“… ew Orleans International Airport. MORAN told Leake that in his opinion Garrison has an "ironclad" case against Clay SHAW. A DCS New Orleans report of 13 December 1967 adds that MORAN told Leake on 11 December 1967 that ALCOCK and another representative of Garrison's office had shown hi …”
“ORAN, whereas the 13 December 1967 report quotes MORAN as saying that he did not see SHAW in the roo m at that time. (3) DDP and DCS relationships: (a) DDP. A check of MORAN's file …”
“reported that he was the first president of Kalvar Corporation, which manufactures microfilm.) MORAN has acted as a spotter for the Miami Station and has recommended several other businessmen who are being used by the Station. "He has also made available several oil companies in ”
“… There have been fifteen official contacts since then. He is not the source of any DCS reports, but he has been mentioned in one operational report from the New Orleans office. As of 29 November 1967 the l”
“s been mentioned in one operational report from the New Orleans office. As of 29 November 1967 the l ate 9 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECOR D SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSIN …”
“S SEDITIONS US ☑ SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL USE ONLY ☐ UNCLASSIFIED NW 65924 Docld:32357449 Page 2 MEMORANDUM No. 8 SUBJECT: RYBAT Garrison and the Kennedy Assassination I. SUMMARY 1. This memorandum is lengthy because it reports on thirty persons inv ol ved in Garrison's inves”
“is lengthy because it reports on thirty persons inv ol ved in Garrison's investigation. Eig ht of t hese have or had DDP ties. (Of these eight, three have or had some contact with the Domestic Contact Service as well.) Eight more were DCS contacts. Fourteen had no affiliation wit”
“Identified to Garrison as a Cuban leader associated with Lawrence Joseph LABORDE. DDP contact from D ecember 1960 to present. e. Lawrence Joseph LABORDE. His son has reported on him and his associates to Garrison's staff. DDP contact from February or March 1961 to 20 April 1962. ”
“A on 9 September 1965 , Testing of Subject's skill as a p ilo t revealed, however, that he was not q ualified for the intended assignment. He was returned to the U.S. on Il February 1966 without having been used operationally. (b) DCS. The first contact of DCS New Orleans with BA”
“… ts. Contact has not been termin ated. b. George BROWN. (1) Prior references: None. (2) Involvement in Garrison investigation: A DCS Houston report of 27 December 1967 states that George BROWN received a disturbing telephone call on 22 December 1967 from Hugh AYNESWORTH of Newsweek, who …”
“… ng at least one in Garrison's own handwriting, which presumably have been extracted from Garri son's files. (3) DDP relationship: The above report says that BROWN has cooperated closely with CIA in funding operations. Checks are under way. c. Leslie Norman BRADLEY (201-727878). (1) Pri …”
“C AGENCY : CIA RECORD 104-10105-10195 NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR: CIA FROM : TO : TITLE : MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL, III (201-259910). DATE : ”
“ED 104-10105-10195 SECRET CS 25 January 1975 SUBJECT: Mitchell Livingston WerBell III (201-259910) : 1. Mitchell Livingston WerBell, who appeared in recent press reports has for over a period of ten years been claiming to be a representative of the United States Government and of”
“iation with CIA as a means of furthering his various business schemes. All contact was then severed. 3. From that time until the present Mr. WerBell has cropped up in a number of nefarious activities whereby he inferred he had CIA connections or support. He was reported to have b”
“nds of Abaco (FOA) which is advocating the secession of the island from the Commonwealth of Bahamas. In NW 65924 Docld:32357456 Page 2 ♡ SEGRIT 2 All three inviduals reported their involvement with the WerBell group and had sought guidance from the Agency. In May and June they we”
“7 RETURNTO . Background :/60 cniy Do Not Reproduce TRD) 8/27 C Werbell CI/Staf 7 FBI reports t 4 dors CLSHLthDir 375530 (17dle74) 4 Cable D Albite 6 Kta @ AH IN 304568 74 11 July 74 @ Telipond to Borenk 23 Jul 69 2 July Sonins Tofer 4 To FBI 27tmm 74 CIRA.-0371-”
“… place in 1959: 0’ a. A 6 July 1959 Memorandum to C/WH Division signed by Thomas J. Flores) stated that General Cabell called (Flores to report that WER BELL had called him. O3WER BELL discussed with General Cabell a trip WER BELL had taken to the Dominican Republic and offered t …”
“-00000 ) ) -2- • RETURN TO CIA the U.S. would not overlook any violations by Background Use Only Pedraza or his followers of. the neutrality laws.UDOWGsproduce 036 Flores said that the Agency had some interest in the possibility of his (WER BELL’s) working for us as ”
“… mation concerning Pedraza and Batista. Tharpe called WER BELL back that evening to tell him that if he obtained further information to report it to Mr. Justin Gleichauf, 00 Contacts Representative in Miami, until Mr. Flores returned to Washington. 03 g • A 50August 1959 Memoran …”
“14-00000 -3 - / 3 news. (Flores) and WER BELL discussed the Dominican Republic and Cuba. On 3 August Flores phoned RETURN TO CIA WER BELL and told him that his clearance had not been granted and that he should not predicate his Background Use Only activities on the expec”
“… him. J. A 13 October0/1959 Memorandum for the Record signed by Thomas J. Flores states that WER BELL phoned him on 25 September 1959 to report on Cuba. On 2 October 195993Flores talked with WER BELL by phone and terminated the relationship. 3. The following undated memorandums a …”
“… ugh.0^ WER BELL gave Flores)o3 some information concerning Batista. (This memorandum probably is in the 1959 time frame.) d. An unsigned report, apparently from WER BELL, gave a summary of his contacts and activities during a trip to the Dominican Republic. (This report is probab …”
“4 . A 17 December 1963 dispatch from Station Santo Domingo reported that Station NOC Officer Joseph Luna) recently met WER BELL, in Santo Domingo.z No further details of the meeting were reported. 03 5. According to the CS file on WER BELL, three former Agency employees were”
“… at he was nominal Vice President of a Washington-based firm called '’Security Consultants International.” He presented Mr. McTighe with a report containing the essential data he possessed concerning WER BELL and other members of FOA whom he had met on 17 and 20 May 1974 in Washingt …”
“… o official involvement, and that all information we had on the matter had been made available to the FBI. He was advised at that time to report his contacts and any information he had to the FBI. - 7. On 24 March 1975, Mr. (Joseph Hayes,\ assigned to P. 03 SE/PCH, reported that …”
“BELL a final negative reply. 9. On 22 July 1974, the FBI reported that WER BELL may be in possession of a one-line note from former CIA Director' William Colby stemming from a chance meeting with the Director at an OSS alumni dinner, reading something like "Good to see you a”
“)000 /MW TO CIA -7- Aground Use Only ^©0 Not Reproduce 11. In December 1965 WER BELL contacted a Miami DCD asset and told him that he and six Cuban exiles in the U. S. had organized a group, including approximately 20 Cubans inside Cuba, to perform a commando operation i”
“14-00000 ) ) / RETURN TO CIA -8- Background Use Only LDo Not Reproduce 15. WER BELL was also the subject of two memorandum signed by Lawrence R. Houston. Mr. Houston, answering a request from Joseph J. Liebling, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, on 23 February 1971”
“ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1104-10105-102851 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY .0 4p £*k. SECRET 1D/O 15 0223 ) 14 January 1975 03 MEMORANDUM FOR: Ed Pechous - *SSA/ADDO SUBJECT Name Trace - Henry L. BRETTOM and PRAEGER j Publishing Corporation RE”
“… above. 6. Any and all information concerning Soviet knowledge of the U-2 program previous to May 1, 1960. Attached is an extract from a report dated 3 March 1958 concerning Soviet Air Defense which gives a summary of Soviet knowledge of the U-2 overflights between 20 June and 10 …”
“14-00000 The attention of the Government of the USA is invited to the fact that in the present situation the violation of the airspace of the USSR by an American military aircraft takes on a particularly dangerous character since, as has been repeatedly reported, Ameri can”
“dodge or a convenience to avoid broadcasting a track for all the system to see that a "hostile or intruder" was coming over Moscow with no means available to stop it. This idea is supported by the use 1 of a raid number assigned in the region just beyond the point where the ”
“Altitude reporting was over 60,000 feet !with one plot passed 68,800 which was only 100 feet off target. 99 6. The first eight missions proved that the air defense warning system is deployed in depth. This was evident from both the continuity 30 of track and most forcefull”
“Powers while her party was enroute and in the Soviet Union. 2. During the latter part of his time in Moscow Jaffe was in contact with a KGB officer, Kuvkov, and this relationship is a matter of record with the FBI. There is some evidence that Jaffe was given preferential treat”
“0000 11 6 RESULTS By memorandum dated 2 October 1968, the Director of Security forwarded two reports to the DDCI summarizing the results of the NOSENKO case to that date. The reports are voluminous. One was prepared by the Office of Security and the other by the FBI. Bo”
“defection *.*" Homjew ** - s - ' His statements, it was report- secret police appeared to amount There Soviet delegation, inted, did not allay Soviet resent. to a denial of the Soviet --- charge Geneva, …”
“the Soviet radios or:inthe a- tight compartment. That press though word of- mouth ■ KWARE2/1Po3 • would mean he would have reports had —spread . through :useful and perhaps. importnt the capital G s 3 A i knowledge of part ofthe KGB” It was felt here that Moscow: but proba”
“4-00000 1 • OFARFT SEGAE RESULTS By memorandum dated 2 October 1968, the Director of Security forwarded two reports to the DDCI summarizing the results of the NOSENKO case to that date. The reports are voluminous One was prepared by the Office of Security and the othe”
“65924 Date: 10-26-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10106-10521 NW 65924 Docld:32357686 Page 1 SECRET "f. A CIA report of 1961 lists him as a UN correspondent then planning an unsponsored trip to East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. Dutch cores …”
“f Indonesia, SUKARNO, and as having tried for five years to arrange contacts for SUKARNO in Holland. "h. An FBI report of 24 November 1961 restates the above and adds that he had been separated or divorced from his American wife 18 months earlier because he …”
“ife 18 months earlier because he is not a man'. He was living with a male at the time of the report. "i. An FBI report of 1 February 1962 includes an interview with the ex-wife, Frieda BIELING (she had remarried). She said that her ex-husb …”
“… elations with Chicoms at The Hague and may have visited China in 1964. In August 1966 he applied for a Chicom visa at The Hague. "k. An FBI report of 12 May 1967 says that OLTMANS claimed to have written for RAMPARTS an article about CIA in Indonesia. No such article has been found." S …”
“Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65924 Date: 10-26-2021 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10106-10683 1 MEMORANDUM FOR: C/E/BC/C SUBJECT : Role of Vancouver, Canada, in Disinformation re the Garrison Investigation REFERENCE : OCOW-6315, 22 August 1967, subject: KEYWAY/Garrison Inves”
“to commit suicide. NORTON'S lies about CIA first appeared in the Vancouver Sun on 5 August 1967. 000 2. The attached FEI report, DBB 77295, 10 April 1967, concerns another example of disinformation appearing in Vancouver, involving the Sun, and related to the Garriso …”
“SECRET had given a very general outline of her activities to PERLIN and it is reliably reported that PARLIN and BEICER shared 2 hotel roon in Holland in 1957. PARLIN recommended s Willier Wbart LANCASTER for OSs employment. LANCASTER was a member of the same law firm as PARL”
“104-10106-10753, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992, 9% SECRET 43 29 August 1968 SUBJECT: SEITZ, Charles Charles SEITZ is identified as a pilot who was employed by the FLOURNOY Flying Service at the same time as Leslie Norma”
“0106-10826 NW 65924 Docld:32357990 Page 1 A. NOV Is Polygraphed by Lloyd FURR on Carrison's Charges. Gordon Dwane NOVEL, already a fugitive witness in the Garrison inquiry, is reported in the Washington press of 27 March 1967 as having been polygraphed the previous day on the cas”
“ibutes Loth positive audio and counteraudic devices in the U.S. and NW 65924 Docid: 2957990 Pa CORET EverseRG. RAST, described as "unscrupulous and untrust- worthy", is known to have attempted to contract with another private detective for planting a remote controlled Lomb in the”
“act with BAST as a source of information on Asia.) D. BAST, REDEX, and William W. TURNER of RAMPARTS Cô Staff has provided information that during January 1967. William W. TURNER, who identified himself as a free-lance writer, visited the offices of the Asia Foundation, requestin”
“versation took place in the home of Richard L. BAST whom wen had met through a neighbor, Lloyd FURR. The memorandum relates CASSAGNOL's background, family, political stance, etc. Reported as significant by Owen la a statement by BAST that the following week BAST would be sonding ”