CIA · From: DIRECTOR · To: LONDON · OSW9 : V36 : 1993.06.14.08:45:36:060000 : · Release: Redact
CIA · From: ALLEN DULLES. DIRECTOR · To: CHIEF, WH DIVISION · JFK64-29 : F6 : 1998.04.08.13:47:36:076108 : · Release: Redact
… that point of view; maybe he should have forced his way in, which would have meant a real confrontation with Bissell. And with Allen Dulles looking the other way. Helms might not have found himself in any position to argue with anybody - he might have been out. So I …
… Sheridan, Harold Weisberg, Richard Case Nagel, and Gordon Novel [CIA-IR-27]. Excerpts from the calendar of former CIA Director Allen Dulles [CIA-IR-31]. In addition to the assassination records identified above, the Review Board currently is inspecting additional fi …
… John Sherman Cooper - had relatively little experience with intelligence matters;: however, the other three - Richard Russell, Allen Dulles, and John J. McCloy - were fully conversant with national security issues and the sources and methods used by the intelligence …
… had access, believe it or not. I thought he was crazy. I thought Des had lost his marbles. The one thing you protect is sources. Allen Dulles is supposed to have said, he would even lie to the President if necessary to protect a source. And that was sacrosanct. You don …
… d, in the final analysis, on the attitude of the President and the Special Group chairman, as well as on the temper of the DCI. Allen Dulles served as an advocate for the CIA’s proposed activities. John McCone took the position that, as DCI, he was a personal adviser …
… plans for the assassination of Fidel Castro. In addition to the individuals just named, it also appears highly probable that Allen Dulles, the Director of Central Intelligence (and possibly both Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy) was aware that Castro was an ass …
… worked for CIA for many years prior to 1963, and insisted that his original contact had been set up between Harold Stassen and Allen Dulles in Philadelphia in the summer of 1954. Most of these assertions were fabrications. MONCURE’s CIA relationship was exposed in va …
13-00000 - Mr. Allen Dulles, th Director of Central Intelligence agreed that GAO should expand its current audit activities in a letter to the Comptroller d …
Washington, D.C. 20003 19 human element that we had enjoyed in OSS was gone with the 20 passage of Allen Dulles until Dick Helms came back in. You . 21 see, I'm an unrepentent admirer of Allen Dulles and the way we' 22 used to do busines …
contracts. The proposal to purchase a supplemental carrier and operate it under the above arrangement was approved by Allen Dulles as Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) on July 15, 1960. Funds from the Clandestine Services budget for FY 61 were made avai …
… against Lumumba, and to refresh your recollection by review of 17 these documents. Let me introduce as Exhibit 1 a cable from Allen Dulles Pl J0o' to the Leopoldville Station, marked for Robert Guthman on October 26th, 1960. (The document referred to was mark …
… 0 © 1 it was set up to work and that is the way it worked, but to 2 say every time Bissell talked to me he always talked to Allen Dulles first I would think is nonsense. * Mr. Baron. You didn’t consider it your duty to question ' 5: Bissell about the source of a …
… on January 12, 1961. (Scott to Merchant memo, 1/12/61) There is no 'evidence that any member of the Special Group, other than Allen Dulles, knew that the dissidents had clearly, and repeatedly expressed a desire for arms and explosives to * be used by them in
way, by either Allen Dulles or Richard Bissell. (Harvey, 7/11/75, pp. 67-71) The 1967 Report prepared by the Inspector General for Helms states that Harv …
Allen Dulles referred to ’'recent reports" of a new anti-Trujillo plot. Certainly, the most recent report of such a plot was Dearborn's Apr …
… ng resistance at the State level for political action involvement in the Congo. For- tunately the Congo operation became one of Allen Dulles' projects. At the beginning, with the approval of the Special Group, it was agreed that the CIA would begin to provide financ …
… fficial 5 who had some knowledge of it. 6 % To the best of my recollection Mr. Houston. / I put 7 this together and talked to Allen Dulles who was much concerned 8 about it. He said, I think we ought to report that to 9 Justice. 10 And I said, there is no partic …
… this whole range of subjects on coming to Washington. 18 And whether it was with Mr. Gordon Gray, my predecessor, or "Ci with Allen Dulles, or with incoming and outgoing friends in 20 the Department of State, or with Mr. Bissell, or with anyone else concerned with …
… d on. --Johnson said he might have omitted the statement from his de-briefing memo due to its sensitivity. -- J. said probably Allen DULLES and Gordon GRAY were present at the meeting (in the Cabinet Room) --The formal record of decision by the NSC is unlikely to co …
… d in Phase I. (39) HARVEY is told by HELMS that he is to take over the CIA Cuba task force. (39) November 29 MC CONE replaces Allen Dulles as DCI' 1962 February EDWARDS briefs HARVEY on Castro operation. (40) February 7 EDWARDS meets with FBI to ask them not to p …
… eded by General to Setter Bedell Smith. And the decision was made during the ho /ar that Bedell Smith was to take over, and Allen Dulles returi v .9 — to TOP SECRET t
… .G. REPORT identified the following persons who knew, in late 1960 or early 1961, of the PHASE I plan to assassinate CASTRO: 1. ALLEN DULLES, DCI 10. WILLIAM HARVEY, Chief, FI/D 2. GEN. C. P. CABELL, DDCI 11. SIDNEY GOTTLIEB, Special Assistant to 3. RICHARD BISSELL, D …
… Suicide of subject - 28 Nov 53 EYES ONLY F. Memo for Ins. Gen. - 4 Jan 54 SECRET G. Memo for Chief, Tech. Services Staff from Allen Dulles, Subj: Unwitting Application of LSD - 10 Feb 54 SECRET H. Memo to Chief, Tech Ops from Dulles - 10 Feb 54 SECRET I. Memo to …
… .G. REPORT identified the following persons who knew, in late 1960 or early 1961, of the PHASE I plan to assassinate CASTRO: 1. ALLEN DULLES, DCI 10. WILLIAM HARVEY, Chief, FI/D 2. SIDNEY 11.GEN GOTTLIEB, . C. P. Special Assistant to CABELL, DDCI 3. the DD/P RICHA …
… ram was too risky in the light of public and Congressional attitude toward the CIA. He thinks that the program originated while Allen Dulles was DCI and that it was undertaken with the knowledge and consent of the Postmaster General. However, this is hearsay, accordin …
perroneal. Partly because CIA paid higher calasies and even more perhaps because Allen Dulles gave him people courageous pro- tection against McCarthyite attacks. CIA was able to attract and hold large number of able and …
… plot against Castro, Roselli said,.began in 1960 -- when Dwight Eisenhower was President, Richard Nixon was Vice President and Allen Dulles Ur was the CIA chief, . 1 Roselli was recruited in Los Angeles, he said, by Robert Maheu, then an i! aide to billionaire …
Allen Dulles, the Secretary of Defense, and 4 1 0 F irs t S tre e t, S .E ., W a s h in g to n , D .C . 2 0 0 0 3 20 Colonel Goodpastor. 2 …
… cerning the RIS, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Oswald's associates in the USSR.* In a meeting between CIA representatives and Messrs. Allen Dulles and Rankin of the Warren Com mission on 14 January 1964, Rankin asked that CIA 222‘ draft questions to be included in a lette …
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There -was one instance early in the 1950‘s which involved information received from a source of unknown reliability charging Allen Dulles with having- been a communist and a spy while in Europe, We disseminated the information to several agencies. Dulles exploded b …
… SECRET EYES ONLY 14. In 1958-59, Maheu was used by the FE Division in two sensitive operations targeted against Sukarno. Mr. Allen Dulles was aware and approved of these operations. Mr. Joseph Smith who was then Chief/PMI, is knowledgeable of the actions. 15. Whi …
… information developed by Angleton .was not disseminated within CIA but he felt that the data should be passed on to the Bureau. Allen Dulles gave him authorization to handle dissemination in this matter, We continue to receive informa- tion of value on a regular basis …
because CIA paid higher salaries and even more perhaps because Allen Dulles gave his people courageous pro- tection against McCarthyite attacks, CIA was able to attract and hold a large number of able and …
… s D38 been 30 cranto situations which have forced policy on the Stavo Department. This wed not the original idea behind CIA. As Allen Dulles wrote la hie 1947 memorandum to the Sennts Armed Services
disseminate any information he saw fit. This policy has continued under Allen Dulles, Since the volume of information received from Angleton has increased the Liaison Agent has endeavored to encourage Angleton …
… a "Friendship Balloon Lift." Certain materials relating to this proposal bad previously been transmitted to the Director by Hr. Allen Dulles. in reply to questioning, Mr. Scripps asserted that he was well acquainted with the SCFE winds of freedom campaign, in which he …
… n’ his truth serum, or on’ his hypnosis before his grand jury. Perhaps if. he invites me to a duel in some place other than « ALLEN DULLES ._., Louisiana he may find me far OIA ■FNUGR mer CIA chief subpenaed., more cooperative, and I don’t vln kk-yt mean a duel with …
Sincerely yours. (Sgd.) Scott McLeod Administrator The Honorable - Allen Dulles Director,’ Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D. C. (Original in 201 file of J.C. King) CFCDFT 61,69&9
… s of the following letters which are to be included in the personnel file of Mr. William V. Broe: Letter of transmittal to Mr. Allen Dulles from Colonel A. 0. Qabriel Letter to Mr. Broe from President Elpidio Quirino Letter to Colonel Gabriel from Lucas V. Madamba, …
… aware of plans to approach Robert A. Maheu, et al. Further, our files reflect that six Agency people were aware of the operation--Allen Dulles, William Harvey, Richard Bissell, Sheffield Edwards, Colonel J.C. King, and James O'Connell. 5. The above is provided for your in …
… ren Commission with all relevant information but beyond those two individuals the investigation has not been completed. QUESTION: Allen Dulles who was a member of the Warren Commission knew about assassination plots against Castro. Why didn't he provide the Warren Commiss …
… years ago.. 8. Mr. Ichord asked if any CIA members served on the President's Commission. I said no, but mentioned that former DCI Allen Dulles was on the Commission. He then turned to the makeup of the Commission staff and how it was chosen. I replied that we were not rea …
… inite constructive program to influence the course of events in the Dominican Republic. My conversations with the Secretary and Allen Dulles emphasized the problems and the possibilities T of this type of approach. 30 March & 7 April 1960 The Special Group conside …
14-00000 July 8,1952 Note: Nelson please deliver this to Allen. To: Allen Dulles You recently asked me for our views on Yugoslavia. The enclosed memorandum 1s a consensus formed from all of our key staff me …
… n about plots to assassinate Castro, the re- port finally points out that with respect to the "underworld" plots, Robert Kennedy, Allen Dulles, and many other senior officials were already aware of these plots. The report then states "there would have been no clear reason …
… ovided by Cia Director John NcCone and J. Edgar Hoover. However, the members of the Commission had been told in secret session by allen Dulles that the CIA would generall y n ot adm it, someone had been an informant or agent, even under oath, except at the specific direct …