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iLNITED STATES GOVERW-NT
memorandum.
To : Chief, Appraisal Section DATE: L(
YROM : L. L. Thompson
Appraisal Section
SuBJEC: BMT, Everette Howard, Jr.
#23500
1. Subject is currently employed as Ops Officer, GS-15 DDP/CA.
Staff, Office of the Chief. Under the reinvestigation program checks
were scheduled at YBI (bud from 21 Sept. 1949) and at CSC and police
and credit checks in-Washington, D. C., area; results of these checks
were reported negatively. A review of Subject's file has been made to
determine if a special polygraph interview is in order.
2. Subject has been employed by this Agency and predecessor agencies
since 1945. He was polygraphed in 1953 with favorable results. Subject
was re-polygraphed in January 1957 in connection with his certification
to the Department of State
Questions were satisfactorily resolved and interview disclosed
no reactions indicative of deception to any of the questions asked. Ap-
proval for integration into the Department of State and his assignment as
was granted.
3. Information contained in Subject's file indicates possibility that
he attempted to cancel his transfer from[ ]by political maneuvering.
The president of 771]reportedly indicated his intention, in private
conversation with President Eisenhower, to request cancellation of Subject's
transfer from Montevideo.
4. Polygraph was waived upon Subject's return, 20 June 1960. -On 22
June 1960 approval was granted for Subject's assignment to JMARC. At this
time all information of an unfavorable nature was considered.
5. Information was received 5 November 1960 fromj indicating
that Subject had, in personal correspondence with contacts there, (certain
officials) been indiscreet relative to his activities in connection
with the Cuban problem. Memorandum dated 2. Jan. 1961 to Chief, SRS/OS
recommended that Subject be given a strong warning concerning indiscreet
remarks and unauthorized disclosure of infortion; file did not indicate
that any action was taken.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.jfk/jfkarch10743&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)