Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRET-2-Subject obtains the livestock from the Montura Ranch of Florida.c. Sales of Florida real estate.Subject is not licensed to make such sales in the U.S. but can sell to persons abroad. (About two years ago he was selling lots west of Miami near where a new airport is to be built.)5. Subject is now involved--on this trip--in a deal with President SOMOZA to furnish well drilling and pumping equipment for an agricultural irrigation system. SOMOZA was approached by a British firm which somehow wangled a U.S.-guaranteed 5 1/2 percent loan to underwrite the same scheme. This low interest was better than Subject's contacts could obtain initially and it appeared that the contract would go to the British outfit. However, Subject's stateside partner, a South Carolina legislator (state level), who operates a business known as INTERGROW, managed to swing the same deal and was due in town on 29 April to talk with SOMOZA. SOMOZA told Subject he would give the business to Subject if he and his INTERGROW friend could equal the British offer. As of 28 April prospects for consumation of a deal locked good.6. Subject is also trying to work out a deal with SOMOZA regarding export of Nicaraguan meat. Previous dealings with a man from S&W fell through when this chap tried to "go around" Subject by dealing direct with Nicaraguan meat exporters. At present Subject is dealing with SOMOZA to buy meat from CARNIC and IFAGAN to sell in Miami to the Northwestern Meat Company, owned by Elpidio NUNEZ. In return for his cooperation in the meat business, SOMOZA is to be given a 38% slice of the profits. The remainder would be split up as follows: 16% to Edgarde BUTTARI, 13% to Frank CONDOM, and 33% to Subject. SOMOZA is trying to figure out some way to get his bite without paying U.S. income taxes so the matter of spreading the profits is still up in the air. Central South International Inc. has an account at the Capital National Bank of Miami, Subject showed me an irrevocable letter of credit in the amount of $48,000 issued by this bank to be used for the meat export deal.# SECRET
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SECRET-3-7. As for possible sales of cattle to INFONAC, Subject is working on a deal with SOMOZA which may involve as much as a million and a half dollars.8. Subject lives on commissions. He is now in debt to the tune of $9,500 of which he owes $1,600 το American Express and $3,900 to SOMOZA. When he has been down and out three persons have helped him with handouts of money to tide him over. These are Sixto MESA, in the construction business in Miami; Jose Luis GONZALEZ, in the lumber business; and "Tacho" SOMOZA. Subject plans to pay back all three every cent they have given him. He considers these handouts as loans. He is now trying to consolidate his debts through a loan from Diners Club. He is paying on his home mortgage at a rate of 5 3/4 percent, quite low by present-day standards. Two Cuban Negro friends of many-years standing live with him at his home. They are taxi drivers and each pays $25 a week to help defray" household costs. One of these loyal retainers fired the first shot during the Pilon sugar mill raid pulled off by Subject's followers several years ago.9. Contrary to popular belief, Subject does not own a piece of the Vizcaya restaurant in Miami although he could have been a partner had he made a $500 investment when the enterprise began. The owners are Oscar VILA, Aramis PIÑON, and the cook, named Tomás (lnu). VILA and PIÑON were with Subject in the Bay of Pigs invasion and both are old friends. VILA has been rumored involved in narcotics but Subject doesn't think he is. Some time ago the Miami Herald sent its lady gourmet reporter to do a story on the Vizcaya. She found it to her liking and wrote a favorable story but some unidentified character at the Herald told her that narcotics were pushed at the Vizcaya and that Subject was one of the owners. Publisher KNIGHT of the Herald had an investigation run before allowing the gourmet reporter's story to be printed. The restaurani was given a clean bill of health and the story was run.10. One of the persons most prominently involved in blackening Subject's name is Rolando MASFERRER. Subject classifies him as the scum of Batista's Cuba. One gets the impression that Subject would be unhappy if MASFERRER, who Subject says has been involved in narcotics trafficking, were to say anything good about him.SECRET
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SECRET11. Subject's only other possible connection with narcotics involves a report he gave to Mr. DREW of the FBI. This was as follows: Subject has a friend named Carlos ARMAS who is skipper of a shrimp boat the "Sea Cat". ARMAS lives at 1800 NW 34th Street, Miami. At sea in British waters (around some British island or cay in the Caribbean). ARMAS has "fraternized" with a Cuban shrimper "El Costero" captained by Antonio LOPEZ. LOPEZ has told ARMAS that his boat, "El Costero", often carries aboard a small, very fast speedboat. While anchored in British waters this speedboat, with a crew of 3, is put overboard with a "package" on board. It disappears only to return sometime later minus the package but with large quantities of money. It then refuels from "El Costero" and heads for Cuba on its own power. Subject and ARMAS think it probable that the package contains narcotics and that Fidel CASTRO is raising money this way. Mr. DREW of the FBI told Subject to tell his story to the Coast Guard. Subject did but the CG said they were not interested because the smuggling was taking place in British waters. As far as Subject knows nothing has ever been done about this matter.12. Subject says that "politically" his program breaks down to:a. Keeping about 200 men ("my action men") ready for action in case of a sudden change in Cuba or a "go ahead" on raids against Cuba.b. Keeping on good terms with Edgardo BUTTARI and Frank CONDOM who are both on good terms with "Bebe" REBOZO who is in turn, an intimate friend of President NIXON. (Subject asked me not to discuss or report this owing to its political sensitivity. It would seem prudent not to accentuate this matter).c. Keeping good relations with Nicaragua and Haiti for possible future operations against Cuba.13. I asked Subject if he had any dealings with Colonel Angel ARAUZ of Panama in connection with efforts to cverthrow the government of Panama. He said that ARAUZ had tried to get him, Subject, to furnish arms, support, and influentialFORWARDED BY S/L/T COMMISSIONNID FIELD DISSEMINATIONSECRET
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SECRET-5-friends in the Miami area. Subject successfully avoided ARAUZ when he showed up in Miami. ARAUZ is now in Venezuela where his wife's family is well connected with the COPEI Party. Subject is not in contact with ARAUZ.14. Throughout our conversation Subject appeared sincere and anxious to make the facts known. He repeatedly stressed his respect for our organization as he has in the past. I believe he was being forthright and honest. He promised to keep in touch.![FORWARDED BY SYOUT FOR FIELD DISSEMINATION]SECRET
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SECRETTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM : Chief of Station, ManaguaSUBJECT : HEREWITH ATTACHMENT (#1) TOHNMA-4324, 1 May 1969DUPLICATESECRET
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# ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETPRICE TO FILING1. Fill in Sect 2 on back. Detach back flap and forward to RID.2. Destroy front cover sheet unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.TO: ACTION BRANCHIf file no. and title shown are not proper. insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID, AN.FROM:RD:WERDEN, PHILENAOV-152RIO/ANGA-80EXT. 4239TUBE,GT-7TO ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS|     | ROOM NO. | DATE        | OFFICER INITIALS || --- | -------- | ----------- | ---------------- || 1.  | AC/WH/2  | 28 APR 1969 | COPY DETACHED    || 2.  |          |             |                  || 3.  |          |             |                  || 4.  |          |             |                  || 5.  |          |             |                  || 6.  |          |             |                  || 7.  |          |             |                  || 8.  | C/WH/CEN |             | WR               || 9.  | LC       |             | N                || 10. | PA       |             | 30 APR           || 11. |          |             |                  || 12. |          |             |                  || 13. |          |             |                  || 14. |          |             |                  || 15. |          |             |                  || 16. |          |             |                  || 17. | RID/FI   |             |                  || TRACE REQUEST    | ABSTRACT | FILE TITLE                            || ---------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------- || DATE MICROFILMED | INDEX    | FILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE) 201-267437 ||                  |          | DOCUMENT DATE 17 April 69             ||                  |          | DOCUMENT NUMBER INMA 04315            |SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief, WI/MiamiSUBJECT: Chief of Station, ManaguaACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES6: AMBIDDY-1REFERENCE: FBI Report of 30 January 1969The Station has seen a copy of an FBI report of 30 January 1969, concerning AMBIDDY-1, which indicates, among other things, that AMBIDDY reportedly claimed to have arranged an interview With Mr. Richard NIXON at the time the latter was a presidential candidate. Since the content and tone of this FBI report differ somewhat from what the COS, Managua, has learned in direct talks with AMBIDDY-1, there is attached (USC) a memorandum from the COS setting forth observations resulting from meetings with AMBIDDY in Managua.Lawrence F. BarkenLawrence F. BARKERAttachment:Memorandum (split transmission)1. Right side HEREWITH2. Left side, USCDistribution:081 - Chief, WH Division2 - Chief, WH Miami1 att:DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERΗΝΜΑ-4315DATE17 April 1969CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMOS FILE NUMBER201-267437
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SECRET17 April 1969MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Manuel ARTIME Buesa1. ARTIME comes to Managua frequently, always using LANICA Airlines and frequently flying over Cuba. He is aware of the possibility of a highjacking and says that he would never make it out of the Havana airport alive if the CASTRO Government were to get hold of him.2. He explains his trips as legitimate business. One of his enterprises lies in obtaining fatigue uniforms, canteens, web gear, and similar equipment and supplies for the Nicaraguan National Guard. Another enterprise, in which he was involved a year or so ago, involved lumber and cabinet woods which he hoped to export from Nicaragua to the States. He dealt with a Nicaraguan businessman named MOLINA in this matter. It seems to have fallen through. At one point last year (1968) I heard that ARTIME was trying to serve as middleman for investments by KRUPP interests in Germany here. I have heard no more about this. A more recent line is Nicaraguan beef for export to the States. He says that he has made contact with the top man of the S & W restaurants in the States. This man, after checking samples of Nicaraguan beef, says he will buy all he can get. The supplier at this end would be CARNIC, a meat packing enterprise owned by President SOMOZA. (There is no doubt ARTIME could find a ready market in the States but he may be stymied by the import quotas, especially since Nicaragua over-exported to the States in 1968 and had troubles as a result.)3. ARTIME drops by to see me at my home often although not on every trip. His vidite to me have been less frequent of late. We have easy rapport. He knows who I represent.s/c att : 1CS COPYSECRETHNMA-4315201-267437
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# SECRET-2-He is usually accompanied by Jose FERNANDEZ de la Torre,Manager of Distribuidora Inter-Americana, S. A. "Pepe"is a Cuban and a close friend of mine. He is ARTIME'Sclosest friend in Nicaragua. ARTIME often stays at hishome. On a couple of occasions ARTIME has been by tosee me with another mutual Cuban friend, PrimitivoABLANEDO, who used to live at El Bluff on the East Coast."El Gallego" ABLANEDO now lives in Managua and makes hisliving renting out dump trucks and construction and haulingequipment. On one occasion ARTIME came by with a Cuban Ibelieve was named VILA. Mirta PADRON, another mutualCuban friend (she teaches Spanish at the American Embassy)tells me that VILA owns a restaurant in Miami but thatARTIME has no connection with this enterprise. A coupleof times ARTIME has come by with Frank CONDOM, a short,quiet, red-faced Cuban who owns some jewelry stores inMiami. CONDOM is now pretty well-off financially and isa good friend and business associate of "Bebe" REBOZO,who, in turn, is a close friend of President NIXON. Ibelieve CONDOM and, perhaps REBOZO, may be involved in themeat deal.4. ARTIME always comes with sor-sone when he visits   me--not because he feels need for a bodyguard as some   suspect, but simply because he still doesn't know how to   drive a car and I live some distance out of town. Our   visits are pleasant, involve a scotch or two at most.   The last two times ARTIME has not had anything to drink.   We talk no operations or other such business. My personal   views on dealing with CASTRO, especially on howwe should   have dealt with him in the past, are rather hawkish and I   think ARTIME finds these views pleasant to his ear although   he is well aware that they are not "policy."5. ARTIME told me some months ago--before the elections--   of meeting with "Bebe" REBOZO. The meeting was arranged   through CONDOM. ARTIME has not claimed to me to have met with   Mr. NIXON either before or after he assumed the presidency.   He has made it known, as is already well known, that REBOZO   is close to the President. He has also speculated that   REBOZO might have considerable say in formulation of the newSECRET
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administration's Cuban policy. He expects this policy to be more hard-line out has not specifically said that RE3OZO has said this would be so. He recently told me that some of my ideas on enforcing the economic blockade had been passed on to REBOZO.6. In response to my queries as to what direction the new Cuba policy might take, ARTIME said in March 1969 that he did not expect the NIXON administration to address itself to the Cuban problem before May of this year. Then he expects a concerted effort to make the economic blockade work. If that does not yield results, he expects that a go-ahead will be given for the resumption of Cuban exile raids against Cuba from non-U.S. bases. He hopes to be the man chosen to lead in this endeavor. Again, in response to my questions, he said that exiles could be trained in Nicaragua. He favors using Haiti as the actual base of operations, i.e., the raiding parties would leave from there. He mentioned having talked with President DUVALIER and indicated that he has DUVALIER's approval for such operations.7. ARTIME said that operations against Cuba would be designed to knock out shipping and port facilities. He has not recently referred to his earlier invasion plan as outlined in MANAGUA 6752 of 23 October 1968.8. ARTIME is still as charming as ever, lot's of fun to be around socially--full of jokes, anecdotes, etc. He has not lost faith, is one of the few of what have been termed elsewhere "the old exile hacks" who have not given up. He really does seem determined to play a leading role in unseating CASTRO. he is beginning to go to fat a bit. I saw him in a bathing suit not long ago and thought that he would do well to get into trim if he hopes to lead in any military operation.9. ARTIME has never made any discernable efforts to pry secrets from me; indeed, he seems to have taken special pains not to do so. He is mature and quite objective--can see various facets to just about any problem. I believe it is well worthwhile maintaining encasional contact with him.SECRET
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SECRETTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM : Chief of Station, ManaguaSUBJECT : HEREWITH ATTACHMENT TΟ ΗΝΜΑ-4315,17 April 1969 (ATT #1)DUPLICATESECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSONNEL/UNIT NOTIFIED![cable secretariat dissemination personnel unit notified]**SECRET**SECRET 08223Z APR 69 (CITE WH/MIAMI 3484 /NEBECKER ACTING)DIRECTOR INFO MANAGUAwMim 8 APR 69 IN 31505REFS: A. MANAGUA 6936 (1N30512)B. DIRECTOR 901131. APPRECIATE REF COMMENTS. WILL ADVISE LNYUMA INFORMALLY   THAT WOFIRM HAS NO OPERATIONAL INTEREST IN MANUEL ARTIME AND LEAVE   DECISIONS CONCERNING POSSIBLE INVESTIGATION OF HIS BUSINESS   ACTIVITIES TO LNYUMA DISCRETION.2. FILE 201-267437.SECRET![signature]CS COPY**SECRET**
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEX: □ YES □ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RET. TO BRANCH □ DESTROY □ S-GFILE VOSECRET 0717442 APR 69 CITE MANAGUA [6936 MANA]7 APR 69 IN 30512WH/MIAMI INFO DIRECTORREF: DIRECTOR 921131. CONCUR IN REF SUGGESTED ACTION.2. MANAGUA STATION HAS NO INFORMATION ON CUBAN EXILE TRAINING BASES.3. FILE 201-267437.SECRET![checkbox with A: PW AD: X I: I: T: with a circled F: marked with checkmarks]CS COPYSECRET7 Apr 69201-267437
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J. PICCOLO:akWH/COG/OPS7144 R. 1819DATE: 4 APRIL 1969CABLE SECAM ARIAT DISSEMINATIONCONF:30INDLEDO INDEXRETURN TOMARCHFILE INDFILE IN CS FILE NO.COMP:WH8FIL. VA. PILAN F2 C/versSECRETCITE DIRECTORWH/MIAMI INFO: MANAGUAREF: WH/MIAMI 3427 (IN 28439)1. SUGGEST STATION INFORM LNYUMA THAT WOFIRM HAS NO ACTIVE OPERATIONAL INTEREST IN MANUEL ARTIME. MAY ALSO SAY THAT ARTIME HAS BEEN IN LEGITIMATE BUSINESS OF SUPPLYING UNIFORMS AND OTHER MATERIALS TO NICARAGUAN NATIONAL GUARD, IS CONSIDERED TO BE FRIEND OF LNHARP, AND UNLESS MANAGUA HAS INFORMATION TO CONTRARY, ARTIME HAS NO TRAINING BASES FOR CUBAN EXILES IN NICARAGUA.2. LNYUMA MAY OPEN ACTIVE FILE ON ARTIME IF SO DESIRED BUT THERE NO EVIDENCE AT HAND HE PREPARING ANOTHER EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.3. FILE 201-267437.END OF MESSAGE![signature of William V. Brok]WILLIAM V. BROKC/WHDWH/2/CR&N D.Burris (in draft)CS COPY![signature of David A. Phillips]DAVID A. PHILLIPSC/WH/COG201-2674375 April 69REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRETWH 8 RIF/AN, F12, S.1, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2517SECRET 2313272 APR 65 CITE WH MIANI 3427/NEEBEECKER ACTINGDIRECTOR, MANAGUA 3 APR 69 IN 284391. DURING RECENT INFORMAL SESSION WITH LNYAPA MIAMI REP HE ASKED IF WOFIRM STILL HAD OPERATIONAL INTEREST IN MANUEL ARTIME. ON BEING TOLD NO LOCAL INTEREST, HE SAID ARTIME IS NOW IN THE EXPORT-IMPORT BUSINESS, HAS CONTACTS WITH THE NICARAGUAN MILITARY, AND IS USING NICA AIRLINES TO SHIP EXPORT-IMPORT MERCHANDISE. SAID ARTIME HAD SHIPPED MEDICAL SUPPLIES AMONG OTHER ITEMS TO NICARAGUA.2. LNYUMA REP OBVIOUSLY SUSPECTS ARTIME IS INVOLVED IN ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES IN NICARAGUA WHICH MAY BE BACKED BY WOFIRM. AT PRESENT HE UNDECIDED WHETHER TO OPEN AN ACTIVE FILE ON ARTIME OR TO DROP THE MATTER. SEEKING STATION ADVICE.3. REQUEST COMMENTS.4. FILE: 201-267437.SECRET![table with AN AX PA TO COMPLETED labels]CS COPYSECRETdilis201-2674373 Apie 69
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FBI DOCUMENTDATE: 26 MARCH 1969CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: MANUEL ARTIME BUESAINTERNAL SECURITY-CUBAFBI FILE #: 105-2617 (MIAMI, FLORIDA)
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# SECRETDOCUMENT. TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION1. RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE.5. ANALYST6. DATE PROCESSED7. SOURCE CRYPTOAUTH 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION10. DISSEMINATED TO11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONARTIMF BUFSA, MANUEL201-267437SEX M DOA ?CIT ?OCC ?< NICARAGUA201-300086DRC -4635320 MAR 69FBIP2HEAD OF REVOLUTIONARY RECOVERY MOVEMENT. SURJCONTACTED BY JORGE ROALFJO LORIF /201-300086/RE SECURING FREEDOM POLITICAL PRISONERS CUBA.R 6904021210FILE IN 201-267437FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONBI FILE NO.DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. DATESOURCE CRYPTONYM DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYST DATE PROCESSEDDISSEMINATED INDATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONCROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILETRANSFERRED TOBI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONARTIME RUESA, MANUEL201-267437SEX M 008 ?201-294682DBC-4730818 MAR 69CIT CUBAFBIOCC ?< CUBAOPERATES MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS IN CENTRALAMERICA.R 6904110968267437FILE IN 201-FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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# SECRET## DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTRI FILE NO.DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONDISPA SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.DATESOURCE CRYPTONYM DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYSTDATE PROCESSEDDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONDISSEMINATED INDATECROSS REFERENCED TO THIS FILETRANSFERRED TO DI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONARTIME BUESA, MANUEL201-267437SEX M DOB ?019-300-018DBC -4642612 MAR 69781CIT ?OCC ?PROMINENT ANTI-CASTRO LEADER, MIAMIR 6904100167FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FILE IN 201-267437SECRET
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.DATESOURCE CRYPTONYMDATE OF INFO.EVALUATIONANALYSTDATE PROCESSEDDISSEMINATED INDATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONCROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILETRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONARTIME BUESA, MANUEL201-267437SEX M DOB ?CIT ?OCC ?019-300-018DBC -4543628 FEB 69FBICUBAN EXILE IN MIAMI WHO FORMERLY IN CHARGE ABORTED BAY OF PIGS INVASION CUBA. ARTIME LATER OPERATED TRAINING CAMPS NICARAGUA. RPOLY HAS QUANTITY OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION NICARAGUA WHICH WANTS TO SELL TO GOVT HAITI. ARTIME RECENTLY VISITED HAITI AND WAS ACCOMPANIED BY HAITIAN CONSUL GENERAL IN MIAMI.R 6903200234FILE IN 201-267437FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 907 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET
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# SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SI.EETINSTRUCTIONSPRIOR TO FILING1.  Fill in Sect 2 on back. Detach back ,flaps in and forward to RID.2.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or compents requiring preservation.TO: ACTION BRANCHIf file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID, AN.PROPER FILE NOFROM:RID,ELLMORE, EVELYN EJ-562PID/AR GA50EXT. 4239 TUBE GT-7TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION I ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTSChrono detached al.| TO           | ROOM NO. | DATE         | OFFICER'S INITIALS |     || ------------ | -------- | ------------ | ------------------ | :-: || 1. c/w/c/or  |          | 28 FEB 1969  | K                  |     || 2. DC/WA/COL |          | 27 FEB 1963  | P                  |     || 3. C/wm/coc  |          | 28 FEB 1963  |                    |     || 5. Nancy Sty |          | 10 mach 1969 | my                 |     || 6.           |          |              |                    |     || 7.           |          |              |                    |     || 8.           |          |              |                    |     || 9.           |          |              |                    |     || 10.          |          |              |                    |     || 11.          |          |              |                    |     || 12.          |          |              |                    |     || 13.          |          |              |                    |     || 14.          |          |              |                    |     || 15.          |          |              |                    |     || 16.          |          |              |                    |     |MICROFILMEDFEB 24 1969DOC. MICRO. SER.FILE YIYEK17. RID/FI|                      |          |                            || -------------------- | -------- | -------------------------- || TRACE REQUEST        | ABSTRACT |                            ||                      | INDEX    |                            || DAYS MICROFILMEO     |          |                            || DOCUMENY DAYE 113169 |          |                            ||                      |          | DOCUMENY NUMBER UFAA 00544 |FORM1-63 610a USE PREVIOUS EDITIONSSECRET(40)