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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch72528 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10119-10091 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
.M2RA4I0 M J'OR THE RECORD 18 April 1963
BURJ)T: :HMUT, Everett Howard, Jr.
#23500
1. On 16 April Mr. Winters diacussed the case of the Subject
with the.writer, in particular a Memorandum for the Record prepared
by Hunt and a Routing Blip from Mr. Bannerman to Mr. Winters dated
.15 April suggesting.a letter to the Assistant Deputy.Director of
Plans. Hnt's Memorandum for the Record .cleaTy refle?'ted his wife
had procured- same material prepared by the(Spazish Ambassador) had
turned this intelligence over to her husband who had, in turn, brought
it to W. Lloyd George, Chief, FI Staff; George -took the material to
MDP for consideration.
2. The situation referred to above could clearly lead to serious
embarrassment to the Agency as it is apparent Mrs. Hunt is engaging in
intelligence collection in the United States - without any official
sanction for such activity.
3. The writer suggested to Mr. Winters that this entire situa-
ion was one .we had -anticipated when we wrote a, letter for Col. Edwards'
ignature denying ermission to Hunt for his wife' s employment by the
2 sh Ambassa Mr. Winters readily recalled his .own =manandm
relative .to. a . from Hunt seeking advice on whether or not his
wife should register under the 1oreign Agents Registration Act due
to her translation work in her home for th(_panish Hnbassy .
(Memorandnm of M/PP9, 8 February 1963.) th bs
4. Both Mr. Winters and -the writer were concerned that trans-
mission of the letter through Tracy Barnes .to 'cm Karamessines might
really stir up all sorts of problems; it was not apparent how the
Security Officer of DOD, J. R. Murj*y, had obtained a copy of Hunt's
Memorandm for the Record on a matter that had been handled on ex-
tremely high levels in the ]DP complex. It was decided that, before
a letter be prepared in accord with Mr. Bannerman's instructions,
it might be .well to touch base with Lloyd George for a reading
on whether or not it was intended Mrs. Hunt be used operationally
in her present employment position.
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