“To: 4 I 23 December 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Career Management Group VIA : Chief, Latin America Division SUBJECT : Mr. William M. Kent, Recommendation for Promotion 1. Mr. Kent has been on a rotational assignment to the Nonofficial Cover Branch from Latin America Divi”
“… an two hours, and was devoted to an explanation of the S/W system of communication, including careful instruction in the preparation of a letter containing S/W. A/1 also prepared an S/tf letter of his own under the supervision of the undersigned. He seemed to grasp readily the prin …”
“… en. How ever, in keeping with his temperment, he was a little impatient during the preparation of the S/W message itself upon the cover letter. At the end of this session, he demonstrated that he remembered the basic steps in a satisfactory manner, particularly considering that i …”
“… e accomodation address in PBRUMEN to give us at this time. He was told, however, that it was imperative that he provide one for us by S/W letter within two weeks of his return to PBRDMEN. This he stated he would do. 6.”
“14-00000 R kit :: way 1 Generally, A/1 was an interested pupil and it is believed that he will be able to carry out the instructions in a proper manner. He is quite security conscious, a factor which it is believed, will add to his attempts to seek perfection in his S/N”
“… be printed or typewritten (in Spanish). 4. Location assigned for placement of S/a text: S/4 text will he placed on the face of the cover letter; agent has, however, been instructed to check both sides of letters received for S/W. Letters from the agent on face of cover text. 5. A …”
“carbons and Agent is to expect next, letter he rece ives to be s re-supply of C carbons (in the form of the letter itself). If developer lost: Agent so indicates in letter to Madrid …”
“… rs to the agent: ’ll letters to agent will contain S/s. B. To indicate loss of writing materials: Carlon sheets: Agent writes to Madrid, letter with no S/4. Developer: Agent writes in S/z and so indicates. C. Indicate carton re-supply by mail: Upon indication of loss of carbon sh …”
“… be printed or typewritten (in Spanish). 4. Location assigned for placement of S/x text: S/e text will be placed on the face of the cover letter; agent has, however, been instructed to cheek both sides of letters received for SAT. Letters from the agent on face of cover text. 5. A …”
“message indicates loss of carbons and Agent is to expect next letter he receives to be a re-supply of c carbons (in the form of the letter itself). If developer lost: Agent so indicates in letter to Madrid …”
“… s to the agent: All letters to agent will contain $/¥.. B. To indicate loss of writing msterials: Carton sheets: Agent writes to Madrid, letter with no 3/4. Developer: Agent writes in S/s and so Indicates. C Indicate carbon re-supply by mail: Upon indication of loss of carton she …”
“Office 11 March 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Headquarters SUBJECT 1. : LESNIK, George M. (A) #262 622 C SD/1 Reference is made to Headquarters letter of assignment in this case dated 4 March 1964. 2. During the period 20-28 February 1964, while SUBJECT was under the protective custody of …”
“… Palm % Desert. 15 January 1962 McCone’s name submitted to Senate Armed Services Committee. 16 January 1962 President Kennedy issues letter of in structions to DCI. 6 ■les 16 January 1962 McCone meets with Ambassador Alphand and Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg. 18 Jan …”
“… s. Allen Dulles and Rankin of the Warren Com mission on 14 January 1964, Rankin asked that CIA 222‘ draft questions to be included in a letter to the Soviet Government concerning the Oswald case. The questions were to be "not too technical," should be sent soon, and were to be p …”
“… 1964 Name lint with traces (preliminary version). .5. 5 Feb. 1964 Biographic information on Mra. OSWALD and her relatives. 6. 5 Feb. 1964 Letter explaining appendix dosignatione.I 8 18 7. A Veb. 1964 Lotter regarding OSWALD’D weapon in the USSR. .8. 28 Feb. 1964 Soviet use of cocas …”
“… B. A Program of Covert Action Against the Castro Regime, 16 Mar 60. .300 C. CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 1) Letter for Allen Dulles from Arleigh Burke, 17 Mar 60 TS (DD/P 0-1436) - 311 2) Letter for Gordon Gray from Arleigh Burke, 16 Mar 60 . 313 3) …”
“… in November 1957. 8/ * David R. McLean, a former member of the IG’s In spection Staff, attached a cryptic note to the copy of Dulles’ letter of response to Batista, which he, (McLean) included in the file of miscellaneous docu ments on the Bay of Pigs, which were inherited by …”
“… youth and immatur ity. For among other things in his memorandum, Mr. Pond suggested that the Navy: "Accept Mr. Merchant’s offer in his letter of March 10 to Admiral Burke of a complete briefing of State Department activities vis-a-vis the Cuban situation in an effort to prod St …”
“… B. A Program of Covert Action Against the Castro Regime, 16 Mar 60 . 300 C. CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 1) Letter for Allen Dulles from Arleigh Burke, 17 Mar 60 TS (DD/P 0-1436) - - • • 311 2) Letter for Gordon Gray from Arleigh Burke, 16 Mar 60. 31 …”
“the Swan Island radio offered simple gifts (ball point pens were a favorite) to any listener who would write to the station. Considering the police controls inside Cuba, listeners’ letters were an act of defiance to the regime. There was a - 219 - TOP SECRET”
“… broadcasts was related to the Director of Central Intelligence by Col. King, Chief, WH Division, who pointed out that WH had a copy of a letter from a Cuban listener who, in the form of a letter bitterly attacking Swan, made it clear that the Swan broadcasts were coming in loud an …”
“13-00000 Appendix C-1 CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC:* 1) Letter for Allen Dulles from Arleigh Burke,. 17 Mar 60 %”
“13-00000 Appendix C-2 CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 2) Letter for Gordon Gray from Arleigh Burke, 16 Mar 60 p. 21 21 313”
“… compensation and, for the oil companies, non-payment for oil delivered. e. State in conjunction with CIA, publish a weekly or bi-weekly letter ■ documenting the actions of the Castro Government for the previous period. Included would be: (1) Violations of human rights. (2) Kom …”
“13-00000 k. llavy - accept :r. Merchant’s of:or in his letter of Larch 10 to Admiral burke ox a complete briefing of State Department activities vis a vis the Cuban situation in an effort to prod Sta …”
“13-00000 ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25. D. C. AR 16 1960 INTERNATIONAL secuRITY AFFAIRS MEMORANDUM FOR THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT ■ FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS SUBJECT: U.S. Policy toward Cuba Enclosed is an exchange of letters on the abo”
“13-00000 SECRET - EE 22 10 mar de Dcar Arleigh: sos wash tatoseotcd in your perocsal letter of February 25, 1960, as Cuba End the Caribbean altuatico, in which I noted Doruod degrcs01 fallarity in the suggestions of thelovy and o …”
“… vent the spread of communism in Latin America and to stabilize other areas where unrest is appearing. - I am also sending a copy of this letter and the enclosure to Jack Irwin. Sincerely, .axLId ox The Honorable Livingston T. Merchant New State Department Zulldirg Washington …”
“… LEMENTE, CALIFORNIA July 27, 1979 Den Di Pfeiff 1 the summary of my conversation with Fidel Castro in 1959, as you requested in your letter of July 19th. With best wishes, Sincerely, Rickt Mix Dr. Jack B. Pfeiffer X CIA Historian Washington, D.C. 20505 ( enclosure, 4 …”
“… Castro Ruz. (Memo No. 869). C. 6. David R. McLean, Western Hemisphere Division, 1946-65, Vol. I, 191-192 (DDO/HP 324, 2 Dec 73). S. 7. Letter to General His Excellency Fulgencio Batista y Zaldivar from Allen W. Dulles, 7 Jul 56. (ER-8- 4007/a) . U. 8. Memo (no addressee) from L …”
“… Action Against the Castro Govern- ment of Cuba (CSHP 105). S. 52. Eisenhower, Dwight D., Waging Peace (New York, 1965), p. 533. U. 53. Letter to William Colby from”
“Gordon Gray, 3 Dec 74, sub: Letter to Dr. Don Wilson. (ER 74-6355/4). U. - 356 - TOP SECRET”
“… en Months with Castro (Cleveland, 1966), p. 107. U. 2a. MR from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 18 Jul 79,. sub: Telecon - with Bob Zunzer re writing letter to Richard Nixon. U. Letter to Richard M. Nixon from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 19 Jul 79. U. Memo for Jim Pittman from Jack B. Pfeiffer, Mar 7 …”
“… Memo for the Honorable John A. McCone from Allen W. Dulles, 20 Mar 62, sub: [Intelligence Briefing of President-elect Kennedy]. U.. 32. Letter to Admiral Stansfield Turner from Fawn M. Brodie, 4 Jan 78. U.”
“… WAVE, 24 Feb 61, WAVE 3931 (IN 0915) . 15. WH/4 Prop Notes for 27 Feb 61, 28 Feb 61. Richard D. Drain, Personal Notes, 28 Feb 61. 16. Letter to Jack B. Pfeiffer from R(ichard] D. D[rain], 24 Jan 76. Letter to Richard D. Drain from Jack B. Pfeiffer, 22 Jan 76. 17. Esterline- …”
“… e Branch, Covert Action Branch, Communist Party Branch, and operational catch-all which is called the ’’Operational Support Branch." This letter branch is headed by senior operations officer who, has two assist- ante, but the branch in reality 1 extension of the chie station’s per …”
“14-00000 were det ' * SEP. 28. 1998 3-26PM A --if heen- 1 A the mail opening program except they worried about its security and also thought it would be more effective if expanded. This is how the survey described the project in 1959: "a. The Project Branch conducts a ”
“over by the CI Staff. * 29 "h • "b. At nrecent this group includes five it present employees in New York and[fifteen at Headquarters. Those in New York are under the Office of Security; those in Headquarters under the CI Staff. The yearly cost is the total of the various”
“copies sent to -the Projects Branch at Headquarters. There is a watch list of some SOO names on file both in the Branch at Head-, quarters and in the Security Office in New York and any letters coming from or going to any of the names 1 SECRET 50 2/NC”
“… rcepts per month would be a good future goal. It is estimated that this would require an increase of one interceptor, one secretary and one letter opener in New York and an addition to Project Branch at Headquarters of four linguist-analysts, four clerical personnel and one reports off …”
“14-00000 SLP.8. 1598 3:34PM H NO. 279 P.14 SECRET SENSITIVE NOFORN maintained that Angleton and Miler had given these files to him to review and to keep as long as he needed them, and he 1 was not finished with them yet. Ultimately, all the files that were found were retr”
“… the mail channels for delivery to the addressee. Thus, this presents us with a peculiar problem. The letters have all been opened with a letter opener. We do not know at what point along the way the letters were opened.”
“… at least two courses which we might pursue. We could send I I 1 these items to the people to whom they are addressed, under cover of a letter explaining how we had acquired the mail 1 and apologizing for our delay in forwarding it. Another course of action would be to reinsert t …”
“… July, not quite two weeks after the initial memorandum on this subject, the DCI sent the mail to the Postmaster General under cover of a letter explaining the situation. The Postmaster General in turn sent a copy of this letter, along with the actual mail and a letter of his own, …”
“due course some of the recipients wrote letters If to the DCI asking whether CIA had dossiers on them.- In April a folder with some MORINE material was found in an R&A safe and delivered to McCoy, who, believing that he had stumbled upon an overlooked vein of counterintelli”
“… that on 5 December "they tried to shoot down the chief of the PURS in 10 (Velasco.) .he escaped unharmed. Full details will be sent by I letter," The message did not indicate to whom "they" referred. (USM 603, 2/XJ/CUP/T922-63, 6 December, SECRET KIMBO) 99The> militiaman who was a …”
“… nce of their complicity in anti-government plots. TDCS -NN One of the items taken off a Soviet diplomat the NBR 3/565,591 other day was a letter from an anti-Adoula leader( now in Brazzaville asking for funds and arms to over 22000 throw the Leopoldville government. C. Britain Th …”
“… year from now. c. As we noted last Sunday, UBR there are some Indians who have / doubts about the Soviet willingness to live up to the letter of their / military aid agreements with New Delhi. (Cont’d) For The President Only - Top Secret 21BR (SC-NUT-088/93 B/1)”
“… cial recognition. SPECIFIC DUTIES List up to six of the most important specific duties performed during the rating period. Insert rating letter which best describes the manner in which employee performs EACH specific duty. Consider ONLY effectiveness in performance of that duty. Al …”
“with the FI, CI and PM branch chiefs, in order LETTER to insure that the Station’s covert action effort is appropriately PI — supporting the missions of the other branches.: SPECIFIC DUTY N …”