</s>104-10112-10328 CONFIDENTIAL 12 August 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD MEMORDUM FOR The RECORD SUBJECT: Unknown Subject: B. R. Fox - Extortion One of the individuals recently interviewed by the FBI relation to Subject matter noted that he once saw information concerning B. R . Fox company that he was interviewed by Tad Szczecin in Pennsylvania in 1974 an article by to instant memorandum. A copy of that article captioned, "The Spy Among Us." The portion pertaining to B ., R. Box is set out in brackets. It is not noted that the article mentions the address of B.R. Fox Company, as well as Lucien CONEIN and Michael MORRISSEY. Jerry G. Brown Deputy Chief Security Analysis Group Att: -* As stated JEK ACT JGB:hjd JEKA APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 RELEASE CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM E2MPDET CL BY 063994 1o2rin, CONFIDENTIAL

John F. Kennedy assassination records:

* B.R. Fox Company: Mentioned as a private company with connections to foreign leaders and intelligence agencies.
* CIA involvement in domestic espionage: The agency was accused of spying on Americans, including civil rights activists.
* Air America: A private airline used by the CIA for clandestine operations in Asia, including Laos.
* Global Marine Corporation: Involved in secret reporting and had a stake in terror problems with cubans.
* CAT (Civil Air Transport): A major international airline with connections to the CIA's proprietary companies.
* Operation SEGLEBT: The agency was involved in this operation, which included aircraft repair and overhaul facilities.
* Green Agency's Clandestine Services: The agency was accused of violating air regulations.
* Interlocking directorships between Air America and United Airlines.
* CIA funding for foreign agents: The agency funded foreign agents through the IDA (International Development Authority).
* Navy Air Force involvement in clandestine activities: The agency was involved in clandestine operations with the Navy Air Force.

CIA's proprietary companies:

* Southern has: A company that provided services to the CIA, including explosive factory set-ups.
* Summa Corporation: A private airline used by the CIA for clandestine operations.
* Pacific as CAT: A major international airline with connections to the CIA's proprietary companies.

Domestic espionage and surveillance:

* FBI involvement in domestic dissenters: The agency ran a secret committee-investigation aimed at domestic dissenters in 1971.
* COIN program: The CIA was involved in this program, which included mail interception and surveillance.
* Postal Service involvement in surveillance: The US Postal Service was used by the CIA for surveillance purposes.

Key individuals:

* George H.W. Bush: Mentioned as a former government official who had contact with the CIA.
* Michael Morrissey: A well-known individual who had contact with the CIA, but refused to work for them.
* Clarence M. Kelley: The FBI director who was involved in the COIN program and other surveillance activities.

Dates:

* 1965: The CIA began funding foreign agents through the IDA.
* 1971: The FBI ran a secret committee-investigation aimed at domestic dissenters, and the CIA was involved in the COIN program.
* 1973: The CIA's proprietary companies were mentioned as being involved in clandestine activities.
* 1974: Air America was used by the CIA for clandestine operations in Laos.

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