Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONFIDENTIAL(when filled in)PROCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLECTIONS| FIELD/ RESIDENT OFFICE | ORGANIZATION NUMBER | CASE NUMBER    | FORWARDED      | REPORT SERIES & NO.          | ATTACH                 | RELESAED || ---------------------- | ------------------- | -------------- | -------------- | ---------------------------- | ---------------------- | -------- || 1 2 3 4                | 5 6 7 8 9-10        | 11 12 13 14 15 | 16 17 18 19 20 | MO. DAY YR 21 22 23 24 25 26 | X 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 | 34 35 36 || HBOS                   | 64574               | 09146          | 2651476        | MO. DAY YR 40 41 42 43 44    | 09230                  |          |19-91-59SUBJECT AND AREAReports of the Four Working Groups at the 26th Pugwash Conference(USSR/INTERNATIONAL)CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Prof. Abram ChayesHarvard Law SchoolCambridge, MASOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)DocumentarySUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)| METHOD OF COLLECTION | EVALUATION REQUESTED FROM | EXCHANGES (COL. 35) |               || -------------------- | ------------------------- | ------------------- | ------------- || INTERVIEW            | TRIP REPORT               | 1-EXCHANGE          | 3. COMMERCIAL || OTHER DOCUMENT       | OTHER (Specify below)     | 2-BILATERAL         | 4. ARTICLE IV |DIRECTED TO| OSG | SREE | ICG | ETF | DESK OFFICER || --- | ---- | --- | --- | ------------ || X   |      |     |     | Webber       |FIELD COMMENTSHeadquarters comments:Extra copiesof documents to:@ JOHN SOUDERS OCI/SRE 7631@ MARTHA MAUTNER STATE/INR/POR/RSE/SON 4841@ WAYNE LIMBERG EPR/USSR 5632@ GLENN BUCHAN OSR SF25@ WILLIAM CHAPIN STATE/INR/DDR/PMT 6638|     | INDIVIDUAL NO.                               | 45 TYPE ODE | 46 *NOT DISSEMINATED || --- | -------------------------------------------- | ----------- | -------------------- || 1   | GRAPHICS, MAPS, PUBLICATIONS, REPORTS, CT-ER |             |                      || 2   | SUBJECT*                                     |             |                      || 3   | 47 48 49 50                                  |             |                      || 4   | O E C O                                      |             |                      || 5   | NO. PROCESSING ELEMENT                       |             |                      || 6   | 51 52                                        |             |                      || AIB-06-01    | INDIVIDUAL NO. | MA             | COUNTRY           |     |          || ------------ | -------------- | -------------- | ----------------- | --- | -------- || MBO 58 59 60 | KIO 61 62 63   | GRACE 64 65 66 | 67 68 69 70 71 72 | 73  | 74 75 76 || Alar X6 el | Sohn H. Mahoney | 6166 | Desk Officer Tom Wattes |FORM 257-75OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONSCONFIDENTIAL
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C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-1-I-A-LDomestic Collection DivisionForeign Intelligence Information ReportCOUNTRY USSR/InternationalDCD REPORT NO. OO-B-321/26514-76SUBJECT Reports of the Four Working Groups at the 26th Pugwash ConferenceDATE DISTR. Sept. 23, 1976NO. PAGES 1REFERENCES DCD Case: 64,574C-JT-6-50174DATE OF INFO. August 1976THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Documentary[Available in CRS Central Libraries Division, Document Services Branch are copies of the reports of the four Working Groups at the 26th Pugwash Conference on Disarmament, Security and Development held at Mulhausen, German Democratic Republic, 26-31 August 1976. The subjects discussed in each of the Working Group reports are as follows: "Problems of Limiting and Reducing Strategic Nuclear Armaments and Other Weapons of Mass Destruction," "Controlling the Spread of Nuclear Armaments," "European Security and Co-operation Issues," and "Development and Security" - UNCLASSIFIED.]- end -
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# SECRETThe Aaron E. Norman Fund, Inc., New York, New YorkPurposes and Activities: Interests include the improvement of inter-cultural and inter-racial relations; the protection of civil liberties; the prevention and treatment of emotional disturbances, etc.Norman Fund channeled the following amounts of CIA money to CIA projects:1961 - $15,000 to American Society for African Culture (AMSAC)1962 - $10,000 to African-American Institute (AAI)1963 - $15,000 to Pan American Foundation (PAF). (This represented a part of the total budget for PAF in 1963. Virtually all PAF funds in 1963 were used for grants to individual recipients of Agency operational interest. No domestic organizations received any of the funds.)1964 - $10,000 to International Development Foundation (IDF)Norman Fund gave its own money to the following CIA projects:1962 - $7,500 to American Society for African Culture (AMSAC)1962 - $3,000 to African Research Foundation1962 - $3,100 to U.S. National Student Association (USNSA)We hold copies of Schedule of Ordinary Grants of the Norman Fund for 1962 and 1963. These documents confirm the figures and the recipients cited in the Drew Pearson column. No CIA funds were given for other than the four grants listed above.# SECRET
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# SECRET20 FEB 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for OperationsSUBJECT: Alleged CIA Use of the Jersan Foundation and the J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. to Pass Funds to Organizations Involving Mr. Leo CherneREFERENCE: New York Times Article of February 19, 1976 by Mr. John M. Crewdson, Same Subject1. Reference reports that the President of the Norman Foundation, Mr. Frank Weil, said that he was approached by a "mysterious gentleman" from the CIA in 1953 or 1954 and asked to pass about $15,000 in Government funds to the International Rescue Committee of which Mr. Leo Cherne was then Chairman of the Board. CIA files reveal that the Norman Foundation (formerly the Aaron L. Norman Fund, Inc.) was never used to pass CIA funds to the International Rescue Committee as implied in reference. Attached is the record of CIA funds passed through the Aaron L. Norman Fund, Inc. and bonafide grants made by the funds to CIA projects. It is noted that in 1961 the Norman Fund passed $15,000 of CIA funds to the American Society for African Culture (ASPAC). Possibly Mr. Weil confused this funding for African activities with the International Rescue Committee.2. It is true as reported in the article and sourced to an executive of the J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc., that the Fund supported a single Agency program in the 1950s. This program was the Institute of International Labor Research, Inc. (IILR) an Agency-controlled non-profit organization active in the Latin American labor field. CIA's use of the J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. to fund the IILR terminated in 1964 when use of the Kaplan Fund was exposed in Congressional hearings of the Patman Committee on Tax-exempt Foundations. CIA files confirm that the J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. made in 1958 a bonafide grant to the International Rescue Committee for Czech refugee relief. There is no evidence that CIA funds were passed to the Kaplan Fund for any other purpose than support of the IILR.3. Although there is no evidence that CIA ever directly or indirectly funded the International Rescue Committee or Freedom House, Mr. Cherne personally and through his firm, Research Institute of America, Inc., actively assisted the Agency in the past. A 300 agent, Joel A.12 DORSETCL BY 959779SECRET
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SECRETSHALLOWAY (P) currently in Paris was provided cover in Paris, France from 1954-1955 by the Research Institute of America, Inc. During operations azafat Cuba in 1959-60 Mr. Cherne was active in both an FI and CA capacity. Re was also subsequently a DCD source./s/ ERICH W. ISEISTEADERICH W. ISEISTEADChief, Cover and Commercial StaffAttachment: Fending RecordDistribution:Orig & 1 - Aise (handcarried)1 - 18382 (Shalloway) file1 - C/CCS1 - LPCORSET/46 - FS-1121 (Aaron E. Norman Fund)1 - MD-296 (International Rescue Committee)1 - 201-76662 (Cherne, Leo)2 - CCS/PRG chrono & boardDDO/C/CCS/PRG/GWAllen:ekw (20 February 1976)SECRET
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SECRETClassification# JFK MICROFILM FILE SUMMARYSUMMARY; REEL 4, FOLDER(S) 3, CREATED 02/07/94 by ESSUBJECT OF FOLDER: Abram Chayes201 NUMBER, IF ANYINCLUSIVE DATES OF FILE MATERIAL Undated THRU APRIL 1978RELEVANCE OR NON-RELEVANCE TO OSWALD & JFK ASSASSINATION:Neither the information or time frame is relevant. See Summary below.REASON OR ASSUMED REASON FOR INCLUSION IN THIS COLLECTION.A review of the HSCA volumes did not surface an "Abram" Chayes but an "Abraham" Chayes, a legal advisor to the State Department, who maintained that at the time Oswald received his visa to enter Russia from the Soviet Embassy in Helsinik, normally at least 1 week would elapse between the time of a tourist's application and the issuance of a vias. It would appear that Abram and Abraham are not identical to each other. Betty Lichtenfeld of the HSCA reviewed the file on 17 August 1978.SUMMARY OF INFORMATION WITHIN FILE:Harvard Law School professor who attended a Pugwash Conference in Munich in 1977.CIA/U. S. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP:None.PAGES OF NON-JFK-RELATED MATERIAL: 8
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992:E 2 INPDEY CL BY 007622CONFIDENTIAL(When Filled in)RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE REQUEST FOR SECURITY CHECKSFROM: Cearance Support Branch, Personnel Security DivisionTO : Domestic Contact Service, FO: MILANI (Mubria)SUBJECT'S NAMELastCISIEROSFirstRogelioMidillieVencesleoUS CITIZEN ALIENOTHER NAMES USED INCLUDING MAIDEN, ALIASES, ETC.CISKEROS Diox, Rogelio WenceslavTHIS NOTICE IS VALID THRU178(Maj-Yr.A1412377OS FILE NUMBER532 652DATE2may 197320 October 1972USE OF SUBJECT DURING THIS PERIOD BY OFFICES OTHER THAN DCS(except those having prior itderest) MUST BE COORDINATED WITH DCS.L. Reference is made to your request for servity checks on the Subject person. If the identifying information furnished is erroneous in any way, this division should be inmediately. Checks based upon erroneous information are incolid.2. The necessary checks have been completed and no pertinent information has been obtained except as noted below:CITIZEN:Passport data attached.Subject was last favorably investigated in ___________Denied Area Case: FBI Check was completed. ___________Other NAC's were completed ___________This office has no objection to Subject being used in accordance with. DCT's memoravium dated 25 November 1961.Summary of noteworthy information is attached for your consideration in determining the extent and bred of your use of Subject.ALIEN: This is not an approval for this alien's access to classified information.FBI bas no objection to your preliminery contact with Subject. (Resubmit with full biographic date of contect is to continue.)FBI has no objection to continuing contact with Subjoct. Pertinent information has been developed, and is attached.3. This advisory on investigative results is for contect purposes only and is not to be construed as a clearance of Sabject person beyond that.4. Coordination of prior covert interest:Not necessaryNo objection interposed by ___________Please contact5. RemarksFOR DCS/MOS USE ONLYAPPROVED/SECRETFORM 2941 USE PREVIOUS2-70EDITIONSChirf. Personnel Security Division3-DCS/HQCONFIDENTIAL
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SUBJECT:DATE:The passport file of SUBJECT in: ☐ naze as shown above; or ☐ under the variation was reviewed at the Passport Office, Department of State, with the following results:BIRTH: OnPASSPORTS ISSUED:Post recent-c issued ca atfor (tire) travel to or residence infor purpose ofSPOUSE: Hane ; born aton ☐ Married (date) ☐ andnarriage not terminated; or terminated on CaeKever Married ☐FATHER: NameBorn at on☐If foreign born, U. S. citizen: ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ DeceasedKOTHER: KazeBorn at en☐If foreign born, U. S. citizen: ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ DeccaseiPERMANENT RESIDENCE:KAILING ADDRESS:OCCUPATIO:::Previous - ☐ Over☐ File at FC, Suitland, Md., (Check if applicable)"x" in circle indicates verification of information en die Auct. Any discrepacie or variations are written in as shown on Passport application.
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# CONFIDENTIALE 2 KPDEY CL EY 607622DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE REQUEST FOR SECURITY CHECKSTO : Clearance Support Branch, Personnal Security Division, Office of SecurityFROM: Domestic Contact Service, FO: MIAMI (MOskric)DATE20 October 1972SUBJECT'S NAME: CISNEROS Rogelio Venceslao US CITIZEN ALIENOTHER NAMES USED INCLUCANG MAIDEN, ALIASES ETCCISNEROS Diaz, Regilio KisialovSEX: Male DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 20 March 1927/Camaguey, Cabe SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 265 78: 6136CITIZENSHIP (Country): US (Naturalized) MTURAMATICA WEER, PLACE AND DATE: 9260415/Miami, Florida/July 193 ALIEN REGISTRATION NOFULL NAME CATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIPRESIDENCES - COMPLETE ADDRESS (Current and Last 5 years)| FROM | TO      |                                          || ---- | ------- | ---------------------------------------- || 1963 | 1969    | 549 Deleon Drive, Miami Springs, Florida || 1969 | Present | 264 Palmetto Drive, Miami, Florida       |EMPLOYMENTS (Current and last 5 years)| FROM | TO       | EMPLOYER'S NAME                | ADDRESS                                    || ---- | -------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------ || 1972 | Present  | Bolme Trading Corporation      | 5574 S.W. 8th Street Coral Cables, Florida || 1970 | Aug 1972 | Colombia Institute of Language | 1005 S.W. First Street Miami, Florida      |EDUCATION (College, Graduate Mark)| FROM | TO  | NAME OF SCHOOL | DEGREE AND MAJOR || ---- | --- | -------------- | ---------------- |PRIOR US GOVERNMENT SERVICE INCLUDING MILITARYOTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCY CLEARANCES HELDNEW REQUEST X RECHECKOS NUMBER AND DATE (lf & rechart, ES32 652- 22 Nov 67REMARKS![Stamp of 26 OCT 1972]FORM 2941 USE PREVIOUS2-70 EDITIONSCONFIDENTIAL4-DCS/HQ
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CONFIDENTIAL(When Filled In)F-14-12-37Miami OfficeDATE : 22 November 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Director, Domestic Contact ServiceSUBJECT : CISNEROS Diaz, Rogelio Wenceslav#532 5321. This will confirm our report that the FBI interposes no objection to the proposed interrogation of the Subject alien and is to inform you that security checks on Subject have been completed.2. The FBI has requested that they be advised if information of an intelligence nature, which may be of interest to that Bureau, is developed as a result of the contemplated interrogation.3. This is not a security clearance of this person.4. Any additional information we have obtained is attached and is submitted for your confidential use only. It is not to be disseminated outside of CIA.![signature of Willian R. Kotsish]William R. KotsishCHIEF, PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISIONOffice of SecurityCONTACT APPROVED(ALIEN)FORM 1998 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS9-65 EDITIONSCONFIDENTIAL(6.60)
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TRANSMITTAL SLIP: 18 October 1967TO: SERVICES DIVISIONREMARKS:Form 180 attached on:Rogello Wenceslav CISZROS DiazFROM: Miami Field Office/AcharnecoFORM NO. 241
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYMiami (Charnes)18 October 1967BIOGRAPHIC DATA1. SUBJECT'S LAST NAME - FIRST NAIJE - MIDDLE NAMECISHEROS Diaz, Rogelio, Wenceslav2. ALIASES1412373. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH20 Mar 27/Camaguey, Cuba4. SEX 5. CITIZENSHIPM Cuban6. FULL NAME OF SPOUSE, DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH. CITIZENSHIP7. | FROM | TO      | RESIDENCES (Including No., and Street, Zone, R.PD., etc)                                      | COMPLETE ADDRESS || ---- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- || 1947 | 1959    | Owner teacher at private school in Camaguey                                                   |                  || 1957 | 1959    | Coordinator in Camaguey for 26 July Movement                                                  |                  || 1960 | 1961    | Coordinator in Camaguey for Peoples Revolutionary Movement (Anti-Castro)                      |                  || 1961 | Present | In exile in the US; present address 549 De Leon Drive, Kiazi Springs, Florida PHONE: 887-8830 |                  || FROM | TO      | EMPLOYMENT                                                  | HANE OF EXPLOTER                                | COMPLETE ADDRESS                          || ---- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- || 1961 | 1964    | Traveled considerably in the Caribbean area on JURE affairs |                                                 |                                           ||      |         |                                                             |                                                 |                                           ||      | Present |                                                             | Post, Buckley, Mooney and Schuh Inc., Engineers | 225 Westward Drive Miami Springs, Florida |A 12 406 21223 OCT 1967Cisneros has five children 5 to 17 years old; foster daughter age 22, named Hirtha Borras.
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C-O-S-P-I-D-E-H-T-I-A-L(When Filled In)F-14-12-37MEMORANDUM rS : Chief, MIAMI FIELD OFFICEATTN: : CHARNECOSUBJECT : FBI Approval to Contact AlienREFERENCE :A141237Re ROGELIO WENCESLAV CISNEROS-MAZ, Security Division has informed us that the FBI has no objection to your proposed interrogation.Security checks will be completed.![signature]VIRGINIA L. THORNESecurity Liaison OfficerSECURITY MESSAGE_3451GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONC-O-S-F-I-D-E-H-T-I-A-L
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# SECRETROGELIO WENCESLAV CISNEROS DIAZ549 De Leon DriveMiami Springs, FloridaPhone: 887-8830A-14-12-37BUSINESS:Subject is with:All1238 - Post, Buckley, Mooney and Schuh Inc., Engineers, 225 Westward Drive,Miami Springs, FloridaSubject is now affiliated with the following organization as of October 1972:A172020 - Relma Trading Corporation, Coral Gables, Florida
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# CONFIDENTIAL(when filled in)# PROCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLECTIONS18 Jun14-12-37FIELDOFFICECASENUMBERFOR ARDESDA.RELEASEDMO. DA.SUBJECT AND AREAConstruction and Expansion of Sugar Mills/Activities of Cuban Infiltrated Guerrillas and Agitators(Honduras)CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Rogelio CisnerosRelra Trading Co.5574 S. W. 8th St.Coral Gables, PicricaINDIVIDUAL NO.06245SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SameORGANIZATION NO.TYPE CODEGRAPHICS, MAPS,PUBLICATIONS,REPORTS, OTHER*NOTDISSEMATEDSUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)INDIVIDUAL NO.SUBJECT*1. SUFFI-   CIENTLY   WELL   KNOWNPROCESSINGELEMENTORGANIZATION NO.2. TOO   GENERAL3. DATA   SUPPLIED   BY OTHER   AGENCIES4.OTHER/MISC.5. COMBINED WITHEVALUATIONREQUESTED FROM6. INSUFFICIENT   INTERESTRESPONSIVE TO SPECIFICREQUIREMENTSMETHOD OF COLLECTIONX INTERVIEWTRIP REPORTOTHER DOCUMENTOTHER (Specify below)DIRECTED TOSUPSREEINTDESK OFFICERX (Metcalf)HEADQUARTERS COMMENTSCCI/WH/4G - J.WALLACE6528OER/D/LA- METZGER4331PDO/LA/CNH thru BSS HALE334402OCI/WH- D. LynchLuis---I attempted to get a reaction from the analyst regarding the information in paragraph 2. Unfortur ely there is a new analyst for Honduras who is now away on vacation and he left no second who understands the situation in Honduras. So rather than held on to this report--I am returning with no response from the analyst.FredFIELD COMMENTSCIA XOBJECTIVE REFERENCESCIACla7-018Desa-Soto:ljhBRANCH CHIEFCONFIDENTIAL
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# DOMESTIC COLLECTION L.ISION## Intelligence Information ReportThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.COUNTRY HondurasDCD REPORT NO. 00-3 321/16864-75SUBJECT Construction and Expansion of Sugar Mills/Activities of Cuban Infiltrated Guerrillas and Agitators.DATE DISTR. 07 JUL 1975NO. PAGES 1REFERENCES DCD Case 63307DATE OF INFO. May 1975PLACE & DATE ACQ. BY SOURCE Tegucigalpa, Honduras/May 1975THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE US citizen, executive of an import/export company with extensive business connections in Central America and the Caribbean. He makes frequent trips to these areas, and has contact with high ranking military and political leaders. He speaks Spanish fluently.1.  The Government of Honduras (GOH) recently obtained a US$12 million loan from the Central American Bank of Economic Integration for the expansion of the Azucarera del Sur sugar mill located in Choluteca, Honduras. In addition, the GOH has purchased two sugar mills, one in Brazil and the other in Puerto Rico. The mills, bought at a cost of US$15 million each, will be dismantled and shipped to Honduras, where they will be reassembled with the aid of foreign technicians. Also, another sugar mill is to be built in the country at a cost of US$20 million; however, the Japanese Mitsubishi enterprise will be the major stockholder, while Honduran private businessmen will hold a minority interest. This is part of an expansion and modernization program by the GOH with hopes of obtaining a larger share of the world's sugar market.2.  The GOH is somewhat concerned with the infiltration through Mexico and Guatemala of Communist agitators and guerrilla training personnel. These guerrillas, mostly Cubans who remained in the country after they had arrived allegedly to assist the GOH following Hurricane Fifi, are causing growing concern as a result of several uprisings and invasion of private lands by peasants in several parts of the country. The Cubans, who stayed in the country following Hurricane Fifi and others who have arrived clandestinely since that time, reportedly are training leftist militants and sympathizers among the Honduran peasants. The agitators and guerrilla instructors are taking advantage of growing unemployment and the overall poor national economic situation to stir the peasants into activity against the government.- end -