“gpybcoeioin 3g. 24 APR 1961 TO: Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Attention: Nr. 3. J. Papich FROM: Deputy Director (Plans) SUBJECT: Sewsn POHORILIN 201-289249 Internal Security - R 1. Reference is made to the following correspondence: a. Bureau report of 14 F”
“Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall Re: Senstudy 75 62-116395 0 - On 6/6/75, Mr. Walter Elder, CIA, advised that CIA had no objection to the LHM dated 3/23/70, being furnished to the SSC. With regard to the memorandum from Mr. Papich to Mr. Brennan dated 2/13/70, Mr. Elder re”
“ONTINUED: The Papich letter and memoranda, and the review of the 38 possible grievances, contain com ments and other information which could have an adverse effect on our current relationship with CIA. While numerous dates have been excised to protect the identity of individuals,”
“Papich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In additi on to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intellig”
“ossible grievances, contain comments an d ot he r i nformation which could have an a dv erse ef fect on our current relationship with CIA. While numerous dates have bee n excised to protect the identity of individuals, any reader can extrapolate the approximate time of an event s”
“BI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limit ed to, all memoranda and other materials w rit ten by former Special Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In additi on”
“dition to the documents being fu rn ished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a nu mb er of i nte rn al memo ran da, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5,”
“ch. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI commun ications. In addi tio n to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligen”
“7 *37 SECRET - 17 - Penetration of' L^bassies in the United States Papich has no knowledge of any CIA efforts to obtain positive intelli- cemc-uipenetrating gence by Forofgn obussies 1m the United States, aithough ,4754 B they did on occasion ■ attempt Go recruit Emba”
“ons, during 1970, betwee n Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the sub ject of liaison or cont act between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials written by former Special Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant to”
“uding, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materia ls written by former Special Age nt Sam P apich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In addition to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal mem”
“he documents bei ng fu rn ished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a nu mb er o f in te rn al mem orand a, date d March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970, w”
“her materials reflecting conversations or communications, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subject of liaison or contact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials writt”
“her materials reflecting conversations or communications, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Direc tor on the subject of liaison or contact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials writ”
“re ctor o n th e sub je ct of liaison or c ontact between personnel of the FBI and pers onnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other material s writ te n by former Spe cial Ag ent S am Papich. Pursua nt to these r equests there a re encl osed c op ies ”
“n by former Special Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In addition to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. S”
“on to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of interna l memoranda, dated M arch 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in r esponse to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970, whi”
“1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in resp onse to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970, which because Ext.PAoire of their sensitive nature are being made available for review Files & Com. Com. by SSC st”
“eneral instructions concerning liaison with other agencies, including CIA, are set forth in Se ction 102 of the Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations or communicati”
“rector on the subject of liaison or contact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, i ncluding, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials written by former Special Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communic”
“change in Hoover’s attitude, Hoover did keep Papich on as liaison. In the Fall of 1969 Papich con fided to his wife that he was seriously considering retiring in the Spring of 19 70. By the first of the year he realized that his career was effec- tively at an end and that he”
“m. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. D ir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5 , 197 0, which because Ext.PAoire of their sensitive nature are b”
“her materials reflecting conversations or communications, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subject of liaison or contact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials writt”
“the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials w ritten by forme r S pecial Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In addition to the documents being furnished, there Dep”
“Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations or communication s, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subject of liaison or contact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limite”
“-------go--------------------------------i flicting with the Bureau. Papich set up a program and sent it to Hoover recommending approval, but Hoover indicated that he was concerned with possible CIA invasion of the FBI’s jurisdiction DeC10@0 ' loe CLAcu It was inorerere agr”
“uant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In addition to the docume nts being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Divisio”
“e Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 r equested al l memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations or communications, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subject of liaison or contact betwee”
“f the Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materia ls r ef lecting conversations or communications, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subject of liaison or contact b”
“on in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970, which be cause Ext.P Aoire of their sensitive nature are being made available for review Files & Com. Com. by SSC staff personnel at FBI Headquarters. These memoranda Gen. Inv. are amplifications of t”
“Director on the subject of liaison or contact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not li mite d to, all memoranda and other materials written by former Special Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI commu”
“I Headquarters. These memoranda Gen. Inv. are amplifications of the possible CIA grievances listed b y Ident. Ins pection Mr . Papich. Inte ll. Laboratory Plan. & Eva l. -RLM:mam Spec. In v. Train ing Legal Coun. Telephone Rm. Director Sec'y RLM (8) mam MAIL ROOM NW 6 5994 Docld:”
“* DPWK FORM NO. 10 G. Tolson _. ' • UNITED STATES GOVERN ENT 1 -SUL Hi Greve Belmont . Mohr Memorandum Lo. -Branigan Callahan 05 ZumoBlard.-. AozoDontthee . Conrad -. DeLoach — Baumgardner. 1.-Stewart. Evans_ Malone - Rosen - TO W. Co DATE: 8-25-61 Sullivan Tavel ”
“re set forth in Section 102 of the Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations or communications, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subje”
“INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY Page____ 15 08 21 FILE: SECRET wanted to know the identity of the FBI agent who gave the information. The CIA officer refused and there was a bitter clash, (Things like this had happened in the past. FBI field agents had contacted Papich and ”
“ations, during 1970, between Agents of the FBI and the FBI Director on the subject of liaison or con tact between personnel of the FBI and personnel of the CIA, including, but not limited to, all memoranda and other materials written by former Special Agent Sam Papich. Pursuant t”
“INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY Page11 of 21 When the legal attache asks a foreign intelligence FILE: SECRET service for coverage of an FBI target, it asks for any information rather than specifying the data. This is because foreign services may be penetrated by the KGB. E”
“t to these requests there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In addition to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in”
“sts there are enclosed copies of 19 FEI communications. In addition to the documents being furni she d, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to t”
“eneral instructions concerning liaison with other agencies, including CIA, are set forth in Sect ion 102 of the Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations or communicati”
“ments being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, dated March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970, which because Ext.PA”
“addition to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. are a number of internal memoranda, da ted March 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970,”
“ponse to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to the Director, March 5, 1970, which because Ext.PAoire of t heir sensitive nature are being made available for review Files & Com. Com. by SSC staff personnel at FBI Headquarters. These memoranda Gen. Inv. are amplifications of the possibl”
“o May, 1970. General instructions concerning liaison with other agencies, including CIA, are set for th in Section 102 of the Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations ”
“INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY Page __ 10 21of stresses that this is a problem. What is the dif- FILE: SECRET ference between "internal security" and "counter- intelligence" and "positive intelligence"? FBI would use these distinctions as an excuse not to notify. CIA. Reg”
“19 FEI communications. In addition to the documents being furnished, there Dep. AD Adm. ar e a numbe r of internal memoranda, dated Ma rch 6-9, 1970, Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. prepared by the Intelligence Division in response to the Sam J. -Fapich memorandum to ”
“INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY Page 21 of 21 .9 FILE: ECRET House, Soviet to acquire run thetail was for operation cable traffic “The money sstassto’and saimonte provid . oc traffic Il The FBI wou1d product (S) (ELA) CAI B JmPapich Go MSN. was not directly involv”
“970. General instructions concerning liaison with other agencies, including CIA, are set forth in Se ction 102 of the Mammal of Instructions, a copy of which has been furnished to the SSC. Item number 9 requested all memoranda and other materials reflecting conversations or commu”
“Page, 20 of 21 10 INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY FILE: SECRET Regarding CIA Far East Division, Papich recalls proposals for developing cover in the U. S. for going overseas. Ober advised Papich of the develop ment of sources in, the U. S. to cover overseas targets. Papi”
“ved that SA Papich should be relieved of his INS a ssignment in order to devote his entire atten tio n to CIA. INFORMATIO N REL ATING TO AGENT TO RE ASSIGNED ACTION: TO HAND LE LI AISON W ITH INS. جه If you a pp rove, l iaison responsibility for INS will be transferred from SA Pa”