“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”
“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”
“better established in Japan and (b) the Japanese governmental and economic situations are on more stable grounds. I bellove that I can play a major role in both those situations, not because I have any special talent to offer but simply be cause I 'have the continuity which ”
“14-00000 ‘s SNA TELETAPE Classincanom pierior symx AND NUVRR CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET FVST-3344 PAGE-2 5. IT HAS NOT BEEN POSSIBLE TO MAINTAIN STRICT PERSONAL SECURITY FOR SCHWICKRATH. HE IS KNOWN To MANY VIETNAMESE DOTH IN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH AS HAVING SEEN ”
“14-00000 SECRET DVRAT 26 September 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: CCS INC SUBJECT: ORPURE /CREBONY /1 Relationship 1. This will confirm our conversation of 18 September 1967, in which we discussed OREBONY/1's plan to visit ORPURE some time during the week of 25 September 1967,”
“14-00000 -4- 8. Mr. Allen said that we would assess the situation carefully, and in the event it should be determined to proceed, we would advise him. Mr. Allen informed him that two New York firms have invested <in AMCO, namely, W. Se Xies and Company, and Train, Cabot ”
“14-00000 / York agencies. These suas were charged either to Mt KMFUNNY, or to DGHOUSE, to be transferred to KAFUNNY when KMFUNNY should be ap roved, or when - the "STALIN" SUS-PROJECT under KMFUNNY should be written up and approved. .3 X 27-g -wio ornRET.L”
“14-00000 4. Less than 24 hours after facing Whitehouse to advise him that his claim of USD 1950 had been reduced to 1027.66, Whitehouse preacted with the newspaper media -in an exemplary manner when ' he. reacted with could have reacted with a adverse feeling.- The Subject ”
“niteissV S “ beS f P r o asm e-Ae... ASALY-C0 RP QRAT t^ 0 4- W " - 5 - / 1 Finally, Of course, we have your existing clients fit" , w iw ky NyX1BOE and their various interests in Spain, to which you have **0**7**A**AR*R*TETE,T***ena*dme*gpo"p,wrejimmimogievEswoli”
“(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”
“FOREIGN PR OJECTS wHTCH COULD BE OF LAFORZATIGNAL INTEREST .0 US. • 1 WAS, NONETHELESS, DELIBERATELY VAGUE TO NONCOMMITTAL WITH • REGARD TO HIS OF FER. I AM, HOWEVER, LESS WARY OF SOME SORT OF • RELATIONSHIP HAN I MIGHT HAVE BEEN BASED PURELY ON OUR FIRST INTERVIEW. IN ANY EV”
“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 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 (”
“75/S -/61 •2840262 . In /From Moseoa/ 1D calling from Meocou introduces hincolf to Samokhin as : Kalugin. Kal says that ho is in the office that prepares material for Sam to turn ovor ! to the press, idl wants to have better contact with San. Kal says that Sam has to| give ”
“14-00000 eynel suggest, havo your full approval, and that consequently you will wish to make some statement at an early staff meeting indicating your satisfaction with these plans. Otherwise, I very much fear that the prevalent attitude within OPC which is one of general ”
“14-00000 2. Dick Umssad, John Shield 6 Mar 52 5 1 I have di s cussed thi Meyers who ankes that he recime s ci r th The full report suggest that Therefore you prepare: 1) a sterile letter Myersand to he givinag allsent to Tom Essential tacts copy o the uncl e ssi- ”
“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”
“14-00000 / (SACAST/GEHSITIVE . ( ( ( 8. The undersigned assured Mr. Yale that he would be informed of any information identifying any possible project activity developed in subsequent investigation. Mr. Yale stated that any information in this area would greatly facilit”
“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”
“14-00000 /0ry /-/ le W - 1T92 Ucar To.n: With reference to the Stephen rufnczyk case which recent 1 Sam discussed with you during y ur/visit, several queiti i Live arisen coneer. the broad r a ecto of the type of activity ‘inczyk was undertaking on histone in addition”
“14-00000 CEPD770 CatsaL/G IE Director, Domestic Cretact Service NC-380-56 Attn,: Operations) Support Staff -2- 28 Dec 66 leave Cuba because of the fact that her faal 1 is there and that she would: not leave ur she could also S’t her fan belle. 9 that, A despite the risk ”
“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”
“14406000 REP Vov JUGout’s "fdoti-Kit" 7. Me. Orona stated that be yes not were of the sponsor (until sos), but he had anauzed that the Agruay was involved. Mr. Ovens has worked in the government in Washington, D. C., and he stated that this project sown-ded like 16 woul”
“14-00000 F-4-61-88 Y G 99 LOO JP S E CR ET CIAler* A"R 59 CITE CORTA0T5/235814372X 3307 :"? INC., SANT: TD CAME 34441) SUBJECT IS WELL KNOWN TO TSO/ORD• M.M pA NTS A3 THE DEVELOPER OF IDERTI-KIT. MORE RECENTLY nov !DE :FLOFE T DF POSIT !VE VOICE IDENTIFICATION”
“14-00000 SEC F 5564 A CITE NYOR 3810 ALIEN (MUSULIN) FROM RINKUS .en m RE CASE 19289 X 191 49 . al. 4 THEATER GUILD, WHICH PUTS ON THE US STEEL HOUR, SEEMS TO HAVE AN INTEREST IN PRE ENTING 7 ONE HOUR TV X TV PROGRAM ON THE TAUPSE SAILORS. THEY HAVE MADE PRELIMINARY”
“14-00000 •2*>• ‘-ole• 6 December 1957 MEDCFANDU: FOR: Deputy Director, PLALIS SUBJECT' : David A. PHILLIPS - Current Attitude of Newspaper in Chile owned by;’ It is recommended that the attached be brought to the attention of David A. PHILLIPS, with an expression of”
“14-00000 4-Feb 5 2 Tone: toose ends are here as on a clipped Skein y yarn. ret: Recommendations are certainly spent. and the clue to the trouble seemo to he in para 8 first then in para 9 Para 8 : No one. Rd guess , was on t h e jo b in Muni c h Frank Lindsay's priori”
“Lyle said that Swen’s investment in it would be amounting to about that. I asked if FE or SP would have to produce that sum. He said NO, Swen’s. budget is sufficient to cover it, as is. Prats RE ROYALTIES FOR SHUB. He said the collaborator would be getting 713, which he thou”
“He did not make any firm commitment on the dates to the Board, saying that the staffs should come to an agreement on this. 3. Substitutions for Nordic stations - Although Edger suggested "Scandanavia Station" as a substitution, he clearly prefered something less revealing lik”
“14-00000 SECRET 4,-rity inlerma’ 4237 20 July 195 3 :i *0**9008 FOD C/Ce UBJECT: Zygmunt tinyoraki; Free Furspons Press ervice; International Federation of ree Jo realists. FP Pane to bil,i i'r C/LT did 12,/me, name subject. 1. : save read with interest t.i e referenc”
“460000 1 62 CONTACT REPORT = SUBJECT BESABER (P-8777) DATE OF MEETING : 10 April 1969 1. In response to BESABER’s phone call, I met him at his hotel room in the Aristos from 1430 until 1545.Next meeting will be on Tuesday evening, 15 April at home. 2. Subject had nothin”
“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 6 April 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) SUBJECT: Agency Channel to NCFE 1. Now that Larry deseofville io working for NCFE, I know that there will be a strong tendency on the part of all of, ua to deal with NCFE through Larcy, this not only because ”
“14-00000 - 4 - be authorized to close the deal. Subject agreed to emphasize the attractiveness of: the commission end the advantage of the fact that the deal is handled in Switzerland and consequently the commission is also paid there. F told Subject that he wanted to know”
“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”
“grra f in d Agyots and any o o g wireselevght. :4 -9 *0 'J " } I. / cre >****>% budnr Un 3 od of enydo of Sniouen tit shp ■^De" Coutts abdrel report a o Hr. Komman unona bit elow in adjusting to the requirements of the courre, but curing the last tuo weeks he ”
“14-00000 ‘a 7: * SENSITIVE def. ork Office.” 13 February 1952 cater, contest Division Cand91451-4 .1. When Rose, of OPC was in New York on 23 January 1952 to discuss •. / cover with Mr. Leo Cherne, Executive Secy, of the Research Institute of : ' America, Mr. Cberne”
“14-00000 I SECRET - Sneurily Information • 52/_ 5 ‘arch 1953 1 M.MOPAHDUM POR: Chief/ TO Division ATTENTION,! Mr. Durkee VIAs C/PP SUBJECT Radio Free Europe. Miscellaneous matters) conversation with Mr. Lang. 1. This le a brief report for the benefit of Mr. Durkee:”
“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 1 17 Karch Mr. Braden: This is another example of interference and partiality on the part of NCFE. Mr. Berle had 1) no right in testifying in this case and 3) no business endorsing the Badeecu faction ag against the Cretzianu}Visoianu Group, % Major Fishburn w”
“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”
“April, and then go on to Nev York for a luncheon Thursday soon. Ne asked that we bring along data, cost estimates, exhibits, and all sales data, as well as movies, to this meeting. I asked if this had been cleared with Abbott’s friends, and he didn't appear to know vht I was ”
“14-00000 corry T - 6- said the first question the group would then ask la "What shall wo dot* 24 said that question had to be anstored. Barrett maid, "Wo have a coordinating cosralttoo of Praden and Devine t work this probles out." Thero followed some discussion of the b”
“Mr. Loyl K. March 52 Mr. Fi s hburne C/SE/PC5 x 3091, X 495 brought this in today: The said That the 1 DD/P is concerned about it but called Ellen in atwas 5 not and in. was trans ferred Lo Mr Fishburne Mr Fishburne Stated Thal industrialist awithRumani axaeidnan”
“14-00000 Gone ! 4, 29 November 1976 0 Dear Mr. n 06 (Jockey) -) This letter acknowledges that the Liechtenste Anstalt Electronic Products International Etabliss is an instrumentality of the United States Governm This Agency, as the true party in interest, stands b”
“14-00000 W N / s SECRET ■ ) 'Use 08-1337 (111era) 2 February 1956. 1 NUGOET MINOR ANDUM FOR: . Kr. Robert McCann New York 00/0 Office SUBJECT i Research Institute of America 1. Attached is a suggested draft of the proposed Letter of Under standing between Hr.”
“14100000 yes svyrcine SECRET CX NR 746 TO st. YORK-FM WASHINGTON F TO LEA FROM ASHCRAFT SY SS (WEBSTER) - SECURITY INFORMATION - CITE W-6388 NEW CARE 12343 RPT 12343: FDD HAS REQUESTED THAT WE ASK THE NEW YORK LEAGUE FOR THE HARD OF HEARING, 480 RPT 460 LEXINGTON AVENUE, ”
“14-00000 4 UNITED:STATES GOVERNMENT TOdFiles 1 ‘ DATE: 4 MARCH 1954 FROM : Coleman SUBJECT: Case 2981 9145 On 3 March Ormond requested that a meeting be set up for him with Leo Cherne, President of the Research Institute of America. Ormond said that he would not need”
“14-00000 AG-lP S.R>I3- 7 •T . 1. AGENT Carprolm. OX ASEUDONm Paul D. Langevin (FUG INATOA-1) ' 2. PROJECT IDENTIFICATION "FURIOS O "C" ■ (PBGROVEL) 3. AGENT RECRUITED gY Jeroxe C. Dunbar DATE about August 1950 '{Contract signed.25 January 1952). ALL OF 58MoSP of69 4. CAPA”
“14-00000 - - *- ?L % Galbond is leaving tomorrow to make a visit down your way and I have asked him to be kind enough to pass this to you. 1) The desk here concurs in our interest subject to your approval.”