“14-00000 !- J 6. I worked for the Agency in Santiago, then, between 1 August. 1950 until departure for PBSUCCESS on 4' March 1954. I was always avail able and when I finally.did leave it was for Agency business rather than Jan my own. Thus I request that all or part of”
“view of his interest in a long range career, a reply to the question posed in TRSA-1142 concerning career agent status would be appreciated. Subject has been aware of the - —recommended salary increase which has been —___ p ending_for over ten months.A1though_he______ has ”
“7 OK 9OPIS 18 May 1955 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD The request of Tennent Harrington Bagley for permission to remain, employed by this Agency after marriage is approved subject to the following: 1. Subject’s immediate supervisor will be notified by cable. . to counsel wi”
“Lynch’s unique sitmiti on regarding his service rind caroor with the Agency. It its pointed out that this ing definitely not ■ the normal prensurskaix procedure, but win lasen purely on Nr. Cray’s status as a Career Agent and tho. unusual aspects of his termination. It was a/”
“District recently. You will note that in the last paragraph of Attachment B that services performed since April 1954 is carried in the capacity of a Foreign Affairs Officer. This had been agreed upon with Central Cover and primarily at their Instance and I did not think it would ”
“Experience has amply demonstrated that caretul planning facilitates the frensition to retirement. I recommend, strongly, that you avail yoursel! Borst Wadas e ! the services the Agency offers you in planning your own retirement. Robert S. Wattles Director of Personnel AD”
“14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY '2430 E STREET NW., WASHINGTON 25, O. C. Date 24 July 1950 Dear Mr. Tennent H. Bagley: ■ *"= r 1. Thia is to notify you that the United States Government as repre sented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your employmen”
“14-00000 GRAYSTON L. LYNCH - COMPARISON OF CONTRACTS 1. TYP OF CONTRACT a. Under his present contract LYNCH is serving as a Contract Employee. b. The new contract would make him a Career Agent. Under H 20-1000, a Career Agent is an individual who has demonstrated his ”
“14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 E STREET NW. WASHINGTON 25. D. C. _ .___ :Date __ 22 Agus t-1951— Dear Mr. PcCord: 1. This is to notify you that the United States Government as repre sented by the Central Intolligonco Agency, has accepted your employment eff”
“temporary visitor’s visa, and it would have taken too long to change her status to that of a permanent resident and become naturalized. Since the conversion of Subject’s status to that of a Career Agent wia not affected by his wife’s citizenship, it was suggested to Subject t”
“soon as possible. 2. In your case, the llead of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici pant and 1 have accordingly made the formal determination required by the regulation that you are not eligible f”
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 C STREET NW. WASHINGTON 2S. D. C. 20 February 1952 In reply refer to KD-4 - L. Ja wa loode 1 2317 Conn. Avdimo N. W. Washington 0 C. i ir 0. 06dsa 1 This is to advise that actual processing of your application for employment with this ”
“14-00000 Esvc Wve Pertly I 75-1702 PR 1375 Mr. Newton S. Miler 4314 Birchlake Court Alexandria, Virginia 22309 Dear Scotty: On the occasion of retirement, it has been the custom to send a letter to our employees in appreciation for their services. While your retirem”
“14-00000 SECRET STAFF AGENT LETTER OF APPOINTMENT David Phillip Mr. ourjel Dear Mr.vinguterm Phillipa 1. Pursuant to the authority vested in me by section 5. 2 of the Confidential Fund Regulations, you are hereby appointed a Staff Agent of the Government at an initial s”
“ry to bring mg on duty in schedule “A” status, however, action would be initiated shortly after ay 000 to piers me in competitive career status. I have now been on duty with DLA for two yon; a and three ponths, and I ea etill on schedule “A" status. c. An o recruitment entic”
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 • STREET NW. WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Date 2 Lamary 52 Dear WILLIAM M. KENT 1. This is to notify you that the United States Government, as rep resented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your employment effective Position: ADMTE”
“1 4-00000 ,Mr. William Pigg Hlavey 29 Vest Irving Street' Chevy Chase, aryland 20515 Dear Lill: ' As you rea ch the end of your active career . of Government service, 1 want to jola youe frlonin and colleagues in Ct; king you continued sueenss - and satisfaction in your”
“as possible. 2. In your case, the llead of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici-4 pant and I have accordingly made the formal determination required by the. regulation that you are not eligible for ”
“begin contin gency planning now for his appropriate retirement and outplacement into a Job which will offer him both security and personal satisfaction. His Spanish language training should enlarge his horizons and opportunities. We can predict he will not, at least at firs”
“APA. SECRET APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP 89 in the CAREER STAFF of the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY To the Director of Central Intelligence Sir: I submit herewith my application for membership in the Career Staff of the Central Intelligence Agency .as defined below: "Th”
“Certain Employees." 4. It is always possible that the records upon which the determination made in your case may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after studying the materials cited above, you have questions rega”
“In your case, the Head of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici pant and I have accordingly made the formal determination required by the regulation that you are not eligible for designation. From a r”
“policy, full consideration will be given to my particular capabilities, interests, and personal circumstances. By virtue of this applica tion for membership and upon my acceptance in the Career Staff, I am assured that, with continuing satisfactory work performance and conduct”
“14-00000 sale, ^ • 4/9 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 E STREET NW. TWASHINGTON 25, D. C. .. . ‘Date 28 May 1951. Dear lisa Ann Goodpasture * ■ ■ '. . ■ ‘ 1. This is to notify you that the United States Government, as rep resented by the Central Intelligence Agency,”
“14-00000 30 August 1956 Mr. Joseph S. Piccolo 2210 - 20th Streets N. W. Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Piccolo: We are pleased to infers you that your application for employment with this Agency has been reviewed with Interest by appropriate offi cials and that actual proce”
“14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 K STREET NW. . WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Date 23 July 1954 Dear Jamon 3, Woods 1. This la to notify you that the United States Government, as rep resented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your employment effective 2”
“Ecyees". ’ - - 4. It is always possible that the records upon which the determination made in your case may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after studying the materials cited above, you have questions regarding”
“policy of the Agency and foresee no problem in this regard concerning ay new employment. 8. Form 71 (Application for Leave). 9. CSC Pamphlet 51 (Re-employment Rights of rederai Employees Performing Armed Forces Duty), 10. Instructions for returning to duty from Extended Le”
“14-00000 21.30 2 Street, N. Washington, D. C. 5 April 1948 FOTSTFRED ADEREOSRS 0:17 Mr. David Edmund Murphy Aft. 374 1 4007 Connecticut Avenue, 18. Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Wirphy: This letter Is to officially confirm our telephone conversation this morning, adv”
“14-00000 121st Tactical Fighter Squadron Andrews Air Force Baso Washington 25, D.C. 17 January 1962 Director of Ferzonnel Central Intelligence Agency - 2430 "5s Street N.W. Washington, D.C. Dear Sir:. On 4 October 1961 1 separated from the Agency as I was called to ac”
“U-00000 APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP in the CAREER STAFF of the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY To the Director of Central Intelligence Sir:. I submit herewith my application for membership in the Career Staff of the Central Intelligence Agency as defined below: "The Career S”
“your case, the Head of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici pant and I have accordingly made the formal determination required by the regulation that you are not eligible for designation. From a revi”
“1 4-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 2430 E STREET NW. WASHINGTON 2S. D. C. 29 lay 1951 In reply refer to KD-4 kr. Frederick C. Handell 7000 Greig Street, Apt. 25-3, Seat Flecsant, Md* Dear Mr. Randell: This is to advise that actual processing of your application f”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL (When Failed Zn) Date 4 February 1.957 Dear Mr. Piccolo: 1. This is to notify you that the United States Government, as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your em ployment effective h February 1957. Position: File Clerk”
“14-00000 Rut 2-18-75 1 -‘*!* lr. lerridl 1.. Nurphy 1537 Forest Villa Lane NcLan, Virginia 22101 Dear inve: I an spy to send to yori, truler separate cover, your Aennicy retirement Medallion. The Medallion is a tmgihle form of recognition arel appreciation of your se”
“1 4-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY . - 2430 E STREET NW. WASHINGTON 29. D. C. 28 June 1951. Pr. Frederick.", Randell. 7000 Groig Street, Apt. 25-3, Beat Plasant, Maryland Dear Fr. Rendells In reference to your application for employment,. this letter is to, assur”
“designated participants as soon as possible. 2. In your case, the Head of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici- pant and 1 have accordingly made the formal determination required by the regulation t”
“? 6A0 28 September 1966. MEMORANDUM FOR: Birch 2 O’Seale THROUGH .: Head of service SUBJECT : Notification ligibility for Designation as a CIA Retirement and Disability System EDAA-W-Arat#DCAStWP- Partic ipant in 1. As you may know, we are in the process of reviewing ”
“that those employees who are eligible to participate in the sys tem may be designated participants as soon as possible. 2. In your case, the Head of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici pant and I”
“1 4-00000 C K 13 Cvadom (P) Dile A S0 mpen 0pormond 05 30 Of 60 Hirodaia Caron Agent with CPAS, PSlo and Carl Service Retirement 13,730 65-15/1 21 NQUAnne 62 PSI 14.055 65-15/2 Hot 62 LPI 15,045 65 - 15/2 26 Apr. 63 PS 15,525 GS-15/3 5SAN 64 LPI 16,695 GS-15/3 26 Apr”
“‘ in is itti - t ilt h Assignments ol thor domestic or abroad will require that Mr. Lynch fly in aircraft. Ohio requirement to fly may be not only for transportation purposes but could be a requirement of lid a assignment in connection with hia PM work. In addition to the t”
“■1-00000 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT TAMPA, FLORIDA 33601 • TO: Central Intelligence Agency DATE: Anaat 19, 1976 SUBJECT: Employment Reference Your name was given to us by: Grayston Leroy Lynch ______ Above candidate (as on employer_X___: associate____ ; ref”
“14-00000 ( CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON,D.C. 2050S f - OGC 75-4191 13 November 1975 Personal and Confidential The Honorable Barnard F. Jennings Senior Judge, Circuit Court for Fairfax County 4000 Chain Bridge Road Fairfax, Virginia 22030 Dear Judge Jen”
“1 4-00000 .- 1MAY :37s - Mr. Calvin W. Hicks : .. 10207 Forest Avenue‘ Fairfax, Virginia 22030 Dear Mr.licks: I an happy to send to you, under separate cover, - your Agency Retirement Medallion. The Medallion is a tangible form of recognition arid appreciation of your ”
“capabilities,, in- • . terests, and personal circumstances. By virtue of this application for member- - ship and upon my acceptance in the Career Staff, I am assured that, with-con tinuing satisfactory work performance and conduct on my part, just and equita-' ble attention ”
“policy of the Agency and foresee no problem in this regard concerning my new employment. 8. Form 71 (Application for Leave). 9. CSC Pamphlet 51 (Re-employment Rights of Federal Employees Performing Armed Forces Duty). . ! 10. Instructions for returning to duty from Extend”
“your case, the Head of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici pant and I have accordingly made the formal determination required by the . regulation that you are not eligible for designation. From a re”
“14-00000 16 July 1956 Mr. Joseph Stephan Piccolo 2210 20th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Piccolo: Your application for employment with this Agency la presently under active review. Appropriate members of our staff will determine whether we have a position ava”
“4APR 974 Mr. Robert P. Wheeler 6600 Millwood Road Bethesda, Maryland 20034 ..... : = Dear Pete: I am happy to send to you, under separate cover, your Agency Retirement Medallion. The Medallion is a tangible form of recognition and appreciation of your service to the Agency. I”
“this policy, full consideration will be given to my particular capabilities, interests, and personal circumstances. By virtue of this applica tion for membership and upon my acceptance in the Career Staff, I am assured that, with continuing satisfactory work performance and c”