CITY MAN, ONCE WITH CIA, FOUND DEAD IN 'HAMP

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000300330008-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 15, 1998
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: December 27, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

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SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
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? In 1941,? he wn'rked Lor' one
Maii Once year with 11i,? Navy Department,,
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9 Once ~111'cau of Skip,; froiu 1918 to
lth CIA Found 1919 wilt the Commerce De-
p~f )arUnent, Office of Int:ernation-
d Trade; and from 1949 through
Dead in 'Ramp 953,. ",;,is employed by the Cen-
ral , Intelligence Agency in
y ashington.
Following his employment.
Peter Jaremko, 48, lames the government, he was.
Ludlow Native Had 'ut.omotive division manager in.
Vashington for the Van Nor
Been 1 egorted Missing) 'ian Co. of this city until 1955
when he went to work. for,
(Earlier Story Oil Page 22) times S. Spivey, Inc., in Wash
Peter Jaremko,48, of 15 KaneIll
,.St., formerly with the Ccntralil
Intelligence Agency who was rc--11
ported missing `from Veterans!I
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Saturday was found dead infj
Look Memorial Park Mondayjl
about 1 p. m. by an unidentified t,
lice.
Dies of Exposure
Northampton Medical examin-.1
ec-, Dr. Thomas F. Corridan said
Mr. Jaremko apparently died of
He was born in Ludlow, Oct.
23, 1918, son of Mrs. Anna
(Gryb) Jaremko of this city;
and was graduated from Luc_
low High School. Mr. Jaremko
received'a BS degree in elnrtri-
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Polytechnic Institute. in 1941, an. PETER JAREMKO
MA in International Relations
from School of Advanced Inter-lington. He later worked as sales
national Studies, Wasihington; in~cngineer for, Clevite Corp.,
1947, and studied at Karlova (Brush Instruments Division, of
University, Prague, Czecho-:Cleveland, 0., Electronic Indus
slovakia in 1948. and American ;tries Association of New York
University, Washington, in 1949.; ,City and finally for Science
While in the U. S. Navy dur- 'Electronics Inc., of Canibridbe.
Besides his mother, he leaves'.
Hog World War II, he studied
pp leclronics and radar ' at Har- his wife, Mrs. Jane (Murdock) .
4iard University, Mass?aehusetts Jaremko of Washington, D. C.;.
Rnstitute of Teehnology and the two daughters, Jan and Mari-
iVaval Air Technical Training anne of Washington; a sister,
,ommand at Texas. From 1945 Mrs. Anne ' J. Harasik of this,;
to 1946 he attended the Univer city, and a nephew.
lty of Colorado,. naval tan- The funeral will be held at
wage school; majoring in Rus- Kapinos funeral home, Ludlow,
ian. Friday at 11 a. m, with Rev.
From March through August, 'David J. Dean, pastor of Fos.,,
X1946, he was official interpre- ter Memorial Church officiating.";
Ier at. naval conferences for Burial will be in Hillcrest Park
the Office \ of U. S. 'Navy :4d- Cemgtery. Visiting hours at the
Visor, Military' Government, funeral hpine are Wednesday:
Berlin. ? He 'was dischargedfrom 7 to 9 p. nl. 'and Thurs-'
from the navy in 1946 as a tiay lrgm,2 to 4 and 7 to'9 p. m.';
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