Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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of her father's intention to come to Washington to makeinquiry at the Russian Embassy in regard to his visit toRussia. Subject's father wished Subject to accompany himbut she indicated that as a government employee she didnot want to go there.4. Mrs. TARASOFF says that her oldest sister, Mrs.   Sherry COMELLA knows of her CIA employment and the necessity   not to divulge this information. Subject stated that her   father and mother know only that she is a government employee.   They are not interested in the Agency or Department where   she or her husband is employed. Subject also advised that   although her landlady and Sears Roebuck Department Store know   her as CIA she is not aware that anyone else knows.5. Mr. O'Neal asked what could be done about this   situation. Mr. Means said that Subject's husband is in   Mexico under light state cover but had previously been   backstopped firmly as a contract employee of the Department   of State, Escort Branch, Division of Language Services. He   said he would firm up this backstop so that in the event of   inquiry at that Division of State it would be confirmed that   he is in Mexico on an assignment. Mr. Woodward stated that   he would provide a U.S. Army Translation Unit cover for   Mrs. TARASOFF retroactive to her entrance on duty. The.   ündersigned stated that he would conduct expedite credit   checks on the Subject and her husband to ascertain whether or   not they had been recorded as Agency employees.6. It was agreed among the conferees that since the   father of Subject was unwitting of Subject's CIA employment   he would not be specially briefed on what to answer in the   event that the question was asked in connection with his   VISA application. It was agreed that not knowing the specific   Department of Government he would have to consult his daughter   and then she could give the cover which had been prepared for   her. The undersigned pointed out the possibility that Subject's   father might know of Subjects employment but it was agreed   that in view of his age and background it was very improbable   and that it would be better not to brief him specifically   on Subjects employment but to let the question be handled   naturally.SECRET
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7. Subsequent to the meeting expedite credit checks on the Subject and her husband revealed no record at either the Credit Bureau or Stone's. It has subsequently been learned that Subject's father had visited the Embassy and had been asked to give a short history and the names of his children. Subject was listed by her father in her maiden name. Consequently no further difficulty is expected in this matter. The Office of Security is to be kept advised of further developments in this case by T. K. Chalmers, Subject's supervisor.ACTION:None. Information only.Robert J. LeonardNote: The question of Subject and/or her husband employment did not care up and accordingly was not given to her father or the fantasia embassy.
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# 104-10130-10305 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992CONFIDENTIAL(When Filled In)REINVESTIGATION ACTIONSUBJECTTARASOFF BORIS DIMITRIDATE9 Sept 1966FILE NO.104 8871. THE FILE OF THE SUBJECT HAS BEEN REVIEWED IN CONNECTION WITH THE REINVESTIGATION PROGRAM AND. NO ACTION HAS BEEN   TAKEN FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON:INVESTIGATION WITHIN LAST FIVE YEARSCURRENT ASSIGNMENT OVERSEASPOSSIBLE RETIREMENT OR RESIGNATIONON LWOP STATUS(Other)2. IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE. THIS CASE HAS BEEN PENDED TO 1 Sept 19683. THIS CASE IS TO BE FORWARDED TO THE CHIEF, TRANSACTION REVIEW SECTION. CLEARANCE BRANCH. UPON SUBJECT'S RETURN   FROM OVERSEAS OR ANY CHANGE IN CURRENT STATUS.4. REMARKSRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceSIGNATURE FOR C/TRS, CLEARANCE BRANCH![signature]CONFIDENTIAL![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification] (4-8-13)FORM3-63 1986dypd
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14-00000104-10130-103392025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Memorandum for the FileTARASOFF, Boris13 February 1962About two weeks ago Mr.[Sounitza], 00/C extension 3026, called and said that they needed an interpreter for a Soviet Delegation for one afternoon and Subject had been selected. Mr.[Sounitza] said that Mr. Kuhn had given his approval recently on the Subject.Mr.[Sounitza] said that a new exchange program is now under negotiation.Subject will be under [State Department] cover [as a contractor for the language school.]No security objection was interposed to Subject's use.R. C. Swendiman
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992TRAVEL ORDERNAMEBoris D. Tarasoff (FDD)VIICIAL STATIONWashington, D.C.OFFICE PHONE10488SERVICE TRAVEL ORDER NO.GRADEGS-11YOU ARE AUTHORIZED TO TRAVEL AND INCUR NECESSARY EXPENSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATIONS. THIS TRAVEL OR CHANGE OF OFFICIAL STATION, IF SO DESIGNATED, IS MADE FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES AND NOT FOR YOUR PERSONAL CONVENIENCE.ITINERARY, MODE OF TRAVEL AND PURPOSEWashington, D.C. to Mexico City and return.MODE: AirRETURN TO CIA Background Use OnlyPURPOSE: TDY Replacement for Station Employee while on home leave. Do Not ReproduceArea Classified Category A.TRAVEL DURATIONBEGINENDPER DIEM ALLOWANCEDOMESTICFOREIGNAUTOMOBILE ALLOWANCECENTS PER MI. NOT TO EXCEED COST-BY COMMON CARRIERCENTS PER MI. AS MORE ADVANTAGEOUS TO GOV'T.15 Aug.'60$X MAXIMUMOTHER (See below)ALLOWANCES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS WITH REASONS90 days TDY[Light State Cover]DEPENDENT TRAVEL AUTHORIZEDNAMEDATE OF BIRTHRELATIONSHIPPROCURE TRANSPORTATION BYTRANSPORTATION REQUESTESTIMATED COST OF TRAVELCASH OR OTHER$1400.00 (02)DISPOSITION OF EFFECTSAUTHORIZATIONI CERTIFY FUNDS ARE AVAILABLESHIPMENTNONTEMPORARY STORAGEOBLIGATION REFERENCE NO.SHIPMENT POA AUTHORIZEDEXCESS BAGGAGE AUTHORIZEDACCOMPANIEDUNACCOMPANIED34LBS AND MODELBS AND MODECHARGE COST CENTER NO.40 Air1135-5700-3000ACCOMPANY TRAVELERADVANCE OF FUNDS REQUESTEDDATESIGNATURE OF B & F OFFICERFOLLOW WITHIN 6 MONTHSXYESACCOUNTING DUE DATEADVANCE RETURNNODec. 1960REQUESTING OFFICIALCharles A. MooreCOORDINATIONSIGNATURETITLE & COMPONENTDATETYPED NAME AND TITLECOMPONENTCCI7/1/6SIGNATURE J. C. KINGDATE Chief, RIDAUTHORIZING OFFICIAL5 July 1960TYPED NAME AND TITLECOMPONENTSIGNATURE RICHARD HELMSDATE Chief, Ops.5 July 1960FORM 540 OBSOLETEPREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(28-48)
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# TRAVEL BRIEFING SHENAME: TARASOFF, Boris DFILE: 104887OFFICE: FDD/00PHONE:TITLE AND GRADE: GS-11DEPARTURE DATE: 13 AUG 60STATUS (90 DAYS) TDYCOVER: [LT/STATE] 99DESTINATION: MEXICO CITYDEPENDENTS BRIEFING:PREVIOUS TRAVEL: Area ______ Cover ______ YearsArea ______ Cover ______ YearsArea ______ Cover ______ YearsRisk of Capture Travel Briefing Category A ✗ B C DCERTIFICATION:SPECIAL CLEARANCESTYPE: ______ COORDINATED ______CONCURRENCE:TYPE: ______ COORDINATED ______SPECIAL BRIEFINGTYPE: ______ COORDINATED ______TYPE: ______ COORDINATED ______1. Emergency Contacts2. Knowledge of Security Regulations3. Travel Precautions4. Personal Affairs5. Personal Correspondence6. Personal Conduct7. Association with Foreign Nationals8. Defensive Audio Surveillance9. Cover10. Responsibility as American AbroadOTHERDate Briefed: 7-20-60SECRETBY Thomas & CoffSECURITY OFFICER
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14-00000104-10130-103562025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992fileSerasoft, Bares Dimitri# 104827707. Jerman WE, Dir. inquired whether SC has any objection to Subject14-4assignment to [Salary, Karaway] PCS.707. Jerman was advised that a prelim. may review of Subject's file indicated no reason why subject should not be processed – but because of Subject's background, the final decision would be made Top side.![signature]RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceVPV
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# SECRET2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199228 Ma. 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: The RecordSUBJECT: Mr. Boris D. TARASOFF, PCS Security Clearance1. I have been advised by a representative of the Office of Security that Mr. TARASOFF will be granted security clearance for PCS to Mexico City with the following proviso:That WHD is aware of and recognizes in conjunction with his overseas function: Mr. TARASOFF and his family are known to be CIA; and, further, are known by USSR representatives whom he served as interpreter/translator in the U.S. (NOTE: I believe that during the periods of the interp./transl. duties he was given cover (of Dept. of State or U.S. Govt. Contract Employee.2. I advised that the WHD was aware of the above, accepted same, and that the proviso would be brought to attention of C/WH/3.W. S. RENEHANWH/PersSECRET![signature]
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# SECRET28 July 1975MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Wackenhut CorporationSF#493 3641. The files on George R. Wackenhut (SF#254 530) and his company, Wackenhut Corporation, were opened in May of 1960. Agency interest in Mr. Wackenhut and his company was for the purpose of obtaining cover support for Western Hemisphere Agency employees assigned to Florida. 242. Mr. Wackenhut, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, was investigated by this Agency with favorable results, and a Covert Security Approval for his use was granted on 21 November 1961. Subsequently, his company provided cover backstopping to Western Hemisphere employees stationed in the Miami, Florida, area. 243. In April of 1967 due to the notoriety that Mr. Wackenhut had received in connection with his activities in Florida, Mr. Wackenhut's Covert Security Approval was rescinded and this Agency severed our relations with him. 24 However, in November of 1974 it was learned that Wackenhut Corporation was providing guard coverage to Global Marine Development, Incorporated (GMDI), Los Angeles, California, a firm that the Agency office of DDS&T was dealing with. This Agency made no attempt to persuade GMDI to terminate their contract with Wackenhut Corporation, and it is assumed that GMDI is still receiving guard coverage from them.
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# MEMORANDUM FOR RECORDSUBJECT: The Wackenhut Corporation3280 Ponce de Leon BoulevardCoral Gables, Florida1. Mr. Bannerman, Security Office, arranged through Chief,   CCS for the writer to meet Mr. George Wackenhut, President of   subject, to explore its potential for cover support. At 10:30   a.m., on 14 March 1963, Mr. Wackenhut, Mr. Wes Reynolds, and I   met at Mr. Reynold's home, 3809 37th Street, North, Arlington.   Mr. Reynolds apparently represents Wackenhut in the Washington   area, although I did not gather that the firm is actually   operating here at present. Mr. Wackenhut and Mr. Reynolds, both,   are ex-FBI agents.2. Wackenhut started his firm in 1954. In 1961 it was   reported to have 1100 employees and anticipated 1961 sales in   excess of $5 million. At present it has offices in Miami,   Coral Gables, Tampa, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, New York City,   Boston, Buffalo, Denver, Los Angeles, San Jose (Calif.), Honolulu,   San Juan and Ponce, Puerto Rico. Wackenhut freely states that   he trades on the reputation of the FBI by publicizing widely the   21 ex-FBI agents, including two former Assistant Directors of the   FBI, in his management.3. The Operating Divisions of the company and their services   are described in a Wackenhut brochure as follows:### Investigative DivisionPerforms all types of investigations for attorneys, insurancecompanies, banks and other businesses; sets up internal auditsystems to prevent embezzlements, and investigates personal back-grounds of prospective executives, business partners and associates.### Scientific Services DivisionConducts pre and post-employment, pre-promotional and speci-fic lie detector examinations for business and industry; special-izes in technical security and investigative techniques, scientificdetection devices, and electronic and mechanical security methodsand equipment, and performs electronic "sweeps" to counter businessespionage through the detection of electronic intrusion attempts.
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-2-## Internal Intelligence DivisionSpecializes in exposing and controlling inside thefts that may range from employee pilferage, through embezzlement of thousands of dollars, to highly valuable industrial secrets.## Central Clearing DivisionAssists personnel and security directors to screen quickly the backgrounds of present and potential employees through the massive files of The Wackenhut Corporation.## Retail Store Protection DivisionIncreases net profits by reducing inventory shortages through the control of internal and external losses with security programs designed to meet the client's specific needs.## Training Services DivisionProvides specialized training programs for security, fire fighting, investigative and other personnel of business organizations and professional groups.## Industrial Security DivisionProvides the essential security services that are required by all companies seeking or handling government classified contracts; assists management in disaster and emergency planning.## Fire and Safety DivisionSupplies ambulance services, first aid crews, Wackenhut fire- men fully trained in the technical field of industrial and municipal fire fighting and equipment, and safety surveys, systems, and educational programs.## Guard Forces DivisionSelects, investigates, trains and supervises the uniformed and plain-clothes guards who protect your operations; also provides uniformed receptionists and guardettes; makes physical property surveys to determine security requirements and establishes security systems and controls.4.  Mr. Wackenhut wants to expand abroad, in view of his successful venture into Puerto Rico. However, he has no definite plans as of the present and seemed to be seeking from CIA covert[^1] sponsorship for entry into areas of interest to us. He is prepared to furnish personnel himself or to permit integration of[^1] Agency nominees.5. It is not apparent to me that there is any significant market for Wackenhut's services in foreign countries, except possibly among American businesses with physical plants overseas. The nature of these services, I would presume, would make rather difficult acquisition of the necessary occupational permits in many countries. The potential for clandestine intelligence activities would be too obvious to host governments, and the emphasés[^1]: 24
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- 3 -on former FBI personnel probably would enhance such suspicions,particularly in Latin America where "FBI" means "intelligence"since its WW II activities there.6. CCS/NC on occasion receives requests for advice to business organizations as to setting up security systems at overseas   installations. We recently referred a request of this type,   involving a major oil company, to the Physical Security element of   the Security Office. Conceivably, the Agency might make some   arrangement to advise Wackenhut of such requests, providing our own   Security Office is satisfied as to Wackenhut's competence. We 24   could then place an Agency representative, if desired, in the teamry   dispatched overseas by Wackenhut should his company successfully   secure the contract.7. Wackenhut said he would be willing to dispatch teams to   set up personal security systems for foreign chiefs of state   whom the Agency wants protected. He is amenable, in fact, to any   reasonable application of his capabilities to Agency problems.   He would be willing to negotiate financing in equitable propor-   tions in the event an overt operation, set up at Agency behest,   were not financially self-susteining.8. Wackenhut impressed me as a clean-cut, energetic, ambitious   young business man who is obviously proud of what appears to be   a superior organization of its type. He is interest/in profits,   but it is my impression he is sincerely eager to do what he can to   assist the government and feels that CIA offers one possible oppor-   tunity. Incidentally, he appears somewhat younger in person than   in the pictures appearing in the promotional material given the   writer.9. Copies of this memorandum are being furnished those Agency   components which might have an interest in utilizing subject com-   pany. Inquiries may be directed to the writer.FRED R. YOUNGBLOODChief, CCS/C
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14-00000104-10130-104852025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceSPEED LETTER|                                        |                  || -------------------------------------- | ---------------- || TO :                                   | DATE             || Chief, Central Cover Staff             | 26 February 1969 || ATTN: James W. Franklin                |                  ||                                        |                  || REPLY REQUESTED                        | LETTER NO.       || YES NO                                 |                  || FROM:                                  |                  || Christos S. Gikas                      |                  || Acting Chief, Employee Activity Branch |                  |Please check your records for any cover considerations in connection with the release of a retirement medallion to VITALE, Guy, DDP/WH.![signature]REPLYNo cover objections.![signature]RETURN TO ORIGINATORFORM 1831 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS5-67
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# INFORMATION FOR THE SECURITY FILETO : Chief, Personnel Security Division Date: 1 July 1965FROM : Chief, Interrogation Research Division IRD#: 21642SUBJECT: SWENSON, Harold Francis SF #: 73086CATEGORY A: 1. Foreign relatives residing in foreign countries.2. Foreign relatives (non-US citizens) residing in the United States.3. Relatives residing in foreign countries other than U. S. Government connectedCATEGORY B: 1. Any relatives employed by foreign governments foreign owned firms or foreign intelligence organizations.CATEGORY C: 1. Foreign social acquaintances residing in foreign countries.2. Foreign social acquaintances (non-US citizens) residing in the United States.3. Social acquaintances other than U. S. citizens or Government connected residing in foreign countries.CATEGORY D: 1. Any acquaintance employed by a foreign government, foreign owned firm or foreign intelligence organization.CATEGORY E: 1. Close Agency acquaintances.CATEGORY F: 1. Current roommates.CATEGORY G: 1. By whom recommended.| CATEGORY | NAME(citizenship) | ADDRESS   | EMPLOYMENT | RELATIONSHIP TYPE ASSOCIATION TYPE CONTACT || -------- | ----------------- | --------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------ || A        | None              |           |            |                                            || B        | None              |           |            |                                            || C        | None              |           |            |                                            || D        | None              |           |            |                                            || E        | Bob Sallgren      | Arlington | CIA/I+R    | *former* *supervisor* Friend & content     ||          | Jack Flynn        | Bethesda  | CIA/WH/C   | Friend & college                           || F        | Al Rodriguez      | Bethesda  | CIA/OTR    | Friend & colleague                         || F        | None              |           |            |                                            |
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WH/C #65-20010 May 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: C/FI/INT/IESUBJECT: Foreign Intelligence Officers in Liaison with CIA in the United StatesREFERENCES:A. Your Memo dated 14 April 1965, Subject as above.B. SAS Memo #64-96 dated 5 February 19641. The following information is submitted per your reference A which has been reported previously in reference B to the Director of Security.Name: Colonel Carlos LUNAPosition: Argentine representative to the Security Committee of the OAS, Washington, D. C.Nationality: ArgentineBackground: Age, 49. Born Argentina. Wife is Argentine. Senior Colonel in the Argentine Army. Career Army Intelligence officer. Formerly an officer assigned to the Secretaria de Informaciones del Estado (SIDE), the senior Argentine Intelligence Service with which we maintain official liaison.The Argentine service has assigned officers to the OAS Security Committee (at Washington, D. C.) at our official request. He replaced Lt. Col. Francisco RAMIREZ and has almost finished his tour here. Estimated time of departure from Washington, D. C. in July 65. He was assigned to the OAS Security Committee by the Argentine Army and the Argentine Intelligence Service (SIDE).CIA Contacts: Harold F.: Swenson, WH/C/SPRaford W. Herbert, DC/WHD #30061John Wilson, DC/WH/2 #104.057SECRET
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SECRET- 2 -Frequency of Meetings: Occasional. No more often than once per month as a rule.Place of Meetings: At homes of above listed officers or at restaurants.2, The above contact stems from a past association, is only semi-official and in each instance covered by a Memorandum of Record to WH Division.Harold F. SwensonWH/C/SPcc. Deputy Director for PlansDistribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - DDP1 - WH/C/ESEC1 - ChronoSECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of PersonnelATTENTION: Mrs. Dorothy TurnerRoom 5E03FROM: Deputy Director of Security (Investigationsand Operational Support)SUBJECT: (SAFLEY, Harold F.) (A)#730361. This is to advise that a CIA Identification Card will be issued in the above captioned alias to an employee of TFW. You are requested to establish an indices card in the above alias in order that the Office of Personnel will be in a position to acknowledge any inquiries that might be received concerning the Subject.2. Upon receipt of any inquiry, you are further requested to promptly acknowledge Agency employment for such individual and then to advise the Chief, Cover Support Section of the Office of Security, extension 6280 or 7380 or in the latters absence, Mr. George Ladner, TFW/Security, extension 6055.FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:![signature of Victor White]CC: 00/CKUHNKE/efb6 November 1962PENDING M/R: See TFW memorandum dated 5 November 1962 which was concurred in by Moorhouse of CCS with the understanding that I would advise Mr. Bannerman of the action taken and obtain his approval upon the latters return on or about 9 November 1962. An exception was made in this case to the general rule that CIA identification in alias will not be issued to (State Department) integrees. The exception was granted because of the Subject's position and long experience in matters of this nature and due to the fact that it will be strictly controlled and limited to assignment which will be directly by Mr. Harvey.Ervan E. Kuhnke, Jr.