Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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No Foreign Dissom, No Dissem AbroadControlled Dissem/For Background Use OnlyB-23162 9 DEC 1970SUBJECT: Plans for a National Anti-War Conference to be Held in Sydney, Australia 17-21 February 1971 and a Third National Moratorium on 30 April 1971.1. We have been advised by the Australian Service that there are plans for a National Anti-War Conference to be held in Sydney, Australia on 17-21 February 1971 and a Third National Moratorium to be held on 30 April 1971. In August 1970, one Arthur John LLOYD/(not further identified) circulated a proposed listing of foreign invitees to the Anti-War Conference. Following is a listing under sub-paragraph A of those invited; under sub-paragraph B of those who have already refused; and under sub-paragraph C those who have accepted:A. Invited:(1) Rev. Ralph D. ABERNATHY, President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (see your memorandum from Atlanta, Georgia, dated 4 November 1970, entitled Ralph D. ABERNATHY - Racial Matter);(2) Father Eugene KERBERO YELLE SECRET Red Heart Church, San Francisco, California (see your memorandum from Boston, Massachusetts, dated 6 August 1969, entitled Black Panther Party, Page 3);(3) Noam CHOMSKY, Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (see our memorandum to you dated 18 May 1970, Subject: Travel of U.S. Nationals to North Vietnam);(4) William Sloan COFFIN, N, Chaplain, Yale University;(5) Rev. Earle CUMMINGHAM, Cleveland (not further identified);(6) David Tyre DELLINGER (Bureau File No. 100-384411);(7) Donald DUNCAN, former member of the Green Berets (see your memorandum from San Diego, California, dated 17 February 1970, entitled Mark LANE);No Foreign Dissem/No Dissem AbroadControlled Dissem/For Background Use Onlyoranst
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SECRETNo Foreign Dissem/No Dissem AbroadContro...d Dissem/For Background Use Only(8) Ossie EDWARDS Federation of SocialService Employees (not further identified);(9) Betty FRIEDAN / National Union of Women;(10) A. GINSBURG (not further identified);(11) Fred HALSTEAD,, Socialist Workers' Party(Bureau File No. 100-371709);(12) David HILLIARD, Black Panther PartyChief of Staff, Berkeley, California (see your memorandumfrom San Francisco, California, dated 24 August 1970, entitledDavid HILLIARD, Racial Matter, Black Panther Party, ThreatAgainst the President);(13) Philip J. HIRSCHKOP, Attorney (see yourmemorandum, Washington, D.C., dated 22 April 1970, entitledDemonstration by the Jews for Urban Justice, Washington, D.C.,April 25-26 1970, Internal Security - R);(14) Coretta KING (see Bureau File No.109-12-24);(15) Prof. S. E. LURIA, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology (not further identified);(16) Norman MAILER, author (see your memorandum,New York, New York, dated 10 April 1970, entitled Cuban Missionto the United Nations);(17) George Mason MURRAY (see Bureau File No.100-443769);(18) Fr. Don NOLAN, Detroit (not furtheridentified);(19) Nancy RUBIN, (see Bureau File No.100-446949);(20) Gus SCHOLLE (not further identified);(21) Dr. Benjamin SPOCK (Bureau File No.. 445115);(22) Prof. G. WALD (not further identified);(23) John T. WILLIAMS, Teamster' Union (notfurther identified).No Foreign Dissem/No Dissem Abroad
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# SECRETNo Feign Dissom No Dissem Abroə-'Controllea Dissem/For Background Use OnlyB. Refused:(1) Harry BRIDGES, Longshoremen's Union;(2) Mrs. Katherine CAMP, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom;(3) Sam POLLOCK, Amalgamated Meat Packers.C. Accepted:(1) Michael MYERSON (see Bureau File No. 100-435008);(2) Cynthia FREDERICK, Member of Concerned Asian Scholars (see our memorandum B-2226, 17 November 1970, Subject Cynthia Kay FREDERICK);(3) David GUREWITZ, National Secretary, Student Mobilization Committee, Chicago.2. In October 1970, the following persons were also invited:A. Senator J. W. FULBRIGHT;B. Senator 6. S. MCGOVERNC. Averill HARRIMAN;D. Barbara Ward JACKSON (not further identified);E. Don Helda CAMARA (not further identified);F. Carol LIPMAN, Exeuctive Secretary of the Students Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam.3. The following persons have accepted invitations to participate in the Conference as speakers:A. Michael UHL, former U.S. Army Lieutenant who has served in Vietnam (see Bureau File No. NY 100-171248);B. Peter WILEY, Staff Member of LEVIATHAN magazine (see Bureau File No. 100-441164).No Foreign Dissem/No Dissem Abroad
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# SECRETNo reign Dissom No Dissem Abr 1Controlled Dissem/For Background Use Only244. The (Australian Service) has requested verification concerning the intention of these Americans or others to visit Australia to participate in either the Conference or the Moratorium.Please transmit reply via CACTUS channelOrigniated By: CI/SO:GMKlineBased On R(MELBOURNE) 140, 15 December 1970 and R(MELBOURNE) 143, 21 December 1970Source : SQUASHDistribution :Original - FBI (Mr. Wannall) via CI/SO courier on: 29 DEC 19701 - B-Memo Chrono1 - Extra Copy File1 - (Australia/SQUASH/Joint Ops)/1971 Conferences/sens/gk24No Foreign Dissem/No Dissem AbroadControlled Dissem/For Background Use Only
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, WOMUSEFROM:Chief of Station, NairobiCLASSIFICATION:SECRET/RYBATSUBJECT:RYBAT/MHCURB/MHCHAOS - Vida Mae GAYNOR (201-867508)ACTION: File in Subject's. 2011. The following information on the Subject of 201-867508 was obtained by TOPOWL/1 who hosted her at his home in mid-April 1971: Subject has been in Tanzania for 20 months. She expects to remain there permanently. She is employed by the GOT as an assistant to the Deputy Chief Accountant for the National Development Corporation. She expects to be promoted to the post of Deputy Chief Accountant on the first of May when her present boss is himself advanced. She claims to receive a "good" salary plus a TS 2500/month house for which she has to pay only 10% with the GOT picking up the rest.2. Subject grew up in Queens, New York, where she was very active in the African-Methodist-Episcopal Church where she met her husband 25 years ago. She didn't finish high school but was a good typist and easily found employment "with the New York Jews who realized they could hire a good black secretary for 2/3 what they'd have to pay a white." She was always active in social causes, anti-war demonstrations, civil rights movements, and was active in CORE in 1966. She was a staunch admirer of Malcom X and attended his funeral with Mrs. Martin Luther King.3. Subject was a member of the Jamaica Rifle Club, an organization created to teach Afro-Americans to shoot rifles. She claims to have "fingered" two "infiltrators" who had been recruited by the authorities to penetrate the organization. She claims that her instructor was another infiltrator who eventually testified in court, causing the organization to be "busted."Distribution:Orig. & 1 - C/WOMUSE(AKNA-627530 April 1971
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4. Subject has two sons. One, named Dennis (age 20), has joined her in Dar es Salaam after she set up a mechanism to help him evade the draft and depart the country illegally. She has another son who is 26 years of age who spent two years in the Army. He had been promised educational opportunities by the recruiter. When denied these he studied abnormal psych extensively and tried to feign mental illness, but was instead put up for Court Martial for malingering. A friend of Subject, the founder of the "Serviceman's Union" helped spring the son.5. Subject provides a home in Dar es Salaam for Daniel Finley a 26-year-old son of a prominent electrical contractor in Dayton, Ohio. After avoiding his draft call--when his father couldn't buy it off--he was jailed, but released on bail. He jumped bail and was put on a plane for Dar with a note to President Nyerere to "...take care of my son." He's been in Dar for two years. He has had three audiences with the President at which he has presented Nyerere with prototype lathes and guns which he has himself produced in the technical school where he teaches. He has promised to have a prototype of an M-16 ready for display at an upcoming trade and industrial fair.6. Subject provides housing and contacts for Afro-Americans coming to Dar es Salaam. 02(10POWL/1 describes her political attitudes as "...similar to a religious convert--more radical than the radicals." She claims to be frustrated with the slowness of the revolution in Tanzania suggesting that experts from China and North Korea are needed, not those from the West.Burton L. KORADE
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# ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETPRIOR TO FILING1.  Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and forward to RID.2.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.FROM: RID/TO: ACTION BRANCHIf file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/AN.TO:|                             | ROOM NO. | DATE RECEIVED | DATE FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS                 || --------------------------- | -------- | ------------- | -------------- | ---------------------------------- || 1. C/20/1                   | B-1      |               | 17 Oct         | JD                                 || 3.                          |          |               |                |                                    || 4. Mr. CBER-CIOP/00         |          |               |                | Ito 4. Of possible interest toujou || 5. Mr. TOTH - DO/I/B/ - HMG |          |               |                |                                    || 6.                          |          |               |                | -file Maps deputy                  || 7. Shirly                   |          |               |                |                                    || 8.                          |          |               |                |                                    || 9.                          |          |               |                |                                    || 10.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 11.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 12.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 13.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 14.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 15.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 16.                         |          |               |                |                                    || 17.                         |          |               |                |                                    |FILE TITLEFILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE): 7528ABSTRACT INDEXDOCUMENT DATE: 11 Oct 67DOCUMENT NUMBER: UWCA 03510SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, DO/IINFO:FROM: Chief of Base, WashingtonSUBJECT: WOMUSE "Peace" DemonstrationsACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES: DIRECTOR 39871CLASSIFICATION: RYBAT/SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:X NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILM1. Enclosed for Headquarters information are copies of literature mailed by the Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP) to its members (attachments 1, 2 and 3) concerning "Negotiation Now!"2. Also enclosed as of possible interest are copies of CAIP materials (attachments 3, 4 and 5) concerning its 40th Annual Conference, scheduled for October 27 – 29, the theme of which is "Selective Conscientious Objection in an Age of Conflict." The conference is to be held at Dunbarton College of Holy Cross, 2935 Upton Street N.W., Washington, D. C.3. The above items were received by Oliver H. CORBUSTON who had joined the CAIP for cover purposes in the course of a previous assignment. Attachments 1, 2 and 3 are forwarded in response to reference.Oliver H. CORBUSTONAttachments: As stated,Distribution:3 - Chief, DO/I w/atts1 - Chief, DO w/o attCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UWCA-3510CLASSIFICATION: RYBAT/SECRETDATE: 14 OCT 1997 11 October 1967HQS FILE NUMBER![stamp]
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATTOChief, WOMUSEINFOChief, European DivisionFROMChief of Station, OsloSUBJECTRYBAT/MHCHAOS Transmittal of ClippingsACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCESPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMTransmitted herewith are three untranslated clippings from Norwegian newspapers which may be of interest to WOMUSE.![Raymond N. Mansour signature] Raymond N. MANSOURAttachment:Clippings - h/wDistribution:2 - Chief, WOMUSE w/attachment h/w2 - Chief, European Division w/o attachment7540CROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROWOT-2911CLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATDATE19 March 1969HQS FILE NUMBER200-006-387/3
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# Aftenposten 17.3.69"Sorte Pantere" for en sosial revolusjon«Panteren» Bobby Seale kom til Oslo idag- Vi vil bevise at det sosia-1listiske samfunn er bedre enn det kapitalistiske: vi vil innføre dette i USA og vi vil samarbeide med revolusjonære i alle land, sa lederen for det amerikanske «Black Panthers»-partiet da han i morges kom til Oslo. Seale er på besøk i Skandinavia for å fortelle om sitt syn på kampen mellom rasene i USA. Som ar-rangør for besøket i Norge står den norske «Black Panther»-komité og Rød Front.- Intet har bedret forholdene for det sorte Amerika under tidligere president Johnson, og president Nixons forslag om å innfore sort kapitalisme i ghettoene vil bare øke følelsen av sort rasehat, hevdet Seale, som understreket at de sorte panteres ikke ønsker sitt eget, ad-skilte samfunn. Rasene har levet adskilt i 200 år, og nu er det på tide å gå fremover. sa den meget veltalende Bobby Seale. Hans uttrykksmåte var overveiet og polert, bortsett fra i gjentatte henvisnin-ger til politiet i USA som han kal-ler «griser» (pigs)![Bobby Seale]Lederen for det amerikanske «Black Panthers»-parti, Bobby Seale, ved ankomsten til Fornebu.(Foto: Brynjulo Aarthun)Forste gang «Black Panther»-partiet gjorde seg kjent var da Bobby Seale og en annen av par-tiets ledere, Huey P. Newton, i oktober 1966 organiserte væpnede pa-truljer som skulle overvåke poli-tiets behandling av negrene. Newton sitter nu fengsiet for å ha skutt en politimann, og et av partiets mål er å få ham frigitt.USA er en politistat, fortsatte. Seale og hevder at det sorte sam-funn má læres opp til seivforsvar. Han tror ikke på flere såkalte «hete sommere», fordi han mener at det sorte samfunn har innsett util-strekkeligheten av spontane opprør. Men effektivt arbeidende organisa-sioner har man respekt for, la han til.med for tanken om alt annet hadde sviktet. Stokely Carmichael er statsminister i vår «skygge regjering», men har kommet med enkelte uttalelser om agressivitet og separatisme som vi ikke helt kan godta, sa Bobby Seale, som motte Norge med Mao-profil i luen, og en beklagelse over at ikke fjernsynets kameramenn var mott frem for å dekke begivenheten.Et av de første tiltak partiet har satt i verk er å organisere felles frokost for fattige barn, for det meste negre. Dernest håper partiet på å organisere sosialistiske by-samfunn for de som måtte være interessert. Partiet arbeider nemlig ikke bare for negre, men for alle undertrykte minoriteter. Dessuten soker partiet å samarbeide med hva Seale kailer «progressive hvite» elementer i samfunnet.- Vi godtar ikke betegnelsen «krigersk» (militant). Vi hevder nodvendigheten av selvforsvar, det har vist seg å være nodvendig. Selv Marthin Luther King var ikke frem-
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"Black Panthers" for aSocial Revolution"Panther" BOBBY SEALE came toOslo todayWe will show that Socialist society is better than Capitalist society; we will introduce it in the United States and we will cooperate with revolutionaries in all countries, said the leader of the American "Black Panther" Party when he came to Oslo this morning. SEALE is on a visit to Scandanavia to express his views about the struggle between the races in the United States. The Norwegian "Black Panther" Committee and Red Front arranged the visit.Nothing has improved conditions for Black America under former President Johnson, and President Nixon's proposal to introduce "Black Capitalism" in the ghettoes will only increase feelings of black racial hate, asserted SEALE, who emphasized that the "Black Panthers" are not seeking their own separate society. The races have lived separately for 200 years and now it is time to go forward, said the very eloquent BOBBY SEALE. His manner of expression was judicious and polished, aside from repeated references to the "Police Force" in the US, which he calls "pigs".-1-
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The "Black Panther" Party became known for the first time when BOBBY SEALE and one of the Party leaders, HUEY P. NEWTON organized armed patrols in October, 1966, which were to watch police treatment of Negroes. NEWTON is now in prison for shooting a policeman and one of the Party's goals is his release.The USA is a police state, SEALE continued, and he maintains that black society must learn to defend itself. He does not believe in many so-called "hot summers" because he believes that black society has realized the inadequacy of spontaneous riots. However, he asserted effectively working organizations are respected.One of the Party's first efforts was the organization of breakfasts for poor children, for most negroes. The Party next hopes to organize a Socialist municipality for those who must be interested. The Party works not only for Negroes, but for all oppressed minorities. In addition, the Party is seeking to cooperate with what SEALE calls "progressive white" elements in society.We do not approve the term militant. We assert the need of self defense, which has turned out to be urgent. Even Martin Luther King was not averse to the idea that everything else had failed. STOKELY CARMICHAEL is Prime Minister in our "shadow Government", but he makes statements about aggressiveness and separatism which we can not completely approve, said BOBBY SEALE, who came to Norway with a Mao badge in his cap and a complaint that no television cameramen appeared to cover the events.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceDISPATCH NO. CHADA-186:22TO: Chief, KRAFROM: Senior Representative, (New Delhi)SUBJECT: GENERAL Operational/INTELSPECIFIC (PA)LIPPER - Transmittal of Reports021. Transmitted herewith are copies of THERIAULT reports and notes as listed below. Not included are carbon copies of the initial report (plans undated) and the report covering the period 28 December - 14 January as the third copy was not made.2. THERIAULT requested that, if possible, a set of his report be made available to him on his return to facilitate preparation of a master report on overall findings and impressions.Thomas W. LINDEnclosures Under separate cover (Pouched 7 May 1955)14 Jan - 23 Jan 4 - 7 Mar25 Jan - 30 Jan 8 Mar - 16 Mar30 Jan - 8 Feb 18 Mar - 30 Mar9 Feb - 17 Feb Interview with U.S. HEAR18 Feb (1 pp) 8 Apr - 12 Apr20 Feb - 4 Mar NotebookDistribution:Orig & 4 - Hq9 May 55 2 - FilesHereto from Project (PA) FLIPPERFold: #3
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# SECRET14 May 1955: Preliminary Debriefing of Anita THERIAULT: 13 May 1955, 2030-2130.1. Prior to my departure for New York to handle the preliminary debriefing of THERIAULT, I discussed the following subjects with CNEA-5:1) In view of the fact that THERIAULT's expenses on her recent trip to India have been greater than was anticipated, 1,000 additional funds have or are to be shortly deposited to her bank. This will be done by sterile check. It is to be accounted for under the terms of the original contract.2) CNEA-5 suggested that I take her reports up with me for possible annotation and expansion. Upon examination on 14 May, this appears unfeasible in view of the fact that there are CIA commo indicators and RI symbols attached directly to the reports.3) CNEA-5 suggested that I pursue with THERIAULT the possibility of developing an interest in Krishna Menon, utilizing a cleared publisher who could request Menon to write a book. This approach to be based on Menon's acute susceptability to flattery.4) CNEA-5 suggested that THERIAULT be asked to review the areas of her influence in order to lay the groundwork for an official invitation to visit this country being extended to the Prime Minister in the future. He suggested Sen. George and Chester Bowles as possible points of departure.5) THERIAULT is to be informed that her reports have been of immeasurable assistance to the Ambassador and to the U.S. Government vis-a-vis policy planning for India.6) THERIAULT is to be asked to come to Washington for a day or so in the very near future for further debriefing. This is to be arranged at her convenience.7) In view of the fact that THERIAULT has been unwitting of the Agency's role in sponsoring her trip, I suggested that I now make her witting in *terms* of the *security* involved. It seemed advisable to me since it is likely that there will be future contacts with THERIAULT. CNEA-5 agreed to this.8) THERIAULT is to be advised that she is at liberty to discuss any and all aspects of her trip with anybody with the exception of the Agency's role in sponsoring it.SECRETRemoved from Project (PA)FLIPPERCS Classification: NONEJOB #66-668/59Box: 5Folder #
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SECRET- 2 -9) In view of the vast amount of work that must be done, I suggested that I plan to spend two days - 16 and 17 May - if it becomes necessary. On previous trips to discuss ESTALT's mission with her, I found that she frequently had other commitments which made it difficult to cover adequately the material which I had amassed. If this is the case on this trip, I should prefer not to press her. One day's latitude seems the better part of wisdom. CILA-5 agreed. We shall see, however.10) In the event that it becomes necessary to reach me, I suggest that my wife be asked to get in touch with me, (Jackson 7-7018) and that I be asked simply to call my office. I will then call on the sterile phone. For the record, my telephone number in New York is CELHAM 8-2530.![signature of Bertram Cooper]Bertram Cooper03
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8. Genera. Joamente. (continued.)AH (NODES 1865225. A very good project has recently bee: Launched. It is criled The Delhi fraining and orientation Contro for Foreign Technici: ne in India. This is the second time it has been held, I think. It begins today, Jan. 24. Contimes for two weeks. (The first one worked out a fine short bibliography on India, and a little brochure on "Foods available in North India.) This second course covera the Indian village, with visits out to villages, Indian art, prchitecture, dance; Indian history, religion, Ielam in India, other religions and philosophies; Indian family life and customs, health problems and resuroca, educational probiens, urban problems; Fural unemployment and aid, the role of foreign sid in India, discussion of the Five year Plan.It is the kind of briefing that every foreigner coming to Indid, showed have. It is open to all of then We wore invited simply es queste and shali attend many of the meetings. Piins are shown; trips to art galleries and museums eto. Miss Hersey hat hed much to do with this; also Dr. Douglas Esminger. And probably others, too. Indians will do most of the briefing.6. I shall write later about the Five Year Plan. Am still studying it. Shall have a number of interviews with the plannere, or with a few of them. Shall also go cut on several of the projects. This secas important to me for social changes, and how they are made brood politics. The political picture on cert-inly not be understood if the cultural and social pictures are not studied and analysed carefully.We are enclosing e few excerpte or spomnes made by Mr. Nehru, dr. Menon, and ur. Uheber this past week at the Congress Party bin gither 103.![photo of a congress party meeting]