“14-00000 C 0 P I FREE TRADE UNION CONVITTEE Labor League for limian Rights Box 65, Radio City Station liew York 19, %. Y. May 13, 1952 Adniral S. B. Niller, President National Comi’tteo for Free Strove, Ine. 110 West 57th Street New York City Dear Admiral Miller”
“14-00000 Ui Decerber 1753 M-OCUN FOR DIRECTOR -32 CL"t.si. L. LITENCH. VIAS DEMPTY DO-070 (16/92), SUBJECT: Conversation with Loe Pennington 1. On Friday, 11 Decesber, T had a conversation with led: Pennington, formerly of the 291 ases recently appointed director of t”
“14-00000 W 7 10 June $ BILL: My opinion on this matter is the same as Campbell’s: that Pella has not. gotten a square deal from NCFE. Have talked to Mary Newsom (kax± acting chief of Rumanian desk, PC) on this and she 1) agrees that Pella should get renumeration for ”
“14-00000 $ September 18, 1953 Memorandum for Messrs. Joseph B. Phillipe William Durkee Thomas Braden. George Morgan Abbott Washburn The attached memorandum is self-explanatory and was written to me by Mr. Jackson while he was away on vacation. Could someone--parhap”
“14-00000 ,. sco* 6 the latest information in the papers was at least three years old. which would indicate CHEREPANOV had no current access and there was no indication CHEREPANOV was interested in a future contact. / 8 0001257”
“1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT Meeting With PDLADLE and Bernard E. Moneure 7 December 1977 1. Subject meeting was held in New York City at the home of MONCURE on 7 December 1977, and attended by PDLADLE, MONCURE, Mike Sednaoui, Vascia Gmirkin and Terrell Hutchison. 2. 3.”
“14-00000 : ; Hi 0% 1 July 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DIRECTOR or CENTAL IHTI.LIOSSCE SUBJECT: Comments on Arthur Page’s letter of 29 June 1953 1. I think a budget presentation before a mixed audianco of PRC members and directors or members of the Executive Committee of NCYE ”
“for this Agency’s FI program wherever possible. 3. I should appreciate your keeping mo advised on the possibility of keeping Kenneth Dean Koch in Berlin as the RFE representative. PETEF SICNBL EE/F1690”
“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 (”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 ulf uPaROMIEID) BRELEASE 1903 CERSTO■•HBMHB 1 ‘* Washington, D.C. 2b August 1964 Dear Kr. Aaron: 1 as making reference to your reply to my ad for a po- bition with the U.S. Government as a Russian language lirgulst. From 1 to 4 September, I will be in Fhil”
“13-00000 SECRET From the Desk of Linda C. Cipriani NOTE FOR: J. Barry Harrelson FROM: Linda C. Cipriani DATE: 09/26/96 12:22:04 PM SUBJECT: Agee Memo - New draft Here it is... with Jeremy's improvements. Please read it carefully as I had to rush through this. Some of J”
“IRS FOLLOWING IXFORMTICN UBTATISD PRON A BOLS HOT Tv BE DISSEMINATED CUTSIDE THE BUREAU AND SIP/DLE NOT CE SET OUT IN ANY INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS t. IPCARATICS FNOA THIS INFORMANT SHUULD 32 UTILIZED FOR LEAD PURPOSES CCILY AND Anx STAT MERT CUNC.REIVO Ti^ COVERAGE IN EFFECT Re1”
“14-00000 a-eot 7’49 NITHLT. O' VC9t1L 0 WA .9 CS-1337 (Millard) 43 2 February 1956 9145-RST 2 3 6 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contact Division, 00 st J SUBJECT : Research Institute of America 1. On 26 January 1956, Kr. Millard of this office, together with Er. Ro”
“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:”
“appointment and that his headquarters will be in Vienna. X am enclosing a copy of his summary of background and would appre ciate hearing anything from you that seems relevant." Charles A. Lea CCMajor :dp Enclosure Cappia 28058 + 5/202 1 20”
“14-00000 ■ 28 December 1966 Tom: I’m not overly enthusiastic about the possibilities of getting much from ‘t. * SKEWER -1; however, would ilke to meet T ;him and chat about his friends and business A. associates in the W/L Islands, lle’possibly might be used 0s on entr”
“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”
“is unable to attend and you feel that I should go, I moils be willing to do so. 3. Concerning your report of Frank Altschul’s feellny ac 1 grievance, I should be glad to si a letter to him if “r. Dnlles agrees that I 8a the proper person :o do this. Pending Wr. Miller? cons”
“14-00000 1 i C INE 2 WASHINGTON. To ASHCRAFT FOR TRAVIS. FROM LEA SECURITY INFORMATION CITE NY 0470 THIS IS SENSITIVE, sAyo . . .*. CASE15 nd . :*y*. :; ■ THE MEETING TODAY WITH CHERNE RRT CHERNE WAS COMPLETELY SUCCESSFUL. WHEN HE GETS BACK TO WASHINGTON, ROSE IS ”
“Attachment A a copy of Brown’s : written answers to our soccific questions. (Attachment B in a criteria i for USEP assistance.) . • to 2. In regard to the criticism levelled at Prown and the Oornan unit by the formar’a NO office, the following pertinent excorpta were passe”
“1 4-00000 49 A c KE 5; Mr. McLean has business interests in Dallas and said that he is willing to explore this possibility with Mr. McLendon if we provide guidance. ' ■ 6. Mr. McLean himself perhaps offers more potential - via International Ventures, Inc. Mr. McLean is s”
“of the members of the Board and the Executive Committee and suggested a date around the first week in August., I told him I would do it if I had not already left the country by that’ time. Jan (5) Spencer is pleased with the better integration and coordination of activities”
“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 -2- to above and cite thin as an example of why I would prefer to stay out of the matter directly. li. A cony of this memorandum 1a furnished to Mr. Houston because of hla knowledge of the bankaround of the old halaza allegations, and the difficulties which Mala”
“that living deteriorate conditions and, being a at Syros are Bulgarian, he such, could w* not lock forward to fair treatment at the hands of the Creaks. =, HE a instructed not to reveal to anyone what took place during . >, discussion theviolated *§ he was told that He ”
“The article cited by mo/P was a report of continued Corssuni st accusations that Corn Warfare was being waged by UN forces in Korea. h. The Crusade people in New Tort were advised that their project was cancelled and no further amplification of PCI’s ruling was received. 8. ”
“must be made, which are bound to be unpleasant, but they are essential, unless we are going to continue a nore charity operation and miss the real purpose of FEUE. 1 Sincerely yours. LT:ECK Dr. A. A. Berle, Jr. dLevering Tyson 70 Pine Street President New York 5, N. Y.”
“14-00000 Ct*139/ 0..01117L obeet Apparen. 10 lot rest a Man. . ... 3. Apparently R.I.S. ultivation or sa prior to the above incident. According to tis . it has 2 ceived what appeared to se a routine invitation • vts. acoustics Dicilities in Moscoi u.td Lencgrad in 3. ‘•”
“necessary * ,12 or desirable. S **A % 2 0 10. We will expect, in addition to the requirements that have been promised, that Headquarters will advise us on their desire to arrange for the one-shot approach previously suggested by Headquarters, or a different ar rangement. ”
“1 June 21, 1950 , ,>6 04 *.* -% Dear Mr. Glaser: I am enclosing herewith two letters received DM Woods from American Express and copy of answer as per our telephone conversations. ■ 1 3: | ■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ’ t 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 , 1 1”
“14-00000 . a t. fin " 1 s 4 *} 1 11- CEpnrv- onE) 1 D .6. It is recommended that WH Division give consideration to employing Mr. Crozier AS a recruiter when worthwhile recruitment- in-place CP targets are developed, or otherwise arise, in various Latin American ”
“14-000' ECRIT TO WASHINGTON *2 O MTV YoaK. TO ASHCRAFT FOR ALIEN FROM LEA — SECURITY INFORMATION - CITE MT 9913 CASE 12667 FURTHER TO NY 5811 AND W 3824 art ir 5813 ADD IY 9824, PRESUMABLY NOT APT Nor ov DIMIDIATE INT KRIST To amursron), MI HAVE BI TOLD 3 87 BECKER RPT”
“that our con- sultant, Mr. Burnham, will operate in the wings and that his name will not be too prominently displayed. As the result of his recent book and the furer of communist commentary, he ic a "sitting duck" for hostile propaganda in my opinion. I am entirely in favor of”
“SINCE SUMNER 1952 RPT SUMMER 192 BECAUSE IA SO PLACED x EG IN THE DISAPPROVED CATEGORY (ALTHOUGH A RE-EVALUATICA DECEMBER 1952 RPT DECEMBER 1952 TRANSFERRED HIM TO LIMITED SECURITY STATUS). MR a BECKER HAS NEVER VOLUNTEERED INFORN 1C9 SPT INFORMATION OF POTENTIAL •. INTEREST ”
“14-00000 SEUSEATT 23013 -2- 5. An was agreed in a recent discussion between Major Mitchell of this Division and Miss Stern of your office, we hope such embarrassments may be avoided in the future by bringing the facts to the attention of RFE and by asking RK to limit its”
“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 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 ”
“1 4-00000 RICHARD A WICCLrSwoRT COMNITTes ON ^Darmet, Wirscrerers APPROPRIATIONS Congress of the United States House of Representatives Rlashington, D. C. February 10, 1951. Mr. Walter L. Pforzhelmer, Legislative Counsel, Central Intelligence Agoney, Washington, D”
“14-00000 2. the manager or complete the study of the office's requirements, but that he is kicking going to have it done. On his personal affairs, Subject said he was going to move in December to the Lomas, to a condominium apartment. PRM Attention "Paul"a the C.O. woul”
“14-00000 233 Ui, CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH sECRIT DESENSITIZED HNNA - 31398 2. In January 1968 LIREALN-1 presented an accounting for reimbursement by the Station to which the Station took exception. Some of the entertainment of marginal assets - involved totals which th”
“14-00000 SECSET -4- q. TERESIOKOV who works for Radio Liberty. He is stable. No passage. R. MYZYUR - An oceanographer who came into the U.S. through the IRC. He works for the Logos Development Company. He is anti-Agency but very stable and sober. No passage. 3. Mr. Fr”
“Case Officer asked A-19 if AMWORLD-2 had closed his Swiss 1 waccount for certain.A-19 replied yes. The writer then told him that 1 -that was good because the $25,000 used to open the account would d 5, be refunded to A-2 and that instead of returning it to the Consejo 4 SL th”
“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.”
“14-00000 • 8,6 his absence Mr. Peary, his assistant, received a telephone call from KUTAKOV, the Soviet Under-Secretary, who asked that Peary send directly to him Congressional reports on Chemical Warfare, USSR-US cultural exchanges, hearings on the United Nations. These ”
“SFP ET 9 Nov. 1450 xxxisx Ne are very anx ious to hive the jfct; photo-book finished as fast as possible. 1 it. that Re As Loomis The Better Handled as you a lore can do it, this took will be one of th e sost porertiuorix deffestive shots we canffireeani —- sand it, that”
“14-00000 SECRET 5564 ANALYSIS REPORT Dr. Jaroslay Kremel WS *$564 apohSS Tver OF Document Process Sheet N‘6722/63 *2/1/66 tyre-orongautzaricn F.O. SECONDARY NO, ASIBSECT & AREA:- Dr. Jaroslav Kremel’s (8-5564) Defection and Redefection. SOURCE & CONTACT: W. L. Freun”
“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”
“2*9288 EuE Humfitttins - DAN earey - I Dear Kr.. Thomas: .Due to increased demands upon my time from other clients, I find it necessary to relinguish my duties as legal counsel for the IILR here in Mexico, and I do so with great reluctance. One of my hieretofore-less”