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LA 92-113 fre re) 56 &ttor JAMES CANTILLON telephonically contacted § nd stated that he had had a long taik with JOHN ROSSELLI and that ROSSELLI will not meet Agents on 5/27/66. CANTILLON then said, “So we'll te seeing you, I 24 MA far Aut TAD On 5/17/56 during the conversation with CANTILLON he advised that on Tuesday afternoon, 5/10/66, he and ROSSELLI left Los Angeles ty airplane for New York City and that CANTILLON returned on 5/12/66 and FOSSELLI returned on 5/13/65. CANTILLON did not state the reason for this trip. However, it is known that on 5/12/65 I_ contact Colone] SHEFFIELD EDWARDS, forner Director of-Securiiy of Central Intelligence e Agenc an jpn Washington, >. C., and related fo him the Tact tnat he Ha Been contacted by = FBI Agents. He told Colonel EDWARDS that the FRI Agents left at his apartment a picture of a woman and of a child about four years old. He told Colonel EDWARDS that the child was himself at that age. Colonel EDWARDS tried to get more details concerning the woman but ROSSELLI s, according to Colonel EDWARDS, very touchy on chis. BS A By airtel dated 12/28/65 the Bureau advised that Central Intelligence Agency feels that an appearance by. Colonel EDWARDS as a witness would “open the door” to probable exposure of an extremely sensitive intelligence operation and that Central Intelligence Agency officials admit that ROSSELLI has that agency in an unusually vulnerable position. It is noted that after the original approach to ROSSELLI on 5/5/66 a picture of ROSSELLI's mother and a picture of himself as a young boy in grade school were placed in an envelope and left at ROSSELLI's apartment.\A It is further noted that on 5/19 i Ke eich and Edward P. Morgan, EDWARD P. MORGAN is a former inspector of the geon, FEI.WA ; ror ¥eRET ~jJ- / ™ COVER PAGE