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fy Belrinnt Conrrt Mallon: Roscn .. MObr oe ow. ‘Slehan . ~T , - us . Y \ yg * : DeLecack ...+—. fe he f * { ~ \ Evans... wee ; na) at ey | -— 2 | a DROLASSIFICATION aAatTqTHoORITyY DERIVED FOO: 7 ¥ . ~ 4 -—--~FEI SUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION CUIDE DATE O8-f6-Z011 The Attoruey General Saiy 20, 2931 Director, FST 1 ~ tir. Beluont i. 1 dr. Sullivan tee 1 = lr. Evans CuwnISt PAsTy, USA 1 =- Hr. Baungardner - INTERNATIONAL RLCATIONS 1 , — . + coufidential informant who has supplied reliable information in the past has reported that on July 26, 1961, the Soviet Delegation to the United Nations in New York, Kew York, received instructions froa Noscow, Nussia, to take action to counter the speech mate by President John F. Kennedy on Tuy 25, 1961. ° SaBiet United Nations officials have been instructed to ap on as many radio stations and television channels as poss to gefute President Kennedy's statements with regard to th damger. The President’s speech was referred ta as "sabemeratti fig" and the Soviets desire to convince the people of th@Unito’eStates that the Sovict Union is interested in Wainta@ining Feace. Attempts to arrange radio and television AN tine have befh unsuccessful and the opinion was voiced tuat a executives of these uedia, through fear, are not willing to cooperate. This communication has been classified ep socret* because of the sensitive nature of our informant. 100~428091 ree. 62“ | : WS 6 1» ur. Byron &. thite on, vl Deputy. Attorney Genera MAILED 2 a t9 JUL 2849 = _—se SEP ESS ROTO ON YELLUY: CobibiY ¢ 3 Classified igecSeeret” because unauthorized disclosure of this information coud4 result in exceptionally grave damage to Toten ——the Nation. See memo Baungardner to Sullivan 7~27-61 "Sole, IS-¢." TMLsKAL SCCULTTY « € ge i. 1. ‘ 4 \ 4 OM \ tioltee as Sitsrksno/) . A . | Coe af co)! “> masepayst C7] TH RPYPT UB / ‘ { . i -_ - a i, AE a —