ns were not make by the interviewer tat by the program directors. FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS: JAMES ANGLETON : CSCI-316/01446-64 S.M.DOWNEY:SR/CI/KGBmbg 30 September 1964 Distribution: Orig & 1 Addressee 1 C/CI 1- CI/OPS/SS - dmy copy 11- …
… g. & 1 : addressee 1-C/CI 1-C/CI/R&A 1 - WE/BC DDP/WE/BC/JFCaswell:rm(23 Nov 63) 1 C/CI/SIG ٤ : 1- CI/Liaison Birch & Theat JAHES ANGLETON NW 65990 Docld:32375397 Page 1
… ormation to the resident's Con mission on the Assassination of resident John F. Kennedy. FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FLANS: JALKS ANGLETON CSCI-3/780,881 Distribution: Orig . & 1 Addressee 1- C/CI X- C/CI/SIG 1- C/CI/R&A C/SR 1 1- C/SR/CI C/SR/CI/R (hold cy & comeback …
… RD NUMBER : 104-10067-10404 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM: ANGLETON, JAMES, DDP TO: HOOVER, J. EDGAR TITLE: LEE HARVEY OSWALD DATE: 09/30/1964 PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS: SECURITY RUSSIA INTERVIEW Date: 12/ …
… anguage course at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS: Signed: John C. Mertz JAMES ANGLETON CSCI 316/00925-65 Distribution: Orig & 1 Addressee 1-C/CI -C/CI/SIG 1- C/CI/R&A 1-C/SR 1 C/SR/CI 2 C/SR/CI/R (hold cy & comeback …
… dent Kennedy is being delayed pending receipt of your Bureau's indings in this ustter. FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FLANS: : JAMES ANGLETON CSCI-3/780,612 3 Enclosures as cited above in paras. 2, 3 & 5 Distribution: Orig. & 1 -Addressée - C/CI 1 C/CI/SIG -C/CI/R&A 1 1 …
… & comeback cy) SR/O/US/1 1- 1-201-289,248 SR/CI/Research: APrasko;cl 11 February 1964 -2- NW 65990 Docld:32375321 Page 2 4 JAMES ANGLETON i
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… comeback cy) - 2 SR/O/US/dl 1 1-201-289,248 SR/CI/Research:ABrasko;cl 11 February 1964 - 2- NW 65990 Docid:32375328 Page 2 JAMES ANGLETON
potential value was identified. James J. Angleton (Chief, Counterintelligence Staff, 1954 1974) As noted in a 24 August 1998 memo to the Board, the files of Mr. Angleton were in …
… he DDP begin to keep records of destroyed records? For e example, in a Cold Warrior footnote, Tom Mangold reports that as any of Angleton’s files were destroyed, “a complete record was carefully maintained about what had been done. (George) Kalaris signed off on ev …
… the DDP begin to keep records of destroyed records? For example, in a Cold Warrior footnote, Tom Mangold reports that as any of Angleton's files were destroyed, "a complete record was carefully maintained about what had been done. (George) Kalaris signed off on ev …
… 1997 Budget and Finance 1. In Cold Warrior, (p. 52) Mangold refers to a CI secret slush fund which was tightly controlled by Angleton and never audited by the usual procedures. According to Mangold, it was this fund which allowed Angleton to run his own operatio …
DDCI and DDP. IG OGC DO offices (CI, SAS, Cuba, WH/LA) DI (OCI, other analysis and finished Intel). TSD files on Mexico City; where was TSD in the organization. DA (what type of pay records would exist 1958-63; rAngleton’s accounting records; agents'
… terial, CIA-6 Cables and Dispatches, CIA-13 Backchannel Communications, CIA-IR-03 HTLINGUAL Documents, CIA-IR-04 Disposition of Angleton Files, CIA-IR-07 Claude Barnes Capehart, CIA-IR-15 Electronic "take" from Mexico City, CIA-IR-21 DRE Monthly Operational Report …
in a formal letter for the record. CIA-IR-04 Disposition of Angleton's files. The Review Board seeks to ensure that it has taken all reasonable steps to account for any files that James Jesus Ang …
conspiracy theory on the Warren Commission. The commission found no evidence of a conspiracy. Angleton,was fired in 1975. Years later, a mole was found - Aldrich Ames - but he had entered the CIA after Angleton's dismissal. At …
… TERMED "DESK OFFICER," OWN ROLE MINOR. ALTHO PUT IN CHARGE OF AGENCY INVESTIGATION BY HELMS THEN DDO, HIS WORK WAS SABOTAGED BY ANGLETON WHO WITHHELD HUNDREDS OF BEST FBI REPORTS AND CONFERRED DAILY WITH FBI WITHOUT PRESENCE OF SUBJ, ALL IN FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF H …
… en identified as being a part of the greater story surrounding the assassination include David Atlee Phillips, Win Scott, James Angleton, etc. Groups include Cuban exile groups
… NO 8809 FROM SIS STATION WASHINGTON TO CIA DATED 31 DECEMBER 1974 WE REQUEST THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE RELEASED. H. MEMO FROM ANGLETON, CIA TO DIRECTOR FBI OF 26 NOVEMBER 1963. WE NOTE THAT THIS HAS ALREADY BEEN RELEASED. THE BRITISH INFORMATION CONCERNS THE S …
13-00000 SECRET shop largely because of the MHCHAOS program, the mail opening program, and because of Jim Angleton being charged with being the gray eminence and spook and God knows what else. I think it was probably badly hurt. Much more so …
sources 22 I being registered there. 13 i Mr. Goldsmith. Do you know how internal memoranda prepared 24 i by James Angleton when he was head of the CIeStaff, how internal it R ** I1 NW 48331 DocId:32277210 Page 40 TnD GFODET
TOP SECRET 96 • 1 his decision, decision of Mr. Angleton, decision of Mr. 2 Murphy, and when they are coming to Director, and I know, from 3 my life, they can report in the way how t …
… e later and supported Nosenko's bona fides would also be false. Golitsyn was wholly believed by Counterintelligence Chief James Angleton, who shared Golitsyn's world view. Golitsyn argued that any CIA officers who believed Nosenko should be considered as moles them …
… Houst WhiIvewte Horseo n coul ci r c a d no 1271. recal Onl y l ofinfo f i c i a l s sent u l e s to wire Ecnadr, Osborn, Angleton, Rocca Houston 11110457 RFORET DenValani
11110573 ANGLETON OFFICE DF SECURITY TELETYPE NOV 1976 FM FBIS LONDON TO RUDIC/AMEMB LONDON) ANGLETON INTERVIEW / LONDON DOMESTIC T.V. A. W …
… wing are the' addresses for the four retired former DDO officers/whom the Fraser Committee staff wish to interview: V JAMES.J. ANGLETON 4814 N. 33rd Road Arlington, Virginia 22207 Tel: KE8-4348 GEORGE C. CONSTANTINIDES 10819 Old Coach Road Potomac, Maryland 2 …
… cuments (1956 to 1974) concerned primarily with TDY travel orders, cover documentation, and clearance verifications. (2) James Angleton Approximately 25 documents (1950 to 1975) concerned primarily with TDY travel orders, cover documentation. and retirement proc …
… cuments (1956 to 1974) concerned primarily with TDY travel orders, cover documentation, and clearance verifications. (2) James Angleton Approximately 25 documents (1950 to 1975) concerned primarily with TDY travel orders, cover documentation, and retirement proc …
… mentioned), 1 - R.C. 2395 (Harvey) ■ • -a 1 - MO-296. (International Rescue Committee). 1 - R.C. 14876 (Helms) 1 - R. C. 801 (Angleton) 1 - R. C. 12860 (Rocca) f 1 - CS-2793 (Wackenhut) 1 - CCS/PRG chrono via board HCS/vir , ■ "eerfiede or : •• 1 ‘..f. •- …
… - PHILLIPS 125- CONEIN Docs * S)DEMOHRENSCHILDT -5 9) CHERNE -21 IT) HARVEY 50 27) INTNL RESCUE Com. -12 29) HELMS - 25 ANGLETON ROCCA -25 .25 36 WACKENHUT 100-150
… cation: _ 10 OFAP SHE (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) -99- things that Mr. Angleton removed at the time of Scott's death. Mr. Watson said that his source for this allegation was Winstor Scott's widow, Janet.396/ …
differences of opinion as to the 2] bona fides of a defector could be discussed and potentially : 22 reconciled. 23 Mr. Angleton testified and spoke at length in other ■ 24 forums with us about the fact that when — that at present there 25 really is no w …
… hich Germany 8 was a functional part and the Chief of Operations of Western 9 Europe should know. 10 I would think that Jim Angleton, who would have had 11 direct knowledge and always was the Chief of the CI/CE staff. W ARD & PAUL 12 Berlin, if in fact Pash …
… ets to be used through the CI Division, a normal operating technique, in this case should be done on an "eyes only" basis through Angleton. He also thought the reference to the U-2 might mean that unlike that operation, this project should not be run on such a compart …
Book V, p. 25 Helms directed Karamessinis and Angleton to fully cooperate with the desk officer, John Whitten, charged with investigating the assassination. On November 24, Mexico …
… r of the CIA Staff W D yourself? « NO Mr. Osborn, I very probably would have. I had very close W relationships with Jim Angleton professionally. M m HW 50955 DocId 32281990 Page 17 TAD CECDET
… . Intelligence Community Coordination A. Richard Ober - IDIU/IEC /(11 Memos - 3 TOP SECRET; 4 SECRET; 2 CONFIDENTIAL) B. James Angleton (One memo for the file and two sets of notes (all SECRET) C. Weidner Request of May 16, 1975 Copies of Angleton Notes (Admin - …
… bail a row-month Joint experimental Lost of equipment Le le the dais hingoon areeat Washington arsa.L A- S W. C. Sullivan saw Angleton and CIA directors at [(0) USIB meetings. Papich would discuss FBI-CIA problems with Sullivan. JM®«!Hisg^ fozemlorophons. Pap …
… occasions. We could never. really agree to £e because be isieted on the imoorterce of. 5 6 retaining where it wasa. I Ch Mr.Angleton.hadtidc asvely 4 9099199 DE: 39 7 8 YePp WAint. 9 § P s 10 11 1(b) Also, I believed that there was a undue degree of …
… e term, he was a spook? MR. MARCHETTI: Yes. He was a very exotic character. And all kinds- of stories, float around about'Jim Angleton. And I am sure that some are nothing more than apocryphal and some 00 are pure rumor. What intrigued me about this Runge t …
… ver approved while Papich worked for the FBI. Papich reiterated the fact that he had a very good working relationship with Jim Angleton. He feels that this relationship was probably respon sible for the FBI's arrest of the Russian spy Rudolph Abel. Apparently a S …
… y, when he was Executive Director-Controller of the Agency supported Mr. Osborn’s position on the matter. It was opposed by Mr. Angleton of the Directorate of Operations, who argued primarily that the information derived from the project was vitally neces- sary to …
… ord prepared by Mr. Ober on 1 November 1967 entitled "Progress Report" details action which. he had taken at the request of Mr. Angleton to set in motion the necessary actions to collect information not only from DDP overseas stations but from other government age …
… tter to Dulles from Sherman Hoar (three pages). On list Annex to Nov 29, 1963 Diary. (one page). on list Memorandum for Mr. James Angleton, Subject: Letter from Mr. Jose Colon, from AWD, Dec. 6, 1963 (one page). or list Memoranda for Lee Rankin, from Allen W. Dulles J …
… .B Notes Contact w, L. Houston re mahen/ Giancana Houston said ine only Agency officials "aware 7 details were Edwards, Osborn, Angleton, Roccal and hunself. Lyle Miller MFR 10 Oct 13 re meeting w, Scott Armst. ne hi interview y 3 10/3/73 + interest in Ram Assoc …
… en McCord's 27 December contact with Wiley was brought to the attention of Bannerman, he directed Westrell to "Explore with Jim Angleton (CI Staff) the possibility
… s counsel the following Agency witnesses were scheduled: Mary McGillen, Robert Ritchie, Martin Lukoskie, Erich Isenstead, James Angleton, Richard A. Krueger, Steven Greenwood, Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, Thomas Karamessines, Frank O'Malley, and Jacob Esterline.. b. Tho …
… ached). Both Mr. Friedlander and I sharply disagreed with this viewpoint. Mr. Shaffer]03 requested that I check it out with Mr. Angleton. Mr. Angleton later emphatically concurred with withholding AELADLE’s name from the list. I passed this to Mr. Shaffer) later …
… ment, General Eisenhower was briefed on such planning. A third, which assumes a new significance today, involved a proposal by Angleton and Helms for a greatly increased intelligence collection effort against foreign installations in this country. This planning a …