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INTERVIEW OF THOMAS CASASIN
AUGUST 17, 1978
AMERICAN EMBASSY/
By Surell Brady
Casasin stated that he retired from the Central Intelligence
Agency in At the time of the assassination of President Kennedy
in November, 1963 he was stationed he was working in the
area of Soviet operations, but had He arrived
]in September, 1962.
He stated that in September, 1960 he was assi ned
as := Chief. He worked for two years in
Casasin said that during his assignment he had not
infrequent contact with the CIA station He estimated that
the contact occurred every two and a half weeks. The contact was made
on the outside by telephonin a person withl -]cover. He said he
never made written contact with the station.
Casasin explained that the function of was operations
in support of the Soviet Russia Division of the CIA. He said the .,
work consisted of amassing information in support of the SR Division;
Casasin worked from to He served
as Chief of the Soviet Base He said his
Casasin said that his base had extremely limited work with the
Classif ication: SECRET
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