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104-10074-10072 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (01/14/1975)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch70948 and id is 1 raw text is: -1 '104-10074-10072 , . 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ATL-4 -75 14 January 1975 John i. Peterson Atlanta Resident Office Response to Cal.-in to Agency 2!adquartrs/Initial Contact (telephone) with John Daniel Willimaou, Carrolt ton, Georgia 1. On 7 January 1975 Albert S. Coleaan of the Washington Field ffice called us to pass on inforation that he had just been given by Dala Zeimr;. DCD Teadquarters, regarding a call received by the Agency duty officer on New Year's Eve fron one John iDaniel iilliamison of Carrollton, Georgia. illimson identified himself as a Methodist minister and gave his address as Route #2R, sx 3646, Carrollton Georia, Phonie: (404) 354-0443. 2. Ia his call to Agency hieadquartsrs, Williaou said that be had a friend who had information. on the impending overthrow of a foreign govern- z:ent. The information regarded i.llagal shipment of arms from the US to the foreign country. Wiliamsson said that his friend had wanted to try to sell the information to the foreign country concerned but that when the friend told Williamson about it Williamson prevailed on him to let him (Willi amon) bring it to the attention of the proper government agency, resulting in hip call to ouZ headquarters on New Year's Eve. Williamson asked that someona from the Agency be put in contact with him. 3. On the afternoon of 7 January 1975, after verifying through the phona operator that Wilia mrsn was :Uisted in the Carroliton area (he .:ctna1iy lives at Roopville, orgia, on Tyns Road, but the Roopville phones are handled under the Carroilton exchange), we called his number. a sa ra informd by a young male voice, apparently his son, that Wili amon was ±ndeed a Methodist minister, but that ha taught school every day during the 'eek in the high school at F,ranklin, Georgia, except on Saturdays when ha worked all day at a hardware store at rnckmart, Georgia. We were told that he prsached on Sunday mornings. We ware not told what he does on Susday af ternoons. Since he was not to be at home until after 5 PM, we called hin from our own home that some evening. 4. Williamson seemed to be pecting our call although we had n identified ourselves during the earlier call. le gave us esentialyg ih- same information furnished during his iew Year's Ev.a call. ile said that the friend about whoa he called is a former parishioner and lives in the Carroliton arm. Le preferred not to provide us mith the friend'e name and address. The iforaaion, however-that which we were able to ascertain---sounded on the up-and-.p, as far as iMr. Williamson's part in it was :oncrusd, for he semed to ha a sincere and ueLl intentiuned individ- ,:l. When w* tried to at least learn the name of the foreign rountry involved, 'ili3nson said that his friand wiouid not give hi's that info rmat ion. g 2 I~?D7~T c~. ~ '~J'L I n ' - K

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