“REDWOOD INFO FRAN MUNI BRUS CITE DIR - Cy REF: MUNI 0522 (IN 19400)* (NOT SENT LOND) OUT90581 48617 1. MISS ALINE MOSBY DOB 27 JUL 22 PBPRIME CITIZEN EMPLOYED NORTH AMERICAN NI ALLIANCE RECENTLY COVERED BRUSSELS FAIR WHERE SHE UNWITTINGLY CONNECTED SENSITIVE A OP. REF STATES SHE ”
“INFORMATION CONTAINED HETEIN TO POLASSIFIED EXCERT WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE 55χει/ε Class by 56685L/GL SOURCE OF POLITICAL INFORMATION WHO IS A CORRESPONDENT IN THE WASHINGTON, D. C., AREA ESPR ReBulet dated 11/ dated 11/8/62, to WFO, captioned ("NORMAN RAY RUNNION, PSI - DESECO - R”
“eeded in such compromise efforts. ReBulet instructs present assignment of Miss MOSBY be ascertained. The above-mentioned PSI RUNNIÓN) who is a newspaper- man employed Cat C CUPID advised SA TOLLEF JACOBSON on 11/25/62,C that the instance previously described by him in which the R”
“ter was shown to the Munich Base Case Officer in contact with the gist of it is as follows: Was Jand Aline MOSRY, UPI staffer, Moscow, on 6 March 1959 (in English) indicates that she arrived in Moscow, is working very hard, finds Moscow drab, the housing abominable. Says during h”
“Y perform certain "tasks", which will jeopardize her position in Moscow. 3. How will this affect the A Hoperation? We are afraid that MOSEY will be suspected of participating in some sort of clandestine activities and that she was rather close to A in Brussels for an extended per”
“named ALINE MOSBY at one time was. NW 64578 Docld:32339776 Page 3 - 2 SECRED : WFO 134-4659 SECRET 1 stationed in Moscow. He said that on one occasion while stationed there, Miss MOSBY was found unconscious and partially disrobed in a gutter. He said she was jailed over- night at”
“MieriIseenge 1943 regardun 16_ . DecWinta s, A 55769inf0ormation fumiBackground stad TOUseCIAOnly 104-10119-10247 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 by V Subject advised that Aline" MOSBY was a newspaperman in SCHAPIRO Do DCs R”
“Mrice KEview 4/17/78 ALINE MOSBY 11110791 09 THIRD AGENCY MATERIALS O FBI MEMO DTD 4 NOV 1964 RE SAMMY- ESPIONAGE- RUSSIA @ DEPT. STATE MEMO DTD 8 AUG 1967 RE CONVERSATION WI ALINE MOGBY 3 FBI RPT DTD 4 AUG 1964 RE ISAAC HENRY SHAPIRO LUDMILA SHAPIRO - EXTRACT FROM FOR.”
“on DANF(JFK) Reurlet 10-24-62. Classined by 5668 3/6/25 5688/LD/GEL 10-112 UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN Authority granted to recontact (Mr. Runnion to further assess his suitability, availability and potential for possible development as an informant or double agent against the Sovie”
“10307 4/17/78 SECRET 05 11110792 MOSBY, ALINE MISS T N RECOGNIZED NAME AS CORRESPONDENT LUND WAS COMPROMISED - NEWS ARTICLE EVEN PNOTO - DONE BY DIRECTORATE II, DEPT 10, SESPION WORKING ON ALL CORRESPONDENTS /N HEARD ONLY SNE WAS SOMPROM ISED DID NOT COMPROMISE HERSELF- KGB R”
“64578 Docld:32339777 Page 2 Letter to SAC, Washington Field re: (NORMAN RAY RUNNION PSI DESECO - R R NOTE: Runnion is a journalist employed by CUPIDER Washington, D.C., and is a member of the United Press Club. He has had contacts in the past with Soviet correspondents at the Uni”
“oscow in December 1958, through NBC Correspondent Irvine R. Levine. NW 65924 Docld:32362392 Page 4 : Another who knows, or has known, Aline Mosby is former Agency employee George Winters, #55769. Winters stated during an interview in November/ December 1960, when discussing Ameri”
“MOSBY 4/17/78 O.S 11110.94 MEMO TO: ACTING CHLER, FIOB/ SEC. RESEARCH STAFF TMARG FROM: E MENDOZA SUBJ: ALINE MOSBY #172 252 C A-119 BACKGROUND BORN 27 JULY 1922 AT MISSOULA MONTANA B.A. DEOREL FRON UNIV. MONTANA 1943 EMPLOYED UPI IN 1943 IN SEATTLE OFFICE TRANSFERRED T”
“scow in December 1958, through NBC Correspondent Irvine R. Levine 4 { NW 65924 Docld:32361683 Page 2 Another who knows, or has known, Aline Mosby is former Agency employce George Winters, #55769. Winters stated during an interview in November/ December 1960, when discussing Ameri”
“r talked) with him. Her name, like Mosby's, was listed in his address book under her last name only. Mosby was born on 27 July 1922 in Missoula, Montana; and graduated from the University of Montana in 1943. She was employed by United Press in Seattle, Washington, from 1943 to 19”
“r talked) with him. Her name, like Mosby's, was listed in his address book under her last name only. Mosby was born on 27 July 1922 in Missoula, Montana; and graduated from the University of Montana in 1943. She was employed by United Press in Seattle, Washington, from 1943 to 19”
“says he's neurotic and unhappy." Quoted also are two entries in the "MEMORANDUM TO THE FILE" in the case: ca C c in keeping? showed Aline MOSBY's letter. with plans to write MOSBY advising her to ask hér recently met acquaintance Sam PAVLOV, whether or not he would like to make c”
“s MDS:ko -2- SEOKET SUBJECT: BELITSKIY, Boris Yefimovich #175069 SSD MOSBY, Aline #172252 ATTACHMENT According to several sounces Boris Y. Belitskiy is an associate of Aline Mosby, whose name appeared in Oswald's address book. (Page 61 of the address book, which is on page 22 of ”
“age 1 SECRET 5 MEMORANDUM FOR: OS/SSO/SB/ FROM : Chief, SR/2 SUBJECT * Aline MOSBY 25 September 1958 It is requested that this office be furnished any information which you may have on the Subject of this memorandum. The following is the only information we now have on Subject: S”
“I 1 1 DIRECTOR, FBI (134-7963)0 :9/10/59 . : SAC, NEW YORK (134-3772)’ CONF.INFT..9 . Remylet, 6/23/59. 41 252425 n Subject continues to reside at Cue- Suatho by dthe M)‘NYC, and is employed as a. (C) ' Subject has not begun to take Russian language - . ": instruc”
“2 December 1960, which listed "Western Correspondents in Moscow", she was named as representing UPI. According to HCUA records, Mosby did a motion picture critic type article for the Daily Worker in 1947; wrote an article for the Daily Worker at Laguna Beach, California, in 1949;”
“—planning a vacation trip to Warsaw, arrangements were made with the - * C UB (the Polish Security Service) for a female Polish agent to come to re: Moscow and travelfrom there to Warsaw on the same train1 as MO. 06 06 MORON El — and BEGGS. - The intent was for the agent,”
“2 December 1960, which listed "Western Correspondents in Moscow", she was named as representing UPI. According to HCUA records, Mosby did a motion picture critic type article for the Daily Worker in 1947; wrote an article for the Daily Worker at Laguna Beach, California, in 1949;”
“know? Then I ask for Oleg to this very, very tough Soviet woman that said "What you - want?", you know.. I said "Oleg Likichev, please. I'd like to speak to him." And- she- called and- -he is still in the United Nations, he asks you to wait. I refused a wire or anything like”
“in Moscow HORBALY had no connection with or knowledge of CIA clandestine activities. 6001515 243 TS No. 197124 Top Secret Copy -10 VBR”
“t Belitskiy attended school in New York City and that the family returned to Russia in 1936 or 1937. With further reference to Mosby, Doyle noted that there was a direct relationship between Mosby, Koch (Carl Henry Koch, #50001) and Volkoff (George Volkoff, 152385 - SSD) all of w”
“(5 y 0 12- G Subject advised that Nina and EdiStevens do a lot of entertaining /but he had never attended any of their parties. Subject stated that he / would not trust Nina Stevens as far as he could throw an elephant. Subject / stated that he had no proof but believed”
“Page 2 REC-38 Em 134 11727 MCT-26 13:00 26,1902 SECRET EX-100 F. BaMAM ESP. SE WFO 134(4659) SECRET [seen seen him recently at a press conference on the occasion of the visit to Washington, D. C. of KONSTANTIN G. PYSIN, Soviet Minister of Agriculture. (CRUNNION) Said RUNNION said”
“TOP SECRET 129 1 Mr. Nosenko. Sir, I didn’t know this in those days. 2 Mr. Edgar. Do you know a correspondent by the name.o f 3 Ardenee Mos by?? • 4 Mr. Nosenko. Yes, I heard such a name, Mosby, a woman 5 who was a correspondent. 6 Mr. Edgar. In the earlier questioning ”
“to this very, very tough Soviet woman that said "What you want?", you know. I said'-"Oleg Likichev, please. I'd like to speak to him." And she called and he is still in the United Nations, he asks you to wait. I refused a wire or anything like that, but... FS: What wire are”
“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 - SSD, during a debriefing in June 1959, Boris Y. Belitskiy, whom Smith knew in Moscow, was in great fear of”
“1/78 0 •PAmT 0 0 11110793 NONE NUMBERS AS OF 8/15/60 72-66-81 72-43-04 UN MOSBY NOTE TO ALEX PARKER) MOSBY INDICES DOLBERG, ALEX X SMITH FITZGERALD 6/22/59 WINTERS GEORGE P. JR 12/16/60 BELITSKY, BORIS 9/5/58 SHAPIRO HENRY 8/4/64 INTERVIEW 2210V 62 W/ GEORGE WINT”
“03 official in Moscow to arrange for the agent, met the agent on her arrival, and briefed her on her assignment. NOSENKO has not been asked and has not volunteered who specifically placed the agent on the train. Records show, however, that MORONE left Moscow on 13 November 1”
“@ 14 5/24/78 Memo 12/12/63 Sbj: Dergabin Joan: Deryabin File: Quest i o nnair e for CI/Holmes: custoty. Mauni a Oswald? BIO Q: Why MOP not official y adopted by Medvedien? Q. who port made her retene B mother is tepfather grandparents. Q:Q:Whet 80 m ande mover to Why”
“TION. (40) صدا : DOI 70-17 NW-65990- DocId:32379830 Page X CONTINUED PAGE NO. 4 104-10219-10074 AICH SEOIRA 42301 (14) Arrests: Hone known. MOYZIN once mentioned that she had once been caught taking money from the Institute. Subject had been told that situations such as this were”
“meet him again on her next visit. Arrangements were made with the 309 Operational Technical Directorate for a technician to be placed on the train in the compartment next to that of MOPONE and BEGGS and for audio and visual (but not photographic coverage. NOSENKO did not recall”
“• DX captain despite his lengthy service in the Army and infor- mation from concealed microphones indicated that he was often disparaged by the other Attaches. When MULE received letters from home, he threw them in the trash, and the maids turned these over to the KGB. From t”
“know Ella [ UMANETS, an agent in America House). Ella said that MORONE had looked at her and was smiling." This is just an [hypo- thetical example....Okay, I am going with him, hearing Ella myself, [to learn] what happened, [whether] it is possible to make something or not. ”
“Office Memo BEARoNenronviNV3, # 1 772 © UNITED S. OVERNMENT TO DIRECTOR, FBI (105-28333) DATE: 4/27/ Bid SUBJECT: 0 *BONDTeT, • SAC, NEW YORK (134-3315) a.- Residence and Employment rteawe TAIN 0 Informant resides in Apartment 1E, 34 62nd Street, NYC, telepho”
“14-00000 ( KOSOLAPOV was the only KGB officer in contact with the Polish agent. NOSENKO previously stated that a KGB technician who was on the train from Moscow to Warsaw reported back to NOSENKO the day after the train arrived in Warsaw. Later NOSENKO said that instead”
“14-00000 OF DET American female employee of the American Embassy in Moscow through a male Soviet friend, but that the attempt had failed. GOLITSYN also furnished information that the woman had left Moscow by the time he learned of the information but that the Soviets ”
“connection with MORONE. (MORONE denies having had relations with IVANOVA but said that he told his friends that he had been intimate with her. He said, however, that he knew both IVANOVA and UMANETS well and that he had once )asked IVANOVA to arrange dates for him and another ”
“earlier occasion the girl told him that she had 0 an uncle in Moscow. MORONE has denied being approached or recruited by Soviet Intelligence o Information From Other Sources A sensitive Polish source reported in 1961 that on 8 November 1960 a Polish female, an experienced En”
“the train to Warsaw, where intimacies began. In Warsaw on 12 November 1960 she was quite friendly with MORONE, but pur suant to instructions, she refused all overtures to engage in intimacies. The next day she took MORONE to a Polish UB safe- house suitably prepared for clandest”
“Jun 14 All Documents Trem Delgebin Files 0.10 5/24/78 Memo Dec. 12, 1963 From: Deputy Director Plans To: Direla, EBI; Attention: Mr.S.J. Pasich Peter Deryabi SulCiject:Assassi nation n & Comment s on Kennedy 1 Abensy Does not specifically indorse conclusions Did KGB sen”
“participated in the operation. NOSENKO, however, said that two of them added no information of use to the KGB against MORONE, and that he was unable to remember what the third agent reported: statements by other sources indicate that re garding MORONE all three agents could have”
“MALINOVSKIY, the Minister of Defense. At one time, during a CP cell meeting, criticism was voiced about the delays in translation and processing and Subject was assigned to study the situation. Thus he examined registry logs showing the titles of agent. information reports,”
“agent sent to Moscow, met her when she arrived, and briefed her on the operation. She was then placed on MORONE’s train together with a KGB technician whose task it was to obtain tape recordings of the compro mise. Events went according to plan: MORONE met the girl and was ”
“208: MORCNE’s fellow code clerks and residents of America House have described him as a heavy drinker, a heavy gambler, and a -- ladies-’ man. Various reports indicate that MOPONE was involved in a currency-speculation ring operated by t 9. the KGB agent mentioned by :IOSI”
“NO 2 (40) CONTINUED 20% 70-17 NW. 65990 Docld:32379830 Page 2 104-10219-10074 ATCH 3 per Dor 70-17 ! 7. Also at about the same time, probably early January, Subject was standing in the lunch room line (Subject always referred to it as the lunch room rather than a cafeteria) when ”