“14-00000 25 Jun 52 Mr. Braden: In coll a ti n g Some slight differences, 2the Lese oulyIonefind reports, whichthelow. red seemshut. I've listedis marke significant d ins some other for your lossible convenience. Does point 4 resvire or is theamethomems or is it carel”
“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”
“14-00000 22 7. P41-TUUB W. 7166 NCE wem 0-1 1. TOM people. Jeneral Comments. A.2 Amoressed by their quality. 41 duptiste I hive no. salled with aany Ford Foundation people and any They oxo work1E3 herd and are doing St in A olf-effacing manner. I have not heard MA ”
“14-00000 F-4-61-88 Y G 99 LOO JP S E CR ET CIAler* A"R 59 CITE CORTA0T5/235814372X 3307 :"? INC., SANT: TD CAME 34441) SUBJECT IS WELL KNOWN TO TSO/ORD• M.M pA NTS A3 THE DEVELOPER OF IDERTI-KIT. MORE RECENTLY nov !DE :FLOFE T DF POSIT !VE VOICE IDENTIFICATION”
“X Bill M. ashef Chris B. to have Dean W. to make sure 7 -.M fiM V That Caravel checks aut WiRogUES names with Inteaco L to a in Paris when he goes there in the most fair weeks. e"n g )9 flte a -c s M s that Wirsave is not bites k 9 May 63 Dean W. Calle d t o i”
“Attachment A a copy of Brown’s : written answers to our soccific questions. (Attachment B in a criteria i for USEP assistance.) . • to 2. In regard to the criticism levelled at Prown and the Oornan unit by the formar’a NO office, the following pertinent excorpta were passe”
“13-00000 d Cie*. - 3 - 98 5£The Group agreed to recommend approval of this project to 'higher authority. Mr. Bundy will take this up on Monday, June 10th. He suggested that in the meantime all necessary preliminary alerting be accomplished, so that Nenni can be informed”
“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”
“1268 ROUTINE 21 APR 69 1600 1 1 CONTACTS/LOS ANGELES {KKSNEEX) 83002 FROM OSS (MUSULIN) / NEW CASE 52872 - HUGH M C. MCDONALD - WORLD ASSOCIATES INC., SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA OFFERS TO ASSIST AGENCY (Closed Case 34441) THIS IS HEN CASE OPENED TO YOUR OFFICE. SUBJECT”
“14-00000 a 390 PROW T SALES REPORT DAT/REF 15-18-69 1. Salesman PARTY FOR TENNIS GROUP 2. Supervisor JOLIN FRANCIS 3. Date/meeting Feb-09 Site U 4. Date/next mtg. Site 5. Administrative —AANlo Ia DL DUTIES MID L 6. Instructions to salesman Robert note sget 0”
“and is pursuing his studies four days weekly. 5. Since BIRADIAL is attending class at American University to enhance his cover during his interim covert training at headquarters, it is requested Garel P. Paplon he be reimbursed in the amount of $93.00 and the project amended”
“14-00000 ‘.2*Ye BEMORABDU:! JOTILE 0 DATE T2 263 ACTION Fred Engel INDIVIDUAL Z0P 26 Dee. Nidecliso come a needupforforatECAcover. nwwgelworking Rose' sEi ) whoEngel suggesti del has on a to man is comidesinesreswith OintPCernast the end back-st y o p January”
“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 a-eot 7’49 NITHLT. O' VC9t1L 0 WA .9 CS-1337 (Millard) 43 2 February 1956 9145-RST 2 3 6 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contact Division, 00 st J SUBJECT : Research Institute of America 1. On 26 January 1956, Kr. Millard of this office, together with Er. Ro”
“na with any problems he might have with immigration and Naturalisation. After i had explained to him SEORET 104-10167-10036 6 kay 1960 Page 5 what the special roceture involved, Farom saw no further need to talk to Dennen. However, i suggestel w check with Carr to find out how th”
“intense person and, under 5 great pressure, his involvement affects his performance; and even more important, it has a very bad effect on his health. With this consideration noted, the undersigned thinks very highly of Mr. Hidalgo and would be pleased to be associated with hi”
“14-00000 - strove ‘69-TP75 cordon. 8. 2% AH (NBOF) 1865 22 General Comments. (continued.) 5. / very good project has recently boe: launched. It ie 060680 for c-lled The Delhi Training and Orientation Centre Poroign Tohnici na in India. This is the second time it has be”
“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”
“3.86 PRODUCT SALES REPORT 0126 Rot I Dixie1 • 1. Salesman 2. Supervisor Party For Tennis Group JOHN FRANCyS 3. Date/mocting 5 +18367 Site 1 4. Date/noxt mtg.’ Site 5. Administrative 6, Instructions to salesman Rabat party 00 08ta1 7, Report by salesman 9 el G”
“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”
“1 4-00000 I 1 T.CN 4.... 7 February 1952 It MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ' SUBJECT: Project TFTONIC: Mid-European Studies Center, American Personnel Attached hereto ia a copy of subject list as of 20 November 1951. JWBrnBV THOMAS d. BRADEN Attachment on original”
“veyre-wey and remarked that it could be for any number of reasons completely unrelated to his past relations with KUBARK. 7 % 16 PRQ Is were turned over for traces. The various group leaders are continuing to recruit for their groups. The Case Officer suggested that they ni”
“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”
“14-00000 il, a EYES CZY SECRET 4. In searching for an area where Mr. O'Connell might strive .for further improvement, I am hard put to find any in the light of .his consistently high performance record, I do believe, however, that Mr. O'Connell has lost or appears to hav”
“arising from subject’s possibly over-extenned financial position. This bonus payment is believed justified by subject’s long tenure of service. 8. With regard to paragraph 3 of TRSW-685, there have been no changes in subject’s cover and current modes of contact and communica”
“13-00000 John I ask the JFK reviewers for comment on Gunn's and Wickhams ^^ memos Gary (attached) did his med); as a were 1 Barry 6”
“$250,000.00. Iden, honever, believes the sale of the equipment will not bring in more than $15,000.00. Because of the low price he believes he would receive, Iden has refused to cell the equipment for fear AMBIDDY-1 will think he has been stealing money. Iden informed ANWORLD”
“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”
“!4-00000 004 55.64 * International Rescue Committee, Inc. A: 5564 DCS/SD/A11en Staff George Neagoy Room 814, Key Building 2775 5 June 1973 CDC 2D40 The attached copy of NY-603- Headquarters 73, dated 31 May 1973, is for your information and: retention. You will r”
“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”
“14-00000 * Chief, Contact Division -2- 57-402 6 "To has been sending typewritten navo reports on Hungary to several individuals in the 03 and Europe. X have received copies in both Bungarina and English, I cant the English cong to Mr. David Martin, IRC in Bev York. Be do”
“14-00000 SECRET In reply refer (D -( 267 tor 31 March 1952. Lear Kin: On one of the matters which we discussed on ledrenday, 1.8., the ratter poor, in Jr. sighoc’ letter, we require 0/0 assistance from you. We Envo gone over this topic thoroughly and find that this ia”
“documents range from 25 April to 21 May 1963. b. Item 9 - Leo Cherne 21 documents (six-1954: one-1955; two-1957; two-1958: one-1960; four-1962; and one each-1965, 1967, 1968, 1976, 1977)Jal1 of which concern the establishment, maintenance, and use of.6, cover provided by. S”
“provide adequate exploitation of Humanist-2, that individual will be turned .over to Humanoid for direct handling prior to 1 October 1949. Humanist-1, whose sole function has been to contact Humanist-2 and who has received a salary of $250.00 per month, will be eliminated on ”
“..3 SPCL* I June 17, 1953.. FuXSZAA) Beer Sirs .This ia to acknowledge with thanks receipt of y ur informative letter of April 29, 1953 which arrived by steenor mail. We rerret that an earlier reply baa not been possible, but the time elapsed has been well--- . spent in”
“14-00000 - - *- ?L % Galbond is leaving tomorrow to make a visit down your way and I have asked him to be kind enough to pass this to you. 1) The desk here concurs in our interest subject to your approval.”
“That 14,00000*. :,* 2 OCT 1959 P.O. Box 8105 Southrest Station Washington, D.C. Mr. Henry P. Lopeses- 6505 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, California .Dear Me. Lopes: "ose Things are developing faster than I has anticipated when I last sev you. Za view of this X would ”
“14-00000 SECRET DVRAT 26 September 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: CCS INC SUBJECT: ORPURE /CREBONY /1 Relationship 1. This will confirm our conversation of 18 September 1967, in which we discussed OREBONY/1's plan to visit ORPURE some time during the week of 25 September 1967,”
“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. ”
“% April 0, 168 Ji’trr.Al) Dear Sir This 1a to seknuuledan ei th thanks receipt of your latter o? •aroh d. L963. The ozegutive board of cur foundtion has reed and oano.dared your proposal and uo find your consenple tod activities n oo t interesting. Yawr idea of reviving mn”
“J4-0 9 -2- a 1. in view of lie above, Sionics, Inc. assures you that he full resources of the Corpora ion ill be provided for he successful performance of this work. We look forward to be opportunity of serving the Royal Thai Government in order to contribute to the defea”
“4-00000 23 October 1959 Paul, b Enclosed are two more of David’s letters to be forwarde you. These are both dated 26 October so please post on or at date. t 33 St —”
“thought he would be, and in terms of his own abilities—apart from targets which may or may not be accessible to him—he is getting better all the time. 4. Last year, about a year later than QREBONY/1 might have expected his salary to go up from $600 to $800, we raised it to $”
“14-00000 1 va .. I*.- 12. CONTINUED an assignment in New York for her. - She is such a valuable person that anyone who has worked with her would be glad to have her on the premises: so there is no need to try to "sell" / her: it’s just the question of whether the timing”
“14-00000 W N / s SECRET ■ ) 'Use 08-1337 (111era) 2 February 1956. 1 NUGOET MINOR ANDUM FOR: . Kr. Robert McCann New York 00/0 Office SUBJECT i Research Institute of America 1. Attached is a suggested draft of the proposed Letter of Under standing between Hr.”
“14-00000 2 conceivably crystallize opposition to his person and sink the ship. Since X did not interpose an outright veto (of dubious efficacy at best), he vill undoubtedly profess to have convinced me of the soundness of his , headlong rush toward matrimony and all that ”
“SFP ET 9 Nov. 1450 xxxisx Ne are very anx ious to hive the jfct; photo-book finished as fast as possible. 1 it. that Re As Loomis The Better Handled as you a lore can do it, this took will be one of th e sost porertiuorix deffestive shots we canffireeani —- sand it, that”
“14-00000 -A - 3. It would be useful to brief the Executive Committee on the reasons why any changes in the budget are made after they are for Agency action. made, and it might be well to have a lunchoon with the Executive Committee down here or in New York after the acti”
“3 February 1958 NYORAND.M. I OR: FI/JrS — Pro eets Trareh :' SUBJECT. b Arendrent to Prog et LIYeAt 1. It 1« requbited that Project CIFEAT be e ended to authorise the porment of 01820 compenration to isdine M. chiP hois for the pertod 1s - January 19 g, through % June 1958”