“14-00000 qC 1 5564 Ln - ESE NR16 ROUTINE 1117452 CONF 084 HOUS CITE WA 12910 MOORE FROM DELANEY 1 5564 5 A-4871 REHOUS 851 X 851 FURTHER INVESTIGATION HERE IN HEADQUARTERS • Y . . ON TILE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE DISCLOSED THAT THIS OUTFIT IS HEADED BY ”
“14-00000 * Chief, Contact Division -2- 57-402 6 "To has been sending typewritten navo reports on Hungary to several individuals in the 03 and Europe. X have received copies in both Bungarina and English, I cant the English cong to Mr. David Martin, IRC in Bev York. Be do”
“14-00000 NIRAIDUL • Re: William King Harvey 2, .’ A complete end thorough investigation has been conducted. ■ on this employee and he was found suitable for employment in this agency.”
“14-00000 sissacE foE touTO adis. or CattAts • MLN av a TOTAL corus 1 000 1 1 won SEC RE T 1 ixn 4 DAT, 1€ € K.B SECESTARIAT DINseMmADOWND % DIDAX bistror astveN TO. STANCH RUBS IT. 'Far—c NO BCTX FED D CS FRS NO. 510/EDT so COnvi mo corv Arus Iva SEC RET felitel (”
“14-00000 SEC 607 CASE NYCE CITE WA 376 24 Jan 2.00 S FROM SUPPCPT (CONNELL) T THIS IS NEV CASE 28972 ) 28972 uses 5564 - CO ra 1 * FOLISH DESY IS REQUESTOR OF FOLLOWING: MAREK HLASKO rMAREK4 MLASKO THE FOLISH POET WHO DEFECTED TO VEST GERMANY LAST SPRING IS C”
“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 ”
“arising from subject’s possibly over-extenned financial position. This bonus payment is believed justified by subject’s long tenure of service. 8. With regard to paragraph 3 of TRSW-685, there have been no changes in subject’s cover and current modes of contact and communica”
“14-00000 gt , DESET Divers no -2- 5. For the reminder of his tour in Mexico (his first year will expire in June | 1959), HOPAYR believes that his present cover will be entirely suitable, liocever, should „j KUBARK desire to continue the same cover arrangement for his s”
“14-00000 on F5564 Son • 1 VA CITE NYOR 77 19 SCIENTIFIC (VEST) FROM DANIELS 6504 8 J, RE OUR TELECON PITH CUILL / CUILL, 1 o 2 A = 74.734 PETER COMANDURAS Y PETER COHANDURAS, SECRETARY CENTRAL -MEngo XMEDICO-DIVISION OF THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE) WILL CAL”
“14-00000 3 any , the Ofrico impending ((-* liphment lor with brith: io""s ica an: Venezuela, Higzel might be 'cofu) • . " in developing access agents to the new * Culin mission personnel, or any other trtignment we mf jht ren fro ,: one these If nes. ’. 1’1eane -v.lvi se”
“9 —6.*4 ■ wel fi pm RIOR ITY SECRET 1+ vASXXE8Y00 9W #E9 036 4613 TO ASACRADT yon ALIEN ru LEA STCUD IY LNF ORMAT IC aerp.‘-IA CITE • NY -580 F-5564 a -- nax 22Y3Y03 cCASE 12,067 BPT 13,667 V 3 IRC CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIED OF ITURBATIOWAL RESCut COmITEE. Ji RI- C”
“he opportunity of participating in some type of PM nativity, although he realled his age was against L USE PREVIENNE SHIFION NW 65987 Docld:32405504 Page 3 SEONET CONTINUED 104-10164-10191 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH UFGA-25825 him. Perhaps he was right since it became obvious in th”
“Station must be careful to protect him in his new status, he probably will think of the Station first when ho runs on to things of interest. OFFICIAL TiTLS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL i TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND sighArunE 472. 22XJune 1973 COS /s/John Horton CONFIDENTIAL”
“14-00000 (00 P-5 6, December 19, 1951 ******=***-NL*S9L*L*S*R100800h Dear Tom: As mentioned to you last Friday, our mutual friend Ed McHale has done a good Job here on the New York City Crusade campaign in spite of numerous handicaps and obstacles. The present clean-”
“these little incidents can get blown up into big issuea and ask him to use a little more discretion in the future? Sincerely, Oliver E. Hadwood Admiral H. B. Miller National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc. 110 ho 57th Street New York 19, How York CEO: TWBr eh Oris - ”
“will be able to keep him and to give him opportunities to express his abilities fully. Westawore Willcox Sincerely, Westmore Willcox Chief of Special Mission ww/ls ooi Mr. Hoffman Mr. Friendly”
“14-00000 309 F-5564 • € Chief, Contact Division 14 January 1957 ATEN : Alien and Support Branches Chief, flaw York Office -5564 50 1. International Rescue Committee 3 A- 480 Vo have just recently received a letter from Mr. Leo Cherne of subject committee, advising”
“supplied By him. Since sai isfaction of Engines ; remuirsiemis endoustedly con- stituted only part of the overall dutien of the Atache, Eildopia, M/Sgt.- I Maksymiec’s alertness anrl entt Cr towards collection nt materials of Engineer interest aco greatly xpprecided. Jie h”
“13-00000 was SECRET 3 the late 1960's white serving in Verne under . USE ONLY 82 Tom Kieramissinis, J wne ordered by HQ to Austarinandiplomat virankivealngtoAustri Militaryservi that ainformer Antenleggianne their low Im Budapest had alJsorefused been recounted to ca”
“AIEEIU’I’t IO A Alts IIVIN, (8% LM 14L I X1: ‘\t0 K C’dMAsl ‘te ‘•: ‘‘ Ha IfN. U:* 21) Vud" INTitLY TTTRT!TE NOT ,” THI, SA NISIII1) jt Ilt ASE1 PARCLAELY NO WANT MiM- 10 RWE HIM : to tit HL TrM?tist? _19 i HIM? : H VE HIMI3 to HI ,11 SIRE HIM? "51 :I f N18 k ii.At. ANY 12”
“HIM ON. (IN DISCUSSING DESIRE GO GERMANY SAID HE WOULD LIKE MEET 0177/ KUBARKER TO DETERMINE IF ANY JOB AVAILABLE FOR HIM. SALVACK FINESSED DIRECT REPLY THIS ‘POINT BUT SAID LkoP NOT ABLE DO ANY MORE FOR HIM THAN ADVISE .HgS OF HIS DESIRE.) 08 ad ! A 201-233477 REPRODUCTIO”
“14-00000 TO 115 VISITORS? FFORTHEIMER DID TELL MACRAE THAT VE veuLr DE INTERESTED IN INFO- C BULGARIAN AND RUMANIAN PUBLISHING BUSINESSES AND THEIR PERSONAL- TIES AND IN ANY POSTAL GUIDES OR 960K CATALOGUES NE MIGHT COLLECT NSIPE IRON CURTAIN, -AFTER MEETING, REAMS CANVASS”
“(He did say that Howard HUNT was aware of - OUlNUTUAL when he served as C/CA/EUR.) EVANS feels secure as :d far as NORTHWEST MANAGEMENT and (cKERCHER and AVANT) are concerned. %4 - 24. oFAACT V-v.il. 2 tdp”
“14-00000 SECSET -4- q. TERESIOKOV who works for Radio Liberty. He is stable. No passage. R. MYZYUR - An oceanographer who came into the U.S. through the IRC. He works for the Logos Development Company. He is anti-Agency but very stable and sober. No passage. 3. Mr. Fr”
“would be for all practical purposes his own boss. C. 0. told him that we have decided to help him get a new start by (1) paying the cost of having his dentures repaired, (2) by paying DM 200 on the DM 300 one month’s rent in advance Subject must pay, (3) by providing DM 800 ”
“engage the services of a high-calibre American national in Chile as a contract agent at an annual salary of $6,000.00 to 1. . Spot, recruit, and manage a qualified indigenous Chilean who will act as organizer, of the aforementioned committee,1 and ' 2. Act as cut-out and ”
“14-00000 oorferr e- (= SLURET 2D Poes rare no other risks in our judgement. 9. Cost: $2000.00 termination bonus 250.00■ Transportation to Germany *3900.00 write-off unpaid balance of ops louh ■ :5150.00 Total:4 NA * 4It fis now learned subject has returned to Leopol”
“14-00000 May July Eg tews. h age P4 Ie SY VIA1 Mr. Robert P. Haghe p. O. Box 8028- South West Station Washington 24, D. C U. S. A. 27 Oct 1959 Dear Bob Received your first letter today. Will take care of the matter. Enclosed find some envelopes which I think are ”
“UL.V;...i 22 May 1951 Ray Mil ard Says B. Shute V- is a Conert Staff Agent. NSS. Boris fold me 25 May May "51 Avis is incorrect;z hehe is a conest contract agent. 9? Lvn”
“14-00000 .eo CCIIFIDETITIZE Page 2 . Case S3430 out that your Lndling of Teroshko has been excellent in serving - —requirements and in getting him to travel twice for debriefings., .in spite of his heavy work schedule with his company.. JAES R. MRPLY FJNiemiec/sm. C”
“in having chosen me ES legal counsel for your organization’s activities; in. Mexico. I shall be happy to give you a personal report of my observations on my next trip to New York. Sincerely yours,. Henry P. Lopez cuh.i CS COPY SeATo Hmpmnn 2V§G O 201-253203 1”
“na with any problems he might have with immigration and Naturalisation. After i had explained to him SEORET 104-10167-10036 6 kay 1960 Page 5 what the special roceture involved, Farom saw no further need to talk to Dennen. However, i suggestel w check with Carr to find out how th”
“14-00000 SECRET .ACUEAly 11, July 1952 M.IERANDUM FOR BEt. TA.7 Kit PFORZHEDIER Office of the General Counsel SURJECT: Follow-up on your report of 26 Juno 1952 ro: Captain Stanislas Vakiorka. 1. The following report of 2 July 1952, is a moply to our presentation to t”
“MANAGEMENT. IN MILAN CAN BE REACHED THROUGH IDEN E. OFFICER JaneB Spot MAKING CONTACT SHOULD IDENTIFY SELF AS FRIEND BILL THOMPSON AND REFER TO THOMPSON’S TALK VITE ANHIP/1 OF 31 MAY IN NEW YORK. SHOULD UAE ZDOLXSH ETTIAL PHONE CONTACT. AMWHIP/1's ENGLISH AID ITALIAN ARE FA”
“veyre-wey and remarked that it could be for any number of reasons completely unrelated to his past relations with KUBARK. 7 % 16 PRQ Is were turned over for traces. The various group leaders are continuing to recruit for their groups. The Case Officer suggested that they ni”
“14-00000 3 525 RET -3- when it comes to emotions he acts like a toon-ager. LIBACON-1 is aware of this fact and he ascribes it to the fact that he grew under conditions of regimentation and moral terror; and when he found himself in a world in which people live free and t”
“that living deteriorate conditions and, being a at Syros are Bulgarian, he such, could w* not lock forward to fair treatment at the hands of the Creaks. =, HE a instructed not to reveal to anyone what took place during . >, discussion theviolated *§ he was told that He ”
“4-00000 /. ! OFFICIAL DISPATCH V IA : -------- AIR_________ ersciry Ata on 0*4 roucu DISPATCH NO.WFFP• 3724 OET • GeASSIFCATON ro FROM > SUBJECT : GENERAL- NT."th42 Chief, FDW Chief, Paris Station 1setcirc- M DATE : 15 December 1949 0 John Augustus MViC”
“14-00000 1 va .. I*.- 12. CONTINUED an assignment in New York for her. - She is such a valuable person that anyone who has worked with her would be glad to have her on the premises: so there is no need to try to "sell" / her: it’s just the question of whether the timing”
“14-00000 SEUSEATT 23013 -2- 5. An was agreed in a recent discussion between Major Mitchell of this Division and Miss Stern of your office, we hope such embarrassments may be avoided in the future by bringing the facts to the attention of RFE and by asking RK to limit its”
“14-00000 tm) - % —r *• : * 039 v**- PAGE 2 LCPIPIT 1286 SECPET WELL ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT, AND INDEED TO REQUIRE, AN ANNUAL SALARY FR GM OR PURE OF AT LEAST $3-4,000, WHILE WE UNSURE OF PIPE’S FEELINGS THIS SUBJECT IT OUR IMPRESSION HE MOST ACCOMMODAT ING AND WOULD UN”
“14-00000 -eizds - ) T KAPOK TRS-A-347 Page 3 LcOckolTizeD G. Timing and other Factors Our preliminary interviews with Subject lead us to believe that he will be the interested and relia ble American cut out for which this station has long felt a need. His greatest vi”
“SUBJECT: Cover Review for Harold R. HCMAYR 1. The leading factor that has boon responsible for the rintenance of a suitable cover arrangement for HIOFMAYR has been the flexibility and adaptability of IXAYR himself. | Without this person’s fundamental ability to mold his cover ”
“board here in the states for the same reason. I regret that this decision is necessary but I hope ahee that in future relationships we may be able to do e something useful and successful in Haiti, foimnne. B-SiTG-2eAncerely,, Howard L. Burris SECRET 2. WG G@.evt..wP .*. %”
“be a market for his talents and capabilities, we should mows rather rapidly to pre-empt him. . His present flexibility is not likely to last for long, and any plan to use him should take this into account. As WR/BC is aware, we are not in a position to put this into the form o”
“t - d - t is 14-00000 -*-**-******9 0 0 9 9 0 9 8 0 0 -9 0 0 9 1 May 6, 1948 MRCFANDUM FOR THE RECUKD SERNECT: Newton Scott Miior Noil C. Stine Miler The sbove-entitied subjects ere due to return to the States in May and June 1948, re- spectively. Harry Liitio has a”
“14-00000 .CONFIDENTIAL ON C . NARRAI : GOP TS demons pose then re’otionihip to efall Fefformance State tvegevion epd. foerylpio ve-hh el wort work pertorisarte perfori G.ie eeto--endo*e75 ler "lore-go -3-vde « pstence. it enured for *re**pgiten Amolf, or vaplain rorng ^ioA”
“X Bill M. ashef Chris B. to have Dean W. to make sure 7 -.M fiM V That Caravel checks aut WiRogUES names with Inteaco L to a in Paris when he goes there in the most fair weeks. e"n g )9 flte a -c s M s that Wirsave is not bites k 9 May 63 Dean W. Calle d t o i”
“will we be able to place ourselves in a position to sa tisfactorily sever subject *s dependence upon KUBARK and reduce to a minimum the need for future contacts. S. Gold La Tinghton G. Donald McLaughlin Attachment: Legend cc: Chief, DRC 1,7 chairin roes %:,082, .. 2”
“for this Agency’s FI program wherever possible. 3. I should appreciate your keeping mo advised on the possibility of keeping Kenneth Dean Koch in Berlin as the RFE representative. PETEF SICNBL EE/F1690”