“14-00000 I. Agency and organizational designations 2. Pay erind 3. Block No. 4. Slip No. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY __ J__ S. Employee’s name land social security account number when appropriate) 6. Grade and salary _HX2EI, David C,_____________ _ __ CE …”
“4-00000 StaapAnn ronn 50 12. G. CIV.1 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION 1. NASIF INA.-A155-4K • DAIL or tidriH jJObeNIL on Acndh No “(nfs) -tr. David E. Murphy.. 23 June 1921 …”
“14-00000 STANDARD FORM 50 (8 PARTS) iPEBSunnac mawyst CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION lag 1. AAVL vn.-Mis9-M#G.-ONK croNi 02 60, IFrALfG), AND SUnHAUSI !1 D-tanarn 3. Jou**10 vo eitigy ts i …”
“4-00000 d im 5 S1A0DA96 snpm 30 (0 PARTS) *S *1 G O N iS A d a le n ra tiin u t ri» 91, Plu(**L sanunwel MANUAL CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 7. C. 17 Aug. 1950I NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION (mfa) :. BZ rums- net L-ona GIVEN 7 bate 6r entH %JOURNAL on ACTION NC. Mr. Davi …”
“… ED CITATiOn Mr. David E. Murphy is hereby awarded the Distinguished Intelligence Medal in recognition of his outstanding service to the Central Intelligence Agency for more than 2.7 years. During this period Mr. Murphy held a series of senior positions in Headquarte rs and overseas. Long an acknowled …”
“professionalism and dedication to duty. His many accomplishments reflect great credit on him, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal service. EMARKS % (Recommendation approved by DDO on 29 July 1975) SIGNATOni TyPto NINE 01 Caiwwin. seD bl Yemon …”
“)4-00000 • s- *-* CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 E STREET NW. JJ WASHINGTON 25. D. C. Date Dear Mr. Murphy: 1. This is to notify you that the United States Government, as rep …”
“14-00000 SECRET Dnte: 5 A11 72/5 Central Intelligence Agency 2430 E Street, Y... Washington, D. C. Gentlemen: 1. In accerdanze with the policy of the Central Intelligenee Agency that, except ns …”
“14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 25, 0. c. REPORT JF PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS t OR DUTY F12 arkTh, —esron 1948- 194___ ---------- Apply, avid.-------------- …”
“… sociates, Inc., Washington, D. C., specializing in commercial and industrial security. 1953 to 1962 - Intelligence with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency, GS-13, $11,415. As Chief of a small branch of highly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and was responsible for …”
“specializing in commercial and industrial security. 1953 to 1962 - Intelligence with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency, GS-13, $11,415. An Chief of a small branch of thly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and was responsible for t …”
“address employer (Arm, ergastokon, Rte, Sane, title, so- prers address toaidesrof Central Intelligence Agency Chief, Personnel Operations Division 2430 E Street, N. W. Wasninanon, D. C. AGMEMTION: Frank G. donna / Resion for leaving Reduction in f …”
“… ton, D. C. U. S. Govt. Name and address ol conplorer fare, org.imiznti;m, «&.) Saute, title, and present addr-ss of immediate super iso. Central Intelligence Agency Chier, Personnel Operations Division _24 30E Street,C, W.,|| Washtington,». C. ACTEMION: Frank G. Johns J Reason for Jeesins Reduct ion …”
“commercial and industrial security. 1953 to 1962 - Intelligence with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency, GS-13, $11,415. As Chief of a small branch of highly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and was responsible for …”
“commer- cial and industrial security. From 1953 to 1962, I was an Intelligence Officer with the U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency (Annual Salary $11,415, GS-13). As Chief of a small branch of highly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and was …”
“… ngton, D. C. specializing in commercial and industrial security. From 1953 to 1962, I was an Intelligence Officer with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency (Annual Salary - $11,415 - 03-13). As Chief of a small branch of highly apccialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and wa …”
“14-00000 TAV ADD sgbu on (, PART) 1) -CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 1 NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION ore 1.VANE..• .v. '."I Ciigm M» tmiliatii50 2. CATE or ointa 1 Junnat ca ACTIOR NO 4. DA1 1 MB. HA …”
“1 4-00000 STP ronm 90 ts part /1 1 ts, • C- CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION runs. / trans : * nIUte ). JOURN4L99 actus 9. 4 DATE Mr. hermen E. Kizzoy ll bee 1916 17 Jun 1555 Th …”
“14-00000 STANDARD rosy 50 A rAMtI ) wieetpe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION •LION No. 4. DATE <. #6.AA ISX 5. WISFY .. 1.1 *. 1516 ! 17 w 1955 I 7 his ia to notify you of the …”
“14-00000 •7 • vive $ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 14 eg CHaPttN mneem., wL wavuit. NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION pal 1. NAMS (pan —•** -ons Mevi, :1disi, MD ummawyi Ate Of AAR: 1 *U …”
“NOTICE gatt NIALTH bf frit LAP Central Intelligence Agency Washing-nwoe QuAneUPucArt ta to l.-, : Aw aw age 1 M L.”
“14-00000 otbnElj SUMMARY OF AGENCY EMPLOYMENT JAMES W. MCCORD, JR. Service with the Central Intelligence Agency began on 22 Amgust_1951 and continued through-31 August 1970. During his- career there was a variety of assignments involving investigati …”
“… rriD Hid 2s SECRET SERVICE ovrict 07 THE DIRECTOR WASHINGTON, D.C. 20226 September 5, 1963 K.r. Howard J. Osborn Director of Security Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Osborn: This letter is in appreciation for the valuable assistance provided by your office during the Rep …”
“… TEM orrict or THE MANAGER WASHINGTON, D.C. 20 305 IN REPLY REFER TOl NC3-EO 2 1 NOV 1957 Mr. Howard Osborn__ Director of Securlty Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 Dear Mr. Osborn: On 8 November 1967, Menors. James McCord, William Flannery, and William Marcy of your agency p …”
“N 8.0 Pacific Avenue may go, 1951 Mr. Joseph 3. : man Chicf, Forsoniel Procurement Central Intelligence Agency 2:30_E SEnect, N.%. Washington, 1). C. Dearir. Ragan: Ro’eronce is made to your letter dated June 1951. ‘t the prosent Simo I am in t …”
“RESTRICTED, SECRECY ACHSPBEL 1. Le mzf-kh , understand that by virtue of my duties in the Central Intelligence Agency. 1 may be the recipient of information and Intel- ligenee which concerns the present and future security of the United States and which b …”
“… will remain binding upon me even after the termination of my services 0with the United States. 5. I understand that my employment by the Central Intelligence Agency is conditioned upon my understanding of and strict compliance with "Security Regulations CIA", and the appendices thereto. 6. I take th …”
“* * * 2 . 1 1 blankrise - STANDRD form 50 „PART ( ) cnaptin men U) |CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY> NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION I. NAME (ws.-i abar or giute 11 JouumaL vvactom »> j • Gate Fr. James n. McCord, Jr. This is to no …”
“14-00000 I. Agency and organizational designation 2. • 10 Sept • ‘52 3 Block No 4. Slip No CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 5. Employee’s name (and social security account number when appropriate) 6. Grade and salary MC CORD, James W, CS-11__ $5940.00 PAY ROLL …”
“14-00000 Mr. James W. McCord. Jr. Certificate of Distinction C ITA TION 1 Mr. James W. McCord, Jr. la hereby awarded the Central Intelligence Agency’s Certificate of Distinction. During hia nineteen years of Agency service, both domestic and foreign, Mr. McCord displayed remarkable …”
“… Air Force Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama 36112 . s:rt to AWCA & June 1965 r SUERT J Training Reports J. .0 Director of Personnel Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. Attached are Training Reports (AF Form 475) for Central Intelligence Agency ropresentadives in the Air War College Cl …”
“… lowing terms and conditions: a. That, after having completed the training under the program described above, I will continue serving the Central Intelligence Agency (hereinafter the Agency) for a period of not less than 36 months. which period shall be deemed to commence the first workday after com …”
“… mbers with their families; and arranged medical examinations, all with the view toward avoiding publicity or incidents which might reveal Central Intelligence Agency interest in the highly sensitive nature of the plane’s flight. When the crew arrived at Wiesbaden, Mr. McCord directed the over-all inter …”
“14-00000 SECRET LICE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY car #y WASHINGTON as, o. c. OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 9 GEC 1955 MEMORANDUM FOR: James W. McCord, Jr. SUBJECT: Notification of Memb …”
“14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 E STREET NW. WASHINGTON 25. D. C. _ .___ :Date __ 22 Agus t-1951— Dear Mr. PcCord: 1. This is to notify you that the United Sta …”
“… intment affidavits you should_read and understand-the ------- — — ----------------------------------- attached information for appointee Central Intelligence Agency (Detmtmei-re-e-rory)-------- ---------------- (urns of division) U’itre of rmtdryment) I Jones Walter McCord, Jr. ,...., do vemnnly swea …”
“… irtue of this contract, you will become privy to : *20 !Ir employees, associates, plans, programs, methods and other information of the Central Intelligence Agency, in particular, and the U.S. Intelligence Community, in general. As a specific condition of this contract, you agree to IF4560. keep fo …”
“… to or by seven (7) day's written notice from one party to the other. Witness the following signatures and seals. Joli M. Burde H.Gulso CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY B: - Lewton S. Miler Date • 2 - u 1 1 W”
“1 4-00000 SEGRE1 OPE For 28 years Mr. Newton Scott Miler contributed greatly to the Central Intelligence Agency; in earlier years as an operations officer in China activities, starting off in 1947 In Mukden, later Shanghai, Hokkaido, Yokosuka, Subi …”
“… FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 001073-4853 WASSINGTON, D.C. 20333 September 5, 1973 BY LIAISON Honorable William E. Colby Director Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. a Dear Bir. Colby: I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to you and through you to Messr …”
“… leton, Raymond G. Rocca and N. Scott Miler. Kindest personal regards. Honorable Richard Helms Director Th Moor Admiral, U. S. Navy Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 1”
“1 4-00000 T* JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF WASHINGTON, OC. 20301 roes JOu svace 8 May 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR MP. CAMES ANGLETON, CHIEF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE STA??, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY____ Subject: Letter of Appreciation 1. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledg”
“… -79-5225 1 ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION WASHINGTON. D.C .20545 argy. DEC 5 1969 Mr. Thomas H. Karamessines Deputy Director for Plans Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 Dear Mr. Karamessines: I appreciate very much your cooperation in making Mr. N. Scott Miler of your organizat …”
“14-00000 00/1 84255 sal13 DEPARTMENT OF STATE LIMITED OFFICIAL USE October 14, 1963 Mr. Scott Miler Central Intelligence Agency McLean, Virginia 20505 Dear Scott: The Office of Security is most grateful for the excellent presentation you made at the recent semi …”
“14-00000 DEPARTMENT OF STATE -U • Were ‘Eton, O.C rspe JUL 2 6 1968 TO: Mr. James Angleton Deputy Director for Plans . ■ / Central Intelligence Agency Langley, Virginia FROM: pre C. Marvin Gentile Deputy Assistant Secretary for Security SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation During the wee …”
“14-00000 3 5 3 1 : Stt-tnrayltind of *. %. fitD specifically understood and agreed that as an appointed employee of the Central Intelligence Agency, you are entitled to sceive and retain caly the alary, allowances and other benefits which are commensurate with your appointed position …”
“… 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 q Office of Personnel 8 ACCEPTED: 3 Sewton S. Miles : Newton s. Miler”
“14-00000 1 I I SECRET Datet 30 December 1948 Central Intelligence Agency :40 3 Street, . 3. Washington, D. C. Gentleton: 1. In necordance with the policy of the Central Intelligence Agency that, except as …”
“… WASHINGTON 0. 6. 2925 20374 OFFICE OF THE COVSUDANT C-2037/1S-2 2 5 JAN 1374 Mr. William E. Nelson- Deputy Director for Operations Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 Dear Mr. Nelson: (C) It is a distinct pleasure for me to express my sincere appreciation to Messrs. Raymond Ro …”
“… 4-00000- Daceylive devony] 5220703 .South African Police Headquarters, Private Bag 94, Pretoria. 17th March, 1967. Mr. R. Helms, Central Intelligence Agency, Mr Stelms WASHINGTON D.C. Dear During a recent conversation with one of my officers in connection with the visit of Mr. Henry Plua …”