Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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14-00000104-10171-102302025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 9 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 5 (AR REYNOLDS] WH DIV NOTIFIED 2050 9 1 60)INFO: DCI, D/DCI, DDP, COP, ADDP/A, CA 2, CA/PRG, CA/PROP CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, 100 4, S/C 2ROUTING![routing information]JL 10 00292 60OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATEIN 2264!TO: DIRINFO:REF: A. DIR 38758 (OUT 94420)B. MEXI 5852 (IN 22332)**CITE MEXI 58531. LATE NIGHT 8 JULY COS HAD CONFERENCE PARA 7 REF 6.**2. L[ ]TENSOR STATES DID *NOT* APPROVE EITHER IN GENERAL OR SPECIFIC TEXTSPEECH EMILIO SANCHEZ PIEDRAS NOR ITEMS TO BE TREATED SPEECH IN ADVANCE.SANCHEZ SPOKE AS INDIVIDUAL CONGRESSMAN DID NOT SPEAK FOR GOVERNENT, NOR DID HE SPEAK FOR (WHOLE) PARTY (PRI). HE SAID SENATORS AND CONGRESSMEN "AS IN U.S.A." SPEAK FREELY AND ON OWN.3. L[ ]FENSOR SAYS PORTION SPEECH REGARDING CUBA WAS "WIDELY MIS-QUOTED". HE SAID IN NO PLACE DID SANCHEZ MENTION CASTRO OR CLEAN GOVERNMENT. HE SAID SANCHEZ EXPRESSED FRIENDSHIP AND SYMPATHY FOR "CUSAN PESFLE" AND HE FOINTED OUT THIS HAD BEEN U.S. GOVT FOLICY ALSO. REPORTERS (HE SAID) HAVE INTERPRETED THIS SPEECH TO IE AN CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND CASTRO REGINNE, WHICH L[ ]TENSOR STATES IS NOT MEXICAN POLICY. HE SAID "THE SOONER CASTRO AND TRUJILLO ARE GONE FROM THE CARIBBEAN THE SOONER THIS PORTION OF THE WORLD CAY RETURN TO PEACE AND NORMALCY".4. L[ ]TENSOR DID NOT RESPOND TO QUESTION OF WHETHER HE WILL MAKE CLARIFYING STATEMENT BUT BOTH (LIERGO) ANDLI ELEGANT SAY HE WILL MAKE NO SUCH STATEMENT.5. (LI ELEGANT) BELIEVES L[ ]TENSOR WILL BE WILLING IN NEAR FUTURE HAVE MEETINGS-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.alw
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CLASSIFIED. MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TDATE :TO :FROM :ACTION:INFOPAGE 2ROUTING123456IN 22641 MEXI 5853TO INFO CITE(PRI LEADERS) AND BRIEF THEM CUBAN SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES MEXICO. (COS COMMENT:GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ, MINISTER OF INTERIOR, WOULD BE A PRINCIPAL FIGURE ANDSPOKESMAN IN THIS. (BELIEVE CAN GET HIS AID))6. BOTH(LIERGO) AND (IELECANT) STATE NO PRI SENATOR OR CONGRESSMAN "OF   PRESTIGE" WILL STAND UP AND TAKE ISSUE WITH SANCHEZ. (ILLEGALIT) PRIVATELY STATED   HE HAS ONE OR TWO PRI SENATOR FRIENDS WHO ARE OLD AND WITHOUT POLITICAL FUTURES   WHO COULD LIKELY BE CONVINCED THEY SHOULD CLARIFY ISSUE, BUT THEY NOT "OF   PRESTIGE". ALSO, SOME PARTIDO ACCION NACIONAL (PAN), CATHOLIC RIGHT WING   CONGRESSMEN WOULD DO BUT THIS NOT CONSIDERED WORTH EFFORT BY (LICLEGANT)   (QUESTION OF PAYMENT HAS NOT BEEN MENTIONED)7. TO DATE HAVE FOUND SANCHEZ HIGHLY RESPECTED NOT PARTICULARLY TO LEFT   NOR FARTICULARLY CLOSE LAZARO CARDENAS. WILL LOOK FOR "PERSONAL VULNERABILITIES".8. FYI: AND HILL HAD TALKS WITH FOREIGN MINISTER TELLO AND WITH CORONA   DEL ROSAL (PRESIDENT OF PRI). SEE HIS EMSTEL WHICH COS HAS NOT SEEN YET.S. VILL CONTINUE TO REPORT.END OF MESSAGEC/S Comment:* Suggested operations for the field to attempt to carry out in an effort to get the Mexican authorities) to take issue with Sanchez Piedra disclaiming the latter's recent statements.** Stated that COS1) would attempt to see LINSOR(2)) on 8 July.S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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104-10172-10001 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199216-7No. of Pages: 3 Report No.: [illegible] Local File No:Report Made By: Howard W. Antell Approved By:Distribution: Winch (2)By copy to: [Kana] (1)10 (1)Files (1)Orally to:Kaše available to the Embassy and G-2Source Cryptonym: Sources Identified References:Source, Operational Data, and Comments:23[TAM-A-15 indicated that the Headquarters of the Caribbean Legion wore being transferred to Panama" whore it could count on the aid of the ARIAS government", and that Julio Torrz Hasegoza, motive in the Caribbean Legion, would remain in Mexico dedicating himself to the purchase of gold and its clandestine exportation to Guatemala and Panama.[TAM-K-639 requested confirmation of the above information.It is possible that the attached report may tend to confirm part of this information.ClassificationRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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# Subject: Gold ShipmentsPlace Acquired: Panama City, PanamaEvaluation: B-CSource:1. G-2 reported that on 7 May 1950 a B-26 type boctor arrived in David, Panama, from Browneville, Texas, due to a low gasoline supply. The plane was headed for Tocumen Airport in Panama City, and carried as a crew the following according to G-2:Frank OMGFL, U.S. Citizen, PilotO. MARTINEZ, U.S. Citizen, Co-PilotSteve MURRAY, U.S. Citizen, MechanicMauricio CASTRO, Panamanian, PassengerA tire blew out at David, and Mr. John LEROY, Civil Aeronautics technician at Tocumen Airport was instrumental in getting a spare tire to them.2. Mr. LEROY advised this office that he had met Steve MURRAY in Havana in April 1950 in company with a fellow named ZORRILLO, who claimed to have some connection with the Secret Police, in-Mexico. LEROY described MURRAY as an adventurer who had been in the Philipines and the Far East and whom he suspected of gold smuggling activities. LEROY said that MURRAY was pilot of the plane and he thought it was unusual that so fast a plane as this and as expensive to operate was being used when it had comparatively little cargo space. In May 1950, when MURRAY was in Panama, he told LEROY that he was buying orchid bulbs.3. On 16 June 1950 the following information was received (from Civil Intelligence Section, Panama Canal) regarding this matter:> It has been reported that Very frequently a B-26 airplane (N5546N - a Martin Marauder) makes trips between Tocumen and David, R.P. It is piloted by Steve MURRAY, and at least two other Americans ride on the plane, which is who ma sometimes met at Tocumen Airport by either Tito, Harmodito or Toni ARIAS. On landing at the airport it goes directly to a hangar, and allegedly the only ones who visit it are the ARIAS brothers, PASTOR Ponce, Chief of the Airport, and one (fnu) LINARES, Chief of Customs at Tocumen.Informant stated that it was believed at first that the plane was engaged in arms contraband, but later it appeared more logical to assume that it was involved in another type of smuggling, possibly drugs.Virgilio RAMIREZ, then Chief of the Control Tower, is said to have stated that the plane comes and goes without being registered at the airport under orders of Police, Airport Manager; that the plane lands without signalling
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ty radio or talking to anyone for four of dater:!a at Alirook Finld, butlist it is sigled by ms of a list wit atomatics that the ti01 10/fire for lantis doilea ore Jianytoldsteve that farcato air agmucent with the raind statea regardire landingrules an tiority beliv: violated, and that these two son wore afterwardsreacted from their joba."Informant acto that the above plane Lnded at Tocumen from Pavid on 11 kay.at 5:15 p.s., on 12 bay at 6:51 p.r., on 14 Nay at 6:19 part. and on 16 Kayat 9:55 802.The above forcation was allegedly given to PresLient ARIAS by the Kinisterof coverment and Justico, and he apparently shored little interest in thesuttect, acrely stating that the ratter should be tavestigated to seo nhấtthere is to it."Upon receipt of this information it appeared that Tirgilio RATREZ might havebeen the source, since he was fired from his post at Tocumen Airport and wasdisled about it. It was ascertained that the information contained inthe (are) pararan), in which RAMIPEC is mentioned, ras reported by RA THEZ butthe vicer information care from other Civil Intelligence sources.4. 6 July. advised that the above-plare-and Steve LURRAY had re-   turned to Farma and that the Minister of Goverment had ordered that the plane   by dissentled and searched, but he could not ascertain the basis for the search.   had talked to the Kanager of the airport, Estel PASTOR Porce, and with   Toal AS, Director Gonoral of Civil Aeronautics, ani a rophew of President   Ariss, to indicated that they were aware of the Kinister of Government's order   but did not know what was behind it. Both felt that it was an extreme measure,   which should not be carried out.5. Ca 8 July 1950 Kr. MURRAY called at the Entassy to obtain assistance in   securing the release of his plane. Briefly he stated that he had departed   from Kexico City via Nanaqua and arrived at Tocumen at 7:30 p.m. 5 July. His   passport reflected the followingsName: Steven T. HurrayFassport No.: 1024Issueda Kanila, Lacenter 2, 1946.Renewed: Kanila, Doconter 27, 1948Expires: Decoater 1, 1950He furnished the following additional informationsType of Planes Converted B-26U.S. Registrys N 5546 NPilot and Owners Steven T. MurrayColiots Frank Oorgel, U.S. citizonFlidt Engireers Cristobal Wartinez, Noxicon citizenPasengers Kauricio Di: CASTRO, Paramantan citizen (bearer of officialpassport), passenger from Lexico City to TocumenDestinations Brownsville, TexasPurpose of Trips Business
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He stated that he was in the export-import business and that he dealt in gold. He said that he had come to Panama to see a man by the name of SAS, a gold dealer from Buenos Aires, about gold shipments.6. On 8 July, Minister of Government Alfredo Aleman reported the matter to the U.S. Ambassador, stating that prior to arriving in Panama the plane had been signaled, that all was not well at the airport and that the crew had jettisoned cargo prior to arrival. (A check with the Air Force authorities does not confirm that any such message was sent and Murray denies that anything was jettisoned. He insisted that he was coming to Panama to discuss the gold business but that he had no cargo.) The Minister also advised the Ambassador that PASTOR Ponce had been fired as Head of the airport.7. In a conversation with PASTOR Ponce and Murray on the night of 8 July [illegible] was advised that PASTOR Ponce had, in fact, been fired and that he was determined to bump off Toni ARIAS. Both Murray and PASTOR Ponce claimed that Toni ARIAS was behind it all but that PASTOR Ponce was the fall guy.8. The Mexican/referred to, Cristobal Mateo, and the Mexican, Zorrilla, are believed to be identical. SAS has been identified as Fernandez, a gold dealer, who operates in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Civil Intelligence Section-has-advised that SAS was staying with Toni ARIAS and that he-had departed from Panama hastily. CIS-also-advised that President ARIAS at first-had given orders for the/dismissal of both his nephew, Toni Arias, and PASTOR Ponce, but it was later agreed that Toni ARIAS would not be fired to avoid a public scandal involving the President's family.9. The present status of the matter is that the plane has been searched with negative results, that the plane is still being held by the Panamanian authorities and that Murray and others are endeavoring by every means possible to secure the release of the plane. The head of the Tocumen Airport, PASTOR Ponce, has been dismissed and Toni ARIAS, the President's nephew, will probably be allowed to withdraw from his position gracefully.DistributionsWash (2)Noxl (1)Y (1)Kana (1)Files (1)
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETFROM:RID/NOTE: In the absence of comments or indication of action,this cover sheet will be destroyed when the document is filed.| TO                 | ROOM NO | DATE RECEIVED | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS || ------------------ | ------- | ------------- | ------------------ | -------- || 1.                 |         | 31 AUG 1959   | Elh                |          || 2.                 |         | 25 AUG        |                    |          || 3. WH/III/Cardl/RA |         |               | Pof                | clona    || 4.  Carib/Fl       |         |               |                    |          || 5.  PP             |         |               | T                  |          || 6.                 |         |               |                    |          || 7.                 |         |               |                    |          || 8.                 |         |               |                    |          || 9.                 |         |               |                    |          || 10. CI/ICD         |         | 22 SEP 1959   | J                  |          || 11.                |         |               |                    |          || 12.                |         |               |                    |          || 13.                |         |               |                    |          || 14. RI/AN          |         | 13 MAR 1970   |                    |          || 15. R1D/EDI        |         |               |                    |          || 16.                |         |               |                    |          || 17.                |         |               |                    |          || 18.                |         |               |                    |          || 19. WH/III/Cardl   |         | 25 APR        |                    |          || 20. RTD/FY         |         | 1400L         | Lip                |          |RECORD COPYVivian CarlyWH/CG/PPUU reclassify to201-251853Of-3/411,399201-251853Generic Date - Cuba| ENCLOSURE        | ABSTRACT | FILE NUMBER   |                 || ---------------- | -------- | ------------- | --------------- || DATE MICROFILMED | INDEX    | DOCUMENT DATE | DOCUMENT NUMBER ||                  |          | 31 Aug 1959   | HKH -02130      || SECRET           |          |               |                 |RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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# OPERATIONAL AND SOURCE COVER SHEETFROM: HabanaREPORT NO.: HKR-2130REPORT MADE BY: Nelson L. Raynock/paoNUMBER PAGES: 2REPORT APPROVED BY: Woodrow C. OlienNUMBER ENCLOSURES: NoneDATE OF REPORT: 21 August 1959REFERENCES: NoneDISTRIBUTION:By copy to: 3 - Headquarters w/mstOrally to: 1 - Embassy (Economic Counselor)1 - Legal Attaché2 - FilesField File No. 6-0-120SOURCE CRYPIONYM:ID NO.:IG NO:See Comments belowKRYPTON: Yes NoSOURCE, OPERATIONAL DATA, AND COMMENTS:SUBJECT: Cuban Economic CrisisOPERATIONAL COMMENTS: 05 08[Source Alberto FERNANDEZ Hechavarria] the chief of the Cuban Sugar Stabilization Board who has the job of selling Cuba's sugar. A former active member of the 26 of July Movement during the revolution, he is now disillusioned, and reportedly is not going to last much longer in his job. He is wealthy and his family have lost through CASTRO's economic reforms. He appears to know a lot about the government and also seems to have an insight into CASTRO... He regards CASTRO as some type of a UNIVAC machine, his mind automatically photostating details which he can and will use in the future. He says that CASTRO is ruthless, and that nothing can stop him in his determination to do something, i.e., agrarian reform, and that he will sacrifice his friends, his family, his money, and his fortune to accomplish his purpose.Again illustrating the present situation in Cuba, the source said that he cannot publicly have contacts with American officials-refusing to let the writer use his telephone-and he said that a record is kept of all his calls and that his movements are periodically checked.The advisor who warned CASTRO in paragraph one of the attached report, was the source.As a possible reference to this report and particularly to field comment number two, see HAVA-2526. FOXS-3/400, 583The second source referred to in Field Comsant No. 2 was AVPACK-1 who obtained his information from the president of the Banco Industrial de Cuba.08HXH-2130201-251853
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORT*   EVALUATION OF SOURCE: A. Carefully reliable B. Usually reliable C. Fairly reliable D. Not usually reliable E. Not reliable. "Applied to sources of doubtful honesty or loyalty, regardless of their competence) F. Reliability cannot be judged (Applied to untested or insufficiently tested sources).*   APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1. Confirmed by other independent and reliable sources 2. Probably true 3. Possibly true 4. Doubtful 5. Probably false 6. Cannot be judged. Documentary. Based on original document.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LCOUNTRY CubaREPORT NO. HKH-2130SUBJECT Cuban Economic CrisisDATE OF REPORT 21 August 1959NO. OF PAGES 2REFERENCES NoneDATE OF INFO. July-August 1959PLACE & DATE ACQ. Cuba, Habana (20 August 1959)SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. NOTE FOREGOING EXPLANATION.SOURCE Cuban Government Official (F).Appraisal of Contents: 31.  Contrary to the reports which are issued by the Cuban Government, the financial status of the Cuban economy is rapidly deteriorating and becoming a serious problem. During July 1959 an advisor to Prime Minister Fidel CASTRO Ruz warned him to proceed more slowly with the agrarian reform, because the Cuban treasury was running short of funds. It was pointed out that 57 sugar mills were bankrupt and had not paid the plantation owners for the 1959 sugar crop. CASTRO was told that if the reckless confiscation of agricultural properties continued, the Cuban Government would become obligated to assume even more debts in order to alleviate the hunger of farm workers.[^1]2.  Another drain on the economy is government subsidies. For example, the Banco de Desarrollo Economico y Social (BANDES, Social and Economic Development Bank) controls about U. S. $400 million in properties and investments such as the Compañia Cubana de Aviacion (Cuban Airline Company). The companies have been caught in the present contraction of capital and cannot survive without government subsidies. The subsidies paid by BAIDES amount to U. S. $8 million a month, and this is only one example of the many payments which are draining the Cuban treasury.[^2]Field Comments.1.  From the reports which have been received it appears that there is growing unemployment of farm workers. This is the "dead season" - the period between sugar cane harvests - but it is reported that most plantation owners and ranchers are fearful of confiscation of their properties for the agrarian-reform program/and consequently are doing very little in the way of maintenance work. The latter provided at least a marginal field of employment, and this is now denied to the agricultural workers. However, In spite of this warning, the agrarian reform program has not been slowed. In fact, it seems to have been intensified.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LDISTRIBUTION221-25183[^1]: [^2]:
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C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L- 2 -2. The source thought that nothing could stop CASTRO in his determination to proceed with the agrarian reform program as fast as possible. Since the biggest obstacle to carrying out this program is the lack of money, the source was of the opinion that CASTRO would do anything to obtain this money and might even confiscate bank accounts and moneys and negotiable instruments held in safety deposit boxes. Carrying this one step further, the source thought such confiscatory tactics could only be a temporary saving device and that eventually it would be necessary for CASTRO to obtain a large loan from another country. He speculated that this would mean either the United States or the Soviet Union, and feared that if it were the latter, it would mean the end of friendly relations with the United States. In respect to CASTRO's possible need for a loan, another, fairly reliable, source reported on 18 August 1959 that CASTRO was trying to obtain a 30,000,000-peso loan from local Cuban banks.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992DATE: 23 MAR 51TO : BELLFROM : JMWAVEACTION: BELL 15.INFO : COP, ADOP/A, WH 3, OC 6, BELL S/CMAR 23 15222 61ROUTINEIN 4648PRITY K'LA INFO SELL CITE WAVE 4795JAZIP JEAN IIIREF WAVE 4565 (3731)1. WILL INFIL FOLL SEVEN INDIVIDUALS VIA GRN JEAN III NIGHT 23MAR:A) ALDO VERA SERAFIN, 25 FEB 28, CATABLAN, SANTA CLARAB) BRAULIO CONTRERA, MACOT, 26 MAR 34, MANZANILLO, ORIENTEC) ANGEL POSADA GUTIERREZ, 21 OCT 31, HAVANA, CUBAD) RINALDO HERNANDEZ BLANCO, 23 FEB 23, PINAR DEL RIOE) RAFAEL GARCIA RUBIO (T) CESAR RUBIO GOMEZ (A) TRAINEE 2621F) ZENISHO PEREZ (T) PEDRO RODRIGUEZ (A) TRAINEE 2553G) PEDRO SERGIO CUELLAS ALONSO (T)2. JOSE FERNANDEZ SADUE, "LUCAS"; 13 MAY 15, SANTIAGO DE CUBA.RETURNED CUBA VIA COMMERCIAL AIR AFTERNOON 28 MARCH.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENT: *REQUESTED APPROVAL RUN OPN JEAN III.![RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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104-10172-10062 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992TO : EELLFROM : JHJAVEACTION : BELL 15INFO : COP, ADOP/A, WH 3, OC 6, BELL S/CCLASSIFIED ALESSAGESLORETFEB 24 23132 61OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATEIN 1012OPIN BELL RINN KOLA CITE WAVE 3959JMZIP JEANREF WAVE 3515 (C/NH303)*1. TEJANA DUC DEPART KEY WEST 2516007 RUN OPN JEAN.2. VILL INFIL CARGO PER REF AND A PAX AS FOLLOWS:TRAINEES 2521 [EMILIO MARTINEZ] ALIAS [ERNESTO GUERRA VIDAL] 072634 [OLIVERIO TONEU] ALIAS [ANTONIO DEL MONTE CABALLERO] 072765 [RAFAEL ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ-GARRIDO] ALIAS [MAXIMO ALONSO BERMUDEZ]072585 [CARLOS POVEDA] ALIAS [CALIXTO BERGNES BRAUDET] 07END OF HESSAGECS COMMENT: PLAN RERUN OPN JEAN PER FORMAT WAVE 2178.RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceSLUTREFACOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHITEO.Copy No8/BR
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: ELITART CAPIZANO, AGUSTIN, DR.C-737418INCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: CI/CAROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 4:00 10AUG78  |               | PAT ORR                  | PhOW                            ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILESECRETTHIS FOLDER IS NOT TO BE RELEASED OUTSIDE OFCI/STAFF. THE PERSON CHARGED WITH THIS FOLDERMUST NOTIFY CI/OA(5077) IMMEDIATELY IF IT ISTRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER GROUP WITHINCI/STAFF SO THAT IT MAY BE RECHARGED TO THEPROPER PERSON, AND SO THAT THE FOLDER CANBE READILY LOCATED AT ANY TIME AS NEEDED.
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# SECRETAPPROVAL WORK RECORDCt PROJECTS CARD MADEDATE DAT LP18 June 1961DATE DAT LP19 June 1963 jewFULL NAMEGUITART Campizano, Agustin, Dr.201 FILE NO727418VARIATION)PROJECTJMATES.0.0CRYPTONYMPSELDONYMDATE OF BIRTH25 April 1910PLACE OF BIRTHCardenas, CubaCASE OFFICERCarl TrettinDIVISIONSAS/OSEXTENSION7646REMARKSINITIALSDATECOMPONENTSRecords on Former Geraan Agents CheckedIn Cl/Ri, dato: 19 June 1963Results:NR 19 Nov 63Nephew of 201-727417Not Init: Subject residing in New Orleans* Coleman per 27 June 63 * Subject of prior ref  to 00/E. Coordination must  be effected. File other informat  in S.O. Files.NIC - au mimo
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SECRETCANCELLATION TO DIVISIONDATE: 13 Jan 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, SAS/OSATTENTION: Carl TrettinC# 201-727118The file on GUITART Campuzano, Agustina Dr. is cancelled and closed in CI/OA for the following reason:Failure to submit PRQ-II as required under CSI No. 10-5 or to indicate any further interest in obtaining approval for the operational use of Subject.Prior to any future use of Subject, it will be necessary to furnish a new approval request (Form #772) to CI/OA./s/ Edward P. BrownCHIEF, CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISIONSECRET.FORM 691