“was Bs BuB M‘5 vas 6) WLKfTD !» PEa .1 T/ATERIEDHTSNSIHS2%.MV: UEKWX 99 Chief of Station, Naurid Ser purooeve *dxc-notant. Chief. Europe Division sirvoms itht. Operational/revard G. ricmorr Reference: OSMA-23330, 11 January 1968 Action: Your comments are requested.”
“initially, would be to give TICLBORH the task of asscabling - a spotting report on Spaniards in his home city engaged in commercial activities to whom, presumably, TICHDONN would be able to logically develop access. . …”
“the time, although that was our intention.’ In any event, they appear to constitute additional detail to verbal. reports provided to the Station by TICEORN while he was there last a. L year.,”* 3. As the Station notes, the question of a PCS assignment to -=; Hadrid for TICEB”
“… ult of TICHBORN’s ' . ■ trip end thus enhances TICHBORN’s commercial bonafides. 2. It is understood that E/IB/S has a copy of TICHBORN’s report for dispatch to the Madrid Station por ref. 5 3. Personnel concerned with Project WUBRINY will be glad to work with E/IB/S in any follow …”
“… Madrid ICRORUM kWI e Operational/Edward G. TICHBORN ACTION LIQUID- KHLLNCS to Madrid Reference: OSMA 22,778 1. Madrid has awaited a report of TICHBORN’s trip to Spain and some response to the various proposals made in Reference Dispatch. SHERIDAN carried back the message that …”
“TICHBORN’S city, to look up TICHBORN me of assessing and developing them? d. Is TICHBORN, preparing a report co follow-up action to Reference trip? 3. Reference provides sufficient details to make all these questions clear. If Headquarters can g …”
“14-00000 1 February 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Project WUBTZAS Status Report REFERENCE: Memorandum for Escort, dated 23 January 1968, Same Subject _1. Ref. noted that John A. BIENKISOP (P) had suggested cer-. t …”
“UNCLASSIFIED I INTERNAL CONF-ENTIAL SECRET J. 1 OMIT ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT, (Ophonil) FROM LOPEZ,thHENRY R. Lueion NO. Von CS MATERIAL ITO (Officer designation, roolp number, ond- Call Undated 1768 Dart COMMENTS (Humber vech comment, ishow from whom buling.”
“EXPENSE REPORT Oct. 3, 1967 American Management Assoc. $ 175.00 Conference on business problems of Spain Oct. 4 Mayflower Hotel 36.58 Discussions re …”
“… b r M R lT * businessmon, and t) that BANIS offers at least one - jchannel to those people. I20 discuss at least two otker ch Ir this report.) ■ (2. vz020 ost of the cars are also officers. % of ICAP CRIA S.”
“F4300000 0 SECRET o-ciratreta £ wreeso Reo-ntdies TiX- 850 Office of O-igi: .. owed Fill is: dace At: Cov J. P:70577 Subject: AFP RANGE 07 Co. se Amr. n: . XTMfr Pending' Classification: Reference:. (Euvensive Adtiviticn) — Apr exim tely four days free one of the V.”
“… undertake the preparation of the paper on French Capabilities as an Activo-Ais Ally. . -Mrs. Clare Luce then addressed the meeting and a report of her ‘... remarks is appended. " . - | ... :- - • . E.S. M cc with enc. Dr., Baxter .’ Major Bruce yen,--cent.”
“resistance. Mrs. Luce believes, however, that, in a short run at least, there is nothing wrong with the morale of the Indians and the Chinese that could not be corrected by a couple of - substantial victories.- Tavell, in a letter to rs. Luce expressed himself as more concern”
“found numerous complaints, not specified, about American equipment. In general, however, . : she holds that the British have done a good job in the desert. The British in Cairo have had extensive and chronic difficulties with Etheir various allies. A Jugoslav revolution almo”
“14-00000 ■ -36 British have been d.ayp : s weir opa eni on behalf of their minor allies; and that the allies now overestimate their contribution to the wareffort and steadily make trouble. The biggest problem, noweven, throughout Africa and the Middle East, is that of in”
“is c h ia l 2 9 azrairiamas 4 v R. Boulton May 5, 1942 Maj; David Bruce borG E O ifriuliatlicis Report by Mr. Jester, Consul at Lagos in the early part of April the attached M abstract of file 1896 (accessioned about April 1) .". was prep …”
“ATSTIICT CF F1L5 1896 Subject: Report of Perry N. Jester re Organization of Consular Service in West Africa To: Frank Wauran 1. Mr. Kauran believes that "American activities …”
“- SECRET 21 May 1951 file "STALIN- FHOTC-POCK RE: Reproductions of CIA Graphics photos, given to WSS by DCS 17 May 1951. ■ DOS requested them from Graphics several weeks before. Sent to him with a covering note from Dick Cornish, saying that Graphics forgot to omit the CL:”
“and has sont to London for . confirmation —seen nothing in the papers about it hoaro— that there has teen formed in London a BRITISH SOCILTY FOR A FRES RUSSIA, with Lajor Wilton (author, and ex-military attache in Moscow) as president and the Duchess of Athell as vice-president”
“from a Russian ariend, and has sent to London for confirmation —seen nothing in the papers about it here— that there has been formed in London a BRITISH SOCIETY FOR A KS RUSSIA, with Ma jor Hilton (anthor and ex-military attache in Moscow) as president and the Duchess of Athol”
“1 4-00000 bis” AM "SM"RCK CAM 3PROJECT (for Monthly Report, 27 April's.) Publloation of a book of photos with text exposing ovila of Stalin and this rogino throughout him career. *.* ex Croat pro …”
“report on the myntory-ghrondi. 1Katyn massacre has shod now light..... The release of the Van Vliet report, written • by an American Lt. Col. …”
“will notify Vanguard that it cannot poscibly bo reedy for another seven months Finally, he told me that he was meeting Colonel Kintnor on 20 Narch, P: - for several conferences on BRA MAVE.: Ils. signed his secrecy agroema nt, .. which I will doliver to John Shields on my ret”
“14-00000 SECRET 3March 1951 STATUS OF W.S.S. PROJECTS /. "STALIN" PHOTO-DOOK PROJECT. /This has hot yet been formally written up as a project, because it has been being implemented, de facto, by our salaried contract agent HEADLEY, in conjunction with the publisher Swen”
“… M. < 12 Jan. 1951 QUESTION for. Punsons Ro the second photo-book: Stadvin Biography : Any dates or figures that could go in a progress report?4 Priss-April gold is " What does he e ctimate will be total number of photos? 150 Any tentative estimate on the selling price? no. * …”
“14-00000 RFREFT - 16 Jan. 1951 0 MUNSCII has an appointment to see Shub in lly torarror. I told him Shub had phoned yesterday, reporting progress.: LURSON said he doubted Shub would be fully ready for the printer before Lunson’s return, and didn’t mant him to try to handl”
“' 2. to para, 4 of the above-mentioned agreement (16 Sept. 1950), according to which "You will be required to transfer the gross royalties to CIA..." (This agreement was also drafted by Ur. Kelley). There doesn’t seem to be any difficulties of substance there., There has be”
“14-00000 CCBC7. TeCE OLUist 9 Hov. 1950 X3 - I queried Pay about how to send your letter to Shub, and he sterilized it and said it could go as sterilized. I will nail it J this erening. Ray changed no matters of substance. (But the sentence aboct _o are pressed for ful”
“14-00000 - — Io-O-R-A-F-T Av.. 6 Nov. 1950 TO SNUB a vla HY,00, hand-carriod; who can keep this and any later letters for Slub to consult from time to time if necessary/ 4 lie can transmit periodic reports of progress via KY/O. sterilized ones direct Doar Boris, 8”
“publisher 1(more or less) to finish it, before resuming work on the biography. - -v- deal with ..2 .- Since the photo-book and the biography have the same subject-matter, ---- — .I suppose there in a bare possibility that you could work on the photo-book during "office" hours”
“institutions of democracy paintings. , ". be safeguarded in a world where security is in The seaschuri, the smbentsiblaze the neve, short supply? What must/we do to be saved: ■ unproved economy-size mperkemogenized Bikint Latue man, itte. world, there * litue time. The ' p- b”
“14-00000 fey QUARYTLY REPORT ------ 6 Oct. ‘50 SECEt. KMFUR:IY: This project la to prodico a book of animal photon with satirical anti-Comunist captions for publicat …”
“14-00000 6 Oct. 1950 Re PHOTO: of a panel of distinguished literary figures, artists; ruisiolens, otos, who have been banned in US$2, ero cilss, and/or bacarso disillusioned me with the "Soviet experiment". Dateline Berlin, Aug* 16, 150. The Yest Berlin "Volkablatt" rep”
“… / via MEMORANDUM FOR; Rr. Lindsay, CEB THROUGH: Mr. Schreyer, E) III SUBJECT: Congress for Cultural Freedom , Attached is an interim report. A considerable amount of material, including American and foreign press cuttings, a photographic exhibit and full text of speeches, will …”
“14-00000 SECRET -thx IV.. Anture Plane _The first meeting of the Executive Committee, which will be con- trolled by OPC, ie scheduled for Paris, in September, at which time * arrangements will be made for future sespions of the Congress and .SJR0:*r JNREUDER*RS*wZdiksjs6”
“SECRET / 11 Soptort er 19.0 NZHIUS Rnil ADPC mi TE SUBSOT Onalnsciftod 02C06 report on Conercos of Cultural Proodon ares. ADP0 rarisundum of; :Arguint, vezn subject. .. 1 I. In rorard to the reooeronlattona contained in p …”
“… of a olanbified nature; there wo no internal EICOR dis tribution on it outside of Mr. Stone’s Isblto Artidro Division. c d. The original report Eooro a rotation by Nr. Villen J. Egun, Chief of ESD, to the ettout that he considered it Prulativaly objective". Tho G-isf of our Jerrne …”
“… us not appoar o’t all to be on ax-siloning Booucont but simply one which wts raitton in a flash of cotlaniams 5. F-3 is retaining subject report in the rbolek file. “I John E. Baker :JEB/njh Fcot OPC File GFC Chrono e-n-. -SP - ESS-3 Chrono EE-3 PDQUICK file- nor I a …”
“… front within the Ries 1am emigration which would receive Amarican support in accordance with the recommendations rat forth in the Kelley report, it would appear inadvisable at this stage to givw any official one curagement to a eagress of Russian groups which would not be fully re …”
“14-00000 4- JA €.§. th Difer- CONFIDMECIAL 14 August 1950 - 22/224 . The Tollo’ting views of L32GONO on the Berlin Congress have been reported as of interest to the sponsors of ohe Congress. The rerlin Congress is regarded in France as a movement exclusively or the ”
“… we have seen thus far. 00 -F.G.W. FGW:lgw . P.S. Since dictating the ! , - have just learned from General Magruder that he sewed our report on this Congress to Secretary Joh:son. together with his own very complimentary appraisal of the operation. Secretary Johnson was so favo …”
“POREK ***1 p Be JE / Je - July 1950 1 | 1 WXMORANDUX FOR: CXX 3 SUBJECT, 229-CTIU, Special Report on PDQUICK Olasar and Droller have discussed the attached paper and are agreed as follows: a. Ye think that in the preparation of the pa …”
“… t to as much as $250,000 at a ton figure, would be provided, it is hoped, by ECA funds. h. The activities mentioned in Part II of subject report could very well be handled under the setup outlined Above; with certain exceptions which seem to be too broad in scope”
“to be Justified at all. GERALD DROLLER LOUTS GLASER.” Encl.d. Special Report ES 3/10/tar eci Ginear Droller Chrono”
“September. 3. Investigation rojeet: the first of a serios or White Book reports on the situation of cultural freedom. Silene has recommended, and the CONGRESS has announced, a documented account of the Writer, artist, and Scientist in the countries bohind the Iron Curtain (en”
“… The origin and purposes aro stated in Sect for I, The details in organizing a delicate operation of this nature are only hinted in this report, but enough is ' expressed to arouse edniration for the principal operatives.. The report is already too condensed for brief- ing. I ur …”
“14-00000 gamine 12 July 1950 NIMCAYDR TOR: Masaru. Buzatazd, Stribling, and Ragedalo YRON 1 Charles Olmstead SUBJECT 1 Confidential Report Received Sy Schiller oa \ Berlin Congress for Cul Sural Freedom 1. Whon Mr. Stribling’s ohop requested se, at the behest of a cable req …”
“… elivered a completely inadequate version of what he originally wanted to say._ .... Similarly, Sascha Schwars was prevented from making a report on the situation of the working class in Russia. Nor did the delegate from Spain and the”
“… I wished to discuss this matter with him he proceeded to read to ne a letter which he had just received from Berlin giving a rather full report on the . Berlin Congress and which contained a great deal of information. Among the items reported, on therein was the incident regarding …”
“… at the microphone. -Ito did not, apparently, recoivo the kind of _ attention he thought was due him. Iio is expected to make an adverse report to Schiller. Burnham would like Offio to appoaso Schiller by assuring him 7 that the staff of tho Congress had their hands full trying -t …”