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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch72147 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10107-10084 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
RETURN TO CIA OGC 69-0399
Background Use Only
Do Not Reproduce 4 March 1969
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: (homas L. Roberts)
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1.. Messrs. Ward Greene, Office of Security, (Kenneth
Heinonen) CLFGLOBE Case Officer, and I arrived in Frankfurt,
Germany, aF1100 hours,_ ]09 February 1969, and were met by a
representative of the Fr-furt Base) Mr. Greene and I then
were taken to a safehouse a Mr. (Heino en)waited for Mr.
03 QRobert~sto arrive from akar and then brought him to the
safehouse It had been agreed upon earlier that the debriefing
of (R obertswould not commence until Thursday morning; however,
Mr. o einonen)did discuss generat'(LP)GLOBE matters and some
broad aspects of the Itkin problem with @oberts) on the afternoon
of 19 February. Mr. Greene and I went tothe Xrankfurt Base)( 21
where we met with the Chief of Base) Mr. McManus, and Chief
of Security, Mr. Crawford. Z7
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2. It was decided to start the debriefing from (oberts')
earliest contact with the FBI, which occurre in Boston some time
in 1950, and proceed chronologically coverir (Roberts) subsequent
move to New YorkCity, then discuss his employment with the law
firm of Delson, Levin and Gordon which was followed in 1957 by
the formation of the law firm of tkin, Roberts and Greenbaum) OO
Subsequently we discussed his employment with CIA, which
involved his disengagement from the New York law firm and
cover for his various trips to (AfricalO We repeatedly stressed
his contacts with Herbert Itkin over the years 1955 through 1967.
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3. It was considered that 6oberts)had a very difficult task
if he intended to conceal or deceive the Agency about his relation-
ships with Herbert Itkin. This conclusion was reached since
3 oberts) could not anticipate what information was available to
the debriefersd'3CRoberts)was advised that Mr. Greene was from](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.jfk/jfkarch72147&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)