“indictees James McCord, Gordon Liddy, Commission was lackluster, to say the least. It was and Howard Hunt. Rogers who personally rejected the recommendations of the specially constituted Wessell Committee on There are rumors, some of which hav …”
“… for the CIA. 23 Two Tow other devoted family men who lived in suburban Washington homes 20 similar to Bob X's are named James McCord and Howard Hunt. Both had long. z: relatively successful careers with the CIA and rose to roughly the same upper 2 middle level of the bureaucracy as Bo …”
“… r the CIA. 23 Tivo Tow other devoted family men who lived in suburban Washington homes 24 similar to Bob X's are named James McCord and Howard Hunt. Both had long. z: relatively successful careers with the CIA and rose to roughly the same upper z middle level of the bureaucracy as Bo …”
“… Personnel Division. 8. Hunt Requests a Lockpicker: This is. a record of External Employment Assistance Branch’s action on a request from Howard Hunt for a lockpicker who might be retiring or resigning from the Agency.. Sometime in the spring of 1972, Iden 38 of EEAB * retiree or resig …”
“resume on Thomas Amato who retired did not document his EEAB record JFKUX@ received a call from Howard Hunt who asked Iden 38 if he had a to show the date of this exchange, but Mr. Thomas-Hester (who also works in EEAB) opines that it occurred …”
“… and finds that it con tains no new information. To the best knowledge of the Division, there is no foundation to the allegation that Z. Howard Hunt was engaged on behalf of ITT in breaking into Chilean diplomatic installations in Washington and New York. 2. Any connection between ITT …”
“… presently assigned overseas under deep v) cover; his cover is the Mullen Corporation.] This is the cor- Jfk6)) poration that employed E. Howard Hunt. 3 In discussions between NOCAD and the ADDO, it was decided that the Officer would be pulled out and reassigned in the United States. F …”
“… an assignment as Security Officer for the Republican Party. Jack visited Washington in January 1972 to discuss the proposed position with Howard Hunt who apparently was acting on behalf of the Republican Party. (Jack, furnished a resume to Hunt and discussed the position with him. (Jac …”
“… d and living in Winterhaven, Florida. In December 1971 Mr. Bauman) called me from Florida and advised that he wanted to get in touch with Howard Hunt. He said that he did not have Hunt’s home phone number and that it was probably unlisted but that since Hunt was a former employee, could …”
“(2) with Howard Hunt. On 19 July 1972 after my return from Florida I reported this conversation to the Director of Security and made it a Memorandum for the R …”
“… GO 1. d { ر 1 int Inchidesa galaxy of gate villains John ll, H. R. Haldeman, John lichman, Char les Coison. don Liddy, Donald Segretti 1 E. Howard Hunt, among ers. Also mentiond are FBI ad- nis”
“ar les Coison. don Liddy, Donald Segretti 1 E. Howard Hunt, among ers. Also mentiond are FBI ad- nis trators and staff, current ite Hous e s ta ii members, and 'sent and past CIA chiefs. ir "SO FAR …”
“… EGO 1. d { ر 1 int Inchidesa galaxy of gate villains John ll, H. R. Haldeman, John lichman, Charles Coison. don Liddy, Donald Segretti 1 E. Howard Hunt, among ers. Also mentiond are FBI ad- nistrators and staff, current ite House staii members, and 'sent and past CIA chiefs. ir "SO FAR as w …”
“… EGO 1. d { ر 1 int Inchidesa galaxy of gate villains John ll, H. R. Haldeman, John lichman, Charles Coison. don Liddy, Donald Segretti 1 E. Howard Hunt, among ers. Also mentiond are FBI ad- nistrators and staff, current ite House staii members, and 'sent and past CIA chiefs. ir "SO FAR as w …”
“… otographic expert to examine the pictures in an effort to determine if the three "bums" shown in the photographs might be identical to E. Howard Hunt, Frank Sturgis, and Thomas Arthur Vallee. (4 ; Supervisor John Ruhl of Washington Field Office advised Bowers on the night of 9-12-74 th …”
“… FROM : TO : TITLE : TRANSCRIPT/REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS/AND EXHIBITS AS LISTED SUBJECTS : DATE : 01/10/76 PAGES : 96 TESTIMONY OF E. HOWARD HUNT DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT 1 CLASSIFICATION : T RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 10/01/9 …”
“SSd BOX 2.4 8-10 At State of Florida ) ) SS: of Okaloosa ) County 4 AFFIDAVIT E. HOWARD HUNT, JR., being duly sworn, deposes and says : 1. On January 10, 1976, I was examined by Frederick D. Baron, a counsel for the Senate Selec …”
“nueu.eg 0, djes UtpSp L-9J0J3Q-J9A20 me 9” troujuggeuoseas 10p3 09 jo noj 29 44 THE NEW YORK TIMES. THURSDAY, JANUARY Exhib 8, 1976 Retired Colonel Denies Heading; C.I.A. Unit for Assassinations Special to Th e New York Times WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 — X,1949 and 1951, the pe”
“STATEMENT BY E. HOWARD HUNT Exhibit 1 A year ago when Congress established the Church Committee, Senator Baker was quoted as saying that I would be an early witness. …”
“… eless, in demonstration of my willingness to cooperate fully with the Senate I agree to be interviewed under oath today. Elbaard Hunt 1. Howard Hunt January 10, 1976 Jan”
“… , but we have worked together on some areas 15 These are two that were separate. Ibf 16 Also I was asked to look at the photographs of Howard Hunt 17 and Sturgis that appeared in Newsweek some years ago. We 18 obtained this photograph from the FBI last night about 5 o'clock. 19 4 …”
“edition. 21 These are photographs of Howard Hunt in 1949, 1950 and 22 1961. This is the only photograph we have of Mr. Sturgis. 23 It is taken out of the Newsweek. 24 We have had no …”
“… ntral Intelligence. 4. Watergate Contacts ******** ^w om m WWW a. The McCord Letters b. The Pennington Matter c. Assistance to E. Howard Hunt and White House re Ellsberg 5. Covert Informers Employed by the Agency a. Within the Agency and Its Contractors The Office of Security …”
“0037 ‘- -vr20-r77-m ■ iTOP SECRET -8- ‘ Watergate Contacts (contineud) — 9 y ' 3. Assistance to E. Howard Hunt re Ellsberg Break-In *‘ Mr. Osborn states that the Office of Security had no involvement whatever with the assistance rendered by the C …”
“… irector of Central Intelligence. 4. Watergate Contacts a. The McCord Letters b. The Pennington Matter S **G Y C. Assistance to E. Howard Hunt and White House re Ellsberg 5. Covert Informers Employed.... by the Agency ne a. Within the Agency and Its Contractors The Office of …”
“… ? P h o n e (A rea 2 0 2 ) 5 4 4 -6 0 0 0 1 A. No. 0. And you were not involved in this program at all durin the same time that E. Howard Hunt was involved in it? A. No. 0. Do you know what the position was Mr. Hunt occupied in 6 • : connection with the Cuban operations of th …”
“… type 17 of thing. I don’t mean the Agency people. This is what the 18 Cuban exile community was discussing. 19 ft Yes. Do you know what Howard Hunt was doing for the S tre e t, S.E., W a s h in g to n , D .C . 20003 • 20 Agency in 1963? 21 A. Well, it seems to me he was here at Head …”
“… ion in the field of proprietaries". 4 .engaged — 5 A. I guess you are right, yes. I believe he was there. 6 Q Did you personally know Howard Hunt? 7 A. No. 8 Q. Never met him? 9 A. I met him. That is all. I can’t say I know him. 10 0 You would not have known anything about his …”
“… ago because we did have an inquiry and we obtained the 10 time and the attendance records from the Office of Finance which showed that Howard Hunt was on sick leave on that day. 11 Q Was this just fairly recently? 12 W ARD & PAUL A. Yes. 13 0 I understood from what files I have …”
“… ERS 73 COVER 101 PERSONAL ACTIVITY 103 TERMINATION 106 CONTACTS AND RELATIONSHIP WITH JAMES McCORD, LEE PENNINGTON, DONALD SWEANY and HOWARD HUNT 109 RECEIM 3 FROM SEP 1975 CIA E2 IMPDET CL BY 062258 oronTT SCOREs HW 50955 DocId: 32203889 Page 3”
“1 61) CHARLES WILEY’S CONTACTS AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH JAMES McCORD, LEE PENNINGTON, DONALD SWEANY AND HOWARD HUNT JAMES McCORD James McCord was the first representative of the Office of Security to have contact with Wiley and was undoubtedly the dr …”
“… ther than Wiley's comment concerning Penning ton and Sweany, previously mentioned, there is nothing else from Wiley concerning Sweany. HOWARD HUNT There is nothing in the Wiley files to indicate any contact or association with Howard Hunt. Sometime prior to 24 August 1970 and probab …”
“… n it to the contact who made it available to him. There was no further discussion on the matter. The above is the extent of references to Howard Hunt in the Wiley files. RT1 aV1 FROM SEP en 1975 CIA 114 CFODET NW 50955 DocId:32203889 Page 102”
“… and Meyer Lansky? ‘ Mr. Halley. No, I am not aware of any contact between the 7 16 / 17 CIA and Meyer Lansky. 18 Mr. Baron. Was Howard Hunt connected with any Cuban 19 operations during the period of your tenure at”
“JMWAVE Station? 410 First Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003 20 Mr. Halley. Howard Hunt was involved in the Bay of Pigs 21 Operation. After the Bay of Pigs Operation wss over, he did not 22 participate in the Cuban activiti …”
“… fore, we concluded that, despite the indications in Nixon's book My Six Crises (p. ) that he was' involved in Cuban matters generally—and Howard Hunt's characterization of him as the [action officer] for the Bay of Pigs, there was insufficient reason to examine Mr. Nixon on Cuba looked …”
“… ater J. Anderson, 1/19/71 column he thought CIA involved Colby head of DDP Far East articles on Colby Division at the time Early 1964 Howard Hunt and others from reported by Tad Szulc in Bay of Pigs effort begin plot on book on Howard Hunt (1974) another Castro assassination NW 509 …”
“… later J. Anderson, 1/19/71 column he thought CIA involved Colby head of DDP Far East articles on Colby Division at the time Early 1964 Howard Hunt and others from reported by Tad Szule in Bay of Pigs effort begin plot on book on Howard Hunt (1974) another Castro assassination NW 509 …”
“… involvement with Maheu. He noted that Greenspun has never questioned him about any matters. He noted that he has never met Gordon Liddy, Howard Hunt or any of the Cuban Americans who were involved in the Watergate break-in. He said however that he has been Liddy once, and that was at T …”
“… involvement with Maheu. He noted that Greenspun has never questioned him about any matters. He noted that he has never met Gordon Liddy, Howard Hunt or any of the Cuban Americans who were involved in the Watergate break-in. He said however that he has been Liddy once, and that was at T …”
“… y of Pigs? Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 - A. No. 2 : 0. And you were not involved in this program at all during ;the same time that E. Howard Hunt was involved in it? 4 No • 5 Q Do you know what the position was Mr. .Hunt occupied in 6 connection with the Cuban operations of the …”
“… is type 'of thing. I don't mean the Agency people. This is what the -. Cuban exile community was discussing. 0. Yes. Do you know what Howard Hunt was doing for the W a s h in g to n , D) C. 3 0 0 0 3 <-Agency in 1963? 01- A. Well, it seems to me he was here at Headquarters in PA …”
“… ns Division in the field of proprietaries engaged A. I guess you are right, yes. I believe he was there. 6 0. Did you personally know Howard Hunt? A. No• Q Never met him? 8 A. I met him, that is all. I can’t say I know him. Q. You would not have known anything about his where …”
“… because we did have an inquiry and we obtained the: - - ! time and the attendance records from the Office of Finance which showed that Howard Hunt was on sick leave on that day. 0. Was this just fairly recently? 12| T O *A A. Yes. CHVM 3* 0 1 understood from what files I have …”
“… the Bay of Pigs? Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 A. No • 0 And you were not involved in this program at all during 1 the same time that E. Howard Hunt was involved in it? a No . 0 Do you know what the position was Mr. Hunt occupied in C connection with the Cuban operations of the Age …”
“… s type : -gof thing. I don’t mean the Agency people. This is what the : Cuban exile community was discussing. - Yes. Do you know what Howard Hunt was doing for the 0. roneg -2 a 20j Agency in 1963? Nn-rAs A. Well, it seems to me he was here at Headquarters in 22 *63 and I thin …”
“… Division in the field of proprietaries 4 - engaged A. I guess you are right, yes. I believe he was there. 6 0 Did you personally know Howard Hunt? 7 " A. No. 0 Never met him? 8 A. I met him. That is all. I can’t say I know him. 0 You would not have known anything about his wh …”
“… o because we did have an inquiry and we obtained the: . l time and the attendance records from the Office of Finance which !showed that Howard Hunt was on sick leave on that day. Q. Was this just fairly recently? w A R D a PA U L A. Yes. io ! 0 I understood from what files I have …”
“… ay of Pigs? Phone (Area 202} 544-6000 1 No . 6 0 And you were not involved in this program at all during 0 i the same time that E. Howard Hunt was involved in it? No . 0 Do you know what the position was Mr. Hunt occupied in: connection with the Cuban operations of the Agency …”
“… pe - 1;of thing. I don’t mean the Agency people. This is what the 43 ' Cuban exile community was discussing. Q. Yes. Do you know what Howard Hunt was doing for the W a s ih iig to n , D C . 2 0 0 0 3 coi Agency in 1963? 03 : 4+i A. Well, it seems to me he was here at Headquarters …”