Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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the friendship of peoples of the Near and Middle East toward the United States and to combat Commisa. It was incorporated as a voluatury, non-profit membership corporation under the Lave of New York State. Dotothy T30HP008, columnist, was selected an Chairman. In early 1967 AFME received a good deal of newspaper publicity concerning its Agency affilistion including articles in the Bovist press, TASS and USSR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, Syria vas the only country in which AFMR is active that rassed the question of the organization'a continue à existence in the light of allegations of Agency financial supports although, there wore romblinge in Iraq.## San Jacinto FundThere is no 08 subject file on the San Jacinto Fund. The attached memorandum dated 30 January 1967 from Chier, Contral Cover Group to Doputy Director, Plans "Threat of Exposure of Agency Operaticis" - stated that RAMPARTS has expressad intense interest in the Sen Jacinto Fund, and its sourons of income in particular, because it funds 5 HBEPITOME activities (youth affairs).## M. D. ANDERSON FoundationThare is no Os subject file on the M. D. ANDERSON Foundation but 08 indicas reflect a file on the M. D. ANDEREON Hospital and Tumor Institute.A study program to determine the effects in diverse Biological Systema resulting from exposure to high intensity coherent radiation was contracted with the Mi.D. ANDERSON Hospital and Tumor Institute, University of Texas, Houston, Texas in October 1963 but as of 16 April 1964 there was a hole order against going ahead with the contract because of a question as to why the Agency should bear the whole cost of the contract which was to be for inter-departmental use. In May 1967 a note in the file indicated that H. D. ANDERSON Hospital and Tumor Institute will be engaged in classified vort for the Agency. There was no record of a clearance issued.## MARGHALL FOUNDATIONBee attached memorandum Asted 30 January 1967 fron Chief, Central Cover Group to Deputy Director, Plans "Threat of Exposure of Agency Operations". The MARSHALL Foundation of Houston, Texas is considered cor of the nout vulnerable to exposure.A "New York Times" article for 26 February 1967 disclosed that the MARSHALL Foundation of Houston, Teams chunneled funds from the Agency to the School of Industrial and Labor Relations et Cornell University from 1961 to 1963.(Sea Douglas B. MARSHALL)SECRET
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# BROWN, George Rufus - #94616George Rufus BROWN, Executive Vice President of BROWN and ROOT, Inc., Houston, Texas, was granted a Covert Security Clearance on 23 October 1953 for use as a covert associate in the United States on Project LPCOIN. On 22 April 1965 he was granted a Provisional Covert Security Approval to permit contact and assessment of BROWN in connection with his possible use in serving on the Board of Directors for a proprietary being set up to support staff employees working in Udorn, Thailand, Laos and a Covert Security Approval for this use was issued on 18 June 1965. These clearances were cancelled 2 June 1967 as BROWN was not used.# BROWN, Herman - #95239Herman BROWN, President and Director of BROWN and ROOT, Inc., Houston, Texas and President and Trustee of the BROWN Foundation, Houston, Texas, was granted a Covert Security Approval on 3 December 1953 for use as a Covert Associate in the U.S. under Project LPCOIN. This clearance was cancelled 15 February 1966.# CLARK, EdNegative# SHIVERS, Allan - #373051Governor Allen SHIVERS of Texas was on the Advisory Board of FACTS FORUM NEWS in September 1955. He was listed as a trustee of the American Good Government Society in April 1965.Allan SHIVERS, Governor of Texas, was a signar of a statement appearing in the NEW YORK TIMES for 20 October 1949 sponsored by the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign of the International Rescue Committee. The IRC was described as basically good, humanitarian organization but any individuals of questionable loyalty have been associated with it.A NEW YORK TIMES clipping for 12 February 1954 stated that Allan SHIVERS, Governor of Texas, said he planned to ask his Legislature to make membership in the Communist Party a death penalty offence. He was quoted as saying "In politics we often speak of bipartisan issues. I can think of nothing that should be more bipartisan than catching a Communist. There can be no valid issue between Americans over Communists. Americans are either pro-Communist or anti-Communist."No clearance was requested or issued for SHIVERS. His file contains reference cards only.# MOODY, DanNegativeSECRET
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# CABOT, Thomas D., Jr. - #430000Thomas D. CABOT, Jr. was approved for contact use on 17 August 1961. At the time he was Vice President and Director of International Relations Texas Butadiene and Chemical Corporation. He was residing in Lausanne, Switzerland. Contact interest was for briefing him on Agency interests in economic and political developments in various European countries; chemical industrial development, etc. He was the subject of a favorable background investigation in 1952.# CABOT, Thomas Dudley - #67904Thomas Dudley CABOT was granted a Covert Security Approval for use under Project LPCOIN. On 26 June 1959 he was issued a Covert Security Approval for use with Project DEGLANT. He was to serve as the President or Chairman of an American Committee whose objective was to foster Franco-American relations at the management level. CABOT had been approved for contact use in 1950 and received a clearance for use on the Executive Committee of M.I.T. in April 1954. A continuation of this clearance was granted on 29 October 1958.# SMITH, William A. - #76555William A. SMITH was granted an Operational Clearance on 22 August 1952 for use as an agent in Latin America under commercial cover. On 14 January 1955 a Covert Security Clearance was issued to SMITH to permit his use as a Covert Associate in the United States under Project LFFUNNEL.... At the time he had a number of business interests in Houston, Texas, i.e., William A. SMITH Construction Company, Houston, Texas; Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation, Citizens State Bank of Houston, etc.# BOOTHAM, GusNegative# JAWOREKI, Leon - #168199Leon JAWOREKI was granted a Covert Security Approval on 31 March 1958 in order that he could be made witting of Agency Interest in the M. D. ANDERSON Foundation. His file contains a newspaper clipping from the WASHINGTON STAR for 3 December 1963 which concerns his appointment as special counsel for a Texas State Court of Inquiry into the assassination of President KENNEDY. He had achieved prominence when he was prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Trials. The article also stated that in 1960 JAWOREKI successfully represented Lyndon B. JOHNSON in a court challenge of Mr. JOHNSON's right to have his name appear on the general election ballot in Texas both as a candidate for Vice-President and for reelection to the U. S. Senate. Another item in U. S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT for 7 July 1964 reported that Houston lawyer, Leon JAWOREKI, who is close to Lyndon JOHNSON was being considered for the job of Attorney General.SECRET
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# FREEMAN, John Henry - $257181John Henry FREEMAN was granted a Covert Security Approval on 28 June 1957 to permit the utilisation of his services under Project LFCOIN. At the time he was a partner in the large and leading law firm of FULBRIGHT, CROOKER, FREEMAN, BATES and JAWORSKI at Houston, Taxas and was a trustee of the M. D. ANDERSON Medical Foundation.# COCKRELL, Ernest Dashiell, Jr. - $91571 and #B409051-AErnest Dashiell COCKRELL, Jr. was approved for contact use(CAUTION) on 10 June 1953 and was granted a Covert Security Clearance on 4 August 1953 for use in the U. S. under Project QEENCHANT. At the time he was President of two oil companies in Houston, Texas; Oil Production Maintenance, Inc. End Production Maintenance Company.# MARSHALL, Douglas B. - $173597Douglas B. MARSHALL was granted a Covert Security Approval on 28 November 1958 in order that he could be made witting of Agency interest in the CULLEN Foundation. MARSHALL was Vice President of the Quintana Petroleum Corporation of Houston, Texas which is the holding company owned by the Hugh Roy CULLEN family. MARSHALL's wife, Margaret Cullen MARSHALL, is a daughter of Hugh Roy CULLEN.# HOBBY, Oveta Culp - #341001 and #341189Oveta Culp HOBBY was granted a continuing liaison clearance on 7 April 1953 when she was Director of the Federal Security Agency. A Covert Security Approval was issued 18 July 1961 to permit her use under Project LPCORSET to aid in funding arrangements through the HOBBY Foundation of Houston, Texas of which she is President. On 26 October 1965 a Provisional Security Approval was granted to permit contact, assessment and briefing of Mrs. HOBBY as President of the HOBBY Foundation in connection with her possible utilization on an advisory committee of a broadcasting activity, University of the Air, directed at the students and intellectuals of Cuba. A Covert Security Approval was issued 31 March 1966 primarily to use the prestige of her name and position as cover for WI/Cuba activities and it was not expected that Mrs. HOBBY would take an active day by day role in the activities.# HUTLER, George A.Negative# HOBBY, William Pettus, Jr. - #425337 and #275074.Oveta Culp HOBBY's son, William Pettus HOBBY, Jr., born 19 January 1932 at Houston, Texas, was security approved for contact use on 23 May 1960. At the time he was Associate Editor of the HOUSTON POST, Houston, Texas. On 29 June 1962 he was granted a Covert Security Approval to permit his witting use under Project CAWACTAIL which was to be supported by theSECRET
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HOBBY Foundation. On 22 October 1965 a POSA was issued to HOBBYfor the same use in WH/Cuba activities as that outlined for his mother.This Provisional clearance was firmed into a Covert Security Approvalon 4 February 1966 for the same use.Sarah K. HallAttn:Dec 67 RAMPARTSMemo dtd 24 Nov 67 (SF-633-67Memo dtd 30 Jan 67 to DD/PHYT 2/26/67HYT 2/19/67SECRET
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# 13,914SECRET7 July 1977MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of Security, Clearance DivisionATTENTION: Mr. Joe MurphyFROM: OP/Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT: Notification of Contract TerminationsListed below are contract terminations received during the month of June 1977.| Name                    | SSN       | SFN    | TE  | ORG  | Termination Date || ----------------------- | --------- | ------ | --- | ---- | ---------------- || Annis, Carole Ann       | 005428507 | 672196 | CE  | EA   | 25 March 1977    || Barga, Judy K.          | 519501284 | 654601 | CE  | OSIG | 26 May 1977      || Brown, Thomas J.        | 081160726 | 087840 | IC  | OGCR | 30 May 1977      || Bull, Katherine S.      | 493440700 | 182961 | CE  | EUR  | 29 April 1977    || Day, Walter L.          | 507076762 | 683575 | IC  | ICS  | 22 May 1977      || Fishow, Evelyn M.       | 291180012 | 546928 | CE  | ISS  | 3 June 1977      || Frey, Frederick W.      | 108221041 | 676214 | IC  | OSI  | 15 June 1977     || Gleason, Robert D.      | 210409564 | 676971 | CE  | FBIS | 23 May 1977      || Goodpasture, Ann L.     | 446149768 | 013914 | IC  | IG   | 20 May 1977      || Greenstein, Fred I.     | 331261868 | 663902 | IC  | OSI  | 15 June 1977     || Hargrove, Erwin C., Jr. | 497325244 | 671272 | IC  | OSI  | 15 June 1977     || Harnage, William A.     | 223804686 | 619339 | CE  | OSIG | 15 June 1977     || Holsti, Ole R.          | 548404442 | 677885 | IC  | OSI  | 15 June 1977     || Jensen, Beverly         | 564569690 | 391891 | CE  | NE   | 4 June 1977      || Keegan, Patricia A.     | 231584387 | 237031 | CE  | NE   | 12 May 1977      || Kiev, Ari               | 083267818 | 609830 | IC  | OSI  | 15 June 1977     || Loecher, Karl F.        | 051428566 | 789641 | IC  | OPR  | 30 April 1977    || Martinez, Barbara Jean  | 525828737 | 672329 | CE  | LOG  | 3 June 1977      |SECRETE2IMPDETCLBY063837
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SECRETName SSN SFN TE ORG Termination DateMUNIZ, DONALD W. 03.08485105490 055849 CE AF 27 May 1977Vagnina, Daniele S. 231640291 641680 CE OTR 30 June 1977Weaver, Carol M. 380361880 586457 CE AF 10 May 1977West, Bill C. 113332128 015790 IC OSR 13 May 1977Williams, James H. 578701385 662217 CE LOG 30 June 1977Wolfe, Elizabeth L. 412667301 663774 CE OSIG 18 June 1977Woodyear, Frances A. 579501526 133351 CE EA 6 May 1977Meybaum, Heino W. 565464787 051918 CA EUR 10 June 1977Edger, Ruth C. 447461282 679606 CE LA 10 June 1977Kelley, Joseph B 579388251 016617 Consl: OGC 31 May 1977Type Employee CodesCE - Contract EmployeeCA - Career AssociateIC - Independent ContractorConslt - ConsultantFN - FBIS Foreign National![signature of Sara Tarchie]Sara TarchieOP/CPDSECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![photocopy of unclear original]HEADQUARTERSOS DATEL.A. DATE 16 Sept 65TO : Special Agent in Charge, DFOOffice of OriginSUBJECT: Gregory, Peter Pau!468 572. GU 10/3/bPOS.: 321. Use (DODD) credentials, if feasible; however (TTOD) may be used.32Of covert interest, conduct investigation according to standard regulations except as noted below.2. DFO will conduct the following NAC's:| SUBJECT | FBI | ONI | ACSI | STATE | PASSPORT | CSC | HCUA | OSI | I&N | CSIF | MIL || ------- | --- | --- | ---- | ----- | -------- | --- | ---- | --- | --- | ---- | --- ||         |     |     |      |       |          |     |      |     | X   |      |     ||         |     |     |      |       |          |     |      |     |     |      |     ||         |     |     |      |       |          |     |      |     |     |      |     |3. FIELD| FLD.OFFICE | AREA | BIR | EDUC | EMPL | REF | NEIGH | CRED | POL | OTHER || ---------- | ---- | --- | ---- | ---- | --- | ----- | ---- | --- | ----- ||            |      |     |      |      |     |       |      |     |       ||            |      |     |      |      |     |       |      |     |       ||            |      |     |      |      |     |       |      |     |       ||            |      |     |      |      |     |       |      |     |       |![drawing of the word NONE with stamp FILE COPY over it.]4. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:| DISTRIBUTION                       | ATTACHMENTS                 || ---------------------------------- | --------------------------- || BFO CFO DFO LAFO MFO NYFO SFFO WFO | BIO. DATA CONTROL CARDS PHS || X                                  | X                           |FORM 1742c USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS (9-43)11-63
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# Organization and Activities of theDeputy Director (Research)## Development Projects Division - Special Projects BranchAs recommended, the Special Projects Branch of DPD plus the necessary supporting units have been transferred to DD/R.## Technical Services DivisionFurther study did not commend implementation of the Working Group's recommendation that all TSD research and development be placed under DD/R. The DD/P made a substantial argument in favor of leaving all of TSD under his control in order to insure close and intimate relations with the operating units. Further, an argument of almost overwhelming proportions indicated that the DD/R already had some very major responsibilities without taking on the diverse and generally unrelated responsibilities of TSD.## Other Research and DevelopmentAfter considerable additional study it was decided to transfer all ELINT to DD/R, except for the direct command of certain field units which under all circumstances should be left under the station chiefs. Research and development in support of NPIC would fall under DD/R for those very advanced items, but not for current production requirements.- 8 -
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Part II## CoordinationThe staff of the Assistant for Coordination has continued to work on the same basis as formerly and continues to be constituted of assignees from other agencies. There appears to be progress in achieving closer inter-agency coordination, but whether this is due to the work of the Coordination Staff or to the DCI's personal interest in this subject would be hard to determine.## Princeton Consultants to ONE.This group has been continued.## National Photographic Interpretation CenterThe Executive Director has personally kept under review the work- load of NPIC. NPIC is recruiting in anticipation of an increased work- load.## Caliber of PersonnelThe new DD/I is cognizant of this problem and is taking steps to improve the caliber of the personnel.## Merger of ONE and OCIIt has been decided not to merge these offices.## Preparation and Dissemination of MemorandaToo many uncoordinated memoranda are still being circulated. The practice of asking other departments to prepare memoranda has not been adopted.## White House Relations(This matter was handled orally by the Working Group and con- sequently the comments will be handled similarly.)-9-
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# Research on International CommunismThe DD/I has established a special staff under an experienced intelligence officer for this purpose, and this staff is getting gradually organized.## Office of Scientific IntelligenceOSI is remaining under DD/I, but DD/R will eventually open his career service to those who wish to join it.## DD/R's Operational ResponsibilitiesIt has been firmly established that DD/R will operate those projects which he develops. We believe that DD/R has implemented some of the principles in the special annex of the Working Group report.- 10 -
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# Organization and Activities of the Intelligence Community## National Indications Center - Watch CommitteeGeneral Carter, the new Chairman of the Watch Committee, has made a thorough review of its activities and NIC operations. Steps have been taken to see that NIC is properly manned with the right personnel, and the Department of State is being constantly reminded of its obligations in this regard. We also believe that the methods of operations of the Watch Committee have now been aligned in accordance with the objectives of the Working Group.## CIA Relations with the Department of StateSince the issuance of the Working Group report, a special team composed of a senior representative from the Agency and from the Department of State have studied the entire problem of "cover." They have reached an agreed formula for this cover and for correcting some of the problems that attracted the attention of the Working Group. This includes the Foreign Servicordesignation. A new agreement has been reached on the handling of State communications. Since the production of the Working Group report the level on which COMINT policy is handled in CIA has been raised to that of Assistant Deputy Director.## State's Counter Communism OfficeThe proposal for the creation of such an office in the Department of State appears to have come to naught.## State's Operational CenterThe State Operational Center also appears to have come to naught.## State at White House BriefingsThe Department of State does not attend the White House briefings.## Receipt of Top Classification MessagesThe DCI has taken up with the White House the necessity for being included in the dissemination of all top classification messages.
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# SECRET1.  The organization of the DCI/DDCI's office is currently under study.2.  The Audit Staff is removed from the DD/S area and placed under the Inspector General.3.  The Comptroller is removed from the DD/3 area, given greatly expanded responsibilities, and will report directly to the DCI/DDCI's office.4.  The General Counsel's office is removed from under the DD/S, will resume responsibility for Congressional relations, and will report directly to the DCI/DDCI's office.5.  The Office of Operations is disbanded. Contact Division to DD/P as nucleus for Domestic Division. Foreign Documents Division to be combined with OCR Library. Foreign Broadcast Information Division to be independent unit reporting directly to DD/I.6.  Position of Assistant DD/P for Covert Action abolished.7. Assistant DD/P for Paramilitary and Air Support Operations created.8.  Central Support Staff under DD/P created. This will draw together such support as personnel, logistics and budget and will also take over technical support from those operating units of TSD which remain in the DD/P, e.g., secret writing, audio operations, etc. The Central Support Staff will also absorb the present Operational Services Staff and certain other activities.9.  A Special Task Force is created for such operations of a magnitude that transcends the capabilities of one division.10. The International Organizations Division and Covert Action Staff are combined, putting together our largest activities in this field.11. A Domestic Division is created. This will absorb as its nucleus Contact Division of CO from the DD/I, the Commercial Staff, the Air Proprietary Branch from DPD, ultimately the management of CAT from the DD/S, and those aspects of cover which involve contacts with the U.S. business community.12. A Deputy Director for Research is created. This organization will take over the Office of Scientific Intelligence from the DD/I, Special Projects m DPD, all research and development from TSD, and other research and development activities currently located in various units of the Agency such as the Office of Communications, NPIC, etc.# SECRET