“14-00000 JACW 18 Backgr Bern April 6, 1921 in Amcterdsm, '3 rlemio Single 0 TAOT.-T-ou American citino Education: ( Amsterdam High School “ Austordan, Bothorlands St. Louis University, St. Louis, Misocuri — ASTP 6/13-2/LL Georgetown Foreign Sorvien School - 2 yrs. 7 6”
“14-00000. 1946 to 1953 - Worked as a Special Agent (MOS-1301) in the Army’s Counter Intelligence Corp in the grade of Master Sargeant. M duties consisted of investigating crises or security nature; member of a eclat CIC team in Korea; two assignments as ar. tructer at the ba”
“specializing in commercial and industrial security. 1953 to 1962 - Intelligence with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency, GS-13, $11,415. An Chief of a small branch of thly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and was responsible for the follow”
“commercial and industrial security. 1953 to 1962 - Intelligence with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency, GS-13, $11,415. As Chief of a small branch of highly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and was responsible for the following: the dir”
“1-00000 19‘:6 to 1953 - Worked as a Special. Agent (MS-1301) in the Army’s Counter Intelligence Corp in the grade or Master Sargeant. It/ duties consisted of investigating evimes of security nature: member of a combat CIC team in Korea; two assignment a as an instructor at t”
“la ***0s, 009056 .rone ANTESIEUR , 1 1-2 • im-icjmert • Deiee'dempe tes May 1962 - A: Feoruary 1968 Sge . ARovu bilizy • Troiemest enset: , - Established, planned, directed onu: Dze $10,050 iProfited: $19,500 • profit: managed activities or overseas editorial bureau of mo”
“Havre, France Separated fro m Active Duty as Lt.Col. ,Transpor tat on Corps-Reserve Length of Employment: February 1941 - February 1946 Employer: Transcontinental and Western Air Inc., Kansas City 6, Missouri Positions: Assistant to Traffic Manager, Int’l Divie on,New York, N”
“government. February 1917 March 1947. In February 194: I carered 011 nty with what was known as the Central Intelligence Ulcus, 430 l: Street, S.K. Washington, D. C., a government body reated by Executive Order which was a predecessor to the entral Intelligence Agency. I was”
“Washington, D. C. specializing in commercial and industrial security. From 1953 to 1962, I was an Intelligence Officer with U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency (Annual Salary - $11,415 - 03-13). As Chief of a small branch of highly apccialized analysts, I exercised ”
“commer- cial and industrial security. From 1953 to 1962, I was an Intelligence Officer with the U. S. Government, Central Intelligence Agency (Annual Salary $11,415, GS-13). As Chief of a small branch of highly specialized analysts, I exercised a wide variety of talents and”
“also initiated and developed four teelmical systems currently in operation on a world-wide basis within CIA and wrote numerous articles for an intelligence periodical. In January 1962,. CIA presented me with one of the largest individual Monetary Suggestion Awards over given ”
“COORDINATOR ON MYRIAD POLICY, POSITION AND GUIDANCE PAPERS IMPACTING ON US PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR RELATIONSHIPS WITH MEXICO. MAJOR PLAYER IN ENSURING THAT HIGHEST LEVELS OF THE USG FULLY UNDERSTOOD THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE EVOLVING POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION IN MEXICO”
“4-00000 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION February 1947 - March 1947. In February 1947 I entered on duty with what was known as the Central Intelligence Group, . 2430-E Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., a government body created by Executive Order which was a predecessor to the Ce”
“4-00000 I also initiated and developed four technical systems currently in opera tion on a world-wide basis within CIA and wrote numerous articles for an intelligence periodical. In January 1962, CIA presented me. with one of the largest individual Monetary Suggestion Award”
“capability in German and Freni PERSONAL: Community Service: -- Active in Little League, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts -- Officer and President of PTA 1 -- Fourteen years in Rotary International, variously as member of the Board of Directors, Committee Chairman, Vice President a”
“III. PROFESSIONAL A. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 2324. B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Ass”
“III.PROFESSIONAL A. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 2324. B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Asso”
“III. PROFESSIONAL A. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 23242. B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar As”
“III, PROFESSIONAL A. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 2324. B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Ass”
“4 EDUCATION: Fordham University, Economics, B.S. 1955. George Washington University, Business Administration and Management Courses, 1966-1968. Command and Staff College, Quantico, Virginia, 1969-1970. Foreign Affairs Executive Seminar, Department of State, 1975. PERSON”
“e5. III. PROFESSIONAL A. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination Grade 2324. B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar ”
“or until early in 1931.' Was then sent to the United States by the company i handle Packard sales in Buffalo, New York where he remained until the autumn of 1932. At that time he was approached by Raymond-Thitcomb Inc., a leading American travel company, specializing in delux”
“systems currently in operation on a world-wide basis within CIA and wrote numerous articles for an Intelli gence periodical. In January 1962, CIA presentedme with one of the largest individual Monetary Suggestion Awards ever given by that Agency.”
“Union.."- . - : (C) . . - A confidential source, who has furnished reliable . information in the past furnished the following background information regarding subject on May 14, 1954: • 2 3(c o*%2• ‘ Education# ■ Graduated Claremont High School, Oakland, Galifornia, 194”
“Cerpe, and accepted a ccarisa’en as Captain on S September 1742. -:After an indoctrination course at Quantico, Va., I was ordered to San Antonio,. Tex., as asr’etent recruiting offiocr. I rumuned there for three cont’s, dovoting most of my tine to the Student Officer procurem”
“Agency. Since 1965 two vital,line positions were held involving the Agency’s programs in the technical and physical security fields. . In heading up the technical security division, from 1965 to 1968, he had primary supervisory responsibility for some 40 professional and c”
“policy objectives. Much of this work required a thorough knowledge and under standing of the psychology, culture, aspirations and motivation of foreign individuals and peoples in order to influence them, through verbal as well as written means, from one point of view or ideo”
“Combat Intelligence. Be 1939-1960 Forest Guard, U. S. Forest Service, California. 1935-1939 L :r Industry, California. Additional information upon request.”
“io represent the various Marine Corps installations in their dealings and disputes with local draft boards concerning the deferment of elout five thousand civilian amploye6s. :In edditjen, I tock an eaxivo part in the adsiris ration of the Salociive Service Fesdquarters in Ra”
“LANGUAGES: Periods of residence and travel in Europe' (as a child), .Japan, and Latin America. Extensive travel in the United States, Fluent in Spanish and Italian, slight capability in German and French. PERSONAL: Community Service: -- Active in Little League, Cub Scouts, ”
“LANGUAGES: Periods of residence and travel in Europe' (as a child), .Japan, and Latin America. Extensive travel in the United States, Fluent in Spanish and Italian, slight capability in German and French. PERSONAL: Community Service: -- Active in Little League, Cub Scouts, ”
“service with US army. August 1940-45 - US Army and AS, Operations and I telligence Specialist = Technical Sergeant, 135 dollars month, dekgd exp term of service. • August 1945 -Oct 45 - Laboratory Technician = Sterling Silica Gel Corp • e .860 weekly — left due to strike co”
“U.S. policy objectives. Much of this work required a thorough knowledge and under standing of the psychology, culture, aspirations and motivation of foreign individuals and peoples in order to influence them, through verbal as well as written means, from one point of view or ide”
“requested to complete this form and return it to the Budget officer. Approved Richard A. Sprague I a m not related X I am related by the following relationship NW 66000 ernal Halt Signatu re of Em ployee Docld:32239451 P age 16 1-10-77 Date LAURA MAEROLT 2034 Taylor Run And rews ”
“13-00000 % A PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Concurrent Non-Academic Positions Consultant, Historical Division, Army Corps of Engineers, 1985-89, Prepared a book length manuscript on the history of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army/Civil Works. Book based upon res”
“Intelligence NCO, MOS 631, Combat Intelligence. 1939-1940 Forest Guard, U.S, Forest Service, California .1935-1939 Lumber Industry, California. Additional information upon request”
“hours spent studying the unpublished working papers of the Warren Commission is approximately 1700. In association with the Citizen's Commission and as an independent researcher traveling extensively it has been the most valuable experience to be introduced to, develop a rapport ”
“hours spent studying the unpublished working papers of the Warren Commission is approximately 1700. In association with the Citizen's Commission and as an independent researcher traveling extensively it has been the most valuable experience to be introduced to, develop a rapport ”
“hours spent studying the unpublished working papers of the Warren Commission is approximately 1700. In association with the Citizen's Commission and as an independent researcher traveling extensively it has been the most valuable experience to be introduced to, develop a rapport ”
“Federal Bureau of Investigation) and the Department of State. Criteria for the position included knowledge, application and interpretation of U. S. and foreign laws. The establishment of the position was at the instance of the General Counsel of the Agency and my selection t”
“MACHINES SUCH AS OPERATION OF RADIO TRANSMITTERS andxcote Cw speed, sending 4 receiving: OFFSET PRESS, TURRET LATHE, EDP AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC & PROFESSIONAL DEVICES. 3. ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A LICENSED OR CERTIFIED MEMBER OF ANY TRADE OR PROFESSION SUCH AS PLOT, ELE”
“14-00000 Addenda Sec. 11. 4 wish to state that the material here furnished is approximate only.4 have not seen any of these re- latives in over 10 years and cannot check the ma- terial any further. Soo. 13. . .. Collgges: (continued) niversity of Michigan,"nn Arbor,Mich.”
“00000 SECSET -3- 6. 1943 Berlin Employed with SCHUPOHIZEI as translator • Frerch-German language. 7.191,6-7 Paris Employed by Architects Carre Associated as electrical installation planner and , constructor of prototype model builder. Earned roughly 4 dollars an hour A”
“14-00000 EXPERIENCE . Employed by Central Intelligence Agency and World War II predecessor agencies from 1942 -11972. Served as clerk,. 0 administrative assistant, photo technician, research analys,, - wand intelligence officer. Assignments were in Washington, D.C., the F”
“various supervisors and co-workers at NPIC and their shortcomings. He regaled me with much of his background and history with the military and initial application and entrance on duty with the Agency; his personal acquaintance and relationships with notables - a former Americ”
“do III. PROFESSIONAL A. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 2324. B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar”
“Far East Division, RAA Branch. Secretary to Chief, East Asia Economics Section to Nov. 44, Washington, DC. $1800. yr .New Delhi, India; Kandy, Ceylon; Kunming, China , Secretary & Chief Clerk to Chief, OSS RAA, IB and China Theaters to Oct. 1945 $2000-2300 yr Kunming, Chi”
“14-00000 December 1959 WORKING EXPERIENCE: / U.S.A. - 1948-1954: 08 8 Gas Refrigerating Co., New Orleans, La) Sales Counselor. Cardiovascular Research Laboratory, Tulane School of Medicine, 06 New Orleans, La. — Research Technician. - .> Middle America Research Institu”
“•14-00000' Supervised a staff of as many as 10 Americans and foreign nationals and provided guidance and assistances: to colleagues involved-in-similar activities. At various times was responsible for the staffing, budgeting and management of major programs and projects.”
“& 9 The Evening and Sunday .""- 4997 30TH AND MARKET STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA, 19101 Serving the Greater Philadelphia and South Jersey Area Next, I was assigned to Harrisburg to cover the State Legislature for a year and a half, worked on a team investigating political”