“an. Miss Gandy. See Mor 10/17/59 1-51 PM MP TO DIRECTOR AND SAC, CLEVELAND FROM SAC, NEW YORK 1P [NI ROBERT EDWARD WEBSTER, IS DASH R. ( NEW YORK ONE FIVE ONE NINE CS3 DASH S ASTERISK. ASTERISK, A HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, ADVISED OCTOBER SEVENTEEN, FIFTY NINE, ROBERT EDWARD WE”
“FOR: Chief, Security Research Stail. MOKE SUBJECT M. D. Stevens : American Defectors 31 October 1960 Reference is made to a verbal request to you from the DC/OS for in- formation regarding any American citisons who have defected to the USSR, Red China, or other Satellite-countrie”
“, FBI (105-81285) FROM: RE: ६ SAC, CLEVELAND (105-3792) ROBERT EDWARD WEBSTER IS - R (00: CLEVELAND) ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED SPS-Ma DATE 11-9-94 BYS JFK) Re Cleveland airtel 10/7/59, Bureau airtel 10/15/59, New York teletype 10/17/59. On 10/17/59, NICHOLA”
“6/10/87 sp-wbya Hey #259416 Classified by 9140TERNAL Beclassify an: ODR INTERNAL SECURITY (R) 4-1088 EDWARD CARTER, at BIBERMAN's direction, arrived Los Angeles 10/8/141; conference immediately held at BIBERMAN's home with objective high pressure on HARRY CHANDLER, owner of Los A”
“2 NY 134-3315 . ye .- On 11/6/58, informant advised that during '. ..lunch which he had with VLADIMIR B. BARKOVSKY, BARKOVSKY asked informant to consider writing his analysis. .■• of the American political situation for BARKOVSKY, and' ;BARKOVSKY told him that he would be ”
“of his contacts with Soviet representatives. ~( ~ .SCALI was requested to advise VEO in the event he e is contacted by the Soviets in the future. 0- ... .In connection with the above information from SCALE to the effect that GEOEGE WATSON was scheduled to bogin his assignmen”
“wing addi tional pertinent information: Deane was born in Minsk, Russia, on August 4, 1913, under th e name of Morris B. Drobosky and was naturalized as a citizen of the United States on June 2, 1937. Deane wuCS investigated by this Bureau in 1942 in connection with a position wi”
“rn in Minsk, Russia, on August 4, 1913, under the name of Morris B. Drobosky and wa s natural ized a s a cit izen o f th e United St ates on June 2, 1937. D eane w uCS investigated b y this Burea u in 194 2 in connection wit h a po sition with the Office for Emergency Management.”
“and upon being advised that the FBI’s interest in Soviet Embassy personnel focused more on their personalities rather than Soviet policies) per se, Mr. Miller agreed to be interviewed whenever the FBI felt such was necessary. 08 s. WFO has recently conducted an interview with”
“11 0 STANDARD r-SM No. 84 Offi0ce Met 0 lum UNITEDi OVERNMENT TO DIRECTOR, FBI (105-28333) DATE: 8/19/59 FROM' YSAC, NEW YORK (134=3315) 131- CONE. INFL.---- |- 95 oie 30 : SUBJECT: ■■ N Re NY let 4/27/59: a. Residence and Employment 1 No change. - b. Current ”
“possible American espionage agent for the Soviets (23 reels) ' . • b. Frederich Vanderbilt IEDD, American Communist, and his wife, Anita Soyer ILD(254 reels) c. Asa 3A22 Dolinski, American Communist agent(o5 reels.) 12. Of particular importance in the coverage o LIFEAT was ”
“attached a communication to WTO captioned, "Grigoriy A. Rapota; IS - R (SOVEMB- KGB)" which denys authority for an interview with Mr. Miller at this time and instructs that office to promptly advise FBIHQ of any additional contacts between Mr. Miller and quinque representa”
“Gdynia, Poland. WANSTROM thought Bremen would suit their purpose. Subject gave WANSTRON the telephone number “of the company and was most solicitous about WANSTRON's. $4 arranging proper accomodations • (134) (12) . (135) - 1-bPyhv (COMMENT: The response of the Soviet Embassy”
“OP-ION.L FARM, 0. 10 MAC 1932 LORIN CfAetMa.(a cER) 101-11.8 ‘' UNITED STATES GOV. MENT■ Memorandum JoLa SUBJECT: RECTOR, FBI (105-28333) SAC, WFO (105-8906)(P) CONP.INFT. . IS - R CONFIDENT-! 6 2/15 0800 6/17/69 6 T8B MM 37 JrN 11 0 July ReWFOlet 5/26/”
“NY 134-3315 -0 2 Informant is occasionally able to furnish the E) .. identity of an individual in contact with ahSovlet or: P. Satellite National and can some times furnish the identity - : ; : of individuals in attendance at social functions given by Soviet or Satellite ”
“■ DIRECTOR, FBI (105-118599) 10/2/65 SAC, WTO (105-52614) (P) OCT 201965 Je*. COIDERTTAZA (00:Wro)1 v was ■ReWFOlet 6/7/65, captioned CS - R" (Bufile 134-10811). - . n Enclosed for the Bureau are seven copies of a LISI dated As above. Captioned "SURE K. BOURAKOV, ”
“14-00000 114-4 February 25, 1953 Daar George: Confirming what I have just told you on the mnone, our mutual friend wrote Michael a note the exact contents of which are as fullowst "After you left this afternoon, Mr. Robert Voegeler caze in to see me, and among other thin”
“SECRET CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH HMMA - 29477 . 3. Tbe Mexican Gobernacion filer ®* Subject (apparently identical with LOGINOV’s "Vebelman") was reviewed on 11 July 1966. . It shows that Subject was born on 7 October 1917 in Warsaw, Poland, is Jewish, and came - :to Mexico on ”
“4-00000 104-10219-10110 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 » •• CEOTET 0.U.s / CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Washingtom, D.C. 20505 Ted DULL29 fate 680 25 JAN 196B TVs MEMORANDUM FOR: Director National Security Agency”
“The SEBORER b rothers were also pre sent. Xu N EEDLEMAN tol d BUCK that ADAMS is 77 years ol d, is i n complete re ti rement, and enjoys the privileges of an hono red individua l, with the rank of an A rmy Col onel. BUCK was surprised that NEEDLEMAN knew ADAMS as well as he appar”
“Suejest- Samuel Adasry a *' is CBS news ‘—- - a .*Tolson_ reporter. He has ha Q ve official news-.• 1Mr. Belment gathering contacts w2/7 P ts since 1951. He‘ % / Mr. DeL ash 3has been furnishing on concerning1 5Mr. MeGu'ee ]Soviets at UN since J _separated from ,, / Mr. Mole *”
“4, 1/13,15, 1/13,15,17,18/ DATE WHEN MADE 1/26/43 HERBERT JOSEPH BIBERMAN, ET AL 7 FILE NO. 100-6769 REPORT MADE BY JOHN R. VICARS DRB CHARACTER OF CASE SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: ALL IMPORMATION I HEREIN UNCLASSIFIED PAOKFY NHONE SHOWN REFERENCE: DETAILS: INTERNAL SECURITY - R CUSTODIAL”
“V TOP SECRET 1 NOSENKO believed the agent, had travelled to the USSR just prior to the protest, a K(W) The translation of the name as "ECTOR" by NOSENKO has produced a more likely suspect than VERNON W. PROCTOR (S) ferred to in the CIA paper. This individual is JOSEPH ”
“could recall the employees Mrs. 3. GIBELMAN, Miss IRENE M. MOKEΝΝΑ, and SOL NATHANSON. Aequaintances SAMUEL F. BENDER, Dentist, 2119 Tiebout Avenue, Bronx, New York, advised that he had been a friend of the employee for approximately the past twenty years, his sister being marrie”
“in Moscow 5 -3 but at this time he has no recollection of either the name or the face of ROBERTS.© He said he could definitely state he had never taken any recruit to Admiral HILLENKOTTER to discuss employment S DULIN said he does not know and does not believe he has ever k”
“this reason, ROVINSKY said he would prefer to go to another country on the basis of an "invitation." (4) He ROVINSKY suggested that working in the Soviet Union would probably provide the sharpest contrast, but work in some other country might prove equally interesting. He indicat”
“14-00000 O 4. The facts in the attached chronology are subject to question since they are the result of (R oberts) own explanation of his affiliation with Itkin rather than having been determined from independent sources. The most critical aspect would appear to be the kno”
“terms that BRUCE FRANKLIN’s allegation was completely untrue and that GIBSON 1had been thoroughly checked out when BERGMAN, himself, was in Red China and had been found to be all right. BRUCE FRANKLIN continued the argument by stating that he could prove that GIBSON was a CI”
“reports. "Named in the memos were: Alger HISS and his brother, Donald (KISS); Harold WARS, Lee PRESSMAN, Henry ColLimS, Charles KRAMER (KRIVITZKY), Helen WARE, Alice MENDHAM, Harry Dexter WHITS, Zathan KAPLAN, Rose WEINSTEIN, Hathan WITT, John ABT, Eleanor NELSON, Hat PERLOW,”
“spy ring. "The battleship note, jotted by Assistant Secretary of State Adolth BERLE in 1939, read: ‘Plans for two superbattleships —— secured in 1937 —- who gave KARP-- : brother-in-law of MOIOTOV — working with Scott FERRIS got this released — now; naval architect working o”
“William Henry LUERS, LUERS said that Robert KORENGOLD, Newsweek correspondent, was interested in interviewing a Soviet painter whose work had been shown in Paris. The report further stated "At KORENGOLD's request, LUERS CLASSIFIED BY - 03.01.16 EXECUPT FROZE oesih - ON SCH”
“14-00000 ( €€ 4. The facts in the attached chronology are subject to question since they are the result of (Roberts) own explanation of his affiliation with Itkin rather than having been determined from independent sources. The most critical aspect would appear to be the ”
“0 F BI 0 Date: 6/13/69 SECRET Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL (Priority). TO DIRECTOR, FBI (105-184369) 4 3 FROM SUBJECT: : SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (100-61281) REVOLUTIONARY UNION (RU) (P) SD i IS - RU (NATIONALITIES INT”
“e #: Re leased und er the Jo hn F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65994 Date: 11-02-2021 100-341652 Serial Scope: 1096 DO NOT DESTROY FOIPA# NA NW 65994 Docld:32989474 Page 1 SECRET NY 100-78633 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 2 RESIDENCE”
“AND and his wife, DOROTHY, Jin their apartment in Moscow. The SEBORER brothers were also present. Xu NEEDLEMAN told BUCK that ADAMS is 77 years old, is in complete retirement, and enjoys the privileges of an honored individual, with the rank of an Army Colonel. BUCK was surprised”
“ed in late 1958 regarding the above individuals and informed that CI/OA was also interested in them. " According to information furnished by Fitzgerald Curtis Smith, 176178 - SD, during a debriefing in June 1959, Boris Y. Belitskiy, whom Smith know in Moscow, was in great feer of”
“- Totx» for 8O.10 o-T /AT RAY 1942 COITION ‘G5A FPNR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 a Memorandum UNITED STATES GC IRNMENT BARey 23 0 SUBJECT: 0 1 DIRECTOR, FBI (105-28333) SAC, NEW YORK (134-3315) CONF.INFT. ‘—-------**—nt— •' On 11/30/65, lod Seskwas in. CONFIDENTIAL ”
“would expire in May 1957. McCord indicated he would like to use Wiley for another year on the indexing project. On 13 April 1957, Wiley tendered additional materials from the indexing project; a copy of an article by Alfred Kohlberg, "A Red Dream"; an open letter to the Pres”
“to lunch at the Class Reunion on Eye Street and 18th. When Muldoon and I arrived to meet Stent we found him ensconced at a corner table with three other people. Red rushed over to inform us that he would be introducing me as a colleague of his from AEROJET. He then presented”
“USSR with another post card deliberately And carefully sealed to the first po st card. In case opened entitled "V. Podgoretsky, IS- 6€(105-98499), ??- the informant advised that both of the post cards forwarded .by Podgoretsky contained clandest ine message on the inner sid”
“NEEDLEMAN that her daughter had written that she had straightened out the matter of the eyeglasses f or the SEBORER brothers in Moscow). (4) Information regarding contacts of NEEDLEMAN has been disseminated to the appropriate individual case files. This information has been caref”
“on, ROVIN SKY said he would prefer to go t o another coun try on the basis of an "invit ation." ( 4) He ROVINSKY suggested that working in the Soviet Union would probably provide the sharpest contrast, but work in some other country might prove equally interesting. He indicated t”
“vileges of an honored indiv idual , with the rank of an Army Colonel. BUC K wa s surpr ised that NEE DLEMAN knew ADAMS as well as he apparently did. (u) On January 8, 1964, NY 1286-S* advised that LOUISE PATTERSON Informed NEEDLEMAN that her daughter had written that she had stra”
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“with one of his Bell superiors before he made any commitments. He finally agreed, however, when we convinced him that it would certainly be in his best interest to get on record with the FBI as soon as possible. Most of his apprehension about the FBI seemed to be attributable”
“UM Srn II. 247. end of 1961. (BLAKE was arrested the previous April.) He was definitely identified as such in an article carried in , the Soviet Government newspaper Izvestiya in October 1963. This article, entitled "A Cruel Lesson," was allegedly written by Arthur HAMAN,”
“4 ) He ROVINSKY suggested that working in the Soviet Union would probably provide the sharpest contr ast, but work in some other country might prove equally interesting. He indicated that his wife had been teaching English on a university level, and that he had been working as an”
“FD-38 -64) FBI Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) AIRTEL Via (Priority) NY 134-3315 000FXD)RET3303 Infermant advised that he has never been a member of the American League for Peace and Democracy although he has been a member for many years”
“0 SF 100-61281 SECRET BW/cmp In view of this latest development, it is most strongly’ urged that the Bureau, through liaison, have CIA interview "SUGAR", specifically concerning the following points: (1) Any and all knowledge "SUGAR" has concerning activities and contacts”
“14-00000 ***0% 6 April 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) SUBJECT! Information reported by Bob Lang, EFS Bob Lang has had reported to him the following: 1. Epstein, an investigator for Senator McCarthy, has just, turned into the Senator a 150-page anti-RFE r”