Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Att. No. 74 to UFGA-21693UFGA - 21693/14SUBJECT: VIDAL, Ricardo1. Source met Subject in June 1959 at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City where Subject was the first Secretary. During this period source became a friend of Subject's. While in Cuba source heard rumors in late 1960 or early 1961 that Subject had defected from the Castro regime. When source returned to Mexico in March 1964, and after he was denied his entrance 1: the U.S. he went to see Subject at a printing shop where Subject was employed at calle Sandalo #93, Mexico D.F. The source made this visit to Subject because source knew that Subject had very good relations with many U.S. Diplomats, and also had good contacts in Washington, D.C. (Source knew Subject had been a career diplomat for more than 30 years.) Subject orientated the source in the steps he should take such as writing a letter to the State Department and to others. During the time source was in Mexico from March to December 1964 source saw Subject about six or seven times, sometimes in the streets, or visiting him at the printshop. Subject resided at calle Cholula #109, Apt. 3, Colonia Hipodromo, Mexico, D.F. Since source arrived in the U.S. he has had no contact with Subject. Source believes that Subject has never been a Communist and that if Subject was in a post in Mexico it was because he was an experienced Diplomat and the Cuban Government needed him. Bource believes Subject has never traveled to any Communist country. Source believes Subject has his immediate family in Maxico with him, and does not know if Subject has any relatives in Cuba or in the U.S. Source does not know if Cubject has received any military, political or intelligence training.2. Physical Description: DOB: circa 1910, place of birth unknown to source. Race: white. 5'4", 140 lbs. Hair and eyes source can't remember. Shape of face: round. Physique: medium. No visible scars. Wears moustache.3. JNWAVE Traces: Subject above/believed to be identical with Ricardo VIDAL Domingues, 201-390894.
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#Att. No. 75 to UFGA-31693SUBJECT: VILLAFANA, Manuel C1. Source met Subject in 1959 when Subject was the Military   Attache at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico, D.F. Source is not able to provide any information on Subject's life prior to this date. When source returned to Cuba in December 1959 Subject remained in his post in Mexico City, and source has not seen Subject since that time. Source said he read in the newspapers in 1960 that Subject left his post and had come to the U.8. Source says that he wrote to Subject from Mexico when source was denied his U.8. visa, securing Subject's address through source's sister who was in Miami. In source's opinion Subject_is_not a Communist and resigned his post when he realized the Cuban regimo vas a Communist one. Source does not know if Subject has ever traveled outside Cuba besides the trip to Mexico and to the U.S. Source does not know if Subject has relatives outside Cuba or if Subject ever received political, military or intelligence training.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1925, place of birth unknown to source. Race: white. 5'7", 150 lbs. Hair and Eyes: dark. Shape of face: oval. Physique: mediun. No visible scars3. JEBAVE Traces: Subject above is believed to be identical with Nanuel ULLAFANA y Martinez, 201-093818.
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# GA21693/14Att. No. 76 to UFGA-21693SUBJECT: WILTZ Bucelo, Ramon1. Source met Subject about 1940 being from the same neighborhood, Reparto Lawton, Havana. Before the Castro regime Subject used to work as office clerk in a Notary Public office. In early 1959 Subject was appointed to a position in the Ministerio de Salud Publica, but source is not able to provide any information on this position. Subject worked at this position for one or one and a half years. About 1960 Subject was appointed as coach of the basket-ball team at the University of Havana but resigned this position in late 1961 in order to secure his exit permit. He left Cuba in early 1962 and presently resides at 2565 SW 25th St. Apt. 2, Miami. Source says that in his opinion Subject has never been aCommunist and is completely against the present GOC. Subject has traveled widely to Latin America, the U.S. and also Europe, with different sport teams. Subject has a brother and a sister residing in Miami. Subject has never received any political, military or intelligence training.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1926, Havana City..Race: white. 5'9", 165 lbs. Hair: black. Eyes: dark. Shape of face:oval. Physique: medium. No visible scars.3. JMWAVE Traces: Ramon Francisco WILTZ Bucelo. DPOB:12 December 1926, Arroyo Naranjo, Habara, arrived in the U.S. on 22 June 1962 (DBA 14541, 7 July 1962).
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# SUBJECT: YOUNG, Manuelaka:"El Chino"E.I: Cuba, DPOB: C 1940, Pinar CubaFiled: Young, 201-7-4938, ReporteG-2 in Pinar del Rio, Revised through1. Source met Subject when both were exile in Mexico City in late 1957. Source saw Subject again about 1960 in Pinar del Rio City on a trip source made there accompanying his father who had a farm in Consolacion, Pinar del Rio Province. Source claims he never was a close friend of Subject. Source heard about 1959 that the Subject is a Lieutenant in the G-2 in Pinar del Rio City. Source is not able to provide any information on subject's private life nor does he know if Subject has any relatives outside Cuba, if Subject has ever traveled to any country in the Soviet bloc, or if Subject has ever received any political, military or intelligence training.manuel Young Lezcano.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1940, San Juan y Martinez, Pinar del Rio Province, probably. Race: Mulatto with chinoce characteristics. 5'5", 135 lbs. Hair: black and straight. Eyes: dark. Face: thin., Physique: slim. No visible scars.CIT: Cuba3. JUAVE Traces: Subject above is believed to be identical with Manuel YOUNG Lezcano. DPOB: 8 October 1940, Pinar del Rio. YOUNG is the Deputy Chief, G-2, Pinar del Rio.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVISED AT CI: HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATION STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME:ARTIME; Buesa, Manuel201-0267437Volume XIIIINCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:DELETIONS, IF ANY:Third Agency Documents| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 7 AUG 1978    | 7 Aug 1978    | Leslie WIZELMAN          | *Leslie Wizelman*               ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE.
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RET8 January 1965MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1DATE: 7 January 1965, 2130 Hours1. AMBIDDY-1 reported that Manolin Hernandez arrived from Central America and reported that Vico Starke and Frank Marshall, with the support of General Anastacio Somoza of Nicaragua, were planning a coup against President Francisco Orlich in Costa Rica. A-l planned to depart Miami for Managua at 0700 hours, 8 January on Lanica airline to check this information with General Somoza and to attempt to ensure that his equipment is not being used to carry out the coup. A-1 will have his private communications pad and promised to send us a message as soon as he talked with General Somoza and with the Orlichs and Starke in Costa Rica.2. A-1 agreed to try to return to New York on Saturday, 9 January, for a meeting with Mr. Archer (Chief, WH). A-1 will call as soon as he arrives in New York at which time arrangements will be made to bring him to Washington for the meeting.3. A-1 reported he and Al Burt had signed a non-aggression pact. A-1 feels there is little to gain from his point of view in continuing the squabble with Burt.Nestor D. SanchezWH/SA/AMWORLDFile:AMBIDDY-1 201Tel ConversationsCosta RicaFioPressSECRET
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DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONFILE 13.3. DISPATCH оf souRCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTOWYM. BATE OF INFO.. EVALUATION   S. ANALYST1. ΦΑΤΕ ΡROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED 1811. DATE    DOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO    DI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONARTIME, MANUEL201-267437SEX M DOB ?019-300-003DBA-9678927 JAN 65P2CIT CUBAOCC ?RE ALLEGATION BY ELOY GUTIERREZ PENOYO 201-269349 OR MRR WAS WORKING DIRECTLY UNDER THEORDERS OF A COUNTERINTELL AGENCY OF USAND THẤT SUBJ WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR SINKING OFSPANISH SHIP SIERRA ARANZAZU.R 6502082325FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
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# SECRETIMWAVEACTIONDe/ut/srt 3INFOVR, FILE, PAmid1004-11 201 13 FEB 65 IN 80247SecuritySECRET. 1323582PRIORZDIR CITE WAVE 8261TYPIC YOBITE AMWORLD1. ANCLATTER/1 TOLD 13 FEB 65 BY FRANK FIORINI THAT MANUEL ARTINE'S HOUSE AT 1270 NE 85TH STREET MIAMI WAS RANSACKED DURING EVENING 12 FEB. ARTIME TOLD FIORINI THAT INTRUDERS HAD STOLEN JEWELRY, NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS AND TELESCOPIC LENS RIFLE THAT FIORINI HAD GIVEN ARTIME AS GIFT.2. ARTIME ASKED FIORINI HELP HIM QUA BY GETTING IN TOUCH LOCAL AUTHORITIES (UNSPECIFIED) WITH REQUEST THEY KEEP MATTER QUIET. FIORINI SAID ARTIME DOES NOT WANT INCIDENT PUBLICIZED.3. FOR SECURITY REASONS WAVE HAS MADE NO EFFORT OBTAIN CONFIRMATION FROM LOCAL AUTHORITIES, HOWEVER, WAVE HAS RECEIVED NO OTHER REPORT ON THIS MATTER AS OS PREPARATION THIS REPORT.SECRETnote: Actime confirmed this11 Feb - Event was allanr3 Feb - nosensitive comment to themSECRET
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE# SECRETFROM: TWAREACTION: DC/WH/SA 3FILE: DDPSECRET 181509ZDIR GORE WAVE 8428DESENS TYPIC YOBITE AMWORLDREF WAVE 8419 (183360)IDEN: JOSE ANTONIO MOLE ROSALES.SECRET
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# SECRETJMNAVETC/WA/SA 3R. FILE, DDP,SECRET 1815892WAVE 8419TYPIC YOBITE ANWORLDSecurityWAVE 8261 (IN 696)1. ANCLATTER/I PROVIDED ADDITIONAL DETAILS REF 15 FEB 65 BY STATING RANSACKING AMBIDDY/I'S HOUSE ACTUALLY OCCURRED SOME TINE BETWEEN 1-3 FEB AND DISCOVERED BY MAID LUCY ACOSTA 3 FEB. FIORINI HOWEVER LEARNED OF RANSACKING ABOUT 1330 HOURS 13 FEB WHEN RCVD PHONE CALL FROM ANWORLD INTEL CHIEF (IDEN) WHO TOLD FIORINI THAT ALTHO HOUSE BURGLARIZED 8 FEB HE DID NOTHING UNTIL FIRST SPEAKING WITH AMBIDDY/I WHO OUT TOWN. AMBIDDY-1 RECOMMENDED IDEN CONTACT FIORINI WITH REQUEST FIORINI CONTACT LOCAL AUTHORITIES IF ABLE DO SO WITHOUT PUBLICITY.2. FIORINI, AFTER RECEIPT TELEPHONE CALL FROM IDEN CONTACTED PERSONAL FRIEND FRANK CAMPBELL, FORMER CHIEF INTEL. METRO, WHO ADVISED FIORIN CONTACT POLICE CAPTAIN LEE NAPIR USING CAMPBELL'S NAME. FIOPINI, WHO ALSO KNOWN TO CAPTAIN NAPIR, CONTACTED NAPIR WITH IDEN. NAPIR PROMISED MAKE INVESTIGATION WITHOUT MAKING "REPORT."3. MTG 15 FEB IDEN SHOWED NAPIR 24 PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICTINGSECRET
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# SECRETBROKEN DOOR AND LARGE NUMBER DOCUMENTS SCATTERED OVER FLOOR. ICERALSO GAVE NAPIR FOLLOWING LIST MISSING ARTICLES: (A) ROLEX VPISIWATCH: (5) ANOTHER INEXPENSIVE WRIST WATCH: (C) RING WITH FOUR TWOCARAT DIAMONDS AND LARGE ZIRCON; (D) TWO EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD NECK-LACES; (E) ONE WOMAN'S IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, AND (F) ONE HIGHPOWERED 300 MAGNUM RIFLE WITH TELESCOPIC LENS AND TRIGGER GUARDINSCRIBED "AMBIDDY/I, LEADER OF REVOLUTION, FRANK FIORINI."ALTHO SOME DOCUMENTS TAKEN FROM A/I'S HOUSE IMPORTANT PAPERS KEPTHOUSE SAFE WHICH NOT DISTURBED. IDEN WHO CONDUCTING OWN INVESTI-GATION, TOLD PAPIR IDEN SUSPECTED HOUSE REPAIRMAN WHO RECENTLYWORKED A/I'S HOUSE VALDO BADO PEREZ, 1285 NW 29TH STREET TERRACE,MIAMI. BADO WHO HAS NO REGULAR MEANS INCOME RECENTLY BOUGHT WIFE60 CORVAIR (65 FLORIDA LICENSE ID-4378) AND PAST WEEK MADE PERSONALGIFTS NUMBER FRIENDS. ALSO PURCHASED FOUR NEW TIRES HIS OWN 61FALCON (65 FLORIDA LICENSE !D-4302).4. IDEN ALSO LOCATED JEWELRY STORE 964 WEST FLAGLER STREET WITH   A/I'S ROLEX WRIST WATCH FOR SALE. IDEN HAD WIFE A/1 VISIT STORE   AND PURCHASE ROLEX FOR $200 CASH PLUS $45 STILL OWED SALESMAN NAMED   GUILLERMO TABRAUE. WIFE A/I ABLE IDENTIFY WATCH BY TWO MARKS BACK   WATCH. NAPIR PROMISED IDER WOULD HANDLE INVESTIGATION JEWELRY> [Figure: Blurred rectangular shape labelled 'SECRET' on a patterned background. ]
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# SECRETSIGRE AND SUGGESTED IDEN PUT SURVEILLANCE CUBAN COFFEE SHOPMIAMI EL GOZO.5. ANCLATTER/I SAID THAT IDEM HAS NO CURRENT INFO INDICATE"ESPIONAGE" OR "REVOLUTIONARY MOTIVATION" BEHIND ROBBERY.6. INSPECTOR (CAPTAIN) F. L. NAPIER ASSIGNED DETECTIVE BUREAUMIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT POSSIBLY IDENTICAL CAPT NAPIR PARA TWOABOVE. FRANK CAMPBELL PROBARLY IDENTICAL FRANK KAPPEL FORMER METROCHIEF INTEL WHO RESIGNED WORK WITH STATE RACING COMMISSION.7. NO SPECIFIC WAVE TRACES WALDO BADO PEREZ ALTHO ONEVALDO PEREZ REPORTED MAY 62 AS HAVING HELPED ORGANIZE PROPAGANDAAND MILITARY PLANS LIBERATION CUBA IN CUBAN LIBERATION ARMY (UFG992; 14 MAY 62). WAVE TRACES GUILLERMO TABRAUE INDICATE HE POSSIBLYIDENTICAL GUILLERMO TABRAU NUECER (201-283992)。SECRETCFNSECRET
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE# SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROM SAN JOSEACTION DC/WA/SA 3INFO W. FILE, DOPSECRET 201400ZDIRVE CITE SJOS 7483DESRITED AT TYPIC YOBITE ANVORLD20184348MANUEL ARTINE BUESA ARRIVED SAN JOSE 17 FEBRUARY ON PAA FLIGHT501 FROM MIAMI.SECRETCFWSECRET
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE# SECRETFROM: JAWAVEACTION: DC/WH/SA-3INFO: FILE: DDPADVANCE COPYSECRET 201927ZDIR: WAVE 8522DESENSITIZED: TYPIC YOBITE AMWORLDREF: WAVE 8521 (IN 85083)IDEN: JOSE ANTONIO NOLE ROSALES20 Feb 65 IN 85084
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGE24 SECRETFROM JMWAVEACTION DC/WH/S/F 3INFO VE. FILE, DDPSECRET 201927ZDIR CITE WAVE 8521REFS: A. WAVE 8261 (IN)B. WAVE 8419(IN86077)C. WAVE 8428 (IN)1. AMCLATTER/I, AS FOLLOW UP REFS, REPORTED 19 FEB 65 THAT MIAMI POLICE CAPTAIN NAPIR PHONED FIORINI 18 FEB AND ARRANGED FOR FIORINI AND AMWORLD INTEL CHIEF (IDEN) MEET WITH TWO POLICE SERGEANTS FORM POLICE HEADQUARTERS AT 1145 NW 11TH STREET MIAMI. MTG HELD FROM 1330 TO 1430 HOURS 18 FEB MAYFLOWER RESTAURANT NORTH MIAMI AVENUE AND 36TH STREET WITH SERGEANTS (FNU) DOWDA AND (FNU) MCCRACKEA OF POLICE BURGLARY SQUAD. BOTH SERGEANTS SAID NAPIR INSTRUCTED THEM "KEEP CASE OFF REPORT". THEN TOLD SERGEANTS THAT AFTER CAREFUL CONSIDERATION HE AND AMWORLD BOTH CONCLUDE ROBBERY WAS "G-2 SPONSORED", POINTED UP FACT $500 LEICA CAMERA AND TWO $300 TAPE RECORDERS VISIBLY ACCESSIBLE NOT TOUCHED. ALSO SUSPECT SOME DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED. SURMISE INTRUDERS WANTED GIVE OUTWARD APPEARANCE ROBBERY.2. FIORINI SAID ADDITIONAL INFO ON SUSPECT WALDO BADO PEREZ INDICATE HE FORMER BRIGADE MEMAFR.
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2. COULD HAVE CASED HOUSE FOR SOMEONE ELSE. IN 6-94-10-3. ACCORDING FIORINI DAPIN IBSTRUCTED IDEN GIVE COMPLETE   DETAILS IN WRITING OF STOLEN RIFLE AND MAIL REPORT TO HIM.   NAPIR WANTS REPORT POSTMARKED AND ALLEGEDLY WOULD DISCLOSE   CONTENTS ONLY TO CLEAR AMWORLD ANY COMPLICITY OR RESPONSIBILITY   EVENT RIFLE USED BY UNKNOWN PARTY SOME FUTURE CRIME.   SECRETJOSE ANTONNO dutieROSALES
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# SECRETFROU CARACASACTION De/om/sa 3INFO W. FILE, DOP, C/WNS ECRET 231620ZDIR INMAT VE PACY SJOS CITE CARA 0003KARESENSI TYPIC AMWORLD YOBITEMANUEL ARTIME AND RAFAEL QUINTERO ARRIVED CARA FROM PACS 26FEB PAA 513. PLANS REMAIN CARA UN 24 OR 25 FEB WHEREUPON WILL DEPART FOR COSTA RICA.SECRETCFN
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIESSECRETDIR PACY CITE SJOS 7468УБАТMANUEL ARTIME BUESA LEFT SAN JOSE 28 FEBRUARY FOR PACY ON LACSASECRET
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# 8 March 1965MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Fhase-out of ARTINE Autonomous Group1. On the night of 5 March 1965, the case officer for Manuel ARTINE Buesa met with him and outlined the policy decision reached by the 303 Committee on 4 March. ARTINE vas told the decision was to terminate our operational relationship in as friendly and cooperative manner as possible, but not later than 1 May 1965. The case officer had been empowered to convey this information and to conduct an exploratory discussion of the problems and possible solutions connected with a phase-out program. The two main points the United States Government was concerned with wore (a) fair but reasonable demobilisation support to the personnel of the autonomous group, and (b) ARTINE's assistance in insuring that the balance of power in Central America vas not upset, particularly by preventing the weapons of his group from falling into the hands of political extresists or free-booters.2. ARTINE had been on notice for several months that a phase-cat might be ordered at any time, and had an inkling that the decision had been made because his regular monthly subsidy had not been received on schedule. He had obviously given the matter considerable thought and made up his mind as to his course of action when he arrived at the mosting. He began the discussion by summarizing the things he might have done had he been so inclined. Among the possibilities mentioned, te included loading up his troops and weapons and taking over Haiti as a base against Cuba, intervening in Costa Rica to bring down the libera. PLN administration in favor of a rightist junta of dissidents, or throwing in completely with General Anastacio in Nicaragua the weapons, personnel and equipment of the autonomous group. He has the capability of fielding an infantry battalion reinforced with artillery (4.2 mortars), supported by air and maritins elements, with a cadre of trained and combat- experienced Cubans, provided he teams up with an organisation![SECRET]
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-2-who can furnish about 1,000 men to flesh out the unit. Case officer acknowledgei last we recognized his potential for harmful action, had considered it thoroughly, and hoped he would not do anything of the kind. ARTIME said he had also considered all the possibilities and concluded there was no point in his being childish and trying to "bite us about the ankles."3. ARTIME accepts the decision and will cooperate in a phase-out program. He does not understand the rationale, and, of course, does not agio with the decision, but he acknowledges our prerogative to make it. If we really wish still to be friends, he is willing, just as he told Mr. FitzGerald originally. He asks only that we help him make it possible to remain friendly and nakes two requests from us: (a) help take care of his men. and their families until they can rehabilitate and resettle themselves, and (b) do everything possible to get his parents out of Cuba.4. The major elements to be considered in a phase- out vere discussed with the following results:Personnel. The first priority is support payments to dependents which were due 1 March in the total amount of $100,00. This must be done soonest if ARTINE is to maintain control of the situation. The next most inmediate problem is re-entry permission for fifteen of his men who have been stranded in Nicaragua trying to return to the United States since. December. These men were ex- filtrated "black" from the United States with our assistance and require special authority for... re-entry from Department of State and Department of Justice, which we thought was arranged in early January.The demobilization plan proposed by ARTIME seered as realistic and effective as could be hoped for. Pe proposes to return the bulk of his men, approximately 200, to the United States during March and give then one month's pay on 1 April as a mustering out payment to support them and their families while they seek other employment. The balance of his men, less than 100, will be held in Central America for one month longer as a security and administrative force muster the group's equipent at Monkey Point from which disposition can be made during the month
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-3-of April. The security force will be returned during April and will be paid a mustering out payment on 1 May. This will terminate the project.The cover story which ARTINE intends to use for demobilization is to inform his men that their mothership is out of commission and will require about six veoks for repairs. This is true enough so that it will be believed. He will then grant leave to all men with dependents to get their personal affairs in order before operations commence again. He will publicize the fact that it is less expensive and better for morale to send them on leave than to have man sitting around the camps with no operations to run. When all the first contingent are back home, individual notice will be given each to start looking for other work as operations have been postponed. They will be told that the salary payment of 1 April will be the last one and should be considered as a mustering out bonus. ARTINE ?eels this method will soften the impact and lover the noise level as the men will be home with their families and scattered throughout the community instead of being in an organized group in Central America when they realize they are being demobilized.b. Funda. ARTINE had done his homework and brought with him facts and figures upon which phase-eut costs could be estimated. These cost estimates are outlined below:|                    |                                                                                        || ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || 1 March - $100,000 | Dependents support and salaries                                                        || 25,000             | Travel from Central America to U.8. for approx. 200 mon                                || 50,000             | Accrued debts due 1 March, mainly food and other expenses for camps in Central America || $175,000           | (In lieu of regular monthly subsidy of $225,000)                                       ||                    |                                                                                        || ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || 1 April - $100,000 | Mustering out payment for 200 men and salaries for security and administrative details || 12,500             | Travel fron Central America to U.S. for approx. 100 men                                || 12,500             | Estimated food and other camp expenses                                                 || $125.000           |                                                                                        |SECRET