Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP**DATE:** 7 August 1962**TO:** CHIEF, RECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISION**ESTABLISHED FOR:** (MEET ZEWO)USTOSVIDELA, ONG Totto**ATTN:****REF:****ID CARD NO:**MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP ESTABLISHEDU.S. Army Joint Operations Group (8739)*   BLOCK RECORDS (OPMEMO 20-800-11)*   TEMPORARILY FOR DAYS, EFFECTIVE*   CONTINUING, EFFECTIVE 7 August 1962*   [X] SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO 3. (HB 20-800-2)*   [X] ASCERTAIN THAT ARMY W-2 BEING ISSUED. (HB 20-661-1)*   [X] SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER. (R 240-250)*   [X] SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY. (R 240-250)*   [] REMARKS:![signature]COPY TO CPD/OPDISTRIBUTION: LOSD/OS 1-PSD/OS - ADPD/COMPT
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992FILE NO. P02 067 DATE 23 May 1961SYNOPSISLive address established at 5611 Jason Street, 10 Cheverly, Maryland, on 17 May 1951. Householder and all adult members of his family were briefed. Householder notified local Post Office (Cheverly) that SUB-JECT was residing with him and also requested local Post Office to notify (Hyattsville) Post Office. Western Union telegram forwarded on 18 May 1961 for Gladys G. DARBRUNT.RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceREPORT NO. 125a3/PV
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# 162 06723 May 1961GENERALAt Cheverly, Maryland:On 17 May 1961, a live address was established for Gladys G. DANBRUNT at 6611 Jason Street, Cheverly) Maryland, through the cooperation of Dr. Edvard A. and Anne B. SALLOOM, householder at that address.On the same date, Mrs. (SALLOOM) her daughter, (Patricia) and son, George, vero briefei to the affect that they should accept eny eables, letters, talegrens or telephone calls for Mrs. DANBRUNT. In the event any inquiries vero received concerning Hrs. DANBRUNT, they were to advise that Mrs. DANGRUNT wes residing with them but that she was not available at the ment. They were to determine who was calling and the purpose of the call. If the call was from the cable or telegraph office, Ars. (SALLCOM) of Patricia was to call back later as Mrs. DAMBRUNT and receive the message and request delivery of the written cable or telegram. In the event the inquiry was from any other source, they were to contact the Reporting Agent immediately.The same individuals were further briefed, in general, as to why Mire. DANBRAFT vas composedly residing with them and why she was expecting some form of communication. They were informed that Mrs. YAZON vas the mother of Bustace H. DANBRUT, who was being held a prisoner by a foreign government. The mother has sent a cable to her son asking how he is, whether he needs anything, inquiring If there is anything she can do for him, and asking him to please communicate with her. She is now awaiting and expecting some form of reply from him.On the following day, 18 May 1961, Dr. SALLOON) vas Contacted. The above inforzation had been related to him by Mrs. SALLCOM)Dat the request of the Raporting Agent Dr. (GALLOON) was requested to notify the Cheverly and the Hyattsville Post Offices that Mrs. AKGRUNT vas residing at his home and any mail received for her should be delivered to his address.On 22 May 1961, Dr. (SALLCC) in contacted and he advised that he had personally called the Postalstress at the Chevurly) Post Oifice reprding delivery of Ms. M'S wall and had roquestei-1-
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# 162 067hor, in turn, to notify the (Hyattsville) Post Office.Dr. (SALLOOM) is a well-known (Washington dentist). He maintained an office at (810 "H" Street, N.E.) for a number of years until he was drafted into military service. He served in the Army as a (dentist) and upon his release, as a Lieutenant Colonel, he re-opened his private practice with an office at (1035 "I" Street, N.W.). For a number of years he was on the (Staff of Georgetown University) as an instructor of dentistry in the (Georgetown Dental School. He has resided in (Cheverly), Maryland for at least the past twenty years, previously at (2616 Laurel Avenue) and currently at (5611 Jason Street). His daughter, (Patricia) is attending Maryland University. His son, (George), is attending (St. John's College High School.Daily contact was maintained with Dr. (SALLOOM) on 22, 23 and 24 May 1961. As of the latter date, no communication had as yet been received for Mrs. DAHRRUNT.On 18 May 1961, a Western Union Telegram was sent to Eustace DARRHUNT, Reclusorio Nacional, Nueva Gerona, Isla de Pinos, Cuba. A copy of this telegram is attached as Exhibit #1.Attachment:Exhibit #1 (Western Union Telegram dated 18 May 1961)JDS:mhm![signature]-2-
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199213 December 1967SUBJECT: BATISTA, Laureano(See also DAVIS, Rudolph Richard)## ALLEGATION:Rudolph Richard DAVIS, Cuban exile questioned by GARRISON's staff in connection with a training camp for Cubans at Lacombe, Louisiana told the FBI in May 1964 that Laureano BATISTA, sent him 19 men from Miami in response to a request from DAVIS in 1963. The men stayed at a home near Lacombe, Louisiana.## SOURCE:Memorandum No. 5, Enclosures 3 and 7.## CIA CONNECTION:Laureano BATISTA, Secretary of Military Affairs, Executive Committee, Movimiento Democratica Cristiano (MDC), Miami, was granted a Provisional Operational Approval on 30 December 1959 and an Operational Approval on 20 February 1960 for use as a PP Agent, Havana, Cuba.## OS INDICES RESULTS:Subject, a 32 year old Cuban exile, was from a wealthy Cuban family and in Cuba he was a banker. He was granted a POA in December 1959 and an OA in February 1960 for use as a PP agent in Havana, Cuba.A copy of a letter in Subject's file dated 22 November 1963 signed by Subject as Secretary for Military Affairs, Executive Committee, Movimiento Democrata Cristiano is addressed to Major General Bela K. KIRALY, President, Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation, Inc., and offered the services of the MDC in arranging meetings and discussions with other anti-CASTRO organizations and the Hungarian Freedom Fighters. The Hungarian Freedom Fighters were Agency sponsored and Covert Action 24 Staff was interested in information on the MDC before granting approval for contact between the two organizations.## DETAILS:During an interview with the FBI in October 1963 in New York Rudolph Richard DAVIS advised that in January 1961 he was in New York where he served as coordinator between the MDC and the New York Police Department. DAVIS also said that some nineteen men had been sent from
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Miami to New Orleans by Laureano BATISTA in response to a requestby. DAVIS for men to work in a lumber business with which he wasconnected in Guatemala. The men stayed at a home near Lacombe,Louisiana. When the FBI seized dynamite and other explosivesnearby, the men became disgruntled and were unwilling to proceed toGuatemala. So the lumber company paid their fare back to Miami.Some of the names of these men were as follows: VictorPANEQUE, Leodorino INTERIAN, Fernando FERNANDEZ, and fnu FORNES.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MEMORANDUM FOR: THE FILESFROM: (George Weademan)SUBJECT: MOVIMENTO DEMOCRATICA CRISTIANO #353 0121. Subject Organization is of interest to (CA/1) because it forwarded the attached letter (prepared by Laureano BATESTI falla...212.635) to Bela Kiraly of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters Inc.---a (CA sponsored activity). James Conlon,(CA/) asked for any available Office of Security data concerning Subject Organization or the writer of the letter.[^24] If there was nothing unfavorable available concerning either of them, (CA was going to permit) Kiraly to meet with the representative of Subject Organization in order to determine whether Kiraly could be of help to Subject group.2. A review of Office of Security records revealed that Subject Organization is an Anti-Castro group and that the writer of the letter was of interest to the Agency under an Operational Approval in 1960.cc: 212 635[^24] CA sponsored activity
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# SECRETChief, Contact DivisionSupport BranchChief, Chicago Field Office23 Dec 1963CHI-63-1314Hargrave Secret Service1.  Al Thompson recently asked me for my opinion of Hargrave Secret Service, 6 West Randolph Street, Chicago, Insofar as (cover) potential is concerned.2.  Chicago Field Office files contain no information on the company. The Chicago telephone directory reflects the company was formed in 1888 and has offices and/or representatives in the principal cities of the world. (see attached Redbook ad).3.  Local FBI contacts had no information concerning the company. Albert Johnson, an ex-FBI man who has operated a private detective agency in Chicago for years told me that George R. Hargrave is sole owner and is the son of the founder. Mr. Johnson described Hargrave as a big, 250 pound man who has been married five times. In business, he is the type to put on a big show and is not averse to putting more men than necessary, on a job in order to charge his client a higher price and profit accordingly. Mr. Johnson said that, although Hargrave advertises offices throughout the world he doubts that these are any more than investigative correspondent.4.  A casual inquiry put to Richard Cain, Chief Investigator, Cook County Sheriff's Office, brought forth the comment that Cain distrusts Hargrave. He said he knows him personally and does not regard him as a discreet person.5.  In view of the above, Cover may want to reconsider using Hargrave.R.F.B. LohmannKPBL/jakAttachment# SECRET> GROUP 1> Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETDAVID L. CHRISTChief of TSD/Audio Operations Branch witting of the following:All audio operations world-wide since December 1957 to present date.Complete knowledge of all R&D aspects of audio equipment research.Had knowledge of certain Staff D and Fl equipment and operations.Complete knowledge of all audio assets in production and stocked for use overseas.Clearances through Top Secret, Special Intelligence clearance, and "Q" clearance.World-wide knowledge of the location of all our audio technicians.Having previously been with the Applied Physics Branch of TSD, he was also aware of many of our other R&D activities.As Branch Chief in TSD, he has full information on all personnel in TSD and general knowledge of the overall activities, including the research programs.He has been to Isolation many times.SECRET
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14-00000104-10110-106882025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# SECRETORD-8271-7010 December 1970MEMORANDUM FOR: C/PSD/OSATTENTION : Mr. Joseph HossickSUBJECT : CHRIST, David Lamar #438721.  During the last week in November 1970, Mr. David L. Christ,    Chief of the Applied Physics Division, Office of Research and    Development retired from the Agency. He is currently employed by    Devenco of New York City.2. ORD has a contractual relationship with Devenco and it is   desired that the TOP SECRET clearance of Mr. Christ be activated so   that he may be involved in this Agency-sponsored work.3. While he was in ORD, the subject held several special   clearances and it has been learned that he will require SI & TK in   his present status as a contractor's employee. When his TOP SECRET   clearance has been activated, we will file a separate request to   cover the special clearances.4. It is therefore requested that the subject be processed for   an Industrial Security Approval at the TOP SECRET level. If any   further information is needed, please contact the undersigned on   extension 3233.![Signature of Richard P. O'Brien]Richard P. O'BrienSecurity OfficerORD/DD/S&T# SECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclassification
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14-00000104-10111-100442025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992TRANSITTAL SLIPTO: ODTRROOM NO. BUILDINGDATE: 9hr 6vREMARKS:Per one consensusu Cover femenan2043FROM: Cos/150ROOM NO. BUILDING EXTENSIONFORM NO. 2411 FEB 55REPLACES FORM 36-4 WHICH MAY BE USED GPO: 1957-0-439445 (47)
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S-E-C-R-E-T# OPERATIONS FAMILIARIZATION COURSE #24## SEMINAR ROOM ROSTER| BADGE NO. ROOM D            | BADGE NO. ROOM F          || --------------------------- | ------------------------- || 2411 AFFINITO, Thomas J.    | 2412 BOSTON, M. David     || 2401 BANICK, John A.        | 2421 CHAMBERS, Austin G.  || 2402 BUTENHOFF, Robert L.   | 2413 CHASE, Pamela W.     || 2403 CANTWELL, Robert B.    | 2422 DONALDSON, Mary A.   || 2404 CARDSTROM, Tacy A.     | 2423 GEPHART, Cleo L.     || 2405 COWEY, Ross E.         | 2414 GOERTZ, Margaret G.  || 2406 GREENE, Mary S.        | 2424 KOLARIK, George T.   || 2407 ISENBERG, Don L.       | 2415 LAYTON, Bobby E.     || 2416 LINSENMAYER, Neil R.   | 2425 KIDWELL, Donald M.   || 2417 LUTZ, Thomas M.        | 2426 MARLING, George L.   || 2408 MASON, Harry E.        | 2427 MOORE, Davis W.      || 2418 MCELFRESH, Elizabeth J | 2428 MOW, Richard K.      || 2409 NEWELL, Richard D.     | 2429 PLASAN, Charlotte L. || 2420 WEIMER, Edwin Q.       | 2419 ROGERS, Lawrence E.  || 2410 ZROWKA, Peter          | 2430 SHINN, Jerry L.      ||                             | 2431 WEBB, Daniel D.      |S-E-C-R-E-T
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# OPERATIONS FAMILIARIZATION COURSE #24## ROSTER (For Staff Use Only)| Student Name            | Grade | Age | Component      | Experience || ----------------------- | ----- | --- | -------------- | ---------- || AFFINITO, Thomas J.     | GS-7  | 26  | OTR/JOTP       |            || BANICK, John A.         | GS-11 | 41  | DDP/TSD/TSL    |            || BUTENHOFF, Robert L.    | GS-15 | 41  | DDP/TSD/R&D/CB |            || CANTWELL, Robert B.     | GS-13 | 33  | DDI/OSI/LSD    |            || CARLSTROM, Tacy A.      | GS-7  | 28  | OTR/JOTP       |            || COWEY, Ross E.          | GS-7  | 28  | OTR/JOTP       |            || GREENE, Mary S.         | GS-7  | 27  | OTR/JOTP       |            || ISENBERG, Don L.        | GS-12 | 28  | DDP/TSD/BB     |            || LINSENMAYER, Neil R.    | GS-7  | 24  | OTR/JOTP       |            || LUTZ, Thomas M.         | GS-9  | 28  | DDP/CA Staff   |            || MASON, Harry E.         | GS-7  | 23  | OTR/JOTP       | *          || MCELFRESH, Elizabeth J. | GS-7  | 32  | OTR/JOTP       |            || NEWELL, Richard D.      | GS-12 | 31  | OTR/SIC        |            || WEIMER, Edwin Q.        | GS-10 | 32  | DDP/TSD/TA/SAB |            || ZROWKA, Peter           | GS-9  | 43  | DDP/FE/VCL     | * #        || BOSTON, M. David        | GS-13 | 38  | DDP/TSD/BB     |            || CHAMBERS, Austin G.     | GS-7  | 29  | OTR/JOTP       |            || CHASE, Pamela W.        | GS-7  | 26  | OTR/JOTP       |            || DONALDSON, Mary A.      | GS-7  | 26  | OTR/JOTP       |            || GEPHART, Cleo L.        | GS-12 | 35  | DDP/TSD/TSL    |            || GOERTZ, Margaret G.     | GS-5  | 26  | OTR/JOTP       |            || KOLARIK, George T.      | GS-14 | 44  | DDS/OL/PD      |            || LAYTON, Bobby E.        | GS-7  | 25  | OTR/JOTP       |            || KIDWELL, Donald M.      | GS-7  | 27  | NR/AA/Jordan   |            || MARLING, George L.      | GS-11 | 31  | DDP/IO/B6      |            || MOORE, Davis W.         | GS-8  | 25  | OTR/JOTP       |            || MOW, Richard K.         | Capt. | 32  | DDP/FE/Korea   |            || PLASAN, Charlotte L.    | GS-7  | 35  | DDS/OD/MS      |            || ROGERS, Lawrence E.     | GS-12 | 37  | DDI/OSI/SD     | *          || SHINN, Jerry L.         | GS-10 | 29  | DDP/TSD/R&D/CB |            || WEBB, Daniel D.         | GS-8  | 30  | DDP/WH/13      |            |Legend:# Scheduled for overseas assignment* Previous overseas assignment
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRET(When Filled In)## RECOMMENDATION FOR HONOR OR MERIT AWARD(Submit in triplicate see HR 20-37)### PERSONAL DATA**SECTION A**1.  EMP.SER.NO. 2. NAME OF PERSON RECOMMENDED (Last.First.Middle) 3. POSITION TITLE 4. GRADE 5. SD059090 Christ David Lamar C/AP/ORD/DD/S&T 16 R6. OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENT 7.OFFICE EXT. (If has) 8. STATIONORD 3486 X HEADQUARTERS FIELD (Specify location)9. HOME ADDRESS (No., St., City, State, ZIP Code) 10. HOME PHONE 11. CITIZENSHIP AND HOW ACQUIRED6212 Maiden Lane, Bethesda, Md., 20034 656-2127 USA, Birth12. RECOMMENDED AWARD 13. IF RETIRING. DATE OF RETIREMENT 14. POSTHUMOUSIntelligence Medal of Merit 30 November 1970 YES X NO15. NAME OF NEXT OF KIN 16. RELATIONSHIP 17. HOME ADDRESS (No., St., City, State, ZIP Code) 18. HOME PHONEWilma M. Christ Wife 6212 Maiden Lane, Bethesda, Md. 656-2127**SECTION B RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARD FOR HEROIC ACTION OR ACCEPTANCE OF HAZARD**19. WERE YOU AN EYEWITNESS TO THE ACTYES NOPERSONNEL IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY OR WHO ASSISTED IN ACT OR SHARED IN SAME HAZARD:20. FULL NAME 21. ORGN. TITLE 22. GRADE 23. OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENT-LIST ANY OF THE ABOVE PERSONS GIVEN AN AWARD OR RECOMMENDED FOR AWARD FOR PARTICIPATING IN ACT:24. FULL NAME 25. AWARD RECOMMENDEDCONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ACT WAS PERFORMED:26. LOCATION 27. INCLUSIVE DATES 28. TIME OF DAY29. PREVAILING GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS AND OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED> RETURN TO CIA Background.Use Only Do Not Reproduce30. DATES FOR WHICH AWARD RECOMMENDED 31. ASSIGNMENT COMPLETED 32. NOW IN SAME OR RELATED ASSIGNMENTYES NO YES NO**SECTION C RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT, SERVICE, OR PERFORMANCE**33. DO YOU HAVE PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE SERVICE OR PERFORMANCEYES NO34. OFFICIAL ASSIGNMENT OF PERSON RECOMMENDED AT TIME OF SERVICE OR PERFORMANCEChief, Applied Physics Division35. COMPONENT OR STATION (Designation and location)Office of Research and Development36. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF ASSIGNED POSITION..Direct efforts of 10 professional research and development scientists.37. INCLUSIVE DATES FOR WHICH RECOMMENDED 38. ASSIGNMENT COMPLETED 39. NOW IN SAME OR RELATED ASSIGNMENTNov. 1950 - Nov. 1970 X YES NO YES NOPERSONNEL WHO ASSISTED OR CONTRIBUTED SUBSTANTIALLY TO THE SERVICE OR PERFORMANCE40. FULL NAME 41. ORGN. TITLE 42. GRADE 43. OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENTLIST ANY OF THE ABOVE PERSONS GIVEN AN AWARD OR RECOMMENDED FOR AWARD FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE PERFORMANCE44. FULL NAME 45. TYPE OF AWARDFORM 600 USE PREVIOUS EDITION9-68SECRET![group I information]
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Section D (Cont'd)a denied area. His exemplary conduct and personal courage during the resulting two and one-half years incarceration permitted the maintenance of a very difficult cover situation and successful extraction of all three men.Upon his return, Mr. Christ joined the Office of Research and Development soon after its inception, assisting in the definition and establishment of the various divisions. Under his early guidance, the over-the-horizon radar program developed finally into an operational system. His sensitivity to the needs of Agency operational elements based upon his experience, his technical expertise and his dedicated desire to broaden the technological capabilities of the Agency precipitated his development of a major coordinated program of accelerated R&D to provide the clandestine services with a number of new audio surveillance techniques of which the laser probe is an example, and his conception and direction of the Microtechnology R&D program. Within this program, the success of the micro- power transistor led to the award of Medals of Merit to two scientists under his supervision. Other progeny of the micro- technology concept are three novel intelligence gathering systems to function in the air, in space, and in the sea environments, one of which is approaching operational status. Mr. Christ has also been responsible for pioneering efforts in the area of Audio Surveillance Countermeasures, first pro- posing the application of computers to the problem.Mr. Christ's imaginative leadership and inspiration to those working with him, his broad scope of interest, his resource- fulness, and philosophical devotion to the cause of the Agency and the United States have provided this Agency with an individual whose unique efforts and accomplishments over his 20 years service are worthy of this recognition.
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# 43872DAVID CHRIST14 August 1961RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceMEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORDSUBJECT: Mrs. Christ's Knowledge of the Cuban OperationThe day after her husband's arrest, 16 September 1960, Mrs. Christ and her brother-in-law, Lawrence Christ, were briefed as to the reasons why Mr. Christ was sent to Cuba and provided with an outline of the operation.Mrs. Christ had very little knowledge of the functions or activities performed by her husband and not aware of his experience in the audio surveillance field. Therefore, her brush on cover, security and audio surveillance were relatively new to her.Mrs. Christ was advised that her husband was Chief of the Audio Operations Branch and that this branch services all requests within the organization for the surveillance installation of microphones and other listening devices. She was told that members of this branch, including her husband, are required to perform dangerous missions on a world wide basis. Mrs. Christ was astonished to learn that her husband's mission in Havana was clandestine and dangerous. She knew that the technicians were requested to place audio surveillance equipment in offices which were scheduled for occupancy by the New Chinese News Agency. Mrs. Christ was told that her husband, two other employees of the organization, a State Department employee and an agent were approached by the Cuban G-2. She was told that the State Department employee, (Robert Kent), who was sponsored by the Cuban Government, was actually the (case officer under State Department cover) Although the name of the agent (Bordilo) was not mentioned at this time, Mrs. Christ read about him in various newspaper accounts at the time of the trial. Mrs. Christ was also told that the operational knowledge that her husband possesses, if disclosed to the Cubans, would not only cause considerable damage to the United States Government, but would also lead to intensive and probably brutal interrogation of her husband by the Cubans and probably the Russians as well as other operations involving her husband.Mrs. Christ was given as much information as possible about Mr. Christ's cover story. He was employed by a cover organization, Vedarts Associates, located in New York City and had been provided with alias documentation, such as a driver's license and a social security card. Mrs. Christ understood the reasons for his cover and why it was easier for her husband to pose as a bachelor than to admit the existence of a family. At no time were the movements or activities of the implicated technicians, prior to their arrest, been discussed with Mrs. Christ. Mrs. Christ was informed.![signature]