Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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HOTEL MERIDAMERIDA, YUCATAN, MEXICO.Vijetosh sie Comunicacions de legencinSe usürin Trombur. Ef se llamara Bur Gomez HeEste pensain para la ferire de pecado, llamador, cartas, informar, eteTo tendié el teléfono to su Cara scle Jain usar en urgenciar y defaré ef recads en la siguente forumn:"Je hatla z. Hace savas semanar le difí mi inscripcun de nocemente. Me prometeucor tenerles luts lorto exsequita".Este signifiis veror a 10 hs. mas tarde en el lugar de la proxeion, entinente que so hutara Concertad
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se usará en lugar indistintamente para las entrevistas pero habrá que Lugar de carácter permanente que llamaremos X. Este Lugar, se usará solo por el caso de rotas, las Comunicaciones o desconocerse of lugar de encuentro.En la Habana conferiré con una dirección que será comunicada periódicamente en cada carta autor le escribiré preinforme bastante de negocios relacionados con talleres mecánicos.Es un sujeto de 29 años, casado: Nombre de la esfera: Sraito Padrón. En la misma carta yo le señalaré que l. Gdike llegara acá, indicaré la fecha exacta.
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HOTEL MERIDAMERIDA YUCATAN, MEXICO.③Y no señores en el lugar y hora firmemente señalados. La carta se dirige a Erelio para en el texto, se indica que se le intrigue a L.67.Ellos tendrían una dirección mia. Worran premisticate falso y la enviarán a nombre de G.D. dirigido desde Stalin por R.G. Hallucé de negocios y fijará lo necesitad de vernos a una hora y fecha y día. Soló marcará el día pues fecha y hora quedan siempre permanentes.En caso de vernos en Europa no se menciona no el país pero seria España - Marluet. Hotel Castellana Hilton
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(4) Encuentre ordinario.Se fijará hora, lugar, y fecha en el auto.Formas de riesgo:Para evitar un recurso eminente usar un pañuelo blanco.Urgencias:Por parte de Z (2.0) llamarán por teléfono. Esto significa encuentro horas más tarde. Lugar: el preestablecidoSugirieron:Pasará por telegrama explicando algo de revisar el trámite.Esto significa encuentro preferido 10 días.
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HOTEL MERIDAMERIDA YUCATAN. MEXICO.(5) Suspension lo cuento por parte nuestra.Avisarnos un telegrama a su oficina.Texto:Enviaron incorporan nuevamenteurge, referente. G.D.Urgencia: yo gasto reguladaRemite. FalseRestablecimiento:Se restablecerán automáticamente en:LugarHoraFecha: (a) Si no hay telegrama: Al día siguiente(b) Si hay telegrama 10 días después
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6 Depósito de material informativo:Puntos de Contactos:Existirá un punto regular y otro de reserva o emergencias.Habrá un depósito situado en A1 en un punto de observacion.En el mapa - croquis se muestran:Los lugares de depósito de material informativos y los puntos de observacion de ambos sitios.Estos se podrían modificar de acuerdo con las circunstancias.
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HOTEL MERIDAMERIDA, YUCATAN, MEXICO.Se regulará además que cualquier otra persona podrá llama a la oficina a nombre de L.G. o podrá establecer una cita refiriéndose este nombre.Se evitará los contactos a horas desusadas y se esperará en los puntos de contacto únicamente 10 min. antes o después. Al pasar este tiempo se esperarán 10 min más y en ese caso se pasará el contacto para el día siguiente.
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MEMORANDUM:SUBJECT : Subversive and Political Activities in Central AmericaSource of the following information is a prominent Cuban exile who is a fairly reliable reporter. He has a large number of direct and indirect contacts with influential Latin American nationals. Source acquired the information from discussions held with the individuals mentioned, during the month of December 1966.During a conversation with Frank Marshall in early December 1966, source learned that Marshall wanted to buy arms and asked source to supply them. Marshall said that he needed then for what he called "an expected revolutionary outburst from one moment to the next in Costa Rica", and he did not want his "private arsenal" to be smaller than the arsenals of the Calderon Guardia group, Pepe Figueres' group, Oduber's group and the Communist group. Source asked Marshall when he needed the arms and Marshall answered NOW. Source replied that he would need at least three weeks to think about Marshall's request and then he would give Marshall an answer. After considering what source had said, Marshall replied, "okay, I can give you one month to give me an answer but no more." Source believes Marshall is in a plot to cverthrow the Costa Rican Government. In source's opinion "the situation in Costa Rica is very bad because the president does not have a definite political group to support him and therefore is in the hands of diverse groups; Calderon Guardia, Ulate. Zohandi, Frank Marshall etc., who respond to their own sectarian interests and not to Costa Rica, and who respond buch less to President Trejos, the Partido Liberacion Nacional, (PLN) is expecting a coup d'etat and plan to counter-attack and stay in power."In a conversation with Daniel Oduber in early December 1966, source states that Oduber "spoke badly poort Don Pepe Figueres and "Chico Orlich". Oduber said that "they wanted to eliminate his presidential aspirations for the coming campaign and postulate Don Fope again." Oduber said that "they (Don Pepe and Orlich) were theSECRETFile: Ambiday-!
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Page 2Johnsons of Costa Rica and he (Oduber) was the Kennedy. I'm lucky that they are stupid and that they are not avare of the fact that an attack is being created and they are not prepared for that emergency. I am prepared." Oduber then told source of an airfield on his farm close to the Nicaraguan border where at the determined moment he could receive arms.
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14-00000104-10163-101362025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SENDER WILL CHECK CL SIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOMUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYOFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE        | INITIALS || --- | ---------------- | ----------- | -------- || 1   | JAS/ESCC         | 1 Aug 63/KM |          || 2   | JAS/CI/Keube     | 6 Aug WC    |          || 3   | Hem- gr file     |             |          || 4   | AMCLATTER/I.     |             |          || 5   |                  |             |          || 6   |                  |             |          || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks:FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDERFROM: NAME, ADGREN AND PHONE NO. DATEUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET2-61 237 Use previous editions (40)RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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# SECRET"Former Contacte Havana Stationable personel courage, good security and common sense. In my mind heis the ideal type of Latin American agent. It will be a real loss tothe Agency if we lose sight or contact with adolfo. I have net few penmore dedicated and more loyal.5. [Ramon USATEGUI Lezara] AMFAN-3. Fecruited by APAN-2 and so   close to each other that we referred to them as the "Gold Dust Twins."   Ramon was in the shipping business in Havana and eventually had to   leave. He lost his hore, cars, furaishiars, etc. His firm is now   planning to send him to Nicaragua, and I have recommended him to the   Nicaragua desk. (Frenta) 03 He has all the qualities ascribed to   Adolfo SAN FELATO (see above) except that he has never been an American   citizen. He speaks excellent English. He is dedicated, courageous and   most anxious to maintain contact with the agency. It will be our loss   if this is not done.6. Ferpert L. Barker. AMCLATTER-1. Wife: Clara. Barker is a   Cuban-American. Ex-Captain in the U.S.A.F. See PKG and 201 for fail   bio data. I recruited barker in 1959, and he served faithfully until   we had to exfiltrate him sometime in 1960. He recruited a number of   valuable agents for the Station (including AMCLATTER-5, which see) and   had an amazing encyclopedic knowledge of Cuban persons, events and con-   tacts in all walks of life. He was a boxing manager and knew intimately   all Cuban personalities engaged in the sporting industry. He had a puppy-   dog loyalty to his case officers and to the Agency. His biggest weakness   was his lack of discretion. He was such a loyal American (actually if   not technically) that he would fight at the drop of a hat if anyone cast   espersions on the United States or its leaders. In the atmosphere of   Castro's Cuba I might say that that was quite often. We are in the   process of helping him recover his lost American citizenship. When the   Station reopens I would certainly recommend that we continue to maintain   contact with Barker. If nothing else he would make a wonderful leg-man   for the Chief of Station. His wife is an attractive Cuban gal who is bi-   lingual and as belligerently "American" as he is. Barker, by looks and   by language, could pass either as an American or a Cuban - a genuine   asset if he could be taught to submerge his Americanism.7. Manolo VEGA Abril I met Manolo through Jorge ALONSO Piloto   (now a prisoner in Cuba as a result of the 17th of April invasion).   Manolo is working for us now in Miami, and I presume we have full bio   data on him. Manolo's family owned, along with Republic Steel, the big   steel plant in Havana which was nationalized by the Castro regime (Cia.   Antillana de Acero, S.A.). Manolo has a brother, hestemor who would   also be worth cultivating. Through his business and family connections   Manolo knew a great many people of operational interest. One of his   friends was David SALVADOR, although Manolo did not share SALVADOR's   political thinking (extreme left and anti-American). Manolo is   objective a reporter as I have ever encountered among Lat.SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETPRIOR TO FILINGTO: ACTION BRANCH1.  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.If file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper title no. below and forward document to RID/ANFROM: CCRID/ANPROPER FILE NO:TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS| TO            | ROOM NO. | DATE                | OFFICER'S INITIALS |           || ------------- | -------- | ------------------- | ------------------ | --------- || 1. WH/C/ES    |          | 15 June 65          |                    |           || 2. WH/C/ES    |          | A7 JUL 1965         |                    | MICROFILM || 5. WH/C/MO/CI |          |                     |                    |           || ES/AK         |          | JUL 1965            |                    |           ||               |          | 29 JUL NEEDED       |                    | MICROFILM || 7.            |          |                     |                    |           || 9.            |          |                     |                    |           || 10.           |          |                     |                    |           || 11.           |          |                     |                    |           || 12.           |          |                     |                    |           || 13.           |          |                     |                    |           || 14.           |          |                     |                    |           || 15.           |          |                     |                    |           || 16.           |          |                     |                    |           || 17. RID/FI    |          | CHARGED FROM RID/FI |                    |           |FILE TITLEFILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE)ABSTRACTINDEX19-5-DOCUMENT DATEJune 1961DOCUMENT NUMBERUFGA-21693/1.1SECRET
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# UFGAAtt. No. 4 to UFGA-21693SUBJECT: ALEMAN, Carlos1. Source met Subject about 1953 in the home of Agustine   ALDAMA Acosta, calle Tejar between San Lazaro y San Anastasio,   Lavton, Havana City. Source became a close friend of the Subject   during this period because of their mutual activities against the   Batista regime. About 1958 Subject was arrested because of his   political activities and was confined at Principe prison until the   overthrow of the Batist regime. Source believes Subject was a   member of the Policia Nacional Revolucionaria in the early days of   January 1959. In February 1959 Subject was appointed to a position   in the Presidential Palace the same as source, where they were   under the direct orders of Cusy AULET (mat unk). In December 1959   Subject was a member of the Policia Nacional Revolutionaria, station-   ed in a building located at Ave. Misiones y calle Pena Pobre.   Subject vas transferred to the D'I as chief of the Departamento de   Robos about 1961. Source last saw Subject about late 1961 when   source went to the DTI to help a friend find his stolen car.   Subject was not a communist before 1959, but now he is a staunch   supporter of the GOC and a communist. When source left Cuba in   March 1964 Subject was residing in Reparto Santos Suarez, Havana   City. Subject is divorced and has a minor son. Source believes   Subject came to the USA about 1952, but Subject has never travelled   to any communist countries.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1928, HavanaCity,   probably. Race: white. 5'6". 160 lbs. Hair: light and gray.   Eyes: light. Shape of face: round. Physique: heavy. No   visible scars.3. JAVAVE Traces: Believed identical with Carlos ALEMAN   Grass, 201-752505.![ES COPY]
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# SUBJECT: ALEJO Iniguez, DelfinAtt. No. 5 to UFGA-216931. Source met Subject about 1940 when they were neighbors at calle San Lazaro between Concepcion and Dolores Streets, Lawton, Havana City. Subject as a young man worked as a piano repairman. Source believes that Subject worked in the Ministerio de Obras Publicas during Batista or Prio regimes. In 1959 Jubject was working at the Bolsa de Confecciones (Control Office for textile factories) which was located at the Retiro Odontologico building, located on 23 St. and L. St., but source does not know exactly what type of work Subject did. Source believes that Subject worked in that position until he left Cuba for the U.8. in late 1960 or early 1961. nov resides at 1529 SW 7th St. Apt. 6, M11. Source believes that Subject has never been a communist and that he (Subject) was offered the mentioned position at the Bolsa de Confecciones because of his activities against the Batista regime. Subject has never travelled to any of the communist countries and source believes Subject never received any political, military or intelligence training.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1926, source does not know the place of birth. Race: white. 5'10". 165 lbs. Hair: light brown. Eyes: light brown. Shape of face:round. Build: medium. No visible scars.3. JHWAVE Traces: None.
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# SECRETUFGA 21093/14Att. No. 7 to UPGA-21693SUBJECT: AULET, fuuaka: CusiID: circa 1928201-7549341. Source met Subject about 1955 when they lived in the same neighborhood, Reparto Santos Suarez, Havana City, and since that time they have had frequent contact with one another because of their activities against the Batista government. About 1958 Subject went into exile in New York where he remained until January 1959, when he returned to Cuba. In early 1959 source was appointed to a position in the Presidential Palace through the influence of Subject. At that time source worked under Subject's directions and they had developed a close friendship. When source returned to Cuba in December 1959 he saw Subject only occasionally. Subject became a member of the Rebel Army and source heard that Subject attended a military course in Matanzas City. Source last saw Subject about January 1964 about two months before source departed from Cuba. Source says Subject is married and has children and that he resides at calle Luis Estevez between Mayia Rodriguez and Pasaje Oeste, Santos Suarez, Havana City. Source does not know if Subject has ever travelled out of Cuba, or if Subject has relatives outside Cuba nor does source know if Subject has ever received any political or intelligence training. Source does not know to what military unit Subject belongs. When source last saw Subject about January 1964, Subject had been shot in one leg during a personnal quarrel with a militia man, which occured in early 1963. Subject is very reserved and source stated they avoided speaking about politics.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1928, source believes Subject once told him he was born in the USA. Race: white. 5'8". 140 lbs. Hair: dark. Eyes: dark. Shape of Face: long. Physique: medium. No visible scars.3. JMwave Traces: None.UFGA-21693/14
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SECRETAtt. No. 8 to UPGA-21693SUBJECT: AULET, fnuC.I. UFGA: 21693/11/aka: Pichi1. Source met Subject in early 1959 when both were appointed to a position in the Presidential Palace and they remained in contact, but not close friendship, until June 1959 when source left this position. Source has not seen Subject since. In 1961 source heard rumors that Subject had a post at the Ministerio de Relaciones Exterices, but source does not know exact position held. About 1962 source heard rumors that Subject was in some communist country studying mechanics. When source left Cuba in March 1964 he was under the impression that Subject was still in this communist country studying. Subject is single and lived in Reparto Santos Suarez, exact address unknown. Source does not know if Subject has received any political, military or intelligence training, or if Subject has any relatives outside Cuba.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1938, place of birth unknown to source. Race: white. 5'7" 125 lbs. Hair: dark. Eyes: dark. Shape of face: thin. Physique: slim. No visible scars.3. JHWAVE Traces: None.
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SECRET OFC - 21603/14Att. No. 10 to UFGA-21693SUBJECT: *BARZ, Jorge*1. Source has known Subject since 1956 or 1957, being from the same neighborhood in Reparto Santos Suarez, in Havana City, Both were involved at that time in activities against Batista's regime. During this period Subject used to work as a construction laborer. In early 1959 Subject was appointed Chief of the Cayo Cruz garbage disposal unit and remained in this position until September 1962 at which time he resigned and left Cuba, coming to the USA. He presently resides at 2 Vicent Court, Apt. 2-C, Newark, New Jersey. Source last saw Subject in Cuba in September 1962. In the beginning of March 1965 Subject visited source in his home in Miami. Source states that Subject was never a communist and that since very early in 1959 was against the Castro regime. Subject has never traveled to any of the communist countries and has many relative residing outside Cuba at the present time. Subject has never received any political, military or intelligence training.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1926, Havana City (probably). Race: white. 5'11", 210 lbs. Hair: black. Eyes: dark. Shape of face: round. Physique: heavy. No visible scars.3. JMWAVE traces: None.
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# LGA - 21693/14Att. No. 11 to UFGA-21693## SUBJECT: BARRENA Barrena, Obdulio1.  Source met Subject about 1960 at which time source was working at the Ministerio de obras Publicas as "Chief Buyer" for the District of Havana. Source and Subject became very close friends. Subject resigned his post about 1963, in order to arrange for his exit permit, and is waiting to leave Cuba for Madrid, Spain. Source says he believes Subject was never a communist and is sincerely against the present GOC. Since 1960 Subject resided at calle San Anastasio #678, la Vibora, Havana City. Source heard that Subject was separated from his wife and is living with his mother at the above mentioned address. Subject has never traveled out of Cuba; and has a cousin Berta NORIEGA (this is husband's patronymic) who lives in Miami, address unknown. Subject has never received any political, military or intelligence training.2.  Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1930, Havana City. Race: white. 6'2", 155 lbs. Hair: dark. Eyes: dark. Shape of face: long. Physique: slim. No visible scars.3.  JEWAVE Traces: NoneUFGA-21693/14 SECRET
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# SECRET FGA - 21693/14Att. No. 12 to UPGA-21693SUBJECT: BELLO San Pedro, Gregorio1. Source met Subject about 1950 being from the same neighborhood in Reparto Santos Suarez, Havana. At that time Subject worked in the "La Estrella" (candy factory) located in Via Blanca, Havana City. Source became much more friendly with Subject about 1955 or 1956 when both were engaged in activities against the Batista regime. Subject was arrested in 1958 for such activities and was confined to the Castillo del Principe where he remained until January 1959. Source believes that for a few months in early 1959 Subject was a member of the Policia Nacional Revolucionaria. Source believes Subject then returned to his job at La Estrella. Source has a slight idea that Subject also worked for the ICA (Instituto Cubano del Petroleo) in the domestic gas division. Source last saw Subject about January 1964 in the streets in Reparto Santos Suarez where they had a casual conversation. Source says that in his opinion Subject is one of those persons who wants to remain on the "fence"; that sometimes he speaks in favor of the government and at other times against the GOC. It is source's opinion that Subject has never traveled outside Cuba and that he has no relatives outside Cuba. Source also stated that Subject has never received any kind of political, military or intelligence training.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1925, Havana City probably. Race: white. 5'8", 130 lbs. Hair: black. Eyes: dark. Shape of face: long. Physique: slim. No visible scars.3. JEWAVE Traces: One Gregorio BELLO was the 26th July Movement leader, delegation No. 11 of Santos Suarez, Estrada Palma, and Sola Streets, Havana (AMWREN/1, 6 April 1961).
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RUFCA- 21693/14Att. No. 13 to UFGA-21693SUBJECT: BONITO, Luis1. Source met Subject in December 1957 in Mexico City where Subject was in exile at that time. Source last saw Subject in January or February 1958. Source saw Subject several times in Mexico but never became friends. Source claims he has heard rumors that Subject has traveled to some of the Communist countries. Source believes that after the communist takeover in Cuba Subject had some position as a labor leader in the CTC (Confederacion de Trabajadores de Cuba) but souce is not able to provide any other info on this matter. Source does not know if Subject has any relatives outside Cuba or if Subject has received muy political, military or intelligence training. It is source's opinion that Subject was not a communist at the time they ast.2. Physical Description: DPOB: circa 1920, place of birth unknown to source. Race: white. 5'9", 160 lbs. Hair: light brown. Eyes: light. Shape of face: oval. Physique: medium. No visible scars.JEWAVE Traces: Subject above is possibly identical with Luis BONITO Milian, 201-187196.UFGA 21693/1SECRET