</s>104-0153-1661 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 NAME / LAST KNOWN ADDRESS) FILE NUMBER ASSIGNED TO TOKYO STATION POSITION SECURITY POSTURE NAME / LAST KNOWN ADDRESS) 29 835 July 1953-Sept. Intelligence Asst. CIA Von A to Z; association with James (Currently Tokyo) 1955 (Yokosuka) Mail and file B. Wilcott and Ray Robinson. Aug. 1961-Ang. supervisor 1964 (Reassigned Tokyo May 1977) 2. Eleanor Elizabeth Breen 28 817 April 1954-Sept ., Clerk Steno/Secre- Parents born in Czechoslovakia. nee: Kasyon April 1954.Sept. tary Steno (Currently Tokyo) Aug. 1951-Aug. 1964. reassigned Tokyo since May 1977. Who's Who in CIA, CIA Von A To Z: known to 3. William Vincent Broe 35 706 May 1961-Jun 1965Chief of Station Eugene Weaver, captured by Viet Cong; (417 Saul Road, Kensington, Maryland) possibly identified to Chichions via Doney capture. Known to Japanese press as CIA. 4. James E. Delaney 56 587 July 1959-July (Currently DOOS/BKK) 1965, Aug. 1968- Jun. 1971 (Kobe) Operations Officer Known to Weaver, captured by Communists. 5. Jerome Fox 102 815 Sept. 1959-Sept-Sept Identification May be known to Japanese as CIA; loyalty (519 Cockney Court, Amandale, Va.) 1962 Officer (Factory stepotler and stepbrother questioned. Markings/DDI) 6. Robert Seido Hashima (Last address: Tokyo-1959) 83 083 1955-1954 Contract Employee Former Department of Army employee in Japan picked up as contract employee. Poly <loc_644><loc_758>reveleduced us on contract issues regarding Communist contacts and/or associations. 7. Chester Hiroshima ITO <loc_36><loc_857>62 407

Summary:  
The document contains a list of individuals associated with U.S. intelligence operations in Japan during the 1950s-1970s, including their file numbers, addresses, positions, and security postures. Entries detail roles such as Operations Officer, Chief of Station, Translator, and Logistics Officer. Some individuals are noted for associations with the CIA, captures by Viet Cong or Communist groups, and familial ties to Japanese nationals. Specific dates range from 1953 to 1977, with some entries referencing interactions with figures like Eugene Weaver and James Delaney.  

Key People:  
- William Vincent Broe (file #35 706) – Chief of Station, associated with CIA operations in Japan; possibly identified as CIA by Japanese press.  
- James E. Delaney (file #56 587) – Operations Officer linked to Eugene Weaver; captured by Communists.  
- Robert Seido Hashima (file #83 083) – Contract employee with the Department of Army in Japan, involved in contract issues related to Communist contacts.  
- Kan Tagami (file #137 587) – Operations Officer captured by Communists; daughter arrested in Honolulu for "Resistance Activities" in 1969.  
- Louise Anne Woods (file #102 307) – Fiscal Accountant associated with James Savie Woods, who was captured by Communists.  

Key Locations:  
- Tokyo Station (multiple entries reference assignments or operations in Tokyo).  
- Yokosuka (mentioned as a location for an individual’s assignment).  
- Honolulu (location of Kan Tagami’s daughter’s arrest).  
- Silver Spring, Maryland; Kensington, Maryland; Bethesda, Maryland (residential addresses of several individuals).  

Key Events:  
- Captures by Viet Cong or Communist groups involving William Vincent Broe, James E. Delaney, and Kan Tagami.  
- Arrest of Kan Tagami’s daughter in Honolulu for "Resistance Activities" in 1969.  
- Associations with Eugene Weaver, a figure linked to CIA operations in Japan.  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) – Multiple individuals are noted as CIA personnel or associated with CIA activities.  
- Department of Army – Mentioned in the context of Robert Seido Hashima’s prior employment.  
- Japanese Communist Party – Exposed Kan Tagami as a CIA operative in 1976.

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