“… eft a calling card with the firm name "REDEX-PACIFIC". He explained he had to have new cards printed. TURNER, reportedly dismissed from the FBI in 1961, is noted to have authored an article in the November 1966 issue of RAMPARTS Magazine in which he describes alleged wiretapping, su …”
“… f BAST, noting that BAST had mentioned Dominican distrust of State and AID and the fact that "CIA double-crossed them" (the Dominicans). An FBI report on BAST dated 19 June 1963 reports that Owen, "Foreign Service Reserve Officer, USDS" (his cover) had X”
“… h the President for about twenty minutes. Johnson asked whether all appropriate Agency resources were being made available to support the FBI's investigation of the assassination. He then told McCone with considerable contempt that certain Justice Department officials had propo …”
“… xico. CIA’s clandestine information on Oswald, in cluding a photograph showing him in front of the Soviet Embassy, was turned over to the FBI, which promised to safeguard Agency sources and methods. Instead, the Bureau showed the photograph to Oswald’s mother in Dallas and told he …”
“… erican 9 tourist in Minsk's Central Square in August 1961 at the Palace of Culture. Copies of the photograph were also furnished to the FBI. The Bureau inter viewed the photographer and her companions who could contribute little to their original statements when first interv …”
“… time required for obtaining Soviet Tourist Visas in Western Europe in 1964. . * 35. 18 Sapt. 1964 Identification of persons appearing in FBI photo D 33-46. 36. 18 Sept. 1964 Passport and Visa office. Sopt. 1964 Resettlement of US defectore in the USSR.. 37. 18 Sapt. 38. 18 Se …”
“… as not included on the list of Agencies with which CIA maintained liaison and con- tacts at this time, mention should be made of the CIA-FBI contacts concerning Cuba. Technically the FBI was prohibited from engaging in intelligence operations overseas, but in mid-June 1960, Chi …”
“… etween the Havana Station and the Havana Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It has been concluded that the operations of the FBI have neither interferred with nor conflicted with the Station’s operations. 81/ . Col. King’s memo also stated the Bureau’s long tim …”
“… e question. 82/ Neither Col. King, nor anyone else involved in the anti-Castro operation ever registered a formal protest against the FBI’s activities in the Havana area. By mid-summer 1960, the relationship became even closer, particularly as the Agency expanded activiti …”
“… tremely interested in full cooperation with the Agency, quick ly accepting the Agency representative’s proposal- that they visit the FBI offices once or twice each week to compare notes; and the CIA field representa tive, in turn, agreed to pass on to Mr. Davis in the …”
“… his staffing would have come from WH if there had been more competent people within WH. WH suffered, in my opinion, from a surfeit of ex-FBI officers who had been picked up at the time that the Agency took over from the Bureau in Latin America ... but there were damned few of …”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET Cushman then showed Col. King some derogatory informa tion that the FBI had provided the Vice President about both Ambassador Bonsai and William Wieland of the Bureau of American Republic Affairs. Col. King's …”
“… that he had contacts in the White House who had given him the "go ahead" for an invasion of Cuba! • Word of Garcia apparently got to the FBI, to General Cabell, and apparently to the Office of Vice President Nixon. In any event, on 9 July 1960 Jake Esterline met with Mr. Marsh …”
“… Behind Activity. S. 81. Memo for Acting Director of Central Intelligence from J. C. King, 23 Jun 60, sub: Operational Activities of the FBI in Cuba. S. 82. MR from J. C. King, 30 Jun 60, sub: FBI Intelli gence Operations in Cuba and Mexico. S. 83. Dispatch to Chief WHD fro …”
“the FBI, they might be used identify Soviet illegals. Three of these double agents have all received intelligence assignments from the Soviets of …”
“… hom might have done untold damage to U.S. interests had they not been apprehended. 20 In this respect, the station works closely with the FBI. The Warren Commission’s report on the assassination President Kennedy mde reference to information collected station assets in connecti …”
“… igned by the C/CI." The first chief of the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) (as it was called in CSI NO, 70-1) was Birch O’Neal, a former FBI officer who had transferred to CIA after World War II.* In the ' mid-fifties.SIG had rather slim picking and appears to have spent most …”
“… d quarterly. It is made up of names of interest princi pally to CI, SR Division, and the Security Office, and includes names listed by the FBI. "f. There are trained linguist-analysts in the Branch who extract information of interest from the intercepts, and the disseminability of …”
“… es that the area divisions had never been informed of or had only limited information about. These included such cases as MORINE (a past FBI source of voluminous GRU operational documents who was known to the soviet Division but whose operational leads had been shared neither w …”
“double-agent game being run by the FBI) ; GRIDIRON/ (Leslie James Bennett, former senior officer in Soviet counterespionage in the Canadian RCMP who had resigned from that ser …”
“… these were files on W. Averell Harriman and 1 Henry Kissinger. Most of these files were composed entirely of newspaper reports and a few FBI reports. —Classified materials, in quantities that ultimately filled several packing boxes, were eventually found in 10New York farm ho …”
“… duct of and coordination on double agent operations abroad. Since the vast majority of DA cases were run by the US military services, the FBI, or—in some instances— foreign-liaison services, the branch was very heavily a coordinator rather than active runner of operations. 98 …”
“delivery of tanks is true, this would be the second consecutive reported shipment of armored vehicles to Cuba. The ORENBURG reportedly delivered some 45 tanks on 23 or 24 October. (See Daily Summaries of 28 and 29 October.) It has previously been reported that another probab”
“atmosphere...in the Caribbean.” Thus far, how- ever, "they have answered with aggressions on top of aggressions.” i This course, he said, ”is doomed to failure. (CIA FBIS Havana,” 7 December, OFFICIAL USE ONLY) CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: A shake-up in the Cuban cabinet has ”
“against Cuba." (CIA/FBIS, 1 7 December, UNCLASSIFIED) 21 Soviet air defense and Cuban civil 24 air voice)communica tions on 7 December reflected the arrival in Cuba of a Soviet- made AN-12. (See Daily Summary, 6 December). The following Iday, Prensa Latina announced that”
“!at two or more nonbloc airports between Cuba and the USSR. j At these airports the aircraft could be subject to cargo in- Ispections. (USA-71, 2/DG CURUA/R-853-63, 7 December, SE CRET KIMBO; CIA/FBIS, Havana, 8 December, UNCLASSIFIED) -10- TOP SECRET DINAR 3/12”
“by the largest Latin American countries" and warned that "such attempts to interfere in Cuban internal affairs are fraught with extremely harmful consequences for the cause of peace." i(CIA/FBIS, Moscow, 4 December, UNCLASSIFIED) CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: Several weeks ago ”
“pier 307 meters in length, a concrete esplanade measuring 17,000 square meters with a capacity of 24 ships, two launching ramps, and the dredging of the Almendares River in front of the pier, pending partial completion, as well as several minor jobs. It also reported that the”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR ’ INSURGENCY AND CIVIL UNREST cont ’d 10 rC 247 An unidentified military' unit informed First Army Sector E Headquarters at Mayari Arriba that a suspected counterrevolu tionary had been arrested in (Guantanamo) 0 The suspect, militia man Esteban”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN CHINESE COMMUNIST RELATIONS cont'd While he is, of course, a member of the Chinese Communist party, he is not a ranking party member. He appears to be a lower ranking person than newly assigned Chinese Communist ambassadors to such countries ”
“have negotiated Bulgarian arms shipments to Cuba, was noted traveling between Havana and Santiago de Cuba on 21 and 23 November—the third time he has been in Cuba since November 1962. (DIRNSA, 2X/0/QOC/T2810- 63, 5 December, SECRET SABRE) 99 BLOC RELATIONS: A 4-man Soviet ”
“… was convinced of the truth of her story and of the honesty of her friend. The woman had apparently, at some earlier date, contacted the FBI in connection with her friend's participation or knowledge of a coup in Honduras. She later retracted her story because she felt it seeme …”
“… anti-Castro Student Revolutionary Directorate in the US and to DRE statements that Oswald was thought at that time to be "an agent of the FBI or the CIA." "They (the DRE leaders) must know, because they have many dealings with them, what FBI and CIA agents look like," Castro sta …”
“disagreed with his international policy.” "What is behind all this? What sinister maneuver are they hatching behind all this? Who can be re sponsible for the assassination of President Kennedy? And who benefits from the assassination., except the worst reaction aries?" Cas”
“3/0/CUD/T1382-63 and -T1381-63, 23 November, TOP SECRET DINAR) °A il 29 24 \ The Cuban (Foreign Ministry/dispatched a circular) message late on 22 November to a number of Cuban diplomatic missions? abroad stating only "do not make any statements." This was probably an atte”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR CASTRO’S SPEECH cont’d Returning to the post-hurricane economic dislocation, Castro promised that by 15 December of this year full food rations would be restored and in many cases allotments in- creased. He called for greatly increased mechanizati”
“on the southeast coast of Key Largo. The persons involved in the operation were Manuel Pedro Gutierrez Cardenas, and presumably two infiltrees—Emilio Perez Fernandez and Luis Aguiar Perez, Two crew members. known only by nicknames, were ’'Comacho” and "Vascoy," possibly Jose”
“13-00000- TOP SECRET DINAR - D. MEANWHILE PEIPING HAS DECLARED IT WOULD GIVE "ALL- :OUT SUPPORT SHOULD CAMBODIA ENCOUNTER ARMED INVASION INSTI- GATED BY THE US OR ITS VASSALS." E. -MINISTER OF DEFENSE LON NOL HAS INTIMATED TO GENERAL TABER THAT THE CAMBODIAN MILITARY DOES”
“… of this new phase of the operation. On the same day, the Attorney General was briefed and he agreed that he would not mention it to the FBI unless the FBI themselves raised it with him. On 3 February 1964, DCI McCone met alone with President Lyndon B. Johnson and briefed him o …”
“… exposure of KGB activities and counteractions against the Soviet intelligence service. The reasons are still unclear to me as to why the FBI chose to brief the PFIAB to the effect that CIA was planning to wiretap extensively and indiscriminately in this country, to greatly incr …”
“… 1623, I asked for a name trace and the files on the following, and gave your name: 6 Mistretta, Vincent b. 13 Jan. 1913, Brooklyn NY - FBI has a continuing investigation on Subject who has been interviewed and advised of contacts with CIA between 1970 and 1975. He two. named …”
“… dence of Possible Interest to Office of Security REF : Durbin/Noble Telecon, 17 July 1975 1. On 15 July 1975, an agent of the Cleveland FBI contacted the Cleveland Resident Office concerning the attached correspondence. The Bureau had received the letters the same day, and bec …”
“… to this course of action, he was thanked for his concern and the matter was dropped... Bab RBNoble:it Attachment: As noted T File: FBI - Cleveland E 2 IMPDET CL BY 027201 FADE OLUIL Bzy U.S. Savings Berds Regrlarly on the Payroll Savings Plan”
“… 2 i/D CHR MAZELLA, JOHN ANTHONY /Z 1375670 NI—I/NO—U/ND-SA—co- N9064 HR IGHT, CARLETON C - :39 WRIGH1,*****---- * CR 49 R0167201 /D FBI 03N0V49 P4 KERN,HELMUTH /T DR /Z 1469993 ==NI==I/N0-U/ND=SA=CO= 12 R0 10 ALVILY! iPDOCRA CIA HISTORICAL DEEM WOXY *L. )!? FADE §A …”
“… £0363001-187 /E INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE+BALTIMORE, MD /0 USE /Z 0190969 • 10 NI--I/ND--U/ND-SA—C0 CAMPBELL,ELTON R CR 51 R0084602 7D FBI 07MAY51 IVES, STEPHEN B /Z 0190971_______________________ ----- N I— I/ ND—U/ND— SA—CO -------- CAMPBELL, EMNIS OR R 0087255 24 _ZD SOR …”
“CAMPBELL,EUGENE _______ ____ '0R 54 F0400739-CP /D FBI 20SEP54 P1 WAGLEY, CHARLES /T DR /Z 0190988 entnirn hv =NI--I/N D-U/ND==SA-CO----------- —"---- CAMPBELL,EUGENE . OS 71 CC609344 /Y …”
“13-00000 2 TO $ SECRET 2.0 8J . Name as it Appears in News Media NOVEL, Gordon NOVEL, Gordon NUTINI, Hugo True Name &/or akas NUTINI, Hugo Gina aka Hugo Nutini-Paredes File # 526113 490072 . DPOB Chile 1930 Status ‘ Source ship to CIA No clearance; R”
“… s was asvised accordingly . She then provided, at some 7length, a review of her effort s to the ck on Novel, ingluding contact 5 with the FBI and Chid police w In her investigation she has been told to have nothing to do with Novel and to shy away from him. She haso sir dalso le …”
“… ed by CIA. In addition, that we intended to turn this information over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for investigation since the FBI had jurisdiction on such - impersonation cases. ■ 3. I later briefed Mr. Fred J. Cassidy, FBI/Liaison, who suggested that I advise Mr. …”
“… greed that he would contact the local Federal Bureau of Investigation and brief them regarding Subject and that I would, meanwhile, alert FBI Headquarters/Washington, which could follow-up with the local office. . 5. I then provided Mr. Cassidy with all pertinent information r …”