Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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4. The facts in the attached chronology are subject to question since they are the result of (Roberts) own explanation of his affiliation with Itkin rather than having been determined from independent sources. The most critical aspect would appear to be the knowledge or suspicion that Itkin may have known of (Roberts) affiliation with CIA. This knowledge is borne out by the strange way in which Itkin repeatedly brings (Roberts)' name into the story which Itkin develops about his CIA affiliations. One of the questions to be answered by (LP)GLOBE personnel is whether or not (Roberts) reported his activities with Itkin in Geneva, Switzerland, in March 1966. There appears to be no record of (Roberts) having explained why he never pursued the Itkin debt or what his financial contribution was to the law firm of Itkin, Roberts& and Greenbaum.)5. Mr. Rocca was advised by Mr. Sam Papich of the FBI that the New York District Attorney may be considering prosecution against Roberts for having absconded with funds received from negligence cases. We do not have sufficient information to evaluate the likelihood of criminal prosecution. It may be necessary to discuss this problem with representatives of Mr. Hogan's office.6. With regard to (Robert Delson) there appear to have been two operational considerations, one having been a request to use him with Project DTPILLAR from November 1953 to February 1955, and then a request in 1963 by the Domestic Operations Division for his use on Project WUBRINY. In March 1964 DO Division advised Security that (Delson) was not going to be used on WUBRINY. Mr. Rocca commented that there are some rather ominous allegations against members of the firm of (Delson, Levin& and Gordon,) indicating that one member of the firm was a card-carrying member of the Communist Party. At the present time Mr. Rocca is investigating the DTPILLAR use of Mr. (Delson)![signature]JOHN K. GREANEYAssistant General CounselAttachment:cc: C/CI/R&A12/지
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7 March 1966 (Roberts) received letter from Itkin but his secretary advised that (Roberts) was on vacation in Austria. Itkin contacted (Roberts) in (Austria) and set up meeting in (Geneva, Switzerland.)15 March 1966 Meeting at (Hotel Beau Rivage) in (Geneva)Present were Itkin and (wife) (Jim Marcus),(Littman) and (wife) Meeting lasted three days. No projects get off the ground.Nov 1966 (Roberts) in New York City, met at (Marcus's) apartment with Itkin and (Marcus's) father. Then met Itkin again at a dinner given by (Mario Brod.)Nov 1967 (Roberts) again in New York and contacted Itkin. Had lunch with Itkin and (Brod.) Last time (Roberts) saw or heard of Itkin until he read in the press about the (Marcus) scandal.
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( THOMAS L. ROBERTS )Nov 1949 (Roberts) volunteered his services to (Boston FBI) not accepted.Jan 1950 (Roberts) left United States to study in (Paris)Nov 1950 From Nov. 1950 until Nov. 1955 reported on security matters to the (Boston FBI) Office, Labor Youth League.Aug 1955 Itkin (hired Roberts) to work for (Delson, Levin & Gordon.) (Roberts) says he was hired to handle maritime matters in litigation.)Nov 1955 (Roberts) moved to New York City.June 1956 Resumed services of reporting to (FBI) Was a paid informant of (New York FBI) office reporting on the National Lawyers Guild.Fall 1956 (Roberts) and others submitted profit-sharing plan to (Delson, Levin & Gordon) not accepted.Apr 1957 (Roberts) resigned from (Delson, Levin & Gordon) to form a new(firm, Roberts, Greenbaum & Itkin.) (No mention of financial arrangement of setting up new firm.)6 Apr 1961 (Roberts) came to Washington and talked with Robert Amory about employment with CIA since Amory had been a former professor of Roberts.) (Roberts) was sent to overt CIA personnel recruiter and filled out an application for employment with CIA.1 June 1961 (Roberts) took a leave of absence from the (firm of Roberts, Greenbaum & Itkin) which was to last from 1 June 1961 through 31 May (1963) (Roberts)
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was to receive $100) per week from the firm while on the leave of absence. (Roberts) did receive the following payments: 09 (Sept) 1961 $200) 4 Dec 1961 - $100) 09 (10 Jan) 1962 ($100) (1 June) 1962 - $100;) 9 (18 June) 1962 $500) NOTE: (Roberts) received only $1,000) when he should have received ($10,400.)12 July 1961 (FBI)advised that (Roberts) was still reporting to them in New York.25 July 1961 (Roberts) was given CIA polygraph interview.Aug 1961 (Roberts) approved by Office of Security for CIA employment as a Staff Agent.Sept 1961 (FBI) advised they had broken off all contact with (Roberts.)24 May 1963 (Roberts) wrote letter to (firm) withdrawing his membership effective (31 May) 1963.May 1965 (Roberts) received a check from Itkin for $2,500 but with the stipulation that (Roberts) send $1,250 to England in order to get the money out of reach of Itkin's first wife.26 May 1965 (Roberts) arrived in (Dakar.)16 June 1965 (Roberts) sent $500 to Itkin, in England after asking Itkin about a desk and chair to be sent to (Roberts, in (Dakar)10 Nov 1965 (Robert) forwarded money to Aida Itkin in England.Jan 1966 Itkin advised (Roberts) about the formation of (Conestoga, Ltd.)Feb 1966 Itkin wrote to (Roberts) about Senator Lodge.
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992OGC 69-018131 January 1969MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Herbert ItkinRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce1.  A meeting was held on 27 January 1969 with Messrs. Rocca, Houston, Warner and myself to discuss the ramifications of the confrontation with the New York FBI office on 17 January. It was concluded that additional information was required on (Thomas L. Roberts) and (Robert Delson). I contacted the Director of Security and requested the security files on these two individuals and was advised that we could not have the security files but that Mr. Ward Greene would bring the files to the office and discuss their contents openly.2.  On 29 January, Mr. Greene brought the security files on (Roberts) and (Delson) and was most cooperative in explaining their contents. Attached is a chronological rundown on the pertinent information on (Thomas L. Roberts) affiliation with the FBI, CIA and Itkin.3.  On 30 January, a meeting was held with Messrs. Houston, Warner, Rocca, and (Eugene Milligan) CCS (LP) GLOBE, to discuss the operational use of Mr. (Roberts). Mr. (Roberts) has been a Staff Agent of CIA since 28 August 1961. From March 1964 to November 1964 he spent time in (West Africa) writing a monograph on (West African legal) problems. It should be noted that this task was performed under a grant from a foundation which was blown in the MHDOWEL exposures. In November 1964 (Roberts) was assigned for Cover to the Radio Corporation of America legal) staff where he remained until March 1965 and then went to (Dakar)
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4. The facts in the attached chronology are subject to question since they are the result of (Roberts) own explanation of his affiliation with Itkin rather than having been determined from independent sources. The most critical aspect would appear to be the knowledge or suspicion that Itkin may have known of 03(Roberts) affiliation with CIA. This knowledge is borne out by the strange way in which Itkin repeatedly brings(Roberts) name into the story which Itkin develops about his CIA affiliations. One of the questions to be answered by (L)GLOBE personnel is whether or not (Roberts) reported his activities with Itkin in Geneva, Switzerland, in March 1966. There appears to be no record of 03(Roberts') having explained why he never pursued the Itkin debt or what his financial contribution was to the (law firm of Itkin, Roberts and Greenbaum.)5. Mr. Rocca was advised by Mr. Sam Papich of the FBI that the New York District Attorney may be considering prosecution against (Roberts) for having absconded with funds received from negligence cases. We do not have sufficient information to evaluate the likelihood of criminal prosecution. It may be necessary to discuss this problem with representatives of Mr. Hogan's office.6. With regard to (Robert Delson) there appear to have been two operational considerations, one having been a request to use him with Project DTPILLAR from November 1953 to February 1955, and then a request in 1963 by the Domestic Operations Division for his use on Project WUBRINY. In March 1964 DO Division advised Security that (Delson) was not going to be used on WUBRINY. Mr. Rocca commented that there are some rather ominous allegations against members of the firm of (Delson, Levin and Gordon) indicating that one member of the firm was a card-carrying member of the Communist Party. At the present time Mr. Rocca is investigating the DTPILLAR use of Mr. (Delson.)Attachmentcc: C/CI/B&AJOHN K. GREANEYAssistant General Counsel
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DIV/D-511/7617 November 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of General CounselFROM : William F. DonnellyActing Chief, Division DSUBJECT : Letter of Indemnity for (Collins Radio)1. We would appreciate your signing the attached   letters.2. Mr. Yockey, Vice President and General Manager   of Collins Government Telecommunications Division, has   agreed to conduct certain research and development work   on behalf of an Agency proprietary provided this Agency   guarantees all agreements entered into by Collins and   the proprietary. The attached letters will serve this   purpose. The unclassified letter will be for Mr. (Yockey's)   retention. The classified letter will be shown for his   information and written acknowledgment and then returned   to Agency files.Attachments:As StatedWilliam F. Donnelly
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TOP SECRET29 November 1976Dear Mr.(Yockey)This letter acknowledges that the Liechtenstein Anstalt Electronic Products International Etablissement is an instrumentality of the United States Government. This Agency, as the true party in interest, stands behind all official agreements of the Anstalt and guarantees its credit.This classified letter will be retained in the files of this Agency for safekeeping, but will be available to you or your authorized representatives at any reasonable time. The United States Government appreciates your cooperation in this matter relative to the national security.Sincerely,Anthony A. LaphamGeneral CounselAcknowledged(Donald J. Yockey)
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYWASHINGTON, D.C. 2050529 November 1976Dear Mr. (Yockey)Your company may enter into contractual agreements involving this Agency. A classified letter of even date herewith describes arrangements relating to these agreements and is held in the files of this Agency for safekeeping and has been acknowledged by you. This classified letter is available for your inspection or the inspection of a representative of your company at any reasonable time.This Agency appreciates your cooperation in this matter relative to the national security.Sincerely,Anthony A. LaphamGeneral Counsel![logo of american revolution bicentennial 1776-1976]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceMEMORANDUM FOR: Director of LogisticsSUBJECT: Request for Services of Collins Modem Field Service Engineer1. The Office of Communications recently purchased two Collins Radio Company Model TE-216D-160 High Frequency Data Modems at a cost of $20,000 each. These Modems are specially designed equipment and will be used to test the feasibility of transmitting Secure (encrypted) Voice over a narrow band, high frequency, radio circuit. We also intend to determine their suitability for use in high speed data transmission, and tests by our Engineering Staff are scheduled to commence in mid-February.2. Owing to the fact Modems are very complex in operation requiring special set-up techniques and adjustment, it would be advantageous to have a specialist available to assist our personnel and to assure timely completion of the tests. Accordingly, it is requested that a contract be let with the Collins Radio Company for the services of a Field Service Engineer. It is presently estimated that the services of this Engineer will be required at (Station "D", VTC) for approximately six to eight weeks depending on test results. The exact date on which the Engineer is needed will be determined as preliminary installation of the equipment is completed. For planning purposes, however, we estimate he will be required on or about 6 March 1967.3. It is understood from discussions with Collins representatives at Newport Beach, California, that engineering services of this type cost approximately $3,000 per month in addition to travel expenses. We recommend that the services of Modem Field Service Engineer, Mr.(Donald Warren Waycott),   be secured, as he has an Agency TOP SECRET clearance effective 19 May 1965.4. For any additional information, please contact Mr.(Jack W. Andrews)   on Extension 2045.Attachment:Request for Procurement ServicesJOHN W. COFFEYDirector of Communications
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SUBJECT: Request for Services of Collins Modem Field ServiceEngineerCONCURRENCE:(Signed) RICHARD H. LANSDALEOffice of General Counsel7 1967DateHarlon a. WestrellDirector of Security8 FEB 1967DateAPPROVAL:/S/ Dow H. LuchepherDirector of Personnel8 FEB 1967DateDistribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee w/att.1 - Director of Security w/o att.1 - Director of Personnel w/o att.1- General Counsel w/o att.PET2
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104-10107-10183 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SC-02164-58Summary of Initial MissionsIn the period from 20 June to 10 July 1956 the Soviet Bloc air defense system was subjected to eight penetrations of an unprecedented nature, seven occurring within a period of only eight days. It must be remembered that provides the only basis of judging the performance of the Soviet system. This is important because it is clear from RECAL material that considerable air defense business is conducted over landlines and thus not observed by COMINT. However, some tentative conclusions may be drawn from these initial flights and these are indicated as follows:1. In spite of the fact that these missions came as a surprise, none of them went undetected. This is clear evidence that their radar coverage extends above (72,000) feet.- 23 -TOP SECRET - EIDER - CHESS
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SC-02164-587. Confusion and track loss seemed to be related to the presence of large numbers of fighters although the saturation point has not been determined because of insufficient date.8. The question of radars for height finding, the capabilities of TOKEN in this role, the introduction of ROCK CAKES and later developments are discussed in another section. It is believed, however, that these missions were a catalyst in the introduction of ROCK CAKES.- 25 -TOP SECRET - EIDER-CHESS
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104-10107-10195. 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DANIEL FLORES![image of a document with handwritten text Daniel Flores]
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYWASHINGTON, D.C. 20505OGC 75-419113 November 1975## Personal and ConfidentialThe Honorable Barnard F. JenningsSenior Judge, Circuit Court forFairfax County4000 Chain Bridge RoadFairfax, Virginia 22030Dear Judge Jennings:An employee of this Agency who falls within that special categoryof employees that members of my office have previously discussed withyou has been summoned for jury duty at Circuit Courtroom #6, FairfaxCounty Courthouse, commencing 17 November 1975. It is my understandingthat you believe such employees should not serve on a jury.The employee is identified by a copy of his jury summons returnedunder separate cover and, as previously agreed, we ask that this letterand the name of the employee not be joined together. Mr. Edmund Cohenof my office will be pleased to explain the circumstances further if youdesire. He can be reached at the following number: 351-5648.We appreciate your efforts on our behalf.Sincerely,![signature of John S. Warner]John S. WarnerGeneral CounselOGC: ECohen: aamDistribution:Original - Addressee (delivered by courier 11/13/75)- JURY DUTY  1 - EC signature file  1 - ChronoNOTE: Per GMBreneman's call to Mrs. Chesky,Judge Jenning's secretary, Mr. Daniel Floreshas been excused from jury duty. Sandy calledMr. Flores with this message.Alyce 11/14/75![scribbled marks]
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☐ UNCLASSIFIED ☐ CONFIDENTIAL ☐ SECRET# ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: (Optional)Daniel Flores - Jury SummonsFROM:Frank StewartOS/EABEXTENSION: 7720NO.: ACC75-4073DATE: 7 NOV 75DATE: 11/7/75TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)|                  | DATE    | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) || ---------------- | ------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || 1. OGC 7007      | 11/7/75 |                    | To 1. Request OGC action Re attached.                                                                   || 2.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 3.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 4.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 5.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 6.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 7.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 8.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 9.               |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 10.              |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 11. OS/EAB 4E 33 |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 12.              |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 13.              |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 14.              |         |                    |                                                                                                         || 15.              |         |                    |                                                                                                         |FORM 610 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS☐ SECRET ☐ CONFIDENTIAL ☐ INTERNAL USE ONLY ☐ UNCLASSIFIED
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# OUTSIDE ACTIVITY APPROVAL REQUESTCOMPLETE AND FORWARD ORIGINAL AND 2 COPIES TO EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES BRANCHTO: DIRECTOR OF SECURITY; ATTN: EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES BRANCH DATE 7 November 1975THRU: Chief LA/COGChief L SecurityFROM: NAME AND GRADE OF EMPLOYEE (Print or type) Daniel Flores GS-12 COMPONENT LA/COG ROOM NO. AND BLDG. 3D5325 PHONE 71441. FULL DESCRIPTION OF OUTSIDE ACTIVITY FOR WHICH APPROVAL IS REQUESTED INCLUDING NAMES OF ORGANIZATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS CONCERNED. DATES. LOCALE. ETC. (Refer to HR 10-7 before completing)On 29 October 1975 I received a summons from the Circuit Court of Fairfax County, Virginia to serve on jury duty beginning 17 November 1975 for two months.I am presently(under Department of State cover (nominal). Request Guidance.322. REMARKS BY REQUESTORIN ENGAGING IN THE REQUESTED ACTIVITY, I WILL MAKE NO REFERENCE TO OR DISCUSS MY CIA ASSIGNMENTS OR DUTIES. I (WILL, WILL NOT) BE IDENTIFIED AS EMPLOYED BY CIA FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:![signature of requesting employee]3. COMMENTS AND CONCURRENCE OF STAFF. DIVISION OR OFFICE HEADCONCUR: 11/7/75![signature of operating offical]FOR COMPLETION BY EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES BRANCH AND RETURN OF ORIGINAL TO EMPLOYEEDATE:SECURITY APPROVAL HAS BEEN (GRANTED, DENIED) FOR THE ACTIVITY CONTEMPLATED BY THIS REQUEST.(FOR) CHIEF, SECURITY SUPPORT DIVISION113
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STATE OF VIRGINIATO:FloresLarkin Danepursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of Fairfax County, Virginia, received on October 20, 1975, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR for jury service for the term beginning at 8:30 AM on the 17th day of November 1975, in Circuit Courtroom 2nd floor, Fairfax County Courthouse, 4000 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, Va 22030.Questions you may have will be answered when you report on that date. If any emergency precludes you from reporting as directed above, please call the Clerk of Court's office at 691-2227 or 691-2228. Any correspondence relating to this summons should be directed to the Chief Circuit Court Judge of Fairfax County and not to the Sheriff. Please clock your mileage from your home to the Courthouse and be prepared to provide to the Clerk of Court your roundtrip mileage for reimbursement purposes.![signature]JACK V. SUMERSON, SHERIFFFairfax County, Cities of Fairfax and Falls Church
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199210 oclock DCI's deadline.RETURN TO CIABackground Use Only► Do Not ReproduceSalked to Jim Collis, Deputy ChiefGround Photo Services Branck, in the absenceof Harry Dan Tuyl. Shere is no photo ofthe "bums in police custody at the scexeof the assasination". Without a creditat the bottom of the photo it cannot be obtainedfrom the wire service directMr Collis called Herb Simmons CRS,Document Services Group could arrange forOwe umar in New York (who has State, colove").to put in a request to Newsweek. Mr. 99Simmons said he Dcould not make arequest for a domestic photo without theauthorization of Dr. Proctoe but evex ofauthorization he does not reccommendthis gute as there is no plausiblereason for a "State " person to berequesteding this photo:[^24]ZIBR[^24]
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# PRIORITY104-10109-10320 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199222 APR 71S 149TO HDQSFROM SAC EFSSUOJ SUPPORT TO REST JEAL - LINDER KEY(LIAR'S LE $219 000 F30/ATTENTION:1.  ABOUT 050 ARS OR 22 APR 71, MR. WILLIAE LOSNER, SENIOR VPLANK OF PERKIVE AND A CLEARED ANDITTING CONTACT OF THIC ICSCY FORFANY YRS, APTO A LOS DISTANCE PRORE CALL FROL. LES WHITE KER, ASSOCIATEOF JACK ANDERS. THITAKER INQUIRED AS TO LOSEER'S ASSOCIATΙΟΝ ΕΙΤΗTHIS AGENCY DET ALLEGED ACTIVITIES OF AGENCY AT LIAR'S LAIRO LINDERMAN KEY, LICATED ABOUT EICHT CILES SE OF HONESTED AFTACROSS DISCAYNEY.2.  LOSE DELLED KNOLLEDGE OF AND ASSOCIATION WITH THIS AGENCY.ARPTD HE IS OFFICER IS COMP CRICH LEASED LIAN'S LAIR FRON UL. IV OFBISHI SEVERAL YES ADO. (THIS IS TRUTH AND PEITHER SITE FOR COAPHAS PRESENT ASSOCIATION ITH THE GECD. HE ALSO APTD THAT ONLYACTIVITY THERES CORP FORK FORCE REBUILDING AN OLD PIS. DURG LISTWEEKEND.3.  LOSER SPECULATES TIST SITEKEN MY HAVE OCT 113 1709.FRON STATE CORP. ALSO, SOKONG WITH PAST KOLEOL OF AGENCY(CONTINUED)
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PAGE TWO OF NC 149 #219 000ACTIVITIES AT LIAR'S LAIR MAY HAVE OBSERVED THE WORK FORCE OVER THE PAST WEEKEND AND FALSELY ASSOCIATED ACTIVITY WITH THIS AGENCY. MFO FEELS ANDERSON AWARE OF AGENCY'S PAST INTEREST IN KEY THROUGH DISCLOSURES OF CAPT BRAD AYRES.4. THIS INFO PASSED TO VENOM. SUGGEST HDQS PASS TO EH.PRIORITYEND MAL THANKSEND JES YM