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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch84920 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10181-10065
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A. .A 5000, 9 August 1960
2'V. YRAAS 5207, 19 August 1960
z2cC. LRAN J531, 2 September 1960
D. YRA 6336, 10 October 1960
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1. Paragraph one of reference C should be modified to show that
SLOBODA knew Jchn T. Ossenbrink by trtw name as early as March 1960,
at which time Ossenbrink dealt with SLO30DA officially in the procuring
of East German city plane and other materials foFCg' IYK. Since
occupying tBI iAJHINK offices in late Kay of 1960, omsenbrink saw
SL0BODA about three times in the latter's office, each of which visits
concerned the acquisition of basi Intelligence materials (e.g., East
German telephone books, city plans, etc.). Ossenbrink did not indicate
to SLOBODA the reason for Ossenbrink's request for these materials, but
SLOBODA did know Oseenbrink's phone extension at Camp King, since
Oseenbrink oooaeionally left word with SLOBODA for SLOIODA'a superior,
Kr. Len Keller, Chief of Publications Preoureaet Seotiam, to phone
Ossenbrink for official purposes.
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2. Oseenbrink bas questioned all U3ARK CA( Y5 staff nabere on
their knwledgo of SIOBODA, making use of a pho ograph of SLOBODA for
this purpose. None had any personal contact with his; however, all
felt that they had seen his at the Canp King coffee bar. It should
be noted that many US Army military personnel at Camp Ki
official knowledge of the official and unofficial name of m (sees
attachment under separate cover), and ,at the K UARX[CA]MI staff
members are employees of AD/aerany Aksigned to Ca&Q King for work in
1-CAJEfItK. The came and mission of (CAINK is classified presently
C OFIDE3TIAL - 10POR, which means thin4 the offioial nams and mission
o fLCAYHINK i widely known among other DS Army offices at Camp King,
which also had frequent occasion to deal with SLG30DA's former office.
Moreover, in conversing with US Army personnel at the Camp King coffee
bar, it is conceivable that SLOBODA learned the true names of all
IUBARKCA)8IK personnel without their knowledge.
3. In summary, it appears that SLOBODA could have learned the
following about[CA II during the period harsh-Augwst 1960 -
OZ a. Official and unofficial name and mie'ion of
C INzIX. (Official and unofficial name of i3IEK
forwarded as Identities A. and D. respoctiveliu44@r
separate cover attachment)
b. True name of KUIRK and Cg IJK staff membere,
including the fact that they are assigned to Camp King
by CAD/Germany.]
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