“Special REYERN TO: 10/14/65 Tainor' cay FILE #151-1423 PC 7 US CTI BUDED: 11/11a dec CSC #5.22.66.2153 NAME: ISAACS, HAROLD ROBERT BORN: Sopt. 19, 1910, NY let Iso Rep 10-13-65 MS: married Viola Bobi: dob June 20, 1910, NYC, NY married Shang: ,, Sept. 14, 1932 ADD”
“Honolulu Advertiser, Honolulu, reporter Pro FOREIGN TRAVEL: China, 1930 to 1935, Travel, work, writing --- China, Burma, India, 1944, to 1945, war corres. Newsweek PI, India, Indonesia, 1949 to 1949, Nesswook NOV assignment Puillippines, 1950 to 1950, cover Baguo conference”
“14-00000 C” OCT 15 Special RETURN TO: Tainor 10/14/63 caw FILE #151-1423_______ _ - -.. PC BUDED: 11/11a US NAME: ISAACS, HAROLD ROBERT BORN: Sept. 13, 1910, NYC, BY MS: married Viola Robinson, dob June 20, 1910, NYC, NY married Shanghai, Sept. 14, 1932 ADDRESSES::”
“Post, Shanghai, China, reporter 1030, Honolulu Advertiser, Zonolulu, reporter - 1936-1930 /Q-w.YR/{ ll745-/yp/re/eR FOREIGN TRAVEL: China, 1930 to 1935, Travol, work, writing China, Burma, India, 1944, to 1945, war corros. Newsweek PI, India, Indonesia, 1949 to 1949, Kowswo”
“… ring the period 1930-1935 and was a member of the Society of Friends of the USSR and of the China League for Civil Rights. 4. An undated report from an unknown source indicated that Subject had turned against the Stalinist Government of the USSR, and had become e Trotskyite (proba …”
“-00000 SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM 27 NOV 1963 TO: Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence Department of the Army Attention: Chief, Counterintelligence Branch Security Division FROM: Deputy Director, Plans SUBJECT: ISAACS, Harold Robert 1. Reference to made to the reques”
“… peared in the September-October 1934 edition of The New International, a Communist propaganda organ published in New York. 2. An undated report from an unknown source indicated , that Subject had turned against the Stalinist Government of the USSR, becoming a Trotskyite(probably du …”
“… Trotskyite group as he bad broken with the Communists and began writing propaganda for the United States Government. - 3. According to a report dated 25 June 1951 from a fairly reliable source. Subject served at that time as a Ford Foundation advisor on Far Eastern Projects. 4. F …”
“14-00000 ,oxs SECRET (Shen Pit’led Iny DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION Dutch Canserl General RI FILE NO. 16-5-16 Reports, Shanghai }. DISPATCH 04 SOURCE Doc. J'MBOL NO. 4. DATE ONHA-12913 6 June 58 1. SOUeCE cavpron”
“… ED 1* 11. DATE 12- C«05S REFERRED TO THIS FILL 13. TRANSFERRED ro DI FILE wo. PERTINENT INFORMATION Chanhai MP, Special Branch, S-J, report Driteiception ofandjGropaganda u oui m e 3, -type No. 18, l 31e eterto Act 33Harol Issued R. I J S AACS The Chi n ese the China To …”
“… 5 10. DOCUMENT DISPOSITION DISSEMINATED IN IsDATE 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE " 13. inansezanto to Shanghai Menci p al Poli c e Report RI FILE NO. 16. Report by S.I. Loss 19 April 34. CWC, Val.4, No.13,13.4.34 Addressed: M. N.R. IRAACS, North Doochew Road, Local Emba …”
“: 14-00000 t. y @ 3 '• if ! W ‘? w 0 246 9 ./ 74 587 ) / ‘* 7 1 h: 1 g r ‘sl f 1 ‘/ tPh Be % / 1 1 .. rg FBI REPORT let Pa. 1 J8 1 J DATE: 6 OCTOBER 1952 pe 19 . SUBJECT: JOHN KING FA IRBANK CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL FBI FILE #: 77-24341 ( …”
“14-00000 FBI REPORT DATE: 26 MAY 1952 CLASS: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJ: GEORGE HERRING. WAS: RING. PA UL RUEGG FBI FILE #: 100-344906 (BUREAU) % 4 5 1 —”
“14-00000 A FBI REPORT DATE: 31 JAN. 52 CLASS : CONFIDENTIAL SUBJ: TILLMAN, DURDIN FBI FILE #: 105-15218 (BUREAU) X ... ad”
“14-00000 1.9 07* :$020 M907 Gs, - , c 1 Harold Robert ISAACS with aliases LO SEW ( pennane used in China) Harold Robert ISAACS was born in New York City on September 1910 of Amer- Lean parents. PAC father has been reported as decidedly of the commercial typo," ,- 3 IS”
“600bed-69- b/hia trip with CLASS, evo-ovabed-bo-aedkosto-...-/e X It has Eoerssastathst ISAACS becano interested in Cocnsuise a apsoiric° 1 : relation to China; it has also been stated that lettore Batieen ISAACS and his * fiance, Viola aceINSON, which were written during th”
“S* s ,%. 6) ISAACS is also reported to have been a menber of the Society of Friends of the USSR. Open his arrival in China, ISA CS joined the editorial staf. of the Shanghai Evening Post and the Mercury. . ISAACS was also employed with the Havas New Agency, whi h connecti”
“therefore wrote an article entitled," I Break with SiclAn t: Stalinists, in which among other things; ho is reported to have stated that the expense of publishing the magasthe and boon dznod by the Chinso Coxnistq, E 16 then Deported to have?, dissentinuied the magazine and t”
“14 To- « i contact with E E KI CH when the latter was lived 1930a Ar 509. Gr in BINGON ISAACS was WAG repo a tea in 3b 3, the ISAACS left Shanghai fo on August 1933 December 13. In del 1933 13 8hos gather hand formed O Peoblo Govurnmaigt of the Republic of China”
“.3: 2605. © 5.. : K has been stated friends of ISAACS even during the height of his Trot- skyist careory be never accepted money framn any group; that he was open and above board; and that ho never engaged in any conspiracies to overthrow established govern ment. Thay are”
“permission to visit Communist areas. It has been stated that $ 0:0************* ** EC actually ha was merely unfortunate in that he applied just after the government had. restored staitan on journalistic travel in that direction. At the time he hod wamtit,”, A denied peraiasio”
“1 4-00000 FBI REPORT DATE: 5 DEC. 51 CLASS: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJ: PAUL RUEGG, WAS: HILAIRE NOULENS, AND OTHERS FBI FILE #: 100-344906 (BUREAU) ph”
“14-00000 OFFICIAL DISPATCH *:,..AB. DISPATCH No. 2CXMS 1100 CLASSIFICATION DATE: 83 Besaoey 161 C inf of ftatiou, long Keng Gatef, Roroign lv eica a SUBJECT GEMe MAL- - Inferintion Se,r,l:c Request for Inter lend Llrdin, 1, ln dozott on with a current investigutice,”
“0000 EOXXe. agmurta for the Third International in S.A. 4 In addition to the above individuals, Du din in also reported to have been an sequair tanco in Shang’sai about 1932-33 of Veorga Alomsf PrEHRuY, who- La proasntly miployed cl Yale University. KEZINEUY ves an acquitt”
“Yreith Dengue in the United States. An informant of unknown,”To reliability has also reported that during that period Class and Isaacs were ais per ted of being agents for the Third International in Shanghai. In addition to the abovu individuals, Durdin ia also reported to ha”
“14-00000 SECRET Frec: Eanol Report So.I ZHI-69 No, of pagoss 1 Enclosures: None Report Kade by Walter J. Ingold Approved by James M. Lanier Distributions None . References …”
“14-00000 I SECRET - Subject: Loo Figueroo Report So.I ZFH-89 Data of Info: . a* indicated Place Acquired: Viet Nam, Hanoi Date Acquired: 1 August 51 Evaluation: B-3 Date of Reports 2 …”
“14-00000 1 FBI REPORT DATE: JULY 51 CLASS: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJ: UNKNOWN FBI FILE #: 100-68282 (NEW YORK) -”
“… oted with this program. It is planned that the Ford Foundation remains unaware of the CIA connection with this covert agent. 3. When the report is completed, the information should be routed to J. Bruce Amstuts, FB-1/Orc.. DOUGLAS D. PIRMIE- Deputy Chief, FS-1 FC-1/J3M/ph Dis …”
“… a tabular listing of the contents of the files, with page references. Page 24. Isaacs, Harold Robert: 0-2 Doc. # Page Anti-War Congress report, mentioned in 59 30-32 Burton report, mentioned in 10 8-9 "China Forum"editor of 65 1”
“3.700 COREUCENTIAL HEADQUARTERS, DETAG VENT 404-A STRAT S3 IC 52002 UNIT BATAVIA, JAVA REPCHZ NC: ZB-10 SN: ZM2477 REPORT DATE: 8 Dec 45 t0 . ICAPT. BLURGIELL, ATTNS LT BARRETTE INFO DATE » 7 Dec 45 Facx 1 GRABILL NC. PAGES 1a SUBJECT: INTERVISY BETWEEN MR …”
“… et good money for them. Up to 1940, he had been living chiefly off his father, but from 1940 on, he began to mke money. In 1942, he did a "Report to the Nation" for CBS. Soon after this, he joined the Staff of News-Week, and in 1944 was sent to Chungking by that magazine. There mus …”
“14-00000 SECRET (Ken Palled 1e) DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE Su&jtcr or DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION 1. RI FILE NO. China CLA-OP-1 Various reports and newspapers clippings 1. DATE ) DISPATCH O S0U°CE DOC. SYMBOL NO. relating to operations. SMP-D-5760 "Box”
“… 0000 SECRET (Chen Pilled !e) DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION KI FILE NO. Copy of report by D. S. PITTS CHINA CIA OH 3. DiSPATCm 0a SOueCe DOC. $9*B0L N0> 4. 041€ Copy of China Workers’ Correspondence, - Addressed to Harold R …”
“… to-spositiON. . I>. CROSS eergego TO mis FILE 13. TRAnSFgaRtb TO cat a FILE NO; PERTINENT- INFORMATION -- In contimation of a previous report on the subject of the New York "Nation", I ha 6 to state that further efforts to pu rchase this publication have proved successful, I and …”
“14-00000 7. ((- 8 . * SZL PALICF H ww.N... File No. a a REGISTRY. 6. SHANGHAI MUNICIPAL POLICE. 600 Special Branch S.5. x-FEnx REPORT Date...w:41. 72 10 35. Subject. - The New Inteon atioral - Extract........... HINA1-CTA-0P-1 SMPD-6628 Madekig -_ and .Forwarded by.. …”
“21 EXTRACT PxoM THS SET INTERNATIONAL 3&T RUR - ocr ssh 1934 (PCuLIalEb IN NEW Y RK). I Break with the Chinese Staliniats To the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party: The two-year period of my extra-urganizational op llaboration with the Chinese Communist par”
“service failed to secure any response from the communist preseo-oiind abroad. After about three men the I had to suspend it for '■ lack of support. It simply aidh’t get published except* . in a few organs which were not official Communist party papers, Including, the New Yor”
“strife as you concei ve it, that your representative in Foochow sent back a report, through me, ironically enough, that one of themost prominent cf the youthful pseudo- radicals in Foochow, du Cui-yuen to be exact, was a …”
“… ATTOUL FIRSORSEL, Patrick J. HURLEY advised that subject told him that Jeres King PAIRMARES (ov) DF3-21496 See WD 7884, PDI inveeti ative report, 28 Fobd 1951 (ZID),"" te o Trotzhylte Comunist. See ref. dce.“- 11-201-19676, -* — ------ - 90 Oct, 1992 bd ■ -------Too I Loading Trot …”
“14-00000 Q 6 / nary Contact Reports, etc., forwarded from the field. 1 A’-yraar1 312090qGAertcan -ganwharawsis”
“14-00000 3 C/SB Sarto 00 4%. CFOcony DCTB VPR 7/Sec 0 9 CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT,. ■ LIROCKET-1 T P-12,244 24.4 Frans) DATE OF MEETING: 27 June 1967 1. I met Subject from 1300-1430 on 27 June at the Capistr …”
“|( / S.E CRET CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT: LICOZY-S DATE Or MEETING: 15 June 1967 ■ . x 1. I, met with Subject at the Del Paneo from 0900 to 1000. - The next meeting is …”
“realMexican. Thedeck was slightly,” - loaded since Subject knew that ORTIZ is an Israeli partisan. : Subject purposely avoided the subject but it was not long before 'ORTIZ asked LOGINOV about the Soviet position on the matter. LOGINOV answered with a banality about the USSR ”
“14-00000 16 S EC RET CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT: LICOZY-B DATE OF MEETING: 3 June 1967 1. After a long hiatus,I called Subject on ca 14 May and learned he was out of the coun …”
“… rally impressed BESABER as boinga pleasant type, not "pesado," as he assesses L. C. Re COIGNE’s request and as a fdlow-up to LIKAYAK/2's report of 28 April 1967 re Lorenzo CARDENAS (P-5409), X asked BESABER if he knew of a house of prostitution at Dr. Manual Ugarte 103 A. Ho did n …”
“14-00000 20 LeN C/SB-/CC age SB/S.C Jant Dfr Jute 0 © CONTACT REPORT .,■ SUZJFCT: . Miriam AVILA Katz 1-P-581 'MTE OF MRTING: 11 May 1967 h■ 1. Ny last.meeting with Subject was on 23 March, at / which t …”
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“14-00000 3 67 LnEAIM’s account of his first two meetings with LOGUINOV. It appears to me that al the second meeting, 26 April, be moved in a lot faster than is customary with the Sovs. For this reason I wonder if possibly the Soviets am deliberately trying to get a look at ”
“37 Yo / Licour C/R P8764 17 08 667 PAET ON PAN 4. AEKITE: . Subject reported that AEKITE wan in the store = / from 1200 to 1$15 on 14 April. . AEKITE told him that he would * "come .to Subject’s home on Sunday, 93 April, for dinner. ARQUALITY ease in-later and Subject r”