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M OLTMANS. A GALLERY INVESTIGATIVE REPORT

Somewhere in the world, if he has not yet been killed, there is an American General who could testify that L EDGAR HOOVER, ALLEN DULLES and I RD NIXON conspired in the assassination of PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY.

by . A GALLERY INVESTIGA

AN= -41111.11111111111111111 FM OLT Gallery has ver the past two and a half years, published several important investigative reports about the still unsolved murder of IFK and about a secret group of men who hold the real power in this nation— power that permits them to sabotage even White House efforts, when it suits their purposes. The most recent of thes reports was 's examination of the strange events surrounding the "suicide" of just hours before this key witness was due to testify before a Congressional committee. Now, on the following pages, you will learn for the first time about another important witness who—after he told his story to one of Europe's most distinguished journalists— vanished and has not yet been found. The mystery of that missing witness and the significance of his disappearanc reach far beyond the General himself and into the entire network that is being used even today to keep the truth about the John Kermecl assassination from ever being told., WE URGE YOU TO READ EVERY WORDS INTRODUCTION BY L. FLETCHER PROUTY. Former chief liaison officer between the Pentagon and the CIA. Col. Prouty is Gallery's National Affairs Editor.

n 1950. Henry Kissinger was a fourteen•year cover-up that has per- student at Harvard, • William F. sisted since John Kennedy's death. IBuckley was editor of the Yale More than a hundred persons have died; Daily News, and Willem Oltmans, son of many others have been threatened in a rich Dutch family, was an under- order to Shut them up. Even today, our graduate at Yale. Kissinger went on to major television networks will not handle become the Executive Secretary of the this subject objectively. Time and Council on Foreign Relations en route to Newsweek will not discuss the assassi- his fobs as National Security Advisor and nation objectively, nor will most of the Secretary of State for Richard Nixon. media. At the same time, books that are Buckley became editor of his own Na- Patently untrue are published. They are tional Review magazine. Oltmans re- aimed at obfuscating and smearing at- turned to the and became tempts 10 gel at the truth of the assassi- one of its outstanding television jour- nation. nalists. In this capacity he has become Oltinan. Atter be Mohrenschildts death, one of the world's foremost critics of the Oltmans went on national television in and of its findings interview him there, Unaccountably, be this country in an attempt to tell his story. in the case of the murder of President Mohrenschildt disappeared, and for The networks put Oltmans on and then John F. Kennedy. weeks Oltmans was unable to locale immediately began a vicious campaign Foreign correspondents have had art him. Finally, Oltmans heard from be to smear him. The newspapers general- advantage over their American counter- Mohrenschildt that the House Assassi- ly ignored his news conferences. and if parts. They have not seen, read, and nation Committee was going to inter- they covered them, they distorted what heard the countless lies and misstate- view him. On the day he was to be inter- he said. ments that have flooded this -country viewed —March 29. 1977—George be More important, in May 1977. not long since Kennedy's death in November Moreenschtldt was found dead in the after °amens returned to Europe. he 1963, Today the crime of the vast Manala pan. house where his was visited by a Bulgarian calling cover-up of that murder's a far more ter- daughter was living. himself General Donald A, Donaldson. rible crime than was the murder itself. It De Mohrenschitdt joined a list of well Donaldson claimed to have inside has never been proved that Lee Harvey over one hundred people who. in one knowledge of the Kennedy assassi- Oswald killed, or ever shot at, JFK. way or another, have died in unusual cir- nation. He told Oltmans a story woven Foreign correspondents have atways cumstances—apparently because they around some knowledge of it. but he been puzzled that the state of knew something about the death of JFK. always slopped Short of a real reve- never conducted its own investigation This is Caimans* story, and Gallery lation. This is the story of Donakison's into the murder —an investigation that presents it not so much because it is visits to Oltmans, and it repeats might have led to a trial. going to solve the case of Kennedy's Donaldson's claims. Foreign correspondents see these death, but because it shows that the It may be that Donaldson is real and questions more clearly than we do, and cover-up still lives. that he knows something about the this is what led Willem Caimans to There have been many phony stories Kennedy assassination. It is much more in 1.967 to talk with Oswald's mother. Dur- about Kennedy's murder. about Oswald, probable that Donaldson ts another pan ing their long discussions Caimans and about the Cuban connection. For of the cover-up and that he was sent to learned that in t962 the Oswalds had instance. Priscitla Johnson McMillan Oltmans to feed him lies and, ultimately. been befriended by George and Jeanne claims to have interviewed Oswald in to discredit him. We would like to believe be Mohrenschildt (see the November the . Certain newspaper Donaldson's story, and if he will surface. Gallery: "The Mysterious Death of a Key reporters have been used to surface Gallery will offer him the space to recount JFK Assassination Witness") shortly phony Oswald and assassination sto- his story openly, after the Oswalds had arrived in Dallas ries in order to break down the validity I believe Donaldson is a typical -cover from the Soviet Union. and credibility of legitimate researchers Story- character. He might well be Oltmans read the Countless pages of and writers. Witness George LarcInees an intelligence ploy. The object of De Mohrenschltrits testimony in the stories in and "Donaldson"' — and others like him—is Warren Commission Report no one those of Priscilla Johnson's in The Chris- to provide Oltmans—and others like him else had been questioned at such length tian Science Monitor. —with a story that can be broken down by the Commission—and then called on Books have been written by. or for. after publication, In this case. not only him and his wife. He interviewed them, such -experts- as Hugh McDonald of would Oltmans look bad, but so would talked with them. and became their the Los Angeles Police Department. his true De Mohrenschildt story. It is a friend and confidant. Over the years, who wrote Appointment in Dallas, and Clever and much-used ruse Oltmans collected many hours of taped Robert Morrow. who wrote Betrayal. This is the world of the Kennedy mur- conversations with George and visited These books are usually identifiable by ders. No one has ever proved that Lee the De Mohrenschildts regularly. their smooth "authenticity' and their Harvey Oswald killed JFK. Until that has In February 1977. when he met them contrived bending of the truth, Thrs is been done, and until the real murderers in Dallas, Oltmans found things part of the game played by the secret have been found. the killers walk the changed. George was visibly upset and murderers of the Kennedy brothers and streets. and the men who hired those concerned that someone was out to kill Marlin Luther King. Jr. killers remain in power. This is the real him. Oltmans -arranged through NOS Neither , Fidel meaning of the story of General Donald television in the Netherlands to fly Castro. nor Nikita Khrushchev himself A. Donaldson of Bulgaria. with be Mohrenschildt to Europe to could have had anything to do with the —L. Fletcher Prouty THE MISSING GENERAL by Willem Daimons

n September 15, 1975 a Gen- personal, classified Presidential mes- , approached the heart of eral Donald A. Donaldson sage to the then prime minister of Bul- the assassination, and he was im- sent a strictly confidential, garia. Ivan Bagrianoff. Reportedly, the mediately discredited. Others, includ- 0 registered letter to Senator letter contained an appeal for the Bul- ing Mark Lane, talked and wrote a Frank Church, then chairman of the garians to join the West instead of the lot, but you alone really hit the mark Senate Select Committee on Investiga- Communists. one hundred percent," said General tion. He wrote, "I have been following When civil war erupted in Greece, Donaldson. the progress of your Committee at General Donaldson joined General He asked how I had discovered home and abroad very closely-...1 have Zervas. In 1947 he was attached to George De Mohrenschildt's involve- decided to come forward and volunteer General Skobie, the Commander of the ment in the JFK assassination. an appearance before your respectful British Army in Greece. During Tru- I told him that early in 1967, a serious Committee....1 assure you that I am man's administration. Donaldson re- and famous Dutch clairvoyant, Gerard holding the answers to some very im- portedly surfaced in the Panama Canal Croiset of Utrecht, invited Carel En- portant questions....One of the an- Zone area. Why this Bulgarian an- kelaar, head of national Dutch televi- swers that I know is who gave the order ticommunist, twice condemned to sion, and myself to his house. Croiset's to assassinate President John F. Ken- death by the leaders of his native coun- vision was then duly taped and nedy. The President knew who gave try, turned up in Hollywood a few recorded. He explained first that the the order, and he told me about it as he years later is not clear. Purportedly, he true killers of John F. Kennedy were had received a warning. He asked me co-produced a score of films with Cecil still at large and that the to took for prospective assassins B. De Mille. and the world were exposed to unac- among groups and people your very ceptable dangers unless these con- Committee is now investigating. This spirators were exposed. He gave a pre- means there was a well organized con- cise description of the man behind Os- spiracy to assassinate the President. wald who was responsible for the as- And die President was extremely puz- sassination in Dallas. Croiset spoke of a zled about the man who gave the order father-son relationship. lie gave phys- to kill him." ical particulars and warned that the Who is this general who wrote man had a name consisting of two Senator Church this astonishing letter? separate words, that he was well Dimiter Adamov Dimitrov was born placed in society, and that he had oil after World War 1 at Metkovetz, near connections. Croiset used the word Lom, Bulgaria As a very young man "geologist." Dimitrov joined the resistance move- ment against the Nazis. In 1943 he founded the Bulgarian Democratic Lib- ., eration Movement. When the Com- munist takeover threatened, he fled to Gimp -old Jeanne De Mahroiscitilift . the United States. Only weeks after the death of Count President Franklin D. Roosevelt, by George De Mohrenschildt (Lee Harvey Presidential decree, declared Dimitrov Oswald's closest friend in Dallas) on an American citizen and gave him a March 29,1977 in Palm Beach. Florida, 1 new name — Donald A. Donaldson. was telephoned in by a Mr. Concurrently, he made the Bulgarian Jim Adams. He said he wanted to pro- resistance fighter a titular general to duce an epoch- making film, which was give him the clout to deal with the au- In include details of the JFK assassina- thorities of that Balkan country. In 1944 tion. Since he had seen on television Roosevelt then ordered General that I had been involved in investiga- Donaldson back to the Balkans with a tive reporting of the Dallas murder, he felt we should get together. 1 met Mr. Adams on May 31. 1977 at the Amster- Gerard Croisef dam Marriott Hotel. Adams turned out to be General Donald A. Donaldson. On March 11, 19671 visited with Mrs. "My friends at the Pentagon," he as- , the mother of the sured me, "know that I am talking to accused assassin, in Fort Worth, Tex- you. You showed unusual courage to as. I asked her whether her son Lee bring out the details on the involve- had befriended a prominent oilman in ment of George Dc Mohrenschildt with Dallas. Oswald. You were right that De "Of course," she replied. "That's Mohrenschildt was the key contact be- George De Mohrenschildt. Why would tween the conspirators in Washington, this man cater to my son, unless he in- D.C. and the Dallas ambush team. tended to use him?" She showed me -Apparently, you did not realize the part IX of the Warren Commission Re- imminent dangers involved in your port in which several hundreds of mission. But actually, you were tight. pages of George and Jeanne Dc jam Garrison, the District Attorney of Mohrenschildt's testimony about their 43 It was no longer permissible for me as a journalist to withhold from the House Committee or the Justice Department any information I had obtained that might help other investigators to unravel the murder mystery of the century. relations with Oswald were reprinted. 1974, George De Mohrenschildt wrote he would have had it. George was also a geologist. me that if I intended to visit Henry I returned to Dallas on February 23, 1 did a filmed interview with the Dc Gonzales, then the lawyer. Pat Russell, 1977 to fulfil a lecture engagement at Mohrenschildt couple on October 15, would be happy to accompany me to the Mary Craig Class, a prominent local 1%7 in their Dallas apartment for NOS San Antonio. It troubled De Mohren- Woman's Club. Afterwards, I was to television of the Netherlands. A local schildt that a new investigation into the meet with the lawyer Russell for lunch CBS crew did the camera work. Later, Dallas murder was to be launched. At at the Cipango Club. George had been in 1975, this forty-minute film was to the end of our long conversation (with released after six weeks at the Parkland disappear mysteriously from the tiles Mr. Russell present), he exclaimed, Hospital. He had resumed teaching at of the Dutch Broadcasting Corpora- "After all you told us, I feel very re- Bishop College. As a surprise. Russell tion. NOS television, in , lieved." brought De Mohrenschildt along for Holland. Thus, the only full-length I received the first indication that the luncheon. I must say that out- filmed interview with the man behind George was in deep trouble on Decem- wardly at least he seemed the same. Oswald was lost forever. ber 4. 1976 when I flew into Dallas and But I immediately noticed a consider- In the years that followed I kept in called him from the airport without giv- able tension and nervousness in him close touch with George De Mohren- ing him advance notice. His wife an- that I had not seen or known before. schildt. We corresponded most regular- swered the phone and said that her I sat next to George. After a while he ly. I used to visit his Dallas apartment at husband was very sick and in the hos- whispered to me in French, so the least once a year and stay as his house- pital and that it was impossible to visit others would not understand, that he guest sometimes for several days. Until with him. When I called Mr. Russell, he needed to speak to me most urgently. 1974, neither the De Mohrenschildts' informed me that De Mohrenschildt Immediately after the luncheon I left story about Oswald nor their general was in the Parkland Hospital Mental with De Mohrenschildt in his car for behavior changed much. George, were Clinic for observation, and he was re- Bishop College, and we found a quiet he to be questioned, seemed com- ceiving rather heavy drug treatments. place in a corner of the library. When pletely in control about what he would His memory was impaired. George we sat down. George looked extremely say and also when he would decide to was in serious trouble. depressed. It was there that he finally stay mum. Most of the time he I was shocked. I had known George confessed to his involvement in the JFK ridiculed all conspiracy theories, but for almost ten years. Here was a man murder. He stressed that he felt re- when we were alone, on long walks, who was completely in control of his sponsible for Oswald's role. He want- for instance, he would say that some- life, extremely cynical about the great ed to confess. He said that for some day someone would confess, and only affluent American society, totally criti- time he had been receiving threats then would the world finally learn cal of the Dallas oil world and the so- against his life, and he was absolutely what had really happened on Novem- called high-living rich, as well as aris- sure that he would be killed. He begged ber 22, 1963 in Dallas. "If you are in- tocrats (after all, he knew something of me to please take him to Europe to safe- terested in finding the murderers," he that world as he truly was a White Rus- ty, out of reach of potential assassins. once said, "you have to search among sian count by birth). He delighted in the Cubans." having black students at Bishop Col- But in 1974, simultaneously with ef- lege where he chose to teach French forts by Representative Henry Gon- and Russian instead of still associating zales of Texas.to have the Kennedy in- with the crooks and gamblers of the in- vestigation reopened, George seemed ternational oil tycoons. He used to say to become increasingly nervous. When that his association with Lee Harvey I arrived September 10, 1974 for one of Oswald had made him lose important my periodic overnight stays, I was met business contacts because of the wide at the airport by George and Jeanne. publicity the Warren Report had given who almost immediately announced to his close friendship with Lee and that it would be better to await any dis- Marina. But it had turned out for the cussion of the JFK assassination or of better, because without this adverse Oswald until their lawyer, Pat S. Rus- publicity, he would probably never Michael Eddowes sell, would arrive after dinner. Never have entered the academic world. before had I seen them act or speak De Mohrenschildt was the outdoor When later in 1977 British lawyer this way. type. He was always suntanned. He Michael Eddowes published his ac- On September 6, 1974 George had jogged a couple of miles a day and count, The Oswald File. and reported wntten me a letter saying in part, "In played an ardent game of tennis in that. presumably. I had first given De case of my removal from the scene--by which his wife participated. Whenever Mohrenschildt drugs and then had assassination or otherwise—you will possible, he would drive his Mustang interviewed him, one can only wonder be able to sell the tapes. The proceeds convertible with the top down. For me, whether there are no efficient ways to (one-half) are to go to my daughter it remained a mystery how this man stop people. in our system of a free Alexandra." This was the agreement could suddenly have become a mental press, from further confusing or pollut- we had made in 1969. If the seven case. But many months after his un- ing the already mysterious events sur- hours of sound tape we had made were timely death, Jeanne De Mohrenschildt rounding Kennedy's assassination. to be sold or turned into a book, I remarked to me, "We had him com- From Bishop College, I telephoned would share the proceeds on a fifty- mitted to the Parkland Mental Clinic Card Enkelaar, head of Dutch NOS fifty basis. because we knew }she and lawyer television. I informed him that Gerard Just after that visit, on September 13, Russell] that one more interview, and Croiset's vision that George would

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President Ford belatedly realized that Kennedy had been hit by five bullets,that Oswald never could have acted alone, and that there had been a conspiracy.

someday confess and do so to me had through with his confession. of March 29. That same afternoon, finally materialized. Enkelaar asked me Instead of contacting George again, I George De Mohrenschildt was found to bring De Mohrenschildt to the Neth- informed Robert Tanenbaum, lawyer dead. erlands at my earliest convenience. for the Select Committee, on March 28, General Donald A. Donaldson We arrived in Amsterdam via New indicating where De Mohrenschildt seemed to know, at least he so assured York and London on March 3, 1977. could be reached. Tanenbaum said, me, that he had received through his •1 That same evening. we drove to the "We will have an investigator there to- highly placed contacts in Washington, house of Croiset in Utrecht. The clair- morrow." D.C. the relevant information that voyant found his vision dating back to So it was. The investigator did visit George had been killed after he had 1967 completely confirmed. the villa of Mrs. Tilton on the morning agreed to come to the capital to testify. The next day, De Mohrenschildt negotiated with Mr. Enkelaar and a representative of the Strengholt Pub- lishing Company to obtain an exclusive THE JFK TRIGGERMEN AND WHY THEY ARE NOT IMPORTANT contract on the story of his relations with the accused assassin of President By Richard Sprague John F. Kennedy and why he felt re- sponsible for Oswald's role. Richard E Sprague was consultant to the Congressional committee investigating On March 5, 1977, while the contract assassinations. A pioneer in the field of electronic computers, he is a consultant to was being drawn up, I drove with De the Presidents Commission on Electronic Funds Transfer Systems (EFTS) and to the Battelle Memorial Institute, a think-tank of Frankfurt. Germany He has written Mohrenschildt to to keep a luncheon appointment with an old numerous articles and books. friend, the Soviet Charge d'Affaires, Vladimir Kuznyetsov. Mr. Kuznyetsov had been stationed for some years in The Hague and was now serving in the diplomatic corps in . George told us he would go for a walk in the city, since he had not been back there for some twenty years. He was to join us for luncheon at the Metropole Hotel in an hour or so. De Mohrenschildt never returned from that walk. I doubt that he had planned to disappear in Brussels, be- lack Lawrence one of several aliases cause he had left all of his possessions. including his pipe, in the guest room of the house he was staying at in Amster- dam. Again. Mr. Eddowes concludes in The Oswald File that De Mohrenschildt might have wanted to come to Europe to ask the Soviet KGB for protection. But neither the Russians nor the Poles, writes Eddowes, accepted him into their country. According to researcher Eddowes (he misspells Enkelaar for Angelier, and Kuznyetsov for De- William Seymour Emilio Santana nisov). "De Mohrenschildt was possi- bly threatened with death or exposure hese tour photographs show the men who are believed to have fired shots at as a longtime Soviet agent." President Kennedy in , Dallas, Texas on November 22. 1963. By After George disappeared in Brus- the year 1970. evidence accumulated by the Committee to Investigate Assas- sels on March 5, 1 went into dosed ses- T sinations. Washington. D.C. pointed to these riflemen shooting from four positions. sion before the Select Committee on However, as incredible as it may seem, Willem 011man's article makes clear that the Assassinations in Washington, D.C. on identities of the actual Dealey Plaza team, including shooters, radio communica- March 15, 1977 to give a full account of tions men, coordinators, and others, do not really matter in the overall conspiracy these events. On March 25, De and especially in the cover-ups The murder was a carefully orchestrated intelli- Mohrenschildt surfaced at the villa of gence operation; it was and is being covered up by high-level intelligence people Mrs. Charles Tilton III at Manalapan whose influence reaches into the White House itself. near Palm Beach, Florida, where his The photographic evidence alone proves that Lee Harvey Oswald did not fire any daughter Alexandra was staving. He shots that day. Once one moves beyond the stage of thinking that Oswald did the sent me a telephone message through a shooting. the questions about who was shooting become secondary to the ques- friend in , asking me to call tions about who him. He said that he had been most planned and commanded the execution and why they did so. More important, who covered up the truth. and who today is responsible for the continuing grateful for my efforts to bring him to massive efforts to cover up? safety, but he had been too scared to go

4; Donaldson maintained that the only reason the Kennedy family had so far not told the world who killed the President was fear for the lives of the Kennedy children.

Donaldson said, "George was Aristotle Onassis'only son,Alexandros, cheated. He asked immunity from the was a CIA murder, and it was carried wrong quarters. His wife and lawyer out for the sole purpose of frightening realized that this was unsafe. He Jacqueline Kennedy's husband suffi- wanted to confess, but also in Brussels, ciently to deter him from trying to he approached the wrong people. He promote future activities that might perhaps honestly felt that you wanted lead to the exposure of the Dallas as- to deliver. him to the Soviets. It was a sassins. Donaldson maintained that mistake you went to lunch with your the only reason the Kennedy family friend Kuznyetsov. You should not had so far not come forward and told have left De Mohrenschildt out of sight the world who had killed the President a single minute. I also think you are far was their total fear for the lives of the too honest in your reporting. You told Alexandros ()miss& many Kennedy children. the Select Committee in Washington all By the middle of June. I extracted those details. You should not have months prior to the 1976 election) that from General Donaldson his agree- mentioned your meeting with Kuz- President Kennedy had been hit by fine ment that l could quote him and pass nyetsov at all. Now, perhaps, you will bullets, that Oswald never could have on all the information he had given me, have to prove to your enemies that you acted alone, and that there had been a but only to President Carter. While the are not a KGB agent." conspiracy to kill the President. Ford general made the rounds at Dutch Donaldson further volunteered that supposedly referred to the fact that at banks in an effort to get his film fi- after George contacted the wrong the time that he was a member of the nanced, I wrote a paperback about De people in Brussels, he came to Wash- Warren Commission, the CIA and the Mohrenschildt and presented it on ington, but was told to go to Florida FBI did not supply the information rel- June 15 at a press conference at the where he would be less exposed. He evant to the case and that the Warren government press center In The first traveled to Dallas in an effort to re- Commission members had acted in Hague. Simultaneously, I sent Presi- cover some papers which he was afraid good faith when they declared Oswald dent Carter a message that if I could would be destroyed by his wife. (Mrs. to be the sole assassin, For Ford. this meet him, I would pass on to him some De Mohrenschildt, probably sensing episode must have been doubly painful new and vital information on the JFK the imminent danger surrounding her since he had published Portrait of the assassination. husband, had left him in January and Assassin (Simon and Schuster) in 1965 By the middle of July 1977, however, stayed in California.) in which he elaborated in over five still waiting for a White House reply. "De Mohrenschildt was murdered hundred pages that Oswald had acted Donaldson announced from Amster- by two men. They rust offered him safe alone in Dallas. dam that Carter now had a Pentagon conduct to Mexico," said General When I later declared at a Washing- report on his desk containing full de- Donaldson, "and they also asked him ton, D.C. press conference that former tails of an assassination plot against to sign a false document drawn up by President Ford had been fully briefed himself. He counseled me to again the CIA. George did so and was killed. by my new witness, Donaldson, as far apply for a meeting with the President. After all, these experts know only too back as February 1976, it was notewor- Out of this second request, contacts well haw to make it look like a suicide." thy that a spokesman for the former developed with Hamilton Jordan's of- Several weeks of intensive talks with President dedared at a Colorado ski re- fice, the office of Robert Lipshutz. the the mysterious Bulgarian general pro- sort that Ford had "no comment" to personal lawyer of the President at the duced the following information. After make. White HOUSE, and finally, I was asked he spoke of the earlier mentioned letter Donaldson further maintained that to please meet with Robert Keuch, the to Senator Church, there was appar- Mrs.Jacqueline Kennedy was in posses- personal lawyer dealing with assassi- ently no agreement on his terms nor sion of a top secret report on the assas- nations for both the President and the had an actual appearance before the sination of her husband. Also, Theo- Attorney General, Griffin Bell, at the Church Committee taken place. What dore Sorensen, former top Kennedy Justice Department. did result from these contacts was a aide, supposedly knew details of the I met with Mr. Keuch August 29,1977 meeting in February 1976 between assassination. It was also made dear at IMO A.M. The Presidential lawyer Donaldson and President Gerald Ford that President Jimmy Carter had nomi- argued that since the President would at the White House, lasting several nated Sorensen for the post as CIA di- delegate to him whatever I had to say hours. At first, Donaldson passed on rector because only Sorensen would anyway. I could tell him in good con- this information to me under back- have been able. with his knowledge of science whatever information I had. I ground rules. but after I continued to the clandestine operations of this intel- replied that my source (General press him on the "Ford meeting," he ligence service, "to clean it out once Donaldson) would not allow me to finally said that "Washington had and for all of all murder operations and speak to anyone but the President, so I agreed" (he indicated his Pentagon Mafia connections." Of course, a mas- would first have to consult with him. sources or collaborators) that I could sive CIA offensive against Sorensen At noon the same day. I called a press use the Church-Ford developments. succeeded sufficiently in discrediting conference at the Washington Hilton He even supplied me with a copy of his him almost overnight to the point Hotel and drew the attention of the letter to Church, including the stub to where his nomination became unac- press corps to the existence of a new prove it was mailed as a registered ceptable. The Sorensen withdrawal witness in the JFK assassination who letter. was Carter's very first political defeat. maintained he knew who ordered the According to General Donaldson, Furthermore, according to Donald- assassination of the President. President Ford belatedly realized (eight son, the untimely death of shipowner (continued on page 1021 46 GALLERY

Oswald. She was found dead. prepared to wait any longer. I offered to THE MISSING Donaldson himself had showered a arrange a television interview through GENERAL series of warnings upon me to he ex- NOS-TV in the Netherlands that would tremely careful if I returned to the be circulated worldwide. And further, (continued from page 46/ United States, because the Kennedy we were ready to pay him one hundred I could not at that point release the assassins would not hesitate to bump thousand dollars. name of Donaldson, and this obviously me off as well. Donaldson flew into a rage. He irritated a number of writers and jour- I flew back to London and. on Sep- threatened to shoot me if I released any nalists. and I can hardly blame them for tembers, met with General Donaldson of the information "even if l have to go that. In some respects the press confer- at the Holiday Inn near Heathrow Air- to prison for it for the rest of my life." in ence was premature. But on the other port. 1 confronted him straight away more than one way. his nervousness hand. I needed the publicity to exert with an ultimatum. I told him I had had and reaction reminded me strongly of pressure on the authorities and, at the enough of playing games and that if he the last days of the life of George De Mohrenschildt. I ignored his threats, flew back to New York, and on September 8, 1977 I went before the cameras of ABC-TV in New York for fourteen minutes. On "Good Morning, America" I showed Donaldson's picture and parts of his letter to Senator Church, and I gave the fullest information possible at the time, about this mysterious Bulgarian- turned-American general, and later, Hollywood producer. I carefully stated during this ABC interview on David Hartman's show Dorothy to:walla' fuck Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald that my investigation into the data of- fered by General Donaldson had same time, protect myself in more than knew who ordered the JFK assassina- reached an end for me, that I had no one way. For instance, I remembered tion. then he was in my view an ac- way of further discovering whether he what had happened to Dorothy Kilgal- complice of the assassins by with- was speaking the truth and to what ex- len after she had spoken for half an holding that information for fourteen tent his statements could be corrobo- hour with . the assassin of years. 1 also told him that I was not rated by facts. f said that I had turned my notes over to both the Justice De- partment in Washington. D.C. and the 1 For Shelf- ['reservation... Select Committee on Assassinations Your copies of GALLERY can now be collected in for further study and examination. a distinctive, individualized protective case for a In my opinion, the crime to kill the lifetime of pleasure and personal reference. The President of the United States justified GALLERY "collector" comes in two styles, file box my position, and it was no longer per- or binder. both in a handsome blue-black finish missible for me as a journalist to with- with silver lettering. hold from the House Committee or the Justice Department any information I had obtained in the course of my own investigation, information that might assist other investigators to unravel the murder mystery of the century. A few weeks later, while I was in the Soviet Union for the purpose of con- ducting a series of interviews, the Deputy Director General of the lass News Agency, Sergei Losev, happened to show me a lengthy cable he had re- 1 ceived from his Tokyo office. Herein it was reported that Japanese free-lance writer Nobuhiko Ochiai had written a Each holds a fun year s issues of 12 magazines. Indicate choice of either file or series of reports for the magazine Situ- binder, complete and return the coupon with the appropriate amount. Files: 54.95 each; three for $14.00; six for $24.00, postpaid. Broaers: tissues open flat.) 56.50 each: three for 518.75: six for $36.00, postpaid. tAdd 51.00 for each Me or binder outside U.S.A.)

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kio 16- T tokyo tass 22.9 77 after he reportedly passed secret infor- :assassination 5 tokyo: :assassination: mation to government sources. he also says that nixon had the lull tokyo sept 26 Vass) as kyodo — re- another important figure in the case, support of the California syndicate, in- ports—a jepanese jcnimalist charges in russian exile george de mohrenschildt. cluding los angels gangster mickey Co- a weekly news magazine here that the a man deeply involved rn deltas oil inter- hen. who contributed heavily to his 1946 late for director j edger hoover and ests and lee harvey oswald's most inti- house of representatives election cam• former co had alien dotes. with the mate friend paign. knowledge and approval of former pres- the writer says that nixon's role in the ident richard nixon. planned and insti- :assassination 4 tokyo: cfealh of kennedy was made clear by the gated the assassination of president he [Ruby) made contact with david watergate arrests of e. howard hunt. john f. kennedy. ferne, the cia contact with the mob, the bernard barker, and frank sturgis, all free-lance writer nobuhiko ochiai con- night before he shot Oswald_ men who took part in the bay of pigs in- tends in a six-week series appearing in according to the writer, the final go- vasion and are suspected to have par- the "shukan bunshun" weekly maga- ahead !or the assassination was given ticipated in the assassination, zine that hoover and the cia set into ac- by dulles. who still commanded the he examines the historic rivalry be- tion against kennedy the same fierce loyalty of the anti-castro agents tween nixon and kennedy dating back to underworld-cia team involved in at- despite having been removed from his their early days together in congress. tempts to assassinate tide! castro of post at the cia some months before. and and shows how in the assassination of cube, because the loofa& strong-willed hoover, who hated the kennedy family John kennedy in 1963, robelkenneoy in president represented a "national secu- for trying to usurp his entrenched power 1968, and the attempted assassination ray risk.' and considered john kennedy a grave of george wallace in 1972 nixon was al- nixon. the water says. was fully aware risk to the interests 01 the country. ways the man with the most to gain. of the plot on the president through his the cia, then under john mccone. he cites numerous points in the intimate ties with the fbi director. and feared that kennedy was considering watergate tapes where nixon refers to would later go to great lengths. including detente with castro in 1963, and even the bay of pigs and the need to keep the watergate break-in to stifle attempts tried to pass castro a gift of a poison- hunt quiet to reveal truth behind the assassination. coated diving suit through unwitting united nations representative William :assassination 6 tokyo: :assassination 2 tokyo: attwood, who went to Cuba that year tor nixon promised to pay hunt dollar one ocher. who has accumulated data on talks with the Cuban premier million in hush money. a sum tar exceed- the assassination on 91 trips to the U S ochiai asserts that nixon was cogni- ing the criminal seriousness of the dem- over the past 14 years, finks cia-affiliated zant of the assassination plans because ocratic headquarters break-in. cuban expatriates incensed over ken- of his close ties with hoover and his fre- nixon left deals only three hours be- nedy s refusal to provide u.s military quent dealings with anti-kennedy fac- fore the assassination. yet in later ques- support in the april 1961 bay of pigs tions of the military-industrial complex. tioning by the fbi he somehow was un- fiasco with mafia hit men in the intri- able to remember exactly when he was cately planned attack on the president S in the texas city, motorcade on november 22. 1963 in ochrar also goes into the make-up of tulles the warren commission, saying that a he traces the involvement of was dominated by men such as alien gangsters sam giancana john rozelii, dulles. former chase manhattan bank and santos traffic-ante in repeated at- chairman john mccloy, and geratd Ford. tempts on the life of castro and con- who would later play leading roles in the cludes that henchmen for the same nixon administration_ he notes that gangsters. acting under orders of cia alfred goldberg. who drew up the final contract agent . were later report stating that there had been no plot commissioned to kill kennedy. against the president. along with duties !erne was found dead Ln 1967 shortly and ford were members of the george- after new orleans prosecutor Jim garri- town strategic research center. a cia son opened his unsuccessful case think tank. against fellow agent clay shaw_ gian- lyndon Johnson. who the writer claims cane, under heavy tbi guard, was mur- was not involved in the cover-up but was dered in his Chicago home in lune 1975. anxious to settle the affair quickly in only several days before he was sched- .order to cement his own power, at that uled to appear as a witness at senate time issued orders that certain important hearings on the assassination documents were not to be made public until the year 2039. ochiai says that :assassination 3 tokyo: some of these documents stored in the rozelli s battered corpse was found in Frain October 27th t:4,44e national archives in washington are al- mom beach in august 1976, shortly Shukan Bun:hun ready being destroyed by the fbi.

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mation about u2 reconnaissance flights. book depository. 10. Mal is Mimosa Herbal Blend? this was followed by the downing of the if 'a IOW. sun herb dem i A iii natal Mil Li u2 flown by pilot Francis gary powers in :assassination 9 tokyo: nrs.,:rewd dim lra lanes. taftoontlattZ1 and Ania nut may 1960 and the break-up of the — the day before the assassination eisenhower-khrushchev summit con- jack ruby paid a visit to right-wing oilman i6). saw Ann n eel' ference- scheduled to open in pans 16 h.l. hunt's office in deltas. as did eugene A In thee viii Sanainiflla rout Ittattases ha- days later hale Wading. a murderer in the hire of -mite Urea' Brume os a Mid aliPlOrKand a PVAllni 411kOdtiliC. And kola ue Mums the mew aggenements —oswald and his russian wife marina syndicate boss meyer lansky. brading ..dand.h.alleS1.0,06t1;51elftle by P00:164 1.17101,5 were advanced dollar 1.500 by the u.s. was stopped by police after the shooting rr~ dials embassy in moscow for their return trip in the dal tax building on the corner of to the u.s. houston and elm streets, a position • Why theta I take Wdarisall Herber' Blend' —oswald was an fbi informer rn 1962 numerous investigators have claimed A Mei the peak oars at 18 To 20, dor toolass atter returning to deltas. was the origin of some of the fire on the olodnea simnel Warlfdref of harrncases Omens; 'Meal — Oswald was sent to new orteans in president. brading was quickly released. sdsgera aillnia and Ore we Sinai al prima !hags co arse cane arcutaarr it *hot !ndism dish formal april 1963 and was ordered to carry out —the night before the assassination Dallra halter. Walmont Her4ti fiend ad en Lit anknerh pro-Castro activities while he was em- ruby had dinner with ralph meyers of not au Lindy mei:Lally and amens 115 a Nana energy' unel ptoyed at a coffee processing plant army intelligence. son of ed meyers, and mrnaand want, whose owner was rabidly ann-castro. he head of a pepsi bottling plant in queens. was during this time making frequent vis- and that both ruby and cia agent david its to 544 camp street. the office of "re- !erne had been in frequent contact with a 'hue long doe! t&ht 7 Bobs. Me Las a tired- fbi man guy bannister and the Chicago number belonging to a girlfriend titre in *or* Mir reDADIrt ■Au- hang-out of cia agent david !erne. e of ed meyers brother lawrence. airy Mr 30 to 110 days_ Theoexher howard hunt also had an office in the teelnutad regular use d Wilmot herby! Mere nisi rnordain Mese higher 6 LPN,. same building_ :assassination 10 tokyo: lavers of errata, and MOO the writer who has spent 11 years in :assassination 8 tokyo: the united stales and was educated in — in September 1963 oswatd was pennsytvania colleges. states that the given a passport in new orleans and kennedy assassination was only the Wit:000T sent to mexico where he met with eta most dramatic instance of the efforts by mexico city bureau chief e. howard hunt. the u.s milliaryandustrial complex, al- feCiDiJCIS flap! G-84 hunt told him to apply for a visa to cube, lied with the cia. the fbi. and the mob. to 4331 Stmsti al . Sala WO possibly with the intention of implicating control the course of u.s. policy lrom the Las :angoras_ CA B0069 castro In the assassination, but oswald's cold war through watergate. .- e... sera Odal aaealra, sn?s 0 at zans. s.' r • . Cam am see 6'y *alvt r.. visa request was turned down. in an interview with kyodo. actual says —ruth and michael paine, who helped that -to the extent that the puzzle of ken- NAME AGE oswald obtain a job at the texas school nedy's assassination is not solved, the ADDRESS book depository, had cia connections. real arnerica. and that source or power CITY STATE ZIP — deputy director of the cia chartes which moves the country from within. SIGNAlruPE Mono to my 0 SA D MC cabell desperately pleaded for air sup- WO never be understood:' =LERilie,ThL, t2j •—••••-•r.rr lire .0 eta, ;Cif PAAstvermgelfrso. Elan■amemare.Visa or C 0 D sneetents CAlt Tptl fRFE 800.421.0428

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