Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SENSITIVE SECRET-9-28. [People-to-People Health Foundation], Inc. (PPHF) - Washington, D.C. (124)Also known publicly as Project [HOPE], this organization is related to the former FI/OPS Project [SGPANFISH] It was mentioned during [MHDOWEL] in the context of a legitimate grant by the exposed [Hobby Foundation] (71) [PPHF] was covertly funded by the exposed [Dearborn (49)] and [Marshall Foundations]. It also received legitimate grants from the [Catherwood Foundation (36)] and [McGregor Fund (109)].D.## Three Organizations with Which There Have Been Some Witting Contacts29. [American Universities Field Staff, Inc. (AUFS)] - Manhattan, New York (25)[Kermit Roosevelt] had contact in 1950 with [AUFS Execu- tive Director, Philip Talbot (T)], on possible cover use of [AUFS]. In 1956, 00/Contacts reported a continuing re- lationship with [AUFS] for exchange of information. There apparently was some covert exploitation until Book Dis- patch No. [5167] of 4 October 1965 prohibited further use. [Henry M. Wriston (T)], President of AURS and of [Brown University] was contacted in 1952 on use of a separate [Brown University] facility for agent cover.30. International Rescue Committee, Inc. (IRC) - Manhattan, New York (93)Under Project QKGAUNT, $2,500 was furnished IRC in 1950 - 1951 to obtain biographic data on defectors. In December 1962, IRC Chairman Leo Cherne offered cover and FI use of IRC to Emmons Brown, DC/CA. C/EE declined the offer, indicating there already were useful contacts.IRC received legitimate grants from J. Frederick Brown Foundation (34) and J. M. Kaplan Fund (101).31. [Iran Foundation] (IF) - Manhattan, New York [(98)]Under [NE] Project [BGBERLED], three officers of the [Foundation] were cleared and apparently contacted by staff agent
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SENSITIVESECRET-10-Donald Wilbur in 1954-1956 for planned cover use ofIF in placing a physician in Iran under medical cover. The proposal aborted when the agent prospect resigned in 1956.E.## Eleven Unwitting Organizations Which were Funded by or Collaborated with Project Organizations32. American Student Aid Fund, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (4)Received a cover grant from Farfield Foundation (56) (Project QKOPERA) in 1966.33. Association for International Development (AID) - Paterson, New Jersey (27)May have received funds from FYSA (SGGUESSER). Thomas P. Melady, Vice Chairman of African Service Institute (YQZEUS) was on AID board.34. Commission for International Development - Manhattan, New York (42)A proprietary funded and controlled through FYSA (SGGUESSER) 1961 - 1966.35. Experiment in International Living, Inc. - Putney, Vermont (55)Received cover grants from FYSA (SGGUESSER), 1955 - 1966. Liated as a cooperating group in AAI (1) (QRFLUENT) brochure.36. International Center for Social Research, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (27)Formed by FEC (TPTONIC) and operated by IDF (88) (QRBEND) until 1965.SENSITIVESECRET26/BR
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37. International Peasant Union - Washington, D.C. (92)Supported by FEC (Project TPTONIC) for fifteen years.38. Kossuth Foundation, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (102)Supported successively by FEC (TPTONIC) and IDF (88)(QRBEND) for many years.39. American Council for Emigres in the Professions, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (9)Provided useful employment leads to FEC (TPTONIC) and may have received FEC funds in early 1950's.40. Overseas Education Fund of the League of Women Voters - Washington, D.C. (120)Cooperated with the Interchange Foundation headed by Anna Lord Strauss and Mrs. Harvey Picker of CC (44)(Project JEFERVENT) in what proved an abortive effort under a joint CA-SR project to sponsor the U.S. visit of a group of prominent Soviet women. Interchange Foundation received $3,579 from the Independence Foundation (75) for its share. The funds were redirected to a feasibility survey on establishing an international women's organization.41. American Friends of Viet Nam, Inc. (AFVN) - Manhattan, New York (15)Under Project TUSPUN a $5,000 grant was made to AFVN in 1958 by the Patman-exposed Michigan Fund to defray the costs of a trip to Viet Name by Lt. Gen. John W. O'Daniel (Retired), President of AFVN. Allegedly, neither Gen. O'Daniel nor AFVN was aware of CIA sponsorship.42. United States - South Africa Leadership Exchange Program, Inc. (US - SALEP) - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (139)Before December 1960, US - SALEP operated as a program of AAI (1) (YQFLUENT).
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NOTE:The numbers in parentheses following listed or named organizations in Annexes A through E are the item numbers of organizations included in the 5 April 1968 Ramparts list (Annex F).
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# SENSITIVE SECRETANNEX CFORTY-FIVE TERMINATED COVERT FUNDING CONDUITS AND PROJECTORGANIZATIONS ON 5 April 1968 RAMPARTS LIST THAT WERENAMED IN PRESS DURING [MHDOWEL] 01A.Eighteen CCS Multipurpose Funding Conduits(Legitimate and Proprietary)1. Anderson Foundation, M.D. - Houston, Texas (LPCORSET/11) (26)2. Benton Foundation, William - Manhattan, New York (LPCORSET/18) (30) 013. Broad-High Foundation - Columbus, Ohio (LPSIPHON/10, CCS proprietary) (33) 084. Brown Foundation, J. Frederick - Boston, Massachusetts (LPCORSET/20) (34)5. Catherwood Foundation - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (CCS File No. CS-1820) (36) 086. Dearborn Foundation - Chicago, Illinois (QKBOTTOM, CCS proprietary) (49) 087. Dodge Foundation, Inc., Cleveland H. - Manhattan, New York (LPCORSET/26) (50)이8. Florence Foundation - Dallas, Texas (LPCORSET/8) (58)9. Granary Fund - Boston, Massachusetts (LPSIPHON/7, CCs proprietary) (69) 0810. Hobby Foundation - Houston, Texas (LPCORSET/51) (71)# SENSITIVE SECRET1716R
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-2-11. Hoblitzelle Foundation - Dallas, Texas (LPCORSET/3) (72)12. Independence Foundation - Boston, Massachusetts (LPFUNNEL/2, CCS proprietary) (75)13. Jones Foundation, Inc., W. Alton - Manhattan, New York (LPCORSET/1) (99)14. Jones-O'Donnell Foundation - Dallas, Texas (LPCORSET/25) (100)15. Littauer Foundation, Inc., Lucius N. - Manhattan, New York (LPCORSET/50) (106)16. McGregor Fund - Detroit, Michigan (LPCORSET/32) (109)17. Rabb Charitable Foundation, Sidney and Esther - Boston, Massachusetts (LPCORSET/59) (126)18. Rosenthal Foundation, Benjamin J. - Chicago, Illinois (LPCORSET/22) (130)24 B.Two CA/BI Project Organizations19. Committee for Self-Determination, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (43)Established under Project TPTONIC and taken over by International Development Foundation (88) (IDF) (CA Project QRBEND). FY 1964 - 1965. Phased out before WH took over IDF (88) under Project UOALIBI).20. Paderewski Foundation, Ignacy Jan - Manhattan, New York (191)Funded under TPTONIC for many years, and thereafter by IDF (88)24 C.Eleven CA/B3 Project OrganizationsSENSITIVESECRET
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SENSITIVESECRET-3-21. [American Committee for Cultural Freedom] - Manhattan, New York (8)An unwitting American affiliate of the exposed [Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF)] (Project QKOPERA). It raised legitimate funds for [CCF]22. [American Fund for Free Jurists], Inc. - [Wilmington, Delaware (17)]Proprietary funding conduit for [International Commission of Jurists under Project QKFEARFUL].23. [American Society of African Culture] - Manhattan, New York (24)Action organization under Project [TPFOUMART]24. [Committee of Correspondence, Inc. (CC)] - Manhattan, New York (44)Action organization for [international women's activities under Project JEFERVENT]25. [Farfield Foundation, Inc.] - Manhattan, New York (56)Funding conduit for [CCF] and other activities under Project [QKOPERA].26. [Whitney Trust for Charitable Purposes, John Hay], u/d dated 29 December 1959 - Manhattan, New York (141)Funding conduit under Project [QKOPERA (LPCORSET/68)]27. [Whitney Trust for Charitable Purposes, John Hay], u/d dated 29 December 1958 - Manhattan, New York (142)Funding conduit under Project [QKOPERA (LPCORSET/68)]28. [Fund for International Cooperative Development] - Chicago, Illinois (64)Funding conduit for [Cooperative League of the U.S.A. (CLUSA) under Project WSFLUFFER]29. [Institute of International Labor Research], Inc. ([ILLR]) - Manhattan, New York (83)SENSITIVE
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-4-Roof action organization under Project [DTRACCOON].30. [Kaplan Fund, Inc., The J. M.] - Manhattan, New York [101]Funding conduit used for [IILR] (83) under Project DT-RACCOON. Its exposure by [Congressman Patman] in August 1964 implicated eight [CCS] notional and proprietary funding conduits and facilitated many MHDOWEL exposures.31. [National Education Association of the United States] - Washington, D.C. [113]U.S. affiliate of [World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession (WCOTP)] under Project [DTLAM-PREY]D.Three CA/B3 (Formerly CA/B5) Youth and Student Organizations32. [Independent Research Service] - Manhattan, New York [76]Roof organization under Project [HBEPITOME/TPPAPHRAT] for combatting [World Youth Festivals].33. [World University Service] - Manhattan, New York [143]Witting recipient of FYSA funds under Project[HBEPITOME/HBINHAUST].34. [Operation Crossroads Africa, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [118]Unwitting recipient of cover grants, 1955 - 1956, by FYSA (Project [HBEPITOME/SGGUESSER]). It may have been supported by [AMSAC (24)] (Project [TPFOUMART]). It received legitimate grants from [J. Frederick Brown Foundation (34) (LPCORSET/20)].E.Two CA/B4 Project Organizations
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-5-✓ 35. [Fund for International Social and Economic Education(FISEE) - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (65)] 29,10Funding conduit for international labor operationsunder Project QRSENSE/KMOCHROIDRamparts April 1968 listing incorrectly states FISEE] 29was formerly Center for Rural Development (CRD) - Phila-29,10delphia, Pennsylvania. CRD actually replaced [FISEE] 2936. [Peace with Freedom, Inc.] 29 - Manhattan, New York (123) 08Action organization under Project [QRBIBB] 01 Related toProjects [FOMAIDEN, QRSHKER, VPDAMSEL, QRPLUTO] and cer- 01,01,01,01tain European socialist activities. These are knownto be of current interest to Ramparts.F.Eight Area Division Project Organizations✓ 37. [African-American Institute] 29 - Washington, D.C. (1) 08Action organization under AF Project [YQFLUENT] 24 Trans-ferred to CA Staff (at that time 10 Division) in 1961 asProject QRFLUENT and terminated shortly thereafter.38. [Friends of India Committee] 29 - Washington, D.C. (63)] 08Organization under NE Project [PAFANFARE] 0139. [Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside    of Russia] 24 - Manhattan, New York (136) 08An organization subsidized under SB Project [AESILVER] 0140. [International Development Foundation, Inc.] 29 - Manhattan,    New York (88) 08Developed by CA Staff under Project [TPTONIC] 01 laterredocumented as separate CA Staff Project [QRBEND] and thentransferred to WH as Project [UOALIBI].0141. [Pan American Foundation] 29 - Washington, D.C. (122)] 08WH funding mechanism under Project [JMPOPLAR/10] 01
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42. Operations and Policy Research, Inc. - Washington, D.C. [(119)]08Recruited by CCS in 1960 as [LPCORSET/75] for multi-purpose subsidy funding and agent cover support. Subsequently integrally related to WH Project [JMTUBA] and [80]24 Project [IUEXTEND] as a research action organization.43. Institute of Public Administration - Manhattan, New York [(84)]08Recruited by CCS in 1955 and exclusively used for agent cover and support (not for organizational subsidies) abroad. Used operationally until 1967. Provided cover for Wesley W. HARTH (P) in Pakistan, Roger G. ORAPELLO (P)[03] in the Philippines, Ulysses P. SHOULER (P) in Nigeria), Geoffrey D. LEONDAR (P) in Lebanon, and Anthony M. PARACKA (P) in Africa.44. Tolstoy Foundation, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(138)]08Recruited by CCS for agent cover in 1952. Provided cover in Germany for SB staff agent Frederick G. PER-03 SHAM (P), 1952 - 1958, under Project [AEDRAG]01 Used by [DCS] for leads and assistance in handling defectors.G.Unwitting Recipient of Cover Grants45. Institute for International Education, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(82)]08This unwitting legitimate organization received small cover grants from Dearborn Foundation (49) (CCS proprietary, Project [QKBOTTOM]), Farfield Foundation (56) ([CA]24 proprietary, Project [QKOPERA]), and the [Asia Foundation] (Project [DTPILLAR]).It also received legitimate grants from six foundations used as cooperating covert funding mechanisms McGregor Fund (109), John Hay Whitney Charitable Trust (141 - 142) Aaron Norman Fund, Cleveland Dodge Foundation (50), William Benton Foundation (30), and Brown Foundation (Houston).
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NOTE:The numbers in parentheses following listed or named organizations in Annexes A through E are the item numbers of organizations included in the 5 April 1968 *Ramparts* list (Annex F).
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NOTE:The numbers in parentheses following listed or named organizations in Annexes A through E are the item numbers of organizations included in the 5 April 1968 *Ramparts* list (Annex F).
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## ANNEX DFIFTY-FIVE ORGANIZATIONS WITH NO KNOWN CIA CONNECTIONS### A.Five Organizations Which Made Legitimate Grants to CIA Project Organizations and Suspect Organizations1.  Avalon Foundation - Manhattan, New York (29)    Made legitimate 1954 grant to Tolstoy Foundation (138)2.  Church Foundation, Frederic C. - Boston, Massachusetts (40)    Made legitimate grants to RFE. Mr. Church was cleared but never used operationally.3.  Harnischfeger Foundation - Milwaukee, Wisconsin (70)    Made legitimate grants to American Heritage Foundation, (18) Committee for Tibetan Refugees (11), Foreign Policy Association (59), Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship (51).4.  Hochschild Fund, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (73)    Gave legitimately to AAI (1) (QRFLUENT).5.  Lindsley Fund, John - Manhattan, New York (105)    Gave legitimately to AAI (1) (QRFLUENT).### B.Eight Organizations Which Received Legitimate Grants From Foundations (LPCORSETS) Used by CIA
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-2-6.  American-Asian Educational Exchange, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (7)May have received a legitimate grant from J. Frederick Brown Foundation (34).7.  American Council for Nationalities Service - Manhattan, New York (10)Received a legitimate grant from Littauer Foundation (106).8.  Center for Information on America - Washington, Connecticut (38)Received a legitimate grant from American Heritage Foundation (18)9.  Committee of Seventy, Inc. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (39)Received a legitimate grant from Catherwood Foundation (36).10. Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, Inc. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (51)Received legitimate grants from Catherwood Foundation (36) and W. Alton Jones Foundation (99).11. Foreign Policy Association - Manhattan, New York (59)Received legitimate grants from Catherwood (36) and Hobby Foundations (71). Also from Harnischfeger Foundation (70) which had no CIA ties.12. Freedom House, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (62)Received legitimate grant from J. M. Kaplan Fund (101)13. Near East Foundation - Manhattan, New York (115)Received legitimate grants from Cleveland Dodge Foundation (50)
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C.### Three Legitimate Donors to Suspect Organizations14. [Bodman Foundation] - Manhattan, New York [(3)]    Gave legitimately to youth organizations.15. [Old Dominion Foundation] - Manhattan, New York [(116)]    Gave legitimately to Institute of International Education [(82)], Center for Cross Cultural Communication [(37)], and Yale-in-China Association [(145)].16. [Institute for Social Science Research, Inc.] - Washington, D.C. [(81)]    Legitimately sponsored Georgetown University Center for Strategic Studies.D.### Two Organizations which Received Legitimate GrantsFrom Suspect Donors17. [American Emergency Committee for Tibetan Refugees] - Manhattan, New York [(11)]    Received legitimate funds from Harnischfeger Foundation [(70)].18. [Yale-in-China Association, Inc.] - New Haven, Connecticut [(145)]    Received legitimate funds from Old Dominion Foundation. [(116)]E.### Six Organizations Whose Officers/Directors Were Associated with CIA Projects
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-4-19. [English Speaking Union] - Manhattan, New York (52)    [Arthur Houghton, Jr.,] President of FYSA (SGGUESSER) was an officer.20. [English Speaking Union] - San Francisco, California (53)See above. There may be a tie to [TAF (DTPILLAR)] officers.21. [English Speaking Union] - Chicago, Illinois (54)See above.22. [Institute for American Strategy] - Chicago, Illinois (77)Advisory committee includes [Frederick Barghoorn] (used in Project [AEWILDFIRE]), Evron Kirkpatrick of OPR] (118) and APSA (23) and [Dr. Kurt London], former DDI staff employee. Received legitimate grants from Carnegie Endowment (35).23. [League of Women Voters Education Fund] - Washington, D.C. (104)[Mrs. Jean (Harvey) Picker and Ann Lord Strauss] who were on CC (44) (JEFERVENT) board were active in League of Women Voters-24. [Roxco Foundation] - Boston, Massachusetts (131)Trustee is [Paul Hellmuth of J. Frederick Brown Foundation (34)] and [Independence Foundation] (75).F.Thirty-One Organizations With no Evident ConnectionsTo the Others, Except That Their Names May beSuspect25. African-American Students Foundation, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (3)
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26. American Academy of Political and Social Science (no address) (6) 0827. American Foundation for Overseas Blind - Manhattan, New York (12) 0828. American Fund for Czechoslavak Refugees, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (16) 0829. American Institute of Pacific Relations, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (19) 0830. American Institute for Research in the Behavioral Sciences - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (20) 0831. American Labor Conference on International Affairs, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (22) 0832. Atlantic Council for the United States, Inc. - Washington, D.C. (28) 0833. Center for Cross Cultural Communication - Washington, D.C. (37) 0834. Center for the Study of International Development - Boston, Massachusetts (39) 0835. Community Development Foundation, Inc. - Norwalk, Connecticut (46) 0836. Council for International Programs for Youth Leaders and Social Workers, Inc. - Cleveland, Ohio (47) 0837. Farmers and World Affairs, Inc. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (57) 0838. Free China Fund for Medical and Refugee Aid - Manhattan, New York (60) 0839. Fund for the Relief of Cuban Exiles, Inc. - Coral Gables, Floriday (66)40. Fund for the Relief of Russian Scientists and Writers in Exile, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (67) 0841. Institute for Propaganda Analysis, Inc. - Manhattan, New York (80) 08
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42. Institute of World Affairs - Manhattan, New York [(85)]43. Inter-American Press Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(86)]44. International Development Services, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(89)]45. International Legal Aid Association - Dover, Delaware [(90)]46. International Mass Education Movement, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(91)]47. International Service of Information Foundation - Baltimore, Maryland [(96)]48. International Social Service, American Branch, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(97)]49. League for Industrial Democracy - Manhattan, New York [(103)]50. Near East College Association, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(114)]51. Randolph Educational Fund, A. Philip - Manhattan, New York [(127)]52. Stevenson, Adlai E., Memorial Fund - Chicago, Illinois [(134)]53. Tall Timbers Research, Inc. - Tallahassee, Florida [(137)]54. United States Committee for Refugees, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(140)]55. World Wide Broadcasting Foundation, Inc. - Manhattan, New York [(144)]
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SENSITIVESECRETANNEX ETHREE FORMER PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS NOT INCLUDED IN April1968 Ramparts LIST BUT VULNERABLE BECAUSE THEY WEREFUNDED BY ORGANIZATIONS ON THE LIST THAT FUNDEDEXPOSED ORGANIZATIONS1. Medical Services International (MSI)FI/OPS - MS Project ZROCCUR Covertly funded by [Sunnen Foundation (135) 1962 - 1966 and by Littauer Foundation (106)] In 1965. [Sunnen (135)] covertly funded six other project organizations. [Littauer (106)] also funded six others, four of them also funded by [Sunnen (135)]. MSI was used in NE Project PASHELL which involved a [Sunnen (135)] grant.2. Human Ecology Fund (HEF)TSD Project MKCOTTON, HEF was covertly funded by Sonnbend (133), Littauer (106), and Baird Foundations. Baird was previously exposed. The three foundations, respectively, covertly funded four, six, and three other projects.3. World Veterans Fund (WVF)CA/B3 Project TPGLARE (World Veterans Federation).WVF received substantial covert grants the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Foundation (117) 1962 - 1966. Olin (117) covertly funded two other project organizations, RFEF (TPTONIC) and IDF (88) (QRBEND/COALIBI).SENSITIVESECRET
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# Ramparts203 W. 107th Street, Apt. 4CNew York City, New York10025April 5, 1968r. Jc RosapepePublic Information DivisionInternal Revenue Service1111 Constitution Ave., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20224Dear Mr. Rosapepe:Ramparts Magazine is under contract to McGraw-Hill Publishing Company to produce a book dealing with organizations that were funded by or cooperated with the Central Intelligence Agency. We have already obtained much of the background information on these organizations from the following sources:1) Inspection of the organization's literature and interviews with their staff members;2) Inspection of records obtained from the Charitable Organizations Division of the Attorney General's office in the states of Illinois, Massachusetts and New York;3) The National Information Bureau in New York;4) The Foundation Library in New York and Washington, D.C.; and5) Group Research, Inc. in Washington, D.C.In order to complete the research, it is very important for us to inspect the 990-A tax forms of organizations which, for various reasons, we have been unable to inspect at the district offices of the Internal Revenue Service.Following your suggestion during our telephone conversation, we are submitting an alphabetical list which includes the location of the organization and the years of the 990-A forms that we still need to inspect. All of the organizations listed appears in *Cumulative List- Organizations Described in Section 170 (c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, Publication No. 78 (Revised to December 31, 1956)*, and the *Supplement No. 1967-5*.Although this is a sizeable list, we have narrowed it to the most essential organizations currently under investigation. We will call next week to clarify any questions you may have and to make an appointment for the inspection. If it is agreeable with you, several of our researchers will come to your Washington office when the files are ready, so that we may complete the work as quickly as possible.If there are any questions of an immediate nature, my telephone number is (212) 222-1116.Respectfully yours,Jon Frappier