Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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14-00000MORIM, according to (L-9), was asuggested that a ltr to be written to her asking her to comeembassy at which time the CO could interview her. He said thatwas told at the embassy that it would take about a month toet clearance etc, that she had to be investigated. L-9 pointsout that Embassy request she report for interview would appearto past this investigation.15. L-9 brought a contract to the meeting re his brother's company    and Nestle. He pointed out that the contact was signed on 7 March    and he left for Habana on 4 March. Because he was not present, his    name did not appear in the AKMENEE contract and he was unhappy that    this had to be. L-9, however, diplomatically and politely pointed    out that he want to bring this to my attention to show that this    had been a sacrifice on his part, i.e. his travel to Habana on my    behalf. I asked L-9 whether this meant anything to him in dollars    and cents and he said it did not. He said the only thing was that    if his name appeared as the Administratorof the company when the    contract was signed with (Nestle) it would give him a feeling of accom-    plishment and security re his future relationship with the company.16. L-9 identified the following from (LIERODE photos):Emidio VEGA no 201Antonio ARRUZZA no 201Rafael PEDROZA Perez no 20117. L-7 reported that the Gabino FERNANDEZ who was invited to and    attended the Cuban Embassy coctail on 19 Apr 63, is married to    Cuban woman and has been to Cuba several times. L-9 said that    FEDERICO FERNANDEZ has a home near Acapulco, where Eusebio ASSUR    has stayed on occasions.SECRET FILE: LIREUIL-9FOR REDACTION IS POST OBTAINABLEFROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED10/7/
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14-00000Sabado de guardia todo elMier. Domingo con SinobasMaria a las 11 g.m. "Los ViveaRow Coyoacan.Joyeria probablementeFerreira Lunes 13LicueEmbajadorRos-EmbajadaCoty Solórzano Lunes 13a la Habana.Llegar Miercoles familiaComen Abaacal etc.Miercoles 8 Academia Mex.en Derecho InternacionalADVERTION IS BEST OBTAINABLEFROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED
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Embajada americana Jones qUrta, Morin, solicito visn.M. Dolores de la Mora-VegaSinobas, Jueves a las 10.30A.m. junto cine DianaLlegó Maiz hoy Viernes 10.adscripto a la Emb. Mex.auxiliar de segunda clase.Sinoban, Jueves a las 5 pomrecibió estudiantes Chapin-80.Galio, estudiando en Habanm"instrucción política y re-volucionaria", crayó queestaría en Cuba solo 15 diaRogelio, becado 8![arrow pointing right]
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On 19 May 63, I met LITAMAt the youa, rendezvous point and we drove to outlying district of the town, where we held meeting, THOR ECURITY PROBLEMS HOPID. Timer 2230-tiont(LITA MIL-9) provided the following informaFranciscoΛΙΖ Α told (L-9) that Euro FARIAS, former upotaire said at the Cuban Embassy, and now employed by the PORTUONDOS in Oriente (Anh Jose PORTUGUDO) 16 pot used to Rexionahe is expected to arrive from one day to the next. According to MAIZ, FARIAS was "sacking in" with anybody who came along, and has even become friendly with counterreves. In view of the above, FARIAS in being "bounced". AIZ said the Cubane plan to conduct a full body search of FAR IAS when she leaves Cuba, 1.0. КЕНИНDEX "en queros". (1-9)pointed out that FARIAS 19 a Mexican and if it true what MIZ reporting about body search etal it would be good for PP play in Mexico2. L-9) reported that Andrea ARMONA io in Tonnic333036-201 Jose FERVANDE ROA, newly arrived Cuban dip. told 1-9 that ho came to Meriod in 1959 with a group of yourg people on "official"FERNANDEZ said that Amb MASSIP was in Mexico at that time. 1-7 reported the this is PERNANDEZ first oversens postiHeberto JORRIN is oxpected to return on 14 May 65.5. 149 reported that ovisi ARA, the ice Congul in Verarru 18 ουίτα πλες with "turistas", 1.e. amoebas. ile apparently han had this probada Ovda.6. Ramon STHORAS, Cuban Charce, told L-9) that his baby world about a week old when the new Ambassador arrived and that this wonld be fine because he wanted to return to Cuba and see kiso father who has returned to Habans from Paris (Ramon SINGBAS col Olmo). SINOBAS' wife gave birth to baby boy7. Maruel VEGA Perez told L-9) that the new And Joaquin HERNANDES de Arras "ilerara a mas tarder en diez dias"SECRET
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# SECRETOn 19 May 63, Soviet Counselor, drove to the Cuban Embassy from Coyoacan. DUNIN, who in L-9's opinion is extremely "sharp", "realistic" and "talented" told L-9 the following:a. The Cuban Rev is now consolidated as the recent trip of Fidel CASTRO to Moscow proves. DUNIN said that CASTRO's absence in Cuba did not affect the regime; that things went on the same in his absence etc. DUNIN, however, said that this does not mean that Cuba does not need CASTRO. He said that Cuba is not like the Soviet Union where the loss of KRUSCHEV would not affect the regime. Cubans need CASTRO and he must be protected to avoid an assassination attempt etc.b. (L-9) asked DUNIN about the "tapado" and DUNIN answered that at this time, in his opinion, not even President LOPEZ M., knows who is going to be the candidate.c. DUNIN stated that a revolution in Mexico similar to that in Cuba would be very difficult. He attributed this to the fact that the masses in Mexico do not have the "debida properacion politica" required for such a revolution. He said that it will take one or two generations before Mexico is ready for such a revolution.9. L-9 said that Eusebio AZCUE Lopos, Cuban Consul, is expected back on 17 May.63.10. L-9 said that while he was in Habana he asked that 5 copies of Bohemia he sent to the Embassy. He said that 10 copies are arriving each week since his return to Mexico. He said very little propaganda is coming.11. L-9 said that he saw Rafael PEDROSA and Antonio ABRUZA at the Embassy but he did not have a chance to talk with them. He said they quickly slipped into SINORAS' office.SECRETCKSFROM APERTUAR DARD SUBMITTED5/
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Lama, ciudadana traxicana, (doméstica de Portuondo)Armona, en TampicoRoa, vino como Oficial en época de Vassipmañana Martes 14 llega Jorrinprobablemente en un mes Binobas coincidirá en Habana con su padre procedente de ParisVega, "De Armas llegard a más tardar en dies dica
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14-00000Dunin. "La Revolución está tan consolidada, que la momentanea ausencia de Piddel, no ha trastornado la buena marcha de las cosas en Cuba. Esto no quiere decir que Fidel no séa indispensable."Dunin. "Yo creo que en este momento ni el mismo Presidente sabe quien va a ser el candidato" (elecciones en México).Dunin. "Difícil en México una revolución estilo Cuba, no existe para ello en la masa la debida preparación política"ePo requiere por lo menos una o dos generaciones![CAND SUBMITTED]
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(LITAMIL-9)On 14 May 63, I met LITAMIL-9 at usual rendezvous point and we drove to outlying area to hold meeting.NO SECURITY PROBLEMS NOTED. Time: 2200-2300(LITA MIL-9) provided the following info:1. L-9 had dinner at the Embassy on 14 May and he identified Emigdio VEGA Calero as a TDYer.2. L-9 said that Emmanuel CARPALLO told him that "Chiquia" ARSANE DI (sic) employed by the Casa de las American is coming to Mexico soon for a couple of weeks. SARSALENSI, Imu, Subject's father lives in Mexico and according to CARPALLO, was disappointed that his daughter was not going to stay in Mexico. Subject's mother is living in Miami.3. (L-9) reported that Seydon DIALLO, Guinean Amb/arrived on Cubana on 14 May 63 and he saw to it that DIALLO had no problems at the airport. DIALLO is the Guinean Amb to the U.N. also. DIALLO told (L-9) that Carlos LECHUGA, Cuban Amb to the U.N. was highly respected by all members of the U.N., including the U.B. He said that LECHUCA knew how to handle himself in the (COMMENT BY SEYDON DIALLO, GUINEAN AMB TO UN. COMMENT MAY BE) very complicated U.N. maneuvers. DIALLO said that Raul THERESE and LECHUGA make a good team (L-9) said that DIALLO is very much pro-CASTRO and undoubtedly a member of the pro-CASTRO U.N. clique. DIALLO told L-9 that he has known Vicente LO PARDO Falconing for many years.4. (L-9) identified the following LIRODE photos:> [Figure: LIKRODE photo of Marcial MARTINEZ (COLORED)]> Description: A colored photograph of Marcial MARTINEZ.> [Figure: LIKRODE photo of Rafael PERROSA Arandia]> Description: A photograph of Rafael PERROSA Arandia.L-9 said he saw MARTINEZ in Havana recently.TDyer for conference on microwaves.L-9 also identified Jose FERNANDEZ Ron in LIFIRE photo at Soviet Embassy press "fiesta" recently.5. (L-9) said that Manuel VEGA Peres told Rafael PETROSA Arandia and Antonio ARRUZA Mon that she should not leave any docs or papers at their hotel room. In fact, both men left immediately to get papers from their room. (L-9) believes they are staying at the Hotel Agnes.SECRETFILE: (LITAMIL-9)
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199224 April 1970MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Meeting With [WUSLAB/1] on 22 April 19701.  Arrangements and Security: The meeting took place in the [office safehouse] at 1400 on the above date and ended at 1500. There were no incidents of a security nature.2.  Production: Bolivian Ambassador Julio Sanjines Goytia talked on the phone to president Ovando on 20 April. Ovando said that there was pressure from the civilian members of the cabinet on the Debray case. They related their request that Debray should be released to a letter Ovando wrote the. Italian novelist Alberto Moravia which they claimed stated he would release Debray. Ovando commented to Sanjines that he had not committed himself to release Debray. The civilians think that the release of Debray and Bustos would take the pressure off the government. Ovando admitted that the govern- ment could not control the students. The Minister of Education had been destroyed when the USIS installation was damaged. Ovando commented that he would reconsider the Debray situation and commented that there were no legal precedents for Debray's release. The military will go along with it if Ovando and the cabinet will put down the union members if needed. Marcelo Quiroga still claims to be able to influence a segment of the mineworkers. Ovando does not want to suppress by force the student demonstrations. Ovando indicated that there is a wave of uneasiness in the country. He is thinking about taking a stronger hand in certain issues and compromise on other issues.3.  Minister of Planning Jose Ortiz Mercado is coming to Washington on 2 May for a four day visit before he goes, to San Jose for the inauguration of Pepe Figueres. [WUSLAB/1] believes that Ortiz will be frank with him, and tell him what the situation is like back in La Paz. He will attend the [CIAP review] of the Bolivian program.4.  Sanjines described the Rogelio Miranda Baldivia problem (Miranda is the Army Chief of Staff in Bolivia) as a personal matter which has now become ideological. He does not get along with General Juan Jose Torres, the Commander of the Armed Forces. Miranda is now trying to change some commanders in field commands.
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5. I asked some clarifying questions on the OAS report of a possible demonstration against the OAS Assembly in Santo Domingo in June 1970. He said that Rolz-Bennett normally maintains contact with the OAS Deputy Secretary General Urquia, who is a close personal friend and is also a Central-American. The head of the UNDP office in Santo Domingo is Hugo Navegas. He has been asked to get the information on the possibility of such a disruption.6. Victor Paz Estenssoro, is one of three experts picked up under an OAS contract with the University of Engineering in Lima. In actuality, Paz will receive a P-4 salary from the OAS. The project is up for board approval and will last at least a year.7. [WUSLAB/1] went on at length on the difficulties between Miss Alexander, the former Bolivian ambassador to the OAS whose parents were murdered in La Paz, and Sanjines. In brief, Miss Alexander was accompanied to Washington by a catholic priest Father Eduardo. Sanjines offered to find him lodging in a Washington monastery, but he demurred. Whenever Sanjines called Miss Alexander during crises in Bolivia at early morning hours the father would answer the phone. He also helped with Miss Alexander's work at the OAS and was around the Embassy office. Sanjines once found them doing some research in his files. Colonel Banzer, when assigned to Washington, said that there was an intelligence report that Father Eduardo had been involved with the guerrillas. The military finally forced the father to leave the Embassy. Miss Alexander sent him $100 on which to live. When her parents were killed he reappeared.. When Miss Alexander returned to La Paz she read a written report submitted by Sanjines on her affair with the priest, and when she came back to Washington she called up Sanjines and told him off.8. Sanjines said that his relations with the State Department have cooled off. He thinks that the nationaliza-tion of Gulf Oil has weakened the government. There is a vacuum in Bolivia and this has caused the present Bolivian government to be much more subservient to the United States than was the government of Rene Barrientos. He believes, however, that his own position with the Bolivian government had been strengthened. Sanjines is going to San Jose for the presidential inauguration. He heard from Colonel Ayoroa that Victor Paz Estenssoro as a personal friend of Figueres, had also been invited to the inauguration. Sanjines said that it would be interesting to talk to Paz.9. I asked [WUSLAB/17] if there were any recent developments between [his assistant] and the Soviet Embassy. During
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- 3 -8,6his absence Mr. Peary, his assistant, received a telephone call from KUTAKOV, the Soviet Under-Secretary, who asked that Peary send directly to him Congressional reports on Chemical Warfare, USSR-US cultural exchanges, hearings on the United Nations. These documents are being sent to KUTAKOV. WUSLAB/1/remarked that the Soviets are always interested in the information assistants in his office and never the office director. They were interested in Manton, Thompson and Peary10. Plans: The next meeting will be on 28 April at 1400. WUSLAB/1/goes to Baltimore on 29 April to have his eyes checked.F.B.MFLOYD B. MCCULLY> [Figure] A diagram with the text "WUSLAB OPS"SECRET
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRET UFGA-11781promotion for AMCARBON-1, and it reflected confidence in him by the Identity 3 management. AMCARBON-1 is by no means an expert on Latin America, but he is developing his knowledge on the area and, at the moment, he gives every indication of wanting to be a long-term Lavin American specialist. QDELF has been questioned about AMCARBON-1, and he has indicated that AMCARBON-1 is regarded in the journalistic trade as an extremely likeable fellow who has a keen mind but who lacks experience in depth on Latin American affairs. It is QDELF's opinion that given an appropriate lapse of time, AMCARBON-1 will develop into one of the leading Latin American specialists in U.S. journalistic circles. AMCARBON-1 has a working command of Spanish, and he is constantly attempting to improve his language fluency. It is REUTEMAN's opinion that AMCARBON-1 has developed rapidly as a Latin American specialist, and he will continue to grow in this field. Thus, he is a contact who should be developed and harnessed for exploitation, bearing in mind that he does have long-term potential.## 4. AMCARBON-1'S CONTACTS AND SOURCES.In keeping with the traditional pattern of source protection which is common to newspapermen, intelligence officers and law enforcement officers, AMCARBON-1 attempts to guard the true identity of all of his sources. On the other hand, when pressed, AMCARBON-1 has identified some of his sources to REUTEMAN, in order that meaningful evaluations could be made of that information which AMCAREON-1 had passed to KUBARK. As a result of these occasional witting identifications of his sources, and, as a result of general conversations with AMCARBON-1, REUTEMAN has learned that AMCARBON-l's sources include the following persons:a. Luis *FERNANDEZ Rocha (201-316766), secretary general of the DRE.b. Manolo *RAY Rivero (201-239298), chief of JURE.c. Carlos *FODD y Lobo (201-264141) of the defunct Havana Times.d. AMBIDDY-1 (201-267437)e. Aureliano *SANCHEZ Arango (201-019245), leader of the AAA.f. Edmund *LEAHY of the Washington News Bureau. AMCARBON-1 regards this source as being particularly interesting, in view of the fact that LEAHY's daughter is a secretary in the office of Attorney General Robert KENNEDY.g. Frank *FIORINI (201-242256), free-lance pilot and adventurer.h. Eduardo *SUAREZ Riva, public relations man for the MRR.i. Luis *MUNOZ Marin, governor of Puerto Rico.j. Juan *BOSCH Gavino (201-103272), former president of the Dominican Republic.k. Charles *KEELY of the Copley Wire Service.l. Jorge *VOLSKY Kraisler (201-352252), an employee of USIA in Miami. AMCARBON-1 is well aware of the fact that VOLSKY is a defacto stringer for Tad SZULC of the New York Times, but this does not deter AMCARBON-1 from attempting to exploit VOLSKY as a source of information.CLASSIFICATIONSECRETXX CONTINUEDPAGE NO.3,
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8. POSITIVE INTELLIGENCE. Attempts have been made to obtain disseminable positive intelligence from AMCARBON-1 during the period covered by this report. This attempt has been generally unsuccessful, in that AMCARBON-1 does not have a great number of contacts in Latin America who would give him access to worthwhile intelligence appreciably in advance of the information appearing in the overt press. As a result, AMCARBON-1 is usually not aware of in; inside developments in any Latin American country; consequently, he is not a worthwhile source of positive intelligence. As a matter of fact, AMCARBON-1 is less valuable as a source of positive intelligence than most journalists. This is attributable solely to his lack of long-standing contacts in the Latin American political scene. It is believed that AMCARBON-l will ultimately overcome this shortcoming; thus, we will continue to attempt to harness him for the collection of positive intelligence.9. COMMENT. In the period covered by this report, AMCARBON-1 has been found to be a straight-forward individual who is honest, cooperative and who understands the need for security. Our relationship also indicates that AMCARBON-1 is an accurate reporter of that information which he passes to KUBARK. In view of this, JMWAVE plans to continue to harness AMCARBON-1 in the same manner that he has been used in the past. It is believed that our relationship with AMCARBON-1 enhances our ability to conduct our operational mission in a secure manner. In addition, this relationship tends to minimize the possibility that JMWAVE might have difficulties with the media outlets in the South Florida area. As a result of our continuing relationship with AMCARBON-1, a special activities report will be forwarded at appropriate intervals.10. It is requested that a 201 number be assigned AMCARBON-1 and that JMWAVE be advised of the number.END OF DISPATCH
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL ANDSeparate Cover Attach.B to UFGA-14781Identities:1 - [The Miami News]2 - [Sunland Training Center for Retarded Children]3 - The Miami Herald4 - [Latin American Editor]5 - [The LEDA]SCA B to UFGA 14781CLASSIFICATIONSECRETCONTINUED
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# DISPATCH2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992CLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMTO: Chief, WOLIMEINFO: Chief of Station, London; Chief, WOMUSE;Chief, EUR DivisionFROM: Chief, LCPIPIT/LondonSUBJECT: MHALPHA/MHPROBE/BODIGASTACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:Reference: OEPA-984, dated 18 March 19681. The purpose of this dispatch is to raise what we believe to be an operational prospect worth careful study. The proposal is necessarily somewhat tentative at this point, but we believe it is desirable to share it with Headquarters now in order that its early consideration may be facilitated.2. As you are aware, RODIGAST has developed excellent contacts with individuals active in the Paris SNCC group. Identity A, who is one of these, has recently become increasingly active in the affairs of the SNCC group (which largely centers around several young girls recently arrived from the US) and has come to play a rather important role since she brings to it a sophistication and articulateness which the *several* group lacks.Identity A would not normally have become active in the SNCC group. She is older and holds "moderate" views of the sort held by the late Dr. Martin Luther King. However, she recently took a rather militant position at a public discussion of civil rights (primarily to avoid confrontation with and criticism by the SNCC girls) after which she was admiringly besieged by the girls who were anxious to have her assistance in preparation of speeches, etc. In this regard please see Reference. Partly because she has the time and partly because she was flattered, Identity A accepted and has grown daily more involved in SNCC matters. At the moment she is devoting virtually full time to this.Attachment: u/s/c (2)1- Identity Sheet2-Biographical dataDistribution:1 - C/WOLIME w/atts1 - C/EUR w/atts1 - C/WOMUSE w/att s1 - COS/London w/atts/Continued.../DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROEPA-1058DATE: 17 April 1968CLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATHQS FILE NUMBER: 100-6-148/3
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14-00000CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERSECRET/RYBAT OEPA-1058be attractive to her since she is somewhat lazy. She is now livingon a grant from Identity D which is designed to give her the finan-cial independence to write another book. However, she has done nowriting yet and is beginning to be concerned regarding her sourceof income when the grant expires at the end of the year.7. Time is of great importance in any approach to Identity A,   in RODIGAST's view. He stresses that she is becoming concerned   regarding future income and may soon begin withdrawing from SNCC   activities in order to begin writing. More importantly, her normal   instincts may soon lead to a falling out with Identity C and other   radicals who are active in SNCC. If this happens it can be expected   to severely reduce her access. Were she in contact with WOFIRM,   however, such arguments with target personalities could be avoided   through careful WOPIRM guidance.8. Thus we are presented with what appears to be an opportunity   to gain a collaborator who might be able to provide information of   the highest interest regarding Communist efforts to use SNCC, and   who might be able to gain access to various other radical groups   at least abroad, seem to be virtually unapproachable and thus this   opportunity may be almost unique. At the same time, there appears   to be a rather critical time factor operative here.9. In addition, rather fondamental questions are raised by   this possibility, which will certainly require careful consideration   prior to any approach to Identity A. We are impressed with the   thoroughness of RODIGAST's assessment of this operational possibility,   and believe it warrants serious consideration by Headquarters. We   have no reports regarding the impact of the assassination of Dr.   Martin Luther King on Identity A and the other members of the SNCC   group-although our guess is that it will only accelerate forces   now in operation and render more important, even critical, the   consideration of this proposal.10. We request that an appropriate clearance of Identity A be    expedited and that we be advised as soon as possible whether or not    Headquarters wishes to pursue further the exploration of this    proposal.Adrian B. MASLOTTCLASSIFICATION PAGE NO.53 a USE PREVIOUS EDITION.SECRET/RYBAT CONTINUED 3 of 3