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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

"THE KENNEDY DETAIL" BY GERALD BLAINE--- TOTALLY DEBUNKED:

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Vince Palamara: called a Secret Service expert by The History Channel, C-SPAN's Brian Lamb, Vince Bugliosi, The Assassination Records Review Board, and many countless authors and researchers. As former JFK Secret Service agent Joe Paolella proclaimed: "You seem to know a lot about the Secret Service, maybe even more than I do!" :O) Unlike The Kennedy Detail, I don't profit from the death of the man I was sworn to protect. JFK NEVER ORDERED THE AGENTS OFF HIS LIMOUSINE, AS MANY FORMER AGENTS & WHITE HOUSE AIDES ADAMANTLY TOLD ME! Don't believe the 47-year-old lies told by those seeking to profit from the man they failed to protect.

The White House Detail of President John F. Kennedy in action

The White House Detail of President John F. Kennedy in action
PLEASE SCROLL DOWN ALL THE WAY FOR MORE PICS, VIDEOS, AND BLOGS! From the "I Miss Ike" photo at agency headquarters to Boring & Monroe to such topics as agents on the limousine, the JFK Detail is not without controversy

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The Secret Service White House Detail of JFK

President Kennedy's Secret Service White House Detail +

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President Kennedy's Secret Service White House Detail + various other important/ temp/ PRS agents, as compiled from the massive collection of the leading authority on the Secret Service, especially during the JFK era: Vince Palamara

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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Abraham Bolden Vince Palamara

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http://www.amazon.com/Echo-Dealey-Plaza-American-assassination/dp/030738201X/ref=cm_pdp_review_teaser_product

IMPORTANT EXCERPTS FROM VINCE PALAMARA'S (FREE ONLINE) BOOK RELATED TO ABRAHAM BOLDEN:
http://www.assassinationresearch.com/v4n1.html
see especially Chapter 17:
http://www.assassinationresearch.com/v4n1/v4n1chapter17.pdf


A fellow agent from the Chicago office, Conrad Cross, told the HSCA “he believes Bolden was set up” but did not know by whom (HSCA interview of Conrad Cross [HSCA RIF# 180-10104-10324]). Surprisingly, former WHD and Chicago office agent Joseph E. Noonan, Jr. told the HSCA on 4/13/78 that “he briefly discussed the elements of the Spagnoli case and told us that there was no way that Bolden was going to be able to give Spagnoli files which would really help him with his case. He could only feed him office files and Spagnoli already knew that information. The Secret Service had “turned” Spagnoli’s girlfriend and she was the one who set him up. Bolden’s case was a sad chapter in the Chicago office of the Secret Service [,] according to Noonan. He felt that Bolden got a stiff rap from the judge (6 years) and part of the problem he felt related to Bolden’s personality. He talked a lot and angered many people in the Secret Service with allegations about laxity in their presidential protection functions.” Noonan also said: “Bolden was too gentle for this job. Abe never wanted to arrest anybody.” However, former agent Bob Lilley said Bolden was “a good street agent.” (Author’s interview with Lilley, 9/27/92) Mr. Bolden wished that his fellow agents would have either been at his trial or at least read the transcript. As it turns out, one agent WAS at Bolden’s trial (both of them, in fact)---Louis B. Sims, who, as we know from before, was later one of two agents in charge of maintaining the elaborate eavesdropping operation at the Nixon White House and changing the tapes (RIF# 180-10093-10022: HSCA interview with Sims, 5/22/78)! Interestingly, Richard Case Nagell, an intelligence agent who both knew Oswald and who had allegedly uncovered a plot to kill JFK in advance, was placed in a cell directly across from Bolden (“The Man Who Knew Too Much” by Dick Russell (New York: Carroll & Graf, 1992), page 635)!

Agent Lawson (LEAD ADVANCE AGENT for the Dallas trip), Agent Louis Sims (with Bolden in Chicago office, later of Watergate tape 'fame'), and a CIA operative who knew Oswald and who was also allegedly privy to the assassination plot, Richard Case Nagell, ALL served at Fort Holabird, MD in the 1950's---
Secret Service Agent Winston G. Lawson, one of two WHD advance agents for the Dallas trip —1953-1955: U.S. Army CIC agent, trained at Fort Holabird, MD ; 1978, SAIC Liaison Division ; joined Secret Service 10/59, entering the Syracuse, NY office; WHD: 3/61 on.
Louis B. Sims---1950's: served three years with U.S. Army Intelligence at Fort Holabird, MD (Entered Secret Service in 4/61 and assigned to Chicago office until 1/64*; 1/64-12/65: WFO ; 12/65-7/69: Intelligence Division; 7/69-11/72: Liaison Section; 11/72-9/74: Technical Security Division; 9/74 until at least 5/78: Chief of Interpol)]*a member of the Chicago office with Bolden; also attended Bolden's trial (Bolden was in a cell across from Nagell for a time. From “The Washington Post,” 7/17/73 : " Reliable government sources said yesterday that Alfred Wong, the former head of the technical services division for the Secret Service at the White House [On JFK’s 9/24/63 Milford, PA trip], was in charge of installing the listening devices. Wong had recommended James W. McCord Jr., who was later convicted in the Watergate case, for McCord's position as head of security at the President's re-election committee. Secret Service agents LOUIS B. SIMS and Raymond C. Zumwalt, both presently assigned to the technical services division at the White House were in charge of maintaining the elaborate eavesdropping operation at the White House and changing the tapes, according to the sources." [Emphasis added; as we know, SAIC of PRS Robert Bouck was in charge of the taping system during JFK’s time in office]
Richard Case Nagell---7/1/54: assigned to Army's Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) School at Fort Holabird, MD, serving in this capacity for several years. At the time the HSCA reviewed the Secret Service's CO2/ JFK-threat files on 4/20/78 which included a synopsis re: Nagell , Lawson was the SAIC of the Secret Service's Liaison Division, while Sims was the Chief of Interpol (and, of course, ALL three were investigated/ contacted by the HSCA)!




Mr. Bolden elaborated during a telephone interview with the author: "Do you know what happened to Harvey Henderson? I heard that he had been relieved of his Detail by President Kennedy himself...Harvey had made some threats like, 'We'll get you'...I understand that he told the President "I'll get you, or something to that effect...(it was) no secret that Kennedy wanted him removed from the detail... Harvey was a quick-tempered guy who couldn't take the heat... Where is Harvey Henderson at? I think that you would do well if you could find out where Harvey Henderson was on November 22-can you track him down?" In reference to the elicit Secret Service credentials present in Dealey Plaza on 11/22/63, Mr. Bolden said, in reference to Harvey Henderson, "that's the first thing that crossed my mind - he would have the nerve, the guts, the anger, the craziness, the instability...I'm not saying he was in Dallas, but I'm saying that...it would be something to look at." Unfortunately, Henderson died in 1994 before the author could locate and contact him for comment. Interestingly, information regarding a plot to kill Martin Luther King was furnished to Henderson, the ASAIC of the Birmingham Secret Service office, on 3/11/65, over three years before MLK’s murder (“Martin Luther King, Jr.: the FBI File” by Michael Friedly and David Gallen (New York: Carroll & Graf, 1993), pp. 366-367). For his part, former agent Walt Coughlin wrote the author: “Harvey (The Birmingham Baron) Henderson had left the Detail when I arrived [6/62] but I recall he was there thru most of the 1950’s.” Walt later added: “Harvey Henderson he [Bolden] is probably rite (sic) about.” (E-mail to author dated 2/22/04)


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RIF #154-10003-10012: Chicago, IL trip 3/23/63-Dedication of O’Hare Airport. Secret Service survey report. 6 motorcycles surrounding limo, Lawton riding on (JFK's side of) rear of limo, Mayor's follow-up car with four detectives in ADDITION to SS follow-up car, police facing crowd (not JFK) on the route, no-one permitted on overpasses except four policeman guarding them, press/ photographers close to JFK, Hatcher with Kilduff. PRS: one threat (the postcard). WHD agents on trip: Grant (advance agent), Burke, Pontius, Lilley, Johnsen, Chandler, Giannoules, Lawton, Blaine, Lawson, Olsson, Burns, Paolella, Godfrey, Boring, Greer, Shipman, O'Leary;Chicago office agents: Hanly, Tucker, Martineau, Plichta, **Bolden**, Cross, Maynard, Stocks, Gorman, Noonan, Griffiths, Motto, McLeod, Russell, Strong.
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excerpt from VINCE PALAMARA'S (FREE ONLINE) BOOK:
http://www.assassinationresearch.com/v4n1.html
Specifically, Appendix B:
http://www.assassinationresearch.com/v4n1/v4n1appendixb.pdf

CHICAGO OFFICE (office 2-1):
Abraham Wendell Bolden, Sr. (temporary assignment in June 1961---first African-American on WHD [also 1rst African-American agent Pinkerton Detective Agency]; entered the Service in Oct. 1960; separated in May 1964; "Washington News" & "San Francisco Chronicle" 5/21/64; "NY Times" 12/6/67; "Ramparts" magazine Jan. 1968, pp. 67-68; "National Tattler" 7/5/70; a source for the 1975 "Chicago Independent" article; interviewed by Mark Lane ["Rush To Judgment", p. 275; "A Citizen's Dissent", p. 193], as well as Bud Fensterwald [AARC file] and Ian Calder ["Nashville Enquirer" 5/25/68]; interviewed by the HSCA [1/19/78]; featured in “Ultimate Sacrifice”, 2005; brief tv appearance, Discovery Channel, 5/11/06; tv/ radio appearances 2007/ 2008; his own book "The Echo From Dealey Plaza")

Joseph E. Noonan, Jr. (born 9/11/30; came to this office on 11/2/59; remained there until 2/61: transferred to WHD; 6/62: transferred back to Chicago; as of 4/78, in charge of intelligence operations for the Chicago office; 6/78: transferred to Los Angeles, CA office; interviewed by HSCA [4/13/78, 7/14/78:deposition])

Paul J. Paterni (OSS; joined the Secret Service in 1933; Truman-Ike: SAIC of San Francisco office, then went to Chicago in approx. 1957 as SAIC, replacing Anheier; Deputy Chief as of 1/31/61, replacing Daniels; into LBJ era [see also 5 H 67; 7 H 354, 403; 13 H 65]; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; “The Arrogance of Power” by Anthony Summers, page 560; deceased 1984)

Edward Z. Tucker (Kiddie Detail in 1961; later, Chicago office; in Service up to Nixon era;
interviewed by HSCA [1/19/78, 7/18/78: deposition, 8/22/78])

Michael W. Torina (Chief Inspector; became an agent during the FDR era; served on the WHD during the Truman era; took part in first formal Secret Service agent training held in Washington D.C. 10/19-11/6/53 as an instructor; took part in Secret Service School #4, 1/10-2/4/55 as an instructor; took part in the SAIC Administration School in April 1956; SAIC of Chicago office, 1964; spent 30 years in the Secret Service; Manchester, p. 32: 1961 interview; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; attended AFAUSS conference in 1973; pictured on pages 58 & 63 of AFAUSSS book from 1991; Darwin Horn wrote the author on 2/28/04: “I did not interact with Mike Torina. I think that he was more of an administrative agent rather than a street agent.”)

Joseph Paolella (in Secret Service from Ike to LBJ; allegedly first agent of Italian descent to be assigned to WHD; WHD & Chicago office; left agency in 1964 due to dislike of LBJ; "The Dark Side of Camelot", ABC 12/4/97; now a private detective and polygraph examiner)

Lubert F. "Bert" DeFreese (born 10/25/25; married with one daughter; 1978, ATSAIC, WFO; started in agency in Chicago office on 10/8/56, remaining until 1958 when he was transferred to the WFO; member of the WHD; had been on Ike's "grandkiddie" detail along with Max Phillips---"Secret Service Chief", p. 140; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; interviewed by HSCA [2/2/78]; deceased); Walt Coughlin wrote the author on 5/6/05: “Bert was very quiet and reserve[d]. Very professional. Hard to get close to.”


Thomas Lemuel "Lem" Johns (born 12/11/25; 1978, Spec. Asst. to HEW Sec. Joseph Califano; retired from Secret Service in May 1975 after serving 21 years; also served two years with Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Unit; served first in the Birmingham, AL office; 1957-1959: Chicago Office; 1959-1960: WHD; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; 1960: transferred to Atlanta, GA office; 1960-1963: called back to serve on the WHD in connection with protection matters at Middleburg, VA [Kennedy residence] and Hyannis port, MA; 1962: V.P. LBJ's Detail; ATSAIC; ASAIC; Member of Inauguration Detail for LBJ, 1965; 1967 Assist. Dir. for Protective Forces; 1968: head of Protective Force; 1969: transferred back to Birmingham, AL office as SAIC until retired in May 1975; his son served on the WHD late 1970's to ?; interviewed for Manchester's book "The Death of a President" [11/19/64]; interviewed by HSCA [8/8/78]; 1999 comments to "Newsday" [2])

HARRY W. GEIGLEIN (SAIC [3 HSCA 401 & CD 80]; took part in the SAIC Administration School in April 1956; had been SAIC of Chicago office [approx. 1961] and, before that, Louisville, KY; WHD: Truman era; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; attended third annual AFAUSS conference in Alexandria, VA, 9/27-9/28/74; pictured on page 63 of AFAUSSS book from 1991)

Harry D. Anheier, Sr. (started in Secret Service in 1933; SAIC, Truman-Ike era; replaced approx. 1957 by Paterni; became SAIC of New Orleans office; confusingly, Mike Torina, in a letter to the author dated 2/23/04, wrote: “Harry retired from the Secret Service in late 1956 or early 1957”; deceased, late 1950’s; son: Harry, Jr.)

James T. Burke (Member of WHD during Truman era; took part in Secret Service school # 8 in January 1956; took part in the SAIC Administration School in April 1956; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; Acting SAIC in early 1963 before transferring to Detroit, MI as SAIC; Inspector, LBJ era; Ford era: was Assist. Director of Protective Intelligence involved with investigations of Ford assassination attempts and handling JFK assassination information inquiries [10/28/75 Memorandum from SAIC Jordan to Assist. Director Burke- Protective Intelligence]; still Asst. Dir. in 1978/ HSCA-Carter era; pictured on pages 62 & 63 of AFAUSSS book from 1991)

John H. Hanly (SAIC in early 1963, replacing Burke; took part in the SAIC Administration School in April 1956; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61;later became SAIC of Paris, France office; Truman era: NY office agent; Ike era: SAIC of Baltimore office; pictured on page 63 of AFAUSSS book from 1991)

Lilburn E. "Pat" Boggs (became SAIC in October 1966, replacing Torina; 30 years in the Service; agent in Los Angeles office, early 1950’s; WHD: Truman to Ike; took part in Secret Service School #4, 1/10-2/4/55; ASAIC of Los Angeles office; SAIC of Albuquerque, NM office; in 1969 became Asst. Dir. of Protective Forces; retired in 1978 as Deputy Director; deceased 10/16/94; mentioned in McCarthy's book; pictured on pages 67, 70, 83 & 101 of AFAUSSS book from 1991; pictured in Darwin Horn’s book; Horn wrote the author on 2/22/04: “Lilburn (Pat) Boggs was one of the best agents of all time. We worked Los Angeles together as young agents and then made the Detail together. He for the second time...me for the first. He became the ASAIC in Los Angeles in 1960 to 1966 and then took over Chicago for the 1968 Convention. Some fun.”)

Richard “Dick” Jordan (SAIC, 1978; same as the “R. Jordan” who was a Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61?)

Maurice G. Martineau (1954: SAIC Grand Rapids, MI; 1955-1961: SAIC Milwaukee, WI; 1961-2/63: Kansas City, MO [see p. 81 from Youngblood's book]; 2/63: ASAIC; Acting SAIC; in Secret Service from 1940-1972; 1969-1972:Inspector; attended third annual AFAUSS conference in Alexandria, VA, 9/27-9/28/74; interviewed by HSCA [2/1/78, 3/15/78: executive session])

J. Lloyd Stocks (born 6/21/27; ASAIC; 1978, Detroit office; 1956: Springfield, IL office, then WFO; 1957: Chicago office; 1958: PRS; 1960: Chicago; 1970: Kansas City office; 1975-at least 1978: Detroit office; interviewed by the Chicago Independent 11/75 and by HSCA [4/12/78]; deceased)

Robert J. Motto (interviewed by the Chicago Independent 11/75 and by the HSCA [12/30/77]; deceased 3/19/02; who protected five presidents in his 21-year career, died Tuesday, March 19, 2002, in his Downers Grove, Illinois, home after a heart attack. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Motto attended City College of New York and served in the U.S. Army from 1942 to 1946 in counterintelligence. After the war, he was an investigator with the U.S. Postal Servicein New York. Mr. Motto joined the Secret Service in 1949 and over the years worked in field offices in St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Springfield and
Washington, D.C. He retired in 1970 as the assistant to the special agent in charge of the Chicago field office. Mr. Motto and his late brother Carmine, also a Secret Service agent, were renowned for their undercover work, colleagues and family members said. "Both my dad and my uncle were very, very low-key people," said Mr. Motto's niece, Irene Kaufman. "I think that's what helped them both be very successful undercover agents." During his Secret Service career, Mr. Motto solved several counterfeiting cases, and he had numerous adventures guarding presidents, recalled his longtime neighbor, Terry
Mejdrech. Mr. Motto used to tell the story about how he once had to tackle President Harry Truman when there was some gunfire outside of where Truman was staying and Mr. Motto thought the president was too near the window, Mejdrech said. In the excitement, Mr. Motto yelled and actually swore at Truman, she said. "The next day, he thought he was going to be fired for sure," Mejdrech said. "But Truman thanked him profusely." After his career with the Secret Service, Mr. Motto held several state and local police jobs and worked as a private investigator, retiring fully only about five years ago.)

Thomas D. Strong (Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; contacted by the Chicago Independent 11/75)

Steven B. Maynard (Took part in the Secret Service School #4, 1/10-2/4/55; deceased)

James S. Griffiths (born 8/17/34; 1978, SAIC Special Investigations; started in agency 8/61 in Chicago office; interviewed by HSCA [2/1/78]; Darwin Horn wrote the author on 3/8/04: “James S. Griffiths did start in Chicago, went to Paris and then came to LA as an AT. He would then go back as SAIC in SI & SD and then ultimately end up in Denver as SAIC. We were very close and still are when he was in LA. His wife and my wife were two of a kind. Very smart and verbal. Both have contracted diseases that render them less than verbal- Jim and Bonnie now live in New Jersey”)

Louis B. Sims (born 7/9/34; entered Secret Service in 4/61 and assigned to Chicago office until 1/64; 1/64-12/65: WFO; 12/65-7/69: Intelligence Division; 7/69-11/72: Liaison Section; 11/72-9/74: Technical Security Division; 9/74 until at least 5/78: Chief of Interpol; interviewed by HSCA [5/22/78])

John E. Russell, Jr.

Garry M. McLeod (in Chicago office until 9/65: transferred to Intelligence Division, remaining in this position into early Nixon era; 1969: assigned to Liaison Div., remaining in this position into the Ford era; 1/76: transferred to Portland, OR office; never a member of the
WHD; interviewed by HSCA [3/6/78])

Conrad C. Cross (African-American; interviewed by HSCA [4/14/78])

John Gorman (FBI, HSCA era)

James Plichta (took part in security of Kennedy family right after RFK assassination; deceased)

Nemo Ciochina

Elaine J. Shelhamer (clerical staff)

Sandra J. Lipetra (clerical staff)

Rosemary Lacey

June Marie Terpinas (secretary; still there into 1978)

Mary Cooney (clerical aide; deceased)

Charlotte A. Klapkowski (born 10/30/26; clerk-steno, 6/4/51-8/9/71; transferred to WFO; as of 3/78, Admin. Aide in Intelligence Div.; interviewed by HSCA [3/13/78])

Carol (Schultz) Dean
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OTHER important agents named in Bolden's new book:
Howard S. Anderson- (SAIC of Personnel; became the director of training at the Training Division in the summer of 1967; took part in first formal Secret Service agent training held in Washington D.C. 10/19-11/6/53 as an instructor; instructor at Secret Service School #4, 1/10-2/4/55; WHD: FDR era; had been an assistant supervising agent during the Truman years; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; attended third annual AFAUSS conference in Alexandria, VA, 9/27-9/28/74; pictured on pages 36 & 57 of AFAUSSS book from 1991; deceased)

Urbanus "U.E." Baughman (Chief, 1948-Sept. 1961; began his Service career 12/27/27 as a stenographer in the Philadelphia office, during FDR era was commissioned as an agent in 1934, in May of 1941 became ASAIC of New York District followed by SAIC of Newark District, in 1945 became SAIC of Washington, D.C. field office, was on Margaret Truman's White House detail when she was in New York, in 1947 or 1948 was SAIC of the New York District before being made Chief on 11/29/48 and remained Chief until JFK era when he retired in 9/61; took part in Secret Service School #4, 1/10-2/4/55; his book "Secret Service Chief" [1962/1963]; wrote the forward to Bowen & Neal's 1960 book "The United States Secret Service"; credited in Robert Donovan's "The Assassins"; appears in the film "The Making of the President 1960"; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61 [lead car]; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; attended AFAUSS conference in 1973; Walter Pine: brother-in-law; Darwin Horn wrote the author on 2/28/04: “Baughman was OK...from the old school, of course. He always wanted us to wear hats. Can you imagine wearing a hat and arresting a counterfeiter or wearing one when you worked the follow-up?”; deceased November 1978)

SAIC Gerald A. Behn (in Secret Service 9/39-1/67; attended MSU; assigned to Detroit, MI office, then WFO; attended Treasury School in NYC; assigned to WHD in 1941; took part in third Secret Service school held in Nov. and Dec. of 1954 as an instructor; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; became SAIC in Sept. 1961; 1/65: became SAIC of Special Investigations; worked for the Post Office for four years after retiring from Secret Service [boss: JFK aide Bill Hartigan]; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; attended third annual AFAUSS conference in Alexandria, VA, 9/27-9/28/74; interviewed by the FBI [11/27/63], the JFK Library [2/24/76], and the HSCA [1/30/78 and in Executive Session 3/15/78]; interviewed for Manchester's book "The Death of a President" 12/18/64; Jim Bishop (?), short comment in "Mortal Error" 1992; interviewed for “The Arrogance of Power: The Secret World of Richard Nixon” by Anthony Summers ; pictured in AFAUSSS book from 1991; pictured in Darwin Horn’s book; deceased 4/21/93; wife- Jean Brownell Behn; two daughters- Sandra Lee Kane of Springfield and Barbara Jean Shipley of Vienna; 4 grandchildren)

Robert W. Foster (Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61 [follow-up car]; SAIC of Kiddie Detail; in Secret Service for 22 years before retiring in 1978; 1988: U.S. Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio; interviewed for Manchester's book "The Death of a President" 11/18/64; picture in Stoughton's book, page 148 & “John F. Kennedy -A Life in Pictures”, page 198; "Columbus Dispatch" 11/20/88; NBC, etc. 7/99 re: death of JFK Jr.)

Harvey Henderson (on WHD “thru most of the 1950’s” [according to Coughlin] and was there until at least early 1962; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; nicknamed “The Birmingham Baron”; later, ASAIC of Birmingham, AL office; pictured on page 70 of the AFAUSSS book from 1991; pictured in Darwin Horn’s book [in Burbank photo, arm out stretched toward the car]; deceased 1/94)

Clinton J. Hill (retired in July 1975 as Assistant Director at the age of 43; interviewed by Warren Commission [3/9/64], interviewed for Manchester's book "The Death of a President" [11/18/64 and 5/20/65] and "60 Minutes" 12/7/75 and 11/93; 12/63 newsreel re: Treasury award (w/ C. Douglas Dillon as presenter), "Who Killed JFK-The Final Chapter?" (CBS, 11/19/93), "The Secret Service" and "Inside The Secret Service" videos 1995; “Inside The U.S. Secret Service” documentary 2004; “Larry King Live,” 3/22/06; pictured in AFAUSSS book from 1991; pictured in Darwin Horn’s book; wife’s name: Gwen Brown; 2 sons; brother-in-law: fellow former agent David B. Grant!)

Thomas J. Kelley (Inspector; had been ASAIC of WFO in the 1950’s; left the WFO during the summer of 1955 to become the SAIC of the Philadelphia office; took part in first formal Secret Service agent training held in Washington D.C. 10/19-11/6/53 as an instructor; Instructor at Secret Service School, 1955; took part in the SAIC Administration School in 1955; ASAIC of WFO, mid-1950’s; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; became Asst. Dir. of Investigations in 1965; 1968: head of Protective Intelligence; Assist. Dir.: retired in Feb. 1978 along with Peterson; attended AFAUSS conference in 1973; interviewed by the Warren Commission, Manchester's book "The Death of a President" [10/9/64], Jim Bishop (?), 5/19/70 letter to Harold Weisberg ["Post Mortem", p. 274], and the HSCA [8/18/78, 8/30/78: deposition, 9/19/78: testimony]; pictured on pages 58, 63, 64, 83 & 107 of the AFAUSS book from 1991; deceased; wife’s name: Helen)

Gerard B. "Jerry" McCann (ASAIC during Truman/ Ike years; went to Cincinnati office afterward; worked 33 years for the Secret Service, beginning in 1936 as a clerk in his native Scranton, Pa. He later became a special agent and
served on the White House detail during the Roosevelt, Truman and Eisenhower administrations; took part in the SAIC Administration School in April 1956; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; Inspector; later, Deputy Assistant to the Director [around 1967]; attended third annual AFAUSS conference in Alexandria, VA, 9/27-9/28/74; interviewed for "Truman" 1992; mentioned on p. 18 of Youngblood's book; pictured on page 63 of AFAUSSS book from 1991; Darwin Horn wrote the author on 2/27/04: “Gerry McCann was my shift leader for about one year then he was transferred to Cincinnati as the SAIC and Floyd Boring took over his shift.”; deceased)

Chief James Joseph “Jim” Rowley (FBI 1937-1938; joined the Secret Service 9/12/38;
became a member of the WHD 1939; SAIC 1946-Sept. 1961; Chief/ Director [title changed in 1965]: Sept. 1, 1961- September 1973; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; interviewed by the Warren Commission; interviewed for Manchester's book "The Death of a President" [5/1/64]; Jim Bishop; LBJ Library 1/22/69; Truman Library 9/20/88; interviewed by the HSCA [8/18/78: deposition, 8/24/78: deposition, 9/19/78: testimony]; "Truman" 1992; short comments in "Mortal Error" 1992; attended third annual AFAUSS conference in Alexandria, VA, 9/27-9/28/74; deceased 11/1/92; Secret Service training facility in Beltsville,MD named after Rowley; wife of 52 years, the former Mabel Rita Cluen of Leisure World; 3 daughters- Claudia Dailey of Columbia, Linda Graham of Chevy Chase [MD], and Donna Ryan of Alexandria [VA]; brother- Rev. Francis P. Rowley, S.J. of Blauvelt, NY; sister- Marge Borise of Greenwich, Conn.; 8 grandchildren.)


Stewart G. "Stu" Stout, Jr. (Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; ATSAIC; a charter member of the AFAUSSS in 1969; pictured in AFAUSSS book from 1991; picture appears in Mark North’s “Act of Treason”; pictured on the cover of Darwin Horn’s book; Darwin Horn wrote the author on 2/27/04: “Stu Stout was Mrs. Eisenhower’s No. 1 agent. A no nonsense person who worked with Don Burke for many years with Mrs. Eisenhower. Stu also was involved on the WHD in November 1, 1950 during the assassination attempt on Truman”; deceased December 1974 [according to Lawson])

SAIC John A. “Doggie” Marshall (served 6- and- a- half years in the Pennsylvania State Police, serving with Floyd Boring [Stu Stout was also a member]; entered the Secret Service on 6/30/41; served in military from 12/41 until 5/45, then served in the WHD until 12/45; transferred to the WFO for 5 years; appointed SAIC of Miami office in 1950 and remained in that position until retiring in 1971; Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; interviewed by HSCA [2/2/78]; pictured in Melanson’s 2002 book)

Myron I. “Mike” Weinstein (Member of Inauguration Detail for JFK, 1/20/61; mentioned in "Chicago Independent" article 11/75 as having come from Minneapolis to help with the investigation of the Chicago plot 11/63; during Ford era: Assist. Director (Inspection) ; Carter era: Assist. Director (Inspection), then moved to Assist.Director (Protective Intelligence) until promoted to Deputy Director upon the retirement of Boggs; Reagan era: Deputy Director)

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1 comments:

John McAdams said...

One has to be careful of the Bolden account.

In the first place, he was almost certainly guilty as charged.

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/bolden.pdf

In the second place, his conspiratorial claims about Chicago have been found to lack credibility:

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/bolden.txt

May 27, 2008 9:41 AM

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