“great many people In Mexico, Carthy’s group has been trying • far as he knew none was to get before it for a long time. JU N G * . Cor. who showed up Wednes- day, denied he was a fugitive. He said he had been looking Into employment possibilities in Mexico, Cuba and elsew”
“ally on the build up in Cuba but would not be exposed to operational information or exotic material. 14. COHEN is currently of interest to this Office in connection with an approach which was made to him by the Second Secretary of the Romanian Embassy in Washington. An FBI report”
“and was to include material provided by the Special Operations group of the CI Staff. The CI Staff' material was voluminous but did not provide meaningful ‘evidence of important links between militant blacks in the US and the Caribbean. This, in fact, was one of the conclusio”
“1 4-00000________________ ^4-10105-10119^ 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992| __ ______________ ______________ ______ _—- -- ------—- *****—*-*- oroe *e* -**, 649 Of -1 0 DO 1076-3.962 SECRET seackgrounseduce t Do Not Rep.0du”
“FUTURE HANDLING. IN VIEW OFBFREE HAND GIVEN CIA CIA r 24- INTEL SERVice 2 GSMIN T HE SE OPS BY PRESIDENT AND emretete, SUCH DISCOVERY COULD DAMAGE CIA US.Govr 0 Cxos AND ALL E 5 RELATIONS. FOR FOREGOING REASONS, ALTHOUGH CIA officer OFFICER CIA OfficeR. officeR. Cuban Cub”
“f these documents would make them irrelevant to the investigation being conducted by the HCSA Staff. c. Cesario Diosdado Approximately 25 documents on Subject, a Bureau of Customs official who assisted CIA from 1961-68 on a reimbursable basis. Virtually all of the documents conce”
“ro. Doe en ca (Vegeane files T fele 201-31.29667 Din, 1885-31 - 3/15/28- 78 04.21219). According t o the CIA: "Officer bertoneel to come, Hjerted no bateret, offered Kem on acilit this matter. There has bea econtactod Agency relationship with livecoman." The Committee's ressentit”
“ember 1960, Julij, 1962 and April 1966 for assisten plots against Contro. Doe en ca (Vegeane files T fele 201-31.29667 Din, 1885-31 - 3/15/28- 78 04.21219). According to the CIA: "Officer bertoneel to come, Hjerted no bateret, offered Kem on acilit this matter. There has bea econ”
“in-q rvernomem —hboveing to-ted in aedrrote to high zone d’ stri et 0 At’onta. After ipreecntinvinedentie a ondes business andrveebkvlf-e night tohe the ent-nytey. He cyl he prederp? h tono **.eg:e11 fitire t - 09 :e11 no any fitire transactions n he rented, tybe bs utely su”
“CT: Viel Livingston WER-BELL IT 23 September 1959 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce 1. Subject phoned me on 9 September 1959 to say that he was in atlanta and to ask if anything had been done concerning our use of hin in the Jomirican Republic I told him that we ”
“on 27 July, and upon Hr. Eeles' recomen- dation, I telephoned the Director.concerning this matter. : 2. The Director said be bad not discussed this with Colonel King, and asked me what was the issue. I said that I knew State 100LD đốt not like the idea of us having brought this m”
“VLONAE Chief, CI/OA 2? LUG *362 Deputy Director of Security (106) C-101331 #279 089 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 27 July 19 2 wherein Provisional Operational Approval interest. only. was indicated for possible use of Subject as an agent in Mexico by IFW unde”
“14-00000 states, " .. .•;■ his ixC rionce prier to 1965 .ir thr 2: Firdd, : 1 eceelved .. ul.n variety 0 training on: he V.i. ., ■ :ted into were 02/ fpoteated rolen. vabs s con/ 1 6 t. a. Che nach of, role was in nil-T .n to tun de a ausiaied :i .a s- aritive WlaC. ariio”
“p of Alpha 66. 5. The Agency files CONTAIN NO INDICATION THAT ANY CIA NW 66000 Docld:32272147 Page 2 SECRET 11110409 officers officers even used the Name Moris Bishop AS AN AliAS, NOR THAT ANYONE NAMEL Morris Bishop WAS WER employed by the Agency. 6. The thee Attempts by VeciANA ”
“Mr. Justin Gleichauf, OC Contacts Representative in Miani, until Mr. Flores returned to washington. 03 4. At chout 2230 I reached Subject and told him his information had been passed up the line; that we were interested in any additional information he could obtain and asked him ”
“Uruguay, and a memorandum requesting appointment to the Foreign Service for assignment to Spain. 3. Additionally, CCS records contain index cards on the following individuals: a. Colonel Bradley E. Ayers The index card shows - that a personal military cover file on Col. Ayers was”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“tor and had added that he was investigating Communism in a certain unnamed Central American country. 6.In June 1962, the Mexico Station advised that CAIN was being deported by the Mexican Ministry (of) Gobernacion for these violations: 1950-2773, te tow Prativa AssisitaM COHEN, a”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“ANA was attempting to use ZABALA poten- tially to get Agency financial support for his organization. SECRET 2 : NW 65987 Docld:32413735 Page 2 104-10181-10183 : SECRET VECTANA suggested that $50,000 would be needed to get his activities off the ground. Lue indicated to VECIANA th”
“. 4-00000 SECRET CIA INTERNAL USE CNILY Chief, Miani Field Office 03S-44-74 ATTN : Mr. Bruce Halnwaring 8 January 1974 Chief, Domestic Colluekion Division (Support Branch/OSS) Bltchall L. werbell, III 1. To have reviewed subject’s 201 file for additional information. ”
“SECRET 0002417 MW 14 7/25/75 memo St. George-firo- inteWhe 12/49 rest he had they learnedSariet luy CIA work e d for Intelligence in Vierina in 1945 mid 40'5 debriefed 12/58 ne Castros activities also interest li bis 00/CD in 1/60, 2/62 + 4/64 12/23/75 memo Ma”
“QCOPET OLU:L 0002300 He would the to worti overseas for C/Cain A. worked to Crok Ch Shift oarea ooe oinwould centartprovide Cubanoninunducrer with info Checgo Acti v i t i e s +. 26-38 Aug 1963 oy Erbors Gaticilly Padi ni o Si e rra Caen infore a Cuban exile Graip in ”
“CFBONAt POtss MO. 1 SECRET Tavany Memorandum UNITED STATES Gov LRNMENT TO : Chief, CI/OA DATE: 30 AUG 1952 FROM : Deputy Director of Security (ICS) SUBJECT: C-101331 #279 089 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 27 July 1952 wherein Provisional Operational a”
“INVOLVED WITH ANTI-CASTRO PLOTTERS IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND OFFERED PROVIDE BKHERALD BITH INFO ON REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES IN CARIBBEAN. HE GRANTED POA IN AUGUST 1959 BUT THIS CANCELLED OCTOBER 1959 WHEN HIS INFO PROVED BE OF DATE: onia: UNIT:... EXT:" at.sas.wa ore-cen”
“14-00000 2 ( trot DISPAtc: 51*0 40 NUMSIA CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S.E C R ET HBRT-7797 that a discussion might be held with James G. COLLETT, who was COS in Santiago during most of that time. CHOADEN believes that COLLETT will confirm that CHOADEN’ demonstrated his int”
“rad Louch vans Malone 1 Rosen Sullivan 1 Tavel Trotter RAM:djv Tele. Hoo Holmes.. i ane CIA OFFICERS 2 Paris (Enclosures 2) (See Note, Page 3) London (Enclosures 2) (See Note, Page 3) SCE NOTE, PASE litami-(Sed Note, Page 3) • 55199251902 NW 66000 Docld:32201939 Page 2 يد Page 32”
“14-00000 500 9) 23 S/A Fredericks in Miami at Mr. Cohen’s suggestion. S/A Fredericks was not available. Mr. Cohen then advised me to return to my office and he would contact me with further instructions. Mr. Cohen retained the Form 879. Subsequently, Mr. Cohen advised me ”
“14-00000 CIA "TERNAL U- net / F-12-79-00 Chief, Miami Field Office 038-44-74 ATTN1 Mr. Bruce Mainwaring 8 January 1074 Chief, Domestic Collection Division (Support Branch/08S) Mitchell L. Worbell, III ”LowiiabOwevny * 1. He have reviewed subject’s 201 file for additio”
“to supply the agent with a reasonable facimile of a Gillette letterhead together with a message which would offer him em ployment upon his arrival in Mexico City. Again Mr. Gross approved of it in principle, but requested that a copy of the letter be shown him prior to its d”
“1 4-00000 A ■ SECRET 4 - 3. After Mr. Oldfield had put a avuber of Questions to Bianons the latter asked Oldfield shethor Coddea is possibly a British agent which Oldfield emphatically answered ia the negative. 6. Mr. Oldfield said that he would now-sond off a oonnonicat”
“frew e o ’ " C ceasing alar: % • S02 C Wilo 2 cinive. 230 of 27 his frr Jaire : 3 s . the Col 2. entire conversation wns. on the lovel of buddies s tr: War stories. Subject oro$o the veracity 02 I monciptod that he Stato Department ■ C sted in the problems of drug ”
“SECRET (When Pilled Jn) 26 February 1957 REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND APPROVAL PROJECT TO: CI/Operational Approval and Support FROM: (Division). Division WH/III/CUBA SUBJECT CI/OA FILE NO. SO FILE NO. reut NAME Ross Lester CORZIER - C-25507 CRVP TONYM OR PSEUDONYM ”
“Chief, Contact Division Ro -3- 22 September, 1939. great stal en torcrastton from hta concerning the prevert political add ocomcate 1 eituation in Cuba. Ca was not fissedletely available ead tad no conzactica vith the Ancumants allegedly pousessed Uy Verson. Ortega, forcer ne”
“of Addis Ababa-2200 is not the man we seek. (s) Director-95641, dated 30 April 1968; is a request that future traffic be sent in Air Force Channels. (t) Memorandum, dated 2 May 1968; concerns a Roderick Claflin Brown, a Panamanian National; forwarded to the FBI Brown's depo”
“Fotiys bitteinp to--ted In a nedernte to high rent dintrlet r At’onto.. After . redrntin’n one phrntinr meerntinm bossiness periice asked fin Yeht tape the rne 41 ta eex nti-viey, . va ex’d he preferred a t-no ‘t: es : 1) an any Aitsre. transactions - ns he sented to de ab”
“H 10. Cover — Operational Duties VAIVADA’s present cover consists of being a graduate student at the University of Habana. Efforts are currently underway to obtain a new cover as representative in Habana of a well-known U.S. polling agency. Subject's duties are those of a P”
“14-00000 .a r 1 » « Leave Without Pay status on 19 November 1971, pending zl (disability retirement. His retirement became effective on 19 November 1972, as a GS-12. At the time of retire ment he resided at 4305 Kentbury Drive, Bethesda, Maryland. The latest notation in”
“d States agency and that his comments concerning to that agency. SOURCE would be relayed CIA OFFICER noted that he was returning to New York City from iliami and said that, in the event he received any additional information concerning Cubela, he would forward it to the FBI. He f”
“UP SECKEI P h o n e (A re a 2 0 2 ) 5 4 4 -6 0 0 0 131 1 Mr. Schwarz. Can you tell from the face of it. are we 2 correct that this is a document that was sent from the CIA 3 station in Santiago to CIA headquarters purporting to come 4 from COllOn and purporting to be direc”
“estective agency and is also acting as public relationsedlicerii %Prto and bia group. To is bel loved to be the owner of a corporation secva e.o. : "Siterpriweo Many, lnc," the exact operations of which are mlmcvn. 3. Behilldecker suid that Jackson claimed to have excellent s”
“SICE) CONFIDENTIAL E-2, IMPOZY CL. GV: 528083 7113-20-02】 ☐ ☐ ☐ MAY 12 CDITION QUA FPMR ( ) 121-11.0 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum 10 : Collection Division Chief, Domestic ATTN : Support Branch/OSS (JGross) FROM : Chief, Miami Field Office SUBJECT: CIA Operative in El Salva”
“told Cogswell he would meet him the next day. 4/20/66 met with Cogswell at his hotel room. Discussed Cuban refugees with whom Cogswell remain in contact; dis- cussions with Frank O'Brien. (Waidley had spoken to O'Brien earlier that day - \frac{}{}4/20). i Noted Cogswell's willing”
“t if he (Merola) vere to see this Vermillion that Merola would become a suspected CIA agent as well. 2. Merola said that he was passing this information to us in case we did indeed have a man in San Salvador by the name of Vermillion. Marola has been a contact of the Miami Field ”
“14-00000 -2"' frie lettor was written at a timi when the 1" Division had achieved for CIA its first detailed budget from NOFE and was further asking a mutuality of relations betweon NCFE and CI), ultimately defined in Memorandum of Understanding, dated 24 September, signed”