“… on on hio newspet er, so that he could correct % a situation if he so desires. I understand boo Ambassador into ds to write a very strong letter directly to CPOAFE". A strong statement in reply could very well avoid embarrassment st a future date for EEAR.” ■-TE 1040 !% 43-26 - …”
“1 **1 J*.%* y tlsj-4251 Pegs 2 3. CBCA: ntry "And Lt more desirable to postpone is strong letter of reprimand to his er tor in Chile until he actually receives a letter on this matter from the Asbassedor, unl as ha can feasibly explain …”
“… nguage newspaper); however, it is believed that if the situation were brought to his attention, and copy of the attached self explanatory letter forwarded to hire, he would be able to correct it promptly by a letter to the editor outlining the policy he, the owner, wishes the paper …”
“… n on his newspaper, so that he could correct the situa tion if he so desires. I understand the Ambassador intends to write a very strong letter directly to Phillips. A strong statement in reply could very well avoid embarrassment at a future date for KUBARK. Rafford W. Herbert* …”
“… 20 JUL 1963 k A’TION RI/ANALYSIS SECTION Iarm , Am to GoM FROM room NO 1 themione INSTRUCTIONS: fcrm must hr topre oit prantest in Na • letter SECTION I: List 201 number, name and identify me data in the * provide d All known aliases and variants including maiden name, if applica …”
“DENTFRICA COLSATE - points of the gamer.... Once it was explained to me very] SENORITA! DESCE / RECUERDE Cremo - El PROXIMO ME5 )/ Deetfrice carefully by a profound student of the sporting world how. SERA SECRETAZA Denomee Colgete Legem Baseball was evolved from cricket, but ”
“… r, a pupil at that school, is a member special rations until A British-type turkey celebration was more in of the graduating class. In his letter of acceptance, DiSalle told order at Christmas time. -. the head of the school: "Thanks for your invitation. I was going to be there anyw …”
“… SAME DAY WITH PURCHASE OF THREE PYRS. BARTvKo EWiN' G 3 LAG VER OFEN ALL DAY ON SATURDAY Fral $63 — Phone 4633 !‘ 0 BOX 388. N E W S LETTER FROM (11L % OCULIST UR T UY I A Concise Report of Economic and Political Development For the Busine - Man Interested in the: th ertran z …”
“… t weaving, ERI C. 3 U A N. pottery-work.. -BIRTH A • CORDIAL WELCO M’E To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Turgoose. For further particulars apply by letter or telegram to a son, Philip Norman, on fi November 19th. M. C. GARVIN, Amaneal. OLMUE. Your Friends Deserve the Best. Entertain . them …”
“… y (can spy. would ever play again. All in my hunter’s camp I lie. The Very Old Lady was a’mest asleep when she thought she A UN T KITTY’S LETTER And rlay at books that I have read heard a oneer sound in”
“and is hired by a paper, despite eract mental fatigue. S47 comely. He is very friendly with the fact that the editor:—Mr.---- three married couples and has a Bruce Bennett doesn’t care for cardiac condition, which is medi- the Duff fellow as a type. In the ealese for a weak o”
“A April 2v, lvs Boo’d Bay 26, 188 D7WA/3LAS Desr dr. Thank you for your letter of April 9t2, 1833. I ca pure you will understand bist tho delay in enowaring has boom due to ay offorts to gathor the information neodod …”
“..3 SPCL* I June 17, 1953.. FuXSZAA) Beer Sirs .This ia to acknowledge with thanks receipt of y ur informative letter of April 29, 1953 which arrived by steenor mail. We rerret that an earlier reply baa not been possible, but the time elapsed has been wel …”
“… entMonetloce"for the 4 "P.F.C. ") organ zation. . Novever, we would like to know to whet extent the 1’17 figures, which you cited in your letter of April 2, might serve 88 a realistic basis for a 1953 estimate of support we.ah might be obtained locally.• If, in the light of inform …”
“14-00000 % 6 f > th 8 - July 10, 1953 (OTHABEAS) Dear Er, Thank you very there for Fer? letter e Jas Ito, 1953, explaining that you ere 6111 coneteering the possibility of old for TOP. Pirot, Lwent to apologise for the error which …”
“… 4; (b) SAGO-643; (c) DIR 16626; (d) DIR 17648 1. This is to confirm and amplify reference (a), that Headquarters has prepared the initial letter from DTHIBEAS to Martin J. COKENIAS. This letter, which requests COIETIAS to act as the "honorary" DTHAEEAS rep resentative in Chile, is …”
“… own correspondence with ET AREAS. In order to facilitate understanding between CCIES IAS and . - the. EURIOSO-C group, however, the next letter from DTHAPYAS to COKE LAS will include, insaddition to the letter of introduction, copies of the FULEERIAI-DTEABEAS correspondence to dat …”
“14-00000 D R A Atteolcent to1 ICAU-315 T Dear I have received end considered your kind letter of _ end® sincerely flattored that you should bo willing to plsee gush conlicenss in as. 1 would be proed t serve a en "honorery” reproce …”
“C ' *-% 0 2■ decer ty 2oz P I October 6, 1953 Dear FUNEBRIAL: It is my privilege, by means of this letter, to introduce to you my good friend, Mr. COKENIAS, who has recently, and very graciously, consented to act as the Foundation’s personal r …”
“… and assistance. It is rry sincere desire that this personal contact will prove to be of common benefit.' Enclosed you will find a copy of letter of this date, to lr. COKENTAS. At the same time, I am sending lr. COKENIAS a copy of this letter to you, as well as copies of our previou …”
“… El senor COKENIAS le enviara muy pronto un resumen de lo que estamos acordando. Se despide muy afectuosamente, S.S. FUNEERIAL (Above letter by FUNEBRIAL acknowledges that he has been introduced to COKENIAS and that the latter will send to DTHABEAS shortly a resume of the PPC p …”
“-53- 1 65 1 63 3121 N # 22 Ct. 8 61 1 65 > IPH LAST FORSoN RESIDENCE OF MORE TEN ONE YEAR IF NOT SHOWN ABOVE APPLICANTS EMPLOYMENT LAST FIVE YEARS. (IF NONE so STATE) Chusband INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION REQUESTED ABOVE LIS T PRESENT EMPLOYMENT FIRST. FROM 2a Tray try68 ”
“Mami 118 USA I1 68 9 PRESENT TIME 914 N N 34 Ave 68- A 68 3181 N $ 22 Ct. TV 8 th I 55 NOT PEREZ - ALAMO, DUNNEY Pro 11 1 May Dob: 11 July 37 Cuba abienle 8MAT LAST FOREIGN RESIDENCE OF MORE THAN ONE YEAR IF NOT SHOWN ABOVE th NO I (INCLUDE ALL AFOMATION REGUESTED ARC”
“… ion requires. 11; Manner of dismissal: Amicable - Subject given 2 months notice during which he was free to seek other employment. 12. Letter of termination signed: Yes SECRET att. #1 to UFGA-26926 CS COPY 201 - 3340 SI”
“… 17. WEAPONS QUALIFICATION Pistol Non-Applicable (TEST RESULTS ATTACHED) Rifle Marksman SMG Marksman------- OVERALL PERFORMANCE.- RATING LETTER' P Rating takes into account trainee's effectiveness, such as performance in operational skills, tactics, techniques, leadership, plan …”
“… a 633 U.S. Post Office and Courthouse Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 Dear Mr. Curry: Re: Joseph Raymond Merola • In response to your letter of March 10, 1977 I wish to advise you. that the Central Intelligence Agency had one meeting with Joseph Raymond Merola prior to August 1 …”
“… neral Counsel FROM : Maurice A. Sovern O/SA/DO/O SUBJECT : Joseph R. Merola REFERENCE : Assistant United States Attorney. Pennsylvania Letter, 10 March 1977, Subject as Above. 1. The question in reference is the nature of any involvement of Merola with CIA prior to August 196 …”
“14-00000 PrPLY REQUESTED SPEED LETTER TO FCE ROM: TT(P C!. ATTN: C ‘Cann SUBJECT: Joseph R. Merola- 1op REFERENCE: ISS/RICG Memo Jtd March 1977 A review of the files …”
“… Bulletin reporter inquiring particularly “helpful" to the prose about Merola to “please write me a cution. A "mnore logical assumption" letter.” *'- is that Meroia was freed from prison - "I don't know who vou are,” Borges - because of what he could do for- the - said. "I cannot …”
“… e and that his address was Headquarters, USAREUR, APONew York, New York 09403. *******.--. f - DeRe-2. Since this Office had received a letter from Mr. Amos with a : o- request for the current address of Colonel Haldane, I called Mr. Amos■ . . on. 4 November and explained to him …”
“14-00000 / DATE REPLY REQUESTED SPEED LETTER 6 February 1974 seTTER ho. x* NO TO . FROM OPS/LIAISON ATTN, WH/2/GS Request Dept. of State Passport Office biographic information …”
“14-00000 / pes patti. We have cent a -rivate channel letter to the COS on this matter, rotingxatzkzazo* asking at the end for comments as to whether MAROLA is "embarrassing" the Station of CIA ‘I …”
“14-00000 SECRET date sC.lt HLCULSt>V SPEED LETTER ___ 23 January 1924. LETTER so. vEs -0 __ OSS-172-74_____ TO : Chief. WH/2/GS FROM: DCD/SB/OSS (3 B 4402 Hqs.) SPRyan/ds ATTN: Patty …”
“… danger?” f : = th 3 “What do you talk about?". ; %.: - “Well, we may get into the prison and get our an- • - “Things like pay phones and letter bombs and wheth- swers,” Branch replies, “or we may get them from peo- -7 .er the Feds can be trusted. The last time I called they ple in …”
“security apparatus," he says are being summoned to attend some the window for a tail / absentmindelly.‘“I mean he’s a Cuban, kind of meeting in a sinister-sounding - and he has worked for Castro, the C.L.A., room, D-034, in a building somewhere A Visit to a Small Hotel and the”
“… at The Miami News, a safe, serious . “To the other, sirport,” says Mo exiles and right-wing Cuban exiles call. Mor.es spells out the name letter rales, His mind is elsewhere, - Letelier is buried here, which is a tilt by letter as he writes on his napkin _ * "What happens if we”
“… to Branch that they a A few days later, Branch received a : into the Agency through the M.R.P. m . "& are in big trouble. Even if Camargo letter from someone in Venezuela who - before the Bay of Pigs. Ask the Agency 20- lets them go, shesays,they could be was working on the terroris …”
“1 4-00000 ADLE SEC DisS(* ov. ‘Oral comts PID ofsirn reearsy- - ISSUING or • • PRONIOI1D_, a%.uRNT Nonsito . —FSSUCD stottro av ar ST AFF I 4 RF FILE VR t 5 N 3 o F crios* o T 247813 EI A236 PAGE £2 IN 356141 TOR:2618522 JUL 77 CARA • 33796 EXILE COMMUNITY”
“letter seen by the writer not to worry about his future, - Ex-Postmaster General JAMES FARLEY, now with the Cocaola Company, was interested rec …”
“>* Gadaan SECRET -9 - 15. (cont’d) RADVANSKAYA took over the camp after Subject’s wife left Mexico. RADVANSKAYA asked Subject’s wife to tell her (RADVANSKAYA's) daughter to enter the institute when she saw her in Moscow. 7. Vladimir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENKO (201-727”
“------ ------------ - ■f. Vladimir Nikolayevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171), code clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico since September 1964, known KGB. Subject is not known to ’ have associated with RADVANSKIY; however, Subject's wife and RADVANSKAYA worked together in the scho”
“14-00000 Wilk i UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE laaigralion and Naturalization Service Instructions: Any handwritten entries shall be in block capital letters. All Spanish names shall be hyphenated crith the s father’s name first and the aether's name following. /l V”
“… N THE HOME ADDRESSES OF MARCOS PEREZ JIMENEZ AND PEDRO ESTRADA. AFTER OBTAINING THE ADDRESS CF PEREZ HIMEKEZ, CIFENCE-4 IS TO SEND A © LETTER TO HIM POINTING OUT IN GENERAL TERMS POSSIBLE DANGERS IF HE RETURNS TO VENEZUELA. © 2. LETTER SIGNED WITH NAME CARLOS FOSSI A, WHO Ars …”
“FOSSI, AND BELIEVE HE PROBABLY FICTITIOUS CHARACTER. LETTER ACCUSES POLITICIANS WHO URGING PEREZ 0 JIMENEZ RETURN OF THINKING ONLY OF PERSONAL AGGRANDIZEMENT 4 © CiY leN0V AND IGNORING HAZARD …”
“… O CONDUCT INTEL AND RELATED ACTIVITIES. PRESUMABLY BARILLAS NOW OUT OF FAVOR WITH INTERIOR MINISTRY AND BEING FINGERED TO PEREZ JIMENEZ. LETTER SAYS IT TO BE DELIVERED BY MUTUAL FRIEND € "DR. RAMITO SANDOVAL." NO TRACES ON SANDOVAL. .3. AFTER SENDING THE LETTER CIFENCE-4 is TO SEN …”
“… A 12 419 708) 1. Reference is made to previous correspondence concerning this case. -2. The Immigration and Naturalization Service, by letter 'dated 16 April 1970, has granted the benefits of Section 316(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act to cover the subject's absence . …”
“presence in the United States. 3. The letter is being retained in the files of this Office and it is requested you so advise Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles. Jann Wenden der Wienckow …”
“… 70 AND 9080500 I-131 AND FORWARD WITH CHECK FOR $30 AND PHOTOS TO 001400 ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS OF DIRECTOR 010144 BY REGISTERED 402 LETTER. WILL ADVISE WHEN MAILED. 4. FILE: 201-300985. GP-1 SECRET 1 Z **t to we SECRET s :”
“… CHEN WILL RETURN CALL AND ARRANGE MEETING. * 2. DIRECTOR: TO AVOID POUCH TIME LAG, PLS FORWARD 212 -ADDRESS WHERE WE CAN MAIL REGISTERED LETTER CONTAINING Leg : CIFENCE/R’S FORMS AND CHECK. 2 3. FILE: 201-300985. bin :SECRET DES/ITD PI- WH/3/V J CS COPY 201-300985 SECRET 1 …”
“… CHEN WILL RETURN CALL AND ARRANGE MEETING. 4 2. DIRECTOR: TO AVOID POUCH TIME LAG, PLS FORWARD I .ADDRESS WHERE WE CAN MAIL REGISTERED LETTER CONTAINING -CIFENCE/Ael ’s FORMS AND CHECK. 1 : 3. SECRET FILE 220 -300985, Ptcifence '4 - SECRET”