“view of his interest in a long range career, a reply to the question posed in TRSA-1142 concerning career agent status would be appreciated. Subject has been aware of the - —recommended salary increase which has been —___ p ending_for over ten months.A1though_he______ has ”
“District recently. You will note that in the last paragraph of Attachment B that services performed since April 1954 is carried in the capacity of a Foreign Affairs Officer. This had been agreed upon with Central Cover and primarily at their Instance and I did not think it would ”
“temporary visitor’s visa, and it would have taken too long to change her status to that of a permanent resident and become naturalized. Since the conversion of Subject’s status to that of a Career Agent wia not affected by his wife’s citizenship, it was suggested to Subject t”
“)0000 INTERNAL J UNCLASSIFIED I'". ONLY CONFIFENTIAL SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT (Optional) 1 LYNCH, Grayston L. (Applicant for Agency Position) FROM, NO. &XNCB,AvalttoSt’.&N bafe 18 July 1960 TO (Officer designation, room number, and DATE building) OFFI”
“Retirement Act of 1964 for Certain Employees." 4. It is always possible that the records upon which the_determination --- _made in your case-may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after studying the materials cited”
“will I make r CIA employ ment except as authorized by Headquarters Reg SIGNATURE 09 QUESTING EMPLOYES ft. COmCUssEaCeS anD/om APPROVAL wiTwie OPERATING office (signed) John M. Wigglesworth JOHN M. WIGGLESWORTH Chief, RID/ADMIN FOR COMPLETION ny EMPLOYEE ACTIVITY BRANCH A”
“Certain Employees." 4. It is always possible that the records upon which the determination made in your case may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after studying the materials cited above, you have questions rega”
“not eligi ble to participate in the CIA Retirement System, please feel free to contact officials of your Career Service. They are familiar with the details of your case and will gladly discuss them with you. In addition, you may wish to dis cuss your case with the CIA Retir”
“overall qualifications, and his expressed desire for a career with CIA, it has been recommended be be converted from contract to career agent - status. .FORM no. ‘9 APa M 693 use previous EDItlmS. Roman Carrol , Jr. SECRET 1ms (91' wse”
“.MEMORANDUM! TO« Personnel Division . * ‘Ao-- Central Intelligence Agency 2430 "E" Street, N. W. Washington, 25, D. C. DEC 3 1951 SUBJECT : Availability of James S. floods . 1. This is to advise you that no objection is interposed to your consideration of the application fo”
“14-00000 A SECRET (*ien Filled 16) SECTION C STATUS OF SERVICE ACRE EMENT (TO BE COMPLETE D BY CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICIAL) Form 3101, Service Agreement, is attached. Because of temporary absence of the nominee. Form 3101, Service Agreement, will be forwarded at ”
“14-00000 OUST uL.wr- On day 19 July 1968 1 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CSPS ATTENTION: Chief, Agent Branch SUBJECT: Conversion to Career Agent Status James2A. Noel - GS-16 1. Transmitted herewith are the following documents in connection with subject's conversion to Ca”
“14-00000 5 August 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR, oF/PAB SUBJECT j Cooll J. KLOBUKAR (P) ._ Career Agent - Employee No. 463100 Subject converted from Staff Employee to Career Agent status effective 4 August 1968. Attached 1s hie FEGLI application signed in pseudonym. Virginia C.”
“policy of the Agency and foresee no problem in this regard concerning ay new employment. 8. Form 71 (Application for Leave). 9. CSC Pamphlet 51 (Re-employment Rights of rederai Employees Performing Armed Forces Duty), 10. Instructions for returning to duty from Extended Le”
“1 4-00000 11 December 1953 31 Dear Dick, 3 You will recall that it was my intention in 1951 to civilianise and assume a staff position upon my return from Germany. Since any return last August, however, I have decided to return to the Army and, accordingly, I signed a”
“CALD 24 August 1949 TO . * I4S ArtI * Pr. Nebtroll - - FRoN * Creo SUBJECT: Bagley, Tonnent H. -Frank, John S.194 - . 1. The sbove-nomed subjects were being werebeing processed for ouployment aith the Advisory Council on on %00 ? vouchered funds.Those positions ar”
“13-00000 SECRET OTHER (specify) TYPE HEALTH INSURANCE CARD ISSUED PAGE GEHA NACS LIFE INSURANCE OTHER (specify) FEGLI WAEPA UBLIC 1W: L CONVERT WILL NOT CONVERT DEPARTING EMPLOYE ES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I acknowledge that I have been briefed by the Central Cover Staff on t”
“Retirement Fund. Wil iam la MCntohin Jr This appointment is for such time as your services may bo required and funds are available for the work of the Office of Strategic Services. e • Subject to Retirement , . Act? Yes sorvice 16—34723-3. PERSONNEL FOLDER COPY .e FDMsm”
“14-00000 AN 6-84,83 OK 6-12 13 Nova her 1956 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FI SUBJECT : Request for Conversion of Arthur G. VAIVADA From Contract to Staff Status REFERENCE s HKH-A-2577 1. Referenced dispatch from the field recommends the conversion of contract agent Arthu”
“Retirement Act of 1964 for Certain Employees." 4. I’t is always possible that the records upon which the determination made in your case may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after studying the materials cited ab”
“wwite td u ro n d boel SECRET (wren r.!r* f-Y TRANSMITTAL OF APPLICATION FOR RETIREMENT CIA PETIRTHENT Awn DISABILITY STS TE1 ri jin ren 5s •.AMT U» rertOlf Lynch, Grayston !.. Involunta ry 110 September 19711 " RECOMMENDATION Of PARENT OFFICE. SECTION A' I ?. rollda”
“given time (1) for periodic in-class salary increases provided you meet the minimum performance standards of the Foreign Service and (2) for class-to-class promotions based upon merit. Wil an W. Frank Sincerely yours. Wallace W. Stuart, Chief Personnel Operations Division”
“14-00000 30 June 1959 Dear Mr. Stuart: 1 I gives me great pleasure to accept an appointment to the Foreign Service Reserve Corps, FSR-5. I understand that this appointment will bo granted in accordance with the conditions as out lined in your letter of May 27, 1959. S”
“mrirpsrr,, CHLENTIAL - 1 AUG 1378 : t. MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel :. FROM Kenneth Corbat Chief, Retirement Affairs Division - SUBJECT Request for Voluntary Retirement % Mr. James S. Woods *X ' - 1. This mproval memorandum in Roxegraph submits a recommendati”
“begin contin gency planning now for his appropriate retirement and outplacement into a Job which will offer him both security and personal satisfaction. His Spanish language training should enlarge his horizons and opportunities. We can predict he will not, at least at firs”
“14-00000 SECRET 14 JUN 971 MEMORANDUM FOR THE R1COKD SUBJECT: Mr. Grayaton 1. Lynch The undersize talked with Subject on 14 June in regards to his dature. I told him Mr. Droller did not have the authority to authorize "absence from duty or up to a year as was stated ”
“14-00000 3ECHE I’ COPY Lynch - provision of cover, financial briefing, noseanment and evaluation, language aptitude test and possible language training, and all basic Clandestine Operations training. 7. Project 2SJSWELL further provides that administrative re- eponsibi”
“as possible. 2. In your case, the llead of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici-4 pant and I have accordingly made the formal determination required by the. regulation that you are not eligible for ”
“14-00000 6:4 CrPRCT ofont 24 September 1956 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SUBJECT 1 Proposed Staff Status for Arthur G. VAIVADA REFERENCE t HKH-A-2577, 17 April 1956 1. Referenced dispatch from the field recommends the conversion of contract agen”
“14-00000 29 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECPOD SUBJECT: Grayson Lynch Mr. Holcimb called at ^:JO on 1 July asking what wore the procedures to got Mr. Lynch assigned to a Hqs position In SOD. Addveed Mr. Holcomb that we would check with .Cover and the Chairman, Agent Panel. Mr”
“i 1 1 ■ 1 eraSe_ 41 / 18 August 1978 . Mr. ■ James S. Woodstlaghioied 304 Meadow Hall Dr. * - - :-"Nn + : . : Rockville, MD 20851 Dear Mr. Woods: - . -. We are enclosing the employee copy of your retirement action (Form 1150) that you requested 04 August 197”
“20-50 and paragraph 5 of the Employee Bulletin dated 30 July 1965, entitled "Public Law 88-643, The Central Intelligence Agency Retirement Act of 1964 for Certain Employees." 4. It is always possible that the records upon which the determination made in your case may have be”
“1 M Me: X same 715-03 RETIREMENT ACI WENT AFFIDAVITS LEGAL RESIDENCE 20 REMARKS: Yea’t tackessiovsdniva J CLAIMED STATE: PROYCO $93009 to be paid bidthxdicferenes between CIA/salary of $9420 and PS accordance therewith X Lorha al Cooperations Administration and allowance”
“14-00000 SECRET STAFF AGENT LETTER OF APPOINTMENT David Phillip Mr. ourjel Dear Mr.vinguterm Phillipa 1. Pursuant to the authority vested in me by section 5. 2 of the Confidential Fund Regulations, you are hereby appointed a Staff Agent of the Government at an initial s”
“14-00000 ADMINISTRATIVE JTrDyg zr pony :N5 V. . Caul MEMORANDUM FOR : Director of Personnel SUBJECT : Recommendation for Involuntary Retirement - Mr. Newton S. Miler 1. This memorandum submits a recommendation for your approval in paragraph 3. 2. The employee named ”
“14-00000 on. Ioh u^Ui^A (RF 30 January 1957 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FI SUBJECT : Request for Conversion of Arthur G. YAMPA, from Contract to Career Agent Status REFERENCE : HKH-A-2577 1. Referenced dispatch from the field recommends the conversion of contract agent A”
“14-00000 16 July 1956 Mr. Joseph Stephan Piccolo 2210 20th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Piccolo: Your application for employment with this Agency la presently under active review. Appropriate members of our staff will determine whether we have a position ava”
“soon as possible. 2. In your case, the llead of your Career Service has advised me that you do not meet the requirements of HR 20-50 for designation as a partici pant and 1 have accordingly made the formal determination required by the regulation that you are not eligible f”
“14-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: : ( Addresses far former Agency employees organizations: 'i Association of Retired Tatelligence officers Mr. Divit A. Thillips 8221 Stone Trail Drive Bethesda, Maryland, 20034 -Central • Intelligence Retirees-Associat ion ■ (C IRA) Box 1150 F”
“Central Intelligence Agency Retirement Act of 1964 for Certain Employees." 4. It is always possible that the records upon which the determination made in your case may have been incomplete or inaccurate regarding your actual employment history with the Agency. If, after stud”
“14-00000 0-GnCT F615 sausdl LiGe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 25. D. C. OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 3 APR 1956 MEMORANDUM FOR: Frederick Randall SUBJECT: Notification of Membership in the Career Staff ■ - 1. On behalf of the Director of Central Intelligence,”
“Office of Federal Employees' Compensation, indicating the date of this,election. In addition, you should send a copy of your corre spondence with that office to the Agency. -Ey a) Sincerely yours, V Ronald Cage : Chief Retirement Affairs Division”
“14-00000 19 November 1956 Mr. Joseph S. Piccolo 2210 - 20th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. } Dear Mr. Piccolo: This Is to assure you that processing is continuing on your application for employment with this Agency. L Please advise us if any circumstance should arise ”
“14-00000 ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONLY SUBJECT: Retirement Planning 4. Experience has amply demonstrated that careful planning facilitates the transition to retirement. I recommend, strongly, that you avail yourself of the services the Agency offers you in planning yo”
“? 6A0 28 September 1966. MEMORANDUM FOR: Birch 2 O’Seale THROUGH .: Head of service SUBJECT : Notification ligibility for Designation as a CIA Retirement and Disability System EDAA-W-Arat#DCAStWP- Partic ipant in 1. As you may know, we are in the process of reviewing ”
“14-00000 30 August 1956 Mr. Joseph S. Piccolo 2210 - 20th Streets N. W. Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Piccolo: We are pleased to infers you that your application for employment with this Agency has been reviewed with Interest by appropriate offi cials and that actual proce”
“normally requires the performance of qualifying service as on integral part of a coreer in that field. 2. TYPED NAME AND TITLE 3. SISMATURE OF HEAD OF CAREER 4. DATE 7.0 SERVICE SECTION E RECOMMENDATION Of CIA RETIREMENT BOARD I. The record of this employee has been review”
“policy of the Agency and foresee no problem in this regard concerning my new employment. 8. Form 71 (Application for Leave). 9. CSC Pamphlet 51 (Re-employment Rights of Federal Employees Performing Armed Forces Duty). . ! 10. Instructions for returning to duty from Extend”
“14-00000 ( ,6AUG AUG 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel THROUGH SUBJECT : DDP/OP Jarasoff. Boris I Request for Early Home Leave 1. In accordance with HR 20-30b(3), it is requested that approval be granted for @-‘9 Gstste to be gin home leave short of tour”
“1 4-00000 / - ENTRANCE ON DUTY NOTICE 10 9 p 11 Sept 51 Date ,Lombor 1 251 TO: OSO FDZ FROM: Personnel Officer Processing for entrance on duty of Fredarick-Crawford Randall (Name) Iltelligence assistant GS-7 $3325.00 ___ - $3825.00 (title, grade, and entrance sal”