Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRET20 September 1965CONTACT REPORTFROM: AKBIDDY-1, 1 September 1965SUBJECT: Death of Gervasio Silvano POZO Carrillo (201-739773)1. A/1 reported that subject was shot dead the night of 30 August 1965 by a jealous husband in a cafe in Miani. Ea has been chief instructor in rural rehabilitation for the MRR, and was slated to go to Panama to teach in the Veraguas project about the first of next year.2. The Panasa slot will be filled by Eugenio CLAUDE (201-747928), a negro Cuban of Haitian descent, who is also a former Comando Rurales. A/1 will inform Bishop McGrath of the change at their next meeting.Carl E. JenkinsDistribution:1- A/1 Contact Reports1- ANCIVIC
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SECRET15 September 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, WHD for CubaSUBJECT : Request for Payment to AMBIDDY-11. It is hereby requested that you approve a payment of $532.55 for AMBIDDY-1. This payment is to reimburse him for expenses incurred during a trip taken by him in August 1965 on our behalf.2. Attached for your information is a translation of AMBIDDY-1's request in which he outlines his expenses.![signature]Carl E. JenkinsWH/C/CA/EA![signature]APPROVED:DCWHD/CSECRET> GROUP 1> Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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# SECRET(zelime 2018 September 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, WHD for CabaSUBJECT: Status Report on ANBALLOTas of 1 September 19651. GENERALa. We have completed preliminary arrangements with DODSand are prepared to nove into the Community DevelopmentCounseling Service, Inc. (CLCB) cover offices in Arlingtonat any time. I propose to furnish the office they haveavailable during September, to install our own telephone,and to start making an appearance there for an hour or sodaily in order to begin switching my Cuban contacts to thataddress and phone number. In October I should like to novethe young lady ve discussed in there and start processingthe correspondence, applications for training, etc. which Ihope to have generated by that time preparatory to theselection of about five or sixmen for the Spring Semesterunder AKTEACH.b. From 23 to 31 August Tom Clines and I were in Miamixaking arrangements to buy the two Swifts from Artine andrecruiting Ricardo Chavox (The Mexican) to put together twoANWORLD crews for the boats to be used on Lake Tanganyika.We agreed on a net to Artine of $100,000 for the two boatsand got the sales agreements signed. By proposal for hargingthe $100,000 is included under ANCIVIC below. Chaves badalready applied for enrollment in an Accounting and FablieMainistration program at the University of Miani, but wealbed him into olaying it for the Fall Semester in orderto handle the Congo operation for us. I told him we wouldconsider him as a candidate for a future job handling aCoast Guard and Custons Service; position in a post-Castrorogine and would look into the possibility of getting himsome support under ANTRACH after be returas. likes theidea and will be a good candidate.# SECRET
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SECRET-2-## 3. ANTRACHa. Quintero cannot get into the University of Mexico before the regular school year starts next February. He will have trouble getting in then unless he spends some time in Mexico to make his own arrangements. The only way he can get into Mexico is to have been accepted by a university in Mexico and to prove financial security. The only university he can get an acceptance from in time is the University of the Americas (formerly Mexico City College), a five-year degree granting institution run on the U. S. quarter system and accredited by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. He has applied as a special student (non-degree candidate) for the Fall Quarter ouly and I have worked out a program of studies with him for that period. This will give him a scholastic record and a transcript, none of which he now has, which will meet the documentation requirements for admission to the University. He can also go in person and take care of his admission, visa, and other problems. He will have a chance to get acquainted with the city, to meet the case officer who will handle him there and got an idea of his operational requirements, and to find himself suitable quarters. School will be finished mid-December and he can return to Miami, pick up his family, and got moved and settled in during January. He will then be ready to go to school and to work on a regular basis starting in February. If, for some reason, he cannot get enrolled in the National University, the worst that will happen then is that he must continue in the other school for his first year. This is not lost time as the credits he earns are transferable to U. S. schools.b. Inocencio Alonso Ramirez, the fifty-one year old former Police Chief of Pinar del Rio Province, is the man who has handled the internal operations of the MIR for the past three or four years. He was detailed a few months ago to go to Mexico as the MIR representative there and had a Mexican visa issued to him which has expired. He is trying to get a new one issued and believes he will be able to do so. He is the man who helped WAVE in debriefing refugees, whom Clines says is top-notch. He also controls the passage of support to dependents and survivors inside through the Spanish Mission. Quintero strongly recommends him as a valuable asset to our Mexico City program, working with him or directly with our station officers.SECRET
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c. We have about fifteen files on possible candidatesfor ANTEACH, culled from names known to me, to Clines, toArtime, to Quintero, and anybody else I have been able to getsuggestions from. I'propose to select five or six of themost likely looking ones to bring into the program by nextFebruary (Spring Semester), then to get WAVE into the act andlook over any candidates they can come up with for screeningand consideration prior to next summer. In the meantime, Iwould like to generate an authentic appearing mechanism:through CDCS by which we can cover our contacts and selectionof candidates through applications and awards of specialgrants through various foundations. I am waiting for JakeGolder, Chief of the MR Staff, to get back from leave thisreek in order to start working out a testing and evaluationprogran for the candidates.3. ANCIVICa. Artine appears to be going ahead with a local civicaction progran at his old base at Monkey Point, Nicaragua.In addition, he is going ahead to put in a boatyard atBluefields around which he proposes to crganize a localfisheries cooperative. His nan there is Luis Prieto, a..physicist who worked on the bew line project in Canadabefore joining AMWORLD about a year ago. The Panama progranhad a set-back due to the death by shooting by a jealous,husband of Bilvano Pozo, the Negro Rural Comando who had beenslated to go to Veraguas Province and head up Artime's con-tribution to the school being sponsored there by BishopMcGrath and Harvard University. An alternate has beenselected, another Negro of Haitian descent from Orientenamed Eugenio Claude.b. Later this week, Artine plans to return to CentralAmerica, particularly to risit Panana and talk with BishopMouth and President Robles. He will also go throughCosta Rica and Nicaragua, for which I gave him intelligencerequirements from WH/2.6. paid two subsidies of $13,000 each for July and   August through the old AMWORLD funding mechanism, and   alloved hin the resaining $13,000 from the "insurance   money" of the LORO team as the payment for Beptember. I   propose that starting Outoker ve inform him of a new deci-   sion from the "policy to that we will subsidize   hin for $5,000 a month for six months to cover payments to   dependents and survivors. At the end of that time, theySECRET
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SECRETwill take another look at him and the MRR and see what progress they have made in organising constructive programs in Latin America which the U. S. could justify supporting through the MRR under the ANCIVIC concept. The $100,000 from the Swifts should give him capital to operate on for that long.CRJ/bhDistribution:Orig - AddresseeFile:ANCIVICANTEACHARTINE 201QUINTERO 201Carl E. JenkinsWH/C/CA/EASECRET
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TRANSLATIONMRR LetterheadMiami4 September 1965Mr. Carl J. JamesP. O. Box 9549Arlington 22209, VirginiaDear Friend:I wish to submit for your approval this extraordinary budget in order to be able to reimburse the Movimiento for the expenses I incurred during my last trip, during which I believe I obtained very interesting reports.PanAm ticket Miami-Managua (4 Aug) $ 92.00Stay in Managua (4-10 Aug) (I only paid for food since the MRR rents a house there) $ 25.00Extra expenses in Managua (Gas for the MRR station wagon, dinner with Major Perez and drinks with Lt. Corrales (aide of General Somoza) $ 20.00Pan Am ticket Managua-San Jose (10 Aug) $ 22.00Stay in San Jose (10-13 Aug) (Only food since I lived in the house of the MRR delegate) $ 12.00Extra expenses in San Jose (taxis, invitation for dinner to Guillermo Vargas of INVU and Roberto Madriz, secretary to the President, invitation for drinks to the people of INVU, invitation for drinks to Colonel Lippa and people of the Resguardo Fiscal $ 53.00TACA ticket Saz Jose-Panama-Managua $103.02Quarters in Panama, Motal "La Siesta," 13-15 Aug $ 57.53
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-2-Extra expenses in Panama (taxis, drinks withMajor Arauz, aide of the President $ 20.00Stay in Nicaragua from 15-20 Aug (food only) $ 30.00Extra expenses in Managua (Gas, drinks withMajor Perez, Captain Morales and MajorBrennes) $ 18.00Lanica ticket Managua-Miami $ 76.00Taxi - airport to residence $ 4.00Total expenses fortrip $532.55This is only my last trip, taken at your behest. If it ispossible to reimburse this amount, I would be extraordinarilyappreciative..
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![logo of MRR]Movimento de Pecuperacion Revolucionaria.2213 N. E. S'COURTMIAMI 37, FLORIDATELEFONDS:371-6407371-6408.Miami Septiembre 4 de 1965Mr. Carl J. JamesP.O. Box 9549Arlingtong 22209.Virginia.Estimado Amigo:Tengo el gusto de remitirle cuentas del dinero recibido por el Consejo de Liberación para los meses de Julio, Agosto y Septiembre.MES DE JULIORecibi del Consejo $ 12,000.00Lo emplee en:Revista Tridente(Imprenta, colaboraciones, circulación)----- $ 3,000.00Hora Radial 1,805.00(Grabacion, colaboraciones, emisoras)Oficina(Alquiler--$200.00Don Manuel Guillot 400.00Valdés Castilla $ 200.00Rafael Garcia $ 300.00) 1,100.00Delegado de Costa Rica (Luis Arrizurrieta) 350.00Delegado de Venezuela (Maximo Dian) 450.00Delegacion de Espanat Enrique Tous $150.00 -Guco León 250.00-Mago "Rohrano" 250.00
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# Movimento de Recuperacion Revolucionaria2218 N. E. S.COURTMIAMI 39, FLORIDA(2)TELEFONOS:371-6407371-646Honduras (Jose Antonio Mole) 350.00Guatemala (Oscar Vila,) 200.00Clandestinaje:Entregado al Padre Llorente paraenviar a traves de la Embajada de España-$2,000.00Entregado a los siguientes sujetos parahacerlos efectivo en Cuba a familia-res de presos o fusilados de sus pro-vincias:Inocencio Alonso 275.00Alfredo Borges Caignet 250.00Rolando Tapanes 200.00Gustavo Fernandez Vidales 300.00Domingo Borges Carbot 300.00Emilia del Mar 100.00Silvia Heredia 125.00Jacinto Luzarraga 300.00(Aqui tuve que adelantar 3meses por operación de lasenora,)Antonio Crespo Olivero 300.00Angel García Alvarez 275.00Antonio Sanz de Acedo 200.00TOTAL DE GASTOS: $12,530.00Como se ve,er Julio inverti en los gastos $530.00 mas que lo que re-cibi, sin contar con los gastos de mis viajes por latino-America, nimi subsidio familiar con el que tengo que mantener mujer,dos hijosy mis dos padres.
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# Movimiento de Recuperacion Revolutionaria3313 м. C. 3 COURTMIAMI 39, FLORIDATELEFONOS:371-6407371-640(3)## MES DE AGOSTORecibi del Consejo: $ 12,000.00Lo emplee en:Revista "Tridente" $ 3,000.00Hora Radial 1,805.00Oficina(tuve que aumentar el gastoen:Articulos de consumo $100.00Ius y telefono 50.00Nilo Messer (secretario) 275.00)1,525.00Delegado de Costa Rica 350.00Delegado de Venezuela 450.00Delegacion de España (suprimi al"Mago Robreno) 400.00Delegado de Honduras 350.00Delegado de Guatemala 200.00Clandestinaje: 4,625.00TOTAL DEL MES DE AGOSTO: $12,705.00Como se ve, en Agosto inverti en gastos, $705.00 mas que lo que recibí, sin contar con los gastos de mis viajes, ni el subsidio familiar con el que tengo que mantener mi hogar y mis padres.## MES DE SEPTIEMBRERecibi del Consejo 12,000.00Le emplea entRevista Tridente $ 3,000.00
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# Movimiento de Recuperacion Revolucionaria3313 N.W. 2 COURTMIAMI 37. FLORIDATELEFONOS:371-6407371-6408(4)|                                                                                                                       |           || --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- || Hora Radial                                                                                                           | $1,805.00 || Oficina                                                                                                               | 1,525.00  || Delegado de Costa Rica                                                                                                | 350.00    || Delegado de Venezuela                                                                                                 | 450.00    || Delegado de España                                                                                                    | 400.00    || Delegado de Honduras                                                                                                  | 350.00    || Delegado de Guatemala (este mes no le pagué pues regresa el mes que viene a Guatemala, pero este mes va a estar aquí) |           || Clandestinaje.                                                                                                        | 4,625.00  |TOTAL DEL MES DE SEPTIEMBRE $12,505.00Como se ve, gaste$505.00 mas que lo que recibi del Consejo.Todo esto sin contar mis viajes y mi subsidio familiar.Por supuesto, nada de esto incluye mi delegado en Nicaragua, que recibe $400.00 dolares mensuales (Antonio Sanz), ni el personal que cuida de las armas en los tres puntos donde se hayan en Nicaragua, ni el personal que se haya haciendo Acción Civica en Monkey Point y el Bluff, ni el personal que cuida de la Granja Modelo, ni el pago de gastos del almacen donde tengo los equipos de los campamentos (equipos civiles todos) en Miami.De Vds. muy atte. su s.s.Ignacio
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Miami Septiembre 4 1966Mr. Carl J. JamesP.O. Box 9549Arlingtong 72203 Virginia.Estimado Amigo:Quiero someter a Vd, su aprotector del pre-sunyeste extmominario para poder restituir al Vovisiento,los mste que tuve en mi ultimo vinde, durante el caal creo que obtuve informes muy interesantes.Tiket de Panamerican Miami-Managua-(4 de Agosto)-------- $ 92.00Estancia en Managua (del 4 de agosto al 10 Agosto)--- $ 25.00(Solo pague comida, pues el M.R.R. tiene alani-lada una casa all1)Gastos extren en Managua --------------------------------- $ 20.00(Gasolina del Station Varon del Movimiento, invita- cion al Mayor Peres a comer y trasos con elfte.Corrales, ayudante del General Somoza)Tiket de Panamerican Managua-San Jose (10 de Agosto) - $ 22.00Estancia en San Jose (del 10 de agosto al 13 de Agosto)- $ 12.00(Solo comida, pues wivi en casa del delegado del MAR).Gastos extres en San Jose! Sexis, invitaciones a comer a Guillermo Vargas,del INVU y Roberto Madris, secretario del Prenidente, invitacion tragos a ia gente del INVU. invitacion a tragos a Coronel Linpa y gente del Ransuar-do Pindal) ---------------------------------------------$53.00Tiket de Taca International Airline San Jose-Panama,PANAMA-Managua ------------------------------------------$103.02Gastos entancia en Banama, Motel "La Siesta" del 13 al 15 de Agosto -----------------------------------------------$ 57,53Gastos extrms on Panama (taxin, tragos con el Mayor Armus, ayudente del Presidente)------------------------------------$ 20.00
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(2)Estancia en Nicaragua desde el 25 de Agosto al 20 de Agosto - $ 30.00(solo comida)Gastos extras en Managua (gasolina, tragos con Mayor Perez, Capitan Morales y Mayor Benres) $ 18.00Tiket de Santos Airline Managua-Miami $ 76.00Taxi de Aeropuerto a la casa $ 4.99TOTAL DE GASTOS DEL VIAJE $ 532.99Este es solamente mi ultimo viaje, realizado con conocimiento de Vds.Si fuera posible el reintegro de esta cifra, les estaria extraordina-riamente agradecidos.De Vds. muy atte.
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TRANSLATIONMRR LetterheadMiami4 September 1965Mr, Carl J. JamesP. O. Box 9549Arlington 23209, VirginiaDear Friend:I wish to submit for your approval this extraordinary budget in order to be able to reimburse the Movimiento for the expenses I incurred during my last trip, during which I believe I obtained very interesting reports.Panin ticket Miani-Managua (4 Aug) $ 22.00Stay in Managua (4-10 Aug) (I only paid for food since the ERR rents a house there) $ 25.00Extra expenses in Maragua (Gas for the MRR station wagon, dinner with Major Perex and drinks with Lt. Corrales (aide of General Somoza) $ 20.00Pan An ticket Managua-San Jose (10 Aug) $ 22.00Stay in San Jose (10-13 Aug) (Only food since I lived in the house of the MOR delegate) $ 12.00Sutra expenses in San Jose (taxis, invitation for dinner to Gußllermo Vargas of INVU and Roberto Madris, secretary to the President, invitation for drinks to the people of INVU, invitation for drinka to Colonel Lippa and people of the Resguardo Fiscal $ 53.00FACA tiskat Gan Jose-Panama-Managua $103.02Quarters in Panama, Hotel "La Siesta," 13-15 Aug $ 57.53
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Extra expenses in Panama (taxis, drinks withMajor Araus, aide of the President $ 20.00Stay in Nicaragua from 15-20 Aug (food only) $ 30.00Extra expenses in Managua (Gas, drinks withMajor Peres, Captain Morales and MajorBrennes) $ 18.00Lanica ticket Managua-Miami $ 76.00Taxi - airport to residence $ 4.00Total expenses for trip $532.55This is only my last trip, taken at your behead. If it is possible to reimburse this amount, I would be extraordinarily appreciative...
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SECRET3 September 1965MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Costa Rican Counter-intelligence Reportsfrom AMBIDDY-1, 1 September 19651. AMBIDDY-1 reported that Capt. ALEGRETTE (E1 Ladron) of the Nicaraguan National Guard, ostensibly vice-consul in Miami, is trying to buy arms in Miami for a coup attempt in Costa Rica. A-l believes he has had no luck, but has forbidden any of his people to have anything at all to do with ALEGRETTE.2. A-1 said that he saw a young Costa Rican named Francisco GAMBOA Guzman at the airport in San Jose in late July. He rode to Panama on the same flight as A-1. GAMBOA was described by the MRR delegate, who was with A-l, as a pro-Communist who had just returned from Cuba about a month earlier. He claims to be finishing his studies in Costa Rica, after which he plans to return to Cuba. He is a reporter who interviewed Teodore (Ted) PICADO when he was imprisoned in Cuba and published the story from there.3. In late May or early June 1965, A-l said some of his people who had been guarding the AMWORLD arms barge near Tortuguero in Costa Rica had picked up a rubber boat, not of U. S. manufacture, floating just off the Costa Rican coast.. They gave the boat to Colonel LIPPA of the Costa Rican Civil Guard. A-1 said the thought had occurred to him, could the Cubans be infiltrating people into Panama through the Costa Rican coast and then overland?cc: WH/2/CRWH/C/RRFile: AMBIDDY-1 201Cari E. JenkinsWH/C/CA/EASECRET
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# SECRET3 September 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, WHD for CubaSUBJECT: Meeting with AMBIDDY-1, 30 August 19651. Disposition of "Insurance" Claim for AMWORLD Team LOBO. AMBIDDY-1 showed me the savings books indicating trust accounts in the Coconut Grove Bank, Miami, Florida for the two LOBO team members:Acct. No. 25203, 26 Aug 1965 for Elpidio DELGADO Soto . . . . $4,000Acct. No. 25202, 26 Aug 1965 for Nilo ALONSO Morejon . . . . . $4,000Manuel J. GUILLOT and/or Jose GONZALEZ Puig must co-sign with the account owner in person before withdrawals can be made.2. AMCIVIC Subsidy Payment for September 1965, and Subsequent Support. I told AMBIDDY-1 that Headquarters had approved our proposal to consider the remaining $12,000 of the "insurance" money ($20,000 total minus $8,000 in the two accounts mentioned above) as the AMCIVIC subsidy payment for September. He agreed and told me that payments of $12,000 for July and for August had been received. He promised to submit certified budgets soonest for the three months.AMBIDDY-1's understanding is that the "policy" committee in Washington had approved a provisional subsidy payment for three months, or until 1 October 1965. At that time he believes there will be a new hearing and the decision may be that he will get anything from nothing up to the $15,000 monthly budget he originally requested. InSECRET![QAGUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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SECRET-2-view of the fact that we have just paid him for the two Swift boats ($100,000 net), which will furnish him a capital reserve to operate on for a few months, I recommend that we tell AMBIDDY-1 the decision has been made to continue only that part of the subsidy ($5,000 per month) that was budgetted for support of dependents and survivors of MRR dead, wounded, and imprisoned. We may then consider, on a case by case basis, reimbursement to him for actual expenses of travel incurred on our behalf. We may also wish to invest something in individual civic action programs he may sponsor in Latin America, again on a case by case basis. In the meantime, he has enough capital to operate on for a few months and to generats civic action programs. He will continue to travel on MRR business and is quite agreeable to handling any requirements we place on him for intelligence or political action. He is not yet willing to sign an agent contract, and I propose we go along with him till the end of the year on this basis and see what he can generate on his own in the way of meaningful assets.Carl E. JenkinsWH/C/CA/EAAPPROVED:DCWHD/CSECRET
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DEPT DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE REPORTDATE: 2 SEPTEMBER 1965SUBJECT: A ACTIVITIES OF USSOUTHCOM INTERESTCLASSIFICTION: CONFIDENTIALREPORT #: 2 230 0878 65FILE # NOT GIVEN
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TRANSMITOFTOCS INFORMATION REPORTCLASSIFICATION# SECRETCRIG: HELEN MORGANUNIT WH/2/CR & NICEXT. 6312CATE 1 SEPTEMBER 1965CONFIRMATION CODIESROUTINGWH 17INFORMATION COPIESDel, D/OCI, DOP, ADOP, CS/RF,CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, FI/D, PI/INT 6, IW, CA 2, CA/PEG, DO/H, WH/C 10.BATE DISTRIBUTED1 SEPTEMBER 1965PRECEDENCE*ROUTINE*BASED ON (FLC. EFT., PROJ.)DISSEMINATION|         |           |           || ------- | --------- | --------- || WH/REG  | 1WH/3/CR5 | WH/C/CA/E || WH/R    | 1WH/2/N   | WH/WAVE   || WH/PO/A | 1WH/2/P   |           || WH/PO/B |           |           || MH/6    |           |           |TX-1031NP (AMBIDDY/1)LIAISON *HC: WAVE 5431 (IN 43038)(AMCLATTER/1)EVALUATIONREQUESTEDSTATEARMYNAVYAIRHANDLING INSTRUCTIONS:NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEMBASIC DOCUMENT HAS NOT BEEN MADE AVAILABLE TO THE DCI.RECOMMEND FOR EXO.RELAY REQUEST ATTACHED FOR RELAY TO PACY, LANT, SJOS, AND MANA.# C S INTERNAL USE ONLYAUTHENTICATING OFFICER![signature]C/TH/2/RCLASSIFICATION**SECRET**(WHEN FILLED IN)COORDINATING OFFICER(S)WH/C/R - W. Tucker (Telephone)WH/C/CA/EA - C. Jenkins (Telephone)RELEASING OFFICER![signature]C/W/RCOPY NO.