Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OR CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOPTO:(Check)*   CHIEF, CONTROL DIVISION, OP*   CHIEF, CONTRACT PERSONNEL DIVISION, OP.*   CHIEF, LA (OPERATING COMPONENT FOR ACTION)    ATTN:DATE25 FEB 77FILE NO.3190SS NUMBER069-24-3136RETURN TO CIAEMPLOYEE NUMBER007667ID CARD NUMBERREF. Form 2458 dated 1 Dec 76STATUS X STAFF CONTRACT UNIT 99SUBJECT BUSTOS-VIDELA, CHARLOTTE 2. DEPARTMENT OF STATE# KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECTESTABLISHMENT OF OFFICIAL COVER (BLOCK RECORDS)X BASIC COVER PROVIDEDEFFECTIVE DATEBODOPERATIONAL COVER PROVIDEDFOR TDY OTHER (Specify)CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER (UNBLOCK RECORDS)EFFECTIVE DATE:SUBMIT FORM 3254W-2 TO BE ISSUED(HHB 20-7)SUBMIT FORM 642 IMMEDIATELY TO CHANGE TELEPHONELIMITATION CATEGORY TO CATEGORY(HHB 20-7)X SUBMIT FORM 642 IMMEDIATELY TO CHANGE TELEPHONELIMITATION CATEGORY TO CATEGORY(HHB 20-7)EAA: CATEGORY 1 CATEGORY 11RETURN ALL OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION TO CCSX SUBMIT FORM 3254 W-2 TO BE ISSUED.(HHB 20-11) 97SUBMIT FORM 2688 FORHOSPITALIZATION CARD.X SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THISCOVER. (HR 240-26)DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOCK !X SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVERRESPONSIBILITY. (HR 240-26)EAA. CATEGORY I CATEGORY 11 XX SUBMIT FORM 2688 FOR ACP HOSPITALIZATION CARDREMARKS AND/OR COVER HISTORY27 Aug 51-Aug 62-Hqs-OvertAug 62-Jul 67-Hqs-[DAC] 99Jul 67-10 Aug 72-Mexico-State-Nominal 941 Sep 72-27 Jun 74-Hqs-DAC 4428 Jun 74-10 Nov 76-Trinidad-State-Int. 163111 Nov 76-26 Feb 77-Hqs-State-Int 9927 Feb 77- -Hqs-State-Nominal 99![Signature]DISTRIBUTION:COPY 1 CD. OR CPDCOPY 2 OPERATING COMPONENT RP/TWCOPY 3 OS/SRDCOPY 4 OC-O/D/TFBCOPY 5 CCS FILEFORM 1551 USE PREVIOUS EDITION6-75CHIEF OFFICIAL COVER BRANCH COVER AND COMMERCIAL STAFFSECRETE2, IMPDET CL BY: 006687413-20-4314/BR
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# 14-00000# 104-10110-10298# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992REQUEST PUR OFFICIAL COVER ACTION1. WHEN REQUESTING INITIAL COVER OR 2. WHEN CHANGE OR REMOVAL IS REQUESTED ROUTING SHOULD BE:   ON RETURN FROM OVERSEAS ROUTING (COMPLETE SECTION 2)   SHOULD BE: (COMPLETE SECTION 1)TO: CCS/OFFICIAL COVER BRANCH(Use Form 610 Routing & Record Sheet)FROM: [CIA Security]THRU: OS/SSDTO: CCS/OFFICIAL COVER BRANCH(Use Form 610 Routing & Record Sheet)FROM: RETURN TO CIASUBJECT'S TRUE NAME (last, first, middle)Bustos Videla, CharlotteEMPLOYEE SERIAL NUMBER007667ESTABLISHMENT OF OFFICIAL COVER FOR SUBJECT IS REQUESTEDSOCIAL SECURITY NO.069-24-3138COVER REQUESTEDMILITARY XX STATE OTHER GOVT. AGENCY (specify)USE OF COVERDOMESTIC ALL PURPOSEDOMESTIC OPERATIONALINTEGRATED XX NOMINALSUBJECT'S CIA AFFILIATION:HAS. HAS NOT BEEN VOLUNTARILY DECLARED OR INVOLUNTARILY EXPOSED TO ANYFOREIGN GOVERNMENT OR FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. THERE HAS. HAS NOT BEEN ANY OTHER EXPOSURE ORCOMPROMISE WHICH SHOULD BE CONSIDERED IN THIS REQUEST. (If an affirmative answer is given provide details onseparate attachment.)JUSTIFICATION FOR REQUESTED ACTION:Ms. Bustos-Videla is currently assigned to the Trinidad Station under Integrated State cover. It is requested thatshe be placed under Nominal State cover for her future Headquarters assignment.CHANGE OR REMOVAL OF OFFICIAL COVER STATUS FOR SUBJECT IS REQUESTEDJUSTIFICATION FOR REQUESTED ACTION:SIGNATURE AND TITLE OF REQUESTING OFFICERJonathan G. Hanke. C/LA/PEMSFOR OFFICE OF SECURITYDATE:DO YOUR RECORDS REFLECT ANY EXPOSURE, COMPROMISE, SECURITY OR OTHER FACTORS WHICH SHOULD BE CONSIDEREDIN MAKING A COVER DETERMINATION IN RESPONSE TO THE ABOVE REQUEST? (If the answer is affirmativeprovide details on separate attachment.)OFFICE OF SECURITYNO PERTINENTINFORMATIONSEEATTACHED.SIGNATUREAPPROVALSIGNATUREDATEFORM 3-1322. USE IN PREVIOUS EDITIONS. E-2, IMPDET CL BY: 006687 SECRETOS COPY
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# 56 840NAME : BUSTOS-VIDELA, Charlotte Z.DATE OF BIRTH : 12 January 1929REF NUMBER : #56840POSITION : Operations OfficerLOCATION AND PHONE : Room 3-E-04, Extension 6954DATE OF INTERVIEW : 10 January 1973INTERVIEWED BY : James E. Peters/William A. O'DonnellPERIOD(S) OF ACQUAINTANCE WITH AGEE: Various--see memorandum of 31 May 1972.AGEE'S OTHER ACQUAINTANCES OR CONTACTS:Nothing additional.ADDITIONAL DATA:Mrs. Bustos-Videla could offer no additional information regarding Agee. However, she suggested that Dorothy Hennick, Europe Division/Bern, be contacted to ascertain whether or not Agee had contacted Jim Noland of Mexico Station.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 USTAS31 May 1972MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD## 16-3SUBJECT: Agee Effort Against Cuban Operations at the Mexico City Station1. Elsie L. SCALETTI recalls that Raymond A. FRADYER, Chief of the Cuban Section, tried to get Agee to discuss the development of contacts with access to the Cuban target in the Olympics. In these discussions it may well be that Agee was told about LIARM-1, a member of the Mexican rifle team, who was a contact of the Station and we were trying to get invited to Cuba.   (LIARM-1 is no longer a contact of the Station even though he is still with the rifle team.2. SCALETTI recalls the Cuban Section feeling very frustrated that Agee could provide no leads or assistance to this section in its effort to target against the Cuban teams. She recalls no memoranda prepared by Agee for the Section, no leads given the Section, and he came to discuss the olympics with C/Cuba not more than half a dozen times.3. As SCALETTI recalls, it is unlikely that Agee knew any thing about the operations being run against the Cuban target than that which he might have picked up at Headquarters or known about the Station operations in general -- such as audio, surveillance, photo surveillance, etc.4. SCALETTI had Agee over to her home once for dinner; there were no other guests. Agee had SCALETTI, her husband, and Laura J. UTSTINE (on TDY) to his apartment once for dinner. The conversation was always light. The only significant thing about Agee's plans which arose was his discussion about buying used drycleaning equipment in the United States, bringing it to Mexico and setting up a drycleaning plant. This was brought up as something for the future and just an idea Phil was toying with.5. SCALETTI ran into Agee by chance on the side street by the Embassy one day after the arrival of John A. PROBERT. Agee said he understood PROBERT had arrived as COS, and he would like to say hello. I suggested he call PROBERT. I immediately informed PROBERT of my chance encounter with Agee, and informed PROBERT that Agee had resigned under somewhat of a cloud and suggested he get briefed himself on Agee's assignment in Mexico.
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6. Agee knew that SCALETTI was in Mexico (under tourist cover,) even though SCALETTI was working regular hours in the Embassy. He probably also knew that there were other Station employees also utilizing tourist cover.![signature of Elsie I. SCALETTI]Elsie I. SCALETTISECRET
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# SECURELY, SENSITIVEOUTLINE*Subject: Philip Burnett Franklin Agee Bustos - Vidilla1. NAME OF OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE Elsie l. Scaletti2. PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT #56840   Were you ever personally acquainted with him?   Yes or No yes . If you were never personally   acquainted with him have you acquired any information of   a personal nature concerning him through other persons?   Yes or No . Give details including dates,   by months and years as best you can recall, circumstances,   purpose and nature of any relationship you may have had   with him and provide all data relating to his character   or personality, illustrating briefly with any-stories or   other information acquired as a result of your own   relationship with him or which might have been acquired   from others.   See attached memoRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce3. SUBJECT'S KNOWLEDGE OF YOU, PROJECTS, OR OPERATIONS IN   WHICH YOU PARTICIPATED   On the basis of your personal association with   Subject, either official or social, or, on the basis of   what you know or believe him to be knowledgeable of,   outline the nature and extent of information you believe   he could provide an opposition intelligence service as to   (a) your identity as an intelligence officer or employee,   (b) your personal background and experience including   places of assignments, and (c) operations in which you   participated in some way. (Cryptonyms should be employed   when known. The nature of the operations in any event   should be briefly but sufficiently described to lead to   their identification, with the dates or periods involved   and any comments or observations as to their success or   failure.)   See memo attachedPage 1 of 3
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4. OTHER AGENCY PERSONNELList other Agency personnel or former persommer, who on the basis of your own personal knowledge or belief, had official or social contact with Subject. Give brief information as to the period and nature of such relationship for each.See memo attached.5. OTHER U. S. GOVERNMENT PERSONNELList all other U. S. Government personnel who, on the basis of your own personal knowledge or belief, had particularly close official or social contact with Subject. Identify the Bureau, Department, Agency or Office with which each such person was employed at the time of the relationship and give brief information concerning the period and nature of such relationship for each.See memo attached6. OTHER PERSONSList all other persons who irrespective of nationality, sex, or employment are known or believed to have had *intimate* or particularly close association with him and brief information concerning the identity and occupation of such persons, your knowledge of such persons, and the period and nature of the relationship of such person with Subject. Include also the names of all American and foreign newspaper people with whom he is known or believed to have had personal contact irrespective of the extent or closeness of their relationship. Give names with brief information as to the period and nature of such relationship for each.I know of none.Page 2 of 3
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7. HOSTILE INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONSCan you provide any information of any kind tending to establish that Subject may have been sympathetic to hostile ideologies or had contact with and was cooperating with a hostile intelligence service. Yes or No no . If yes, give full details.Signed:Dated : 10 July 1972*This is an Outline only of information desired. If you either knew the Subject or have any information from other sources on any of the points contained in the outline, a separate memorandum is needed with each paragraph thereof keyed to those in this outline. If you neither knew the Subject nor have any information of the kind requested in any section of the outline *(and only in such instance)* negative entries may be entered under all sections, and the outlined returned after signing and dating. The signed and dated outline will thus serve as a memorandum for the files.- 3 -Page 3 of 3
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SECRET/SENSITIVESUBJECT: Philip Burnett Franklin Agee1. NAME OF OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE: Elsie I. Scaletti2. PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT:I knew Phil during the entire time he was in Branch I at Headquarters, and during his tour in Mexico. We came to Mexico PCS at the same time. This means I knew him from 1966 until he resigned. In Headquarters our relationship was limited to business in the office, and that was not very frequent. We sat in different rooms. He handled SB matters. I did the routing of all Branch correspondence which meant I decided what he was to see--this was anything affecting Soviet/Satellite/ Chinese matters. My main areas of responsibility were in the support field. Even though we were both processing out at the same time, we did not exchange stories much. However, since I traveled as a "Tourist" and was not therefore allowed to bring anything into Mexico, Phil offered to have some of my things packed with his household effects since he said he owned hardly anything. One day my husband and I took some boxes of things over to his apartment before work. I do not remember the name of the apartment development in Virginia, but it was the garden type. His apartment was nice--fairly new but sparsely furnished. He helped us unload the things and take them upstairs. Then we parted. I seem to recal he had some trouble with his car that morning and we dropped him off at a repair shop on the way to the office.At this time, in Washington, Phil was very pleasant, was nice to work with. He did not appear to be pushy, even though he did everything he could to get the Mexican assignment. At this time, despite his family problems, he did not appear to let these affect his work. At least from my position he seemed to get his work done, not to procrastinate, not to take a lot of time off. From the gossip I heard, he was separated, and was anxious to get any assignment overseas. When the possibility of this Olympic job opened up in Mexico he grabbed it. As I recall, C/WH/1 was sympathetic toward him also, and was happy to be able to help Phil at this particular time.SECRET/SENSITIVE
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SECRET/SENSITIVEIn Mexico when Phil's louseirold effects arrived he let me know; and as I recall, ne brought them over to my house and we unloaded them into our apartment. We did not go and pick them up. In thanks, we invited him over to supper one evening. (Willard C. CURTIS had given permission for individual officers to have Phil over to dinner if no outsiders were present and prior permission was obtained.) I think I got permission from the DCOS at that time. There were only the three of us (Phil, my husband, and myself--no maid, no other invited guests) There was no discussion of office. My husband knew Phil was with BKTRUST and was working on the Olympics in Mexico. Conversation was light. During dinner, as I recall, we talked about business in Mexico, and he mentioned his father was in the dry cleaning business, and he thought he might be interested in bringing into Mexico some used dry cleaning equipment which is worth nothing in the United States, and set up some dry cleaning establishments in Mexico. The discussion was merely in generalities--nothing specific as to timetable or even if Phil were serious about this.About a week later Phil brought his car over and my husband helped him work on his car--adjusting it to the altitude. This must have been around September 1967.Shortly thereafter, when Laura B. UTSTINE was in Mexico TDY (she worked in WH/1 and also knew Phil at Headquarters), Phil had my husband, me, and UTSTINE over to his apartment (on Insurgentes Sur just off the Viaducto) for dinner. It was a huge apartment, sparsely furnished. We had an enjoyable evening, very light conversation. Talked mostly about Mexico. At this time he showed us he had several bedrooms (forget how many) and hopefully his sons would be able to visit him.During his tour in Mexico I only saw Phil in the Station occasionally--and then just in passingin the halls. Once after I heard about Phil's having kidnaped his boys, I thought I saw them (can't remember why I thought they were his) in front of the Embassy with a maid. I never saw Phil in the Embassy proper nor at any Embassy functions (I was tourist and did not circulate in the Embassy).During his tour in Mexico, Phil remained pleasant but was certainly to find to talk to.. After Phil resigned I saw him once. After John PROBERT arrived as COS, I saw Phil along the side of the Embassy.SECRET/SENSITIVE
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We just greeted each other. he said he heard PROBERT was coming to Mexico and asked if he were here. He wanted to call and say hello. I said yes. I immediately informed PROBERT, and suggested the latter, read Phil's file at the Station as it was my understanding there was some problem about his resignation, but did not know all the details. (This was true as personnel matters in the Station were kept very close by the front office.) I do not know if, when, or how many times PROBERT might have met with Phil. At this time Phil looked neat and well kept, as I recall.3. SUBJECT'S KNOWLEDGE OF SCALETTI, PROJECTS, OR OPERATIONS IN WHICH SCALETTI PARTICIPATEDa). Phil could definitely identify me as a long-time BKTRUST employeeb). Phil probably knew that Mexico was my first overseas assignment, and possibly that I had a medical hold before. He knew I had spent "many years" in Branch I, and was privy to almost everything going on at the Mexico City Station. He knew I was assigned to Mexico under tourist cover but worked inside the Embassy. He knew my husband was here as a professor at the Universit of the Americas, and that he did not work for BKTRUSTc). In Headquarters Phil knew I handled mostly the support projects plus such extras as LI(LINK) and (LP)GLOBE (both NOC)24 LI(LINK)nad closed down either just as Phil came to the Branch, or just before. However, Gary H. REYMANDER, formerly with LI(LINK) was assigned to the Branch then, and talked with Phil about Mexico, and possibly about LI(LINK) remember keeping the (LP)GLOBE material very close, in my own safe, and I do not think Phil knew of (LP)GLOBE (LI REALM was then in Mexico under (LP)GLOBE), but may have learned of (LP)GLOBE program and LIREALM through Ex-LIADLIB (see paragraph 4).In Mexico City Phil knew I was in the Cuban section, and privy to all operations being run against the Cuban target. He did not know of operations in particular except possibly LIARM-1 (now terminated) who we hoped to use against the Cuban olympic target. The Cuban Section tried to talk with Phil many times about the Cuban delegations to the Olympics, but as I recall, C/Cuba only succeeded inSECRET/SENSITIVE
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# SECRET/SENSITIVEGETTING Phil to come to our end of the hall a couple of times. I was not in on the discussions between C/Cuba (Raymond F. FRADYER) and Phil, but I believe they were mainly held to see who Phil had met who might be useful against the Cuban target. I know we thought at the time Phil was spending almost full time on his overt activities and the SB target, and he gave the Cuban target little attention.OTHER AGENCY PERSONNELAt Headquarters in WH/1 Phil shared his cubicle with LIADLIB-1 who was pressing to get overseas as much as Phil, for different reasons. Ex-LIADLIB-1 was a much more pusiny individual, less experienced operationally (right out of the JOT program) and out to benefit himself entirely--much more so than Phil.24 LIADLIB-1 went out of channe constantly, talking of (NOC cover) ideas (for himself), and going right to the head of Training or JOT (can't remember which) and WOMACE on ideas and suggestions, without necessarily going through the Branch or Division. He had many business deals on the side (one was as a landscaper in Virginia) and had great prospects for business deals in Mexico. He wangled a NOC job in Mexico (replacing LILINK) and was inserted in the (LAGLOBE program winile he knew Phil (I think this was the timing.) He was also quite open in his bragging he had been hired as a GS-13 (I think it was) and did not have to go up tpuranks. This might have irritated Phil who was still a 12. Ex-LIADLIB came to Mexico PCS about the same time Phil and I came. Although I remember no close friendship between Ex-LIADLIB and Phil on the desk, the fact they sat together, were poth processing out for Mexico, would have meant they had something in common. Also, LIADLIB was then handling all the projects for CP and leftist penetration operations for the Station and Base (Monterrey). Phil would have more than casual interest in some of these as some were being handled in the field by Howard R. BENJAYA, an old friend of Phil's from Ecuador.) I do not know that Phil andSECRET/SENSITIVE
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5SECRET/SENSITIVEEx-LIADLIB ever met socially in Mexico or not. I am quite certain their work paths never crossed. LIADLIB is still in Mexico. He has had a difficult time since his "resignation" getting a job, keeping a job, and making ends meet. It probably would be to BKTRUST's disadvantage now for the two to meet. For this reason, and to assess ex-LIADLIB-s present state of mind, Headquarters sent someone to talk with LIADLIB-1 in the spring of 1972. At that time he still seemed bitter against BKTRUST.Other than wishing to make special mention of EX-LI ADLIB-1, I know of no Agency personnel other than those in WH/1 and the Mexico City Statio whom he knew.5. OTHER U.S. GOVERNMENT PERSONNELI know of none except the Olympic Attache in Mexico under whom Agee worked from July 1967 until the end of the Olympics.![Elsie Scanero signature]![Date 10 July 1972]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OR CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER BACKSTOPDATE: 10 JULY 1974 NO. 3190TO: (Check)*   CHIEF, CONTROL DIVISION, OP*   CHIEF, CONTRACT PERSONNEL DIVISION, OP*   CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT (For action) WISS NUMBER: 069-24-3138 RETURN TO CIAEMPLOYEE NUMBER: 007667ID CARD NUMBER:ATTN: CHIEF SUPPORT STAFFOFFICIAL COVER: X ESTABLISHED DISCONTINUEDREF: FORM 2458, DATED 19 JUNE 1974UNIT: 99SUBJECT: CHARLOTTE BUSTOS-VIDELADEPARTMENT OF STATE# KEEP ON TOP OF FILE WHILE COVER IN EFFECTX ESTABLISHMENT OF OFFICIAL COVER BLOCK RECORDSX BASIC COVER PROVIDED FODEFFECTIVE DATE:OPERATIONAL COVER PROVIDED FOR TOY OTHER (Specify)CANCELLATION OF OFFICIAL COVER UNBLOCK RECORDSEFFECTIVE DATE:SUBMIT FORM 3254 W-2 TO BE ISSUED. (HHB 20-11)SUBMIT FORM 642 IMMEDIATELY TO CHANGE TELEPHONE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO CATEGORY(HHB 20-7)EAA: CATEGORY I CATEGORY 11SUBMIT FORM 642 IMMEDIATELY TO CHANGE TELEPHONE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO CATEGORYX (HHB 20-7)SUBMIT FORM 3254 STATE W-2 TO BE ISSUED.X (HHB 20-11) 99RETURN ALL OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION TO CCSSUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER. (HR 240-2e)SUBMIT FORM 2688 FOR HOSPITALIZATION CARD.DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOCKX SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY. (HR 240-2e)X EAA. CATEGORY I CATEGORY 11 XX SUBMIT FORM 2688 FOR HOSPITALIZATION CARDREMARKS AND/OR COVER HISTORY27 AUG 51-AUG 62-EUS-OVERT 99AUG 62-JULY 67-ENG-DAC 99JULY 67-10 AUG 72-MEXICO-STATE-ID INT1 SEPT 72-21 JUNE 74-ES-DAC 9928 JUNE 74-TRINDAD1631![signature of James lh Granblin]DISTRIBUTION:COPY 1 CD OR CPDCOPY 2 OPERATING COMPONENTCOPY 3 OS/SR&CDCOPY 4 OC-DO/TFBCOPY 5 CCS-FILEFORM 1-74-1551 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONCHIEF. OFFICIAL COVER BRANCH, COVER AND COMMERCIAL STAFFSECRETE-2, IMPDET CL BY: 007622
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETT.S 3 april 1969B. 1. 3 april 1969![RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only • Do Not Reproduce]DATE: 7 JUN 1974MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, OS/Clearance DivisionSUBJECT: Certification of Security Clearance for CHARLOTTE Z. BUSTOS-VIDELAZehawNE1. It is requested that the appropriate security certification be prepared on Subject whose date of birth is 12 JANUARY 1929Dayton, Olio.2. Your memorandum of certification should be addressed to Chief, CCS/OCB/[State] 993. Subject will depart Washington, D.C. for: [X] PCS[] TDY assignment to [PORT OF SPAIN] 16-28 on or about![signature of James Th Frankli, Chief, Official Cover Branch Cover and Commercial Staff]
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# NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOPTO:* CHIEF RECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISIONESTABLISHED FOR:(NCI: TOUNG)CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT * WHCUSTODY:BUSTOSVIDELA, CharlotteREF: Verbal Request for Cover Form 1322 Dated 31 Jul 62MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP ESTABLISHEDU.S. Army Element, Joint Operations Group (8739) 132BLOCK RECORDS:(OPMEMO 20-800-11)a. TEMPORARILY FOR DAYS, EFFECTIVEXX b. CONTINUING, EFFECTIVE 7 August 1962SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO 3.NA (HB 20-800-2)ASCERTAIN THAT ARMY W-2 BEING ISSUED.X (HB 20-661-1)SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER.X (R 240-250)SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY.X (R 240-250)REMARKS:COPY TO CPD/OP![signature of James H. Franklin]DISTRIBUTION: 1-OSD/OS, 1-PSD/OS, 1-ADPD/COMPT