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104-10182-10065 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (4/16/1963)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch85722 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10182-10065 2023 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 16 April 1963 NXq!U!D!M FORS Chief, SR/6 StBJECt S Debriefing of Robert Edward WEBSTER (201 - 265472) 1.-_ Subject, who. renounced his'US citi-senship in 1959 when he defected to the US$R -and who rett rned .to the US as an .alien under the Soviet quota -n Miy 1962, was debriefed by the undersigned together with 00/Contact Division and;Lir Force representatives in Pittsburgh, Penna. during 2 -3 July 1962. -(ee Attachment A for biographic data on Subject) The undersigned used th'e pseudonym, Rudy-alentino, -while the following used their ture namess kesars. Keller Stewart, Robert Starling and Jack Tague, of toe 00 office, Pittsburgh; Major E. J. Zvetina and Mr. F. G. Jaycocks, of the Air Force Foreign Technology Division, Wright-Patterson AEB, Ohio. The undersigned's aim was to determine if Subject was knowledgeable regarding detailed operational intelligence and Soviet Realities, while 0 processed its normal requirements-, including those of TSD, and the Air Force interrogated Subject along technical lines. 2. Because time was short, it was decided that the undersigned would conduct a chronological questioning and the 00 and Air Force officials would enter the debriefing as appropriate. Therefore, the undersigned had about eight hours of debriefing opportunity and on this basis recommended that Subject be brought to Washington, D. C. for detailed debriefing. 3. Arrangements for Subject's quarters to be used also for debriefing were made through the Office of Security and Subject stayed at the Marriott Motel, Key Bridge, during 15-28 July 1962. See Enclosure A for a listing of staff personnel who participated in the debriefing of Subject; this listing includes the Aliases staff personnel used and dates on which they had contact with Subject. Enclosure B contains the undersigned notations made during various phases of debriefing and are attached for whatever value they may have in the future. Enclosure C is a Secrecy Agreement, dated 16 July 1962, signed by Subject and witnessed by the undersigned and Miss Eleanor Reed in pseudo. Enclosure D, dated 27 July 1962, is a combination Secrecy Agreement and statement of truthfulness signed by Subject and witnessed by the undersigned and Miss Eleanor Reed (in pseudo), Enclosure F is a short biography on Subject prepared by Miss Eleanor Reed which can be used in the event of necessity. Rudol Balaban DC/SR/6/Support Attachmenta: A thru E as listed For 201 - 265472 - .

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