“(they're in it per tonight’s Star), getting background on all law enforcement officials in Illinois who will be involved (whom do you trust?), is this a diversion which we're being sucked into, how do we avoid that (hire someone just for this), how do we show we care so ot”
“tioned on his loyalty to Rowton and insisted that he be asked, "NDo you be- lieve in Rowton?" 4. After a brief break for lunch the examination was given inone of the bed- rooms |K the apartment while Bowton waited in the living room. LIRING/3 . D ATI =/ IMMA 33527 5 COPY a ”
“his trial on Tuesday 5 Decembe 1972 for gerjury. fox asked all who could to be on hand in December f or his trial. Roderic Duff stat”
“LIREALN-1 then paid the bill and accompanied ROWTON up the stairs in the rear to the gift section, where they found FRADYER looking over the silver display in the shop. 1700 An apparently casual conversation then took place, with FRADYER and LIREALM-1 doing most of the tal”
“record book, GARIER nazed, am ong others, an individual n aned (First lane U nknown) CA. Ca being qu estioned concerning Gill, he said this inaividual was first seen by בס בבג the afternoon c2 April 5, 1033, between the hours of 5:00 26:00 2, omplain that another ro, 20 C 30%-3, ”
“what action was taken with that information as he pointed out during his testimony. Our fil es s how that this information was reported to the police departments in every instance. We also know that in certain instances th”
“he ever served in the capacity 23 of being an informer or informant to the Agency? 24 NW 50955 32203851 Page 84 H”
“13-00000 rect. With others I have been completely soundtrack if I would pay for the dubbing unable to identify the right number The charges. I told them to go ahead. □ na problem with this game is that the player Next I played the Lomax-Liebler tape. &MWM ETC® ! knows that ”
“p.m., she was given the opportunity to talk with hor atoorncy, as were all of-the ‘other subjects. Following this, she was taken to the courtroom on the third floor for a hearing before United States Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, After the hearing. her bail was set at $25,000 ”
“have seen that, but that is a kind of sensational thing. Chalmers Roberts, ask your girl to get. W: Let's see, that wasn't in the News. That was in the Post. DCI: Yes, it was in the Post. W: Yes, I read Roberts. Saturday morning, I read that, saying that he thought we ought to go”
“€ New York will continue to make efforts to locate a source suitable for assignment and Boston and the Bureau will be advised if such an informant is located. C. tvwAh---/ € "j f. pfon-titree / :”
“investigator would do in the investi gation of,& lawyer would be to check on his admission to the Bar and with the Grievance Committee; that anybody could have gotten this. Further, I inquired whether he had any information to the effect that assisted Grunewald in the invest”
“RELEASED, PROBA EL Y NOT LATER THAN EARLY A AUGUST, UNLESS GUATS CAN MAKESTRONG CASE WITH PROMISE OF TRIAL AND PRBISON SENTENCE ONLY. SECRET SECRET . BT.......... - .7"/ I noost”
“’’Approximately one week later I was instructed by s. 83 » • this same person to either participate as previously agreed ** ;a 1 or derrogatory information pertaining to me would be disclosed to * to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Thereupon I agreed, to follow the instr”
“ould be noted this book contains only a roccrd of roczers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon being questioned concorning individuals renting at thoso addresses who might have checked cut prior to the completion of the period for wh they bad paid, or others who fcx an”
“charming the other ladics than he spent talking to . - Svijent. »: 97. -C. AP ca 10:30 on ? February, Subject called AEDIEHARD in 5the case officer’s presence. lle was not im. She was told to call later which according to LIENVOY she did but he was still not in. 7. The case”
“nsider our position in light of the post the possible insistence by Justice for subject's testimony. CS/R FLBragg (9 April 1956) Orig DD(ICS) DD(PPS) - Subject File Chrono NW 65924 Docid:32362047 Page 2. EBRET RLDanneman”
“to the question. He also would not provide his current address when requested to do so by Mr. Berk. NW 66000 Docld:32271380 Page 2 page 2--Hidalgo interview.”
“first and last I heard from him. Q. Has Tony Muneer heard from him or does he know of his whereabouts? A. No, Tony has not heard from him since December 1969 and does not know of Richard Nagel’s whereabouts. Q. Have you ever been arrested? A. Yes. Q. How many times? 506 V”
“14-00000 *E:L , RIDPdij 15 25 Nov 21 2 stMM%/ L.. 8000 PAGE 2 JMVAVE 0156 S E CRET FERNANDEZ AND HAROLD VITLING, THE DEFENSE COUNSEL, BBT VAS GRANT ED BY THE JUDGE. 'HE RILED THAT IF THE DEFENSE WAS ABLE TO SHOW, OUT OF THE JURY’S PRESENCE, THAN AN ANSWER FAVORABLE ”
“HOLD NOW, BUT, 00 NOT OBJECT TO PERMITTING PARENTS TO VIEW IT UNDER DA CONTROL WITHOUT PRESS INVOLVE- MENT. NEWS MEDIA MAY HAVE TAPED INTERVIEW AND SEEMS BEST TO GIVE PARENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW FROM OUR SOURCE FIRST RATHER THAN THEM SEEING If ON EVENINGS NEWS. PARENTS SHO”
“13-00000 crantatieseouinensinnlisie-k "The EP 65-951 ■ to participate in a psychiatric consultation and/or examination. ‘I believe that this is a violation of my right to a speedy trial as guaranteed to me by Amendment 6 of the Constitution. . . "In relation to the foreg”
“superior, Sergeant MITCHELL. i GRANGER advised that he did not re-enter the room until Interviewed on. 8/19/74 at. New York, New York File * NY 185-229 / SAS JAMES L. BECK and by. DAVID E. VON HOLLE JLB/ss Date dictated. 8/20/74 This document contains neither recomm”
“met most at the day Fri-. may have been placed 1 day int returned no infictiments ex a particular telephone. The 9 when 2 adjourned about 4:30 House speaker’s office was % --p.m. until 9:32 a.m. Wednes- next doorthetotime fice at the governor’s of-,: of the alleged *• Pith”
“book contains only a roccrd of roc zers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon being questi oned concorning individuals renting at thoso addresses who might have checked cut prior to the completion of the period for wh they bad paid, or others who fcx any reason might no”
“that is the way he passed it off.'I thought that was kind of odd that Gino wouldn't tell me that Patrick was in the - hospital M- Well, OK, this concludes the interview, the time is 1715 hours NW 88326 Docld:32266807 Page 43”
“a year later at Churchill Farms, NO. " 5/17/6 7 Reid & wife "agreed that, that portion of the ma nus cript concerning the Barean would be deleted." to Din from LA/SC1 Reid, coauthor of Green Felt has new book. Jungle U.S.A.!! "Reid included into t states supposedly made by CM on ”
“nder interrogation. CEODET ECHEVERRIA promised all info obtained from DURANS; caid first report shou ld t ho rities. ECHEVE RRIA prom ised to t ry to keep Age 9 of 13 COPY NO. NW 6592 4 Docld :3236 4630 Page 6 1 104-10127-10207 48 . 23 No v. 49. 23 Νοv. 50. . 24 No v. 51. 23 Nov.”
“one shot into the air to make certain the gun was in working order and then entered the premises and NW 66000 Docld:32261315 Page 6 James Robert Todd Interview Page 5.”
“resident was consulted or informed? After Mr. Katzenbach assumed of fice, and the wiretapping contin ued, he was told by angry newsme n that the”
“CORPORATION WAS UNDERGOING A GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK, 5. THE PURPOSE OF LAWYERS HEADLEY AND SUDDUTH IN CONTACTING WKSCARLET -3 WAS 10 OFFER go ys$±0;0n0 TO PRESSURE . • • •. a se. . v o- —: : : secr-tt.'-”
“smen t which came to ho ov er b ecause of his pub lic statement, pri or to any grand jury action, co ncerning the evidence against those two priests and their followers who were alleged t”
“smen t which came to ho ov er b ecause of his pub lic statement, pri or to any grand jury action, co ncerning the evidence against those two priests and their followers who were alleged t”
“a roccrd of roczers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon b eing questio ned concorning i ndividuals renting at thoso addresses who might have checked cut prior to the completion of the period for wh they bad paid, or others who fcx any reason might not be recorded in t”
“deadline, it is requested that the arrangements be made early in February. Once documents have been selected, Barry will need copies of those documents as well. Please keep Becky and me posted with respect to these requests. Thanks in advance for your assistance. Frieda CC: ”
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“September 30, 1963, EP T-1 was j a of the opinion that the subject still apparently. . needed o : s psychiatric treatment." He said he was unable to evaluate .’the subject’s activities subsequent to 1955 in view of the X fact that no contacts had been made with the subject si”
“REILLY by SA SKARBEK. Each item seized was numbered and dated by SA SKARBEK and SA MAZZEO. SA SKARBEK handed REILLY an "Interrogation; Advice of Rights Form" to read which she did. SA SKARBEK explained these rights to REILLY. REILLY advised she understood her 8UA NW 88321 ”
“BILIZAM was then asked by SA DONALD REX EGELSTON would he acknowledge that ne had been advised of his rights by agents of tne PBI and he advised, "Yes, I have been advised. i! Mr. BILLMAN advised that he did not wish to sign the advice of rights waiver form and he requested t”
“ion in front of the armored truck. He then proceeded to exit the Main Street ramp and in doing so he Interviewer Signature tori gnature reph bor Typed Signature Joseph J. Basteri NW 66000 Docld:32248408 Page 3 Date transcribed June 15, 1978 By: Ross Form #4-A Pierce Interview Pag”
“GARNER sa id he was unable to recall GALT's first name, but advised he had observed ma il on the hal l table of the rocning house at 113 14th Street, M.E., which nail was - 4 NW 65994 Docld:32989731 Page 12 49 427 i AT 44-2336 - addressed to GALT. At this point, GARMER accompanie”
“erated by hin on a lease basis. A revica of this record book failed to disclose an y reg is tr at io n in the name GALT." It should be noted this book contains only a roccrd of roczers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon being questioned concorning individuals renting”
“R. CARIER stated that he did not feel there was any likelihood that the CALT who had stayed at 113 H .E., vas identical with this suspect, stating many people have the same nans. - 14th Street, CAMER stated that he had neither seen nor heard of CALT prior to April 5, 1938, and th”
“was arrested with him ky local authorities in Nov Jersey in Maptembox, 173, and that ho traveled with him for t period but trat DxDEXCK had stayed in Florida. La advised 32 NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 586 **‘ m"7”
“he would help you get out of the Army? A. Yes, he said he would’speak to a. friend, Richard Nagel, and see what he could do. Q. Did he ever .tell you what he ’did’ to help you get out of the Army? A. No. EOE Have you ever associated with any dissident, anti-Army, or anti-war ”
“didn’t even mention it. If it wasn't for somebody reading the paper and they came in they made a comment about it and I said you’re kidding I wonder why he didn't mention it, cause they came in on Wednesday and he was in on Monday and the cars were stolen on Friday, Monday a”
“and she was also verbally advised of what that rights form meant. She stated she understood what the form said, and her rights, but she did not wish to sign this form, nor would she give any information regarding her arrest or the charges against her.’ She was again advised ”
“lorida, Police Department, to which SA Sammon again ad vised that he was not aware of such File #3 R eleased under the John”
“lorida, Police Department, to which SA Sammon again ad vised that he was not aware of such File #3 R eleased under the John”
“above-mentioned bar ■ on 14th Street, and in order to be recognized, he was to place three nickels on the bar in line with a dime placed directly over the middle nickel. He said the CIA told him .. that since this matter involved domestic rather than foreign intelligence he ”