Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET/NOFORNCONTROL - CONTROLTO:DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Mr. S. J. PapichFROM:Deputy Director, PlansSUBJECT: Maurice Ryman HALPERIN17 DEC 19581. Reference is made to our CSCI-3/752,072, dated 30 October 1958, and to other correspondence concerning Subject, an American Communist living at Medellin #36, Apartment 9, Mexico, D.F.2. Enclosed for your information are photocopies of the following correspondence sent to him:a. Letter, postmarked 29 September 1958, from Ted HALPERIN, at 22 Kohler Avenue, Fulton #7, Massachusetts, concerns family matters, including the illness of his father (Subject's brother), and mentions anticipation over the visit of Subject's son, David, in December.b. Letter, postmarked 1 October 1958, from the Maurice H. Saval Insurance Company, at 22 Batterymarch Street, Boston 9, Massachusetts, concerns the renewal of Subject's Life insurance policy #796864, of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company.3. This correspondence was obtained from a usually reliable and highly sensitive source and should not be disseminated outside your Bureau. Photocopies of thisSECRET/NOFORNCONTROL - CONTROL16 Dec 58201-128561
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CORDED CONTROLCorrespondence have been furnished the representative of your Bureau in Mexico City.CS 01-3/752,565Enclosures: 2 letters, as described above.WH/3/PNelson: mif 8 December 1958Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - RI (201-128561)1 - CI/R&A1 - RQM/RE1 - CI/LIA1 - WH/3/Mexico1 - WH/R1 - WH/3/SubjectBased on: HMM-A-11553Project Cryptonym: LIBIGHTSECRET NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WIH DivisionINFOCLASSIFICATION SECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND EXT.HMMA-11731HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.201-128561FROM Chief of Station, Mexico CityDATE 10 December 1958SUBJECT American Communists In Mexico, Maurice HALPERINACTION REQUIREDMICROFILMED DEC 15 1961DOCUMENT MICROFILM SERVICEREFERENCE(S)1. Forwarded herewith to complete Headquarters and ODENVY records on subject are one photocopy each and film of the following letters addressed to him in Mexico City.A. Ltr. of 25 Aug 58 from Leonard B. BOUDIN of RABINOWITZ & BOUDIN, New York attorneys, cutting HALPERIN's fee due for professional services to $300.00. (Comment: Professional services probably dealing with HALPERIN's U. S. passport.)B. Ltr. of 27 Aug 58 from Paul BARAN, Stanford University, Calif., commenting on an economic study of Latin America which HALPERIN is preparing.C. Ltr. of 5 Aug 58 from Maurice H. SAVAL, insurance man in Boston, Mass., who is apparently a long lost friend of Subject's. (No film)D. Ltr. of 23 Aug 58 from Ted HALPERIN in Milton, Mass.E. Ltr. of 18 Aug 58 from HALPERIN's mother and father in Massachusetts,2. Source is LIBIGHT/LIMUD. No local dissemination,FID/vps ASM9 December 1958Distribution3 HeadquartersESCI-3/752716Willard C. CURTIS10 Dec 58201-128561CS COPYCLASSIFICATION SECRET
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10 Dec 58Att. 1 To HMMA-11731 (NSM)201-128 561![image of the document page]
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Bureau de Peritajes S. de R. T.Balderas No. 31-208México 1. D. 1.Dr. Maurice HalperinMedellin 3.6-9Mexico![airplane illustration]PAR AVION CORREO AEREO VIA AIR MAIL![airplane illustration]
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RABINOWITZ & BOUDINBROAD STREETNEW YORK 4.N YDr. Maurice HalperihMedellin 36 - 9Mexico 7, D. F.MexicoRABINOWITZ & BOUDINATTORNEYS AT LAW25 BROAD STREETNEW YORK 4.N YAugust 25,Dr. Maurice HalperinMedellin 36-9Mexico 7, D. F.MexicoProfessional services$300.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAWAugust 25, 1958Dr. Maurice HalperinMedellin 36 - 9Mexico 7, D. F.Dear Dr. Halperin:In view of your general financial situation, I have revised downward my original estimate to you. Hence the enclosed bill. We shall ourselves pay out of this money the local counsel fee.Sincerely yours,Leonard E. Boudin
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Bureau de Peritajes S. de R. L.Balderas No. 31-209México 1. D. F.Dr. Maurice HalperinMedellin 36-9Mexico![aeroplane]CORREO AEREO VIA AIR MAILPAR AVIONletter from Paul Baran
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Dr. Maurice Hulneric,Vedellin 36 - 9Lexico 7, D.F.Bureau de Peritajes S. de R. L.Balderas No. 31-208México 1, D. J.Dr. Maurice HalperinMedellin. 36- D.f, 15 9Mexico![airplane indicating air mail]Bureau de Peritajes S. de R. L.Balderas No. 31-208México 1. D. J.Dr. M. HalperinMedellin 3.6.9México![airplane indicating air mail]
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9.7 Mercedes Avenue.Lco Altos, California,August 27th, 1953turdy in answering your letter of August returning from Lake Tahoe where I tookible. To be sure, cutlineu give usually only comes out, but with that reservation, I think.What would seem to me to be in order is cal framework. In the firat place, I would number of groups: those countries that mic advancement (Venezuela, Argentina, Mexico kedly stagnant (Central America, Poru and bourgeois revolutions (Mexico); those that porr or another (Argentina, Vane mi or entirely feudal atate (Poru?).ct"Laval type" traitmen reached by individual Countries. The role ofimperialism in all of them has to be clearly worked out both economically, and tically. Secondly, when it comes to straconomic analysis. I don't believes that such le gained by talking about "crisis-breeding printing pe as money"(V.p.). This puts the critique of inflation on a wrong track,and relates to what I would consider "old-fashioned" écommics. The trouble with inflation is not that it is Entrinsically "crisis-breeding". After all, Soviet industrinitation was finan ced to a considerable estent by inflation! The trouble with inflation is that puts the burden of capital accumulation upon lower income groups; in capitalist countries, furthermore, it channels the accuaukated capital lato wrong, undesirable Aents, crestec opportunities for vant speculative profito, promotes Luxury Fraction,etc.utc. In other words,and ader capitalism, inflation tends to addat least it shouse promoto useful capital Platively modest inflation (a few * י...Entiation of the German 1920' variety. The Bona which need not occupy us in the low inflation (acompanied by devaluationd elax on the underlying riving populations, ults in lopaidad development.suprofhion that you should concentrate on assembling as much a ponible :::::ial on the volume and mode of utilisation of accumulated capital, and sherw on these accumulations are being misuded. This would permit you to analyre both he domestic structure of the economies under consideration as well to chna he lapect of capital outflows due to imperiallam ots.rose are my first reactions. I will be glad to go into all ice: have more stuff to look at. You are obviously cont for what it's worth) an a reference. If the Committee chouars tosurgent that the accent be placed on the empirical onlytical part made subject to further dev
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will write to Bravo very soon; I was absolutely under by various and sundry commitments, and am struggling now to finish things up before school starts and at September. And then I have a book to finish (the sweaty) and deadlines surround me on all sides.With very best wishes,Yours
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BOSTONAUG 18730 AM1958MASS.21SAVE THE EASY WAY!BUY U.S. BONDSPAYROLL SAVINGSDr. M. HalperinMedellin 3.6-9Mexico 7,D, F,![text describing the handwritten 'air mail' marking]
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, TMRU; Chief, 68Chief of Station, Mexico CityFROM: Chief of Station, BernREF: IRL/INANITION/OperationsMaurice HALPERINREFERENCES: MEXI-2596STATION SYMBOL AND NO: BSBA-7838DATE: 28 November 1958Attached is the final summary report of the INANITIONS on the stay in Switzerland of Maurice HALPERIN and wife, who departed for Prag on 10 November 1958. Copies of letters written by HALPERIN while here are forwarded to Headquarters only.GEORGE J. POMFRETEnclosures:A - INANITION ReportB - Letters written by HALPERIN27 November 1958Distribution:3 - HR2 - RR w/encls. A and B2 - Mexico City w/encl. A2 - Bern w/encl. A
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Attachment "A" to BDA-7858509/II/58As y/ memo h eral of 18 Oct.58As a supplement to bits of information hitherto orally trans-mitted here is a summarized account on the movements and activities of:HALPERIN Maurice, alias PASTOR Daniel,born 3.3.1906, US citizen, economist,married to Edith; domiciled Medellin 36-9,Mexico 7, D.F.during his sojourn in Switzerland from 15 October to 10 November 58:On 15 October subject and his wife arrived by air from LISBON at the Hotel "Schweizerhof" in ZURICH. On 18 October he and his wife took the 1320 H. train to GENEVA, where they stayed at the Hotel "Berceau". On 19 October, 1700 - 1900 H., he visitedEPRON David, born 1.9.1904, citizen of ARGENTINE,Counsellor with the ILO in GENEVA, domiciledAvenue André Dites 2, CASSAS-BOURDELLES, GENEVA.On 20 October at GENEVA he inquired at a local travel agency for the possibilities of a flight from ZURICH to PRAGUE. On that day the HALPERIN's traveled by train (leaving GENEVA at 1245 H) to ZURICH, where they occupied a room at the "Schweizerhof" again. At 1830 H. subject visited the information office of the Zurich main station to learn about train connections for PRAGUE and for LUGANO. On 21 October he visited the Czech Consulate General in ZURICH, where he stayed from 0940 - 1115 H. At 1630 H. he went to consult the "Swissair" information desk at the main station. He stated that he possessed a flight-ticket Mexico-Lisbon-Zurich-Tel-Aviv, but had no definite booking so far and wanted his luggage to be stored at Kloten airport for the time being. He then mailed letters to1) Mr. David C. HALPERIN, 5411 South University Ave., CHICAGO /Ill.;2) Mr. Theodore HALPERIN & family, 22, Kahler Ave., MILTON / Mass.;3) Rabbi & Mrs. Hillel CANORAN, 4 De Kalb Place, MORRISTOWN /New Jersey4) Mrs. Annie FRISCH, 17 Beach Road, LYNN /Massachusetts;   Letters 1 - 3 are of similar contents. Photostat copies of Mr. 1 & 4 are attached.At 1930 H. he inquires at the "Swissair" office for any communication that may have come in for him.On 22 October subject negotiates with the KLM airtravel.
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-2-office for cancelling of his 2 flight tickets to Tel-Aviv andrefunding.On 23 October at 0905 H. he inquires at the informationoffice of the Federal Railways about train connections to PARISand fares. At 1025 H. he enters the Czech Consulate General, butreappears in the street 3 minutes later.On 24 October the couple visit the Czech Consulate Generalat 1035 H, where they remain for 25 minutes. At 1110 H. they go tothe snack bar of the Zurich University. HALPERIN then visits for30 minutes the Seminary for social economics, commercial sciencesand statistics. At 1515 H. HALPERIN goes to a travel agency tocash a cheque of 50 $.On 25 October HALPERIN inquires for trains departing forLUGANO and obtains various prospectus of this town. From 1025 -1055 H. the couple then calls at the Czech Consulate General.On the way back they changed 200 $; at 1311 H. they leave by trainfor LUGANO.Up to this date the couple has not received any visitorsand as far as could be ascertained had no suspicious telephone callswhile staying in ZURICH. They ostensibly endeavored to cut down ex-penses to a minimum, taking meals in cheap restaurants or buying foodto be eaten in their room at the hotel. The luggage deposited atKloten airport was discreetly searched. The personal belongingswere of rather poor quality. A list showed that they had soldfurniture and household goods prior to their departure from Mexico.Amongst various articles there were also two pocket editions ofdictionaries in Chinese and Russian. All this and their demeanorseem to indicate that the couple plan to settle definitively in theEast.At 1625 H. of 25 October the couple arrived at LUGANO, wherethey rented a room at the hotel garni "LAKE" for 3 or 4 days.On 26 October they went on an excursion to the Monte Bre.At 1730 H. of that day HALPERIN inquired at the main post officefor the telephone number of a certain ALFRED RISSE in PRAGUE. Nosuch extension was found in the directory, however.On 27 October they made an outing to Cassarate and Campioneand back to LUGANO.
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- 3 -On 28 October HALPERIN again sent to the telephone exchange at C915 H. where he asked to be connected with...Lazaro PINA in PRAGUE, Br. 67634. The partner in PRAGUE being absent, the call was postponed to the afternoon; it went through at 1640 H. and a certain Mr. STEIN answered the call on the number indicated. HALPERIN talked in Spanish, announcing himself as Professor Hamrisio HALPERIN from Mexico. He explained that he was a friend of LOMBARDO, with whom they (the partners on the phone) had accidentally met last year at the shop of Eva Maria ARENARES. At present he (HALPERIN) was staying in LUGANO and waiting for the visa to go to PRAGUE, where he would like to find his friends, the STERN family, when his partner should also know. He then wanted to know when LOMBARDO would arrive in PRAGUE from MEXICO?( probable identities:PRNA Lazare: Tredo Valen Secretary of CTURA; vice-president of Cuban C.P, a member Executive Council of UPO.LOMBARDO Visconte, b. 16.7.1896, Mexican citizen, dem. Mazies-City, Artistes, Villa Obregon 51;Trade Union leader; member of WTO; member of presidium of Executive Committee à General Council of WFTU.Dr.ARENARES Borte: no record.)On 29 October the HALPERIN's left LUGANO at 0904 H. by train for ZURICH. During their sojourn at LUGANO no contacts of the couple with strangers were made; they went for walks at random in town or in the vicinity, bought papers and periodicals by the dozen, but did not receive any mail or telephone calls.At 1253 H. of 29 October they arrived in ZURICH, went to the Hotel "Schweizerhof" and later to the Czech Consulate General. At 1550 H. subject inquired at the KLM airline agency about refunding for the tickets to Tel-Aviv, but the agency had not received directions from Amsterdam yet.On 30 October the couple again went to the Czech Consulate General at 1035 H. and remained there for 75 minutes. At 1215 H. HALPERIN inquired at the Kuoni Travel Agency about tourist visas to Prague and was given the necessary forms to fill in. These he returned to the agency at 1410 H. together with the passports.
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Mr. David D. HALPERIN, 5411 South University Ave. CHICAGO/Ill.Kathy & Mrs. Rafael CARCAMO, 4 de Kalb Place, MORRISTOWN /N.J.*Financial copies* (numbered 5 & 6) of the contents are attached.On 31 October the HALPERIN's moved from Hotel"Schweizerhof" to the cheaper hotel "Limmathof". On this day they finally received the requested refund by the KLM airline's office.Monday, 10 November the requested tourist visas were issued to the HALPERIN's, valid for 6 days and including Hotel reservation for 5 days at Sw. Frs. 23.-- per person. They immediately departed by train and left Switzerland via Buchs/rail at 1824 H. for Austria, traveling on 2nd.class tickets ZURICH-PRAGUE return.In the period of 31 October to 12November the couple did not make or receive any telephone calls and had no visitors, nor did they call on anybody.13 November 1958.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE : 219AG/OLDOUT/u722 NOV 58S-E-C-R-E-TTO : DIRECTORFROM : VIENNAACTION: EE 6INFO : CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, FI/OPS, WH 4, S/C 2ROUTINGNOV 22 17362 58ROUTINEIN 29931TO DIR INFO CITE VIEN 4104GROOVY GRENGULF1. GRENGULF REPORTS THAT A MORICE (SIC) HALPIN, DOB 3 MARCH 1:06 AND HIS WIFE EDITH, NEE FRISCH, DOB 6 JULY 1907, BOTH CARRYING U.S. PASSPORTS, ENTERED AUSTRIA FROM SUISSE ON 10 NOV 1958. PASSPORTS HAD CZECH VISAS. ACCORDING GRENGULF, THIS COUPLE REPORTEDLY BELONG TO CIRCLE OF ACQUAINTANCES OF ATOM SPY KLAUS FUCHS AND DURING THEIR STAY IN SUISSE WERE UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE.2. GRENGULF REPORT, SOMEWHAT CURIOUSLY WORDED, SAYS AUSTRIAN SURVEILLANCE OF COUPLE NOT CARRIED OUT HERE SINCE THEY CROSSED BORDER INTO CSR ON 11 NOV WITH U.S. PASSPORT NO. 118070, ISSUED MEXICO, IN NAME OF MAURICE AND EDITH HALPERIN, SAME BIRTH DATE AS ABOVE.3. VIEN HAS NO TRACES, NO KNOWLEDGE THIS CASE. POSSTJTY (AS RECEIVED) ODENVY REQUESTED AUSTRIAN SURVEILLANCE.END OF MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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DATE 22 NOV 58TO: DIRECTORFROM: VIENNAACTION: RH 8INFO: CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC, EE 4, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGE: S-E-C-R-E-TROUTING:2. AEXNOV 24 1851Z 58ACTION CHANGEROUTINEVIEN 4104 IN 29931 ATO: GROOVY GRENGULFCITE:C/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE TO WH BY MR CLARK JUNG, EE, EXT 8743, IN COORDINATION WITH MR. TOM OGDEN, WH, EXT 2555.S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WE DivisionINFOCLASSIFICATION SECRETDISSEM. SYMBOL AND NO. FD24-A-11553HEADQUARTERS FILE NO. 201-123561FROM Chief of Station, Mexico CityDATE 19 November 1958SUBJECT American Communists in Mexico/Maurice HALPERINACTION REQUIREDREFERENCE(S)SOURCE: LIBIGHT/LIMUDRE 43-3 - (CHECK * ONE)MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDX INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY1.  Attached are the negatives and one set of prints of each of two letters which were addressed to Maurice HALPERIN in Mexico.2.  One letter is from a "Ted HALPERIN" and appears to be a personal, family-type letter. The second letter is from Maurice H. SAVAL and concerns an insurance policy carried by HALPERIN.3.  ODENVY has been furnished copies of this correspondence locally.Willard C. CURTISGFB/cpsAttachment - as stated above17 November 1958Distribution:3 - Hqs w/att2 - Files
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AH & HMMA-11553CS COPY19 Jul 58201-128561
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TORIG: M.KingUNIT: TH/3EXT 4456DATE: 6 Noverber 1958.TO: BUENOS AIRES /IIEYIFROM: DIRECTORCONF: WH 5INFO: CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC, S/C 2RE Filing icheck one):No es Record Value. Destroy.Ri file this ropy as indicatedBratich copy filed as indicatedRE Indexing (check one):MarketNone requiredTO BUEN INFO MEXT CITE DIR 49353DEFERRED NOV 6 23 32:58ROUTINE SEC'D CABLE SECT.PRIORITY INITIALSOPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE INITIALSREF: BUEN-3666 (IN-22713) (NOT SENT MEXI).DO NOT PASS TO BIOGENESIS INFO IN HABW-5114 THAT DORFMAN IN COMMUNICATIONWITH HALPERIN.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: QUERIED WHETHER FACT THAT DORE AND IN COMMUNICATION HALPERIN COULDBE PASSED BIOGENESIS.> [Figure: routing and initial information]> [Figure: signature block]
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DATE : M 300 RLG/BM/1 NOV 53CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TROUTING142536TO :DIRECTORFROM : BERNACTION: WH 5*INFO : CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, FI/OPS, EE 4, SR 4, S/C 2, WE 4NOV 2 01142 53ROUTINEIN 21415TO : MEXIINFO : DIRCITE : BERN 3133RE BERN 3096 (IN 17033) **MAURICE HALPERIN & W. FE**1. SUBJECTS TRAVELLED ZURICH TO LUGANO 29 OCT, MADE PHONE CALL 28 OCT FROM LUGANO TO PRAG WHERE SPOKE IN SPANISH WITH FNU STEIN (PHON) AT TEL NUMBER LAZARO PENA 67856. NOT CLEAR IF PENA TEL EXCHANGE OR NAME SUBSCRIBER.2. IN PHONE CONVERSATION IDENTIFIED SELF TO STEIN AS FRIEND OF LOMBARDO SAID HAD MET STEIN IN SHOP OF DR. BERTA ARENARES, SAID HE WAITING IN SUISSE FOR CSR VISA, WISHED SEE STERNS IN PRAG. WHEN STEIN VAGUE ABOUT KNOWING STERNS, SUBJ ASKED IF HAD NOT SEEN THEM IN INTRAYA (PHON). THEN ASKED WHEN LOMBARDO WOULD ARRIVE PRAG, WAS TOLD HE STILL MEXICO. SUBJ PROMISED CONTACT STEIN ON ARRIVAL PRAG. ACCORDING INTERPRETERS NOTE ON PHONE TRANSCRIPT STEIN VERY GUARDED, NOT ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT PHONE CALL.3. SUBJ RETURNED ZURICH 29 OCT, GOT PASSPORTS BACK FROM CSR CONSULATE WITH- OUT VISA. NOW ATTEMPTING GET TOURIST VISAS THROUGH TRAVEL AGENCY. MOVED TO CHEAPER HOTEL, SPENDS MUCH TIME IN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. INANITIONS STATE SUBJECTS RUNNING LOW ON FUNDS, MANY INDICATIONS PLAN REMAIN CSR INDEFINITELY, BELIEVE LOMBARDO MENTIONED ON PHONE IDEN WITH VINCENTE TOLEDANO LOMBARDO.4. WILL POUCH DETAILED REPORTS. (END OF MESSAGE)   C/S COMMENT: ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED.   ** ITINERARY MAURICE HALPERIN AND WIFE, AMERICAN COMMUNISTS.S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRET/SECURITYCONTROLTo:DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Mr. F.J. PapichFrom:Deputy Director, PlansSUBJECT: Maurice Hyman HALPERIN1. Reference is made to our COCI-3/751,683, dated 2 October 1958, and to other correspondence concerning Subject, an American Communist living at Medellin #36, Apartment 9, Mexico, D.F.2. Enclosed for your information are photocopies of the following correspondence sent to Subject:a. Letter, dated 10 August 1958, from Jane Constance ROMM, at Mill Valley, California, mentions that she and Abraham Aaron HELLER have been at Hill Valley since 1 August. She also mentions that Albert LITT is in Los Angeles and that she and HELLER planned to travel through there in late August. She refers to two "youngish" lawyers from Los Angeles who came to San Francisco for a breath of "fresh air." She mentions Tina KELLY's kindness to her and HELLER at Mill Valley and that KELLY sends his love to Pablo COHEN(?). She also encloses six photographs of herself and HELLER. (COCI-3/751,016, dated 12 August 1958, reported that ROMM had asked HALPERIN to look for an apartment in Mexico City for her for the winter of 1958-59.)b. Letter, dated 2 September 1958, from Martin Robert RAUSCH, The Dell, Hume, Virginia, (son of Jane Constance ROMM) queries HALPERIN about effects to be shipped when the ROMM family moves to Mexico as immigrants. RAUSCH mentions that he and his family hope to be in Mexico by 1 December "unless RAUSCHHAUSEN doesn't perform." RAUSCH adds that "as a matter of fact,"CS COPY
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# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL- 2 -we have to come anyway, and we'll enter as tourists if we can't get ready as immigrants."(Evidently a lawyer named RANSOM is arranging the entrance of the ROCHE family to Mexico. There are two brothers named HUTCHINSON who are practicing lawyers in Mexico.)c. Letter, dated 4 September 1958, from Martin Roberts, The Dell, Hume, Virginia, requests HALPIN to open a box in the main post office in Mexico City for him effective 1 November.3. This correspondence was obtained from a usually reliable and highly sensitive source and should not be disseminated outside your Bureau. Photocopies of this correspondence have been furnished the representative of your Bureau in Mexico City.CSCI-3/752,072Enclosures: 3 letters, as described above![signature]WH/3/Mexico/M.King: kc 24 October 1958Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - RI (201-128561)1 - CI/Lia1 - ROW/RE1 - CI/R&A1 - WH/3/Mexico1 - WH/R1 - WH/3/Subj: HALPERIN1 - WH/3/Subj: ROGERSBased on: HWA-11113Project Cryptonym: LIBRIGHT# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL