Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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LAZARO HEY ESPINOSASECRETof the park and continued their discussion. At this point the source noted for the first time a person of Cuban appearance sitting on a nearby park bench who as soon as being connected with the meeting.The source suspected that counter surveillance of the meeting.Espinosa instructed the source to prepare in the report form the list of questions furnished to the latter on May 13, 1969. The answers in report form are to be placed in an empty cigarette package and dropped at 11:00 All on August 20, 1969, or August 22, 1969, from two to five feet north of the concrete store pillar behind an iron gate fence at the northeast corner of Bronx Park East at Allerton Avenue, which anchors the fence.The source is to return to the drop site at 1:00 PM to check if the drop was covered.Two dates for the pickup were provided in the event there were too many persons in that area to risk covering the drop.Espinosa asked the source if he would be agreeable to go to Miami for a month in an effort to contact friends and ex-associates of CIA. The source stated he was not, in view of his family and employment obligations, but agreed to go for a short period, possibly three or four days. Espinosa told him that while in Miami, the source's mission would consist of determining current activities of the CIA, identities of any new CIA teams, identification of Government vessels currently in or out of service, new principal agents, CIA instructors, and any CIA activities including the deployment of Cubans to South American regions for CIA operations.The date agreed upon on which source will go to Miami is August 25, 1969, but the source will indicate to Espinosa in the report to be left at the next drop that he will delay his departure until Saturday morning, August 30, 1969, in order to pick up his next pay check, and will not return until Tuesday morning, September 2, 1969. The source was instructed by Espinosa to meet him following his return to New Jersey at 11:00 All on September 17 or September 20, 1969, at the intersection of Gun Hill Road and White Plains Road, New York, at which time results of the Miami mission will be disclosed.8SECRET
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SECRET9*LAZARO REY ESPINOSA LONETThe cosroo suggested that the next meeting take place in Carlstadt, New Jersey, to which suggestion Espinosa replied he does not like to schedule meetings unless absolutely necessary.This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.SECRET14-00000
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992OLC 74-01794 February 1974MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign ActivitiesTestimony of 4 February 19741. This, the first day of hearings involving Agency witnesses to testify under oath in executive session with Vice Chairman Howard Baker presiding, was held in S. 1418, Dirksen Office Building. Although scheduled to commence at 0930 hours, Senator Baker did not show up to swear in the witnesses until 1025 hours at which time he administered the oath to Mary McGillen, Robert Ritchie, Martin Lukoskie, and Erich Isenstead and then left.2. Background:a. As a result of previous sessions with Senator Baker and his counsel the following Agency witnesses were scheduled: Mary McGillen, Robert Ritchie, Martin Lukoskie, Erich Isenstead, James Angleton, Richard A. Krueger, Steven Greenwood, Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, Thomas Karamessines, Frank O'Malley, and Jacob Esterline.b. Those witnesses who were able to assemble were met as a group on Saturday, 2 February, with Mr. Lansdale, Office of General Counsel, and myself meeting each one individually. It was pointed out to all that:(1) Their appearance before the Committee was voluntary; the Agency was not directing them to appear, but, of course, the Committee had the power of subpoena.2 Signer#4182
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(2) They had the right to a private counsel and that Mr. Lansdale and I would sit in with them during the session and that our principal role would be to assure that the questioning did not get into sensitive areas unrelated to "Watergate."c. Early in the hearing of 4 February 1974 it became clear that the Committee could in no way handle the five witnesses scheduled for the day, and that the Committee counsels had not had sufficient time to absorb the voluminous written material that we had provided them earlier in the week. As a result, with the agreement of Committee counsel we unplugged for now Messrs. Isenstead, Angleton, and O'Malley. Also, following the day's testimony which ended in the late afternoon, I stayed on into the evening to review all of the material that we had provided to the counsels to make sure that they would make better use of the time of all involved.3. Presession Agreements:Prior to the hearings Thompson agreed:a. To the security arrangements which I outlined (see attachment).b. To treat the testimony as exhibits under the 1 February 1974 understanding reached with Senator Baker.c. That he thought it would be all right for us to have a copy of the transcript, but he didn't want us to show it to scheduled witnesses. (This is a fairly remote possibility because of the delay in getting transcripts.)4. Mary Louise McGillen:(Saturday Miss McGillen had mentioned that she had had a roommate who somehow knew Marchetti and that the former roommate had told her the Committee might be interested in talking to her, feeling that she had information relating to McCord's employment in the Agency.)
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Miss McGillen testified from 1025 hours until 1040 hours and her testimony was completely uneventful. She identified Mr. Hollis Whitaker. Also, her uncertainty over whether McCord retired in 1970 or 1971 raised a possibility that she had seen McCord in Agency Headquarters in 1971 after McCord had retired, but eventually it was clarified that she had seen McCord before his retirement and not after it.5. Robert Ritchie:Mr. Ritchie testified from 1040 hours until 1235 hours, with Thompson questioning Ritchie for about 65 minutes. Ritchie acquitted himself extremely well and there were no surprises in his testimony.a. Liebengood brought out the sudden TDY to Headquarters from Miami following the Watergate incident.b. Some confusion arose because Ritchie was not sure of the date he took over Martinez, he thought it might have been some time in March 1972, when in fact it was late in April.c. It is obvious that the counsels have some conflicting testimony concerning the discovery of Martinez' car in the Miami airport following the arrests in June 1972.6. Martin Lukoskie:During Mr. Lukoskie's testimony, which commenced at 1300 hours, I moved to go off the record a number of times on the following points:a. Thompson wanted to know who we dealt with in General Foods to lay on cover arrangements. I told him we were getting into unchartered waters because I didn't know where his questioning was going to end up. He said his interest was to find out the names of the individuals and companies with which CIA had a relationship in Mexico over the last ten years. I requested that he rephrase his
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question so that we could respond only with respect to the particular companies or individuals in which he was interested. As a concession, he cut down the period from the last ten years to "since 1971" and I said we would note his request.b. Thompson asked about CIA relationships with the Mormon church, the Summa Corporation, or the Hughes Tool Company. (Thompson said he had specific information that we had something with the Mormon church.) I suggested that if he is interested in whether the Agency had any relationship with these three institutions in connection with CIA's relationship with the Mullen Company; he rephrase the question. Thompson refused to do this and I said we would note his request.c. Thompson wanted a full explanation of the "WH flap. " I told Thompson this involved a sensitive and active situation which had been explained to Senator Baker and that Lukoskie was not an Agency witness in this respect, but we would note his interest and see what could be provided. (I believe Thompson has already been fully exposed to the "WH flap" in an executive hearing with Bennett during which Baker asked if Bennett knew what the WH flap was all about. Baker later told me that Bennett did know, and explained it to Baker. I assumed that Bennett may have gotten this information from Jim Everett.) Thompson observed the parallel which exists between the position of CIA with respect to the "WH flap" and the White House with respect to issues it did not wish to be explored by the Attorney General in connection with the activities of the Plumbers (an observation I have been expecting for some time, but this is the first time it has been presented directly.)Mr. Lukoskie's testimony was excellent with no surprises and generally paralleled that given to Senator Baker in the Senator's office on 11 December 1973:a. Concerning any general logs that CCS maintains on contacts with cover firms, Lukoskie explained that internal procedures had changed some time in December 1972 on the information to be maintained in the logs. To assure his responsiveness to a specific question, I refreshed Lukoskie's
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memory on an entry in a CCS log on a call in June 1972between the Agency and the Mullen Company in which it wasnot clear either who initiated the call or who was contactedin the Mullen Company.Follow up: Provide any extant memorandum reflectingthe change in information to be covered in the CCS log.b. In response to counsel's questions, Lukoskie said hehad no knowledge of (1) a Greenspun memorandum, (2) aMr. Waite (sp?) of General Foods, and (3) Mr. Hemlick (sp?)of ANA (Association of National Advertisers).c. The counsels focused in on the meetings betweenMr. Hunt and Messrs. Cord Meyer and Tom Karamessines.d. In characterizing Mr. Bennett as an individual inwhom he did not have a great deal of trust, as contrastedwith Mr. Mullen, Lukoskie mentioned Bennett's suggestionthat Lukoskie would be well taken care of if he could assistin getting unfavorable information on Mr. Maheu.7. Following the hearings, I stayed on with the counsel and we   reviewed late into the evening the voluminous material previously provided   by the Agency to assure that they could make more effective use of the time   of all involved and hopefully to get to the bottom of whatever is troubling   them.During the session I made it clear that I was puzzled by their ques-tioning during the day since it was apparent that they had not yet absorbedthe information we had already provided and which we think satisfactorilyanswers the questions they had raised. Restating a point that I had madepreviously, I said that while I did not personally believe so, their investi-gation had the appearance of a fishing expedition and that if they continuedit would be unavoidable that we would have to disclose more and moresensitive information which had no bearing on the case and which I assumed5
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they had no desire to obtain. I said that I felt that serious considerationshould be given to either advising Mr. Colby about the particulars, or ifthat was not satisfactory, to at least advise our oversight Committeechairmen and ask them to investigate whatever serious leads had beendeveloped in the secure environment structured for the oversight ofsensitive CIA matters. Mr. Thompson admitted this suggestion had somemerit.SIGNEDLYLE L. MILLERDeputy Legislative CounselAtt.Distribution:Original - Subject1 - DCI1 - DDCI1 - ER1 - OGC1 - IG1 - DDO1 - OS1 - Chrono6
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992HMYA- 1975 Thre2006- completeHMYA 2006 repeatedNO HMYA 2007HMYA- 2008-2022 CompleteNO HMYA 2023Incoming Monterey![Transmittal slip image]HMYA-20242029
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REDTOP BEDOX ADMIN OFFICIAL POLISH PRESENCE, MEXICOHMM3-0852302 201-0231000 09/06/75AO IP/CRUCKTOP PHOTO OF ET OFFICIALHHMS-0877806201-0729530 s6 22/09/76AO LA/COGSLCAPRICE/1HMMT-000036(201-0012846) 04/02/58INHHMT-0025306/06/58AO IPWALLACE C. RIKONHMMT-00407201-(0012846) 08 03/09/58AO IPWALLACE C. RIKONHMAT-01729050-500 07/12/60INHMMT-01985019-005-001 19/04/616-50-5-16INHMMT-02116201-0229407 21/07/61AO IPHMMT-02156SIMON D. CLACKETT-CONTRACT AND PAYROLL DATA201-0290116) 08/08/61AO DESTROYHMMT-02914(OLANDA D. GARCIA)201-0117966 12/07/62AO IP/FIHMMT-02946SALARY INCREASE CAROLK, ZINSMEISTER WAS RYBAT201-0314933 31/07/62AOIPHMMT-03035LIBELT-1-TRANSFER OF FIELD SALARY PAYMENTS TO HOORS050-006-037/03 07/09/62AO IPHMMT-03106MONIES RECEIVED FROM RIS OPERATIONS LIJENNET-T050-004-134 28/09/62IN WH/3HMMT-03126LTHOFF/2, LIST OF MEXICAN COMMUNISTS AND LEFTISTSoz. 050-008-016 05/10/62AC IPHMMT-03128DIARIO OFICIAL, DIPLOMATIC LIST050-500 05/10/62IN WH3/MEHMMT-03981RYBAT RECD 10 OCT 62201-(0765711) 08 16/08/63AO IP06 JOSEPH B. GARCIAVAMMT-04085201-0314933 10/10/63AO IPLIBELT/1-62 COVERT TAXESHMHT-04368(06) JOSEPH B. GARCIA) 06201-0765711.06 13/02/64AO IPHMMT-04676201-0204876 29/06/64IN IPEMILIO LUIS RIERAHMMT-04763-RECD 05 AUG 64 08.RYBAT 28/07/64AO C/SRHMMT-04809201-0765711 17/08/64AO IPMR. JOSEPH B. GARCIA 06HMMT-04949DEFERRED 08/10/64AO WH/REGHMMT-04982KAPOK RECD 19 OCT 64201-(0785711300 27/11/64AO IPMR. JOSEPH B. GARCIA) 06HMMT-05143KYBAT 701/65AO SRREC'D 19 JAN 65HMMT-05564200-009-051 01/07/65AO WH/C/ETRANSMITTAL OF PASSENGER MANIFESTS WAS 200-008-064HMMT-05897200-002-061 26/10/65AO INT/IEPRBAND BRIEFSMT-06092201-0292287 29/12/65AO C/WM/1JUAN BARBARA 201-292287HMMT-06277281-0351547 10/02/66AO WH/C/ETYPIC/LICORET/TRANSMITTAL OF PERSONALITY DATAHMMT-06310019-124-032/03 23/02/66AO WH/C/CAMROD WAS 201-028481HMMT-06311019-124-032783 23/02/66AO WH/C/CAMROD WAS 201-020481PAGE 116796S-E-C-R-E-TE2 IMPOET CL BY 011981DOC REF/SECONDARY (2)FCNDATEFSNSECONDARY/DOC REFCODE ROUTINGHMMT-06312819-124-032/03 23/02/66AO WH/C/CAMROD WAS 201-020481HMMT-06347050-002-004 03/03/66AO C/WM/1HMMT-06470NAME TRACE REQUEST-FRANK KENNEDY, ETC050-009-006 07/04/66AO IPHMMT-06479TRANSCRIPTION OF PCM/PPS MEETING ON 20 MARCH 1966 MARKING THE CLOSING DE WEEK OF SOLIDARITY WITH VIETNAM201-0792623 12/04/66AO WH/REGHMMT-06591KAPOK RECD 18 APR 66 LIRAVINE-3050-004-110 04/05/66AO WH/REGHMMT-06710NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATIC STUDENTS 26-29 APRIL 1966050-006-075/04 26/05/66AO- C/WH/1HMMT-06736TYPIC/LIRING/LIENVOY/TRANSMITTAL OF TRAFFIC050-005-008 26/05/66IN IPHMMT-06763TRANSMITTAL OF REPORT-REORGANIZATION OF SECURITY OF DFS SECURITY SQUAD050-006-075/04 02/06/66AO C/WH/1TRANSHITTAL OF TRAFFIC
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# SECRET (When Filled In)08 SEP 178DOCUMENT SERVICE REQUESTIP CONTROL NO. (Filled in by IP/CFS)FROM: SODERQUIST BARBARAC/CIEXT. 1839KC-6602D39TUBE CU6DATE OF REQUESTBRANCHROOM NO.PHONE NO.SECRET E2 IMPDET CL BY 011981TO:|     |           | DATE | INITIALS |     || --- | --------- | ---- | -------- | --- || 1   | IP/CFS    | DT-6 |          |     || 2   | REQUESTER |      |          |     || 3   | IP/CFS    | DT-6 |          |     || 4   |           |      |          |     || 5   |           |      |          |     |INSTRUCTIONS1.  Use this form to request files and/or documents from IP/CFS. (Not to be used in lieu of Form 362.)2.  Include badge number and tube station in "FROM" block if gummed label has not been issued.3.  Indicate type of charge:Temporary Permanent4. Indicate source of reference:Document reference from IP/MI.Document reference from source other than IP/MI.SUBJECT (must be furnished)DISPATCHES REQUESTED BY HSCARE MEXICO STATION ACTIVITIES| HQ FILE NUMBER | DOCUMENT SYMBOL AND NUMBER | DOCUMENT DATE | DISPOSITION OF REQUEST (To be completed by IP/CFS) || -------------- | -------------------------- | ------------- | -------------------------------------------------- || DEFERRED       | HMMA-22511                 | 19 NOV63      | CONTACT AREA DESK                                  || 19-124-32/3    | HMMA-22515                 | 21 NOV63      |                                                    ||                | HMMA-22517                 | 21 NOV63      |                                                    || 201-735188     | HMMA-22518                 | 26 NOV63      |                                                    || 201-760850     | HMMA-2304                  | 18 OCT63      |                                                    || 50-4-110       | HMMA-22293                 | 15 OCT63      |                                                    || AQUATIC = ?    | HMMA-22303                 | 23 OCT63      |                                                    || 201-328029     | HMMA-22442                 | 07 NOV63      |                                                    || 50-6-55/4      | HMMA-22444                 | 04 NOV 63     |                                                    || AQUATIC = ?    | HMMA-22451                 | 14 NOV63      |                                                    || RYBAT ?        | HMMA-22469                 | 08 NOV63      | CONTACT AREA DESK                                  || AQUATIC ?      | HMMA-22512                 | 27 NOV63      | TSD Material                                       ||                | HMMA-22434                 |               |                                                    |FORM 1270 USE PREVIOUSSECRETE-2, IMPDET CL. BY: 062147 (38)
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IP CONTROL NO. (Filled in IP/CFS)FROM:SODERQUIST BARBARAC/CIEXT. 1839SECRET(When Filled In)07 SEP 178DOCUMENT SERVICE REQUESTKC-6602D39TUBE CU6ATE OF REQUESTRANCHROOM NO.PHONE NO.SECRET E2 IMPDET CL BY 011981|     |           | DATE | INITIALS || --- | --------- | ---- | -------- || 1   | IP/CFS    | DT-6 |          || 2   | REQUESTER |      |          || 3   | IP/CFS    | DT-6 |          || 4   |           |      |          || 5   |           |      |          |INSTRUCTIONS1.  Use this form to request files and/or documents from IP/CFS. (Not to be used in lieu of Form 362.)2.  Include badge number and tube station in "FROM" block if gummed label has not been issued.3.  Indicate type of charge:Temporary Permanent4. Indicate source of reference:Document reference from IP/MI.Document reference from source other than IP/MI.SUBJECT (must be furnished) DISPATCHES REQUESTED BY HSCA RE MEXICO STATION ACTIVITIES| HO FILE NUMBER | DOCUMENT SYMBOL AND NUMBER | DOCUMENT DATE | DISPOSITION OF REQUEST (To be completed by IP/CFS)      || -------------- | -------------------------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- || 201-302219     | HMMW-12020                 | 18 OCT63      | RECORD COPY ATTACHED                                    || 201-68248      | HMMW-12029                 | 31OCT 63      | PLEASE RETURN PROMPTLY                                  || 201-352469     | HMMW-12032                 | 05 NOV63      | SEE REVERSE SIDE                                        || 30-6-42/4      | HMMW-12035                 | 31OCT 6       | SEE APERTURE CARDS ATTACHED                             || 100-5-1        | HMMW-12046                 | 31OCT 63      | CHANGED TO YOU 30/8/78 SUBJ: ASSINATIONS.               || 201-85613      | HMMW-12080                 | 12 NOV63      | RECORD COPY ATTACHED                                    || 201-726479     | HMMW-12084                 | 07 NOV 63     | PLEASE RETURN PROMPTLY AE/CRU If further search desired || 201-285441     | HMMW-12087                 | 12 NOV63      |                                                         || 19-124-27/3    | HMMW-12100                 | 12 NOV 63     | LACO/CI 1325                                            || 201-270072     | HMMW-1212/                 | 18 NOV63      | 3 E19 28/3/24                                           || 201-329667     | HMMW-12134                 | 29 NOV6       | SEE APERTURE CARDS ATTACHED                             || 23/20-150      | HMMW-12139                 | 03 APR 6      | SEE APERTURE CARDS ATTACHED                             || 19-124-27/3    | HMMW-12142                 | 21 NOV 63     |                                                         |ATTENTION REQUESTER: This form and index correction.LACO/CI 13253E/19 28/3/78