Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Washington Post1 Sept. 1960Thursday, Sept. 1, 1960 THE WASHINGTON POST# Halperin, U. S. Ex-Aide, Is Now a Soviet OfficialAssociated PressThe State Department says that Maurice H. Halperin, a former United States Government official linked by Senate Investigators to Soviet espionage activities, apparently is serving now as a Latin-American adviser to the Russians.Halperin was head of the Latin-American Division of the Office of Strategic Services during the latter part of World War II and later an associate professor at Boston University. Before the war, he had been on the faculty of the University of Oklahoma.In 1954 he was dismissed by Boston University after Senate investigators received testimony linking him to a Soviet spy ring and he refused to answer a question as to whether he was a Communist.The latest information on Halperin's whereabouts is contained in a report compiled by the State Department about persons to whom it has been compelled to issue passports under a 1958 decision of the Supreme Court. The Court held that the Department lacks authority to deny passports to Communists or to other persons because of their political beliefs. After the ruling. Halperin applied for a passport at theAmerican Embassy in Mexico City, where he had gone after being dismissed by Boston University, and used it to leave Mexico on Oct. 13, 1958.The State Department said that shortly after Halperin and his wife departed from Mexico it received information that he was employed in Moscow by the Soviet Union. "This was confirmed on July 15, 1960, when the Halperins appeared at the American Embassy in Moscow and presented their U. S passports for renewal," the Department's report said, adding: "Halperin stated that he had been in the U.S.S.R. since December, 1958, and that he is employed by the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences where he is doing research in the foreign field, specially, relating to undeveloped countries."The Department recalled that Halperin was something of an authority on Latin-American affairs and said, "Our information indicates that this probably is the field in which he is working at the present time."> [Figure: Photo of Maurice H. Halperin]> Associated Press> MAURICE H. HALPERIN> believed Soviet employe
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUHJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.DATESOURCE CRYPTODATE OF INFO.EVALUATIONDATE PROCESSEDDISSEMINATIONDATECROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILEDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONTRANSFERRED TOFILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONHALPERIN, MAURICESEX M DOB ?CIT?201-123561.201-005239HMMA-1542503 AUG 60P-974"PAFRLETTER TO SR. SRA, ALBERT MALTZ /RE FAMILYMATTERS, COMMING VISIT OF HALPERINCHILDREN, MALTZ VISIT.FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.3 Aug 60201 128 561
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WiDFROM: Chief of Station, MexicoSUBJECT: Maurice H. HALPERINACTION REQUIRED: Information onlyREFERENCE(S):SOURCE: LIEFHE/LIMUD1.  Attached for your information and retention are two items of correspondence sent from Moscow by Maurice H. HALPERIN and/or Edith HALPERIN to the Albert MALTZ (201-5239) family in Mexico.2.  Copies of this correspondence have been given to ODEVY locally for their information.Attachments:1- negatives, letter, post card2- prints of negatives6 April 1960.Willard C. CurtisWillard C. CURTISDistribution:3 - HQS w/atts![form 10-53 illustration]
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registered, HuMA-14789AH.1 G HuMA-14789 (registered)8 Apr 60201-128561
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# HOLIDAY THRILLERSPATRICK QUENTIN*his Shadow of Guilt** Enthrallingly readable - TimesELIZ. FENWICK*her A Long Way Down** Brilliant - Western MailEDWIN LANHAM*his "Double Jeopardy"** 'A great climax' - Liverpool PostJEAN POTTS*her Blood Will Tell** First-rate - SphereDESMOND O'NEILL*his Life Has No Price** Unusually good - Spectator"GOBBLING BILLY"Dyneley James novel about a VETERAN CAR that they are calling "as good as Genevieve""SHARES IN A GOLD MINE"This astonishing real-life crime story by Margaret Larkin has created an immediate sensation "Fascinating, enthralling"
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August 6, 1959.Kutuzovsky Prospect 13.apt 127.Moscow 2248.U.S.S.R.Dearest Margaret a family.We missed all of you very often. Even now we often look up at your window hoping you still may be there.Thanks for thinking of Smil. He bought a guitar - has been playing full time ever since.We are well and dusty here now, but we manage very well. Our trip of Leningrad was most delightful. It's a real interesting city and the Hermitage comes real close to the Louvers.David got notice to day he passed the first half - all se took - in his National Medical Board exam. He made 78 - 75's passing, we are pleased.What's new with all of you. How's the weather? How did you enjoy Paris. We did see London gave it to the doctor. Like clipping names Linda says. Congratulations!!Love from all of us -Edith.
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IONLoningrad 29/7/59Fans MALTZThis is to view from our hotel window. Yarto 14you missn't miss thistown hast tingit's México 20, D.F.a city in the grandtradition: paliers,party mal'a wonderful!MEXICOEdit Damit
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> [Figure] Photograph of the Capitol Building.
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SECRETNOFORK/COMINT CONTROL1 APR 1960FRAIDON FUT: DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Mr. H. J. FapichSUBJECT: Maurice Hyman HALPERINEspionage - RBureau File Number 66-145031. This office has learned through a sensitive source of known reliability that, for many years, Maurice Hyman HALPERIN has been acquainted with a Dr. Marc JAINA who had an office at 55 bis rue de la Convention, Paris 15, France.2. On 12 February 1960 we learned through a delicate source who has provided reliable information in the past that Mark JAINA, H. A., a naturalized French citizen, born on 29 December 1906 in Illes, Romania, resides with his family at 55 bis rue de la Convention, Paris 15. File info, Ernestine Maitane JAINA, nee SIGAL, was born in Paris on 30 January 1913. A son, Serge JAINA, was born on 7 October 1940 in Charenton-le-Pont, Seine, France. This source had no derogatory information on JAINA.3. According to our records, a Dr. M. JAINA, living at 55 bis rue de la Convention, Paris 15, was a member of the "Comite d'Initiative" (organizing committee) of HAF (le Mouvement Centre la Dacieme, l'Anti-Gentileme et pour la Paix - Mouvement Against's Racism, Anti-Semitism and for Peace), a Communist front organization formed in 1949 to promote Communist among Jewish elements. However, our records fail to show any continued record of activity in this organization on the part of JAINA.FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS):Signed: S. H. HortonJAMES ANGLETONCSOL-3/799,324COPY FILED IN 201-272727SECRETNOFORN/COMINT CONTROLCS COPY201-128561201-155053
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SECRETNOFORK/SENSITIVE EYES ONLY CONTROLDistribution:Orig. & 1 = Addressee1 = VS/33 = C/CI3 = CI/SID1 = RD (201-272727 re JALBS)1 = RD (201-165053 re RALPERS)Desey Sys:1 = CI/LIA1 = CI/RDACI/SID Hqs Carter-dins (28 March 1960)A quterBased on CPA-50546, dated 12 February 1960, Source: URRAVE- 2 -SECRETNOFORK/SENSITIVE EYES ONLY CONTROL201-128561201-185053
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SECRETEXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCEDOC. SUBJECTSOURCE CRYPTONYMDATE OF DOC.FILE CLASSIFICATION OF RECORD COPYSOURCE INFORMATIONDATE OF INFO.EVALUATIONTEXT OF EXTRACT (Also cite doc. distribution, Dissem. No., etc. If applicable)> HALPERIN, MAURICE> 201-128561> SEX M DOB ?> CIT ?> OCC ?> 201-271376> HMMA-14482> 10 FEB 60> MEMBER OF AMERICAN COMMUNIST GROUP IN> MEXICO. CONTACT OF ADOLFO RUDICH GOLDBERG> 201-271376 10 FEB 57.CORR CARDR 7302220210Indicate The Subject, Project Or201 File No. In Which ThisForm Is To Be Filed.SUBJECT OF 201 (Last. First, Middle)201-128561SECRET![GROUP I]
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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEETFROM| TO              | ROOM NO. | DATE RECEIVED | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS || --------------- | -------- | ------------- | ------------------ | -------- || 1. CI/SD        |          |               |                    |          || 2. Chief, CI    |          |               |                    |          || 3. CI/CFS/Evans |          | 4             | 4                  | J.E.     || 4. SR/COP/CE    |          | 9 1959        | 9 1959             | C/S.     || 5. Selms        |          |               |                    |          || 6.              |          |               |                    |          || 7. Collins      |          |               |                    |          || 8. W/3 Clark    |          |               |                    |          || 9. Chief, WE/3  |          |               | 17.                |          || 10.             |          |               |                    |          || 11. RI          |          |               |                    |          || 12.             |          |               |                    |          || 13.             |          |               |                    |          || 14.             |          |               |                    |          || 15.             |          |               |                    |          || 16.             |          |               |                    |          || 17.             |          |               |                    |          || 18.             |          |               |                    |          || COORDINATING OFFICERS | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER |                   |                 || --------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------- | --------------- || NAME                  | OFFICE                 | NAME              | TITLE           || A. Evans              | CI/CFS                 | J. Angleton       | Chief, CI Staff || Jean Evans            |                        | James Angleton    |                 || R. S                  | WH/3                   | RELEASING OFFICER |                 ||                       | NAME                   | TITLE             |                 ||                       |                        | C/W/3             |                 ||                       |                        | Chief, Division   |                 || ENCLOSURE        | ABSTRACT      | FILE NUMBER     || ---------------- | ------------- | --------------- || INDEX            |               | 201-12856/      || DATE MICROFILMED | DOCUMENT DATE | DOCUMENT NUMBER ||                  | C11-202       |                 |SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, ParisFROM: Chief, WE DivisionSUBJECT: General - ICMAYPOHLSpecific - Maurice Hyman HALPERINACTION REQUIRED: Born 3 March 1906, Boston, Mass.REFERENCE(S): See Paragraph 31.  It has come to our attention through a sensitive source of known reliability that Maurice Hyman HALPERIN, a former member of our predecessor organization, apparently has known the following individual for a number of years:Dr. Marc JAINA74 Avenue Gastob BoissierViroflay (Seine et Oise), FranceOffice address o 194555 bis rue de la ConventionParis 15, France2.  HALPERIN, who is residing in the USSR at the present time, is of continuing interest to us because of his prior connection with our predecessor organization and the Department of State and because of his association with known Soviet agents including Martha Dodd STERN and her husband, Alfred K. STERN. In the summer of 1959 HALPERIN's son, Charles (Carlos) David HALPERIN, who is generally known as David HALPERIN (born 5 May 1937, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma), visited the JAINA family in Paris en route to and from the USSR to see his parents. It is believed that he was in Paris o 25-30 June 1959 and again in the latter part of August 1959.3.  We would appreciate having you attempt to obtain information on JAINA through your independent sources. We prefer not to disclose to your liaison services our knowledge of HALPERIN's connection with the JAINA family because of the sensitivity of our source. However, we would have no objection to your querying your liaison services for information on David HALPERIN based upon the attached newspaper clipping. David HALPERIN is now in Chicago, Illinois where he is studying medicine. Maurice HALPERIN attended the Universite de Paris o 1929-1931.MORTIMER F. BINGHAMAttachmentDistribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee w/att.1 - WE/3 w/att.1 - WH/3 w/att.1 - RID (201-128561) w/att.3 - CI/SID w/3 atts.CI/SID:Agerter:lac/2356A. Ejak
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201-128561# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL*6 SET-3/757639*8 DEC 1959TO: DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Mr. B. J. PapichFROM: Deputy Director, PlansSUBJECT: Albert 1A:IIREFERENCE: COCI-3/755,300, dated 26 June 1959Listed below are the names of persons or companies with whomSubject and/or his wife have been in correspondence during theperiod 17 August to 23 October 1959. For your information only,a photocopy of each item is attached. Since the followingcorrespondence was obtained from a highly sensitive source, infor-mation contained herein should not be disseminated outside of yourBureau.1. Correspondence with Al FALK, 27 E. 77th Street, New York 21.   (Attachment 1)a) In a short letter postmarked 14 September 1959 the writerasks Subject and his wife to send a note to "Aunt Marge,"at Forest Hills Nursing Home, Yellowstone Blvd., ForestHills, N.Y. Enclosed with the letter is a small newspaperclipping, apparently to point out that Paul Newman willdo *Exodus*.b) A personal letter from "Al", with no return address, ispostmarked New York City. Enclosed with the letter is acopy of the first page of the Sports Section from the27 September 1959 issue of the *New York Times*.c) An unsigned personal letter, bearing no return address,is postmarked New York City and addressed to Miss KathyFALKE. Al FALK is apparently planning to visit Mexicoduring December. He enclosed a newspaper clipping,concerning actors who are taking part in the film pro-duction of *Exodus*, for delivery to Subject.2. Correspondence with Maria Dan Marczalkowska 10/16 m 72   Warsaw, Poland. (Attachment 2)SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL201-52398 Dec 59201-128561> Card as correspondent of Albert Melts> 201-6239![signature]
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SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL-2-a) In a personal letter dated 17 August 1959, addressed to Margaret and signed by Maxia, one paragraph reads:"I may have been happier when you spoke of delirious crowds vin greated." The fact, alas, is that the crowds were less and enthusiastic, DESPITE THE FACT THAT OF THE  TO PATAKIS. The Foles still feel closer to the to the USSR. After all, they have millions of in the States who send then food or clothing.b) FAITH former's letter dated 14 September 1959, which has been sent at Apartado 21378 in Mexico City, and Co., Inc., publishers, 750 Third Ave. The letter, signed by Lisa M. MAYER, of the School, requests LIIMAN's permission to print shipment of Fate Fate" by Martin CRUTCHFIELD, adapted for ratio by Les CRUTCHIFIELD.c) A letter dated 24 September 1957 from "Maxia" is addressed to Subject's wife. is glad to learn that Fart FLIS, New York literary agent, has no objection to LIRR's handling "Seven Men In a Cold Fine" for possible Polish publication. cannot understand why Subject's wife should wish to disguise herself by using the pen name "ibrenio coloreby." Unless in selecting a Eussian pseudonym you trusted in this subtle fashion to cast aspersion on the hussion character." LIRR has just returned from Bulgaria, where its had spent fifteen days "on a perfectly glorious beach in the Black Sea .... we have little to orplain about, especially since Krushchov is strengthening the peace front. LIRR had received a letter from Philip and also a card from "Jerry, who seems to be enjoying Moscow. His wife, Alice, returned to the states. Questions will Jorry follow?" Toward the end of the letter LIRR thanks his correspondent for the greetings from Salvador and Ferta. What, I wonder, is Salvador doing since the dismal failure of that bandit? Is may interest you to know that Alice MILVI, the widow of the lawyer who had set up that scoundrel with a substantial sum, told us that her husband had also been victimised, and he had been one of ST's closest friends." LINDE letter also indicates that Margaret MALTZ stayed at the Grand Hotel while in Warsaw.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROLSECRET/NOFORN
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SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL4) Note 'ros subject to LIKIR, dated 7 October 1959. Subject mailed a check to Lil's account in (com and will continue to transfer the interest, Lipar atly as corce investment, about every two months.•)tter fro, addressed to Eubject and dated 7 October 1950. LIKIR will have a statement notarized by the service officer to indicato KALTZ is holding various reverential references to 'Cod' that Prerbehov ramains on his transcontinental tour. Rather, it is in inwruch for the kind of atheist K. insists he is. But I'm sure that a good part of the American people are intensely impressed ... I personally feel convinced that Minechlovs visit to the U.S.A. is going to compel a relaxation of tensions.' In this letter LIAR says ho wis dom on the Black Sea coast in Bulgaria for the fires twenty days of Septostor. In expressing sorrow over the Ceata of ir. Ernesto AN, NEAR writes, 'I oven have a sense of guilt and complicity in his trario and untirely and (Ursula [r. A's wife), by the way, indicated that this wasn't normal, but of course this remains between us) tepause while he was still in Mexico Ernesto had written us to say how anxious he was to got to one of the people's demoarneles where he could make a contributions and ve wiled a mriber of wires here and in Derlin to achieve this for him."3. Correspondence with Kaurice WULFERI, Kutuzovaky Prospect, 13, Appartment 121, Moscow G-435, (Attaciment 3) (Camp of Quick Tuning 74-5239)a) In a letter from HAIRDI, datos 26 September 1959, the writer aphasizes the importance of addressing his mail correctly, as captioned above. On 25 September KALDIRDI received a lotter dated 15 September from the MAIIEses however, platures were not enclosed, and FALKIN wonders whether this happened through error or pilferage. He is pleased with elippines Yargaret hes sont him and thacks Albart for the UN materials. KALERIN is stunned by the death of Narciso FANs, with whom he had had a "stimilating conversation" Last February in Moscow. The KALERINs expect to get a telephone soon; next week HAIRIN Il have a full-time research assistant. Da the posteoript, he acis, "Any nows about the little business matter of ours wo asked you to handilo?" He offers to see RXANOVA about a Russian edition of Seven Dares ... See roferences to Helen PAVA under k - e, belaySECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL-4-b) Another letter from FATTEREN dated 14 October 1959 acknowledges receipt of the UN "Se Survey of LA 1957" and a registered package containing clippings.h. Correspondence concerning Seven Shares in a Gold Mine.(Attachment 4)a) Subject's wife, in several letters dated 23 September 1959, wrote persons listed below that she was asking her English publishers, Victor Gollancz, Ltd., to send each a copy of her book entitled *Seven Shares in a Gold Mine*, obviously to promote its sales and to seek its publication in Soviet Satellite countries. In two of the letters, addressed to the first two persons listed below, she enclosed copies of a review of the book, written by Viola Brothers FIKRE, which appeared in *Mainstream*, an American magazine.Fr. Alexei KRASILNIKOV, Publishing House for Foreign Literature, 52 Novo Alexeyevskaya, Moscow, USSRMr. Miodrag STAMATOVIC, Jugoslovenska Autorska Agencija, Marsala Tita 15, Belgrade, YugoslaviaFr. Edmund SENIL, Nowotki 25 m 363, Warsaw, PolandMr. Adam TARK, Kardomlarska 21, Warsaw, PolandMiss Raya RUDAYA, Foreign Literature, Platnitskaya 41, Moscow, USSRMiss Oxana KRIVITSKAYA, Foreign Commission of Union of Soviet Writers, 52 Ulitsa Vorovskogo, Moscow, USSR [see 4-a, below]Miss Panta RYCHKY; Literaturnaya Gazeta, Ivetnoi Bulvar 30, Moscow, USSRb) In another letter dated 23 September 1959, and addressed to Mr. Hilary Rubinstein, Victor Gollancz, Ltd., 14 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W.C. 2, Subject's wife requests that the names and addresses of IRIAL and TARN, two literary people in Ireland, be added to the list she had sent the publishers a day or two ago.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL
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# SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL-5-e) A letter from Victor Gollancz Ltd., signed by HilaryRUDNITSKAN and dated 29 September, is in answer to anorder placed by Subject's wife.d) A letter from Dilia, Czechoslovak Theatrical and LiteraryAgency, Prague, dated 26 September 1959, acknowledgesreceipt of reviews of Seven Shares in a Gold Mine, whichhave been sent on to a publishing house for consideration.e) A letter from Tamara KUKARSKAYA dated 21 October 1959acknowledges receipt of book and letter, noted in 4-a,above. KUKARSKAYA passes on greetings from HelenKOKHINA.f) On 20 October 1959, a check, drawn on the Security FirstNational Bank of Los Angeles and signed by Margaret KALTZ,is sent to Simon and Schuster, Inc., 136 West 52nd Street,New York 19, N.Y.5. Correspondence with Pilar de MALTZ, Tomas Pereton 9, Madrid,   Spain.701-5239a) A handwritten letter in Spanish from "Pilar" to the KALTZESdated 20 September 1959. Pilar has just receivedKALIMONT letter telling her of the death of (Mr.) ErnestoKALTZ, her former husband, and now requests details as tothe circumstances. She writes that their son Dickie hasnot heard from his father since September 1958, nor hasthe last letter AVAK had written his son via the KALTZESbeen received.b) In answer to the foregoing, written in Spanish by Subject'swife, on 1 October 1959, reveals that a letter which Mr.AVAK had written on 27 July had been forwarded to Pilarde MALLOL for delivery to their son Dickie. AlthoughSubject's wife, at Mr. AVAK's request, had read the letterand had forwarded it to Pilar at the above address, shecannot understand why it was not received. Subject's wiferelated that was in the letter to Dickie. Suffering fromencephalitis, Mr. AVAK died in a German hospital afterhis return there for the third time. The KALTZES visitedMr. AVAK during their recent European trip.6. Correspondence with Ben MARGOLIS, Attorney, 112 West 9th Street,   Los Angeles 15, California. (Attachment 6)SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROL201-5239