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4 4-41 (Pres. 62-61) @ @ Tolson > . ! Belmont " i Mohr * a Callahan Conrad’ DECODED COPY ees Malone Salliven Tavel 2 Radio caTeletype << L nOrA URGENT,” 7=15-61 10250 AM PH ran TO/1 RECTOR al i 5. f i bea ar pe t . pel oy FROM SAC NEW YORK 45073), (pee Hel (gs Oso. IS=C. ON JULY 1h, 1961, NY 694-S%, WHO RETURNED FROM A ABROAD ON JULY 13, 1961, FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION, WHICH IN HIS OPINION REFLECTS THE HIGHLIGHTS OF HIS TRIPs FIRST ITEM-WAR DANGER. ON JULY 7, HE WAS CALLED TO A CONFERENCE IN THE INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CPSU. PRESENT AT THE CONFERENCE WERE FNU SHEVLYAGIN, DEPUTY OF BORIS PONOMAREV, INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT, CC CPSU; NIKOLAI MOSTOVETS, HEAD OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN SECTION OF INTER= NATIONAL DEPARTMENT, CCG GPSU; ALEKSE! GRECHUKHIN, ASSISTANT TO MOSTOVETS AND ALSO HEAD OF THE U. S. SECTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT, AND IGOR MIGHAELOV, MEVSER OF THE INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF CCG CPSU AND DEPUTY Of MOSTOVETS. MIGHAELOV!S SPECIALITY 1S U. S. TRADE UNIONS AND HE ACTED AS INTERPRETER FOR NY 69)-S*. NY 69l.-S% WAS INSTRUCTED BY THIS GROUP TO CONVEY IN PERSON TO GUS HALL, GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE CPUSA THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION; FROM NOW OM AND FOR MANY MONTHS TO GOME THE WAR DANGER AND THE TENSIONS CONNECTED THEREWITH ARE f} GOING TO BE MUCH GREATER THAN THEY ARE NOW OR HAVE BEEN AND AT | | TIMES THEY WILL REACH SUCH A HIGH PITCH AS TO INDICATE THAT A WAR 1S IMMINENT, HALL 1S INSTRUCTED TO EXPEGT THIS BUT TO UNDERSTAND THAT WAR HYSTERIA IN THE U. S. HAS PRESENTLY REACHED SUCH A HIGH POINT THAT PARTIAL ey ber sia FORCES 18 nuw BEING CALLED FOR IN THE Uf § Spay NDT HE f ed _ we ‘Jo a a a ; sf OL ES if! Ae Al 4 REC- 7 Aad kA CH fo vp cee If the intelligence contain Driche-hble riesdagert ist to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably . paraphrased § inorder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems.