“3 CALIS ATTENTO NO CONCRETE INFO DF AY CONTACT WI SOUS CHIEF DE N. ASIA COMM: 1955: RETIRED VICE S .PER SADM THEN HARRY LITTLE 1957 HIS COMMUNICATIONS WERE GENERALLY BACK TO HQ N. ASIA COMM AT TIME WAS TIED OP W KOREA + JAPAN DOES NOT KNOW WHO HAD QUERSIONT FIR V-2 W”
“17. Conference with Various Members of the Far East Division of the DDO on March 3, 1975 at CIA Hqs: Theodore Shackley, Rbt D. Brown, Edward Juchniewicz, Andrew Ness and John Mason & 2 other members of the Dept. 18. Interview - George T. Kalaris - Far East Division, Feb 27, ”
“efficiently coordinated and that we in the Bureau were closely scrutinizing each situation as it develops where both Agencies had an interest. The Agent suggested that Mr. Helms might desire to alert appropriate.. subordinates in the Agency on this point. 62 07 7 REC-51 . CO”
“AMBaSSaDOR. PRIOR TO BOMBING 1 INCIDENT BRADSPIES ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT W-3 REGARDING APPARENTLY UNRELATED MATTER IN REF 81 AFTER INCIDENT AND INITIAL. REPORT FROM WKSCARLET-5 FROM WKSCARLET-3, ATTEMPTS TO 1 CONTACT W-3 WERE STOPPED AND LATER WERE PROHIBITED BY AMBASSADO”
“SECRET Risi/eui) 20 May 1965-1 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OA ATTN: George Ball VIA: Chief, RID/RB X9,0 SUBJECT: DBA-48304, dated 8 August 1963 DBA-23559, dated 6 October 1962 A thorough and systematic search for the above documents began on 7 May 1965 and they could not be ”
“VARIANCE BETWEEN STORY A-9 TOLD IDEN A AND KRS. A-9 STATEMENT RE TRIP .i SPONSOR SHIP. A-9 TOLD DDEN A FUNDS PROVIDED BY A-3 THRU KUBARK WHILE IS. A-9 MAINTAINS A-9 TOLD HER BOTH A-3 AND "TORRES" WORKED FOR "PENTAGON". 9. BOTH WAVE AND ACSI PRESSING INVESTIGATION. WAVE SUPP”
“were destroyed because of their extremely sensitive nature.* He said * It is possible that copies of cables dealing with such a sensitive operation were also destroyed at CIA headquarters. NW 50955 DocId:32202487 Page 38”
“CASE OFFICER AVAILABLE [CHIEF OF STATION] WOULD DEVOTE AS MUCH TIME AS POSSIBLE TO ASSISTING AND DIRECTING HIS EFFORTS. (CIA Cable IN 28936, 10/17/60.) 4, NW 50955 Docld:32202487 Page 36”
“assassination preparation must be withdrawn.” (Station to HQS cable, 5/30/61) 0* NW 50955 DocId: 32423525 Page 69”
“The possibility of some relationship with the CIA operation attracted the attention of the CIA." (C) CONFIDENTIAL NW 65924 Docld:32369411 Page 4 CONFIDENTIAL VOLUME XII”
“SECLET 20 May 1965 : MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OA ATTN: George Ballin. VIA: Chief, RID/RB SUBJECT: DBA-48364, dated 8 August 1963 -DBA-23559, dated 6 October 1962 5. .f S ty 6 rH + W il P 1 ‘A thorough and systematic search for the-above documents J a 5% - ”
“assassination preparation must be withdrawn." (Station to HQS cable, 5/30/61) 80955 DocId:32202487 Page 109”
“consistently deferred to the wishes of the members of this unit, recognizing that security of the ope ration wa o pa ramount. 4. Such cooperation and spirit of friendliness a s exhibited both by Mr. Murphy and Mr. Liebenau are a very welcome new page in the relationship bet”
“RESTRICTED HAND T 522946 PAGE 32-32 W C3751 f1 TOR:2919512 Dec 75 LVIN 0661 BACKGROUND. SHE DID NOT PRESS SMOL’SKIY FOR DETAILS. BUT CERTAIN SHE ACCURATE ON VPAT HE SAID. -3. To TEMPSFORD’S KNOWLEDGE, MITCHELL was NEVER ATTEMPTED . APPROACH CONSULATE. EITHER O“FlCIALLY OR”
“this report, debriefings of the crewmen were taped and typed, which will total some 7,000 - 9,000 pages when completed, are being distributed to the CI Staff and -3- SECRET #”
“P.5 SEP 28 ‘98 10:46AM 3 63 - Living 11/Mira)/ on Fainter + reporting to 10 Staptron was divided EU-CHU)] VR 3/2 10 bis Area (target) divisions 0 Had China branch Finance people DDSYTof office SR. there but physical separate F different F cover. SOME SUPPORT +”
“done BEY sew thirds?" Classification — Teev (This form is to bemused -for material extracted k from CIA—controlled cocuments.) - 1" - 224/ Letter from Blakey to Breckinridge, 7/6/78. 225/ Arehart Interview, 6/2/78, D. 2; Levister Memo, p. 11. 226/ Ibid. 227/ Arehart ”
“Sangelle 500 L'angeli 4 $ Genzman 5-4-28 ME 9909 CIA peopleine consular section mil intell Paul Adams Nov. Ted Hoffman Murdsen Arm Munson Nov. Dulacki Mar. would have been contacted Korengeld - no contacts Johnson - aoked for interview after his PNG Mosby - nocon”
“otherwise be releasable. 3. (U) As a preliminary matter, I would respectfully ask the Board and staff to note the classified nature of this memorandum, to limit access to those individuals properly cleared, and to return it to Agency representatives at the conclusion of you”
“destroyed because of their extremely sensitive nature. * He said' *It is possible that, copies of cables dealing with such a sensitive operation were also destroyed at CIA headquarters. HW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 285”
“CASE OFFICER AVAILABLE [CHIEF OF STATION] WOULD DEVOTE AS MUCH. TIME AS POSSIBLE TO ASSISTING AND DIRECTING HIS EFFORTS. (CIA Cable IN 28936, 10/17/60.) NW50955 DocId:32423539 Page 283”
“BB % Springfield *01 rifle, that probably would have struck me as being unusual, but * did not see the inventories of all the s. caches. 4 Mx. Johnston. Would you commonly or routinely sue cables 5 6. Mr. Ha lleyNo. 7 From the Director to whom? Mr. Johnston To JnwA”
“CIA only a couple of years ago and could not possibly have had any prior knowledge or involvement. Additionally, I used personnel from my own staff to assure that compilation of inventory, etc. was done in presence of people representing me, who again could have had no prio”
“LIFEAT processed this take as the ODENVY processor was on home leave. Twenty-six reels of LIENVOY coverage of Sam Brooks were also passed to the local ODENVY office under the guise of LIFEAT material. b. The following reports, cables, information dispatches, and memoranda we”
“a resume of WILSON’s it story to the DCS, without identifying the source. The iS J memorandum stated that the source’s motive for disclosing this information was to alert the U.S. Government to a potentially embarrassing situation if it were involved In an insecure opera”
“Report concluded that: "although none of the participants so stated, it may be inferred that they were seeking a means of assassination of a sort that AMLASH-1 might reasonably have been ex- pected to have devised himself." (I.G., p. 92) ( NW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 59”
“A ‘s 134-3315 Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 9/29/60, NY captioned IS R" . 10, Memo at NY captioned o A WARD GAUBERa dated NY airtel and LHM to Bureau, dated 9/30/60, % finest/ 17 captioned MISCELLANEOUS i INFORMATION CONCERNING 12. Memo of SA EDWARD 11 « GA”
“passing of a sealed envelope with a message in it for A’OLT-l’s unopened transmittal to AMGHCSI-1, V"HLK-S‘s instructions would be to pass the sealed and unopened CO..: unication to AMACLF-1• ANCHALK-5 would then tell -TLF-1 that the message must be transmitted directly with”
“briefing paper also indicated that dissident leaders hat had informed CIA of "their plan of action/ which they felt could thew plan be implemented if they were provided with arms for 300 men, explosives, and remote control detonation devices. 11 Various 053 witnesses have ”
“VIEWS. THE LETTER WAS Forwarded TO WASHiNGTON AS AN SS0 BACK CHANNEL MESSAGE AND HAS SINCE BEEN CLEARED BY DOD FOR RELEASE TO CONGRESSMAN MILFORD. THE TEXT OF THIS LETTER WAS GIVEN TO COS BY GENERAL HOLLINGSWORTH. 2. QUOTE " DEAR MR. MILFORD: SECRET”
“TOP SECRET 100 Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 1 Mr. Halley. Yes. 2 Also, again, all of these weapons were controlled, the o weapons that were issued at the time of the mission on the 4 mother ship and picked up on the team's return to the mother 5 ship, so there was account”
“5May 64 debriefing AMMOS/1..... 11 Mag64, FOIA 687-295 7 19 JUNOGY, FOIA 739-319 8 15 April 75, lett er from Belin to Knoche 9 10 11 14 12 13 17 21 Febay 101 april 64, 15 23 May 75, Rocca meme onhito file 12 May 64, FOIA 689-298 May 64 For 10695-302A 10 Ap ril0Y FOLA 653-828 15 M”
“by the generals for materials or financial support, we must anticipate that such requests may be forthcoming..." SOURCE: STAFF: IG Report 1967 (CIA) p. 38 Dawson WTI.E. DATE:”
“20003 20 very careful when you mentioned this linkage before to saying 21 that I could not be a guarantor as to what these men would do 22 with these weapons once they got their hands on them. They 23 were free agents. . © Mr. diGanova. This is an interesting point. T”
“3. 3 4 DEPARTMENT OF-DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT NUMBER 2821004865 DATE 26 Feb 65 SUBJECT: WICK'S, ALISTAIR CLASSIF1CATION: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: 5th Commando Personnel”
“INTERESTED OFFICERS DO ALSO, 6, IN RESPONSE THEIR QUERIES, WE ACKNOWLEDGED PRODUCTIVE LIAISON RELATIONSHIP WITH LOCAL INTEL SERVICE (WHICH NOT IDENTIFIED BY NAME) BUT DID NOT GO INTO DETAIL. SAID COS AND DCOS ONLY STATION CL OFFICERS DELCARED TO LIAISON. ASKED WHETHER WE IN”
“•; Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 TOP SECRET 58 to is why — Mr. Baron. They would have had to come directly from Ul Technical Services Division at CIA? Mr. Halley. That is what I'm trying to clarify what it is Oh that.you are trying to establish from me. In other word”
“P SECRET 39 1 there. And I want to complete this — because of the fact that most of the information which we gained from the SAM’s, which had a direct bearing on using B-52's in Vietnam, we 1 5 gashed through Israel. We could read a whole lotot the compu- 4 5 terizing an”
“bases in that area of the t iiy ‘ 25. country that were utilized in these operations? ij SECRET Photocopy from Gerald Ford Library NW 50955 DocId: 32275518 Page 19”
“1. 14-00000 Wars . sashel C an. A ' ¥ 1 C. £1/03 D) %/ 0 . * t,4 LILS v. 1 31 January 19:1 'u, w D r. .. the "Official-Informal" letter from Dearborn to Devine in State A r, Department: "With regard to the delivery of exotic equipment, my friends were of”
“assassination preparation must be withdrawn." (Station to HQS cable, 5/30/61) HW 50955 ■ DocId: 32423539 Page 430”
“any 7.62 ausmo available. C. There is also a possibility that one of Alaslay's regular contacts might have some idea as to vho Davidson’s source is. In that case the source will be approached directly and Davidson will be cut out of the pattern. 4. DCD will instruct the Was”
“dissident leaders had informed CIA of "their plan of action which they felt could be implemented if they were provided with arms for 300 men, explosives, and remote control detonation devices.” Various witnesses have testified, however, that supplying arms for 300 men woul”
“contribute $50,000. Les@ueapproached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. government also contribute. This was rejected. The record indicates CIA‘s only inwolvement was to report information of its existence. H SOURCE Last record of incident found by IG Rept. i”
“hrough 423. f. Volume III, Chapter X Merida Base (1962 - 1965), consisting of pages 485 through 494. SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32347062 Page 2 05698 SECRET 3. I assured Mr. Blakey that I would be happy to discuss with him any of the deleted items and explain the nature of the content”
“from the LILYRIC base are missing, thenegatives are on file at the CIA. 144/ Memorandum entitled "Response to HSCA request of 25 July 1978," 8/20/78; HSCA Classified Staff Summary of Review of CIA Documents, 10/31/73, p. 1. I145/ Goodpasture Testimony, 4/13 /78, p. 41. HMMA”
“way South, he was to stick strictly to his cover and he should remember that most of these people were connected with the Agency 1 .:%1 SEP 30 1975 PIA - 48 - QECPET CLU: NW 50955 DocId: 32203889 Page 36”
“row Castro. Naturally he was not enthusiastic about this fortula but he could live and cope with it. 7. I told Ray that I would have to get in touch with our military people in order to find out whether or not we now had sufficient data on hand on which to base a decision. (Comme”
“HARVEY in the delivery of arms and equipment to HARVEY, but states he knows nothing of VARONA in April 1962, but presumably did not know developments thereafter.) the identities of the recipients nor (con ' ’t. SOURCE: I.G. REPORT 12% war 56 ,7 STAFF: Baron X4A IDomy - c o”
“please? Is that agreeable, Mr. Chairman? 21 The Chairman. What is your request? 22 Senator Baker. I would like documentation or any records 23; relating to the counterinsurgency group during the period in 24 question. 25 TOP SECRET NW 50953*W”