“14-00000 %3 SECRET A000-55-65 IN EMATIONAL C’Cous t RmiIEF CCMITTEE i ■ STANSs 12 jacket contains nfscelleneous correspondence for 1919-19/29 #3 Jacket contains reports & Process Sheets for 1950- . :2”
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“14-00000 %3 SECRET A000-55-65 IN EMATIONAL C’Cous t RmiIEF CCMITTEE i ■ STANSs 12 jacket contains nfscelleneous correspondence for 1919-19/29 #3 Jacket contains reports & Process Sheets for 1950- . :2”
“14-00000 SECRET pmmP 5554 FF. 27 SP./usey imithe vexpes Acting Chief, Security Division, IASO 13 April 1953 asmats-5564 - Chief, Contact Livision, CO th UWASSILIEW, Gisela - Concern About Physical Security or 1. Enclosed is a copy or letter written he the subject w”
“14-00000 POPT We:: 1 9 55.64 ALN-603-72 78 Chief, Boston Office 6 December 1972 ATC: Ron L. Kelly- A 1684.99 Director, LCS/Support Division/Alien Staff (Case 50450 - Amstolly V. Tereshko ) RLFGENCES: A. LOS-927-72, Caine Subject, dated 20 Nove ber 1972 B. Niemiec-”
“14-00000 NY#399-69 - 2. - 12 June 1969 *33 3. We wish to emphasize that Cummings made none of the 750,statements to us that he did in paragraph two of reference memo. On the contrary, in response to our direct question, Cumings said that ashis objections were those of pri”
“… assador Martin’s Rail siff on his meetings in New York with various representatives of the voluntary agencies. It would appear from his report that concern among the voluntary agencies OV. CIA approaches is more widespread than we had at first supposed. William C. Trueheart IN …”
“14-00000 4 Ser 3 X 85.W92.1 tSO. Je S £ CR E 1 03165AZ SEP SS CITE covtaots/vry vons 307 CONTACTS/VASHINGTOS sovtEr FLOC DIVISION (WELCH) FROM FR Urn SUBJECT: CASE 51,658 - cosoe cetsis * Wstreet, smi" 1. INTERNATIONAL RESTUR COMMITTEE (tr), : A prt’sir [y VY, ”
“… chartered flights from Spain. The first list we have obtained is appended. All local arrivals are being sent letters instructing them to report to Opa-Locka. S.5564 2. The flights are organized by the International Refugee Com- mittec. No further information is available locally …”
“14-00000 SECRET 5564 ANALYSIS REPORT Dr. Jaroslay Kremel WS *$564 apohSS Tver OF Document Process Sheet N‘6722/63 *2/1/66 tyre-orongautzaricn F.O. SECONDARY NO, ASIBSEC …”
“… x care of the matter. 14. There eve not farther developments on durity: that week. An inquiry from Sivess on 16 Cetoser (enso-i on regae report thats subject had been offered 62.000 for a % appearance in the JC) led to a call to Sternberg”
“is a possibility that he will also go to Yugoslavia at the same time. 3. As a side-line it is also possible that Dr. Lowell will go to Moscow where Lu will visit Prof. E.N. Sokolov, Institute of Do- fectology, Pogodina Str 8, Moscow G-117, USSR. Prof. Sokolov is well-known ”
“advance for your cooperation ia this assignment. Plcapo furnish information responsive by 00-A caries reporting. 081 ~ dabordnoryim 7Index tcachmest . E. H. ASBCRAP’l Spy filed jodeit 70479110.782”
“gathered by Fasstor 5564 win heed by IRC in reports on Hungary to the United Nations. 4. "Panztor’s address is X. Jakobergajee 4.II1.18, Vienna, Austria, telephone 522-0-455. I am able to give the following biographic data on Pasztor: aged 46, divorced, official of the Pfei”
“… in Bev York. Be doos not change for the service, but I remember Booing esome of his nova items in Hungarian nevspejora after receivinghis report. Paestor tolls so thatthe 1s. in financial straits and asked that I try to help him find coroone who could use his service. 7. "The 15 J …”
“… Committee has organisod a Commission of distinguished Americans who will visit Europe to Invest! gate the refugee si Euntion and tame a report on their return, do envision that the Commission’s report would highlight the following factors. 1. The conditions and needs of these For …”
“… s support for U.S. program ceneorned with the refugees, both private and governmental. b. Mero flexible immigration legislation. 2. The report of the commission will, of course, incorporate information from the survey now being prepared the UNHCR, Indeed, tre fool that the Commis …”
“… eir tentative schodule and a list of Commission members as of this date,. In addision to the obcorvations of the Commission, their final report will, of course, also represent intensive rocsaroh on the part of our staff. Wo have asked our overseas representatives, in the countries …”
“SUBJECT: ALEXAMDER-SINCLAIR, John 1. Reference is made to the name check request from your office dated 2d January 1957, for information concerning John AIKXAKDER-SNCLAIR. The files of this office and those of a predecessor organization craitain■ considerable information con”
“… e Commissioner had to be first recognised by the Government, BEAR Was said to bo "parncns non grata" to the Italians." 3. According to a report dated 7 January 1954 from a fairly reliable source, it had been reported by various sub-sources that John ALEIARIER, British, Delegate to …”
“14-00000 SEG. F 5564 n.2 1957 TO1 00/C Attention: Miss Shirley Stetson FROM: Deputy Director, Plans SUBJECT: ALEXANDER-BINCLAIR, John S - 15564 .1. Reference is made to the name chock request from your office dated 28 January 1957, for information concerning-John ALEXAND”
“… ommissioner had to be first recognized by the Government. DE DEAR was said to be "persona non grata" to the Itali and. 3. According to a report dated 7 January 1954 from a fairly reliable . source, it had been reported by various sub-sources that John ALEXANDER, British, Delegate …”
“Source stated that Subject was further reported to be on very friendly terms with Italians and non-Italians who were clearly oriented toward the partiea of the extreme left. CS CI-3743231 •Lt 11”
“46.73 Chief, Contact Division 5 pncaty 1957 ATEN 1 PS/P David Lu N Oust, Nev York orrfee mse 5-46083 1. Herbert Partridge, 50 E. 56th Street, New York, 3 Y # UC083 S40-2-14CST Peter White reports that subject has injected himself Into the 5564 ——"ulfairs of American F”
“… l to to send the whole batch to you in order th determine whether or not any of it is worth reporting or placing on file. We will furnish report elements for any of this material which is found reportable. If you find that copice of Hoan’s letters might be desired, they could poss …”
“4-00000 At . 46 24 1P F-5564 Chief, Contact Division 25 January 1957 ATTN : McConnell Chief, Hew York office AG8014 Clandestine Operations In Nev York by Agency Personnel- E 5 -350 5141 1. - Our contact in the Harold Oram Agency public relations office advises -' th”
“5 -5564cm told his girl ) friend about what Peter was doing. (This has been previously reported.) 3. John Gates is now working part-time for the International Rescue Committee? 4. The film in question which now bears the title "The Fire and the Shadow" " was in part or wholl”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL F 5564 January 11, 1957 Tos ov/ Central Intelligence Agency Attention: Mr. Carl Martin Subject: Information on Defection of North Koreans In Hungary to the Side of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters ;) 55567 The Department has received information”
“14-00000 WeaNapee TEC /3 .A CITE NYGR 350 %s)r 42’6 >3el) SUPPORT (CONNELL) FROM MAJOR CASE 19830 X 1>330 A-46083 UBJECT - PETER HITE * V Jod 17776 SUBJECT ADVISES THAT ROBERT: J. MCALLISTER 1: LEAVING THEDTSTERNATIGNAL 5-REFUGEE 5564 COMMITTEE AN HA- SEE GIVEN ”
“… BUT PREFER THAT YOU NOT DEORILF THE GENERAL ON HIS TRIP TO VIETNAM. THEY HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THEY WILL GET A COMPLETE COPY OF IS REPORT.”
“in Hongkong. When P land in the colony, Pive they tofeelP.L.O. report if that and haveapply for care a food a change of derlappro theywill inatu This l and del has been my faraage stilldonepayReffe and a …”
“… rded as being of possible interest to your office. 2. The name of the young woman of USSR nationality referred to in paragraph 10 of the report is Miss Lydin Dimova, age 30 years. Iter mother, presently residing in Harbin, is Mrs. Clavdia Dinova. The Dimova family is well known to …”
“… AN FRANCISCO FROM WASHINGTON F5544 st TO CHEEK FOR OSTLER FROM ASHCRAFT BY NEVA BRANCI (FOY) - CITE WA-7397 JCASE 156E8 RRT 15GE YOUR REPORT SLC-9312 RPT 9012 (00-D 76220 RPT 762500 PARAGRAPH 3 RPT 3 LAST SENTENCE. 564 DOES SOURCE MEAN THAT THE SOUTH AFRICAN DIPLOMATIC SERVIC …”
“… rushed cost and embraced us. - people sympathetic to the demonstration and "Al this time, we will thought we were the give him a complete report that evening. I was only demonstrators in the city. As we neared embarrassed by hi* apparent hurry to leave the center of the city, we wer …”
“… driver ‘FDJ and SED were in the crowd and would of East Berlin.) ;not only try to di-unde them from the demon- stration but also would.report them. I shouted, "I looked down into the crowd and saw “Do not allow them to break you up? Stick to- three Soviet officers looking helples …”
“34-00000 T 6 D INTERNA TIONAL KESCUE • ( 62 WEST 45th STREET. NEW YORK so, N. Y. • Murray il 2 1672 • Cable Address: INTTUFSCUE 1 6 5 5564 SOMIRat. Rucsaan E Bian IRON Cr’kra kitdrt: CAMPAIGN lvnorary Chairuiani.i KeSDuSE 0500 Box EXULD PKOFSSTON.ALS Lro CHANE Chairman”
“14-00000 I^.IAM rQftM Ml. 04 F 5564 Office Memorandum o UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO FOR FROM 1 1 Chief, Contact Division Alien Branch (Czajkowski) Chief, Nev York Office 5 37500 -5564 damned DATE: 27 February 1953 SUBJECT: REF : - A- 5564 Concern about Physi”
“with me. This way they did not dare to because they are accustomed to see ma always walking alone; and cars and helpers disappeared (not around). I have reported my situation again to the police, they promised to do what they can, but it ia so that I have to work out something”
“104-10171-10204 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65987 Date: 10-28-2021 wr ORIG. G. PROLIER:dla UNIT. C/WH/4/PA EXT 4935. DATE 17 AUGUST 1960 TO MEXICO JMASH FROM DIRECTOR CONFT INFO COP, ADOP/A, S/C 2 ME”
“GOVT POLICY ALSO. REPORTERS (HE SAID) HAVE INTERPRETED 20/1 THIS SPEECH TO K€ AN CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND CASTRO REGIME, WHICH LTENSOR STATES is NCT MEXICAN POLICY. HE SAID "THE SOONER CASTRO AND TRUJILLO ARE GONE FROM THE CARIBBEAN THE SOONER THIS PORTION OF Te WOrto CAN RETUR”
“… ITH FOREIGN MINISTER TELLO AND WITH CORONA DEL ROSAL ( PRESIDENT OF PRI). SEE HIS EMSTEL WHICH cos HAS not SEEN YET. S. WILL CONTINUE TO REPORT. L END OF”
“… e exportation to Guatemala and Panama. A TNI-1-439 requested confirmation of the sbove information. 7 It is possible that the attached report may tend to confirm part of this information. CI RETURNUse Only Backgroweproduce Do Not ne Classification roea No. vco 104 ”’•• …”
“14-00000 23 Subject: Gold Shipments Report No: (T257TE 4 16-7 Date of Inforastion:May-July 1950 Place Acquired: Panama City, Panama Evaluation: D-C - 7 Date Acquired: Juno-July …”
“Far East and whom he suspected 2 of gold smuggling activities. LITRO/ said that EURRAY was pilot of the plan and he thought it was unusual that so fest a plane as this and as expensive to operate was being used when it had comparatively little cargo space. In Vay 1950, when M”
“14-00000 / by radio or talking to anyone for fear of detect: a at all rook Field, but tat It Is signaled by poor’s of a 11.at wtlict. intiatem that the field 10.00/ free for landing Jenoril*, e Lfomie, . and otar Jimny CiTistold - r’ioce that Darona’o air agroesent with th”
“- Jouregandm) He stated that he was in the export-import business and that he dealt in gold. He said that ho had coxa to Panora to see a man by the raze of SAS, a gold . dealer from Buonos Aires, about gold shipcents..,14.pz*04 6. On 8 July, Minister of Government Alfredo A”
“… Robert GOTTSCHILTING, Office of Security, 1301 I Bldg., who will obtain same from. I & NS. Mr. GOTTSCHLING, on x 3605, wrote the debriefing report mentioned. The report itself is closely held, and details of Subject's involvement in this escape caper are lacking, in any case. : FORN NO …”
“1 4-00000 RE A C fa P r CSS 3 OPERATIONAL ANO SOURCE COVER SHEET FROM: __ Habana______ REPORT NO: HKH-2130 XLK he WS REPORT MADE BY Nelson L. Rarnock/pze NUMISER FACES 2 8 REPORT APPROVED BY: Woodrow C. Olion NUMBER ENCLOSURES …”
“… is kept of all his calls and that his movements are periodically checked. The advisor who warned CASTRO in paragraph one of the attached report was the source. As a possible reference to this report and particularly to field comment number two, see HAVA-2526. TDS - 3400,583 The …”
“14-00000 FIELD INFORMATION REPORT • EVALUATION O' SOURCE A Corgietely relishte t. Usually Usually, relasi retiatize C. • enable 0 hot € Not reliable Arphed 10 sources of …”
“slowly with the agrarian reform, because the Cuban treasury was running short of funds. It was pointed out that 57 sugar mills were bankrupt and had not paid the plantation owners for the 1959 sugar crop. CASTRO was told that if the reckless confiscation of agricultural prope”
“is reported that most plantation: owners and ranchers are fearful of confiscation of their properties for the agrarian-reform program,/and consequently are doing very little in the way of maintenance work. The latter provided at least a marginal field of employment, and this ”