“14-00000 lore • 2 %a %S. a CEODET OLUALI «3> 4. Most of all, vs would welcome your comments on this Emeral probles, given your Agency’s broad knowledge of such organizations as DAZ in this country. As a negro expatriate with protended pro-chicom sympathies, SUGAR h”
“- CIA furnished copies of letters dated 8/13 through 20/65, from 1 Hodee W. Edwards (100-397465) to Sugar, who, because of operational considerations maintained contact with Edwards. The letters were of a political nature and contained an exchange of ideas between Edwards an”
“14-00000 win' SECRET 1FEB 1966 20s Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Attention: Mr. 8. J. Papich IBOOI Deputy Director for Plons 20 SUBJECT E JAR’B Involvement with Aneriomn Redical Organisations 1. This moorundum requests your Agency’s cormnte, on a priority ”
“4-00000 ERCHST/KAPOK OFIA 2555 J In his early talks with the London Station and again in his talks with BODIGAST and TIFFANY the Agent has indicated com dogros of disenchantment with the organizations and personalities, if not the ideology, of the left-wing factions with t”
“amintaa ). CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION TO DISPATCH 6- SACHET WW9 for enbexinG Chief. KUIESK X so INDEUNG SQUIRED INFO ONLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, WE can VOCE MCOM FROM Chief of Station, Paria/LCPIPTT 1 ancaornms SUBJECT C DIDORIC/Operational ACTI”
“CIA CATION TONG ACTION DISPATCH 5- 9 >COS. Lopdoa CUO, L .maz Chief. AF via Chief. EUR S B CH E T/ROX-er-C. 1 MCDRFILMEC‘ MAR311973. mAgrtO roe mDEMING_ NO BRDEXONG IrOUED, omr QUAUFED MM Can RSDCt iKKmc SP worgt. ---- -- Cod, MICRO "m “‘JAGUAR Reporting on A”
“background and develop materials beyond those presently available, we note that QREBOHY has boon a subject of continuing interest to ODEDVY far many years, end that, as a result, the basic politically derogatory associations in his past are a matter of record. As you know, succes”
“All SECRET CiA INTERNAL USE ONLY INTGENCE INFORMATION CABLE T33 W09/527 37 •. V88 wired vce • PAGE 1 OF 3 PAGES The following intelligence information, transmitted from a CIA Field Station, requires review within the Clandestine Services before being released outside the Agenc”
“F 1 . 04 **, TOR C2 * butted 61 .. % l-b-C6c.4bdd IeT. 4: - 2"n •**-fpr Hft Us 1i,oa 73 EH1193 12 CONFIDENTIAL ED02 RR RUENIA Classification. KF ACTION i IOS INFO: IAE DE RUDTCR 3516 1271020 ZNY CCCCC ZZH R 021012Z MAY 69 FM AMEMBASSY LONDON 02940 1' 1 PE88 ”
“14A6AA0--------- 104-10072-10315. 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OFJ992 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION TO DISPATCH SECR H T/R YBAT MARKED FOR INDEXING - 'Chief, WOLIME XX NO INDEXING REQUIRED NO Chief of Station, London; Chief,”
“SECRET Chief ration, Rome, Chief KUKOLS X Chief. KUDESK, Chief. ME (Attention: wwz/4) PRIORITY Chief of Station. Paria/LCPIPIT ODICORIC/Operational CRPBRY/SZYFCHY/1 Contact in Doce. 1. EUMOLP Carsor Agent Zufus P. KCCIGAET 14 now the deep cover nace officer for ST330W7/1”
“1 4-00000 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION TO DISPATCH SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief, isaa ATT.: Chief, FE XXX NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO. OMLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief of Station, London CAN JUDGE INDEXING Elih Ga FROM Chifof Station, Paris SUCRORU ^ x *e SUBJecr ”
“14-00000 CASSACATION DEPATO Snoot AND NO DISPATCH SECRET OKLA-43,308 TO HEADQuArtEIS RLE NO Chief, KUDESK MO Chief, WE; Chief, LOPIPIT, (Attas RODIGAST), Chief, AP, Chief of Station, Algiere ____________ __ FROM Chief of Station, London , DATE 10 June 1965 RE “or - (CH”
“then SECRET SECTION VI OPERATIOBAL USE - CORTACT 1. IE SUBJECT HAS BEEN USED OR CONTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTIVITY IB MM 1CM HE HAS ENGAGED AND THE TYPE OF ihroR- MATION ME HAS FURNISHED. 1 No Change 2. INDICATE MOV AND Flow ENow SUBJECT OSTAIBS INFORMATION. No Change”
“of what was granted to him last year c) that his temporary residence should be made "unconditional" which would be the normal procedure if there were no special considerations. Our feeling was that for ORPHONE/l’s cover purposes (c) would be undesirable; if his friends got ”
“him any funds, but if others want to make the assumption, - - so much the better. - - 3 On 1 and 2 June, Tiffany expounded at some length on the importance of S/1 trying to get an Opposition (Soviet, Cuban, Algerian or ChiCom) sponsor for any further cover, such as the resea”
“/ 1 7 1 r won ainwine ( 29 November 1971 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CA/B-3 SUBJECT: ORPHONE REFERENCE: Your Memorandum. Subject: ORPHONE Operations in Europe. Dated 24 November 1971 1. I made some notes in the margin of referent memorandum upon first reading it. ”
“'wot . 3 I. SECRET PA Kenyon College 19503 Foreign graduate study 1951-52. 4. Reporter, Philadelphia Afro American 1950; Miscellaneous: public rolations-Iinlien Film Exports 1951; 1952-54 U.3. Army’s I957-58 Agence Frunce Presse, Poria; 1960-61 nous. Now ZORvse 5. S.A. ”
“relayed telephonically to the Bureau, and are forwarded to you for confirmation and for your files. 2. On 28 April 1968, our representative in Addis Ababa reported that Doctor Klaus Steer, a West German citizen and Director of the African Scientific Department, E. Merck Aktienges”
“relayed telephonically to the Bureau, and are forwarded to you for confirmation and for your files. 2. On 28 April 1968, our representative in 12-2 Addis Ababa reported that Doctor Klaus Steer, a West German citizen and Director of the African Scientific Department, E. Merck Akti”
“14-00000 . — se - - - - SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEX — FROM: England, London REPORT NO. OEL-40, 731 REPORTS DATE 19 March 1965 OFFICER: Leroy T. WADSWORTH NO. OF PAGES 2 3ZPO3T APPROVED BY: Victor T. CRONEIGH ATTACHMENTS — SOURCE: SKXIK JAGUAR REFERENCE COUNTRY: Interna”
“ry 000 •00 0 th ELE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION “S - CEAY TDYIED MESSAGE e ,Dru Topit., ,‘lourf Jann/on iniTsaLS-StEN av StesOn/LAIT NOTIFAED $ 1. t SECRET curten € 12. =,1 Svanct Cory "sLovvao REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROH:811E0— Issuco 4 5 so ELessirv t* cs Pise s”
“14-00000 -3- somewhat irregular, but we went ahead with it principally on the grounds that this was necessary to head off the security and morale problems posed an irate wife. 6. In the course of his initial talk with s/1, Rodigast pursued the natter the allegations made”
“IP% 0x9 - ? Page 2 ORPHONE/1 • Subject is not by nature a role player, and it would not be 'operationally advantageous to have him switch roles, for he cannot psychologically handle role playing over a period of time. /He has worked hard to establish an identity for hi”
“e Kovanent. The Civic Resistance Kovement was largely the "logistic" arm of the 26 of July Kovanent. SECTION V COLLABORATION POTENTIAL 1. INDICATE OTHER FORELON PODER SUBJECT BOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLABORATE WITH OLCAUSE OF HIS IDEOLOGY OR ASSOCIATIONS. EXPLAIN. Bone NW 65987 ”
“given IDES C documents which showed Lomi A belonged to "the services 61 of KUBARK". D/5986 of 30 December 1964, U BOUND’s answer to our query, merely reiterates that the U.BOU.D source, a good one,based the report on a "communi cation of documents" by American Communists to ”
“value confirmed is this way w intend help him expand his circle of contacts, using him as penetration and ." informant Afro-Asian national liberation and pro-Chicom elements in various coimtri 38. 4. INVEST IGATION AND COVER YES” so A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN D”
“s9a * ‘ 1. This 9 Draft Rod: 066 Reudechate CI Assessment ■ r / :_ Q/1 worked for Agence France Presse - Paris. He was discharged by AFP_ 1958___ ra w a t^ Y & T • when Ollie Farrington (American negro) brought forgery charges against him. 0/1 sent to a weekly Amer”
“QRPHONE): "With reference to your letter of 24th April 1969, we have been informed by a secret and delicate source that David M. SIBEKO, the newly appointed P.A.C. rep resentative in London, has recently been told by Elias NTLOEDIBE, the P.A.C. representative in Nairobi, of”
“would be rues. roduburee sono of QREBONY/1's expenses if he could come to Chicago to 0130080 the matter further. C. QArBomY/1 does not meet the contact the cover orgetization. Be 1s briefed to offer the story, Cat his rouirn, that bed entered into regular arrangement with t”
“/ 5 - SECRET - ( ynAT iUUni ORPURE’ have been briefed carefully as to QREBONY/1's radical aura, presumably they would have a good idea as to the kind of publi cations these might be. 4. For operational reasons, we would prefer that the arrange ments indicated in para”
“4-00000 1 CEnrry his services during the coming year. Thus my foregoing proposal arose from a desire on my part not to terminate an asset of proved capabilities without giving the agent in question suitable opportunity to become useful once more. 3. CI Type Review /QRP”
“clandestinely: his attitude, as RODIGAST can infer it, toward targets hostile to ODYOKE: in short, his ideological motivation. B. Estimate of his motivation generally: his personal reasons for association with KUBARK. C. Psychological suitability and staying power in leading”
“talks.) 7. Where GIBSON really comes into his own, and really astonishes with the breadth of his, personal information and understanding, (and largely, it appears, without the same personal involvement and bias) is in African affairs (especially in left-wing fields), Europea”
“B 3 SECRET ACE MFOROREM LORrwen HEREIN IS UnC FEES EXCEPT WHERE SH0WW OTHERWISE Airtel 1 - Mr. G. C. Moore 1 - Mr. Shackelford 11V 1 - Mr. Wannall 1 - Mr. Ryan • To: SACs, Atlanta New York (105-42387) Chicago Philadelphia * Detroit San Francisco (100-47327) Los Angel”
“4-00000 0 Rod This 7 Draft readeshale 1958 CI Assessment Q/1 worked for Agence France Presse - Paris, lie was discharged by AFP " when Ollie Farrington (American negro) brought forgery charges against him. 0/1 sent to a weekly American publication and to to the British”
“14-00000 I tiss *S1 sent **in ThuSNyVitnN*LMD.s 21 •3., that Rodigast was under some suspicion. ORPHONE has ■ w. A 1 t been refused entrance at the border by the Swiss • + U-P1 authorities. Does anyone doubt that in view of the groups and individuals he contacts on his ”
“born in West Germany. -02 13 •,2. In recent wooksGOFEW/1 has employed Idon N as his socrotary and the and her husband (Idon 0) live in the apartment abovo that of GSFEW/1. Idon N’s main duties are to handle GgFmW/l’s correspondence and groot any visitors that appear at his a”
“14-00000 % SECRET City. QRPHONE can be viewed as essentally 3. ""mobility and has expressed a willingness to possesthere are, however, qualifications on this. He move small children and an unwitting, anti-US, white, harish wife, who would only be willing to leave her R”
“1° SECHET/KAPOK • OFLA 2555 . . S/Y/I’s family situation presents some cause for concern, also. As noted in the discussion on motivation, he has been receiving funds since January with only CKOFERA to give aa source. His wife, who is a conscientious leftist, is presently s”
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“in a sort of stream of consciousness style. We fear that, if given the opportunity, Subject will take the bit in his a teeth and as much money as he can in his hot little hands and be off and running. To prevent this we would like to suggest that the debriefing be set up on a”
“% CLASSIRCATION DIPAtCu syusou arb no CONTINUATION Of DISPATCH PRI OBI TY SECRET caA-42.750 9. How about his ideological motivation? We had hoped for some more conorete expression than we got, on this score, but what we have is not too bad. He states that he will not be ”
“D. o SAC, Boston 11/9/70 REC-2 1 7 EX-113 Director, FBI (105-93072) 178 1 3 0 r1Rya M Jan @ RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON INFORMATION CONCERNING CUSS.BY SP20P/IAC 86. Now APErOn 1A. DATE OF RERICW 108 5M CW TAP 20. 2 ReBusirtel 9/17/70, copies not furnished Boston”
“former -GR LAG basis ef the suits of CTEBONY/I’ LCFGITTER examination Ml tis long cusveroatiens with bis deep cover case officer, ecanily, would he damage t the MBADT national interest innerent in tce publication of Iden z’s book in English outsein the operational gain t made”
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“-00000 onA cassircaron-I* DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET/RYBAT OELA-50928 be had written to him about the A.N.C. and enclosing press cuttings. He has asked SIBEKO fo find out if CORONET got those letters, and to warn CORONET that MORRISON or s”
“undertake his current mission nor to consider other missions for KUBARK which might work a hardship Of him place his person reputation in jeopardy. His responsiveness, in ract, encourages to believe that wills accept sosigannts which permit him to move easily in those revolutiona”
“Algeria." DEN D had apparently heard of s/l’s forthcoming trip from contacts in New York and Paris, and 3/l surmises this means INS ■ of his rummer’s travels must rather common knowledge ow. 59. At TIFFANY’s request 3/1 let IIEN E knear was in Paris, and 8/1 says that latter ”
“)0000 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION‘ DISPATCH SECRET MADEFO Fol mineying * Chief. WOVIEW_________ so BmoEXS REQUIRED INFO 000.9 QUALIFIED DESK COS/London, C/Eur Div CM JUDGE IDEXINO FROM Chief, LCPIPIT London SUBJECT GBM MICROFILM DTDORIC Operational 0 ORERONY”