Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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R. S. Travis 2268CONNOR KROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS) WA 8244CASE 9145 REOPENED. RAY MILLARD HAS REQUESTED THAT YOU TRY TO SEP SET UPAPPOINTMENT FOR HIM WITH LEO CHERNE IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CASE FORSOMET THE NEXT WEEK. PURPOSE OF THE MEETING WILL BE TO SEE CHERNE ABOUTXXX KXTEND ING COVER ARRANGEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL PERICE OF TIME. REQUESTTHAT THIS APPOINTMENT BE COORDINATED WITH ONE REQUESTED FOR MILLARD UNDERCASE 18945 (COLEMAN). THANKS VERY MUCH.
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WA CITE NYOR 1191SUPPORT (TRAVIS) FROM MCCANNCASE 9145 X 9145RAY NULLARD X RAY MILLARD HAS APPOINTMENT WITH LEO CHERNE X LEO CHERNE ON THURSDAYS 26 X 26 JANUARY AT 2 PM X 2 PM. CHERNE'S ADDRESS IS 292 X MADISON AVE.APPOINTMENT UNDER CASE 18945 X 18945 IS FOR SAME DAY AT 3 PM X 3 PM.SUGGEST RAY MILLARD DROP BY THIS OFFICE AT 1:30 PM ON 26 X 26 JANUARY X AT 1:30 PM ON 26 JANUARY, BEFORE HIS MEETING WITH CHERNE.PLEASE CONFIRM.
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20 January 54WashingtonR. S. Travis 2268New YorkSECRETECCANN FROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS)MA 8456CASES 9145 AND 18945. REUR ID HYOR 1191. MILLARD WILL MAKE APPOINTMENTS ASSET UP BY YOU. HE WILL CHECK INDO THE OFFICE BY 1:00 PM ON THE 26TH. THANKSVERY MUCH.SECRET07452
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WA CITE NYOR 1351SECRETSUPPORT (TRAVIS) FROM MCCANNCASE 9145 X 9145MILLARD HAD SUCCESSFUL MEETING WITH LEO CHERNE WHO AGREED TO PROPOSITIONMILLARD WILL DRAFT A LETTER FOR CHERNE WHICH WILL BE FORWARDED TO07453
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# SECRETCS-1337 (Millard) 9145-PST2 February 1956MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contact Division, 00SUBJECT : Research Institute of America1. On 26 January 1956, Mr. Millard of this office, together with Er. Robert McCann, New York 00/C Office, interviewed Mr. Leo Cherne of the above captioned organization.2. The results of this meeting were extremely satisfactory for our purposes and we are deeply appreciative of Er. McCann's assistance in this matter.3. Your cooperation is appreciated.![signature]John R. SouthardChief, CCF/DC07454
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Dear ______:I am happy to know that you are agreeable to assisting on a continuing basis as set out in your recent commmication. However, this letter is being prepared to formalize our under standing and to make it a matter of record.Effective April 1, 1956, you are appointed a Research Consultant for a period of two years with an annual salary of $5,000.00.
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# SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Robert McCann08-1337 (Millord)2 February 1956NUGGETSUBJECT : Research Institute of America1. Attached is a suggested draft of the proposed Letter of Under- standing between Hr. Cherne and his special employee.2. In addition to the two paragraphs set out in the draft, it is suggested that Hr. Cherne also include either: (a) a brief general state- sant of the duties and responsibilities or (b) a statement indicating that the employee will continue the agreed-upon functions.3. Another paragraph might be inserted with reference to the employee's past satisfactory performance.4. For Mr. Cherne's information, the employee has had another arti- cle published in the *New Leader* which was issued on 23 January 1956, under the title "Poujadiste".5. He appreciate your and kr. Cherne's courtesy and cooperation in this matter.Raymond WillardCentral Cover BranchNon-Official CoverAttachmentAs stated aboveRFM: dmwcc: CS-1337SECRET
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# SECRETCS-1337 (Millard)2. February 1956. 9145-RSTMEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contact Division, 00SUBJECT : Research Institute of AmericaThis is confirm the verbal concurrence given to Mr. Millard on 2 February 1956 by Mr. Travis for the hand-carry of the original of the attached memorandum to Mr. Robert McCann, New York 00/C Office.![signature of John G. Southard]for John G. SouthardChief, OCB/NCAttachmentAs stated above07457
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15 Feb 56WachingtonNew Y°rkR. S. Travis 2268SECRETMCCANH FROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS)W 4709CASE 9145. MULLAHI WONDERS IF YOU HAVE HAD ANY SUCCESS IN OBTAIN CHERNE'SSIGNATURE OF THE LETTER FORWARDED TO YOU IN DRAFT FORM ON 2 FEB? WOULDAPPRECIATE YOUR COMMENTS. THANKS.SECRET07458
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SECUA CITE NYOR 1685SUPPORT (TRAVIS) FROM MCCANNCASE 9145 X 9145.SECRETCHERNE HAS WRITTEN AND DISPATCHED THE LETTER.WE HAVE COPY OF THE LETTER HERE, WHICH APPROXIMATES PROPOSED DRAFTBY MILLARD.FEB 16 3 54 PM 5617 Feb 56Millard advisedM07459
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14-00000WashingtonNew YorkMCCANN FROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS) WA 0350CASE 9145. HER HILLARE ADVISES THAT COPY OF LETTER WRITTEN BY CHERNE WASSENT TO HEADQUARTERS ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. LETTER WAS NOT RECEIVED. YOUR NYOR1685 INDICATED THAT YOU HAD COPY, BUT NO RECORD HERR OF ΕΠΟΧΑΣΚΙΛΙΕΣA COPY EVER COMING TO HEADQUARTERS. WILL YOU PLEASE FORWARD COPY. THANKS VERYMUCH.SECRET![scribbled number] 07460
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# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Chief, Contact DivisionAttn: Support (Travis)FROM : Chief, New York OfficeDATE: 5 March 1956SUBJECT: Case 9145WA 03501. We mistakenly advised Mr. Raymond Millard, last week, that we had forwarded to your division a copy of the letter which Leo Cherne had dispatched to Mr. As you pointed out in your WA 0350 we merely advised you that we had a copy and did not forward it to Headquarters.2. Attached you will find a replica of the letter written by Mr. Cherne.Charles A. LeaR.W.McCann:erAttachment![signature]
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R. T. AminaRussell TuttleCS-1337. Core 9745- Me CarmCherne is aware that our boy is writing for a magazine named *(Sam Reports of New Kielder)*. However the editor of this magazine is going to the area where our man is located, but is not writing. She may know editor and going to tell Editor that he works.
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for Leo and other.In the event that the Editor knows Leo, and showed see Leo and mention the agent and the writing relationship, Chung is not to identify the agent with CIA.Bay will send in report of his conversation with Editor so that if necessary, Leo Chirne can be advised of it
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14 Sept X8 4X56Washington R. S. Travis 2268New York SecretNOCANH FROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS) WA 8598CASE 9145. RAY MILLARD HAS REQUESTED THAT YOU EHK PASS SOME INFORMATION ON TOLEO CHERNE. XXXXXX YOU KNOW, AS DOES CHERNE, THAT XXXX OUR MAN WHO IS DOINGWORK FOR LEO, HAS ALSO BEEN WRITING FOR *THE NEW LEADER*, AS WELL AS EXHER DOINGOTHER JOBS. IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE EDITOR OF THE "NEN LEADER", S. *LEVITAS*, IS GOING TO TAKE A TRIP TO THE AREA WHERE OUR BOY IS LOCATED, AND WILL SEE HIM. WHEN OUR BOY SEES *LEVITAS*, HE IS GOING TO TELL HIM THAT HE DOES SOME WORK FOR LEO CHERNE, AND OTHERS, BESIDES SUBMITTING ARTICLES FOR *THE NEW LEADER*. HE WILL NOT, OF COURSE, IDENTIFY HIMSELF WITH THE AGENCY. (*LEVITAS*) IS UNWITTING OF ANY AGENCY RELATIONSHIP, AND IT IS DESIRED THAT IT HE KEPT THIS WAY. ON THE OFF CHANCE THAT CHERNE MAY KNOW *LEVITAS*, AND ON THE FURTHER CHANCE THAT UPON HIS RETURN TO THE US, (*LEVITAS*) MAY SEE CHERNE AND TELL HIM THAT HE RAN INTO CUR BOY WHO INDICATED THAT HE WAS DOING SOME WORK FOR CHERNE, WILL YOU TELL CHERNE WHAT (*LEVITAS*) IS NOT WITTING OF THE FACT THAT THE MIX BOY IS CONNECTED WITH THE AGENCY AND THAT HE SHOULD NOT INDICATE TO (*LEVITAS*) XHXT OR ASSUME THAT *LENITAS* KNOWS, THE AGENCY RELATIONSHIP. THANKS VERY MUCH.SECRET07462
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SECWA CITE NYOR 4854SUPPORT FROM MOCANNCASE 9145 X 91451. ON 19 X 19 SEPTEMBER WE ADVISED LEO CHERNE X LEO CHERNE OF THE   CONTENTS OF YOUR WA-3598 X 8598. CHERNE, AS IT TURNED OUT, KNOS   S. LEVITAS X S. LEVITAS AND CONSIDERS HIM TO BE A VERY HIGH-TYPE,   PATRIOTIC INDIVIDUAL.2. WE EXPLAINED TO CHERNE THAT LEVITAS WOULD NO X NO DOUBT SEE OUR   MAN ABROAD AND CAUTIONED CHERNE THAT HE SHOULD NOT X NOT ASSUME THAT   LEVITAS KEW OF ANY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MAN INVOLVED AND THE   AGENCY. CHERNE REPLIED THAT HE WOULD IN NO X NO WAY INDICATE THAT   SUCH A RELATIONSHIP EXISTED.3. RAY MILLARD X RAY MILLARD WAS INFORMED DURING HIS VISIT TO   NEW YORK THAT CHERNE HAD BEEN TO ADVISED.
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# PRIORITYSECRETSENSITIVEPP ESEDE ESG 81P 1313412GR180BTTVAVN46473/2346473/23PRIORITYSECA CITE NYOR 6845THIS IS SENSITIVECASE 9145 X 9145FEB 15 8 56 AM 57THIS IS IN REFERENCE TO A REQUEST MILLARD X MILLARD OF COVER DIV. MADE TO LEA X LEA IN KRITING CONCERNING THE FEAR OF OUR AGENT IN PARIS THAT *HIS COVER MAY HAVE BEEN BLOWN BY HIS SISTER*, MEETING MR. *JOSEPH ARDLEIGH*, OF THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND TELLING HIM THAT HER *BROTHER* WAS IN PARIS WORKING FOR SAID INSTITUTE.CHERNE X CHERNE WAS APPRAISED OF THE SITUATION ON 14 X 14 FEBRUARY AND HE REQUESTS THE FOLLOWING:07464
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1.  PLEASE ADVISE HIM OF THE NAME OF THE SISTER WHO MET MR. ARDLEIGH. (WE ASSUME FROM THE GIST OF HIS QUESTION THAT HE WANTS TO BE ABSOLUTELY SURE WHICH AGENT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT)2.  HE REQUESTS THAT JOSEPH ARDLEIGH BE MADE WITTING OF THE OPERATION FOR OBVIOUS REASONS.WE WILL SEND BIO X BIO DATA ON ARDLEIGH AS SOON AS CHERNE MAKES IT AVAILABLE TO US.PLEASE SEND US THE NAME OF THE SISTER SO THAT WE CAN MAKE IT AVAILABLE TO CHERNE.
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SECWA CITE NYOR 6870SUPPORT FROM MAJORREF. NYOR 6845 X 6845# SECRETTHE FOLLOWING IS THE BIO. X BIO INFORMATION ON JOSEPH D. ARDLEIGH)X JOSEPH D. ARDLEICH, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, INC., (589 X 539 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK, NEW YORK.HE WAS BORN 24 MAY 1914 X 4 MAY 1914 AT SCRANTON, PENN.HIS PRESENT HOME ADDRESS IS ALDEN ROAD, GREENWICH, CONN.HE WAS PREVIOUSLY CONNECTED WITH THE LAW FIRM OF MILBANK, TWEED, HOPE AND WEBB OF NEW YORK, THE HOOVER COMPANY OF NORTH CANTON, OHIO, HAD HIS OWN BUSINESS WHICH WAS KNOWN AS SALES METHODS INC., ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW YORK.HE JOINED THE_RESEARCH INST. 1939 X 1939.PLEASE ASSIGN CASE NUMBER TO THESE EFFORTS.
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Washington20 Feb 57New York 14330R. S. Travis 2268SecretFROM SUPPORT(TRAVIS)WACASE 9145. REUR NYOR 6845. MILLARD ADVISES THAT THE NAME OF THE SISTER WHO METMR. ARDLEIGH IS MRS. HELEN B. BLODGETT(MRS. EMMONS). BIOGRAPHIC DATA ON ARDLEIGHRECEIVED AND MILLARD IS INITIATING SECURITY CLEARANCE ON HIM. WE WILL ADVISE YOUAS SOON AS IT IS RECEIVED
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7 August 1997WashingtonR. S. Travis 2268New YorkSecretCONMAR FROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS)WA 21187RE CIASED DASE 9145. MILLARD OF COVER HAS REQUESTED THAT WE TRY TO DETERMINE WHEN LEO CHERNE WILL RETURN TO NYC. IT APPEARS THAT OUR BOY, WORD FOR WHOM CHERNE IS PROVIDING COVER, IS BACK IN THE STATES ON LEAVE, AND WHEN HE TRIES TO CONTACT CHERNE, FOUND THAT HE WAS OUT OF TOWN. WILL YOU PLEASE SEE IF YOU CAN FIND OUT DESIRED INFORMATION. THANKSSECRET07467
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SECWA CITE NYOR 9236SECRETSUPPORT (TRAVIS) FROM DAMECLOSED CASE 9145 X 9145REUR WA 21187 X 211871. MISS KREUGER X KREUGER, LEO CHERNE'S X LEO CHERNE'S SECRETARY,   ADVISES HE IS EXPECTED BACK IN NYC 19 X 19 AUGUST, EXACT HOUR UNKNOWN   X UNKNOWN.2. ANYTHING FURTHER?
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19 August 1957WashingtonR. S. Travis 2268New YorkSecretDAME FROM SUPPORT (TRAVIS) WA 21593CASE 9145(CLOSED). REUR NYOR 9236 AND LEO CHERNE. AT THE PRESENT TIME THERE IS NOTHING FURTHER TO BE DONE. THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWER.SECRET![signature]074469
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# MEMORANDUM TO FILE| INDIVIDUAL | DATE   | ACTION                                                                                                                                                                                                                      || ---------- | ------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || Fred Engel | 26 Dec | Engel come up at Rose's suggestions to duduas a need for cover. Engel has a man now working faded for Engel who is coming with OPC at the end of January. Engel decites an interrim back-stop which the Engel man bon give. |Engel dures as a reason for his leaving Engel dures some organization whibhich will be used as the new employer of the ECA man, and which will be willing to acknowledge, if necessary, that they have hired the man. OPC is working on a permanent cover to send the man o Station. Stally on a research program, but must await clearance on this outfit. Alp Ratly is believed to be the hatorial Planning association, Engel is submitting biographic data so that the organization who will backstop the man will have full knowledge of the move. Rae has assigned case # C101A this was.Rae | 10 Jan | Rae brought biographic on Engel man. Rae initiated he may want to go to Ky to contact a forny to ask questions as to while ills of the NY fired office could make preliminary inquing. The wants to see Research dust. Amet.| 11 Feb | Close careHolly | 17 Mar | Holly requests that we make an appointment for dears with Cheshe for 180119 March. Engel will prowed Chime with C/A repruuntatysClarke (NY) | 17 mar | Clarke advies that Acon should call duct to Cherne as the latter is expecting the call to come through that way. Acon con was Clarke name if necessary. Stally. At she doesn't add she will callback. Clark will ball, Clark advies![Document End]
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# Office MemorandumSECRETSecurity InforrTO: Chief, Contact Division, 00FROM: Chief, Cover Division, PLANS/OSOSUBJECT: Appointment with William A. BARRON,and Leo CHERNEReference: CS-1512 and CS-1357Cal 41951. This will confirm Mr. Rose's verbal request that Contact Division/00 ask its Boston field office to arrange appointments for Mr. Edward Rose of Cover Division, PLANE to see Mr. William A. Barron, Chairman of the Board, Gillette (Safety Razor Company, and Mr. John S. Toulmin, Senior Vice President of the First National Bank of Boston, at their convenience on Wednesday May 21, 1952. The purpose of the visit is to explore the willingness of these gentlemen to act as estensible donors of funds to support a current operation.2. This will also confirm Mr. Rose's request that the New York City field office of the Contact Division/00 arrange an appointment for Mr. Rose to see Mr. Leo Cherne, President of the Research Institute of America at Mr. Cherne's convenience on Thursday May 22, 1952. Mr. Cherne, who has for some time been backstopping the activities of an agent in this country, has apparently expressed willingness to provide cover for this agent abroad. The purpose of the interview is to discuss more fully Mr. Cherne's proposal. Cover Division would be happy to have an 00 field office representative present to insure continuity.3. As a result of the above requests, Mr. Barron found to his regret that he was unable to cooperate with the Agency at the present time. Mr. Toulmin on the other hand, was most cooperative. Mr. Cherne, unfortunately, was out of town. The New York field office has been asked to try to arrange a meeting with Mr. Cherne, as outlined above, for Wednesday afternoon, June 4, 1952.SECRETSecurity Information.
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MESSAGES ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE UNLESS A HIGHER PRECEDENCE IS INDICATED IN ADDRESS LINE.DO NOT EXCEED 69 TYPEWRITTEN CHARACTERS PER LINE, INCLUDING SPACES.# RESTRICTED HANDLINGCLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: GK:RO:shUNIT: CI/Special OperationsEXT:: 5847DATE: 18 April 1970SECRET DO NOT REPRODUCECopy ofRETURN TO CIA# SECRETCITE HEADQUARTERS 984TO DIRECTOR, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONATTN: MR. FRED J. 13 2 APR 70FROM: DIRECTOR, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYCACTUSSUBJECT: AUSTRALIAN VIETNAM MORATORIUM CAMPAIGN1. WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED BY THE (AUSTRALIAN SERVICE) THAT WILLIAM RICHARD LESLIE, AUSTRALIAN DELEGATE TO THE FIFTH STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE ON VIETNAM HAS ANNOUNCED THAT THE FOLLOWING FOREIGNERS HAVE BEEN INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE AUSTRALIAN VIETNAM MORATORIUM CAMPAIGN AND HAVE EITHER ACCEPTED OR ARE CONSIDERING ACCEPTANCE:A. PASTOR MARTIN NIEMOLLER (COMMENT: WEST GERMAN VICE PRESIDENT OF WAR RESISTERS INTERNATIONAL.)B. MRS. NANCY RUBIN, WIFE OF JERRY RUBIN.C. MRS. CORETTA KINGD. MR. DICK GREGORY.2. INCIDENTAL TO THIS, LESLIE NOTED THAT THE STRONG THEME OF AMERICAN DELEGATES TO THE FIFTH STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE
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MESSAGES ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE UNLESS A HIGHER PRECEDENCE IS INDICATED IN ADDRESS LINE. DO NOT EXCEED 69 TYPEWRITTEN CHARACTERS PER LINE, INCLUDING SPACES.# RESTRICTED HANDLINGCLASSIFIED MESSAGECopy of __________ORIG:UNIT:EXT::DATE:(CLASSIFICATION) (DATE AND TIME FILED)SECRET CITE HEADQUARTERSTO PAGE TWOWAS THE IDEA OF "CORPORATE COMPLICITY," AND DAYS OF ACTION PLANNED IN THE UNITED STATES BETWEEN 21 AND 30 APRIL AGAINST COMPANIES WITH MILITARY CONTRACTS. LESLIE URGED SIMILAR ACTION AGAINST AUSTRALIAN SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES SUCH AS HONEYWELL COMPUTERS AND QANTAS.3. (THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE) HAS ASKED FOR VERIFICATION CONCERNING THE INTENTION OF THESE AMERICANS OR OTHERS TO VISIT AUSTRALIA FOR THE MORATORIUM.4. PLEASE PROVIDE ANY PERTINENT INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ABOVE FOR PASSAGE TO (THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE.)END OF MESSAGE![signature of Richard Ober]C/CI/SO Richard OberRELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRET AUTHENTICATING OFFICER![Handwritten Action and Filing notes]
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104-10071-10021 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEMIDENTIFICATION FORMAGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY : CIARECORD NUMBER : 104-10071-10021RECORD SERIES : JFKAGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357ADOCUMENT INFORMATIONAGENCY ORIGINATOR: CIAFROM: CI/OBERTO: FBITITLE : SUBJECT: ACTIVITIES OF DALE SMITHDATE : 09/20/1968PAGES : 2SUBJECTS: ACTIVITYBLACK POWERDENMARKSMITH, DALEDOCUMENT TYPE: PAPERCLASSIFICATION: SECRETRESTRICTIONS : 1A 1BCURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONSDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/29/93COMMENTS: JFK15: F3 : 1993.07.29.17:33:26:710058[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10071-10021NW 54559 DocId:32349118 Page 1
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UNCLASSIFIEDINTERNALUSE ONLYSECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: OptionalFROM:CI/OberEXTENSION NO.B-1775847DATE20 Sep 1968TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)DATEOFFICER'S INITIALSCOMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)RECEIVED FORWARDED1. EYES ONLY   Originated by: E/SC/CE:   Maria Walsh:ed   6 August 19682. Based on: ODCA-15052, 26 Jul 683. Disseminated to: FBI on   20 Sep 19684. ACTION   B-700   17 Oct 695. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 7522File: B-Memos (record copy)cc: Dale SMITH (201)cc: PROD COPENHAGENPRODEYES ONLY B-177CONFIDENTIALINTERNALUSE ONLYUNCLASSIFIED
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NO FOREION DISSEM NO DISC ABROADSECRET20 SEP 1968MEMORANDUMSUBJECT: Activities of Dale SMITH1. Attached is a newspaper interview with American Black Power advocate Dale SMITH, which was published in Søndags Aktuelt, 7 July 1968, and which gives a fair description of SMITH's views as they have been expressed on other occasions.2. SMITH mentions a television program which had been filmed but not shown by Danish TV. The program was, in fact, shown on the week the interview appeared; the title was "The Negro in Denmark" and a group of five American Negroes had a fine time sitting around a table in a dark, smoke-filled set meant to appear as a cafe, damning white America, capitalism, Russian communism, and most emphatically - Denmark, all with a fine disdain for logio or sequence of thought.PLEASE TRANSKIT REPLY VIA LIAISON, MR. S. J. PAPICHAttachment:Newspaper articleE/SC/CE: Maria C. Walsh:ed 6 August 1968Distribution:1-E/SC/CE1-CI/R2A1-CI/LSN1-RIDBased on: ODCA-15052, 26 July 1968SECRETNW 54559 DocId: 32349118 Page 3NO DISSEN AODDAD![Excluded from declassification]
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104-10071-100412025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992UNCLASSIFIEDINTERNALJSE ONLYCO DENTIALSECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: (Optional)FROM:C/CI/SO Richard OberEXTENSION5847NO. B-2628DATE MAY 1971TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)DATEOFFICER'S INITIALSRECEIVEDFORWARDEDCOMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)1. CI/SO Internst Use Only.This memo is not to be disseminated outside CI/SO without prior permission from Chief, CI/SO.Originated by: CI/SO:GMK:jmBased on: Budapest 016, 18 May 71 (WPC/Sens/BW) and Budapest 017, 19 May 71 (WPC/Sens/BW)Source: JKLANCE/Hungarian PressDissem to FBI (Mr. Wannall) via CI/SO courier on: 21 MAYACTION:B-2460 B-280916 qua 31 AugB-247018971File:WPC/Sens/BWFAULKNER/Sens/GMK (201-354414/GK)KUSHNER/Sens/BW (201-878516/BW)GILMAN/Sens/BW (new)DICKERSON/Sens/BW (201-854982/BW)GARZA/Sens/BW (new)COLBY/Sens/GMK (201-053968/GK)KAHN/Sens/ECKENT, Mrs./Sens/GK (201-221724/GKPECK/Sens/BW (201-830466/BW)KING/Sens/JD (201-760966/JD)ABERNATHY/Sens/JD (201-853022/JD)WALKER/Sens/JDDOUTHARD/Sens/BW (201-857634/BW)WYATT/Sens/BWAPTHEKER/Sens/BW (201-757176/BW)GOODLETT/Sens/BW (201-742726/EW)Production BudapestProduction JKLANCE7527FORM3-62610 USE PREVIOUSEDITIONSSECRETCONFIDENTIALINTERNALUSE ONLYUNCLASSIFIED
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# SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DISSEM PROALB-262821 MAY 1971SUBJECT: Americans Attending the World Peace Council (WPC) Conference in Budapest, Hungary, 13-16 May 19711. A reliable source has reported that the following Americans spoke at the indicated committee meetings of the WPC Conference:A. Stanley FAULKNER, Committee on European Peace and Security;B. Sylvia KUSHNER, Committee on Indochina Aggression;C. John GILMAN, Committee on the Near East;D. Mary Angie DICKERSON, Section Meeting Discussing Discrimination;E. Luis GARZA, Section Meeting Discussing Discrimination; andF. Ruth GAGE-COLBY, Committee on Disarmament.All of the above-named persons were identified specifically as members of the U.S. delegation.2. According to the same source, S. FAULKNER, "Vice President of the American National Lawyers' Association," functioned as President in a meeting of lawyer delegates to the Congress and the American delegate Albert KAHN translated a message from the widow of artist Rockwell KENT to the Conference.3. In its final coverage on 18 May of the WPC Conference, which ended 16 May, the Hungarian Press made the following additional observations regarding United States participants:A. Sidney PECK, identified as "USA Professor," spoke on the war in Vietnam;NO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD
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14-00000SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROADB. The WPC awarded the JOLIOT-CURIE COLD MEDAL posthumously to the Reverend Martin Luther KING. The medal was accepted by the Reverend Ralph ABERNATHY and the Reverend Wyatt T. WALKER, "an American peace fighter." A photograph of the presentation ceremony also included William DOUTHARD and Mrs. Addie WYATT as U.S. delegates to the Conference;C. U.S. delegates Ruth GAGE-COLBY and Sylvia KUSHNER spoke at a meeting of Indochinese and American delegates; andD. Americans Herbert APTHEKER and Carlton GOODLETT were re-elected to the Presidential Board of the WPC.4. For previous information on Subject, please refer to our teletype 3216, dated 14 May 1971, Subject: Ralph David ABERNATHY and Dr. Carlton GOODLETT.Please transmit reply via CACTUS channelOriginated by: CI/SO:GMKline:jmBased on: BUDAPEST 016, 18 May 71 (WPC/Sens/BW) and BUDAPEST 017, 19 May 71 (WPC/Sens/BW)Source: JKLANCE/Hungarian PressDistribution:Original - FBI (Mr. Wannall) via CI/SO courier1 - B memo chrono1 - extra copy1 - WPC/Sens/BW1 - FAULKNER/Sens/GMK (201-354414/GK)1 - KUSHNER/Sens/BW (201-878516/BW)1 - GILMAN/Sens/BW (new)1 - DICKERSON/Sens/BW (201-854982/BW)1 - GARZA/Sens/BW (new)1 - COLBY/Sens/GMK (201-053968/GK)1 - KAHN/Sens/EC1 - KENT, Mrs./Sens/GK (201-221724/GK)1 - PECK/Sens/BW (201-830466/BW)1 - KING/Sens/JD (201-760966/JD)1 - ABERNATHY/Sens/JD (201-853022/JD)1 - WALKER/Sens/JD1 - DOUTHARD/Sens/BW (201-857634/BW)1 - WYATT/Sens/BW1 - APTHEKER/Sens/BW (201-757176/BW)1 - GOODLETT/Sens/BW (201-742726/EW)1 - Production Budapest1 - Production JKLANCENO FOREIGN DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD