of the Eisenhower memoran- dum is that he elevated the position to be assigned to Mr. Willauer from that of being a Special Deputy to Assistant Secretary Mann, the Assistant Secretary for American Republic Affairs, to that of being direct- ly subordinate to the Secretary of State. When Thomas A. Parrott who acted as secretary for the Special Group meeting. transmitted a copy ‘of the draft of puiies' popes Aes ve rk © eg gelato : menorati it to racy Barnes, Parrott had been made aware of the possibility that Eisenhower was in favor of raising the position of Willaver. In an aside to Barnes in his transmittal note, Parrott indicated that even if Eisenhower did want Willauer made directly responsible to the Secretary of State, in fact: “He (Willauer] will be instructed that he - 172 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET darn well works for Mann anyway, regardless of the title."* 9/ Even as the negotiations just mentioned were “underway, by early. December 1960 the Agency's posi- tion on the nature of the PM action decidedly hardened. On 8 December at a meeting of the Special Group, Colonels Hawkins and Egan proposed a military program | which combined the use of infiltrated small paramili- tary teams as a test to see if. the dissident elements would rally round and, also recommend a training program for a force of 600- -750 men possessing extremely heavy fire power for amphibious assault. Prior to an amphibious invasion, however, it was agreed that there would be sorties into Cuban air space but the precise nature and number of these was disputable, ranging from possibly 100 a month for a three month period beginning on 15 January 1961 -- and including some B-26 sorties to bomb and strafe military targets -- to an undefined minimum of sorties for a three week period to’ soften up the opposition. | * The Agency apparently thought that it had a pretty good handle on Willauer because of his long. term associ- ation as Executive Vice- President, President, and Vice- Chairman of the Board of Civil Air Transport (CAT). vo ; ~ 173 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET © in the course of these discussions of grouna and air operations there were some interesting contra- dications among Agency spokesmen aS to what was needed or what was wanted. Tracy Barnes seemed to have a great deal more to say than was warranted by his knowledge and apparent understanding of the planned action. In one discussion with Secretary Douglas, when Barnes was pushing for the use of an increased number of troops, he stated that the number of anti- Castro dissidents who might rally round the invaders would be no different if the size of the invading force were 600 men or 3,000 men. A rationale such as that and Barnes's comment to Gen. Lansdale when he for- warded one proposal -- Please recognize that this proposal is a draft and is off the top of the head. without any detailed knowledge of possible applicable regs and procedures -~ help make understandable the consternation within the ranks of the Department of Defense concerning the Agency's understanding of which end was up.* 10/ + There was also an ongoing discussion during this time _ period regarding the assignment of US Army Special Force trainers to the Guatemala bases. This is discussed in detail in Volume II.of this history, Participation in the Conduct of Foretgn Poltey. - 174 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET In one of the longer and more detailed papers being prepared toward the close of the Eisenhower _ administration, the State Department drafted the polit- ical action recommendations and suggested collective action through the Organization of American States to effect the ouster of Castro. Failing in that, State then outlined a unilateral political action program for the United States. The paramilitary and covert action segments of this paper were prepared by the CIA. Neither the State nor the CIA paper introduced ideas that had not been thoroughly dis-_ cussed. These recommendations were made just as if the Secretary of State, the Special Group, and the President had approved, or would approve, the courses of action that were being outlined. This. being the case, it was: suggested that the concurrence of the president-elect should be sought for the proposed program. In the best of all possible worlds one could hardly find fault with this optimistic approach -~- in the pragmatic world it is difficult to under~- stand that anyone would go on record with the expec- tation that such recommendations might be followed - 175 - TOP SECRET t 13-00000 - TOP SECRET across changing political and administrative lines.* 11/ With WH/4 in the throes of revising the anti- Castro program on the basis of the increased efficiency ‘of the Castro military forces, an SNIE, Prospects for the Castro Regime, was issued, belaboring the obvious -~- that Castro was firmly in control of Cuba. The SNIE also proceeded to make the following observation about Castro's military forces: The militia's overall combat efficiency is low; many units are still on a part | -time training basis.. However, there appears to be emerging a nucleus of well organized, well equipped, and well ‘trained units loyal to Castro and strongly Communist~influenced; we believe that within the next 12. months or so, these units will develop into a reasonably effective security force. 13/ The estimate continued, noting that the Cuban Army was still disrupted and “combat effectiveness of the Air Force is virtually:nil." 9/ . The concept for Project IMATE, however, had shifted from small unit uN guerrilla warfare to invasion because of evidence of * President Eisenhower wrote that on 6 December 1960, “Senator Kennedy“ came to the White House for a brief- ing and that among the subjects. discussed was Cuba, this being one of-the first three items that Kennedy wished to talk about and that: "He [JFK] had previous-. ly been briefed by Allen Dulles a number of times and had some familiarity with the details." 12/ - 176 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET increased: efficiency of Castro's forces and it would appear that the operators and the estimators were not making evaluations from the same intelligence information. Despite his promotion early in the month, it was not until 23 December 1960 that Ambassador Willauer called a meeting with the Agency's principals to ex- plain both his role and some of the problems that he anticipated the President wanted him to handle. Ap- parently it was an inauspicious beginning, for accord- ing to a memorandum of the meeting: . Mr. Willauer stated that his role, as explained to him by Secretary Herter, was to be that of the chairman and major shareholder of a corporate board with Mr. Tracy Barnes, the executive director for operations and minority shareholder. Col. King asked for clarification on this point, noting that Mr. Esterline is the director for operations for CIA with the chain of command going from the Director to Bissell to Col. King to Mr. Esterline. Mr. Barnes is a coordinator with, the other interested agencies. Mr. Willauer agreed that this was the case, noting that he had used the term operations in the looser sense of overall coordination. 14/ Once having had the pecking order set straight, | Ambassador Willauer then proceeded to a discussion of various problem areas, indicating his very strong bias in favor of Agency ‘positions as opposed to - 177 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET positions being taken by the Department of State. For example, Willauer noted that there was a. strong aversion to attempts to set a firm date for D-Day, with the opponents basing their arguments on the fact that the oas would be sure to get in on the act and, moreover, that military planning should be deferred until it could be determined if the economic sanctions would work to Castro's disadvantage. On the question of economic ‘sanctions Willauer pointed out: to the people in State that since the Soviet Union was so - strongly committed to support the Castro government, economic sanctions would have little or no impact on Castro's position. Willauer also argued that there was going to be revolutionary activity in Cuba, whether the US had a hand in it or not; and he empha- sized that, in any event, the US would be blamed for it. Both Jake Esterline and Col. Jack Hawkins pointed out that another reason for firming up the D-Day date concerned the logistics of the troop movement ; and . both urged as early a date as possible because of the already mentioned improvement in the military capability, equipment, and training of Castro's - 178 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET forces. Esterline also emphasized that most of the arguments urging delay: of PM planning, particularly concexn re the OAS, had been debated with State for months, and the time had come for direct action. The WH/4 representatives also stressed that the period of training for many of the Cubans had been extended and re~extended, and that to hold them be- yond 1 March 1961 increased the problem of maintain- ing high morale among the troops. Esterline took the position that the Cubans the Agency was training knew that the US had the force to throw Castro out any time that it ‘so desired, but the months and months of.training was indicative, to them at least, that the US was not really interested in the welfare of the anti-Castro Cubans. | During the 23 December 1960 meeting, Willauer's expertise and familiarity with air operations led -him to ask almost immediately “why the project is ‘so thin in the air'." Willauer was told that the rules of the game were that only Cuban air crews could be used, and this was the reason for the Agency's efforts to obtain permission to use contract American - 179 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 crews for both: tions were the Concerning the for three days TOP SECRET resupply. and combat.* The air opera- subject of considerable discussion. possibility of launching air strikes before the invading force landed, Willauer objected, pointing out that this would give the OAS ample time to get involved in the act. Wil- lauer then raised the question of whether all of the tactical bombing could be done on D-Day. The answer to that from Col. Hawkins was no," but Hawkins said that it could be done on D-2, if permission were given for dawn airstrikes to take out Castro's air force and military targets, with additional sorties during the course of D-1 and follow-up raids on D-Day prior to the landings. Moreover, Hawkins pointed out that . if an attempt were made to withhold the airstrikes until D-Day, the Castro. air force would have an op- portunity to attack the ships which would be. carrying the invasion troops. « In a similar manner, a strong case was made for the use of the Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua air base to * Hawkins wanted “pilots who can work over key targets without tearing up installations we will later need." - 180 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET launch strikes against Cuba. Apparently there was some discussion of limiting use of this base to only two or three days -- at least some of the State De- partment people pushed this idea -- but WH/4 pointed out that it was inconceivable in view of the nature of the planned air operations, that the air support ‘operation could be in and out of Nicaragua in this period. It was pointed out to Willauer that efforts had been made to get permission to use US bases, or other closer bases to Cuba than Nicaragua, but with- out success. Willauer, himself was positive that no US bases would be made available for the strike against Castro. . One other interesting aspect of this initial - meeting with Willauer, concerned the transition be- tween the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations. Willauer stressed that the ground rule at. the Depart- ‘ment of State was that the Kennedy people could not be sought out to discuss specific problems unless they initiated requests for information, and it was Willauer's opinion: . That the only practical way to get de- cisions.on the project before 20 January would be to have the Director [the DCI], -~ 181 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET whose position re the new administration is different than Mr. Herter's, to go to Mr. Kennedy in person and seek to get him committed. It would be very difficult for State people to’try to approach Mr. Kennedy via Mr. Rusk and Mr. Bowles. 15/ During the 21 December 1960 meeting of the Special Group, Allen Dulles briefed the attendees on a meeting that he had participated in the previous: day in New York, with a group of American business- men. The meeting had been called by Henry Holland, who was one of the principal fund: raisers for the FRD, and in attendance at this meeting were the Vice President for Latin America of Standard Oil of New Jersey, the Chairman of the Cuban-American Sugar Company, the President of the American Sugar Domino Refining Company , the President of the American & Foreign Power. Company, the Chairman of the Freeport Sulphur Company, and representatives from Texaco, International Telephone and. Telegraph, and other American companies with business interests in Cuba. The tenor of the conversation was that it was time for the US to get off of dead center and take some direct action against Castro. Suggestions were made. to sabotage the sugar . crop -- the question being whether to burn the cane - 182 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET fields or ruin the refineries; to interrupt the electric power supply; and to put an embargo on food,. drugs, and spare parts for machinery. Dulles opposed the embargo. on food and @rugs, but the feeling of the business group was that it was time to get tough and, hopefully, the blame for an embargo would be laid on Castro. Another interesting suggestion volun- teered was that the US Navy should blow up a ship in Levisa Bay in order to force the shutdown of the nickel plant at Nicaro which formerly had been owned and operated by the US Government. 16/ In his usual cautious manner, Gordon Gray suggested that the Special Group not authorize any action until he had cleared the matter with his "associate." | This group of businessmen also indicated that ‘they were going to undertake the publication of specific papers on issues and programs related to ‘ the post-Castro Cuba, which would be designed to -help us policy planners. Mr; Dulles, of course, emphasized that policy. planning was not his respon- sibility; this was the responsibility of the Depart- ment of State. He did comment that “what he was interested in was getting rid of Castro as quickly - 183 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET: as possible and in this field he had direct responsi- bility and would welcome any ideas or suggestions on how this might be achieved." 17/ The high-level business group which Dulles met with. was also extremely concerned about the possible orientation of any anti-Castro government in exile, particularly that it should not be left-oriented. Michael Haider, Standard of Jersey's Vice President ‘for Latin America, for example, forwarded a.memorandum to Col. J. Cc. King in early January 1961 identifying as members of an extreme leftist group which had formed in Miami to oppose Castro, Manolo Ray, Aureliano Sanchez Arango, Rufo Lépez Fresquet, and Dr. Raul Chibas among others. Mr. Haider worried that unless more positive steps were taken to force ‘the conserva- tive Cuban exiles into a cohesive organization, that any post-Castro government would automatically be in the hands of the leftists. * 18/ In addition to strong positive suggestions from US businessmen, Brigadier General Lansdale, Office of * Haider was consistent at any rate -- "leftists" with Fidel or “Fidelistas sin Fidel" were held to be equally bad for US business interests. - 184 - _ TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Special Operations, Office of the Secretary of Defense, also had some suggestions which he made. to Mr. Bissell about the conduct of the Agency's anti-Castro program. For whatever reason, in late December 1960 Lansdale forwarded to Bissell a number of suggestions which . had been presented to him by an Army reservist who had put in two weeks of active duty with OSO at Lans- dale's direction researching Cuban political objectives. Inasmuch as the Agency had devoted many months to the study of this subject, ‘and all other aspects of ‘the anti-Castro effort, it appears a rather gratuitous insult that Lansdale would have forwarded this kind of paper to Bissell. 19/ What response, if any, ‘Bissell made to this memorandum is not known. The Special Group held its last meeting of 1960 -on 29 December, and there were, in addition to the standing problem of the use of US air bases to sup- port the operation against Cuba, the questions of the use of a Nicaraguan air base, the political organ- ization of the Cuban exiles, and considerable discus— sion about the possibility of initiating action against Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. “Te was emphasized that Mr. Pawley was strongly in favor of intervention ~ 185 - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 TOP SECRET in the Dominican Republic, even suggesting that an overt operation against Trujillo be mounted concur- rently. with ‘the Cuban operation. The members (of the Special Group, however, were unwilling to buy this particular plan of action; but they did | Support Mr. Bissell’ s. ‘proposals for some limited covert action operations aimed at the Trujillo. regime. James: H. Douglas, Deputy Secretary of Defense questioned the feasibility of “expanding the initial beachhead into a full-scale takeover of the Cuban Government"; but Mr. Bissell. pointed out that such a project was unrealistic unless "One or all of the following situations develops: (a) overt support, (b) a major revolutionary uprising, (c) massive. use of air support." 20/° The Group was apparently in agreement that the Agency should make every effort to insure that no abortive small-scale insurrections be attempted to overthrow Castro. 21/ In view of the fact that the US would break © diplomatic relations with Cuba. on 3 January 1961, the minutes of the Special Group meeting of 29 Decem- ber 1960 present an interesting historical problem. In summarizing Livingston Merchant's report of his - 186 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ; J TOP SECRET meeting with President Eisenhower, on 28 December, the minutes of the Special Group Meeting of 29 De- ‘cember read as follows: The latter [President Eisenhower] made two points: (a) it would be desirable to obtain the cooperation and support of indi- vidual Latin American Governments, (b) it would be desirable, if possible, for. US to break relations with Cuba, in concert with other countries some time before January 20th. 22/ ; In contrast to the suggestion that the US break realtions with Cuba, prior to the inauguration of Kennedy, General Goodpaster's record of the Merchant- Eisenhower meeting of 28 December reported that: He, [President Eisenhower] thought, however, that [Presidents] Frondizi, Prado, and others should take diplomatic initiative to get Latin American countries to take a position that they would like to remove Castro from power, but, lacking the means to do so, would like the US to take the lead. The President said it was Clear to him that Latin Americans must be brought to see the necessity of action. He was inclined to think that it might be time to recognize the anti-Castro front as the Cuban Government. He added that he would like to see a definite move taken in this matter before January 20th, and said that the State Department should be thinking of some definite action that could be brought about be- fore that time. 23/ "Thinking of some definite action" differs consider- ‘ably from the suggestion that the President thought - 187 - TOP SECRET — 13-00000 TOP SECRET it would be "desirable" to break relations with Cuba prior to 20 January of 1961. At the Special Group meeting of 29 December 1960, it also was suggested by Mr. Merchant that the Group's membership for discussions on Cuba be expanded to in- clude Ambassador Willauer, Assistant Secretary Thomas Mann, and Cc. Tracy Barnes. 24/ As already has been noted, in his retrospective view of the Bay of Pigs operation Jake Esterline was quite forceful in his opinion that the Agency's representatives at such high level meetings should have been someone like either himself or Col. Jack Hawkins who were the most knowledgeable about the status of the operation and, indeed, the whole operational plan.* * It is the considered opinion of the author of this . . history that Esterline had a valid criticism. A re- view of the records of the Bay of Pigs Operation, indi- cates that one of the most voluminous correspondents was C. Tracy Barnes, that a great deal of the written N material is repititious ad nauseam, and that Barnes belabored issues which were common knowledge to the principals in WH/4. Illustrative of this, for example, was a 28 December 1960 memorandum which Barnes wrote | to Jake Esterline. It began as follows: “It has been a little while since we have had an internal DDP hoe down on your project. In the meantime, a number of important points have been raised." 25/ The memorandum then proceeded to run through all of the issues which, by this time, were common knowledge (footnote continued on following. page) - 188 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET On 2 January 1961 Fidel Castro notified the United States Government that it would. have to cut its Embassy staff in Havana to eleven persons. On 3 January 1961, President Eisenhower held a meeting at the White House to discuss the Cuban situation. In addition to the President, and the Secretaries . of State, Defense, and Treasury, the participants “included the members of the Special Group, plus General Goodpaster, Mr. Bissell, Thomas Mann, and Tracy Barnes. “Among principal questions, of course, were if and when the United States should break off a@iplomatic relations with Cuba; and after some initial hesitation, before the day was over the United States did break relations officially with the Cuban Govern- ment. *¥ | to those who were even marginally involved in planning the anti-Castro operation and contributed nothing in ‘particular to understanding of any of them. - Similarly, Barnes' memorandum for the DCL in prep- aration for a 3 January policy meeting, rehashed the same information that Barnes had presented to Chief, WH/4, just a few days before. 26/ Barnes appears to have suffered a severe case of verbal diarrhea. * Before the firm decision was made to break diplomatic relations, there was great concern within the Agency that the COS, a communicator, and a PM officer, and ‘possibly a fourth individual be retained as members of the Staff. 21/ - 189 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET The other subject of conversation was whether there now was cause or reason for direct US inter- vention in Cuba, and the decision was that no such action should be taken unless the Cuban Government took aggressive action against US citizens in Cuba or damaged official US property (e.g., Guantanamo) . In the course of the discussion about the status of Agency planning for anti~-Castro activities, the question was raised about increasing the number of trainees. This was ruled out pending the suitability of training sites to handle additional numbers. Training sites in the US still were denied, in part, again, because of the fear of compromising the US position in the Organization of American States or in the United. Nations. | The high level White. House meeting also agreed that it would be useful to brief members of the new administration, particularly the Secretary of State, “but “no definite schedule was agreed upon but the concensus {sic} of the meeting was that appropriate briefings should be considered for the near future." 28/ In the few days following the 3 January decision | to break relations with the Castro Government, the - 190 - TOP SECRET (© ok 13-00000 TOP SECRET Agency retained control of US communications out of ‘Havana -- the Ambassador deciding that he preferred to relieve the female Department of State communica- tions officer and retain the services of her male counterpart from the Agency. During this hectic period, the communications officer was instructed to pack up as much gear as possible and destroy that which remained. Even if all the gear were not destroyed, CIA's Director of Communications indicated "there would not be any extreme compromise." In any event, however, the last message from Havana Station -- on 7 January 1961 at 16382 -- stated This last msg from HAVA Station. All files and crypto material destroyed ... on evening 6 Jan [1961] Swiss amb placed "Carta de Proteccion" notices on emb doors minimizing possibility takeover of bldg by GOC.* 29/ ' Even as the ‘debate over the breaking of diplomatic relations was taking place within the Eisenhower ad- ministration, Col. Jack Hawkins addressed a memorandum to Jake Esterline, Chief, WH/4 which provided an ex- cellent summary of the policy decisions which needed * Authorization for complete shutdown. had been set for 03002 on'7 January 1961. 30/ - 191 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET to be made if strike operations were to be conducted against the Castro government. In the course of his eight page memorandum, Hawkins reiterated the need for resolution of the problem that had particularly ‘bothered the Special Group -- that.was whether the Kennedy administration was interested in following through on the plans that had been made. Assuming that the Kennedy administration did intend to follow through on the program which had been initiated, Hawkins suggested that considering the rapid build up-of Castro's military forces the strike operations be conducted not later than 1 March 1961. The ques- tion of air strikes was basic to Hawkins's planning -- on this he was quite firm. In discussing the general question of air operations Hawkins said: It is axiomatic in amphibious operations that control of air and sea in ‘the objec-—: tive area is absolutely required. The Cuban Air Force and naval vessels capable of opposing our landing must be knocked out or neutralized before our amphibious shipping makes its final run in to the beach. If this is not done, we will be courting disaster. Then, by specific recommendations, Hawkins urged the following: 1. That the air preparation commence not later than dawn on D minus 1 Day. - 192.- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 2. That any move, to curtail the number _ of aircraft to be employed from those available be firmly resisted. 3. That the operation be abandoned if policy does not. provide for use of adequate ‘tactical air support. In order to insure the success of both the air strike and the air drop operations which would pro- ' vide the logistical support for. the troops holding the lodgment on Cuban soil, Hawkins urged, as he had in the past, authorization for the use of contract American pilots, the use of the airfield at Puerto Cabezas as an advance strike base, and the use of air bases in. the United states for the launching of logistical flight operations .* 3l1/ '. Much the same ground indicated in Hawkins memo- randum was rehashed in preparing Mr. Barnes and the DCI for a Special Group meeting of 5 January 1961. * .There'is no indication that Hawkins ever changed his, attitude about the need for the. introduction of some ‘us pilots into both the-strike and logstics air operations, even though his much quoted cable of 13 April 1961 from Puerto Cabezas repeated the high _ praise. for the B-26 pilots. who were about to under- take the D-2 air strike. See Volume I of the Official History of the. Bay of Pigs Operation, Air Operations, Part III, A for discussion of the Hawkins cable in the context of the air operations. - 193 _ - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Somewhat more. emphasis than Hawkins had given to it. was placed: on the political organization and the needs for structuring the exile political group to conform accurately to the sentiments of those Cubans who did oppose Castro. Otherwise, much of the same focus was to be given to the questions regarding air bases, the -size of the invasion force, and the number of trainees who could be accommodated in the’ camps, and other of the problems that had already been dis- cussed time and time again. 32/ Similarly, in dis- cussions prior to the 12 January 1961 meeting of the Special Group, much of this same ground continued to be replowed without any positive resolution by the Special Group members. 33/ . | During the course of the frequent sessions of the Special Group in the final weeks of the Eisenhower administration, the Director of Central Intelligence also was required to make a presentation before the CIA Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee on 6 January of 1961. Among other things, the record of this meeting stated as follows: . Mr. Dulles then gave a fairly detailed picture of CIA action with respect to Cuba, mentioning the two-pronged program of - 194 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET propaganda including radio and publica- tions and the paramilitary effort. Again he pointed out that this is an expensive program running to approximately $28 million. Mr. Dulles discussed the radio effort and paramilitary effort in some detail, indicating the numbers of Cubans being trained and the supply efforts and the bases. 34/ Because of the subsequent charges which would be made by historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. and others writing on the Bay of Pigs, it is important to emphasize that among other CIA personnel attend- ing this briefing was Robert Amory, Jr., the Deputy Director for Intelligence, who, according to Schlesinger and some of the later “experts, " was supposed to be in almost total ignorance of any planning for an operation such as took place at the Bay of Pigs.* * Other Agency personnel in attendance at this brief- ing were General Cabell, DDCI; Colonel L. K. White, Deputy Director for Support; Richard Helms, Chief of Operations for DDP; Emmett Echols, Director of Personnel, and John Warner, Legislative Counsel. It also should be noted that Mr. William A. Tidwell, Jr. of Amory's office was appointed in January 1961 to be Chief of the Office of Operations in Miami. 35/ Organizationally at this time, the Office of Operations was under the Deputy Director for Intelligence. In view of -the efforts being made in the Miami area to recruit Cubans for training in the exile Brigade, it is inconceivable that Tidwell and the Deputy Director for Intelligence | were not fully aware of the plans that were being made to unseat Castro until after the invasion had collapsed at Playa Giron.. - 195 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET On 10 January 1961, President Eisenhower got involved in a meeting concerning the planned opera- tions against Castro. On that day the New York Times broke a story about the training of the Cuban troops . in Guatemala. As the ex-President himself wrote: On the morning of January 10 [1961], the New York Times carried an article, with a map, describing . the training of anti-Castro- forces in Guatemala ... It told most of the story. I decided that we should say nothing at all about this> article... Believing that my. successor ‘might want’ some day:to assist the refugee ‘forces to move into*Cuba, I considered that we were limited in what we could say about them. 36/ , Whether a meeting had been planned prior to the appearance of the New York Times article is not known, but the Senate Foreign Relations Committee did call on the administration to send a representative up to the Hill on 12 January 1961, in order to provide fur- ther explanation of the Times article. Of the two ‘candidates being considered to appear before the Senate, ' Thomas Mann, Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs, or DCI Dulles, it was decided to send Mr. Dulles to appear before the Senate Committee. However, President. Eisenhower raised certain questions as to the right of a Committee to ask questions on foreign oo - 196 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET policy affecting the security of the United States. He [Eisenhower] commented that when this is demanded as a right you .are “sunk," and wondered how much right '. have they got, inasmuch as the Constitu- tion says that it is the responsibility of the Chief Executive. 37/ _ The culmination of the Special Group discussions, which had taken place with increasing frequency between ‘ mid-November 1960 and mid- ~January 1961, was the report of the Joint Planning Committee issued by Willauer on 18 January 1961. The conclusions were predictable -- there were decisions that needed to be made, but these could not be made until the new administration became fully aware of the extent of the anti-Castro programs that had been evolving. As Willauer himself said in his final memo: . In the absence of these decisions, or at least most of them, there is a grave . danger that the December 6 plan (updated) may have to be abandoned, -as an effective means of overthrowing Castro without more overt support, and that the only practical course of action for the physical overthrow of Castro, will be either: (1) open U.S. war with Cuba, or (2) a.seven-month overt training by the.U.S. on United States soil of a Cuban-Latin American invasion force, which will be planned to strike with at least overt U.S. logistical support.* 38/ * Willauer probably meant to refer to the 8 December 1960 plan. See pp. 173 ff. - 197 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Perhaps best illustrative of the merry-go-round which the Special Group had been riding for at least two months was Willauer's closing statement: In our discussions we weighed without coming to a conclusion the advantages of a rapid, effective action by direct war in terms of getting matters over with without a long buildup of world opinion vs. the inevitability of such a build up under any seven month program. 38/ Having reviewed the meetings during the last few weeks of the Eisenhower administration, it is interesting to review the comments of some of those - who were principally involved, as they looked back on that period. One of the most. immediate responses was found in Fidel Castro's virtuoso performance for the Cuban television audience on 23 April 1961 when ‘he explained the invasion to them. Among other things, Castro claimed: an -That on certain occasions, we have also been in. danger of direct aggression. This danger always has been lurking about us and.at certain times has gathered consider- able support in the minds of ‘leading circles of the United States. One of those moments when this type of direct aggression was very near was at the end of December [1960] and the beginning of [January 1961], and that is to say, during the last days of the Eisenhower administration. 40/. } - 198 - TOP SECRET 13-00000. TOP SECRET So concerned was Castro at this time that he put his armed forces in. a state of alert for a two week period, _ covering the transitfon from the Eisenhower to the Kennedy administration. 41/ The other. principal protagonist at this time,. remembered it ina somewhat different manner. The former us President wrote of this period in the fol- lowing manner : . . Covert training of exiles for any pos- j sible future operations against Castro : - was going forward. Units were growing L, steadily in strength and efficiency ' against the time when actual tactical } planning could. be undertaken. In Decem- ber [1960], I suggested to the State Department that the time might be pro- pitious for organizing a "front" against Castro among the refugees, with ‘the. United States recognizing the leader and his associates as the legal govern- ment of Cuba, with the priviso, however, ‘that the exiles themselves would volun- tarily select from their own number an acceptable “head of government." I added that if they could do so at once, I'd like to see recognition accorded i promptly -- if possible, before January So, to the incoming administration, we left units of Cuban refugees busily training and preparing hopefully for a { ; return to their native land. Because : they had as yet been unable to find the leader they wanted -- a national leader to be both anti-Castro and ‘anti-Batista ~- it was impossible to make specific . " - -~ 199 -— : TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET plans for a military invasion, However, their hatred of Castro, their patriotism, and their readiness to sacrifice for the restoration and freedom in Cuba could not be doubted. 42/ In the statement just quoted, Eisenhower's empha- sis was on the fact. that during his administration all that took place was a training program -- that there was no specific plan for the invasion of Cuba. This was re-emphasized in an interview that he held on 10 September 1965 when he said: “There was no tactical or operational plan even discussed" when he turned the presidency over to John F.. Kennedy. 43/ According to this same interview: _ The retiring President stressed that there, had been no decision as to how the ' Cuban forces would be used, if-at all. Eisenhower had made no commitments that might bind the new President in dealing with the Castro problem. In fact, the armed. refugee group was still so small and relatively unprepared that. it could © easily have been disbanded if the incom- ing administration considered its exis- tence unnecessary. | And, more specifically, - Eisenhower felt that Kennedy shared his judgment that the new administration need not rush a decision regarding the Cubans. “At no time did I put béfore anybody any-: thing: that could be called a plan (to invade Cuba)," declares the former President. He emphasizes that there was “no mandate, no - 200 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET commitment by me, or by anyone in my admin- istration,” and he doubts that Kennedy felt “he was frozen to any position by me." 44/ Gordon Gray, President Eisenhower's National Security Adviser, also supported his former boss when queried about the Eisenhower role in the Bay of Pigs activity, stressing that the emphasis during Eisen-— hower's administration was on training the Cuban ex- iles and providing then with equipment. Like the former President, Gray, too, said that there was "no military plan". 7 The definition of a military plan, however, seems to have focused on an actual site for the land- ing; and in this sense, Gray certainly was telling ' the truth because no such choice had been made at the time that’ Eisenhower left office. In his own words, Gray stated: There wasn't any military plan formu- * lated by the time the Eisenhower admini- - stration went out. Of course, the Presi- dent was fully aware of and conversant with the decision to train and arm indi- viduals. And the concept was one that was sort of changing in the Eisenhower Administration. First we were thinking in terms of the old infiltration of small groups. Then they were thinking of the possibility of landing of people, unit sized groups. And no decisions had been ' reached at that time. It was only that -- 201 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET there was’training. That was clearly authorized, and it was clearly contemplated that there would be or could be a military action. But it simply was not true that Kennedy inherited a plan that he couldn't change. As a matter of fact, the planning that was done in his administration was changed. The Bay of Pigs was not the first landing point. That was changed. But none of that, no planning process in the Eisen- hower administration had got to the point of discussing what would be the landing point. 45/ : mo What both Gray and Eisenhower conveniently. ig- nored, as has been pointed out in the preceding dis- cussion, was the major change that was made in the concept in November of 1960. What was to have been an infiltration of numerous small teams of communi- cators and PM trainers became an amphibious invasion plan calling for a major enlargement of the exile Brigade and an air operations plan which would be critical to both the Brigade's landing and its ability to be sustained once ashore in. Cuba. What was yet . ‘ undecided as Eisenhower was succeeded by Kennedy were the issues which. the Special Group had argued through- out the weeks from mid-November into January -- the number of troops that should be. or could be trained, ) the facilities that would be available for training sites (possibly in third countries or in the United - 202. - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET States), the possible commitment of the United States personnel (as "volunteers" or contracts), and possible overt US intervention to remove Fidel Castro.* 46/ ~ ‘ * Despite the availability of documentary records and autobiographical information about President Eisenhower's role in the anti-Castro program, it is interesting to the historian that the subject of the Bay of Pigs apparently was banned as a topic in oral history interviews conducted with Eisenhower and. various of his senior subordinates who were close to the operation. Included among this group, in addition to. Eisenhower himself, were James H. Douglas, Jr. (DOD), Thomas Mann (State), Gen. David Shoup (USMC), Thomas S. Gates, Jr. (DOD), and Livingston Merchant (State) . . . ~ 203 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET CIA Internal Use Only Access Controlled by CIA Htstory Staff — -TS#795052 . Copy l of 2 OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS OPERATION ‘VOLUME ITI Evotutton oF CIA's Aur1-CastRo POLICIES; | 1951-January 1961 (pages 204-388) TOP. SECRET. TS#795052 DCI-8 “December 1979 Copy 1 of 2° PERMANENT HISTORICAL DOCUMENT DO NOT DESTROY 13-00000 ; - TOP SECRET Volume Tit Contents (pp. 204-388) Page Part V——- Direct Action Programs ...... . 204 A. Propaganda eZ B. Sabotage and other Exercises . + 233 Part VI Mr. Nixon's Role. ......... 242 Part VII The Question of Assassinations . . . 277 Part VIII Conclusions .........4.4.4.. 290 Appendixes A. Memorandum for the Director of Central Intelligence from J. C. King, 11 Dec 59 . 296. B. A Program of Covert Action Against the Castro Regime, 16 Mar 60 ....-. . . 300 _C. CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: ; 1) Letter for Allen Dulles from -Arleigh Burke, 17 Mar 60 TS (DD/P 0-1436) ...... +... #311 2) Letter for Gordon Gray from. ; Arleigh Burke, 16 Mar 60... .. - 313 3) Memorandum for the Special Assistant to the President: for National Security Affairs from Haydn Williams, 16 Mar 60, | sub: US Policy toward Cuba ... . 318 TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Page D. Memorandum for Assistant Deputy Director (Plans) - Action from J. D. Esterline, 2 May .60, sub: Liaision with US Agencies on JMARC Activities ...... . 332 E. Attack on Petroleum Refinery at Santiago de Cuba, 13-14 March 1961 . . . . 335 F. Richard M. Nixon's Memorandum on Meeting with Fidel Castro, 19 April 1959...... 337 G. Memorandum for DCI [for Briefing Vice President Nixon], 29 Feb 60, sub: _ What We Are Doing in Cuba ......'. . 344 * Source References Part I Background... - - +--+ +--+ ++ + 347 Part II Castro.Must Go .......... . 352 Part III . Changing Concepts .... Le - « 366. Part IV Presidential Resurgence Dee ee 369 Part V Direct Action Programs eee ee ee) 6374 Part VI Mr. Nixon's Role . Loe we .o - 382 Part VII Assassination .......... + 386 Part VIII Conclusions ............. 388 TOP SECRET 13-00000 t TOP SECRET Part V Direct Action Programs A. Propaganda The desire of WH Division to undertake the propa- -ganda operation against the government of Fidel Castro, antedated the formation of Branch 4 in the Division by more than two months; for on 27 October 1959 in a Memo~ ‘yandum to the Director of Central Intelligence, J. C. King proposed: That CIA undertake clandestine propa- ganda. operations targeted at Cuba. These operations would employ primarily: radio broadcasts and other means of propaganda, and at informing the Cuban masses of the truth. 1/ Col. King's memorandum pointed out that repre- sentatives of various of the Cuban opposition gxoups organized in the United States had requested Agency _ assistance to. set up propaganda operations directed against the. Cuban mainland, and, in addition, he also indicated that he and the Director of Communications, Gen. McClelland, had his people studying the best, methods for carrying out such propaganda broadcasts. - 204 - TOP SECRET 13-00000. . TOP SECRET King's initial memorandum. contained no information about potential locations of transmitters, personnel security, inter-agency coordination or costs. Almost ‘immediately following the ‘memorandum from col. King to the Director, the > subject of propaganda directed against the Castro government | was introduced to discussions in the Special Group. Following the first such meeting at which the subject came up seri- ously, the DCI requested that WH Division provide “ more specifics on such matters as requirements for real estate, recommendations for someone to be in charge of the propaganda operations, the equipment that would be required, and how the broadcasting might be controlled. By mid-November, following additional discussions both within the Agency and by the Special Group, WH Division proposed that the broadcasts origi- nate from the Yucatan Peninsula under the guidance of Manuel Benitez, and “from Costa Rica under the Monte Cristi Group, headed by Col. Ramon Barquin. ‘The pre- sumption was that the Yucatan operation would be self- sufficient, but that the Costa Rican operation. would be CIA funded, supported, and directly under Agency control. ' The estimated costs that were mentioned in --205 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET mid-November 1959 were roughly $80,000 each for the operations in Costa Rica and Yucatan, plus an addi- tional $12,000 for intrusion broadcasts which would originate within Cuba. 2/ Before the end of November, the plans to utilize the Yucatan peninsula had been abandoned because it was feared that the President of Mexico would not. give his approval for such an activity; and by the early part of December, President Figueres of Costa Rica had made it clear that he: dia not want the propa- ganda operation to be set up in Costa Rica. Conse=" quently, there was considerable discussion about the ‘possibility of getting permission from President Betancourt of Venezuela to agree to permit. the broad- casts from his country. Some members of the Special Group also suggested the possibility that the anti- Castro broadcasts might be originated from other of the Latin American countries, a project which Mr. Dulles discouraged because of the lack of suitable ‘broadcast facilities that would be available in coun-. tries outside of the immediate Caribbean area. Some- where along the line C. Tracy Barnes, the ADDP/A and Mr. Bissell's right hand man, came up with the = 206 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET suggestion that broadcasts against Castro could be originated from continental United States. How Barnes came by this proposal is not known, for no such activity was ever given the slightest sanction. 3/ By early February of 1960, however, an equivo- cal agreement apparently had been reached with Presi- dent Betancourt, for a memorandum from WH Division indicated that: One pilot [anti-Castro] tape has been made and has been played, for the benefit of President Betancourt Of Venezuela. He has agreed not to interfere if we initiate broadcasts from available transmitters in ‘Venezuela. 4/7. Even though thought had been given to the establish- ment of a special transmitting facility for the Frente Revolucionario Democratico (FRD), or whoever would run the ° ahti-Castro ‘broadcasts, Betancourt had made it clear that he would not permit the establishment (of special new. transmitting facilities in. his country. On or: “about 17 March 1960, the same date that President Eisenhower approved the formal anti-Castro program for the US Government, JMATE had prepared its propaganda program which, after outlining: various ‘phases of the activity, stated: ~ 207 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET It is planned to concentrate all capa- bilities available to the U.S. Government on the [Cuban] target. In addition, it will be necessary for CIA to create such unilateral, FRD, and third country opera- tions as may be feasible and useful. All ‘facets of psychological operations will be exploited through mass media means, including: radio, television, motion pictures, press.and publications, books, leaflets, posters, handbills, and rumors. The major emphasis will be placed on gray materials. Liaison will be conducted as necessary with other U.S. Government agencies. Black operations will be care- fully coordinated within CIA prior to im- plementation. All direct dealings with members of the FRD willbe under unofficial cover. 5/ ‘ The outline of the propaganda program made it clear that funding of the propaganda operation was going to be a major problem, and it was also clear that CIA was going to be responsible for a consider- able portion of this. But even as the propaganda program was being formulated, Col. J. C. King was in New York working with Henry Holland to approach a number of American businessmen whose companies had interests in Cuba . Their objective was to raise funds to support the FRD propaganda operations which might be operated through Station WRUL in New York, a sta-: tion that was directed by Mr. Walter Lemon who worked closely, with the CIA. Lemon, in fact, was ready to - 208 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP. SECRET mount radio program operations almost immediately pending receipt of material and guidance from the Agency.* 6/ _ With reference to King's approach to Mr. John Loeb, of Loeb, Rhodes & Company, the businessman stated that he would contribute his personal funds to the anti-Castro propaganda effort; and. in addition, | he would approach the directors or heads of other companies that were also involved in Cuba -- individ- we ‘uals whom he thought were well enough off to make ‘personal’ contributions. With reference to contribu- tions of this nature: It was decided that personal contri- butions were most advisable because they . would ‘not require action and approval by ' Boards of Directors, and therefore could be most easily concealed. . The sum dis- ' cussed was $50,000. 7/ The plan for private funding of WRUL was in trouble from the start. As early as April 1960, Chief # Among those that Col. King met with on 15 March . 1960, were Mr. John Loeb of Loeb, Rhodes & Company, Mr. Lapham of Banker's Trust Company,. and the president of the Freeport Sulphur Company, Mr. Wright. ** Other companies, including American and Foreign Power Co. and: the Freeport Sulphur Co., made donations in the company names and the Agency notified the Com- missioner of Internal Revenue about the donations so that they could be treated as corporate tax deductions. - 209 - TOP SECRET Ta/ 13-00000 TOP SECRET WH/4 had requested Chief, .WHD's permission to obligate JMATE funds for support of the station; but Chief, WHD refused, indicating that private money would be available. In October 1960 a similar proposal. was made and rejected for the same reasons. By: December 1960, however, payment from JMATE funds was authorized because private funds were unavailable. 7b/ In terms of the broadcast facilities that were to be established under the propaganda program, CIA was to create and control both short and medium wave shipborne radio broadcasting operations, and to investi- gate the feasibility of an airborne radio transmitter capable of black broadcasts into Cuba:* Aside from the broadcast operations, there were a number of ad- ditional programs calling for printing facilities for the production of propaganda materials and secure . ‘* Whe airborne medium wave transmitter apparently was ruled out early in the planning stages because it was “a terribly expensive operation." Based on DPD's. estimates, Phillips figured that three flights per week to six selected Cuban cities -- among others, Havana, Santiago and Cienfuegos -- over a two month . period would show operating costs in excess of $83,000, plus an additional $0,000 for transmitting equipment on a C-54, and a cost of ($250, 000 if the C-54 were lost. 7c/ -~ 210 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET editorial offices so. that..the propaganda materials could be prepared. 8/ It was shortly after the formulation of the propaganda program that David A. Phillips became Chief of the WH/4 Propaganda Activity. Phillips had done propaganda work for the Agency at the time of the Guatemalan activity, but subsequently retired | and had been in private business in Havana. Accord- ing to his own: story, he had intended to stay in private business; but in the course of Castro's rise to power, he was. recontacted by Agency personnel and persuaded to take on the. job of running the Agency' s propaganda campaign against Castro.* According to one interviewer: _ In the Guatemalan campaign, Phillips had worked with a handful of completely controlled Latin American propaganda writers, and had been able to‘develop a single credible propaganda line. Now, however, he had to work under Washington orders, to offer radio broadcasting time to all’ the major and competing Cuban exile groups. Much of the Phillips' * For Phillips' own story. of his employment and his re-employment by the Agency, see his book The Night Watch (New York: Atheneum, 1977). - 211 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET effort went into overcoming the idea that CIA financed radio programs should become a forum for the varying views of rival exile splinter factions. Phillips was principally in Washington ... [but] there were frequent trips to Miami and New York, and Phillips himself coordinated CIA covert broadcasting with Henry Loomis, Director of USIA's Voice of America. 9/ All indications are that Phillips had an excellent staff which was highly motivated and certainly extremely busy during the course of the Bay of Pigs Operation.* The key point in Dave Phillips's propaganda opera- tion was to be the 50,000 watt radio transmitter located _on the larger of the two Swan Islands -- this so called “larger" island being roughly 1 3/4 miles long by 1 1/4 miles wide. US possessions, the Swan Islands are located roughly 100 miles NE of Honduras in the Caribbean Sea. Already located on the island was a Federal Aviation radio beacon, and a Department of Commerce weather station. In April 1960,\the cover story.which was devised for the * Among those who worked in Phillips's Political and Psychological Section in WH/4, were William Kent, John Isaminger, Phillip A. Toomey, Earnest I.Harrison, Paul Oberst, and Michael J. Maney. 10/ Illustrative of the desire to placate the various exile factions was the proposal by the Forward Operations Base to give the spokesmen of the factions air time on WRUL on a rotating basis to present the position of the particular group. FOB was to assume responsibility for WRUL programming on 1 December 1960, and was of the opinion that such programming would “have desired effect on creating semblance [of] united anti Castro opposition." 10a/ ~ 212 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET operation of the two radio transmitters (one 50,000 watts. and the other 7,500 watts) was that the Navy was going to purchase scientific signal time from the Gibralter Steamship Company, an Agency proprietary, - which was nominally the operator of a commercial radio station then being established. The loading of the transmitters, the unloading, the construction of the facilities to house the trans- mitters, and the installation of the transmitters was done by the Navy Seabees under the direction of Alfred Cromartie of CIA's Office of Logistics. James Burwell, a logisitcs officer who was thoroughly in- volved in the JMATE operation, reported that the con- struction activity at Swan Island required the move-— ment of 180,000 pounds of equipment from the Washing- ton Depot, aboard Agency trucks for delivery to Norfolk and the reloading aboard two LST's. In addition to “locating the transmitters and constructing the facili- ties for housing the transmitters, a crude landing field also was cleared. The total time involved was approximately 20 days, and the cost was something under $225,000. - 213 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET The first test signals from Swan Island were sent on 17 May 1960, and from that time until the close out of the Bay of Pigs Operation, the station was one of the two or three. principal voices. aimed at Castro's government. 11/ Shortly after the initi- ation of the broadcast from Swan, a true tempest in teapot was brewed over the question of whether or not ‘export licences were going to be required for goods moving from the mainland to support operations at Swan Island.. Involved in this brouhaha were the Department of Commerce, . the US Customs Service, and numerous Agency components -- Cover Staff, Commercial Division, the Office of Logistics, and the Office of Security. Bill Bisemann,, WH/4's Chief of Support, had his hands full! Comnion sense ultimately prevailed and the question of export licences was dropped. 12/ ‘Even before Swan went into operation, there was some question within the government as to whether the CIA or the United States Information Agency should be principally responsible for propaganda broadcasts directed at Cuba. Within a few weeks following the ' beginning of operations at Swan, this question was resolved in a meeting in Senator Mundt's office which - 214 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET . included representatives from the Agency, ‘Mr. Abbot Washburn, the Director of the United States Informa- _ tion Agency, and various of Mr. Washburn' s senior people. The meeting made clear that the Agency was ‘doing medium wave broadcasting directly into Cuba. ‘Although it was ‘not specified at the meeting in Mundt's office, CIA also was supporting station WRUL, which had made a direct application on its own initia- tive for funding such broadcasts ~~ even though the Agency was behind such broadcasting and such. financ- ing. ay The Navy, however, got goosey about the cover | story which was being presented. pespite a strong effort on the part of senior Agency representatives to convince Rear Admiral S. B. Frankel -- who was designated as the Chief representative of the Office ' of Naval Intelligence by Admiral Fauste, then Director of ONI -- the Navy declined further involvement in supporting the cover story.* The hassle with the * The thrust of the Agency's 27 April 1960 briefing for Adm. Frankel was that.the USN was already so heavily involved in the project that it. would do them more harm than. good to withdraw. Information on this meeting with the Navy and other information pertaining to the development’ of the Swan Island facility is contained in’ the sources listed under Reference 14/. -215 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET: Navy was successfully resolved when the Agency found that. through its own resources it would be able to ‘provide for resupply of all of the Island's needs, including transportation of personnel between JMWAVE in Florida and Swan Island without undue difficulty. The problem of security of the island -- particu- larly the fear that perhaps Castro would send saboteurs to the island -- was never put to any real test. In fact, what might have been the only serious security incident was most successfully resolved by Robert ‘Overjord, the Security Officer for the island and the Députy Chief of Base. The incident took place in July 1960 when a group of 14 Honduran students landed to assert a claim to sovereignty of the Swan — Islands by the Republic of Honduras, and it was re- ported as follows: A potentially. dangerous situation was averted by the tactful handling of the ‘group by Mr..Overjord who persuaded them ‘to leave their armament of 13 pistols and three submachine guns aboard their boat and conducted them on a tour of the island. The group leader indicated that he wanted to take a census of the population, and. ‘was furnished with pertinent information, with no divulgénce of Agency interest in Radio Swan or its personnel, Upon comple- tion of the census, the group was permitted to raise the Honduran flag, was given lunch - 216 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET and refreshments, and: ‘departed shortly thereafter. The: good judgment and dis- cretion of Mr. Overjord are felt to be . directly responsible for avoidance of what could have been a serious incident involving loss of lives, or injury to. Agency and other island personnel.* 15/ The question of the exact nature of the broad- casts from Swan was the subject of much discussion, both prior to the opening of the station and subse- quent to its first broadcast. The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, for example, called Jake Esterline, Chief, Project JMATE to report on conver- sation that he (General Cabell) had with "a person of considerable importance who. was very familiar with Cuba," concerning the nature of the propaganda . which should be aimed at the Cuban population. Cabell stated that according to this important person, if tapes of Castro's radio broadcasts could be acquired and then patched together for rebroadcasting to the. Cuban population for hours on end, the effect would be “to bore the people horribly with Castro, but would * The island. was manned by 24 people, all but nine of whom were CIA personnel. ‘The nine were unwitting technicians of the Philco Corporation. - 217 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET also pointedly reveal the. inconsistencies of his statements." Following receipt of this call from the Deputy Director, Esterline passed the word on to Dave Phillips with the comment that he thought perhaps such broadcasts might be used as filler during the intervals when Swan was not doing its regular broad- casts.* 16/ | . By early August 1960, however, the official policy for the Swan propaganda broadcasts aimed at Cuba, was: to be “the Revolution Betrayed." This theme was formalized by the Department of State; and at the direction of the Secretary of State, copies of a 105 page document addressed to this theme were pre- sented to members of the National security Council, to members of the Inter-Americah ‘Peace Committee, and to US Embassies in the Latin American countries. * COS Havana forwarded another suggestion for a pos- sible propaganda attack on Castro based on a May 1960 issue of Confidential magazine, which apparently car- ried an article called “An American Mother's: Terrifying Story -- Fidel Castro Raped my Teenage Daughter." It was COS Havana‘s ‘suggestion that wide publicity be given to this article in the Spanish language, pre- sumably including broadcasts from Radio Swan. 17/ Available records do not indicate whether this sug- gestion was adopted. ~ 218 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘Instructions were that the Embassies could furnish copies-of the document to the foreign ministers and to other high officials in their respective countries. Additionally, the NATO Council also received.a copy of this document; and it was the hope of the Depart- ment of State that the document would have some im- pact on the upcoming meeting of the foreign ministers of the Western Hemisphere countries, which was to be- gin 16 August 1960 in San Jose, Costa Rica. According to one interview of WH/4's propaganda chief, Dave . Phillips, the theme of the Revolution Betrayed Hammered across the idea that Castro had. double-crossed the Cuban people by abandoning the programs and promises » that originally won him support: None of CIA's propaganda, spoken or printed, ever urged the populace to rise up against Castro. This appeal, suicidal before the invasion, would be used when, and if, a Provisional Government obtained a lodge- ment on the island. 18/- According to Phillips's interviewer: Friendly third country diplomats in Havana monitored CIA's principal broad- casts and confirmed that the signals were loud and clear. To verify its audience the Swan Island radio offered simple gifts (ball point pens were a favorite). to any listener who would write to the station. Considering the police controls inside Cuba, listeners' letters were an act of defiance to the regime. There was a - 219 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET a flood of letters including, during freak radio propagation periods, re- quests for..ball point pens from New Zealand.* 19/ Another evidence of the success of the Swan broadcasts _was related to the Director of Central Intelligence by Col. King, Chief, WH Division, who pointed out that WH had a copy of a letter from a Cuban listener who, in the form of a letter bitterly attacking Swan, made it clear that the Swan broadcasts were coming in loud and clear. 21/ ™. - Before the end of the summer of 1960, Swan was on the air on both short-wave and medium-wave for a total of 10 hours a day, in addition to which they also began to utilize programs that had been prepared by the FRD. One: problem which would plague Radio Swan -~ as well as other elements of Project JMARC -- was the shortage of Spanish language capability. Among * %It appears that perhaps baseball cards also were going to be offered as an inducement to get listeners to indicate that they had picked up Swan's broadcast. - A propaganda note from WH/4 for 9 August 1960, for example, reported: "M[aney] spoke to Ken Harris, Special Acquisitions. He has contacted a company making baseball cards who claim ‘this most unusual order ever received.' Will get cards, but curious what was wrong with bubble gum." 20/ - 220 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET other evidence of the need to have someone with Spanish language capability immediately available at Radio Swan, were the following: A machine-run of Agency employees failed to surface anyone with sufficient Spanish language to undertake an announcer's job; inability to exploit the fatal shooting of a Venezue- lan child by a pro-Castro goon, could not be turned to US advantage; and by mid-November 1960 WH Division was requesting that a requirement be laid on to the Department of Defense for a serviceman with native _ fluency in Spanish who could be used as an announcer at Radio Swan.* * In the instance of the death of the Venezuelan child, the pro-Castro Cuban press was able to get the story out before it could be broadcast from Radio Swan. The pro-Castro press claimed that the death had been . caused by a counter-revolutionary. (Sources for the foregoing discussion related to the lack of Spanish - language capability are listed in reference 22/.) ‘The lack of Spanish language capability was felt throughout the project, not only in the propaganda ef- fort. As late as January 1961, for example, the train- ing facility in the Canal Zone was pushing Headquarters for the services for a two week period of an Air Force sergeant who was fluent in Spanish. The training base wanted the sergeant to assist in briefing and debrief- ing an infiltration team. The request was denied, how- ever, because there was a greater need for the man's services as an instructor at the air training base in Guatemala.. 22a/ In another instance, a request from COB Miami for promotion of a clerical from GS-4 to GS-5 was based on the fact that “her services as a ' translator have been of the greatest importance to the Base since her arrival." 22b/ - 221 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Despite the handicap imposed by the lack of Spanish language capability at the Station, Radio Swan was the most effective of the propaganda activi- ties supported by the agency; and with Station WRUL, New York, these Agency-sponsored radio broadcasts were the most effective means of providing the general Cuban population with anti-Castro ammunition. Addi- tionally radio propaganda -- via both short and medium wave transmitters -- was: to play an important role . immediately following the landing of the anti-Castro forces on Cuban soil. 23/ . Aside from radio broadcasts, other media activi- ties in which WH/4 PP engaged were the. hewspaper Avance in Exile and the magazine Bohemta Libre. Both of these “were published in Miami by the exile groups, and at one time Bohemia Libre was reputedly the most widely circulated Spanish language. weekly in the world. Al- though barred in Cuba, selected items from both publi- . cations -were broadcast by Swan or WRUL. 23a/ One of the strangest of all activities in which WH/4 PP. engaged was a public opinion survey conducted “by the Lloyd Free organization to assess the attitudes of the Cuban people toward the Castro regime. If WH/4's - 222 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ‘TOP SECRET planners expected that the survey would show a strong core of internal opposition to the Castro government, they were to be sadly disappointed. Working with "a competent ‘Cuban research organization" Free's report was based on a series of a thousand interviews with a cross section of the urban population of Cuba “both in” Havana and in other cities, towns, and villages through- out the island." Among the findings of the Free survey, the following comments were included in the summary report of mid-August of 1960:" The great majority of Cubans surveyed felt that both they personally and their “country were very much better off than during the days of Batista. fhe prevail- tng mood was one of hope and optimism. Attesting the apparently genuine en- thusiasm of the great majority for the ‘Revolution, the Castro Government and its program were the replies when the sample was asked about the worst aspects of life in Cuba today. Despite the fact that * this question was designed to illicit un- favorable comments, a very sizable major- tty named.as the worst aspects of the present situation items which implied sympathy or support for the present regime. At the top of the list (mentioned by one- third of all respondents) was regret or - apprehension over the fact that there is opposition to the Revolution and to the Revolutionary regime; jand] that there are misguided counter-revolutionaries and reactionaries. - 223 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 re TOP SECRET Even in describing the worst aspects of the present situation, only 30% of all respondents mentioned items which could be construed as.criticisms, explicit or implicit, of the Castro regime. Only a few such subjects received significant mention, with each being referred to by only a small minority of total respondents: e.g. the danger of or’ trend toward Com- munism (7%); criticism of the Revolution's program (7%); economic. difficulties (7%); unemployment (6%); confusion and disorgan- ization (5%). In view of the overwhelming popularity of the Revolutionary program, it is patently ‘clear that ertticisms of Castro's program, as such, will fall very “largely on barren, tf not counter- productive ground. The only positive statements that appeared in the Free report, insofar as the objectives of WH/4 were con- cerned, were to the effect that successful attack on the Castro Government should be made in terms of the inability of the government to meet the projects it had outlined because of "the unwise and unrealistic means it is employing in the execution of its program"; . ON and “the Revolution and its program are being perverted through the insidious influence of the Communists."* * The information concerning the Free report, is contained in source reference 24/. ~ 224 -- TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET . It is interesting to record the reaction within the Agency to the Free report: . C/JMARC lamented the fact that the Lloyd Free report evidently has gotten ‘into: the. hands of the Cuban Government and will probably be. used with devastating effect at some point during the meeting [the upcoming OAS Conference scheduled for San Jose, Costa Rica]. He told ADDP/A ‘that he felt the Department of State. would have to. be prepared to sacrifice Mr. Free's. report on the proverbial “alter of gold." The point was made strongly to ADDP/A that the Free report, in fact, is not at all valid other than for a. limited "sample" of the City of, Habana. ADDP/A agreed, but said he didnot think ‘State should be made aware of the fact CIA actually paid for the report. He further indicated that he was still endeavoring ~ to find out how the report -- copy of which CIA never receivéd in full -- got out. of control. * 25/ The substance of the Free Report appeared in the New York Times and also in a Peter Edson column which was reported to be syndicated in 600 newspapers. In passing this information on to the DDP, Chief, WH/4 suggested that “the survey, in the opinion of WH/4 * Chief, WH/4 apparently misread the significance of the Free report: because, as the report points out, ‘the most’'serious ‘opposition was, in fact, in. the Havana area, which included the heaviest sampling of opposition ‘sentiment. - 225 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Prop, will be used in Cuban propaganda" --. something of an understatement!* 26/ _ * Logic would seem-to indicate that if WH/4's princi- pals could not subscribe to the results of Free survey' s that WH/4/PP might have been tasked to. make a serious study of the impact which Castro's propaganda and his achievements were having on the will of the Cuban public to. resist outside interference. In an interview with the author of this history, Dave Phillips stated that Enno Hobbing had provided the editorial guidance for WH/4's propaganda efforts; but that to his (Phillips' s) knowledge, no study: ever was conducted of the Castro propaganda effort. In retrospect, Phillips indicated that this probably was an oversight. 27/ On the subject of surveys of. questionable value during the Bay. of Pigs Operation, mention should be made of a contract JMATE negotiated with Klein and Saks to initiate a survey of Cuba's present (May 1960]. economic position that will also contain an outline of proposals that would sound [ste] as a platform for a suc- cessor government to the Castro regime. The cost, which will be borne by JMARC, will be about $20,000. This is merely the first phase of the projected comprehensive economic program. Why, with CIA's in-house economic talent (in the Economic Research Area of the Office of Research and Reports) and the surfeit of government economists fa- miliar with Latin America, WH/4 thought it necessary to negotiate’ an. outside contract for a study such as indicated is truly incomprehensible! That the Klein and Saks contract was not. blocked at the DDP or DCI level is equally: incomprehensible. The. company's ‘“Preliminary Outline of Economic and Financial Govern- ment Platform to Serve the Interests of the People of Cuba and to be Compatible with the Interest of the Hemisphere and ‘the Free’ World of Which Cuba is a Part" -- which was presented in typescript -- was 15 pages of platitudes about the best of all possible worlds. 28/ - 226: - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 TOP SECRET WH/4 PP also became involved in the propaganda activity that was intended to offset the planned visit of Nikita Khrushchev to Cuba in the summer of 1960. In an Eyes Only memorandum to the Director of Central Intelligence, Col. J. C. King informed Allen Dulles that it had been learned that Khrushchev had © accepted an invitation from the Government of Cuba to visit that country. Working with Havana Station, a two-pronged program was being developed with the intention of either forcing the cancellation of the trip or indicating the opposition of the Cuban people to Communism. Havana Station was to be responsible | for organizing church opposition to the visit, and ' WH/4 and other elements of WH Division would be re- sponsible for instigating rumors throughout Latin America that an assassination attempt would be made on Khrushchev's life if he appeared in Cuba. . One of the WH/4's contacts suggested that leaf- lets should be prepared depicting the crucifix upside down, to signify the Soviet treatment of religion, and that. these leaflets should be distributed widely | through Cuba. 29/ There is no indication that this particular leaflet was ever devised, but in at least - 227 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET one instance, the Hammer and Sickle was used to form the ‘'T‘' in the word fraidor..on a sticker that was being prepared for propaganda use. 30/ In anticipa- ' tion of the possible visit, 10,000 stickers of an anti-Khrushchev, ‘anti-Soviet nature were forwarded | from Headquarters to Havana Station. The legend on one of these was "Ciba, Yes; Russia, No; Khrushchev, w No; and a second item showed a prisoner behind bars formed by the stripes of the Cuban flag with the words Sin Palabras .-- “Without words."* 33/_ Despite these advanced preparations, no oppor- tunity was presented to utilize the propaganda stickers.*+ Although both Castro and Khrushchev were in attendance: at the 15th General Assembly of the United Nations in New York, 19-28 September 1960, and even though Castro flew out of New York in an Aeroflot jet, the Khrushchev visit did not materialize at this time. *** * See following two pages for copies. ** ‘More’ detailed information on propaganda leaflets and the dissemination of such materials by air drop is given in Volume I of this history, Atr Operations. *** Khrushchev flew from New York directly to Moscow ‘at the close of the UN session. On 22 October 1960 in the course of an interview in Moscow with a Cuban journalist Khrushchev did state that he wanted to visit Cuba and its people as soon as possible. 3la/ - 228 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET If not particularly successful in projects other than Radio Swan, WH/4/PP cannot be charged with lack of imagination. Among other projects, it was proposed that the Office of Medical Services’ psychiatric study of Fidel Castro be surfaced because the profile was not particularly flattering to the Cuban leader; and the Castro image also would have suffered if a dis- orienting drug could have been placed in Castro's . food. These proposals were similar in intent to others aimed at the Castro "image" as revealed in the Senate Select Committee investigation of. CIA plots against ‘the Cuban leader. In light of a rumor that had been picked up to the effect that the Cubans reportedly were painting some of their British Sea Fury aircraft with the American flag ~- said planes to be used in a provoca- tion action to discredit the United States -- WH/4 investigated the possibility of doctoring some photos of the Sea Furies with the flag being painted on in order to forestall any such: provocations by the Cubans. . Unfortunately, however, the Agency art shop pointed out that it would be technically infeasible to attempt to make such fake photos. “With the idea in mind of a - 229 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ~ TOP SECRET propaganda campaign aimed at terrorizing Castro's militia (and apparently at ‘the request of Col. Jack -Hawkins, Chief, WH/4/PM), WH/4/PP gave some thought to preparing a purported secret order to Castro's militia to establish an "elite suicide squad" which would fight on even after the defeat of the other troops. The gentleman who would later become infamous in connection with the Watergate activity, E. Howard Hunt, and Dave Phillips assessed the possibility of sending a white painted “Flight of truth" airplane on a trip to several of the Latin American countries, bringing -- in a “Billy Graham type operation" -- the message of Castro's betrayal of the Cuban Revolution. But this esoteric plan, too, never got beyond the / planning stage. 32/ None of the foregoing proposals however, were in the same league with the propaganda plan that came to be known as “the Dripping Cuban." The WH/4 Propa- ganda Notes for 19 August 1960 stated: P({hillips] dispatched cable on Special Operation to HAVA. (Cuban jumping ship in Bosphorous) . .33/ In fact, the cable that Dave Phillips had orig- inated was addressed not only to Havana, but also to - 230 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Istanbul, Ankara, and to the Forward Operations Base in Miami. Remembering that Dave Phillips himself was something of an actor, as well as a newspaperman, it is believed worthwhile to repeat this cable in its entirety. The cable read as follows: 1. FYI: HOS IS CONSIDERING THE FOLLOW- ING OPERATION: SHORTLY AFTER A RUSSIAN BOAT HOMEWARD. BOUND FROM CUBA PASSES THROUGH BOSPHOROUS A DRIPPING CUBAN CLIMBS ASHORE IN TURKEY. HE CLAIMS TO BE POLITICAL PRISONER ARRESTED BY CUBANS IN HAVANA BUT SENT TO RUSSIA FOR IMPRISONMENT. CUBAN SUBJECT WILL CONTACT LOCAL LATIN AMERICAN CONSULS AND ISTANBUL PRESS FOR EXPLOITATION, THEN RETURN LATIN’ AMERICA. AFTER BRIEF BUT DRAMATIC EXPOSURE TO PRESS AN "ATTEMPT" WILL BE MADE ON SUBJECT'S LIFE. FOR THIS REASON HE WILL GO UNDERGROUND SO "THEY" WILL NOT LIQUIDATE HIM. 2. FOR HAVA: REQUEST STATION RECRUIT SUBJECT. OBVIOUSLY HE MUST .BE SUPERB ACTOR WHO CAN CONVINCINGLY MAINTAIN ROLE IN SPITE OF SKILLFUL PROBING BY DUBIOUS NEWSMEN. HE MUST HAVE MEMORY CAPABLE. OF RETAINING THOUSANDS OF "DETAILS" ABOUT HIS ARREST AND FORCED JOURNEY. HE MUST BE KNOWN IN HAVANA SO AS TO BE MISSED WHEN HE IS “ARRESTED." AN ARTICULATE STUDENT TYPE WOULD BE DESIRABLE. SWIMMING ABILITY DESIRABLE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. .3. SUGGEST THAT IN RECRUITMENT, STATION STATE THERE GOOD REASON TO BELIEVE CUBAN PRISONERS REALLY ARE BEING SENT RUSSIA, BUT THAT THIS CANNOT BE PROVED. THUS SUB- JECT'S PARTICIPATION IN THIS PLAY-ACTING WILL BE JUSTIFIABLE DRAMATIZATION OF SOVIET. CONTROL IN CUBA. STATION ALSO AUTHORIZED PROMISE FINANCIAL BACKING, LATER - 231 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET RETURN TO CUBA WITH FIGHTING GROUP, PER- MISSION WEEKEND © WITH ALL THE WORKS IN PARIS, ETC. 4. “IN RECRUITMENT,. IT SHOULD BE STRESSED TO SUBJECT THAT SUCCESS THIS OPERATION AND STATUS HIS POSITION IN INTERNATIONAL LIMELIGHT DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON SECURITY. HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS MUST . REALLY BELIEVE HE HAS BEEN ARRESTED (AND STATION MUST ASSIST IN SPREADING WORD OF \ HIS ARREST FOR SPECIFIC OFFENSE SO THAT FACTS WILL JIBE IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGA- TIONS. ). -5. ADVISE SOONEST WHEN YOUR MAN IS SELECTED. HIS BRIEFING WILL BE IN PBPRIME. _ HOPE HE:MAY BE RECRUITED IN TIME EXFILTRATE AMPAN BOAT DEPARTING HAVA END OF THIS MONTH. 6. FOR ANKA, ISTA: APPRECIATE YOUR CABLED ASSESSMENT POSSIBLE EXTENT .COOP- ERATION LOCAL SERVICE AND NEWSPAPER ASSETS. SUGGEST HOWEVER NOT (REPEAT NOT) CONTACT NON-KUBARKERS UNTIL HEADQUARTERS CAN FOR- WARD OPERATIONAL PLAN. 34/ A memorandum on the outgoing cable quoted above went to Chief, .WH/4 from Rudy Gomez, the Deputy Chief x of WH Division on 24 August 1960. Gomez's memorandum ' read as follows: , The DCI, General Cabell, and Mr. Helms discussed this cable on 24 August [1960] and concluded that since Fidel Castro is definitely identifying himself. more and more with the Russians, it is not worth the candle to launch an operation such as that one proposed in subject cable. Mr. Helms said that we may discreetly try to find a body for’ this operation, provid- ing we ‘play it very carefully and do not - 232 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET let the body in on what we definitely have in mind; also, that any further cables which go out on this proposed operation are to be signed off by him. Examined in retrospect, it would appear that Mr. Helms had good reason to be nervous about the proposal!* 35/ B. Sabotage and other Exercises** Where WH/4/PP was successful in putting Radio Swan into operation. and in supporting Station WRUL in * This proposal provided another of the very few in- ' stances where Mr. Helms' name surfaced in relation to a Bay of Pigs related problem. ** Because so many of the sabotage activities of the Cuban dissidents were uncoordinated, uncontrolled, and did nothing to impede the extension of Castro's control or lessén his support, the author has tried only to illustrate something of the scope of those sabotage operations: over which the WH or WH/4 could exercise a degree of control. In responding to the Taylor Com- mittee's requést for an assessment of the effectiveness of its sabotage program, the best that WHD could say was: There are numerous acts of sabotage re- ported from all provinces of Cuba. ‘These acts included the burning of cane fields, damaging of power and communication lines and sugar mills, burning of schools and commercial buildings and damaging of petro- leum and sugar refinery [ste]. It is ex- tremely difficult to verify just what sabotage damage were [sic] the result of our team's [ste] activities; however, they have claimed the burning of cane fields, _the firing of commercial stores, [high] tension lines, and the damage to the oil refinery at Santiago de Cuba was the re- sult of a raider operation by one of our (footnote continued on following page). ~ 233 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET its broadcasts into Cuba, Project JMATE could claim no similarly successful or continuing program of sabotage and disruption. In fact, one of the earliest and most thoroughly discussed sabotage programs against Cuba -- disruption of the Cuban petroleum industry -- was a complete and total bust. Being suggested even before President Eisenhower's authorization of the anti-Castro program, attempts to sabotage and inter- fere with the operation of Cuba's petroleum refineries continued until well into the middle 60's -- with at least one of the sabotage "experts" displaying the same notable lack of success, but excess of foolish- ness, that characterized his. activities during Project — external action groups. In addition, we feel that a great deal of the. other sabotage were [ste] the results [sic] of the demolitions we supplied to the various teams and other action groups in Cuba with which we were in contact. Approximately 10-15,000 lbs. of the over 100,000 lbs. of material [ste] . placed in the hands of internal assets were demolitions supplies for sabotage action. 35a/ — The attack on the Santiago refinery was led by Rip Robertson, but his exciting cable about the action greatly overemphasized the damage; and the plant op- erations were quickly restored to normal. At the time, however, the DCI reported it to the Special ‘Group (Chester Bowles, Roswell Gilpatrick, and McGeorge Bundy) as a "successful" operation. 35b/ Robertson's cable is shown as Appendix E (p. 335). = 234 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET JMATE. It is a story worth recording here, because of. the extremely close and. continuing relationship between one of the major US.oil companies operating a refinery in Cuba, Standard Oil Company of New Jersey (SONJ), and WH Division. As early as 9 March ‘1960, the minutes ofa Special Group meeting reflect conversations that both Allen Dulles and Gordon Gray had concerning the problems being faced by the major petroleum companies operating in Cuba -- SONJ, Texaco, and Shell -- and particularly the need for “discreet means of inter- company: consultation" in order to avoid possible anti-trust prosecution. In a discussion of planned para-military operations against Cuba, it was report- ed that on 14 July 1960, Chief, Western Hemisphere Division was approached “by the Standard Oil Company. . 4 ‘He {(Chief, WH/D] indicated that it appeared that Standard will be willing to: cooperate, perhaps even carry the ball, on certain selected [sabotage] targets. DD/P gave authority | to push this contact immediately."* 36/ * Paramilitary Operation Plan I, indicated that among the specific sabotage targets to be considered for at- tack in the period between 1 and 30 September 1960, were petroleum targets. 37/ — ~ 235 - TOP SECRET. 13-00000 TOP SECRET By August of 1960, WH/D had approved a program of “subtle sabotage paying off, without resorting to the more risky and sensational type of sabotage." Unfortunately, however, there was a communications gap between the operations people and the intelli- gence analysts most familiar with. the world petroleum industry and a number of demonstrably unworkable -- though subtle -- sabotage efforts came to naught.* The Cuban petroleum industry also was looked to as an. économic-political target as well as a sabotage target. When the US refineries operating in Cuba refused Castro's order to process Soviet crude oil, WH/4 began to think in terms of disrupting the flow of this crude to Cuba by pressuring Onassis and other independent shipping operators to refuse to carry the Soviet oil. It was predicted that such * The Agency's real petroleum expertise and knowledge- ability --~ both technically and economically -- ona worldwide basis was in the Fuels and Power Branch (later the Fuel's Branch) of the Office of Research and Reports (later the Office of Economic Research) . Aside from the constant irritation of having to work half in*the dark in response to WH/D or WH/4, ORR/F&P was constantly having to correct errors, to make apologies, or mend fences with the major US petroleum companies as a result of the lack of coordination be- tween DDP and DDI components. -— 236 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET a plan would force the USSR (then facing a shortage of tanker bottoms in the world market) to. transport its ow crude to Cuba and. to "provide technicians and make modifications in existing refineries to process their crude." This, in turn, was supposed to alienate Venezuela and Mexico, normally among Cuba's crude suppliers .* 39/, In addition to ‘petroleum refineries as targets for sabotage, plans: were also, made to disrupt the Cuban microwave system. unlike the plans: to disrupt the Cuban petroleum industry -- which would directly . involve properties of the international. oil companies ~~ the sabotage program for the. microwave networks, as late as February of 1961, specifically stated that attacks should be limited to the Cuban operated net with “hands ‘off RCA‘and Dumont systems, which are to remain intact:for later consideration.":40/ Also * In fact, the Cuban refinery technicians themselves did an excellent job of adapting the plants to the ‘use of Soviet crude. The former manager of the ' Standard Oil refinery commented to this effect after reviewing thé all source intelligence materials avail- able on the plant. He was pleased -—- at least in one sense -- to note that Standard's training program “has apparently been quite successful! - 237 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET prohibited were attacks under Agency sponsorship on Soviet and Soviet-bloc targets located in Cuba. J. C. King protested that attacks on Soviet and Soviet-bloc targets by resistance forces not controlled by the Agency were far less efficient than such attacks would be if they were mounted through Agency efforts. 41/ In addition to planning for sabotage, WH Divi- sion's anti-Castro activity also included extensive plans for the formation of goon squads throughout much of Latin America in an attempt to counter the pro-Castro elements of the various nations. This goon squad program also was of considerable interest to the Deputy Director for Plans, Mr. Bissell. Be- . cause of its. areawide nature, the activities of the goon squads were run out of WH/D rather than out of WH/4. Among the operations which WH claimed credit ‘ for were the following: The disruption in Mexico City of about 400 Castro sympathizers gathered to celebrate the 26th of July movement through the use of stink bombs set off in the ‘meeting place; in Lima, Peru a counter demonstration against some 200 Castro sympathizers also gathered to. celebrate the 26th of July movement; and in San Jose, Costa Rica, "A meeting - 238 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET of the Amigos de Cuba was broken up by an agent at the Station, who sprayed the. two principal speakers, prominent Costa Rican leftists with ‘Who, Me?'."* 42/ Among other assets which Chief, WH/D chose to mention in the same context with the goon squads were the Secretary to the President of one Latin American country: . Who can promote action of any of the National Security Forces. In another country, an. Agency member integrated. into the ' Public Safety Program serving as an Advisor to the President on Security matters is in a position to’ recommend police action to the President.** 43/ In what may have been a ploy intended principally to obtain a vessel for use in infil-exfil operations, * “Who, Me?" was an obnoxious scent. ** In light of subsequent investigations of CIA Activ- ities by the Senate Select Committee in the mid 1970's, it is interesting that the reference to the “Action Squads" described above also included with reference to the Dominican Republic an agent: _ In contact with a group of dissidents capable of violent action, including assas- sination. This group has killed a number of: agents of the Servicio de Inteligencia Militar (SIM), Dominican Secret Police. 45/ - 239 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET rather than in direct action programs against Cuba, representatives of the Special Projects Group, Counter- intelligence made a pitch to Chief, JMATE to acquire a vessel which.-- for its acquisition, operational | maintenance, crew, including incentive bonus would run roughly $200,000 for a 6-month period ~- could also be used in deception operations against Castro. In responding to this suggestion from the Special Projects Group, Col. Jack Hawkins quickly put the quietus on this request, noting that it was doubtful that the Cubans had either enough sophisticated radar or commo gear so that they would react to “the false radar presentation, deceptive communications traffic, noise makers ,, signals, smoke, explosions, etc." Con- sequently Hawkins concluded: In view of the high cost involved, and the other factors mentioned above, I do not concur in the acquisition of this craft for deception purposes as proposed in the reference. 46/ ~ 240 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Part VI - Mr. Nixon's Role Like so many other aspects of the Bay of Pigs story a great deal’has been said about the role that Richard. M. Nixon played in the operation during the course of his Vice Presidency, but woefully: little solid evidence has ever appeared to verify either the pros or cons on the subject. Because of the continuing vepetition of many of these stories, a careful search was undertaken of the voluminous CIA records of the operation in order to recover those items pertaining to Nixon' S participation directly or inditectly -- through his aides, assistants, or correspondence -- in the Bay of Pigs operation. During the course of his unofficial visit to the United States in the spring of 1959, Fidel Castro accepted the invitation of the Vice President of the United States to meet with Mx. Nixon in his official office in the Capitol for: an informal discussion. Nixon has stated that the meeting was arranged at the request of the Secretary of State Herter, who suggested - 241 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET that. the administration might profit if one of its leaders could gain additional inside information about what made Castro tick. Nixon has said that he had a 3 1/2 hour meeting with Castro on 19 April 1959 and that as a result of the meeting, he prepared a 4-page secret memorandum ‘and sent copies to Président Eisenhower, Secretary Herter and to Allen Dulles.* 1/ In part at least, Mr. Nixon's version of the meeting with Castro was made public as early as November 1964 in an article he wrote for the Reader's Digest, and - these views were repeated in somewhat more detail in his recent memoirs, RN. The thrust of the meeting was that Nixon was emphasizing the need for castro to establish a democratic form of government as he (Nixon) understood it, with Castro on the other hand emphasizing that the * In his Reader's Digest article of November 1964 Nixon indicated that copies of the memorandum went to the three individuals as noted in the text above, however, in his recent Memoirs, RN, Nixon states that a copy also went to John Foster Dulles. John Foster Dulles was technically Secretary of State until 22 April 1959, on which. date he was succeeded by Christian Herter. At the time of the meeting between Nixon and Castro, however, Mr. Herter had been acting in Mr. Dulles' place. Dulles‘'s death occurred 24 May 1959. - 242 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET type of government he believed in was that which was | expressed most vocally by the people. Nixon's most widely known remark about Castro as a result of that meeting was his statement that: "Castro is incredibly naive about communism, or is under communist discipline." Reportedly Castro was not particularly enchanted with the meeting either, for according to a member of his “party when Castro. emerged from the meeting he “was” angry. He swore and added, ‘This man has spent the whole time scolding me'."* 2s Subsequent to his meeting with Castro in April of 1959, Agency records do not reflect any particular interest on the part of the Vice President in Cuban activities until the end of January 1960. On 27 Janu- ary, and again on 23 February, Col. J. C. King, Chief, Western Hemi sphere Division, briefed Gen. Robert Cushman, Mr. Nixon's Aide, at the Vice President's Office... “Cushman. made it. clear that the Vice President was * It was only after making a direct request to Mr. Nixon that a copy of the memorandum was obtained. No copies were found in the files of. CIA, State, or the Eisenhower Library. The copy obtained was from Mr. Nixon's personal files. The memorandun was, in fact, classified CONFIDENTIAL rather than SECRET. A copy of the memorandum is attached as. Appendix F . 2a/ - 243 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET { interested in supporting anti-Castro groups both within and outside of Cuba, including goon squads or other direct action groups to match against the pro-Castro groups in Cuba. ‘Among the other subjects discussed with General Cushman on 23 February 1960 were propaganda attacks on the Castro government and the possibilities of economic sanctions similar to those which had been suggested by former Assistant Secretary of State Henry Holland, * : . whose views on the need for economic sanctions had ‘not only been discussed with Agency representatives, but also had been forwarded to the Vice President's office. Another facet of the Agency's anti-Castro ef- forts which were of some interest to the Vice-Presi- dent were CIA's relations with the Department of State, which obviously was not one of the Vice President's favorite organizations; but Col. King made it quite clear that all of CIA's actions were undertaken only after policy’ approval. 3/ After it was pointed out to Gen. ‘Cushman that the Department. of State's knowl- edgeability about Agency operations was ona strict "need-to-know" basis, even for the Ambassador in Cuba, - 244 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Cushman then showed Col. King some derogatory informa- tion that the FBI had provided the Vice President about both Ambassador Bonsal and William Wieland of the Bureau of American Republic Affairs. Col. King's memorandum provided no details about the nature of this information, but the probability is that both were accussed of being too tolerant of Castro and communists. 4/ During one of these meetings in the early part of 1960, Gen. Cushman- noted that the Vice President had suggested that possibly the Agency would want to consult with, or acquire the services of, Col. Edward Lansdale, a member of Gen. Erskine's Special Operations: Staff in the Department of Defense. Lansdale's activ- ities in helping to quell the Huk rebellion in the Philippines, apparently were well known to Nixon. 5/ On 2 March 1960, the Director of Central Intel- ligence gave Vice President Nixon a detailed briefing on "What We are Doing in Cuba:" The 7-page briefing ‘paper which had been given to the Director provided information on Castro's pro-communist proclivities, on the whole range of the anti-Castro propaganda ef- fort which was being supported by Agency financing, - 245 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘and went into. details concerning attempts to rally anti-Castro support, not only in the other Latin Ameri- can nations, but in the Near and Far East and in Africa. Details were given on the preparations being made for resistance activities including the acquisition of training bases in third countries, and both Ydigoras Fuentes, President of Guatemala, and President Luis | ‘Somoza of Nicaragua were noted as having made offers of support for this country's anti~Castro activities. Plans for economic warfare against Castro were also outlined for the Vice President. Delaying de- liveries of necessary spare parts for the sugar indus- try, tightening credit by oil companies to restrict delivery of the essential petroleum products, and possible restriction in ‘sugar quotas were mentioned as under study. One other. item which was mentioned in this briefing for Vice President Nixon was the fact that the Agency had "a drug, which if placed in Castro's food, would make him behave in such an irra- tional manner that a public appearance could have very damaging results to him." 6/ It’ should be emphasized that at the date of this briefing (2 March 1960), the United States did not yet. have an official anti-Castro - 246 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET policy -- that would not come until 17 March of 1960. ! / . Subsequent to that announced policy, the author has found no other references: to drugs or other types of attack. which were being considered upon Castro's person, or the persons of any of the other Cuban leaders, as a part of the Agency's official program. * There is some question as to whether it was the. Director of Central Intelligence himself, or whether it was Mr. Bissell, or, perhaps, whether it was Col. King who actually briefed the Vice President on 2 March 1960. A stamp on the copy of the original Memorandum for the Director reads: “Noted by DCI 28 March 1960." This copy was sent to the DCI through the DDP and carries Mr. Bissell's initials. The car- bon of the memorandum does not’ show this stamp and the presumption is that it was the Director who did ‘ the briefing. A third version of the memorandum is _-eren—ae ‘N * See Part VII of this Volume of the History of the Bay of Pigs Operation for clarification of the defini-~ tion of the Agency's official: policy regarding the anti-Castro program, as contrasted to the unofficial program. The author assumes that regardless of reader's biases regarding the former Vice President, that the fact that he heard about this drug in the course of a briefing will not be construed to.make him a member of a conspiracy to assassinate Castro and other of the Cuban leaders. - 247 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET dated 8 March 1960 and was revised to read: For the Director's use at the NSC 5412 Representatives Meeting which will. con- sider the Cuban covert action program paper. (This paper was used for Mr. Nixon’ S briefing.) This would seem to imply that perhaps the DCI did in _ fact do the briefing. While the briefer may: not be : positively identified, there is no question however, ‘that the Vice President did receive a detailed brief- ing on the Agency's plan for action against Castro prior to the time of Eisenhower's formal proclamation. * In addition to the meeting of 2 March when Mr. Nixon was briefed on the Agency's concerns about Cuba, the Vice President was also a participant in the 10. March 1960 meeting of the ‘National Security Council when President Eisenhower emphasized that Cuba was a danger, that he wanted contingency plans drawn up, and that he wanted Cuba to be a subject for review at all future National Security Council Meetings. Mr. Nixon attended the 17 March 1960 conference when the President * See Appendix G for copies of the first page of each of the three memorandums on the briefing of the Vice President on 2 March 1960. (For Appendix G see p. 344). - 248 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET “ gave a formal "go" to the Covert Action Plan of the Agency which had been agreed to by the 5412 Group. Mr. Nixon's only reported comments during this meet- ing concerned the cutting off of new capital to Cuba, the pulling out of private american firms, and the possibilities of reducing tourism to stop the flow of American dollars into Cuba. 7/ Perhaps one.of the reasons why Vice President Nixon has been attributed with playing a major role in the Bay of Pigs activity has to do with the re-_ lationship between Nixon's office and Mr. William D. Pawley, former US Ambassador to Peru and Brazil and a us businessman with extensive investments in Cuba and interests in various other parts of Latin America. Pawley also was a principal contributor to the Repub- lican party, particularly to Mr. Nixon's cause. Ap- parently hopeful of an appointment as Assistant Secre-_ tary of State for Latin American affairs -< assuming a Republican party victory in the 1960 presidential election -- Pawley was a widely known conservative. In the spring of 1960, shortly following Presi- dent Eisenhower's decision to promote the anti-Castro . program, Pawley's contacts with the Agency (particularly - 249 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET with WHD) and with Nixon's office became increasingly frequent and apparently quite close. On 21 March 1960, four days after formal approval of the anti-Castro program, Jake Esterline met with Pawley to plan a meeting to be held in Pawley's Miami residence which would include the DCI, col. King, Gen. Cushman, and Walter J. Donnelly, Vice President of United States | Steel and former ambassador to Venezuela as well as Mr. Pawley. Of the session with Pawley, Chief, WH/4 t, wrote:. Details and the agenda were not dis- cussed other than to say the principal emphasis would be on reviewing what work could be done throughout the hemisphere and public opinion on the pending opera- tion against Castro. Mr. Pawley was told that the time had arrived for careful coor- dination of all activities; that permission had been granted for an all-out operation; a government in exile will be formed post. haste; that the acceptable non-Batista . groups will be put into contact. with each other almost immediately; and that Mr. Pawley's contact, Rubio Padilla, will figure prominently in this effort ... It . was carefully explained to Mr. Pawley that. any action involving exiles now should be most carefully coordinated with Chief, WHD and Chief, Branch'4 to avoid any flaps.* 8/ * Esterline also mentioned in his memorandum that Pawley had provided some information on the Dominican Republic which he asked Esterline not to pass beyond CIA until’ he, Pawley, had the opportunity to give the information directly to Vice President Nixon. . - 250 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET The meeting mentioned in the foregoing para- graph was convened in Pawley's Miami residence on ‘1 April 1960, and the Agency's representatives briefed, among other things, on the problems being faced by _ the Cubans in exile who. were trying to form a govern- ment. There was considerable discussion as to who should be the nominal leaders of this government in exile, with Pawley pushing in particular for Dr. Rubio Padilla and the agency's representatives suggesting Dr. Antonio Varona. For the benefit of the Vice President's representative, it was stressed that none— of the Latin American countries seemed particularly anxious to provide a-base of operations’ for the government in exile. The group was informed by the Director of Central Intelligence and by Col. King that, in addition to US Government financing, arrange- ments were being made to have private confidential sources help defray the costs of the Cuban government in exile. Col. King pointed out’ that over and above a bond issue | | ’ which will be floated in the name of the government in exile with Mr. Pawley's help, that donations are being made by private citizens and corporations. He indicated that confidential arrangements - 251 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET © ‘have. already been .made with the Bureau of Internal Revenue ‘to permit individuals Or corporate entities making donations to claim these donations as contributions to ' the US Government for‘tax purposes. He cautioned that this arrangement was being ‘limited to a very small group. 9/ The question also was raised about the relation~ ship of the anti-Castro program to the Organization of American States. Mr. Pawley suggested that rather than lean toward the OAS, better use should be made of the US Military Mission in the Latin American countries, especially having them pass the word on about the dangers of the Castro Government to one and all in the Western Hemisphere. Other items of importance that were dis- cussed by the group were the planned propaganda program and “the present pathetic effort on the part of the Catholic Church to face up to the Communist plot in. Cuba." This meeting demonstrated that from the very _ outset of the formalization of a US anti-Castro policy * Mr. Nixon was being fully informed of the plans that were underway to accomplish the US objectives, and that certain private American citizens were closely involved in the planning. Within a very short time after the April meeting at Pawleys residence, however, - 252..- - TOP SECRET’ 13-00000 TOP SECRET senior Agency personnel + notably C. Tracy Barnes, the ADDP/A -- began to question the Agency's rela- tionship with Mr. William Pawley, particularly as pawley's support for Rubio Padilla was apparently intended to establish a group of. Pawley supported Cubans in exile in opposition to the FRD, the Agency's supported exile group. Barnes's concern was that . if the US continued to support the extremely conserv- ative element represented by Rawley's group, it would be charged that any anti-Castro action under- taken by the us would be “on the basis of protecting economic royalists." | . | What Barnes stressed to Mr. Bissell, the DDP, was the need for the US to decide whether or not it wished to be charged with supporting reactionary movements in Latin America, not only in Cuba, but in the rest of the Central’ American and Caribbean. ; ‘ areas as well. ‘Once having made up its own mind, Barnes suggested that CIA's’ position be worked out with State “and thereafter take it to Mr. Nixon, giving him at that time, a thorough and complete briefing so that there can be no doubt: in his mind - 253 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET as to where we stand, and what we propose to do."* 10/ “When Rubio Padilla and the FRD failed to get together, Pawley informed Chief, Western Hemisphere Division that he was withdrawing from support of the Agency's anti-Castro operation; and Pawley told col. King that he intended to make his views regarding the FRD known to Vice President Nixon. In addition, Pawley also had a meeting with President Eisenhower on 12 or 13 May 1960 at which time he stated his opinions with regard to the Dominican Republic and probably with reference to Cuba. In view of Pawley's ‘recalcitrance to continue to work on the funding of the FRD, the DDP, ADDP/A, Chief WH/D, Chief WH/4 and . others, discussed the pros and cons of cutting off the communications channel between Pawley and the Rubio groups into Cuba -- a channel which was pro- | vided by the Agency's communications facility. Chief, WH Division got the group to agree that the communications channel should be continued because * Mr. Barnes's thoughts probably were transmitted to Director Dulles for in a meeting of the Special Group on 19 May 1960,-the DCI categorized the Cubans sup- ported by Pawley as “unreconstructed reactionaries." 10a/ - 254 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET it did provide a window to the activities of the Pawley group. Moreover, the Pawley group had a duplicate channel into Cuba and would not necessarily have been _ restricted by denial of the Agency channel. A restric-— tion was placed on the transmittal of communications which would be prejudicial to CIA operations in Cuba; but it was agreed that Pawley should be advised of the cancellation of such messages by Chief, Western Hemisphere Division. The monitoring of such cable traffic, however, was to be the responsibility of Chief, WH/4, Jake Esterline. Because of Pawley's close ties to the Eisenhower administration, the Deputy Director for Plans agreed that the discussion regarding Pawley should ‘be brought to the attention of the Director of Central Intelli- gence and that Mr. Dulles should be urged to bring this matter before both President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. 11/ By the first week of June 1960, however, Jake. Esterline apparently had reached the end of his tether, for in a Memorandum to the DDP, he wrote: It is our firm conviction, based on months of discussion, that Mr. Pawley's views on the Cuban situation are highly - 255 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET personal and rigid. These views in our opinion are inimical to the best interest of the United States. Mr. Pawley has re- fused to budge from his position and has — continued. to seek official endorsement of his views at the high levels of the govern- ment. The flagrant disregard for security reflected in Havana cable 4820 dated 4 June 1960 requires Chief, JMARC to recommend that all contact with the Rubio- Pawley group be immediately and finally severed. If such action is not taken, no guarantee can be made for the security of the JMARC operation. In point of fact, the information in the foregoing message indicates that security already has been damaged severely. 12/ | :, Among other things, the Havana cable which had aroused Chief, WH/4 stated that the following infor- mation was being circulated in anti-Castro circles in US Government now backing Rubio group and no other group. Group has entre to Veep. For a time Pawley was - having trouble with an Agency or Agencies who wanted [to] back another junta, but after Pawley offered. [to] withdraw completely, he was talked out of doing so, and given assurance his group only would be backed, {and this] resulted resignation person backing other group. 13/ Headquarters prepared a priority cable ‘to be sent to both Havana and to the Forward Operations Base, which had also picked up the disinformation being spread by the anti-FRD group. The text of the - 256 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET cable read in part as follows: You have been authoritatively advised that US Government is not (repeat not) backing Rubio group.and that it has no intention of ever doing so. It complete fabrication that Pawley was given US Government assurance that only his group would be backed. No resignations of any kind occurred, nor are any foreseen. Mention Veep in such context and on this particular level sheer foolhardiness and can only reflect most adversely on those Cubans who guilty misrepresentation of facts and severest indiscretions. 14/ The cable apparently wag never forwarded to either Havana or to Miami, presumably because of op- - position from Col. J. C. King who had noted and ini- tialed on his ‘copy of the Memorandum from Jake Ester-~ line recommending that all contact with the Rubio- ’ Pawley group be “immediately and finally severed" the following: "I do not concur with severing of all contacts."* 15/ * As will be noted subsequently, whether it was political expediency or conviction that Pawley could “actually do some good, the relationship among Pawley, Chief, WH Division, and Chief, WH/4 continued through- out the course of the Bay of Pigs Operation. If any~ thing in fact, the relationship between Pawley and Jake Esterline appears to have become mutually sup- portive, particularly as the operation drew to its unsuccessful conclusion. , - 257 - TOP SECRET » 13-00000 - TOP SECRET On 20 June 1960 at the request of General Cushman, Jake Esterline joined him for. lunch, the purpose being to provide the General with sufficient information on the state of the anti-Castro program so that he could bring the Vice President up to date from the time of the Miami meeting that had taken place at William Pawley's house.* Among the points covered were the developments related to the organ- ization of the FRD and the, fact that Mr.° William ; ~ om Pawley's candidate, Senor ‘Rubio, had decided not to join the Frente. According to Esterline's memorandum: ‘Dr. Rubio's failure to join the Frente, however, has not held up progress in form- ing the junta, and/or the other important aspects of the operation. General Cushman was told that the Frente's headquarters were to be established in Mexico, and it was on this occasion that Esterline introduced General Cushman to E. Howard Hunt, who was going to move to Mexico with the Frente.** * The meeting of 21 March 1960. ** Insofar as can be determined, this probably was the first occasion on which Richard Nixon heard. the name of E. Howard Hunt. - 258 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘Chief, WH/4 also touched on the programs that were being beamed out of Swan Island, on the prepara- tion being made for training paramilitary types, base communications, planned paramilitary activities, the choice of a Third Country's staging area, and that the operation was still scheduled to begin during the month of November 1960. Gen. Cushman noted that the Vice President requested this information in order to prepare for an upcoming NSC meeting at which he would be a senior official. The vice President's aide also asked if there were any particular problems with re- lation to the operation that. Chief, WH/4 wished to. have brought to the attention of the Vice President. Esterline reported that the only problems that had occurred concerned political differences among the exiles, but that for the moment all factions seemed to be quiescent. Chief, WH/4 also indicated to Gen. Cushman “that much had yet to be done vis-a-vis other ‘countries in the hemisphere to ensure that JMARC would have adequate support at the eleventh hour."* 16/ On 22 June 1960, General Cabell ~~ Acting DCI at the time -~ briefed a special meeting of the National Security Council on the Cuban situation. The Vice * Except for Guatemala and Nicaragua, such support would never be forthcoming. ; - 259 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET oO President presided and the meeting was attended by the Secretaries of State, Defense, and Treasury, the Director of the Office of Civil & Defense Mobiliza- tion, the Acting Attorney General, a representative _ of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and, among others, Messrs. Bissell, King, Esterline, and McMahan of the Central Intelligence Agency.* 17/ A great deal of the briefing was devoted to the FRD and its leadership ~- their policies, their back- ground, and the internal difficulties and bickering. The propaganda picture also was discussed, with partic- ular emphasis again on radio broadcasts from Swan Island. Gen. Cabell stated that the paramilitary plan was to develop a force of 500 men who would be divided into 25 20-man teams. The teams would go into Cuba to organize and to train indigenous dissident , groups. Cabell emphasized that the implementation of the paramilitary program depended on the existence * Knight McMahan was on the Staff of the Deputy Director for Intelligence -- that component of the Central Intelligence Agency which, according to some of the “authorities" on the Bay of Pigs, was presum- ably uninformed and unaware of the Agency's anti- Castro program. . - 260 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘of viable dissident forces which “have not emerged in strength." The ADCI also mentioned the plans to create an anti-Castro air force, but his comments about this air force (even at this time) were very much in error. According to General Cabell: Some trained Cuban fliers are currently available and we hope soon to have access to additional numbers. "Sterile" aircraft for their use have been mothballed by the Department of Defense and earmarked for CIA use. These craft can be made ‘available in a matter of hours. 18/ As reported in an earlier volume of this history, nei- ther the aircraft nor trained Cuban pilots would be available for missions against Castro's Cuba until late in the fall of 1960.* In the NSC briefing, Cabell also made some inter- esting comments about the resistance that might be encountered in an attempt to oust Castro, emphasizing that intelligence reports had indicated that Cuba > Might organize “a ‘foreign legion' comprised of highly trained: regular military personnel, drawn from Com- munist nations, mainly the eastern satellites. Should this eventuality occur it would seriously affect the * See Volume I of the Official History of the Bay of Pigs Operation, Air Operations. - 261 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘probable success of any purely clandestine paramili- tary operations." Cabell then introduced a suggestion which would be heard right up to the time that the invasion fleet was being boardea -- that “volunteers" be acquired for the anti-Castro forces, such volunteers to be drawn from US Special Forces.* 18a/ | | As the presiding officer at the special National Security Council meeting, Vice President Nixon raised a number of questions with the Department of State representatives concerning support that the Organiza- tion of American States would likely give to this country's anti-Castro efforts; and he also posed a_ series of questions concerning the economic pressures that the United States might put on Cuba. The. ques- ‘tions concerned sugar, oil, and tariffs in particular; and the Vice President urged that "strong, positive action [be taken] to avoid becoming labeled “Uncle Sucker." 19/— ‘ * Wo such volunteers were permitted in the case of the ground forces, but in the last two days of the Bay of Pigs Operation such volunteers were accepted for combat. air operations. See Volume I of this “History, Atr Operations. - 262 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET On 1 July 1960, Jake Esterline received an inter- esting telephone call from General Cushman, contain- ing two messages from the Vice President. First, Mr. Nixon was interested to know if there were any obsta-.. -cles that the Agency was encountering vis-a-vis other agencies in support of JMATE; and if there were, the Vice President indicated that he personally would help to resolve such problems. The second request was a bit more sticky. Gen. Cushman said that the Vice President™has commissioned him to. keep Mr. William Pawley happy and, in connection with-this, he has also been instructed to keep Mr. Pawley briefed on how things are moving. General Cushman said he realized that this is much against our desire, as concerns Mr. Pawley, but the fact remains that he [Pawley] is.a “big fat political cat" and, as such, the Vice President cannot completely - ignore him. 20/ . Esterline allowed that he understood the General's problem and. suggested that with a few hours advance warning the Agency would provide the Vice President, or the General, with such briefing materials as nec- essary for any given meeting with Mr. Pawley -~- after first clearing the paper with the appropriate agency officials and within the security regulations that applied to Mr. Pawley. Esterline indicated in his - 263 - “TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘memorandum that he. immediately informed the Deputy Director for Plans, and the Assistant Deputy Director for Plans, Mr. Bissell and Mr. Barnes, respectively, about the call from General Cushman.* ve Jake Esterline apparently took the Vice Presi- dent's offer to help CIA with difficulties it might ‘have with other agencies to heart. In a memorandum from C. Tracy Barnes, concerning a.more effective commercial cover for Radio Swan, it appears, from: Barnes's response, that Esterline must have suggested that the services of Vice President Nixon be engaged to resolve a difficulty between the Agency and the _ FCC over the use of commercial advertising to make * The following interesting comments also appeared in Esterline's memorandum on the conversation with General Cushman: This information {regarding Cushman's telephone call] could not be given to Col. King, as he had just departed on a three-~- day trip.. This memorandum will be avail- able -to Col. King, however, upon his re- turn. Wednesday, 6 July. ; Contrary to the opinions of ‘many who have. sug- gested that Col. J. C. King was read out of the anti- Castro operation, this memorandum would indicate that, in fact, extreme care was being taken to make sure that J. C. King was read into the act. - 264 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Swan appear more legitimate. Barnes, however, took exception and recommended that the US Government should consider overt sponsorship of the Swan broad- casts.* 21/ It was also in July 1960 that Vice President Nixon's office, principally through the person of General Cushman, first indicated an interest in the activities of one Mario Garcia Kohly Antiga. Garcia was a Cuban exile who claimed to have extensive back- . %, ing both within the Cuban community in Miami and ‘among dissidents inside Cuba. At one point he claimed that he could raise a force of 2,000 men in the Miami area and 10,000 men inside of Cuba -- if he were given proper financial support for training and equipping these men. Garcia's name first came before the Agency in mid-June 1960 following a meeting he had with a Cuban exile who was an Agency contact. During this * Whether the FCC was chastened by Mr. Nixon or whether a determination was made concerning the increased use of commercial advertising for Radio Swan is left in doubt. But Barnes's suggestion of official, USG par- ticipation in Swan was rejected. A note from Ester- line on the official routing slip from Barnes for- ‘warding this memorandum read: “I believe Mr. Bissell reversed this position?" To this query King noted “Yes" on the buck slip. - 265 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET initial meeting Garcia claimed that he had large stores of military equipment in Spain, that he had additional promises of assistance from General Franco, and that he had contacts in the White House who had given him the "go ahead" for an invasion of Cuba! Word of Garcia apparently got to the FBI, to General Cabell, and apparently to the Office of Vice President Nixon. In any event, on 9 July 1960 Jake Esterline met with Mr. Marshall Diggs, a Washington | ; * lawyer and Garcia's sponsor, where he was told of Garcia's grandiose plans to overthrow Castro. In a follow-up meeting in Diggs's office on 11 July, Mr. Phillip Toomey, WH/4/Prop met with Garcia, Cameron Pulley, and two reputed underwater demolitions ex-- perts. Garcia went into his act about how his force could overthrow the Castro Government, assuming that he could get some financial assistance for training and equipping the troops. Mr. Pulley proceeded to tell Mr. Toomey that Garcia's project was part of a program that was being promoted by former Senator Owen Brewster ‘for the entire Caribbean area -- appar- ently a program designed tu eliminate all the bad guys. Following another meeting on 13 July and after ~ 266 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET listening to Garcia denounce the FRD leaders as Communists -- as well as. being unimpressed by his credentials -~- on 15 July 1960, Marshall Diggs was informed that the Agency had no interest in support- ing Mr. Garcia. On 20 July 1960, Chief, JMATE met with General Cushman to tell him that a full study had been made of the representatives of Seffor Garcia; and as a result, the DCI probably would get in touch with Mr. Diggs and/or Senator Brewster and explain to them "the wisdom of their desi'sting from pushing Garcia as an outstanding Cuban military leader." The subject dragged on, however; and at one point Mr. Pulley, who with Mr. Diggs and ex-Senator Brewster, was a strong supporter of Mr. Nixon, indi- cated that the administration's policies with regard to Cuba might hurt the Vice President in’the upcoming election. Moreover Pulley also is reported to have. indicated that a congressional investigation. of the anti-Castro plan was possible. The Director of Cen- tral Intelligence was advised on 26 September that because of Garcia’ s threats to expose everything he had learned ‘about possible Agency involvement in the anti-Castro effort, including the Cuban exile ~ 267 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET organization in the United States, that the time had come for Diggs and Pulley to be asked “to forego their efforts on behalf of Mario Garcia Kohly Antiga." This recommendation was approved by General c. P. Cabell on 13 October 1960.* 22/ Insofar as the available records show, the con- tacts between Vice President Nixon's office, and the * More nonsense from Mario Garcia Kohly Antiga would surface again in the summer of 1961 following Castro's offer to free the Bay of Pigs” ‘prisoners in return for US tractors when Garcia bounced up with another pro- posal for the planned escape of the prisoners -- pro- viding, of course, that he be given a bundle of bucks. In fact, the hand of Garcia reached from beyond the grave to touch on the BOP operation. On 2 August 1976, almost a year after Garcia's death, the Washing- ton Star carried a.UPI dispatch saying that Rep. Thomas N. Downing (D., Va.) had affidavits claiming that: In return for support of the invasion {of Cuba] from Mario G. Kohly, a popular right-wing leader who was exiled from Cuba, then Vice President ‘Nixon agreed in October 1960.to order the CIA to arrest the leftist leaders and turn them over to-Kohly for "elimination" after Premier Fidel Castro was thrown out of office. | The affidavits reportedly came from a former CIA con- tract agent and Mario G. Kohly, Jr., son of the would-be invasion leader. These materials were supposed. to have some bearing on House of Representatives's investigation of the assassination of President Kennedy; but there is — no indication that they were given any credence. 23/ - 268 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Central Intelligence Agency -- except for the Garcia case -- for all practical purposes ended by August 1960.* The only other significant involvement between the Vice President and the Central Intelligence Agency, prior to the change of administration on 20 January 1961, concerned a briefing of the Democratic candidates for President and Vice President of the United States, prior to the 1960 election. | On 23 July 1960, follow- ing the Democratic convention, Allen Dulles briefed Sen.. John Kennedy, and on 28 July Senator Lyndon ‘Johnson. In his memorandum to President Eisenhower, who had directed that Dulles give these briefings, the DCI reported that in the two hour period for each briefing he had covered US relations with the Soviet Union, developments in the Berlin situation, in the * Whether this reflects the concentration of the Vice President's activities on the upcoming November elec- — tion, whether the principal contacts came to be main- tained between Col. J. C. King and Nixon's office -- with the consequent reference memoranda being included in J. C. King's files, which have disappeared from the sight of God and man -- or whether, in fact, this is an accurate reflection of the limited contacts, the author cannot confirm. His inclination is to believe that the contacts probably were as limited as described - above. , . - - 269 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Congo, and in Cuba. Kennedy was briefed again on 19 September 1960, and again the briefing touched _. on relations with the Soviet Union and on the trouble spots in the world, including Cuba. The White House was informed of this briefing prior to the event; and subsequent to the briefing of Kennedy, Mr. Dulles reported on the meeting to both Jerry Morgan of the White House Staff and also to Brigadier Genéral Andrew Goodpaster, Staff Secretary to the President. 24/ ; a The exact nature of the briefings that Dulles gave to Kennedy on Cuba is of particular historical importance in terms of the election of 1960. In the last of the famous TV debates between candidates Nixon ~ and Kennedy, Mr. Kennedy, in the course of condemning the Castro regime and suggesting that the United States take stronger action against Castro, made the statement that: We must attempt to strengthen the non- Batista democratic anti-Castro forces in exile, and in Cuba itself, who offer eventual hope of overthrowing Castro. Thus far, these fighters for freedom have had virtually no support from our Government. 25/ Based on his knowledge and interest in supporting the anti-Castro program that had been authorized by - 270 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET President Eisenhower in March 1960, Nixon was put in a Catch-22 situation; for as he said: President Eisenhower had instructed Allen Dulles, head of the CIA, to brief the Democratic candidate on all opera- tions, including Top Secret operations. I knew that Kennedy had already received two briefings from Dulles. I immediately had a member of my staff call the White House on the security line to ask if these briefings covered Cuba. A member of the White House Staff indicated they had. (Several months after the election, Allen: Dulles was to state that his: brief- ing of Kennedy ‘had included Cuba but not the training program fof, Cuban exiles.) At the time of the debate, however, and after checking with the White House, I had to proceed with the assumption that Kennedy had been briefed on the secret program. I was faced with the heads-he-wins, tails-I-lose proposition. If in the TV . debate I were to reveal the existence of the training program and point out that I had been one of its strongest advocates, I would pull the rug out from under Kennedy's position. But if I did so, the project would be doomed, and also the lives of the brave men, both inside and outside of Cuba, who were receiving training and assistance. I had only one choice: to protect the security of the program, I had to oppose Kennedy on his position of advocating that the United States openly aid anti-Castro forces inside and outside Cuba. 26/ It is interesting to observe that Nixon became more philosophical about the impact of the final TV - 271 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 — TOP SECRET debate with regard to the outcome of the 1960 elec- tion as time passed. In 1964 he would write "Most observers agree that our positions on the Cuban issue could well have been the decisive factor [in ‘the’ outcome of the election]." But in his recent memoirs he expressed doubt that any single factor in such a close election could really have changed the outcome. * 27/ | Following the TV debate+in which Kennedy had raised the issue of assistance for Cuba, Nixon quickly lashed back at Kennedy. The result of the introduc- tion of the Cuban issue into the late stages of the * In an interesting conversation with Fawn M. Brodie who is writing a Nixon biography, the author of this history, in response to Brodie's concern about the fact that Nixon knowingly lied to the American public, emphasized that plausible deniability was of real con- cern at the time. of the TV debate. He also emphasized the Catch-22 aspect of the situation as explained by Nixon. The author also suggested to Mrs. Brodie that it seemed equally valid to infer that perhaps Kennedy had been leaked detailed information about the anti- Castro program and that he used this device to put Nixon in a corner during the TV debate. Arthur Schles- inger, of course, claimed that the Kennedy comments “ “were no more than a rhetorical flourish. Neither Kennedy nor his staff knew about the secret Cuban Army in Guatemala." 28/ ~ 272 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 © TOP SECRET election campaign, struck sensitive nerves within the Agency; and on 26 October 1960, General Cabell met with Gordon Gray, President Eisenhower's National Security Adviser, indicating that the discussion and debate about Cuban issues were touching on areas which, in the end, might be damaging to the nation's interest. On 27 October at the Special Group meeting, Mr. Gray reported that he had talked to “certain Nixon people in the White House" in an attempt to enlist their support to bring such dis- - cussions to an end. 29/ It was not until.18 November 1960 that Presi- dent-elect John F. Kennedy was fully briefed by Direc- tor of Central Intelligence, Allen Dulles, and the Deputy Director for Plans, Richard Bissell, on the extent of the anti-Castro activities being planned by the United States Government. 30/ Mr. Nixon's misconception of the extent of the briefing that Kennedy had received in the pre-election period was not finally clarified however, until 20 March 1962 when Allen Dulles addressed a memorandum to John A. McCone, his successor as Director of Central Intelli- gence, stating as follows: '- 273 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET I have read the portions of Mr. Nixon's book with regard to the intel- ligence briefings which he understood Senator Kennedy had been given by me with respect to Cuba during the campaign. I have also seen the White House state- ment issued today on this subject. There has been here, I believe, an honest misunderstanding. This was probably due to the nature of the mes-— .Sage Mr. Nixon writes he received as to these briefings. The Cuban situation was, of course, dealt with in the . briefings I gave to Senator: Kennedy. The last briefing I gave him was over a month before the debate,in which the issue arose. , My briefings were intelligence brief- ings on the world situation. They did not cover our own Government's plans or programs for action -- overt or covert. 31/ As previously noted, however, by 1964, if not earlier, Mr. Nixon had accepted the fact that he had made an error in assuming that Kennedy. had received a more detailed briefing than in fact he truly had. By way of concluding this segment on Richard x Nixon's involvement in the Bay of Pigs activity, it should be clear that by no stretch of the imagination was Nixon "the architect of the Bay of Pigs."* 32/ * A statement made to DCI Stansfield Turner by Fawn Brodie who attributed it to Tom Braden, an old CIA man, in.a TV documentary on the CIA made by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. . ~ 274 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . TOP SECRET It is equally clear that Mr. Nixon, principally through his aide, General Robert E. Cushman, Jr., was fully read into the plans that were being developed by the Central Intelligence Agency for the ouster of Fidel Castro. This interest was especially strong in the period from the winter of 1960 through the late summer of 1960. It also should be apparent to the reader that while some of the Vice President's interést -- particularly in his insistence on placating William Pawley, especially in giving undue attention to Pawley's concerns that the Agency-sponsored Cuban~exile organization was being taken over by the pro-Com- munist groups -- was politically motivated, his basic concern was the fear of the establishment of a communist government in the Western Hemis- phere. Certainly his constant interest and offers to provide help for the Agency in its relations to other branches of the US Government fall into the latter, rather than the former, category. The unanswerable question, of course, is whether Cuban Communism would play such a large role in international - 275 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET affairs in 1979, particularly in the third world countries, if Richard Nixon had been elected Presi- dent in 1960.* | ‘ * Indicative of the more forceful role that Nixon would have had the US play was the comment that he reportedly made to William Pawley several weeks be- fore the 1960 election, when Nixon indicated that he favored breaking relations. with Cuba -- at that time | -- recognizing a Government-in-exile, and then assist- ing that: Government in its efforts to oust Castro. .33/ _- 276 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Part VII The Question of Assassinations In his testimony before the Senate Select Com- mittee to Study Governmental Operations, Intelligence Activities, Richard M. Bissell, formerly CIA's Deputy Director for Plans, testified fully and completely to the role that he, Sheffield Edwards, and William Harvey played in negotiations with Robert Maheu and Mafia figures John Rosselli and Momo Salvatore Giancana on plans for the assassination of Fidel Castro. In addition to the. individuals just named, it also appears. highly probable that Allen Dulles, the Director of Central Intelligence (ana possibly both Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy) was aware that Castro was an assassination. target. Unfortunately the Senate Com-- mittee Report -and the media. coverage of the investi- gation of the Central Intelligence Agency's partici- pation in assassination plots made it appear that the Mafia involvement was a fundamental paxt of the Agency's response to President Eisenhower's March 1960 authori- zation for CIA to be principally responsible for the ouster of Fidel Castro. In fact, the activities of ~ 277 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Messrs. Bissell, Edwards, and Harvey, with Maheu and the Mafia remained strictly compartmented and isolated from the officially authorized Project JMARC -- the Project which came to be known as the Bay of Pigs operation. Bissell himself stated: I don't remember. I have no recollec- tion that [there was] any specific other plot against Castro during this period when the Bay of Pigs operation was in preparation. I do remember my own feel- ing that the Mafia plot had a very modest chance for success, and that it was not something to be depended*.on in any way. I don't remember others. 1/ Bissell also told the author of this history that: Shef [Col. Sheffield Edwards, Director, Office of Security] would occasionally let me know what was going on [vis-a-vis the Mafia]. In effect, he and his immediate subordinate were case officers for that activity; and I don't think anybody else {was] involved. I think probably Tracy [Barnés] may have known about it, but I don't think anybody else involved with the Bay of Pigs operation knew anything about it, whatever. My recollection is that it never went to the Special Group, and that is the view of [McGeorge] Bundy.* 2/ * Interestingly enough, at the same time that Col. ‘Edwards was concerned about the elimination of Castro, CIA's Deputy Director for Support, Col. L. K. White, noted: . Shef Edwards and I met with General Cabell and Jack Earman [on 22 March 1961] to point out to them that we were not (footnote continued on following page) - 278 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Jacob D. Esterline, who was Chief, WH/4, the component of Western Hemisphere Division specifically created to run the anti-Castro project, disclaimed either responsibility or knowledgeability about the Mafia connection.* 4/ Richard D. Drain, who became Chief of Operations for WH/4 was more voluble on the ‘subject of the assassination attempts which were re- ported by the Senate Select Committee . In an inter- view which touched, among other things on the planned assassination of Castro by the Mafia-types Drain com- _ mented: furnishing. the Director the personal protection which. we should be furnish- ing in these critical times, particu- larly with regard to the dangers inherent in the Cuban situation. General Cabell agreed to talk with the Director about this, and to try to obtain his approval to increasé Mr. Tighe's force to six people. 3/ — * Esterline claimed that on one occasion as Chief, WH/4 he refused. to grant Col. J. C. King, Chief, WH Division, a blank check when King refused to tell Jake the purpose for which the check was intended. Esterline reported that King nonetheless got a FAN number from the Office of Finance and that the money was used to pay the Mafia-types. It was subsequent to the Bay of Pigs operation when he found owt about this, and Esterline told the author of this history that he expressed his strong opposition to the fund- ing of such activities to J. C. King. 5/ - 279 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET I've been giving you lessons here about [how] a COPS should know a little about everything ... Well, I promise you, until it. came out in 1975, this allegation, at least, that Shef Edwards and Mr. Maheu were working with the Mafia to assassinate Castro, concurrent. with the Bay of Pigs Operation, that is the first time I ever heard about it. Ever! ... My thought, when I saw this, was Jesus Christ, I must have been a little over-compartmented, because we had spent a considerable amount of nervous energy figuring out how are we going to get a shot at the old son-of-a- bitch concurrent with the landing. If anybody with whom I participated in planning for that ... something that we never had figured out how to do, because so many of our agents went down just prior to the invasion. If anybody that was in- volved in that ever spoke a word about any other exercise going on to get Castro, I never heard it; and-my initial reaction when all this came out, during this last year was ... well ... why did they give me the idiot treatment? . Then it occurred to me that maybe there was very good reason for me not to know. You don't need to know ... compartmentation ... even from COPS is not unheard of ... Well, mind: you, I am not saying what I've just said in any kind of pique; and I certainly don't want to leave you -- or this tape recorder -- with the impression that had I known about this, I would have been opposed... I must say, I don't think I would have enjoyed the instrument very much -- whereas we put out an awful lot of bullshit to the Cubans about the res- toration of democracy and all that. Those Cubans, that were working with us were not, I submit, working for the re-establishment of the Mafia as a controlling factor in Havana. I had a helluva lot rather, in - 280 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET contemplating the assassination of Castro, contemplated in the way that we were con- templating it -- that is, can we get a ‘Rip Robertson close to him? Can we get a really hairy Cuban -- I. mean a gutsy Cuban -- to be infiltrated with this one thing in mind? We surveyed all of our agent material to see who could take a shot at him, but the assassination of that charismatic guy, coincidental -with the invasion, would have been a highly desirable thing. Whether the instrument to be picked should have included the. Mafia, I think I might have questioned at the time. It was part of my job ... to ask, “Now wait a minute ... What are we doing here? ....If this comes out ... what will we look like?™. Not only to our- selves, which is important, but'to the Cubans." 6/ In light of Drain's comments about the desira- bility of having the good guys in the white hats elim- - inate Castro, rather than the Mafia guys in the black hats, a specific attempt was made to see what the official records revealed about such plans. Although XN far from satisfactory or complete, there is evidence 4 to indicate that the white-hatted guys would have had no objection -~- as reported by Mr. Drain -- if a suc- cessful assassination attempt could have been made. Contrary to General Cabell's reported put down of Assistant Secretary of State Livingston Merchant for ' Merchant's query about the possibilities of taking - 281 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP-SECRET “direct positive action" against the Castro brothers and Che Guevara, WH/4 : records reveal interest, and possibly Limited, direct participation, in a number of such activities. * ~ For the most part, however, the various pieces of evidence that seemed ‘to implicate WH/4 in assas- sination plots against Castro or other of the Cuban leaders. proved to be cold trails. The peripatetic Howard Hunt claimed, even prior to the Senate inves- tigations, that after a visit to Havana in the spring of 1960, he prepared a report recommending among other things that the Agency should: Assassinate Castro before or coincident with the invasion (a task. for Cuban patri- ots) ... Barnes and Bissell read my report --. and said it would weigh in the final planning ... So far as I have been able to determine no coherent plan was ever developed within CIA to assassinate ‘ * As the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, Cabell. pointed out to Mr. Merchant that such action was highly dangerous both in conception and execution, and, further, he indicated that it was beyond the Agency's capability. 7/ The Senate Select Committee chased its tail at some length over the interpretation of the ‘term “direct positive action," as used by Merchant. Only someone (even a Senator) who consist- ently engaged and in omphaloskepsis would have a ; problem understanding the meaning to ‘be anything other ‘than assassination. - 282 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Castro, but it was the heart's desire of many exile groups.* 8/ In another instance, it appeared possible that an agent named Rivero, a Cuban exile, might have been in training to make an assassination attempt because it was reported that he was taken to the Warrington [ste], Virginia firing range. where he was checked out in the use of the Special .38 Airweight semi- hammerless pistol; British Welrod pistol, single shot, a 9mm parabellum with silencer; carbine with folding stock; and a 7.65mm British Welrod with silencer. He is to be also checked out this week in the use of a sporting rifle with telescopic lens attach- ment. oo, ; It was revealed subsequently that upon his reinfiltration into Havana, Rivero had two principal sabotage missions -- one against the Esso; refinery and the other aimed at the Havana Electric Company. 9/ In mid-July 1960, theré reportedly was an internal © Cuban attempt on Castro's life, an attempt in which neither WH/4 nor the Mafia played a part. A cable from Santiago N de: Cuba reported:. * Hunt alleged that when he asked Barnes about the status of his recommendation he was told that it was “in the hands of a special group." Jake Esterline and Jim Flannery (Executive Officer of the DDP at the time of the Bay of Pigs) both disclaimed knowledge of any memorandum prepared by Hunt. A search of WH/4 records failed to surface any such report. - 283 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET ‘On 15 July 1960, the Cuban Government un- covered a plot to kill Prime Minister Fidel Castro Ruz on 26 July 1960 during his visit to Mina del Frio, an army camp in the Sierra Maestra mountains, between Bayamo and Manza- nillo in Oriente Province. Three captains ‘and approximately 100 soldiers had been ar- rested and more arrests are expected. 10/ In addition to Richard Bissell and Dick Drain, Jake Esterline the Chief of Project JMATE was also very emphatic . in denying that assassination of Castro or the Cuban lead- ers waS a part of the JMATE Program. In response to a question of whether various of the special arms that were being forwarded to the PM training sites were intended for use against the Cuban leadership, Esterline responded: No, I think it [silenced weapons in par- ticular] is for hit and run operations, where they could do their maximum damage and get out without necessarily alerting people ... I know of no -- within JMARC as I knew it -- I know of no attempt, no plans that were made to assassinate. As a matter of fact, the constant battle with Cubans during those years ‘was to tell them that we weren't going to get involved in any assassination, that if there was going to be an overthrow, it was going to be, obviously, a bloody op- eration; but no Cubans were going to be © Sent in there, to "make an assassination attempt." It was. going to be a ground-roots revolution.* 11/ Some contradictory evidence, however, indicates that WH/4, if not principally responsible, was certainly * It is known that at least one assassination plot against Castro and his advisers -- an attack by four men using US rifle-grenades -~ was proposed by anti-Castro Cubans to COS Havana, but the COS gave the originator of the plan “no encouragement whatsoever." lla/ os 284 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET aware of some sort of planned assassination activity. One of the principals of WH/4 recorded that on 24 Feb- ruary 1961 he: _ Asked Ed [Stanulis], Dave P{hillips], {Ed] Hinkle, [Bob] Moore, and Jake [Ester- ‘Line] why not proceed with Operation “AMHINT to set up a program of assassina- tion. 12/ Although the author of that remark was Chief of Operations for Project JMATE, he was unaware, as re- ported earlier in this chapter, of the Mafia connection; el but he had indicated that one of his hopes was that the invasion might lead to the death of Castro.* In response to a specific question about the AMHINT pro- gram, all he could say was: - I said that I was not failing to give some attention to the business of assas-+ sination. Now, here on the 24th of Feb-' ruary, when I asked Ed, Dave Phillips, Hinkle, Moore, and Jake “why not proceed with Operation AMHINT to set up a program of assassination," either none of those bastards knew anything about Sheffield Edwards and Maheu in the Mafia ... or some of them did, and didn't see fit to say “Drain, take your AMHINT and stuff - it. We've got this thing pretty well * See pp. 279-281. ~ 285 -. - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET. ‘covered." What I would love now [is] to see an outline of AMHINT.* 13/ _ A few days after the reference to the AMHINT assas— sination program, WH/4 Propaganda Notes contained the following statement: “I [saminger] phoned following line to Wilkinson from Swan: ... attempted assassination of Guevara"; and Chief.Operations WH/4 made a cryptic note: “CI and D watch Gueverra [ste] assassination attempt." 15/ When asked about the possibility that WH/4 was directly in- volved in an attempt to assassinate Che Guevara, the former Chief of Operations for the prBject wrote: | My only memory of this is that we did not plan a Che assassination, but must have gotten intelligence that an attempt on him had been tried, planned, discovered or speculated on. 16/ . . If one can assume that the statement "Ci and D watch Gueverra [sic] assassination attempt" translates as "Counter- Intelligence and Division D watch Guevara assassination .* The author of this history has unsuccessfully tried to track down this particular project. AMHINT was related to the work of the Directorio: Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE), an anti-Castro organization inside Cuba. The only evidence that has been found which might have been related to an assassination attempt concerned an AMHINT request of 14 January 1961 for “Silenciadores Rifles de marilla telescopica." (A request for rifles with silencers and telescopic sights.) This might have had to do with a DRE plan to assassinate the Soviet Ambassador to Cuba rather than a plan to kill Castro. When the FOB in Miami heard - about the plan against the Soviet official they “immedi-° ' ately sent ... [word] to AMHINT-1 forbidding planned ‘atentado' [assassination] ." 14/ . — ) - 286 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET attempt" then the comment from Chief of Operations appears eminently sensible, for Counter-Intelligence and Division D (which was responsible for intercept traffic) would be the two most likely sources to pick up information should an attempt be made on Guevara's life -- particularly since such an item probably would not be reported overtly in the Cuban press or radio. - . One ‘final item which was surfaced during the course of research concerning the possibility that WH/4 had > actually included an assassination program as part of its operational planning concerns a carbon copy identified only as "Must Go List." The single sheet of unknown prov- enance lists and identifies in the following order eleven — individuals: ‘ Che Guevara - Minister of Industries Raul Castro Ruz —- Chief of Cuban Armed Forces, and wife, Vilma Espin de Castro Blas Roca - International Communist leader and Secretary General of Communist Party Ramiro Valdez Menendez - Minister of ; Interior (G-2) : Carlos Olivares - Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos ‘Raphael Rodriguez - Communist leader, editor of newspaper HOY Lazaro Pena - Communist leader - labor movement Abelardo Colome. - Deputy in G-2 Captain Rogélio Acevedo - Chief of Militia Anibal Escalante ~ Communist leader Armendo Hart Davalos - Minister of Education, and wife, Haydee Santamaria de Hart Pencilled in on the bottom of the paper is a note: "List forwarded E. L. by C/WH/4 in Nov [1960]."* When * A copy of the list follows p. 287. The list should read Armando, rather. than gpmende Hart. TOP “SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET asked if he could identify the "Must Go List" the former Chief of WH/4 stated: ~ Weil, I know all these people ... Some of them I know personally, like Armando Hart ... I entertained Hart in my home a number of times ... the miserable bastard. I have never seen that list in my life, but this is the whole top gang at that time. Now many of them were later elimi- nated from the power structure by Castro, and by Raul Castro ... They got rid of Olivares, and Roca was pushed aside ... Armando Hart was also half nuts at this point, and he still is. I guess he is still fairly prominent,,but he is not really in the power structure. Abelardo Colome ~-- I don't even know who he is. I wish to help you, but I don't know. 17/ The former Chief of Operations for WH/4, in re- sponse to the question of whether the "Must Go List" meant anything to him, replied as follows: No! Huh! “List forwarded E. L. by Chief WH/4" ... Eddie Lansdale ... E. L. would be Eddie Lansdale. Chief, WH/4 was Jacob D. Esterline. In November, I was. there ... No “Big Daddy.“ Well, whether this "Must Go“ is in terms of the assassination, or in terms ... [of] nobody, none of these people must be allowed to have a role in the new govern- ment. I guess “Must Go" came to pass eventually in the case of number one on | this list, Che Guevara. Raul ... I myself, contemplating the future government, thought it might be interesting to try to keep Raul in, with Fidel out. Capture what magic there was in the name of Castro, but do it with that little homosexual, instead of with Fidel, the real man. I - 288 - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 TOP SECRET don't even know the rest of these guys -- _ Hart, Escalante, etc. 18/ By way of summarizing, it would appear that CIA's official anti-Castro program as reflected in Project JMATE did not include assassination as an integral part of its operational planning, but would not have been averse to eliminating Castro or other of the. Cuban leaders if the opportunity had been afforded. Based on records, however, WH/4's principals were in no way privy to, or participants in, the Mafia assas- ination planning at the time of the Bay of Pigs. - 289 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Part VIIL . _ Conclusions This volume has traced the history of the CIA's official anti-Castro program from its inception in 1959 through the end of the Eisenhower administration in January of 1961. It emphasized that in the initial period when Castro's revolution was taking place, the Agency, reflecting the policies of the US Government, was caught betwixt and between -- to move with Castro or to move against Castro. Shortly following his take- over, it became cleax that Castro had little or no in-— tention -- nor apparently concern -- for establishing cordial relations with the “Colossus of the North." Instead, he turned to the Soviet Union and its allies x for military, technical, and economic assistance. It - became clear that a new philosophy was being intro-. duced into the Caribbean basin and‘that this philosophy was directly contrary to the interests of the United States Government and to the governments of many of the Latin American nations, whether democratically governed or governed by dictatorships of the right. - 290 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET As Castro's threats -became more serious, and as increasing pressures were put on legitimate eco- nomic interests’ of the United States in Cuba, pressures within the United States Government led to a decision that Castro must go. . With great concern about the impact any overt, anti-Castro activities by the United States Government would have on the United - Nations and on the Organization of American States, it was decided that a covert plan of action would be adopted. This was the officially sanctioned program approved by President Eisenhower on 17 March of 1960. It broadly outlined the political, economic, propaganda, and paramilitary programs which would be implemented in an attempt to oust Fidel Castro. CIA was j}to be the principal action agent for the bulk of the program. Once the official US position was announced, CIA made organizational plans to carry out the policy. A separate Task’ Force within the Western Hemisphere Division was established under the leadership of Jacob D. Esterline, on whose shoulder Col. J. C. King, Chief, . Western Hemisphere Division perched and peered. Initial concepts of the Central Intelligence Agency called for a propaganda program to be run out of a radio - 291 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET station based on Swan Island and by Agency financed radio operations out of Station WRUL in New York City. Strong support was to be provided for anti-Castro publications launched in the area of Miami. Para- military programs initially called for the training of cadres of communicators and paramilitary instructors who would go into Cuba and provide leadership and . training for the numerous dissident elements that reportedly were ready to move against Castro. ™" ‘as the summer of 1960 Unfortunately, however, drew to a close, it became apparent that Castro's military strength and training programs were sharply .. improving.and that the initial plan to infiltrate small teams to organize the dissidents no longer was feasible. Consequently, the concept changed to one of.a landing in force, the acquisition ofa defensible base in Cuba from which a Provisional Government might call for assistance from the United States Government if the invaders themselves could not arouse sufficient support to force the overthrow of Castro. This volume emphasized that following his decision in March 1960 that there should be an anti-Castro pro- gram, President Eisenhower remained quiescent on the = 292 - ! a TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET question of developments of the anti-Castro program until late in the fall, following the election of 1960 and the defeat of Mr. Nixon. At that tiime Mr. Eisen- hower reinjected himself into the program and stimulated action to the point where some of CIA's planners hoped that -- in addition to the propaganda program which was already underway -~ paramilitary operations might be ‘initiated. Apparently this was feared by Castro, too, for in his famous TV broadcast on the Bay of Pigs he said: , . When our country was in danger of direct aggression and mobilized itself, it waited for the [Kennedy] presidential inauguration thinking that this man [Kennedy] would do something different, because all in all, we didn't understand why a man who assumed the administration of the United States would want to bear the guilt of someone else's mistakes.* l/ This was not to be, however, for aside from considerable emphasis on the propaganda activity, there was only limited support for sabotage activities prior to the * Raul Roa, Castro's Foreign Minister charged that -.in the Eisenhower administration Vice President Nixon and General C. P. Cabell, ADCI, were two of the most vigorous proponents of direct action, with Cabell proposing air and naval protection for the invasion and, if necessary, use of US marines to hold the beachhead. 2/ ; - 293 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET end of Eisenhower's administration. There was con- siderable concern over the necessary formalities of diplomacy in order that the United States not be in- volved in investigations by either the UN or the OAS for its anti-Castro program. Because it has been so widely publicized that ex-Vice President Richard Nixon was one of the prin- cipals in planning the Bay of Pigs Operation, this volume has attempted to put the role that Nixon played into the proper context®. It was the role of an interested senior officer in the Executive Branch, | and by no stretch of the imagination could Nixon's role be construed to have had a major impact on the development of operational planning by the Central Intelligence Agency in its anti-Castro effort. . Similarly, because of the sensationalism which surrounded the Senate Select Committee's report on Alleged Assassination Plots Involving Foreign Leaders, including Fidel Castro and the implications that the Mafia plot was a part of the authorized planning for the Bay. of Pigs Operation, thorough examination of the evidence was undertaken to determine if this allegation was sup- ‘portable. It was not. ‘The Mafia operation was run - 294 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET aside from, apart from, and independent of the formal anti-Castro program which was undertaken by CIA. At most, four or five senior officials -- Allen Dulles, Richard Bissell, Shef Edwards, Bill Harvey, and pos- sibly, Tracy Barnes -- probably were knowledgeable about the Mafia connection and Mr. Maheu. In terms of Project JMATE itself, the .few bits eee? of information which indicate the possibility of as- sassination attempts against the Cuban leadership also fail to demonstrate any respongibility for their ini-~ tiation on the part of WH/4. ‘If anything, the evidence would indicate. that WH/4's position was one of watchful waiting and wishful thinking that dissident Cubans would themselves eliminate the Castros and Che Guevara. ‘The possibility, of course, that Agency-supplied weapons might be involved in such an attempt ‘cannot be ruled out. 3/ | Obviously it would be foolish to contend that those principally responsible for developing CIA's ' anti-Castro program would have objectéd to the assas- sination of Fidel Castro. On the other hand, this | was not one of the basic concepts nor intentions of | the official program of the Central Intelligence Agency.: = 295 - TOP SECRET k 13-00000 Appendix A Memorandum for the Director of Central Intelligence from J. C. King, 11 Dec 59 13-00000 wees EY sry . 4 NTERN? : . , a nrivsos en Ci uNcassiniep 2 tsp iy — OF conripgniian. (secrete, ve tN pec —- resale RWUTING AND RECORD SHEET eiviy Tt: _Oprenati Pa eh nretet na sant ete ve ee Re ee ee DATE | ee . _ UL Desemier 2959 TO: (omen <ssignation, 26m number, ond j Suilding) COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from when fo whom. raw a fine across column ‘after each comment.) : purer veer de eam atte A pe bans. ded shen AE | Rehan Oy AO a Anche ARN ct ANA aN | nen DARI oli to an EAs itl mle ti Ad A AARON BRO ae Carman 0 sae amen amma aemmemmmcsencattetanaiene! dbo the ate . s ‘ eet : 01 TE —_- a { vf - | 3d a £70 Use paw er. ieee ~ {NTERMAL nit se DL amass” TO] SECRET a CONF IDF AU ti INTE “OMY: a URC. ASSIFIED 13-00000 Li Becentomer 1 KA) WH re i TEMORANLO #OR: Director of Central Intelits VIA: Deywty Director (Plans) GUBSECT: Cuben Problems. This menorsadun = requests aporoval by the Diracttor oc? the xeccruen- C2tions cowtatned in paragraph 3. - i. Nstimate of the Situation. a. A Getatorshin of the far LePt ls nov astablisnmad. Tt is’ not only unfriendly to the United Stctea in oral eriticisa, but has ta: sen acticn against Aneris an properties, both industrial and agricultural, which, ii perubtbted to stead, will encmurage siailac acti ons azainst U.S. noldiags in other Latin American countriss. % ’ b. Wedo and must expect 3 wajor increase in the scale nd effectiraness of Cuban aid and parti elpation in revolutionary . achiors against other countries o? Latin A wnerica now Crisndly to the United States. Tn addition to Vaose hat ‘have already been tergets - Micarsima, Paneme, the Damwitican Resubliic ond Haiti, recon’ Entei cgence indicates 2 Girect interest by Cestre in .. Coloweia and P. . Betancourt's positior in Venemele would he gravely weakened by Caatro succeshas, and 1% is believed crly a quaustion of tine before an allience would be eatadLi shed betreen the poverful Commmist Party of Venemtela and the Castros. — Ce Rapid naticralization of the banks 3 industisy and commerce is reportedly contemplated. If this occurs, the stials group in control vill have 2t its disposition several hndred willion dollars froa the sale of the sugar crop early is 1960. Part of these 2nnds may ba sed to further their revolutiorery onjactives against other nounbrle 28 sof the Caribbean and South América. ; a ad. Castro naa lost the sw aggort or the wover class acd most of nijale class, | Tie » prebai) ¥ still bas a sufficient following fron cae ml the nasuas to maintain control util Yurther iproads can be mada in Bis vomilar support t ead the uppoaition nots effectively unifisd. & _Propagsnda sekion toa reduce nis f follovicz, wails easential, in ies212 will probably rot be eongh to dislodge Win. His eusroacking strane isola on Cuba will be broken only oy violent netion. £. it is ay versonsl coinion taet if Castro is sucesss2ul in consciidating his position and remaining in power for two mors years, —2a7 13-00000 juta fiomtss aver uwsswaption oY office. lusting damage may occur to the United States' alrsudy weskenad position of leadership in Latin Americs. &. U.S. Objective. = overtharoy of Castro within cre year, and his repiscerent dy a friendy to the United States which will call tor elections six Prd 3e Recoumended Action: wt cries ck a & Clandestine radio attacks trom Caribrean countries ov Aiberal group, working closely with us and ‘using Cuban netionels for broadcasting. Dd. nerusioa overations agsinst Castro's {V7 and radio, to be mounted from within Cuba c. She encouragement of proJ-S. cpposition gromps, exc}uding Bytiste anl Mesferrer supporters, to establisn by fords 2 contreiied area within Cuda. This would have the following advantages: (1) It wousd cermit che establismmeat of a radio stetion, long yave, woich would reach wll of tha acations in Cuba. Since it would be on Cuban soil, the problans o2. Joint tions with other covatries would be elimina tad. (2} A controlled area would ve a walltying point for the growing opoosition to Cautro in the same senner that tt 25th of July movement in the hills of Oriente became the vallying point of ueny who turned against Batista. (3) ret would be a mesns of t2 esting the strength a nd. Libre or th» opposition, and separating the men trom the boys. , (4) The reportedly Large fe Pregemented 2 ecents of the constitutional Cuben Aray would neve a > lace | to go. (5) A sizeable guerrilla moverenat within Cuda would eurtall Castro's plans for revoictionary action against cthar countries. : .. . iy et amelie ad. Whorough consideration 2 elimination tor Pidel Castro. Hone of those chase to Tidal, w such as his brother Rent 298 13-00000 er his cameenion Che Guevarra, haye the se tne masses. Many informed people believe ah tna diss of Side would greatly accelerate the 2sli oF the presect Govermrent. hyo. King . Cnie?, Jestexa) Tenisoners Division ee: DECTL the para Directer ox Genter moaliigence ee ‘ pe 20g . 2 a Weise fie Tete ao "eee nen ee 7 eo: £. 299 13-00000 Appendix B ‘A Program of Covert Action Against the Castro Regime 16 Mar 60 13-00000 t. tage i a . oe 7 - FVES ORLY SECRET This document is our basic policy paper. It was approved by the President at a meeting in the White House on 17 March 1960. ™ rms Fattt im) Pues Pi y gad rn Vita QCARIT Nyabtal Stee ete A me ata mee a core 13-00000 16 March 1960. A PROGRAM OF COVERT ACTION AGAINST THE CASTRO REGIME | l. Objective: The purpose of the program outlined herein is to bring. about the’ replacement of the Castro regime with one more devoted to the true interests of the Cuban people and more acceptable to the U.S. in such a manner as to avoid any appearance of U.S. intervention. Essentially the method of accomplishing this end will be to.induce, support, and so far as possible direct action, both inside and outside of Cuba, by selected groups of Cubans of a sort that they might be expected to and could undertake on their own initiative. | — Since a crisis inevitably entailing drastic action in or toward Cuba could be provoked by circumstances beyond controi of the U.S. before the covert action program has accomplished its objective, every effort will be made to carry it out in such a way as progressively to improve the capability of the U. S. to act in a-crisis. 2. Summary Outline: The program contemplates four major courses of action: a. The first requirement is the creation of a responsible, appealing . and unified Cuban opposition to the Castro regime, publicly declared as such and therefore necessarily located outside of Cuba. It is hoped that within one month a political entity can be formed in the shape or a council or junta, through the merger of three acceptable opposition groups with which the Central Intelligence Agency is already in contact. The council will be encouraged to adopt as its slogan "Restore the Eyes Gay ies Vall 301 | eranrt SS A SRS SAE SR A EL Oo 13-00000 > NBS OMY SECRET Revolution", to develop a political position consistent with that slogan, and to address itself to the Cuban people as an attractive political alternative to Castro. This vocal opposition will: serve as a magnet for the loyalties of the Cubans; in actuality conduct and direct various opposition activities; and provide cover for other compartmented CrIA controlled operations. (Tab A) b. So that the opposition may be heard and Castro's basis of popular support undermined, it is necessary to develop the means ‘for mass commiunication to the Cuban people so that a powerful propaganda offensive can be initiated in the name of the declared opposition. The major tool proposed to be used for this purpose is a long and short wave gray. broadcasting facility, probably to be located on Swan Island. ‘The target date for its completion is two months. This will be supple- mented by broadcasting from U.S. commercial facilities paid for by private Cuban groups and by the clandestine distribution of written material inside the country. (Tab B) c. Work is already in progress in the creation of a covert intelligence and action organization within Cuba which will be respon- sive to the orders and directions of the “exile opposition. Such a, network must have effective communication ard be selectively manned, to minimize the risk of penetration. An effective organization caa probably be created within 60 days. Its role will be to provide hard YEO avy 302 Eves GAL = oranrs deeete me ne eect ene encanta RE ASO Ee A RE SS RENN fauna en gH & 13-00000 ‘the Island. Initially’a cadre of leaders will be recruited after care- ful screening and trained as paramilitary instructors. Ina second mN intelligence, to arrange for the illegal infiltration and exfiltration of individuals, ‘to assist in the internal distribution of illegal propaganda, and to plan and organize for the defection of key individuals | and groups as directed. | d. Preparations. have already been made for the development of an adequate paramilitary force outside of Cuba, together with mechanisms for the necessary logistic support of covert military operations on phase a number of paramilitary cadres will be trained at secure locations outside of the U.S. ‘so as to be available for immediate deployment into Cuba to organize, train and lead resistance forces recruited there both before and after the establishment of one or more active centers of resistance. The creation of this capability will require a minimum of six months and probably closer to eight. “In the meanwhile, a limited air capability for resupply and tor infiltration and exfiltration already exists under CIA control and can be rather easily expanded if and when the situation requires. Within two months it is hoped to parallel this. with a.small air resupply capability under deep cover as a commercial operation in another country. 3. Leadershio: It is important to avoid distracting and deévisive rivalry among the outstanding Cuban opposition leaders for the senior role in the 13-00000 EYES QULY ° SERED opposition. Accordingly, every effort wili be made.to have an eminent, non-ambitious, politically uncontentious chairman selected. The emergence of a successor to Castro should follow careful assessment of the various personalities active in the opposition to identify the one who can attract, control, and lead the several forces.. As the possibility of an overthrow of _ Castro becomes. more imminent, the senior leader must be selected, U.S. support focused upon him, and his build up undertaken, 4, Cover: All actions undertaken by CIA in support and on behalf of 1 ‘the opposition council will, of course, be explained as activities of that entity {insofar as the actions become publicly lmown at all). . The CIA will, nowever, _ have to nave direct contacts with a certain number of Cubans and, to protect these, will make use of a carefully screened group of U.S. businessmen with a stated interest in Cuban affairs.and-desire to support the opposition, They will act as a funding mechanism and channel for guidance and support to the irectorate of the opposition under controlled conditions. CLA personnel will be documented as representatives of this group. In order to strengthen the cover it is hoped that substantial funds can be raised from private sources to | Swpport the opposition. $100, 000 has already been pledged from U.S. sources. At an appropriate time 2 bond issue will be floated by the council (as an obligation on a future Cuban government) to raise an additional $2, 906, 000. 5, Budget: Itis anticipated that approximately $4,400,006 of CLA funds wil be vequired for the above program, On the assumption that it wiil not . CVlO ANI RIES BNL. so, “Ooranrs. 13-00000 pasty SECRET reach its culmination earlier than 6 to 8 months from now, the estimated requirements for FY-1960 funds is $900, 000 with the balance of $3, 500, 000 ‘required in FY-1961. | The distribution of costs between fiscal years could, of course, be greatly altered by policy decisions or unforeseen contingencies which compelled accelerated paramilitary operations. (Tab C) | 6. Recommendations: That the Central Intelligence Agency be authorized to undertake the above outlined program and to withdraw the funds required for this purpose as set forth in paragraph 5. from the Agency's Reserve for contingencies. ay ra 13-00000 ) : Aa0 ee rin eas ts Yd Cr cn uy T ma oo se] re THE POLITICAL OPPOSITION .l. CIA is already in close touch with three reputable opposition groups (the Montecristi, Autentico Party and the National Democratic Front). These _all meet the fundamental criteria conditional to accepiance, i.e. -they are for the revolution as originally conceived --many being former 26th of July members--and are not identified with either Batista or Trujillo, They are - anti-Castro because of his failure to live up to the original 26th of July platform and his apparent willingness to sell out to Communist domination and possible ultimate enslavement. - These groups, therefore, fit perfectly the planned opposition slogan of "Restore the Revolution". foes | 2. An opposition Council or Junta will be formed within 30 days from representatives of these groups augmented possibly by ‘representatives of . other groups. ‘It is probably premature to have a fixed platform for the Council “but the Caracas Manifesto of 20 July 1958 contains a number of exploitable points. Two of the CIA group leaders were signers of the Manifesto. The following points are suggested as a few possibilities: a. The Castro regime is the new dictatorship of Cuba subject ‘to strong Sino-Soviet influence. | b, Cuba is entitled to an honest, democratic government based on free elections. There is no hope of this as long as Castro throttles . t the rights of legitimate political parties and the freedom of expression. 13-00000.. EVES ONLY SECRET set c. Arealistic agrarian reform program providing for individual ownership of the land must be put into effect. d. Individual freedoms must be restored and collectivism in commerce and education must be eliminated. e. Sino -Soviet influence in the affairs of Cuba must be eliminated. A special research group of Cubans with American support is planned to refine and expand these planks and to produce propaganda materials based on the above platform for use by and on behalf of the opposition Council. ™. 13-00000 i: ™, ™; Tab B . PROPAGANDA re Articulation and transmission of opposition views has already begun. . Private opposition broadcasts (i.e. purchase of commercial time by private individuals) have occurred in Miami (mediurn wave) and arrangements have been made with Station WRUL for additional broadcasts from Massachusetts (short wave) and Florida (broadcast band), Presidents Betancourt and Ydigoras ‘have also agreed to the use of commercial stations for short wave broadcasts from Caracas and Guatemala City. CIA has furnished support to these efforts through encouragement, negotiating help and providing some broadcast material, 2. As the m2jor voice of the opposition, it is proposed to establish at least one “gray" U. S. -controlled station, This will probably be on Swan Island and will employ both high frequency and broadcast band equipment of substantial power. The preparation of scripts will be done in the U.S. and these wu be transmitted electronically to the site for broadcasting. After some experience and as the overation progresses, it may be desirable to supplement the Swan Island station with at least one other to ensure fully adequate cove rage of all parts of Cuba, most especially the Havana region. Such an additional facility might be installed on a U.S. base in the Bahamas or temporary use might be made of a shipborne station if it is desired to avoid "gray" broadcasting from - Florida. arin iene Meat keene cee eS 13-00000. . - ~ s , , ~\ EYES CMLY “ SECRET 3. Newspapers are also being supported and further support is planned for the future. Avance, @ leading Cuban daily {Zayas' paper), has been confiscated as has =1 Mundo, another Cuban daily. Diario dela Marina, one of the bemisphere's outstanding conservative dailies published in Havana, is having difficulty and may have to close soon. Arrangements have already been made to print Avance weekly in the U.S. for introduction into Cuba ‘clandestinely and mailing throughout the hemisphere on a regular basis. As other leading newspapers are expropriated, publication of "exile" editions will be considered. ; . ™%, 4, Inside Cuba, a ClA-controled action group is producing and distributing anti-Castro and anti-Communist publications regularly, CJA is in contact with groups outside Cuba who will be assisted in producing similar materials for clandestine introduction into Cuba. 5. Two prominent Cubans are on lecture tours in Latin America. They will be followed by others of equal calibre. The mission of these men will be _ to gain hemisphere support for the opposition to Castro. Controlled Western Hemisphere assets (press,. radio, television) will support this mission as will selected American journalists who will be briefed prior to Latin American travel. 13-00000. . Z - r > ER any y ; “Tab Cc FINANCIAL ANNEX - I. Political Action oO , ' FY-1960 : FY-1961 Support of Opposition Elements ; and other Group Activities 150, 000 800, 000 I. ‘Propaganda Radio Operations and Programming (including establishment of trans - mitters)- ; - 400, 000 . 700, 000 Press and Publications — m, 100, 000 500, 000 fi, Paramilitary In-Exfiltration Maritime and Air Support Material and Training 200, 000 1, 300, 000° IV. Intelligence Collection 50, 000 200, 000 Totals , * 900, 000 3,500, 000 ‘X *These figures are based on the assumption that major action will not occur until FY-1961. Uf by reason of policy decisions or other contingencies over which the Agency cannot exercise control, the action program should be accelerated, additional funds will be required. ~ ata 13-00000 Appendix C-1 CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC:*. 1) Letter for Allen. Dulles from Arleigh Burke, 17 Mar 60 13-00000 “J UNCLASSIFIED Ld see "Gy . ROUTING AMD GEC: SUBJECT: (Optional) Ltr from Admnirai Sueks - . ; ‘DD/P . So oe : da Macecn 1664 DATE TO: (Officer designation, room number, and ustdieg) INIT13i5 4 t wron, 1, Admiirat Burke sent this over to the Director on the aiterngon of 17 March and tha latter handed to me. Ido nat Delieve it requires a reoly but pass it to yau for any value it may have. pod fe : 4 “RM Bjr. Wath, 42 ABj 5. i. t : . i bles A iic CB | Sos joanne nnn InTIRSIDEEENIE HY SunenERanER eres 4. , : n : i i 3. Eo Fr a i fy “4 - WH Obes Feb v7 ; ; . QFRICER S 2 COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom ‘Draw @ Hine vcror column alter each comment.) 13-00000 CO Okt 17 March 19690 PERSONAL - TOP SECRET Dear Allen: : . . : \. Enclosed is a memorandum my staff pre- pared containing some suggestions which might be ‘useful to you in your work. Naturally, I do not agree with quite all the comments contained in the memorandum, but I know-that you will forgive the impatient young lad for his desire to make sure no opportunity is left uncovered. Warm recards. n Sincerely, The Honor able iliyt BURKE | Allen Dulles Director of Central Intelligence Enclosure 312 13-00000 Appendix C-2 CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 2) Letter for Gordon Gray from Arleigh Burke, 16 Mar 60 Ww wr Ww 13-00000 Dear Gordon: Encloseé is a convy of 2 momoranduma on U.S. -action in Cuba which may be of interest to you. , Sin cerely yours, bh. ARLEIGH BURKE The Honorabie Gordon Gray Special Ascistant to.the President for National Security Affairs The White House , Enclosure 314 13-00000 very out : : . - . Op4Ao3D/ivr os ae a : L6 Ve: 950 rl 9 Lieu. “sy. fons ‘4 yO ot «* eA ie) 1, ‘Whe recomacndciiens comiained in the wper on "U.S. Actions in Cuba" were oMied oripinally to provide the brozd outline for a carefully laic out Pe for causim, the Castro reise to be replaced by a friendly povernment . Jt was interded that “tate would lo ically control and coordina nie allapects provide the guidance as.to the specific actions uired of the other teents of the government, The paper was not suterereted in this manner wee Nio received it and the search appears row to be for specific actions which can be wed.to accomplisn the end desired 9 ie my aa ‘ et a 2 The tol loins are offered as possible s pecific actions which can be taken in stvport of ow position on Cuba — You wmifht desire to have 00 inject these jiccs ints the KOC scétine, 16 Zarch, a. Tach - Chairman, or the Chief of the U.S. Nelretion, attempt to have @ Gcleyation other than U.S. introduce 4 motion for the board to consider the gap in henispheric cefense resulting from the Cuban oituetion or for the Board to rocommend th wat tk ne OAS study the influence of Kommunisn in Cuba... asseroial ~ Oil companies aro not being paid by Cuba, State could oil coz zpanies to point out to the governments who produce the ets. an tieir cconomies of the loss of the Cuban uarket. Ce Schocls and “ar Colleces ~ ‘The Services could include in courses for foreizn officers the cfiect on hemisphere defense of the establishner it of a Soumnist Gictatorship in Cuba, ‘a. Commercial ~ Do iatin Anericans. hold stock in the expropriated properties in Guba? If SO, State could regucst the companies concerned to include in ‘their dividend maiiangs, information pointing out the effect on the companies _e@arninis andthe stock holders' cividends of expropriation of property without conpens sation and, for the oil companies, » non-payment for oil celivered, e. State in conjunction with CIA, pudlish a weekly or bi-xeekly: letter Gocanenting the ctions: of the Castro Covernment for the previous period. Incliced would be: ag o: hun re ) Lous norights. (2) Kormenist tronds ané actions, (3) Dictator tato isl and undemocratic act tions. 315 Soave 2 nt? Leanies = Pa:e 1 of 3 copies i/ 13-00000 sloxntie posts. an. AGr Force for surther distribution to units or atin ccericans, st Castro repiso. for the U.S. position. te, Alert Latin Avericans as to the sommunist agpocts,. ané Gistribute speech material su adc tresses, Ha terial snoulc cover forwards tie aspects of present Cuban tovernment, throat of Xomnunisn in Cunha to henispheric cefense. Gre ne cietatorial. aspects of the Cuban reine. on the Cuban regise's actions against the basic numan rights, the strategic impor tunce of tre Cuantanemo Naval base. ire) 7 Oued tH Ne er ae et The logic of the firmness of the treaties by which we hold | Cuantanano aré the forsal comiitnent of the Castro regine on taking power to honor Cuba's international cozm:.itments, ( ( 3 Distribute this saterial to the Services and to their Leazues and Aéssociaticns for raxinuz use in oublic ssecctics. Ce. 28GB - have Uersral Skaer, as Director of the Staff, IéDB, inject into the month wly intéllijzence briefinss at the IADB inforzation on the latest Soviet Bloc actions and the pro:ress of International Komsunism in Cuba. h, State, in conjunction with CU: and the Service intelligence arencies hold special briefings oce cach month on the general situztion in Cuba with specia 1 emphasis on the Kozmunistic aspects for the following: (1) U.S. officials of the OAS and UN. ’ (2) U.S. person anel of the Staff of the IALB. (3) ors 15. personnel in Washington having duties involving close contact with 4atin ieevioans. iw] ro, i Q 1 a fs | ol ¢. $e i, All Services provice spscial briefings on a one-tine basis alone “ne dine of nm, above ior officers and enlisted nersomicl of units proceeding t Caribsean or South Averican ports J. Navy endcaver to have a good resorter or author prepare a story con= taining the lewy's vicows on Cuantanazo for publication in 3 national magazine With “ide circulation in Latin Averica,. 7 tac TOP SrCx ae 316 7 13-00000 we wee ets pany auii Sut. teed . ecept °. rw Merchant's ofier in his lett serho us & conplete briefir letter of\-aren 10 of State » wartzer: wt. activitics situstion in an effort to prod State to nove Taster. S and, croups of ‘reat in Cub. U.S. Nations: sa Yor Furt! als goin, to wr dissoningtion to F Vory. respectfully, J.B, POUD, Jk. 317 ace 3 of 3 pares TOP SenRTe 13-00000 : _ Appendix C~3 ae _CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 3) Memorandum for the Special . Assistant to the President .for National Security Affairs from. Haydn Williams, 16 Mar 60, sub: US. Policy toward Cuba 13-00000 ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C, whe 16 1960 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS MEMORANDUM “FOR THE SPECLAL (SSISTALS TO THE PRESIDENT : POR NATIONAL SECURITY AP? AIRS SUBJECT: _ ‘U.S. Policy toward Cuba Esclosed 1s en exchance of letters on tha above “gubject betusen Admiral Burke and Under Sceretary Marchent, both . of whom have suthorized that I malls the correspondence available to you for whatever help it may be in connection with the dis- cussion of this subject at tho Council nesting this coming Thursday . ; | Vo se for ) \ , me) assistant Secretary 2 Excls 8 318 a, 13-00000 SECRET 27 USS tenn LO FPwe we Deor Arleighs XY vas cosh intercoted fn your psroonal letter of Februcry 25, 1960, on Cvba exd ths Caribtessn eituation, {a vaich 1 noted a norked desres of stallarity in the suggestions of the Navy ond of cur poople hess cencerning the eecd to reverne tha trond tn Cea ead ths eathods vaich ara best calculated to echicve this result. As you ore écubtleso avare from ths bricfing ch Dick Retottea rad I gave ths Joint Chlefs of Steff oa Jenucry J,. “1960, es ot of tha eources of action swygasted In tte sored es kocdsd ®Roccemsndations for U. S. Actions In Cuba,™ “rich you trancaltted with yoer letter, wore initioted seas tics ago and ere constently being {ntensiffed. To recapitulate, cer om thinking oa ths Cruden aftentica aa it relates to Cocomlea cad cor nn cecurity interests bao beca 79 follovas ” The racic eijectiva of Iutersaticnal Cccaunfsm-- - in the” lexcdfate Keturc--fo tha consolldatica of a radical, rat i-Acoricen Revolution fricadly to the USSR In Cra nad the - utill{ention of Cuda.as a bass to proncte slnilne revoluticcaory coveronts In thes Cartbbsan. The cinfmsa epdestive of the Comxvaigts, if they oro unable toe cealew omugoing, is to aeio the United Stctes my as high price co peosible for thz aliaination of the undspirable features of the Cehon Revolution. In particular, the Cosmmists stent to gin by proveling us into arsed intervention, or otherviss tating interventionist actions fm violation of cur comafte=sts fa a ezensr which could be cada to appros os if tho Uaited States reacted ths ezx3 Way on the Soviota did in Hungary ond other eatallites. b. Unless Adalfral ArleicaA Berks, Chief of Haval Operatic, Departzcat of the Havy. SECRET NREE) rile COPY _ 319 a J 1240 vile | 13-00000 princinle thet eoaittica to Coatete polfsics Scher ~2- >. Unloso we vere indefinitely to occupy Cuba nilitorily, hs only solut{ca to ths Cubsn problea {is necessarily the ‘eccagents of a Cudoa lenderahip willing to end caopcble of ecvesaiag ths countsy olong lass ecceptable to the Cedan gsople end along Linco consistent vith bosie U.S. policy , tAth meapent to Letin Anerica. This will teus tics. On the exg hae, fC fa Covottul thet ary Cider Govenm=nt rich re~ exited fren U.S. cored eg other overt intesvertien could leag ovrvive cut withdratal. Or the other, dcopite car om long=dtendiag edogivings comcrning Coatso, it fo en inescep Cole Fatt teat hs cme fnto gover with overeheleing cuppect sok ealy fn Creda bet elocctere In the hoaicphsr, scoluding . §a thio Cutcy. Although that ovpport hos lonely evcporate’ ta the Urited Stateo~-ond, to a lesser extent, in coapeasible Ofraics 4m the othes Latia Accricsn Republi faz—Cestso end, sortieultriy, his sofoma poogrea ctiil enjay very con fidszable- arose fn his coutey. Cxbmo, oven tose dloilicsicacd with Oe aed Costco, Fave yet to find cn alterrative lectsrchfp rhagch thay Belficve told esteslly cory cut tha refara cmowres tAlca Polio opinion sth1l dcomis. Gppsaitioa clencrto tainted Tith colich=atfon with the Extlate gogins ose stél2 political toncdeptoble end covid not osteblich a ctable gavegnocat. Grcostdon groups that might be aveeztabla to Crborms are begfentng to organise cove effectively but, ct best, ft will Be contho befesa thay ore ready for vigcco ction. GO. Tha pricecy ebsective of U. S$. polley cheuld be the cseolesetioa of the orcatica af cn effective, potriotic aovo- cont fifendly to the United States within Ccta and cong Cha eles to counter Cubsio curvent toon’, The Livot Cesk fs to coguze, froegest cs wa ota eble to do op, u Glicate fn ohea vespensible mid Sriently Cub)ess vould fied 2t wrth waile to egpose Cestco policies taich hsly the Coacexats ext vtameias good U.S..Oban roleticns. Ca ths poolitiva aids, vo chouid exi age teksng sotions orl etking otetencnts tick tesid caccugngs cuth elecents to exgeics care offectively end to expect cor euppost end COlicbosctica fn thsfic offerte tO acticvus political ac4 coonmais poogicas fos Ccta hy tetzirg ® iffereat road than the sroad Cxebm sesicsio. At the SS beisfins, we gave ca iileation of th covert cotivities crfomray torr this end, cs toll a cn Iadiccttion of ths extestive excitefibuted effert waich ino boca etemcy for ove? a ycar to idextify end exeaa to pxbhfa epiaica ost ths henfophers the Cemmeuist espects of tho Coton pocbica, €5 ths nog-tive site, cag polfeiecs ave cdc by the {3 13-00000 SECRET « -3- {neresse fairly zooidly Lf & Ao clear to Crbens thet Cectro Kicsely ig ceapensible for political ond ecocenic dateriora t1en ef the country. Hower, the consolidatsea of tho: caposttion will be slowed doa ff Cestro cm Scsescd by wroppdey ths fleg of patrictian owt antiesstica cho Rin- eelf fa Seether ccavinting the Cuban ceogie Unt tha Uaited Stctea has aggseroive écaigns on tha Cetin n-ticn ca a hole Od thas the United Stateo motaor then Costsots policies is teopeasible for Cebata difficultics, Ye 25%, thorcfore, - exosofoc the grostcest eare tant we do aot umedcccthy tecasfommn ths developing disontiafeaticn of tas Cclon poople with Cestco into a sight botesm ths United Stated ed Gta, ‘foe 29 eslferespcsting Croan could thea afford to cesport wa against his eva couctsy. 4. bilo wa balfows thet {ntendAnceiem astlicn thanioh fo O53 ondfar com cecaccio cation by the United Stotca fa doferss: of ite rigkta acy play cn Acpoticnt role at the Trepee tina, wo crust ast ict these posalbilizics come 3 © lose sigh? ef the critical fect thet mo soluticn will be .posoSdle until em cltemetéve lenieranip is rectly to move in. 2% ths cppliortios of collective oF unlicteral prccoercs Mould Balsg the Contre Government down before ea cosepteble Leotoechtip fo gecty to tets over, tis poctobihitio eye efvil wor of 0 tetemcver by evca cose Conmmistia elemcto. Bithor would beirg us oleser to comed intesvention. Tau, vile vo ems going chec4 fn the process of influcnsing the hos Ancri~ ma RepSilcs to ace the Coomalst and other expats of the Cyan sitextion a9 we Co ext preparing the ground for pooginic . istes-Acorlom censidecetion of. the Coten predlen, wo Sntend ts cemtrol the tintag of aay such meting fmofes 29 petDie % ecoinside with tae dovalepmsct of sm alterentiva lowisre cafip. xt fa eles the irtentica of ths Scniniotact ica to rropoas to ths Congrees thes ths President ba given dfecro. GScnary muthority to elter sygar quotes In ths exticcal fatecost end ws hove develesed ond ars sxthirg feta afoot ection plen to ehtain the release of tha hits Sot fron sextola ether cereale comitemts vhleh beo$e eur G ity to take actlon. ia tha escacate fficld tom this could cottituts to Cofcgansdiag ovr Interest ec te the cocticn . ef Caxtitions fewsahls to o lotorchlp exposed te Exstie ts poileles, . Vote 321. 13-00000 — ! gcccist te atl thess eattccs, a ecot Espouten® olecast f5 tics. ize th noodet gor Ceding to scatice eked ths dctoricrahtcn of thete molitisel cad ccencaia 13%0 $a cua ts Costrola axceteco, Ansludirg his - Cannsothens wht Intesantionsl Cocoméica. Tics is nected Lor ea Altern Rive lesdisoh4a to esesps ead to commiss cifestively foe action, Tim t3 alco reedod furthes to omoties Latin Acoricen cpinica te th Gagera of ia oitustica oni fot Lotta Amicon Gcvocmmate te oo arom reco to the point of view thot the Cxora citeation $9 a matter of commen conecrm, not just a U.S.-Cootse qeooeel, Ue mrs vaing all eveilodle restlivics to atks this tic2 o3 clost ca puasibie, DA cer experiome Sa other dixficult situcticzs fn the Hear Enst end Cexisal Snctica indfoate that foicdiata semiita cre not ty bo expected, Kitt tine, we ara gsfiag to hove, vo hellove, to axertige restraint frou cxing setiors valek, while tafisating our am great sense of Ccomccen Ga usyendy, vould esteally retard the process ef Ghange vhich ve of] desire, | Oo I chovlé point ect also thet, rakle estion in the O23 et ths right tine my bo dacircbls a3 e means of exouraging ta alternative Cutea icadavehip, wa would prebchiy here-do contend vith Seviets In the Vakted Betiens. Yt to cloost certain thot tas Ceouns will try to | exicipate or counter exy U. I. approach to the O4S by going dircatly to tha Gaited Hations, Furthecoere, ecturl "forcenent netien® hy tho G&S would predobly be beougit up before the Gaited Hatieno unéor aetials 53 of the (2 Charter even Lf ve angqued tat any sction teken hy ths GS corstituted ealy *recosmendstiens" to governments. Thic veinferacs our wlew that action In the OiS—-uhich cen be taken uextor fAe Caster by coavoking a acting ef Fortign Htatstare, ss vell 03 exfer the Rio Treaty ani the Caraess Renoluticnmchould prieertly be vicved a9 2 mses of otrengthening Cuben copositien to Cestzols pollofes at the right acorst sathsr then 29 6 coos of quarvatining Cia cad walting to see what boppens. Te would ot present bs sone . - tant difffoult to bring a case against. Cuta undes the Careees Reoslin thon since the Intest Spectol National Intelligence Retiente-—which ws have asked te be sevicwste-dres not Lind the Coban Geovermncat te be omumlst-donimted at prevent. TL our orm Potéeate ses wot yet Chotactinte the case, ft would be diffionlt in a shert ties ts pormanis less wall-indered cgovetrments that the Politics! snoti¢e. tleas? ef Cr>a are unter Intematioml Commmiot ccatsol Gata lea, ; AS yuu ete Exare, cor basie asticacl policy (oon sont CSowd intesvasticn as 2 loot reser’ to bs pee <a ro con eset thea all elge failo. Uo veuld bo gt selucter: to oohe es esate im OU recommendation to the Prestde:t util Sioa MY ben a seccensble sharse fcr alk othe eskision to te toctct, Thartt.-yes ° eg 322 13-00000 he iecnk you again for ocr nding ce a cory of your occemoaten. Aa ys kasy, the To is “bespirg ths Cwon problen miss constent ocrutizz, having dicosoad (& fa com detall at its Jowasy U, escting cad mata ids coraing., At the Lhest of tne eectings, the Scuretary of State seviived ths sollcy toverd Cuta Uiteh hed been eppcoved by ths Preaidest, © ead the concensus of this ssonligts nceting tao thet this polfcy fs” ecsentieity correct. Yo maticipate te?, at Mature ceotings of tho ESC, tisge will be further dfacussleas caacerning Cuba te deteraing tisthos thece should be o rociffcetion of policy tears that country, Ia view | ef the fest that tedcyls EX nacting indicated cavtiausd egzcecont ca the validity og thea poiley dliccugsed In Jonucey, ft wuld empcar wrtesessary Co develop now policy documsntction ct thts ties, capootolly ‘cs the prepocais in your Easy execcendca cloacly patalis] policics. vdick era alswady untamay. Should you, e¢ your coliecgess on ths Jofnt Chiefs, - acSirc.o furtiss _peiering ca cur ettions and epecaticonal plans to corzy GA ths policy, I chad ba gore: thea glzd te exregeo it. Dinceraly, ...s LSwingoten %. Raertheact Uaéer Leoretacy for Political Affairs 13-00000 26 FEB 1969 I em bscomine incres ltions in tke Caribbean. Tsu eke, s s presen. Sz Sincly censerncd over cctericra ting con= cepecisily concerned over tre itustion in Ceba, in whose security the Xevy io dircetly interested oy reason of island's stretezic location with et. pt) roeniaa Tansl, the loczt Hoysl ivsee Cuba eypon: untcr the Cosination of imbernz conbinee wicheeled end a es.nurist besone = roclity, oes Stetcs vould fe prosontcd. state in Cuba world serve ts a. pase of . Spread of covsnaiistic influence in the as its ain the iSne ated or 85 & direct threat to koe 3 sco Sie ipan Adcitica Sicnal Cesmuni pene. we, . Because of ny concern, I <2 tsking the lib southern United States = end tion there of the Guan to be in the process of fat Shove tris tera ins ome qovermient* ity. of tro tint bod communist contro] led Soervtions for the further Vestern _tenisphere having Aascletion of the United States from Latin Americas exty of sending you the attsched paper a9 indicative of current Heavy thintcins in this mebttor, — naaely trai positive auction to revérse the present tread should be initistcd to the er neted and 2a Action teken new in tha case of Cuba will] a mi that the ca: coucunist threat is clisi- etavle, ir tondly goverment es stoblis ned in Cubase aiso facilitate ard proce vide 2 fousation for exy sintler actions which may be necessary to prevent the sprezd of comunisn in Latin America end to stabilize other srecs where anrest is Sppesring « am also sending a ‘copy of this letter ari the enclosure to dack Treins Sincerely, AZLZISH BURKS The Honoredie Livingston 7 > ber hank Enclosures Paper on } U.S. Acticn ia Cup2 Copy to: Mrs Je Be Ircin I, (osn/tsz) w/fenclesire f ; ft a 324 13-00000 lh. Ghe Castro Uiewsent in Guba is a vehicic by which iaternational cow:unisa opomcrs to Se a fosthold.in the ucstern Hosischere., Lf tie present : 2211 soon be too late for tie United Siates to sten , > Sovict dneursion ints this henisphere, This situation, in its many i rauLlfiections, proesonts an imsediate threat to the security of tix United = Slates ard to tint of ovr important nctzhbors in North and South Azerica, oNMIMA 2. what action can be taken to prevent the cotablichzent of a comsuaist (<7 State in Cube aad to restore a stable, friencly ,overnzent? LACKEEOTD — Ps ws _ . . : nae . Pn: - 9, “She wu. oS. has nyver renconee? the Youree Ooctrine. This was reeffirced by Ceerctary of Stato Dulles in his addrass to the Kation on July 12, 1954, Ga internaticnel Comconisz in Custecnela. In thet address, wr. Dulles stated; * rs intcrnatiorcsl coizmmism has teen probing kere stin:; places in tho Auertcas, It finally chose Guatenzla as a spot which it coxld turn into an official base fron ywnich to breed subversion which would extend to other Axericen Repunlics.” “Sor several yoe one there for re ford ov ‘ "Tis intrusion of Soviet cespotism was, of course, a direct - challern:e to our Monroe Doctrine, the first and most funda- mental of our forei,n policies,“ iss united States is bound by treaties which comait it to seek scttle- ment of henispharic-disputes by neaceful means, bat which also provice for action in the event of aggression cither from outside the hemisphere or within, Article 5 of the Inter-Acerican Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance, Sijned at iio de Janeiro, 1947, requires each contracting party to send to the Security Council of the UN complete inforaation "concerning the activities uncertaken ... for the purpose of saintaining Inter—Amrican pecce and security." Article 6 of this treaty states: "If the inviolability or the integrity of the territory or the ignty or political indevendence of any Arerican State sto.ll ec Ly an amression which is not an gesed attack ... or h hor Pact or citvation that night endancer the xeace of f:icrica, the Yrgun of Consultation shall xect in.ediately in 13-00000 mote 4 Rake a Qt order to avroc of .., the measures chich stoule be taken for the corsen Cefcnse asc for tle mainteiasce of the peace a: secarity 2 tte Contiacnt," . fhe Ycclaration a do opted by the Tents Iater-sécerican Conference at Caracas, Voucaucla, ch. 1954, states: th - WOhet the Coziratioa or control of the political institution of any @zcricaa State by the faternati mal corsumist movement, extendis: to this hemisphere the vcliticel syste=x of an extra- continental raver, wouls constitute a threat t o tze sovereignty anc political indepontence of the Avsriccn States, endangering the peace of Avcrica, and woule call for the ceeting of consultation to consider the adoption of approprizte action ia accordance with existing treaties." a 5 fhe 26th of July tovenant succeeded in cicpleciny Batista on 1 Jan 1959. Since that tine the Czstro rezice has followed ‘sncreasingly tre classic stroteny for establishing a coz.unk ; stzte, the concnunist time table is ielinceted im Acerican cubossy Tavana Picpstcn «0, 903 dated 29 Lecexber 1956. ‘the rothless elisination ef the opposition, ssuspiion of dictatorial mowerc, Suspension of elections, the "Late Averica" campaign, the studicd breaistomm of ihe cconesy and confiscztion of preverty, the initiation of rolatio:s ami trade with the Soviet inion, ite forbidding: oF anti-communist activity and the brealwowmn and reconstitution of the Arecd Services and police cre ali % ypicst cor. coum st mareuvers, the rafority of the Cubans are not yet cosuitted to the acceptance of conzunism nor are they avare of the trend of the Revolution in this direction. The lencr classes, horever, continue to five full support to Castro and the Revolution, It has not yet been vroved that Castro hinsely is a cosmmist, Hovever, Sore of his srincipal dcouties as well as other leacers are believed to te co:ununists, Ia my case, individvals susceptitle to comcuaist influence are . Occupyire key positions in the .overmcent as «¢11 as in ali isportant organ- salions an¢ trece unions. Two develoments ere noticeable, Comsunists are bei::, appointed oxcaly and are. heins elected (in trade unions) to wy ‘positions, ‘iddcn communists in ihe 26th of July Hoverent ara taking positions in sseming oosposition to the open communists, At present the Cuban Aried forces are. Gisorgenized arai apparently capable only of guerrilla warfare, Intellizence resorts indicate that the Sovict Bloc may be suoclying technicians to assist in training: the new forces anc supzlying ars to the now governuent. There is no present indication thet tie £511 of the Castro Goveracent is iminent. If it should fall, hovever the governzent would roct protaoly emerge 25 a conmmist povernment because ee t4 Page 2 376 13-00000 bo. CHL? OD, .95 a. bean eib.inated and thers appear to ie no leaders of stater nud when anti-Castro/eatiCosuumist peoples coulé rally. Show’ Cast ooo agcassinated, sot action Wile: would provaaly reselt would ge tne safety of f ericans in Cura, Finally, in the worst ¢ Roilit, of Cirost peeort for Cuba by tho Sovict alec, ihe extent of an opin xutual sceurity egreecont, caunot te Giere 4. ‘Source bosic courses 4, Lultiliteral sci aon. - thrown she UAE. - B. ‘ivilateral wert Action bythe vu. S. ; it Unilateral éction + by the gS. sys : “ = > AML sursidiary cetiows, such as economic pressure and wore) suae ton, wilh accist in achicviny the objective Should also be taken in. addition Taree ga TAH LE “CS aio. + bdine Ulare The machinery exists in the daclerstion and smecsonts of ‘the usS for the U.S. to rewuest convocation of the Organ of Conszliz! ion of the Gis With subsequent investigation of the government in Cuba, anc, if aparoval of tro menaber states is obtained, intcrvern.ion to prevent a _ Conusenist takc~over. (1) fevanta, Fer} » (a) Tt woulc be in consonance wi ith our nationzl policy and our treaty comcitcents under the OAS. . ‘ (b) It. woul strenrthen the JAS and would reassur ure te Free “orld and the Latin Acerican States of U.S. weliingncee to live up to comdtnents. . (2) bisadvanrases: _ |. (a) Uncertainty of support for Os action by oth ner Latin Acerican States, (b) Lelay in 045 action could result in a Comzumist controlled front covernzent being a "fait accompli" in Cube. (ec) Could result in the entire proble= endizg in the Security Page 3 aang 13-00000 .Y ass Coweti of the Un where tre povict unioa B fe 4 oO fag ° e OCH TOM a cl S ‘2 the U.S. has tie eapebl lity to ceize Cuba by direct: nilitary wctien, anc after a comolidation perisd, cause the establishrcat of a as =. viendly, nom-comsnnist ovement. (a) It would be in consonance with the tonroe Doctrine, “wnich is st ee 5, policy with respect to the Sestern Uemisphere, ané world solve the problex. . (b) It would serve notice to the sorle that the U.S. will t ablishrent of a commumist or communist "front" rezgin (c) It wold re-omphacise to the world thet the U.S. will not hesitate to acct when ite security i6 itestake. (d). Ié woulé dispel any illusions by the world at lerze tiat the U.S. is unmiDis;,, anu vucble to act ao catter what the provocation. Iv sould also procably stop the “baiting of the 0.5." in which soxe ainor powers throuchout the vorld indulce. (2) Uisadverta‘es: (a) It wovld violate owr GAS comitacnts to seek settlezent by peaceful means. (b) It wuld lead to charges of aggression against the U.S., both in the OAS and in the United lations, with the resulting possivility of UF and C15 action azainst ise 3. S. ; (c) It would prove tint the U.S. is not willing to abide by its treaties if §. S. intorests dictate othersise, (d) It conkd isolate tho U.S. fron the other Anerican States, (e) Tt would violste the principle of non-intervention, % ACTION UF Pie US. The U.S. wuld ‘assist rebel groups covertly to. overthrom the i ct and rewestablisa o friencly gevernournt, Concurrently, ‘take all possible acasures to alert al fricadly nations and the. - 5, yeople and branches of the U.S. covernzens to ike danger of the threat Page 4 328 inester ta dicevedit Cube and bring ¢ rld opinion to tre side of ine U.S, {aj} So S..akid not be charged with aguression, (z) TL carrise out successfully, bree Vorlé acd Latin Anerican opinion wouls Lo faverablc iv tue 4. S. {2} Yisaévanta, 253 . {2} here is no certainty of success, ‘ (&) She effort cist well cone too latc, Ta cons ring the above courses of action, the basi 2a cannot and must not pomsit within the vomisiker: t este Aat of Bay Covernss: at Cconinated oy the Tatecaatious : Gun. Gnerefore, ii other courses of 4 _ ection Fail, tue Geo. 4 au the face of adverse world opiation, -take unilatoral cetioa +0 prev exok 2 Cy «4 a ee er nt OCCUrxrsce, Until tae Sitwtion resenes the stare. where direct enileteral ection by the U.S, is tis only ccancg 2cft, it apgcars thet a combination of those rarts of courses of ccticn A ard C which heve a fair Chesce of success should be followed ia srder to utilize the prim: advaniage givea uncer A, i.e., the cocscration anc ,osd will of thse other Averican States, COOL SICS 5. The follow! im, conclusions ore reacikod:; a. The cstablisicecnt of a.coma nemist governsent , or a “front"™ goverment followias cowmmist precepts, ia Cuba would be a dizoct threat to the - scecurity of the 3, 5. ans ele ender: eer hedispheric security. bE The U.S. sh ald initia te ae positive actio on to @lininate the threat before a Om amdst or “froa" yo vernaint in Cuca is a "fait accomli." ce, Althonh the revolution still has iss support of the aasses, the resultin, :overucest ia Cuda is following the path of Aer ne connanics,. Althewt th ey are bs tote yet aware of the tread tuvard conmmunisn, Castro has the personal ioyaity of the asses, dq, accricaa holcin s are being coafiscated, - auericas lives ray te encangeréed if stable, responsible goverascal is not ensured, e. The wonros Soctrine is siill basic U.S. policy with respect to the Sestern venisphero, Page 5 ae - SECKE ? t 13-00000 . tee ee Orreenrl - rHececure exisis saior tie Ueccluretion of Caracas t ay the oo ueaincst a Tomsunist threat to fomispueric security. we The i. 5, showld proceed. te cocuent the exteat of infiltration of gsvzunist2 inin key positions in Cuba and the extont of extra—lestern woieriers commurist sunport of the present Cubana regire, hk. Tre Vl. should initiste a canmainn to asprise 211 U, S. agencies, the 2, 5S. public, and the other Arerican States of the threat in order to gain Sucsort Yor any Luture action that czy be taken, ~ - a wore . ee sya a val 3 i, Tne UW. 5. shevld sovertly snpnort the Cuban opecesition. a. tne H. 5., aftor having gatocd the reanired suprort, should vresont sic ense before the O° in arder that goint action oy the uembers of tie ois say br taken to elininete the com unist inrest awl establish a friendly, staklc Tovercent in Cuna, sO Kk. The U. S., as a lest resert, shovic iake unilateral nilitary action to elisinete the threst, : Ese } 6, To accurmlish the above, the followin: plen of action is recomended: a Tmnediately Gccurent the commerist tize teble ‘anc the comaunist take-over in Cuba, b. Use all rosourees and cedia te wake the U.S. and the other Anerican States aware of the threat, The following should be utilized to accomplish this: ; fae (1) Intellilerce briefings of: (a) U.S. Sovernrent officials. Ab) Hewspaper represent atives and editors. {c) U.S. businesszen operating abroad and soinr abroad. ~ ie et el hé ILPB nezbers and latin Americana Ciplormatic persomel and military attaches, (ec) The Catholic Church (possibly throug the Ap postolic Pelerate). sO (f) Church groups operating in Latin Aserica. (g) Latin Aucrican officials visiting the U.S. aad ¥. S.. Paze 6 330 ns ‘a sr dte ORAS 13-00000 ry i 2) ueriemtation of radio breadeasis and mvs regorts, bota rorern= wet wo orivats, por (2) She ci. SO. infernstion Sarvice. fy AML country tess. ce. Covertly sigsort . : : et aae groon trusted : : anaes riendly coverazont, 7 wiseasS £5 S37, te evacuate 2, G, Netionale ere they are endangered, s tee Pons d, Zs perres aA bss should the " at ef swe Pan ees. ‘ys ane ioree to safspuard and whe wot situation deteriorate to the point © CG. On Sunsort Is baen galed, ust, in conjuacti mowith other meicers of ths 23, convecniisa of the Org.n of Co asalt ation of the as cam€er the Pars:s of the Declarct ton re) t . (1) See: %83 action to call on Cuta to nace hersell wer 0:5 ausak ices "in orcer to sreserw the reveiution for the people auc prevent sommaisct take-over,* and; . {2) Sect WA acbiou-to ictervene by force > in the event the ebove d 7 a3 oint group is Zor:ed to acconpiic the alove, keep , force the Latin Arerican | 9 the Kenisphere and to counter Fa G e e B a Qa Ar f 6A c My ¢ io] HM) gu ae | x fo ay a a h i 2 hat ss re cf iv) accusations af Ee S. . ie erialicn, e.in the event tims does aot permit coxplction of ths above, or as a last | resort, be prepared to take unilateral ailitary action to establish a non-commants t gove rn-x: 2% in Cuba, Pasta? my . . Aas 13-00000 Appendix D a Memorandum. for Assistant Deputy Director (Plans) - Action from J. D. Esterline, 2 May 60 13-00000 EYES ONLY SECRET \ _ COPY 2 May 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director (Plans) - Action SUBJECT : Liaison with United States" Agencies on JMARC Activities 1. This memorandum contains information for the Assistant Deputy Director (Plans) - ‘Action. 2. The attached chart on liaison with other agencies of the United States' - Government on JMARC activities is restricted to those contacts that are made on a regular basis, such as the weekly policy meeting with the Department of State, and to offices which, we must’ contagt ‘quite frequently to solicit their support, such as the Immigration and Naturalization Service. 3. As you know, infrequent contacts are made at various other levels of the Executive Branch including: ‘a. Brigadier General Cushman, Vice President Nixon's military assistant. : b. NSC 5412 Representatives. '. ¢. Certain United States' Senators and Representatives, particularly ' Senator George Smathers of Florida. 4. In the early stages of JMARC we had-almost daily contact with Rear Admiral S$. B. Renkin, USN, who was the action officer on the movement of two radio transmitters and construction of the broadcasting facility on Swan Island. 5. Through Raymond Millard (Mallard?], the Agency is in close touch with CINCLANT at Norfolk. Robert Reynolds, Deputy Chief, WH/4, has briefed selected senior officers on JMARC 4. Mr. Reynolds is the designated CIA alternate for the CINCLANT force under provisions of the Contingency Operations Plan for Cuba.. J. D. ESTERLINE Chief, WH/4 Attachment: Chart mentioned in paragraph 2: ao . SECRET’ EYES ONLY 339 13-00000, . “ SECRET | . EYES ONLY | . COPY OFFICE | ; NATURE OF DISCUSSION . . CIA REPRESENTATIVE FREQUENCY STATE DEPARTMENT Office Inter-American Affairs (ARA) “Policy Col. J. C.. King _ Weekly (Mr. Rubottom) . ; , Cuba Working Group (State, USIA) ~~ Overt Programs ; Robert Whedbee Daily (Chaired by Ambassador Mallory) ; oe _ Consular & Security Affairs Passports for Aliens — Me. Pennington (08) As required (Mr. John Haynes) , ; : Office of Intelligence & Research "Talent" Matters - | _. E, A. Stanulis — As required (Ambassador J. Lampton Berry) ‘ ‘ . : By - - . Inter~departmental Defector Committee Cuban "Defectors" Robert Whedbee As required © Latin America. Task Force Program Coordination Paul E. Oberst Weekly Ww (Chaired by John Hill (ARA) ; , DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Office of Special Operations Defense Support /—E, A, Stanulis . As. required (Capt. Burns B. Spore, USN) - Robert Young (CC) Office of Special Operations ; Briefing J. D. Esterline Weekly - (Capt. Burns B. Spore, USN) ; _ Collateral Support Section, . Cover Robert Young (CC) As Required Office of Naval Intelligence , (Cdr. Frank Day, USN) Operations Branch, Collection Cover - Robert Young (CC) As required Division, ACSI (Army) | , (Col. Stewart McKinney) . SECRET ; Continued EYES ONLY 13-00000 ‘ COPY SECRET . . SO . - EYES ONLY | OFFICE | NATURE OF DISCUSSION © CIA REPRESENTATIVE FREQUENCY UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY ~ | Director, Voice of America _ Coordination . | “David A. Phillips weekly. (Henry Loomis) ; , : IMMIGRATION. AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE - Office of the Director Us S. Entry of Cubans - Mr. Pennington (0S) As required (Mr, Hennessey) o HEE SECRET EYES ONLY 13-00000 Appendix E Attack on Petroleum Refinery at Santiago de Cuba * 13-14 March 1961 13-00000 PRIM t MAR 7% 09202 61 Aes ee BELL 15 | af ee ie — nao - A as ' Do/r, COP, ADDP/A, WH 3, OC GH Bei «rE Y | - OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE IN| 3307 i "1M@ BELL KOLA WAVE SFOULOW. 3 RECEIVED: FRQM BARBAR:. . 47 1466982. NRA 1¥sseez May netted MSGUMAGER KO. CroItK RED I300E5R MARCH Es APT HS xe of NO . cc VER ba Ete? i eae SLA t aa Sans Se a a fsct Beets 13-00000 _ Chagsizize .eashex F; ay ed y ANCE AT 1 Be CALISRES AUD PO MILIMETER ENGAGED US PLUS PLENTY SHALL wes ~@ vAT AIT DUT RESTARTED IN FEW MINUTES, AT HAPSOR ENTR wees, when ene “tle aa seer ee sae eens fee eee _. * ee a £10 ON STRONG SEARCHLIGHT. LEFT SEARCHLIGHT POLRTING a _ OWN INTO. WATER AND SILENCED 20 MILLIME Sh Lond ad ‘ETER BUT. 51S FOLLOWEO - 13-00000 Appendix F ”™ Richard M. Nixon's Memorandum — on Meeting with Fidel Castro, 19 April 1959 13-00000 RICHARD NIXON LA CASA PACIFICA SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA July 27, 1979 JZ. a. 0 ~ I am enclosing b-AX summary of. my conversation with -.Fidel Castro ‘in 1959, as. you requested in your letter of July 19th. With best wishes, Sincerely, Dr. Jack B. Pfeiffer CIA Historian ‘ Washington, D.C. 20505 enclosure, 4 pages” 13-00000 COPY _ COPY COPY CONFIDENTIAL April 19, 1959 Summary of conversation between The Vice President and Fidel Castro: ; When Castro. arrived for the conference he seemed somewhat nervous and tense. He apparently felt that he had not done. as well on “Meet. the Press“ as he had hoped. He was particularly concerned about whether he might have irri- tated Senator Smathers for the comments he made with regard to him. I reassured him at the beginning of the conversa-— tion that "Meet the Press" was one of. the most difficult pro- grams a public official could.go on and that he had done ex- tremely well -- particularly having in mind the fact that he “had the courage to go-on in EngLish rather than to speak through a translator. The subjects we discussed ‘were no different from those on which he had made public statements on several other occasions. A brief summary, however, might be of in- terest, particularly in view of the comments I made with re- gare to the positions he took. . I suggested at the outset that while I understood some reasonable time might elapse before it would be feasible to have elections it would nevertheless be much better from his viewpoint if he were not to state so categorically that it would be as long as four years before elections would be held. I urged him to state his position as being in favor of having -elections at the earliest possible date and that four years . wotld be the maximum amount of-time that would elapse before elections were scheduled. He went into considerable detail as he had in public with regard to the reasons for not holid- ing elections, emphasizing particularly that "the people did not want elections because the elections in the past had pro- duced bad government." He used the same argument that he was simply reflect- ing the will of the people in justifying the executions of war criminals andhis overruling the acquittal of Batista's avia- tors. In fact he seemed to be obsessed with the idea that it was his responsibility to carry out the will of the people COPY . COPY . COPY 33a 13-00000 COPY copy COPY -2- whatever it might appear to be at a particular time. It was also apparent that as far as his visit to the United States was concerned his primary interest was "not to get ' a change in the sugar quota or to get a government loan but to win support for his policies from American public opinion." It was this almost slavish subservience to prevail- ing majority opinion -- the voice of the mob -- rather than his naive attitude toward Communism and his obvious lack of } understanding of even the most elementary economic principles which concerned me most in evaluating what kind of a leader he might eventually turn out to be. : That is the reason why I spent as much time as I could trying to emphasize that he had the great gift of leadership, but that it was the respon- sibility of a leader not always.to follow public opinion but to help to direct it in the proper channels -- not to give the people what they think they want at a time of emo- tional stress but to make them want what they ought to have. I pointed at that it might be very possible that the people of Cuba were completely disillusioned as far as elections and representative government were concerned but that this placed an even greater responsibility on him to see that” elections were held at the very earliest date, and thereby ‘to restore the faith of the people in democratic processes. Otherwise, the inevitable result would be the same dictator- ship against which he and his followers had fought so gal- lantly. I-.used the same argument with regard to freedom of the press, the right to a fair trial before an impartial court, judge and jury, and ‘on other issues which came up during the course of the conversation. In every instance he justified his departure from democratic principles on the ‘ ground that he was following the will of the people. I, in my turn, tried to impress upon him the fact that while we be- lieve in majority rule that even a majority can be tyrannous and that there are certain individual rights which a majority ‘should never have the power to destroy. I frankly doubt that I made too much impression upon him butte did listen and appeared to be somewhat recep- tive. I tried to cast my appeal to him primarily in terms of how this place in history would be affected by the courage and statesmanship he displayed at this time. I emphasized that the easy thing tod was to follow the mob, but that the right - COPY — COPY COPY 339 13-00000 COPY “Copy COPY ~3- thing in the long-run would be better for the people and, -of course, better for him as well. As I have already in- dicatedle was incredibly naive with regard to the Communist threat md ppeared to have no fear whatever that the Commu- nists might eventually come to power in Cuba. He said that ' during the course of the revolution there had been occasions when the Communists overplayed their hand and “my people put them in their place." He implied that this would be the situation in the future in the event that the Communists tried to come to power. As a matter of fact, in his attitude toward Com- ‘munism, both nternally and from an international standpoint, he sounded almost éxactly like Sukarno had sounded to me when I visited Indonesia in 1953, In our discussions of Communism I again tried to cast the arguments in terms of his own self-interest and to point out that the revolution which he had led might be turned against him and the Cuban people unless he kept control ofthe situation and made sure that the Communists did not get into the positions of power . and influence. On this score I feel I made very little im- pression, if any. Speaking to him from a personal standpoint I urged him at the earliest possible moment to bring good strong - men. into his government and to delegate responsibilities to ‘them in the economic and other areas where he presently was making many decisions. I tried to point out that unless he did thishe would have a workload which would be so great that he could not provide the leadership and the vision that the Cuban people needed for the great issues, I put as much em- phasis as possible on the need for him to delegate responsi- bility, but again whether I got across was doubtful. It was apparent that while he paid lip service to such institutions as freedom of speech, press and religion his primary concern was with developing programs for economic progress. He said over and over that a man who worked in the sugar cane fields for three months a year and starved the rest of the year wanted a job, something to eat, a house and some clothing and didn't care a whit about whether he had freedom along with it. I of course tried to emphasize that here again as a leader of his people, he should try to de- velop support for policies which could assure economic pro- gress with freedom rather than without it. COPY COPY COPY 34a 13-00000 COPY . “COPY COPY -4- He indicated that it was very foolish for the United Sates to furnish arms to Cuba or any other Carib- ‘bean country. He said “anybody knows that our countries are not going to be able to play any part in the defense of this hemisphere in the event a world war breaks out, The arms governments get in this hemisphere are only used ‘to suppress people as Batista used his arms to fight the revolution. It would be far better if the money that you give to Latin American countries for arms be provided for capital investment." I will have to admit that as far as his basic argument was concerned here I found little that I could disagree with! We had a rather extended discussion of. how Cuba could. get the investment capital it needed for economic progress. He insisted that what Cuba primarily needed and what he wanted was’ not private capital but government capital. He gave me some rather confused arguments as to why plants that were licensed and/or owned and operated by the government would serve the best interests of Cuba better than privately owned enterprises. I told him quite bluntly that his best hope as far as the United States was concerned was not in getting more government capital but in attracting private: capital. I explained that government capital was limited be- ‘cause of themany demands upon it and the budget problems we: - presently confronted. I pointed out that private capital on the other hand was expansible and that he would be serving the interests of Cuba far better by adopting policies which would attract it, I pointed out that there was competition for capital throughout the Americas and the world and that it would not go to.a country where there was any considerable fear that policies might be adopted which would discriminate against private enterprise. At this point he, at considerable length, tried to explain why he had said and done some of the things which had appeared to be anti-private enterprise up to this time. Here again on this point I doubt if I made too much of an impression. He explained his agrarian reform program in consider- able detail justifying it primarily on the. ground that Cuba needed more people who were able to buy the goods protuded within the country and that it would’make no sense to pro- duce more in factories unless the amount of money in the hands _of consumers was increased. ‘COPY COPY — COPY 13-00000 ‘COPY COPY Copy -5- He rather bitterly assailed the United States press for what he called their unfair reporting of the revolution after he came to power. I, of course, tried to explain that speaking from some personal experience, it was neces- sary to expect and to learn to take criticism both fair and unfair. I would not be surprised if his sensitivity with riticism) regard to @Bkxsism might eventually lead him to take some . - rather drastic steps toward curtailing freedom of the press in the future. He also spoke rather frankly about what he felt was avery disturbing attitude on the part of the American press and the American people generally. His argument went along this line: “yours is a great country -- the richest, the greatest, the most powerful in the world. Your people, there- fore, should be proud and confident and happy. But every- place I go you seem to be afraid -- afraid of Communisn, ‘afraid that if Cuba has land reform it will grow a little rice and the market for your rice will be reduced — afraid that if Latin America becomes more industrialized American factories will not he able to sell as much abroad as they have previously. You in America should not be talking so much about your fear of what the Communists may do in Cuba or in some other country in Latin America, Asia or Africa -—- you should be talking more about your own strength and the reasons why your system is superior to Communism or any other kind of dictatorship." ; In my turn of course I tried to explain that we wel- . comed. the industrialization and development of Latin America, that one of our best customers was Canada, for example, which was highly industrialized and that as economic conditions improved in any country this was not only good for that coun- try but good for us as well. TI also tried to put our atti- tude toward Communism in context by pointing out that Commu- nism was something more than just an idea but that its agents were dangerously effective in their ability to grasp power and to set updictatorships. I also emphasized, however, that we realized that being against Communism was not enough -- that it was even more important that we make it by our actions, by what we say and what we do abroad that we con- vince people every place that we want to help them achieve economic progress in a climate of freedom. COPY COPY _ . COPY R42 13-00000 COPY COPY . COPY -6~ _ Several other subjects were discussed but none that I: think are worthmting at this point. Significantly enough, he did not raise any questions about the sugar quota nor did he engage in any specific discussions with | regard toeconomic assistance. His primary concern seemed to be to convince me that he was sincere, that he was not a _ Communist and that his policies had the support of the great Majority of the Cuban people. My: own appraisal of him as a man is somewhat mixed. The one fact we can be sure of ts that he has those inde- finable qualities which make him a leader of men. Whatever we may think of him he is going to be a great factor in the ' development of Cuba and’ “very possibly in Latin American affairs. generally._ He seems: to be sincere, He is either incredibly naive about Communism or under Communist discip- line -- my guess is the former, and as I have already im- plied his ideas as to how to run a government or an economy are less developed | than those of almost any world figure I have met in fifty countries. But because he has the power to lead to which I have referred, welave no dcioice but at least to try to orient him in the right direction. COPY . COPY COPY “RHR 13-00000 Appendix G. - Memorandum for DCI {for Briefing Vice President Nixon], 29 Feb 60. 13-00000 taken or planned against Cuba are: t. ep3ry | q. pent | py nebo 29 February 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA: Deputy Director (Plans) SUBJECT: What we are doing in Cuba. 1. This memorandum is for information only, and is for the Director's ‘use at meeting with the Vice President on 2 March 1960. 2. Intelligence Some highlights of recent intelligence which justify the actions being - Rapid build-up of events waich snateate slide toward Commmnist orbit ' and intensified efforts implement internal programs ‘towards esteblishnent Communist dictatorship. Public feeling emong middle and upper class Cubans and students has reached new nigh on Comminist : issue and numenous station contacts: ‘ranging from left to right have declared that situation cannot be tolerated, and that they are. now convinced Communists control "Guba. : b. The Chief of Cuban intelligence activities in Mexico is on a trip . through Central America to initiate activities for the establishment of a pro-Castro revolutionary. movement in each country aimed at: the. over- throw of existing government. Cuban Embassies serve as cover. @. Considerable intelligence has been received of Cuban attempts to establish an operational relationship with guerrilla groups in Colombia with ult imate goal of overthrowing the Colombian government. da. French intelligence reports "Che" Guevara is talking of including Martinique and Guadeloupe in a Caribbean Federation headed by him. 344 > 13-00000 — 29 February 1960 NENORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA: Deputy Director (Plans) SUBJECT: . What we ave doing in Cuba. 1. Thia memorentm is for information only, end is for the Director's use ab meting with the Vice President on 2 March 1960. 2. Intelligence “Soo highlights of recent intelligence which justify the sctions being taken or planned against Cuba are: fg. Rapid bulla-up of events which indicate elids toward Commniat orkit end intensified efforts implement internal progrems towards esteblishuent vines Comintst dictatorship. Public feeling snong miQale and upper: clasa Cubeas ana studenta has reached new high on Commmist issue snd mmercus station contacts ranging free left to right have declared that situation — coonot be tolerated, end that they are now convinced Commnisate control Cube. 7 | b. The Chief of Cuben intelligence ectivities in Hexico is on a trip through Central Azerica to initiate ectivities for the entablishment of a pro-Castro revolutionary movesent in each countay aimed st the over throw of existing goverment, Cuben Exbessies serve as cover. c. Considertble intelligence has been recetvea of Cuben attenpta to eatablish en operational relationship with guerrilla groups in Colombia vith ultimate goal of overthrowing the Colesbian government. - @. French intelligence reporta "Che" Guevara is talicing of including Martinique and Cusdeloupe in a Caribbean Federation headed by him. © 345 13-00000 8 March 1960 MEMORANDUM FCR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA: Deputy Director (7lans) ‘SUBJECT: What we are doing in Cuba. — 1. This ‘nemorandum is. for information only, and is for the Director's use at the RSC 5412 Representatives Heeting waich will consider the Cuba | covert action program paper. - (This paper was used for Mr. Nixon's briefing. ) 2 Intelligence Some hignlishts of recent. intelligence which justify tha actions being taken or plenned against Cuba are: Be Rapid build-up of events. which indicate slide toward Communist orbit i and intensified efforts Implenent internal programs towards establishment ‘Conmunist dictatorship. Public feeling anong middle and uopsr clasa Cubans and students’ hes reached new high on Communist issue and numerous stztion contacts ranging from left to right ave declared that situation cannot bo tolerated, and that they are now convinced Communists control Cuba. | . be The Chict of Guban intelligence actAvit ies in Mexico is ‘ona trip a Pa through, Central America to initiate activities for the establishment of 7 Fj < ‘ @ pro-Castro revol: tionary. movenent in exch country aimed at the over throw of existing government. Cuban Embavaies serve as cover. &- Consideraole intellizence has been received of Cuban attempts to - estabiish an operational relationship with guerrilla ‘groups in Colombia with ultimate goal of overt: vowing the Colombian government. d. French intelligence. reports "hs" Guevara is talking ot including Hartiniqua: and Guadelouge tn a Caribbean Fedsration headed by him. 13-00000. * TOP SECRET Source References* Volume III Part I - Background A. 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Copies or notes of all sources cited are filed under HS/CSG 2632. . - 347 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 12. MR [no author], 27 Jan 61, sub: WHD Reporting on the Cuban Revolution and the Rise of Fidel Castro to Power, p. 6. 5S. McLean, Western Hemisphere Division, op. ctt., I, 213-216. 8S. Hugh Thomas, Cuba, The Pursuit of Freedom (N.Y. 1971), pp. 1000-1001. U. 13. Berle and Jacobs, op. cit., pp. 685-686. Following CS reports (S): 3,345,281, 13 Feb 58 3,345,282, 13 Feb 58 3,347,126, 4 Mar 58 3,351,466, 15 Apr-68 3,354,755, 12° May 58 3,367,468, 21 Aug 58 3,373,470, 10 Oct 58 ‘qa. . Berle and Jacobs, op. eit., pp. 685-686. 15. Memo for Chief, PP Staff from Alfred T. Cox, 25 Aug 58, sub: US Course of Action in Cuba. S&S. 16. DCS 3/376, 032, 30 Oct 58, sub: Fidel Castro . Ruz and Forces Strongly Catholic, Non-Communist. Ss. ; 17. MR from J. C. King, 20 Nov 58, sub: Cuba - Dis- cussion of. Pawley Proposal. S. Cables to Director from Havana: 9 D--~- 5° - ™™tr™ — 0661 (IN 35522); 11 Dec 58, HAVA 006 Ss. oe f Gf 18. Cable to Director from Havana, 11 De 0668 (IN 36486). S. | 19. State, Incoming Telegram from Amconsul Santiago ; de Cuba, No. 341, 15 Dec 58. S. 20. Ibid. - 348 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 | 21. 22. 23. “24, 25. 26. 27. TOP SECRET Cable to Director from COS Havana, 18 Dec 58, HAVA 0704 (CHECK NO. 453). S. Alfred T. Cox, Paramilitary Activities at.the Staff Level, 15 Sep 55 - 31 Dee 61, II, 374-375 (CSHP 183, Mar 70) . Ss. Memo. for Bob Dahlgren from Alfred T. Cox and Col. C. H. Heinlen, 31 Dec 58, sub: Support Arrange- ments. S. : Memo for the President from Acting Secretary [of State], 23 Dec 58, sub: Cuba. TS: [no number]. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Gordon Gray Records, 1952-61, “Cuba" folder, Box 27(?).) . (Minutes of] Special Group Meeting on Cuba [from: Thomas A. Parrott?], 7 Jah 59. S. [Minutes of] Special Group Meeting on Cuba [from Thomas.A. Parrott?], 7 Jan 59. S. 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Board of National Estimates, Threats to the Stability of the U.S. Military Facilities Posi- tion in the Caribbean Area and Brazil, SNIE 100- 3-59, 10 Mar 59, p. 1. S. Cable to Director from Havana, 9 Apr 59, MSGNR 1191 (CKNR 004). S.- Ibid. Ibid., 13 Apr 59, MSGNR 2000 (CKNR 017); 15 Apr 59, MSGNR 2016 (CKNR 039). S.- Dispatch to Director from Havana, 15 May 59, HAVA | 2161. S. “Memo for Gordon Gray from Robert Murphy, 1 May 59, sub: Forwarding Tentative Evaluation of Castro Visit. C. “Dispatch to Director from cos Havana, 26 May 59, HAVA 2197. HKH-1964, 4 Jun 59, sub: Comments of Cuban Com- munist Leader on Castro's Trip to US. C. Theodore: Draper, Castro's Revolution (N.Y. 1962), pp. 48-57. U. Board of National Estimates, The Situation in the Caribbean through 1959, SNIE 80-59, 30 Jun 59. S. Memo ‘for DCI from Rudolph Gomez, 4 Aug 59, sub: Mr. Leo Cherne. 6S. - 350 = ° TOP SECRET 13-00000 . 40. 41. 42. ~ 43. 44. as. 46. 47. TOP SECRET Dispatches: To Director from Havana, 5.Jun 59, HAVA 2233, 5 Jun 59; To COS Havana from DIR, 9 Jun 59, DIR 30041. Ss. Draper, op. ett., pp. 61-62, 65-69. Thomas, op. ctt., pp. 1234-1271. Memo for Col. King from Rudolph E. Gomez, 26 Oct 59, sub: Visit of Mr. R. E. Gomez to Havana, Cuba, 15-18 Oct 59. S. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 27 Oct 59, sub: Discussions between the Department and Chief, WHD on Cuba. S. US Senate, 86th Congress, lst Session, Judiciary Sub-Committee Hearings on’ “Communist Threat to the US through the Caribbean," Part III Testimony ‘of Gen. C. P. Cabell, pp. 162-163. U.. Dispatch for COS Habana and COB Santiago de Cuba from Chief, WHD, 18 Dec 59, sub: RMD -- Cuba, HKBW[?] 3214. TS (No number). os ; Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 11 Dec 59, sub: Cuban Problems. S&S. (DD/P 4-9871.) Board of National Estimates, The Situation in the Caribbean through 1960, SNIE 80/1-~-59, 29 Dec 59, pp. 1, 4, 7, 13. 5S. a ; Office Memo to Doris from Pauline, 11 Jan 60, . ‘sub: General Cabell's Briefing qf JCS-State, 8 Jan 60. S. ; - 351 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 10. Ll. by TOP SECRET Source References’: Part II Castro Must Go A. Organizing for Covert Action, Jan-Mar 60 L. K. White, Diary Wotes, 8 Jan 60. S. CIA Inspector General's Survey of the Bay of Pigs Operation, Oct 61, p. 5. TS 173040. (Hereinafter cited as I. G. Survey.) Oral History Interview: Jacob D. Esterline by ‘Jack B. Pfeiffer, 10-11 Nov 75, Tape 1, p. 2.* Ibid., pp. 3-4.° Memo for James E. Flannery, 12 Dec 73, sub: Review of [{E. Howard] Hunt's Book [Give Us This Day]. S. David R. McLean, Western Hemisphere Division, 1946- 1965, II, 242-243. (DDO HP 324, Dec 73.). S. Conversation between Walter Elder and Jack B. Pfeiffer, 14 Jun 74. U. ce MR from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 3 Oct 73, sub: Brief Conversation with Jake Esterline. C. Oral History Ihterview: Richard Drain by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 8 Jan 76, Tape 1, pp. 6-8. Oral History Interview: Richard Bissell by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 17 Oct 75, Tape 1, pp. 2-3. Drain-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. cit., Tape l, pp. 15-16. This and all other Oral History Interviews conducted Jack B. Pfeiffer are UNCLASSIFIED. - 352 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET 12. Oral History Interview: Richard Bissell by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 17.0ct 75, Tape 1, pp. 5-6. Proposed ‘Agenda [for the] Special Group Meeting, 12 Jan 60. S. 13. MR [from Thomas A. Parrott], 13 Jan 60, sub: ' Minutes ‘of Special Group Meeting, 13 Jan 60. S. US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activi- ties, Alleged Assassination Plots Involving Foreign Leaders,:20 Nov 75, p. 93. (94th Congress, Ist Session, Report No. 94-465.) U. (Hereinafter SSC.) 14. MR [from Thomas A. Parrott], 13 Jan 60, oP. ett. 15. Memo for DDP from C. Tragy Barnes, 21 Jan 60, sub: ; Cuba. Ss. 16. Alfrea T. Cox, Paramtlitary Ground Activities at the Staff Level, 15 Sep 55 - 31 Dee 61, II, 384- - _ 385 (DDO HP 183, Mar 60). S&S. 17. MR from J. D. Esterline, 2 Feb 60, sub: Meeting with the DCI. S. : {MR from Thomas A. Parrott] 3 Feb 60, sub: Minutes of Special Group Meeting - Cuba. 5S. . 18. MR from J.-C. King, 26 Jun 60, sub: Meeting with DOD: representative on Cuba.- S. MR from E. Scott, 3 Feb 60, sub: Meeting, 3 Feb vo [60], 0900 hours - 1015 hours. S. ; Memo for the DDS from Bruce Cheever, 4 Feb 60, sub: Request for Special Allowance for CIA Rep- resentative. to CINCLANT. S. 19. [MR from Jim Flannery?], 11 Feb 60, sub: A/DDP/P Review of Status of Plans for Cuban Operations. S. MR from J. D. Esterline, 12 Feb 60, sub: Briefing . of Deputy Secretary of Defense on Cuba. S. - 353 - TOP SECRET — 13-00000 ‘20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. TOP SECRET Memo to.Designated Representatives Under NSC © 5412/2 [from Thomas A. Parrott?] [15-16 Feb 60?], sub: Covert Action Operations Against Fidel ‘ . Castro. S.- Memo to Designated Representatives under NSC 5412/2 {15-16 Feb 60?], op. ett. Ibid. {MR from Thomas A. Parrott?] Minutes of Spectal Group Meeting - Cuba, 17 Feb 60. S. Memo of Meeting with the President [on 17 Feb 60] from Gordon Gray, 19 Feb 60. TS 189337-1. MR from J. D. Esterline, 18 Feb 60, sub: Conversa- tion with J: C. King, 110@ hours, 18 Feb 60. §&. MR from J. C. King, 25 Feb 60, sub: Meeting with Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs, Mr. Thomas Mann on Cuba. S. MR from J. D. Esterline, 18 Feb 60, sub: Conversa- tion with J. C. King, 1100 hours, 18 Feb 60. S. MR from J. D. .Esterline, 19 Feb 60, sub: Meeting with the DCI on Cuba. S. Memorandum [no author, no date, presumed written between 24-25 Feb 60], sub: Covert Action Against Cuba. S&. ; ‘Ibid. Ibid. Minutes of OCB Meetings: 2 Mar 60;'9 Mar 60. S. (Dwight.D. Eisenhower Library Files of the Office of the Special Assistant for National Security Affairs, Gordon Gray (A67-64), Box 67.) MR [from E. A. Stanulis?], 9 Mar 60, sub: First Meeting of Branch. 4 Task Force. S. - 354 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 32. Note to Mr. Barnes from Richard Helms, 8 Mar 60, sub: [Revision of 8 Mar 60. paper for 5412 Group]. S. | : 33. [Memo] to Designated Representatives Under NSC 5412/2 [from T: A. Parrott, 8 Mar 60], sub: Covert: Action. Operations Against Fidel. Castro. S. ; ‘34... Ibid. 35. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 8 Mar 60, sub: ' What We Are Doing in Cuba. S. 36. Ibid. ‘37. Memo for Mr. [Gordon] Gray from-Samuel E. Belk, .. 9 Mar 60; sub: . Cuba. (TS 189337-2). (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. -ChLean-Up Files, Box 6 [Cuba] -) - Briefing Note for NSC Meeting of 19 Mar 60, from S. E. Belk, 9 Mar 60, sub: Cuba. S. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. Clean-Up Files, Box 6 [Cuba] .) . 38. Memo for Mr. Gray from Samuel E. Belk, 9 Mar 60, op. ett. , 39. Memo for the NSC from James S. Lay, Jr., 15 Mar 60, sub: .U. S. Policy Toward Cuba... TS (no number). . (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. Gordon Gray . Records, 1952-61, “Cuba". Box [27?].) 40. .Memo of Meeting with the President on 12 Mar 60 from Gordon Gray. TS (no number). (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. Clean-Up Files, Box 7,'1960, - Meetings with the President. Vol. I.) 41. Memo for Mr. Bissell. and Col. J. C. King, from ‘Allen W. Dulles, 14 Mar 60, sub: = ["Starters" for Our Cuban Paper]. S. 42. Ibid. - 355 - - TOP. SECRET 13-00000 43. ay, 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. .50. 51. 52. 53. TOP SECRET MR from J. C. King, 15 Mar 60, sub: Special Group Meeting, 14 Mar 60. 5S. ; ; Memo to Designated Representatives Under NSC 5412/2 (14 Mar 60], sub: Covert Action Operations Against Fidel Castro. S. . ; MR from J.-C. King, 15 -Mar 60, sub: Special Group Meeting, 14 Mar 60. S. Ibid. Two draft papers on the Clandestine Service's . anti-Castro efforts, 14 and 15 Mar 60. {15 Mar, 6 pp. plus Financial Annex; 14 Mar 60, 5 pp., no Financial Annex.) S. Memo for Mr. [Gordon] Gray from S. E. Belk, 16 Mar 60, sub: Cuba (Briefing Note for NSC Mtg 17 Mar 60). S. Memo of Confererice with the President, 2:30 p.m., 17 Mar 60 from A. J. Goodpaster, 18 Mar 60. TS (no number). (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, White House Office, Clean-Up Files, Gordon Gray, et al, 1953- 61, Box 40[{?].) Ibid. — {Memo from] J. C. King, 21 Mar 60, sub: Policy Meeting on General Covert Action Plan for Cuba, 17 Mar 60. §S. - MR from Col. Jack Hawkins, 5 May 61,.sub: Record of Paramilitary Action Against the Castro Govern- ment of Cuba (CSHP 105). S. Eisenhower, Dwight D., Waging Peace (New York, 1965), p. 533. U. Letter to William Colby from Gordon Gray, 3 Dec 74, sub: ‘Letter to Dr. Don Wilson. (ER 74-6355/4). U. . . ~ 356 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET B. Forging the Tool 54. 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MR from Eleanor, 27 Apr 60, sub: DCI Briefing [by] WH/4, 14 Apr 60: S. 66. Ibid.- - 357 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. . 76. 77. 78. TOP SECRET Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 26 Apr 60, sub: Project JMARC, Amendment No. 1. S. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 8 Apr 60, sub: Briefing of the JCS on Cuba and the Dominican Republic. S.. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 6 Apr 60, sub: Briefing of JCS on Operations in Cuba. S. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 8 Apr 60, sub: Briefing of JCS on Cuba and the Dominican Republic. S. MR from E. A. Stanulis, 10 Mar 60, sub: Meeting with Capt. Burns Spore, USN. S&S. Memo for Director of Logigtics from William E. Eisemann, 19 Apr 60, sub: ° Funding of JMARC-3. Memo of Conversation from E. A. Stanulis, 27 Apr °60, sub: Aerial Coverage of Cuba and the Off- Shore Islands. S._ Chapman, fhe Cuban Invasion, op. cit., p. 8. Ibid., pp. 8-9. Memo for the Secretary [of State] from R. R. 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[Minutes of] Special Group Meeting [from T. A. Parrott], 11 Aug 60. S. “Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 12 Jul 60, sub: Project JMARC, Amendment No. 2. S. Memo for George H. Reingruber (P) from J. C. King, 19 Jul 60, sub: Instructions for the Obligation and Expenditure of JMARC Funds. S.-~ Memo for the DCI, from J. C. King, 19 Aug 60, sub: .JMARC, Amendment No. 3. Ss. 87. [Memo for] Mr. Bissell from T. A. ‘p{arrott], 23 Aug 60, sub: [Release of $10 million from the Agency Reserve for Project JMARC]. Ss. 88. Oral History Interview: William E. Eisemann by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 14 Nov 75, Tape 3,, pp. 33-34. C. Cooperation and Challenge 89. Cables to: MASH and RAND from Director, 6 Jun 60, DIR 33225 (OUT 82950); MASH from Director, 22 Jul 60, DIR 41283 (OUT 99274); OARSMAN, GUATEMALA, PANAMA, 4 Aug 60, DIR 43756 (out 54882). Ss. 90. NIE. g5- 2-60, The Situation in Cuba, 14 Jun 60, pp. 1, 5-6. -S/NOFOR . 91. Memo of Meeting with the President on 18 Aug 60 from Gordon Gray, 22 Aug 60. TS 208101. (Dwight 'D. Eisenhower Library, White House Office, Project cxeans Ue Records of Gordon Gray, et al, 1953-1961, Box 40.). 92. Special Group Papers, 15 Apr 60 - 31 Dec 62, Vol. I, 30 Jun 60. 6S. 93. Memo of Meeting with the President on 18 Aug 60, op. ett. - 360 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 94. 95. 96. “97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. TOP SECRET Memo of Meeting with the President, 17 Apr 60 _ from Gordon Gray. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, White House Office, Project “Clean-Up Records of - Gordon Gray et al, 1953-61," Box 7, 1960 Meetings with the President, Vol. II, 22 Aug 60. TS (no number). The President's. Appointments, 1960 (Dwight D. Eisen- hower Library, A 70-29/1.) U. Memo for DDP from J. D. Esterline, 7 Sep 60, sub: Attitude of Asst. Secretary of State for Latin America, ‘Thomas Mann, on JMARC . Ss. Ibid. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 24 Oct 60, sub: Re- view of Cuban Situation fgr Asst. Sec. State for L. Aes Thomas Mann. S&S. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 21 Oct 60, sub: Observation on Briefing of Asst. Sec. State, Thomas Mann, re JMARC/Guatemala Operations on 20 Oct 60. S. : . MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 24 Oct 60, sub: Meet- ing with DCI and Asst. SecState for L.A., Thomas Mann, on Cuba. S. Not used. Memo. for DDP/EMB from C. Tracy Barnes, 31 Oct 60, sub: Attached Paper for Special Group. MR. ftom Jacob D. Esterline, 24 Oct 60, sub: ‘ Meeting with DCI and SecState for L.A., Thomas Mann, on Cuba... S. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 24 Oct 60, sub: Review of Cuban Situation for Asst. SecState for L. A., Thomas Mann. S. . . Memo: for DCI from J. C. King, 21 Oct 60, sub: Observations on Briefing of Asst. SecState, Thomas Mann, re JMARC/Guatemala Operation on 20 Oct 60. Si. . - 361 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 103. 104. “105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110.7 111. 112. TOP SECRET Memo for DDP from J..C. King, 26 Oct 60, sub: JMARC U. S. Base Requirements... S. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 3 Nov 60, sub: Meeting’ with DDCI. Ss. MR from J. C. King, 7 Nov 60, sub: Dinner with Adolf A. Berle, Jr. MR from J. D. Esterline, 10 Sep 60, sub: Meeting with James A. Douglas, "9 Sep 60. S. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from E. A. Stanulis, 12 Sep 60, sub: Policy Approval for the Use of DOD Personnel in Project JMARC. S. Memo for DDP from J. Foster Collins, 15 Sep 60, sub: Foreign Volunteerswfor JMARC. ., Memo for Chief, WH Division from Alfred T. Cox, 12 Oct 60, sub: Recruitment of American Volun- teers. Ss. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 20 Sep 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report for 12-16 Sep 60. S&S. Memo for Chief, WHD .from E. A. Stanulis, 5 Oct 60, sub: Guantanamo Bay. S.. - Ibid. Briefing Note for NSC Mtg, 7 Nov 60 from CAH {Christian A. Herter], 4 Nov 60, sub: U. S. Policy Toward China. S. Memo for DCI from F: P. Holcomb, 28 Oct 60, sub: Concern Expressed by Admiral Dennison, CINCLANT. MR from J. Hawkins, 2 Nov 60, sub: Briefing this date. at HQ CIC Atlantic and Supreme. Commander, Atlantic on Project JMARC. SS. . - 362 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET D. Personnel and Training “113. Memo for DDP from Jacob.D. Esterline, 14 Apr 60, sub: JMARC Daily Progress Report. S. ; 114. Esterline-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. cit., Tape l, pp. 3-4. 115. MR from Jack “B. Pfeiffer, 26 Oct 73, sub: Brief conversation with Jake Esterline. ic 116. Eisemann-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. cit., Tape l, : p. 2. 117. . Tbid., Tape 1, pp. 2-3. 118. Drain- Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. ett., Tape l, Pe 5.) 119. Ibid., Tape 1, pp. 6-7. '120. Ibid., Tape i, pp. 9-10. 120a. Memo for Executive Officer, ‘DCI from. ‘Richard Helms, 19 Jan 50, sub: Dissemination of Intelligence to DD/I. (ER 11-552). S. David Coffin, Development of Ecnomic Intelligence in the Office of Research and Reports, 1950-1967, II, 44-45. (DDI/OER 2, Oct 74.) s. -121. Military biographic sheets on Hawkins and Egan. U. JMARC Daily Progress Reports, 27 Jan and 29 Aug 60. Ss. 122. Drain-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. eit., Tape 1, _pp- 10-11. 123. ‘Esterline-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. ectt., Tape l, /- p. S. . - 363 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 124. Memo for DDP from J. C. King, 17 Mar 60, sub: : Personnel Assignments to Branch 4, WH Division. sS. 125. WH Field Memo. No. 12-60 to Chief: All WH Field Stations and Bases, from Oliver G. Galbond (P) 19 Feb 60, sub: -Agent Candidates for Possible Use in Cuba. S. , Book Dispatch No. 1881 to All WH Field Stations and Bases from Chief, WHD,. 22 Apr 60, sub: Re-. cruitment of Cuban Nationals. S&S. . R and R to WH/FI from WH/4/FI, 12 Sep 60 forward-, ing FI activity reports for.months of Mar through. ‘Aug 60. S. 126. DDS Chrono Files: Minutes of DDS Staff Meetings, 20 Apr, 18 May, and 29 June 60. S. 127. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 9 Jun 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report for 7 and 8 Jun 60. Ss. ; ; Memo for DDP from J. C. King, 14 Jun 60, sub: Staffing Guide for JMARC. S&S. Memo for DDP from J. C. King, 9 Aug 60, sub: Personnel Requirements for WH/4 - JMARC. S. Memo. for A/DDP/A from Richard M. Bissell, Jr., '25 Aug 60, sub: .Personnel Requirements for WH/4.° (DDP-O-4402.) 5S. . (128. MR from John F.’ Mallard, 6 Sep 60, sub: Meeting with Mr. Tracy Barnes. S. 129. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from.Richard M. Bissell, Jr., 5 Nov 60, sub: Personnel Requirements for WH/4- JMARC. (DDP-0-5858.) S. ; 130, JMARC Daily Progress Reports - Support, 19 Aug 60. S. ~ 364 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 131. 132. 133. 134. 4 TOP SECRET Memo for DDP from J. C. King, 19 Oct 60, sub: “Use of US Contract Personnel for JMARC Maritime Operations. S. Cable to JMASH:from Director, 9 Nov 60, DIR 10738 (ouT 90611). S.- Cable to Director from MADD, 1 Nov'60, MADD 8452. (IN 36407). S. Eisemann-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. ett., Tape l, p. 7. it - 365 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Source References Part III ' Changing Concepts 1. Savilion H. Chapman, The Cuban Invasion -- Maritime Aspects, 1961, pp. 11-12. (CSHP 86, Nov 66.) S. 2. Ibid., p. 13. 3. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from Richard M. Bissell, Jr., 2 Nov.60, sub: [Memorandum on Project JMARC]. S. ' Memo for DDP/EMB from Frangis W. Barkley, 2 Nov: 60, sub: WH/4 Paper. for SubmiSsion to Special Group on 3 Nov 60. S. ; 4. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 3 Nov 60, sub: Meeting with DDCI. Ss. Minutes of Special Group Meeting [from T. A. Parrott], 3 Nov 60. S. - 5. Cable ‘to Guat. from Director, &4& Nov 60, DIR 09972 (OUT 88974). ; Cable to Director from MADD, 5 Nov 60, MADD 0487 (IN 38552)... S. . Memo for Chief, TRAV from Jack Hawkins, 7 Nov 60, sub: Organization and Training of Strike Force. S.- 6. Memo for C/CA from WH/4, 15 Nov 60, sub: Draft Cuban Operational Briefing {for] PresidentrElect. S. MR from Jack Hawkins, 2 Nov 60, sub: Briefing this date at Hq. CIC Atlantic and Supreme Allied Com- ‘mander, Atlantic. Ss. MR from Richard D. Drain, 16 Nov 60, sub: JMARC ' Meeting with’DDP. S. - 366 - _ TOP SECRET 13-00000 10a. ‘0b. li. _ 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. TOP SECRET MR from Richard D. Drain, 16 Nov 60, sub: JMARC Meeting with DDP. 6S. Ibid. Ibid. Memo for General Maxwell Taylor from Allen W. Dulles, 1 Jun 61, sub: [Briefing of President- Elect, John F. Kennedy, 18 Nov 60]. Ss. Memo for DDP from C. Tracy Barnes, 18 Nov 69, sub: Points re Cuba from Discussion at Special Group Meet- ing, Saturday, 19 Nov 60. S. Minutes of Special Group Meetings [from T. A. Parrott], 16 Nov, 19 Nov, and 23 Nov, 60. S. Memo for DDP from J. C. King, 26 Oct 60, sub: JMARC Budget. {DD/P. .0-5866). 5S. : Memo for Chief, WHD from Richard M. Bissell, Jr., 7 Nov 60, sub: JMARC Budget. - (DD/P 0-5866). S. Memo for Chief, WH/4 Support from Herbert B. Juul, 22 Nov 60, sub: Staffing Requirements for 600 Man Strike Force Training. Cable to Director from Guatemala, 22 Nov 60, GUAT 584 (IN 46427). S. | Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 23 Nov 60, sub: Major Problems Confronting. Operation JMARC. S&S. . . N Ibid. Memo for DDP from Cc. Tracy Barnes, 18 Nov 60, op. eit. Cables to Director from JMTRAV: 23 Nov 60, .TRAV 0141 (IN 46775); 25 Now 60, TRAV 0148 (IN 47383). .S. Cable to Director from Guatemala, 28 Nov 60, GUAT 605 (IN 48628). 5S. L - 367 - “TOP SECRET 13-00000 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24, TOP SECRET Memo .for DDP from J. C. King, 29 Nov 60, sub: Para- military Policy re Cuba. 5S. Ibid. Ibid. Taylor Committee Reports, MR's of PM Study Group Meetings, 7th Meeting, 1 May 1961, p. 3. S. . Memo for Chief, WH/4 PM from Jacob D. Esterline, | 2 May 61, sub: Straightening Out Dates of Strike Force Concept for the Taylor Committee. S. Oral History Interview: Jacob D. Esterline by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 10-11 Nov 75, Tape 3, p. 39. Oral History Interview for the John F. Kennedy Library: Richard Bissell by Joseph E. O'Connor, 25 Apr 67, pp. 3-4. U. Oral History Interview: Richard M. Bissell, Jr. by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 17 Oct 75. ps! - 368 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Source References ‘Part IV Presidential Resurgence 1. Oral History Interview: Jacob D. Esterline by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 10-11 Nov 75, Tape 1, pp. 13-14. 2. MR from Richara@’D. Drain, 29 Nov 60, sub: JMARC. Meeting with DDP. S. 3. Memo of Conversation with William D. Pawley from _ Livingston, T. Merchant, 28 Nov 60. S. 4. Minutes of Special Group Méeting [from Thomas A. Parrott], 30 Nov 60. s. Ibid. 2: a. - Lbid., E Pec:iéo.Ts 6. -Memo for [Allen W. Dulles] from Livingston T. Merchant, 10 -Dec 60, sub: Proposal to the President and President's Reply. TS (no number). 7. Ibid. 8. Ibid. 9, CAE aera a per’ Ae OPEL A Poem (pel ente | Doe bc, Aul-- leenabede a peeps, Jo, Vernke § Spread hey, nals] prove Theme, A bee], SDVee Go, S. Memo for DDP/EMB from Jacob D. Esterline, 6 Dec 60, sub: Four JMARC Problems for 8 December Meeting of Special Group. S. : ; Memo for Gen. Lansdale. from-C. Tracy Barnes, 7 Dec 60, sub: [Problems for Special Group Meeting of 8 Dec 60]. Memo for DCI from C. Tracy Barnes, 7 Dec 60, sub: . Special Group Meeting, 8 Dec 60. S. ~ 369 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. TOP SECRET _MR from Thomas A. Parrott, 8 Dec 60, sub: Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 8 Dec 60. S. Memo for Tracy Barnes from Joseph W. Scott, 8 Dec 60, sub: [A Suggested Program for Cuba]. TS (no number). — ‘ Dwight D. Eisenhower, Waging Peace (New York, 1965), pp- 603, 712. “Ue SNIE 85-3-60, 8 Dec 60, Prospects for the Castro Regime. S/NOFORN. MR from Michael F. Taylor, 23 Dec 60, sub: Meeting with Ambassador Wilhauer [ste]. Ss. Ibid, * Minutes of Special Group Meeting {from Thomas A. Parrott], 22 Dec 60. S. MR from R. E. Whedbee, 22 Dec 60, sub: Meeting arranged by Henry Holland, 21 Dec 60. Minutes of Special Group Meeting {from Thomas A. Parrott],'22 Dec 60. S.. MR from R. E. Whedbee, 22 Dec 60, sub: “Meeting arranged by Henry Holland,, 21 Dec 60. {Memo] for Attention of Col. J. C. King from Mike Haider, rec'd 10 Jan 61, sub: [Anti-Castro Leftists]. U . . . . . Memo for Mr. Richard Bissell from BG Lansdale, 28 Dec 60, sub: Cuba. S. Minutes of Special Group Meeting {from Thomas A. Parrott], 29 Dec 60. 5S. Ibid. Ibid. - 370 - TOP SECRET. 13-00000 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. TOP SECRET Memo of Conference with the President, 29 Dec 60, from A. .J. Goodpaster, 6 Jan 61. S. (Dwight D. Eisenhower tibrary, DDE Clean-Up Files, Box 51 - Cuba.) Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 29 Dec 60, Op. ett. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from C. Tracy Barnes, 28 Dec 60, “sub: [Cuba]. S. Memo for DCI from C. Tracy Barnes, 2 Jan 61, sub: _ Material for Policy Meeting on Cuba, 3 Jan 61. S. Memo for Mr. Frank Devine from J. D. Esterline, 3 Jan 61, sub: Personnel for US Embassy in Havana. Ss. : Cable to Havana from. BELL, 3 Jan 61, BELL 0174 (OUT 5669). 5S. ; MR from C. Tracy Barnes,‘'3 Jan 61, sub: Outline of 3 Jan 1961 [White House] Meeting. S. L. K. White, Diary Notes, 3 Jan 61. Ss. Cable to BELL from Havana, 7 Jan 61, HAVA 7405 (IN 1184). Ss. Cable to Havana from Director, 7 Jan 61, DIR 19746 (OUT 60701). S. ‘ Memo for Chief, WH/4 from J. Hawkins, 4 Jan 61, sub: Policy Decisions Required for Conduct of Strike Operations Against ‘Government of Cuba. S. MR from R. D. Drain, 4 Jan 1960 [ste], sub: Meeting with A/DDP/A. Ss. Memo for DCI from C. Tracy Barnes, 5 Jan 61, sub: Material for the 5 Jan Special Group Meeting. S. Memo for. ADDP/A from J. D. Esterline, 9 Jan 61, sub: Material for the 12 Jan [61] Special Group Meeting. S. : - 371 - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 34. 35. 36. 37.. 38. ‘39. 40. 41. 42. 43. AG, 45. ‘TOP SECRET Minutes of Special Group Meeting [from Thomas A. Parrott, 12 Jan 61]. S. MR from John S. Warner, 9 Jan 61, sub: DCI Appear- ance before. CIA Subcommittee on House Appropriations Committee, 6 Jan 61. (TS 174817). Daily Progress ‘Reports, WH/4/Support: June 1960 - March 1961: ‘28 Déc 60, . 30 Dec 60, 3 Jan 61. S. _ Eisenhower, Waging Peace, op. ett., p. 614. U. MR from J. C. King, 1L Jan 61, sub: Meeting to Discuss Proposed Release to the Press re NWYf Story of 10 Jan 61- on _ Training of Guerrillas in Guatemala. Ss. Memo for Under Secretary Merchant. from Ambassador Willauer, 18 Jan 61, sub: The Suggested Program for Cuba Contained in the Memorandum to You dated 6 Dec 60. S. Minutes of Special Group Meeting [from Thomas A. Parrott], 19 Jan 61. S. Memo for Under Secretary Merchant from Ambassador Willauer,.18 Jan 61, op. cit. Playa Giron: Derrota. det Imperitaltsmo (Habana: Ediciones R, 1961), I, 405... U. Ibid., 436. Eisenhower, Waging Peace, op. ctt., pp. 613-614. Newsday, 10 sep 65, p. 50. U: | Ibid., pp. 50-51. | Interview with Gordon Gray by Paul D. Hopper, 19 Jul 67, Columbia University Oral History Project, Part 7, pp. 274- -277. U. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library copy.) - 372 - - TOP SECRET | 13-00000 TOP SECRET 46. The following Oral History Interview filed in the ; Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: OH~14 Dwight D. Eisenhower, 28 Jul 64. OH-57 | Thomas C. Mann, 23 Feb 68. OH-117 Livingston Merchant -- Part I, 4 May 67; : Part 2, 13 May 68. : : OH-183 Thomas S. Gates, Jr., 3 Aug 67. OH~206 Gen. David M. Shoup, 29 Aug 72. OH-288 James H. Douglas, 23 Oct. 72. - 373 - _ TOP SECRET 13-00000 ~ TOP SECRET Source References Part V Direct Action Programs _A. Propaganda 1. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 27 Oct 59, sub: Propaganda Operations in _the Caribbean. 2. Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 28 Oct 59 [from T. A. Parrott). Memo for A/DDP/A from Sherman Hoar, 29 Oct 59, sub: DCI Comments on Cuban Proposal. Memo for DCI from J.C. King, 3 Nov 59, sub: Opera- . tion Against the Regime of Fidel Castro. ; Memo for: Acting Chief, WHD from Richard M. Bissell, Jr., 16 Nov 59, sub: Anti-Castro Broadcast Opera- tions. Memo for DCI from R. E. Gomez , 17 Nov 59, sub: Anti-Castro Broadcast Operations. 3. Minutes of Special Group Meetings {from T. A. Parrott]: 18 Nov 59; 9 Dec 59. Memo for. Chief, WHD from C. Tracy Barnes, 20 Jan 60, sub: Cuba (DD/P-0-308). 4. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 2 Feb 60, sub: Report. on WHD Plans and Activities Concerning Cuba, etc. 5. _JMARC Propaganda Program [Maxch 1960]. Ss.’ 6. MR‘'s from J. €. King, 15 Mar 60, sub: [Meetings with Messrs. Lemon, Loeb, Lapham, and Wright]. 7. Ibid. ~ 374 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 Ja. Tb. 7c. ~ TOP SECRET MR from J. C. King; 9 May 60, sub: Freeport Sulphur Co. Contribution to Support of Anti-Castro Radio Program. Memo for Mr. Lawrence R. Houston from J. C. King, 9 May 60, sub: Freeport Sulphur Co. MR from J. C. King, 9 Aug 60, sub: Contribution to Cuban Broadcasting Program. ; Ltr to Hon. Dana Latham, Commissioner of Internal “Revenue, 10 Aug 60 from John S. Warner. ; Memo for Col. King from R. E. Gomez, 19 Aug 60, sub: Telecon with Henry Holland, 19 Aug 60. Memo for ‘Chief, WHD from q. D. Esterline, 25 Oct 60, sub: WRUL Radio Effort. — Cable to Director from MASH, 19 Nov 60, MASH 1744 (IN 45083). Cable to JMASH from Director, 23 Nov 60, DIR 13132 | (OUT 95725). - Se ‘Request for Payment of Confidential Funds to JMARC/ Finance from D. Phillips, 21 Nov 60. Memo for JMARC/Finance from C/WH/4/Prop, 23 Nov 60, sub: WRUL Monthly Payments. ‘ Cable to JMWAVE. from BELL, 27 Dec 60, BELL 0022 (OUT 5074). ° Memo for Chief, WHD from David A. Phillips, 25 Jan 61, sub: Approval for Continuing Payments from JMATE Funds for WRUL Radio Program. Memo for Chief, Ops Branch, DPD/DDP from Chester H. Vincent, .29 Apr 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report (DPD 3505-60). Memo for DPD/AS from.D. A. Phillips, 25 May 60, sub: Medium Wave Broadcasts from Aircraft (DPD-4426-60). ~ 375 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 10." 10a. ll. 12. 13. TOP SECRET Memo for DDP from D. A. Phillips, 27 Jun 60, sub: Estimates for Aircraft Broadcasts to Cuba. JMARC Propaganda program, op. cit. MR from David’ R. McLean, 27 Jul 72, sub: Interview with David A. Phillips. Ibid. Cable for Director from JMASH, 22 Nov 60, MASH 1805. (IN 46419). - Memo for C. T. Barnes from E. A. Stanulis, 21 Jul 61, sub: Cuban Briefing Papers. [Memo for] Mrs. Geraldine S. DePuy, Director, Operations Division and John P. Hebrew, Director, Investigation Staff, Bureau ‘of Foreign Commerce, Dept. of Commerce from R..W. Lindsay, Intelligence Division, Investigation Staff, Bureau of Foreign’ Commerce, Dept. of Commerce, 20 May 60, sub: Swan Islands (FC-2040; 2-37). Ltr. for Harold W. Reeves, Collector of Customs, Tampa, Fla. from Geraldine S. DePuy, 25 May 60, ‘FC-2650-FLB. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from Chief, WH/4 Support, 27 May 60, sub: Shipment of Supplies and Equip- ment to Swan. Island. MR from [R. S. Kraus?], 27 May 60, sub: JMHOPE. MR from David A.-Phillips, 27 Jun 60, sub: Briefing of Senator Mundt on CIA Radio Operations against Cuba. . - . Minutes of Special: Group Meeting [from T. A. 14. Parrott], 12 May 60. Memo for Chief, WHD from William E. Eisemann, 27 Jun 60, sub: Administrative Plan for the JMARC/4 Phase of Project JMARC. - 376 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET Phillips, David A., fhe Night Wateh (New. York: Atheneum, 1977), pp. 90-91. U. MR from Richard R. Bennett, 22 Apr 60, sub: Proposed Implementation Plan for Cover Plan for ' JMARC/4. "Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 25 Apr 60, ; ‘sub: JMARC ‘Daily Progress Report 22, 23, 24, ye 28 Apr 60. R and R Sheet for E. Stanulis from David A. Phillips, _.5 May 60, sub: Annex A, Operational Plan for JMARC/4 . Memo. of Conversation from E. A. Stanulis, 28 Apr 60, _sub: Cover for JMARC. , ‘Burwell, James, Logisttes*.Support for Operations in Cuba, March 1960-October 1961, DDS/HS OL-7, Apr 71. 15. - [Memo from} WH/Security for Cuban History [May 61], ~ sub: ' [Security ‘of Swan Island] . 16. Memo for Mr. David Phillips from J. D. Esterline, 29 Mar 60, sub: Random Notes of 29 Mar [60] which Require Attention. 17. Cable to Director from Havana, 30 Mar 60, MSGNR 3940 (CKNR 208). Cable to Havana from Director, 9 Mar 60, MSGNR . 18435 (CKNR 098). ‘18. MR from David R. McLean, 27 Jul 72, sub: Inter- view with David A. Phillips. Memos for the NSC from James S. Lay, Jr., sub: U.S. Policy Toward Cuba: 20 Jul and 5 Aug 60. oUO. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Gray, Gordon: Records, 1952-61, Box 27, , Folder “Cuba - ") [Dept. of State, ARAI, Progress Report on Cuba, 22 Jul 60. Cc. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Gray, Gordon: Records, 1952-61, Box 27, Folder “Cuba. "y) ; - 377 - TOP SECRET Se 13-00000 19. 20. 2r. 22. 22a. ' 22b. 23. 23a. 24. TOP SECRET MR from David R. McLean, 27 Jul 72, op. eit. WH/4 Prop Notes for 9 Aug 60. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 1 Sep 60, sub: Radio Swan. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 2 Aug 60, sub: Radio Swan. (DD/P 0-4013). Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 30 Aug 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report for 25-29 August 1960. WH/4 Prop Notes for 23 Sep 60. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 27 Sep 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report for 23-26 Sep 60. _ —. Memo for Mobilization and Military Personnel Divi- Sion from J. C. King, 19 Nov 60, sub: Request for Personnel from Department of Defense. Cables. to BELL from RAND: 7 Jan 61, RAND 0172 (IN 1158); 10 Jan 61, RAND 0179 (1360). — Dispatch to Chief, WHD from COB, JMWAVE, 20 Mar 61, sub: Request for Promotion/Fitness Report. {Memo from] c. T. Barnes, 15 Mar 61, sub: Propaganda Effort. x MR from David.R. McLean, 27 Jul 72, op. cit. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 6 May 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report, 28 Apr-5 May 60. WH/4/Prop Notes for .20 Oct 60, 21 Oct 60. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 13 Aug 60, sub: Conversation with ADDP/A. Free, Lloyd A., "A Summary Report on Attitudes of the Cuban People toward the Castro Regime" ' [August 1960]. (ER 60-5982). -. 378 °- TOP SECRET 13-00000 - TOP SECRET 25. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 13 Aug 60; op. cit. 26. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, -12 Aug 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report for 10 and 11 Aug 60. 27. Interview of David A. Phillips by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 11 Mar 75. 28. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 24 May 60, sub: JMARC Progress Report for 12-19 May 60. Klein and Saks,.. “Preliminary Outline of Economic and Financial Government Platform, etc," 17 Jun 60. U. 29. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 5 Jul 60, sub: Operational Exploitation of Khrushchev Visit to Cuba. (ER 60- ~5254)". ™ WH/4 Prop Notes for 5 July 1960, 6 Jul 60.. 30. Memo for. DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 23 Aug 60, - sub: JMARC Progress: Report for 19-22 Aug 60. 31. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 13 Sep 60, ' sub: JMARC Progress Report for 8 and 9 Sep 60. 3la. Information on Khrushchev destinations from John Zabotto, OCR/USSR Div/Pol-Mil Br., 23 Aug 78. U. 32. Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 9 Aug 60, ‘sub: . JMARC Progress Report for 8 Aug 60. © WH/4 Prop Notes for: 21 Oct 60; 1, 2, and 1 Nov 60; and 1 Dec 60. Memo for DCI from J: C. King, 29 Feb 60, sub: What We Are Doing in Cuba. ; , Cable to JMASH from Director, 2 Dec 60, DIR 14634 (OUT 98992). Senate Select Committee, Alleged Assassination Plots Involing Foreign Leaders (94th Cong, lst Sess, Rpt No. 94-465), 20 Nov 75, p. 72. U. . - 379 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 33. 34. 35. 35a. 35b. 36. 37. 38. 39. TOP SECRET WH/4 Prop Notes for 19 Aug 60, 22 Aug 60. Cable to Havana, Istanbul, Ankara, JMASH from Director, 19 Aug 60, DIR 46287 (OUT 60198). Memo for Chief, WH/4 from R. E. Gomez, 24 Aug 60, sub: Outgoing Cable to Havana, Istanbul, Ankara, and MASH, OUT 60198 of 19 Aug 60. B. Sabotage and Other Exercises [Information Requested for Green Study], Job 63-289, Box 1, Folder 9. ‘MR {from T.A. Parrott], 16 Mar 61, sub: ‘special Group Meeting - Cuba. MR [from Thomas A. Parrott], 9 Mar 60, sub: Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 9 Mar 60.. . Ibid., Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 14 Jul 60. MR from J. D. Esterline, 15 Jul 60, sub: Paramilitary ‘Meeting with DDP. Transmittal Slip to Chief, WH/D from [Chief] WH/4/PM, 21 Jul 60, ‘sub: Paramilitary Op Plan 1. Routing and Record Sheet to WH/FI from WH/4/FI, 12 Sep 60,.sub: Monthly Reports of FI Activity, March-August 1960 (See Aug 60). MR from [WH/4/PM?] 30 Nov 60, sub: Operation to Subtle Sabotage Oil and Kerosene in Storage [in Cuba]j. ‘ Cable to BELL from WAVE, 31 Jan 61, WAVE 3322 (IN 3361). | Cable to Paris from Director, 23 Jun 60, DIR 36353 (OUT 89214). - 380 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 . c TOP SECRET 40. MR [from J. C. King?], 29 Nov 60, sub: Sabotage ' [of] Cuban Television Services. TS (no number). , Cable to .JMWAVE from BELL, 24 Feb 61, BELL 1924 . ‘ (OUT 9992). Cable to. JMWAVE. from Director, 24 Feb 61, BELL 1929 (ouT 5001). © 41. Memo for DDP from J. C. King, 1 Nov 60, sub: ' Request for Approval for Sabotage attacks against Soviet and Soviet Bloc Targets in Cuba. 42: Memo for DDP from J. Cc. King, 18 Nov 60, sub: * Development of Action Squads by WHD. Memo for Chief, WHD from Richard M. Bissell, Jr., 10 Nov 60, sub: Goon Squads. ; 43. Memo for DDP from J. C..King, 18 Nov 60, op. cit. 44, Memo for Chief, JMARC from John D. Corbett, 12 Sep 60, ° sub: Approval of Special Operations. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from J. Hawkins, 14 Sep 60, sub: - Special Operations. -~ 38] - TOP SECRET 13-00000 2a. . TOP SECRET Source References _ Part VI Mr. Nixon's Role in the BOP Operation Richard M. Nixon, “Cuba, Castro,. and John F. Kennedy," Reader's Digest, Nov 64, pp. 283-286. U. . ‘Richard M. Nixon, RN: The Memoirs of: Richard Nixon (N.¥., 1978), pp. 202-203. U. Theodore Draper, Castro's Revolution (N. Y., 1962), pp. 62-63. U. Nixon, "Cuba, Castro, and John F. Kennedy," op. ctt. : * Nixon, RW, op: ett., p. 202. Rufo Lopez-Fresquet,,” My Fourteen Months with Castro (Cleveland, 1966), p. 107. U. MR from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 18 Jul 79, sub: Telecon with Bob Zunzer re writing letter to Richard Nixon. U. Letter to Richard M. Nixon from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 19 Jul 79. U. Memo for Jim Pittman from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 5 Mar 79, sub: Memo of Meeting with Fidel Castro on 19 Apr 59 (ER 79-7295). U. MR's from J..C. King: 27 Jan 60, sub: Meeting in Vice President's Office on Cuba; 27 Jan 60, Meeting with Mr. Henry Holland on Cuba; 25 Feb 60, sub: Meeting with General Cushman, Aide to the Vice President. Ibid., 25 Feb 60. Ibid., 27 Jan 60. - 382 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET 6. .Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 29. Feb 60, sub: What We Are Doing in Cuba. 7. Minutes of the 436th Meeting of the NSC [from Gordon Gray], 10-Mar 60. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Gordon Gray, Box 79-NSC, Minutes and Agenda 1960. -) TS (no number). Memo: of Conference with the President [on] 17 Mar 60 from A. J. Goodpaster, 18 Mar 60. TS (no number) . 8. MR from J. D. Esterline, 30 Mar 60, sub: Contact - with Mr. William Pawley in Miami, 21 Mar 60. “an, 9. MR from J. D. Esterline, 8 Apr 60, sub: Review of the. Cuban. Operation and Examination of Possibilities for Hemispheric Support for Liberal Governments (DDP 0-1956).° 10. Memo for. DDP from C. Tracy Barnes, 17 May 60, sub: ‘ ; : Project JMARC. a 10a. [Minutes of] special Group Meetings - Cuba. [from Thomas A. Parrott], 19 May 60. 11. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 20 May 70, sub: Review of Swan Island Operation and [William D. Pawley's] ‘Apparent Unilateral Decision to Work with Cuban Exiles Independent of CIA. 12: Memo for DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 7 Jun 60, sub: Rubio-Pawley Group. 13. cables to. Director: from Havana, 4 Jun 60, HAVA 4820 (IN 48003); from MASH, 9 Jun 60, MASH 0041 (IN 49533). 14. Official Routing Slip to C/WHD from Gerard Droller {4 Jun 60]. a 15. Memo to DDP from Jacob D. Esterline, 7 Jun 60, sub: Rubio-Pawley Group. -16. MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 11 Jul 60, sub: Lunch {on 20 Jun 60] with General Cushman, Vice-Presidential Aide. - 383 -. TOP SECRET 13-00000 17. 18. 18a. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. TOP SECRET {Minutes of] Special Meeting of the NSC on 22 Jun 60 [from' James S. Lay, Jr.]. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Gordon Gray: Records, 1952-61, "Cuba" folder.) TS (no number). Routing and Record Sheet. for Chief, WHD from Chief, WH/4, 21 Jun 60, sub: Copy of NSC Briefing Paper sent General Cabell on 20 June. Ibid. Memo for Assistant to the President for. National Security Affairs from Jacob D. Esterline, 25 Jun 60, sub: Notes on Policy Discussion which Followed the CIA Briefing of the NSC on Cuba, 22 Jun 60. Memo for Mr. Jacob D. Esterline from James S. Lay, Jr., 29 Jun 60, sub: Esterline memo of 25 Jun 60. [Notes on Policy Discussion at Special NSC Meeting of 22 Jun 60). . MR from Jacob D. Esterline, 1 Jul 60, sub: Tele- phone Conversation with General Cushman. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from C. Tracy Barnes, 7 Jul 60, sub: Swan Island Broadcasts. Memo for DCI from Rudolph E. Gomez, 26 Sep 60, sub: Mario Garcia Kohly Antiga. (ER 60-7645). Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 18 Jul 60, sub: Contacts with Mario Garcia Kohly . MR from. J. D. Esterline, 20 Jul 60, sub: Briefing of General Cushman. oo . _WH/4 Prop Notes Jun 60 - Jul 61: 18, 19, 20, 21, 26, 29 Jul; 1 Aug; and 11, 17 Oct 60. MR's from. Robert W. Andrews, 23 and 26 Sep and 4 Oct. 0, sub: William Jackson Powell. . ta Memo for Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. from Allen W. Dulles, 17 Jun 61, sub: Marshall Diggs Proposals on Behalf of Garcia Kohly. , - 384 - - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET . Washington Star, 2 Aug 76. U.z 24. Memo for the President from Allen W. Dulles, 3 Aug 60, {sub:. Intelligence Briefing for Democratic’ Candidates, July 1960]. (ER 60-6067). U. Memo for the Record from Allen W. Dulles, 21 Sep 60, ‘{sub: Briefing of Sen. John F: Kennedy on 19 Sep 60]. 25. New York Times, 21 Oct 60. U. 7 26. Nixon, "Cuba, Castro, and John F. Kennedy , " op. cit., pp. 286-288. U. Nixon, RN, op. ctt., pp. 220-221. U. 27. Nixon, “Cuba, Castro, and John F. Kennedy," op. cit., p. 288. . Nixon, RN, op. cit., p. 221. 28.. MR from Jack: B. Pfeiffer, 1 Mar 78, sub: Meeting . with Mrs. Fawn M. Brodie. U. | Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., A Thousand Days (New . York, 1965), p. 225. U. 29. New York Times,- 23 Oct 60. U. MR from Thomas A. Parrott, 27 Oct 60, sub: State- ments by Presidential Candidates. 30. Schlesinger, -op. eit., p. 164. U. Memo. for C/CA from WH/4, 15 Nov 60, sub: Draft Cuban Operational Briefing: President Elect. 31. Memo for the Honorable John A. McCone from Allen W. Dulles; 20 Mar 62, sub: [Intelligence Briefing of President-elect Kennedy] . - U. . 32. Letter to Admiral Stansfield. Turner from Fawn M. Brodie, 4 Jan 78. U. 33. .MR [from WH/4], 15 Nov 60, sub: [Transcript of Tape of] Telephone Conversation between C/JMARC and William D. Pawley on 14 Nov 60. - 385 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 10. ll. lla. TOP SECRET Source References Part VII Assassination Oral History Interview: Richard M. Bisssell, Jr. by Jack B. Pfeiffer, 17 Oct 75, Tape 2, p. 18. Ibid., p. 17. LK. White, Diary Notes, 22 Mar 61. Oral History Interview: Jacob D. Esterline by - Jack. B. Pfeiffer, 10-11 Nov 75. (Untaped conver- _ sation.) Ibid. Oral History Interview: . Richard D. Drain by Jack B.. Pfeiffer, 8 Jan 76, Pemaeiy: pp. 19-21. MR [from Thomas A. Parrott], 3 Nov 60, sub: Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 3 Nov 60. Hunt, Howard, Give Us This Day (New Rochelle, N.Y., Arlington House, 1973), pp. 38-39. U. Daily Log - [WH/4] PM Section, 18 Jul 60; 14 Oct 60. (No author], Key to Map of Potential Paramilitary Assets, [no date, but ‘after 6 Aug 60]. Cable to Director from SACU [Santiago, Cuba], 18 Jul 60, MSGNR 609 (CKNR 170). Esterline-Pfeiffer OH Interview, er a 3) Sd pp. 16-17. , Cable for Director from Havana, 9 Dec 60, HAVA 7133 (IN 14488). — , - - 386 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP. SECRET 12.° Richard D. Drain, Personal Notes. 13. ‘prain-Pfeiffer. OH Interview, op. ett., Tape 3, p. 60. 14. Job 63-605/58, Folders 1, 2, 3: AMHINT-Operations, . 19-132-16/1-3. ; Cable to BELL from IMHAVE, 24 Feb 61, WAVE 3931 “€IN 0915). 15. WH/4 Prop Notes for 27 Feb 61, 28 Feb 61. Richard ‘OD. Drain, Personal Notes, 28 Feb 61. 16. Letter to Jack B. Pfeiffer from R[ichard] D. D[rain], 24 Jan 76. ; Letter to Richard D. Drain from Jack B. Pfeiffer, ' 22 Jan 76. , 17. Esterline- Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. eit., Tape 1, “pp. 15-16. “Must Go List" 18. Drain-Pfeiffer OH Interview, op. ett., Tape 1, p. 21. . oe - 387 - TOP SECRET 13-00000 TOP SECRET _ Source References Part VIII Conclusions Playa Giron: Derrota del Impertalismo (Habana: Ediciones R, 1961), I, 436. U. - Maurice Halperin, The Rise and Decline of Fidel Castro (Berkley, 1972), p. 89. U. Playa Giron: Derrota, op. cit., III, 387. U. Oral History Interview: Richard D. Drain by Jack _B. Pfeiffer,.8 Jan 76, Tape 1, p. - 388 - TOP SECRET
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| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | s 12 AARAAN 104-10301-10008 aed gt Description of JMWAVE Components Support Branch The Support Branch provided routine administrative services to JMWAVE. These included finance, logistics and records management and clerical support. The Branch had 19% of JMWAVE's staffing. Operations Branch The Operations Branch was divided into two sections, the FI Section and the Special Operations Section. Staffing, consisting of operations officers and clerical support, was 17% of JMWAVE‘s total. The FI Section (Foreign Intelligence) was responsible for the collection of intelligence from the target country through covert HUMINT means. . The Special Operations Section was responsible for paramilitary operations. Covert Action Branch _ The Covert Action Branch was responsible for covert propaganda operations. Staffing was 10% of JMWAVE‘s total and consisted of operations officers and clerical support. External Operations. Branch The External Operations Branch was responsible for collecting HUMINT on the target country through assets in areas other. than the target country. Staffing was 13% of. JMWAVE's total and consisted of operations officers and ‘clerical support. Reports Section The Reports Section prepared intelligence reports for Headquarters and intelligence community consumers. Staffing was 10% of JMWAVE’s total. Technical Services Section ‘The Technical Services Section provided photographic support to JMWAVE. Staffing was 6% of JMWAVE’s total. Communicators The communicators were responsible for secure ; communications between JMWAVE and Hqs. Staffing was 8% of JMWAVE’s total. 13-00000 SUPPORT BRANCH FL SECTION CCOPERATIONS BRANCH] [OPERATIONS BRANCH | SPECIAL OPS on LL DEPUTY. EF OF STATION JMWAVE ORGANIZATION EF_OF STATION a — ; REPORTS ECTION ~ "TECHNICAL SERVICES SECTION 13-00900 a ar 7 a Alyo [48 ~OKG uy doe Sur) DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS - 1963 Deputy Director for Plans Western Hemisphere Division Counter-intelligence Staff Westem Europe Division Foreign Intelligence Staff Soviet Russian Division Covert Action Staff . Eastern Europe Division , Operational Services Staff ' _ Africa Division Far East Division Near East Division Special Operations Division Technical Services Division Domestic Operations Division Special Activities Staff 13-0000 A BE Dof t DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS - 1961 Deputy Director for Plans Western Hemisphére Division Counterintelligence Staff Western Europe Division — Foreign intelligence Staff Soviet Russian Division Covert Action Staff Eastern Europe Division Cover and Commercial Staff Africa division Operational Services Staff Far East Division . Near East Division ‘Technical Services Division Development Projects Division International Organizations Division 13-00000 _ ns “| SECRETARY ‘SECRETARY [sopr SUPPORT L BRANCH of chief, Support -Secretary Fi SECTION _ ed 1-O0fficer | 1-Finance Office “(Refugee’ 7 1-Finance Asst Debriefings) \1-Logistics 1-Officer (On Officer _ Island Assets 1-Officer ._ (Liaison with | Local. Services . ‘W-Logistics ‘Asst a4 | i-Records Officer 1-Officer (FI _faeIntel Asst | ‘Third Country) ‘f1-Clerk 1-External Ops Rep (AMOT) 2-Intel Assts (Management of On-Island Opa: | lSecretary Steno; i {ee cane '/ CPATIONS TEANGA] —— SPECIAL OPS - Offieers © 1-Training “Officer 1-Property and Supply Assistant cag JMWAVE ORGANIZATION DEPUTY CHIEF OF STATION CA BRANCH 1-Chie£.. 1-Ops Officer (Radio) 1-Ops. Officer Press and_ publication l-~Admin Asst 1-Secretary scene me - per Lee ees (Pol Action of 4 COMMUNICATORS ee mere fae ee EXTERNA OPS BRANCH | _ TECHNICAL "REPORTS : __ SERVICES SECTION 1l-Photo ceddral ‘1-10 Tech Aide 1-Clerk Typist . 1-Chief | B-Repbits 1-Ops Officer 1-Ops. officer, (JMCHALK) '1-Ops Officer ) ae ee ee ne ee ‘officer to (Referent wit «handle AMO} Station FI {| |/ |reporting)/ Branch) 1<Secreta I-Intel Asst } Steno 1-Secretary i-Clerk “Steno q¢ Typist ee ee eee eo ome
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DARAAN . Tioa-10301-10008 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | re, AL aRAM | 1 AT SEAS ANTED DRAFT 1998 ARRB Request CIA-1 The following Directorate of Science and Technology documents can be Released _ in Full: HR 1-1la a]March 1964 Mission Statement p. 15 for the Directorate for Science and Technology 27 March 1964 Organizational Chart fig.3, p. 14 Office of the Deputy Director for Science and Technology HR 1-lla 10 October 1969 Mission Statement p. 15 . DS&T 10 October 1969 Organizational Chart fig.3, p. 14 DS&T HR 1-lila 10 February 1975 Mission Statement ; p. 15 DS&T 6 August 1959 Mission Statement , p. 21 Photographic ; Intelligence Center 6 August 1959 Organizational Chart fig.9 - Photographic -_ Intelligence Center HR 1-13h 16. August 1963 Mission Statement p. 49 National Photo- . graphic Inter- pretation Center 16 August 1963 Organizational Chart fig.16, p. 48 . NPIC HR 1-13e 26 September 1966 Mission Statement p. 47 NPIC 26 September 1966 Organizational Chart fig.13, p. 46 NPIC RETURN TO-CIA ground Use Only eproduca g Pe ARO a BP z 13-00000 IR HR 1-lle 27 March 1964 Mission Statement p. 23 , Office of Special ; : Activities 27 March 1964 Organizational Chart fig.7, p. 22 Office of Special Activities The following Directorate of Science and Technology documents are pending Directorate re-review. HR l-lle | 10 February 1975 Mission Statement Pp. 23 Office of Technical - Service HR 1 10 February 1975 Organizational Chart fig.7, p. 22 Office of Technical Service 13-00000 ts fHLZ-S ORGANIZATION ; ~ fk? y 5 THR 1-lla — folefef* | 11. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY oinvoron FOR F tence AND TECH- NOLOGY "a, THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. The Deputy Director for Science and Technology ts responsible for conducting basic and applied research and development in the scientific and technical fields in support of the Central Intelligence Agency. This includes responsibility for liaison and contact with the scientific community as well as all Government agencies on matters of sclence and technology itn intelligence as appropriate, and responsibility for furnishing technical planning, programming guidance, and support to other Agency components utilizing science and technology in support of their. functions. The Deputy Director for Science and Technology is responsible for the operation of certain technical collection projects and for the research and development of the means used by them for technical collection; for the production of scientific and technical intelligence; and for research, development and, where appropriate, the operation. of automatic data processing equipment in support of the Central Intelligence Agency and - its mission; and js further responsible for the maintenance and operation of a center in which all information relating to foreign missile and space opera- tions Is collated, analyzed, and provided for the Director and other appropriate - USIB agencies.. The DDS&T shall operate a scientific career: service to pro- vide for the enhancement of career opportunities in the CIA, and shall direct and coordinate the Offices of Computer Services, ELINT, Research and De- velopment, Special Activities, Sclentific Intelligence, and Forelgn Missile and Space Analysis Center, and serve as Chairman of the CIA Research and De- velopment Review Board. (See organization chart, figure 3.) . 27 March 1964 (182) fetivded trom evtonort 15 ond 13-00000 g = S 7 i . = OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY a . oe DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR , ASSISTANT DEPUTY , EXECUTIVE OFFICER OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN MISSILE AND SPACE ANALYSIS CENTER OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE OF COMPUTER SERVICES OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES OFFICE OF ELINT (ZBI) ¥96T GTEW LZ 13-00000 a t ry . . Sen “HR 1-Tle 11. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCY AND ‘TECH- NOLOGY a. THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND ‘TECHNOLOGY. The Deputy Director for Science and Technology is responsible for directing and coordi- nating the activities of the Offices of Scientific Intelligence, Research and De-. velopment, ELINT, Special Activities, Special Projects, and Computer Serv- ices, and the Foreign Missile and Space Analysis Center. His responsibilities include: (1) Advising the Director of Central Intelligence on scientfilc and technical intelligence matters; ; (2) Producing scientific intelligence; (3) Coordinating, in a staff capacity, existing and proposed Agency research, development, and enginecring (RD&E) plans and programs to insure responsiveness to Agency needs; i4) Conducting Haison with the entire scientific community, including other Government agencies, on matters of sclence and technology relating to intelligence; (5) Managing the “R” Career Service. ORGANIZATION RESCHIDED BY ire. [athe poe om 20 Zeb 257 HES §7/ Revised: 10 October 1969 (482) 13-00000 VID SSOL 6CEES ie] wre EES eae FY (28h) 6940 199M20 OL spe OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OFFICE OF t i; COMPUTER SERVICES OFFICE OF ELINT | sc ! { | { { OEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ] SPECIAL ASSISTANT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY {| | _ ASSISTANT DEPUTY | EXECUTIVE OFFICER OFFICE OF { OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND ere | SPECIAL PROJECTS ° La eat AQ q3Gaedy WG OTL OH { TO DDS&T “pre 2 a 3 Qn j ear bae t) SATA. ¢ i ra es | oer OF |! OFFICE OF H | FOREIGN MISSILE | | scrwmes _| SCIENTIFIC {| ANO SPACE ANALYSIS . | actiwries | INTELLIGENCE CENTER -¢ By ‘YH wey” RO NOLLVZINVOUO 13-00000 ye /-Ma, C* welt) coon HR J SOD ES Na FQsT OA ORGANIZATION ES Sie oD. _—_ DA 3 1). OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND TECH. NOLOGY pla, THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. The Deputy Director for Science and Technology is responsible for directing and coordi- nating the activities of the Offices of Scientific Intelligence, Research and De- velopment, ELINT, Development and Engineering, Weapons Intelligence, Tech- nical Service, and the National Photographic Interpretation Center, His re- sponsibilities include (1) advising the Director of Central Intelligence on scientific and technical intelligence matters; (2 (3) managing existing and proposed Agency research, development, and en- gineering (RD&E) plans and programs to ensure responsiveness to Agency needs; conducting Maison with the entire scientific community, including other Government agencies, on matters of science and technology relating to ' {ntelligence; Smagery interpretation and exploitation Jn correlation with other informa- tion to support intelligence production of the Agency and the Intelligence Community; producing scientific Intelligence; ~~ 4 ~ if) ~ (6) managing the “R” Career Service. ~ - ~«Revised: 10 February 1975 (871) [ <isie | 15 . Cc 1 BY: 059687 13-00000 © . acta bel” —eeenrT R 1-130» ORGANIZATION Revised 6 August 1959 PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER 23. MISSIO The Director of \he Photographie Intelligence Center Is charged with producing photographic intajligence and providing photographic intelligence services in support of the Cenkral Intelligence Agency and the intelligence community. a. Produce photographic’ telligence In support of Agency and national scientific, military, economic, and\geographic intelligence objectives. b. Provide photographic int&lligence support and services to the Agency and the intelligence community. ec. Maintain a photographic intelligence facility manned and equipped to provide complete analytic and technidal photographic intelligence services in support of special collection and exploitation requirements. d. Provide accommodations and serWces within the center for military-service and other Government representatives engaged in joint exploitation projects. e. Assist in the evaluation of other intgHigence sources through comparison with photographic data. ; f. Conduct an active program of research and development in equipment and techniques for providing improved expiitation of photographic intelligence, coordinating such activity as appropriate\with Agency, military-. service, and other Government components. g. Conduct Haison with and represent the Agency to Government and private organizations on ‘photographic Intelligence actiNities, coordinating such Maison as appropriate with interested Agency componenks. h. Prepare photographic and photogrammetric intallige:.ce collection require- ments. 4. Assist in preparation of estimates of foreign capabilities In the field of photo- graphic intelligence. j. Perform such other functions related to photographic ‘intelligence activities as may be directed. 25. ORGANIZATION See organization chart, figure 9. FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE: H. GATES LLOYD = \ Acting Deputy Director \- (Support) . DISTRIBUTION: AB 21 27 F ae, IG ¢ 13-00000 _ eT SRE R 1-150 : , ORGANIZATION Revised 6 August REGULATION NO, 1--130 PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER SO | DIRECTOR | | OF PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER | 1 | | } 1! COORDINATION CONTROL STAFF Ccoansrenve | ‘| ADMINISTRATIVE t STAFF | a a \ { t . t } ' . i ; . H - c i | bara. MANAGEMENT | INDUSTRIAL | | MILITARY SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL - OWISION i GEOGRAPHIC i | INTELLIGENCE | | DIVISION i | | DIVISION | SERVICES DIVISION | Figure 9 27245 8.35 : AG 13-00000 ORGANIZATION e- -- h. NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INT ERPRETATION CENTER q) (2) (3) (4) Revised: 16 August 1963 AUTHORITY. The National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC) was established by National Security Council Intelligence Directive No. 8, dated 18 January 1961 and functions. under the executive direction of the Director of Central Intelligence. MISSION. The National Photographic Interpretation Center is charged with producing photographic interpretation reports, providing photographic intelligence services in support of the national intelligence effort, furnish- ing such additional support to departmental and Agency interests as can be provided without degradation of national responsibilities, and promot- ing an integrated and coordinated interdepartmental effort in the ex- ploitation of photography for intelligence purposes. FUNCTIONS. The National Photographic Interpretation Center shall: (a) Produce photographic interpretation reports in support of the na- tional intelligence effort and approved Priority National Intelligence Objectives to include preliminary rapid interpretation of photographic detail and comprehensive photographic analysis, utilizing, whenever possible, related collateral information. (b) Provide as a service of common concern to the intelligence com- munity photographic intelligence services in support of the national photographic intelligence effort, and, whenever practicable, furnish additional support to departmental and Agency interests. , (c) Maintain on a selective basis a consolidated central file of photo- graphic data. Arrange for the exchange of photographs and photographic data with other photographic collections in the intelligence- community. (e) Make recommendations where appropriate to facilitate the coordi- nated development of compatible codes, indexes, and mechanized systems for the efficient recovery, selection, and collation of available photographic data. (d ~ (f) Prepare photographic and photogrammetric intelligence support re- quirements. (g) Provide analytic and technical photographic intelligence services in support of special collection and exploitation requirements. (h) Engage in or sponsor, as appropriate, the development of specialized equipment for the intelligence exploitation of photography, and shall _ provide information about such specialized equipment to interested elements of the intelligence community for their own possible use or further adaptation. (i) Provide and maintain accommodations and facilities within the Center for photographic intelligence units of U. S. Intelligence Board com- ponents involved in national and departmental activities. (j) Examine and make recommendations to the U. S. Intelligence Board, as appropriate, as to any special security controls required. (k) Consult, as appropriate, with individual departments, agencies, and committees of the U. S. Intelligence Board on matters related to photographic intelligence exploitation activities. ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 16. 49 13-00000 COUPE: 3 a w SF a 1pasiaa €9Gl isnsny 91 NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETAT.ON CENTER | DIRECTOR =} 1 DEPUTY. DIRECTOR | reo Pomme | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR; H i DIAANPIG i oor} FE GO + | To —1__, —__1__ assistant FoR) F ASSISTANT FOR ADMINISTRATION | ASSISTANT FOR OPERATIONS = { ASSISTANT FOR PLANS ee! —— i | | PuOTOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS} | AND_OSVELOPMENT i | PHUTOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS GROUP. ! PLANS i } t ; i AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OPERATIONS STAFF j L DEVELOPMENT STAFF ITF 1. “6 —— — i f f cea. | On | TECHNICAL | Pusucarins | COLLATERAL i prooucrion INTELLIGENCE | DIVISION H support «| SERVICES DIVISION ; DIVISION pwision | Ae C “91 By “L UH OF cc” 3uE~H S NOILVZINVOUO 13-00000 ORGANIZATION Z Ee 2 | Orseited & e. NACIONAL PHOTOGRATIIC INTERLR ET: MON: SENTER (1) (2) (3) Revised: 26 September 1966 (308) MISSION. The National Photographic Interpretation Center is charged with producing photographic interpretation reports, providing photo- graphic intelligence services in support of the national intelligence effort, ‘furnishing such additional support to departmental and Agency interests as can be provided without degradation of national responsibilities, and promoting an integrated and coordinated interdepartmental effort in the exploitation of photography for intelligence purposes. (NSCID No. 8) FUNCTIONS. The National Photographic Interpretation Center shall: (a) Produce photographic interpretation reports in support of the national intelligence effort and approved Priority National Intelligence Objec- tives to include preliminary rapid interpretation of photographic detail and comprehensive photographic analysis, utilizing, whenever possible, related collateral information. (b) Provide as a service of common concern to the inteligence community photographic intelligence services in support of the national photo- graphic intelligence effort, and, whenever practicable, furnish addi- tional support to departmental and Agency interests. Maintain on a selective basis a consolidated central file of photographic data. , (d) Arrange for the exchange of photographs and photographic data with other photographic collections in the intelligence community. Make recommendations where appropriate to facilitate the coordinated development of compatible codes, indexes, and mechanized systems for the efficient recovery, selection, and collation of available photographic data. . (f) Prepare photographic and photogrammetric intelligence support re- quirements. ; (g) Provide analytic and technical photographic intelligence services in support of special collection and. exploitation requirements. (h) Engage in or sponsor, as appropriate, the development of specialized equipment for the intelligence exploitation of photography, and shall provide information about such specialized equipment to interested elements of the intelligence community for their own possible use or further adaptation. (i) Provide and maintain accommodations and facilities within the Center for photographie intelligence units of U.S, Intelligence Board. compo- nents involved in national and departmental activities. (j) Examine and make recommendations to the US. Intelligence Board, as appropriate, as to any special security controls required for photo- graphic and related materials. (k) Consult, as appropriate, with individual departments, agencies, and committees of the U.S. Intelligence Board on matters related to photo- graphic intelligence exploitation activities. ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 13. — (c ~ (e 13-00000 cal 6 im wi) wo a mo Q >» oF TARY (SOE! 9961 L9awardag ge “pe L__ oe TECHNICAL | INTELLIGENCE | DIVISION | NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER i OIRECTOR | | NATIONAL j i PHOTOGRAPHIC i [INTERPRETATION CENTER|, | | |+-——J SUPPORT at ASSISIAN) FOR | i _ y { { assistant tun fd ; ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING AND {assistant FoR | PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT {OPERATIONS 1 ANALYSIS OEVELOPMENT | PUBLICATIONS. { vyoeesine | [cosa j DrASION | PROCESSING | sl L. J Givisian vision i PROOUCHION i SERVICES ; vivision | 13-00000 bw a, . a ys - Af teatetdee ORGANIZATION . HR 1-lle e. OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES (1) MISSION. The Assistant Director for Special Activities is charged with the development and operation of certain highly sensitive technical col- lection programs. (2) FUNCTIONS. The Assistant Director for Special Activities, shall: ” (a) Develop and operate special projects for the collection of intelligence by advanced technical means. (b) Stimulate the exploitation by the Agency of advanced technology to further the Office’s mission. (c) Conduct research and development in methods for conveying advanced technical collection devices. (a) Establish and maintain laison with appropriate civilian and Govern- ment agencies in order to .keep abreast of developments which might affect the Office's activities, capabilities, or requirements. _ (3) ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 7. 27 March 1964 (182) tsdvded bem evtomore| = 8 nereT “Tratatection 13-00000 vet Vere cx4 OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR | FoR [ } EEEESEEERORSRAInINEREE | H SPECIAL ASSISTANT =| SPECIAL ACTIVITIES | | FOR LIAISON t-————— _—_—— . | DEPUTY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR = woke wa => a NI paul ky . EXECUTIVE OFFICER * eae . =x J = == ae A =u5 z oO be i . . — 1 ‘ : read { om Cob : ; i“ ty ae = =O DEPUTY FOR TECHNOLOGY DEPUTY FOR FIELD ACTIVITIES —_— ENGINEERING 1 : ; i j ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS support OPERATIONS INTELLIGENCE MATERIEL ‘communications! MI PROIECIS OMSION ANALYSIS DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION + pIviSION DIVISION + one Pi DIVISION DIVISION vt vt j owision fs H at . (zat) vost MOreRy Le NOLLVZINVOYO - 13-00000 a “a r SECRET teenie BY EL ys le, ORGANIZALION r Ue i BY iehaes HR ]— ] le = 32M, GS jee) OFFICE OF TECHNICAL senvier (1) MISSION. The Director of Technical Service is responsible for close opera- tional support of DDO operations through the development, engineering, testing and evaluation, production, storage, and deployment of equipment and techniques in the fields of audio, authentication, chemical communi- cations, operational disguise, tracking and locating, nuclear detection, visual operations, behavioral activities, graphics, document analysis, etc. \The Office of Technical Service evaluates foreign finds for the Intelligence ;Community as wellvas conducting analysis in. the areas of operats onal \support, (2) FUNCTIONS. The Director of Technical Service (a) provides equipment, personnel services, and materials in direct sup- port of DDO operations, and certain approved overseas operations of other member agencies of the U.S. Intelligence Community; (b) develops, engineers, tests, and manages the production and stock stor- age of technical equipment for support of clandestine technical op- erations; (ec) evaluates foreign finds for the Intelligence Community, and performs such other services as may be directed by the DCI. L (3) ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 7. 10 February 1975 (871) [ £2 WAPDET 23 CL BY: 059687 | SECRET _—_------
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1704-10301-10010 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | | | ! i [Significant] ties. For example, over{h | mis -~ have some promise of future success. One egent, a Cuban refugee PM cxcurs - with a limited muxber of people. We believe the direction of the station is of high caliber, but not all the station effort is | carefully directed at priority targets. Under current personne] ceilings, there is little hope of increasing the manpover avail- able for this eritical effort. Tims, both Headquarters and the station met carefully place emphasis on assignment of priorities and upon selective execution of the activities to meet those priorities. — Qrguntestion for Qperationg = | 3. The Mexico City Station approaches the classic type station in opportunities and in operations. It has high-level liaison operations, unilateral operations, joint operations with the host government, end Soviet, Satellite, Cuban, and indigenous Communist - Party operations. Tt fas local collaborative liaison with other | U.5. agencies: th’ State Department, the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation, the Immigration and Naturalisation Service and the military. To accomplish this wide range of tasks, the station an, cnpenised into the Soviet Branch, Cuban Branch, Satellite Branch, Action Branch, Coumunist Party Branch, and an operational catch-all Which is called the “Operational Support Branch." This latter branch is heeded by a senior operations officer who has tvo assiat~ ents, but the branch in reality is an extension of the chief of station's personal clandestine capabilities, giving force and . effect to that facet of the chief of station's personality as ean operator. The deputy chief of station, in afdition to his edmin- istrative duties, also personally handles the operations of three projects. ; - 6. Mexico City is the only direct air Link which Cuba has with the Western Hemisphere. It is the major transit point for ell air travel to and from Guba. Approximately 150 persons per week travel each vay to anf from Havana via Mexico City. This fact plays a prime role shay on Cuban activities in thé-pas and non-Cub Mexico City and Havana. De nia The station has no agents reporting fran - ¥ e Two operations have had problems in loss of communications, but 13-00000 — tsi] ale 13-00000 a it 3x & & « o 64 a 13-00000 be | y } Hexico ia one of the four Latin American countries which maintain diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union thereby per- — 19 mitting the esteblichwent of diplomatic installetions in these aii La) a & © a 13-00000 . Heollocted date tute persons epee! gt, collat i Mebasey, the station hopes to be able to detect, 43 fi i tually exploit eny vulnerability to recrultecat or Getectione«the £ ASSN x u at il itt } av heli if it Ae Lae q it 1 ths aa ali 13-00000 targets Soviet Exbassy in Ste proxtaity to this target with , i, and hig the of lowstic missions are ties)es they might affect U.5. While a)1 the G.8.5.R, 2] 63 & © | Gip: intelligance, echnical] coverage of the Soviet Endessy, 3. BA. to counter these activi of vital iaportence for U.5. 13-00000 13-00000 so pogaety: te: amt t ‘from:the- femmle operations officer vho ‘hae recently deen transferred to LILI control. It is poseiblePhat. j this operation will be transferred to a. covert: action Project, Where fous improvesent ie expected. _. “ hl. he station hes a unilat: eral physical. surveillance team, ‘five of whom have been on the team for more than three years. ‘only one Case of trouble has hewn up in this project. One agent , had uinated deceuse he talked too mich ané tried to black- Gee officer. The use of the polygraph hes been most = * in “control of this team, which has been generally: effec ; ha. - the station 1s {ty committed in the technical field with a large sudio operation (run Joint “with the Mexican Govern-’ a4 (LIBUVOY), os, well as exilo operation (uireat). 24 Po ee fon has been imag ive in. approaches to ‘problems i willing to examine and experizent vith the unusual. Mi eceanle of this ia the ions link between the stetion/ and we prinel« 24 yal agent of: Which will be discussed. later. (43. The LXENVOY operation, | ‘Beeyiouely, meutiones in Sonnection | with Soviet operations, resulted: fros [an . ‘eix years’ 0 24 from President Lopes Mateos] After considerable discussions, the operation vas approved, provid Mextean Government vould in- 2g, ad clude Soviet. and fatellite targets, ani such other targets as were obvioua/to the Mexican "}t6 be of concern tte 29 Uatted States. ‘project is manned ty [selected Mexican Army 2 . ave carefully screened end paid high incentive wages, _ off Fessioe ister wulneredility ‘te bribery./ er privileges add to | high esprit de corps essential to on operet ion. The unit is managed by © coreer agent ho treneaite the {eke regularity se i the atation by clandestine means. This project been fruitful ; in intelligence reports and has been of value in operational Leas a4 and in/CE/Ox| intorsstion. | Tee The project also has a visual surveil- lance and & photo-surveillance capability. It-wes thie project which provided data on the actions of Lea Harvey Onvald in his famous visit. eg Maxico Gity. = — yh—opvtounly, ‘the station cannot’ be content to have the: a 4S fexfoen Government knowledgeable of a1) ite anti-conmmnist cperé- a .; fetone. Therefore, the station bas contimed | ite untleteral audio |} eee aaa ae hy 13-00000 & none J Tee REE) is cty net TT TAL ES RES ne ey ty BRL d ais tt ae ea SERys GD Looe “@e Bxelude routine travel inforention and CI/Cck information from S208 and CS reports; and, d. Use the cable channel only for reports that are periahable or are of special intelligeme interest. i ime Se eee hia direction ef operations, the chief of station eli 13-00000 GMysrcnes - ere aseisting in sone. reduction of the personality: “files. . Regiatry also handles the pouching. This tesk ie also the lergeut in the WH Division, particularly in lateral pouching. On one occa- sion, at Headg ere’ request, Mexico City handled the lateral . ; stations and bases of one document. ae Gaibing provi onnel assigned to the Registry. 1 nel problems in the Registry are many and diversified. heer the: Limited mmber o . station. pointing out. to him a conscientious all nexbers of the station to reduce the workload in the Registry i. In this connection, we suggested that % individual cept the responsibility for periodic cleaning of : little time off, including . We feel that one of the _ be re-evaluated for possible upgrat- Geputy chief of Registry. . ho. 78 [ Division, request the Director of te conduct « review of the finetion of » Regt etry, Mexico City Btation, to deter- au @ positio should be " . - 23 ¢ . BECRET. pale 13300000 __ ‘fis SECRET with the Cerise vision, files held ae City, in | | | ie ani future operations {a Mexico. Ss ona of the great sls
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14-9000 104-10301-10011 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ae 2° > SEP26.199¢ 3:23PM 9 , mo ee cee NO.279 Pic SECRET The Special Investigations Group of the CI Staff (CI/SIG) CI/SIG (the Special Investigations Group) did not exist prior to the establishment of the CI Staff in early 1955, Its major functions as described in CSI No, 70-1 of March 1955 are much more modest than the functions ascribed to it in a write-up by the Staff in early 1973. The 1955 description of functions is as follows: 7 "Special Investigation Unit "Major Functions "Performs the CI investigation and analysis of any known or potential security leak in the Clandestine Services organization, whether in headquarters or in the field, from the standpoint of its effect on (1) existing operations, and (2) the cover of personnel. In performing this function, maintains close working relations with the Security Office, the latter being primarily concerned in such cases from Agency sectrity rather than an operational security stand- poirt,'' By 1973 the description of tasks which had been assigned to CI/SIG or which they had absorbed during the course of events over a period of nearly two decades provides a much broader range of functions and responsibilities, They are listed as follows; "CI/Special Investigations Group "1, Conducts research into the long-range validity of CIA operations in terms of known or potential hostile capabilities, including penetrations, and of Agency security. "2, Carries out coordination with the Office of Security in such cases. "3. Maintains and uses sensitive counterintelligence holdings, including certain Comint and defector materials, to match these against operational and personality data and thus to derive operational leads. "4, Coordinates and cooperates with counterintelligence and security elements of other departments and agencies of the USG to detect, tabulate, and take counter-action against hostile plans or approaches abroad for the recruitment of American officials (American Targets Program). SECRE T 144 -~ 14-0000 W.e13 low "S. Plays a direct role in sensitive counterintel-_ ligence liaison with closely allied foreign intelligence services on hostile penetration plans and operations, "6. Reviews: compatibility between cover and assignments of CIA staff members. "7, Maintains central data on leaks to the news media and assists the Office of Security, as necessary, in determining the sources of leaks. "8, Maintains central data on the nature and extent of known compromise of Agency staff personnel to intelligence services, whether liaison or hostile. 2 "9, Prepares studies of individuals, including [journalists) whose foreign intelligence connections are a source of concern. 10, Carries out additional and sensitive tasks as assigned by the C/CI," The first chief of the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) (as it was called in CST NO. 70-1) was Birch O'Neal, a former FBI officer who had transferred to CIA after World War I1,* In the mid-fifties,SIG had rather slim picking and appears to have spent most of its time investigating various aspects of the [Lemay Foiti7 complex (the [boris “Norrod] case) as it affected US interests based on information the Agency acquired from foreign sources. Then in. 1962 SIG received its biggest shot in the arm with the defection of Golitsyn who brought with him several dozen leads to American citizens including some supposedly in CIA. The handling of these leads was assigned to SIG by Angleton, including the information emanating from Golitsyn, which related to foreign countries. Thus O'Neal and his assistant, Jean Evans, played a major role in directing the handling of the Golitsyn leads (or "Serials" as Angleton invariably called them). The activity continued through- out the sixties reaching its apex in the period 1964-65 when the HONETOL investigations (of CIA staff officers) was at its most *The term Special Investigations Group (SIG) became common usage in the sixties but no exact date can be assigned for this change. SECRET 1457 3 ) Ye 14-0000 '* SER/28.1998 3:28PM ag NO.E79 P.4 ys. { , iad 1 » Kew" SECRET 98 4 [Isract, and a contract agent in New York. In addition to the Office of the Chief (including two special assistants and a Secretariat) the Staff was composed of seven "Divisions" and four "Groups.”} y 2 For fiscal year 1958 the CI Staff budget was sf, 650, 000). 2y The sun of {1,800,004 was allotted for Fiscal Year 1959, and. 2 82,060,006] was to be requested for 1960. Specific figures were quoted in the appropriate sections for projects or support, such as travel. ‘Otherwise the budget was almost solely for salaries of Staff personnel. The survey next gave brief attention to deception, agreeing that it had to be carefully compartmented and that it best belonged jn the CI Staff. On the subject of the “Special Investi- gation Unit, however, the survey took its first serious exception te to the organization and operation of the Staff stating: - "Hence, in order not to contaminate a senior staff (CI Steff) with Agency employee investigation and/or .exploitation, this should be done by individuals with CE ability within a special section of the Office of Security. It is ; "Recommended that: ‘a, The DD/P release for assignment to the Office of Security several individuals, as may be appropriate, of proven CE ability to handle and exploit all cases of CE aspect involving Agency personnel; ". SID and its function be eliminated from CI Staff; and "c. The DCI approve the above recommendations." The survey team took special note of the Projects Branch of | CI Staff, the section that handled the mail opening project. How it was operated and viewed in 1959 is not without interest in view of its subsequent role in the “Family Jewels" issue when . it was revealed to the Rockefeller and “Church Committees. Thus it is revealing to note the 1959 survey found nothing wrong with SECRET 49 Spe 14-0000 ° (s yo? ' , a ft oe {ss Teale its Reape: angele pgm tee oy te _ : : . , ent Serer ae US By ee. ook, 2 ade shed . . the mail opening program except they worried about its security and also thought it would be more effective if expanded. This is how the survey described the project in 1959: "a. The Project Branch conducts a project of censorship within the US of mail from the USSR which is called HTLINGUAL. Originally this project was developed by the Office of Security at the request of SR Division in 1952. Its purpose was to identify and to obtain samples of handwriting and basic back- ground facts on long established correspondence between persons in the USSR and the United States. Such information was to be used operationally to sustain any communications with secret writing, _which would likely pass the Soviet censors and could be picked up in the U.S.A. The interception is done at the central Post Office in New York, and the letters are delivered to the Agency for processing and return. As the need for Soviet communication ' camouflage lessened with the increase of legal travel to and from the USSR the Project was re- oriented and expanded toward direct CI and FI goals in September 1956, and it was taken over by the CI Staff. ; 27 ~ "b. At present this sroup,jncludes live] employees in New York and[fiftéep] at Headquarters, « Those in New York are under the Office of Security;.. those in Headquarters under the CI Staff. The yearly cost is the total of the various salaries, "c. The primary purposes of this Project are to produce CE information, operational leads and any positive intelligence that can be gleaned from the mail. "d, The operation in New York photographs about 50,000 envelopes per month out of a total of about 200,009 ‘letters coming from the USSR to in- dividuals in the U.S.A. via New York, These films are forwarded to Headquarters and examined in the ’Projects Branch and some 10,000 of them are selected on the basis of Agency interest in the areas of origin in Russia. These 10,000 negatives are then made into prints, and the names of the addressees are recorded alphabetically on IBM cards. From the IBM cards RI makes a continuing record and a copy of this record of names is returned to the Projects Branch. . "e, About 1,000 of these intercepts are opened per month in New York by the Office of Security, the letters verifaxed and copies sent to the Projects Branch at Headquarters. There is a watch list of some 500 names on file both in the Branch at Head-. quarters and in the Security Office in New York and any letters coming from or going to any of the names SECRET 50 14-0000 1 . omit ree te wrens ‘ Nee 7 . a hg ~ “SECRET on this list are opened. This watch list is revised quarterly. It is made up of names of interest princi- pally to CI, SR Division, and the Security Office, and includes names listed by the FBI. "f, There are trained linguist-analysts in the Branch who extract information of interest from the intercepts, and the disseminabjlity of this information is determined by the Chief of Projects Branch. At present the rate of dissemination from Projects Branch runs at an average of about 150 per month and the number is. increasing. Sixty percent of these dissemina-. tions are positive intelligence. The disseminations :.~ are controlled by the Deputy Chief of CI Staff. "g. SR Division’ has obtained valuable operational leads from this Project, and the FBI wants as much>* information as it can get by this means. . "h, There are 40 individuals in CIA who are officially cleared to know about this Project, These include members of SR Division, Office of Security, CI Staff, and RI Machine Records, COPS, DD/P, DD/S, Director of Personnel (due to his previous service in the DD/P) and the Chief, FI Staff. The DCI, DDCI and the IG Staff also have access. to the Project. w"i. It would appear from present results that much moTreevalue could be obtained from this Project if more intercepts were opened. Project Branch is at present» handling four times as much volume as it did in the past with the same number of personnel and at the same cost. “Its staff at Headquarters is capable of handling 2,000 per month with the present T/0, but the New York staff could not supply that number of opened intercepts unless its personnel was increased. It is felt by the Branch that a rate of 4,000 intercepts per month would be a good future goal. It is estimated that this would require an increase of one interceptor, one secretary and one letter opener in New York and an addition to Project Branch at Headquarters of four linguist-analysts, four clerical personnel and one reports officer. "j. The Office of Security, which works with Project Branch, is agreeable to the’ gradual expansion of the operation. It would be in favor of expanding at present to the extent of opening more intercepts, and 7 taking samples of these intercepts for S. W. This could be done by the aforementioned increase of Security Office personnel in New York without an immediate increase in the Headquarters staff. It would be operationally much more feasible if a secure room could be obtained in the Post Office in New York for their sole use.. Since the DCI made the original arrangement for this operation with the Chief Postal Inspector, any changes in the system of operation should be made in the same way. This is the only level at which such arrangements could be accom- ; plished securely." _ SECRET 51 14.90000 ‘ Ge . Kone o..-: ‘ meente igi HE ap ogee pen EER RR aR, Beka a. versus area division prerogative in the conduct of operations. Noting that there might have been some immediate reasons for the CI Staff to take on operational aspects in its efforts to increase CI activity, nevertheless it concluded these reasons were not necessarily based on the best operational and organizational pro- cedures and methods. ‘The normal staff functions, the survey opined, could be carried out effectively with a much smaller but highly experienced staff whose impact and counsel would more favorably be received by the operating elements of the DD/P. The team also concluded that there had been insufficient attention given to penetrating hostile intelligence organizations and recommended that: ; "Chief, CI direct the efforts of the Cl Staff: toward the development of programs for the aggressive pursuit of penetration activity against hostile intelligence services." Ina forward to the report, the “Inspector General of the day, Lyman “Kirkpatrick, directed special attention to one particular . aspect of CI work. "The “Special Investigation Division assists the Office of Security in using DD/P assets to trace leads concerning CIA employees. This is probably a necessary assist to the Office of Security but should be handled with the utmost of discretion and security. It would be very seriously damaging to the efforts’ of the CI Staff if it ever became known that it was engaged ‘in any_ . activities involving CIA employees. An analgous situation is the stir caused by the occasional misimpression created abroad that CIA reports on‘other US Government employees. Thus within CIA the. Office of Security must be the sole unit to bear the stigma of being concerned with fellow employees." \ Unfortunately this sensible warning was not heeded by CI Staff management, or by the management of the Clandestine Service as a whole for that matter. Instead, in.the mid~1960s the CI, Staff, with SIG in the vanguard, hypnotized by the allegations v of Golitsyn, launched HONBTOL - the active investigation of. numerous Agency employees (five in particular) - with generally SECRET 55 14-0000 CSEP.28, . 1998 t .é 3:30PM A NO.279 BECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN had written a provecative analysis that found Nosenko bona fide and challenged as incorrect the Monster Plot assessments to the contrary. Even more provocative, he had provided a copy directly to then DDCI Richard Helms when stymied within tha Soviet Division in promoting his view. Kalaris first learned of this well after McCoy joined the staff, when McCoy himself told him. Angleton, on the other hand, was certainly not unaware of this part of McCoy's background, and it is likely that he and Rocca and Miler interpreted Kalaris's selection of McCoy as evidence that Kalaris was out to discredit then. Kalaris, originally having been summoned home to take over temporarily until a replacement. for Angleton could be found, had a title in the beginning as “Acting Chief, crlors.* In March, Nelson told him, "We haven't found anybody yet," and as time went on it looked increasingly as if he and colby were not going to find anyone. But by this time Kalaris was becoming intrigued with what he was doing, and with the potential of the job. fie went back co[srasitial’7 to see his family in late March, and when he returned he told Nelsen he would take the job on a permanent basis. In June, the “Acting” was dropped and Kalaris became Chief, CIOPS. What Kalaris Found... The state of Affaire As he looked around, Kalarig found what struck him as a desolate situation. Mountains of traffic were coming in to the staff, but none of it seemed to be of much importance. The staff had no relationship vith the Soviet Division or 6 SECRET SENATTIVE NOTFORN P.8 Q a ee a | _ —_m hlUES OR men | MEY Ea 14-0000 = fee la . ) SEP. 28.1998 Ve 2: 3:38PM A NO. 279 BECRET SENSITIVE NOYORN any of the other geographic divisions. If the divisions had t any significant cases, Kalaris was unaware of them because the divisions were giving him nothing of substance. McCoy's arrival in the staff made thie picture unmistakably clear since, fresh from SE Division and a position therein that made him privy to virtually al] the division's sensitive cases, he was able to tel) Kalaris what he was missing on the SE front. It also before long became evident that there was an element of a two-way street in thie eituation. Soviet-East European cases were discovered in CY Staff files that the area divisions had never been informed of or had only limited information about. Thase included such cases as MORINE (8 past FBI source of voluminous GRU operational documents who was known to the Soviet Division but whose operational leads had been shared neither with that division nor with the other geographic divisions in whose territory the Soviet agents were working) ;[ KITTYHAWK] (a KGB officer who had contacted CIA during a visit to the United States several years back and who figured in a double-agent gane being run by the FBI) ; [GRIDIRON] (Leslie Jamas Bennett, former senior officer in Soviet counterespionage in the Canadian RCMP who had resigned from that service in 1972 under a cloud of suspicion engendered by the Angleton staff and its guru Anatoliy Golitsyn--a case never briefed to / either SE or EUR Division); and {we tvor) also known as [ozone] ( Eonatantin Dunitracneson, a Romanian jintelligence officer who defected in [istaei) in 1972 and subsequently came to this country and was debriefed by CIOPS officers, but whose information and leads had not been furnisned to the axea @ivisions) . Many of the people in the staff had been hand-picked by Angleton. They had been in their jobs for a number of years and were well settled into their way of doing things. So 7 SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN P.9 14-0000 SEP.26.1998 3:31PM A CLCREL GENGITLVE NUFURM NO.279 °° «=F .18 vos ' oan wall in fact that: most had given up hope of ever going anywhere else or accomplishing anything new. Compartmentation was a way of life, and management was remote from the rank and file. Kalaris was appalled to learn that his chief of support, who had worked in the staff for four or five years, had never mat Angleton; he had only Ff seen him from a distance, The overall atmosphere seemed to Kalaris to be conditioned by doublethink and mirrors. Compartmentation in the Angleton staff had been carried to such extremes, however, as to become counterproductive. With Angleton not. disposed to be forthcoming with his successor, and Rocca and Miler taking their lead from him (and Hood already having left the staff and the Agency some months earlier), it was difficult for the Kalaris team to find out what the staff had been doing. Like the blind men and the elephant, the parsonnel below the top leadership had never been exposed to more than thair own narrow slice of staff activities, and accordingly even with the best of will they were limited in what they were able to tell the new management. The MORINE' case (see below) provided a vivid illustration of this point. McCoy, with his Soviet Division background, was particularly struck at the almost total absence of Soviet Ff expertise in the staff. There was no Russian language capability and no realistic area knowledge, and what experiance there was in Soviet matters was dated and limited. This was the case not only in R&A, but in the Operations Group as well. One of the first things Kalaris had to do after assuming office was find out what was in the 6afes and vaults in the Angleton premises. This ultimately took months, as there were several vaults and many safes containing among them large quantities of paper. All this a t SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN 14-0000 ee ee ee eee _SEP. 28. 1998 . 1 ls 3:32PM Ri NO.279 SECRET GENSITIVE NOFORN had to be reviewed, and not only for the purpose of determining what it was all about. Significant segments: of this material, it was discovered, were unique to the CI Staff and had never been integrated into the DO file and records system. Information from the mail-intercept program, for example, was indexed inside the CI Staff, put reflected nowhere outside. Other material largely duplicated files maintained by other elements. Some files contained Mostly press clippings. Decisions had to bé made and action taken, item by item, on indexing, transfer of files, determinations of what needed to be retained and what could or should be destroyed, etc. As the magnitude of this task became evident, arrangements were made for personnel from IMS to be detailed to the etaff on a long-term basis to go through the material. In a vaulted area across from Angleton's office a couple of safes were found for which no combination could be located, and which accordingly had to be drilled by specialists from the Office of Security. Kalaris rejects as untrue the image conveyed in Mangoid's hook about Angleton that has him personally leading SWAT teams of safecrackers as they went about opening the Angleton safeas,* but it is correct that he was present during the drilling. He had Naver seen this operation performed before, and was interested to observe how it was done. Some curious and some disquieting things turned up as the new team gradually made its way through the Cl Staff premises. --On the lighter side, in one safe two Bushman bows and some arrows were found. Concerned about the poesibility that the arrows might be poisoned, Kalaris had them sent-- * Tom Mangold, Cold Warrior, Simon & Schuster, 1991, pp. 327-330 wa 9 BECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN P. 11 14-0000 “SEP.28.1998 3:33PM A SECRET BENSITIVE NUFUKA NO. 279 very carefully--to OTS for examination.* When they were retuxned, with a judgment that they were harmless, Kalaris gave them to Angleton as a personal memento. VF ° CI ‘Staff Memo CI 136-75, 10 July 1975 ‘ho SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN P. 12 —— nenesie A 14-0000 = 86 6 =e cm 8 oom ee ewe. oe . 4 * “SEP. 26.1998 Vs 3:33PM A NO. 279 ‘GECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN --In a more gerious vein, files vere found on the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and his brother ‘Robert F. Kannedy. These included autopsy pictures of the remains of Robart Kennedy. Although Nosenko's account of the KGB'6é involvement with Lee Harvey Oswald and his denial that the KGB had anything to do with the murder of John Kennedy ‘might reasonably explain an Angleton interest in the John Kennedy assassination, neither Kalaris nor Blee, with whom Kalaris cansulted on thie bizarre finding, had any idea why Angleton had the pictures. Neither could they think of any reason why it was appropriate for CI Staff files to contain them. They were accordingly destroyed. --Angleton's dogged pursuit, inspired by Golitsyn and his theories, of Saviet intelligence penetration of CIA had led to secret investigations, stretching ever a period of many years, of over forty serving CIA officers. Known a6 the HONETOL cases, and later sometimes referred to in the popular literature as the Great Molehunt, this activity had produced extensive files in the CI Staff.* In addition, eeverai hundred files were found on American citizens who were not CIA personnel but on whom Golitsyn analysis had similarly cast some sort of KGB shadow. Among the most noteworthy of these were files on W. Averell Harriman and Henry Kissinger. Most of these files were composed entirely of newspaper reports and a few FBI reports. --Classified materials, in quantities that ultimately filled several packing boxes, were eventually found in Golitsyn's possession at nis[upseat new York/ farm hause. Some of this material consisted of personnel-type files on CIA staff officers. Golitsyn, who resisted returning these s documents when Kalaris sant people to retrieve then, ‘ * The term “HONETOL,* used as an acronym, allegedly derives from a combination of parts of the last name of FBI Director John Edgar Hoover and the first name of Soviet KGB defector and Angleton guru Anatoliy Golitsyn. 11 SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN P.13 ae 14-0000 4 Sir .ec. loss V6 2p le-7 3? arH H NO. 279 SECRET SENGITIVE NOFORN a maintained that Angleton and Miler had given these files to him to review and to keep as long as he needed them, and he was not finished with them yet. Ultimately, all the files that were found were retrieved from Golitsyn, though it has never been possible to be certain that this represented all the files that he in fact had. -~A potentially explosive find surfaced in June: a bag of mail from the mail-intercept--HTLINGUAL--progqram. It had been the public exposé of HTLINGUAL and the MHCHAOS program, infiltration of domestic leftist and dissident groups in search of insidious foreign sponsorship, in a front page story by Seymour Hersh in The New York Times on 22 December 1974 that had precipitated Colby's decision to force © Angleton's retirement, and led to establishment in 1975 of the Rockefeller Commission on CIA Activities in the United States, and the Church (Senate) and Pike (House) committees to investigate CIA and its activities. Both these programe had been CI Staff responsibilities. CIA was receiving letters from citizens who believed CIA had intercepted their mail, a CI Staff representative had just finished briefing the Senate Select Committee Start on the subject,* and Colby en 16 July would he making a etatement on the mail-intercept program before the Postal Facilities, Mail, and Labor Management Subcommittee of the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee. The bag of mail was a hot potato. Kalaris's memorandum to ADDO Blee dated 3 July 1975 tells the story. ** "1. In the course of preparing for a move of CI Project materials from one vault to another, we found, on top of a shelf, a dispatch [dated] 27 March 1972 from{cos Panama city] to Chief WE. This dispatch forwarded 114 items mailed from the Soviet Union to various persons in the U.S. _- 3 +firnest Taikerdanag) CI 088-75, 17 June 1975 ee CI 113-75, 3 July 1975 . 42 GECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN P. 14 14-0000 ’ “SEP.26.1998 3:34PM A no.279 Ps f A ‘ BECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN \ These had been in a package delivered to a doctor in the lo 16-7 _ feanal zone), who turned them ovar to the [Station] which in turn forwarded them to Headquarters. The dispatch was passed to CI Staff by WH Division in 1972. A note on the os dispatch indicates that CI Staff took no action other than to process the materials into its files; but the cI Project continued to hold the originals. At the time CI Projact theorized that a mailing label on a package fron(Olympus 27 Corporation] in New Hyde Park, New York, to the fcanat zone] doctor had fallen off the package for the doctor, and been erroneously fastened toe the package containing the Soviet mail. "2. This is the only case as far as we know in which the original mail has been held by this Agency. In all other cases we examined the mail, opened it surreptitiously, photographed it, and put it back into the mail channels for delivery to the addressee. Thus, this presants us with a peculiar problem. The letters have all been opened with a letter opener. We do not know at what point along the way the letters were opened. "3. We solicit your advice. There seams to be at least two courses which we might pursue. We could send these items to the people to whom they are addressed, under cover of a letter explaining how we had acquired the mail and apologizing for our delay in forwarding it. Another course of action would be to reinsert the mail into the postal system by forwarding it under cover of a memorandum to the U.S. Postal] Service, In the memorandum we would state that the mail came into our hands overseas, and was inadvertently held. The memorandum would further state that & this Agency does not know at what point the mail was opened. “Attachments: 114 Items 2 [iungarian custdn's {sic} Declarations/ i 5] BECRET GENSTTIVE NOFORN V4 C 14-0000 SEP. 28.1998 vs Ver 3: 35Pi1 A . NO.279 * ‘ GECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN 1 U.S. Registered Mail/Return Receipt 65 Post Cards 25 Letters 2 1 Gvedisn custom's (sic} Declarations] ~-The person who brought the letters to Kalaria, the supervisor of the summar employee who actually found then, was known to be an Angleton loyalist, and Kalaris could see a trap unfolding in front of him if he mishandled the matter. The deliverer could be expected to tell Angleton just what was done with the letters, and Angleton to find ways to exploit any ill] conceived decisions. After due deliberation, the staff of the Senate committee was informed, and on 16 July, not quite two weeks after the initial memorandum on this subject, the DCT sent the mail to the Postmaster General under cover of a letter explaining the situation. The Postmaster General in turn sent a copy of this letter, along with the actual mail and a letter of his own, to each addressee. The Postmaster General's letter referred to “apparent interception and acknowledged retention of this mail py the CIA," and described the matter as "a serious violation of your rights" and “abuse of the mails."* In due course some of the recipients wrete letters to the DCI asking whether CIA had dossiers on them. . in April a folder with some|MORINE. material was found in an R&A safe and delivered to McCoy, who, believing that he had stumbled upon an overlooked vein of counterintelligence gold, brought the matter to Kalaris's attention. HORINE in fact had not been overlooked by Angleton, but this was not apparent at the time. The discovery of this folder le@ to a memorandum to Nelson a few rau days later, entitled “Skeletons in the CIOPS Closet, * OF 180-75, 15 August 1975 se SECRET SENSITIVE NOPORN 14-0000 ’ tile ’ »SEP. 28.1998 Fr 3136PM A NO.279 SECRET SENSITIVE NOFoRN the etaff, on its own and wien coordination with the division, had passed to (foreign liaison) a copy of a Fiss ~ containing division-controlled NOFORN information. co: 5. sposal an The paper-and-records problem was high on the agenda of issues that needed to be addressed. The quantity that the Angleton vaults and safes contained was almost overwhelming, and much of this had never been made available outside the staff. Integration of this uniqua data into the DO records system not only made common sense; it was an obvious prerequisite to the staff rejoining the directorate. Kalaris had no problem in principle with the concept of keeping certain information within the staff, as SE did with ite fazsTorac# system, but the Angleton team had gone overboard. Whether for reasons of bureaucratic style or fear of penetration of the Agency, information of all kinds and from ail kinds of sources had been held privately. All this had first to he reviewed to identify what was appropriate to retain and what was not, and the appropriate then made retrievable. In the wake of the Rockefeller Commission investigation and the Church and Pike committee hearings, the Agency and the DO were busy writing regulations and providing guidelines to operating elements on what was and was not proper activity, particularly vis-a-vis US persons. For the cI Staff, this heavily involved definitions of subjects and activities that merited staff attention. Executive ° + Orders would later provide a framework, albeit often maddeningly imprecise, for these questions, but the first of these addressing US foreign intelligence activitites, E.0. 53 Yo SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN P. 17 hc 14-0000 4 ‘ - SER. 28.1998 Vs * 3:36PM A NO. 279 ' ; , - GECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN 11905, was not issued until February 1976." In the meanwhile, advice from the Hill and the lawyers supplied the framework. And there appeared to be hundreds, perhaps thousands of files in the Angleton staff that had been created and maintained according te criteria, e.g., anticommunism, that did not fit these guidelines. Establishment of a guideline that counterintelligence files were not to be established and maintained solely on the basis of items in the prese provided for elimination of a large percentage of the material that had been collected by the Angleton staff, prominent among this being files on Henry Kiesinger, W. Averell Harriman, and some 30-40 US congressmen, among others. Common sense provided other working guidelines such as, for example, the simplistic role of thumb: if a file has some linkage to reality, retain it; if not, destroy it. People from RID were brought in to help decide what should go into the overall records system, and what did not belong there. Some of them effectively moved into the staff. And they were not the only outsiders to do this. In July 1975 the Department of Justice sent some lawyers to review the HTLINGUAL material, and when they discovered that there were 27 boxes of it in one of the etaff vaults it was decided that the best place for them to™ do their work would be right there. Three desks were set up for them in the vault. Some statistics fram monthly reports at the time give a glimpse of the Augean task of dealing with all of this paper and records. -- January 1976: Five Branch personnel spent 2-1/2 days reviewing all files held in the branch fer a count of | * Signed by President Gerald R. Ford, February 18, 1976. $4 S SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN & P. 18 —_ ae eee llClUlCU CC Cl | 14-0000 SEP. 28.1998 ee 3:37PM A NO.279 P.19 how many of these fileé were on US citizens. Total count was 1,018 files on Americans. -- March 1976: All (41 linear feet) Golitsyn file material held in records center has been recalled and a review begun. In May six more feet were acquired from SE, -- July: CI/RGA Index currently contains about 255,000 ecards, down over 11,000 in last ten months. -- August: Golitsyn material nas now been consolidated; about 15 linear feet have been destroyed. -~ September: Approximately 40,000 cards vere destroyed; they duplicated a more complete index maintained by SE/CI. ‘== October: CI/R&A index has been purged of all cards duplicated in DO main index--over 12,000 cards were removed and destroyed. -- February 1977: Four ISG analysts were assigned to R&A to assist in the processing and integration of CI Staff records into the DO central systen. The "HONETOL" files appalled the new CI staff in their nunbers and, as they were read, their scope and the hollowness of the reeds upon which they had been built.+* HONETOL had not yet become natorious to the outeide world, but inside it was perceived as a problem of major proportions, If, on the one hand, these files actually « The term "HONETOL" maant Golitsyn leads to a penetration of the United States--CIA as well as other US institutions. This led to two kinds of files: the leads themselves, as Golitsyn provided and described them (e.g., a file on the lead “Sasha"); and files on suspects, i.e., pereons suspected of being the subject of a lead. Actual leads were | very few; suspects were very many. . 5S SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN 14-0000 ’ . VF y Sep .2eg98 3:59PM A NO.279 P.20 SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN contained evidence of a penetration of CIA, this clearly was eof vital importance. If, on the other hand, they did not, _it was important that this be recognized and the files and suspicions appropriately dealt with. Furie Fox} a lawyer by education who joined the staff in late summer 1975, was assigned to study these files. A procedure was developed whereby he reviewed each one by one, and prepared a summary of its contents. This went forward to Kalaris with, in each instance, a recommendation on the cover sheet for disposition. On file after file these cover sheets ended up saying the same thing: that the file had been reviewed, that the conclusion had been reached that there was nothing of merit in it, and the file should be destoyed. The review of the file on Richard Kovich, for example, which was eight pages long, was dated 22 December 1975.* Kalaris, concurring, sent it to ADDO Blee with a handwritten note that the material in this case would be packaged and held with instructions that it should be destroyed as soon as the Senate released CIA from its embargo on destruction, and that the summary memo and cover sheet would constitute the only future recard. The HONETOL files received steady but not priority attention. It took somewhat over a year for [Fox] to make his way through all of then. Nothing of merit was found in any of then. A special approach was developed to get the MORINE/ data into central indices. As a result of the compartmentation applied to, MORINE’ in the Angleton staff, much of the existing ‘MORINE information was squirreled away and not immediately appreciated. The rejuvenated exploitation program produced a flaad of ZRTAPFY] correspondance with field stations, but this was slow to yield indexable material. It was not until the end of 1975 that a focused 4 * Richard Kovich was one of the three CIA staff officers most severely affected by the HONETOL witch-hunt. 56 a SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN Shy CL 14.90000 SEP.28.1998 3:39PM og’ 3:39PM ; NO.279 P21 GECRET BENAITIVE NOYORN analytical effort on MORINE got underway. Beginning then with the cassette material (ec cpst) tnternational Department” trainee names), and later with country summary reports when sé analysie and liaison feedback fleshed out an understanding of GRU residency personnel and operations, ,MORINE’ data were provided by the staff to SE Division, which in turn conveyed them on to RIO0 under SE Division documant (SX) numbers as [Aestoracd information. Names of GRU officers, code names and true names (where known) of agents and davelopmentals, support assets, etc. were indexed in this fashion. Res i - The Kalaris staff inherited responsibility for 4 handful of defectors and certain contract personnel who had heen working for the Angleton staff. This responsibility was not particularly welcomed, but it had to be dealt with. yr The defectors were Golitsyn, Nosenko, Deryabin, and [Rastvorov, “and a former Romanian Jintelligence officer by the name of}/Constantin Dumitrachescu,] also known as[unpivor/if The Soviets were well known, at least by reputation, to the SE alumni on the staff, but the (Romanian was a total surprise. They had never heard of him,* zy In early 1972 the [Israeli internal service (Shin net)} had approached CIA through Angleton and asked for aseistance QO in arranging the defection and resettlement of bok * Chief, SE (Blee) had been avare of (Dunitrachesen's/ defection at the time, and had deduced, and ultimately obtained confirmation from the DDO, that Angleton had arranged to bring him to the United States and had him squirreled away. i. ee 14-0000 \ we? a ere, 7 4 SEP. 26.1998 VF ‘” SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN This would suggest that Angleton may have lacked the epportunity that others had had to observe the kinds of behavior Soviet defectors have displayed in sorting out who the important players are in matters affecting their future, and figuring out how to deal with them. * --In the eyes of some who knew him, Angleton viewed himself more as chief of an operational entity than of a staff. Few gave him high marks as an effective staff, as opposed to operations, officer. His secret travels in Weatarn Europe, not to mention to Israel, to meet with senior liaison officials with whom he had developed confidential relationships constituted a form of independent operational activity. The proposal, ultimately stillborn, | in 1965 for Angleton to develop special counterintelligence units in Vietnam*s displayed certain parallels with his | conduct. of counterintelligence abroad as Chief of the cr Staff in the way in which the local station would be | effectively cut out and command channel and communications would run direct to counterintelligence headquarters in Washington. The proposed special caunterintelligence (SCI) units for Vietnam were modeled after SCI units employed by X-2, the counterintelligence arm of the wartime OSS--where Angleton began his intelligence career. Perhaps those early experiences shaped in some way Angleton's dater preference for conducting counterintelligence--by himself, without invoivement of the araa divisions and stations. --,and What To Do About Iti Game plan The Pian In assessing the state of affairs in the staff, it did, * Angleton may have had some exposure, probably during the 1950s, to pre-War (1938) KGA defector Aleksandr Orlov. *#*#-Ak described in Clevaland C. Cram's history of the CT Staff (to 1974),[Vvol.x, pp. 1004 ££° 24, a SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN Vn C. a“ o777 BEF. 28, 1996 3? 4@PrM A SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN NO. 279 P.23 * . ' 1 ry 6treamline our procedures."* By 1976 the office of the Executive Officer of the’ | Staff included a Privacy Act Section with four positions in addition to a three-person Records and Registry Section. | (FOIA and Privacy Act requests were handled together.) But this by no means solved the problem. In the fall of 1977, | as DO ceiling and personnel reductions were being meted out and the staff was trying to gear itself to getting along with less, the DDO was advised that the staff's Privacy Act Section was 60 strained and ite personnel under so much preséure that henceforth it would not accept deadlines imposed by elements outside the staff. When requirements were received, the section would advise the requester how much time would be required te complete the work. But norma) FOIA and Privacy Act requests were not all; ~ there were also specialty ragquests that had to be met. All had the common denominator of the staff's unique files and recorde. These included such matters aa: -- FOIA requests for information concerning Lee Harvey Osewald.** Handling these required the creation of a task force of 13 operations officers and analysts, plus clerical personnel, and their full-time efforts for over a month. -- Requests for interviews and/or information from the Senate and House Select Intelligence Committees, and the Department of Justice. -- A review of the Resanberg case by a Federal court, which caused problems with reqard to related VENONA * CI 131-78, 9 July 75 *k Nosenko's assertion that he was familiar with the KGB's , . asseesmant of and involvement with Oswald in the Soviet i. Union had led to endless debriefing, analysis, and cross- checking research on this subject. 67 uw BECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN 14-0000 ? SEP. 28. 1898 3:41PM A SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN NO. 279 ‘ n United Statea: “In each case you open a file on there nust be a demonstrable Cf interest. Please assure that thie guideline is followed meticulously." , eub e e~ Was charged with the és conduct of and coordination on double agent operations abroad. Since the vast majority of DA cases were run by the US military services, the FBI, or--in some instances-- “foreign-liaison services, the branch was very heavily a coordinator rather than active runner of operations. [axe o io 76 -- Was charged with coordination with the area divisions on matters of CI interest, and with stimulating CI disciplines and practices in the area divisions and field stations. The centerpiece of the branch's activity was management and conduct of the CI Survey program. Consisting itself only of the branch chief and two clericals, the branch staffed its survey teams with detailees from the area divisions and CI Staff officers borrowed from other branches of the staff, both Ops and R&A. one Branch -- Was charged with operations designed to counter and disrupt the activities abroad of foreign intelligence services inimical to US f interests. Charlies Anderson, an LA Division officer who was) brought in to the staff by Sternfield to head the branch, had had considerable experience in CA operations, and the branch's activities reflected this background. virtually all had a clear CA character, from promotion of a hook about the Tupamdros and terrorism in Uruguay, to a press campaign in Europe designed to expose the Curiel apparatus as an _inetrument of Soviet intelligence, to a paper on the Cuban intelligence residency in Chile during the Allende regime. Primary orientation was toward Latin America, with heavy as focus on terrorist organizations and activities. Anderson's operations tended to be highly imaginative, often complex, / 71 SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN 14-0000 SEP £6 ’°96 65:20PM } . 8 BECRET / NOFORN PAPER: THE IMS TEAM FINALLY GOFS HOME In May 1980 the IMS analyst group detailed to the CI Staff to deal with the paper inherited from the Angleton Staff finally completed its work and returned to IMS, In all, @auring the preceding four and a half years some 600 feet of CI Staff files had been reviewed, about 375 feet by IMS and 225 feet by CI Staff personnel The Analysis Group matin index had been reduced from 500,000 cards in 1975 to 28,000, DERYABIN RETIRES Peter (Petr) Deryabin retired in January 1981 on the eve ef hig 60th birthday, One of the early group of KGB officers to come to the West following the death of Stalin in 1953, he had defected in Vienna in 1954. Since that time he had been continually assaciated with, and in effect a ward of the CI Staff. For a number of years he, along with other defectors, . 14 8 ECRET / NOFORN
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tal . - ae ‘104-10302-10000 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | i 4 . , 0 a. . : , . noe a e 1 : eed { | Exocutive Ragistry “Ber esES 25 July 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting on CA Matters with the Panel of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board ~ 1. On 20 July 1962, the Director and the Deputy Director (Plans) wet with Messrs. Robert Murphy, Gordon Gray, William Langer, and J. Patrick Coyne to discuss certain aspects of the Agency's Political Action Programs. The Director sat with the Panel from 10:30 'til noon, the Deputy Director (Plans) was present from 10:30 to 12:30 and from 2:00 to 3:30. 2. The Director opened the discussion with a historical description of the Agency's covert financial support to political parties in the fight against Commmism. He described in detail the procedures now in effect whereby Political Action Projects ara originated, staffed out, and cleared with appropriate elements of Government. He pointed out that each project mst have bis epproval prior to its circulation to the members of the Special Group. At this point, he digressed to inform the Pane] that reconnaissance overflights are now approved by the Special Group and subsequently by the President. He said that this same procedure applies to peripheral flights although to a lesser de- gree. He terminated this part of the discussion by stating that in his opinion “all covert action programs are now handled in an orderly, CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM ~ RELEASE AS SANITIZED 1998 correct mamer". ar * w~ 2a Be The Director then Genaribed in some ) detadl heency covert — . financial support in the recent ffersJotections, the last [ircel elections, "and the[Fimtolj election. He also described our activities in con- nection with the Ttelian political parties. Following this, he covered our plans for the upcoming/Brasilian/elections. He touched on our thoughts with regard to the political situation in fritish Gulang h. At this jumetere, the Director discussed Agency labor opera- "tions. He read to ‘the group a short paper which outlined our support to: enti Commis labor unions in[rrénes] end[Itely} our work through the foray and our relationships with /imerican]labor and the sssistance | [Tnttea stated unions /have given ug. 5. Agency support to cultural organizations was raised by 7 Dr. Langer, and the Director covered in some detail the current status of our support plus that of the Ford Foundation to the Congress for Cultursl Freedom and the International Commission of Juriste. He touched on the Asia Foundation, and our desire to try to obtain the ‘services of Mr. Livingston Merchant to head it. 6. In the time remaining to kin, the Director, went over with the Panel. country by country an extended list of political parties and leaders supported by the Agency throughout the world. What he did not have an opportunity to cover in this list the Deputy Director (Fans) finished during the remainder of the morning and during the afternoon session. hy ‘Distribution: Original 7. Also in the afternoon, the Deputy Director (Plans) read to . the Panel a paper on Operation Mongoose which the Director had used — earlier in the day for briefing the President. This paper was used on the instruction of the Director. The ‘Panel asked questions about Agency activity Anvelving Cuba, all of which were answered with the exception of one having to do with the role of the Attorney General. This query was raised by Mr. Gray who recognized and gracefully ace cepted the fact that he was not answered directly. 8. Before the afternoon session adjourned, the Panel raised the — question of the total. doller amount. of funds expended. annually for covert action. The Deputy Director (Plans) showed then a chart con piled ty DDP-2G, dated h April 1962. This chart gives the precise . dollar enounts expended annually. These figures vary from the Congres- gional ones since the support slice is not ineluded. vende” ame Deputy Director (Plans) - The Director 1 ce = Exec. Director 1 co - 0/CA-I0 1 ce = DD/P MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJEGT: Meeting on CA Matters with the Panel of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board . 1. On 1 November, the Deputy Director (Plans) met with Messrs. Robert Murphy, Gordon Gray, and J. Patrick Coyne to present a follow-up briefing on the Agency's political action programs since the one held on 20 July 1962. The mesting lasted from 2:30 to k:h5. 2. There was little discussion on Guba. In response to Mr. Murphy's inquiry, I told him that a good intelligence job had been done but that I thought it desirable to have this studied by _ the Board on the basis of a paper which the Director was having pre- _ pared and which Mr. Kirkpatrick had assured Mr. Coyne would be sub- “mitted to the Board after the Director had had an opportunity to re- view it. 3. The Gras{atan]otention program was covered in considerable detail. Points covered were: (a) the reason for the program, (b) the manner in which candidates were chosen, (c) the amount of money in- volved, (d) the metinds of funding, and (e) the coordination of State and the Agency ‘on the entire scenario. Following the presentation of the factual olenentd there was considerable discussion of the politi- cal situation in (frasti] ana the direction in which that Governnent seemed to be tending. . 13-00000 4 no e =2 = bh. GIA-sponsored activities at the Helsinki Youth Festival vas the next iten presented. A full report was given which followed care- fully the > post nortan written by the CA Staff. 5. As for Ca activities in the remainder of Latin America, the following countries were covers’ Dominican Republic, Chile, ek and [Yenesuela]. fais) and rition Guians/were then ,tonstoa on, with — particular reference to the sensitivity of tne[os ta) cooperation on the latter. 6 Jn Southeast Asia, an up-to-date report was presented on operations in Laos, South Vietnam, and North Vietnam. Problems in connection with North Vietnamese operations were specifically identi-~ fled. 7. On the [Sino~Indtan conflict, the Panel was made aware of pending and current requests from the([Indian aa oxy] for assistence in the training of guerrilla forces. The role of the Tibetans was also _ identified. In response to a query from Mr. Murphy, I said that I ‘| did not gee any requirenent at this tine for an inerease of our perma- | nent establishment in ina) expressing the opinion that any trainers and paramilitary experts which we might send could be covered for us by the indians] | 8. Tn Barope, Ch prograns in the following areas were wp dated: Berlin, France and nase et Foieni) ana Grprus) oh 13-00000 ~3- _. Mir. Murphy seemed particularly interested in ths level of activity . in Italy and our efforts to cut it back. i "9. At one point in the briefing, I spoke of the change in status of the African-American Institute and told of our negotiations | with the Ford Foundation on the Congress for Cultural Freedom. I | mentioned the Department of State veto on passing finds to fiocnten Roberto There was some discussion of the Yemen and associated problems. Here, I sinply gave an intelligence briefing on the Yemen and the effects of the revolution there on Saudi Arabia and the British position in the Aden Protectorate. — lone 13-Q0000 _...... ; - Ee) .UNcASSIFIED =]. Pa, [CONFIDENTIAL (1 SECRET ~- ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET | | " Office of the DD/P Rm. 3-C-34—Hdars. | 2 - NOV 1962 TO: (Officer designation, room number, and ~ building) COMMENTS {Number each comment’ to. show from. whem J . : , . : to > whom: : "Draw C) Nine across ) columa, after each comment. ).. - Yeats 610 “einere O secret CONFIDENTIAL §=[] jse-onty L-) UNCLASSIFIED” Geo 1961: O—3593646 We 13-00000 a sae 7 oe . eo that he had been informed ia New Yor | Executive Regisity MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting on CA Matters. with the Panel of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board — 1. On iS April, at DDP's request, I met with Messrs. Robert Murphy, Gordon Gray, and J. Patrick Coyne to brief them on major ' covert action developments since their previous briefing on 2 November 1962. The meeting lasted from 10:00 to 12:15. 2 At Mr. Murphy's request, I began with a description of our electoral operations as ppeproved by the Special Group in Chile, the Dominican Republic, (B ail] and Guatemala, Mr. Murphy was particularly concerned with the situation in(Brazil] and both he aad Mr. Gray found it difficalt to anderstand why the State Department 6 continued to provide large-scale economic assistance whea Kouliart/ had to date refused to clean house of the Communists and fellow travelera both within the government and the labor movement. They were interested in knowing that we werg in toach with some of the military leaders who are opposed to(Goulart] and they seemed to feel that a military coup af, some point might be preferable to allowing a coantry/as large and péwerfal as Brasil/te drift into the hands of the opposition. Both gentlemen wished to know the amounts that we had expended in these electoral operations and our own estimate of the results, They did not question either the need for intervention or the size of our effort; although in the[Chilead case Mr. Murphy wanted to be sure that we had evidence that the funds passed through/Italian ] 7 hands actually reached the[Chilead, Christian Democrats. , & 3,. Mr. Murphy then raised the /Argeating/problem and said ‘that the State Department was putting considerable pressure on the AArgen ne /regime to persaade it _ to hald the electiona scheduled for [Tune i963. He questioned the wisdom of this pressure, pointing out that there waa a real danger. of the| Peronistas) returning to power if the elections were held. He asked our opinion and | said that, despite the pressure, there was still considerable doubt whether the elections would actually take place. Yur 13-00000 rarol « g I added that the more responsible military were trying to work out with the(Guido government and the non eronist/political parties a formula . which would prevent the(Peronistas/from making large gains on the national leval. g . 4 Qn the subject of fdlei] Mr. Murphy felt that in so armall a country action should be possible to réemove[Duvalier/ fad wondered why it had not been done. I pointed cut that we had as yet no policy approval for such action but that we were active in identifying and making contact with opposition elements both within (Haiti And in exile. I described some of the difficulties, such a$/Duvalier'g control of the arms in the palace and his widespread penetration of opposition plotting that had just resulted in the rolling up of a coup attempt by army officers. 5. Mr. Gray noted that he had seen in the newspapers a report of our recent decision to allow Radie Liberty to broadcast in Russian to the Soviet troops in Cuba. He was heartily in favor of such action | ‘but wondered how we were able to obtain approval of it when the Administration seems so anxious to avoid actions that might appear to be provocative to the Soviets. Ll informed him that there had, in fact, been some delay in obtaining the approval. & Both the gentlemen asked for detailed information on the structure and workings of the Latin American Policy Committee (LAPC) and asked whether we felt this committee in any way hampered or interfered with the approval process in the Special Group. I said that both Chief, WH and myself were well pleased with the way the LAPC — operates and believed it to be highly aseful. 7. I then briefed them on actions which were taken in Southeast Asia, particalarly the measure to strengthen the border police ia the 10 (eorts of India.) I told them that/Nehrujwas aware of these actions and ey wanted to be certain Mr. [Bowles fwas clearly instructed prior to his departare/[as ambasuador} 8. Both men objected to press reports that certain Administration. officials believed the Sovies to be exerting a helpful and restraining influence in Laos. I had to agree with them that it was hard to maintain gach a view in the face of the increasing aggressiveness of the Pathet Lao, and | described the existing policy limita on our relations with(Phoumi/ v4 and{Kong Le/ I then described the present state of the Soviet-Chinese rs YX 13-00000 ~ af i < - split and some of our efforta to exploit and exacerbate these tenalons. Mr. Murphy asked for specific information on the extent of trade, if any, between China and the Soviet Union and the amount of the out- standing Chinese debt to the Soviets. I agreed to provide this via Mr. Coyne. Mr. Gray asked about the depth and extent of our intelligence from Peking and the China mainland, and was critical of the information supplied to us by the Chinese Nationalists. I said that intelligence operations in China were not my field but that I would make sure that a report on this did get to them. . 9. I went on to describe the cultural ferment within Rassia and recent action Khrushchev had taken to discipline the dissident writers and artists. They were very much interested in the actions we! had taken to exploit this situation and particularily interested ia the current isaue of Encounter and in the account therein of the Khrushchev tirade at the recent art exhibition. 10. On Cuba lI explained that I was not in a position to brief them in depth and any questions in this field would be handled by the — Director or DDP. I did, however, brief them on the Kralak Committee and the recent meetings in Managua regarding measures that could be taken to limit the export of subversion from Cuba. (I have gent to them via Pat Coyne the CIA Memorandum on the present scope of the Cuban subversive training effort. ) 11, I described the covert support to the [italian] political parties for the forthcoming parliamentary election as approved by the Special Group. Mr. Marphy had not previously known of the decision to lend some selective support to the [Neani autonomistsjand described this decision with some surprise as quite a awitch. " i2. Finally, gwhen informed of the policy limitations on our relations with the [Ragotan Nationalists/and{Holden Roberta,” Mr. Murphy expressed himself as being in agreement with those Limitations and = seemed to feel that the best course to follow was to assist the (Portuguese) Government in its attempts to control the situation. He said that he had met recently for the first time with (Roberto Holdenjia New York last week and waa not impressed by the man. 13-00000 nn oan 13. The meeting was throughout a cordial one and I detected no evidence of a critical attitude towards the Agency's covert i action prograin. CORD MEYER, JR. Chief Covert Action Staff Distribation: - Orig. - Director, CLA | 1 = Exec. Director 1 - DDP 2 - C/CA. 18 10 OF Wy e3 13-0000 - oe va a “DA ‘UNCLASSIFIED ms ] CONFIDENTIAL © ([] SECRET _ _ + * ROUTING AND RECORD ‘SHEE, '[ SUBJECT: (Optional) . = —|° a toting) ar desig number, end +5 | COMMENTS [Number eoch comment to show from whom | a to whom. | Draw a Hine ecross “column ofter each comment.) 7” -Exec.: Director . Mets. 610 “irene 1] secret =] CONFIDENTIAL ran INTERNAL = (._s UNCLASSIFIED “GPa 1960: o—se36ee 23 April 1963 MG M17 7/7 WLLL MMe aa (CLASSIFICATION? Handle Via Indicated Controls 74 BYEMAN ee ey WARNING ins in afer the nati enc! security of the United Stetes within the in age low rs. “Ce a "1 tle 18, ‘See $798 an 7 Ne ela rw prowl s its transmi af its to uthori well as its-us e watery. ° of the “nl @ Ste ony foreign govern t of the United Stover. at een onnel especially indoce ized to receive informatio ‘the “des ted Its security must be ance with regulotions perte the ‘des This document contains rooney to Projects: nna COBOMA. ee fae k LORE ccc (CLASSIFICATION) WML 4 + 7 F t 4 ws os WS Mh RRAHRHUR&RUH{V¥wW*WU{U™RA A&A 2? [é ye yaa 7 a. z xe NN 13-00000 24 April 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE / RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1015, Tuesday, 23 April 1963 Present: Dr. Killian, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Pace, Gen. Doolittle, Mr. Gray, Dr. Langer, Dr. Land; Staff members Messrs. Coyne and Ash; From CIA: Mr. McCone, Mr. FitzGerald, Mr. Bruce Clarke, Mr. Lyman Kirkpatrick 1. When Mr. McCone entered the room the group had been discussing the release of the American prisoners in Cuba, and it had been explained to the Board that the three CIA men who had been imprisoned had been released. Mr. Murphy had asked what their cover story had been and had been told that they represented themselves as conducting audio surveillance for com- mercial interests, and that their fictitious names ta d apparently held up during interrogation. Mr. Murphy asked Mr. McCone the conditions of the release of the 22 and the DCI explained that at Castro's request we were trying to obscure the fact that there had been a quid pro quo in releasing the four Cubans in exchange for the 22 Americans. The Attorney General had arranged the release of the three Cubans who had been accused of, but not convicted of sabotage, and Mr. McCone had personally arranged the release of Molina with Governor Rockefeller, who had granted him executive clemency with deportation. Mr. McCone noted that the release of the three CIA persons was very important to the Agency, and that nothing in the agreement for the release involved any other commitments. Mr. Murphy asked what the DCI thought was behind Castro's making these releases. Mr. McCone replied that it was probably domestic foibles, and that Donovan was the only thread open to the United States. Mr. Clifford asked if we had everyone out that we wanted. The DCI replied that he knew of no one else there that we wanted. He reported that Donovan had to make a statement that he would not return to Cuba, advised that he had no intention of returning at this time, and he would have to use another cover if he did return. Dr. Land asked why Castro did all this, and the DCI said we didn't really know, but one possibility offered by Donovan was that Castro apparently is interested in trying to reach some rapprochement with 13-00000 the United States, that Donovan says he is not a Communist, and that Fidel didn't know how to go about making any accommodation with the U.S, because he was so closely surrounded by advisers who were watching every- . thing he did. ‘Mr. McCone said that Castro had specifically requested that the President, the-Astermes-General and the DCI be advised of his attitude. Mr. Clifford asked why Castro wanted the DCI to know, and Mr. McCone said he had no idea, because at no time during the Donovan negotiations was any indication given that CIA was being consulted or advised. Dr. Killian then suggested that the Board turn to the briefing on Cuba. Mr. McCone said there were several things he wished to discuss before going on to that briefing. 2, Mr. McCone reported that on coordination the NRO agreement was in effect and working pretty well. An agreement had been reached on the complete and comprehensive use of the NPIC facilities by DIA, and NPIC . was developing well. The Special.Group has expanded its review of counter- insurgency activities to include those of the DOD, and they are now cognizant - of DOD activities in this field. In the field of current intelligence reporting, we aré now attempting to correct the DIA and CIA bulletins and to establish one bulletin with increased DIA input and with DIA issuing addendum. Mr: McCone said this was. supported at the DOD stage by the Secretaries. He noted that he was attempting to get all issues with the DOD settled by the 15th of May so that they can be fully implemented before Mr. Gilpatric leaves in June. He said that in the clandestine collection field the work of Defense was being fully and caréfully coordinated on a regular basis. Mr. McCone said that reasonable progress was being made on the five areas of coordina- tion. He said that he and Mr.. McNamara had postponed the reorganization of USIB. It was going along all right.as it was and they didn't see any point of creating problems on the Hill by a reorganization at this my ib “3, Mr. McCone reported that recent CORONA fna TACKLE flights over China Jproduced the best photography we have ever had, and that he had not set up a formal briefing for the Board because of their busy schedule. He advised that there was one point concerning ICBM complexes in the Soviet Union which he wished to call to the attention of the Board.. The last CORONA flight had revealed one new ICBM complex and this now located these installations in 18 separate places, He noted that these complexes ranged from four pads to possibly as many as 18. This might well indicate that 18 launching pads were standard, and if the support facilities are proportioned similar to the one with 18 pads, there might well be as many as 18 times 18 launching pads, or a total of about 450, Mr. McCone advised that at this time we were analyzing each one to determine the level of support facilities. -2- vr STORET Yon 13-00000 cP SEGRET ‘The photograph was. being reviewed for clearer guide lines as to construction time. He said. he saw no reason to change the mid-'63 estimate of 125 to.150 launching sites, but there might be reason to change the future estimate. Dr. Langer asked how many sites there were with 18 pads and Mr. McCone. replied, "Only one." ‘ 4. Dr. Land stated that CORONA was getting better and better, and — he hoped that all of those in the pursuit of a better vehicle would not forget that CORONA is doing the job. Mr. McCone replied that this was true, and said that he had the schedule for satellite launchings which he would leave with the Board, This called for CORONA-M once a month to July, with an extra one in May, and CORONA-J once a month from May 1963 to July 1964, with two in September. If trouble develops with the "J" configuration, 'M" can be continued once a month until March, The next [LANYARD] ot is scheduled for early next month and will be followed by three more. The first GAMBIT Jshot is scheduled in June, and will then be launched once a month through all of 1964. Mr.:McCone noted that if there were future failures, there should be no hiatus and a maximum of only seven days' delay between shots, . 5, Mr. McCone reported that the OXCART vehicle would have one more _ flight at Mach 2. 5" and then would be pughed up to. its full speed and altitude. General Doolittle noted that the next[- 6}increase presented very serious engineering problems. Mr. McCone said that this was thoroughly understood but he wanted the Board to be apprised of the status. 6. Mr. McCone reported that he was establishing a panel to make a judgment as to what additional steps should be taken to bring satisfactory photography in the area of resolution. He noted that he felt we were dealing [ tee much in optimistic hope at the present time, and that he wanted the best possible judgment as to the resolution that could be achieved from satellite photography in order to be weighed with the political decision of overflying ’ the Soviet Union.{(“He stated that he had gone to Cambridge to see ~ Dr. Edward Purcell in an effort-to persuade him’to chair a panel which would be composed of the best brains from both inside and outside the Govern- ment. He reported that he felt he must be able to tell the President when satellite photography would reach the desired resolution. Mr. McCone advised that he had a memorandum establishing the terms of reference of this committee which he would submit to the President's Board. He noted that there were many studies oriented toward the most exotic types of reconnaissance, including the best read-out, but that he wanted this com- mittee to be completely impartial and objective and therefore was establishing it under his personal direction. He noted that he had the enthusiastic support -3- 13-00000 Ce TB SER RET of DOD in doing this. He said he would like the support of the President's Board and their thoughts on the terms of reference and the membership, including whether they thought some members of the Board might sit on the committee or whether this would present a conflict of interest, as the Board had apparently felt in a previous ; matter’). Dr. Killian asked if this panel was supposed to look at the future poten- tiality of satellite photography, and Mr. McCone then read to the Board the terms of reference in his memorandum. He noted that he thought this panel should be constituted at this time because there were serious doubts in the U.S. Government about flying an aircraft over the USSR. Mr. Clifford asked if the panel would deal with politics, and Mr. McCone replied, "No."' Dr. Land asked what the relations of the panel would be with NRO and Mr. McCone replied that NRO would support the panel. Gen. Doolittle noted that the Air Force had a committee on satellite survivability, and Mr. McCone said that he knew this, hut felt that that committee was not full - out and not devoting the effort that the seriousness of the problem warranted. Gen. Doolittle replied that he was a member of that committee and he thought they were giving the problem very serious consideration. Mr. McCone said he thought the problem involved a vast amount of work and he was concerned because all of the views were not being pulled together. He noted that what was necessary was to get an authoritative expression as to what resolution was required down to the nearest inch in order to determine the engineering of missile wa Mr, Land asked what Dr. Purcell had said, and commented that he thought such a panel would be all right if it was composed of four or five _ who knew what they were talking about. Mr. McCone replied that he was not sure he had been able to get Purcell, and that he might have to ask Dr. Land to persuade Purcell; Dr. land | replied that he might be able to do it. cc Fp ngs ae en Gn - ve een ne tena ~~ ; _e _ (Mr. Pace asked whether there had been ‘one or two ‘U-2 flights over a) fre China. Mr. McCone replied that there had been two, and that they had uf ‘ produced some interesting results, These included progress on a possible 4. [; 1 gaseous diffusion plant. He noted that the preparations are just half those 7 | of the Soviet plant, of which it may be a duplicate. He said that this was: re || not understood, and noted that, as presently constituted, the plant could not || produce cascades to develop the quality of the top product. He noted that it . a could possibly be another process, metallurgical or textile, but on another A i area there were a large number of cooling towers. Mr. McCone advised t| i that he had set up a special group under Dr. Roddis to study the Chinese ij || nuclear energy program. This group has made a report in which they pointed i pe the paucity of the information available. However, they had put wt together) i eee a eet ‘ we ‘ a i nee Von 13-00000 ap ne S whole lot of intelligence information and Ut come to the conclusion that e Chinese Communists were making a tremendous effort in this field and were possibly nearer the stage of exploding some device. He reported that the Board of Estimates was making a new estimate on the subject at this moment and that the program was being supplemented by intensive over- flights. Dr. Land asked whether the DCI saw any problems in using the A-12 over China, and Mr. McCone ‘said. that he didn't and, furthermore, that he Personally didn't. See any. problem. ix in n using | it over | the he USSR] cree . meee pull together the Agency's scientific and technical assets. | He had established a Research and Development Review Board. He said that it didn't seem wise at this time to relocate OSI and TSD. The Office of Scientific Intelligence analyzes and makes estimates on the basis of incoming intelligence, and its removal from DD/I would take away an essential link in the process of that area. He said further that TSD was directly linked to the operational aspects of DD/P, and he didn't feel it should be removed from that area. He noted that the Research and Development Review Board would meet under General ’ Carter biweekly and would provide cross fertilization and coordination. He said that he would provide a copy of the memorandum establishing this Board and read to the Board the membership. -5- ve OFORF? Mr. “MecCone advised that t he had taken some “additional - steps. 40: as }i. 13-00000 0 TOP SECRET 9. Mr. McCone then turned to a discussion of Cuba and stated that he was giving the Special Group this afternoon a study showing the results of 51 days' reconnaissance over Cuba and that this was disturbing when the four principal targets.were analyzed. There were 59 occasions when weather precluded any readout of what was going on in these four Soviet military camps. Some of the camps were not seen for five or six days in ‘a row and in one instance for as long as 12 succéssive days. Mr. McCone then read from the memorandum on reconnaissance over Cuba dated 23 April 1963 and said he would provide the Board with a copy. The DCI then reported that James Donovan during a nighttime drive to Veradero had passed a convoy of 25 very large trucks, the type generally carried on railroad flatcars. Mr.’ McCone stated that an examination of the photography for that day and the following day provided absolutely no trace — of the convoy. Dr. Land stated that the DCI's previous statement may have provided the answer as to where this convoy might be. The DCI said he planned to recommend low-level flights in order to provide more information. 10. At this point Mr. FitzGerald was asked to give his presentation on operations in Cuba. He commenced by displaying the chart which indicated the number of resident agents, illegal teams, legal teams, shipboard agents and penetrations of Cuban installations. He noted that the number of illegal - teams had risen to three as a result of a successful operation on Sunday, and one of these teams had as many as 100 subagents with extensive coverage in the province of Pinar del Rio. Dr. Langer asked what the subagents were looking for, and Mr. FitzGerald replied that their coverage was mostly military. Mr. Murphy asked if these agents were all strictly collecting intelligence, and Mr. FitzGerald replied that this was their primary purpose at the moment, but the illegals could create a resistance net if this was desired. He pointed out that the policy at the present time precluded attempt- ing to develop a large scale dangerous activity. , Mr. Tae pointed out that the penetration of Cuban installations were mainly[diplomat .cJinstallations and that some fi4 Cuban diplofnats]were our agents. Mr. Clifford asked how the information was gotten out of Cuba, and Mr. FitzGerald replied that it was mostly by secret writing transmitted to[Mexico City) by mail and then forwarded to Washington. He said there were four radios in Cuba and that we now had a greatly improved medium ay speed transmitter that was quite small, {the size of about two cigarette cartons and it could get a message off in just 60 seconds.. He said that there was a smaller and better transmitter currently in the process of development. Z 13-00000 TOP Sc £-9 Dr. Land asked if the loss of this transmitter would compromise others. Mr. FitzGerald replied that it would not compromise any other agents except the one apprehended, and the DCI noted that it would simply com- promise the instrument. — Mr. Murphy asked concerning the quality of substantive reporting, and Mr. FitzGerald noted that the 1,040 reports looked impressive, but it was quite true that this was not a true indication. zgie said that some of the reporting was very good, and there were two (Cuban ambas sadors/on the payroll who provided some first-rate reports and were closest to the bone in what Castro was thinking... Mr. Murphy asked if we had Castro's immediate entourage penetrated and Mr. FitzGerald said his sister worked for us but that she didn't always have inside information. He pointed out that the 665 reports from resident agents. were primarily on military targets, and the intelligence community felt they were really worthwhile as a supple- ment to reat reconnaissance. General Doolittle asked if an illegal ‘team was/t opin nand Mr. FitzGerald replied "yes''". Mr. Murphy asked whether these agents provided information on Soviet troop strength and equipment, and Mr. FitzGerald replied in the affirmative. Mr. Clifford noted that with just two illegal agent teams in Cuba at this time we were back to where we started from in 1962. Mr. FitzGerald commented that the casualty rates were very high and referred to the charts 'Legal Resident Agents in Cuba! and "legal Agent Development". . (At this point Mr. McCone left the meeting and Mr. Cottrell came in.) Mr. Gray asked if the modest number of agents was a result of policy or operations. Mr. FitzGerald replied that this was primarily a result of operations and noted that it was not the result of lack of effort, but because of the high attrition rate and the dangers involved. He went-over the lists of what had happened to the agents that were put in. He noted that it was presently planned to carry out approximately five operations a month. Mr. Murphy asked if there was evidence of organized resistance in Cuba. Mr. FitzGerald replied "yes", but they were now small bands scattered » throughout the island. He noted that Castro had broken up the large country- wide resistance networks last summer, He then produced the chart entitled "Tllegal Infiltration -- Exfiltration Operations" and commented on this. Mr. Murphy asked if the groups on the island committed sabotage, and Mr. FitzGerald said the policy presently precluded major sabotage operations and limited it to "subtle sabotage". Mr. Murphy asked what constituted “subtle sabotage", and Mr. FitzGerald described it as tying a rock to a wire and throwing it across high tension lines. 13-00000 11. The Board then turned to Mr. Cottrell and asked him to describe the work of his group. Mr. Cottrell said the President had become con- cerned there were so many government agencies dealing with so many Cuban groups, and he had set up the group under Mr. Cottrell to coordinate all of this activity. He said that his immediate group consisted of a repre- sentative of Defense and CIA, and there were additional committees or groups reporting to them. He outlined the general policy guidance under which they were operating and under questioning from Mr. Murphy stoutly denied that the policy was basically defensive in nature, and it was directed toward getting rid of communism and Castro in Cuba. It was further explained that CIA's activities were coordinated through this group. 12, Dr, Killian then asked Bruce Clarke to give a brief report on the situation in Cuba, and with the aid of photographs Clarke analyzed the present Soviet troop strength on the island and explained how these figures were arrived at. At 12:00 this session was recessed to permit the presenta- tion by DIA. : , Lyman B. Kirkpatrick Executive Director LBK* dma: AG ty ts De tae poce #3 - ExPR #4 FR 13-00000 Subjects covered in briefing 23 April 1963: 10. Discussion of the release of the three American prisoners in Cuba, Coordination on NRO agreement - "in effect and working well". 77 [DP Report on photographic results of Corona find Tackle flight over Chinaj mentioned there would be one more Ox flight | at ee. 5/9H and then be pushed 1 to full speed and altitude. Reported on establishment of Purcell Panel. /d2_ . Discussion of U-2 flights over China jand results. Establishment of R&D board to pull together the Agency's scientific and technical assets. . Discussion of Cuba; DCI said plans to recommend low-level flights to provide more information. FitzGerald gave presentation on operations in Cuba. Cottrell described the work of his group. Bruce Blark gave report on the situation in Cuba’. 1300000 20 April 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Kirkpatrick" ‘DCI does no ith Cottrell and requests that you advise the Board that Cottrell is not privy to many operational matters. Your suggestions seemed agree- able to Mr. McCone. , Wb W. Elder ot ry a | 13-00000 22 April 1963 . SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION WITH THE PRESIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD, 1015 A.M., 23 APRIL : te ry Asa. I Coordination. a. NRO Agreement--currently in effect. b. NPIC--agreement with DIA is fairly well solidified with not too many differences in opinion. c. Counterinsurgency--new system whereby DOD goes to the Special Group now in effect. d. Current Intelligence Reporting--now in negotiation stage with DIA. co e. Clandestine Intelligence Collection--close coordination between CIA and DIA now in effect. 94 & bsrs i Recent CORONA Covera e plus Recent|TACKLE /Flights bel celecks, oof flag Ee ft IGG S -£%% a le. en I Prétvest on CAR S a. Establishment of the Purcell Panel. IV Scientific and Technical Intelligence in CIA. “Ne a. Report of the Roddis Panel on Chines se nuclear energy capabilities. b. The CIA Research and Development ‘Review Board. en bypoathe., gs cal to 13-00000 . Handle w EMAN Contr tem 17 April 1963 ’ MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR SUBJECT: -Meeting of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, Tuesday, 23 April 1963 1. The President's Board has asked that you ‘meet with them on the 23rd from 10:15 to 11:15. They have suggested that the later half of this period be devoted to a review of both operations and intelligence on Cuba and have suggested that Mr. Cottrell attend for that period. - 2. Assuming that the question of the Board's charter and proce- dures will have been settled prior to the 23rd, I would suggest that you may wish to give them a quick review of outstanding matters including their recommendations and perhaps a briefing on the latest Cr and (T.]o4 flights. an B. Kirkpatrick Executive Director cc:. DDCI Handle viy [BYEMAN Contr stem 13-00000 Da Ae Ree ee nue. 28 March 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Director LIK ‘Reference the attached memorandum from the ‘Director, I will of course be pleased to meet with the President's Board on Tuesday, 23 April, and would appreciate very much your informing Pat Coyne accordingly. I hope that you will be able to be present also in accordance with your normal procedures. If not, I would appreciate your appointing an appropriate repre- sentative. If you can find out in advance from Mr. Coyne just what the Board may want, it would be most helpful. In the meantime, please ask the staff to prepare appropriate briefing memoranda on whatever will be appropriate at that time!!s Marshall S. Carter Lieutenant General, USA Deputy Director Attachment: ; Memo to IDCI from DCI dated 28 March 1963 (ER 63-2540) MSC:blp Distribution: Original - Addressee w/att 1 - DDCI w/cy att 1 - ER w/cy att 13-00000 . : . oe . ' . Ixecutive Registry ; : . : sor wt | 28 March 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: General Carter In discussions with Dr. Killian, he mentioned that his Board were meeting for one day. He had been advised that I would be in Europe at that time. The meeting date is April 23rd. Dr. Killian specifi- cally requested that you be available for an hour or so on that date, andI saidI would convey this request to you. - 13-00000 ES om OSG 3 So SY, (CLASSIFICATION) Handle Via Indicated Controls 2 } q7 BYEMAN _— WARNING s document contoins information offee rotion e Uni States within the mean ing of the espionage laws U. S, Cod ie 1% 1798 na 7 The i rohibits its transmis: r the lation of its con tea unauthorized pei well as i? anner prejudicia I he sofet 4 ‘the ited Stet te r the t f f the detrime: the U | be s ly by U. i ond io recel f. he desi d tol ch Is. | ty d dance with regul o th c This document contains information referring to Projects: Pe mew re wee wees ce ew eee eee ee eh chee cerns eee ens asec ereaneenreses seoeserneeeneane \ 7 Vemmmmmnnnemmmmn tr (CLASSIFICATION) eed 13-00000 : - . . _ SENDER WILL. CHECK CLASSI} ATION TOP AND BOTTOM TT _uncassiriep |__| CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP . NAME AND ADDRESS | paATE | INITIALS Fe ie “Tt | [action sss] =~ DIRECT. REPLY | | PREPARE-REPLY _—S| |_| APPROVAL —s—“s| =~ DISPATCH =| | RECOMMENDATION |_|commenT ss || S| FILE, S—C—Cti‘“‘CSC#*YLSC#;dSRETURNC Remarks: Distribution to other than DDCI and yourself awaits your approval. FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER FROM: NAME. ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. . | pate | Executive Director pI Dec 67 [| UNGLASSIFIED_[ | CONFIDENTIAL | | SECRET | ie xa. 937 Use previous editions (40) * U.S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1961 O—887282 [| CONCURRENCE | _—s| INFORMATION | ‘|SIGNATURE SS 13-00000 28 December 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting of the DCI with the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, Friday, December 28, 0930 a.m. Specific Subject +: Discussion of Cuba . 1. -At 0930 Dr. Killian opened the meeting with a statement to the Director that the Board had read the report and appreciated the great amount of work that had been put into it. He commented particularly on the lucidity of the report and said the Board had also looked at the ‘changes. which had been sent to them this morning. The Director commented on page 90, the final conclusions, and said that he ‘still did not feel sufficient. attention had been paid to important indicators. Mr. McCone then said that there were one or two other subjects that he wanted to mention to the Board before getting into the Cuban report. These are covered in separate memoranda. 2. After coverage of the other subjects, Dr. Killian then asked .Mr. McCone whether he had any further comments to make on the report. ‘The Director, referring to conversation the previous evening, said he had “no further comments and that he thought it was understandable why his personal position had not been included in the report. He noted that these were covered in his October 31 memorandum for the record which the Board had. Dr. Killian asked if the Board did have this and Mr. Goyne _ cs [Ste 3757 £2] op we Io Fle 13-00000 ent 7 noted that Dr. Killian had seen it at the previous meeting. Mr. McCone _ went on to say that the Board should realize that the people in receipt of his cables had been receiving intelligence on an hour to hour basis. Mr. Clifford noted that the Director's messages would be of tremendous interest in any Congressional investigation and thought that the Board should have copies of them. Mr. McCone replied that he realized this and would supply copies. 3. Mr. Gray asked if they could then turn to question 16. Dr. Killian -asked the question, which was whether the existence of the Special Group had complicated the intelligence program and he noted particularly the detailed decisions made by the Special Group in relation to Mongoose. Mr. McCone replied no, in fact. the Special Group had assisted. He noted the way it operated and said that the Augmented Special Group, with the Attorney General, served as authority to stimulate intelligence gathering through increased use of agents, refugee interrogations and third country activities. He noted that prior to Mongoose there had been a hiatus and that everything apparently had stopped after the Bay of Pigs. In December of last year there had been no interrogation of refugees, no agents and no _ Miami setup. At the instigation of the President, the Attorney General and himself, all of this had been built up. Mr. Murphy asked why opera- tions against. Cuba had stopped and whether this was for psychological reasons. The Director said it was psychological. There had been investigations and there was general discouragement. Dr. Killian said TAY STAD 4d 13-00000 © so ao ote ee al ., 3. wasn't there a similar danger now and that there seemed to be a general euphoria and a feeling of success. Mr. McCone said there was a great danger inherent in Cuba. The SAM sites were still there as well as many other things. He said a week ago Monday he had brought this up forcefully _ in the Executive Committee and the President had issued instructions that word be gotten to the Soviets that any interference with our reconnaissance over Cuba would bring an instant reply with action from the United States. This word was communicated by Stevenson to Kuznetov and by Thompson to Dobrynin. He said that the present understanding is that we will fly two or more high level flights a day, or if weather or other reasons fore- stall these flights, there will be a request made to the President for low level flights. He noted that. low level flights could escalate a critical situation. . | 4. Mr. Pace asked if there were any prohibitions on intelligence collection on Cuba today. Mr. McCone replied yes. We would like a more aggressive pattern of agent infiltration. He said he thought it was important that in the next three or four months there be extensive intelli- gence operations to find out the trend of developments in Cuba. He said ; he thought the Soviets might move completely out of Cuba, and certainly this was one impression they were trying to convey; or second, that they would recognize they had a good piece of real estate which they would ‘want to maintain for subversion through Latin America, and a base of operations. This would involve a control of Castro and while they might not re-install offensive missiles, they will always have the mA ATA Poe Er ea | a rns | 13-00000 capability to do so. Mr. McCGone said he was inclined to believe that the second alternative would be followed, and obviously the intelligence effort should be at a maximum to discover Russian intentions. | 5. Mr. Murphy said obviously there should be an all out effort to penetrate the Cuban government, The DCI said yes, that every effort should be made to exploit cracks in the top in their monolithic structure and that more and more agents should be put it. He noted that only this week a'team had been infiltrated and another team exfiltrated. Mr. Murphy asked how many there were in. a team and the Director replied ieee to five] 6. Mr. McCone went on to say that we are making extensive efforts to wee third aia in o- Cuban vp eiligence effort and mentioned mre [Britiet Ganadiang frenct] Germansfand one or two Latin countries. He said that he expected some invaluable information would be produced by discussions with Donovan and Nolang. We already know that Castro had a fight with Che Guevarya. Castro also-spent three hours with the captain of the erican Pio! and the captain had indicated that he wanted . . ; \ to talk to intelligence immediately on landing in Florida. Mr. McCone | said that he intended to get the Special Group, immediately after the first of the year, to approve a program for extensive intelligence activities. He said that he did not believe that any efforts should be made at this time to stimulate an uprising and that all of our resources should be concen- trated on intelligence collection. 13-00000 aaa 5. 7. Mr.. Pace asked whether this plan would include using Guantanamo. The Director replied that he did not recommend the use of Guantanamo. He noted that if it was used as a base for intelligence operations, and we’ got caught, Castro could mobilize world opinion against us. Dr. Killian said that Castro assumed that we used it in this way whether we do or not, 8. General Doolittle asked how frequently we are overflying Cuba now. The Director replied that there were two flights a day at present, but if the weather is bad and our program slips, there is authority to fly additional daily flights. General Doolittle asked how frequently this gave complete coverage of the island and Mr. McCone said that it worked out to about once a week, He nced that some areas such as harbors were covered more frequently, and that COMOR had worked out a system of priorities for aerial reconnaissance. 9. Mr. Pace then asked if we had studied the possibilities for the use of Guantanamo and what could be achieved in using it as a base for operations. The Director replied that we had made no such study. 10. Mr. Pace then inquired about restrictions on u-2 flights during September and said that apparently effort was made to penetrate critical . A areas by agents and therefore he thought we should have. explored using Guantanamo. Mr. McCone pointed out that the operators had proposed a Grom Goatand ry series of agent infilitr ations An August, but that this was not approved. Nobody at the policy level, including the JCS, would approve these operations. 13-00000 6. ll. Mr. Gray then asked if the situation in January looks different than it did in August, would there be accelerated operations. The Director said he would re-open the whole question if that was the case. Mr. Pace returned to the subject of Guantanamo and said that in his opinion if effective use could be made of it this should be done regardless of policy inhibitions. Dr. Killian asked if Guantanamo was as fon SIGINT] purposes. Mr. McCone said that he was sure it was and referred to Mr. Kirkpatrick who read from fae NSA . mesoranduni on their expanding activities in June, noting the additional positions were 2y activated in June and the fact that/there some floating positions jestablished near Santiago de Cuba. 12. Mr. Murphy then asked what was the difference between Mongoose and Myngoose B-plus. Mr. McCone replied that the first phase of the Mongoose oper ation was to determine the intelligence potential in Cuba. This was fairly successful despite extreme difficulties. He mentioned that there were 100, 000 informers organized on a block and community basis throughout the island and that these people controlled ration cards and travel, thereby making all movement difficult. He said the second 1 phase of the Mongoose operation considered three or four ' different levels of activity. "'A'' was the most violent, directed toward precipitating a revolution. '"B'" involyed extensive sabotage. " B plus" was somewhere between the two and therefore involved even more activity, such as mining harbors. Mr. McCone said that his big problem ray ye i aan cout ray 13-00000 a8 . + a ‘e 7. is the question of United States policy. He did not wish to put CIA in the position of stimulating an uprising unless he was certain that U. S. policy would commit troops to back the uprising. He noted that on August 10, when he forecast MRBMs in Cuba to the Secretary of Defense, he had - discussed the ramifications of an uprising in Cuba extensively. Dr. Killian © asked who chaired the Special Group on Mongoose. Mr. McCone said he wasn't sure whether it was Bundy or the Attorney General and turned to Mr. Kirkpatrick, who didn't know. | 13. Mr. Pace asked whether an assessment had been made of the accuracy of NPIC interpretations on Soviet missiles. He said he wondered ’ whether there were flaws which might change some of our estimates. -Mr. McCone replied that, quite to the contrary, there was no instance where NPIC failed. He said that, for example, the. September photography of San Cristobol showed some construction equipment. In retrospect we know. it was for developing missilesites, but the photography could be interpreted as being only a few trucks for agricultural purposes. 14, Dr. Killian said that he was very concerned about the. clear implication that the Soviet Union would soon be developing better camouflage techniques. This, plus the lack of resolution in the photography, might pose considerable difficulties. Mr. McCone said that this was a different story. He noted that he was concerned about the adequacy of ' coverage of the Soviet Union. He noted that the targets for coverage were reviewed repeatedly, but at the present time of year the light was poor and the coverage was bad. He noted that there was a certain margin eA i v4 Oe Aa fel al bole wos Vol 13-00000 allowed in the estimates to take into account missile sites that might not have been seen. The DCI said that NIE 11-8 had just been reviewed and that an amending memorandum would be issued shortly. He said obviously it was impossible to say precisely what was going on in the Soviet Union. 15. Dr. Killian said that he was terribly concerned about the fact that the public now seems to feel that we have swung all the way from a missile gap to a great superiority over the Soviet Union, and that this was obviously the wrong way. Mr. McCone said he agreed that this was definitely wrong. Mr. Murphy asked whether the government was putting out this information. Mr. McCone said he didn't know and that he felt it was wrong and dangerous and would develop complacency and might even result in an economy minded Congress cutting the Defense budget drastically. Mr. Murphy noted that it was implicit that we should have precise knowledge on what was going on inside Russia. Mr. McCone said that in his presentations to Congress he specifically made the reservation each time that there were obviously things we didn't know. Dr. Killian noted that even photography can be wrong and can give an _ erroneous impression; e.g., that nothing is there. Mr. McCone acknowledged that this was a danger. Dr. Killian asked whether Congress, the President ‘and the Secretary of Defense understood this danger. Mr. McCone replied that he always stressed it, and he also stressed that intelligence was commencing to have almost absolute dependence on photography. ee Poa ON ‘ uu 's 4 DUG Sok d 13-00000 . 16. _Mr. Pace commented that since November there had been 72 overflights of Cuba, and yet for a much greater length of tire there had been no U-2 flights over the Soviet Union, which was a much more important target. He said that obviously there must be great gaps in our knowledge on the. USSR. General Doolittle said it was even worse than that. He noted that CORONA had given no valuable intelligence on Cuba and that apparently the U-2 gave questionable intelligence so that low level reconnaissance was needed. The Director said this wasn't accurate, that the U-2 gave all of the intelligence that was needed to convince the OAS and our other allies. The low level flights were needed for backstopping possible military operations. Mr. Pace asked if it was correct that CORONA had produced no valuable intelligence on Cuba and Mr. McCone said that this was true. General Doolittle noted the closeness of the dangers and commented that if the Cubans had moved faster and gotten the camouflage up, we might never have dis- covered the missiles. 17. Dr. Killian noted that the time was drawing to an end and said that the Board would make a strong recommendation on an intensive research program/on sensors to break through camouflage] 18. Mr. Murphy asked if the Director had noted any difference in the philosophy of the State Department in regard to intelligence. He noted that the Department had played quite a role during the Cuban 13-00000 “antsy, ae OK 49 | | Upehyrea/ ote bole? <4 i 13-00000 ance mee 10. crisis. Mr. McCone said yes, he thought there had been a change in the State attitude and noted that it and others had been quite timid on the U-2 © and other intelligence activities. He said that he was having arecapitu- ~= ~~ x lation made of the inhibitions on intelligence operations which might interest the Board. He cited the fact that we had been prevented from Tht N (4 purer, Hetty Lu covering [China] North Vietnam and North Korea. He said that | a second sage. 10 an U-2 had been sent to [Formosa] and that the wraps had been taken off Far Hastern]reconnaissance. On the other hand, every time there was an overflight State got very nervous and had made several telephone calls. | | 19. Dr. Killian again expressed the Board's appreciation for the report and for Mr. McCone's taking the time to ‘be with them.. Mr. McCone replied that he would be happy to consider any suggestions the Board had ’ eoncerning the report, except that he felt the conclusions should stand as presented. If, however, there were any additional substantive matters, there might well be additional conclusions that could be drawn. 20. 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It does not representa complete coverage of all current reports received, nor does time permit the complete evaluation of all reports which are included. CONTENTS MILITARY DEVELOPMENTS: Three independent clandestine sources have reported on the unloading of military equipment from the Soviet vessel \Paee 1p” BAIKOV in Havana harbor on 19 or 20 November. Page 1) Soviet "coastal defense rockets" now belong to Cuban Army artillery forces, according to a recent speech by Raul Castro; however, ’Sovie s still appear to be involved in . the communications net which serves the cruise missile ~ sys (Page 1) et FIDEL CASTRO'S SPEECH: In a 6-7 December speech devoted mainly to education, Cas- ‘tro digressed to discuss the situation resulting from Vene- zuela's charge that the arms cache discovered on a Vene- zuelan beach last month had come from Cuba. Castro implied _that the arms had been planted by CIA and are being used. as a pretext for new action by the "imperialists and their lackeys" against Cuba. He expressed confidence that what- ever the result, the Cuban revolution will not be defeated. (Page 2) CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: Faure Chomon Mediavilla is replacing Omar Fernandez as transportation minister; Major Jesus Montane Oropesa will be new communications minister. (Page 3) Geavy rainfall) has apparently caused damages to military. acilities in{ Pinar del Rio)Province and hampered travel in Qrienty ‘Province. ig (Page 4) a | TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 . 7 Oo 7 TOP SECRET DINAR THE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSINATION: A Spanish-language daily in New York claims Madrid police are holding a self-confessed plotter against the late Presi- dent. (Page 4) INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST: io A fire on a farm n Gardenas, Matanzas) Province, has de- stroyed one acre of ‘Gengauen)} (Page 4) 29 An attempt has been nate A shoot the chief of the @urg in (Velasco, Camaguey) Province. (Page 5) A militiaman arrested in Guantanamo on 3 December for sus- ' pected counterrevolutionary activities has been freed, (Page 5) 4 29,10 : The (DSE unit at Ciego de Avila) has captured one insurgent and Yeports the surrender of another; a resident of: FE has been arrested for cashing an out—of-circulation - dollar bill. (Page 5) Thirty-two people attempting to flee Cuba were captured by Cuban security forces on 8 December; this may be related to an earlier report which stated that an undetermined number of residents of Las Villas Province fled the country from an unknown point of embarkation. (Page 6) Several minor incidents of sabotage have been discovered on CUBANA aircraft. (Page 6). A DRE leader in Mexico City announced that 126 Cuban mili- tiamen were killed in a clash with guerrillas near Sancti . Spiritus, Las Villas Province. (Page 6) CUBAN_AIR FLIGHT CONNECTIONS: (Spaia has approved regularly scheduled navana inari3 flights y CUBANA airlines, according to an intercepte message. . (Page 7) SHIPPING SUPPORT FOR CUBA: The Argentine Government and the owners of the SS ANAMAR are determined that it will not take a cargo of Soviet-. purchased coffee to Cuba. (Page 7) ii TOP SECRET DINAR Dip 13-00000 . an ; _ . _ TOP SECRET DINAR 4e . (cssosLonms: of The(Brazilian OAS dele at informed his government on 5 December that several (OAS delegated, fave been impressed by the Cuban claim that the weapons found in Venezuela Last month had actually been planted there by the US. Apparently unaware that elaborate efforts had been made to erase all indications of the Cuban origin of the weapons, they wonder why Cuba would permit evidence of its involvement in send-_ ing arms to Latin American guerrillas to be traceable to. Cuba. (Page 7) (9) The Genezueian OAS ambassador)dispatched an urgent message to h foreign ministed ecember expressing misgivings as to the attitudes of a ee ners of the special. DAS) committee appointed to investigate Venezuela" s charges aga. nst the . Castro regime. _ Page 8) ‘i In relation. to the investigation of the Yenézuelan) arms ’ cache, the (Brazilian IES to the @as) has been instructed not. to show "sympathy or excessive Gaderstanding in rela-: tion to Cuba." (Page 9) SOVIET-CUBAN RELATIONS: | A clandestine source has reported, possibly as a current rumor, that Fidel Castro visited Moscow around 15 November; there "is no current evidence that he made any public appear — ances in Cuba around that date. (Page 9) BLOC ECONOMIC RELATIONS: Five Polish merchantmen have been assigned to Cuban run. (Page 10) - The Soviet -made AN-12 transport has landed in Cuba. (Page 10) NON-BLOC RELATIONS: _ . The Moroccan foreign minister has received a Cuban "good- will" mission for the second time; local expectation is” that formal relations will be re-established shortly. po _ (Page 11) i) The President of (Dahomey Heclined an invitation to attend the l January anniversary celebration in Cuba. (Page 11) iii TOP SECRET DINAR tolrd 13-00000 3p TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN. SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: ore The Chilean acnencaiad Venezieid) is convinced of the accuracy of (Venezuelan charges of Cuban subversion. (Page 11) il There is an additional report on the use of a Cuban trans- port plane to supply pro-Castro groups in Venezuela with weapons. (Page 12) Cuban Chargé Lasalle in Bolivia is reportedly supplying weapons to the leftist section of the governing party, as the serious political crisis there becomes more in- tense. (Page 12) A clandestine source has reported that two Cubans are with a. group of Peruvian leftists currently hiding in Bolivia, and that Castro has agreed to provide.money and guerrilla training for a rival group. (Page 12) iv TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 , t py TOP SECRET DINAR MILITARY DEVELOPMENTS: Three independent clandestine sources have reported the unloading of military equipment from a Soviet cargo vessel, probably the METALLURG BAIKOV, on 19 or 20 November. This vessel was suspected of carrying a military cargo long before its arrival in Cuba. (See Daily Summary of 12 November.) It carried what was probably the eighth full military cargo to arrive in Cuba since the 1962 missile crisis. One source, a retired civil engineer whose reporting has been factual and . in most instances based on personal observation, reported that the METALLURG BAIKOV unloaded "large quantities of arms and military equipment" in Havana on 20 November and left the next day. Another source reported that Havana longshoremen had stated that a Soviet ship, which they did not identify, had unloaded arms at Regla Wharf, Havana, on 20 November. A third source, an educated Cuban of Western Kuropean extraction who _is a resident of Havana, reported that tanks were among the ‘equipment unloaded from a Soviet vessél that arrived in Havana on 19 November. The three sources are probably referring to the same shipment. If the report on the delivery of tanks is true, this would be the second consecutive reported shipment of armored vehicles to Cuba. The ORENBURG reportedly delivered some 45 tanks on 23 or 24 October. (See Daily Summaries of 28 and 29 October.) It has previously been reported that another probable military shipment, the ninth, is now en route aboard the SLUTSK. (See Daily Summary of 3 December.) (CIA TDCS-DB- ara 288, 6 December , SECHET NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DIS- SEM) - The Soviet “coastal defense rockets" now belong to the Cuban Army artillery forces, according to a recent speech by Raul Castro. Cubans probably have been training in cruise missile operations since last spring, and the rotation and withdrawal of some Soviet naval personnel in September suggested that the cruise missile system was turned over to the Cubans at that time? (4 Soviet communications net) which probably serves the cruise missile system remains active, however, indicating that some degree of Soviet involvement continues. (CIA FBIS, 14 November, UNCLASSIFIED and NSA 2/-/CURUNYR16-63 , 28 August, 1963, SECRET KIMBO) 9 -l- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR | FIDEL CASTRO'S SPEECH: Fidel Castro's speech of the night of 6-7 December was on the occasion of the graduation of women teachers for the literacy campaign, He devoted most of the 99 minutes to a discussion of the development of local education in Cuba, At one point, however, he made a moderately long digression to discuss Venezuela and the situation raised by Venezuela's dis-— covery last month of a large cache of weapons, some of which have been traced to Cuba. Castro stated that, while "the imperialists and their lackeys" charge that Cuba is promoting subversion in Vene- zuela, rebellion and subversion cannot be promoted from with- out. The Venezuelan revolution, he maintained, stems from the Venezuelan people's own disgust with their government and with its permitting the "imperialists" to plunder Venezuela's wealth and resources. If subversion could, in fact, be promoted from the outside, why, he asked, have all the resources of im- perialism failed to subvert the Cuban Government? - Betancourt, "that miserable lackey," is trying to incite the United States to take military action against Cuba, Castro charged, As a pretext the Venezuelans say they have discovered arms from Cuba on the Venezuelan coast, Castro stated.’ "Some of the arms," he said, "are said to have borne an effaced Cuban seal, and other arms are said to be bazookas, recoilless cannon, mortars, But Cuban mortars perchance? No!. Yankee mortars? Yankee bazookas! Yankee recoilless cannon! Arms which we did not manufacture; arms which we did not buy!" Castro then went on, without specifically denying that the weapons had come from Cuba, by implying that the CIA. had obtained Cuban arms from Cuban deserters and that it would not be difficult to plant these weapons in Venezuela. (Here he is obviously referring to the Belgian-made light rifles and submachineguns which have been identified as among those shipped to Cuba in 1959 and 1960.) With respect to the US-made mortars, bazookas, and re- coilless. rifles, Castro challenged the OAS investigating com- mittee to "investigate thoroughly," make laboratory tests, trace the serial numbers, and then "they will be able to reach only one conclusion: that they belong to the CIA," Castro then attempted to show the "brazenness" and in- consistency of those who would use the Venezuelan arms cache as a pretext to invade or to blockade Cuba when for more than four years the very same kind of stthversive activity as is now being charged to Cuba has been perpetrated against Cuba-- without any hemispheric attempt to punish the aggressors. -2- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR FIDEL CASTRO'S SPEECH - cont'd "Things have changed quite a bit," Castro declared, "to attack or to blockade Cuba now would not be easy; we can de- fend ourselves;. we are calm; we know what we have to defend ourselves with." Then, in an implied reference to the Soviet shipment of strategic missiles to Cuba last year, Castro de- clared: "When we hear some of these lackeys of imperialism talking so calmly about invading Cuba, when it has been only one year since the October crisis, they are once more proving us right and are once more justifying Cuba's taking defensive measures; this talk led to the October crisis." Castro then declared that "these men are so deceived by their own propaganda that...they cannot conceive of what any invader would meet here." A war against Cuba, he said, "would not end while there was a single mercenary soldier. treading on our soil." Castro then returned briefly to his views as to how peace can be assured in the Caribbean, "Whatever they want to dis- cuss with Cuba," he said, "let them come and discuss honestly with Cuba; because we have stated the indispensable prerequisites for a peaceful atmosphere...in the Caribbean." Thus far, how- ever, "they have answered with aggressions on top of aggressions." This course, he said, "is doomed to failure." (CIA FBIS Havana, 7 December, OFFICIAL USE ONLY) CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: A shake-up in the Cuban cabinet has moved Faure Chomon Mediavilla to the post of transportation minister; he succeeds Capt. Omar Fernandez, whose ministry was recently under attack by Castro for alleged inefficiencies and “vices." Major Jesus Montane Oropesa is replacing Chomon as communications minister. Chomon, who served as Castro's first ambassador to the Soviet Union, took over as communications minister in March 1962. He is currently a member of the National Directorate of PURS. Fernandez, his predecessor, is reportedly moving to an unspecified position in the Ministry of Industries under Che Guevara.. Montane took part in the attack on the Moncada Barracks in 1953 and followed. Castro to exile in Mexico. He took part in the GRANMA expedition of 1956 when he was captured and in- prisoned. After the revolution, he reportedly received only a minor post. in the government because he had talked too much in prison. His most recent post, dating from at least August 1962, has been as number two man in the Tourism Institute (INIT). He is said to be an ardent Marxist-Leninist, who. preaches it at every opportunity. (UPI 63, 6 December, UN- CLASSIFIED; background information: SECRET) -3- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION - cont'd , Intercepted’ fuban military messages of 7 December. indicate _ that serious (rai damage. has occurredyin both (Pinar del Rio i0 nd Oriente )provinces. (Five unidentified)military units in (9 (Pinar del Rio jreported the extent of damage to their defensive ortificationsS and fac lities, yin messages to the operations officer, apparently at| fourth army headquartors)in( Pinar del (O Ho) More than half Bee ot most or been destroyed, the shelters and command pos at most_of the units reporting had suffered serious damage, and. division headquarter eported that, while its facilities were still in good condition; the roads leading to it will have to be repaire Meanwhile, in 24 (o Oriente pr ovince? intercepts indicate that (torrential rainfall had caused the Givers to flood making, travel difficult and had forced the Closing of the (Baracoa) airport. (USN-856, 2/SL{CUMYR302-63, 8 December, SECRET KIMBO) 949 THE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSINATION: - The Reuters correspondent in Madrid has advised the US Embassy that he has been queried by a New York client about an 8 December El Tiempo report that Spanish police have de-— tained a Cuban national--45-year-old Enrique Pascual: Ruedolo Gongora, alleged to have arrived in Spain via an IBERIA flight from New York on 23 November--in connection with a plot against the late President Kennedy. Local police have confirmed deten- tion of Ruedolo. However, they claim that he arrived in Spain on 29 November and to the best of their knowledge has abso- lutely no connection with the assassination. They maintain that he was expelled from the United States for undetermined reasons and is being held because he has been unable to - arrange onward travel to Cuba. CAS is pursuing the matter in Madrid. (Am Emb Madrid, 1155,7 December, CONFIDENTIAL) INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST: 0 i A fire on 6 December on a farm near (Cardenas Matanzas ) Province, des royed approximately. one acr £ fhenequen zu Thi chief of the atands as Bureau of Public Order ( oP) in orned \© (Havana)in an he fire, ‘supposed to be sabotage," was put out by the(Cardenas \fire ' December intercepted message o(Ga 4 department. - (USM 603) ASU RNAS -89, 8 December, SECRET ' KIMBO) -4- TOP SECRET DINAR Zzpl 13-00000 : Sos . TOP SECRET DINAR INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST - cont'd 9 —— . 2! © On 6 December the (Department of State Security (DSE)) unit in Moron) informed | rovincial h quarters in Camaguey) that on 5 D&cember "they tried to shoot Wown the chief of the’ e n (9 (Vv Velasco .), .he escaped unharmed. Full details will be sent by“? etter > The message did not indicate to whom "they" referred. om, 603 9, 2/10 922-63, 6 December, SECRET KIMBO) Ghe militiaman who was arrested in Guantanamo on 3 December for suspected counterrevolutionary_activities (see 24. a Summary ,o6 December) has meen headg Sector E Nenaauarters ayari Brriba) informed(First Arfiy¥ headquarters) in San- iotiseo on 5 December that teban Mendez Almaguer and Vose Joirét Aria, both identified as natives of Quijada, were re- ased by the DS -_The reason for their release was not given. (isn. and? 2/iRL epi R197-63, 6 December, SECRET KIMBO) Pane (ie unit at Ciego de Avila has captured one insur gent and Feports the surrender of dnother.0 On 6 December SE provincial headquarters) in Camaguey was informed that the nsurgent Demetrio Armas Izquierdo was “captured near Jatibonico. The message stated that Armas "was reportedly active in the Havana, Matanzas, and Santa Clara areas, and most recently in Camaguey. He belonged to an insurgent band led by one Carlo." The same message reported the surrender of Edmundo Almeida (see Daily Summary, 5 December), “previously associated with the bands of Juan Aiberto ," to the DSE unit at Jatibonico. | In addition, on 7 Decesber (Ciego de Avila reported the arrest of Jesus Marquez, a 39-yedr-old resident of Jucaro. Marquez is said to have cashed an gout of circulation 50-dollar 11, which he received from the US on 4 Decembe 963." a Gant 603, mee /R138-63, 6 December and 2/YJ sad R140-63, Decembe GprMBo) . An undetermined number of residents of Vegas de Palmas, San Antonio de las Veultas and Agiada de Moya, Las Villas Province, recently fled the country from an unknown point of ‘embarkation.:.*'Central Army headquarters in Santa Clara)in- formed’ Gavana) that the persons from Vegas de Palmas had been identified as: Lucina Manso, Rodobaldo Monteagua, and } Moises Monson Garit, an ex-private in the revolutionary armed ' forces. , Also mentione escapees were Feliz Perez, Inoes Lima. usn ges atee R301-63, 8 December, SECRET KIMBO) ~5- TOP SECRET DINAR 24 Py 13-00000 (9 (Camaguey) informed avana) that a TOP SECRET DINAR INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST - cont'd In possible connection with the preceding item, 32 people attempting to flee Cuba were captured by Cuban 2 security forces on_8 December. (Fitth Army Headquarters )in 3) aritime patrol of the coastal-vigilance observation post captured a boat carrying 32 individuals in the area of Cayo Mariquibay, north of La Bahia de Punta Alegre. On the boat, which had. left Caibarien three days earlier, government agents found Cuban and YS monies as well as personal belongings. (USN 56, 2/3L/C0M - R303-63, 9 December, SECRET KIMBO) FJ A trained clandestine source who is a civil aviation expert with the Cuban Ministry of Transportation reports that several minor incidents of sabotage have been discovered on CUBANA aircraft. On 15 November a CUBANA IL-14 made a round-trip flight from Rancho Boyeros Airport to Nueva Gerona without a storage battery. The source comments that serious trouble would have resulted if one engine had stopped or had been feathered while en route. This incident may be related to various acts of subtle sabotage against CUBANA aircraft, such as stuffing exhaust tubes with rags or obstructing car- buretor intakes. . , _ In addition, the source reports that a CUBANA Britannia aircraft was sabotaged by Algerian personnel during a recent ' flight to Algiers. The hydraulic line was fractured forcing the crew to use manual controls to lower the landing gear for a stop in Madrid. (CIA IN 75941, 8 December, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM) . . Press dispatches from Mexico City report that a leader of the Revolutionary Students Directorate (DRE) announced that 126 Cuban militiamen had been killed in a clash with ‘guerrillas 12 miles south of Sancti Spiritus, Las Villas Province. Angel Gonzales said that "belated underground reports. just received" indicated that the clash took place in mid-September when a guerrilla force ambushed a militia unit and killed 11 militiamen. The guerrilla forces lost 18 men, including Negro. guerrilla leader Andre Startabull and three captains identified as Carlos Roca, Julio Garcia, and Sergio Perez. The Castro regime then sent 5,000 men sup- ported by tanks, mortars,.and helicopters to destroy the guerrillas. After two weeks of fighting, the entire guerrilla unit was destroyed but not until-115 other militiamen had been killed. There is no confirmation from COMINT or other sources of any action of the. magnitude reported by the DRE, (AP+131, Mexico City, 7 December, UNCLASSIFIED) -6- TOP SECRET DINAR connections are vital to ‘TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN AIR. os CONNECTIONS: -@pain) tas approved regularly scheduled mavana fiades) flights by CUBANA airlines, according to an intercepted mesSage of 7 De- cember. It was previously reported that th Gpanish Government was unwilling to reduce it ese flights becausé it believes the Goain: however, the (Foreign Ministry )24 said it wore limit Jor p bts to Havana-WMadridg-Havana with- out stops i lgiers) or aus) and would refuseddlanding to Soviet-built ANA aircraft.(O (See Daily Summary of 18 November.) It has also been reported that) CUBANA is assured of capacit passenger loads for the Havana -{lladrid) service and plans. to pool 24 vis (sara) from all of Western~ Europe )for delivery to Havana via Madrid) thus assuring full payloads both ways. (See Daily Sum: qf 4 December.) (NSA 2X/O{QOP/T211-63, 8 December, SECRET SABRE; Background information: Q*| NO FOREIGN DISSEM) SHIPPING SUPPORT FOR CUBA: Argentina is reportedly attempting to stop one of its ships-- the SS ANAMAR--from delivering a cargo of coffee to Cuba, despite the fact that there are currntly no legal. restrictions against Argentine ships calling anywhere in the world. The ANAMAR left Brazil on 1 November with a cargo of Brazilian coffee, purchased by the USSR and destined for Cuba. (See Daily Summary of 8 No- vember.) The Argentine Foreign Ministry informed US Embassy of- ficials that it was determined to’ prevent the ANAMAR from going _to Cuba because of potential unfavorable press reaction. Argen- tina wants to avoid legal and financial entanglements in the mat- ter; however, it is determined to stop the ship and is reportedly even considering some type of provocation which would force the ship to put into Puerto Rico. The owners of the ANAMAR are equally adamant that the ship will not go to Cuba; reportedly they had agreed to ship coffee from Brazil to some Central Amer- ican country to pay some back bills, and were only informed later that the shipment would go to Cuba. According to the owners, the ship is now lying off the coast of Brazil awaiting resolution of the problem. The owners reportedly stated they will sink the ship rather than go to Cuba. (Am Emb Buenos Aires 1017, 4 Decen- ber, CONFIDENTIAL) 29 (oas) DEVELOPMENTS: : 0% 06 ipJ (ree OAS delegate Penna Marinho) reported to his gov- 24 ernm from (Washingto on 5 December that several (OAS delegates have been impressed byjthe Cuban claim that the weapons found in ‘Venezuela last month had actually been planted there by the United States. -7- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 . Wp o(, Senna Marinho)\went on, that if Cuba had actu TOP SECRET DINAR f “og @as )DEVELOPMENTS - cont'd ty gd These Giegates, Pénha Marinho) stated, “are wondering whether the €uban Government would be so stupid as to send to Venezuela arms with the inscription ‘Cuban Army’ and the insignia of Cuba engraved on them" as indicated by, the Vene- zuelan photographs shown at the as} These delegat s\ believe, ) ly sent the arms o Venezuela it would first have removed any indication of their origin. This account indicates that the(Brazilian dele gate\and the others of whom he speaks are apparently unaware that’ considerable effort had, in fact, been made to erase all evidence of the Cuban origin of these arms. The 31 submachine guns found in the cache had their serial numbers and other identifying marks recently ground off. Venezuelan technicians, using a highly technical process, were able to raise the serial numbers and the Cuban shield on some of the weapons. In inde- . pendent tests, US technicians were able to raise the numbers and shields on three of these weapons. The numbers. correspond to those of weapons known to have been delivered to Cuba from Belgium in 1959 and 1960. Similarly, in the case of the 81 light automatic rifles of Belgian manufacture found in the cache, all identifying marks had been obliterated. In this case, one-fourth inch of molten brazing alloy had been used to cover the places where the numbers had been ground off and it was not possible to restore the numbers. However, Venezuelan military authorities have noted that these weapons are unique to those manufactured expressly for the Cuban Government by Belgium's Fabrique Nationale in 1959, when Cuba ordered 22,500 such weapons. (NSA 3/OABLD/T2041-63, 6 December, TOP SECRET DINAR; background data: FISECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM) The(Veneniielan OAS delegate dispatched a "personal, urgent, and confidential" message to his Goreign minister.en 6 December expressing certain misgivings as to the attitudes’ 6f members of the special OAS\ fact-finding committee with respect to the Venezuelan charges’ against thec.Castro regime which the committee was named to investigate. Thé G@mbassador reported that he had just received "strictly confidential information" that the pre- vailing opinion within the committee is that it must investigate the entire subject of Cuban subversive activities in Venezuela, not limiting itself to the evidence on the Cuban origin of the arms cache found in Venezuela last month. -8- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-0000 0 (Zip - attitude which migh TOP SECRET DINAR 24 as) DEVELOPMENTS : - t'd é con & The committee members, the (ambassador )stated, insist that it is essential for the Venezuelan Government to "pre- sent proof of the general Cuban conspiracy" against the Vene- zuelan Governmen £ the case against Cuba is to be proven. The (Venezuelan ambassador )added that “one of the most important members| of the committee"’ had stated that the enezuelan evidence on the Cuban origin of the arms cache is not airtight and!lthat the arms could actually have been resold by Cuba to someone else some,years agocor stolen from Cuban arsenals. The Venezuela OAS ambassador\then stated that the editor of a "very important US magazine" had asked him in all serious- ness: on 6 December whether the arms could not have been planted in Venezuela by the CIA, as Castro has charged. The editor added that this question had been asked of him by "imp tant persons" with whom he had discussed the problem, The: Yene- zuelan ambassador) used this,to emphasize to his foreign: ne~ ob ister\ that he believes the [Venezuelan Government must not dismi$Ss this suspicion lightly.. He pointed out that important have pointed out( Venezuela's pvidence on the arms cache may provide "the fir opportunity" to confront. the threat ‘of Cuban subversion in the hemisphere. Thes ndividuals may be critical of the Venezuelan Government, the(ambassador \warned, if its sticks to its demand that the inve. igation b limited to the arms cache evidence. (NSA 3/0{VED, aye ee 7 December, TOP SECRET DINAR) qq persons in the United uela's pride in government and the press, The(Brazilian delégate )to the( OAS) was informed of his country' position on the investigation of the Venezuelan armg cache, according to a 2 December intercepted message. The Foreign Ministry y)ipforned him that,he was to "avoid any t 86em to leave(Braz il)isolated in a posi- tion which could be interpreted. as one of sympathy or exces- sive understanding in relation to Cuba." On the other hand, he was instructed not to "openly state ‘the opinion that the matter falls exclusively under¢the competence of the Venezuelan security authorities." The (de legate was advised to delay his departure "until the situation is clarified." (NSA 5/0 T206-63, 6 December, TOP SECRET DINAR) SOVIET-CUBAN RELATIONS: Fidel Castro may have been in Moscow about 15 November for talks with Premier Khrushchev, according to a civil aviation expert who is apparently passing on a rumor he heard in Cuba. The source reported as background that Castro has not appeared on Cuban TV and did not meet people he ap- parently would have met if he had been in Cuba. -9- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR - SOVIET BLOC RELATIONS - cont'd There have been no reported Castro appearances around L5 November. On 7 November he talked with a group of students at Havana University and on 19 November he reportedly visited a PURS meeting in Matanzas. However, between these two dates there is no current evidence that he appeared on Cuban radio or TV, and Hoy carried no reports of his personal appear- ances in Cuba. This does not, however, rule out the possibility that he was indeed in Cuba in "mid-November, (CIA IN 75946, & December, SECRET) | BLOC ECONOMIC RELATIONS: Warsaw has assigned five merchantmen with a capacity of 44,000 tons tothe Cuban - Central American trade, according to anh announcement by Havana television. The ships, one of which is refrigerated, will be operated by CUBALCO-~-the Rostock-head- quartered joint company chartered by Poland, the GDR, Czecho- slovakia and Cuba to carry goods between Cuba and the northern satellites. In the words of Havana television, "the enterprise will be responsible for guaranteeing supplies to the first socialist country of America, thereby contributing to the defeat of the US economic. blockade against Cuba." (CIA/FBIS, 7. December, UNCLASS TI TED) . 24 | Soviet(air “defense Jand Cuban esvat air voice) communica tions on 7 cember reflected the ival in Cuba of a Soviet- made AN-12.: (See Daily Summary, 6 December). The following day, Prensa ‘Latina announced that “the Cuban air force" had acquired a four-engine, turboprop craft with a 14,000-ton freight capacity for use in a service between Moscow and Havana. Prensa Latina said that the plane would be used to carry freight between the two. capitals and "three or four stops at cities not yet announced by the Cuban consolidated aviation enterprise." The references to the AN-12 being acquired by the "Cuban Air Force," followed by statements attributed to CUBANA offi- cials as to its future employment, raise confusion as to whether it is to be used primarily for military or civil air purposes. As pointed out previously, however (see Daily Summary of 3 December), the AN-12 can be used interchangeably in both types of service. Its employment in bringing mili- tary cargoes to Cuba from the Soviet Union would be hampered, however, by range factors which would require it to refuel at two or more nonbloc airports between Cuba and the USSR. At these airports the aircraft could be subject to cargo in- spections. | (USA-71, 2/DGACURUAYR-853-63, 7 December, SE- CRET KIMBO; CIA/FBIS, Havana, 54 cember, UNCLASSIFIED} ~10- ‘TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 df if TOP SECRET DINAR NON-BLOC RELATIONS: The Moroccan foreign minister has received a three-man Cuban "good-will" mission for the second time and the Istiqlal's Nation claims. that a resumption of formal diplomatic relations is imminent, according to the US Embassy in Rabat (see Daily . Summary for 29 November and 6 December). According to a semi- official account of the meeting, which took place on 4 December, the Cubans reasserted their desire to normalize relations and professed a lack of hostile intentions against the Moroccan . Government--which severed formal relations after Cuban "techni- cians" arrived in Algeria on 22 October. "Informed sources" in Rabat claim that the government is considering the Cuban demarché with "attention," The Nation explains that the Cubans now recognize that Morocco has not been the aggressor in the Algerian conflict and that they are "repentant" over their pre- cipitous action in aiding Ben Bella. (Am Emb Rabat, 866, 6 De- cember, LIMITED OFFICIAL USE) _ 19 The President of (Dahomey )declined an invitation to attend the 1 January anniversary celebration in Cuba, according to an ntercepted(radiotelephong- onversation of 3 December. The Ganonean ambassador )in Paris, received the invitation from his an counterpart; however|’the president declined because he said it was “hardly possible" for him to be in Cuba in January. It is not clear if Qahomey) will designate an official representa- tive to the celebrationl? “(GCHQ, rea ¥6/12/1963, 6. December, SECRET SABRE) ~ OY CUBAN .SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY: 9. i ‘ The Chilean ambassador) in Genezuela informed his govern- ment, in an intercepted 2 December message, that he is con- vinced of the accuracy of the Venezuelan Government's charges of Cuban subversion in Venezuela. He pointed out that the heavy voting in Venezuela's 1 December national election dem- onstrates that the legal opposition in Venezuela is not impli- cated in the violence and terrorism. He also stated that the Castro regime is so thoroughly repudiated by Venezuelan pub- lic opinion that the Venezuelan Government has no need to use artificial. means to stimulate anti-Castro feeling there. The (Chilean ambassador) pointed out that many Venezuelan Communists are in Cuba and from there "they permanently incite rebellion" in Venezuela and Cuban propaganda supports their efforts. (NSA 3/0/Z+CLD T104-63, 7 December, TOP SECRET DINAR NO FOREIGN ' DISSEM q -ll- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 | 7 . TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY - cont'd There is additional information on Cuban use of a DC~4 aircraft allegedly to supply Venezuelan guerrillas with weapons ‘through British Guiana. A clandestine source who is a civil ‘aviation expert and affiliated with the Cuban Ministry of Trans-— 'portation reports hearing rumors to the effect that the recently refurbished CUBANA DC-4 with CUBANA registry number CUT-785 has ‘been issued a "Guiana license," presumably a license for operation in British Guiana; and has been operated by military personnel. He adds that "it is said that clandestine flights have been made to Venezuela." The same source had previously reported the re- ifurbishing of this plane and some others and indicated that extra fuel tanks had been installed on them. (CIA DD/P IN 75942, 8 De- cember, SECRET/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO FOREIGN DISSEM) -The Cubans are reportedly involved in the serious political crisis now under way in Bolivia, where a split between President (Paz' section of the governing party and the leftist sector led by Vice President: Lechin threatens serious civil disorder. Cuban Chargé Lasalle has given two boxes of arms to leaders of the left “ ‘section of the party for use in the Catavi-Siglo mining area, ac- cording to information received by a clandestine source. The source, a medium-level member of the left section of the govern- ing party who has excellent contact with national leaders of that section and who is apparently trusted by Lasalle, was given this information. by a. Bolivian labor leader who added that he had personally received the arms from Lasalle. The source re- ports that the arms are of German origin and had been stored in Lasalle's house in La Paz. (CIA DD/P La Paz, IN 76093, 8 December, ‘SECRET ) I Two unnamed Cubans are reportedly with a group of 18 members of the Peruvian Army of National Liberation (ELN) who are cur- rently hiding in Bolivia, according to.a usually reliable medium- level member of the Peruvian Movement of the Revolutionary Left (MIR) who is in regular contact with MIR leaders. The members of the ELN may have been returning from training in Cuba, since several such groups from that movement have gone there in the past. According to Gonzalo Fernandez Gasco, leader of the MIR, his group will help them return to Peru by providing them with +. the necessary documentation. In return, the weapons owned by } tthe ELN--automatic weapons and "San Cristobal" carbines--will ' be turned over to the MIR, reportedly in accordance with an order from Fidel Castro. Once the ELN youths are back in Peru, the MIR will look after them and try to convert them. to the cause. The object is to eliminate the ELN as a rival force. | -12- | . TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 . 7 : | TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY - cont'd | Possibly related to this reported plan to upgrade the MIR 'is a report from the same source that Fernandez said on 6 December that Castro recently sent money to the MIR leaders and offered to train more of its members in Cuba. Fernandez said that in the future, groups of MIR members will go alternatively to North Korea /and to Cuba for guerrilla warfare training. (CIA Lima TDCS-3/566,+ 662, 6 December, and TDCS-3/566,947, 8 December, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM) ; -13- TOP SECRET DINAR
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It does not representa complete coverage of all current reports received, nor does time permit the complete evaluation of all reports which are included, CONTENTS MILITARY DEVELOPMENTS: An intercepted Cuban military message of 5 December indi- cated that the Cuban armed forces are giving courses in chemical warfare defense. (Page 1) ‘INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: Moscow press reports the’ OAS meeting on Cuban arms ship- ments. (Page 1) _|CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: Apparitions of Santa Barbara have been reported from Oriente Province. (Page 1) ¢ OM: The@ortuguese ambassador) in Havana reports his impressions of the reactions to President Kennedy's assassination. (Page 2) 19. Two government soldiers were killed in southern Oriente > Province when a dice game, involving military and civilian personnel, was uncovered and fired upon by troops from Unit 2Y 1948.) (Page 3) Dolores Ibarruri,.secretary general of the Spanish Communist Party, arrived in Havana from Moscow on 5 December, accord- ing to press reports. (Page 3) Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, minister of INRA, has expressed serious dissatisfaction with Cuba's current agricultural situation and revealed that he disagrees with Castro's emphasis on "ultimate aims" in place of current "tactics." ‘Rodriguez: also informed the British ambassador that he had i TOP SECRET DINAR IR) _ TOP SECRET DINAR (CUBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT = cont'd opposed the Second Agrarian Reform Law and is willing to use "doctrinally unwelcome" measures to increase production. (Page 3) Cuba is taking further steps to improve its fishing industry, including several. construction projects in the Chuyima ship- yards in the Almendares River, the launching of 18 fishing boats, and the sending of an(official mission) to @pain)in connection with the fishing dustry .2.4 (Page 4) “al INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST: Counterrevolutionary elements apparently attacked an obser- vation post on Cayo de Cristo) on a recent undetermined date. (Page 4) so io A suspected counterrevolutionary was arrested on 3 December in (Guantanano.) (Page 5) i) | CUBAN FOREIGN SERVICE: The Cuban ambassador to the USSR is in Havana for a short "vacation." (Page 5) | CUBAN AIR FLIGHT CONNECTIONS: The Soviet-made AN-12 transport plane being ferried to Cuba : reached Recife, Brazil, on 5 December, and left there for its last stop before it is scheduled to arrive in Cuba on 7 December. (Page 5) | SHIPPING SUPPORT FOR CUBA: The US Embassy in Beirut believes that Lebanon may act to ‘curtail the use of its ships in the Cuban trade. This would result in a significant decline in Cuban shipping in free world bottoms. (Page 5) CUBAN ~- CHINESE COMMUNIST RELATIONS: Wang Yu-ping has been named the new Chinese Communist am- bassador to Cuba. He is a senior diplomat, but not as high ranking an individual as the recently appointed Chinese Communist ambassadors to Algeria and the UAR. (Page 5) BLOC ECONOMIC RELATIONS: A Bulgarian arms negotiator has returned. from Havana to Sofia. (Page 6) , ii TOP SECRET DINAR Zp TOP SECRET DINAR ‘BLOC RELATIONS: A four-man Soviet delegation to revise social science cur- riculum at Havana University. has arrived in Havana. (Page 6) NON-BLOC COMMERCIAL RELATIONS: The US consul in Antwerp has been informed by the Varmi Company of Brussels that it will not sell construction equipment to Cuba; there have been reports that such a sale, perhaps totaling $1 million, was being negotiated. Meanwhile, a Cuban group, which had probably planned to complete negotiations on the sale, was delayed because of lack of visas. (Page 6) The US Embassy in Tokyo sees little hope of inducing the Japanese Government to interfere with the implementation of a contract under which Japanese private firms have re- portedly agreed to purchase 325,000 tons of Cuban sugar. (Page 7) The director of a Spanish optical firm has gone to Havana to negotiate the sale of movie projectors; he is being sponsored by CILASA, (Page 7) , NON-BLOC RELATIONS: A Cuban good-will mission was received by the Moroccan acting foreign minister; the US Embassy believes this may presage the official re-establishment of diplomatic relations. (Page 7) The Swiss ambassador believes that Frank Emmick's trial -will be held shortly after the completion of the current OAS investigation of Venezuelan charges against Cuba; Emmick's preliminary hearing has been completed and the ambassador is trying to find a Cuban lawyer to defend him. (Page 8) | The government of Trinidad gave a "chilly reception" toa visiting Cuban official and turned down a suggestion for trade talks, at least for the present. “(Page 8) CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES; ' 10 The (Chilean * dabassy) in Havana has received information from es in Cuba it “considers reliable which supports 1 iii TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000_ ia od TOP SECRET DINAR ,, CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES = cont'd Venezuelan charges that Cuba has been shipping arms to South America. (Page 8) Havana Radio announced yesterday that pro-Castro guerrillas in the Dominican Republic have established. "six operational zones"; Cuban exiles in Miami feel that the failure of pro- ‘Castro terrorists in Venezuela may force him to turn to terrorism in the Dominican Republic. (Page 9) Cuba is reportedly making preparations to recognize a Vene- zuelan government-in-exile, according to information re- ceived by an official (West Gorman yservice from a fairly reliable source with c ntacts)in avana. (Page 9) The OAS Investigating Committee which is looking into the Cuban arms cache discovered in Venezuela does not intend to limit its investigation to the cache, but has expressed interest in looking into other evidence of Cuban activities directed against Venezuela. The Venezuelan Government has agreed to. furnish all possible evidence on its complaint. (Page 10) On 5 December an American woman told a minister in New York that her boy friend had left that day for an unknown desti- nation in Central America from which he planned to fly in a pro-Castro Venezuelan coup on Saturday. (Page 10). iv TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 — TOP SECRET DINAR (MILITARY DEVELOPMENTS: An intercepted Cuban military message, of 5 December lindicated that the Cuban armed forces are 2 kiving instruction ‘in defense against chemical warfare. An:(unidentified)mili- tary unit in fla Villas) Province reported the selection of two officers ‘and four sergeants to atterid a "chemical defense course, " (USN-856, 2X/SLAC T407-63, 6 December, SECRET SABRE) INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: wy 94 Moscow has given rather standard treatment to the OAS ‘meeting which heard the Venezuelan Government charge Castro ‘with illegal arms shipments. On 4 December, TASS correspond- ent. Leonid Shokin reported that "the weavers of plots against revolutionary Cuba are still at it...accusing it of delivery iof arms to Venezuela for ‘subversive purposes'." Shokin found “certain US circles are the most interestec’in this, as is ‘evident from the fact that representatives of the US State ‘Department declared at the meeting that the United States ‘would 'firmly support' additional economic and diplomatic ;Sanctions by the OAS against Cuba."" He thought it unexcep- itional that "these provocative attempts were not supported by 'the largest Latin American countries" and warned that "such ‘attempts to interfere in Cuban internal affairs are fraught. 'with extremely harmful consequences for the cause of peace.” _(CIA/¥BIS, Moscow, 4 December, UNCLASSIFIED) ‘CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: Several weeks ago there were CAS reports that the storm- tossed peasants of Oriente looked on Hurricane Flora as the _vengeance of God--a God, who in the tradition of the Old 'Testament's stern and sometimes vengeful Jehovah, had loosed his fury on a people first seduced and now ‘impressed by an alien regime. Now a report from the US Naval Base at Guan- t Hl i i |tanamo Bay provides yet another insight into the frame of mind lof the Cuban populace. While the incidents pictured in this /report do not necessarily reflect anything other than a com- ibinationof religious fervor and superstition, they are signifi- ‘cant to the extent that they reflect the unrest--and, perhaps ia growing feeling of hopelessness and despair--current among , the Cubans. In any case, there are prevalent lecally tales of St. ‘Barbara’ S appearing several times to prophesy a change in the ‘regime or admonish errant youths to mend their ways. /Barbara, ivirgin daughter of the heathen Diosorus, was beheaded by her |father near Heliopolis in 235 A.D. for embracing Christianity. .A fearful thunderclap is alleged to have greeted her execution. | Symbolized by a windmill-like tower with three windows, the l type 6f fortress in which her father was wont to confine her while he was absent from home, Barbara is the patroness of ‘artillerymen and miners. -l- — TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 ' . Pl TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION - cont'd /In the Church's calendar, her feast is marked on 4 Decem- ber.” Apart from her significance in the Christian ritual, Barbara figures prominently in a neo-pagan cult known as the Santeria. Devotees of Santeria regard themselves as Catholics and believe that the names of the Catholic saints are translations into Spanish of the Nigerian names of African gods. Catholicism is viewed as the Spanish tribal version of Santeria. The association between Catholicism and Santeria is based on a largely superficial similarity between Catholic “saints and the pantheon of African spirit gods. Saint Barbara is thought to be Shango, the God of War./7 According to one of these tales, a woman dressed in -martyr's red stopped a bus outside Guantanamo City on 25 No- vember, stepped inside and berated the Castro regime, The . woman is alleged to have said that the Cuban people could not live forever in such misery and to have predicted that Castro would be taken from them sometime between 4 and 7 De- cember. A inilitiaman passenger told her that she would be arrested when the bus arrived in the city. When it had, she'd disappeared. Continuing on to Caimanera, the bus s topped in the town square with the same woman sitting on one of the seats inside the vehicle, The militia again was summoned and again the woman was nowhere to be seen. On 26 November the same woman allegedly appeared outside a school in Caimanera and admonished several children not to thrown stones at'a nearby shack. The children fled into the school and the woman followed. Challenged by a teacher, the woman said she was Santa Barbara and vanished. The next day neither the teacher nor the children would return to the school, though it subsequently has been reopened. (COMNAVBASE GTMO, 01731/T1/JFK/3, 4 December, CONFIDENTIAL) Fidel Castro was "frightened, if not terrified," by the . possi consequences of President. Kennedy ' s murder, overament )2 2Yy to thé"\Portugues’ ambassado in (Havana)? Cabling (his government on 27 November, the (Portugtese diplomat) escribed what he called "a large movement of troops" late on the Afternoon of the Presi- dent's death--"“they were sent to take up positions around Havana and the northern coast of the island."" He found it sur- prising that Castro "jumped into the arena to denounce insinu- ations. which were merely from news and nongovernmental agencies, but added that "it is the general opinion in. diplomatic Cireles) 2Y that the assassination will be the spring whith will unleash passions and violent and blind hysteria of the American people against Cuba and Russia and provide the excuse which up to now was lacking.... There its talk again about the coincidence of rumors concerning a crisis at the end of the year...." Finally, the €nbassado noted that “the assassination did not cause a great deal: 6f consternati in counterrevolutionary circles in the interior (NSA, “ poy T1463-63, 5 December, TOP SECRET DINAR TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 wee / TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION - cont'd - (0 Two government soldiers were kille oe southern Oriente Province on 3 December when members f Onit 1948) at an uniden- tified location within +H irst Army) area, uncovered and fired .on a dice game, which apparently included personnel from their _ own unit. A 3 December message from military (unit 1948 to South 24 Sierra Maestra Sector Hoadquarterey stated that “when the players attempted to flee, the soldiers c enced firing without orders, causing the death of one unnamed ayer and the chief of organ- ization and personnel of (Unit 1948-4 the message added that the bodies and the "civilian and military prisoners" were being sent to sector headquarters. (USN 835, 2/LR1 (CUMYR196-63, °5 December, SECRET KIMBO) 99 ald Dolores Ibarruri, "La Pasionaria" of Spanish Civil War fame and secretary general of the Spanish Communist Party, arrived in . Havana from Moscow on 5 December, according to press reports. Ibarruri, who resides in Moscow, was invited to Cuba by Castro during his visit to the Soviet Union. (The New York Times, 6 December, UNCLASSIFIED) CUBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT : Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, minister of INRA, has expressed serious dissatisfaction with Cuba's current agricultural situa- tion and revealed that he disagrees with Castro's emphasis on "ultimate aims" in place of current "tactics." In a long talk with the British ambassador in early November, Rodriguez agreed "with surprising enthusiasm" that the two main problems facing Cuban agriculture were the lack of competent personnel to run the appropriated farms, and the lack of consumer goods which are necessary to stimulate production, especially by the remain-- ing private farmers. Rodriguez had advised Castro that there were not sufficient agricultural experts to run the state farms which had been previously organized, and he had counseled against taking over medium-size farms (as the Second Agrarian Reform Law did) until sufficiently trained and experienced personnel were available; he commented on Soviet complaints about the low edu- cational level of Cubans sent to the USSR for agricultural training. Rodriguez said that despite his advice, Castro had gone ahead with the Second Agrarian Reform Law for two "polit- ical” reasons: to push ahead with the progress of Cuba's Socialist economy, and to destroy the support for counterrevo- } lutionaries which Castro believed existed among the "rural ' bourgeois." Rodriguez thought it ironical that US pressure ‘on Cuba (presumably he meant aid to counterrevolutionaries) had forced Cuba to seize lands faster than it would otherwise have done. He also stated his belief that the seizure of mediun- size farms would lead to a drop for several years in many branches of Cuban agriculture, particularly in market gardening and dairy farming. =3- TOP SECRET DINAR 6lpd 13-00000. : . . we Te, TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ~ cont'd Rodriguez also agreed with the British ambassador that the second problem facing Cuban agriculture was the lack of consumer goods which were necessary to stimulate production. However, Rodriguez said that Cuba was in a vicious circle: farmers did not have incentive to produce because there were few consumer goods available, yet such goods could not be obtained until farm production had been raised. Rodriguez' main concern seemed to be the scarcity of many consumer goods; in fact, he admitted that he was willing to undertake temporary expediencies which might help raise production, even though they might be "doctrinally unwelcome." . Rodriguez referred the ambassador to Lenin's New Economic Policy, and made noiattempt to disguise his disagreement with Castro's insistence on "ultimate aims" instead of current "tactics." (British Embassy Havana, 13 November, CONFIDENTIAL NO FOREIGN. DISSEM) Cuba is taking further steps to improve its fishing industry. A Havana radiobroadcast reported the completion of several con- struction projects in the Chuyima shipyards in the Almendares River in Havana, including a pier 307 meters in length, a concrete esplanade measuring 17,000 square meters with a capacity of 24 ships, two launching ramps, and the dredging of the Almendares River in front of the pier, pending partial completion, as well as several minor jobs. It also reported that the shipyard has launched 18 Lambda-75-class ships; 14 more are expected to be launched by January. According to a 29 November intercepted message, an Official mission) in con ection with the fishing industry was expected to arrive in (Madri n early December. The (delegation),yas composed. of (Jose Lavia)and (Juan de la Feo Flores) (CIA FBIS 03, 6 Deéember96 OFFICIAL USE ONLY; NSA 2x/0, PgR 2S-63, 5 December, SECRET SABRE) INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST: 0 ounterrevolutionary,ejements apparently attacked the (Selva Marina) observation post at Cayo de Cristo}on a recent undetermined date.” A partially garbled message from (Central Army Headquarters) 24 in(Santa Clara informed Gavana) that personnel in the observation post 0 located on a cay2o f Asabela de Sagua) "repelled the aggres- sion and caused the flight of the attackers. /°. Ina probe of the place by air, land, and sea, nothing more than some footprints were observed." Because of the garbles at the beginning of the } message it is impossible to determine the time and nature of the ; attack. (USN 856, 2/SLACUM/R297-63, 6 December, SECRET KIMBO) ad Wt -4= TOP SECRET DINAR pl TOP SECRET DINAR ‘ INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST - cont'd 2 An unidentified military! unit informed First Army Sector E Headquarters t.Mayari Arriba) that a suspe¢ted counterrevolu- tionary had beén arrested in(Guantanamo),q The suspect, militia- man Esteban Mendez Almaquel,was arrestéd in the home. of Genaro Moya on 3 December. Moya was identified as being implicated in the counterrevolution and as an informer, (USN 835, 2X/ LRL(CUM/T675-63, 5 December, SECRET SABRE) CUBAN FOREIGN SERVICE: Carlos Olivares, Cuba's ambassador to the USSR, arrived by plane yesterday . in Havana for what Prensa Latina "described as a "short vacation." (CIA/FBIS, Havana, 5 December, UN- CLASSIFIED) CUBAN AIR FLIGHT. CONNECTIONS: Intercepted(_ civil aviation) communications indicate that the Soviet-made AN-12 transport aircraft being ferried to Cuba from the Soviet Union is adhering to its schedule. It arrived. at the Brazilian airport of Recife from Conakry on 5 December and left there the next day for Belem, Brazil. It is scheduled to leave Belem on 7 December for Havana. The intercepts also indicated that Jamaica has granted permission for the plane to use Kingston as. a reserve landing point in the event of necessity. (USA-51, 2/J8/RUT/R894-63, 6 December, SECRET KIMBO) 3 SHIPPING SUPPORT FOR: CUBA: The. US Embassy in Beirut believes that Lebanon may act to curtail the use of its ships in the Cuban trade. This would result in a significant decline in Cuban shipping in free world ‘bottoms because Lebanese companies provided ten of the thirty- two free world ships which called at Cuba in October. The Lebanese foreign minister planned to ask the cabinet for a pro- visional measure whereby he. would be able to demand that all ships carrying Lebanese flag must call at Lebanon periodically and report their destinations. He believed this would cut the Cuban traffic quickly by 60 percent. Because US aid to Lébanon is almost nonexistent, the US Embassy believes that ‘this Lebanese action would be ’ prompted by motives of princi- ple rather. than fear of losing US aid, an action which is being discussed by the US Congress. (Am Emb Beirut 520, 5 December, CONFIDENT IAL) ’ CUBAN - CHINESE COMMUNIST RELATIONS: A Havana Prensa Latina broadcast of 6 December announced _ that President Dorticos has assented to the appointment of Wang Yu-ping as Chinese Communist ambassador to Cuba. This is the first information indicating that Ambassador Shen Chien, who has served in Cuba since December 1960, is about to. be replaced. The new Chinese Communist ambassador is a 53-year-old senior: diplomat; since 1950 he has served three- to four-year terms as Communist ambassador in Rumania, Norway, and Cambodia. He is married and has two children. 5m TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 oo , = Med. . TOP SECRET DINAR x. . . - CUBAN — CHINESE COMMUNIST RELATIONS - cont'd While he is, of course, a member of the Chinese Communist party, he is not a ranking party member. He appears to be a lower ranking person than newly assigned Chinese Communist ambassadors to such countries as the UAR and Algeria. The earliest biographic references to him have him as a member of the Chinese Communist Army in 1931. He subsequently became an. army political commissar and rose to the rank of general. It is not unusual, however, for Chinese Communist diplomats to be generals. He speaks Russian, but there is no informa- tion that he speaks Spanish. For the last year and a half, however, he has been stationed in Peiping and he could have learned’ the language then. He accompanied Chinese Communist chief of state: Liu Shoa-chi on the latter's visit to Cambodia last spring. (CIA FBIS Havana, 6 December, OFFICIAL USE ONLY; BACKGROUND DATA: SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM)’ BLOC ECONOMIC RELATIONS: L.P. Kyuchukov, chief of the Engineering Directorate of the Bulgarian Ministry. of Foreign Trade, was to arrive in- Prague from Havana yesterday and fly on "to Sofia today. “ Kyuchukov, who is thought to have negotiated Bulgarian arms shipments to Cuba, was noted traveling between Havana and Santiago de Cuba. on 21 and 23 November--the third time he has been in Cuba since November 1962. (DIRNSA, 2X/0/QOC)T2810- 63, 5 December, SECRET SABRE) GH BLOC RELATIONS: A 4-man Soviet delegation, headed by USSR Deputy Min- ister of Education Serafim Nikichev, arrived in Cuba on 5 December to spend a month "working on. the curriculum of Havana University's School of Social Sciences." Nikichev was accompanied by. "academicians" Aleksandr Smirnov, Vassiliy Rayike, and Maria Filipova, The group was. ‘welcomed’ at Jose Marti airport by the Rector and Deputy Rector of the univer- sity, Juan Mier Febles and Mariano Rodriguez Solveira, and. the school's protocol specialist, Professor Pedro Canas, The delegation's trip to Cuba is the first tangible result of the Soviet-Cuban educational exchange agreement signed in Mos- cow two months ago.’ That agreement provides for the loan oe of Soviet academicians and educational administrators to } Cuban schools, the exchange of students and instructors be- tween the two "countries, and the use of Soviet texts in Cuba. (CIA/FBIS, Havana, 5 December , UNCLASSIFIED) NON-BLOC COMMERCIAL RELATIONS: The US consul in Antwerp has been informed by the Varmi Company of Brussels that it will not sell construction equipment to Cuba; there have been reports that such a sale, perhaps total- ling $1 "million, was being negotiated. (See Daily Summary of - 7 and 13 November. ) 6- TOP SECRET DINAR ‘upd 13-00000. | TOP SECRET DINAR NON- BLOC COMMERCIAL. RELATIONS - cont'd ; The director of Varmi confirmed to US officials that he had been negotiating with a Spanish firm (probably CILASA) for the sale of US-origin construction equipment; after being informed that the material was destined for Cuba and having been warned of the consequences of such a sale, the director agreed on 2 December to stop negotiations, The US consul comments that it is not sure whether the knowledge of the eventual sale to Cuba or the fact of US.) intervention in the matter caused Varmi to stop the arrangements. Meanwhile, a source with access to CILASA's files re- ported on 28 November that a Cuban comission headed by Rene Narbona of the Cuban tractor importing agency would be unable to arrive in Brussels on 30 November because of inability to obtain visas, This group had probably been scheduled to com- plete negotiations for the :purchase of the Varmi construction equipment. (Am ConGen Antwerp, 29, 3 December, CONFIDENTIAL; aan TDCS-3/566 , 653, 5 December , SECRET NO FOREIGN DIS- SEM The US Embassy in Tokyo, in receipt of a report that private Japanese companies have contracted for 325,000 tons of Cuban sugar for delivery between July 1964 and June 1965, sees little prospect of inducing the Japanese Government to interfere with the transaction, The Japanese Government would have difficulty intervening because of the general world sugar shortage, the unavailability of sugar from other sources at comparable prices, and the political problem which rising sugar prices is causing the Ikeda administration, (Am Emb Tokyo 1688, 5 December, CONFIDENTIAL) The director of the Spanish firm Empresa Nacional de Optica, Vicente M, Cabanillas Gonzalez, left Madrid for Havana ona 29 November:: IBERIA Airlines flight. As reported earlier (see Daily Summary, 11 October), Cabanillas is negotiating throug ILASA for the sale of a large quantity of movie pro- jectors to the General Administrator of University Inspection in Havana, According to a CILASA employee with access to company files, Cabanillas' travel expenses are being paid by CILASA, Cabanillas had hoped to get a Cuban visa which would not appear in his. passport,as he hoped to visit the US later. He was unable to arrange this, however, and finally had to ac- cept-the Cuban visa in his passport, (CIA, Madrid, IN 74453, 5 December, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM) NON-BLOC RELATIONS: A Cuban good-will mission was received by the Moroccan acting foreign minister on 2 December, according to information received by the US Embassy in Rabat. The mission was probably composed of Antonic Carrillo Carreras, Enrique Vian Audivert of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, and Dr. Enrique Rodriguez Leoches, Cuban ambassador to Moroc- co. (See Daily Summary of 29 November for recent Cuban-Moroccan relations.) =~T= ; _ TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 | £ @s M; e _ TOP SECRET DINAR NON-BLOC RELATIONS - cont'd Despite the Moroccan announcement of its break in diplo- matic relations with Cuba, the Cuban ambassador is still in Rabat and attends functions he normally attended. The chancery offices are open and the Cuban flag is flying. This situation has been a source of some embarrassment to the Moroccan Foreign Ministry. However, the US Embassy believes that the reception of the Cuban delegation by the Moroccan Government may presage the official re-establish- ment of diplomatic relations. An officer in the Spanish Embassy in Rabat believes this is entirely possible; he be- lieves the Soviets are using their influence to keep the Cuban Embassy in Rabat. The US Embassy also feels that the Moroccan King may not feel he received sufficient benefit to justify continuing the break in diplomatic relations with Cuba. (Am Emb Rabat 860, 4 December, CONFIDENTIAL) The Swiss ambassador in Cuba was informed by the dep- uty foreign minister that the preliminary hearing had been completed for the US citizen Frank Emmick, who reportedly will be charged with being a CIA agent. (See Daily Summary of 5 December.) The ambassador believes that Emmick's trial will be held shortly after the completion of the OAS inves-~ tigation into charges by Venezuela of Cuban intervention in Venezuelan affairs. Currently, the ambassador is trying to find a Cuban lawyer to defend Emmick. He is considering the lawyer hired by the Canadian Embassy to defend the Cuban pilots Lippert and Milne, an attorney who handles Swiss Em- bassy. affairs, or a member of the Havana University Law School faculty. (Am Emb Bern 363, 5 December, CONFIDENTIAL) Prime Minister Williams of Trinidad. Tobago. gave a "very chilly" reception on 4 December to a visiting Cuban official, Robert Gerardo Sanchez, commer¢tal officer in the Cuban Consulate in Kingston. A Foreign Ministry official in- formed the US Embassy that. Williams was annoyed that Sanchez had presumed on a scant acquaintance with him to visit Port- of-Spain, despite advice from the government of Trinidad that such a visit would be inopportune. Reportedly, the ‘prime minister turned down Sanchez' suggestion for trade talks, on the grounds of Cuba's involvement with Venezuela and Trinidad, Tobago's delicate and difficult relations with Caracas. He did not, however, close the door on such discussions at some appropriate time in the future. The government of Trinidad expects Sanchez to leave the country ' goon, (Am Emb, Port of Spain.223, 5 December, CONFIDENTIAL) CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: 2u id In a message of 3 December, the( Chi lean Embassy) in(Ha- vena)reported to its Foreign Ministry~ information it had re- ceived from "reliable sources" in Cuba on Cuban efforts to ship weapons to Venezuela and other Latin American countries. . -8- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 ‘Gl _ Embassy and British (sic) make and that the shipments have been made TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES - cont'd The Gnbasay)stated that "everything leads to the belief that" the arms recently discovered in, fenezuela had come from Cuba. According to one of the (Chilean'Embassy's 9 sources, two ships had left Cuba at an unspecified date en rote to British Guiana with "packages consigned as machinery consigned to an — industrialist of known Communist tendencies whose property. 44, adjacent to the Venezuelan border." Various of the /Chilean y \sources “accept the rumor" that the arms are of Belgian from various Cuban ports. The, embassy ‘gport also expressed the belief that Cuba not only nds arms ‘to various points in South America, but also Cuban guerrilla leaders. (NSA 3/0/CL /- T1129-63, 5 December, TOP SECRET DINAR) 9 ' Havana Radio announced yesterday that pro-Castro guer- rillas have established "six operational. zones" in the moun- tains around Santiago and Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. The Havana. radiobroadcast credited the announcement to "the first communiqué issued by the command." Meanwhile, press dispatches from Miami report that most Cuban exiles feel that the Havana announcement is an attempt to cover up the failure of Castro terrorists to stop Venezuela's presidential elections last Sunday. Other exile sources predict that the announcement and the setback in Venezuela mean:. that the.Castro regime will launch a concerted terrorist campaign against the - military-installed provisional regime. in Santo Domingo. Batista Falla, leader of the Cuban exile Christian Democratic Movement (MCD), Said yesterday in Miami that the failure of terrorism in Venezuela “has put Castro in a difficult position and damages his chances'in the rest of Latin America.” He added that he expects Castro to "make desperate attempts to picture terrorism as successful, despite its miserable failure in Venezuela." All reporting by the Dominican Government indicates that . its forces are in effective control of the areas of guerrilla activity. About 40 insurgents of the outlawed pro-Castro 14th of June Political Group (APCJ) are said to have been captured, with only isolated bands yet to be apprehended. (UPI, Miami, A-11,6 December, UNCLASSIFIED and Background Information, SECRET) Cuba is reportedly making preparations to recognize a Venezuelan government-in-exile, according to an official West German service from a fairly reliable source with contacts in Havana. Reportedly, the Cuban Foreign Ministry is consulting the USSR and other bloc countries to induce them to recognize this government-in-exile, The Cubans, according to the source, do not expect the USSR and other countries to agree to this; nevertheless, the attempt is being made, Ju TOP SECRET DINAR 13-Q0000 | ° cate . TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES - cont'd Although this is the first report on the possibility of a Cuban-sponsored Venezuelan government-in-exile, the Cuban radio and press have been emphasizing the slogan that the Betancourt government does not represent the people and that the real representatives of the people are to be found in the ranks of the Armed Forces of National Liberation (FALN). Ac- cording to Cuban newspapers, Pedro Duno, a former professor of the Central University of Venezuela, arrived in Havana to join’. the "mission" of the FALN in Havana, (CIA Munich TDCS- 3/566 ,731, 5 December, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSE) The OAS Investigating Committee which is looking into the Cuban arms cache discovered in Venezuela does not intend ‘to limit its investigation to the cache, The group has no intention to expand its study to cover domestic political as- pects of the FALN or Communist Party activities; however, the members expressed interest in looking into such aspects as Cuban broadcasts inciting to violence, possible transfer of ‘ funds from Cuba, training of Venezuelans in Cuba in subversive techniques, and evidence of other clandestine arms shipments. In addition to examining the arms cache, the committee also voiced interest in hearing tapes of recent Cuban broadcasts, examining transcripts of interrogations and documents seized from captured terrorists, saboteurs, and guerrillas, talking to Venezuelan authorities responsible for combating terrorism and insurgency, and possibly interviewing some prisoners. In a meeting with the Committee, the Venezuelan foreign minister placed emphasis on vverification of the Cuban origin of the arms cache, but also indicated his government would furnish all possible evidence on the Venezuelan complaint that the Gommittee might want. (To Am Emb Caracas 485, 5 December, CONFIDENTIAL) An American woman told a Unitarian minister in New York on 5 December that her “boy friend," a former RAF flyer and soldier-of-fortune, has left for an unknown destination in Central America from which he will fly in a pro-Castro coup — in Venezuela tomorrow, Dr. Walter Kring, minister at the All Souls Unitarian Church, told a USUN official yesterday that he had been approached by an American woman who asked him to . get her story “into the proper channels," The woman stated } that ter friend left New York on 5 December by unknown means \ for an unidentified location in Central America, He told her that he would fly to Venezuela on 7 December in connection with a pro-Castro coup which she would read about in the Sunday papers, -10- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-Q0000 TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN SUPPORT. OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES - cont'd Dr. Kring said that he was impressed by the woman's utter sincerity and normal behavior. He believed she was convinced of the truth of her story and of the honesty of her friend, The woman had apparently, at some earlier date, contacted the FBI in connection with her friend's participation or knowledge of a coup in Honduras, She later retracted her story because she felt it seemed "too implausible and silly." (USUN, New York 2376, 5 December, CONFIDENTIAL BACKGROUND USE ONLY) -11- : TOP SECRET DINAR
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DARAAN \q04-10302-10024 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ¥ (Security Classification) ROUTING ACTION OIRECT REPLY __ PREPARE REPLY APFROVAL DISPATCH RECOMMENDATIO : CONTROL NO. COPY OF wit ESO SANITIZED Channels __ Access to this document will be restricted to those approved for the following specific activities: NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions TOP-SECRET (Security Glassificatinn) 13-00000 oo YOUU LLL P OEGRE Fk copy No. 107. SC NO. 00546/63 25 November 1963 DAILY SUMMARY POTHMREeEN NYS S|. NY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY {| THIS DOCUMENT ‘CONTAINS CODE WORD MATERIAL NOFORN RAR RDN NN OEE 13-00000 4] TOP SECRET DINAR DAILY SUMMARY 25 November 1963 This summary of significant information has not been coordinated outside the Office of Current Intelligence. It does not representa complete coverage of all current reports received, nor does time permit the complete evaluation of all reports which are included. CONTENTS FIDEL CASTRO'S SPEECH: Castro's two-hour speech on 23 November was what he termed an "objective analysis" of the implications of President Kennedy's assassination. The speech reflected an appre- hension that US policy toward Cuba may now. become even tougher. He said the President's death was "serious and bad news" and sought to insinuate that "ultrareactionaries" ‘in the US are exploiting the assassination~-and may have been responsible for it--as part of their campaign for a more "aggressive" US policy against Cuba. (Page 1) MILITARY DEVELOPMENTS : . The Cuban defensive military alert, ordered immediately after the news of President Kennedy' s death, remains in - effect. (Page 2) OTHER CUBAN REACTIONS TO THE ASSASSINATION: The chargé of the Cuban Embassy in Chile says there is no doubt that CIA or “other Yankees" assassinated the Presi- dent and that therefore a third world war will start. (Page 2) The Cuban UN ambassador issued a statement early on 23° October expressing "profound displeasure” with. which Cuba received news of the President's death. (Page 3) _ \0b° ae | ; (Foreign ‘Minister Roa) asked his Gn mlission for "all the ata you have on Lyfidon B. Johnson" and the reply was sent immed late ly. (Page 3) TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 “~ TOP SECRET DINAR OTHER CUBAN REACTIONS .TO THE ASSASSINATION - cont'd The Cuban (Foreign Ministry) instr cted a number of -Cuban( diplomatic missions abroad)on 22 November not to make “any statements ." 21(Page 3) Che Guevara, in a 24 November speech, warned Cubans that “everything indicates that in the next months and years world peace will be threatened" as never before. — (Page 3) CUBAN SUPPORT FOR EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: The, Venezuelan Government plans to hold a press confer- ence on 26 November revealing the Cuban origin of the ‘arms cache found in Venezuela early this month. (Page 3) ii zp 7 7 TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 “> TOP SECRET DINAR FIDEL CASTRO'S SPEECH: Fidel Castro's two-hour speech on 23 November was what he termed an "objective analysis" of the implications of President Kennedy's assassination. The speech reflected an apprehension that US policy toward him may now become even tougher. He said the President's death was “serious and bad news"’ which could lead from "a bad situation to a worse situ- ation." He pointed out that President Kennedy's alleged promise not to invade Cuba had been strongly attacked by those “"ultrareactionaries" in the United States who, he said, are now using the assassination to create a climate of wanti— Soviet, anti-Cuban. hysteria" designed to pressure the new President toward a Cuban policy "highly prejudicial to the interests of peace and of.mankind." Castro began his speech by stating: that he ‘and the immense majority of human beings" react with "repudiation" to the assassination, which is not "a correct method of struggle." While the death of the imperialist system would make Cubans happy, “the death of a man, even if that man were our eneny, cannot make us happy...we must not confuse the systems with the men.” He said,"we always cease our belligerency at death; we always bow with respect at death, even if it has to do with an enemy.” Castro declared that the assassination can only benefit "those ultrarightist and ultrareactionary sectors, among which President Kennedy could not be counted." These "most reaction- ary forces are now breaking loose within the United States," he declared. President Kennedy was a strong president who was able to control these pressures, but the new US president, because of the circumstances inherent in his assumption of the presidency, will not have the same strength and authority, Castro said. Castro then read a series of US news dispatches referring . to the Castro-Communist affiliations of the accused assassin, He said this was all part of the "reactionary" effort to create a climate of "anti-Soviet, anti-Cuban hysteria" in the United States: This climate of hysteria, he said, is designed to face the new President with an irresistible pres- sure toward a "more aggressive policy." Castro then devoted considerable time in an attempt to throw doubt on the guilt of the accused assassin and to in-— sinuate that Oswald, whether guilty or innocent, was actually a tool of the extreme rightists. "Is he really guilty? Is he a scapegoat? Is he a psychopath? Or is he perhaps a tool of the most reactionary US circles? Who is this man? -l- TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 rOP SECRET DINAR | FIDEL CASTRO'S SPEECH - cont'd Why did he go into action precisely when circumstances were least favorable for a left-wing fanatic to assassinate the US President?" Castro stated that his investigation of the “reports, statements, and publicity" on the Fair Play for Cuba Committee ‘in the United States failed to indicate that there was any ‘chapter in Dallas or New Orleans and that “we. never in our life heard of him (Oswald). Castro then re- ferred to US press. reports on Oswald's attempt last summer to “infiltrate” the anti-Castro Student Revolutionary Directorate ‘in the US and to DRE statements that Oswald was thought at that time to be "an agent of the FBI or the CIA," "They (the DRE leaders) must know, because they have many dealings with them, what FBI and CIA agents look like," Castro stated. Castro then declared that, while Oswald may or may not be guilty, it is nevertheless possible that he was "an agent for the CIA or the FBI, as those people suspected" and could have been "a tool of the most reactionary sectors which may have been hatching a Sinister plan, whi¢h may have plotted . the assassination of Kennedy because they disagreed with his ‘international policy.” "What is behind all this? What sinister maneuver are they hatching behind all this? Who can be re- sponsible for the assassination of President Kennedy? And who benefits from the assassination...except the worst reaction- aries?" Castro warned that it is not possible at this point to answer these questions, "but we do say that it is suspect, that.we must be cautious and vigilant and alert." Castro closed with the usual expressions of confidence that the Cubans will be ready to meet any new crisis with resolution, (CIA FBIS 06, 24 November, OFFICIAL USE ONLY) MILITARY DEVELOPMENTS: — The Cuban defensive military alert, ordered immediately after the mews of President Kennedy's death, remains in effect, but no unusual Cuban military activity has been noted. (NSA, various internal military intercepts, 22-24 November, SECRET KIMBO) OTHER CUBAN REACTIONS TO THE ASSASSINATION: ‘A clandestine source reports that the chargé of the Cuban Embassy in Santiago de Chile said that there is no doubt that the CIA or “other Yankees" assassinated the President and that, as a result, a third world war will start. He also emphasized the need for Cuba to prepare for a possible US invasion. (CIA Santiago de Chile, TDCS 3/565,826, 23 November, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM) 3 TOP SECRET DINAR 13-00000 (Zip ’ “SOP SECRET DINAR OTHER CUBAN REACTIONS TO THE ASSASSINATION - cont'd Carlos Lechuga, Cuban UN ambassador, issued a statement early on 23 November stating: “Despite the antagonisms exist- ing between the Government of the United States and the Cuban Revolution, we have received with profound displeasure the news of the tragic death of President Kennedy. All civilized men are always saddened by happenings such as this. Our delegation before the United Nations desires to express that this is the sentiment of the people and the Government of | Cuba." (UPI New York, 33 November, UNCLASSIFIED) 0 \9 _ ob Cuban (Foreign Minister Roa }Wispatched a message to €arlos Lechuga) shortly after President Kennedy's assassination asking (Lechuga\ to "please send me at once all the data that you have”on Lyndon B. Johnson including his political connec- tions,. etc."((Lechuga) replied immediately: “biographical data on Lyndon Johnson are in cable (24) of, Prensa Latina and in UPI dispatch 169 and supplements." He also referred @oa)oé to "Who is Who" which he had sent the/(Foreign Ministry) earlier and said he will cable additional information later .24 (NSA 91 1382-63 and -T1381563, 23 November, TOP SECRET DINAR) ; a 2 The Cuban(Foreign Ministry dispatched a Circular) message late on 22 November to a number of ‘Cuban( diplomatic missions2 4 abroad stating only "do not make any statements." This was probably an attempt to prevent any comments on President Kennedy's assassination oe the official Cuban line could ._ be established. (NSA 3/04C /T1380-63, 23 November, TOP SECRET DINAR) Che Guevara, in a speech on 24'November, expressed apprehensions similar to those stated by Fidel Castro the night before. Guevara blamed President Kennedy's assassination and the killing of Oswald on reactionary forces in the United ' States and. warned Cubans that a new, tougher policy against Cuba will be forthcoming from the United States. "Everything indicates that in the next months and years world peace will be threatened by the most unscrupulous, ferocious, and warlike monopolistic oligarchy--and with the most murderous potential --that the history of humanity has every known," Guevara said. (CIA FBIS, 25 November, OFFICIAL USE ONLY) CUBAN SUPPORT OF EXTERNAL SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: A Venezuelan Government press conference tying the arms cache found in Venezuela earlier this month to Cuba is scheduled for Tuesday, 26 November, according to the US Embassy in Caracas, This is to be followed by a report to the OAS, probably on 2 December. (Am Emb Caracas 601, 24 November, CONFIDENTIAL) -3- TOP SECRET DINAR