Here's a 1968 CIA document looking at using Dimitri at that late date as a source: 11/1/68,
Interoffice Memorandum, HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection (microfilm - reel 5: Conte - De Mohrenschildt) / NARA Record
Number: 104-10244-10132.
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lengthy CIA-created list entitled "Companies and People Known to be
Associated with De Mohrenschildt" includes only one political group: "Dallas Committee Radio Free Europe.": See title page and p. 5, Reel 5, Folder M, HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection (microfilm - reel 5: Conte - De Mohrenschildt) / NARA Record
Number: 1994.04.25.14:02:25:940005.
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CIA memo notes a New York Times article and a de Mohrenschildt quote
indicating that George knew the families of the Kennedys and the Oswalds
better than anyone else: Office of Security
background information on George de Mohrenschildt, 4/28/75, p. 2, HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection, Box 34 / NARA Record Number:
1993.07.20.11:12:53:400530.
George couldn't get OSS credentials during World War II because of security disapproval: Memo from M.D. Stevens
to Chief/Research Branch/SRS/OS, 12/30/63, p. 2, HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection, Box 47 / NARA Record Number:
1993.07.31.08:46:41:900046.
He was subjected to five separate investigations by intelligence during the 40s and 50s: Memo, "#775 Subject was
Investigated by Federal Agencies", p. 2, HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection, Box 41 / NARA Record Number: 104-10112-10454.
One
of the recruitments of de Mohrenschildt exposes his roots in
Pennsylvania from back in the day with his Quaker wife Phyllis Hamilton: See the passport information in Russ
Holmes Work File / NARA Record Number: 104-10431-10041.
On Phyllis Washington's employment at Radio Free Europe: See memo from M.D. Stevens to Chief/Research
Branch/SRS/OS, 12/30/63, p. 2, HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection, Box 47 / NARA Record Number:
1993.07.31.08:46:41:900046.
On Dulles setting up Itkin's meeting with "Philip Harbin" in 1954: See Memorandum for the Record by CIA counsel Lawrence Houston, 11/20/68, p. 2, HSCA Segregated CIA Collection, Box 38 / NARA Record Number: 1993.07.20.16:58:46:960340 .
William Gaudet verified at an HSCA deposition that he knew De Mohrenschildt under his alias as Philip Harbin: Gaudet's 6/15/78 deposition is at the National Archives, JFK Document 010347.
Nancy Wertz discusses Gaudet's claim that de Mohrenschildt was "Philip Harbin" in her article, "William Gaudet -- Make Room for the Man at the Front of the Line", Kennedy Assassination Chronicles, Volume 5, Issue 2.
De Mohrenschildt's beloved and soon-to-be new wife, Jeanne, was from Harbin, China: FBI memo, 2/28/64, p. 69, Reel 5, Folder M -- George de Mohrenschildt, NARA Record Number: 1994.04.25.14:02:25:940005.
Angleton testified that Dulles was a very close friend of his family: Deposition of James Angleton, p. 31, Church
Committee Boxed Files / NARA Record Number: 157-10014-10003.
Lawrence
Houston said in a 3/20/70 Memorandum for the Record that "everything we
could determine after thousands of hours of research was that the first
contact with Mr. Itkin was in 1962": HSCA
Segregated CIA Collection, Box 38 /NARA Record Number:
104-10106-10434.
There was a 1974 discovery of an Itkin file and a "MIKE/PORTIO/HAITI" file in Angelton's possession, just two files of many that Angleton kept out of the CIA records: Memo from David H. Blee, Chief, CI Staff, to Chief, Information Management Group, 11/29/79, Miscellaneous CIA Series / NARA Record Number: 104-10303-10000
Itkin brought down Carmine DeSapio and city commissioner James Marcus: Martin Arnold, "Marcus, DeSapio Trophies for Shadow Worker Itkin", New York Times, 1/2/70, NARA Record Number: 1993.07.24.08:41:29:500310
During May of 1963, Itkin became the attorney for the Haitian government-in-exile, and filed papers with the State Department to register as the group's foreign agent: Memo from C/WH/7/CI to Chief, WH/FI, Subject: Herbert Itkin, 9/19/68, HSCA Segregated CIA Collection, Box 38 / NARA Record Number: 1993.07.20.16:58:46:960340
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