“CONTINUES VERY LOW PROFILE. HAS BEEN VISITED ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS BY FRED JOHNSON, ONCE :EXCHANGED VISITS WITH SHOO-BE-DOO. FROM JOHN MANNING OBOWL/1 1. LEARNED O’NEAL NOW RESIDING IN FIRST FLOOR REAR FLAT OF BLDG 6 IN NEW APARTMENT COMPLEX IN SOUTH DAR ES SALAAM. (APPROX LOC”
“Was Behind Ud Harvey nw^ ^ Republic, 22 February 1964 '.'•^ Letter, 10 October 1964, p. 227. McBirnie, Dr. W. • ------------------ MacDonald, Dwight. "That Onwaid PAEGralE - - Case.”
“hen stated that she was alone in the art gallery, but was able to reach O'HARA by telephone. She did so, and the interviewing agent spoke with O'HARA. Again, sin ce this contact w as by telephone, O'HARA wa s in formed only as the female was informed above. Th e interviewing agen”
“ial flight for this purpose. Legal officer going to Dallas promised to mail this to you. Copies of t he se photos are being pouched night of 22 N ov . 63 . ?? ? NW 65990 Do cld:32374480 P age 4 ' SE”
“mething. Beyond th at , the purpose o f th e visit was not explai ned to this female. This female th en stated that she was alone in the art gallery, but was able to reach O'HARA by telephone. She did so, and the interviewing agent spoke with O'HARA. Again, since this contact was”
“in 1942 in co nn ection w it h a po sition with the Office for Emergency Management. During that inv estigation, it was determined that he was also known by the name of Morris B. Deane, and an automobile owned b y that individual was par ke”
“undersigned is informed that at no time prior to the 19 sentencing of defendant were the matters set forth in Exhibits A and B 20 of the attached affidavits brought to the Court’s attention. It is the belief 21 of the undersigned that had these matters been brought to the Cour”
“le was informed above. The interviewing agent and O'HARA agreed to meet the following day. The follo wing day, 7/28/78, the inter- vi ewin g agent we nt to O 'HARA's above gallery. A m an c laiming to be O'HARA came to the door of the gallery and refused to admit the a gent to th”
“OF MIAMI, FLORIDA - VICTIM DATE 12/13/63 REPORT MADE BY INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 10/7 - 12/9/63 TYPED BY JOHN P. LENIHAN CHARACTER OF CASE ITSP; MF; ITAR - EXTORTION (ACCOUNTING AND FRAUD SECTION) :bjc REFERENCES - : Reports of SA JOHN P. LENIHAN dated 8/31/63, and 10/11/63, at Miami”
“the subject was arrested by .J xthe Los Angeles, California, Police Department on May 31, • 1962, on a drunk charge. No disposition is shown on the record.- 09977--089**6**-0e*t*lt7*20 120 :0gSScv- - .: June 8, 1962 ' ■' : On December 15, 1962, the subject advised Special”
“ied to have consoli- dated a personal relationship with you which will carry into the future. My adm iration for you is boundless, and I look forward to future years of continued friendship. Hopefully we will work together again as well. Sincerely yours, Bof Robert C. Ozer Assist”
“eside at 523 Northeast 71st Street. mi, noting B Cover Page NW 65994 Docld:32289461 Page 3 C TP 92-1 On March 15, 1962, CHARLES SAMS, United States Mail Carrier, advised SA STEPHEN J. LABADIE that, although he had carried mail to subject's residence at 2505 Bristol Avenue for the”
“ery . A man claiming to be O'HARA ca me to the door of t he gallery and refused to admi t the a gent to the gallery. He stated that he would not discuss anything or permit the agent to inform him of anything without the intervention of his attorney identified as RICHARD S. JALOVE”
“flight for this purpose. Legal officer going to Dallas promised to mail this to you. Copies Fof t hes e ph ot os a re b ei ng pouched night of 22 Nov. 63. 1”
“e gallery and refused to admit the agent to the gallery. He stated that he would not discuss anythin g or permit the agent to inform him of anything without the intervention of his attorney identified as RICHARD S. JALOVEC, of Chicago, Illinois. Thereafter that day, the interview”
“since the remainder of the investigation was favorable. 1 - Mr. Adams ‘BEC-1001 _ M_. ----- 1 - Mr. Cleveland 1 - Mr. Steel 1 - Mr. Wannall '1 - Mr. Farrington **=**=3 1 - Mr. Mintz 1 - Mr. Bowers 3 APR 22 1975 Sep DWB:kjs (10) CONTINUED - OVER BEM 20 Lega8/08 $ 0 B”
“numbers. ■ 23 i Winn and I were friendly. We were not close. We were 24not on the same level at all. I considered him to be, from my standpoint, a competent. NW 50955 Docld:32277214 Page 11 SFORET ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY”
“psychiatrist, to conduct • .such examination, to be committed to the Federal Correctional Institution, La Tuna, Texas, for a period not exceeding two weeks. is. • M. .° "On November 4, 1963, the court nullified that part sy eobp % of the aforesaid order, pertaining to the ”
“22. Gwendolyn Joyce Patterson Known Affiliation: BPP Violation: CAA - Piracy, Kidnapping 23. James Joseph Patterson : Known Affiliation: BPP • Violation: CAA - Piracy, Kidnapping 24. Grady Love Breazeale Known Affiliation: BPP Violation: ITSMV - Bond default 25. Allan Si”
“1 assassination attempt against Fidel Castro. Attached hereto as Exhibits A 2 and B are Xerox copies of said publications. 3 4. At no time prior to the sentencing of defendant were the 4 matters referred to in Exhibits A and B brought to the Court’s attention. 5 5. At an evid”
“ACCOMP LISHMENTS CLAIMED NONE ACQUIT- CASE HAS BEEN: CON VIC. AUTO. FUG. FINES 1 SAVINGS RECOVERIES TALS PENDING OVER ONE YEAR YES NO A ‘ PENDING PROSECUTION 21-PH OVER SIX MONTHS YES NO ■.1 SPECIAL AGENT APPROVED 1 IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW 24.91 REC 83 C”
“2- Bureau (RM) چ 1 - Chicago REC-66 1 X-136 62-1210 10922 20 AUG 2 1978 RES/cmb (3) Approved: 542007 078 NW 65994 DocId:32989738/ Page 11 DOC Transmitted (Number) (Time) GRE Per GPO: 1977 0225-539 CG 87-45634 himself to this female and stated that he wished to speak with O'HARA f”
“convictions at El Paso, Texas, which the official spokesmen and - the press have so neatly labeled as being for "bank robbery," let one of .the government's own spurious records, the appelate court decision that finally yawned a judgement of acquittal in my case, give its vers”
“eves that HE helped write the petitions circulated by Bobby Degraw, Wesley Biers, and Lewis Griggs.) NW 66000 Docld:32324534 Page 3 CONFIDENTIAL : L 0 CONFIDENTIAL SEP 29 1954.”
“anyway, and probably would have agreed, bewould probably suggest that you’d have to right 0the President and the Supreme Court along with it, you know. And he's not wild. He’s very sensible, moderate boy, except that he has such a? it’s not a chip on his shoulder, he's got ha”
“ined that Eckert had returned at approximatel y 1:15 .m., Presinte rview with(Cooley) and wade erran penta to scak wi th De rena. NW-65994-Bocld:92989561-Page-9- EX-114 CONFIDENTI AL 1 The Attor ney General O TC AL SCERITY - - Mr. C . A. Evan s Liaison Section Mr. Sonahoe Mr. H e”
“13-00000 tear gas weapon and some kind of a .22 caliber pistol, concealed as a fountain pen. She stated that Subject is leaving Columbus for Reno, Nevada, where he intends to open a gambling establishment. In further discussion with Mr. Aufrance, he indicated his source was ”
“The Attorney General The informant was told that his offer Is outside a| our jur1Ediction, which he acknowledged. No commitments were ■ made to him. At this time, we do not plan to further pursue the matter. Our relationship with him has been most carefully guarded and we woul”
“da ip to [riday G== teto Bldg A Fear He was seen 2 6 May say fer as Iwas les to me ata Not push him cial I.D Now Airport et R. MORRiSoN oat he should I informed as instructed dhewouldbe + the situation 1:30 1:15 P.M. 1:00 3:30 4:00 2:00 3:15 2:1”
“for reinterview; however, it was determined that he •, had checked out of the motel and left no forwarding address.. December 20, 1962 to January 22, 1963."""""”.***** :1> * On November 25, 1963, EP T-2 made available clinicals records regarding the subject covering the peri”
“book contains only a roccrd of roc zers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon being questi oned concorning individuals renting at thoso addresses who might have checked cut prior to the completion of the period for wh they bad paid, or others who fcx any reason might no”
“September 30, 1963, EP T-1 was j a of the opinion that the subject still apparently. . needed o : s psychiatric treatment." He said he was unable to evaluate .’the subject’s activities subsequent to 1955 in view of the X fact that no contacts had been made with the subject si”
“employed as an architect-draftsman through the American Institute of Architects, 254 Sutter Street, San Francisco. 353 SF T-1, 3/4/G6 lb This document contains neither mendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and”
“rmation of the Bureau to set forth the attempts to contact RICHARD FRANCIS O'HARA as instructed in r efereced teletype. On 7/26/78, O'HARA's Art Gallery was located at 620 North Wells Street, Chicago Illinois, rather than, 720 North Wells, Chicago. This gallery is known as the Co”
“16 Зрітастики 2- Bureau (RM) چ 1 - Chicago REC-66 1 X-136 62-1210 10922 20 AUG 2 1978 RES/cmb (3) Ap proved: 542007078 NW 65994 DocId:32989738/ Page 11 DOC Transmitted (Number) (Time) GRE Per GPO: 1977 0225-539 CG 87-45634 himself to this female and stated that he wished to speak”
“the assignment at the above-mentioned bar ‘3 on 14th Street, and in order to be recognized, he was to . HaG place three nickels on the bar inline with a dime placed Nidirectly over the middle nickel. He said the CIA told him mass re that since this matter involved domestic ra”
“case hotel expenses could be closer to $2000.00.. .3. WUBRINY 11 was advised on 24 January1968 of our position oh the contract. He will relay it to WUBRINY I and/or BLENKINSOP. BLENKINSOP’s reaction is awaited. * 15/ Gale Allen DO/CO Distribution: " 1 - For the Record,”
“Senator was in- strumental in getting SUBJECT out of the military. Source knew of no other efforts or attempts made by either Source or Nagell to get SUBJECT separated from the military service. Source - could not offer any further information concerning Nagell and had not se”
“. architect j - "who had a decorating firm, and after his friendship with ADAM was remind, C. : ADAM convinced Subject that it was easy to take money by committing rob-Mee: beries. Subject at first refused to participate, but then agreed becauseioine of his friendship-for ADAM ”
“that he ■ had checked ou t of the motel and left no forwarding address. December 20, 1962 to January 22, 1963 00 On November 25, 1963, EP T-2 made available clinical records regarding the subject covering the period when the subject was a patient at theVeteransAdministrati”
“ould be noted this book contains only a roccrd of roczers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon being questioned concorning individuals renting at thoso addresses who might have checked cut prior to the completion of the period for wh they bad paid, or others who fcx an”
“erated by hin on a lease basis. A revica of this record book failed to disclose an y reg is tr at io n in the name GALT." It should be noted this book contains only a roccrd of roczers for the period beginning January 1,1938. - Upon being questioned concorning individuals renting”
“held it there for a little while then snapped it off and walked back to a good corner inside the house. ' There I waited with the flashlight in hand knowing that the people outside - . could not enter through the front door and if they entered through the back - “coor I’d bea”
“North Wells, Chicago. This gallery is known as the Conoisseur Gallery. Then present at the ga llery was an unidentified Negro female who claimed to be the secretary of RICHARD O'HARA. The inter viewing ag ent identified 12/2016 Зр ітастики 2- Bureau (RM) چ 1 - Chicago REC-66 1 X-”
“13-00000 •.azuniAAerAMAssEa tour- =*o*A.muw-o-er-r-E", EP 65-951 c free and voluntary statement to Edward Joseph Murphy and George . E. Aiken, who have identified themselves to me as Special ‘ Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. They have ■ xadvised me that the”
“"SUSPENDED MINOR PENALTY” B.T LATER CAEL REVIEWED s’o SENTENCED TO THIRTY YEARS IN PRISON. AFTER sPasoINa FIVE YEARS J., 0* 3 % is”
“manufacturer, small boats, but whether he ever 23 served any time or not I don't know. I know he was convicted * 5 24 NW 50955 D cId:32203851 Page 75”
“ssibly a few itens of no val ue left behind by roomers, $ NW 65 994 Docl d:32989731 Pa ge 1 3 50 428 AT 44-2386 5 - .. With regard to Room #5 at 107 14th Street, .N.E., GARKER said that this roon had not been occupied by anyone since GALT was transferred from this room on April 7”
“superior, Sergeant MITCHELL. i GRANGER advised that he did not re-enter the room until Interviewed on. 8/19/74 at. New York, New York File * NY 185-229 / SAS JAMES L. BECK and by. DAVID E. VON HOLLE JLB/ss Date dictated. 8/20/74 This document contains neither recomm”
“’’Approximately one week later I was instructed by s. 83 » • this same person to either participate as previously agreed ** ;a 1 or derrogatory information pertaining to me would be disclosed to * to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Thereupon I agreed, to follow the instr”