“… yed a part in the negation of a major hostile penetration in Great Britain. Where appropriate, his information has been shared with the FBI, other U.S. Government agencies and foreign liaison services. This has resulted in extensive and continuing investigative activity. In …”
“… situation--this despite the fact that some points remain unresolved concerning his bona fides. 5. The Agency, with the assistance of the FBI, is continuing to look into those questionable aspects of the case, while remaining alert to the possibility of hostile interest. Howev …”
“… and other Soviet matters. He is in the Washington, D. C. area for several days approximately every six weeks for direct interviews by the FBI.and Office of Security personnel. Question #S - Is he working for CIA? Answer: Nosenko has been employed by the Agency on a full-time c …”
“14-00000 SECRET made available to representat ives of the FBI for debriefing on matters affecting their responsibilities. Although allowed out for evening and week-end excursions, Nosenko was at all …”
“… tant to the President on National Security Affairs, McGeorge Bundy, General Carroll, Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and the FBI were all notified immediately. On S Febru ary 1964, General Carter reported the defection to an executive session of USIB and followed t …”
“… ecurity interests of the State Department. Because so much of Nosenko’s information affected U.S. internal security matters for which the FBI bears primary responsibi1ity, and because the possibility that Nosenko was a KGB plant had a direct bearing on the validity of certain F …”
“our reservations on Nosenko’s bona fides as early as 5 February 1964. The Director of the FBI and his deputy for Internal Security, William Sullivan, were kept completely up to date, and we coordinated all major 9 SECRET”
“14-00000 SECGET aspects of our handling Nosenko with them. After a long meeting with Sullivan and other FBI representatives to review Nosenko’s case on 1 April 1964, the FBI interposed no objec tions to our proposal to restrict Nosenko’s moveme …”
“… eat to national security. The The advice of the the Justice Department was obtained at the time or W confine debralfing. ment, and the FBI participated in his”
“… UBJECT i Nosenko Attached is a report from the Office of Security concerning the aware- ness of other Federal authorities (USIB, State, FBI, and I&NS), We have been advised by A DD/O that Nosenko at all times was advised that he could elect to leave the U. S., but that he co …”
“… . / 2. Questions that occur to us in reading the attached, are: PARAGON We should spell out what is meant by the' statement that the FBI "deferred further coverage to the Office of Security," how it was expressed and what form it took. The taping of two conversations does …”
“… aspects bearing on internal security and admissibility under the immigration laws, as well as the results PF" of a current check of the FBI file; and (c) That the place, time and manner of arrival will be coordinated with the Service in advance thereof. Fachalien whose entry …”
“… osed departure as to permit verification thereof if the Service so elects. In accordance with past practice, the Servico will apprise the FBI of the entry and departuro or other disposition of these alions. The Service will maintain separate and secure files under this agreome …”
“… on Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65990 Date: 10-29-2021 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT FBI INFO ) REVIEWED BY FBI/JFK TASK FORCE ON 10/27/98 AS SANITIZED > ☐ ☑ ☐ RELEASE IN FULL RELEASE IN PART - AS AGreed TOTAL DENIAL UNITED STAT …”
“… infil1- tration procedure and not a commando type bit and run action. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. - 6* -”
“14-00000 U RGKNI DEPARTMENT or STATE SPECIAL REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHIC . (U0A FBI FROM: DATE R 16 D INS /WV C FULL wAmEmove* soma th ode muiden name) ALIASES, NJCKWAMES , jv DATE AND PL ACE OF BIRTH Lept. 6, 1907 C …”
“… Faseport 200030 issued in Washington, D. C. on January 23, 1837. (C) This eccument contains neither recommendations nor conclusices of the FBI. It is the preparty of the FBi and is iccrued to your agency and its contents are not to be REVIEWED BY FBI/JFK TASK FORCE "SULT SLOF GAT ( …”
“… U. B. Passport 389030 Lsaued in Mashington, D. C. January 23, 1937, L This eccument contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of tre FBI and la koned to your agency and its contents are not to be Sistributed outside your agency, CIA HAS NO OBJEC …”
“… . Howar SUBJECT: 80% - 216 26% 201 - 278 8:1 1. Attached are the results of our check with the Federal Bureau of Investigatici. ATTACHMENT: FBI Resuits DALY/W 28 August 1967”
“of our check with the Federal Bureau of Investigatici. ATTACHMENT: FBI Resuits DALY/W 28 August 1967 NW 65990 Docld:32371952 Page 2 SECDET Victor R. Whit Deputy Director of Securit (100) GROUP 1 Excluded from a …”
“… ector of Security relative to his proposed conversion at that time. ACTION: Dep Chief A ic Chief Above for your information and referral to FBI Liaison Agent. "Connell.”
“ACTION: Dep Chief A ic Chief Above for your information and referral to FBI Liaison Agent. "Connell. Ame James P. O'Connell Ad & Trng Ch Irv B Ch Sup Br O'CONNELL:jmg 2 August 1957 Desk SB- Des.. CRB - NW 65990 Docl …”
“… mony before the Subversive Activities Control Board in the United States. b. If the answer to question "a" is in the negative, can the FBI interview BALMES wherever he may be outside the United States. c. Or can questions to be answered by BALMES be submitted to CIA for tra …”
“… ur hours. In refer : ence to question "b", Mr CALDWELL advised that there was no reason ‘why the Subject could not be interviewed by the FBI at his place : of duty. In reference to question "c", Mr. CALDWELL reported that • Dot: ■; this was the most desirable alternative and t …”
“… perience with CPUSA, in seminar of Lothar Metzl at George Washington University, on I "Instruments of Soviet Foreign Policy." Mr. Papich of FBI has been informed and anticipates no objections. (Mrs. Roman of CI/Staff will be able to confirm this.) I will be introduced as personal ac …”
“… SIGNED TO WH DiV. HE WAS ADVISED TO ENTER A HOSPITAL IN EARLY MARCH 1962. His CURRENT MEDICAL STATUS IS NOT SHOWN. HIDALGO assisted THE FBI as a member of the COMMUNIST Party from August 1 946 UNTIL MAY 1949WHEN HE APPEARED AS A GOVERNMENT WITNESS AT THE TRIAL OF THE ELEVEN TO …”
“… E PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 21 August 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. F. I. G. Coleman C/OPS/LSN SUBJECT : FBI Investigation of Allegations Regarding CIA Activities 1. Reference is made to your memorandum, dated 30 July 1974 and captioned as abov …”
“… in January 1974 that he worked for CIA in Latin America under cover of Coca Cola Company. He also apparently indicated that he is known to FBI representatives in Buenos Aires. This information is contained in Agency cables DIR-507298, 30 January 1974, and DIR-490860, 12 December 19 …”
“… INATOR : CIA FROM: DAVID A. PHILLIPS TO : TITLE DIR FED BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION : WERBELL, III-CONVERSATION BETWEEN MR. WILLIAM MC DONNELL, FBI LIAISON OFFICER AND MR. F.I.G. COLEMAN OF THIS AGENCY 29 JULY 1974 AND FBI NEW YORK REPORT 19 JULY ON SUBJECT. DATE: 08/06/1974 PAGES : 3 S …”
“… ion ATTENTION Intelligence Division : SUBJECT MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL, III : REFERENCE Conversation between Mr. William Α. : McDonnell, FBI Liaison Officer and Mr. F.I.G. Coleman of this Agency on 29 July 1974. FBI New York Report dated 19 July, B. Subject as above. i”
“G. Coleman of this Agency on 29 July 1974. FBI New York Report dated 19 July, B. Subject as above. i 1. Authorization is granted for your Bureau to pass a copy of CIRA-0371-74 dated 27 J …”
“… E DATE OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION. NW 65990 Docld:32372638 Page 2 SECRET/SENSITIVE D SECRET/SENSITIVE informed that the case comes under FBI jurisdiction, that this Agency has no official involvement, and that all information we had on the matter had been made available to your B …”
“… 1961, FieG. An investigation report by the Office of Security in 1960 was not unfavorable. It did make reference to infor- mation in an FBI report dated 19 May 1960, in Washington, D.C., - ----- -*— appeared which also --------- - - in •--* —-‘s 201 file. This report the Sub …”
“14-00000 Attachment So. 1 to 8 E C a E T DO/H8 Semorandum datee 26 August 1964 d) At the request of the Justice Department, the FBI conducted an inquiry, under the Anti-trust Lave of the V.S., into the cement industry la San Juan, ... Puerto Rico during December 1958. …”
“… M FOR: Chief, WH/3/DR&H ATTENTION: Nelson H. Smith SUBJECT: Luis Albart FERRE C-82943 . 1. Attached for your information is a copy of a FBI memorandum received this date from the Office of Security. Please advice 3CI/OA as to whether or not the information contained therein wou …”
“… ms to be no particular i significance to this report as this information was previously. known by the Agency.: 1 3. Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60. captioned "June COBB - Internal Security - Cuba". Bernie Brennan asked June Cobb to deliver some information to …”
“1 4-00000 SECRET B. Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8/19/64 captioned "Lyle Stuart" (CSI 316/00789-64). June Cobb interviewed re Lyle Stuart. Lyle Stuart attempted to get * close to …”
“… In addition to the requested traces, an evaluation and statement of the 2 € to the proposed use of Subject, is needed on the following ; FBI references: (1) New York report dated 12/29/59, captioned "June COBB - 1 Registration Act-Cuba", furnished CIA 1/8/60. (2) Letter to D …”
“4/26/62 captioned "Lyle Stuart - IS-Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA 5/4/62. (4) Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8/19/64 captioned "Lyle Stuart". (CSI 316/00789-64). CI/OA has no information indicating that these references have previously b …”
“… #*al REMARKS: CI/OA has received, through the Office of Security, a new and rather longhtly list of references to the Subject from the FBI. It appears that some of these references have previously been available to us ana some nave not. The CI/OA file on Subject also contains …”
“… JHWAVE traces: ■ a. CPBB, June: Soviet offitais informed the Cubans that Subject ,- .who acted as an interpreter for Fidel Castro was an FBI agent (201- •- 287019, 8VCA-08569; 01 Sept 61) % . * . • 0" ••.. • ' - -..A : • .. ' * b. COBB, June: Since sept, 59, she has been employ …”
“Jul 62; P2). .-" . 1 ,. c. COBB, June: Expected leave Eava on afternoon 3 June 60 by ' ' National airlines for NY. ’ Requesting FBI not impede her activities - (OUT 81006‛tc FBI; 31 May 60) « • . . ., , - d. GOES, June: DPOB Jun 1927, Ponca, Calif., USA. Former Add" 1. …”
“… Soviet Union. In this p-! licity Subject was labeled as being closely connected with U. S. Government Police, and also aa an agent of the FBI and INTERPOL. She was also accused of working for a newspaperman Daniel Junes who was j described as being responsible to CIA.i 3. Miss …”
“Union. In i this publicity Subject was labeled as being closely connected with U. 2., Government Police, and also es an agent of the FBI and INTERPOL. She was 1 also accused of working for a nevspaporwan Danial James who was described as I boing responsible to WOFACP. , 3. …”
“… of LICOOKY-1. 4. Sucesos, 4 June 1966, included an inserted sheet (not found in all copies / of this edition) entitled "An Agent of the FBI and INTERPOL in the Association of Mexican Writers," which deals alrost exclusively with LICOCKY-1, her expulsion from7 Cuba, work in Mex …”
“dinimice agente femenino de la Interpol, la Croc a IQue mision vino & cumplir en nes- FBI y la ACI. tro :’ Sa saba que trabaja a las ordenes del perio- dista D: nial James, responsible en ia Agencia Central Al cintro, el eserit …”
“… ne conversation; Juyan B with Frank Hughes of the CI Staff today, we understand your 1 office will be coordinating the Subject with the FBI and State Department. W. I our 1 Lsts ha astecatic ■ Coetarattg Mi SECRET 1 . tOMaw ,one $** -“o-anpy 1 yen”
“… rally to" your office 23 February. 2. On 28 February LICOOKY-1 told me that while visiting with Sokolovska in New York on 23 February two FBI agents called at the Sokolovska apartment and interviewed Sokolowska about her intended travel to Caba. According to L-1 the agents warn …”
“later told L-1 she would not make the trip. - 3. Presumably the FBI, if the above story is accurate, : had reason for this reported action even though from the < limited information available, from L-1, th …”
“… 3. This office is taking no further action on this this; report unless so requested. Please advise if this matter is turned over to the FBI or any other action taken. W.J. Kaufman C/WH/1 1 i i 3 1. Epory DEUNET”