“ng says that Snick may be vetoed by his own organization. King says that his proposal is to make the 30 NY4099-S* Log 1 Employee's Name Contraind Date Stamp Page ۱ SENALIZED FRI PM Day 8-23-63 Date SFV ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED 8. 2 DATE 8/18/98 BY566851 JE”
“14-00000 . Memo for khe rsosre - SIncouE —1 March ‘6300 This date Don XcL. ar.dd and Bill W. discussed with Gus S.(kiii and Jack R. of AFRF the content of our conversation with Earl Blake Cox 27 Feb. Gus agreed with Blake’s thinking and suggested that instead. tof writing ”
“14-00000 % 7recuily_ s 3-5273,528 L Ver Wisner - December E, Donr Allen, When we were talking of, sr telephone last wook y14 %./- gentedt that Alex: nder possibly be interested in the N.C.F.. and that he might we worth consi dorin, as Prositen to succeed Min Miller,”
“14-00000 EDUR. Uax yrMAllUN 021 1689 ecuMcl 16 December 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) SUBJECT: Edward W. Barrett and NCFE REFERENCE: Your Note Lated 11 December 1952 I’m informed by Admiral Miller that the matter of Edward W. Barrett joining NCFE as a ”
“considering Subject's background, that he will prove with WUSPARROW/l’s guidance to be a profitable unwitting spotter and - assessor of foreign graduate students. LOUIS K. ROLLOFIER WE G a33 . ■JiSto€: *239 nes euEAIC’E sorsioie dicen.. CVeMuc-now HEYeE no ecinnoT”
“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”
“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”
“these little incidents can get blown up into big issuea and ask him to use a little more discretion in the future? Sincerely, Oliver E. Hadwood Admiral H. B. Miller National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc. 110 ho 57th Street New York 19, How York CEO: TWBr eh Oris - ”
“to say to the emigrees with whom they deal, "look what we are trying to do for you." 5. I urge your rapid concern, for the presentation is due to be made tomorrow afternoon. William P. Sucker WILLIAM P. DURKEE Chief, 10/ TONIC SECRET”
“Mio Flapha UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT1 TC 2. 3060 COORDINATOR OF INFORMATION WASHINGTON, D, C. 5/15/02/DC0 May 18, 1942 NMORANDUM: To: David Nilliauton' From: W.J. p. i-g — Please tuive your people read the attached mem orandum from Br. Mason. What I an -interested in”
“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 ”
“14-00000 5 January 1952 W-1761 Dear Abbott: Thank you for reminding me that Ed McHale may soon be available. As you say, I know him, though slightly, but I have always heard excellent things about him. I have made an attempt to find out who expressed interest in him to ”
“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”
“1 4-00000 in reply refer to: W-1984 15 April 1952 Dear Mins One of your employees, Miron Eutarin, prior to accepting employment with your firms, was interviewed by us. with your permission we should like to continue processing papers for his employment. If you wiis to k”
“leaving 83,500, - In Kr. bainczyk’s name. Of course, if it is n-ce.aary we won 2 both be glad to furnish addit: nal proof to support this present letter and we world reatly Appreciate y mir kind assitance. We would also thank you to advise vs as to. vh t additional stops you ”
“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 ”
“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 ”
“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”
“Sep Dean hu, Baron: tem ber 9 , 1975 received Statement 0 Loda your draf t Imafiaid 0 that it is difficult TelephoneStatements J to record in the way that the speaker used Therefore S 0 am enclosing redraft atried in which is hand to claify and in some D cases c”
“full report on the matter by registered mail, along with the bills for his travel. 03 T. J. FLORES [ ONG CUL HERBERT IN FRYER FORSER Brateck Blitary strous und intelligenes offrese... int! ifo Anasin metres Cart 2 is you returva, مرد FRI 5 ہے A FORMALTS 1 Svetland turturing the m”
“further cooporation of the owner in order that a microphone could be installed through the common wall. Unfortunately tho owner had departed for several weeks leave. 5. The owner should be back in 'Buonos Aires at this time and we have instructed BIOGENESIS to approach him ”
“4-00000 /. ! OFFICIAL DISPATCH V IA : -------- AIR_________ ersciry Ata on 0*4 roucu DISPATCH NO.WFFP• 3724 OET • GeASSIFCATON ro FROM > SUBJECT : GENERAL- NT."th42 Chief, FDW Chief, Paris Station 1setcirc- M DATE : 15 December 1949 0 John Augustus MViC”
“Station must be careful to protect him in his new status, he probably will think of the Station first when ho runs on to things of interest. OFFICIAL TiTLS OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL i TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND sighArunE 472. 22XJune 1973 COS /s/John Horton CONFIDENTIAL”
“AIEEIU’I’t IO A Alts IIVIN, (8% LM 14L I X1: ‘\t0 K C’dMAsl ‘te ‘•: ‘‘ Ha IfN. U:* 21) Vud" INTitLY TTTRT!TE NOT ,” THI, SA NISIII1) jt Ilt ASE1 PARCLAELY NO WANT MiM- 10 RWE HIM : to tit HL TrM?tist? _19 i HIM? : H VE HIMI3 to HI ,11 SIRE HIM? "51 :I f N18 k ii.At. ANY 12”
“276 14-00000 ) / sees F. A/ 5 - /- ,-• | ex/ - 0.0 :0 10M 03 ■ 4. • . e ** sotv...• l’s credo: wfied). Yoozicy 30% told 1/1 that ho might be able to use his services in two or three months.. The undersigned instructed 1/1 to ob more bio information (full name. ”
“14-00000 4. Less than 24 hours after facing Whitehouse to advise him that his claim of USD 1950 had been reduced to 1027.66, Whitehouse preacted with the newspaper media -in an exemplary manner when ' he. reacted with could have reacted with a adverse feeling.- The Subject ”
“14-00000 * SECRET Semiie. individual. Ho referred to Cindjar as a —, too Kick" - whatever that means in Prooklynese. He also raid flat Siniger 1s a "pseudo, intellectual” and a "muddle-headed liberal”. Bionel expressed him- self *8 leiny annoyed that a porsca like Gteig”
“has suggested in conversation with me. One good man of necessary talent 8 and experience will concentrate on this full time, pulling together natters from IT Division, State and other sources. He will continue to give RPE such intelligence summaries as can be made sterile, bu”
“13-00000, $ a 98 10. Mr. Gilpatric has written you a letter confirming his conversation "about assigning Frank Hand as Special Assistant to General Carroll. I suggest I pass this to General Carter for Agency action.7 W. Elder th Um”
“(He did say that Howard HUNT was aware of - OUlNUTUAL when he served as C/CA/EUR.) EVANS feels secure as :d far as NORTHWEST MANAGEMENT and (cKERCHER and AVANT) are concerned. %4 - 24. oFAACT V-v.il. 2 tdp”
“14-00000 2203 Foxhall Road, N.W. Washington, D.C. 17 July, 1952 Dear Johnt I was glad of our meeting day before yesterday and I ar looking forward to seeing you soon again. Here is a memorandum I addressed to A. a short time ago which I would like you to read breause ”
“13-00000 C. JOHN EDGAR HOOVER -Durcron DD 4 Ah. Tetron o. s. as V “mor. Gteen. Nederal Bureau of inurstipation Toe a Air united States Department of Justice Ghee Qtnrte_ vhe. sans_ - Rashington, B. C. 46- an.soonom____ ;‘% it .2lay 23, 1941 . Cfr. damen a .aw. Den”
“SO WE CAN WORK WITH HIM MORE CLOSELY, LEVY REQUIREMENTS, AND THEREBY E 00 REAP FULL BENEFIT HIS POTENTIAL 3, WE WOULD PROPOSE LIMIT EXAMINATION TO POINTS DESIGNED DETERMINE THAT HE HAS NOT, IS NOT, AND DOES NOT PLAN ENGAGE INA 1 ACTIVITIES HOSTILE TO WOFIRM. OUR ONLY REAL ”
“14-00000 X SECRET P Security Information : 7. 7 February 1952 MZISORANDOM FOR. Mr. Edward A. Rose SUBJECT:* Cover Story for Research Institute of America. 1. Mr. Acon, who has his MA in International Economic Relations from the University of Chicago, has been working ”
“14800000 Miami, Fla. August 23 1965 Mr. Gerald Sounders P.O. Box 831 Miami, Fla. Dear Jerry: Wish to thank you for your personal concern and satisfactory solution obtained in the finan- cial settlement of my case.. . I consider it a privilege to have worked with you,”
“t - d - t is 14-00000 -*-**-******9 0 0 9 9 0 9 8 0 0 -9 0 0 9 1 May 6, 1948 MRCFANDUM FOR THE RECUKD SERNECT: Newton Scott Miior Noil C. Stine Miler The sbove-entitied subjects ere due to return to the States in May and June 1948, re- spectively. Harry Liitio has a”
“14-00000 D R A Atteolcent to1 ICAU-315 T Dear I have received end considered your kind letter of _ end® sincerely flattored that you should bo willing to plsee gush conlicenss in as. 1 would be proed t serve a en "honorery” reprocentativo of the Founds- tion, and pendi”
“14-00000 -eizds - ) T KAPOK TRS-A-347 Page 3 LcOckolTizeD G. Timing and other Factors Our preliminary interviews with Subject lead us to believe that he will be the interested and relia ble American cut out for which this station has long felt a need. His greatest vi”
“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”
“proposition. Leland C. KROULD‘s experience with 201-313506 followed this pat- —ontern, and despite KROULD's efforts to continue ard follow up what teemed to be the beginning of a good relationship, nothing came Pnof the attempt, Stephen M. CARSIDE twice tried to utilize a nat”
“and Yorgin given an order for it, or mords too ... that effect. Spero also will be on FTUC list. .-8 Re - paras. 4 and 5 of Brln. 2887. Para. answer - though Fambley and I Para. 4 does not require answer :think they are wrong in re joctin€ Thompso - I would like to send att”
“14-00000 When I saw you last in Washington you promised one day you would be making a trip out to San Diego. . I am holding you to that and hope it will be soon. Jane Lillian, joins me in sending you our wannest regards. Don't forget - whereever I am you and the outfit ”
“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”
“board here in the states for the same reason. I regret that this decision is necessary but I hope ahee that in future relationships we may be able to do e something useful and successful in Haiti, foimnne. B-SiTG-2eAncerely,, Howard L. Burris SECRET 2. WG G@.evt..wP .*. %”
“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”
“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. ”
“14-00000 jSECRET TO WASHINGTON FROM NEW YORK TC ASHCRATT FOR SB (WEBSTER) FROM LEA-SECURITY INFORMATION-CITE NY-6150 , CLOSED CASE 8744 RPT8749 (NOT 8914 RFT 8314) - REUR W-6388 RPT V-6388. 5564 53 Mats-5564 IVE DON’T Now WHICH ROBINSON RPT ROBINSON FROM FC WE SAG BUT VE”
“20 Mard 52 Mr. Bralen Mi ss St e Askel M. Deichrn Tokay to send a copy f tand he replalsyo p.toEngine her her Any Packeround th Y Hit he can attain Mr. Bro NEV John said he had an explanation" ofAlsothusWilwiLetl report ter whiafterch hehiehaswihard l maidil mtomerd”
“occasional slip than with a record of continuing accomplishment and success in coping with problems. From what I have been able to observe, 'the job has been well done.■ 4. I hope you will bring this memorandum to the attention of those concerned. ■ ! 16 Liter John L. Ha”
“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”