“4-00000 j N.cX*2-D-7S M I SO but we never: had a rcoly. De wanted to have an interview with Castro Kor a magazine — Playboy Rajanino. c Playboy Faganine. that €542 this Lego newspaper men so, do you Enoet Do you know where he worked? Er. Volta. As far as X know, 1.”
“A Lot CV 489-S and CV 288-S advised that Anton Emil Kuerti (105-144287) was among those who attended a reception in Cleveland, Ohio, on 5/24/61, for Richard Gibson, Acting Secretary of the FPCC, which was sponsored by the Cleveland FPCC. 105-144287-7 P.3 (10) SI 100-39032”
“Richard Gibson. Schleifer had worked with Gibson in the FPCC movement but had lost some of his confidence in Gibson as a true revolutionary after the latter "jumped" at a bureaucratic position with the Politbureau. Schleifer had lived with Gibson in Algiers and regarded him a”
“P 9 CEPDET 1 CLUILI "The Harvard Crimson", Cambridge, Mass., on 3/27/63, contained an article entitled "Worthy Raps U.S. Travel Control". The article concerned comments made by William Worthy (105-20110) in which he criticized C.B.S. News executives stating that CBS had”
“6/13/65, contained an article 89 entitled "Unit of Nationalist's To Mark 5th Year; Asks Aid for Negro", which pertained to the fifth anniversary of a movement' which 'had been started as the Liberation Committee for Africa (105-98055) by Daniel H. Watts, editor of Liberator, ”
“- Frank Mabry, Jr. (protect identity) advised on 9/29/66, that he had been told that Richard Gibson had been living in the Crystal Hotel, Paris,. France, and had been working out of the La Royale Cafe, Paris. Mabry stated that he was attempting to obtain a letter of introdu”
“0 0 d SEGNE ‘,e US Army Intelligence, Fort Holabird, Md., on ’ 8/6/68, -provided 'a list of ‘personalities with whom Roy Ray Jones (105-172600) came in contact while in Denmark and Sweden which included Richard Gibson.. In data given by Jones and his wife, Gibson was said t”
“% B o 0 letter to SAC, Boston SECRET RE: RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON 105-93072 New York: Report S-34, H. Rap Brown* Report S-41, William Epton il Report S-51, Irving Rosenthal (NY 105-53021) Report S-54, Max Stanford (NY 88-10460)1 Report S-55, William Sutherland) Report ”
“Nevertheless, Bergman at the time persisted in" 5 20 his suspicion of Gibson (5) J8 $ As a matter of additional interest, in February, 1970, Bergman commented that during his travel the previous month abroad, he had met with Gibson in London and stayed overnight at the Gib”
“*vwn 5/1 0 0 1 ■4. &smelted 2As 0 monaay DANGER - AMERICAN AGENT AT WORK.. 1. Many people on the left tend to get a little ,paranoiac about the C.I.A., and to suspect . absolutely everyone. There io, however, one 1 person who moves around in the British left :v.ho”
“0 0 SAC, Chicago (100-41353) SECRET 11/22/66 Director, FBI (100-442715) 1 - Mr. Ryan AD HOC COMMITTEE FOR A MARXIST-LENINIST PARTY, USA INTERNAL SECURITY -C (S) Ankh ReCGlet 11/7/66 relating to correspondence dated 10/25/66 received at the Ad Hoc Committee (AHC) post off”
“… C Re Chicago airtel to the Bureau dated 10/20/66 and Bureau airtel to Chicago dated 10/26/66, which contained 1 Va allegations regarding RICHARD GIBSON.0 h’e 1 Re New York letter to the Bureau dated 11/9/66 and % Los Angeles letter to the Bureau dated 11/28/66, both which 00 contain info …”
“$ .4. OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-107 • MAY 1962 EDITION AGSA GEN: LEG. NO. 27 - Memorandum UKITED STATES GORNMENT ALL INFORMANILASSIFED EXCEPT IS HEREIN SHOWN OTHERWISE. TO FROM SUBJECT: RU HCK.N0 D , WHERE - DIRECTOR, FBI (105-93072) :- SAC, NEW YORK (105-423”