“… work at George Washington University, lie has over six years of experience in the Government, including three years as a special agent in FBI. It is believed that he possesses the professional qualifications for the duties planned for him and, in addition, has the representative …”
“… xlT. 13- PaOrESTOvAL res pata IM R. A*GUACE APreTyDt oretaezo FES" DATE None None None 14 NONSCIA twLovrt 1940-45 Dept of Justice, FBI, SC, III. Calif - Clerk; Special Agent 1945-46 Military Service, US Navy - Sasign (1995-16, SsU, China) 1946 War Dept, SSU, Shanghai, Chi …”
“14-00000 BranDato rose «6 «• Parrs: C.tiin •••• • (GAPrie • i »<rt>*i p aont •«»''•', CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY » 1 c**iyamrict cosmission’ NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION inp. 13 ounKat C* ACTION NO. A DATE • 2 sentwi i” LK/L OFBIRTM t. NAVE m-MS-MRS ------ ove civ”
“OFFICIAL Hr. Moore's long and unique experience in the FBI, OSS, and CIA coupled with: his background in China and his admirable personal qualities make him a very valuable J WaltonKlam SIGNATURE …”
“… -36) in Shantung Province, China with his missionary parents. Following graduation from Hardin-Simmons University in 1910, Jim joined the FBI and served as a Special Agent in both Chicago and San Francisco. During the latter assign ment he reported on pro-Communist elements in …”
“… ligence Corps 04__ U.S. Border Patrol - : 27_ Immigration & Naturalization .05___ U.S. Narcotics Squad 28 - Strategic Services Unit 66 - FBI 29 - Foreign Service, • State Dept. 07 Criminal Investigation Div. 30 . Central Intelligence Group 21 Office of Naval Intelligence 31___ …”
“… ce Corps 04 U.S., Border Patrolhe' 27___ Immigration & Naturalization I 05___ U.S. * Narcotics Squad 28 . Strategic Services Unit 06 : FBI ' ... 29_ Foreign Service, State Dept. 07___ C riminal Investigation Div. 30 x Central Intelligence Group 21 Office of Naval Intelligence …”
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“… Jan 1942 Employed as Clerk - Federal Bureau ofl Investigation. Salary when departed $1620 per annum. Jan 1942 to Nov 1944 - Special Agent FBI - Salary when departed $4424.00 per annum. Resigned voluntarily both. instances. Ensign - USNR - Since 6 Jan 1S45. Worked in North China …”
“… XXXCX 26. Give zno of five responsible persons for references: N. J. L. Pieper, FEI -111 Sutter St., San Francisco Chaster L. Jaeeby, FBI - 111 Sutter St, San Francisco Mr. William Esrrison^ Toledo Way, San Francisoo Mr. Buford Ellis, Farmers & Merchants Bank, Abilene, Texa …”
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“… the jurisdiction of l Poleral name department bureau or ....................... - and estrlshment * division . . Department of Jisdee FBI. Dept. - Justice Kind of business or organration te Q. wiedeeule solh, insurance agency ‘eig <M>vb or -‘, - _Federal Government Noumi …”
“… COMMERCIAL AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS DATES ATTENDED TOTAL .NAME OF SCHOOL STUDY ox SPECIALIZATION. MON THS ,non TO Quantico, Virginia FBI. Special Agent School Jan 1942 Apr 1943 3mos. 4. MILITARY TRAINING (Full time duty in specialised schools such as Ordnance, Intelligence, …”
“… E OF JOB__ SALARY %. PER YOUR DUTIES REASONS FOR LEAVING Honorable dlaeharm* 3. FROM TO Jan 1942 Jan 1945 EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY FBI ADDRESS Pashington D. C. City State USbuntry KIND OF BUSINESS NAME OF SUPERVISOR- TITLE OF JOB __ __ ________ SALARY %. PER Speclal …”
“… HE ABOVE HAS CONDUCTED AN INVESTIGATION OF YOU, INDICATE BELOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE DATE OF THE INVESTIGATION: 1 FBI - 1940 11 © Go”
“… sum Co, Jer : CL. 1941-43; 1910-470 :r. O’C Of.10 1943-44 Manufactur 3 chine 19:4-4/6 Military Servico, US "ay 1947-51 Dept of Justice, FBI, 00 re. NONTCIA EDUCATION 1935-39 St John’s Univ, Broc: a) 1.45 lh v C.poo 100, Lv: • (s. %?1 FBI Render, vuanticn, Va - In U:x ) 1 …”
“… IETIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS DATE of MEMBERSHIP NAME AND CHAPTER ADDRESS Number, Servat Co, State, Conotry! UQm TO SOCIETY OF FORMER FBI WASHINGTON, DC. 1952 DATE AGENTS (WASHINGTON D.C) James P. O' Connell P. DATE SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE 31 March 1967 01 SECRET 7.”
“… HE ABOVE HAS CONDUCTED AN INVESTIGATION OF " YOU. INDICATE BELOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE DATE OF THE INVESTIGATION: FBI- FEB 1947 SEc. 26. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: NAME VIRGINIA P. C CONNELL ..... RELATIONSHIP WIFE ADDRESS 3212 So. Y S …”
“… ON OF YOU, INDICATE BELOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE DATE OF THE INVESTIGATION: MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DIV, WAR DEPT, + FBI CONDUCTED LOYALTY CHECK”
“… e, us Army, col - Infantry NJ • Inspector - 143-29 veaSYa-APr-xzite-c-tOReSStolSISey, AY • Corrospdndanco Clork 1 1946-49 Dopt of Justice, FBI, NYC - Contract Agent on a Penstration Project 1948-50 Colonial Trust Co (Bank), NYC • Collcitions Clork . 1950-51 American Trust Co(Bank) …”
“… . 1943-47 Francis H. Loggitt Co (Food Lossitt Co Wholesaler), NYU e Corresp ndance Clork - (Food Wholesaler), 1946-49 Dept of Justice, FBI, NYC • Contract Agent on a Penetration Project " C 1948-50 Colonial Trust Co (Bank), NYC - Collections Clerk - 1 1950-51 American Trust Co( …”
“… ntelligence Corps 04 U.S. Border Patrol 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_ …”
“14-00000 APes), fbiecd.:t 133: .UDL KllYea Galles 13 May 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division SUBJECT : Earnings of David A. Phillips In accordance with your telephone request, the following is a record of income earned by Mr. Phillips during the ”
“tyre ,SECRET- r»».. Felted In). EMPLOYEE SERIAL’NUMBER - FITNESS REPORT 006102... SECTION A .GENERAL-. S.NM (Last) - (Pirot) • : (Midule) .j2.0A TrOFBIRYM 2BE A ’GRADE 9.90 ,. A. CASASIN Thomas.. .B. 120 Jan 24M • GS-5 Dt •.OFFICIAL POSITION TITLE , * 7. orsVoiv/en or ”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… t he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thou san d or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this”
“is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this pe rson is nuts. JARDON sa ys th at if t his is tru e (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… at he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 t housand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the g uy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA say …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… hat he is a member of the Fair Play with Cuba Committee, if that is true, it could have been also one of the 40 thousand or whatever on the FBI list, but surely this person is nuts. JARDON says that if this is true (that the guy is nuts) it is a terrible provocation. VILLACORTA says …”
“… ne of the photographs of the Unidentified Individual was introduced into the chain of evidence in the OSWALD case on 23 November 1963 by an FBI representative in Dallas. The successive vicissi- tudes which have now made this event a cause celebre right down to the present moment are …”
“… 1963 (see Item 8 in the backup documentation), allegedly played a direct role in the decision to put the photographs into the hands of the FBI in Dallas laterally from the Field. As far as I know, there has not been anything published about this aspect at any time in the past nor h …”
“… the assassination, copies of the photograph were made available by CIA's Mexico Station Chief on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative, and later that day. assertedly on the decision of the Ambassador, copies were conveyed by an FBI representative by a specia …”
“Harvey OSWALD's mother) in Dallas on the evening of 23 November 1963 by FBI Agent Bardwell D. ODUM. 4. The Warren Commission's report describes the sequence of events at pp. 364-365 and 667 (Attachment B) which ulti …”
“… tel Commercio--where he was registered under allas. Exhaustive and detailed interviews and interrogation by the Mexican authorities and the FBI, after the assassination, established that in the recollection of all hotel personnel he left early and returned late each day of his stay. …”
“… en reported to Headquarters and disseminated to the interested members of the intelligence community (as an ex-Marine OSWALD was a Navy and FBI case under the Delimitations Agreement, and potentially of interest to the Department of State)--turned up matches based on content with ma …”
“… rstanding the relevance (or irrelevance) of the photo of the unknown individual placed in the chain of evidence on 23 November in Dallas by FBI Agent Bardwell OOUN: what was the totality of CIA Mexico's coverage of OSWALD's activity as of the after- noon of the 23rd when all availab …”
“… ne of the photographs of the Unidentified Individual was introduced into the chain of evidence in the OSWALD case on 23 November 1963 by an FBI representative in Dallas. The successive vicissi- tudes which have now made this event a cause celebre right down to the present moment are …”
“… 1963 (see Item 8 in the backup documentation), allegedly played a direct role in the decision to put the photographs into the hands of the FBI in D allas laterally from the Field. A s f ar as I kn ow, there has no t been an yt”
“hands of the FBI in D allas laterally from the Field. A s f ar as I kn ow, there has no t been an yt hing published about this aspect at any time in the pas …”
“… the assassination, copies of the photograph were made available by CIA's Mexico Station Chief on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative, and late”
“CIA's Mexico Station Chief on the afternoon of 22 November to the local FBI representative, and late r that day. assertedly on the deci sio n of th e Ambassador, copi es were conveyed by an FBI representative by a s …”