Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# Top Secret06. KOMAREK (See KAZAN-KOMAREK)KOMAROV, Vladimir Mikhaylovich (alias of V.M. KOVSHUK) 33, 412KONSTANTINOV, Ivan Alekseyevich 108, 109KOPEYKIN, Viktor 418KOROLEV, Yuriy Dmitriyevich 396, 397KORNIENKO, Georgiy Markovich 366"KOSHIKIN" 110KOSIENKO, Yelena S. (KGB cryptonym "AGLODINA") 79KOSOLAPOV, Vadim Viktorovich 155, 156, 159, 160-163, 182,185-196, 199-204, 206, 223, 235, 254, 261, 435KOSTYRYA, Vladimir Viktorovich 14106. KOTEN, Bernard 295, 296, 326, 421KOVALENKO, Anatoliy. Grigoryevich 273, 298-300, 302, 305, 317,323, 346KOVALEV, Feliks 366KOVSHUK, Vladislav Mikhaylovich 33-36, 78, 94, 95, 153-159,161, 163, 167, 168, 172, 174-177, 186, 195, 206, 209, 217,222, 223, 226-229, 242, 244, 245, 250, 259-261, 290, 412,422, 428KOZHEVNIKOVA, Lyudmila Yulianovna 55, 57KOZLOV, Anatoliy Sergeyevich 117-120, 255, 257KOZLOV, Veniamin Alekseyevich 76-79, 216, 21806. KRAFT, Virgil 127, 129, 13006. KROTKOV, Yuriy Vasilyevich 372KRUPNOV, Kim Georgiyevich 273, 289, 290, 301, 303-305, 419, 432"KRYMOVA" (See Marina RYTOVA)KUKOLEV, Dmitriy 86, 8706. KULEBYAKIN, Nikolay Panteleymonovich 370, 374, 379, 394, 398KUNGAROVA, Tamara 107, 112, 418, 419,430, 431KURILENKO, Ivan Yakovlevich 159, 22206. KUROCHKIN, fnu 372KUSKOV, Vyacheslav Aleksandrovich 153, 311, 314, 415, 422KUZMIN, Nikolay Yakovlevich 226, 228KUZNETSOV, Aleksandr Ivanovich 25206. LAINE, V.A. 402, 403LANE, Sir Allen 104, 114, 122, 125, 144LANGELLE, Russell 153, 205, 207, 210, 213, 214, 241, 260,314, 315LARIONOVA, Alla 97, 98"LEBEDEV" (See Vladimir MUROMTSEV)06. LEBEDEV, Anatoliy Aleksandrovich 362)LEBEDEV, Lev Aleksandrovich 25, 27, 94LEONOV, Mikhail A. 418LEONTIYEV, Yuriy (mnu) 84LEVINA, Maya (mnu) 249, 250LEVINE, Irving R. 106, 112442Top SecretG001673TS No. 197124Copy
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# Top Secret"Lillian" 183, 184LITTELL, Wallace L. 314LOPUKHOV, Yuriy Aleksandrovich 116"LUCH" 110LUKAS (See LUKIS)LUKIS, fnu 127, 131LUKYANOV, Pavel Pavlovich 368LUNT, Horace G. 254, 256-258LYALIN, fnu 276LYSOV, Yuriy Vasilyevich 362, 375MAHONEY, Eugene 219, 245, 246MAKASHEV, Boris Dmitriyevich 311MALIA, Martin 113-115MALYUGIN, Aleksandr Stepanovich 153, 160, 161MANHOFF, Martin J. 91MARK, David 241, 276, 286MARTIN, Captain Donald C. 178MARTIN, William Ilamilton 239MASON, Major Anthony 227MATLAW (also MATLO), Ralph 113, 145, 417MATLO (See MATLAW)MATVEYEV, Mikhail Georgiyevich 216, 217MAYOROV, Igor Sergeyevich 278McGOWAN, Edward 148MCGUIRE, Robert Alan 147, 148MCKINNEY, Walter A. 91, 92MCMILLAN, James H. 238McSWEENEY, John M. 238MCVICKAR, John 311MEARNS, Fillmore K. 85, 87, 88, 89MEDVEDEV, Viktor Sergeyevich 383, 384MERTENS, Gerard 127, 133, 134, 347MICHAUD, Marcel (alias of N.S. SKVORTSOV) 167, 173, 198MICHELSON, Earl L. 85, 87, 88, 89MIKHAYLOV, Aleksey Mikhaylovich 241MIKHAYLOV, Valentin Matveyevich 422, 424, 426MINTKENBAUGH, James Allen 23, 28MISHUTIN, fnu 302MITCHELL, Bernon 239MONTGOMERY, Hugh 404MORELL, William N., Jr. 159, 245, 248, 260, 261MORELLI, Galya 404, 405MORONE, Joseph 173, 174, 183, 193-199, 254, 337MULE, Walter 87, 94-96, 98-100MUROMTSEV, Vladimir (mnu) 105MYARIMYAYE, fnu 125443# Top Secret0001674TS No. 197124Copy 10
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Top SecretNEVEROVA, MariaNIELSEN, MelvinNIELSEN, PhilipNIKOLAYEV (alias used by NOSENKO)NIKOLAYEV, Yuriy122, 125NIKOLOV, GeorgiyNIXON, Dmitriy (used by NOSENKO) 271NOSENKO, IvanNOSKOV, YevgeniyNOVIKOVA, InnaOHANNES, Gazarian 293, 299, 301, 421, 432"OKSANA" (See Yergin)OMELICH, PaulOSWALD, Lee Harvey 303-309, 326OSWALD, MarinaORCHARD, Theodore"OZERO" (See Kirichenko)PANKRATOV, PavelPAQUES, GeorgesPAVLOV, GlebPECHTER, BernardPENKOVSKIY, Col. 205, 208, 217, 219,245, 369PERELETOV, BorisPERFILYEV, Nikolai 346PERFILYEV, Yuriy 379PETERSON, George 134PETRENKO, VladimirPETROV, Evdokia 61PETROV, VladimirPETROV, Vladimir (defector 1954) 17, 61,84, 123,PETROVA, Nina S.PETUKHOV, Ivan 383, 384POCHANKIN, Vitaliy 207, 244POPOV, Col. (GRU)POPTSOV, Petr (alias kryptonym "PROKHOR")PREISFREUND, Jetass 156, 160160, 161,PREOBRAZHENSKY, N.PRESSMAN, AronPROCTOR, Vernon"PROKHOR" (KGB agent)"RAKETA" (alias FREISFREUND) 156, 160RAMSEY, James A. 298, 300KASHCHEPOV, YevgeniyTop Secret0001675TS No. 197124Copy11/13R
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# Top SecretRASK, Walter 421, 42RASTVOROV, Yuriy (KGB defecte: 17, 61, 277, 396RASTYKAITE, fnu 117, 119REITZ, James T. 227RESHETNYAK, Nikolay Timcieyev: 358RHODES, Roy 33-37, 9, 94.RICHARDS, Ira. B. 65、87,ROBERTS, Spencer 10s.ROGOV, Nikolay (mnu)ROSS, Johanna 423RUFE, John 145, 380, 423RYTOVA, Marina L'vovna 108, 209, 249, 268SACHANEN, Felix 277SAGATELYAN, Mikhail Rachyanovi.-SALISBURY, Harrison 70-7"SARDAR" (KGB cryptonym for Farsh wris 156, 160SARWAT EL SHAZLY (See Mohammed Sarwat FL SHAZLY)SCHWARZENBACH, ColletteSENIO, Walter P. 22SEREBRENNIKOV, Eugene Sergey 425, 4:6SEREBRYANKOVA, fnu 72"SERGEY" (KGB cryptonym, identity unknown) 79, 80"SERGEY" (KGB cryptonym for Francis STEVENS 06SERGEYEV or Col. SERGEYEV (alfas used by NOSENKO) 123, 130-133SERGEYEV, Ivan Yefimovich 159SERGEYEV, Victor Ι. 424"SERVIZNIY" (KGB cryptonym for Vindislav VOROBYEV) 84, 86SEVASTYANOV, Gennadiy (See Gerald SEVERNSEVERN, Gerald 145, 426)SHAKHOV, Pavel Fedorovich 265, 276-278, 291, 317, 331, 332, 398SHALYAPIN, Mikhail Aleksandrovich 28SHAPIRO, Henry 76-80, 396, 424, 425SHATTAUER, Sofia 145, 427SHCHERBAK, Maj. Gen. Fedor Alekseyevich 389SHUBIN, John Andrew 296, 29.7, 326, 349SHUBNYAKOV, Fedor Grigoryevich 65SHULGINA, Nataliya 106, 112SHUSTOV, Vladimir Viktorovich 364"SHMELEV" (KGB cryptonym for A.i. VOLKOV) 156SHNYRYEV, Nikolay (mnu) 86, 97, 92"SHVEDOVA" (KGB cryptonym for Martya NEVEROVA) 85, 89, 141"SIBIRYAK" 110SIEGAL, Jack (alias of N.M. BORODIN) 95SISCOE, Frank 94445Top Secret0001676TS No. 197124Copy 10ZUBR
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# Top SecretSITNIKOV, Mikhail G. 276SKVORTSOV, Nikolay Semenovich 135, 167, 170, 172-174, 198, 199SLESINGER, Alfred Lazarevich 293-295, 326SMIRNOV (alias used by NOSENKO) 123SMITH, Dayle W. (See "ANDREY") 33, 36, 98, 99, 238, 239, 260, 287SMITH, Edward Ellis 37-39, 99, 336SMITH, John Discoe 239SMITH, Paul 249SNYDER, Richard 311, 314SOBOROVA, Larissa 104, 105, 122SOCHUREK, Howard 427, 428SOKOLOV, Gen. (GRU) Vsevolod Sergeyevich 297SOKOLOW, Sonya 293"SOLISTKA" (KGB cryptonym, identity unknown) 185-187, 189SOLOMATIN, Boris Aleksandrovich 422SPRECHER, George Herman 377, 378STEIGER, Andrew J. 76STEVENS, Edmund 76, 158STEVENS, Francis 245, 428, 429STORSBERG, James 157, 161, 164, 165, 166-179, 194, 198, 199, 201, 234, 238, 250, 260, 266STROUD, William R. 87, 93-96, 98"STROYEV" (KGB cryptonym for Victor BELANOVSKIY)SUMIN, Aleksey Konstantinovich 215SUNDAR, Egil 113, 123, 124SUTTON, Horace 104, 105SVENCHANSKIY, Alexander 292, 293, 295, 326SVIRIN, Vasiliy Grigoryevich 392SYCHEV, Aleksandr Anfimovich 390TARABRIN, Yevgeniy Anatolyevich 131, 132, 391, 394TARASKA, William 145, 429, 430TAYLOR, David 127, 132, 133, 144TELEGINA, Augustina Konstantinova 48, 52, 55TITOV, Col. Viktor Nikolayevich 362, 381THOMPSON, John M. 107, 381, 430, 431"TOMO" (KGB cryptonym for Aleksey A. DMITRIYEV)TORMOZOV, Anatoliy 79TORREY, Carmen 431"TRAPEZUND" (KGB cryptonym for Oganes GAZARYAN)TSYMBAL, Mikhail Stepanovich 278, 280, 281, 318TULAYEV, Vladimir Yevgenyevich 373TURALIN, Mikhail Ilich 305TWAROG, Leon 432UMANETS, Ella 159, 183, 184, 198URBAN, Peter 180, 227VAN KRAKOW, Hugo 400, 401VAN LAETHEM, George 97, 98446# Top Secret0001677TS No. 197124Copy
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# Top SecretVARLAMOVA, Inga 159, 167, 169VASSALL, William John C. 18, 23, 24, 30, 31, 110, 149VERENIKIN, Aleksandr Ivanovich 121VETLITSKIY, Arseniy Aleksandrovich 133, 297VLADIMIROV, Vladimir Viktorovich (alias of V.V. KOSTYRYA) 141, 362-364, 369VLASOV, Gennadiy N. 380VLASOV, Ivan Pavlovich 372VOLKOV, Anatoliy Ivanovich 110-113, 127, 130-136, 202, 248, 256, 267-271, 407, 409, 417VOLKOV, Vasiliy Andreyevich 433"VOLODINA" (KGB cryptonym, identity unknown) 80, 85Volodya, lnu 89, 90"VOLODYA" (KGB cryptonym, identity unknown) 202Volodya, lnu (unidentified KGB officer) 197VOLSKIY, Boris 433, 434VOROBYEV, Vladislav (KGB cryptonym "SERVIZNIY") 86, 87WALLACE, William 434WASHENKO, Steven 242-244WATKINS, J. B. 110, 149WEISS, Samih (KGB cryptonym "SARDAR") 160, 161, 181-184, 250, 267WHITNEY, Thomas 76-80WILBY, William Stanley 127, 131, 132WILLERFORD, Frederick 127, 136, 144WILSON, Charles 227WINDSOR, David M. 227WINTERS, George P. 139, 142, 158, 244, 260, 314, 315, 412YAZHINSKAYA, fnu 169YEAGER, F.J. 91YEFREMOV, Aleksey (mnu) 110-113, 127, 130-136, 202, 248, 256, 267-270, 272, 409, 417YEFREMOV, Leonid Ivanovich 301, 302YEGOROV, Mikhail (mnu) 255, 257YEGOROV, Sergey Ivanovich 254YEREMEYEVA, Nina Ivanovna 383YERMAK, Yevgeniy Ivanovich 372YOUNGER, Ralph and Evelyn. 435"Yuliya", lnu 188"Yura", lnu 188ZARUBIN, Vasiliy Mikhaylovich 405ZAYTSEV, fnu 419ZAYTSEV, Valentin Aleksandrovich 363, 364ZEMSKOV, Nikolay 237ZHARIKOV, Nikolay Timofeyevich 317ZIRING, Stanley 435ZUBON, William J. 267ZUJUS, Matas 184ZUJUS, Matthew P. 161, 164, 178, 181-184, 238, 250, 267ZWANG, Maurice 200447Top Secret0001678TS No. 197124Copy 1020182
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# CONFIDENTIALINTERNAL USE ONLYJournal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 6Monday - 1 May 1978## HSCA25. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called Herb Romerstein, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to set up an appointment (Tuesday, 16 May at 1400 hours) to meet with Dave Millbank and Ed Mickolus, ORPA/International Issues, on the subject of terrorism and the Fourth International. This was set up via Pat Taylor, NFAC/CSS. The meeting will take place in 3F30.Herb indicated that the Committee would probably hold hearings on terrorism in late May or early June and said that they would like to start off with an open session. I told him that an open session for CIA on the subject of terrorism would probably cause us some difficulty and suggested the possibility of an open statement, followed by a closed session as a middle ground.26. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called Alan Brown, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to discuss the issue of providing the Committee with codeword cover sheets and the removal of the safe and am waiting for Alan to call me back with regard to whether or not the Committee wishes to be included in the USG number control system which the Office of Security manages.27. (Unclassified - MMP) LIAISON Called Joyce Early, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to ask what the House recess schedule will be and was told that the House would be in recess from 1-9 July (Independence recess); from 18 August to 5 September (summer recess); and that 6 September would be the end of the session.28. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called Loch Johnson, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to respond to his question on what the impediment to CIA's destruction of files (mostly CI files on U.S. citizens) was. I told him that the House Select Committee on Assassinations had strongly urged us not to.29. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Called the office of Joe DiGeorgio, GAO, International Division, to tell him that the six intelligence reports that his people had requested from the Buenos Aires Station would be made available to his regional office in Panama, with one possible exception.CONFIDENTIALINTERNAL USE ONLY
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1104-10160-102072025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETAMBIDCY-115 June 1964SYNOPSISPer his request, 2nd Lt. Oliverio Antonio TOMEU Vasallo vas recontected on 8 June 64 at his place of residence. He provided additional details on Carlos and Ana Gloria de VARONA, and identified Osiel GONZALEZ and one "COCO" as possible leads to Jose LLANUZA Sobel.SECRET![stamp]
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# SECRET15 June 1964CONTACT REPORTSUBJECT: Recontact of Oliverio A. TOMKU Pasallo. (201-283306)1. At 1730 hours, 8 June 64, the undersigned vas advised at his residence that a Mr. ToMEU (Subject) had called the security number given hin (351-6161) and left the message that he would like to talk again with Paul Stroud (the undersigned) anytime after 1800 hours, 8 June.2. Upon arriving at TOMKU's apartment (Apt. 303, 1028 Vahler Place &R, High Point Apartment House, Washington, D. C.). 1830 hours, 8 June, TOMEU indicated to his two daughters he would like to have some privacy and they and his wife, Caridad, left the apartment.3. TOMEU apologized for not having recelled the name "de VAROMA" as that of Anz Gloria de VARONA, He reiterated that, while in hiding to escape capture by the Cuban Government subooquent to his infiltration, he know only the first asses of the persons with whom he came in contact, but then added he knew Ana Gloria de VARONA, in whose house he was hiding, because she was the sister of Carlos de VARONA, one of his infiltration team sembers. (This Carlos de VAROKA may be identical with one Carlos Manual de VARCHA Segura, 201-289985; or one Carlos Arturo VAROSA Arjona, 201-283209.)4. On several ocoarions, according to TOMEU, he was seated at the table in Ana's house with several other people. One of these individuals, known to TOMEU only as "COCO," van described as the socretary to Jose LLARUKA Gobel. There was not, however, any discussions in which TOMKU recalls LLANUZA or his political aympathies having been discussed. According to TONEU's recol- lestion it was "COCO" who was associated with LLANUZA, and he tos zot suere of any relationship betesee AER 626 MARZA. Although Tomba bad no information as to what finally happened to Carlos de VAROMA, his infiltration toan mate, he suggested that if Carlos er Ann vare available they may be able to identify "C000 and provide data en his acceseability for contact.5. One Caiel GONZALES, forser Chief of the Ravana Fire Department, was identified by TOKKU as another possible lead
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-2-who would know LLANUZA. TOMEU affirmed Osiel was previously with MEFOTO Gutierrez in the Second Front of Escambray. Osiel was under asylum in the Brazilian Embassy (sic, Argentine Embassy?), when TOMEU gained political asylum. When Osiel finally received his safe conduct from the Embassy, he went to Puerto Rico and, TOMEU postulates that Osiel is now again with MENOTO in either the United States or Puerto Rico.6. Two snap shots (to be returned) were provided by TOMEU of himself and six other individuals who were in asylum at the same time. Be identified these, in the photograph in which Monsignor Eduardo DOZA Kasvidal is seated, as, from left to right: Manuel VILLAMANAN, Oliverio TOMEU, Nils DIAZ (believed to be in US), Publio RUIZ (US), Jorge Del VALLE (Mex?), and Osiel GONZALEZ (US or Puerto Rico?).7. Upon completing the debriefing, Stroud and TOMEU "exchanged small talk" for a while until TOMEU finally stated that he still wished there was something more he could do to help free Cuba, and asked "What do you think I should do?"Stroud replied that no person could really make that type of decision for another individual, and countered by asking TOMEU what alternatives he had in mind, other than remaining in the US Army as a career military officer.8. TOMEU replied that, of course, he was once an agriculturalist, but that there were few job opportunities in which he could apply his past experience. His sister had also asked him if he felt he and his family would want to live with her in Spain or Mexico, but he didn't think too much of this idea.He then stated that he had been asked by Manuel ARTIME to take a job as an instructor. Without indicating any association of even awareness of ARTIME's activities, or of ARTIME's contact with TOMEU (as indicated in TOMEU's 201),TOMEU was asked what he thought of ARTIME's proposition. TOMEU stated that he would no longer follow any man as a individual or as a leader, because a man's ideals, outlook, and objectives change with time. For example, the people of Cuba followed Fidel because of the ideals he advocated. When Fidel took over, his accomplishments gradually became quite different from the ideals he had espoused. TOMEU continued by saying he would "no longer follow a man, One could only trust his ideals or of an organization a which followed those ideals, since a good organization would be less likely of being controlled by a single man." When asked for an example of the type of organization he had in mind, TOMEU replied he was most favorably inclined towards the ideals and goals of the JURE. (The JURE or JRC is an organization created by Manolo RAY Rivero around a nucleus of former 26 July Movement leaders. See memo and attachment dated 23 July 1963 from John Pugh Crimmins, Coordinator of Cuban Affairs, ARA, Department of State in TOMEU's 201-283206.)
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SECRET-3-9. It should, perhaps, be noted here that in an informal exchange with Mrs. Donald WEBSTER, TOKEU's supervisor at the Defense Language Institute, Anacostia Naval Annex, 4 June 64, Mrs. WEBSTER volunteered the information that "all of the other 'Brigade students here' have told me they think very highly of TOKEU, and that he is a very brave man, because he and his family were very wealthy in Cuba and he gave it all up to go into exile and fight the Castro Regime."WB/3A/SO/KSC. PAUL PLUMB, JR.SECRET![image of text that is exemption 3B not automatically declassifying and declassification]
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14-00000 104-10161-10001 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRET109709NOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOPDATETO:(Check)X CHIEF, RECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISIONX CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENTESTABLISHED FORATTN:FILE NOREF:MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP ESTABLISHEDBLOCK RECORDS:(ОРМЕМО 20-800-11)a. TEMPORARILY FOR DAYS, EFFECTIVEX CONTINUING, EFFECTIVE 6 February 1984SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO 3.(HB 20-800-2)X ASCERTAIN THAT ARMY W-2 BEING ISSUED.(HB 20-661-1)X SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER.(R 240-250)SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY.(R 240-250)REMARKS:COPY TO CPD/OP![signature of James J. Trasher]FORM 1551 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS7-62SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 5 PER TOTAL COPIES 46 - 4 RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED SECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNIT|     | RF    | FILE      | VR CIP/DMS  | DCI (FALK) | CS/RF    || --- | ----- | --------- | ----------- | ---------- | -------- || N   | D003, | PCS/INT   | PCS/LSN     | C/4        | OGC2     || O   | OLC,  | DPA SECUR | CONNOS cwoz | EA3        | CL/S/FR2 |T 651930 EI A932 PAGE 01 ASIATIC C/S/A IN 206462TOR: 041930Z MAR 77 C/PCS/SSU [CARA] 32 41 4SECRET 041555Z MAR 77 STAFFCITE [CARACAS]32414TO: DIRECTOR.WNINTEL RYBATREF: [CARACAS]32384 (IN 203537)1. ON 3 MARCH CHARGE (DCM) TALKED *"INFORMALLY"* TO FOREIGNMINISTER ESCOVAR SALOM, INFORMATION MINISTER DIEGO ARRIA, ANDPRESIDENTIAL CONFIDANT AND UNOFFICIAL PRESS ADVISOR EUGENIO SOLER,TO ALL THREE CHARGE MADE SAME TWO BASIC POINTS WITH THOUGHT THESEWOULD BE RELAYED TO PRESIDENT PEREZ: (1) VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENTHAD MISREAD NEW YORK TIMES STORY; HAD ATTRIBUTED TO *DAVID PHILLIPS.*STATEMENTS APPARENTLY MADE BY OTHERS; HAD OVER-REACTED TOWHAT SEEMED TO BE AN EFFORT ON PHILLIPS' PART TO BE HELPFUL; AND(2) THE USG WAS STANDING PAT ON THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER. NO ONE ELSEWAS SPEAKING, COULD OR WOULD SPEAK FURTHER FOR THE USG ON THIS SUBJECT.AS FAR AS THE U.S. WAS CONCERNED, ISSUE WAS CLOSED AND WE HOPEDGOV WOULD SEE IT THE SAME WAY.2. DURING 3 AND EARLY 4 MARCH IT APPEARS THAT THE CHARGE'SEFFORTS AND TRADITIONALLY SHORT LATIN AMERICAN ATTENTION SPANHAVE COMBINED TO GREATLY EASE CRISIS SITUATION OF LAST WEEK, ATSECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY__________PER__________TOTAL COPIES__________RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED________________________________________________________________ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED__________BY__________AT__________ZACTION UNITACTION #STAFF|     | RF. FILE : VR. || --- | -------------- || 1   | 4              || 2   | 5              || 3   | 6              |T 651930 EI A932 PAGE 02 IN 206462TOR:041930Z MAR 77 [CARA] 32414LEAST AS FAR AS GOV IS CONCERNED. CAP AND GOVERNMENT SPOKESMENHAVE ALL STATED THAT INCIDENT HAS ENDED AND ARE NOW TRYING TODIVERT ATTENTION TO OTHER SUBJECTS. MEDIA COVERAGE IS RETURNINGTO NORMAL WITH STORIES OUT OF HEADLINES AND BACK ON PAGE SIX OREIGHT, SUPERSEDED BY NIEHOUS CASE, UGANDAN SITUATION, OPEC PRICEHIKE, ETC. UNFORTUNATELY, EVERY VENEZUELAN WEEKLY MAGAZINE HASLONG ARTICLE (S) ON CIA WHICH ARE, OF COURSE, DEFAMATORY, ANDTEND TO WHIP UP PUBLIC ANTIPATHY TOWARDS AGENCY. THEN TOO, THEREIS STILL MATTER OF DEMONSTRATION AGAINST CIA WHICH TWO DAYS AGOCAP SEEMED TO BE INSTIGATING IN TWO MEETINGS WITH JOSE VICENTERANGEL AND POMPEYO MARQUEZ OF MAS AND JESUSFARIA OF THE PCV. NEVERTHELESS, ON THE WHOLE, THE INTERESTIN THIS ISSUE SEEMS TO BE DROPPING OFF AND DYING OUT RATHERRAPIDLY.3. LIAISONS WITH DIM AND DISIP CONTINUE AS BEFORE-IF   ANYTHING, ODDLY WE ARE GETTING A LITTLE MORE OUT OF THESE   ASSOCIATIONS THAN BEFORE THE FLAP. AMBASSADOR'S INSTRUCTIONS ON   LIAISON BEFORE HE LEFT ON CONSULTATION VISIT WERE "BUSINESS AS   USUAL AND LET THEM MAKE FIRST BREAK IF THEY WANT TO". IT WAS   AMBASSADOR'S OPINION THAT WHILE CAP WAS BLASTING CIA PUBLICLY HESECRET
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7-71-MEG 2/76CABLE SEC DISSEM BY __________ PER__________________ TOTAL COPIES __________ RUN BY __________PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED________________________________________________________________________________ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY __________ AT __________ Z __________ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANACTION 'UNIT ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED|          | RF. FILE. VR. | STAFF |     || -------- | ------------- | ----- | --- || ACTION # | N             | 1     | 4   ||          | F             | 2     | 5   ||          | O             | 3     | 6   |T 651930 EI A932 PAGE 03 IN 206462TOR: 041930Z MAR 77 21-17[CARA] 32 41 4[24 WOULD NOT WANT TO SEVER ALL TIES] ALTHOUGH AMBASSADOR, STILL SOMETHING OF A POLLYANNA AT SUCH TIMES, SERIOUSLY UNDERESTIMATEDCAP'S INTENTION TO [24 PNG TWO OF US] AN ACTION WHICH CAME WITHIN ONE HOUR OF OCCURING. ANYWAY, THOROUGOUT ALL OF THIS [24 BO.TH DIM AND DISIP] HAVE CONTINUED THEIR CONTACTS AND HAVE TRIED TO BE AS[24 FRIENDLY AND UNDERSTANDING, PERHAPS EVEN COVERTLY HELPFUL, AS SITUATION WOULD ALLOW. TYPICAL OF [LIAISON] ATTITUDE IS [DIM, COLONEL CATALAN'S] CONVERSATION WITH CRYMM DURING PEAK OF CRISISHAVING DISCUSSED A VARIETY OF TOPICS OF [24 COMMON OPS] INTEREST,[CATALAN] ASKED CRYMM, "WELL OTHERWISE, HOW ARE THINGS GOING?"CRYMM REPLIED , "YOU WHOULD KNOW THE ANSWER TO THAT", TO WHICH [CATALAN] SAID, SOMEWHAT GLUMLY, " YET, I SUPPOSE SO".4. WE SHOULD NOT FOOL OURSELVES IN THINKING THAT THE WORLD HERE IS NOT DIFFERENT, HOWEVER. WKSCARLET-9 COVERTLY REPORTED THAT DISIP HAS DEFINITELY TAPPED AT LEAST COS'S HOME PHONE, LIAISON OFFICER'S OFFICE LINE, AND TELEPHONES OF EX-COS LABANOW AND JOE MANN, LOCAL NEW YORK TIMES REPRESENTATIVE. CAP HIMSELF INSTRUCTED DISP DIRECTOR TO GO OUT AND GET CIA AND INDICATED TO AMBASSADOR HE WAS HAVING SECURITY SERVICES LOOK INTO CIA CONTACT IN VENEZUELA, PARTICULARLY THOSE WITH JOURNALISTS. TWICESECRET[24VP