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104-10256-10286 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (01/31/1974)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch78395 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-1026-10286 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 31 January 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Frank Sturgis 1. Special Agent in Charge Art Brew, Miami Field Office, received a call this morning from a witting contact in the Security Section of the State Department in;-iami. The State Department had received a telephone call' rom Frank Sturgis, who requested that the State Department attempt to arrange a meeting between Sturgis and an Agency representative. Sturgis mentioned he wished to discuss Mexico, North Korea, and his friends. State arranged for Sturgis to call back Friday, 1 February, for further in- formation regarding this matter. 2. SAC Brew telephonically contacted the Miami DCD office and was advised that the DCD office had received a call from Frank Sturgis during the week of 21-January 1974, and arranged for a meeting with the DCD people. This meeting was never held. DCD/Miami then called DCD/Head- quarters Chief Jack Horton, who advised against any contact with Frank Sturgis. Mr. Horton has arranged to brief OGC ----at -approximately--2-p.-m. this afternoon. . Mr, Horton requeste4- that SAC Brew pass this information to his Headquarters so that all parties concerned would be knowledgeable. 3. SAC Brew then contacted the State Department in Miami advising that a meeting with Sturgis was not possible. The State Department will advise Sturgis, when he calls tomorrow, that his request for a meeting with an Agency representative cannot be arranged. 4. Sturgis indicated to the State Department that he would be in the Washington, D.C., area during the week of 4 February 1974. arold G. Tittsler Field Office Coordinator (PSI) 0a~

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