Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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IN .4726TDCS-314/15055-66PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGESS-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEMMINISTER VICTOR N. CONSTANT PLUS THAT OF SEVERAL PPO-DUVALIERBUSINESSMEN IN PORT AU PRINCE.4. LUCKNER CAMBRONNE HAD THE SUPPORT OF COLONEL   DANIEL BEAUVOIR AND THEREFORE LOST GROUND WHEN BEAUVOIR   WAS DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY AND TOOK ASYLUM IN THE BRAZILIAN   EMBASSY. THE HOUSE OF CAMBRONNE'S MISTRESS, NEE LAFOREST,   WHO IS THE SISTER OF MRS BEAUVOIR, WAS PILLAGED BY THE   MILIT IA ALONG WITH THE HOUSE OF BEAUVOIR, AND THIS IS   INTERPRETED BY MANY OBSERVERS AS AN INDICATION OF CAMBRONNE'S   LACK OF INFLUENCE WITHIN THE GOH HIERARCHY. WITHIN THE PALACE   IT IS RUMORED THAT CAMBRONNE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO KEEP HIS DEPUTY'S   SEAT FROM ARCA HAIE IN THE JANUARY ELECTION AND THAT HE WILL   BE REPLACED BY DABELMAR, MENTOR. (FIELD COMMENT:   IN 1961, DABELMAR MENTOR WAS SECRETARY GENERAL OF   THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE.)5. (FIELD COMMENT: ANOTHER RELIABLE SOURCE WITH EXCELLENT   CONTACTS WITHIN THE GOH HAS REPORTED MUCH THE SAME INFORMATION   AS ABOVE.)6. FIELD DISSEM: STATE, ARMY, CINCLANT, CINCSO.SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSMS-E-C-R-E-T201-557029
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# SECRETINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 201-77CLASSIFIED MESSAGEX-REF TO FILE NO. 201-35702FILE RID RET. TO: BIANCHDESTROY SIG.REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDISSEM BY 2ACTIONWH 8ADVANCE COPYINFORIED COPYISSUED BLOTTERFILE, VR, IDP, ADD, CT, CF/PRS, FI, FI/ENT2PRINSECREI 211435Z CITE PORT AU PRINCE 393921 JUL 66 IN 61072DIRECTOR1. EVMOUNT-1 REPORTED 19 JULY FOLLOWING:A. FROM HIGH RANKING PALACE SOURCE WHO CLAIMSOBTAINED INFO FROM TOP PALACE PERSONALITY THAT CLEMARDJOSEPH CHARLES TRAVELED TO ITALY TO ARRANGE CONTACT ANDPAYMENT OF 125 THOUSAND DOLLARS TO WOFACT OFFICER WHOKEEPING DUVALIER INFORMED RE WOFACT PLANS FOR HAITI. - *wow!!!*B. FROM SEPARATE SIMILAR SOURCE THAT DUVALIERRECEIVING INFO FROM POLE WHO MILITARY LEADER WOFACTSUPPORTED CARIBBEAN LEGION.C. FROM SAME SOURCE A ABOVE THAT PRESIDENTJOHNSON SENT DUVALIER PEN USED BY JOHNSON IN SIGNING IMPORTANTCIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION.2. EVMOUNT-1 ANESAIEMISE DUVALIER LEAKING FALSE   INFO IN EFFORT TRACK DOWN INFORMERS IN ENTOURAGE. FOR THIS   REASON EVMOUNT-1 HAS NOT SENT INFO TO EVMEND.3. SEE ALSO PORT AU PRINCE EMBTEL 62.SECRETBTSECRETI21 JUL 66201-357029
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# SECRETINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RIDC RET. TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 18SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIチまえねACTION WH 8☑RID COPY ADVANCE COPY SLOTTEDINFO FILE, VR, IDD, 2000, CT, OTORS, ET, ECHONT2SECRET 2114352 CITE PORT AU PRINCE 3939DIRECT OR21 JUL 66 IN 610721. EVMOUNT-1 REPORTED 19 JULY FOLLOWING:A. FROM HIGH RANKING PALACE SOURCE WHO CLAIMSOBTAINED INFO FROM TOP PALACE PERSONALITY THAT CLEMARDJOSEPH CHARLES TRAVELED to ITALY TO ARRANGE CONTACT ANDPAYMENT OF 125 THOUSAND DOLLARS TO WOFACT OFFICER WHOKEEPING DUVALIER INFORMED RE WOFACT PLANS FOR HAITI.B. FROM SEPARATE SIMILAR SOURCE THAT DUVALIERRECEIVING INFO FROM POLE WHO MILITARY LEADER WOFACTSUPPORTED CARIBBEAN LEGION.C. FROM SAME SOURCE A ABOVE THAT PRESIDENTJOHNSON SENT DUVALIER PEN USED BY JOHNSON IN SIGNING IMPORTANTCIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION.2. EVMOUNT-1 ANE SAIEMISE DUVALIER LEAKING FALSE   INFO IN EFFORT TRACK DOWN INFORMERS IN ENTOURAGE FOR THIS   PEASON EVMOUNT-I HAS NOT SENT INFO TO EVMEND.3. SEE ALSO PORI AU PRINCE EMBTEL 52.SECRETBTSECRETCHRONO251-357029
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# UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEImmigration end Naturalization ServiceInstructions: Any handwritten entries shall be in block capital letters. All Spanish nemes shall be hyphenated with the father's name first and the mother's come following.Director, Federal Bureau of lavestigationDepartment of Justice.Washingten 25, A. C.## FILE NO. (any)4/2## DATE7/17/66The alien listed below has been admitted to the United States under the provisions of section 101 (a) 15 (A) or 101 (9) 15 (6) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.| NAME (Last, in CAPS) | (Fust) | (Middle) | NATIONALITY (Citizenship) || -------------------- | ------ | -------- | ------------------------- || CHARLES - Clem and   |        |          | Haiti                     |UNITED STATES ADDRESSAIRLINE AND FLIGHT NO. OR VESSEL OF ARRIVALHawkin Consul- 43cPERMANENT ADDRESSPAR 119| BIRTH DATE | BIRTH PLACE      || ---------- | ---------------- || 7/13/66    | PTO prise Haiti. || DATE AND PLACE OF ADMISSION |                || --------------------------- | -------------- || 7/13/56                     | GONALVES Haiti || PURPOSE AND LENGTH OF ADMISSION |     || ------------------------------- | --- || Official D/S                    |     |DESTINATIONHaitian Consul- 34cOther egencies are requested to furnish any derogatory subversive information regarding this alien to the F. B. 1.![illegible text] 201~22 jul 66![illegible text] NAI 2. Aug 66 Imz![illegible text] Deputy Associate Commissioner Travel Control![illegible text] 23 July 66 Ref.![text in the buttom of the page]
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEImmigration and Naturalization ServiceInstructions: Any handwritten entries shall be in block capital letters. All Spanish names shall be hyphenated with the father's name first and the mother's name following.Director, Federal Bureau of InvestigationDepartment of JusticeWashington 25, D. C.FILE NO. (If any)DATE7-1-66The alien listed below has been admitted to the United States under the provisions of section 101 (a) 15 (A) or 101 (a) 15 (G) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.NAME (Last, in CAPS) (First) (Middle) NATIONALITY (Citizenship)N CHARLES CLEHARD HAITIIN TRANSITAIRLINE AND FLIGHT NO. OR VESSEL OF ARRIVALPA 26PERMANENT ADDRESSHAITIAN Consul, Port Au PrinceBIRTH DATE BIRTH PLACE11-11-23 HAITIDATE AND PLACE OF ADMISSION6-28-66 14CPURPOSE AND LENGTH OF ADMISSIONA.2 Q/5DESTINATIONTRANSITOther agencies are requested to furnish any derogatory subversive information regarding this alien to the F.B.I.![photo of some annotations]FILE IN 201-350029
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FBI DOCUMENTDATE: 23 JUNE 1966CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVENSUBJECT: FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - HAITIFBI FILE NO: 109-51 (CHICAGO)
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Cites to DOE 3,260,843![photo of page]
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# Attached # 200E 3,260,843By Clemand Jeraph CharlesThe very best way to affirm the existence of true democracy lies in the creation of a political agency which would constitute the inalienable rights of men to live, to enjoy freedom and happiness. A true and effective political decentralization would then corroborate the existence of this democracy.Fully confident in the power of the truth which cannot over be hidden, much more in the indisputable justness of the cause we are endeavouring to diffuse; convinced of the practical possibility to put an end to the looming privileges of a minority whose personal interest stands against all honest and impartial government managements, as the son of peasants, we reaffirm here our faith in the final triumph of a true and indispensable political evolution through a broader representation of the interest of the people, thereby assuring to our miserable co-citizens still fighting for the acknowledgment of their most sacred rights now reasons to believe and to hope. In this view our action shall tend toward the evolution of our masses in order that they may enjoy living conditions compatible with their dignity. And by means of social productivity expressed in terms of the welfare of our rural population, we shall formulate the economic requirements of the country within the framework of a realist and rational program. In line with this goal we are outlining below a program for the economic reconstruction and the social promotion of our rural masses.An objective consideration of the present condition of our country makes it clear that the solution of the country's social and economic problem lies in the following considerations:1.- Creation of a balanced economy adapted to the conditions of the country;2.- Development of Industry and exploitation, of our natural resources so as to promote an improvement of living conditions;3.- Transformation of rural way of living and modernization of agriculture so that the peasants who represent the largest portion of the country's population come out of their ancestral misery and participate in the prosperity of the nation. And then, arrive at the integration of the rural population of the country in its economic life by means of literacy and the preparation of skilled workers in order to increase the productivity of the agricultural activities, also that of the traditional handcrafts and of the manufacturing Industries which are still got a primitive stage.The formation of man and the preparation of leaders is a factor of primary importance for the speedy achievement of the contemplated objectives
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- 2 -Those phases of equal importance are linked together. Therefore, they cannot be separated without endangering the whole pattern. Of course errors have been made repeatedly. However, the straightening which is a must calls for a general review of the principles and objectives of our economic and financial policy, which should be considered the first steps to be taken towards a true economic start.For a long time, the people responsible for our Economic and Financial Policy had built their programs upon illusions. The continuous demographic pressure and the influence of social progress, together with the normal desire of the different classes of the population to benefit a reasonable part of the national revenue, have made indispensable the development of a well balanced economy. This development can be conceived but in terms of industries using to the latest extent the raw materials and the resources of the country. As a matter of fact, the mobilization of these resources is paramount for the achievement of true progress in the way of political liberty and for the improvement of material living. Education, medical care, transportation facilities and the improvement of living conditions are the primary requirements for modernizing the living conditions of the population. To sum up, the increased production of riches through the creation of industries and the systematic exploitation of our subsoil, added to other natural assets, shall furnish the resources necessary to the adequate operation of our system. For fault of considering the situation in this point of view, any and all idea of generalized social welfare and national grandeur will remain purely a dream.The modernization of agriculture, and the improvement of the rural way of living which will result therefrom should go abreast with Industrialization. The rapid increase of the rural population and the recession of infantile mortality, as well as the extension of life limit obtained through the application of Hygiene rules, make it necessary to use to the largest extent the rejects of agricultural production in Processing Manufactures in order to assure the surplus subsistence to the surplus population and, through the export of the thus processed agricultural rejects and products, supply the Treasury with the proper foreign exchange stock necessary to maintain a well balanced economy.The improvement of the living standard, as said before, is subject to the adequate development of the production assets, which cannot be attained without the improvement of the people. Brought up to a level which make them aware of their needs and of the role that society and the development of their region request from them, those people will understand that the essential data of the problem reside in the followings better cultivated land, adequate equipment, creation of industries, application of experimented agricultural techniques, processing industries, skilled labor.
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It may be well to recall that at the Conference in Punta del Este was emphasized the importance of the transformation of the people in the development process of under developed countries.All this leads to consider the protection and preservation of the understructure works of which the urgency cannot be underestimated. Electric power, roads, bridges, urbanism, irrigation and drainage system etc, are the factors that the contemplated development calls for its full realization.Of course the Haitian State has always cared for the understructure equipment of the country. However, the investments - very important at times- to this end have been made without an all out plan, not with a statistical and rational estimate of the country's needs, but with such wastes in the execution that the general problem of the country's basis equipment is still a matter of consideration.In Haiti, the National Capital comprises broadly the understructure equipment and the production equipment, as a result of the fact that our social and Economic System lacks a natural repartition of the functions as exist in the advanced countries where the state takes care of the understructure equipment while private enterprise engages in production. The obligation for the State to devote its activities to both the understructure and the production problem, the latter private initiative; cannot assume due to failure or lack of experience, compels new state to build proper methods and means to accelerate the formation of the National Capital through the adequate and honest exploitation of our financial sources.To this end, we propose to build a program including the execution of specific projects already studied and for which the financing can be obtained from abroad.### A.- PRIMARY FACILITIES:1.- Hydro-electric Plant at Poligre ...................................................$ 20.000.000.-2.- Electrification of the Southern Peninsula - Saut Mathurine-Jaut du Caril & others .................................................................9.000.000.-3.- Wharf and Airport - Port-au-Prince .................................................6.000.000.-4.- Wharf and Port facilities in the Southern Peninsula ..........................3.000.000.-5.- Market - Port-au-Prince ............................................................1.500.000.-6.- Telecommunication system .........................................................4.000.000.-7.- Sewage system - Port-au-Prince .................................................1.500.000.-8.- Port-au-Prince - Layou (156 km) & Dufort-Jacmel (56 km) roads. ..........8.000.000.-9.- Along the coast road, Miragoane - Jérémie .......................................4.000.000.-
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10. Dam & Hydro-Electric Plant - Solo Livières ..................$ 7.000.000.-11. Improvements - Water Supply - System - Port-au-Prince ......... 4.000.000.-TOTAL ..................$ 68.000.000.-B.- PROJECTS STILL IN THE DEVELOPMENT:12. Sugar Mill in the Artibonite .........................13. " " " Nord Ouest .........................14. " " " South .........................15. " " " North .........................16. Vegetable Oil Refinery .........................17. Cotton Oil Extracting Plant .........................18. Tapioca Starch Extracting Plant .........................19. Salt Refinery (Manaives) .........................20. Sesame Oil Processing Plant .........................21. Banana Industry .........................22. Canned Fruits Plant .........................23. Spinning Mill .........................24. Kenaf Industry .........................Estimated cost for the whole ..................$ 32.000.000.-GRAND TOTAL ..................$ 100.000.000.-Within the framework of the objectives outlined in this summary, we propose the creation of an agency titled "National Planning Committee". Concurrently with this Committee would be created a Bank for Economic Development.The National Planning Committee would build a plan of general development of which the execution would spread over a period of 25 years, split into 5 year periods. The plans and programs applicable to each period would be executed under the close supervision of the Committee, and modified in accordance with such economic changes as may happen. The program would be maintained in a permanent basis. In the course of its execution and as a result of the possible modifications, would follow the curve of international progress and thereby remain actual.First of all would be prepared a priority order which would be based on the nervous centers of the economy to be straightened. This priority order would embrace a well coordinated and concrete actions, based upon observation and experience.The lack, or rather the absence of financial means against the important disbursements called for by the general program obliges to rely upon investments from abroad. It would be the duty of the Bank for Economic Development to channel
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# 5the forein under the form of rants - counterpart funds - or of private investments jointly with the mobilization of our national resources.As for the assistance to be given to private initiative towards the development of new agricultural, industrial and commercial enterprises, it will be necessary to reorganize our banking system by the creation of a Central Bank: Stock Exchange, Mortgage Bank, Agricultural & Rural Credit Bank and other financial institutions such as: Savings & Credit Bank, Bank for Financing low cost housing for the people with low revenues, etc.Besides, negotiations shall be made with the International Financing Company which has been created lately in order to finando national private enterprises. We will work jointly and closely with the International Monetary Funds, the BID, and the BID in view of obtaining the financing of a certain amount of revenue - producing projects. At the same time, we shall endeavour to strengthen the position of our national currency.In addition, the Budgetary Reform will be accomplished. A National Budgetary policy which observes the difference between administrative expenses and capital expenditures shall permit a proper adaptation of the budget to the requirements of the economy so as to make of it a true instrument of a general policy.Also The Fiscal policy shall take into account the requirements of the economy. A revision of the Customs Tariff shall be pursued and made. Measures shall also be taken to guaranty honesty and integrity in handling the State's Funds. Just consider that for the fiscal years 1949-1950 to 1956-57, the total disbursements of the state has reached the sum of Gs 1,350,596,631.-, or around $270.000.000.-, and that the largest portion of this sum has gone into triple expenses or served for spectacular works most of which with absolutely no economic justification. In this sum are not included neither the various financial disbursements made outside of the budget through loans obtained during the same period and which brought the public debt up to Gs 249,134.000.- or $49.836.000.- as at September 30, 1957, nor the expenses supported by the non-fiscal accounts and the various autonomous enterprises of the State. All this is the evidence that the formation of the National Capital can be worked out through sound administration.As regard Public Finance, emphasis shall be made on the following points:1.- Harmonization of the fiscal policy with the economic policy;2.- Harmonization of the budgetary policy with the economic policy;3.- Improvement of our banking system in to mainly smooth credit conditions;
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4.- Creation of new private banks for the development of henderafst and industry;5.- Reorganization of the suprete Court of Accounts upon such basis as shall suaren-ty its most complete RLOLOGY;6.- Reorjaniz sion of the Department of Finance. Integration of tho dinance Irapec-tion Service and the valis Accounting within the General Accounting;7.- Completo reform of our fiscal logislation by means of measures able to modifythe structure of fiscality so to attain a better orientation of the economicand financial policy of the country;8.- Remodelling our Cone of Commerce in order to give more guaranties to local andforeign creditors, and to adapt the law to the requirements of internal exchange.If the straightening of our public finance is of primary importance, productionand equipment are likewise necessary. Therefore, in the execution of the 25 year de-velopment plan submittel and within the priority order to be invited out by theNational Planning Committee, serious consideration shall be given to the followingrevenue producting and understructure projects:a) Colonization and transformation of the rural centers through the integration:of the agricultural section in the economic, political and social life of thecountry in order to obtain better economic and social results, and to attainthe following primary objectivessI: Increase production.II: Build villages in order to avoid the dispersion of the rural groups and thus,to better use the working force of the community:III: Kaise the rural living standard, and,IV: Assurs to the rural lavorer a permanent living upon the economic lot throughan adequate agrarian reforms fight the peasant's inclination to migrate to thetonis and thereby, protout auriculture.All of this implies that problems shall have to be sold in as various fields asEducation, Public Health, Housing, Transportation, Agricultural Credit, AgriculturalExtension, Apicultural Equipment, Irrigation, Drainage, Koforest ration and thecontrol of wision, doneco roads, Professional and Handicrafot Schools, Rural Poli-ce, dlectric Power, lygiene, Santtution, Croclon of Cooperativon, Transformationof our 550 Rural Jeations into village whore the priest, the doctor, the sanita-tion Inspector, the Aricultural Aront, the Toucher, the Judge, the Tax Collecter,the Minister, the Mayor, the natural londors of these villagos hall join togethertoward mutual action holuding mainly the improvement of the diary, the orandaa-tion of sound sooroutlom, a molitiontion in the unmint bohaviour of the peasantwitli regards to the problems of their familion and the community to watch tigr
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- 7 -audio-visual comters, movies with woli balanced program.s.However, the transfer of part of the apicultural laver to Industry, to bo appreciable, shall necessitate the creation, besides the agricultural industrios, of other unterprises to process either the resources of our sub-coil, or imported raw-materials.In this fiell, we shall concentrate our efforts on the followings:1.- Project for the processing of coconus and vejotable oils.2.- Frotory for doshyarato coconut for export3.- Vegetable oil Extrating Plant cor local consumption.4.- Toilet soap Frotory5.- Extension of Palm oil Plants and Production of Oleaginous.6.- Cocoa lroduction along with a Processing ilant.7.- Extension of Cotton Production for a modern spinning-Hill.8.- Spinning-Mill.9.- Plant for the preparation of Hydrophil and Absorbent Cotton ) (100.cons)..10.- Croation of a Hechanical Industry with branches over the whole territory for the manufacture of agricultural tools and spare parts for all kinda machines.11.- Plant for the manufacture of low cost electric rango and of all olectric accessories.12.- Plant for the Production of Organic Fertilizer.13.- Aasombling Industries to work for Export.,14.- Sisal, Fruits sugar Cane Straw Processing Plants.15.- Bottle manufacture.16.- Bafety match factory.17.- Paper Mill.18.- Jattle huiring Industry to intensify the development of our live-stock.19.- Fishing Industry.20.- Tourism.In propuring our plan, we will not underos tuate the that the transportation, and communiontion dotornine at all their ataon the rhythm and the trond of the omoio volomon, Thoroform all have to bo von dito consideration the impo vement and extension of our roud and rail notioch in order to enlarge the rural market. Only through good roads and suffiolent and 10-cost transportation menna shall the Agricultural products reach the mansumers at moderate risus. This will antibute townda melut the alvir standard of the utire population. Also