“Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65924 Date: 10-26-2021 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10106-10683 1 MEMORANDUM FOR: C/E/BC/C SUBJECT : Role of Vancouver, Canada, in Disinformation re the Garrison Investigation REFERENCE : OCOW-6315, 22 August 1967, subject: KEYWAY/Garrison Inves”
“to commit suicide. NORTON'S lies about CIA first appeared in the Vancouver Sun on 5 August 1967. 000 2. The attached FEI report, DBB 77295, 10 April 1967, concerns another example of disinformation appearing in Vancouver, involving the Sun, and related to the Garrison case. A che”
“ons to commit suicide. NORTON's lies about CLA first appeared in the Vancouver Sun on 5 August 1967. 2. The attached FEI report, DBB 77295, 10 April 1967, concerns another example of disinformation appearing in Vancouver, involving the Sun, and related to the Garrison case. A che”
“ons to commit suicide. NORTON's lies about CILA ürst appeared in the Vancouver Sun on 5 August 1967. 2. The attached FBI report, DBB 77295, 10 April 1967, concerns another example of disinformation appearing in Vancouver, involving the Sun, and related to the Garrison case, A che”
“-official who has been Garrison has dozens of witnesses he will subpena to fit ■% '. accused, of being u.ns,t able and of . bits and pieces into the puzzle. Individually, many can be < 5 vta seeking headlines.yxsp ’ dismissed as unreliable, but collectively they raise many ' &”
“subject: KEYWAY/Garrison Investigation Di Kennedy Assassination: Donald P. NORTOL., file 100-300-17. 1. Reference forwarded a Cl/RAA memorandum about NORTON to Chief of Station, Ottowa. Since that date FEI reports have shown that NORTON is a cón man, and U.S. Air Force Medical re”
“13-00000 SEUHEL EYES ONLY describes Double Chek as a cover and funding mechanism for recruiting and paying American flyers who participated at the Bay of Pigs, The General Counsel has informed CI/R&A that in fact Double Chek was created after the deaths of the flyers for t”
“ecial on Credibility of Garrison's Investigation of Kennedy Assassination The attached copy of a FBI communication is for your information, and may be retained or destroyed. The Department of State has no objection to the release or declassification of this document in full under”
“ED ANAL USE ONLY ☐ CONFINTIAL SECRET/SENSITIVE ☐ SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) Garrison Investigation - Garrison/George Brown--Possible Attempt to Embarrass Agency FROM: *GSMusulin/cs Som DCS/Operational Support Staff EXTENSION NO. Case 49364 2268 DATE 900 K”
“ED 104-10067-10071 SEORET DVDAT AIDAT ( 15 SEP 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT : Garrison's Charges Against CIA This summary lists those persons linked in published comments of Garrison or others to the New Orleans investigation who also have, have h”
“ound we could furnish him on Gurevich and his methods. We will keep you informed if there are furthe r developments. BenPHaynes/mf :; いい ERNEST A. RISCHE . Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 5010-108 NW 65987 Docld:32419758 Page 1 104-10189-10018 MEMORAN”
“V OGC 67- 2367 SECRET 20 Jadefer 20 December 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of General Counsel ATTENTION Mr. John Greaney SUBJECT James Garrison 1. Per our conversation in the environs of the DD/P’s office on 19 December, we have just received from London]Sta- tion axscr”
“rowing influence of CIA on U.S. media had made it impossible for him to be heard in his own country. 3. Reference A gaya Gerrizon, calm and composed, waa suificiently credible to elicit rather favorable reviews from generally well informed Dutch newspapers. "Several Dutch viewers”
“SECRET 7/10/78 27/11/7 11110-Filmer Office J Security -File - Pile Review James Garrison - Vol. I - no notes. Mortty newspaper clips + menros seen in DDP filer Jams Garrison - Vol II -no notes necessary # Garrison Case - Volume : - no notes 2 -3- Volume# 2 E - Checks”
“son and presentation. Likely that the NTS will try to sell this program to other European stations." 4. Reference B says that the Dutch press was generally favorable and that many comments noted he seemed logical and in control of his facts. The majority opinion among Embassy, US”
“1967 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT : Garrison Investigation of Kennedy Assassination: Donald P. (or T.) NORTON 1. On 6 Angust 1967 we were informed that the Vancouver (Canada) Sun was running or soon would run aa interview with osa Donald P. (or T.) KORTON, 35 years old, who had made the fo”
“Hague and may have visited China in 1964. In August 1966 he applied for a Chicom visa at The Hague. k. An FBI report of 12 May 1967 says that Oltmans claimed to have written for Ramparts an article about CIA in Indonesia. No such article has been found. 6. Reference B requested b”
“e, and a homosexuel who seems to be or to have been intimate with ex-President Sukarno of Indonesia. Consideration is being given to forwarding to the Station at The Hague overt derogatory information about Garrison from the U.S. press and TV/radio interviews for release to CA as”
“son and presentation. Likely that the NTS will try to sell this program to other European stations," 4. Reference B says that the Dutch press was generally favorable and that many comments noted he seemed logical and in control of his facts. The majority opinion among Embassy, US”
“either on first-hand observation by the author or on other, identified sources--since it deals with the continuing investigation, conducted by District Attorney Garrison ; of New Orleans, La. That investigation tends to keep alive speculations about the death of President Ken”
“93 : JFK37 : F18 : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 1993.08.11.11:48:22:430007 NW 65924 Docld:32357449 Page 1 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65924 Date: 10-26-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10105-10188 SUBJECT:”
“n about Garrison from the U.S. press and TV/radio interviews for release to CA assets there. DETAILS 1. References state that on 22 February 1968 Garrison appeared on Dutch TV (Dutch Television Foundation, NTS) during prime time for one hour (time not stated). Neither reference e”
“MORANDUM FOR: Attention SUBJECT : C/WH/COG Miss Nancye Gratz : Cubans and the Garrison Investigation 1. As you know, Garrison continues to charge that a group of anti-Castro Cubans employed by CIA participated in the assassination of President Kennedy. The fact that he continues ”
“ctive of 'covering up' the 'cone tracy' tor President Johnson. Aynesworth sald Gervage has documents , including at least one in Garrison's own handwriting, which presumably have been extracted tron Garrison's files. (3) DDP relationship: The above report sayo that BROWN!as coope”
“n about Garrison from the U.S. press and TV/radio interviews for release to CA assets there. DETAILS 1. References state that on 22 February 1968 Garrison appeared on Dutch TV (Dutch Television Foundation, NTS) during prime time for one hour (time not stated). Neither reference e”
“TEGET HOFF WAS WOFIRM, WHICH DENIED. SUBJ PUITE INCOHERENT , IN FACT , APPEARS PSYCHOTIC Calin 15-10 OUS. CLAIMS WAS INTERVIEWED BY POSSIBLY DANGER NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT ATT OR NEY GARRISON 14-16 MAY CN CONNECT ION "CIA AND PRES KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.” SUBJ CLAIMS GARRIS”
“pub- strange concoction of clipped - "The FI fl h Amendment de scrutiny in different phrases, cloak and dagger and/or immunity (and) legal areas. . - terminology and veiled refer- , tactics will not suffice,’ the ■te At the, same tline, the let- ences to “top secret”, activi- ”
“eight 00-B reports sub mitted by the New Orleans office. At one 1 time he had the "Y" number 145.1« The- last contact took place on 25 May 1956. On 23 January 1967 Jack S. MARTIN phoned the New Orleans office, said that he was working on an important undercover deal for ”
“material witness. b. On 7 March 1968 Judge Matthew BRANIFF issued a second subpoena for Mr. DULLES. c. On 22 May 1968 GARRISON's office accused the Justice Department of refusing to cooperate in the subpoenaing of Mr. DULLES as a witness. 8. Wieslaw GORNICKI (201-198323) a. GORNI”
“S SEDITIONS US ☑ SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL USE ONLY ☐ UNCLASSIFIED NW 65924 Docld:32357449 Page 2 MEMORANDUM No. 8 SUBJECT: RYBAT Garrison and the Kennedy Assassination I. SUMMARY 1. This memorandum is lengthy because it reports on thirty persons inv ol ved in Garrison's inves”
“e, and a homosexual who seems to be or to have been intimate with ex-President Sukarno of Indonesia. Consideration is being given to forwarding to the Station at 77. The Hague overt derogatory information about Garrison from the U.S. press and TV/radio interviews for release to C”
“ing Influence of CIA on U.S. media had made it impossible for him to be heard in his own country. ** 3. Reference A saya Garrison, calm and composed, was sufficiently credible to elicit rather favorable reviews from generally well informed Dutch newspapers. "Several Dutch viawers”
“? September 1968. Office of Mr. Cork, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 343-5704. No additional information. e. 5 September 1968. Caller, J.J. Harris, said that... there had been no word from London. No more information. (Comment: One Jones Harris is an assistant of Richard H. Popkin, a ”
“of this material may be sent to the Station for use by Dutch CA assets. ERTURE CARD REPRODUCTIONS 9. 2. The following were Garrison's charges: a. Kennedy was murdered because he favored a detente detrimental to the interests of the "military- industrial complex". b. Kennedy was t”
“e seeking a 'man who had been with the intelligence agency but still cared about the United States.' "Mr. Boxley then said his real name was William C.. Wood; he was forty-eight years old, originally from Texas; he had worked 10 years as a newspaper reporter -- last on The Denver”
“ef’h genes .- 4 - Pr !‘ ? ‘,d 1 TH 7. Oswald, New Orleans, Garrison Case 3) Rocca said that the CI/R and A stayed on top of the Garrison case and "summarized overt developments." Rocca identified the analyst for the Garrison material as Donald Pratt. Rocca said that b”
“CIA training camp in Louisiana. DDP from 13 Novem ber 1964 to 31 October 1965. h. Emi lio SANTANA G alindo. Was interrogated by Garrison and staff for five days in February 1967. DDP contact from October 1962 to October 1963. 3. The DCS contacts are the following: a. Carlos Jose ”
“at least intellectually a Communist and believes Communism to be the economic system of the future. j. HAGU-1365, 24 October 1966, says Oltmans wrote pro-Lumumba articles in 1960, visited Cuba in 1962 and perhaps 1963, developed friendly relations with Chicoms at The Hague and ma”
“Garrison investigators. TWX #0002 to contacts/Washington, 10/13/67 "We have never remunerated him." Contacts with Shaw resulted in eight reports. Contact was Huner Leake Relationship was discontinued as shotgun approa-h to collection effort! waved and it became obvious that Shaw ”
“ce of six DCS reports. Contact has not been terminated. b. George BROWN. (1) Prior references: None. (2) Involvement in Garrison investigation: A DCS Houston report of 27 December 1967 states that George BROWN received a disturbing telephone call on 22 December 1967 from Hugh AYN”
“evidence, except the unsupported word of a criminel oland cru addict, that Clay SILAV know Orald-31 only persen indicted by Carrison to data sa the charge of conspiring to kill President Kennedy, edy. NW 65987 Docld:32417338 Page 1 SECRET RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not ”
“n Garrison investigation: A DCS Houston report of 21 December 1767 states that George BROWN received a disturbing telephone call on 22 December 1757 from Hugh AYNESWORTH of Newswees, who said that Bill "Geryage" (Continent: Presumably Identical with William H. GURVICH) Lad indica”
“tal of 13 meetings took pl ace. BARTES is the source of six DCS reports. Contact has not been termin ated. b. George BROWN. (1) Prior references: None. (2) Involvement in Garrison investigation: A DCS Houston report of 27 December 1967 states that George BROWN received a disturbi”
“? September 1968. Office of Mr. Cork, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 343-5704. No additional information. e. 5 September 1968. Caller, J.J. Harris, said that there had been no word from London. No more information. (Comment: One Jones Harris is an assistant of Richard H. Popkin, a jou”
“ce of six DCS reports. Contact has not been terminated. b. George BROWN. (1) Prior references: None. (2) Involvement in Garrison investigation: A DCS Houston report of 21 December 1767 states that George BROWN received a disturbing telephone call on 22 December 1757 from Hugh AYN”
“SHAW is the source of eight 00-B reports sub mitted by the New Orleans office. At one time ho had the "Y" -number 145.1. The - last contact took place on 25 May 1956. On 23 January 1967 Jack S. MARTIN phoned the New Orleans office, said that he was working on an important”
“at least intellectually a Communist and believes Communism to be the economic system of the future. J. HAGU-1365, 24 October 1966, says Oltmans wrote pro-Lumumba articles in 1960, visited Cuba in 1962 and perhaps 1963, developed friendly relations with Chicoms at The Hague and ma”
“designation, room number, and building) ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET EXTENSION NO. 7468 DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. General Counsel 7D01 LRH JKg DATE OFFICER'S INITIALS RECEIVED FORWARDED Lall 12 JAN 1968 COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to ”
“with the CIA. New York: Canyon 1? Powledge, F. carrison Taking? the Republic, 17 sone 34 Gm- Mrestne » May Sobarts, C. "Tin Case of Jim Garrieon and tea Oswald, *2* 1967, pp. " 53-567,0 • David and David Lifton. "The Case for Three Assassins," January 1967, pp. 77-1004 / Reg”
“W 65990 Docld:32421879 Page 4 104-10515-10040 12. The New Orleans Times-Picayune of 12 December 1968 included the following item: "Garrison also commented on William Boxley, an investigator he fired on Monday because, Garrison said, he was an operative of the Central Intelligence”