ASSURED ON B26 PAPERS, JOB SEEKER SAYS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000300510040-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 19, 1999
• Sequence Number: 40
• Publication Date: October 6, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

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By ORR KELLY I Tucson; Ariz., and talked to him but clear only $5O0 if there were
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BUFFALO, _ N.Y,.-Ailed who "I asked Board about cus- John ,ichard Hawke, an ex-
VIM, said. "I knew that Royal Air Force pilot who has
Portugal has testified t'f%al ` u less paper work is clean, you said he made the seven flights
as ass
ary I cured as early as 1{`ebu d 't get through customs ... If between . May and August of last
65 that all of the aper t re was any one thing I year, is one of the two men still
Yk _on the planes woulnpbe i st essed, it was that the paer on trial here. The other is Count
r_ Wk would have to be rfec . I Henri 14faris de Montmarin.
,: n+, k: .r` ~~ .7afanen- m.+_ m ,i1.1 rnf ai4 +hraa nr fnim rl vc s.,..... a:..
its to export seven of`tli st si gfit6ned out-not while 1' Board .has been out of the coun-
eJ of Merritt Isf ands.1 . Figures Out Pay Hawke, who is expected to
d at w S k 'one thing e testify, later this week, has said
St suggested; Keyes said, that, he . believed the whole
On a crosscountry trip in ttie th t he be paid $3,000 for each operation was being run by the
t week of February, he said, fli ht, ro1,. which he would Central Intelligence Agency. A
e met Gregory Board, the 45- h e to pay `all expenses. On an man he believed to be a CIA
ear-olds alleged mastermind in e flight, Keyes said, he agent, he says, gave him two
e plane smuggling deal, in fi ured he could.make$1,000- code words-"Monarch" and
report is viewed ty the defense ,
'as evidence that the CIA was z``
watching over Iawke, to the
prosecution it api ears to show'
that there was t n attempt to
represent the bombers as civil-
ian aircraft.
Ask Dismissals
When the pros(cution's case
ended earlier in ti e day, Edwin
Marger, attorney for Hawk,
and Edward Brod:;ky, De Mont-'
marin's attorney, argued that
the indictments tgainst their
clients should be di missed.
U.S: ' Atty. 1 Jol- i' T. Curtin
contended that ~ ifficient +'vi-
dence of a crih a had been
produced for the rial to eorrtin-
gotin trouble ? f Henderson re9e
indicated, yesterday that "110 scribed as ?r
mysterious ,co4e word -Hawke in the x'eantime
confiders it. 0m of dtbs fire Jqlg~~4"'~-
` "">`"" ~, t nt 91- t Federal
vi a I
ie a ervi- B javell t W toll l
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sor ar'lhe Federia yia ion desgr ,4 UqN. II rye cpme to I
Agecy s New York Air fie his, office in k'oV, Lauderdale, I
Control ?C,ei eg produce ec- Fla._, one day in, 1 ,e fall of 1965' I
ords from last ye showir}g tat apd complained hat he was
Hawke had failed to ch~cIn by being followed. _.
radio on trans-A.44114?, flip ts.
~~ Moments later, a man who it
On one of them, e spud, to identified himself as a U.S
plane was described,as a""`Mptt- customs agent entered the office I
arch B26." and admitted he had Hawke:I
In testimony last week, a under surveillan,.e Sullivan I
government w1tness ex famed said.
that the B26 waf 4escribe asn "Hawke and he customs j I
"Invader" by D las Aircr t,
the manufacttl eee lit=wiie15
d
-_ wor
s, autuvat saia with
use, he said, they'are designated Hawke demandli g to know why-
"Monarch " was under st rveillance. lie?
While the use of, ie~ yvajji
f0 owipg'- e' vheai we`r-
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