“was glue bleeding plus fiber tears, olus additional glue had been added to the upper flap (glue must have run and was sticking inside en the letter). S/l impressions were clearly visible - under ultraviolet light (short wave and long wave ) and also under a plain desk light."”
“% 9 1 OfficeA.Memorandum * STANDARD FORM NO. 64 e UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT• 4 TO E. Belmont Q Bop 6P 1 1 1 -. Belmont Branigan DATE: 4-21 -58 Tolsona2 FROM 1T A. Branigan ■ : .Z -‘Litrento. 1 - Schweppe Nichols. . Boaroman K 00 GONG-B-r Belmoid2 OMaso”
“14-00000 -6 this goal, but it is not certain that he could get the original fee back from Schwarzenberg. 8. For future contacts, Redigast gave s/1 "an alias I an using: Janes Sunderland, c/o American Express, rue Scribe, Paris 9, the "c/o American Express" being optional”
“INSTABILITY AND CLEARANCES REVOKED, JUNE 1968 LNGOLD REQUESTED WOFIRM TRACES ON SUBJECT AND REFERRED TO LNERGO. PRESUME THIS REQUEST STEMS FROM HIS APPROACH AMCONGEN ZURICH JUNE 1968 AND DETAILED INFO ALREADY KNOWN CONSULATE. 4. BERN V. BER~ Pass LuRtoW tiNEa COB RETURNS. AB”
“14-00000 1 REDRAFT / 1 28 June1967 NOTE FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation • Williamson/Hense, 1015 hours, ------- —28 June 1967 NOTE 1. Station reply sent 1640 hours 27 June (JMWAVE 7900). 28 Jul 2. AMCLEVE/15 currently on Station roles at $350 per”
“Subject. Per cables from Headquarters Rostedt is empowered to decide whether Subject should be brought to Germany and if so, it would save one extra trip to Paris if this document were carried by the undersigned to the 6 April meeting so that he could be brought directly to G”
“to RENE RAINDORF concerning Palestine Liberation. Also enclosed for Bureau is a booklet entitled If 0 8- "Resistance Palestinienne" written in French possibly sent S5 ORIGINAL FILEDI to Ad Hoc by RENE RAINDORF. CG 6547-S made this available. on 9/22/70. If Bureau deems adv”
“14000C 485 UM/DLD M/DE CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Pery ROUTING ATE 26 MAR 59 * S-E-C-R-E-T DGB ''2240 1 2 TDB 51% 0 TO DIRECTOR 3 0 62 3 @,7/ es****-4944 FROM ■ PARIS MAR 27 02382 59 ACTION CsR 6 INFO CI, CI/OPS, fl, Fi/OPS, tt h, we 4, os 2, S/C 2, ROUTINE DPD 4 'IN 3724”
“TOP SECRET 23 P hone (A re a 2 0 2 ) 5 4 4 -6 0 0 0 don't know the details. 1 Mr. Wallach. Have you heard of any arrangements whereby 2 the German authorities actually provide the mail? 3 Mr. Osborn. I can't recall that, honestly. I may have, 4 but I can't recall it sp”
“14-00000 JOSZPY BOr.HIGER:re- CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING .CS/IB/FS/4 SBCHE2 -3321 on, 27 OCTOEER 1950 579 j3i C. 16 FRAKFURP DEFERRED a_ 1_ IU bo M • • DIRECTOR. TSO If J € 0 € N C x I ROUTINE PRIORITY : • S. Ntiats initiate i OPERATIONAL Fi 2, E 4,”
“. Lipton HEADQUARTERS FILE NO. DATE FROM Chief of Station, Rome SUBJECT Envelope for James N. Rabney ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCE(S) 13 October 1960 XXX RE: "43-3" (CHECK "X" ONE) MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY LAURICLE For”
“t involved (OUT Teletype Message; DIRECTOR cable disseminated by electrical means; C SC I disseminat ion through regular liaison channels, or memorandum). Following the subject of the document there is an appropriate excerpt from the document. An asterisk in the column headed by ”
“OP SECRET P h o n e (A re a 2 0 2 ) 5 4 4 -6 0 0 0 132 1 Mr. Phillips. There is no indicator to say who it went 2 to. 5 Mr. Schwarz. Does the"eyes only"have any significance 4 to you in the third line? 5 Mr. Phillips. Only in the sense that what Colonel 6 Wimert was sa”
“CPNZIDESTLAS3 NY 134-3315 .21. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 9/28/60, at NY captioned "C^Og^M^Ml^^ - CZ". .. * ‘ 22. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 12/8/60, • at NY captioned "E-WeterrekS, IS - R". ■ r L 23. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 12/16/60,, , at NY c”
“13-00000 SECRET MHFNO: 94-5671109 SENSIND: PAGE: 2 D. 'TRANSLATION OF SERGIEVSKY'S PENCIL NOTE' COMMENT AS FOR B ABOVE. E. LETTER NO 8761 FROM SIS STATION WASHINGTON TO CIA DATED 14 NOVEMBER 1974 - WE REQUEST THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE RELEASED. F. LETTER NO 8805 FROM ”
“met Attachment to ZGTA-15927 dated 22 November 1550 SJEJECZ: Report on Testing of Letters for S: RESS, (1) 03PA-55220, a Novenber 1960- (2) NOTA-15911, 8 Noverber 1960.. (3) FRA3 7329 , 1. The purpose of this report ia summarize the laboratory work done on two letters t”
“14-00000 th re J * 5 November 1947 70s Chief, liaison Control FROM » Att: Er. Gaynor Chief, Foreign Branch 5 SUBJECT: Alfonso Rudolph WICHTHACH Outile Sr R.G.Ravin Your attention is directed to paragraph 4 of the attached dispatch which mentions a document in the ”
“preparations to resist, our movement has over reached.” Enclosed is a check made out against the account of the SDS in the Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, 2681 Broadway, New York, for the amount of $50, and March signed by Robert M. *SHAPIRO. 009560 Continued. Attac”
“13-00000 * CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 12-62 RIG : 4 ROUTING 5.9 oun : • INDEX 1 4 tl : □ NO INDEX SEGRET/RYBAT 2 5 faff : 3 FILE IN CS FILE NO. 3 6 TO $ 84. FROM: DIRECTOR dfidt* § chlmomnoo- woompoche Pease kwe encrnorerieneuenoteS) DEFERRED CM NC CONF: C. ROUTINE 3 ”
“in the event that BREVIL should travel abroad. 3. The Station examined the envelope for evidence of tampering. None was found, though this is not conclusive. MICROFILMED JAN 131967 fo Roger &'Marchtionn Marchton Philip G. Elmard Attachment: DOC. MICRO. SER. As stated, h”
“1-00000 SECRET/ROFORN CEM CORT.OL -8- •) ir • blur dated 22 September 1959 mumxt acknowledges rertiys of two letters, dated 31 Aamist and 3 September Are bubicats The writer rives bogkrround information on the t nuation of the State of Iorool, obviously at iheprequidt o”
“C/SAS w/attchs. 1 68-496/16 /os*:/ VOLSKY DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED Wasy DC. -------------- 1 — -60007-1-- CROSS REFERENCE(TOs from ^1 ’trunruding 5 April 1963 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER UFGA-8381 PR 9 063 e.G.bsaffication JESENS 43-43 S C R ET HEADQUARTERS FILE”
“43 KTbh ecwaeanew” PROCESSING •OPAL (% E) VGA %.20 SECRET riA. ACTION ArcoisI rulexED P:S D \9 MARKED FOR RDExina Chief of Station, LEOPOLDVILLE ixx - wo motzmo nscumto IPO. ONLY OUAL *00.: HCADCUATTE?OEN CAN JUDGE NDEXINJ PACN• Aherner Chief, KURIOT 10s Cincroriu EOjd”
“is the traditional lack of security consciousness of ——j “CostaRicans=================================i========================== ====== ===================== -f 11. In any event we are faced with a situation which presents a potential security threat to our current post offic”
“14-00000 0018 3787 14 1'jy 1953 MEMORANDA FOR: Chief, PP SUBJECT Letter from 0. M. Dimitrov The attached letter to Pr. Shepardaon with ap- ponded Agenda and Procedures of the Plenary Session of the B.N.C. cam to me through a reliable source in New York. Mr. Dimitrov ”
“1 4-00000 Me *• 3-1 -25 :BOB: 1185 8 Action for this cable (FSAN 1467) asoummed by this branch. Mr. Phelps on German desk said the only restriction on action at the moment is how much money we, AF/5, are willing to put out. Hext, called Mr. Kallander, TSD, ext 3391. ”
“14-00000 3" SALBES ONFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Chief, MS starm-hef DATE: 16 February 1951 mom: Overmens Branch, CPD ,BUNJECT:, Tannont Bagley 038638-- -oge For the convenience of the Department of State, K 19 . requested that the acoropriate security certification be prepar”
“made by the Soviets to introduce propaganda material .-from the ship.”i-* Enclosures (2) ^ cinpold11712 SIDE This document rfr the une of your . - agency chlyr nad at: -contents chould afather di-qricuted. - wilicut appropriate authorization. SECRET ' ' Group 1 EXCLUDED”
“U.S. Lets Swiss and Red Envoys 15 Feb 64 talk to Defector 4. Meno for Acting Chief, Support Branch from Jack 12 May 64 M. Baunan 5. Memo for Special Agent in Charge District Field 10 Jul 64 Office from Victor R. White, Subject: LESNIK, George M. (Emergency Instructions Rega”
“leaflets out of balloons over packed football stadiums in the United States and to give the general impression that balloons will be one of the ways to carry messages from the American people behind the iron curtain, even though they will in fact not be employed? Thomas Bre”
“CLASSIFICATION pis?a. Symsou **D so DISPATCH SECRET PRIORITY EGT 15911 TO : Chief of Station, PARIS Attn: James D. WINTER- HEADQUARTERS FiLL M3 INFO HALTER ,Chief, EE; Chief, WE; Chief, SR; Chief, KURIOT FROM s Chief of Station, GERMANY DATE 8 November 1960 SUBJECT . AQUA”
“FULMINATER-1 to do the job. It will be recalled that Head-. ; quarters was very pleased with the printing job in this project which ■FULMINATER-1 had done. - ThiS part1oular project ■ revealed FULMINATER-i’s. ‘ability to handle ZACACTUS work effectively and with discretion as ”
“ovorcoas personnel should contact the nearest Army Post Office to arrange for receipt and dispatch of official and personal mail matter. 5. This document contains information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Act, 50 U.S.C”
“14-00000 o DEPT OF STATE OUTGO!NG TELEGRAM NUMBER 874 TO: AMEMPASSY LEOPOLDVILLE DATE: 21 NOVEMTER 1961 CLASS IF I CAT ION : CONF I DENT I AL SUBJECT: NONE GIVEN DEPT OF STATE FILE NUMBER: NONE GIVEN W IROGUE DEPT OF STATE OUTGOING TELEGRAM NUMBER 881 TO: AMEMPASSY L”
“14-00000 SECRET Ip04-1235 Executive Rngislsy 10-6438/8 1 12 August 1958 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence VIAs Deputy Director (Plane) SUBJECT: Commendation for Mr. Rose L. Crosier The signature of the Deputy Director on the enelosod commendatio”
“being tested and subsequently through a process involving both chemical and paysical reactions, the SW is made visible. 1The degree of visibility varies from completely negative results to completely legible ones. According to the technician who performed this test the result”
“14-00000 Tr 10 SECRET - / 17 January 1052 Done Mr. Minotts Enclose: please find six copied of pamphlet entitled “anconguered". As you roqueated, they are being forwarded to you for delivery to Tetlove. Frank C. Kilday Sincerely, SECRET JAN 17”
“14-00000 2 February 1953 MENOZANDUM FORi TO/TONTO SUREST: Call from Admiral Tee 1. Wants to put Pril Testen ava Board - has radio experience, plense secure S cur: tv Clearance on ntm right away. S. Ro Yugoslav publication which 1 in Miller called Bill Durkee about and”
“ite t a 1 0500 te The W. * i SECRET 1‘nly .195_. MEMORANDUM FOR: STC/SPB SUBJECT 1 OCR- -B/ HD/Franch III Forwarding Part I, PRO, on Rots 1.. Grottier T R 1. Forwarded herewith is Part I, PRQ, on Rosa 1. Crosier 2. a. A Green List name check (Form 51-125) has be”
“i T 1 Herrens/ DATE. 28 AUG 61 Conner W-Safl) 2 14/0 ROUTING 4 5 TO , DIRECTOR. 3 than 6 FROM i LEOPOLDVILLE ACTION : C/AF 3 2 U INFO , cop, c/ci, c/fi 2, s/c2 UA AUG 28 15012 61 PRIORITY 0 thermo Copy th DanJ0N. € IN 19538 PRITY DIR CITE LEOP 1898 Lse ov”
“NW 65990 Deeld:32378026 Page-1 104-10214-10015 1) Envelope labeled "Dulles Papers for 2. 3. CIA = " file only - miscellaneous asant... ment of materia for 1944x1.965 inựượng CIA correspondare (Box 9)... Folda labeled "Dulles, Allen W- 1953-1966 C. Axotte miscellanens document and”
“1 4-00000 CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH PROCESSING ACTION SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING TO C/WOVIEW no mpexinG REQUIRED nF6. ML* QUALIFIED DESK C/WOHUSE, COS/London, C/Eur Div DU JUDGE WbExImG FROM Chief, LCPIPIT SUBJECT teonorgN DTDORIC/Operational OPEBONY/ORERONY/1's M”
“n te cinner ct ore Delveicre Roor. of d.d. 5:: ContinentalI d: df:. ten, to reciprocals for a former innitation .o Subject’s none. Or. 12 January, the C/O mat Subjact at the latter’s office or one hour. - S. Operational Dovi opmants onbact/ XCS $ Sub jact arrived .r. Los”
“I "3. We solicit your advice. There seems to be at least two courses which we might pursue. We could send I I 1 these items to the people to whom they are addressed, under cover of a letter explaining how we had acquired the mail 1 and apologizing for our delay in forwarding”
“captioned LS IS - R (SOVEMB - KGB)". s73. NYlet to Bureau, dated 12/9/65, captioned- Thome KB; IS - R". - - : - COFFliG: -6- NW 88326 Docld:32989704 Page 365”
“4-00000 CLASSIFICATION TO DISPATCH SECRET t-G. POSED 1 PROCE SSING NITION wapeit fe ***** :v Chief, S3 OXXX.N %**: INFO CAI’ 0 AED Chief, WE Chief of Station, Vienna <*X--*«/ES MM Chief, EE FROM Chief of Station, Paris WOMH ABSTRACT SJBEL REDWOOD/LCIPROVE,: J”
“I % CONTXDERXXR- .NY 134-3315 . • -- 61. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 1/28/63,_ /at NY captioned lawoauitwoweilk; IS - CUBA": - , : 62. WFOlet to Bureau, dated 1/27/64, captioned / "CHANGED .... ■ / _ IS - & (IZVESTIA) (00: WFO) 11 :63. dcaptioned whee WFO airte”
“ettalt...... *-* - 14. Ich verpflichte mich tuemandem mitzuteilen, dass ich dieses Verhalthis mit der Regierung der Vereinigten Staaten eingehe, es sei denn, dassich besondere Ermachtigung ' dazu-erbalte. : - e ■ e 5. Ich verpflichte, mich, uber keinerlei Personen, mit dene”
“Document Oner ispecily below) HEADOUARIERS COMMENTS TO USSR FROM USSR IRS 1 C/S ARCharneco/jls il *0 Cwel JFCLXICHAUS Ils Heller 7-018 Division/Staff/Desh Ka 1! chin 0 FORM Obesiote previous (20-41) 366 25 einans SECRET s in e w mnd V”
“N: Division D Attn: Scott C. Lipton FROM Chief of Station, Rome SUBIECT Envelope for James N. Rabney ACTION REQUIRED CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SWARO: AND NO OIFT-2173 HEADQUARTERS FILE NO REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED DATE 13 October 1960 XXX RE 43-3 CHECK O MARKED FOR INDEXIN NO INDEXIN”