“14-00060 I T7 i 25 Harch 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DIRECTOR OF CHTITRAL INTELLIGINCE SUBJECT: Dr. Paul A. Fabry t Clover’s suggestion, I saw Paul Fabry, a very impressive and learned young Hungarian who is not a citizen and who wanted a job. I have replied to him negati”
“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”
“14406000 REP Vov JUGout’s "fdoti-Kit" 7. Me. Orona stated that be yes not were of the sponsor (until sos), but he had anauzed that the Agruay was involved. Mr. Ovens has worked in the government in Washington, D. C., and he stated that this project sown-ded like 16 woul”
“14-00000 3 this. •. haiso g -Rndozw ba enilte, . -2- .0. such a project a: r-isotra ge atec.sa -is rolca w.th. o vcuas w.rport. > acatod he had, one fer arvi had ot adentre and .nd slluir rru:1.a Li ryin so »1 PTK Co to put up counters funds for utorprojict. 2.”
“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 TET Frou. Information - 30 January 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR ■ CHIEF, INTERNATIONAL ORCAIT ZATIONS DIVISION SUBJECT:. Telephone Conversation with Jeano Menight, Department of State 1. lir. Melnicht called to report that Mr. Herbert Fierce from the UN Public Affair”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 SC 1 • ahnolun RET 25 April 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, International Organizations Diviaion SUBJECT: Continuance of Jreject FJSCOPE 1. Reference is made to your memorandum of 21 April 1952 regarding the desirability of continuing Project FJSCOPE, which provi”
“B. Background The American national in question is a former WPD/OSO agent (FULMINATOR-1) of proven ability, courage and discretion. FULMINATOR-l’s present occupation in Santiago, Chile, provides him with excellent contacts and cover for carrying out the tasks proposed for ”
“14-00000 SECRET .ACUEAly 11, July 1952 M.IERANDUM FOR BEt. TA.7 Kit PFORZHEDIER Office of the General Counsel SURJECT: Follow-up on your report of 26 Juno 1952 ro: Captain Stanislas Vakiorka. 1. The following report of 2 July 1952, is a moply to our presentation to t”
“14-00000 - SEGRET/NOFORN CCilliukil CONTROL -6 - a) In a Cotter dated 16 September KADBOLIS asko MALTZ to rlve his preference for attorneys to consult with respect to the pcasibility of litigation against the Ixaigration Service. b) Subject’s answer to the foregoing is ”
“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”
“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”
“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. ”
“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 L / _ • 4e f I have-mitten you caro of Littauer, whon we have asked to k op - 4 f - a file for you, of lettors of this sort —and you. could deposit carbons al of your replies if necossar/ with him— which you could consult when and if necessary. , Steri”
“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”
“4-00000 UM.. . ---- ------- - .. . _____________________________________ .n1.1.1.■ __ ----_____ ---------------- . - FACTORS AFFACT.NI SUBJECT (PUBLIC EXPOSURE - PRESS, RADIO, TV), KNOWN OR SUSPECTED IDENTIFICATION TO. OTHER-THAN CH* STAFF-PERSONNEL, INTELLIGENCE OR SECURITY S”
“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 /0ry /-/ le W - 1T92 Ucar To.n: With reference to the Stephen rufnczyk case which recent 1 Sam discussed with you during y ur/visit, several queiti i Live arisen coneer. the broad r a ecto of the type of activity ‘inczyk was undertaking on histone in addition”
“14-00000 / York agencies. These suas were charged either to Mt KMFUNNY, or to DGHOUSE, to be transferred to KAFUNNY when KMFUNNY should be ap roved, or when - the "STALIN" SUS-PROJECT under KMFUNNY should be written up and approved. .3 X 27-g -wio ornRET.L”
“1360000 %*U4A tiofticftee — wise 0700 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Mr. Myroslav Maksymiec - Retired Employee The meeting with Mr. Maksymiec on 6 May 1975 wasto satisfy his request to review his official personnel file (this matter was being' treated ' in the ma”
“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 X 1 CANDUM PXs Pr. Robert V Joyen Tolimy llanning taff . l’opartwent et tate ®y<T1 Testimony of sdolph ‘ Darle, Jr. on behalf af hicolac rlxa 1. Thank you for your menrw.dum of 14 March 1952 transmitting to ua Rr. Com bell’s Awno-andun of 13 March regarding th”
“Mr. Loyl K. March 52 Mr. Fi s hburne C/SE/PC5 x 3091, X 495 brought this in today: The said That the 1 DD/P is concerned about it but called Ellen in atwas 5 not and in. was trans ferred Lo Mr Fishburne Mr Fishburne Stated Thal industrialist awithRumani axaeidnan”
“13-00000 @ 24 April 1970 Francis X. Plant Special Assistant Office, Under Secretary of the Army Room 1E520, The Pentagon Washington, D.C. - Dear Mr. Plant: In further reference to my letter from Switzerland: During our conver-. Oesation of 6 April you made it clear”
“1 4-00000 ^ ’ ! i j ’®1 # ’ »eerzate ,2 5 ,• s ilN Fainaw-zan 14' te tor : : 1"■, -2- the PRI study as a result of this trip. _ He was told that lacking clear i signs of progress, we would not consider sending him down again. He MAlolts will be staying at the H”
“language instructors as a loans of "raiding" his faculty, i.o. orforing CIA employment to that therefore, this memorandum 10 not meant as r. course lead for potential omployocsl Also, we fool that it would be preferable that you to ze: indicate to Zoff that you know that he r”
“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”
“14-00000 Confidential. Meno to the iles Subject: State’s Mono of 11 Jan 57 Mert Thuex Practically the same requirement that is contained in the attached merio had previously been rocoivod from OCR as an USIA requirement. On the latter we told CCR (Sturbits) that since the”
“value to this Agency. Two of his ideas have been passed forward to TSD for development/exploitation. TSO has expressed interest in another of his ideas, the plans for which have- just been completed.: Alien Affairs Staff of Immigration/Naturalization has extended Subjec”
“14-00000 SECRET 4,-rity inlerma’ 4237 20 July 195 3 :i *0**9008 FOD C/Ce UBJECT: Zygmunt tinyoraki; Free Furspons Press ervice; International Federation of ree Jo realists. FP Pane to bil,i i'r C/LT did 12,/me, name subject. 1. : save read with interest t.i e referenc”
“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 ”
“14-00000 11 - SECRET/NOFOR CGCVNSD CONTROL - 12 - -= n) into dated in catcher 1999 from Eberhard mono (EILNDO), Hllhele-fler(e-3tr. 34, ‘eipsig N 22, deals with a contrast and a letter »;< sin 26 depriembor which had boon "erroneously pont through ordinary mell. (soo 18”
“grra f in d Agyots and any o o g wireselevght. :4 -9 *0 'J " } I. / cre >****>% budnr Un 3 od of enydo of Sniouen tit shp ■^De" Coutts abdrel report a o Hr. Komman unona bit elow in adjusting to the requirements of the courre, but curing the last tuo weeks he ”
“the establishment, maintenance, and use of- cover provided by Subject from 1954 to 1965 for a NOC officer assigned to Paris. Additionally, CCS maintains a file on the Research Institute of America, of which Leo Cherne was Executive Director, comprising approxi mately 100 do”
“14-00000 2. 0 3. The 0.O. re ■se would like additional information shout the . individuals who had left to attend the lierobiological Congress in Nosces. Tho . C.O. suggested that Subj have sezeeno in his office extract from the folder Subj has all extra information that c”
“14-00000 SECRET SECURITY IFC2MATION 26 Juno 1952 MEAORA:DU‘1 FOR: Chief, IO/TMIC SUBJECT: Stanialaus Oskiorka 1. Walter Pforzholmor called mo to say that a Congressman with whom ho is in touch had asked whether wo were taking on a Mr. Stanislaus Oskierka. He was infor”
“14-000Q0 C 0 P Y 25 March 1953 Dear Dr. Pebry: I have given a lot of thought within the past few days to the question of your immediate future which you raised with me. I find on checking into our rules and regulations that I simply can't help you here. I am sorry ab”
“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”
“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 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 ET .L STOVRITY FORMATION In reply refer to: W-1592 W-1904 I1a March 1952 Dear Tome With reference to the Stephen Mainesyk ease which Sam discussed with you during your recent visit, several questions have arisen concerning the broader aspect of the type of a”
“HIM ON. (IN DISCUSSING DESIRE GO GERMANY SAID HE WOULD LIKE MEET 0177/ KUBARKER TO DETERMINE IF ANY JOB AVAILABLE FOR HIM. SALVACK FINESSED DIRECT REPLY THIS ‘POINT BUT SAID LkoP NOT ABLE DO ANY MORE FOR HIM THAN ADVISE .HgS OF HIS DESIRE.) 08 ad ! A 201-233477 REPRODUCTIO”
“14-00000 *** SF-6%-72 26 Jan 72 c. 57.56 vita the FSI in the past. Leedlesz to say, Waters nnintainn a high regard for toberu foe and felt suea nurstions werr. = infrinzement upon Coe’s privacy and were completely unwarranted 3. During our conversation with Waters he l”
“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”
“13-00000 4. T9 TOETTY DLL CITY MANAGERS 0 Sergyj Czornonoh . ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS - : Regis Hotel 1106 11th Street : Sacramento, CA 95814 : . BRITISH EMBASSY February 6, 1978 4 i Mr. John M. Price District Attorney Sacramento, California- Dear Mr. Price: . - ' Thi”