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Originally Processed With FOIA(s): FOIA Number: 1998-0004-F[1] S FOIA MARKER This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the George Bush Presidential Library Staff. Record Group/Collection: George H.W. Bush Presidential Records Collection/Office of Origin: Chief of Staff, White House Office of Series: Sununu, John, Files Subseries: White House Offices Files OA/ID Number: 29179 Folder ID Number: 29179-009 Folder Title: National Security Affairs (Transition) Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: G 15 25 5 3 Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet (George Bush Library) Doc. No. / Type Subject/Title Date Restriction Classification 01. Note From GB to Brent Scowcroft 1/12/89 (b)(1 Re: President Saleh of North Yemen (1 pp.) 02. Letter From Fahad Bin Abdulaziz to GB 1/19/89 (b)(1) Re: Relationship between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. (Unofficial English translation) SENT FOR AGENCY REFERRAL (2 pp.) 03a. Note From GB to JAB III 11/21/88 P-5 Re: Note from Zbigniew Brzezinski (1 pp.) 03b. Letter From GB to Zbigniew Brzezinski 11/21/88 PRM Re: Nov 9 Memo [Open Upon Deed of Gift - March 16, 2015] (1 pp.) 03c. Letter From Zbigniew Brzezinski to GB 11/9/88 PRM Re: Attached Memorandum on Foreign Policy Strategy [Open Upon Deed of Gift - March 16, 2015] (1 pp.) 03d. Memo From Zbigniew Brzezinski to GB 11/9/88 PRM Re: Foreign Policy: A Strategic Agenda for the Bush Presidency [Open Upon Deed of Gift - March 16, 2015] (4 pp.) 04. Note From GB to Brent Scowcroft 12/20/88 P-5 Re: Consultations w/Congress (1 pp.) Page 1 of 2 Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Series: Sununu, John, Files Subseries: White House Offices Files WHORM Cat.: File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Pinksheet Number: KO0514 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 Date Closed: 11/30/2004 FOIA/Sys Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S P-2/P-5 Review Case #: Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet (George Bush Library) Doc. No. / Type Subject/Title Date Restriction Classification 05. Letter From George Schultz to GB 12/19/88 P-5 Re: Security Assistance program (2 pp.) 06a. Memo From John Sununu to Tony Lopez 1/6/89 P-5 Re: Robert Gates (1 pp.) 06b. Memo From Brent Scowcroft to John Sununu 1/3/89 (b)(7)(c) Re: Portal-to-Portal Transportation for Robert Gates (1 pp.) Page 2 of 2 Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Series: Sununu, John, Files Subseries: White House Offices Files WHORM Cat.: File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Pinksheet Number: KO0514 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 Date Closed: 11/30/2004 FOIA/Sys Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S P-2/P-5 Review Case #: file OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, DC January 10, 1989 General Scowcroft, This is the memorandum that Governor Sununu discussed with you. Linda Casey NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington, D.C. 20546 Office of the Administrator January 6, 1989 Memorandum for the Record The enclosed letter to a member of my staff is from Dr. John McElroy who served as co-chairman with Brent Scowcroft on a study of civil space policy for the Bush Administration. McElroy makes two recommendations I feel are worth serious attention: he recommends a particular form and membership for the new Space Council, and he urges that the NASA Administrator be the responsible focal point for all civil space matters throughout the Cabinet departments and agencies. In my opinion, if these recommendations are accepted, President-Elect Bush will be able to attract and retain from the private sector absolutely first-rate talent for both the NASA Administrator's job and that of the Space Council Executive Secretary. I believe Brent Scowcroft's views on these matters will be extremely important since so much of civil space has profound implications for foreign policy and national security in the largest sense. For the record, I disassociate myself from the marked paragraph on the last page of McElroy's letter; as I have already indicated, I believe I have done my part in restoring the civil space program to a position of both successful current performance and deliverable future promise, and it is time for other hands at the tiller. I will, of course, do whatever I can to effect a smooth transition with the new Administration. June Fletcher Enclosure The UTA Office of Dean of Engineering University of Texas Box 19019 at Arlington, Texas 76019 Metro 817-273-2571 Arlington December 9, 1988 Mr. David Williamson Jr. Office of the Administrator National Aeronautics and Space Administration 400 Maryland Ave. Room F7119 Washington, DC 20546 Dear David, Since we last talked I returned to Texas; I am enjoying greatly a new career in academia. The Dallas-Fort Worth area isn't the same as El Paso was thirty years ago, but Texas is always pleasant. The contrast with government and industry isn't anywhere as bad as it is often perceived. Large organizations require bureaucracies, and the similarities vastly outweigh the differences. For the last year Brent Scowcroft and I have been co-chairing the steering committee on a space policy study conducted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). CSIS will be briefing various administration people over the next few weeks using the charts that are attached. Last week, for example, they briefed Bob Guttman, who I am told Vice-President Elect Quayle has asked to collect information regarding the National Space Council and what tasks it might undertake. As with all committee activities, the result tends to resemble a composite of many views, rather than a coherent whole. I won't go over the committee charts, because you can readily read them and form your own opinion. In overseeing this work and reviewing it with knowledgeable people, I believe, however, there is a modest, but very important, variant on the CSIS study that is worth your consideration. In the next few paragraphs, I will try to convey the gist of the idea. My starting point is simple. The civil space policy business is a mess. It is a mess because there is no focus of responsibility, and because there are too many people who are permitted to influence policy, but who have no truly legitimate role. I experienced this all too vividly in the 1982-1985 period when I ran the weather satellite program in the Department of Commerce. Peripheral officials in my own department and in the Departments of Transportation, Interior, Justice, Agriculture, and others exerted an influence that was wholly out of proportion to their governmental responsibilities. Equally important, the role of space matters was so small in the context of their department's overall interests and responsibilities, that it was never treated as a significant matter having national importance. Consequently, in spite of occasional lip service, little senior management attention was paid to it, and all too often the An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer responsibility for participating in space policy activities was delegated to unknowledgeable people, whose actions were then untempered by any effective oversight. Of course, in such circumstances, OMB almost always wins. My next point of departure is equally simple; if the space policy mess is ever to be straightened out, it can only be done under a transition, when so many new players are brought in, and when the situation is most fluid. In the current circumstances, the establishment (or reestablishment, if you prefer) of the National Space Council creates a further opening that I believe can be exploited. There are two issues in my opinion. First, what is the government-wide role of the NASA Administrator? Second, what is the role of the National Space Council? My proposition, and that of the CSIS study as well, is that the NASA Administrator must be the Executive Branch focal point for all civil space matters. He must occupy the same position on space matters that the DCI occupies on intelligence matters. The CSIS study recommends that this be achieved by Executive Order, and that the Administrator carry the additional title of Assistant to the President for Civil Space. The added title is a departure from the DCI analogy, and may be undesirable, if the Administrator is then lumped with other Assistants to the President under the authority of the White House Chief of Staff. Under the current statute, the Administrator reports directly to the President, and it would be most unfortunate if that access were lost, simply by making the Administrator part of the White House bureaucracy. Therefore, my preference, and the recommendation of others whose judgement I respect as well, is to follow the DCI analogy to the letter, especially in the matter of the NASA Administrator being the official who assembles the total governmental civil space budget and presents it to the President and OMB. This should be a unified perspective that includes all space-related activities of Commerce, Transportation, Interior, Agriculture, etc. As is always the case, the Cabinet Secretaries could appeal around the Administrator to the President, but any such actions would be couched in terms of an appeal, rather than being a voice of equal authority to the Administrator. The second matter is the role of the National Space Council. My version flows directly from the above definition of the responsibility of the NASA Administrator. First, I believe that the most pressing need for the National Space Council to address is the coordination of defense-related and NASA activities, notably in launch vehicles. You will see in the CSIS charts, that it is proposed that the Council oversee a major study on access to space that looks at a 20-year horizon. That seems like a good idea. Second, I believe that membership in the National Space Council should be limited to those who actually have substantive responsibilities in space activities. Therefore, I propose the following membership. Per the various statements made during the campaign, the Vice President should serve as chairman. Beyond that, and in contradiction to campaign statements, the only members should be the Secretary of the Air Force, DCI, and the NASA Administrator. In his role as the focal point for all civil space matters, the Administrator would represent the other Cabinet departments. I would not have Cabinet Secretaries or members of the White House staff (e.g., Director of OMB and Science Advisor) sitting as members of the Council. First of all, Cabinet Secretaries will never attend the meetings after the kick-off session in any event. Second, if, as the CSIS study proposes, the Secretary of Defense were to attend, he would be the only Cabinet member, and would exercise an undue influence. The Secretary of the Air Force is delegated all significant military responsibility in space, and is the person who would have a genuine interest in the Council. Third, the function of staffing the Council could be assigned to OSTP, and the Science Advisor could maintain his knowledge of its activities through his staff. Fourth, and finally, having the OMB Director sit on the Council gives him two opportunities to inject very narrow concerns, and to thwart consensus. In this scheme, only those with direct operational authority over a federal space budget would have a seat at the table. I believe that Jim Fletcher has a unique opportunity to establish a dramatically improved civil space policy and management structure. It would strengthen his hand for his continuing tenure and leave a strong legacy for his successor when he eventually chooses to step down. If this time of flux is not utilized, I see no possibility of the United States digging itself out of the current space policy mess. I advocate most strongly that the Administrator use whatever ties he has to Mr. Bush to gain this important improvement in the national space policy structure. Because I am stepping outside of my co-chairman's role in sending you this, you should treat this only as my opinion, rather than that of a CSIS recommendation. I have also not shown this to my co-chairman, although our dealings would lead me to suspect that he would endorse the general sentiments. Also, as my only ambitions are simply to build a strong College of Engineering here at UTA, I have no personal axe to grind in this matter. I have no need for attribution to me of any of these thoughts. Use them or reject them as you see fit. Obviously, I am not unaware of how much easier it is to be a kibitzer, instead of having real responsibility in these matters. I hope you and your family have the very best of holiday seasons. I am sure your are carrying a heavy load in NASA, and from an outsider's perspective it is hard to see where it can be very much fun. You all seem determined to prove to us NASA veterans that we should be relieved to be out of the target zone. I hope that perspective is wrong, and that you really are finding considerable satisfaction in your tasks, rather than simply a plethora of problems. Best personal regards, Johnm=2hoy John H. McElroy Dean of Engineering OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT-ELECT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20270 January 17, 1989 TO: Brent Skowcroft FROM: John Sununu More on Eveland file. EXPRESS MAIL EXPRESS MAIL Jufe Copy Post Office Box 186 Waverly, MA 02179 December 30, 1988 Richard C. Morris, Esquire 24131 Summerhill Avenue (2852-866-516) Los Altos, California 94040 Dear Dick: The enclosed letter was handed to John Sununu after he com- pleted a press conference in Concord. At that time, I told his secretary that a copy would be sent to you but that I would not file for a Rule 65 (b) Temporary Restraining Order against George Shultz until John had an opportunity to contact me and you had an opportunity to discuss this option with Judge Clark. On Wednesday, in the wake of the PA 103 bombing, I felt very much as I did on August 20, 1982 when the issue of sending U.S. troops to Lebanon was being debated. Following the meeting Judge Clark arranged for me with Raymond Tanter of the NSC staff, I left at the White House a copy of a letter describing the events that had caused me to flee Los Altos in May 1982. It opened up a new vista of the problems Presidents Carter and Reagan had inherited from the Vietnam and Watergate eras. Had I been wrong in 1982, both my personal credibility and the forecasts I made on pages 342-43 of Ropes of Sand would have been discredited. Following our September 22, 1982 meeting in the White House basement, I provided you with affidavits, mailgrams, photographs, and tape recordings as evidence that my life had been in danger in Santa Clara, San Bruno, and Monterey Counties until I abandoned my Mustang and used an assumed name to fly to Washington. I can now prove that Daisy's fate and my own life were linked to the presence of Stanford Technology, Inc. (by then associated with Vinnell Cor- portation) in nearby Los Gatos. Secord, Hakim, Erich von Marbod, Shackley, Clines, and other Iran-contra figures were well aware of my location and activities. Robert Neil Gellatly, Daisy's brother- in-law, who grew up with von Marbod in Wenatchee, was the link be- tween 22301 Larkellen Lane and Los Gatos, so he had to recover that Mustang. Remember our January 1983 correspondence while I was in East Hampton? Secord also wrote me; he then resigned. From your copy of my June 8, 1988 motion to the First Circuit Court of Appeals you can see how these things have continued to af- fect me. After Judge Clark left as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs (six days before we lost the 241 men in Beirut) and the two of you moved to Interior your letter to me of March 19, 184 acknowledged that my contributions to the efforts for solutions in the Middle East had been perceptive of future events and of substance. The day after you wrote me I was in Washington and was approa- ched by Eleazer A Williams who had been the CIA's chief of station during the April 30-July 13, 1975 period when my passport was con- Richard C. Morris, Esq. - 2 - December 30, 1988 fiscated, I was incarcerated in a maximum security prison, and then ejected from the American embassy to live on the streets. The ex- planation was that Singapore's police and military intelligence ser- vice are under Israeli control. Singapore's dictator, Lee Kwan Yew is, like former Libyan prime minister Mustafa Ben Halim, a close friend of Secretary Shultz. I mentioned Bechtel's corruption in Libya in my book, but I ended it effectively on April 30, 1975, the day Saigon fell (pages 332-39) because I knew there had to be good reasons for the attempts on my life in Sinagpore. I can now prove them. Secretary Kissinger had to know about our relations with Israel in Singapore and this is the genesis of my suit against Shultz. I would never have gone to Singapore to sue Chase Manhattan had not Shultz, then executive vice president of Bechtel Group, not col- laborated with the CIA and Vinnell Corporation to use fabricated CIA and FBI charges that I was a traitor to induce J. Robert Fluor to fire me as the Middle East vice president based in Riyadh of the company that had just taken over Aramco contracts Bechtel had held since 1940. Fluor Corporation is Bechtel's largest American com- petitor but the Parsons Corporation is the one Bechtel hoped to outbid in a January 1983 tender to rebuild Beirut for $30 billion. That prompted Shultz's May 18, 1983 Israeli-Lebanese "with- drawal agreement." It failed, and Judge Clark knows all that is need- ed to expose the Bechtel pipeline from Iraq to Aqaba that I men- tioned in my letter to John Sununu. The President is now being im- portuned to punish Libya and Iraq again; rumors are rife that Syria was involved in the PA 103 bombing. My reasons for raising these things at this time are not re- lated to personal retaliation or retribution. For six years you have known of my belief that the Oval Office is the symbol of our greatness, no matter who occupies it. President Reagan can emulate President Eisenhower in 1956 and end up with a Nobel Peace Prize by joining with Michael Gorbachev to demand that the United Nations supervise the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Lebanon. Unless that devastated country is able to govern itself, there can be no "comprehensive peace" as the President advocated on December 14. If Israel is forced to leave south Lebanon, nine Americans held hostage may be released and President-elect Bush can then end 40 years of conflict and bring peace to the Middle East. We owe this to the three faiths that hold Jerusalem sacred. That's the theme of my now-completed Jerusalem the Golden. Sincerely, CC: John H. Sununu Wilbur Biue Crane Eveland III GENERAL Other than the enclosures to the letter I delivered to John Sununu (enclosed for your information), I have hurridly assembled others from the three breifcases I was able to avoid putting in storage on September 23 when I had three hours in which to vacate the cottage I had occupied in Marion since April 1984. These things, including my computer and the disks upon which I have my new book, will be sold at auction unless I find means to pay the packing and storage charges. When I returned to Marion from Washington and New York on May 14, 1988, I found a notice that I was to be evicted and that my home had been searched without a warrant. This was prompted by a letter I wrote to my landlord explaining that I had filed suit in the Southern District of New York against Ed Meese, et al. on March 21, 1988 -- the same day the PLO offices were to be closed. On the 10th, the PLO had offered to publish Ropes of Sand in an Arabic edition. Since I have never seen the translation done in Damascus in 1984 and have been refused copies by the CIA and State, I saw no reason why I should not do this. I filed a civil action against my landlord in the state court on June 16 and was prepared to serve him until he agreed that I might remain until Labor Day and obtain a winter rental. By then, he filed a civil process for eviction which should have been subordinate to my civil action. The judge ruled otherwise. A major loss was my "free telephone" which had been allowed to operate since May 1986 with an accumulated bill of over $4,000.00. That "service" started at the time I was sponsored by the Bishop of Massachusetts and the Presiding Bishop's office to go to Syria and negotiate with Assad for the release of the American hostages. To stop this, Shultz had Robert B. Oakley call me and then the Presiding Bishop's office to quote Ambassador Bill Eagleton as saying my life would be in danger if I went to Damascus. Bob Oakley, Carlucci's Princeton classmate, was then ambassador-at- large for counter terrorism. When I talked to Eagleton after his return in January 1987, Bill denied he had even made this state- ment to Oakley. This fits in with the role Oakley played when he flew to Germany to meet the TWA hostages and warned spokesman Allyn Conwell that if he spoke of "no retaliation or retribution" the plane would not land at Andrews Field. A new spokesman was appointed for the White House meeting. This can be confirmed by James Baker who knows W. V. Ballew Jr. of the Houston firm of Baker & Botts. Bill Ballew arranged that Conwell and I get together and co-author a book about the TWA hijacking. Houghton Mifflin had made such a proposal to Conwell but when I sent by air freight a copy of a sample chapter Houghton Mifflin backed out. Robie Macauley, Houghton Mifflin's editor in chief was for- merley with the CIC and CIA and had withdrawn an earlier offer to publish my Jerusalem the Golden. I'm only assuming that wire taps and communications intercepts can be authorized SO long as the - 2 - fabricated CIA and FBI files allege that I was a key informant for Kim Philby. Judge Webster can confirm or deny this. He can also read the original allegation of November 1961, a month after Allen Dulles retired and Steve Bechtel's former partner, John A. McCone, took over as DCI. It was not until I reached Kansas from East Hampton and received on September 8, 1983 a partial response to my Privacy Act appeal of March 21, 1977 that I first knew of the Philby allega- tions. This was the memorandum written while I was in Changi pri- son in Singapore. Then, in July 1985, I received the Vinnell memo of January 7, 1977. This was written while Geroge Bush was DCI, but the Washington Post exposed earlier this year the fact that Henry Kissinger had kept from Bush (as well as Bill Colby) the most sen- sitive information. Vice President Bush could confirm this as well as Brent Scowcroft who took over the NSC when President Ford made Kissinger settle for State alone. An important document is the FBI memorandum that deals with my activities in Panama in 1942 and my role in the expulsion of Commander Sergius Martin Riis. Riis went on to become a leader in the Venice-based Temple Mountain Trust. This is the one that still exists and could be the next move of a frustrated Shamir- Sharon effort to break up our relations with the PLO. At the time I was in Central America, the ADL operated much like the Gestapo. The FBI, however, used the ADL as a source of informants and continues to do so. In no other way can you account for Judge Webster's statement of December 10, 1985 warning that Arab-Americans, Arab diplomats, and those who opposed Israel's policies were living in a "zone of danger. This includes John Sununu and Senator Mitchell, both of Lebanese-American heritage. I have qualified at least since I caught Chaim Herzog spying and recruiting Jordanians in Washing- ton in 1953-54. Bedell Smith at State and Bobby Cutler at the NSC importuned me to gather the information the FBI wanted to use to declare Herzog persona non grata. His brother-in-law, Ambassador Abba Eban, and Shimon Peres, then director general of the ministry of defense, enabled Herzog to be replaced by the military attache from London and escape untarnished. Jonathan Jay Pollard was the next one to be caugh red-handed. How could Shultz ignore Webster's statement about Alex Odeh who was murdered in Santa Ana and deny Arafat a visa because of Leon Klinghoffer who took the wrong cruise on an Italian ship? Now Shultz is ignoring Eban's March 16, 1988 statements about the PLO and Israel having been since 1948 the strongest small state in history? This has been true since at least 1952 when I was assigned to Army G-2 to compare the relative strengths of the Arab armies against the Israelis. What we really have is Jewish terrorists killing Americans, distributing drugs, and then going to Israel where we can't extradite them. Again, they serve as informants on former Nazis. - 3 - This was true in 1981-82 when the Sephardic Israeli mafia of some 2,000 was extorting from Jews and Arabs and described as the largest cocaine distributors in five major cities. I know that Kissinger and Sinatra were fronting for the Las Vegas mafia that had just purchased the Inn at Pebble Beach when I was hot in Monterey. Had my district court case not been dismissed on May 1, 1987, I would have been able to introduce the affidav from Edwin P. Wilson. This shows Secord, von Marbod, Shackley, and Clines involved in drugs with Samoza before the Sandinista took over. Who protected Secord and von Marbod? Frank Carlucci. He was deputy DCI when Stansfield Turner was persuaded to try to stop my book by invoking U.S. V. Snepp, as it was crossfiled from Snepp V. U.S. but never argued. Carlucci learnedhis trade in the Congo and was in Elizabeth- ville when I quit over the plan to assassinate Patrice Lumumba. It was in the Katanga Province that Tshombe and Mobuto had Lumumba murdered. Frank was then expelled from Zanzibar but went on to B. zil to learn about coups from Vernon Walters. Kissinger sent Carlucci to Lisbon where another coup was involved. When Walters left as deputy DCI, Frank took over. If Judge Webster will release the whole file on the December 1, 1955 Byelorussian Democratic Republic, you will find that these people came through a "rat line" in Iran and were involved in Kim Roosevelt's 1953 Ajax Operation. Walters helped set this up when he accompanied Averill Harriman on a trip for Truman to make sure that Mossadeq made no headway in Washington. I now know that my district court case was dismissed on May 1, 1986 just after my judge, A. David Mazzone, handed out an unprecedented $22 million contempt of court fine against Lyndon LaRouche. At that time, Kissinger was scheduled to appear as a government witness and he was a defendant in my case. The contempt citation gave the IRS a hunting license in Virginia and produced the Eastern District Case in which you testified. Judge Clark knows that La Rouche's Project Juarez conflicted with North's Project Democracy. You also testified at the NBC trial, didn't you? If you add my background going back to Panama in 1942, my Middle East experience from 1949 until 1975, and my White House service in 1955 to that of Charles Richard Crane who was the first American King Abdul Aziz ever met and from whom he got the oil concession that became Aramco, there is a lot of family histor in- volved. Some of this was communicated to Vice President Bush in my letters starting on July 14, 1982. It might be worthwhile seeing if Donald Gregg turned over to William Eckert the task of answering me instead of informing the Vice President of my warnings about not sending troops to Lebanon. My biggest problem stems from not overthrowing the Syrian government on October 29, 1956. If I had, Iraq would have had Syria and Israel the Lebanese waters they didn't divert until 1982. - 4 - Finally, the thing that made me hottest in Los Altos was my 1980 proposal to write a book about Iran with Ya'acov Sharett which would have blown Iran-contra before it ever got started. This was known to Richard V. Allen at Hoover, and possibly to Shultz who kept his Stanford post while with Bechtel. Neill Gellatly stole the proposals I was going to send express mail to two major publishers the night he broke into my poolside office. That produced the confrontation that caused me to do as Daisy asked and move in with her sister in Menlo Park. The book with former Foreign and Prime Minister Moshe Sharett's only son would have proved how Shimon Peres made the 1954 deal with France that started the 1956 Suez war. I was used to get Eden to agree, after his summit with Bulganin and Khrushchev was sabotaged by British SIS, and the plan that I pull a Syrian coup followed. George Kennedy Young, who was the deputy director of SIS, sent Philby to Beirut and then urged him to defect in 1963 to avoid a collapse of the British government. Young is still loose and is a major reason Mrs. Thatcher banned Spycatchers. Young and Victor Rotschild be Israeli agents and may still be. Miles Copeland, in my book, gathered up Archie Roosevelt and Arnaud deBorchegrave (who had tagged me with Philby in November 1987) to support George Bush for president. I'm sure he was wise to this plan to bring back the old clandestine operators. In any case, Copeland was on British radio yesterday claiming that he would have no trouble rounding up the PLO men who set the bomb on PA 103. This leaves a huge question in my mind! THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON August 13, 1982 Dear Mr. Eveland: Thank you for the letter of July 14, 1982. I appreciate your willingness to share your ideas with me. Regarding the issue of U.S. troops, you should recognize that the President decided in principle to introduce a small contingent of marines only if certain conditions are met, such as an explicit agreement among the contending parties, multinational participation, etc. The President is well aware of the risks involved in the use of American forces and thus seeks to minimize these risks prior to any decision to send the forces. Please feel free to contact my staff if you wish to follow up your ideas further. In this regard, Mr. Raymond Tanter, at 395-5697, would be happy to meet with you. Sincerely, William Clark William P. Clark Mr. Wilbur Crane Eveland 124 7th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20003 FIC'D THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON September 18, 1982 Dear Mr. Eveland: William P. Clark, who is currently away from Washington, has asked that I respond to your letters to him dated August 19 and 20, with enclosures relating to your Kuwait News Agency story, an autographed copy of your book, Ropes of Sand, and a copy of a personal message. Judge Clark has had opportunity to examine only portions of your autobiography. The portions which have been read are fascinating. Certainly the history of crucial events related in the book is invaluable. Judge Clark expresses his grati- tude and asks that I thank you for the gift of his copy of the book and the autographed copy you forwarded to the President on September 7. The copy of the personal message enclosed with your letter of August 20 tells an equally fascinating story, but one not then complete. Judge Clark is unable to comment, of course, and hopes those to whom the message was addressed have been able to assist in reaching some resolutions. By this late date there certainly must be some improvement in your situation, and we would be interested in being further advised. Sincerely, Sechard Richard C. Morris Special Assistant to William P. Clark Mr. Wilbur Crane Eveland 124-B 7th Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20003 United States Department of the Interior OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 March 19, 1984 Mr. Wilbur Crane Eveland P.O. Box 748 Marion, Massachusetts 02738 Dear Bill: Thank you for your letter of January 25, advising of events that have affected and will continue to affect your perceptions and performances. Your contributions to the effort for solutions in the Middle East were not only perceptive of future events, but, indeed, were of substance. Perhaps your admonitions should have been better heeded. I am indeed sorry to learn of your medical problem, and do hope that the condition can be controlled. My best wishes. Sincerely, Chard 1M-- Richard C. Morris Episcopal the Diocese Massachusetts The Right Reverend John B. Coburn. D.D. The Rt. Rev. David E. Johnson, D.D. 6 June 1986 Mr. Wilbur Crane Eveland, III P.O. Box 748 Marion, Massachusetts 02738 Dear Bill: I do not know the eventual outcome, but it seems to me you have been heard, in Washington, Damascus and "815" New York City. Not much else to do now, I guess, but pray. I have continued to do that, and who knows, may be we will all be surprised. This is just to assure you that I have never felt pushed or in an inappropriate situation in all this. My major concern is that we all do the correct act - free hostages, and make peace! Hang in there. Maybe we will write another chapter err long. Faithfully yours, Darid David E. Johnson DEJ:cm Office of the Bishop One Joy Street Boston. Massachusetts 02108 (617) 742-4720 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON July 16, 1982 Mr. Wilbur C. Eveland 124 7th Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20003 Dear Mr. Eveland: On behalf of the Vice President, I want to thank you for your letter concerning the situation in Lebanon. We are deeply saddened by the violence in the Middle East. The United States Government has joined in a call for an immediate and simultaneous cessation of all military activities within Lebanon and across the Lebanese-Israeli border, and for withdrawal of Israeli military forces. The United States is engaged in intensive diplomatic activity to bring about these conditions as soon as possible. A return to the previous conditions in Lebanon would not serve the interests of any of the parties concerned. There must be restoration of the full sovereignty, unity, and terri- torial integrity of Lebanon on the one hand and the protection of Israel's security on the other. Our efforts are consistent with the long standing United States policy to end the violence and achieve a just and lasting peace for all the peoples of the Middle East. With the Vice President's best wishes, Sincerely, William Q Echeet William D. Eckert Lieutenant Colonel, USAF Military Assistant/Aide to the Vice President P.S. My Dad, as Vice Commandez of Tactical an Command, led the composite air strike force that went from the U.S. to bebausu in 1958. I have read the report of the King- Crane Commission, admired it as a truly american document, and wish more people would read it. Keview of Ropes of Sand: America's Failure in the Middle East, by George Weller, in the January -14, 1983 edition of the Rome Daily American. During the 1950s and '60s, Weller covered the Middle East for the Chicago Daily News, before retiring in Italy. Wilbur Crane Eveland's diplomatic accounting ranks as a classic The vast majority of readers already had earmarked secretly bined heat simply blew Crane's published documents and know nothing about Middle East the oil, soil and peoples for plea into Wilson's pigeonhole, became a restaurant owner in George Weller intrigues going on under their themselves? Would the Arabs ac- where it remaine- secret until Rome. He was unlike Morgen- noses in Washington and even cept that? Wilson asked Crane. 1922. thau's junior, Henry, who Daily American less about those at the scene Crane came back with the Crane was not the only loser to became a Zionist Cato, deman- itself. Juvenal, before the succes- word that the various Arab the rising wind fro 11 the larvard ding defeated Germany be ROME - In the two years sion of Arabian emperors to the peoples wanted to be free of all Law School (where, according to destroyed, like a camp of Palesti- since Ropes of Sand appeared, Roman throne, grew so fed up masters. What they especially did the study The / larvard Mystique, nian refugees. the story of Wilbur Crane with Eastern intrigues that he not want was the imposition of a half the students and the dean Three years ag before the cried: "The Orontes flows into Eveland as diplomat, military at- Jewish Zionist state promised by are now Jewish). I- is fellow-loser name of Gen. Sharon was known tache and CIA amateur in the the Tiber!" In 1947, Begin's both imperial Germany and Bri- was Henry Morgenthau, a Jew to the world, our Crane had Middle East, it has become a Irgun terrorists bombed the tain to their Jewish citizens). whom Wilson sent as am- learned enough to write pro- bassador to defeared Turkey to phetically: classic. The more sand of ex- British Embassy near Piazza San However, instead 0' giving the Giovanni, Who knows why? perience its readers have in their Arab majorities the same deal as persuade the hardup Turkish "Claiming that its survival is Why, then, did Bill Eveland shoes, scalps and fingernails, the the Czechoslovaks, Yugoslavs sultan to sell Pa'estine to the still threatened by the presence of bother? What chance did his less they dare to criticize its and Poles, Wilson I earkened to Zionists. Morgenthau, like Palestinian guerrillas 3 in years-long personal story have to the advice of a Jewish pressure Crane, blew himself out of Lebanon, Israel continues to details. Ropes of Sand is an im- compete with the material pro- mense credit to the publishing party from the Harvard Law Wilson's favor with his dissent: bomb, strafe, and invade duced by the endless parade of School. It consisted of two Lebanese territory It would be house of W.W. Norton & Co. It ignorant, history-poor writers "Zionism is the most stupen- judges, Louis Brandeis and Felix naive to believe that such a policy deserves to stand with three other and cameramen who fly from dous fallacy in Jewish history. I Frankfurter (both Supreme will make the Palestinians any American classics in a terrain New York to Israel, clear their assert that it is wrong in principle more tractable.' formerly dignified largely by Court appointees) and their credentials with the Israeli and sterile in its spiritual ideas. Well, what took Eveland that British talent: the 767-page Suez Defense Force, thereby pass into Zionism is a betry 11, an Eastern far? He couldn't do it on genes (McGraw Hill) by Kennett Love, Lebanon, and sit through a lazy alone. If he had hit in the Kiss- once a New York Times car- weekend in Israel's East Beirut respondent; Terror Out of Zion It was a well-meaning aunt who inger period, the Herr Doctor while 15 minutes' walk away, (from Harvard, naturally), by Professor J. Bowyer Bell of between them and the airport, a reminded Eveland the young military would have blown him to Harvard, MIT and Columbia (a thousand Palestinian refugees Paraguay as swiftly as Wilson documentation of the bloody bir- are systematically slaughtered? got rid of Crane and the senior thright of Begin, Shamir, and To write a very good book re- Sharon); and The Assault on the quires money, and time, and a attache that, being a Crane, he should Morgenthau. If David Niles fail- ed to finger him, Clark Clifford Liberty (Random House) by Lt. high purpose. Eveland's purpose is confessional: thus his subtitle study Arabic. He moved east. He was or Alexander Haig, ardent Comdr. James Ennis, U.S. Navy Zionists both, would have busted retired, the cryptographer of that America's Failure in the Middle him early. tragedy of censorship, American East. unlike Morgenthau's junior Henry, But Eveland slipped through political cowardice, and naval in- This work represents his ef- by arriving early, like his competence that cost 34 fort to balance his family's American lives (or only 10 lives, books. Eveland inherited a moral a Zionist Cato, demanding defeated ancestor; he arrived in the 1950s when John Foster Dulles was if you believe Vantage Point, the account to square, and bears its whitewashing autobiography of mark in his middle name Germany be destroyed. running the Department of State, which is also an honorable and his brother Allen the CIA. 11/ Lyndon Johnson). Midwestern name - of was a freak period, when If Ropes of Sand has sold "Crane." !le gave it to his son. Eisenhower was able to get Israel 15,000 copies, perhaps 60,000; Americans have read it. Yet for The Crane relevant to ideologue and teacher in European proposal, fathered in out of Sinai and Gaza in 125 days all but perhaps 5,000 capable of Eveland's book came from a Zionism, Jacob de Haas, British this country by American Jews. just by whispering "sanctions" family of cornfed brothers, like editor of Boston's Jewish If they were to succeed, [it] to Ben Gurion. (No five years of understanding it - a number, the Eisenhowers. At the behest Advocute and a Litter rival of would cost the Jews of America Camp David at $2.5 billion each, possibly doubled or tripled since of Woodrow Wilson, whom he Chaim Weizman for the first most of what they have gained of without undoing Gaza and the the events in Lebanon - even its faultlessly clear prose is not trusted, Charles Richard Crane presidency of Israe:-to-be. liberty, equality and fraternity. West Bank.) enough to overcome confusion of Wisconsin, an industrialist This team, representing votes It was a well-meaning aunt With the blind luck of en- about boundaries, national rich in experience in Russia and and money, (Brandeis was sup- who reminded Eveland, the thusiastic novices, Eveland China, went into the Middle histories, and all those funny porting Frankfurter financially young military attache, that, be- found himself, though nominally (names. East in mid-1919. Wilson had and took him to Europe to but- ing a Crane, he should study a low-ranking military observer, already decided that in Europe tonhole Britain's I ord Balfour, a Arabic. He moved east. He was being sucked upward first into the old empires were to be self-proclaimed Zipnist), was too unlike Crane's own son John, Foster's diplomacy and then into broken up and given back to powerful for Crane. Their com- who hoarded his father's un- Allen's gentlemanly subversion their "liberated" peoples. But what about the Middle East, where Brit in, France and Italv of Lebanon. He was State and Ropes of Sand thrashes How. Eveland could not help helpful offered by the U.S. or CIA, and that at a time when the around like a loose lariat. It asking himself, do I spend a half- what-will-our-allies think? CIA's very pro-Zionist policy moves so fast, and is so full of million bucks buying Syrian col- Hence the Syrian ploy: really a was being directed by old- hysterical history never touched onels? And how can I make sure second front operation against Roman-hand James Angelton (to in either newspapers or that they will lie down until (and Nasser, taking Syria away from be trimmed in power later and diplomatic accounts, that it has this was the British plan, already Nasser while Israeli-American air nudged out by another old- no rival for indiscretion except confided to the Israelis) the Roman of CIA, director William the sorrowful diary of Israel's powerful British-trained tank superiority kept his head down in Colby). one-time Premier Moshe Sharett, corps of the Royal Iraqi Army Egypt. Eveland owes, and we owe, the when steamrollered by Ben sweeps into Syrian Damascus? CIA-Washington, apparently fullness of this book to the fact Gurion and Moshe Dayan. At that point Syria was supposed because Israel moved up the tim- that unlike other whistle-blowers A peak of American confusion to turn its back, like a fickle ing to effect the U.S. election on the CIA, the author neither jade, on the doomed Nasser and more, sent Eveland a hurry-up- comes in the same period, in succumbed to a middle-aged in- throw herself into the arms of your-putsch message. 11 came 1956. Israe! had already con- fusion of Marxism, nor did he Iraq's youthful king, What this before he had a single Syrian col- cocted its plan, with Britain and sub-plot required was some fan- onel in his pocket. The Syrian violate any oath. When the CIA France, to make their attack on complained about Ropes of Nasser's Egypt coincide with the cy timing. The Syrian takeover conspirators, led by an Iraqi Sand, he asked them to show him U.S. presio ential race between had to look independent of the friend of Eveland's sent him main Suez attack. his pledge of obligation. There back word, "Impossible before Eisenhower and the stoutly wasn't any. Somehow, brother And what was Israel's bonus? Oct. 29." Zionist Adlai Stevenson. Allen, before borrowing Eveland Eveland did not know it then, And that as perhaps Nasser Crazy as it seems nowadays from brother Foster, had but he must know it now, from and his side in Syria may already Never mind, the Americans re (especially in view of overlooked the procedure. The his minute study of Dayan's in- have known was to be the ac- mained still in there, trying to Eisenhower's rage when he CIA eventually rejected what it discretions It was at that point, tual invasion day. Which meant dismember Syria; Kissinger took; found the three-power invasion called his "belated attempt to when this scion of Crane's probi that the Syrian colonels had time Syria's Golan Heights and timed to turn him into an anti- presented it to Israel, for "tem-} submit the manuscript.' Arab interventionist), there ac- porary occupation.' The This ambiguity came in handy tually was Eveland reveals early. Crane met Lebanon's an American role in this con- The Syrians kept our half-million Knesset turned it into annexation) without a protest from President Camille Chamoun, a spiracy. Catholic who conned The scene, in fact, resembled dollars, and they aflicted the worst Washington. What price West Bank? And Gaza? Eisenhower into sending the today's, when once again the bait Still, if someone ransacked the Marines to Beirut in 1958, osten- is the same: Syria. The American snub of all. Since everyone was smashed garages of Beirut, they sibly to "stop communism," but Sixth Fleet is being early booked might be able to find Bill Cranel really to halt Nasser, the Moslem by the IDF to intervene "to pro- Lebanese, and the first infusion tect itself' against the Soviet repentant, and the American role Eveland's old white convertible with the golden decorations. The of Palestinians. missiles in Syria. But the plan in never came out, nobody had to be shot. CIA could drive it through the To Chamoun, "deliberately 1956 was a lot quieter, nothing SO ruins of Tyre, Sidon, the two not specifying which of the noisy, just a quiet grab of Syria Beiruts, Tripoli and Syrian brothers I met, I said I had just by Iraq and Lebanon by Israel to dither awhile, and to find out Kuneitra, with Bill standing up left Washington, here I'd met while the three powers were dum- ty had immobilized the Syrian ar- how well Nasser held out. He and throwing out handfuls of with Mr. Dulles.' Soon Eveland found himself ping Nasser. my (just as the U.S. is trying to lost, but he did not fall. And he you-know-what. After all, that's And the arch instrument, on do today), that the Israelis would ended up with Britain's Labor the American way. But Bill's as clandestine CIA paymaster to assignment, was Eveland. take advantage of the inability of heart is broken. What can he tell the Chamoun Maronite machine, Party on his side, and Syria to protect equivocating the new Crane Eveland? then unarmed (later to be armed, So what was this sprig of the Eisenhower. And Syria. House of Crane doing in such Lebanon. And the Israelis would then 10 be annihilated in the And the Syrians kept our half- ROPES OF SAND. By Wilbur preposterous reversal of his take over foreibly, as now, as 1970s by the Isracli-armed Chris- million dollars, and they inflicted Crane Eveland, II'. W. Norton, ancestral principles? much soil and sky of Lebanon as tian clan of the two Gemayel the worst snub of all on the sub N.Y., $14.95. He was driving his disarming they wanted. brothers). plot. Since everyone was repen- He may not have given away playboy's convertible across the Where, if anywhere, was any tant, and the American role -s much to this Catholic hustler border from Lebanon into Syria noble American purpose in all never came out, nobody had to IS the cash millions CIA's Miles with a CIA suitcase-full of a half this carving? Ii was here: the be shot. What kind of coup is Copeland was giving to Nasser. million dollars in Syrian paper British originally had a simple that? pounds (about $3 to $1). pre-plan 10 go with the invasion And Israel, instead of getting lut he gave in smaller denomina- With this money our friend of murder Nasser. They tried to Lebanon a generation ago on an ions, so it looked like more. Arab self-government was under sell it to the CIA, and Eveland American platter, had to And he gave with more style, orders to buy (partly for the was a troubled witness. But "the postpone the honors of easy in-, driving a white American conver- U.S., but mainly for Britain and Company" refused 10 buy. vasion away from Ben Gurion tible with gold trimmings - just Israel) an anti-Nasser revolution Yet clearly, since the Dulles and Dayan and give Lebanon to a gay Gatsby calling at the in Syria (already "united" with brothers - Eveland thinks - Begin, Sharon and Shamir, in: presidential mansion with an Egypt to keep the Syrian Com- really favored the Sucz invasion, 1982. overnight bag. ,H-e-e-re comes munists out of power). there had to be something money! STANDARD FORM 64 Office MeΓ. um UNITED S' GOVERNMENT TO DIRECTOR, FBI (105-15155) B-lor DATE: December 1, 1955 FROM SAC, NEWARK (97-133) SUBJECT: BYELORUSSIAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, CENTRAL COUNCIL IN U. S. Д., aka. can't FON life. RA (00-New York) CONTAINED ALL HEREIN INFORMATION 6-12-85 IE SSIFIED BY DATE Rereps of SA 5/19/52 and 6/18/54. b7c furnished to SA'S information concerning an organization for white Russians, which he called CENTRAL RAD ORGANIZATION (CRO). the majority of the members of CRO are United States residents who, during World War II, were German collaborators who fled Poland when the Russian Army invaded Poland. these persons had power and a comfortable life as Nazi collaborators during the German Occupation of Poland and that they originally organized the CRO to insure that a Nazi totalitarian form of government would rule Poland in the event Russian armies were driven out of Poland at a future date. b7c,b70 He said that since 1945 the CRO has hoped and believed that the U. S. and Soviet Russia would engage in a conflict. They desired the U. S. to be victorious and hoped to be able to persuade the U. S. Government to aid the CRO in establishing itself as an official governing body of Poland. in order to obtain U. S. backing, U. S. Congressmen have been invited to attend the organization's annual meetings in New York City each year. the CRO does not aim to change the democratic form of government existing in the U. 5.67C,67D CRO Headquarters are located in Garfield and South River, N. J., and that the majority of its 200 members live in South N IS ALEXANDER RUSSAK, N. 18 prime minister of the organization, and that (FNU) OSTROWSKI, who is believed to be living in Argentina, is president. one, 670 RECORDED-38 106-15155-76 INDEXED-38 I 8 DEC 5 1955 EXHIBIT "C" bxc 55 free LETTER TO DIRECTOR, FBI NK 97-133 12/1/55 Newark indices are negative regarding CRO, but the Newark file on the BYELORUSSIAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, CENTRAL COUNCIL IN U. S. A. reflects that ALEXANDER RUSSAK, N, J., was reportedly chairman of the Executive Board of this organization and that RADISLAW OSTROWSKI headed the BYELORUSSIAN CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION and lived in Argentina. bx It appears that the organization referred to as the CRO is actually the BYELORUSSIAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, CENTRAL COUNCIL IN U. S. A. and, consequently, the results of the interview with are being furnished to New York for information purposes. RUC. 67C,67D 2 Bureau (105-15155) (REG MAIL) 2 - New York (97-1251) (REG MAIL) 2 - Newark (1) 97-133 (1) 105-2492 (CENTRAL RAD ORGANIZATION) njm (6) b7c GES:RLE TRAVOUS Call Decezder 28, 1948 38637 RHS liew York, New York Dear Your letter of December 6, 1942, has been received in the obsence 0.- Mr. Hoover from Fashington, and I wish to advise that the requirements for appointment to the vortous positions in the FBI hove not been changed since Vr. Ecousr wrote you. Fé do not have available at this time any positions for one possessing your partioular qualifications. I CA sare I'r. Hoover will appreciate your greetings for the holidey secson and I will call your letter to the Directo attention on his return to the city. Sincerely yours, For the Director Clyde Tolson SEE PAGE 2 Assistant to the Director Ur, Toloun Mr. Y. A. Tamm Hr. Clegs Mr. Glavin Mr. Li11 Ht. Niebols COMMUNICATIONS He, Resen AILED 6 Mr. Trucy EC 25 1342 P.M. Mr. Cayaon Mr. Coffey 32115 W1. Roadon 6' ki. M:Gaire RECE 1 ED READING ROOM 183 11 C Hr. Kismes m, Harbe LP. S 92 Mis Quien Tanua for Mr. New! Wiss Gandy 8-DEAR 1942 New York City. Dec. 4, 1942 38538 Dear Moover: It 18 quite some time since I had the pleasure of reading your last promise to find a niche for me somewhere in your organization. In fact the last personal correspondence between us was about 2 years be for the conflaguaration of the war started. It was because of my age, and only age. that my services could not be made available to your or- ganization then. Much musty, poisonous and deadly water, has gone ov- er the dam since. No doubt you have kept the record of my qualifica- tions in your files intact. There 1s no need to go over the same again: Suffice to call your attention however. that I an ex-Naval Officer. with highly Distinguished Service record - eleven decorations from four major powers. including the first Navy Cross ever cited for in the U. S. his tory, for Distingue!ed Service as Intelligence Officer and as U. S. Na Val Attache to the American Embassy in Russia. I am still going strong. Excllent health. Much wiser and if anythi mentally mcre alert. Just as good as ever with foreign languagues, as viously recorded, and READY TO SERVE. No personal risk too great, in a der to help save American lives and property and aid us to frustrate any nefarius plans of enemies. aimed at our vitals, through sources from within. Recently while temporarily in the Government Service in the Canal Zone, I accidently. through indiscretion of some of the leaser "brase hats" had occasion to closely examine and follow up the methods and means employed in an investigation, by two of your young gradustes, W11- bur C. Eveland and Russel B, Frizzell (now Spscial Agents MI). While I have no doubt of their honesty and integrity of purpose and that they are entirely trustwortby. according to their verified records - uncon- sciously. because of lack of experience, these "babes in arms" not only overstep their assigned functions, but may well become an easy pray to any clever subterfuges and cunning builups. All I can say, that it W&B simply pitiful. the way they carried on Perhaps some more training will be of help? Such inexpersinced youngaters in life in general, leave alone an inventigators, should not be allowed on their own. Thoy must have intediate supervision and guidance of mature and experienced judge ment. until they have learned the ropes. Judging from publiched reports and public records, the successes you have had 80 far - it appears that you have been exceedingly lucky. In eve ry case which received wide publicity (intentional I suppose) your so-ca led counter-espionage agents and the main states witnesses. neve been accidental or voluntary. SE on the face, the very successful efforts of the FBI in cornering FO swiftly and efficiently, the saboteours, landed from subs DEI would indicat that the hoped for proper functioning of the Nazi under-cover orgániza- tions, supposedly planted here before the v.gr started, have been frust- rated, otherwise, they would nct attempt and risk the landing of others on our shores, apparently not 80 high intellectually? Or was 1t subter fuge? My 1dea is, better to overestimate the enemy cunnirmess rather that underestimate it. You know as well as I do, that there is no such a thing as absolute secrecy. So long one person knows, plus circumstances which never lid 38639 -2- it 1s no longer A secret. Given money and time, experience and patien ce and the cat no matter, how invisible, will be caught in the bag. Please let me hear from you at your earliest convinience - whether my age 1a still a bar, for the Government to make use of my experience and services, even in these times of great national stress and agony. Please remember, that our only aim and our most foremost aim is now WINNING TME WAR and that we are in a TOTAL WAR, most disastous in our whole history. Only experience and the concerted efforts of the whole nation can bring us eventual victory. Pre-war Rules and Regulations as to ages of those useful and other red-tape must not any longer be allowed to interfere. Nothing should interfere, until a complete victory is achieved and the nefarius organizations of our enemies for ever silenced. The Navy Department has recently informed me, that in the event an age waiver can be arranged through the Executive Order, a plac would be found for me. I seriously doubt that this will go through, as the Navy seldom budges from the strict adherence to rules and regulations. The army let Doolittle back and look-he 18 now & Major Gemral, over the heads of many good regular aspirants. Doolittle 1s as much a speci list in his line, as I am in mine. As distinguished officers. both gained most of their experience in the civil life. after the last war Perhaps you can be of some help in connection with this, unless your organization takes me on. Wishing you the Compliments of the coming Season (in spite of the war) and thanking you for an early consideration of the matter, I am Faithfully APPEARED NEW YORK 4 February 1985 NEWYORK INTELLIGENCER BY SHARON CHURCHER Did Israel's President Once Recruit 'Informants' Here? IVE YEARS AGO, WIL- Find president Chaim Herzog re- bur Crane Eveland up- ments." The State Depart- cruited State Department of military intelligence, has set the CLA with a kiss- staffers as Israeli informants ment, he added, disagreed and fired one recruit. "who denied involvement in any and-tell book, Ropes of Sand, back in 1954, when Herzog "recruitment of informants. which exposed, among other later committed suicide." was Israeli defense attaché The CLA delayed publica- things, an abortive Syrian Herzog "encouraged me. in Washington. Eveland de- tion of Rofes, but Eveland coup he said he helped fi- to write the last book," said clined to call the alleged re- the author. "But he didn't contended the agency won't nance as a top aide 10 cruits spies: "Israel is a have any control over this agency boss Allen Dulles. friendly government, and know what I had in my files. book Jerusalem the Golder- Now, in an upcoming This book will shake a few they were passing on verbal "There's nothing in it I could work, he claims that Israeli people up." information, not docu- Herzog, Israel's first chief have known only through the CLA," he said. pproved for Release Date 2 L APR 4 It WASHINGTON WHISPERS Borrowing power. Two Israelis associated Israelis illicitly tap gan administration officials are drafting with their country's nuclear-weapons budget proposals to cut medicare pay- program illegally gained access to a su- U.S. weapons computer ments for certain services by 25 per- percomputer at the Los Alamos nuclear- cent-a step that could save more than $500 million in the next budget. Among weapons laboratory in New Mexico. Con- gressional investigators report that earlier SEC may halt Hafts' the fees slated for cuts are those for this month the Israelis used a friendly lab corporate raids cataract surgery, coronary bypasses and technician's access code and personal pacemaker implants. A recent Harvard computer to tap into a nonsecret but study concluded that, on the basis of the Bush targets doctors' true costs and skills involved. medicare highly sophisticated computer to work on designs for a nuclear-weapon detonator. overpays doctors for these services by as Israel has nothing comparable to the $13 fees for budget cuts much as 400 percent. million machine, manufactured by Cray Research, Inc., in Minneapolis. The two Israelis, who earlier had been denied en- spent in Israel's election campaign. Un- Blacks and Bush. Although George Bush try to California's Livermore Laboratory, like the U.S., where foreigners are forbid- has made no campaign appearances in left the U.S. before their intrusion was den to make contributions, Israel has nei- black communities since the New Orleans discovered. The technician, whose name ther restrictions on outside gifts nor rules convention, experts believe the Vice Presi- has not been disclosed, has been disci- about disclosure. The top Israeli fund- dent will draw as much as 20 percent of raiser in the U.S. is fiery Gen. Ariel Shar- the black vote, twice the percentage that plined. on, who reportedly netted $2.5 million for Ronald Reagan received four years ago. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's Likud The explanation may lie in a recent poll Staffing up. Who would run a George during two days in Beverly Hills earlier that showed while 72 percent of blacks Bush White House? Favored to stay on as this month. His opponent, Foreign Minis- think Ronald Reagan is "prejudiced," chief of staff is Craig Fuller, 37, who has ter Shimon Peres, took advantage of his only 43 percent believe the same of Bush. served the Vice President since 1981. trip to the U.N. General Assembly in Sep- Another reason is that almost half of those Richard Darman, longtime deputy to tember to raise $1 million for his Labor surveyed think Jesse Jackson has been James Baker, can have the slot as budget treated unfairly by Michael Dukakis. director, and Sheila Tate is likely to be offered the opportunity to be the first fe- Nuclear wink. The President is soon ex- male White House press secretary. Alter- nate scenarios have Fuller in a cabinet pected to certify that Pakistan does not job; either New Hampshire Governor possess nuclear weapons-even though John Sununu or pollster Bob Teeter as experts within and outside the adminis- chief of staff; Treasury Secretary Nicho- tration believe that country possesses all las Brady, a Bush intimate, a senior the components and could put a bomb White House counselor, and tart-tongued together in a matter of hours. Without Darman replacing Brady at the Treasury. presidential certification, Congress would automatically cut off aid to Paki- stan. In the past, Washington has ignored Haft time at SEC. Herbert and Robert Pakistan's not-so-secret drive to match Haft, the Washington, D.C., father-and- India's nuclear capabilities because it did son team of corporate raiders, may soon not wish to antagonize the government be forced out of the takeover business. that funnels aid to Afghan rebels. Now, The Securities and Exchange Commis- Washington wants to avoid upsetting re- lations in the midst of Pakistan's election sion staff has warned the Hafts' compa- ny, Dart Group Corporation, that it may be subject to sanctions for failing to PERES& SHAMIR campaign to choose a successor to the register as an investment company, TAYLOR JONES late Gen. Mohammed Zia ul Haq. which could drastically curtail their raiding. What troubles the SEC is that, The Israeli contenders Consolation prize. With fading prospects while Dart operates two chains of book Shekels from Beverly Hills that the party will have a President-elect to and auto-supply stores, it has made most help make the choice next month, at least of its recent money from a string of Party. Israeli politicians, who are allotted a half-dozen candidates have begun skir- failed takeover moves for companies like free TV time and have far shorter dis- mishing to succeed Paul Kirk as chairman Safeway, Stop & Shop and Kroger. Con- tances to cover, will spend about $20 for of the Democratic National Committee. sistently foiled, Dart Group has never- each voter. The comparable figure in the Among those taking early political sound- theless reaped hundreds of millions of United States: $5. ings are Jesse Jackson's former campaign dollars in profits by later unloading its manager, Ron Brown; two ex-congress- stock positions in such firms. The Hafts men, Michael Barnes of Maryland and Doctoring the budget. One way George Jim Jones of Oklahoma, and the insiders' were unavailable for comment. Bush may cut the budget deficit is by favorite, Rick Wiener of Michigan, presi- reducing excessive fees paid to some dent of the association of Democratic state Outspending U.S. pois. American sympa- doctors under medicare. Outgoing Rea- chairmen. If the infighting gets too divi- thizers have contributed about $7 million sive, Kirk may agree to stay on an addi- of the more than $50 million that will be Edited by Charles Fenvvesi tional six months. 17 U.S.NEWS & WORLD REPORT, Oct. 31, 1988 FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE 634 Form 3366 Motion-Temporary Restraining Order R 65(a), (b) Form No. 3366 FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, RULE 65(a), (b)¹ Motion for Temporary Restraining Order² UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT District of (Title of Action) Civil Action No. Motion for Temporary Restraining Order Plaintiff moves the court for a temporary restraining or- der restraining defendant from pending hear- (Text continued on page 640.4) 1 Rule.-Rule 65(a) and (b), as be repeated upon the trial. amended in 1966. and in 1987 to This subdivision (a)(2) shall include technical changes. provide: be so construed and applied as (a) PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION. to save to the parties any rights they may have to trial (1) Notice. No preliminary by jury. injunction shall be issued with- out notice to the adverse party. (b) TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER: NOTICE: HEARING: DURA- (2) Consolidation of Hearing TION. A temporary restraining With Trial on Merits. Before or order may be granted without after the commencement of the written or oral notice to the ad- hearing of an application for a verse party or that party's attor- preliminary injunction, the ney only if (1) it clearly appears court may order the trial of from specific facts shown by af- the action on the merits to be fidavit or by the verified com- advanced and consolidated plaint that immediate and irrep- with the hearing of the appli- arable injury, loss, or damage cation. Even when this consoli- will result to the applicant before dation is not ordered, any evi- the adverse party or that party's dence received upon an attorney can be heard in opposi- application for a preliminary tion, and (2) the applicant's at- injunction which would be ad- torney certifies to the court in missible upon the trial on the writing the efforts. if any, which merits becomes part of the re- have been made to give the notice cord on the trial and need not and the reasons supporting that PARTIAL NOT FILED FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF REQUEST FOR ATTORNEY: EXPERT OR OTHER COURT SERVICES WITHOUT PAYMENT OF IN UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE X DISTRICT APPEALS COURT or OTHER PANEL (Specify below) IN THE CASE OF LOCATION NUMBER FOR EVELAND III SHULTZ AND Eastern District of Massa- vs. AT WEBSTER chussets at Boston PERSON REPRESENTED (Show your full name) DCCKET NUMBERS 1 Defendant-Adult Magistrate 2 Defendant-Juvenile WILBUR CRANE EVELAND III, pro se 3 Appellant District Court 4 Probation Violator 5 Parole Violator CHARGE/OFFENSE (describe if applicable & check box - Felony Court of Appeals Misdemeanor 6 Habeas Petitioner 7 Assault, Libel & Slander (nonfeasance 2255 Petitioner 8 Material Witness and malfeasance) 92 Other (Specify) Rule 65 (b) petitioner ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS REGARDING ABILITY TO PAY Are you now employed? Yes XX No Am Self Employed Name and address of employer: EMPLOY- IF YES, how much do you IF NO, give month and year of last employment MENT earn per month? $ How much did you earn per month $ If married is your Spouse employed? Yes No IF YES, how much does your If a minor under age 21, what is your Spouse earn per month $ Parents or Guardian's approximate monthly income $ Have you received within the past 12 months any income from a business, profession or other form of self-employment, or in the form of rent payments, interest, dividends, retirement or annuity payments, or other sources? Yes No OTHER RECEIVED SOURCES ASSETS INCOME IF YES, GIVE THE AMOUNT 446.59 Monthly Social Security RECEIVED & IDENTIFY $ 121.75 Monthly VA Disability THE SOURCES CASH Have you any cash on hand or money in savings or checking accountxx Yes No IF YES, state total amount $22.50 Do you own any real estate, stocks, bonds, notes, automobiles, or other valuable property (excluding ordinary household furnishings and clothing)? Yes X No PROP- VALUE DESCRIPTION ERTY IF YES, GIVE VALUE AND $ DESCRIBE IT MARITAL STATUS Total List persons you actually support and your relationship to them No. of SINGLE Dependents DEPENDENTS MARRIED XXI WIDOWED 0 SEPARATED OR OBLIGATIONS DIVORCED & DEBTS Creditors Total Debt Monthly Paye DEBTS & APARTMENT MONTHLY OR HOME: SEE ATTACHED SHEET $ $ BILLS $ $ (LIST ALL CREDI- TORS. INCLUDING $ $ BANKS, LOAN COM- PANIES. CHARGE $ $ ACCOUNTS, ETC.) I certify the above to be correct. SIGNATURE OF DEFENDANT (OR PERSON REPRESENTED) 12/1/88 A FALSE OR DISHONEST ANSWER TO A QUESTION IN THIS AFFIDAVIT MAY BE PUNISHABLE BY FINE WARNING: OR IMPRISONMENT, OR BOTH UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS ( ) ( WILBUR CRANE EVELAND III ) ( ) CIVIL ACTION NO. ( V. ) ( ) ( GEORGE P. SHULTZ AND WILLIAM F. WEBSTER ) ( ) SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER, LOCAL RULE 9 (2) AND RULE 65 (b) FRCP Plaintiff moves the court for consideration by a Miscellaneous Business Docket Judge of this application to proceed in forma pau- peris and motion for the issuance of a temporary restraining order against defendants, personally or acting as Secretary of State and Director of Central Intelligence under official color, on the ground that the issues herein relate to a pending grand jury investigation and a case pending in another jurisdiction. During the 10-day per- iod of the temporary restraining order, plaintiff will seek cert- iorari under the Supreme Court's Rules 21 and 46 or, should this motion be denied, under 28 USC 1253. Failure to grant the injunctive relief sought would result in irreparable damage and loss to plaintiff who was diagnosed on Oct- ober 24, 1988 as a terminal cancer patient (Exhibit A) and has, since September 23, 1988 been homeless without access to his legal, personal, and declassified Privacy Act documents. As shown in the complaint, affidavit, and certificate herein, time and other cir- cumstances mitigate against giving notice to the defendants. The matters complained of herein are personal to plaintiff, dating back to 1942 when he was special agent in charge of counter- intelligence for the states of Central and South America fronting on the Caribbean Sea (based in Panama) as well as the 1950-55 period when he moved from an assignment in Iraq as an army attache to the executive office of the President in charge of Middle East National Security Council policies when the activities of Nazi war criminals in Iran and Israel were being investigated. Two reports of the Federal Bureau of Investigation are attached as Exhibits B and C to illustrate that plaintiff is capable of exposing first person the history of events which now threaten the national secur- ity of the United States, Soviet-American relations, the future of disarmament, the future of the United Nations, and the Middle East peace process. For all of these reasons, plaintiff prays the court to re- confirm its November 11, 1986 decision to allow plaintiff to pro- ceed in forma pauperis, CA-86-3265-MA; 87-1480 in the First Circuit Court of Appeals (July 10, 1987) and to issue the temporary re- straining order sought on an emergency basis. December 1, 1988 Pro se in forma pauperis Post Office Box 186 Waverly, MA 02179 (Homeless with no fixed address or telephone.) - 2 - COMPLAINT On information and belief, plaintiff charges as follows: COUNT NO. 1: George P. Shultz, while acting under the color of law in performing the duties of secretary of state, has ignored the law that governs the performance of his duties and acted in an arbi- trary and capricious manner to the detriment of the national secur- ity of the United States by deceiving the President and Congress while undermining the capabilities of President-elect Bush to engage in Middle East peacemaking and disaramament negotiations with the Soviet Union. (See Hammond V. Hull, et al., 1942, 131 F.2d 23, 76 U.S. App D.C. 301, certiorari denied 63 U.S. S.Ct. 830, 318 U.S. 777, 87 L.Ed. 1145.) Shultz, by personally and arbitrarily refusing to emulate the governments of France, West Germany, and Britain in negotiating with Iran for the release of American nationals held captive in Lebanon and by ignoring senior advisers, including the assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, and per- sonally refusing the request of the Secretary General of the United Nations and the overwhelming majority of members of the General Assembly that Yasser Arafat be granted a U.S. visa, appears confi- dent that he can retire from office after fulfilling his boast, quoted by Thomas Dine of the American Israeli Political Action Com- mittee, that no secretary of state will be able to alter America's commitments to Israel for at least eight years. These commitments by Shultz have involved torts against plaintiff personally as will be described chronologically. They involve the point upon which Hammond V. Hull turned: the right to appeal fabricated charges of disloyalty. COUNT NO. 2: Violation of 42 U.S.C.A Section 1983 in the State of California. Shultz, also a resident of Cummington, Massa- chussetts, became a senior executive of Bechtel Group in 1974 at the time plaintiff was employed by J. Robert Fluor, chief execu- tive officer of Fluor Corporation -- Bechtel's largest American competitor -- to become a vice president for Middle East operations of a Fluor subsidiary with assignment in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This was known to plaintiff's opposite number in Bechtel, Parker T. Hart, and Hermann F. Eilts, American ambassador to Egypt. Both had served as ambassadors to Saudi Arabia. Also aware of plaintiff's assignment was Henry A. Kissinger, a cabinet associate of Shultz's in the Nixon administration, and Raymond F. Close, chief of the CIA station in Saudi Arabia. Plaintiff notified Close, a former junior officer in the Beirut CIA station when plaintiff was posted there as a principal adviser to Director of Central Intelligence Allen W. Dulles, of the approval of plaintiff's residence and work permits for Saudi Arabia and communicated the same information to Hart, a former government colleague, at a luncheon Hart hosted at the Cosmos Club in Washington. Kissinger, who later joined Chase Manhattan Bank as director of international operations, was aware that plain- tiff had been give leave of absence by J. Robert Fluor, personally, and Fluor's general counsel to complete litigation he had initiated in 1971 against Chase Manhattan in the Queen's Bench of the Royal Courts of Justice of England, as a litigant in person. After plaintiff's personal effects had been airshipped by Fluor to Saudi Arabia in January 1975, plaintiff's immediate superior in Los Angeles indicated that plaintiff's assignment might be can- - 2 - celled but this was overruled by J. Robert Fluor and his general counsel who approved plaintiff's leave of absence and departure for London to meet a February 3, 1975 trial date. Despite repeated subpoenas, Chase Manhattan Bank's London solicitors refused to pro- duce a key document upon which the trial could have turned but, act- ing alone in court, plaintiff failed to seek a summary judgement and the trial continued through March 17, 1975. Judgement was reserved pending the court's further examination of nearly 2,000 documents plaintiff had adduced in over three years of litigation in Singapore, Hong Kong, and London. After arriving in Beirut on March 21, plaintiff sent for the woman he married on March 30. On March 25, before her arrival, the local representative of Fluor's Saudi Arabian partner, Sheikh Ahmed Juffali, delivered to plaintiff a telex purporting to terminate his position as a Fluor executive. The only reason given was that plaintiff had used his Fluor business card to request Middle East Airline's London representative to facilite the issuance of a Lebanese entry visa. Also unusal was the verification by plaintiff's hotel that H. Thomas Lorne, formerly plaintiff's supervisor in Los Angeles, had arrived at the hotel from Saudi Arabia the same night plaintiff arrived from London but had failed to request a meeting. Lorne, who re- tained charge of Fluor's operations in Iran, had used Kermit Roose- velt, a CIA colleague of plaintiff's in the mid-1950s, as a con- sultant. in dealing with the shah's family. Unlike in the case of Ogden H. Hammer who sued Secretary of State Cordell Hull over the right to appeal accusations of dis- loyalty in Hammond V. Hull, plaintiff did not become aware until - 3 - September 8, 1983 (eight years after his termination by Fluor) of fabricated charges in the files of the CIA and FBI alleging that plaintiff had in November 1961 passed to British double agent H. A. R. "Kim" Philby confidential files of Vinnell Corporation, a Cal- ifornia engineering and construction firm for whom plaintiff was a vice president for petroleum-related operations worldwide. This document was released to plaintiff by the CIA six years, three months and five days after plaintiff's March 17, 1977 appeal of the denial of Privacy Act documents. As the CIA has known since September 9, 1983, plaintiff was not in Italy when this disclosure of information purportedly took place in Rome. Also, until Philby was induced by British intelligence to defect to Russia on January 23, 1963, the CIA believed that Philby was an agent of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or MI6) operating under journalistic cover. More important, the CIA memo- randum making this allegation was dated May 30, 1975 when plaintiff was incarcerated in Singapore's maximum security Changi prison as a result of his having gone to Singapore to sue Chase Manhattan Bank, using documents acquired in discovery, after Fluor had pur- ported to terminate plaintiff's position as a vice president. This and other relevant documents are exhibits in CA-86-3265-MA filed in this court on October 31, 1986 and in 87-1480 in the First Circuit Court of Appeals. Obviously, had plaintiff been allowed to take up his position with Fluor in Riyadh he would have waited there until the judgement in the Queen's Bench of the Royal Courts of Justice was handed down sometime in April 1975. and then de- cided whether to appeal an adverse judgement in London. - 4 - Plaintiff charges that Shultz, acting in concert with Henry A. Kissinger, used his position with Bechtel to procure plaintiff's dismissal by Fluor, just as Shultz has since becoming secretary of state used Bechtel Corporation as an instrument of foreign policy. To enable the court to appreciate the terrorism to which plain- tiff was subjected in Singapore between April 30 and July 13, 1975, two exhibits are submitted herewith: Exhibit D, a letter from plain- tiff's legal adviser in London, Robert A. Albert, shows that the possibility of plaintiff ever leaving Singapore was in doubt and that his dismissal by Fluor was a result of continuing with the London trial. (On March 20, 1984, plaintiff was approached at the J. W. Marriott Hotel in Washington by Eleazer A. Williams, who had been the CIA's chief of station in Singapore during plaintiff's in- carceration in 1975, and told that the American embassy had been powerless to provide assistance because the specialbranch of the Singapore police and its army intelligence were controlled by the intelligence services of Israel; a fact obviously known to then- Secretary of State Kissinger and possibly Shultz. The price of plaintiff's departure from Singapore was leaving all of his docu- ments adduced in evidence behind; since 1976, the State Depart- ment has refused requests to facilitate their recovery.) Exhibit E is an appraisal by the Canadian affiliate of the Los Angleles international appraisal firm of Marshall & Stevens which was entered in evidence in the Queen's Bench. It shows that plaintiff's shares in his Singapore company were set at $675,000.00 as of February 15, 1971 when Chase Manhattan created an illegal receivership to take over plaintiff's Southeast Asia oilfield - 5 - operations. This does not include the value of plaintiff's Hong Kong company, which he owned exclusively, or the loss of stock op- tions, bonuses, and retirement to which plaintiff would have been entitled at age 65 (a982) had his employment not been terminated and all of his personal effects left in Saudi Arabia. COUNT NO. 3: Plaintiff charges that these things were known to Shultz when he became secretary of State in August 1982 but that he did not reveal them to President Reagan, Vice President Bush, or William P. Clark, then assistant to the President for National Sec- urity Affairs, although they were known to Henry Kissinger. Exhibit F is a CIA memorandum dated January 7, 1977 which plaintiff received in further response to his March 17, 1977 Privacy Act appeal on July 2, 1986. It deals with Vinnell Corporation and was written at the time George Bush was director of Central Intelligence. The same allegations of plaintiff's treason appear in the only uncensored paragraph but the contents of the memorandum have been revealed as a result of plaintiff's contacts with former Vinnell executives who were induced to sell the shares in the company they acquired after the death of the company's founder in 1969, the year plain- tiffarrived in Singapore to start his Southeast Asia oilfield op- erations. At that time, Vinnell was implementing government con- tracts in Vietnam. Taiwan, and on Quemoy and Matsu. Between 1969 and 1975, U.S. intelligence agencies acquired the shares of Vinnell Corporation and used it for operations in Southeast Asia and, by 1975, in Saudi Arabia. During the tenures of CIA directors Colby and Bush, Henry Kissinger used his own back- channel communications with the National Security Council and did not include the CIA's directors in the distribution of sensitive - 6 - communications. In fact, it was a member of the Navy's Task Force 157, Kissinger's backchannel communications link, placed on plain- tiff's Singapore company's board by a Chase Manhattan affiliate, who facilitated the takeover of plaintiff's company. This man, Robert Bruce Sheeks, was still present in Singapore (despite a pay- ment of $10,000 plaintiff had made for his repatriation in 1971) in 1975 when plaintiff was incarcerated, deprived of his passport, and expelled from the American embassy. When plaintiff was terminated by Fluor in March 1975, Vinnell Corporation was mobilizing its contract to train the Saudi National Guard. By April 24, 1980, Richard V. Secord used Vinnell's con- tract in Oman to direct the abortive hostage rescue operation called Desert-One which produced the only eight Americans killed in action during the Carter administration. Albert Hakim, with whom Secord became affiliated in Stanford Technology, Inc. of Los Gatos, Cal- fornia and later Vienna, Virginia, was waiting in Tehran to facili- tate the rescue of the 52 American hostages in the event Desert- One had not been aborted. These things are cited not only because they adversely affected plaintiff but to illustrate that President Reagan inherited one of the "private, off-the-shelf, self-supporting enterprises" used in Iran-contra and that Shultz, if not directly, through Kissinger was aware of this at all material times as secretary of state. Because Secord and Hakim worked in collaboration with the Israelis in Iran, and Lt. Col. Oliver L. North was aware of this, it seems certain that this accounts for the inability of Shultz to oppose Israeli government policies at the risk of personal exposure. This inclu- des his most recent ruling denying a visa to Yasser Arafat. - 7 - 12/4/89 THE WASHING Americans Not Target of PLO Faction State Dept. 'Fact Sheet' Contradicts Shultz's Statement on Arafat By David B. Ottaway responsible for at least 15 terrorist three were Mossad agents. In re- Washington Post Staff Writer attacks since 1985," it said. latiation, Israel carried out a spec- Many of those attacks involved tacular bombing attack on PLO A new State Department "fact bombings in public places or assas- headquarters in Tunis on Oct. 1. sheet" on the terrorist activities of sination of Israelis. The general The fact sheet also says Force 17 Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction of the State Department definition of ter- has been "instrumental" in assas- Palestine Liberation Organization rorism is all acts of violence aimed at sinating other Palestinians opposed (PLO) shows it has been actively innocent civilians wherever they are. to Arafat's leadership, including Ali engaged in attacking Israeli targets, The PLO, even after renouncing Naji Awad Adhami, a cartoonist but-so far-no American ones. terrorism in its Cairo declaration, killed in London in July 1987. Secretary of State George P. has always regarded activities car- Another fact sheet on terrorist Shultz said his Nov. 26 decision to ried out inside Israel or the Israeli- groups released Oct. 31 by the deny a visa for Arafat to address occupied territories as acts of "na- counter-terrorism office dealt with the United Nations in New York tional liberation" rather than ter- the Hawari Group, the special oper- was based largely on "convincing rorism. ations group of Fatah's central se- evidence" that the PLO had en- In addition, Force 17 and other curity and intelligence apparatus. It gaged in "terrorism against Amer- PLO groups have long engaged in a is led by Abdallah and Hawari. icans and others." tit-for-tat war outside Israel against Most of its activites since 1985 The evidence, according to a agents of Israel's secret intelligence have been aimed at Syrian and Lib- State Department statement issued service, Mossad. yan targets in Western Europe, that day, included operations by Force 17's most sensational at- such as airline offices and diplo- Fatah's Force 17 security organ- tack outside Israel was the killing of mats. But the group's agents were ization and a Fatah group led by three Israelis aboard a yacht in the involved in at least two attacks on al-Hamid Labib, also known as Col. harbor in Larnaca, Cyprus, on Sept. American airline carriers, according Hawari. Those operations were un- 25, 1985. PLO officials said the to the State Department. dertaken, the statement said, fol- lowing the PLO's 1985 declaration in Cairo forswearing terrorism. The latest fact sheet prepared by the department's counter-terrorism bureau, but not formally released, details the history and activities of Force 17, which is led by Mahmud Ahmad al-Natur, alias Abu Tayib, and widely regarded as Arafat's personal security service. A copy of the document was obtained by The Washington Post. The document makes clear that Force 17's main energies have been directed at carrying out terrorist activities in Israel and the Israeli- occupied West Bank and covert op- erations against enemies of Fatah's leadership. Of 22 incidents listed between June 1985 and March 1988, none involved American citizens, accord- ing to the fact sheet. "Force 17 has concentrated its attacks on Israeli targets in Israel and the occupied territories where the group is believed to have been MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1988 A21 Safeguarding Secrets-and More Intelligence Units Take Hard Line Against Disclosure in North Case By George Lardner Jr. fect all the counts in the indictment week in secret hearings before Ge- Washington Post Staff Writer against North-cannot be officially sell under the Classified Informa- acknowledged. The CIA, the NSA and the rest in tion Procedures Act. The sessions, Ilopango airfield in El Salvador, the alphabet soup of the U.S. intel- which will resume Tuesday, are de- where the contra supply network's ligence community have been tak- voted exclusively to the excisions in ing a hard line against the disclo- planes were based, is one example. the 350 classified documents, cov- Government censors are still excis- sure of secrets-from the most ur- ering about 3,000 pages, that the ing it from documents as if it were gent to the seemingly trivial-as prosecution wants to use in press- still a genuine secret. Another is the Iran-contra scandal winds its ing 14 felony counts against North. the identity of countries that were way through the U.S. Courthouse The former White House aide is here. solicited for aid to the Nicaraguan also proposing disclosure of another rebels, such as China and Saudi Recent court filings in the case 3,500 documents, covering 40,000 against former White House aide Arabia. Still another, perhaps pages, as needed for his defense, Oliver L. North have opened a win- known only to Iran-contra aficiona- but Walsh has attacked that as an dow on the murky process, showing dos, is Mohammed Kangarlou, chief attempt to "graymail" the govern- an elaborate effort to protect not deputy in the Iranian prime minis- ment into dropping the case. The only information that could endan- ter's office who served as the "first judge has yet to deal with that head- ger lives, but also widely known channel" in the administration's se- ache. details that became part of the pub- cret arm sales to Iran. In his memo to Gesell Tuesday, lic glossary during last year's tele- In a memo to Gesell last Tues- Walsh listed 10 categories of infor- vised congressional hearings. day, Walsh emphasized that he had mation that has been censored from For the intelligence agencies, "deferred to the determination of his exhibits by an interagency task turmoil set in last July when North the agencies and departments as to force of the intelligence agencies. filed his "second supplemental" dis- whether disclosure of any informa- They presumably include the five covery request under seal to U.S. tion reasonably could be expected that Gesell was told in July were es- District Court Judge Gerhard A. to cause damage to the national se- pecially important. Gesell. curity." He added that he was pre- But the list also includes what In it, sources say, North de- pared to prove the government's White House spokesman Marlin manded almost every high-level case without it. Fitzwater conceded Thursday are secret in the government's store- Walsh said he is prepared to ne- "minor categories." house since 1984. Many of them gotiate further with the agencies if Sources familiar with the case dealt with operations still in prog- Gesell should rule that some or all doubt that the intelligence agencies ress. of what North wants is essential for would force dismissal of the case by Independent counsel Lawrence his defense. But the special pros- refusing to consent to disclosure of E. Walsh informed the court of the ecutor warned, as did the White details already publicly known. But intelligence community's over- House last week, that there are Walsh has said that they will rec- whelmingly negative reaction in a "certain categories of informa- ommend against disclosure of the special report on July 20, and it was tion-some of it deleted from the crucial categories even if Gesell discussed in veiled terms at a hear- prosecution's exhibits, some of it holds such material essential for a ing seven days later. It amounted to contained in other papers that fair trial. So far, the agencies are a broad-brush denial of the docu- North has demanded-that can maintaining a hard line on all fronts. ments North wanted to to defend never be publicly disclosed The Justice Department has the himself, especially against the cen- North has taken the position that last word. If the attorney general tral charges of conspiracy and theft he should be allowed to explore oth- refuses to release information the of government property. er U.S. covert operations to show court rules is material and relevant, The records that North hopes to how they were funded, who knew then Gesell can order dismissal of use to blunt those key charges are about them, and what his involve- the entire indictment or certain the most sensitive, sources said. ment was. Intelligence agencies counts in it; strike or preclude a They reportedly include the secret blanched when he asked for "any particular witness' testimony, or -Israeli counterterrorism and all" records about them. simply rule against the prosecution agreement under which Amiram "There are certain areas where on any of the issues underlying the Nir who died in a plane crash in they [the heads of the intelligence contested secrets. Mexico Wednesday said he and agencies] say the price is too high, It seems likely, however, that North supervised secret operations that Col. North has found a price some sort of trial will take place. The in 1985-86. Few details of these they can't pay," Walsh told Gesell at charges most in jeopardy, as Gesell operations have been disclosed. the July 27 hearing where the prob- has repeatedly suggested, are the But the bulk of the classified in- lem was first discussed. conspiracy and theft of government formation being withheld, sources Walsh, sources said, tried to get property counts against North con- said, concerns the names of coun- Central Intelligence Agency Direc- cerning his role in diverting profits tries, the identities of U.S. and for- tor William H. Webster, an old. to aid the contras from arms ship- eign officials, and other items that friend, to ease up on some of the Sea ments to Iran and other unauthorized amount to "diplomatic niceties." crecy at a meeting last July but got activities. Thus far, the judge has Administration officials continue to nowhere shown no inclination to dismiss any insist that these details-which af- The issue was finally joined last of the 12 other counts. THE WASHINGTON POST U.S.-Israeli Accord 12/4/88 Said to Authorize North-Nir Operations Ex-Official Made Disclosure Before Death By Bob Woodward and Walter Pincus Washington Post Staff Writers Amiram Nir, the former Israeli official who died in a Mexican plane crash Wednesday, said last June that a confidential Israeli-American agreement authorized still-secret counterterrorist operations that he and Lt. Col. Oliver L. North super- vised in 1985-86. American and Israeli sources confirmed that there was an Israeli- American agreement, referred to as "terms of reference" or "accords" by some knowledgable sources. Its existence has never been disclosed to Congress, according to American sources familiar with it. A White House spokesman said AMIRAM NIR yesterday the Reagan administra- said he was kept on "short leash" tion would have no comment on the agreement or any operations that the Israeli government has detailed may have been conducted under it. records of all of them. Yossi Gal, spokesman for the Is- One operation conducted under raeli embassy, said, "I won't go into the agreement was the organizing this agreement Israel and the of an armed force of Lebanese United States have lots of agree- Druze in Beirut in May, 1986, at a ments We have never main- time when the White House was tained that Nir was operating on his considering the use of force to try own or as a renegade Every- to free American hostages. thing he did was being done by the Disclosure of the agreement adds government of Israel." yet another layer to the mysteries Nir disclosed the existence of an surrounding the Iran-contra affair. agreement during interviews in As described by Nir, the agreement London last June. He maintained led to a series of covert actions that that secret U.S.-Israeli covert op- had common tactical elements. The erations were authorized by Pres- now-famous secret transactions ident Reagan and then-Israeli Prime that produced unauthorized aid for Minister Shimon Peres under the the Nicaraguan contras from the accords: Few details of these oper- profits of arms sales to Iran may ations have been disclosed. Ni said See NIR. A16, Col. 1 Survivor of crash that killed Nir reportedly used assumed name. A14 A16 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1988 THE WASHINGTON POST Nir Described Still Secret U.S.-Israeli Accord Washington Post editors con- With Iranian middleman Manu- NIR, From A1 cluded that Nir's death Wednesday cher Ghorbanifar, Nir arranged for removed the reasons for the agree- have fit a pattern established in ment to withold attribution to Nir of Iranian help in freeing the Rev. those other secret undertakings. Lawrence C. Jenco, an American the information he provided in June. And, like the arms-for-hostages In a telephone interview on Friday, hostage held by Lebanese extrem- dealings with Iran, these other se- ists. Jenco was released in July Nir's widow, Judy, said she knew cret operations were apparently 1986 based on Ghorbanifar's prom- that her husband was talking to hidden from Congress. ise that the United States would Woodward, but she had "no idea" References were made to the why he was doing it. At the time of subsequently ship arms to Tehran. North-Nir "off-the-books" opera- Nir called Ghorbanifar "a tool, no his death he was not prepared to tions during the congressional Iran- matter whose tool," adding that he tell his story publicly, she said. contra investigation, but Nir's as- was told by an important figure in Nir was a central figure in many sertion that they were carried out the affair that "imperfect tools must aspects of the Iran-contra affair: under an agreement was the first be used for imperfect ends." He was cited by North as the indication that he and North, who On July 29, 1986, within days af- originator (in November 1985) of has since retired from the military, ter Jenco was released, Nir briefed the idea of generating profits from claimed top-level governmental au- Vice President Bush and his chief of arms sales to Iran to fund other co- thorization for their activities. staff, Craig L. Fuller, in Israel on vert projects-the idea North used Nir was interviewed by reporter later to divert support to the Ni- the need to respond to the release Bob Woodward for 13 hours last caraguan rebels. In January 1986, by shipping arms to Iran. June 25 and 26 in London. He dis- Like the other Israeli participants North and Nir discussed using $2.5 cussed some of his activities with in the affair, Nir was barred by his million from the first direct sale of the understanding that these were U.S. arms to Iran for their joint co- government from answering ques- preliminary and "private" conver- tions from the U.S. Justice Depart- vert operations, according to an sations. He said he expected to tell entry in North's notebook made ment, independent counsel Law- his story publicly later, and said he rence E. Walsh and congressional public by the congressional Iran- was debating how best to do it-in contra committees. When details of investigators. Nir was interviewed a television interview, for a news- the Iran-contra operation were during an Israeli investigation and paper or some other way. Wood- about to be disclosed in November information he provided was includ- ward and Nir agreed that the infor- 1986, Nir refused North's request ed in reports Israel filed with the mation Nir provided was not to be House-Senate Iran-contra commit- that he take the blame for the di- attributed to him without further tees and Walsh. version of profits to the contras, discussions. Nir said in the interview that Is- according to North's notebooks. Nir In those interviews, Nir said re- said in the June interview: "I like rael carefully restricted the infor- peatedly that half or less of the sto- mation that was provided to U.S. in- Ollie. He was under great pressure. ry of the secret arms transactions To mix the Iran operation and the vestigators of the Iran-contra affair, with Iran was publicly known. He contras was stupid, stupid, stupid." assigning a former senior Israeli of- refused to elaborate. Nir represented Israel in nego- ficial who had been inspector gen- Throughout the summer Nir did tiations with U.S. and Iranian rep- eral of the Israeli armed forces, re- not return numerous phone calls to resentatives that led to three ship- serve Gen. Raphael Vardi, to re- his home in Israel. The Post pre- ments of U.S. arms to Iran in 1986. view the Israeli documents. Two pared a story on the secret U.S.-Is- He accompanied former national limited chronologies, one financial raeli agreement, but editors decid- security adviser Robert C. (Bud) and the other historical, were given ed not to print the story in hopes of McFarlane and North on their se- to the United States. By sticking to getting a fuller account later from cret mission to Tehran in May dates and the most general descrip- Nir or other U.S. or Israeli sources. 1986. Nir said in the June interview tions of planned agenda items for In a subsequent telephone con- that McFarlane failed to improvise meetings, the Israelis conveyed versation Oct. 10, Nir said he was and take advantage of the meetings, very little of substance to the Unit- not ready to "go public," citing the that "fully 50 percent of [this trip] is ed States, Nir said. damage publicity might do to his not known," and that he had exten- Nir said Israel has assembled ex- business activities. But he said he sive notes on this and other aspects tensive records not turned over to would be willing to meet again in of the secret initiative. the U.S., based in part on his de- London sometime in the future, and Nir and North planned and car- tailed notes and papers. They pro- held out the possibility that he ried. out at least two secret joint op- vided point-by-point documentation would provide important revela- erations outside normal intelligence of all contacts, discussions and un- tions about U.S. officials. channels. These were "only part" of dertakings with U.S. officials, in- their covert activities. Nir said, cluding North, Nir said. "There is much more." Nir said he also provided full these joint operations financed by written reports to his superiors and Iranian arms sales were authorized gave oral briefings to Shimon by the secret U.S.-Israeli counter- Peres, the Israeli prime minister terrorism agreement, and so were who hired him as counterterrorist legal. North's lawyers have said adviser, and later to Peres' succes- they want to introduce still-secret sor, Yitzak Shamir. Nir said he was material in his defense; this agree- "on a short leash." ment is one of the secrets they At the time North and Nir joined want to use, according to an in- forces in 1985, the former military formed source. North's lawyer, correspondent for Israeli television Brendan V. Sullivan Jr., declined was the newly appointed counterter- comment. rorist adviser to Peres. North was a Nir and North's counterterrorist member of the staff of the National operations were mentioned in rec- Security Council and was responsible ords released in the Iran-contra in- for coordinating counterterrorist vestigations. They show Reagan and activities for the White House. Peres were aware of covert counter- Informed sources said the secret terrorist plans and operations being agreement that Nir said authorized arranged by North and Nir. the Nir-North undertakings was For example, a Sept. 15, 1986, signed by high-level officials for memo from North to then-national both governments. Nir said he security adviser John M. Poindexter OLIVER L. NORTH drafted the agreement and that it shows that Reagan was informed of said to endure "great pressure" was formalized in an exchange of some of these plans. letters between Reagan and Peres. Poindexter was set to meet with 1985 authorizing antiterrorist op- Other sources involved in counter- Nir for 10 minutes before an up- erations and stipulating that any terrorist operations for the two coming meeting between Peres and actions taken under those orders in Reagan. "Purpose of this meeting is countries said the agreement was "good faith" would be "deemed" le- to debrief Nir on his meeting with signed at a lower level. gal-language several officials in- Peres over the weekend," North Whatever form it took, the terpreted as a "license to kill." told Poindexter. After that session agreement is an important missing Under longstanding executive with Nir, "You will then be able to piece in the history of secret White orders, it is illegal for American brief the President on Peres' views House operations in President Rea- intelligence operatives to engage in North told his bose. gan's second term. any activity that could lead to as- The same memo shows Reagan U.S. government sources said sassinations, but those intelligence was briefed for a scheduled meeting the agreement originally was nego- findings signed by Reagan seemed with Peres the next day at which tiated by the State Department and to at least some officials to create a bilateral counterterrorist efforts the Israeli foreign ministry to per- legal loophole to circumvent that were high on the agenda. The memo mit the exchange of sensitive infor- prohibition. was heavily censored in the Iran- mation between U.S. and Israeli One of several versions of the See NIR, A17, Col. 1 government counterterrorism ex- "license-to-kill" finding was signed perts. These sources said Nir and by Reagan on Aug. 11, 1985, at North in their activities clearly about the time that Nir said he was went beyond this intent, at least as drafting the secret American-Israeli understood by senior State Depart- agreement on counterterrorism. The same senior American ment officials. The agreement is formally spelled source said that because Congress out in its "terms of reference," which was never told of this secret anti- terrorism agreement with Israel, it officials said included vague language appeared to be a new case of failure and statements that are subject to by the administration to give the different interpretations. legally required notification to Con- One senior U.S. source said the gress of a covert intelligence activ- American-Israeli agreement ap- ity. The Iran-contra investigations peared to be connected to earlier showed that the administration also authorizations or "findings" for co- failed to notify congressional over- vert intelligence operations signed sight committees about the 1985- by Reagan, which authorized ag- 86 secret sales of U.S. arms to Iran. gressive antiterrorist actions. The North faces criminal charges that Post reported in October that Rea- he conspired to divert U.S. govern- gan signed findings in 1984 and ment funds for unauthorized activ- ities based on his use of the pro- ceeds of arms sales to Iran. Nir said in the interview that he expected North to maintain at his trial that A14 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1988 THE WASHINGTON POST Survivor of Mexican Crash Reportedly Used Alia Focus of Attention in Mystery Surrounding Israeli Shifts to Secretive Canadian Woma However, some details of her At Stanton's hospital room today, By William Branigin account have been contradicted by a young woman who answered the Washington Post Foreign Service Mexican officials, making it likely door initially said that Cruchet was MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3-The that she will be investigated by po- in the room and went to get. him. focus of attention in the mysterious lice when she is medically fit to an- But an Argentine woman who case of Amiram Nir Nisker, the Is- swer questions. emerged a few minutes later, quick- raeli arms dealer and Iran-contra According to the Mexico City dai- ly shutting the door behind her, said middleman who died in a plane ly La Jornada, Stanton registered Cruchet was not present and denied crash Wednesday in rural Mexico, under the name of "Ester Arriaga" knowing any such person. shifted here today to the activities for the flight, which was chartered For the past two days, Stanton's of a secretive Canadian woman who by Nir using the alias "Pat Weber." hospital room has been virtually was badly injured in the crash. Two Mexican officials in Micho- guarded by several persons who The woman, identified as Adriana acan state have said Stanton was have identified themselves as her Stanton, 25, is recovering from her serving as a secretary or "guide" for "friends" but refused to give their injuries in a Mexico City hospital, Nir during his unexplained visit to names or provide any information where Canadian authorities that say Uruapan. that might clear up the mystery she is in "critical but stable condi- According to his passport, Nir surrounding the case. tion." received a visa from the Mexican One of Stanton's unidentified According to a Mexican newspa- Embassy in London on Nov. 25 and companions, the Argentine woman per, Stanton, like Nir, was traveling arrived in Mexico City two days who claims she is in Mexico as a under an assumed name on the ill- later. Mexican authorities say he "tourist," asserted yesterday and fated flight. flew to Uruapan the following day, today that Stanton's trip on the Stanton was one of four persons, Nov. 28, and stayed there with un- Taxi Aereo de Uruapan charter including the pilot, on board the identified "friends" to carry out plane with Nir had been a "pure co- Cessna six-seater plane that went some as yet unspecified "business" incidence" and that she had had no down Wednesday on a ranch south dealings. connection with the Israeli. of Ciudad Hidalgo in the central When the Michoacan state attor- However, when asked how this Mexican state of Michoacan, about ney general's office issued a state- assertion could be reconciled with 110 miles west of Mexico City. ment on the plane crash Thursday, the fact that the flight was not The plane, apparently chartered the injured woman was identified as scheduled but apparently had been by Nir under an assumed name, was Ester Arriaga, 23. No mention was chartered by Nir, the Argentine en route from the Michoacan town made of Adriana Stanton in that woman would not answer, nor of Uruapan to Mexico City when it initial statement. would she comment on what Stan- developed engine trouble. The pilot According to Anselmo Esparza ton was doing in Uruapan. attempted an emergency landing, Verduzco, an official in the public Mexican officials said. prosecutor's office in Ciudad Hidal- Nir and a Mexican passenger, go, the body of Nir was initially Pedro Espinoza Hurtado, were identified and recovered Pedro killed instantly when the plane Cruchet, an Argentine citizen re- smashed into the ground, while siding in Uruapan. Stanton and pilot Guillermo Cua- honte, 28, survived with serious head and bodily injuries. Since being transfered to a Mex- ico City hospital, Stanton and an unidentified friend who has been staying with her have told reporters that she did not know Nir and that her presence on the flight with him was coincidental. Nir Reportedly in Mexico to Buy Avocados Associated Press they could not explain why he ap- Arriaga said police obtained in- parently decided to travel under an formation about Nir's visit from URUAPAN, Mexico, Dec. 4- assumed name. Pedro Curchet, the local agent for Amiram Nir, the Israeli go-between Jose Luis Arriaga, a Federal Ju- Eupasa, which he said employs in secret U.S. arms deals with Iran dicial Police commander in about 50 people in an avocado-pack- who died in a plane crash last week, Uruapan, said Nir spent three days ing operation in Uruapan. told people he was in Mexico to buy at the best hotel in town and dis- Curchet identified Nir's body in avocados, police said. cussed avocado prices with a the wreckage of the Aerotaxis of Federal authorities continued French-owned exporter. Nir was Uruapan Cessna T-210 that went today to investigate the light-plane traveling on a visa issued Nov. 25 in down Wednesday in the mountains crash and Nir's visit to Uruapan, an London. outside Ciudad Hidalgo, about 110 out-of-the-way city in the western "He came to solicit prices for av- miles west of Mexico City. mountains of Michoacan state ocados," Arriaga said, adding that Curchet was one of a party of famed for its avocados and notori- he did not know if Nir was acting as about eight people from Argentina ous for its drug trafficking. an independent buyer or as an who had been staying at the hillside Nir, 37, was a counterterrorism agent for an importer abroad. hotel since September but left adviser to Israeli prime pinister Shi- He said Nir had planned to return Thursday or Friday. mon Peres and his successor, Yitz- to Uruapan in a week, possibly to Hotel personnel and police who hak Shamir. He was a central figure close a deal with the exporter Eu- interviewed Curchet said the visit in many aspects of the Iran-contra pasa, a local subsidiary of Lucal was Nir's first. Curchet could not affair that grew out of the secret France, a fruit-and-vegetable im- be located for comment, and the U.S. arms sales to Iran and the sub- porter based in France. offices of Eupasa in Uruapan were sequent diversion of some sales When Nir left Uruapan on a char- closed today. profits to the U.S.-backed Ni- ter flight, he registered under an Israeli Embassy officials and caraguan contra rebels. assumed name, Pat Weber. How- friends of Nir in Israel have said Nir Police here said they have no ev- ever, Arriaga said, Nir used his own was in Mexico on a business trip but idence that Nir's visit to Uruapan name at the hotel he stayed at in would not reveal the nature of the involved anything but avocados. But Uruapan. visit. July 31st, 1980 Dear Bill, I hope by now you have received an Iareli envelope containing four rather long clippings in a curious semittic language. Well, these were the four installments published so far in Maariv, translated (not by me, though) from your book. A good friend who read them all told me recently: "this is an eye opener So there you are. Afifth and last installment shall be published within few weeks. or coursee I'll send you a copy. Now you cannot imagine how happy you have made me with the exhilirating news about chances to have the Hoover Institute publish my fathers diaries. I remember this importnat institute from my days back at he Russian Institute at Columbia University, where several heavy volumes full of fascunating documents all relating to the Russian Revolution had the name "Hoover Institute" clearly rinted on them. In my mind I do not see a more appropriate publisher of the condensed diary that this place. Now that I agree, all that is L left is for the other party to consent I have so far have not heard from Charles Palm, though perhals it is too early. However, meanwhile a rather important event had occurred, namely, the forboding booklet "Israel's Sacred Terror" by Livia Rokach (a former Israeli journalist; daughter of an Israeli Minister for the Interior who also setved under my father; shoo became a vigorous anti-Zionist; presented in the above mentioned booklet as "an Italian writer & journakist of Palestinian origin") has been published in the USA by the AAUG organization in spite of warnings from "our (including myself) that this publication involves breach of copyright laws. Now I got this booklet yesterday. It is very well written I even ABT agree with most of its contents. I am convinced though, that the publishers just stole poqts of my old man's diary and that they should by rtghtly persecuted (I a am now looking for the right layer who specializes in these matters; only if he insists that no copyright laws have been broken, 2 shall let go). But all this is beyond the point. What is important from publishing the as fum condensed volume is concerned is that now we have on our hands quite a stunning booklet, containig the most provocative elements in my fathers diar well translated into Ebglish. What's more, the very xistance of the booklet by Rokacn as well as her comment on the value of the diary should office to entice any seriousé publisher, especially an academic one, to fight over rights of publishing the source material on which such a booklet is built. Again, 1 have been playin chess with myself, but wht I do dare sugge. here is that you get hold of the booklet ( I understand it can be purchased for $4.50 from National Association of Arab Americans, 1825 Connecticut Ave,, N.W. Wasmington D.C. 20009), and then pass it on to Charless Palm and see wh. he thinks afterwards. 1 was happy to note you were accorded visiting scholar status at Hoov for the purpose of writing your next book on Iran. Surely you are aware of the intricate relations which evolved betweem us & the Shah regime. 1 do hot know now you want to handke this subject in your book and how much length yo fell you have to give it. Howeveré I would be nappy to nelp. Some OI my best friends served in Iran (including our las Ambassador Uri Lubrani). I myself spent a whole year in Teheran (1970) thank to my wife the choreograph who was invited over there to be the main teacher of lram's national school for folklore in Teneran Indeed, if the dream of publishing my fatners diary by H.I. comes true, it might be a great idea if I could manage to come there for clinching matters and then we could meet and discuss your book plan too. Moreover, at the back of my head 1 have alittle flame of am idea to t a book on tha Sinai campaign 01 1956, detarting especially the Israeli story which has nevr been tola truely, Pernaps, tne HELD 55 is the rignt place to sponsor such an effort. 1 would love to spenT there several months on th project. Please give'a little thought to this idea and let me have your judgement of it. Sincerely, taska Former CIA agent running covert campaign for Bush Author sees Republican candidate as spy agency's savior such a view could cause problems By Miguel Acoca international game' as it is present- for the Bush campaign, but he em- ly developing without covert opera- SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER phasized that the group believed tions, and that the 'new CLA' we FEB 29 1988 WASHINGTON - A former CIA U.S. support for Israel's integrity propose will be ineffective without 291988 officer who is highly critical of the should continue. a president the American people way the Reagan administration has Documents released by the con- will trust." run covert operations is quietly pro- gressional Iran-contra probe indi- He said: "To most of us this moting the presidential candidacy cate that Bush always was wary of means George Bush." of Vice President Bush as the man Israel's role in the secret weapons Copeland, both in the interview capable of renovating the belea- sales. and in the paper, was highly critical guered spy agency Other intelligence sources said of Reagan's and Casey's support for The former CLA operative is MI- that some former CIA officers the Nicaraguan rebels and for seek- les: Copeland, a covert-operations working behind the scenes to pro- ing military solutions to politica! practitioner who served in the CIA mote Bush included Archibeld Roo- problems with Third World govern- in the 1950s as link to Gamal Abdel sevell, who worked with Copeland ments hostile to U.S. policies. Nasser, the anti-Israeli Egyptian na in the Middle East during the tury He advocated reducing the influ- tionalist leader. Copeland also won bulent 1950s. ence within the CIA of paramilitary a degree of fame in the 1960s as the The sources said that Roosevelt operators from the Vietnam War author of "The Game of Nations," had discussed Copeland's ideas for era and concentrating on develop- book based on his experiences. a "new CLA with-Bush. Copeland ing a group of regional experts with He says he and other retired CLA declined to discuss Roosevelt's in- skills in language and history. P officers support Bush, who was CIA volvement, and he would not name Copeland said the problem with n director in 1976-77. others in his group. Last summer, Copeland sent oth- Copeland is proposing to change er retired intelligence operators the nature of covert operations, paper calling for a radical change switching from an emphasis on Reader's Note: Copeland was in the way eovert operations are arming and supporting guerrilla run. The Examiner has obtained a the author of the article in factions to a more political ap- copy of the document, which also proach. That would focus on at- the Washington Star published derides the way President Reagan tempting to change the direction of (only 3 days before Carter's and former CLA Director William unfriendly governments. Desert One hostage rescue missio: Casey conducted the Iran-contra He said he had not discussed the which "blew" the details of the operations. proposal directly with Bush. Intelli- "The fault of the Reagan admin- mission and was broadcast into gence sources familiar with Cope- istration has not been in keeping land's plans, however, said he Iran from Iraq secrets, but in doing stupid things would meet with Bush in the near radio up until in secret," the paper said. future and brief him. the April 25,198 In an interview, Copeland said Copeland's "confidential" paper rescue attempt. members of his informal pro-Bush last summer said he would not give group advocated greater collabora- Copeland is campaign speeches for Bush. How- tion with the Arab nations and a ever, Copeland said he was speak- an old and more even-handed approach to ing in "support of my friends in the close CIA ward Israel intelligence community who argue colleague of Copeland acknowledged that that we cannot hold our own in the George Bush. Examiner file photo VICE PRESIDENT BUSH GAINS SUPPORT OF FORMER CIA AGENT Candidate backed by 'friends in the intelligence community' Nicaragua's government could erations. have been solved by sending CLA Copeland said he had been ap- experts to deal with the govern- proached by Manucher Ghorbani- ment the way he and others operat- far, the Iranian middleman in the ed in the Middle East: They toppled secret arms sales, for help in pro- governments to promote U.S. inter- moting the sales with Casey. ests without firing a shot or arming and organizing guerrilla troops. Copeland began in U.S. intelli- Copeland's support for Bush gence with the Office of Strategic comes despite the fact that Bush Services during World War 11, has been among the staunchest sup- joined the CLA in the late 1940s and porters of the contras and has had served as a CLA consultant on "oper- nothing but praise for Marine Lt. ational techniques" upon his retire- Col. Oliver North, who faces the ment. ossibility of prosecution for his Always outspoken, he now is SUMMARY No estimate of devlopments likely to follow President Reagan's December 14 decision "to initiate a dialogue with PLO representatives" leading to a "comprehensive peace in the Middle East" should overlook documented history. Specifically, attention should be paid to the roles of the U.S., the U.S.S.R., the U.N., and Sweden before and after David Ben Gurion's unilateral declaration of a Jewish state, with deliberately-undefined borders ag- ainst the advice of Secretary of State George Marshall, on May 14, 1948 and the negotiation of armistice agree- ments among Israel and its four Arab neighbors in face- to-face meetings mediated by the U.N.'s Dr. Ralph Bunche starting on January 7, 1949. On September 17, 1948, U.N. Mediator Count Folke Berna- dotte (of Sweden's royal family) and his assistant, Col. Andre P. Serot of the French Air Force, were brutally murdered in the New City of Jerusalem by members of the terrorist Stern Gang, led by Yitzhak Shamir (then Izer- nitsky), Joshua Cohen, Yisrael Elad, and Stanley Gold- foot (a South African racist), but two Americans, Frank Begley and Cdr. William R. Cox. USN, survived. The peace plan Bernadottes had forwarded to the United Nations was accepted and it became the bais of de jureU.S. recognition of Israel and Trans-Jordan by the U.S. gov- ernment on January 13, 1949. The armistice agreements fol- lowed, but these were renounced by Ben Gurion during the 1956 Suez War. The seven basic premises of the Bernadotte Plan, accepted by Israel, are: (1) Peace must be restored in Palestine by any means possible; (2) A Jewish state clled Israel exists in Palestine and there are no gound reasons for assuming that it will not continue to do so; (3) The boundaries of this state must be fixed by the United Nations if the parties concerned cannot agree upon them; (4) The boundaries originally proposed by the Gen- eral Assembl's vote on Nov. 29 for a partition of Palestine must be revised to produce "geographical homogenety;" (5) The innocent people uprooted from their homes by the present terror and ravages of war" must be assured the right to return to their ho mes orto get compensation if they cannot or will not return. (6) Jerusalem, "because of its religious and inter- national significance and the complexity of interests involved, should be accorded special and separate treatment." (7) International guarantees should be provided "as a means of allaying existing fears, and particularly with regard to boundaries and human rights." Each one of these provisions was anathema to Israel's govern- ments and they continue to be so. Both the U.S. and U.S.S.R. have offered to guarantee Israel's borders and security; in each case the offer was rejected on grounds that only the Jews could provide for their own security after the holo- caust. Offers of U.N. observation forces have always been refused by Israel on grounds that the U.N. was pro- Arab. The only U.N. forces Israel has accepted have been based on Arab territory: the Sinai in 1957; the Golan Heights in 1975; and Lebanon in 1978. In each case, the Iraeli army overran the U.N. groups when starting a new war. Israel is the only country in the world receiving U.S. mil- itary and economic aid without any end-use inspection or restrictions on its use for defensive purposes only, as still required by the Mutual Security Act. In evacuating the Sinai, Israel sold U.S. equipment back to America, was given vast amounts to construct replacement facilities, and rejected a U.N. force to separate its forces from Egypt. Kissinger then arranged that U.S. troops perform the function assigned to the U.N. with the risk that Americans will be killed (as were those flying home for Christmas) if they interefered with a new attack on Egypt based on a breach of the Camp David Accords. A constant threat by Sharon! The status of Jerusalem is nonnegotiable in Israel's eyes and this has never been challenged by the Reagan administration. The same applies to the Golan Heights and Shultz has never been able to change this position. The annexation of south Lebanon can be expected if Israel is faced with a U.N. res- olution demanding the removal of all foreign forces from that country. Yet, Russia and the U.S. forced Israel to with- draw from Sinai in 1957. We are today living with the price paid for this -- Israel's nuclear capability. In summary, "a comprehensive peace agreement" is anathema to Israel and has been since 1949 when the CIA and Bechtel spon- sored a coup installing a military dictator who was supposed to make peace bilaterally. Ben Gurion rejected this and Col. Za'im was assassinated five months later. Nuri Said, King Abdullah, Anwar Sadat, and Bashir Gemayel met the same fate. With the new U.S. position on the PLO, Arafat becomes a target for assassination for the first time. Partition of Palestine Beit Sanim colony. which the Arab Legion West of Jerusalem, Egyptians captured on Tuesday. but has won control of large north the United Press said.) Palestine areas assigned to the have thrust westward toward the After allowing the Israeli forces The communique added that Tal- Israeli-held coastal plain. to encircle the colony. the Egyp- Arabs under the United Nations pioth. a suburb of New Jerusalem, tians counter-attacked, the com- partition plan. Trans-Jordan troops control file muniqué said. was bombarded by heavy artillery. Israeli forces hold the coastal Jerusalem area with the aid of ir- The Egyptian air force bombed strip from Tel Aviv to the Leba- regular tribal fighters who have Egyptian forces entered Aqqur fortifications on the Jerusalein- nese border. running inland to the occupied Lydda. Ramleh and La. and Hartuv on the Jerusalem- Latrun road and in Tel Aviv gaso- Syrian frontier. They control the trun. sealing off 100.000 Jews in Ramieh road and light infantry line dumps were hit. Egyptian Hule Valley and the key towns of modern Jerusalem. The Arabs con- made a successfull raid on Ein planes returned safely from both Safed. Tiberias. Beisan and Afule. trol all roads leading to Jerusalem. Guinom colony on the Jerusalem- operati S. the communique added. in addition to virtually all roads The Legion and Palestine Arabs ebron road. destroying several leading to the north Palestine control Jerusalem's Old City and buildings and setting two dumps coast. the Sheikh Jarrah quarter, while on fire. Rival Positions at Deadline tions. Israeli forces hold the modern sec. Syrian and Lebanese troops [An Egyptian advance to that AMMAN, Trans-Jordan. June 10 boistered by irregulars. have occu- Egyptian regulars dominate sector would put the patrols. at - With the four-week truce pied Malikia and taken up posi- south Palestine. They have ad- Hartuv. only three miles sóuth only a few hours away, this was tions overlooking Lake Hule. vanced within twenty miles of Tel of Bab el Wad on the Jerusalem- Land: the military picture in the Holy In that northern area. Iraqi Aviv in the west and have linked forces hold the Arab triangle with Arab legionnaires at Bethle- Tel Aviv road. and that dis- Israel has lost the Negeb area hem in the east. tance from a junction with the formed by the towns of Nablus. in south Palestine to the Egyptians Tulkarm and Jenin. The Iraqis June 11. 1948 BERNADOTTE IS SLAIN IN JERUSALEM; KILLERS CALLED 'JEWISH IRREGULARS'; SECURITY COUNCIL WILL ACT TODAY HIS CAR AMBUSHED spokesman in Tel Aviv as having [A Jerusalem dispatch quoted said: "I am satisfied that it has Truce Staff Announcement Dr. Bernard Joseph, Military happened." but added that the A United Nations truce staff an. Governor for the Israeli part of spokesman was unaware whether nouncement here said: Mediator Was Defying Jerusalem. as saying that all members of the group were re- possible measures had been taken "Count Bernadotte killed by two sponsible for the killing. to apprehend the assassins.] Jewish irregulars in hold-up 1700 Warnings by Tour- hours today on way to New City of Jerusalem. In same hold-up French Aide Dies U. N. MEDIATOR KILLED IN PALESTINE United Nations senior observer Col. Andre Serot of French Air Force killed. "Mediator was on tour of Middle STERN GROUP IS BLAMED Eastern capitals to bring security and peace to Palestine. "Arrangements made bring U. S. Consul Calls Terrorists bodies in Red Cross ambulance from Jerusalem to Haifa." 'Presumably' Responsible Dr. Paul Mohn, acting chief of staff and legal adviser to the cen- -Palestine Is: Tense tral truce supervision board at Haifa, ordered that all United Na- By JULIAN LOUIS MELTZER tions flags over the buildings that it occupies be lowered to half staff. Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES TEL AVIV, Israel, Sept. 17- The Israeli-controlled "Voice of Count Folke Bernadotte, United Jerusalem" radio gave the follow- Nations Mediator for Palestine, ing account of the assassination of Count Bernadotte: and another United Nations offi- cial, detached from the French Air He was traveling in a car from Force, were assassinated this after- Government House to Katamon. A noon within the Israeli-held area jeep with three armed men ap- of Jerusalem. proached the vehicle and auto- Count Bernadotte matic fire opened at the Media- was on his way from the former British High tor's car. Count Bernadotte was Commissioner's residence in south- seriously injured and the French ern Jerusalem and was passing colonel was killed outright. The through the Katamon suburb when Count died shortly afterward. "Jewish irregulars" held up the Colonel Lundstroem Unhurt Mediator's car. The radio statement added that (John J. MacDonald. United Gen. Aage Lundstroem, Count Ber- States Consul General in Jeru- nadotte's chief of staff, in the same salem, reported to the State car, was unhurt. Col. Frank Beg. Department that Count Berna- ley of the United Nations Secre- dotte and Col. Andre Pierre tariat was slightly injured. Serot had been ambushed, "pre- Numerous wall placards appeared sumably by the Stern Gang." recently in Jerusalem and Tel Count Folke Bernadotte [Reuters quoted a Stern Group Aviv over the imprint of Fighters The New York Times (by Neal Boenzi) for the Freedom of Israel (Stern that Count Ber- Colonel Serot was killed instantly. end of the truce had been accompanied by an official liaison "get out" of Israel The telegram telling of the at- threatened by Arao preparations officer of the Jewish forces. properly to enforce tack was signed by Dr. Ralph J. for attack.] In the Katamon quarter of the Bunche. United States member of One cartoon showed & the United Nations Secretariat The 53-year-old Count had just New City. well within Jewish soot kicking the Count. capped four months of mediation lines. all three cars were stopped An Israeli spokesman in Tel Aviv said that Moshe Shertok, efforts in the Palestine dispute by at a road block in which was on he held a news conference forwarding his report for consider- parked an Israeli Army-type Jeep ly in the Belgian Consulate Israeli Foreign Minister. had sent al at Jerusalem, two jeeps telegrams to King Gustav V of ation by the United Nations filled with men in Jewish Army General Assembly meeting in Paris uniforms. all of whom got out Sweden. Countess Bernadotte and but the driver. ng young men and women of United Nations Secretary General next week. He had said that this term Group picketed the en- Trygve Lie that had said: report had pointed to conclusions Two of these men. apparently with large signs. One said: "Deeply shocked by outrageous that might end the conflict. recognizing the Mediator's car, tholm is yours. Jerusalem is murder of Count Bernadotte by He had flown yesterday from approached it. stood by the win- Rhodes. his headquarters. to Da- dow and fired at point-blank The other advised him to criminal outlaws who are execrated range. Count Bernadotte and by the entire people of Israel and mascus. the Syrian capital. where Col. Andre P. Serot, French Air out. If it is proved that the the Jewish community of Jeru- he had announced his intention of Forces, United Nations observer, ers for Freedom group had salem. On behalf of the Govern- again trying to demilitarize Jeru- sitting beside him in rear of car, onnection with the slaying, salem. ment of Israel I beg to express our were both hit several times. Colo- loubtedly will provoke rapid feelings of grief and profound sym- Discussing the second two- nel Serot being killed instantly. by the Israeli military ad- pathy. The Government of Israel months-old truce in Palestine, and Count Hernadotte having lost ration in Jerusalem. is adopting the sternest measures which he had negotiated, he had consciousness almost immediately, to bring the criminals to justice." told reporters in Damascus that dying within a few minutes after er the indeterminate post- In the attack Frank Begley, Jerusalem was a "trigger-happy" his arrival at Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem. pending the so- chief security officer for the city where both sides were shoot- where he was driven by United of its future constitutional United Nations. who was driving ing in the dark without knowing Nations Secretariat officer. Frank the Stern Group operates what they were shooting at. Begley, who was driver of Media- Count Bernadotte's car. suffered He had left Damascus this morn- tor's car at time of attack and in the Israeli areas and, like powder burns. He raced to the gun Zvai Leumi, maintains hospital with the fatally wounded ing and had arrived in Jemisalem who suffered only powder burns. Count. at 11 A. M. He was killed six Gen. Aage Lundstrom. chief of n private army camps and hours later. staff truce supervision. also seat- te status. En route from Damascus to Kol- ed in rear of car, miraculously ough the Irgun announced Continued Despite Warning escaped injury. Comdr. William landia Airport, outside Jerusalem, R. Cox, USN, United Nations ob- ly an agreement with Dr. AMMAN. Trans- Jordan, Sept. Count Bernadotte had revealed a server, seated in front of car, to accept the authority and 17 UR The Mediator was shot note that had been received by also uninjured. ine of the statutory Israeli down in Israel territory while on radio. It had read: ities, the Stern Group up to Dr. Bernard Joseph. Military an official truce inspection tour of "Urgent - inform all aircraft Governor of Jerusalem. and Colo- as not reached any such ar- nent. Negotiations have been the "trigger-happy" city, a phrase against landing Kollandia Airport. nel Dayan, military commander that the Count himself had used They will be fired upon. of Israeli forces in Jerusalem, ding. however, in a desultory immediately expressed deep re- or some time. a few hours before to describe stet and concern and stated their 'el Aviv both the Irgun and conditions within Jerusalem. TEXT OF REPORT TO U. N. intention to hunt down assailants. tern Group have dissolved He had gone despite an anony- Special to TEE NEW York TIMES The situation in Jerusalem uilitary formations and their mous warning that he would be 'ra have joined the regular LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y., Sept. tense. Am consulting with Truce fired upon. and had continued even 17-The following is the text of Commission and senior observ- defense army after a sniper's bullet had hit his the report of the assassination as eΓa concerning future arrange- automobile tire. of at Point-Blank Range cabled today to the United Nations ments affecting observer person- "I will not be frightened," he Security Council 57 Pais by Ralph nel Jerusalem, who are in con- B. The Associated Press had declared. Bunche, who has town designated stant danger. AVIV. Israel, Sept. 17- General Lundstrom, as personal ficial United Nations tele- Mr. MacDonald said that four new head of the United Nations representative of the Mediator to the Security Council de- men in a jeep suddenly had blocked Mission in Palestine and his chief of staff. is carrying that the two men had been the car's way. Colonel Begiey, a Count Folke Bernadc:te on with direction of the Truce former Connecticut state police- ed lly assassinated by Jews of Commission and Gen. William wn identity in a coid-blooded man, grappled with one of the men Nations Mediator on Palestine. E. Riley. USMC, senior United and was slightly wounded in the brutally assassinated by Jewish Nations observer. telegram said that the kill- face. But one of the others reached assailants of unknown identity, All members of observer corps di used an Israeli army-type the car and shot down the Count Palestine. Cold blooded attack in and United Nations Secretarist and had shot Count Berna- and the Frenchman with a Sten the New Citv of Jerusaiem at staff deeply shocked at the sud- at point-blank range at a gun. Mr. MacDonaid said that the 1405 Greenwich time today, Fri- den loss of their leader in this four men in the jeep had escaped. day. September 17. work whose high integrity. tire- lock "well within the Jewish in Jerusalem's Katamon dis- [United States authorities in Mediator. in Jerusalem on offi- lessness. devotion to his mission He was driven to Hadassah Washington said that the assas- cial tour, was enroute from Gov- and great personal courage were ernment House YMCA in a con- inspiration to us all. tal. on Mount Scopus, where sination was likely to lead to voy of three cars. two of which d within a few minutes with- new violence. Israeli leaders al- were flying United Nations flags wing regained consciousness. ready had asserted that an early and one, a Red Cross flag. Party September 18. 1948 ERNADOTTE URGED AN IMPOSED PEACE ASED ON RECOGNIZING STATE OF ISRAEL iator Asked Change to be ended, Count Folke Berna- ed Nations Mediator for Palestine (2) "A Jewish state called Israel dotte declared in his final report summed up the history of his mis- exists in Palestine and there are Boundaries, Aid by to the General Assembly, received sion, outlined the status of the no sound reasons for assuming here after his slaying and released problem and recommended what it will not continue to do so." today. he termed a reasonable com- sembly for Victims (3) The boundaries of this state The Mediator predicted that the promise. must be fixed by the United Na- Arabs and Israelis would object to Seven "Basic Premises" tions if the parties concerned LM POPE BREWER such a settlement, but he said cannot agree on them. is to THE NEW YORK TIMES. that they knew that in the end He set forth seven "basic prem- (4) The boundaries originally pro- TIL Sept. 20-The United they would have to accept any 13es" for his recommendations. posed by the General Assembly's as t force a compromise solution the United Nations was They were: vote on Nov. 29 for a partition ment the Arab countries determined to enforce. (1) Peace must be restored in Pal- of Palestine must be revised scael the Palestine war is In a 35,000-word report the Unit- estine by any means possible. to produce "geographical ho- 179 Partition of Palestine mogeneity." boundaries between Arab and Jew. The report includes a section on any peaceful settlement may pro- (5) The "innocent people uprooted ish territories shall be respected the history of the mediation mis- voke one or the other party to from their homes by the present and maintained, subject only to sion's efforts and one on the prob- take the foolhardy risk of resum- terror and ravages of war" must such modifications as may be MIS- lems created by the flight of more ing hostilities in the vain hope of than 300.000 Arabs from the war a quick victory." be assured the right to return tually agreed upon by the parties Count Bernadotte cited the plight to their homes or get adequate concerned." of the Arab refugees as a fourth Benefits of Truce Noted compensation if they cannot or The port and oil installations of "fundamental issue" to be added Count Bernadotte noted that will not return. Haifa should be in Israel, he de- to the three others that. he said. each side contended that the truce (6) Jerusalem, "because of its re- clared. but should be accessible 5 existed in Palestine: partition, was working to the benefit of the ligious and international signifi- Israeli sovereignty and Jewish im- all as a free port. The Lydda other but that the halt of hostill- migration. cance and the complexity of in- Airport, the report added. should ties provided a "cooling off pe- The Mediator argued that Is- riod. terests involved, should be be a free station, open to all. rael was established and could not "There are recent indications." accorded special and separate Jerusalem. Count Bernadotte be removed except by military ac- the report said, "of more moderate treatment." said, should be under United Na- tion on a scale of which the Arab and sober counsel in at least some (7) International guarantees tions control, "with full safeguards countries were incapable. At the important quarters." same time, he said, the Arab states During the first seven weeks of should be provided "as a means for the protection of the holy must have guarantees against any the current truce there were only of allaying existing fears, and places and sites and free access to expansionist ambitions of Izrael. about 300 complaints of violations. particularly with regard to them, and for religious freedom." Economic Union Held Impossible compared with 500 during the boundaries and human rights." All parties should have "the right earlier, four-week truce, Count He recommended a readjustment of unimpeaed access to Jerusalem Bernadotte said. Of the later com- U. N. Control Suggested of boundaries on the ground that by road, rail or air," the report plaints 105 were against the Arabs recommended. those set forth in the partition and 182 against Israel. Some of On the basis of these premises, plan were impractical without eco- The Mediator urged the United the recent violations were more Count Bernadotte recommended nomic union of the Arab and Is- Nations to "affirm the right of serious. however. than earlier ones, specifically that the truce in Pales- raeli areas. This has proved im- Arab refugees to return to the'r according to the report. tine be superseded by R proclama- possible. according to the report. homes. "Their repatriation. re- Four serious violations cited In his introduction the Mediator settlement and economic and social were the destruction of the Latrun tion of peace and that both sides said it would be "a mistake of demobilize and a broad. neutral No rehabilitation and payment of ade- pumping station by the Arabs. the tragic consequences if at this crit- seizure of the Red Cross zone Man's Land to be created and can- quate compensation for the prop- ical period in the history of Pal- erty of those choosing not to re- around Government House in Isra- trolled by the Urited Nations. estine and in the intensive effort turn should be supervised and as- eli Jerusalem, the killing of two He urged a United Nations am to achieve a peaceful solution the sisted" by a United Nations Con- French observers near Gaza by question were not to be considered limitation of frontiers with radical Arab irregulars and the attack on DI ciliation Commission, he declared. and the necessary decisions taken the Arab villages of Ein Ghazal. changes the original parti- Population Exchange Covered. by the General Assembly." Jaba and Ijzim. tion boun would give Some basis for a peaceful settle- He recommended full guarantees In the third part of the report the Negeb, desert area in southern mnt can ultimately be found. he the Mediator reviewed efforts to by Israel of the rights of Arab Palestine, to the Arabs instead of maintained. but "the conclusion residents and by the Arab Govern- aid the refugees from the Palestine Ne is inescapable that at some junc- to Israel. and all Galilee to Israel. war. The aid provided to date IS ments of the rights of Jews resi- ture vital decisions will have to be dent in their countries. An effort "quite inadequate to meet any con- The Assembly's partition plan gave a. taken by the General Assembly if tinuing need." he said. western Galilee to the Arabs. should be made to reach agree- The Mediator suggested that it ments on an exchange of popula- a peaceful settlement 13 to be A spokesman for the Israeh tion to solve minority problems, a.chieved." Government said of the report: would be advisable to merge the The truce cannot continue for- We shall give it the most careful B according to the report. Arab part of Palestine/with Trans- The Conciliation Commission and earnest study. and no doubt ever, he said. There is danger. he the Government of Israel will have : Jordan. was described as a body that added, that "the accumulated irri- "The United Nationa by declars- should be formed to operate for a the opportunity of expressing its gra tation from daily incidents, war tion or other appropriate means," limited period to aid in a "peace- views before the appropriate com- the nerves. the economic strain of ful adjustment of the situation" mittee of the General Assembly." this he said, "should undertake to pro- maintaining large armies in the and supervise the execution of field, the pressures of public opin- ficia vide special assurance that the agreements. ion and the tendency to despair of September 21. 1948 fice and M pub: TRUCE IS ACCEPTED acting United Nations Mediator in Henri Vigier, his agent in Tel Aviv. had contended that they were will- happ Palestine, originated- with the Final word came through today. ing to talk armistice but they has Egytian Government and repre- The original Cairo communica- argued firmly that they would do in ti tion called for the cease-fire to be so only after Israel had obeyed the BY EGYPT, ISRAEL; sented a sharp turnabout from pre- vious Arab refusals ever to sit at effective yesterday at 2 P. M., but Council resolution calling for been troop withdrawais from the Negeb. straw the same table with representa- because of delays in transmission It has been one of Egypt's most page DIRECT TALKS NEAR tives of the Israeli Government. it was necessary to postpone the bitter arguments that the Israeli Decl [Britain charged that Israeli deadline to today at 2 P. M. To- Government was not only not com- conc. troops were still on Egyptian night, however, another delay in plying with this resolution by keep- ing its troops in advance positions state soil, holding a strongpoint five communications necessitated fur- miles inside the frontier.] ther postponement. and Dr. Bunche but was even preventing Egypt made from obeying the resolution by re- to W U. N. Is Told That Negotiations News of the Egyptian-Israeli ac- ultimately decided to settle on to- fusing to let bottled-up Egyptian recog ceptance of three major resolu- for Armistice on All Fronts morrow's deadline. troops in Faluja cross Israeli lines form tions of the Security Council was It was a banner day for the Se- to return home. Will Start Immediately received here with some jubila- curity Council and the United Na- Sudden Break Today tion and many observers were con- tions. for the acceptances by both The Israell Government has con- fidently predicting that Egypt's countries were three-way affairs. tended that the Council resolution By GEORGE BARRETT conciliatory approach would set Israel and Egypt agreed first to on troop withdrawals was obeyed. Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES the pace for other Arab countries. the Dec. 29 resolution calling for and that only those troops that AKE SUCCESS, Jan. 6- were already in the Negeb as set- Azcarate Sent First Message an immediate cease-fire. They tlement guards before the Oct. 14 pt and Israel informed the First word that the cease-fire then went on to accept jointly and deadline set by the Council were AN Nations today that they and armistice agreements were ac- amicably the Nov. 4 and Nov. 16 remaining in the disputed area. It cease fire on all fronts at ceptable to both sides came from resolutions, cailing for withdrawal was upon this basic stalemate that tomorrow. Greenwich of armed forces from seized post- the entire case rested until today's Dr. Bunche's representatives in FI (9 A. M Fridav MONDAY, Nov. 14 (Samuel Seabury) Habakkuk 2:1-4, 9-20. But the Lord is in his holy temple; let all the earth keep silence before him. Silence is hard to come by. Even in the country, one can hear sounds from farm machinery, hay trucks, lowing cattle and barking dogs. Cities are loud with cars, jackhammers, voices and sirens. Houses settle and creak, disturbing the quiet of the night. It may sometimes seem that there is no way to observe the command that earth keep silence before God. But we can create personal quiet and will to be silent within, so that our minds are not racing with ideas and our bodies not fidgeting. We can wait in stillness, just being with God, coming to know God's presence as it bursts into the silence of the heart. With effort, we can even take time every day for a quiet adventure with God at the stillpoint of life. The demand that earth be still is not a harsh demand by a capricious god who is appeased only by adoration; like all commands that issue from heaven, silence is given as a blessing to humani- ty, as a pole that vaults us toward intimacy with God. Thank you, God, for the church, and for the gift of your servant, Samuel Seabury. The first bishop of the Protestant Epis- copal Church of America 1784. Ps. 89:1-18; Jas. 2:14-26; Luke 16:19-31 15 INTRODUCTION TO JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN (FROM HABAKKUK 2) "1. I will take my stand to watch, and station myself in the tower, and look forth to see what he will say to me, and what I will answer concerning my complaint. "2. And the Lord answered me: Write the vision; make it plain upon tablets, so he may run who reads it. "3. For still the vision awaits its time; it hastens to the end -- it will not lie. If it seems slow, wait for it; it will surely come, it will not delay." "15. Woe to him who makes his neighbors drink of the cup of his wrath, and makes them drunk to gaze on their shame! "16. You will be stated with contempt instead of glory. Drink, yourself, and stagger! The cup in the Lord's right hand will come around to you, and shame will come upon your glory! "17. The violence done to Lebanon will overwhelm you; the destruction of the beasts will terrify you, for the blood of men and the violence to the earth, to cities, and all who dwell therein." WASHINGTON, D.C. Date January 12, 1989 TO: General Brent Scowcroft FROM: THE VICE PRESIDENT Because of my visit to North Yemen, President Saleh feels we have a personal relationship. At some point it would be appropriate to invite him here. Recently he has accepted a liberal largess from Libya, but he is basically a very decent guy and the United States has a very important stake in the oil which is produced there. CC: Secretary-designate Jim Baker Governor John Sununu Joe Hagin G. THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON January 17, 1989 Mr. Ray L. Hunt 1401 Elm Street Dallas, Texas 75202-2970 Dear Ray, Pardon my delay in answering your letter of December 23. As soon as I become President, I will discuss a possible visit by President Saleh to the United States. He is a good man and we have a stake in his independence and success. Thanks for weighing in on this, and once again just before I assume the presidency, let me thank you for standing by me through the political wars throughout the last twenty years. Your support has meant a great deal to me. Love to Nancy. Most sincerely, George Bush 617212VP VP RAY L. HUNT 1401 ELM STREET DALLAS, TEXAS 75202-2970 scarcrift t JABI have December 23, 1988 A PERSONAL The Honorable George H. W. Bush Vice President of the United States The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, DC 20500 Dear George: I was in North Yemen five days ago for a series of discussions with the Prime Minister and various senior ministers (including the Foreign Minister) of the Yemen Arab Republic. These ministers constitute the governing body for North Yemen's oil, gas and mineral operations. The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister both expressed how pleased they were that you had been elected president. I also had the opportunity to visit with President Saleh, and he asked me to convey a personal message from him to you which I am doing with this letter. President Saleh said that he wished to congratulate you most sin- cerely upon your being elected president, and that he and his government had been very hopeful all along that this would be the outcome of the election. He repeated the statement that he has made to me on several occasions, namely, that he felt you were the most qualified person, probably in the history of the United States, to ever assume the presi- dency. He also stated (in a very appropriate way) that he hoped his invitation to come to Washington was still in good standing, as he would enjoy, very much, having the opportunity to come to the United States and personally pay his respects to you (In that regard, it is my personal opinion that North Yemen wishes to continue strengthening its relationship with the United States.) George, I know that a number of government leaders around the world would enjoy, very much, being invited to Washington, and it would be very inappropriate for me to offer any personal opinions or recommenda- tions as to whom you might invite or not invite (or the order in which such invitations might be scheduled). I was specifically asked by President Saleh to convey this message, however, and I told him I would be pleased to do so. Vice President George H. W. Bush December 23, 1988 Page 2 George, I hope that you, Barbara and the family have a most enjoy- able Christmas season and a wonderful new year. We are planning to be amongst the throngs on January 20, and while we'll probably not have a chance to see one another personally, I do want you to know how proud all of us are (for both you and the good old U.S.A.). Sincerely, Ray 3 L. Hunt RLH/ss Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet (George Bush Library) Document No. Subject/Title of Document Date Restriction Class. and Type 02. 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Note From GB to JAB III 11/21/88 P/S Re: Note from Zbigniew Brzezinski (1 pp.) Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Series: Sununu, John, Files Open on Expiration of PRA Subseries: White House Offices File (Document Follows) WHORM Cat.: By If (NLGB) on 4/10/08 File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Date Closed: 11/30/2004 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 FOIA/SYS Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Appeal Case #: Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S Appeal Disposition: P-2/P-5 Review Case #: Disposition Date: AR Case #: MR Case #: AR Disposition: MR Disposition: AR Disposition Date: MR Disposition Date: RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA] (b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA] (b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA] P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or (b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] (b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] (b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] (b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of (b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of gift. financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] (b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile. WASHINGTON, D.C. Date 11 21- 88 TO: JAB III cc nick Brady FROM: THE VICE PRESIDENT The attached incoming from from ZBIG has some good ideas. I think it makes sense ot stayu in touch wit him. AT some point I'd like to do what he suggest leaders about meeting with Congress/to spell otu my goals in a broad sense and to go further iwth the idea of periodic non-crisis meetings/ When we get our full NSC team in place I'd li like ot have a meeting to go over the objecti manby of which are spelled out in Zbuig's memo. gb. cc: Governor Sununu THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON November 21, 1988 PERSONAL The Honorable Zbigniew Brzezinski The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies 1625 Eye Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Dear Zbig: I have now had a chance to think more about your memo of November 9. I had not given a lot of thought to institutionalizing our Trans- Pacific Partnership. We have been looking at this area almost exclusively in a bilateral context. The importance of China is very clear to me. I'd love to return to China before Deng leaves office entirely. I feel I have a special relationship there. I like your idea of a Pacific Rim summit and will ask Jim Baker to give this some serious consideration. Frankly, I think such a summit would help with Europe in a perverse sort of way. Eastern Europe has a real chance now for more liberty if we handle their Soviet relationship properly. On consultation with Congress, I meant what I said in the campaign about "bipartisanship," and I have already written several Senators suggesting the very meetings that you suggest. We are considering an early bilateral with Japan; and as you have now seen, a meeting with Mexico's new President is set for tomorrow. I will not neglect Canada. Since your memo, Gorbachev has asked for and we have agreed to a meeting in New York. Some of what you suggest under "Other Administration Initiatives" have yet to be considered, but points 1-8 will all get early consideration. I just want you to know I read your memo carefully and appreciate it. Sincerely, Please Zbig- keep GB carticulal Good George Bush bcc: Honorable James A. Baker Honorable Nicholas Brady Honorable John Sununu Nov. 9, 1988 To: the President-Elect From: Zbigniew Brzezinski Br. Subject: Attached Memorandum on Foreign Policy Strategy. One of your most important tasks as President will be to impose a strategic sense of direction on U.S. foreign policy. This cannot be done from any other level but the Presidential. Moreover, unless such strategic cohesion is firmly dictated by the President himself, from the top downward, the entrenched bureaucracies will themselves strive to ensure that their own, more parochial perspectives come to dominate the thinking of your Cabinet heads. By capitalizing quickly on your political triumph, you will be in a better position to obtain a broad public mandate for foreign policy initiatives that can also help you shape a supportive bipartisan coalition. The fact that Congress remains in the hands of the other Party makes it all the more important that such a mandate be deliberately generated. Otherwise you could soon find yourself checkmated by the Congressional leadership. It should also be noted that lately it has been the Soviets under Gorbachev, and not the U.S., who have been setting the pace with dramatic -- though obviously self-serving proposals. Within the Alliance, the French have also become more innovative in developing new approaches, while the Germans have been pursuing their own line with the East. Accordingly, it is all the more important that from day-one you seek to infuse your own national security team with a shared strategic vision and with clearly defined priorities. Your personal background in foreign affairs -- more extensive than of any postwar President, save Eisenhower -- gives you a special advantage in asserting Presidential leadership in this crucial area of public policy. The attached memo is designed to help you, and also Jim Baker, define such a grand strategy. More specifically, it outlines: 1- The central strategic goals on which your foreign policy should deliberately concentrate; 2- The requisite Presidential initiatives in the first six months of the new Administration; 3- The recommended U.S. foreign policy initiatives in the first six months of the new Administration. Nov. 9, 1988 Memorandum to the President-Elect From Zbigniew Brzezinski BS. Subject: FOREIGN POLICY: A STRATEGIC AGENDA FOR THE BUSH PRESIDENCY The moment is ripe for major American initiatives. Just as in the late 1940's, the time was "pregnant" for the grand undertakings that led to the Atlantic Alliance and to the creation of a whole host of new international institutions, S0 now too the global situation calls for major acts of U.S. initiative, designed to exploit the opportunities that beckon especially in the Pacific area and in the management of the U.S.-Soviet relationship. I- FOUR CENTRAL STRATEGIC GOALS. 1. To Nurture and Institutionalize a Trans-Pacific Partnership; 2. To Consolidate a more stable U.S.-Soviet Relationship; 3. To Update U.S. global military strategy and force posture; 4. To Revive genuine bipartisanship in the pursuit of the above goals. Each of these central goals is timely. The Atlantic connection, which has been the main focus of America's global involvement since the late 1940's is ripe for a parallel, though not identical, effort at the development of new relations and institutions of partnership across the Pacific. Such a partnership should reflect the new economic and political realities of a prosperous and rapidly developing Pacific rim. Only America is in the position to foster such a new cooperative relationship, especially with Japan. Moreover, failure to infuse our trans-Pacific relations with positive political content runs the risk that conflicting trade issues could become destructively dominant, even as the Soviet Union is activating its policy towards the region. 2 The growing likelihood that for the next decade the Soviet Union will remain preoccupied with its systemic crisis gives you the best opportunity of any U.S. President since 1945 to stabilize the U.S.-Soviet relationship in several critical areas, and on terms favorable to the U.S. Strategic arms control could lead to conventional arms control. Regional accommodation could begin to extend to Eastern Europe, potentially undoing the prime cause of the Cold War. Progress on human rights could diminish one of the major sources of public antagonism towards the Soviet regime. However, our policy should be one of sympathetic prudence, reaching agreements only on their merits, but not providing a bail-out for the Soviet economy. The Soviets are likely to continue their efforts to separate us from our allies, and they will quietly persist in seeking to gain a military edge. Armed might is the last source of the Soviet claim to the status of a global power, and the Soviet leaders are very much aware of this. Moreover, it is likely that internal national tensions in the Soviet Union will grow, prompting new conflicts and probably even political repression. The management of these contradictory trends will require close Presidential scrutiny. The internal Soviet crisis will will also affect U.S. defense planning. If the U.S.-Soviet relationship is managed skilfully, both sides eventually may be able to move away -- in addition to reaching more ambitious arms control arrangements -- from their current reliance on strategically offensive weapons towards a more prudent mix of offensive/defensive systems. In addition, in the course of the next four years it should prove possible to reexamine the force levels of the U.S. military presence abroad, in order both to respond to the changing strategic realities and to provide for fairer burden-sharing with our allies. Each of these major goals is timely. Progress towards each is feasible. But movement towards each will have to be deliberate, and public support for their pursuit will be more forthcoming if such goals are shared on a bipartisan basis by the Congressional leadership. Accordingly, it is recommended that early In the life of the new Administration, or perhaps even during the phase of transition, you convene a special conference, attended by members of your national security team and by the pertinent Congressional leaders from both 3 parties, at which you would outline your over-all foreign policy goals and engage in an in-depth discussion particularly with the Congressional leaders. You might also take advantage of such an opportunity to indicate Done to them that you plan to hold periodically such consultative meetings on foreign policy issues. 2. PRESIDENTIAL-LEVEL INITIATIVES IN THE FIRST SIX MONTHS. 1. A Comprehensive Statement by the President of the broad foreign policy goals of his Administration, preceded by consultations with the Congressional leadership (as recommended above), with special emphasis on bipartisanship as an on-going consultative process. 2. Announcement of your intention to hold monthly Presidentially-chaired consultative meetings of the NSC with top Congressional leadership. Done 3. A call for a special summit of the Atlantic Alliance, to formulate long-term political and economic goals in the East-West relationship, and, potrally f also in relations with the developing world. in at. 4. A proposal to the Pacific rim countries for a similar summit meeting, to be prepared first by conferences among the respective top ministers, preceded by a bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister of Japan. 5. In keeping with past tradition, bilateral informal meetings, perhaps at some border sites, with the President of Mexico and with the Prime Minister of Canada. 6. An invitation to the Soviet President, for an informal consultative meeting (outside of Washington -- perhaps in Alaska), to review the state of the U.S.-Soviet relations and to set the agenda for further negotiations. N.L 3. OTHER ADMINISTRATION INITIATIVES IN THE FIRST SIX MONTHS designed to sustain Presidential momentum: 1. The Vice President charged to head an inter-agency effort to submit interts within three months a militarily stabilizing and politically appealing long-term strategy for conventional arms control. 4 2. The Secretary of Defense instructed to submit in six months a review of the U.S. strategic force posture, of the value for deterrence of an early deployment of some limited strategic defense, and of the strategic and budgetary rationale of U.S. force deployments abroad. 3. The Secretaries of State, Treasury, and Commerce charged to undertake a review of possible initiatives to upgrade U.S.-Japan economic and political relations, particularly in the light of the 1992 EEC target-date. 4. The Secretaries of State and Treasury instructed to initiate bilateral talks with the Japanese regarding a joint U.S.-Japanese development initiative for Central America. 5. The Secretary of State instructed to explore the practicalities of a formal international treaty for the comprehensive and verifiable neutralization of Nicaragua. 6. The Vice President dispatched to meet and consult with the top Chinese leadership, underlining the importance of the relationship. 7. Secretaries of State and Treasury instructed to consult with NATO counterparts regarding a joint western political-economic initiative designed to address the growing crisis in East-Central Europe. 8. Reaffirm U.S. willingness to undertake high level mediation in the Middle Eastern conflict if the Israelis and Palestinians SO desire, and U.S. interest in the eventual normalization of relations with Iran. OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, DC December 27, 1988 NOTE TO GOVERNOR SUNUNU FROM: Linda Casey Governor, this is the letter the Vice President mentioned to you last week. 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Note From GB to Brent Scowcroft 12/20/88 P-5 Re: Consultations w/Congress (1 pp.) Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Open on Expiration of PRA Series: Sununu, John, Files (Document Follows) Subseries: White House Offices File By H (NLGB) on 4/10/08 WHORM Cat.: File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Date Closed: 11/30/2004 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 FOIA/SYS Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Appeal Case #: Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S Appeal Disposition: P-2/P-5 Review Case #: Disposition Date: AR Case #: MR Case #: AR Disposition: MR Disposition: AR Disposition Date: MR Disposition Date: RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA] (b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA] (b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA] P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or (b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] (b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] (b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] (b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes |(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. 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Letter From George Schultz to GB 12/19/88 PS Re: Security Assistance program (2 pp.) Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Open on Expiration of PRA Series: Sununu, John, Files (Document Follows) Subseries: White House Offices File By SP (NLGB) on 12/12/07 WHORM Cat.: File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Date Closed: 11/30/2004 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 FOIA/SYS Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Appeal Case #: Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S Appeal Disposition: P-2/P-5 Review Case #: Disposition Date: AR Case #: MR Case #: AR Disposition: MR Disposition: AR Disposition Date: MR Disposition Date: RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA] (b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA] (b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA] P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or (b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] (b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] (b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] (b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of (b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of gift. financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] (b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile. S/S 8835933 THE SECRETARY OF STATE WASHINGTON December 19, 1988 Dear Mr. Vice President: Because of the critical importance of the Security Assistance program to the foreign policy and national security of the United States, we recommend that you give it high priority attention during the current transition period and in the early months of your Administration. The program has contributed substantially to many of the successes of the Reagan Administration, notably in reducing the level of conflict in the world, bolstering our alliances, and containing the Soviet Union and its clients. Yet, its effectiveness has been curtailed in the last several years, and may be sharply curtailed further in the near future. The great problems in the program, especially in the military assistance and arms sales components, lie in sharply reduced funding -- over 33 percent reduction since 1985 -- and increasing Congressional controls. Particularly damaging have been the unprecedented and increasing levels of earmarking by Congress -- well over 90 percent of appropriated funds -- for a few favored countries. This has left us no choice but to reduce severely funding for other high priority countries, such as Jordan, Thailand, and those in Central America, and to terminate funding for numerous other programs. Congress has also proliferated harmful restrictions on countries and on sales, most notably for the Middle East. This trend threatens a future crisis in our foreign relations, given the role of security assistance as a vital underpinning for both the foreign policy and defense components of U.S. national security policy since World War II. At risk is U.S. access and influence in many key regions of the world, and, with that, our ability to advance U.S. global interests. Furthermore, rapidly evolving situations in many areas of the Third World make it imperative that the President have the instruments to react rapidly and effectively in pursuit of American objectives. The Honorable George Bush, President-elect of the United States of America. We believe that early top-level attention to the issues of security assistance and foreign military sales by your Administration can pay major dividends over the coming four years. We are at your disposal to discuss this, or we can arrange an Executive Branch-Congressional group of knowledgeable persons to meet with you to discuss early steps with Congress on the program. Sincerely yours, Seen P. Frank C. Carlucci George P. Shultz Secretary of Defense Issue I file NUCLEAR TESTING AND U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY ISSUES U.S. Strategic Doctrine has evolved over the last several decades from Assured Destruction to Sufficiency and Equivalence and now includes Negiotated Disarmanent with Assured verification. While negotiating disarmament, the United States is challenged by critical issues in its ongoing strategic comfrontation with the Soviet Union. These include the multi-faceted Soviet strategic offensive and defensive system buildup of military capabilities that threaten, if not countered by new U.S. weapons systems programs, to establish a clear-cut superiority in the 21st century. The Advent of Arms Control and other Strategic Defense initiatives that result in U.S. defense policy relying on far less nuclear weapons will require that those weapons needed in the year 2020 be identified and developed. The fundamental position of the United States is clear: Nuclear testing is indispensable to maintaining the credible nuclear deterrent which has kept the peace for over 40 years. Thus we must consider nuclear testing as a tool to be employed responsibly in pursuit of national security. The United States tests nuclear weapons for several reasons. First, we do so to ensure the reliability of our nuclear deterrent. Second, we conduct nuclear tests in order to improve the safety. security, survivability, reliability and effectiveness of our nuclear arsenal. Testing has allowed the introduction of modern safety and security features on our weapons. It has permitted a reduction by nearly one-third in the total number of weapons in the stockpile since 1960, as well as a reduction in the total megatonnage in that stockpile to approximately one quarter of its 1960 value. In the field of nuclear testing, as in other aspects of national security, arms control has an important role to play. Arms control is not. however, an end in itself, but one of several tools to enhance the security of the United States and its Allies and to diminish the threat of war. It is important to recognize the asymmetries between the United States and the Soviet Union on the subject of nuclear testing. Because of inherent differences in the two nations' approaches to their security requirements, stringent limitations on nuclear testing, or even its complete cessation, would have less impact on Soviet security than on our own. The Soviet advantage in conventional forces, the less sophisticated designs of their strategic weapons made possible by the massive Soviet ballistic missile throwweight, and the ability of a controlled society to maintain design teams intact even without testing (as they demonstrated during the informal 1958 61 moratorium on nuclear testing), all may allow the Soviets to be more willing to accept restrictions on nuclear testing. Clearly, to the U.S. nuclear testing is indispensable to maintaining the credible nuclear deterrent which has kept the peace for over 40 years! -2- DISCUSSIONS U.S. willingness to enter negotiations on further limitations on nuclear testing, in association with real arms reductions, is not based on any lessening on the technical requirement for testing following a successful outcome to any current arms reductions negotiations. Rather the United States must recognize that neither testing nor arms control per se are ends in themselves. Both are tools to be employed in the interests of enhancing national security. There are two basic reasons for U.S. nuclear testing--to ensure the reliablity, of our nuclear deterrent and to improve the safety, security, reliability and effectiveness of our nuclear arsenal. Major reductions in the numbers of warheads. such as the United States seeks in START. would not alter our requirement for a number of different types of weapons to meet the Soviet threat, and hence would not alter the requirements for testing. Only if entire systems and warhead design classes were eliminated might the requirements for associated reliability testing be reduced. Indeed, under deep reductions in strategic offensive arms the reliability of our remaining U.S. strategic weapons could be even more important and the need for testing even greater, particularly if the Soviets continue their current trends toward improved survivability. Finally, the need to continue nuclear testing to avoid technological surprise and respond to the evolving threat would not necessarily be influenced by reductions -- even deep réductions in nuclear stockpiles. As the number of nuclear and conventional forces decrease. the potential relative advantage the Soviets could gain from an unforeseen technological breakthrough increases. To avoid being surprised by such a breakthrough, we must maintian and improve our understanding of the physics of nuclear weapons. Each of the reasons we test today would remain valid to some degree even if every arms reduction initiative proposed by the United States were to come to fruition. Thus there is no direct technical linkage between progress in other areas of arms control and the acceptability of progressively more stringent limitations on nuclear testing. If -- as we hope -- progress in other areas of arms control increases overall U.S. and allied security and enhances stability, it may be possible to identify, negotiate and accept some form of further limitations on nuclear testing. Naturally, agreement on any such increased limitations could only be acceptable in parallel with the conclusion of legally binding treaties which serve to enhance stability. -3- RECOMMENDATIONS In the field of nuclear testing, as in other aspects of national security, arms control has an important role to play. Arms control is not, however, and end in itself, but one of several tools to enhance the security of the United States and its Allies and to diminish the threat of war. Within the overall requirements for nuclear testing discussed. the United States' position on nuclear testing limitations should be as follows; * As the U.S. considers further arms control reductions. such as START, it must consider what the U.S. Nuclear stockpile must be at some arbitrary point in the future, say 2010. Given the "greater-than-ten-year cycle of a nuclear weapon (from conception until inclusion into the inventory) the "stockpile of the future" must be designed and tested in the next few years; * Those nuclear weapons that might remain in the "stockpile of the future" must be modernized to assure that they contain the newest and most reliable safety features. Since there will be continuing pressure by the Soviet Union to proceed to "further limitations" on testing, the U.S. negotiation position should; * Fully supports the Limited Test Ban Treaty of 1963, which banned nuclear testing in the atmosphere, the oceans and outer space. The United States urges those nuclear weapon states which have not yet adhered to this treaty to do so. All U.S. testing is conducted in strict compliance with the requirements of the Limited Test Ban Treaty. * Continue to conduct its test program strictly in accordance with the Threshold Test Ban Treaty (TTBT) of 1974 and its companion Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty (PNET) of 1976. These two treaties limit yields of individual underground nuclear explosions to 150 kilotons. The U.S. has not, however, ratified these treaties because of a strong conviction that, in their present form, we cannot effectively verify whether the Soviet Union is in compliance with the 150 kiloton threshold. In nuclear testing, as in other areas, treaties which cannot be effectively verified cannot contribute to U.S. security of world stability; indeed, such treaties carry serious military and political risks, so that the U.S. position should; * Concluded that we require effective verification through direct, on-site hydrodynamic yield measurements of appropriate Soviet nuclear explosions. We should be seeking the right to conduct such measurements on a routine basis. -4- * Once these verification concerns have been satisfied and the treaties ratified. the U.S. should immediately propose negotiations on ways to implement a step-by-step parallel program -- in association with a program to reduce and ultimately eliminate all nuclear weapons -- of limiting and ultimately ending nuclear testing. * A comprehensive test ban remains a long-term objective of the U.S. We believe such a ban must be viewed in the context of a time when we do not need to depend on nuclear deterrence to ensure international security and stability, and when we have achieved broad. deep, and effectively verifiable arms reductions. substantially improved verification capabilities. expanded confidence--building measures, and greater balance in conventional forces thereby assuring our long-term National Security. U.S. NUCLEAR DETERRENT AND NATIONAL SECURITY ISSUES Today, the United States Strategic Defense Doctrine and its Nuclear deterrent concept of a Triad of U.S. strategic forces--ICBMs, SLBMs, and Bombers--is in transition, and managing this transition will be crucial to our future national security and a challenge to the next Administration U.S. Strategic Doctrine has evolved over the last several decades from Assured Destruction to Sufficiency and Equivalence and now includes Negiotated Disarmament with Assured verification. In addition, the President recently included his Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) into the equation, thereby increasing the complexity of managing the transition. While negotiating disarmament, the United States is challenged by critical issues in its ongoing strategic confrontation with the Soviet Union. These include the multi-faceted Soviet strategic offensive and defensive system buildup of military capabilities that threaten, if not countered by new U.S. weapons systems programs, to establish a clear-cut superiority in the 21st century. Presently, all U.S. strategic and tactical nuclear weapons system capablities reside in the U.S. Nuclear Complex managed by DOE Defense Programs. Our ability to counter this growing Soviet strategic confrontation is dependent on dedicated execution of advanced technology development by the DOE-Defense organization of associated laboratories and industrial contractors. Unfortunately, the U.S. Nuclear Complex is old, fragile and in need of replacement in several areas. In addition, Defense Programs finds itself in heated debates with DOD over manpower at the nuclear weapons laboratories and debates in Congress over the Environmental and Safeguards impacts of this Nuclear Complex. This situation is clearly not in the national interest and is additional evidence of a serious diminishing stature of the nuclear weapons complex within the Executive and Legislative Branches of the U.S. government at a time when the U.S. is negotiating disarmament treaties and trying to manage the transition and maintain our National Security. If the nuclear weapons complex is to remain healthy and be able to provide, without question, the nuclear competence necessary to continue to provide the cornerstone of this nation's defense, then it is critical that the new Administration take the appropriate steps to insure that the nuclear weapons complex has the political, operational and budgetary visibility it needs to assure U.S. National Security. - 2 - DISCUSSIONS ARMS CONTROL Under any credible Arms Control scenario, the United States will continue to rely on nuclear weapons as the backbone of national defense for many decades to come. All of the Initiatives either consummated or under consideration, such as INF, Defense and Space, START, PNET, TTBT, CTB, etc., while reducing both the tactical and strategic nuclear weapons inventories of the United States and the U.S.S.R., still will not result in the absolute elimination of nuclear weapons as the backbone of U.S. defense strategy. This situation is further complicated by the fact that all the arms control initiatives involve, at this junction, only the U.S. and the U.S.S.R., and therefore, do not affect or influence the other nations of the world that possess nuclear weapons. It is abundantly clear, therefore, that the defense posture of the U.S. will necessarily depend on both tactical and strategic nuclear weapons as the basis for deterrence well into the next century. DOE DEFENSE PROGRAMS The current Defense Programs part of the DOE was actually born in 1946 as a result of the transition fron the Manhattan Engineering District to a new civilian agency, called the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). The Atomic Energy Act of 1946 created the AEC as a - free-standing Agency whose reponsibilities included the research, development, testing and production of the Nation's nuclear weapons. Through numerous reorganizations on the part of both the Executive and Legislative Branches, the responsibilities, and therefore the visibility of the Nuclear Complex, was assigned to the Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA), and finally to Defense Programs within the Department of Energy. From its single focused, high visibility position in the AEC, the Nuclear Complex now is led by the Assistant Secretary of Energy for Defense Programs reporting through both the Under Secretary and the Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet position of Secretary of Energy. This diminished reporting relationship does not provide the visibility and negotiating position necessary in either Executive Branch deliberations--ranging from budget to Arms Control--or in the process of defending the requirements of the nuclear weapons complex before Congress. Unless the nuclear weapons complex receives both the political and financial support it requires, it will be unable to either provide or assure that the U.S. nuclear deterrent will be available and reliable over the next several decades to assure U.S. national security. - 3 - MANAGING THE TRANSITION By current standards, the weapons of today, and particularly nuclear weapons, require up to ten years from concept to actual inclusion in the inventory and the overall strategic defense system. Since it may be up to 20 years before advanced technologies are developed, tested, and put into place into an integrated Strategic Defense (SDI)/Offense system that provides improved credible deterrence, there are additional management challenges that need to be addressed. One of the challenges is to manage the transition from the current times of nuclear weapon preeminence for strategic deterrence to non-nuclear SDI systems without ever jeopardizing national security during the transition. The advent of Arms Control and other Strategic Defense Initiatives that result in U.S. defense policy relying on far less nuclear weapons will require that those weapons needed in the year 2020 be identified and developed. This is particularly critical in view of the fact that an announced goal of the U.S. is a treaty banning nuclear testing. As work proceeds on such a treaty, it must be preceded by the research, development, and testing that will provide a reliable nuclear stockpile in the year 2020, with the clear realization that both developmental and confidence testing of U.S. nuclear weapons will likely cease sometime in the next decade. RECOMMENDATIONS The new Administration must assure the integration of Strategic Defense/Offense policy formulation, the critical importance of the Nuclear Complex and the crucial management of the transition now underway in U.S. Strategic Doctrine. INTEGRATION Establish a Nuclear Defense Council (NDC) as an adjunct of the National Security Council that consolidates the inputs from; * The military community (principally JCS) * The technical community (DOE) * The arms control community (ACDA) * The foreign policy community (State) * The intelligence community (DCI) * The political community ( White House) -4- The NDC would recommend defense policy to the President thereby assuring, as much as possible, that the nuclear deterrent of the U.S. is protected over the next twenty or thirty years. NUCLEAR COMPLEX Elevate the level of the executive heading Defense Programs to that of the Under Secretary or Deputy Secretary, or form a free-standing Agency of the Executive Branch (such as it was in the AEC). Either move will greatly increase the Nuclear Complex representation of the issues within both the Executive and Legislative branches of the U.S. government. MANAGING THE TRANSITION Managing the transition means managing the efficient and effective coordination of resources. This includes coordination of both various agencies in the Executive Branch and coordination among various committees in Congress. This also includes coordination in keeping a proper balance between strategic nuclear weapons work and SDI technology work as it evolves. By establishing a policy group within the Executive Branch that looks at very long-range defense planning in the light of arms control initiatives, and by elevating the political visibility of that portion of the Executive Branch that is responsible for the - design, testing, and production of nuclear weapons, the nuclear deterrent of the U.S. will be protected in the out-years, and the Legislative Branch will have to support what is a coherent story. There is an urgency to these recommendations! While the U.S. hesitiates and the Congress debates, indulging in wishful thinking and self-deception, the Soviet Union continues to move forward with programs on advanced warhead design as a basis of an extraordinary and accelerated increase in Military and Strategic forces. Nuclear deterrence and indeed the applications of Avanced Nuclear Defense systems is the bedrock issue of our Foreign and Defense policy in terms not only of cost and technical issues but of geo-political relevance as well. Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet (George Bush Library) Document No. Subject/Title of Document Date Restriction Class. and Type 06a. Memo From John Sununu to Tony Lopez 1/6/89 P-5 Re: Robert Gates (1 pp.) Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Series: Sununu, John, Files Open on Expiration of PRA Subseries: White House Offices File (Document Follows) WHORM Cat.: By (NLGB) on 5/12/05 File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Date Closed: 11/30/2004 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 FOIA/SYS Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Appeal Case #: Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S Appeal Disposition: P-2/P-5 Review Case #: Disposition Date: AR Case #: MR Case #: AR Disposition: MR Disposition: AR Disposition Date: MR Disposition Date: RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA] (b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA] (b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA] P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or (b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] (b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] (b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] (b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes |(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of (b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of gift. financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] (b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT-ELECT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20270 January 6, 1989 MEMORANDUM FOR TONY LOPEZ FROM: JOHN H. SUNUNU WR. SUBJECT: Robert Gates Please see that Robert Gates is provided portal-to- portal carpet coverage as soon as he begins his duties as Deputy NSC Advisor. If there are any questions or problems, please give Ed Rogers a call at 673-2636 or 456-2164. CC: Bonnie Neuman Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet (George Bush Library) Document No. Subject/Title of Document Date Restriction Class. and Type 06b. Memo From Brent Scowcroft to John Sununu 1/3/89 (b)(7)(c) Re: Portal-to-Portal Transportation for Robert Gates (1 pp.) Collection: Record Group: Bush Presidential Records Office: Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Series: Sununu, John, Files Subseries: White House Offices File WHORM Cat.: File Location: National Security Affairs (Transition) Date Closed: 11/30/2004 OA/ID Number: 29179-009 FOIA/SYS Case #: 1998-0004-F[1] Appeal Case #: Re-review Case #: 2005-0426-S Appeal Disposition: P-2/P-5 Review Case #: Disposition Date: AR Case #: MR Case #: AR Disposition: MR Disposition: AR Disposition Date: MR Disposition Date: RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA] (b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA] (b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA] P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or (b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] (b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] (b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] (b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. 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