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1 ffi fi · aot bten kampered. l'le ve 'er and went straighf"iOGiiTi-. HEARD.. : won that. There's DOthing ~t ' son's office ! WITNESS . can ~do w~t we've devel- . -· • CHARGES JriADE I ! ..,eel, he sa1d. , '" . · cha d that I 1 Dalzell, accompanied by at- Lif~ magazme rge

I• · . I Garrison Says Arrests to:torneys Steven R. Plotkin and !'Y~ung kn~w or an attempt to ·: · · ·. I . Sanford Krasnoff, appeared out- ~be a w1tness to . tes-: . : 'I f.ollow Tnal side or the jury room in ad- ~opy ~ to _convtct

j'- f anee · o£ the 2 p.m. schedul ster Uruon president J am e s f After bearing organized crime ~yiarance time. ' · , HoHa. .

~ ,testimony from Aubrey Young Howe\'er, he was not called,m The magazme also stated ~at jThursday, the . Orleans Pansh,until shortly before 4 p.m. Young helped set up a meeting ;Grand Jury once again heard; shortly before 5 p.m. he was~ for Edward Grady Partin, a 1a Kennedr d~th probe witne~·j allowed to lea,·e the room, and Baton Rouge Teamster official.

\ , ,, jLaler Distrtct Attorney Jtm. the jury went to the courtroo?l The purpose of the alleged ') · Garrison anno~ed that anY,o! Judge Matthew S. Braniff meeting was to offer money lo . ' further Al!ests w~l come after about .5:15 p.m. They ~ad; J?O Partin, the chief witness aga~t!~

the c:onspJTacy tnal oi Clay L. retu~ and \\'ere dlSI_Ill!S Hoffa at a 1964 jury t.a.mpermg .Shaw. L' · Ulltil next Thursday. ~outine.re- trial in Chattanooga, Tenn., to 1·

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llleing pres~~o~ lor )ury teslt· "con~erns the Kennedy ~~ Youn receh·ed telephone calls mony of Willi !J~£.ll, who sination, the backgl'ound of Jl. from gCarlos Marcello Jefferson described - as :1 petrole- OPPOSED CASTRO . ' . IUD consul 1.o the Ethiopian He described himself as an Parish rackets figure, '!'hile be 10verument. early foe of Cuban Prime .Min· was on the governor s staff, Eaz:lier Garrison ~de a. su~- is~ Fidel Castro, and ~id he and that Yo~g was th: guest

prise appearance outstde hiY:Ot \lounded a short wave radi~ p~~ 0t3. gambling figur~ .fice with Young, a f?rmer atdeigram known as Free V01ce"''rrl Vegas. . to Gov. John J. McKeilhen, after1Latin America and a group , Another 1ntness before the

:Y81Us-:g _4-.... .ili~. .. lknown as Friends of a Dem· jury, Criminal Sheriff Louis A. GarriSon saJd Young con·,ocratic Cuba. Heyd Jr., told reporters he ~as

tacted us and asked to talk to1 Garrison bas said that ac- going to discuss_ the ~n?us . the grand jury. He has a great ~· cused presidential assassin Lee problem of narcohcs addiction ·awareness abo~t. tmtrue things Harvey Oswald's associali_ons in the city and the ~ble use ·said about Louistana." in :'{ew Orleans were exclusive- of a new nonnarcotic drug in : Garrison appar~ntly was ~e- !ly \\'ith anti-Castro e~emen!s. treatment of addicts. fen:IDg t~ a Life Jolagazme l After J?alzell's testlffiony Gar· In Balon Rouge, the East ,.;en;s wh!ch alleg; d ~at or·1rison satd the ~son for post- Batoo Rooge Parish crand ·ganiz.e<i crlllle flourishes l1l Lou-1poning any possible further ar-1 jury heard secret testimony i.siana. . , !rests is that arr~ts see~ t~ : Thursday from an invesliga-' ~~OT ,FLOURISHL"\G lcause "catastrophic .outbur.~t:. tor for the Department or : Gamson a assessment of ~e City Attorney Alnn J. 'Liska Poblic Safety thea quit 1rork ~anized crime P.r~bl~~ m: entered the jur_Y roo~ shorlly 1Ullil Tuesda):.

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· · · N 0 . d newsmen o I Ior a City of this s12e. ew r- . liquor law l'iolations. He sal grand jurv room he )mew of ~~d ::i;: ::::e a:;tci~; ! be was appearin' at his own lonly one reason his testimony f this . , request. . . '-a may be needed.

o SIZe. Young testi!u~d prev1ously uc- . Prudhomml! sa;d he knew 'oa~( caard~~~~~!o~~ ~:~f't!:~~ ~ore the E~t ~at~~ ~~~~ ~I Gordon Novel a~ ·a routh ~nd recently arrested, ~arrison s_aid. ishgati~rg~~u2;t ~~~ei~~~s re-:once arresdtedbohi~ for makmg ··You can call it orgaruzedl Ia homema e m ~ ' crime if \'OU want Our convic· quest.. . . · . Novel, former New Orleans tions in the ambllnc area are Ass !Slant Dtslncl Atto,me) s ; tavern keeper. was estion~ ret! good.~ . Charles R. W_ard, Jam~..._ Al- tby the grand jury ea er m 1ts R

P rJn w~ silalt Aiming the ~~ and Alnn Y· ~ a~com-!probe into reports o[ racketeer· . . . g_ tt-bP. 'd parued Yo~~t\.~ JurY . - . • / , mterview . . How.e.v ~Ore~e room short! " noon. l(r - ·· I ,_) r. , _,. C· .. ' i - -later be ·will ~"'nd Ju ifl 'He arrive e city about , ~~ --_Jef!enon ~~<Jr"~ '-~c; a. m. in the co'&!pan'y ol No-r itE~~..., .. :.JJ~ !um~~~~i/ ·- 199 NOV 9.7 J·;);

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ftere ia attached a copy of a ~ran~ dated ! _..· •ay 18, ~J67, which was pr~p~od bJ Special Agent (SA) - -'-· aegia ~~ennedy_ of our •ew Orleans Office and which •eta forth in!oraation concerni~ SA Kennedy'• appearance before tbe Orleau Pariah -Gr-~cf .. J!q_ ~~- -~~1 _ ~J ,_ . 1~7. · - - ·- ·· -- - ·--

. l'or 7our latoraation, on h7 16, 1987, United States Attorney Louis c. LaCour aade available to SA KeDDedf the followi~~g atateaent which SA KeDDedJ was to ~till.Ze 1D the event he was questioned by the Orleans Pariah Grand Jury relative to 1Dformat1on in bia poaaesaion aa a result of official 1avest1gat1on conducted bJ him &8 a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of IDYntigation:

~ "I reapectfully decline to &D8W8r the question oa ~ the -croUDd that to &JUnrer the -rueat1on would require ae ~ _ ~ diaclose inforaatioD and aaterial which bas been acquired

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-.:.: ;,..··. "I would like to hrtber inform thia Grand JU1"7 :: ~\.-. r. · that I have been directed in a telegram froa the Attorney :,~:~~ . r· ·~ General of the United States aa follows: 'Be subpoena served .. " ~ on 7ou to testify before Grand Jury 1D Orleans Pariah Cri•i.nal

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You will note in the enclosed aemorandum, which ... prepared by SA Kennedy, that United States Attorney LaCour lnl tiallJ iDstructed 8.l Kennedy, after he wu aubpoenaed, 'to invoke the privilese on all queationa put to him and to only answer aa to hia name, the fact that he la an &Kent, and that be is assigned to the •ew Orleans Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. You will also note that after the hearing on the aorning of May 17, 1967, when the Government'• aotion to quash the aubpoena of SA Kennedy was dented and prior to SA Kennedy's appearance before the Orleans Parish Grand Jury, Assistant United States Attorneys Ciolino and Vetera tempered llr. LaCour's instructions to the extent that it would be aeceasary for SA Kennedy to justify invoking the privilege aa it would be aubject to judicial review. Assistant United Statea .Attorney• Ciolino and Vetera told SA Kennedy to use ·hia cnm judpent in invoking the privilege and that he ahould answer questions of his own personal knowledge, and that lf he was in doubt on any «~Uetstion, be could come out of the Orand Jury room and aak them about it.

You will further note that SA Kennedy anticipated be aight be asked certain questions by Xew Orleans District Attorney James Garriaon and he cited an example of a question to Assistant United States .Attorneys Ciolino and Vetere. You will note that in the example cited, SA Kennedy waa told be 8hould answer in the affirmative aa this waa a aatter of his own P.raonal knowledge.

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It ia the underatanding of this Bureau that a ctueation bas been raised in the Department u to why 8A Kenaedy testified as be did before the Orleans Pariah Grand Jury on May 17, 1967, and ~d not follow the original lnatructiona 18aued to bla by United States Attorney LaCour. .l.a pointed out above and in the enclo.ure, the original lnstructiona of United States Attorney LaCour were tempered by instructions civen SA Kennedy by .lssi•tant United States Attorneys Ciolino and Yetera immediately prior to 8A Kennedy's appearance before the Orleans Pariah Orand Jury. !'Ilia reaul ted in M Kennedy being placed u a position where bE! was to decide Wllicb f1Ueationa he abou1d or ahould DOt &D81Jer based upon bia 01JD judgment •

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• · · It would appear to this Bureau that United Stat•• f·· ·· ·._. Attorney LaCour could have prevented uy possible 111a1D~·;. ~ . _. pratation of Departaental iutructlou bT SA Kenned7 llad ·:.-.i- . : ,. llr. LaCour personally handled all brlefinp 1D thia utter · -~~ \'=' • with SA Kennedy and not have delesated auch reaponslbilltt .. to Aaaistant Vnlted State• Attorneya Clol1DO and Yetera.

1 truat that this letter and the encloaure will answer any queations 7ou aay have concerning 8l leDDe«f'• teatiaony before the Orleana Pariah Grand Jury on ••7 17, 1167.

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1 - llr. Harold Barefoot Sanders, Jr. (Bncloaure) Aaaiatant Attorney General

1 - llr. Pred II. ViDSon, Jr. (Kncloaure) Aaslatant Attorne7 General

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We have previously been William 1Ya D advised that Cla L ,yne alzell is a £riend of

Y · Shaw, accused b J" conspiracy to a Y 1m Garrison of F ssassinate Pr ·d · Kennedy Garr· es1 ent John that Dalzeil · 1 so~ :eportedly suspects

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JOHN FITZGERALD .. KENNEDY._ .DALLAS, TEXAS, 11/22/G3 HISCELLANEOUS - INFO CONCERNING 00: DALLAS

Enclosed herewith for the Burea~ are newspap~r articles appearing in New Orleans newspaper~ concerning th~ assassination of President JOliN IITZGER.'\LD KENNEDY.

Enclosed for Dallas a11d •-e;:h Ln:e newspaper articles.

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· usaerl lor 'tl'inia~- ~)!!D. m : · Dauphine, e:rder· bun to~

'w· . A' I . pear·at ! p. m~ nrsday. on t 1r ntent10ns on Garri:on's office q~estioned

Change of~enue . Dalzell in Jw1c. He has been de-l r scribed as a J)'!troleum adviser

An attorney for Clav Shaw 10 the Etbi(IJlian_ go\'£'! nment. : r d to h · ....__l He was an IDCO~'porator of re u_se say. w e _or 00 an anti-CasU o orgc>nization in

1 he .rntends to flle a motion for f\'ew Orleans early in 1961. The! change of venue for Shaw's con- group, k.nO'\'D <Is the Friends of! spiracy trial after a Crimlnal lJemocrrJtic L'uba, {\'as later District Court judge .refused to merged into other a~li Castro

·- throw out Shaw's indictnleill. s _ ___ __ _ _

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Jr. denied two separate mo­tions to qua.sh Shaw's con-

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lindicled earlier this year for criminal conspiracy in the dealh of President John F. Kennedy.

· He .is the only man to face thls ·charge.

. . After the judge announced hi~ decision defense attorney F. Ir­vin Dymood would not comment

)on the possibility or a move for · · ·a change of venue, which wouid

• move tne trial from .!\ew Or· leans.

] Dymond made no commit­\ monts as to what ple<idJngs he 'may file, but did say:

··we- want a trJal at the ear-l liest moment, but there are

c e r t a i n mechanics to be ¥~o-rked out prior Lo the trial, such as obl.aining CKI.l..QI-town witnesses.

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D<rle: 9/19/67 Edltlo-;1.:

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Q.q 11.eold-.-brAid!..~ dge~•,o•~~-~-nmma 15 nc ~ ,.e ,oes, we are ready, but, as I like to reserve the right to - ·aewapaper, cur •nct atate.J

Eriward A. Hag!,!Nty Jr . . aay, there are some mecban- answ!'r any plt>ading! the de-tC'day refusert to throw . lcs," he added. rense might file, and added o11l the -::nnspi1 acy indict- JUDGE HAGG~RTY 1ave that he did not know bow ment ag<li m:l Cl~y L. ~reason for denymg the ~o- m~ time fo ask far Iince

. . lions to quash. He derued he dld IXY. know the nature Silaw and mritcatrd that: th~~ orally, ••ith no written of the defen::e's ple;:~dings. he hopes ti' try Shav.: opmion. The judge ask£d the de-

', " ;1ext mnnth.' ' . Dymond objected to the rul· fense attorneys if they cared ~w is d>~t>c' "A i!l! crim· mg,. reserving a bit~ of ex· to dh:ulge the nature of their

-. . _, . . . th Ia . ceplions for a possible ap- pleadmgs. Tbe defrnse de-rn'u CODSpi: acy m ~ s ymg peal. clined. of Presider.t John F. Ken- Judge Haggerty then noted The defen~e had based one : nrdy. \ that the indictment was filed or its motlor.s to quash on its

1be jucige a-:t•!d ~ 1day on March 22, and remarked that claim that some members oi '" o se~r~•~· mnti.,~s to quash the case la nearly six months the gr:md j;.,~· o;;-ht-:h indict· thP. lncilctnu•:tl ag;w15L Shaw, old. I e1 Sitaw were connected with a ~year-~ld re!i;·e<i Hrw Or· .. AS OF THIS moment, pel"S(Ins contributing funds to leans ~~~'!ssman, t!Je on_ly there are no more pleadings I Garri~on·s probe. ~rsoo chuged s-. far by DIS· in the case. I'd like to find 1liE D E F E ~ S E also ;net A_ttornry Jil: . G~rr~n o_ut if the d~ense plans addi- ~ ch~gcd that the J ist frOifl wtth dire,·: p;~r!Jci fH!ton m tiona! pleadmgs,'' the judge ••htclt the grand jurv lhat m· ttJe allegt -! Ke'lr.t::y plot. said . 1 dieted Sh:~w was dr~wn came 4~ · Dymonc! said he did have from a pool or less than 75(1

AFI'ER rn.:LJ:'•G, .J u d g e more pleadings to file. I namP:;, Jn violation of state Haggerty o:;•id tiJr 'rial w~ ., i"1: C11n'1 conceive what other Jaw . bo · set n,..x• rPorth ·if it is pleadings you could file. You The stale has denied the Jegally p•~ '-iblf _.. have alread~ filed pleadings charg~.::.

He gave c ... ier cl~lrt•sr coun- from A to Z," lald Judge On another front o( Garri· s-·1 F . Irvin DyfTI ~nrl until Haggerty. . Eon's probe today. the DA's n'"xt Tur~;!;;y :o ri!r. final THE JUDGE said be would orric':! issu~d a ~ubpena for p~eadings in th~ ~<l<C' , and ~ive the de~ense a r.eek to Willinm DaL:ell, 528 Dauphine. s.•id he ~ •. :tid ~et ;: !·· i.:~l dale file Its pleadings, and extend- to appear bdore tht Orleans . a:' aoon ,,r •'le ri:til l plradings ed this to a week and a day •

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Pari.;h Granrl Jury at 2 p. m are dispo~e~! nf. at Dymond 's request. . 'rhursda}. .

Dymond. aft\ r !he !:'!Iring, Judge Haggerty said that Delzell, w!lo was questioned rdused t!' t:'"~mmtr.t rn wheth· inasmuch as the sta~e has I by G~rrlson in Jwte, !las been e- the dcftr.5t> \'"ill f:JP a mo- moved for a speedy tnal, the

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descnbed as a petroleum ad· t ·Jfl for a o::h<l':g.- t>l venue: setting of a trial date is le- \'iser to the Eth iopian gov­that Is to '""''·e Pt~ t;i~l from gaily in his hands as trial 1 rr nment. Dal?.ell w2s an in· .... ew or;rif:t "' judge. I cnrporahr in early l!lF! of an

" 1 am going to set a dale anti-Castro organizat:cn he.re, ASKED }\JM T mu'it·ns the for this trial as soon as all I the Frilmcf~ or Democratic

c!-!fense ~t:it pl?ns tro file, Dy- the pleadings are filed and 1 Cubn. l·iOnd ref!:~rd ,,, .:-,.,n,nit him· have been cllspensed wlth," 1 The orcanization later wa~ self. be said. ! merger! iitto other anti-Castrr

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earliest m0tr.cn1:· Dymond s1id, "b!H lhfre are certain meehank: !o be vt'!"ked oul r rior to !he trial. such as

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· · di t · · e ense a one out thr !'OnSpJracv tn c - optmon. ted the ru1 of ,·ts motill(IS to quash on its . t f-t L Dymond objec to -ment aga1~~ . , ay · ing, reserving a bill of ex- claim tha t some members of S~w 2 '1<\ mri1~2 .ed that ceptions for a possible ap- the gr-'ln-:1 jary -;;llicil indic t­he hoprs to try Shaw peal. ed Snaw were connected with .. urly next rnnn!h ." Judge Haggerty then ~t.ed persons rontribulir.g funds to

Shaw I< ~re"d with crim- that the indictment was f1led Garrison's probe . . .. ~ . March 22. and remarked that

lna.l con~ J:olrBC' :W m the slaymg the case is nearly six months TilE D E F E ~ S E al ~o nl Pre$i"""t -'"lm F. Ken- old. charged that the list from nedy. which lhe grand jury that in·

1be 'judge a: l£-c' h>day on .. AS OF THIS moment, dicteri Shaw was drawn came • two seps rilte m'ltio~s to quash there are no more pleadings from a pool of less than i 50 lbe indi,:!merl a~arn~l ~haw, in the case . I'd like to find names, in violation of state a ~yur-old rPti :·( t1 New Or- out if lhe defense plans addi- law. leans b::~ i:Je~ O! ~:l r . t'le only tiona! pleadings," the judge The stale bas denied the persoll.('harge:J sn ( 'l r by ~is- said. charges. .. · - ..

· · !riel Al!l'rney .f ~r. : Garr~n Dyment:! said he did ha\·e On another front of Garri-: with dir( r1. parti -:ipation Jl1 more pleadings to file. \ sen's probe today. the D.\'s ~ l.be aile~ !:~ 1\; r.o,l'rl: · plot. "I can't conceive whal other offict. issued a subpena ff'Jr

. . . pleadings you could file. ~ou i William Dal!ell, 528 Dauphin(' , AFfEfl R~ l .l f" (,, ~ u d g_ e have alread~ filed pleadiDgs .I to _ap~'!al before the Orleans

Ha.gger1 y sa1•l lhr, t r,t.al . Wl_11 • from A to Z," said Ju~e Parish Grand Jl!l·y at 2 p. IT' .

be set nH~ m?_nl.• · lf 11 15 Haggerty. ! Thur sc1ay. legally p•·::; !h_lc 1 Dalz'!ll , v;ho \\a!' questio~ed

He ga"~ ~1 :- l clr~,.nse cou~- THE JUDGE said he would ! by Garri~'ln in Jcne, has b·;en sel F . l r Vltt 0~ l):<f until give the defense a week lo I descrihe1 as a petroleum ad- \­

. oext .1u .. •d,a r ~o hie final , file its pleadings, and extenri~ visl'r to the Etr.iopian g~,-­p4eadin;?~ 1n •h~ ca~. and ed this to a week and a da) ernmenl Dalzell was an m-said he ~a ouhl •e.! il tr1al ~ate at Dymond's request. . corporator in early 1961 oC an 1

, as 100n :~::: tllr. f m:~! pleadmgs Judge Haggerty .sa1d that anti-Castro organization he~e. . are disrn.-1".:! of . . inasmuch as the state has the Fri~nds of Democratic . Dpnrnd. a !~'?r th" heanng. mo,·ed for a speedy tria~. the Cuba. 1 refuf '?d ;o cGmrn~nl ?n whelh· setting of a trial date JS ~e- 1 he organization later was 1 ~ e - {!efrr:s~ v.·lll file a Mo-i gally in his bands as tnal merger! into other anti-Castro

I Ii=< "-:- .,.. changr: ('( venue-..- "ju"dge: group'> . that is t<' mtwc the trial from ' 'I am going to set a dalr _ Working with Dalzell in.. lhe New C~ !fan~. lfor this trial as 100:0 as all group <' ere the late Guy Ban-

the pleadings are filed . an~ isln, a former FBI agent a nd ASK£') WHAT motio~ the .

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have been dispensed With. ' onl'·linw assista!'lt superin-defensc still plans to file, Dy- be said. tenclent cf New Orleans polh..-e mood rr folsed to commit him- a!'d freq~ently mentionec in Rll. ASSISTANT DA James L. conne~.: t i(ln wit~ the Garri~!ln

.. We want a trial at the dlr""lr ·.nid .!he stale would investigaticn ; Gr ady C. Pur-earliest 'llOment.." Dymond ·\ . to i6f:l • 'fie rtght . to , J, '"'1, a former New Orleans &aid, "C:.:t ~re are certain like ;:a~s the de- . a ttorney : and Willi~. ~-~ei!l • ~!"'irs to t-e ....:rted out answer ~y P nd addE:rlJJII~n .D .!\'ell· Orlea.rd= atw..! my_. • prior t ·. the tri;ol , &UCh ~ fense nught file, a . /, . . . . ·• . _ . . obtain;!lg ou• . 'l! town w1t- that be did not knOW ~~ , . (. . . . •. . I*IC-'·- _r ' _ .. ·• ~_.... '.ir:? to ask .!~ ~~~:_e . . .

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Date : 9/18/67 EdlUoo: ,. .. thor: RED FLASH __

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81. d . by s h a·w i -~~~w~:~~o~::~ ~fo:S: for a cbatlge of \'ertue 1f the qua:;h mOtions fail. 1his wu~ld

Clay L . Shaw, accused further delay selling 1 tr1al , by DA Jim Garrison of date . since a hr~ring would conspiring to m u r d e r ban! to be he1d on a change

K of vl!nue moli<'n. . President John F. en- If the mo!i')l'ls to quash la1l nedy, was due to learn to- and Shaw's attol'"fleys do not day whether he must 010,-e to chan!!e ~be pl:Jce of stand trial on the charge. the trial from Nrw ~ ~~ ans,

. . . be C'O:Ild come to tr1a! by Shaw, reb~ managmg d1- !y oext mon•l> ~~

I rector of the International I tBI · Trade Mart. and his attorneys !

1 have pending two motions, both aimed at throwing out Ule indictment against him.

cutiM~AL DISTRICT Court Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr. said he would rule on both motions t.oday.

Judgr Haggerty promised . his decision today arter a pre- • trial hearing last week on an initial motion and a supple­mental motion to quaslt the ch;u·gr. .

During the hearing, defense attomev F. Irvin Dymond hit at the ' previous Orleans Par­ish Grand Jury, whose CorP-man was Albert V. LaBiche. 1 •

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Date: 9/18/67 Edmo .. : RED COJIET #.a thor:

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Title: J.SSASSJ!J).TJO.'l 0." PRESJDC.lfT JO HN T. KE!.'l!EDY ,_ D.J.Li.AS, 'I' :;

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INFORMATIVE NOTE

Dol,. 11/J/67

Wiliiam Wayne Dalzell was active in anti-castro Cuban activities New Orleans area in the early 1960's. We have previou~ly received report that Garrison desired to question Dalzell as to his knmrledge of possible anti-castro Cubans being involved in the assassin'ation. We received no information during our ipvestigation of the assassination that Dalzell was ever acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald or involved in any manner in the assassination of President Kennedy.

Inasmuch as data in the attached teletype appeared in news media, no dissemination will be made of it.

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THE TI MEs- PJCAYli~'E I ~~ ITS ISSUE OF' ~1 0V. TH .EE !~STAr:

REPORTED TH~. T ~Il·~,:~AL7ELL, WHf') OEC\CR! P.~D . HJMCELF' As A - ~- ·- ~ L f '

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AS A '·HT~JF;:s 0 1:f'nRf. THE r.RLf'AP.l S PARJC\H GP. M1D Jl'PY H ' CO~!~'ECTION

WAS eUOTE'D AS SAYP~ S T~AT THE REASO ~' FOR HI~ P.!='H:G C': ALLED

AS A WIT~E~S CC~ C ~Pr~ TH E KF~~Eny A~~ASSI ~ATT O~ , TH~ ~ACK-

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ASS~~~I~ATION PROQE W0ULD CO~F AFTER THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL

OF CL"Y L. SHAW.

t~F0R~ATIO~ COrCE~NI~G WILLIAM WAYNE DALZELL IS

CO~._Ttal ~~-ED 1 N NEW ORLEA~:s TELETYPE TO BUREflU DATED MAY SEVEN

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/ FROM f'E\1 ORLEANS (89•69) . I 0-L t I '· ~S S ~ S$JJIA T19. N O.LI'RE$.l DE NT. JOHN .F. I TZG ERALD __!( E~.lliJ1Y, 'fttT (I

DALLAS9 TF.:XAS, NOV. TVENTYTWO, SIXTYTHREE, MISCELLAHEDUS • or~trt; or c ·erc.-tN

l NFO CO r~C ER NI NG, ,...OOi DALLAS.

THE NEW ORLEANS STATES-ITEM, REO FLASH EDITION, SEPT.

EIGPTEfN Jt~STANT, REPORTED THAT CRIMINAL DISTRICT JUDGE

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EDWAP.D A. HAGGERTY, JR. DENIED TWO SEPARATE I'IOTIOts TO QUASH . 'l -} TH~ Y IIDICTMENT AGAINST CLAY L. SHAW. ACCORD! t«; ~o~· ~~ ARTICLE,

JUDGE HAGG~TY GAVE NO REASON FOR DENYING THEEEOflONS TO .

QUASH AtJD O~NIED THEM ORALLY WITH NO WRITTEN~PINION~J-/090~0.-:D~ . . ~

DEFEUSE ATTORNEY F. IRVIN DYI'!ONO OBJECTED TO THE RULIIIJ, . s SEP 201967

RESF.:RVI NG A BILL or EXCEPTIONS FOR A POSSIBLE APPEAL. JUDGE--

HAGGERTY GAVE THE DEFENSE A VEE~ AND A DAY TO FILE PLEADINGS

A NO INDICATED THAT HE HOPES TO SET THE TRIAL NEXT MONTH "

IF J T IS LEDALLY POSSIBLE •

THI S SAM~ ARTICLE REPORTED THAT DA GARRISaN•s OFFICE

ISS U£0 A SUBPOENA FOR VILLI AI'! /DALZELL, F'I~\Jtl ' T;O El~ ~f";- ;, __ ...,_ _ __. ...• DAUPHINE ST., TO APPEAR, .BEFOR . • t .

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AT TWO PM, THURSDAY, SEPT. TWENTYDWE NEXT. DALZELL, ACCORDIJG

TO THE ARTICt£, - VAS AN INCORPORATOR IN EARLY SIXTYONE OF AI

ANTI-CASTRO ORGANIZATION, THE FRIENDS OF' DEf!IOCRATIC CUBA.

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The source of this information is-Tiho C:ln be characterized as an individual who ~ts among the bo1:1osexual element in the New Orlcnns French c.:-.uartcr.

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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are six copies of a letterhead memorandum reflecting information in captioned c:1se. One copy of LHM enclosed for DAllas for information.

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ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY DALLAS, TEXAS NOVEMBER 22, 1963

A source, who has provided reliable information in the past, advised that the Orleans Parish Di~ Attorney's Office is looking for ~~lliam . Wa~alzell, formerly of New Orleans and previously connected with the Cuban movement in New Orleans. This source advised that the District Attorney's Office suspects that Dalzell is providing information for the defense of Clay Shaw and the District Attorney's Office, according to this source, is very much concerned about the information that Dalzell may be able to supply to the defense.

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ASSASSIN~TION OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY DALLAS, TEXAS, 11/22/67

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is continuing to apply pressure to various individuals in the Ne~~ Orleans French Quarter in an effort to force them to testify 1n connection with the District Attorney's probe into the

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Source adv.:f...sed that she could not furnish the identity of any particular person as being threatened but this is general knowledge and subject of discussion in the Ne1>1 Orleans French Quarter.

source advised that District Attorney inv~t1gator Andre~ Sciambra is still looking for a Wffi1.~'!:1--.~~ .~a,},.ze.l.l.. who \la~ supposed to be a very important witness. S urce ~dvised ~he also 1Jnd~rsta'1ds tha.t Life ·ro1aga·zrne, the United PreE-s e.nd ·the Associated Press are also looking for Dalzell; and Ga~.riscn 's office i ,s apparently afraid that. these ne\'JS sources -will !'inC. Dalzell before the District Attorney's office does. Scu~ce advlsed that as of April 21 1 1967, the District Attorney's office apparently has no 1dea where Dalzell can be located.

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INFORMATIVE NOTE

Datp 4/28/67

• We have previously received informati n that William Wayne Dalzell is a friend of Clay Shaw, and that New Orleans District Attorney Garrison suspects that Dalzell is providing information to Shaw's attorney to assist in the defense of Shaw.

Our files disclose in 1961 Dalzell was involved with individuals in New Orleans in anti-Castro activities. Our files also contain information that Dalzell was hospitalized in a Louisiana State mental hospital in 1963, reportedly being discharged from such hospital on March 20, 1963.

~letter dated March 20, 1967, we furnished information to the Attorney General regarding Dalzell and of District Attorney Garrison's interest in Dalzell.

Copies of attached memorandum are being furnished to the Attorney General an we are referring the Attorney General to our previous letter of March 20, 1967. EL:as ~~~

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\ole have previously been advised that William ~layne Dalzell is a friend of Clay L. Shaw, accused by Jim Garrison of conspiracy to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Garrison reportedly suspec that Dalzell is providing Shaw's attorne with information to assist them in Shaw' defense.

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~SSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, ..... .. _ .. . - ·No :JF/llf!.;.,._- · . - . -··· · .

DALLAS, TEXAS, ~. TWENTYTWO, SIXTYTHREE, MISCELLANEOUS OFF:cr c l' Orj/n

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BY ~KENNEDY AND $A- WARREN C. DEBRUEYS. DALZELL WAS ALSO

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IN NINETEEN SIXTY AND ENDING EARLY SIXTYONE.

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A33ASSINl' .. TICN OF PtiE3IDEIIT Jo:m FITZG1!:::1ALD KEtiNSDY DtLLAS, T~lS, 11/~2/~3

On llay S, 1967, a source of the New Orleans Office , who hns provided reliable information in the pnst, advised th~t Andrew Scambria, investigator for the Office of District Attorney, P::'..rish of Orlear~., was in contact with the former landlady of William \'fayn~::.lzell. This source advised th2t Scax.1bri~ quest1onea the ·1ai1'Ct"'lady ret;arding Williaru Tlayne Dalzell's possible contact v:i th Special A~cnt Regis L. Kennedy of the FBI with ~gents of the CIL ~nd oi Dalzell's possible activities reznrding the purchasing · of ar1.1s for Cuban Revolutiona~·y groups.

Source indicated that the landlady mentioned to Scambria that Dalzell had been plP.ced in contact VIi th a CIA A~ent in New Orleans, Louis1ana, n~e~ogan by a forruer New Orleans attorney naned Gra~Durhnm.

Source advised that Scambrin indicated to the landlady th~t the District Attorney's Office 6esireG to question Special A~cnt Regis L. Kennedy regarding his contacts with l'iilliarn Wayne Dalzell.

This docu~ent contains neither reco~nendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI :-..nd is lo~ned to your r .gency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency .

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furnished o our New Orleans Office on May 6 and 7, 1967, by _ _ _ ! · . ~e purpose of this memorandum is to summarize informat:

Gordon D. ovel. Novel is the individual who was involved in a ~t burglary of ammunition at Houma, Louisiana, and who now is residi r ~f - ; in Ohio. New Orleans District Attorney Garrison is attempting to .. have Novel returned to New Orleans:zo qu~stioning. ~; clc ~ ~ \ I. ; .

Nove 1 claims that. ndrew .. lackmon, a former close associate of David William · errie, allegedly was pre~nt at a meeting in Ferrie's apart ent when Novel, Sergio A~/Smith, Ferrie and others planned the burglary at Houma, Louisiana. Novel state~ Blackmon very likely will be Garrison's star witness in the latte1 attempt to prove a conspiracy in the death of President Kennedy.

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Novel believes New Orleans ~;~~rict Attorney~ris~ ,-i~ directly responsible for the death of David Ferrie. Novel claims saw Garrison leave Ferrie''s apartment at approximately 5:30 a.m.

; FebrJ.Jary 22 1 1967, the day Ferrie was found dead. _

;\ Nov~lso claims that Garr~son believes a ~;undry truci .. owned by Loui bel, a New Orleans resident, was involved in ! ·\\Y transp_orting gio Smith, David Ferrie, Novel and several others ;

~ _l _Houma~:Louisiana, to commit the burglary. Bureau files indicate ~ ' . _ . .J --Rabel . probably identical with an individual who was head of the ~

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various letters to substantiate hi~conspiracy probe. These lette consist of: 1. Letter from C1aY,· haw to David Ferrie; 2. Lette from~ na = d -' Ferrie to Jack Ruby; . Letter from Jack Ruby to

,_ . .-1 Lee Har ey Oswald; 4. Letter from former _Attorney General t '.• Ro?er K~nnedy· te David Ferrie supposedly thanking Ferrie f!r the 1.; :-:. 14Ue~'s .. anti-Castro activ,i~ies. , Novel added that in the uear fu

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subpoena (Special Agent Regis Kennedy of the New Orleans Offic~ two questions: 1. "Was David Ferrie a communist acting under an anti­communist cover?" 2. "Did an FBI Agent to your knowledge have a 11eeting with Gordon Novel on February 20, this year?" ·• .

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contain no information indicating Ferrie was a communist. He was ver active in anti-Castro activities in New Orleans. Regarding question number two, Novel did contact our New Orleans Office on February 20, and volunteered information to Special Agents J. Peter Chase and

I Max M. J.iarr. The data volunteered by Novel concerned his participa ti 1

with Ferrie, Sergio Smith and others in robbing an ammunition bunker at Houma, Louisiana.

. . Notfalso states Garrison is interested in locating a

William Wayn .Dalzell who allegedly was contacted by Special Agent Regis Kenned ·of our New Orleans Office · and a Central Intelligence :

ncy (CIA) employee by the name of Logan. Our files disclose lzell was active in anti-Castro acti w 0 leans in 1961.

eans ce pecia en eg s nne y s interviewed Dalzell in the past

concerning Cuban matters. He has not been interviewed by .

ISpecial Agent Kennedy or any other Agent of the New Orleans Office · concerning the assassin~tio of President Kennedy. Dalzell's· present whereabouts are unknown. pecial Agent Kennedy does not know a CIA agent by the name o Logan . ·

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Novel's reliability is highly questionable. He has frequently made charges which have been found to have no basis in faci He reportedly claimed ties with CIA which CIA denied. It seems incredible that if Novel saw Garrison leave Ferrie's apartment at 5:30 a.m. on the day Ferrie was found dead that he would not have com( forward with this information up till now. He has contacted our FBI Offices several times since February 22, 1967, and did . ~ot volunteer such data.

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I have preYiou8lJ furnlahed 70u inforaatlon receiYed CODCerniag the inveatiga tion being conducted bJ Wew Orleans District Attorner James c. Garrison concerning the auaas1Dation o~ the late President John 1'1tsgerald Kennedr.

A •ource who baa furnished reliable info1'11ation ln the past baa advised it was his lapreasion that District Attorney Garrison was having difficulty "tabliabing that Jlr. Clay Bbaw, . Wbo was receDtly arrested by the District Attorner'• office, and Clay Bertrand were the Plle. fte District Attorney'• office aleo 1 according to thi• 80urce 1 baa been 1Dquiring about two •en who have bee~~~~ibed b7 that office as friends of Shaw~

----. 'lbese two are Gra~ ... rham and William Wayne Dalzel~-~ c,//t.,/ :3

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c:> :l 1964, 1n Washington, .. D. c. Durhaa was arr•ted u · • fucitive >-.. ·r < · CQ .28 froa ... Orleans, Loulilana; be wu wanted for · theft-~of funds Po

·' ~ i ~ ~ froa his law clients·~-Be-n. dncribed u a •n Orljau attornex 8 ·.: ~ , ·~ and U a COIIpUlSiVe pabler. Durbaa Wa& -~rn:_Apr~~ ~_! 1 )._!Q(i._ .. n. f}~ ! · Louiaiana. · · .. ~ i . ... . - .- - - - .

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1 files reveal that Jack s. -.rtin, a private investigator who has

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helped Durham by removing certain files from biB office in orde~ to keep thea from the hands of Rew Orleans authorities. O' {!

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- Wllliaa •·~~sell na born Dec•ber J.A, _lna.; .. :_;. .. _lD lhawnee, Oklahoma. Bureau ~ilea reveal Dalaell wa•~nveett-cated by thi8 Bureau in 1964 on allegations that be bad · perpetrated a fraud by wire. The lnveati&ation waa closed •ben lt appeared no violation of law bad been coamitted. Dalsell waa investigated in 1958 to determine if bla activities in •thi~ta ~ere auch that he •ould regiater under the a.&illtratlon . Act. the investigation wae cloaed when lt ••• deterained that there was insufficient evidence that hia activitiea caae •ltbin the requtr-enta of the a.&utration Act. L ,-·, ·

... -·-In 1961, Dalaell was involved with tndividuala in

•e• Orleans in anti-castro activities. An investi&ation of his activities at the time yielded no evidence that he waa Yiolattnc any law of the United Stat... ~· ~

The oriainal recorda of the Identification Diviaion of thia Bureau reveal that Dalsell was fingerprinted in l'ebruarr, . 1963, at the Central Louiaiana State Mental Hospital, Pinesville, Louisiana. The files of thia Bureau reveal that Dalsell admitted that in January, 1963 1 be was bospitali&ed in a Louiaiana State aental hospital from which he was diacharged on .. rch 20, 1963.

I , The above-mentioned aource also adviaed that Mr. Garrlaon

was looking for a boaoaexual who allegedly looked like Lee Baney Olnrald • . _'fb~ource, fr011 ll9eraonal kDcnrledge, adviaed that Cbarlea .Jiq'~gley waa a ifn Orleana ho.oseXlJ&l who looked lib oswald in the aource'a opin on. The criminal recorda of the

· Identification Division this Bureau contain lnforaation con-cerning a Charles Be . Langley who was fingerprinted aeveral tlaes ·in Bew Orleans in the late 1950'•· Thia aan was ~~A­Jfoveaber 15, 1930, at Grand aapida1 Michigan. In January, 1963 1 be was aentenced in •ew York State to one year in prison on a charge of assault. de iasfingerprinted in 1964, 1965, and 1966 in Rew York State. No photograph of this aan was available.

1 - The Deputy Attorney General 1 - Mr. ~ed •· Yinaon, Jr.

Aaai•tant Attorney General 1 - Mr. Harold Barefoot Sanders, Jr.

Asai•tant Attorney General 1 - ~. J. Walter Yeagley

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/) ' ~SSASSINA!lON OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, -· -----··- ·-········ --·· ...... . ~LLAS, TEXAS, IIOVEI'IBER TWENTYTWO, SIXTYTHREE, ~ISCELLANEOUS,

UFORI'IATION CONCERNING.

RE MFW ORLEANS TEL I'IAY SIX LAST, SETTING FORTH INFORMATION

FURNISHED BY GORDON DWANE NOVEL.

FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS BEING FURNISHED CONCERNING

INDIVIDUALS MENTIONED IN REFERENCED TEL:

LO~, PRO~ABLY_IDE;NTI~AL WIT_H LUrs.C WHO AS . l

' OF OCTOBER TWELVE, IHNETEEN SIXTYHIO, WAS HEAD OF THE CUBAN

REVOLU~IONAR~ COUNCIL IN NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, AN ANTI-CASTRO

~GA~I!ATIOf WITH HE~DQUARTERS IN I'IIAI'II.

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PAGES:.-:t<(ARCAC~ VAS fO;:~RLY HEAD Of TH; REVOLUIIO.AR~~ D~OCRATIC ~T, WHICH YAS DISSOLVED IN NINETEEN SIXTYONE.

ARCACHA INSTITUTED IN NEW ORLEANS A CA~PAIGN KNOWN AS •cRUSADE

TO FREE CUBA• APPROXI~ATELY IN DECE~BER, NINETEEN SIXTYONE,

VHICH WAS TO HAVE LASTED UNTIL JANUARY TH!RTYONE, NINETEEN

SIXTYTWO. ARCACHA HAS BEEN CHARGED BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

GARRISON ALONG WITH GORDON NOVEL YITH CONSPIRACY TO BURGLARIZE

A ~NITIOHS BUNKER AT HOUMA, LOUISIANA, IN AUGUST, NINETEEN

SIXTYOIIE.

CLAY SHAW IS FORMER ~ANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL

.TRADE ~RTS NEW ORLEANS, WHO HAS BEEN CHARGED BY DISTRICT

ATTORNEY GARRISON OF CONSPIRING ~ITH LEE HARVEY OSWALD AND

.~VID FERRIE, DECEASED, TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY. r · , · t •• ·

NO INFORMATION CONTAINED Ill FILES NEW ORLEANS ON CIA

THAT SA REGIS L. KENNEDY HAS BEEN ------.--· lN CONTACT WITH A CIA REPR ENTATIVE BY THAT NAME. SA KENNEDY

ADVISES HE DOES NOT KNOW A CIA REPRESENTATIVE BY THE NAME OF

fNU LOGAN AND HAS NOT BEEN IN CONTACT VITH AN TNU LOGAN OF CIA

OR ANY OTHER REPRESENTATIVE THAT AGENCY CONCERNING WILLIAM

VAYNE DALZELL.

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VILL!Ar-1 WAY,(-DALZnL IS IDENTICAL VI TH

HE VAS ~~RN DECEMBER FOUR,

~JETEEN TVENTYSIX, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA, CLAI~S SERVICE II U. S.

\ - ~VY, NINETEEN FORTY~~~~~:-;0- W~~E;EEN FORTYFIVE, AS PHARMACIST

FIRST CLASS FROM WHICH HONORABLY DISCHARGED. ALSO CLAIMS

EMPLOYMENT WITH VARIOUS DRILLING AND PETROLEU~ COMPANIES

WITH U. S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AS CRYPTOGRAPHER, WITH GOVERN~ENT

OF ETH~Q~ AS PETROLEU~ ADVISOR, AND IN NINETEEN FIFTYNINE,

CLAIMED TO HAVE AGREEMENT WITH GOVERNMENT OF YEMEN TO NEGOTIATE

AN OFFSHORE AND INLAND OIL CONCESSION.

DALZELL ALSO SUBJECT OF CASE ENTITLED •wiLLIAM WAYNE

~LZELL, AKA ET AL, IS • HONDURAS, IS • CUBA. BUREAU REFER

REPORTS SA WARREN C. DE BRUEYS DATED JUNE TWENTYONE, SIXTYONE,

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AND SEP~MBER TVE•TYNINE, SIXTYONE, BUFULE ONE ZERO FIVE DASH ~ ;

liNE SIX liNE EIGHT THREE, lEW ORLEANS FIVE ONE ZERO FIVE DASH

ONE FIVE ZERO THREE. THIS INVESTIGATION INVOLVED DALZELL•s

ALLEGED ATTEMPTS TO OBTAIN WEAPONS FOR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

IN HONDURAS AND A PT BOAT AND SUBMARINE FOR USE OF ANTI-CASTRO

CUBANS.

DALZELL INTERVIEWED JUNE SIX, SIXTYONE, BY SA WARREN C.

DE BRUEYS AND SA REGIS L. KENNEDY AND ADMITTED BEING CONNECTED

WITH •FREE VOICE OF LATIN AMERICA, INc.• AND •FRIENDS OF

DE~OCRATIC CUBA·. DALZELL ADMITTED DISCUSSION WITH TWO

PERSONS OF POSSIBILITY OF GETTING WEAPONS FOR FIVE HONDURANS

RESIDING IN CENTRAL AMERICA WHO OPPOSED HONDURAS GOVERNMENT

BUT CLAI~ED r,ATTER NEVER PROCEEDED BEYOND DISCUSSION STAGE.

' STATES SERGIO ARCACHA SMITH, lEAD OF ANTI-CASTRO CUBAN

ORGANIZATION, ~EVER INDICATED THAT HIS ORGANIZATION HAD BEEN

ABLE TO ~STAIN PERMISSION TO PURCHASE PT BOAT AND SUBMARINE.

DALZELL TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED NEW ORLEANS OFFICE

ROVEMBER SEVENTEEN, SIXTY, ADVISING SA HAROLD K. AllEN HE VAS

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PRO~OTING •RADIO FREE CUBA•, WHOSE PURPOSE VAS TO REACH THE

PEOPLE OF CUBA BY SHORT WAVE RADIO AND FURNISH THE~ THE TRUTH.

THIS ORGANIZATION VAS INCORPORATED UNDER NAME.FREE VOICE OF

LATIN AMERICA, INc.·. AND IIFORMATION DEVELOPED CONCERNING THIS

ORGANIZATION IS CONTAINED IN CASE CAPTIONED •FREE VOICE OF

LATIN A~ERICA, INC., IS DASH CUBA,• BUFILE ONE ZERO FIVE DASH

lnNE FIVE FIVE EIGHT SEVEN. THIS ORGANIZATION CEASED OPERATION

Ii ~RCH, SIXTYONE.

IN CASE CAPTIONED • FRENTE REVOLUCIONARIO DEMOCRATICO

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<FRD>, IS • CUBA·. BUFILE ONE ZERO FIVE DASH EIGHT SEVEN liNE ONE TWO,

lEW ORLEANS FILE ONE ZERO FIVE DASH ONE FOUR FIVE SIX, lEW .

ORLEANS AIRTEL DATED JUNE THIRTEEN, SIXTYONE, REFERS TO PREVIOUS

INTERVIEW WITH DALZELL ON JUNE TWO, SIXTYONE, IN

CONNECTION VlTH CASE ENTITLED •wiLLIAM WAYNE DALZELL, IS DASH

CUBA·. ~ALZELL CLAIMED HE VISITED CIA ON THREE OCCASIONS,

COMMENCING LATE IN NINETEEN SIXTY, AND ENDING EARLY IN

IINETEEN SIXTYONE. DALZELL CLAIMS INTERVIEWED BY CIA AGENT

LlOYD RAY, VHO WAS INTERESTED IN DETERMINING CERTAIN INFORMATION

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REGARDING RADIO STATIONS IN CUBA AS WEll AS CERTAIN MICRO-WAVE

EQUIPMENT IN POSSESSION OF CUBAN GOVERN~ENT.

~. HUNTER LEAKE, CIA REPRESENTATIVE, NEW ORLEANS,

CONFIR~ED TO SA WARREN C. DE BRUEYS THAT DAlZEll PAID THREE

VISITS TO CIA OFFICE AND TALKED TO LLOYD RAY ON DATES ROV~BER

SIXTEEN, IINETEEN SIXTY, JANUARY TWENTYSIX, SIXTYONE, AND

FEBRUARY ElEVEN SIXTYONE. DAlZELl REFERRED TO CIA BY GRADY

DURHAM, A lEW ORLEANS ATTORNEY.

DAlZEtt•s CONNECTION WITH CIA WAS ORIGINAllY REPORTED TO

lEW ORLEANS OFfiCE BY

WHO IS IDENTICAl WITH

NEW ORLEANS AT~QR.NEY, WAS DISTANT

GOVERNOR JAMES DAVIS,

DALZELL INTERVIEWED APRIL TWENTYTHREE, SIXTYTHREE, IN CONNECTION

WITH INVESTIGATION OF DURHA~ IN NATRONA COUNTY, COLORAno.

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NINETEEN SIXTY, THAT ONE NAGDA BUCXLEY V~S INVOLVED IN C'ri',.._r_~·.a TRARStER OF CUBAN PECOS. ~~~~3

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CONTAINED IN NEW ORLEANS AIRTEL JUNE FIFTEEN, NINETEEN SIXTY,

IN CASE CAPTIONED •cuBAN REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES, IS DASH

CUBA,• BUFILE ONE ZERO FIVE D~SH FOUR EIGHT ZERO, NEW ORLEANS

FILE SIX FOUR DASH EIGHT SIX.

HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY ORLEANS

PARISH DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THEIR EFFORTS TO LOCATE

DALZELL, WHICH IS SET FORTH IN NEW ORLEANS AIRTEL MARCH

TWENTYFOUR, SIXTYSEVEN, IN CAPTIONED CASE.

DALZELL HAS NOT BEEN INTERVIEWED BY SA REGIS L.XENNEDY

OR ANY OTHER AGENT OF NEW ORLEANS OFFICE CONCERNING

ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDEWT KENNEDY.

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!'lOST EN WORKING AS PERSONAL INVESTIGATOR FOR . . JEFFERSON PARISH DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRAN~LANGRIDGE. CORR .P.A GE 3 I.~E- l '5 WORD~HUL-B--BE YEI'IE-N

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Bernard Fensterwald, Jr., Esquire Suite 900, Twin Towers Building lOOO Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22209

Dear Mr. Fensterwald:

11 AUG 1983

This is in response to your 29 March l982 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request made on behalf of your clients J. Gary Shaw and Mark Allen for "all records (including ''see references'' or cross references) maintained by your agenci pertaining to William Dalzell during ~he years l960-64."

The Central Intelligence Agency's record review process for this request, listed as F82-0240 (Count 5) under CA82-l603 (prior to consolidation (CA82-l667), has been completed. One Agency-originated ~ e ~ d during the search of

r. Charles E. Moyer, the Information Review Officer Directorate of Administration, has determined on review document (F82-0240/l) that it may be released in part

to your clients. The portions deleted are being withheld to protect information properly falling within the scope of exemption (b) (3) of the FOIA.

As you know, exemption (b) (3) of the FOIA encompasses matters which are specifically exempt from disclosure by statute. The relevant statutes are section 6 of the central Intelligence Agency Act of l949, as amended, 50 U.S.C. §403g, which exempts from the disclosure requirement information pertaining to the organization, functions, names, official titles, salaries or numbers of personnel employed by the Agency, and subsection l02 (d) (3) of the National Security Act of l947, as amended, 50 U.S.C. §403 (d) (3), which makes the Director of Central Intelligence responsible for protecting intelligence sources and methods from unauthorized disclosure.

A releasable copy of Document F82-0240/l and a copy of the Deletion Category List are enclosed.

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In addition to the record noted above, other United states Government material that may pertain to your clients' request has been found in Agency files. Since the material was originated outside the Central Intelligence Agency, it has been appropriately referred for review and direct response to you.

Sincerely,

~1d~-Information and Privacy Coordinator

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DALZELL, William Wayne (See also Sergio ARCACHA SMITH)

.ALUXY..A.TION:

William Wa;yne DALZELL, a petroleum engineering consultant and incorporator of an anti­Castro organization in New Orleans in 1961, told the FBI be bad three contacts with the New Orleans Contact Office in 1960 and 1961.

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Memorandum No. 4 dated 20 June 1967 and New -Orleans T~lliS-PICAYUhTE for 19 September 1967.

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William Wayne DALZELL described as a petroleum advisor to the Ethiopian Government was an -incorporator of an anti-Castro organi­zation in New Orleans early in 1961, known as the Friends of Democratic Cuba. (See Sergio Arcacha SMITH) Joining him as incorporators were Guy BANISTER, Grady C. DURBAN and William KLEIN. DALZELL -was subpoenaed for questioning by GARRISON on 30 June 1967 but the subpoena was dropped when DALZELL agreed to talk to GARRISON voluntarily~ DALZELL 1-1as subpoenaed again in September 1967. DALZELL told the FBI that be had three contacts with the New Orleans DCS office in 1960 and 1961 but OS indices search was negative.

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past bas advised lt was bls la~reaslon that Dlatrlct AttorneF Garrison was ll&Yiog dlfflcultJ eatabllahtng that llr. Cla7 Shaw. Wbo waa recentl7 arrested b7 the Dlstrlct Attorne1'• office, · and Clar Bertrand were tbe· eame. The District Attorne1'• office also, according to thla aource, haa been lnqulrlng about two men who bave been d c bed b tha . These two are Gra r am n am a ne ell-.

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'19G'4,- fn Washington, J). C, J)urhaa was arrested as ·-•·tueltlYe t from Rew Orleans,~~~~~; he waa wanted fo~theft~of fuDda B trom hie law cl~enta. Be was described as a Bew Orl••na ~tt9_~neJ. and u a eo11_pulslve caabler. Purhaa was bornt:..April ~s.,._!9~Ii.J.o .. ·

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EMPLOYMENT WITK VARIOUS DRILliNG AND PETROLEU~ COMPANIES ;·._;: ·~-~\;:~:;~ ;;: -.( ... _ . WITH U. s. DEPART~ENT OF DEfENSE AS CRYPTOGRAPHER, WITH GOVEBN~'IT9 _·

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NINE SIX WINE El GHT THREE, NEW ORLEANS Fl VE ON£ lERO fiVE DASH : -_.~ . · . . . ·--~ . -· .. . . . . .· .. ··'- . -.. . .. ONE fiVE ZERO THREE. THIS INVESTIGATION INVOLVED DALZEtt•s .- .. :r:;;:::. :·.·~- ·

5 - s :·:- - .,. .. . AllEGED ATTEMPTS TO OBTAIII WEAPONS fOR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES · .. -....

r II HONDURAS AND APt BOAT AND SUBMARINE FOR USE OF ANTI•CASTRO : ' -. $

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DALZElL ADMITTED DISCUSSION VlTK TVO • PERSONS OF POSSIBILITY OF GETTING WEAPONS fOR fiVE HONDURANS

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ORGANIZATION, IIEVER INDICATED THAT HIS ORGANIZATION HAD BEEI . ·.· . -. ."

-----------------------------------~· . -· -w..£ TO OBTAI II PERMISSION TO PURCHASE Pt BOAT ANQ $11BMAQII[~

DALZELL TElEPHONICAlLY CONTACTED NEW ORLEANS OffiCE .· .• :: · '

NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN, SIXTY, ADVISING SA HAROLD K. ALlEN HE VAS

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PEOPLE Of CUBA BY SHORt WAVE RADIO AND FURNISH THEI1 THE tRUTH. ;< ,·:: : . . '

llUS ORGANIZATION VAS INCORPORATED UNDER NAMt•rREE VOICE OF .. .. ~ . ·. ~--:. :,.:: - . -----~·-· · · · . . LATIR AMERICA, INc.•, AND INfORMATIOI DEVELOPED CONCERNING THIS .

ORGANIZATION IS CONTAINED II CASE CAPTIONE~ .. -~~ -:: .>~ . ~ · : : . ~TIN ~MERICA, INC., IS DASH CUBA,• ,BUFILE ONE ZERO fl~£ DASH -':.~ .~·~ · . ~·

lflNE fiVE fiVE EIGHT SEVEN. THIS ORGANIZATION CEASED OPERATIOI .: . ·. -::-:------=--~-=--'------:-:---==----:---· .. - ..

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NEV ORLEANS fiLE ONE ZERO FIVE OASH ON£ FOUR FIVE SIX1 ltv · · •

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ORLEANS AIRTU DATED JUNE THIRTEEN• SIXTYONE, REfERS TO PREVIOUS . . --

•INTERVIEW ;1 ~~ JUtiE IV01 SIXTYONE, I! _ :~.:-- ... , .. -:_;.---•'--_:· cor:NECTI ON VI TH CASE ENTl T·LED •vtLLIAM WAYNE DALZELL, IS DASH ··

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CUBA•. DALZELL CLAIMED HE VISITED CIA 01 THREE OCCASIONS, ·

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INTERESTED IN DETERMINING CERTAIN l~FORMA

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MR. HUNTER LEAKE, _!A REPRESENTATIVE, NEW O~LEANS•

CONfiRMED TO SA WARREN C. DE BRUEYS THAT DALZELL PAID THREE . . : ~' ·:_ .. ·: · . . - . - . ., . VISITS TO CIA OffiCE AND TAlkED TO llOYD BAY ON DATES NOVEMBER . .

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X TEEN, 1:1 NETEEN SIXTY. JANUARY TWENTYSIX, SIXTYONE, AND ·: :~.>: '::·: · ... _:.: fEBRUARY ELEVEN SJXTYONE. DALZELL REFERRE · . . .

E_U_!!HAI'I, A lEV OBLEA NS ATTORNEY • 4 . r _ • .. .

DALZELL •s CONNECT I ON VI TH CIA WAS ORI Gt NALLY REPORTED tO . : _ _'

I:EV ORLEANS OffiCE BY f'!;jt::!t$~:J~.:~f:j!Cf:UiZt&it:f'4'1tt.·f) · .. _, WHO IS IDENTICAl

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tHt:EIEEN SIXTY, THAT ON GOA BUCXLEY _:$ INVOLVED II = :>::: ~ :--· ·~ . . .. ····· - · .. ... '! ·.· -·

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CON TAl NED IN NEV ORLEANS AI RT SIXTY 1 · •. • ~ . .;--~ .

· IN CASE CAPTION •cUBAN REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES, IS DASH ~ ·

BA,• BUFJLE ONE ZERO fiVE DASH FOUR EIGHT ZERO, HEV ORLEANS ..

~~~~~IIMiiliiUU;I~~--.. HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY ORLEANS

PARISH DISTRICT AT TORNEY'S OffiCE II THEIR EfFORTS TO LOCATE .• ·_: ~ ·

DALZELL, VHICH IS SET FORTH II NEV ORLEANS AIRTEt MARCH

TWENTYfOUR, SIXTYSEVEN, II CAPTIONED CASE. : - ·

. OR ANY OTHER AGENT OF "EW ORLEANS OfFICE CONCERNING _, .: -.

• AS SASSI NATION Of PRES I DENT KENNEDY • .. ·' -...;,;.._.;...;..----

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A33ASSUU.TION OF PllESIDElrl JOint FITZGEMLD JrntiNEDY _. DALLAS, TEXAS, 11/?.2/()3

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·- . On Uay 9, 1967, a source of the New Orleans

Office, who bas provided reliable information ln the pnst, advised that Andrew 3cambria, investigator for the Office of District Attorney, Pnrish of Orlean , was ln contact witb -

r zell This source advised that Scar~bri~ questtonco th lane; a y re~,;ardin& Willia~ Wayne Dalzell's possible contnct with Speci~l Acent Ret:is L. Kennedy of the FBI with tcents of the CIA and or Dalzell's possible activities recnrding the purcbnsinc of arAS foe.-Quhaa Beyolutiolla{J eroups_. -

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Source advised that Scambria lndlcnted to the landlady th&t the District Attorney's Office desired to question Special Afcnt ~egis L. 5ennjsh • regard~ng h18_ - .· contacts with liiFam Wayne Dalzell • .. : .. . : .. . . .. .. ..

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This docucent contains neither recoDUnendations nor conclusions ot the FBI. It ls the property of the FBI nnd is lonned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed out~ ide your agcnc7. ·. . ..

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NEW ORLEANS; LOUISIANA MARTIN, JACK S. ARCACHA- SMITH, SERGIO FERRIE, DAVID POPICH, NICH ANTI -CASTRO CUBANS

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NAME William Dalzell Da.te~Time _____ -'--

Address 628 st Charles Avenue Place His place of r es jdence and employment

. ..... New Orleans, Louisiana

Interview:

Mr. Dalzell has J?reviously been interv-i.ewed by L .. J.

Del sa.· ·9nd .Bob B\,lras: ·

Howeyer·, I :. t.ei.nterviewed him · again bri~e.fly. · He

sta.te·s. -that· be~o:r.;-~.· th~ Bay of :Pigs he ~as· employed a~ a J?rivate·

investigator for· a ~i.rm under the name . 'of Ja~ck . ~1artinf ·N~ubrugh

and Dalzell~ .They . d .id: a lot of. r~utine private- inve~tigato;( . ·_

work. such as divo"rce cases and . things of. that nature.

Be further ~tates tha·t he star.ted. an organization call e• ... ..

the FDC tFrie'nds of Democratic Cuba} and that Guy Ba n_iste r.

was asked. to pe· on . th:eir Board of Direct<?rs .along ,.,ith an .

Alfred~ the last name·· ~s spelled~ Chi tt_endon, a nd the rea son

f6r this -was that he wante~ to make : sure that any monie s c o l-

lected were put to their proper . use.. He said h e used to visit

a r e staurant, q a ck Ma ncuso, and a bar and grill known as the .

Katzenj~er, along ~vi th Guy Baniste-r. ·

He also sta ted that Mr. K; who had an office in the

Mas onic building and who i .d e ntified himself as a CIA age nt,

asked him to furnish ;i.nforrnation r e lati.ve to. any Cuban com-

munication syste ms that he · was able to uncove r. He s a id that

on occasions that l}e di.d go in~ the Masonic building, Intervie\-.Jer . ---G/~.h-7? ~~~~,T.r-z.)

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couldn't remember the office, but he felt that it was above

the offices of the FBI an~ he did give this Mr. K certain

information that he obtained.

He said that he left New Orleans sometime in '62 or

'63 before the as s assination. He also states that the re

. diJJ--I&l­was considerable activity in the are~ around the ~ltic~'

building and 544 Camp Street but he couldn't ide ntify and

offices - office that was the center of this activity. ·

He knew Arcacha Smith as his office was over the

'1 FDC office at the Walther building. He was shown photo-

he identifies the following phot ograph s by num-

13, 16, 23, 26, 24; was a possible, 8; states

ha s see n him in the area but doesn't know him.

With regards to Carlos Bring uier, he said Carlos

helped them to obtain blood and clothing. For further

information, the memo submitted by Delsa and Bur as should

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N arne Wi 11 i am Dalzell Date. 12-9-77 Time 4:00PH

Address 628 St. Charles Ave·. #~ 318 Place Grand Hotel

New Orleans., La.

Interview:

Mr. Dalzell atated that he speaks! our or five languages but has been getting out of practice by not using most of them. He is fluent in Spanish and 1n addition to the languages he ~peak eeveral dialects of Aramaic and Swahili.

He asked :it the Select Committee had a white male inve~tigator by the name of Singletown or SingletOn. This man had · been in the Pair A Dice Bar aaldng quastions about his connections with the Cuban• anci Radio Free Cuba. H• is described as approx. 45-50 yrs. old well dressed and bas a northern· acd•nt. Mr. Dalzell waa advised that this Committee ddd not have anyone that fit that description.

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Interviewer Signature~ Type d Signature Robert Buraa and Lawrence J. Del.ea

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Cn December 9, 1977 investigators Bob Buras and L. J. Delsa met with V.illiam 11 Billy Littlehorse" Dalzell at the Pair A:· Dice Bar located at 241 -Decatur St. in Nel>r Orleans, La. }.ir. Dalzell is a part time bar­tender at this bar. Jack s. :Hartin introduced the investigators to Hr. Dalzell.

Nr. Dalzell did not have a lot of time to talk with the investigators but consented to a short conversation. He was waiting on word from a large oil corr.pany that had a well blowing wild in the Gulf of Hexico. He was pro­posing to dive in about eighty feet of l>Jater and attach a cap t hat he had invented some time ago and has patented. (Later convesation 11\ith him re­vealed that the comapny had to refuse because the insurance companies would not or could not cover the venture). He agreed to speak further ~dth the investigators at a later date. ·

~.Lr. Dalzell stated that he had worked with the Central Intelligence Angency. in the early fifties in Arlington, Va. He was attending Georgetown Univer­sity at the same time and between the two jobs he over~orked himself and quit school and the Agency. He stated that he would help in any way pos­sible because he is still loyal to the Agency and the United States. ~fuile working for the C.I.A. he was in the Arabic Section mostly dealing with ~odes and radio transmissions. He was a crl~tologist with a top secret clearance. After leaving the Agency he knocked around in South America and the Far East. Just when he seemed to be getting set up as an advisor and in good standing with Emperor Haile .Salasie of Ethiopia the Garrison probe began and everyone dropped him like a hot potatoe. He's ~een down and out since that time~ but still hopes to do something with his weel head attachment that will prevent blow outs.

He knew Jack S. Martin before the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion and he volunteere1 to help the Anti Castro Cubans in New Orleans. He worked for Arcacah -Srnith and set up the medical supply units that would help in the invasi one He only worked with the Americans that wanted to join. He would get an applicatiob f r om them and send them first to a New Orleans Blood Bank to donate a pint of blood and then some of them he would put up in the Balter Building located at 403 St. Charles. Col£ Bluford Balter donated office space for the men,

\as many as sixty at a time were bunked in like soldiers. They had a mess hall there and they f'ed the men. The men did not get any trainirlg and no guns were allowed on the premises. Most of the men got tired of doir.g nothing anci left quickly, others stayed awhile. If any \>lent to Cuba Dal2ell claims hP. doesn't know a~out them. He was not paid by Arc~cha Smtih and was only ~sed to get blood and medical supplies. He feels that Arcacha Smith ~as looking more for money than anything else. He seemed surprised that Arcacha :~ith might be back in ¥~ami because of the a~ger towards him by some Cubans. r. Dalze~l was going to jump into the Escamprey ~ountains and radio signals ut before the invasion but felt that this might not be a good idea. He is

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no\'1 certain that iwould not have been a good idea. Dalzell stated that he did not know Ferrie personally but that Ferrie did make t\oiO drops of medical supplies in Cuba. Both drops reportedly landed in Castro's hands. Both Dalzell and }~rtin expressed the idea that the anti Castro Cubaas were · suspicious of the Americans and things like this drop only served to con­firm there suspicions that all was not well. The Cubans seemed to think that tings went better when only Cubans were involved.

~~. Dalzell was vague when asked about his whereabouts durin~ the Bay of Figs Invasion, and he wasn't pressed about that date or November 1963. He has a lot of information about the times that we will talk about further before pressing him on subjects that he seems reluctant on at the present.

Hr. Dalzell went to school with and knows well ~~. Nick Popich. l{r. Fopich is presently in barge companies and oil companies and according to Dalzell is worth a few million dollars. ¥~. Popich owned land across the Lake (Fonchatrain) from New Orleans. l.fr. Popich knows the Harcello family well and unconfirmed reports from some sources state that this land mgiht have been used to train Cubans. On one occassion William Dalzell drove Sergio Arcacah Smith to the Slidell area to a training camp. Dalzell stated "that he did not get out of the car but waited while Arcacha Smith went to take care of Business. ~~. Dalzell stated that he doesn't know if he could find the land again. This area was and still is sparcely populated and it is hard to rereember a remote area. Jlccording to Mr. Dalzell }fr. Popich l'.o.s a owner of large gambling operations in Cuba before Castro. Jo~. Popich is anti Castro because of this. l·x. Popich owned a large track of land across the lake.

}~. Fopich owned the Seven Crown Ranch in Lacombe, La. (Slidell area) and sold the land to :Hr. Salvador 11 Sammy" 1-Iarcello. This is the same Sammy ~~rcello that is identified in meetings where Thomas Beckham stated that the assassination of President Kennedy was discussed.

·1.:r. Dalzell and his connections l';ith Sergio Arcacha Smith, r~ick Popich, and Salvator l·~arcello l'<-;ill investigated further.

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Investigation was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in late 1963 and early 196L} concerning lf7illiarn Hayne Dalzell for possible violations of the Inter­state Transportation of Stolen Property, Fraud by 'Hire and Nail Fraud Statutes.

During 1959, Dalzell had established a firm named ' 'Delman Ass0ciates 11 for the alleged purpose of facilitating purchase of speculative 0~1 rights to certain offshore lands along the coast of Yemen and to collect royalities on the oil dra~m from these lands in event they 1vere subsequent l y developed by a major oil company. Dalzell had influenced Miss Cecilia N. Hlebanj a, Hashington, D. C., to invest ap­proximately .) 2,000 on alleged oil specula tions in Yemen and she received no return or verification that money had been properly invested. Some of the money had been sent to Dalzell by intersta te wire based on his claims sent by United States Nai l and interstate \vire of contracts 1.vith United States Oil Companies and influence at the Yemen Embassy, Hashington, .J.C . Dal zell a lso alleged during November, 1963, by interstate lvire and United States Hail, that he 1-vas negotiating similar deal in Eth1opia and attempted to obtain $1500 f rom Hiss Hlebanj a f or alleged transportation to Ethiopia to promote deal.

Dalzell contacted Richfield Oil Company, Tide1.vater Oil Company, Dixilyn Drilling Company, Yemen Legation, Hashington, D. C., and Ethiopian Ninistry of Finance in pro­motion of his efforts to secure concessions for deve lopment of 0il under offshore lands, but no binding agreements w·ere secured by him.

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On July 7, 1964, the facts developed in the investigation were discussed with an Assistant United States Attorney, Washington, D. C., by a Special Agent of the FBI. The I>Ssistant United States Attorney de­clined prosecution of HilHam liayne Dalzell for the following reasons: The matter was primarily civil in character as evidenced by the fact that Dalzell had made promotional efforts with respect to the various persons and companies he is alleged to have contacted . There Jras no evidence that money expended by Dalzell >ras used for any purpose other th·an in connection wi th these promotional efforts. .\ f raudulently prepared document on 1 e t ter head of the P6pich Marina Construction, Incor porated, caused no loss to Hiss IUebanja and since Dalzell a cted alone in perpetr a t ion of the fraud, no conspiracy violation existed . No clear cut violations of Title 18 , United States Code , Section, 1343 (Fr aud by Wire) nor Section 134-1 (Mail Fraud) existed in the case . In addition, the time Lapse between the actual monetary losses and the report of loss to Federal .~thorities f~ther limited the chances of crimina l pr osecu­tion.

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