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pseudonyms. ROZENEY and JOUVENOY are pseudonyms assigned successively to the same individual, IDENTITY A. This officer is currently actively employed in clandestine operations under official cover. During the period in question he was stationed in western
husband from custody and after three years of reporting permit him to leave Cuba. Her contact in the U.S, was to be Chafik Homero SAKER Zenni. e. Mrs. CUESTA travelled to Cuba from Miami via Mexico City again on 9 February 1968 taking nine suit- cases. S
… ron TOP SECRE S Vol. 1 or a Unauthorised Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions "‘t won Chr Nuited States Senate R11.24 Report of Proceedings JR 4 Hearing held before Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations With Respect to Intellige …
Box 36/- 9 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 51076 -Pl WASHINGTON, O.C. 20505 1x- C-2-h I SSCI BOX # 10424 361-9 Review Staff: 75/2883 9 September 1975 VI 5 Mr. William G. Miller Staff Director Select Committee To Study Governmental Operations With
0 0 0 3 19 Mr. Osborn. I have no specific knowledge of this. It is 20 • a little unusual, but even considering that this is one of the 21 things, of course, that we reported to Director Schlesinger, 22 I don't believe we reported this in any detail as
that we covered before in this. C. 410 First Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003 As I indicated to you, people would come out of Cuba and to O discuss these kinds of things. Some of these were reported in, W you know, traffic back to Washington. Pe
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… 0225 RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : R891 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : SSCIA FROM : TO : / TITLE : TESTIMONY/REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS WITH EXHIBITS DATE : 08/12/75 PAGES : 90 SUBJECTS : TESTIMONY OF HOUSTON, LAWRENCE RE: CIA AND CASTRO EXHIBIT …
OP SECRET Phone (A rea 202) 544-6000 92 1 Viaux group was really acting in order to carry out step one 2 of the Valenzuela group's plan? o Mr. Phillips. Yes, to address this point specifically. 4 Obviously when the guns were passed th 5 and the death
2 INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY 1 RDornor-1 Page — of _2 ^1 FILE: Prepared a daily briefing for the White House on Cuban intelligence. Preparing review of books such as "The Invisible Government" and damage reports (i.e., reports setting forth what
Bureau first initiated ° inquiry concerning the incident Pages 458 and 459 Refer, to Bureau objection (when Mr. Belmont was Bureau official) to CIA proposal that CIA become involved in a greatly increased intelligence collection effort against foreign es
-8- e 29. Memo, Chase to Bundy, 12 November 1964, and attachment (apparently a Bundy memo for a meeting with LBJ on 7 April 1964). The Bundy memo suggests that LBJ approved various options short of war to get rid of the Castro regime," including the pos
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… rk it out from my own 23 calendar, but I don't have it in my head. 24 Mr. Smothers. But at this time he had not seen the 25 report? TOP-SECRET NW 50995** Page”
Prut Street. SE. Washington, D.C. 20003 19; with the small arms whether not they got the machines? 20 Mr. Goodwin. I was informed that both this and other 21 ! groups intended and wanted to assassinate Trujillo. We got 28 reports of assassinations abou
… 7 had been infiltrated." 8 Now did Mr. Harvey, at that meeting, state anything — do 9 you recollect Mr. Harvey making that report? 10 General Lansdale. In general terms, yes. 11 Mr. Schwarz. Did he state anything relating to the W A R D & PAUL 12 passa …
… ence office (either the DCI or a Special Assist, to the Pres, for In 2292 K TRUJILLO: Gray did not recall Ambassador Farland’s report in May, 1960 that dissidents in the Rom. Rep..want high powered rifles with telescopic scopesx and subsequer received authoriza …
oh -6- 37. A memo dated September 3, 1964, refers to a paper titled "Request by Revolutionary Student Directorate for Permission to Move Personnel to the Dominican Republic for Purpose of Engaging in Hit and Run Activities Against Cuba.” (Source: Memo f
… along the-present lines—until—the—terminal-date—of—the-present—phase in August." %*/%, PA ON10PL • SOURCE. MEMO FOR RECORD, REPORT OF PROGRESS TO HIGHER STAFF: DiGenova AUTHORITY, MAY 7, 1962, MAXWELL D. TAYLOR (00024) DATE: 7/2/75 FILE:
€ ( was am*. ** 10. All correspondence, memoranda or other documents prepared within or received by CIA in connection with the 1965 order of President Johnson barring wiretapping and electronic eavesdropping by federal personnel. 11. Appointment calend
… ment. 2 Mr. Schwarz. One way or the other? o Mr. Harvey. That’s right. One way or the other. 4 Mr. Schwarz. Your note has a report to the DCI, the 5 January 26th reference, which reads in the first lineg. 6 That is I take it?.. 7 Mr. Harvey *. Yes,• , I …
interview reports when the refugees first came? 24 Isn't it correct that the personnel were providing 25 you with reports on Cubans who were already in Miami? HW 50955 DocId: 32202440 Page 17 TOP SECRET
PADC O Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall* Re: Senstudy 75 run t 62-116395 Page 3,61 Information contained in CIA report relating to a May, 1972, breakin in the Chilean Embassy, which report CSJ stated that no investigation was being conducted by t …
W ashington, O.C. 20003 19 20 operational messages from the German high command. I know 21 the Battle of Tobruk was fought on six intercepts. 22 / / So our job was to make use of the counter intelligence 23 for the purpose of playing back German agen
TOP SECRET 30 1 P hone (A re a 2 0 2 ) 5 4 4 -6 0 0 0 involved in this operation? That was the first reference I 2 recall to a female operative. Mr. Schwarz. There was no such previous evidence. 4 Mr. Halpern. We had a number of female officers,1 and
… RDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : R174 1 OF 3 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : SSCIA . FROM : TO : TITLE : TRANSCRIPT/REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS WITH EXHIBITS DATE : 06/02/75 PAGES : 111 SUBJECTS : HOUSTON, LAWRENCE - EXECUTIVE SESSION COMMITTEE MEETING …
… stance to a new regime, if it appeared capable of increasing effectiveness in military effort...." .. ..».. SOURCE: STAFF: IG Report 1967 (CIA) p. 32 - 33 DAWSON
… its inception on Nov. 30, 1961 through March 1, 1962. Under the latter date, he notes, "The Chief of Operations /Lansdale/is to report to the President through the Special Group (NSC 5412 Augmented by the Attorney General and the Chairman, JCS); the Special Group …
:SBLVG :S3IHO53LVO PERSONS/ENTITIES: PRESIDENT KENNEDY BUNDY ROBERT KENNEDY Nov. 12, 1963 MONGOOSE HELMS PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL RUSK MCNAMARA OCCURRENCE: On November 12, 1963 a meeting on "Cuban Operations" was held with "Higher Authority" (President-Kennedy)
… n 18 August: "Strongly (emphasis added) concur that no physical elimination missions be given /A.M. LASH/." (85). SOURCE: IG REPORT, 1967 390 STAFF: cirut Baron DATE: 7/2/75 FILE:
NW 50955 D ocId: 32203777 Page 5 NSA Delete bracketed NO 0BJECT0COUNCIL porti on m6 (D(c)Bmas 3/ 1/ 9 4 NATIONAL SECURITYASM PERSONS/ENTITIES: DATES: CATEGORIES: LANSDALE, General 9/14/62 MONGOOSE Special Groups Augmented OCCURRENCE: As reflected
… s of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64,"IT was agreed that MR. FITZGERALD would contact SAM PAPICHof the FBI in regard to the earlier report of an alleged plot with Mafia overtones to assassinate Castro and which the AG agreed to handle as a matter of law enforcement. …
… he does not get advice and materials from a U.S. Government technician, he will probably become_fed_up 1 SOURCE: FILE: IG REPORT 1967 lose whatever progress we have - 1.0050 Mil 4 (91) STAFF: F Baron DATE: 7/1/75
… area difficult. Raul Castro on June 25 reported that the four had been captured and two had been executed, but to this date the report is not accepted as fact. June 21-22, 1962 a Marine operation emplace a cache of arms and demolitions was accomplished without in …
… ey General - Sept 27, 1967.From John Doar CONFIDENTIAL E. Memo to Ramsey Clark, Attorney General - 6 Dec 67 SECRET F. Special Report of Interagency Committee on Intelligence - June 1970 /TOP SECRET COMINT‘ G. Memo for Richard Helms - Subj: Domestic Intelligen …
… MWAVE, and suggested the U.S. government also contribute. This was rejected. The record indicates CIA ‘s only involvement was to report information of its existence. ft SOURCE Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from : McCone to Bundy, 8/19/64, rep …
… d Papich that they had a relationship with the National Student Association, This never gave the FBI a problem. The Katzenbach report would not give the FBI prob lems but many good CIA contacts overseas went down the drain when contacts through student groups …
… 5 INVENTORIED R 119 5/18/27 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO - DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT BY. 96 AS SANITIZED Report of Proceedings 08 4/19/94Ib 1 .ETC- EC: 13,. 2/16/77 BC Hearing held before Select Committee to Study Governmental Operat …
… "2 10. Actually DELGADO's testimony says a lot more of possible operational significance than is reflected by the language of the report, and its implications do not appear to have been run down or developed by investigation. the record of the beginning of OSWALD's …
Fars! Sticet, S.E., Waslangton, D.C. 20003 20 to Case Officers and they would report on things in the 21 community, of people they thought were suspect and this type 22 of thing. These leads in turn were then giv …
They provided 20 they did do economic and social reporting. They put out a 21 monthly newsletter based on the information they collected. 22 The information these people collected as opposed to the 23 information we collected, ther’s was all unclassifi
Sireci, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003 20 to Case Officers and they would report on things in the 21 community, of people they thought were suspect and this type 22 of thing. These leads in turn were then giv …
reporting 4 1 0 Iir s t S tre e t, S .E ., W a s h in g to n , D .C . 2 0 0 0 3 20, to Case Officers and they would report on things in the 21: community, of people they thought were suspect and this type 22 of thing. These leads in turn were then …
Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 TOP SECRET 13 DO met him, I only saw him on the TV a few months ago, he looks like a broken man, he did that day anyway. But he was a very mysterious, very MR. OLSEN: To use the house term, he was a spook? MR. MARCHETTI: Ye
… regu lation requiring that all contacts with Soviets be reported, it was extremely difficult to convince State officers so to report. Stein spent a substantial amount of time overseas under State cover. He said that, as a result of that experience, he knows th …
their business unburdened by numerous reporting requirements. Papich’s philosophy is "If you want the job done right, give me X number of men and leave me alone." He questions whether this philosophy can be adopted in the United States in 1975, as faith in
… ological Services Staff of the Office of Medical Services, 1951-1966 (OMS-4) 9. Military Secrets in an Open Society: The Yale Report (MS-10)
-4 - SEGRET/SENSITIVE b. Project CAPUSTO_(8 Ball): Employee associating with former defector was surveilled. c. Project TOMCAT: An associate of CAPUSTO was surveilled. d. Project MONEY: A former employee planning to attend the SALT talks with his new
transcripts. From time to time, particularly as an official has departed from the CIA, he has ordered tapes erased and transcripts destroyed. Mr. Osborn reports that Mr. Colby directed the removal of the recording and tele phone taping equipment from his