“onal operations. NW 66000 Docld:32271295 Page 7 footnotes for VECIANA Gupton section of Doug Gupton, House Select Committee on ASSASSINATIONS, Λ 170. Staff interview 8/28/78, JFK Document No. 002101 171. Ibid, 172. Ibid. 173. Ibid. 174. Ibid, p. 2. 175. Ibid. 176. Ibid. 177. Ibid”
“go at CIA Headquarters, 28 July 1978, 10:00 A.M. Charles Berk and Dan Hardway representing the HSCA. On 28 July 1978 at 10:00 A.M. Charles Berk and Dan Hardway of the House Select Committee on Assassinations conducted a three hour interview at CIA Headquarters with Barney Nieves ”
“dress when requested to do so by Mr. Berk. NW 66000 Docld:32271380 Page 2 page 2--Hidalgo interview. Mr. Hidalgo indicated that at the time of President Kennedy's assassination, he was a CIA case officer working at Agency Headquarters on Cuba related matters. When asked to identi”
“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”
“WMMS-03790___ 201-0736813 . 29/10/64 —— AO WH/1 LIFTER/9—C---------------- HMMS-03791 201-0007132 00 29/10/64 r - A0 IP DAVIS ALFARO SIQUEIROS ■ HMMS-03819 - ------ ------ 201-0351545 89/11/64---------------- AO IP UNDELIVERED LETTER TO ADOLPH BERNARD HORN J HMMS-03843 25/1”
“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”
“assuming any responsibilities for his actions, and before informing him of any operational ratters. 3. Subject said that he had heard from his contact in Miami NANOCL (presumably Firestone) that Batista and some of his close associates were preparing to come into the United State”
“ice a. Loty would Ali debriefing reporton Ho go to si office. < NW 66000 Docld:32272535 Page 2 9 10. Was A/1 used operationally a) describe use Was Ali ever used vay CIA in its efforts to peretrate Cuban Emb in Mx Cy Did CIA in fact penetrate cuban Emb in Mx Cy - prior to JFKassa”
“Secret clonal 7/10/70 (195) (194) B.H. was a CIA agent from 1952 to 1970. (11 Between 1960 and (196) 1964 he was assigned to Cuban operations. (Liapo As such, he testified, he was involved in "day-to-day" operations with David Atlee Phillips. He characterized Phillips as "an exce”
“e U.S. Embassy in Madrid, Spain, and was in contact with both Odon Alvarez de la CAMPA and Jose Luis NW 65990 Docld:32373858 Page 2 ( SECRET 2 GONZALEZ Callarretia, as noted in the press releace. The purpose of this contact was limited specifically to obtaining intelligence infor”
“14-00000 SECRET Office Memorandum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO 1 Chief, Plans Staff, FI DATE: 18 December 1953 FROM 1 Chief, WiD SUBJECT: Project BIRADIAL 1. Project BIRADLAL is being terminated as of 1 December 1953 inasmuch as BIRADIAL has been denied entry into Argenti”
“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”
“esponse to your request and is not for dissemi not be disclosed to unauthorized person- Enc losed fo r the Bureau are 12 copies of a letter- bead memo dated and captioned as above which has been dissem inated locally to INS, ONI, OSI, G-2, INTC, U.S. Coast Guard 1.8. Border Patr”
“-6- J 1 Area Knowledge: Subject’s ouly travel outside of Venezuela was to 1C Colombia. 1revious Intelligence ‘ Training: None indicated but probably has had some intelligence training during his Itar caroer. 1.08 0 29 other: Hle ia Chief of Investigations Of the SIFA, ”
“he Office of Security have been checked and files have been located on eight of the ten individuals. 2. (S) The following is a brief outline of the nature of the relationship that the Agency had with each of the eight individuals on whom the Office office of Security has files. T”
“14-00000 - ■ 9 SEGRET SECURITYINFORMATION KCORANM FOR ma CHIEF OF FOREIGN INNLLIGENCE 5 August 1953 SUBJECT: Project ETRADIAL 1. The purpose of this project is to provide for the covert training and transfer of a contract agent from Costa Rica to Argentina, where the lat”
“contacts in the Cubana Airlines and because of his possible‘ association with individuals who travel regularly between the two countries, could arrange for CIA to communicate with OFACmo =-p 0 %= clandestine sources inside Cuba. ©The Liaison Agent requestedb9*c CIA hot to es”
“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”
“maintenance and use of cover for Subject during his Agency career as a Staff Employee from 1956-70. b. Louis Posada -- CCS maintains a covert tax file on Subject containing 58 documents covering his employment as an Independent Contractor from 1968-75. Information in this file ma”
“security and then attacked. RIZO is hanging around the Venezuelan Consul General in Miami. c. d. e. RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce SILVA (MANSFERRER's assistant), FEDRAZA, and MANSFERRER are air dropping material into Cuba and the Isle of Pines. SILVA suggeste”
“Office of Security have been checked and files have been located on eight of the ten individuals. 2. (S) The following is a brief outline of the nature of the relationship that the Agency had with each of the eight individuals on whom the Office of Security has files. The outline”
“14-00000 HSCA_Ch ron, pa ge_ll 3_May 78 C/CI Memo to DCI re Continued Agency Responsibility for Welfare and Protection of PL 110 Cases. 4 May 78 Blakey Request:__ Winif.red Barnes 4 May 78 OLC Memo For the Record re HSCA Task Force Meeting —Providing CIA Documents —Doc”
“INVESTIGATION OF FI HART. IF THIS TRUE, POSSIBILITY EXISTS SOURCE CONNECTED WHY CIFENCE-4 VITH HART. GARCIA 201 FILE SHOWS HE DEALT WITH MIAMI ARMS DEALER IN OCT 63 ON BEHALF OF GoV. CANNOT Ciprent 1 DISCOUNT POSSIBILITY THAT GARCIA HAS HAD SUBSEQUENT DEALINGS. 1 3. FILE ”
“maintenance and use of cover for Subject during his Agency career as a Staff Employee from 1956-70. b. Louis Posada -- CCS maintains a covert tax file on Subject containing 58 documents covering his employment as an Independent Contractor from 1968-75. Information in this file ma”
“by the SB employee. Neither does he know of . the extent of contacts by this couple with other Agency employees except social contacts. 9 8. (TheOffice of Security has been running this operation for JK -over two years, in an effort to obtain conclusive proof of its intelli-.”
“Chieffin Guatemala was much, incensed but no issue was made at CIA Headquarters’ and theratter was put to rest. CIA may have developed concrete evidence that we were operating in Guatemala bearing in. mind that ' in a plago such as Guatemala City Sit would not be difficult ”
“5. Information on the background of the Cuban is fairly extensive, but it is inconclusive. He is known to have been a member of anti-. Castro organizations lathis country. There are al. reports that his mother was imprisoned in Cuba at one time. There are other ■ episodes in ”
“I&NS in Miami had stated that his Headquarters in Washington had ordered him not to release Subject. 3. Mr. Flores stated that General Cabell has been in con- tact with the State Department, especially Bill Snow, Deputy Director of Inter-American Affairs, and that Snow has the co”
“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”
“(_2 SECRET (Fi l e #2 ( L ar ge) CGC24C8 MW - 6 envelope 1945 bkgrd. K 2 8/11/45 dnies Report glowing recomendations security approval granted 3. 12/10/45 Termination inter so branch /China Leasing 554 + Army 4 9/9/62 record ck. on Werbell/armrs/Ecuador 1959 5- ”
“rodgarore 75 ewoha par** 20ty San soon 1 tied in to say the CIA. i 2 No, that doesn’t ring any bells with me. 4 Mr. Balley. He’ss 5 Senator Sehwetker. Florida banker. He was involved in 6 paramilitary or some kind of operations; 1 Mr - Harley. Well, there were two p”
“14-00000 tep -8- 15. KER BELL was also the subject of two memorandums, .signed by Lawrence R. Houston. Mr. Houston, answering a. a request from Joseph J. Liebling, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, on 23 February 1971, denied KER BELL’s alleged {: affiliation with t”
“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”
“2. Robert G. L. Wall 3. William R. Stegalilo 3. 4. Vernon J. Goertz]03 5. Robert Clark Stevens JrJ03 6. Robert Charles Bachmann 03 7. °Donald D. Wevor 03 8. Dewey A. Stinson —3 B) AGENTS 1. 201-291237 Joso Enrique DAUSA Alvarez 2. 201-315825 Jose NUNEZ Paez 3. 201 310”
“ERIALIZED. INDEXED FILED FEB 111375 FBI-SAN DIEGO い وأو 13.6 ۰۲۱۹۰ ۳۰۰۸ا د ماه ریان و ه ر י " attit, all otners. ..entioned are officials, at White Hous e statu memoers La present and past CIA chiefs. "So far a s we know, this is the first case implicating the CIA”
“BIRADIAL and his case officer will be clandestine, under pretexts still to be arranged. Communications between the former and any agents or sources he recruits will be arranged according to the circumstances. 5. BIRADIAL has been dependent upon this Agency for the past four ”
“14-00000 3 0 wall ■ Section 1A - While an undercover avent for the dederal Bureau of Investigations1 • from 1946 to 1949 I used the name of Bernard Harris to members of -’ the Communist Party of the United States. This information is already on file in this organization. .”
“14-00000 SECRET 3 August 1965 t MEMORANDUM FOR: C/WH/S ATTENTION Jonathan Hanke, C/WH/3-Bolivia SUBJECT t Eleodoro VENTOCILA Camara 1. On 29 July 1965 I discussed Subject with Major Lupton I2 of Detachment "A" of ACBI Headquarters. In response to my direct questions ”
“14-00000 ) ) / RETURN TO CIA -8- Background Use Only LDo Not Reproduce 15. WER BELL was also the subject of two memorandum signed by Lawrence R. Houston. Mr. Houston, answering a request from Joseph J. Liebling, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, on 23 February 1971”
“Aerl SECRET 10 July 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3 ATTENTION: Wayne Carley SUBJECT: LTTAMIL/9 C-101,331 1. With reference to your memorandum dated 24 June 1963 attaching PRQ Part II and requesting an Operational Approval for Subject’s use, your attention is directed to de”
“14-00000 61 23 January, 1948 ICIDIA!DUM TO : Chief Personnel Division, OSO via Executive Secretary for Information of Assistant Director, Special Operations FROM : Acting Chief, FBT SUBJECT: Recognition of Service - Birch D. O’Neal 1. In compliance with S.O. Circula”
“e U.S. Embassy in Madrid, Spain, and was in contact with both Oion Alvarez de la CAMPA and Jose Luis NW 65990 Docld:32378043 Page 1 104-10214-10032 -2- GONZALEZ Gallerrette, as noted in the press release. The purpose of this contact was limited specifically to obwining intelligen”
“investigators questioned the mystery witness closely on three separate occasions. They finally con- But Hoover abruptly blocked this line of inquiry by notifying the War ren Commission on Sept. 21, 1964, that the FBI had lecated and identified Odio's callers. He named them as Lor”
“Report of Investigation of Jan. 22, 1968 Subject: Mann, Richard Tucker / CCN 01-12-68/08-0072-3x(NS) Enclosure one is maintained on a NAVINVSERV investigation file on Richard Tucker Mann, who was of security interest to the NAVY during the late 1960^{\prime}2. It was not pro ided”
“Spain. I also recall after having left the Cuban activity that O. 410 First Street, S.E., Washington, O.C. 20003 'I read a Press article showing that he had been apprehended to O and I remember reading the publicity of that particular to ( activity. It is also my recol”
“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”
“s announced in October 1968--while still heading the "International Anti-Communist Brigade"--for his NW 65990 Docld:32373228 Page 3 2 SECRET TUDO ANIV C-SECRET EYES ONLY involvement in a group attempting to enter Guatemala to "clean out anti-Guatemalan guerrillas." At that time F”
“ssion with the HSCA representatives, one of these groups was subject to yet further distinctions. 3. The first group consisted of the following: a. Calvillo. An unwitting co-optee, it had been agreed previously that Calvillo would not be asked about the activity he engaged in tha”
“ssion with the HSCA representatives, one of these groups was subject to yet further distinctions. 3. The first group consisted of the following: a. Calvillo. An unwitting co-optee, it had been agreed previously that Calvillo would not be asked about the activity he engaged in tha”
“oyees and other categories of persons, noting that we do not refer to CIA staff employees as agents. 3. We talked about the interview of a former agent in Caracas. I attributed the failure of the HSCA to notify us of this to Dan Hardway's failure to understand what he had when he”