“Hague and may have visited China in 1964. In August 1966 he applied for a Chicom visa at The Hague. k. An FBI report of 12 May 1967 says that Oltmans claimed to have written for Ramparts an article about CIA in Indonesia. No such article has been fo …”
“… r. c. Thereafter worked briefly as correspondent for U. P. and for Dutch paper De Telegraaf but dismissed by both for unstated cause. d. An FBI report of 1960 states that he calls himself anti-Communist but expresses the views of a great admirer of communism". e. An I&NS report of 1 …”
“f Indonesia, Sukarno, and as having tried for five years to arrange contacts for Sukarno in Holland. (h. An FBI report of 24 November 1961 restates the above and adds that he had been separated or divorced from his American wife 13 months earlier beca …”
“… dly relations with Chicoms at The Hague and may have visited China in 1964. In August 1966 he applied for a Chicom visa at The Hague. k. An FBI report of 12 May 1967 says that Oltmans claimed to have written for Ramparts an article about CIA in Indonesia. No such article has been fo …”
“… RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : RUSS HOLMES WORK FILE Date: 03/04/05 、 DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : CIA TO: FBI, WHITE HOUSE, STATE TITLE: CABLE: LEE HARVEY OSWALD; MARINA'S TRAVEL CONFIRMED DATE : 12/06/1963 PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS: JFK ASSASSINATION DOCUM …”
“… State Department regulations jessports, claim- ing they would allow Reds denied passports to "rifle freely the confidential files of the FBI, the CIA and other investigative agencies." The DAB behind the DoW regulations, which Walter claims violate the Internal Security Aet of …”
“… shed much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be contacted for information as to whether or not they ever establ …”
“aid, rather, that he'd been asked by the "PERCY for Governor" people to inquire as to CAIN's status. 3 NW 65990 Docld:32393759 Page 4 CrOBET SECRET 12. During the time COHEN was a CIA employee (1949-1963), he was of concern to the Security Office, due principally to the activitie”
“… erest to this Office in connection with an approach which was made to him by the Second Secretary of the Romanian Embassy in Washington. An FBI report of 16 August 1967 on Victor DOROBANTU, the Second Secretary, noted the approach but failed to indicate under what circumstances COHE …”
“… rst reference the. ALVARADO interrogation - was furnished by the Agency. The Agency did, however, provide assistance and information to the FBI in the latter's investigation of three of the allegations (see asterisked Exhibits) The results of the Agency's investigation of other rumo …”
“… ion) NW 65990 Docld:32393815 Page 5 4a Among these cases, which consumed hundreds of man-hours in Headquarters and abroad and similarly the FBI in the United States and Mexico City was the Nicaraguan, Gilberto ALVARADO, who contacted the United States Embassy in Mexico City on 25 No …”
“… personnel. None of these prerequisites was available, especially in light of the tremendous political pressures under which the Agency, the FBI, the Warren Commission, and others were working precluded the initia- tion of such an investigation. It was not until eleven years later th …”
“… rst reference the. ALVARADO interrogation - was furnished by the Agency. The Agency did, however, provide assistance and information to the FBI in the latter's investigation of three of the allegations (see asterisked Exhibits) The results of the Agency's investig ation of other rum …”
“ega ti ons relating to OSWALD and the possible involv e- ment of the Cu bans and Soviets in the assa ssination, were dissemina- ted to the FBI, primarily, and to the Warren. Commission (see attach ment II for a lost of disseminations to the FBI, and attachment III for a list of mem …”
“… rst reference the. ALVARADO interrogation - was furnished by the Agency. The Agency did, however, provide assistance and information to the FBI in the latter's investigation of three of the allegations (se e as terisked Exhibits) The results o f the”
“… nd allegations relating to OSWALD and the possible involve- ment of the Cubans and Soviets in the assassination, were dissemina- ted to the FBI, primarily, and to the Warren. Commission (see attach ment II for a lost of disseminations to the FBI, and attachment III for a list of mem …”
“… rst reference the. ALVARADO interrogation - was furnished by the Agency. The Agency did, however, provide assistance and information to the FBI in the latter's investigation of three of the allegations (see asterisked E xhibits) The results of the Agency's investigation of other rum …”
“volve- ment of the Cubans and Soviets in the assassination, were dissemina- ted to the FBI, prima ri ly, and to the Warren. Commission (see attach ment II for a lost of disseminations to the FBI, and attachment III for a list of m …”
“… t reference the. ALVARADO interrogation - was furnished by the Agency. The Agency did, howev er , provide assistance and information to the FBI in the latter's investigation of three of the allegations (see asterisked Exhibits) The results of the Agency's investigation of other rumo …”
“… rsonnel. None of these prerequisites was available, especially in l ight of the treme ndous political pressures under which the Agency, the FBI, the Warren Commission, and others were working precluded the initia- tion of such an investigation. It was not until eleven years later th …”
“… rst reference the. ALVARADO interrogation - was furnished by the Agency. The Agency did, however, provide assistance and information to the FBI in the latter's investigation of three of the allegations (see asterisked Exhibits) The results of the Agency's investigation of other rumo …”
“… on) NW 65990 Docld:3239 3815 Page 5 4a Among these cases, which consumed hundreds of man-hours in Headquarters and abroad and similarly the FBI in the United States and Mexico City was the Nicaraguan, Gilberto ALVARADO, who contacted the United States Embassy in Mexic o C ity on 25 …”
“… at no time appeared at the American Embassy - some of our own reporting is in error, e.g., DIR 85089, 26 November 1963, a dissemination to FBI, State, and the White House, states: "On 26 November 1963, Gilberto ALVARADO, a pro- fessed Castroite Nicaraguan . came to the American Emb …”
“… e that the story about OSWALD had been fabricated. Cable from Mexico City to CIA Headquarters, 11/30/63. It had also been determined by the FBI that OSWALD was probably in New Orleans on September 17. Cable from CIA Headquarters to Mexico Station, 11/28/63.) [Comment There were actu …”
“… incharge of the polygraph inter- view, but will be assisted by Clark ANDERSON (Legal Attache), who has been selected as an interpreter. The FBI will notify ANDERSON of this (DIR 86563, 3 December 1963)”
“s been selected as an interpreter. The FBI will notify ANDERSON of this (DIR 86563, 3 December 1963) * Captain Franklin Anthony WHEELOCK Garcia, Chief of the Anti- Communist Section …”
“… at no time appeared at the American Embassy - some of our own reporting is in error, e.g., DIR 85089, 26 November 1963, a dissemination to FBI, State, and the White House, states: "On 26 November 1963, Gilberto ALVARADO, a pro- fessed Castroite Nicaraguan . came to the American Emb …”
“been f abricated. Cab le from Mexico City to CIA Headquarters, 11/30/63. It had also been determined by the FBI that OSWALD was probably in New Orleans on September 17. Cable from CIA Headquarters to Mexico Station, 11/28/63.) [Comment There were actu …”
“… incharge of the polygraph inter- view, but will be assisted by Clark ANDERSON (Legal Attache), who has been selected as an interpreter. The FBI will notify ANDERSON of this (DIR 86563, 3 December 1963) * Captain Franklin Anthony WHEELOCK Garcia, Chief of the Anti- Communist Section …”
“… at no time appeared at the American Embassy - some of our own reporting is in error, e.g., DIR 85089, 26 November 1963, a dissemination to FBI, State, and the White House, states: "On 26 November 1963, Gilberto ALVARADO, a pro- fessed Castroite Nicaraguan . came to the American Emb …”
“13-00000 tiff Points Jos G.K-613 R. 2. Winland Pers, - SatS.t-SE-WIN 1161 Dan Sony V FBI + State - oK with escape douser. B.6 Sr Dedovs Jon Semite + FOIA - Que standard 4.”
“… 1 and FS Dispatch %317 dated December 12, 1961); one Office of Naval Intelligence memor- andum (May 26, 1962 from H. T. Hadenberg); and two FBI Reports. Mr. Hartman stated the FBI Reports were reports of SA John Fain dated August 30, 1962 and July 3, 1961. Mr. Wall stated the FBI Re …”
“… Defectors: Status of in 3. Mexi 5448, July 20, 1963. 4. Mexi 6453, October 9, 1963. USSR." 5. DIR 74673, October 10, 1963, to State, Navy, FBI 6. DIR 74830 October 10, 1963 to Mexi. 7. Mexi 6534. 8. Scott; Memorandum; October 16, 1963; for Ambassador from Win "Subject: Lee Oswald/C …”
“… City, 18-24 November 1963." 6. DIR 85657, November 29, 1963 7. DIR 85668 11 8. DIR 85714 11 1 9. DIR 85670 1! 13 10. DIR 85676 容? 11 tt to FBI 11. DIR 86054, November 30, 1963, to Mexi and WAVE 12. Memo, for DC/CI, Subject: Lee Harvey Oswald, December 2, 1963. J. Oswald 201 File ХА …”
“… Y FILE NUMBER: RUSS HOLMES WORK FILE DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : FROM : CIA C/CI/SIG Date: 03/10/05 TO: MFR TITLE: MEMO ON THE FBI'S DESIRE TO HAVE ALVARADO POLYGRAPHED DATE: 12/03/1963 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS: ALVARADO. DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICT …”
“1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD •FBI Requests polygraph of ALVARADO SEX: M At 1010 hours on 3 December, Mr. Papich of the FBI advised that the Bureau had received a cable last …”
“… s Agency and would appreciate receiving word as soon as possible as to whether we will handle the matter since if we will not handle it the FBI will have to determine what other steps might be taken to see that this is done. I advised Mr. Papich that I would check into the matter, t …”
“… ry how Kennedy would die. Then the rab- ble rouser added knowingly that Ken- nedy "knows he is a marked man." Milteer later admitted to the FBI that he had been in Dallas in June, 1963, but denied having any knowl- edge of the Kennedy assasssination. However, the informant told the …”
“… casions. They finally con- But Hoover abruptly blocked this line of inquiry by notifying the War ren Commission on Sept. 21, 1964, that the FBI had lecated and identified Odio's callers. He named them as Loran Hail, Lawrence Howard and William Seymour, all anti-Castroites.cluded tha …”
“… d "Leon Cswald." Now the congressional investigators have uncovered evidence that all three denied visiting the Odio apartment and that the FBI had obtained their denials before Hoover wrote his letter to the Warren Commission. : The investigators have also obtained the tape of a fa …”
“Somersett, who turned the tape over to the FBI the next day. Milteer is heard on the tape describing ened by the details he provides consist- ent with what he told us before. Signif- ica …”
“… er 1963. When news of the arrest of OSWALD as Kennedy's assassin became known, the Station immediately forwarded copies of the photo to the FBI in the mistaken assumption that the photo was of OSWALD taken while he was in Mexico that fall. It was later determined that the photo was …”
“13-00000 y 1 X1 ALAN H. BELMONT, A SSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR, FBI /s MAY 6, 1964 Mr. Stern. I think he might be able to highlight the answer. We have the exact answer on: the record, and I thought it m …”
“man’s fingerprint file, which means that should he be arrested and the fingerprints be sent to the FBI, that the appropriate division, . in this case the domestic intelligence division, would be notified that the man had been arrested, for …”
“… r. DULLES. Thank you. Mr. Stern. On page 3, Mr. Belmont, in the answer to question No. 3, the second paragraph, could you tell us why the FBI preferred to interview Oswald after he had established residence and why it was not preferable to interview him upon his arrival in New Y …”
“… d Commission Exhibit No. 835, for identification.) Mr. Belmont, Yes; this is a letter dated February 6, 1964, to the Commission from the FBI to which is attached an affidavit by Director J. Edgar Hoover. Mr. Stebn. What is the subject? Mr. Belmont. Stating flatly that Lee Harve …”
“… formation in his possession, but rather someone who joins an organization or seeks out informa tion at the direction and instance of the FBI relative to subversive or criminal. 14”
“… informants? Mr. BELMONT. No; only in my personal knowledge this is a correct statement and Lee Harvey Oswald was not an informant of the FBI. Mr. STERN. Did you ever use the term "agent" to apply to anyone other than -1 an employee, a special agent employee of the FBI? core Mr …”
“Could I ask you, Mr. Belmont, whether Mr. Fain’s separation from, the FBI had anything whatever to do with the Oswald case or in his handling of the Oswald case? Mr. BELMONT. No; indeed not. Mr. Fain came to the …”
“… letter for us? Mr. Belmont. In order to be sure-—I beg your pardon. This is a letter dated February 12, 1964, to the Commission from the FBI, to which is attached affidavits of FBI personnel who had reason to contact Lee Harvey Oswald and who were in a supervisory capacity over …”