SEX PERVERTS AT WORK AT STATE, CIA, FORMER FSO SAYS

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
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On Ai gust 29,' G. Marvin Gentile, the State I)cpa: tnccat s Dc iuty civilly by removing original docu-
Assistant Secretary for Security informed FSO-I William kio;weii, rie,nt- meats. The other concerned the
ly th he Chic: cf the State Departn cat's Senior Officer Progr sin that "events "pro?yr amntind in" of CIA recruits
.constrained him" to request a rs explanation f'or the record of Mr. or officers in-.0 the State Depart-
Boswell's role in the case of the 11- 1.1 meat. Foreign Service. AID, and
"homosexual" who was recently ed to exp secrr.[" USIA, The "programming-iri' was
pieemeni, the source referred fen
Promoted to FSO-1 in the 1967 1! currently being done, the source
promotion list submitted by the suustantiatto :++: :..,:!e n 77+c stated, through the Oftlce of Man-
agcment Plnning, located to Suite
' ~r Cstdent and co'- irmcd by the Cla';.ch a/i J.civnce on Au-
Senate. The foregoing information 1I 29, written by i_yn S:; pare:. in S00 at lSth and G Streets, NW.
was communica~ed to The Ex- his report, Mr. Shepard, discussing Known popularly as the "Barret[
the CIA controversy Will, Scr,ator program', after its director Richard
? ciiange on August 31 by a senior ,
i ,Sam Ervin rcg:irding the use of. Barrent, the "programming-in" is
orcign Service Of teen just retir inn,` polygraphs and the invasion of the
who cannot be further publicly carried out under a variety of
identified except that he is on good. privacy of Federal employees management directives" by "for-
personal terms with Mr. Gentile, wrote as follows: men CIA officers' now being car-
Mr. Boswell and the "homosexual "Behind the closed doors of the g pied on the Stag Department pay-
involved. Judiciary Committee. Senator Er-
roll as "domestic" Foreign Service
n r vin had opposed any moves to Reserve Officers. Class 2. Accord-
acadens of nhc Exchange will griMt [;-la CIA and NSA special
l';~b till sliiii it'ViiS il)TSu;E _ lag to the sQgrce, the most proms-
'ri-411 10 p; Pi`fV11 N-?seti 1 i,~ l ~+jil ,. .
previously Deputy Assistant Sccre- sills iii 010 aiio John J, f dui-,ii3
Lary for Security during the crup ec testing amendment proposed by o
, S Bruce H. Allen; and Curtis Lee
e ns . ch a y h (D) na
lion of the notorious "sex and sir ri:z.
scandals' in Warsaw. He was sic- and Edward B M. i', ennedy n d i it of1D) of Because of the important role
deeded by John Reilly who con- Massachusetts. gained a majority played by the April 19 issue of The
ceased information about Elmer anyway.. . . Exc/uanc in the events leading up
Dewey ::ill's Warsaw activities "The secur:y .,,.encies decline
r official comment c n tl cir opera- to the August 29 developments be-
Uorri 2, Mr. Service security in ti on, including c c :.r;, of ;hol gr h tween Messrs. Gentile and Boswell,
Spector. Mr. Reilly y? ?p'
Ily subsequently tests without the proposed restric- The Excliangc is reprinting hereun-
resigned while under the threat the 01 lions der the relevant April 19 article.
charges of perjury before the
"One Senate soiree close to the The April 19 article follows:
Senate Internal Security Subcom-
issue. however. saki ,at "Lich tests . f The revel on by this newspaper
miuee in con iectio:h with the Otto , ... ! .
its last issue that the Foreign.
serve a dual purpose. At tires they
Qtepka
case. NIr. Gemile, whose i y
previous security career was at the ? screen out undesirable applicants Service Officer Promotion list for
r.,,
I `'ass 1 Foreign Service Officers of
who mi
ht be subject to bi
cknaai
ii
g
Central Intelligence Agency, sue-
[ the State Department submitted to
. Reilly. sG: eCir s the are
ceeded Mr. .~ully. Mr. Gentile was ?ressure.
{ y the Senate Foreign Relations Corn-
designated at the top of the Foreign used to deliberately 'screen in' such
Service corps as an FSO-1 from the undesirables so the agency can mittee for its approval contained
the naare of. admitted "homosex-
outsec, even though he had not' make contacts in vice circles. al" has iransformdd the existing
is the `rigla g
previously had any service in the "'The only big issue u
'These crises of "confidence and com-
Foreign Service, to pry', the Source said.
t +
When asked to elaborate about' agencies are in the Prying businespetence?? in the State Depart-
s. ,
constraints', the FSO source stet- They have to ask some of these meat into a "crisis of conspir-
cd that Mr. Gentile and Mr. Bos- questions--no matter who they of-
well had previously discussed the fend.
"homosexual" case at length fol- "'They have to recruit some drug
lowing the publication of the April addicts and sex deviates to contact
19 issue of The Exchange. That others like them in London, Paris,
issue revealed the basic facts about r or hippy circles wherever to find
the case. Both had [hen agreed not !: out what the agencies need to
because, it developed, this "llomo-
sexual" case, as well as the case of
the "homosexual security officer"
with whoa: the FSO-1 had had
relations, was governed by a "top
secret" CIA-St rte agreement on the
use of sex perverts and other securi-
ty risks by the CIA - as '"double
gents:' or in so-called "peripheral
reporting."
{ icy, a former Ambassador in-
formed The Exchange on April 13.
It deepened considerably the t'ol-
lowing Monday when employees of
the Department learned through
the "underground" that Stephen A.
Koczak. the former Foreign Service
Officer involuntary retired from the
According to the same senior. Department, together with The Ex-
retiring FSO, the "top secret"" { change, the American Federation
agreement allows the sexual deviate of Government Employees and the
to acquire "immunity" and contin- American Civil Liberties Union
ue his Foreign Service Career to asked for an investigation and a 3
the even though he is sup- hearing into the allegations this
formation to frnu; n r,.,tv_ newspaper has been publishing on
?c rs, ` ? prGVided he as ? i the State Department since August.
uouo~a
agent' for CIA. 1966, he said flatly.
T.e same secu, c; cued, d From- a source in the office of
that there were ton other "corn:- Marvin Gentile, the State Depart-
Lary" agreements between CIA and Wien[ s top Security Officer, it was
One governed an arrange- further learned following the publi-
cation of its April 5 issue, another
cer taitt personnel documents, espe `special conference-was called in the
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