</s>104-10172-10112 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HALPERIN, Maurice Hyman HATERIAL REVIEWED AT C'S HEADHAFTERS BY HOUSE SELECT CERTIFIE OR ASSASSINSATIONS STAFF REPUBERS FILE TITLE/N/NBER/VOLUME: HALPERIN/MARCIE HYMAN 201-1854/1 VOL. VIII) INCLUSIVE DATES: 1 JAN 62-76 CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: DELIETIONS, IF ANY: THIRD AGENCY DEVIENTS DATE: TATE REVISED BY SIGNATURE OF PICHTIVED RETURNED REVIEWING OFFICIAL/ CRINT NAME) KRAVY JOHANSS QUILTY 23 04/4 33/04/4 21-1285.61 NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REHOVED FROT THIS FILE.

Summary  
The documents detail Maurice Halperin’s associations with U.S. intelligence agencies (FBI, CIA), academic institutions, and alleged ties to Soviet and Cuban entities. Halperin, a professor at Simon Fraser University and former OSS/State Department analyst, is referenced in FBI files from 1962–1976, including interactions with Soviet entities and transfers of information linked to "JAGUAR." His career spans U.S. government roles, academic work on Cuba, and travel to Mexico, Cuba, the USSR, and Canada. References include his wife Edith, son David, and alleged connections to Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Some entries mention passport disputes, immigration cases under Canadian laws (e.g., "Solem Declarations"), and internal agency communications about information sharing between U.S. and Canadian authorities. Fragmented text with OCR errors includes coded administrative records, legal documentation, and intelligence correspondence, spanning 1958–1971. No direct mention of John F. Kennedy or the assassination is present in the summaries.  

Key People  
- Maurice Halperin (U.S. intelligence/academic figure; born March 3, 1906)  
- Edith Halperin (spouse of Maurice Halperin)  
- David Halperin (son of Maurice Halperin; resided in Chicago)  
- Fidel Castro (Cuban leader; referenced in academic and political contexts)  
- Margaret Maltz, Albert Maltz (individuals mentioned in correspondence)  
- "JAGUAR" (possibly an intelligence designation)  

Key Locations  
- Boston, Washington, D.C., Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Kansas City, Chicago, California (U.S. locations)  
- Havana, Cuba; Mexico City, Mexico; Soviet Union (USSR); British Columbia, Canada  
- Ottawa, Canada (legal/administrative context)  

Key Events  
- FBI/CIA investigations into Halperin’s alleged Soviet ties and activities in Cuba/USSR (1962–1976)  
- Halperin’s academic work on Cuba, including publication of *The Rise and Decline of Fidel Castro* (1972)  
- Immigration-related cases involving Canadian admissibility laws and passport disputes  
- Internal agency communications about information sharing between U.S. and Canadian authorities  
- Fragmented records referencing travel, textile factory work in Havana (1962), and defector interactions  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Simon Fraser University (academic affiliation)  
- Office of Strategic Services (OSS)  
- U.S. State Department  
- Canadian immigration legal framework ("Solem Declaration")  
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)  
- RAND Corporation (mentioned in intelligence operations)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10172-10112.pdf

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