Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Odds and Ends of Information;AH(NODA) 1865221.  My Pick told me that the Communists are organising the domestic corkers of New Delhi. Lest weak there was a conting of oyaba at India Gate called together for this jur 200. The week bef ro the bearera (cr the sweepere) were called together. The Comunista are going about it in obrood way making very reasonable demande, such as a half day off ech wock, a rise of perhaps 4 or & rupees a sonth in wages. A Couminist in every home will really be somethingHeyo there is little eativity of Congress party of Socialdet party among Istor groups. The work is being done by Confurists. They, somehow, have the money to do thes organisational work while there is little money anons regular corkers due to weakness of industry, small number and low wage of the workere, He is troubled over lack of activity among the desperrtic groups in inbor circles. Saya he has been here chiy 3 months and ennnot da yet see the picture clearly.2.  The State Dept.'s coldness about permitting files to viedt the Firmen in China give the U. S. a very bad press out here. It was very clover strategy on the part of China, it une bed strategy on our part to appear callous to the feelings of ho families. Family affection runs deep out here. It is another one of our many small blunders which conchow loom co largo when viewed by the hundreds of millions out here. If, conchow, overybody could count up to ten before opoaking, and thick not how China is going to take it but how the catiro area of asia will repot. Those frailles could have been told quietly end personelly that if they wanted to go they would not be protested by an American passport, they could even have been secretly urged not to go, but the blatant press release. Forgive ey cditorialising, I am sure I am not supposed to do it, cao 10 very close here to the mind and heart of Asia and cannot halg Doing rware of these reactions of the peuple. Anyone who loves the U. S. cannot help but wish that our spolkesan voald speak core toftly and more thotfully. A traggart or tally to dislike 17 all husen beings. To have strength is fine, to trendich that etrength offends.3.  The Times of India (Jan, 26) has excellent editorial on the cocialistic society good as outlined by ichra and Congress Party leaders. Does Avadi mark a rovolutionary shift in Corces polioAll that it meant was an acknovicigaent of the Umaveasingl important role of the public sector in the national cezay a role that was already defined with greater precision i industrial policy resolution. There was nothing to indicate that there would be any new amaroachment on the sphere reserved to private enterprise, and the fears expressed cutside the Congres on that score were, therefore, unjustified. Feither tes thera any justification for the apprehension that the neu chiestiva meant a radical departure from the servolan 14eal.mmttcrca really uns not the label that Was given the 302, tat the extent to which in actual practice it could help in the production of greater wealth and in its are emitatio distritation... What was significant ... Eas that it should
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odda and ende of socorant on (cont.)Att(NCOA) 1865have been compelled at this stage to cock a more popular label for its economic and social policies. If this commitment is to be more than a design to steal the opponents electoral thunder, the Congress Governments at the Centre and in the states have immediately to set about the task of translating the new principles into policies. The only way to make the policy of Congress Governments accord with Congress principles is self criticism and yet there were responsible Congressmen at Avadi who saw danger even in the condemnation of malpractices by Congress.The road to full employment -- for which the Congress has for the first time laid down a time-limit -- is by no means easy. It demands a complete renovation of life in the countryside on the one hand and speedy industrialisation making the country as self- sufficient as possible on the other. (etc.)Digest of Mr. Deshmukh's speech on Jan, 24th.He spoke of the unsuitability of totalitarianism in the democratic Republic of India and the indoquacy of capitalism, stating that there was left only a Socialistic approach open to the country.He states that the acceptance of the Socialistic society as ideal meant the nationalisation of institutions that could be immediately nationalised with advantage. The presumption in so doing, said Mr. Deshmukh, was that socialised production would be more profitable. He, however, cautioned that if experience belied that view, the stop might have to be retraced.He stated that a Socialistic ideal which received the support of the people could achieve the two objectives of increasing national income and enhancing individual divided.He stated that India had established economic stability though at a rather low level of prosperity during the first Plan period. He said the credit for the achievements went not merely to economic management and planning but included other factors, among them, assistance from friendly nations. The United States, he said, had contributed the largest share of foreign aid.Removed from Project (PA) FLIPPERCS Classification: NONEJOB 066-668784Boxu 5 Fold 3Miss Gindi and Mr. Hodan (private secretary of Mrs. Gandhi's and reception clerk at Prime Minister's House) over a cozy cup of tea in their quarters told the following story;While in China, at first big banquet given then, Mr. Nehru and his daughter (and others) were served tiny baby live mice dipped in honey. Mrs. Gandhi (his daughter) was so shocked that she shrieked at the sight and turned away. None of them could eat the delicacy. It was not ever served again to them while they were in China.
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# 104-10071-10139# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![photo description]MESSAGEROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SLOW BYEXT:CIOP/DODATE: 653718 APR-68CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION1627SECRET3849510INDEXDESTROYRETURN TO_BRANCHFILE AIDNO RIDEXFILE IN CS FILE NO.INFO:RID COPYFILECS/RF, DCI D/DCI DDPORIGINATORPERArif ClEUR aliut CIFE CINESECRET(date and time C3)19 0132 Z(alion)CITE DIRECTOR(reference number)92664TO PRIORITY NO NIGHT ACTIONBooxASUNCION, BANGKOK, BARCELONA, BEIRUT, BERLIN, BERN, BOGOTA,CARACASBRASILIA, BRUSSELS, BUENOS AIRES, CAXCXAS, COPENHAGEN,FRANKFURT, GENEVA, GEORGETOWN, GUATEMALA CITY,GUAYAQUIL, THE HAGUE, HAMBURG, HELSINKI, HONG KONG,KINGSTON, LA PAZ, LIMA, LONDON, MADRID, MANAGUA, MONTEVIDEO,.NEW DELHI, LISBON, MANILA, MUNICH, OSLO, PANAMA CITY, PARIS,PORT AU PRINCE, PORT OF SPAIN, PORTO ALEGRE, QUITO, RECIFE,RAWALPINDI, RIO DE JANERIO, ROME, SAN JOSE, SANTO DOMINGO,SAN SALVADOR, SANTIAGO, SANTIAGO DE LOS CABALLEROS, SAO PAULO,STOCKHOLM, TEGUCIGALPA, TOKYO, VIENNA, ZURICHRYBAT WOMUSE1. FOLLOWING INFORMATION FURNISHED BY LNERGOCONCERNING SUSPECTED ASSASSIN OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.NAME ERIC STARVO GALT, ALIAS HARVEY LOWMYER, ALIAS JOHNWILLARD, BORN 20 JULY 1931, HEIGHT FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES TO![photo description]RELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERSECRETCOPY NO.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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14-00000CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONSECRETTOCITE DIRECTOR 92664FIVE FEET ELEVEN INCHES, WEIGHT 160-175 POUNDS, MEDIUMBUILD, BROWN HAIR, PROBABLY CUT SHORT, BLUE OR HAZEL EYES,MEDIUM COMPLEXION, RACE WHITE. OCCUPATION: HAS CLAIMEDEMPLOYMENT AS SEAMAN. REMARKS: NOTICEABLY PROTRUDINGLEFT EAR; REPORTEDLY IS A LONE WOLF; ALLEGEDLY ATTENDEDDANCE INSTRUCTION SCHOOL; HAS REPORTEDLY COMPLETED COMCOURSE IN BARTENDING; CONSIDERED ARMED AND EXTREMELYDANGEROUS.2. WILL POUCH PHOTO OF GALT TO ANY ADDRESSEE   DESIRING IT. ADVISE.3. GALTS CURRENT WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN. WHILE HAVE   NO REASON BELIEVE GALT HEADED FOR YOUR AREA, DESIRE   COVER ALL POSSIBILITIES.4. REQUEST ADDRESSEES MAKE EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE   IF GALT IS OR HAS BEEN IN YOUR AREA. ENDOCX INFORMATION PARA ONE   SHOULD BE PASSED TO LIAISON AND ANY OTHER LIKELY SOURCES.SECRET
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# 14-00000EXT:DATE:CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONΣΥ. PER. #CONF:RID COPY INFO: FILS V2MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:SECRET1 62 73 84 95 10INDEX DESTROY RETURN TO. BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.(classification) (date and time filed) (letter) (reference number)CITE DIRECTOR 92664TOLNERGO REQUESTS THAT ANY INFORMATION REPORTED BE EVALUATEDAS TO RELIABILITY AND THAT AS ME MUCH DETAIL AS POSSIBLEBE PROVIDED. CABLE ANY POSITIVE REPLY PRIORITY TO HOS ANDINPASS TO LEGAL ATTACHE IF ANY EZ, YOUR COUNTRY.DC/CI (in draft)(Mr. Hunt)E/COPSWH/FI (by phone)(Mr. Smyth)DC/FE (by phone)(Mr. Smith)for C/NE ECI/OP/DORichard ObeDDP by direction/sft.RELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATINGSECRET OFFICER> GROUP 1> Excluded from automatic> downgrading and> declassificationREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE 1SSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRET1104-10071-10143ISSEN 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![chart of some kind]SECRET (When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED![table with RID il station Chuon NUTOCA Zande's, and so on]INDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANCH DESTROY SIG.INFO:FILE, VR, DDP, C/FI, C/EUR 2"EYES ONLY"SECRET 071450Z JUN 68 CITE STOCKHOLM 9024 (GOEN ACTING)FRIORITY COPENHAGEN INFO DIRECTORRYBAT MHPASHAREFS: A. DIRECTOR 06082B. COPENHAGEN 7485(IN) 25866)1. NO STATION TRACE ZANDERS.7 Jum 0.267702. LOCAL CONSUL STATE SUBJ HAD NOT REGISTERED AND SAID   FURTHER HE FORWARDING COPENHAGEN CONSULATE, AT REQUEST   LATTER, BACKGROUND INFO TAKEN FROM 8 MAY 68 SVENSKA   DAGBLADET. PER SVENSKA DAGBLADET, SUBJ A 25 YEAR OLD   ENGINEER FROM ILLINOIS WITH BS DEGREE FROM CALIFORNIA.   HAS TWO CHILDREN (ONE OF TWO YEARS AND THE OTHER OF   THREE), IS CHAIRMAN AMERICAN COUNCIL HUMAN RIGHTS,   MEMBER BOARD NAACP, MEMBER ASSOCIATED UNIFIED BLACK   EMPLOYEES, FORMER CO-WORKER MARTIN LUTHER KING.3. WOULD APPRECIATE DETAILS SUBJECT CONTACTS   STOCKHOLM.SECRETBTSECRET7563
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199219 14 132 MAY 71SECRET 19134OZ MAY 71 CITE BUDAPEST 017HEAD QUARTERSRYBAT MHCURB MHCHAOSREF: HEAD QUARTERS 27891. IN FINAL COVERAGE ON 18 MAY OF WPC, WHICH ENDED 16 MAY, LOCAL PRESS HAS MADE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS RE U.S.PARTICIPANTS:A. SIDNEY PECK, IDENTIFIED AS "USA PROFESSOR," SPOKE AT CONGRESS ON VIET NAM WAR.B. WPC HAS AWARDED JOLIOT CURIE GOLD MED HEK STHUMOUSLY TO REV MARTIN LUTHER KING. MEDAL ACCEPTED BY REV RALPHABERNATHY AND REV W. WALKER "AN AMERICAN HEACE FIGHTER."PHOTOGRAPH (POUCHED) OF PRESENTATION ALSO PICTURES U.S. DELEGATES WILLIAM DOURTHARD AND MRS. ADDIE WYATT.C. U.S. DELEGATES RUTH GAGE - COLBY AND SYLVIA KUSCHER (SIC) SPOKE AT MEETING OF INDOCHINESE AND AMERICAN DELEGATES.D. AMERICANS HERBERT APOTHEKER AND CARLTON GOODLETT REELECTED TO PRESIDENTIAL BOARD2. STATION POUCHING MOST SIGNIFICANT PRESS COVERAGE OF COUNCIL SESSIONS. GP-1SECRNKJE
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992## 18 13 222 Aus 71SECRET 182930Z AUG 71 CITE ADDIS ABABA 1027HEADQUARTERSMHCURB RYBAT MHCHAOS1.  JEPYX/1, WHO ENTERTAINED HOSEA WILLIAMS, SCLC LEADER, IN HIS HOME DURING LATTER'S RECENT VISIT ETHIOPIA AND ALSO ATTENDED LECTURE-QUESTION SESSION AT HOME OF 201-879961 AT WHICH WILLIAMS TALKED TO GROUP APPROX 50 ETHIOPIANS AND OTHER NATIONALITIES, HAS REPORTED FOLLOWING INTERESTING FACTS AND OBSERVATIONS WHICH STATION BELIEVES MAY BE WORTH REGISTERING IN HOS MHCHAOS FILES.2. AT LECTURE AT HOME OF 201-879961, WILLIAMS STATED THAT HE KNEW JKLANCE HAD ARRANGED ASSASSINATION MARTIN LUTHER KING. STATED THAT HE ALSO SUSPECTED JKLANCE INVOLVEMENT IN ASSASSINATION MALCOLM X BUT HE NOT AS SURE ABOUT THIS AS ABOUT ASSASSINATION XING.3. WILLIAMS HAS HAD NO LUCK IN GETTING VISA FROM CHICOMS FOR PEKING VISIT. HE TOLD JEPYX/1 HE WANTED TO GO TO PEKING TO GET CHICOM COMMITMENT TO PLAN FOR UNIFIED EFFORT AMONG ALL COLORED PEOPLES TO FIGHT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION WORLDWIDE. HE NOW SENSES THAT HE GETTING SOMEWHAT OF RUNAROUND FROM CHICONSACTION86301- Chrono2- SCIC B3- Carca Div4 - Station File
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PAGE 2 ADDIS ABABA 1027 SECRETAND THAT PEKING APPARENTLY NOT ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT VISIT THOUGHSTILL HAS HOPES OF BEING ABLE GO CHINA FROM NEW DELHI WHERE HEPROCEEDED FROM ETHIOPIA.4. IN PRIVATE TALKS WILLIAMS DISPLAYED CURIOUSLY AMBIVALENT   ATTITUDE TOWARD MARTIN LUTHER KING - HE CLEARLY HARBORS RESENT-   MENTS OF KING'S RELATIVELY AFFLUENT BACKGROUND AS COMPARED WITH   HIS OWN.5. WILLIAMS HAD SOME CONTACT WITH ETHIOPIAN STUDENTS AND   INTELLECTUALS CRITICAL OF REGINE AS WELL AS WITH SOME SOUTHERN   SUDANESE AND THIS HAS OPENED UP HIS EYES TO PROBLEM OF INDIVIDUAL   FREEDOM IN AFRICA. JEPYX/1 ASKED HIM HOW HE LOOKED AT PROBLEM   OF FUTURE OF FREEDOM FOR INDIVIDUAL IN AFRICA AS COMPARED WITH   FREEDOMS OF INDIVIDUAL BLACK AMERICANS AND HE ADMITTED THAT   PROSPECTS FOR EXPANSION INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM IN AFRICA DID NOT   SEEN GOOD AND THAT BOTH BLACK AMERICAN'S PRESENT STATUS AND   PROSPECTS APPEARED SUPERIOR TO CONDITION AFRICANS ON THIS SCORE.6. OVERALL JEPYX/1 EVALUATION WILLIAMS: "HE HAS A LOT TO   LEARN AND THIS TRIP IS OPENING HIS EYES AND CONFRONTING HIM   WITH FACTS AND IDEAS HE OTHERWISE COMPLETELY UNAWARE OF. HE IS   LIVELY TO PROFIT FROM IT BECAUSE HE IS BASICALLY INTELLIGENT   AND CAPABLE AND NOT JUST A NUT LIKE JOMO LOGAN." GP-1.SECRET
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Attached hereto is a copy of a rundown of the A case prepared in SR/3/FI on 18 April 1960 for discussions with the British. I will use this paper as a basis for his discussions and will attempt to obtain British consent to joint further development of [ ]. His discussions should begin sometime after 19 April.[ ] did not bring the A case up with the British as he felt. The climate was not right at the time.RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce![stamp]
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12. The second incident involved a rather unstable American woman correspondent Subject had met in Brussels. He had become friendly with her there and had revealed to her his anti-Soviet sympathies. Her association with Subject in Brussels as well known to some other Americans, including the person who had introunced Subject to us. Soctime after Stbject's return home we learned that this woman was also to be stationed in Moscow. Knowing that she would want to get in touch with Subject, we wrote him that she was coming and advised him to avoid her. Before he had received our letter she had arrived in Moscow and bad already visited hia. She told him that her friend, the man who had introduced us to Subject, had told her under no circumstances to phone or visit Subject. (The man who had warned her had feared thet she would cause Subject to become suspect to the Soviet security authorities.) This incident upset equilibrium, as he wrote to us, and although he said that he had taken notice of our questions to him, he did not reply to our second Letter.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce# DISPATCH**TO:** Chief, WH Division COS, Mexico City**INFO:** COS, [Guatemala City] 16-2**FROM:** COS, [San Jose] 16-15**SUBJECT:** Possible Contact Between Cuban Embassy, Mexico City and FARCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONX MICROFILMACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESFYI1. During a recent training period on interrogation with a HUGLIB Case Officer, the point of getting information from suspects on their international contacts or information that might help other services was stressed. Apparently, as a result, the HUGLIB Case Officer dug into his notes on the interrogation of Ricardo Ismael VALLECILLO Perez, Guatemalan FAR member, and came up with the following information which he thought WOFIRM might want to pass to the [Mexican Service][^1]2. VALLECILLOS stated (the interrogation took place in December, 1967) that FAR was awaiting the arrival of new type machine-pistol called the Red Star (Estrella Roja) from Cuba. He stated that it was a 28 shot weapon and would be issued to commanders of Guerrilla Groups to replace the present Browning semi-autos. He then added that the individuals in charge of shipping weapons and money to the FAR were two officials of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. Their names are Alfredo MIRAMBAL Diaz and Adelo (or Abeldo) CALOME Ibarra. The HUGLIB) officer stated that VALLECILLOS blurted this information out in reply to a sarcastic remark made by the Case Officer about the efficacy of the FAR gun-running mechanism.3. HUGLIB-10 has given this permission to pass this information to the [Mexican Service][^1] if it is considered of any value by WOFIRM.Distribution:2 - C/WHD2 - Mexico City2 - [Guatemala City] 16-22 - FilesGARDALPHE/gOk10 May 68HRSA-9022CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE10 May 1968HQS FILE NUMBER18-9-10[^1]: Mexican Service
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTION/MARKED FOR INDEXINGChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionAttention: Chief, WH/1Chief, WH/MHSPAWNChief of Station, Mexico CityOPERATIONAL/LIANCHORProgress Report for December 1967 - May 1968Action Required: None; FYIReferences : A. HMMA-33670, 13 December 1968B. Mexico City-5688, 25 May 1968# SUMMARY1. During the reporting period the LIANCHOR leftist writer press service produced 35 individual articles and serialized political feature articles which were distributed to 20 newspapers throughout Latin America and are known to have been published regularly by at least 12 newspapers. Despite this acceptable production rate, the project has not achieved the objectives set for it by the Mexico Station and in the Project Outline.2. Prior to submission of a project renewal request in late June, 1968, the Mexico Station will attempt to convert the LIANCHOR operation into a more effective and politically more leftist operation. Four of six LIANCHOR press service writers will be dropped and P/A(LINLUCK) will be replaced, hopefully by Identity-l, a respectedolindependent leftist Mexican editorialist for the prestige center-left daily "EXCELSIOR". If by the end of June, 1968, the operationalContinued....Attachments:A. Identities (u.s.c.)B. Translation & Articles (u.s.c.)C. Handbill, Brochure, Open Letter (u.s.c.)Distribution:2 - C/WHD wo/atts CS COPY1 - C/WH/1 w/atts A, B and C (u.s.c.)1 - C/WH/MHSPAWN w/atts A, B and C (u.s.c.)CS COPYHMMA-34792SECRET3 June 196850-126-38/3
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRET HMMA-34792mechanism of LIANCHOR (a cooperative and self-supporting press service not subsidized by WOFIRM) does not seem operationally viable, the LIANCHOR project renewal request will be submitted as an administrative and financial roof project for the individual handling and exploitation of singleton leftist writer assets.## INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION3. One information report was disseminated in May, 1968, based on information acquired by *(LINLUCK)*## OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS4. Formal Organization of LIANCHOR Press Service:a. The Reference "A" project proposal reports all significant incidents in the development of the LIANCHOR press service by *(LINLUCK)* and the Mexico Station through the first week of December, 1967, when *(LINLUCK)* set about bringing together the candidates for membership in the cooperative press service. As Headquarters will recall the project involved paying a salary of U.S. $700 per month to *(LINLUCK)* in return for which he was to persuade a number of leftist and center-left writers to join together as contributors to the LIANCHOR (Identity-2) press service. The contributing writers or members of the press service were to agree to waive fees for a trial period during which the press service was to develop paying clients among Latin American newspapers and periodicals.b. *(LINLUCK)* held three meetings of candidate members of the press service during December in the home of Identity-3. The meetings were unruly but everyone at the meetings agreed to contribute material to the press service and submit to editing and control of the material by *(LINLUCK).* However, what with the 20 day Christmas festivities which paralyze all Mexicans from 15 December to 5 January of each year, none of the LIANCHOR members other than Identity-4 submitted a manuscript to *(LINLUCK)* until late January.c. *(LINLUCK)* dusted off the best and most timeless of his fall 1967 articles and mailed them out with a prospectus to newspapers suggested by third country stations throughout Latin America. At the end of December *(LINLUCK)* became seriously ill and the project was dormant until mid-January. In the latter part of January *(LINLUCK)* held a sober business meeting of the LIANCHOR press"group at his home and by the end of January the members began to submit manuscripts.5. The Search for a Replacement for P/A*(LINLUCK)*:a. *(LINLUCK)* was formally terminated in the summer of 1966. He spent much of his termination bonus on sending his family back to France (the wife is French) and setting the family up there in an apartment and placing his sons in school. Following the termination, *(LINLUCK)* was again placed on salary while WOFIRM subsized the publication of a book which he had written in support of the book sold well in Maxico and![photo of Aperture card reproductions]