Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Chief, Tack Force/WChief of Station, JAVEOperational/GYROSEFAL/Vertice TresCZA-2052 April 19321. On 31 March 1962 Alberto Mariano Parojon Cerconas, A 12895479, born 11 December 1933, a bank employco, Mical address: [4901 NW 16th Ave], no telephono, vas interviewed.2. Source said he was a member of EAC, FAL and Vortice Tres ("The Third Position").3. Source said that EAC (Salvar a Cuba) vas destroyed by Cuban security forcos.4. Source said that FAL (Fuerza Anti-Comunista de Liberacion) is voll organized, the best organized boing the forcca in Pinar Col Rio Province. He said that FAL has some arms and communition, and is an action type group, conspiring to provoke an uprising and cutting off cximunications, Cource was reluctant to news any FAL contact, but finally named (Rona Parejon Porez) as a contact men. He said that he could arrengo bona Fides with Parojon, and ho was told that perhaps in the future cazzone would call upon him and introduce themselves as "cnicos de Ecberto" and discuss th is in further detail. Es agreed. No said that some months ago tho 'FAL sont out (microfilmed maps sojowing uitas for landing arms and also ita propooda caching sites, but ho did not know to whom this informa- tion vas passed.5. Source said that he was also associated with Vortice Tros, and described this organization as being composed of intellectuals and professionals. Its mission is not cleer boccuso an he described it one of the functions is to explain the horrors of the Comunist system to the masses by the adoption of a third position. Vortico is also intorestod in more subtle approaches, such as industrial slowdoms and sabotage. The emphasis, however, appears to be on propaganda and he said Vortice is on the point of obtaining a radio plant. lo vas coked if this was a "pirato radio", but he replica no, that it would remain on the air so that it could be hoard. When asked about the Dring problems, ho said he was told by an enginoor who is working on this project that it was a "Dolta Bystom Radio" and they would not have to be afraid of Wing. (This does not make senco, but it was all the source know on this subject.)6. Bource said that Vortice noods supplies, such as Hinox cameras; but he would not or could not give the name of a Vortice contact in Kabana.He said there/RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reprodube31BR
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CCA - 105page 2He said there is a Vertice contact in Miami, Cerardo (lnu) and although he did not know the lastname or address of Cerardo, he was going to try and locate him. He was again reminded of the "amigos" who would call on him for this information.7. Source said that before he left Cuba he met with [Pecio Carrillo], 06.08 the niece of Justo Cerrillo. She told him that Justo sent in a message saying "Be careful with Flavio, [Pecio] asked the source to get in touch with [Justo] and tell him that if he had derogatory information on Flavio he should send the details. She thought [Justo]'s message was confusing. Source said that "Flavio" is the var name for Evolio Duque who also uses "Frank" and "Manolito." Source said that it is believed that the name Evelio Duque is in itself a war name.8. Source identified Arturo Colri, an employee of the National Bank, Agonota 1-10-140, Linca y O Vedado, Habana, as a self-admitted member of G-2. Arturo is about 32 years old, white, stocky (about 150 pounds), 5'8" tall, white, black hair and has a large mustache. He was formerly the handyman at the bank, but because of his G-2 position he is now a man of prestige and catered to by all.Folsom L. Rayrock
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCH**TO:**Chief of Station, JMBAVE**FROM:**Chief, WHC**SUBJECT:** TYPIC/OPERATIONAL Headquarters traces**ACTION REQUIRED:** FYI**REFERENCE:** UFGA-247991.  Headquarters traces on the Subjects of reference and the Hudson Institute follow:A. Alberto LLERAS Camargo (201-102576) was born in Bogota, 3 July 1906. He left school at the age of seventeen to become a journalist. He traveled to Argentina and lived in Buenos Aires for three years (1926-29) writing for various Argentina periodicals. His political career began upon his return to Colombia in 1929, when he was appointed secretary of the Liberal Party (1930-33) and received tremendous impetus under the aegis of Alfonso LOPEZ, Liberal Party leader and former President of Colombia (1934-38 and 1942-45). Subsequently, LLERAS served in the National House of Representatives (1931-34). When alfonso LOPEZ was inaugurated Pred- ident in 1934, he took LLERAS into his government as Secretary General of the Presidency (1934-35), and later made him Minister of Government from 1943 to 1945. The latter year he was made Minister of Foreign Affairs, as well as First Vice President of Colombia. His public service culminated then in his accession to the Presi- dency on the resignation of President LOPEZ in 1945. After dis- charging the duties of Chief Executive for a year (1945-46), LLERAS was elected Secretary General of the Pan American Union in 1947, a post which he held until 1954. He then resigned and returned to Colombia to accept the position of Rector (President) of th University of The Andes (1955-56). Devoting himself once again to politics, LLERAS began writing a column in the Liberal Daily El Espectador. In his columns he strongly criticized the Rojas regime (1953-57) and called for the return of constitutional government in Colombia. In March 1956, he was elected President of the Liberal Party and shortly thereafter (June 1956) travelled to Spain and had conversations with Laureano GOMEZ, a leader of the Conservative Party and former President of Colombia (1950-53). These two polit- ical leaders signed a manifesto condemning the Rojas regime and(CONTINUED)|                         || ----------------------- || B-201-102576 201-102576 || DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER || -------------------------- || UFGW-6130                  || DATE        || ----------- || 25 AUG 1968 |1 - WH/C/RR/OS1 - WH/C/ESEC1 - 201-308736
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETUPGW-6130calling for the establishment of a coalition government in Colombia through bi-partisan efforts. From November 1956 to February 1957 LLERAS served as a United Nations Observer to investigate the Hungarian situation.LLERAS is described as a champion of the Pan American cause and as being very friendly to the United States and a firm believer in the Western type democracy.Although he did not complete his education and has no formal degree, he has long been addressed as "doctor" as a matter of courtesy. He does, however, have honorary degrees from several Colombian universities as well as from the University of California. He speaks English and French, is married to the former Berta PUGA (daughter of a late President of Chile) and has four children.On 24 February 1958 an Operational Approval was granted for the utilization of LLERAS in supporting a special operation. However, before the operation was implemented, LLERAS was elected President of Colombia. There has been no operational interest in him since.B. There are no Headquarters or LNERGO traces on the Hudson Institute per se, however, LNERGO files contain derogatory information on several members of the institute which LNERGO will furnish WOFACT if we specify which of the members are of interest. If JMWAVE wished this done, please advise on which of the members information is requested.C. There are no identifiable traces on the other subjects of paragraph 5 of reference.2. Headquarters defers to JMWAVE regarding AMRAZZ/1's future association with the institute.Distribution:Orig. & 2 - COS, JMWAVEHOWARD R. COLLEARY85 AUG 196625 Aug. 1966201-308736
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14-00000104-10169-101352025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199221 FEB 1952seudonym(Check one)II1. seudonym AssignedLias AssignedCatharine Marie STONE [207Cryptonym assigned2. Project or Agent (give adequate description)   ALLADIE   If a project, please give   description at bottom of   pare/Section.Status (Staff Employee; Staff, Contract, or Field Agent; etc.) N.A.4. E/SI/P S.M. Harrison   Branch/Staff: Case Officer5. CI   (Type of activity: FI, SI, WI, etc.)6. To be used in cable traffic (Yes or No)   No   NOTE: List any pseudonyms or cryptonyms previously assigned. BEARSECTION BTrue NameABLADIE (Debriefing of Soviet Intelligence Defector)orProject DescriptionS/VICSections A and B are to be separated by IR/S when completed.SECRETRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce//1BR
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14-00000104-10169-101392025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO2008-14304, 31 January 1968IDENTITY & to Mr. James Brem, a security officer on SDYfrom Headquarters.
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETRYBATEUKT-14004, 31 January 1962Force or Navy has an assigned attache plane to establish procedures whereby the Air or Naval Attache will advise COS of any absence of the attache plane, the point of designation of the aircraft, and the duration of the absence. There have been previous defections where attache planes were used on the initial vehicle of black evacuation. In the evacuation plan of Stockholm for ABLADLE they informed us by cable that they proposal to use the attache plane. We are of the opinion that when the statement was ande Stockhormade the assumption the plane was izmediately available. As was later discovered by us the particular plane in question was at biesbaden and not not Stockholm. This, however, was some six hours after Stein stated its intent to use that aircraft. While in this particular case matters eventually worked out successfully the story might be otherwise in a different set of facts.e. Priority furnishing of traces. When a Station is alerted to a request to render operational support to the novecent of a defector and simultaneously answers a request in the negative if it can furnish traces, the following procedure is worthy of study. If Headquarters pussesses, and time permits, wa believe it worthwhile to forward an imediate summary to the Station rendering support if the background of the devoter is much that it would be a matter of local interest. This would have been the case in ARLADIR. As subsequent head-quarters dobriefing developed (and we assumed it would have sen disclosed in Headquarters traces) ALIADLE had previously boen stationed in Berlin. Had such facts been known here, and nad time allowed, certain debriefing on the Berlin period designed to elicit any matter of inmediate concern could have been under-taken.JOEL. D. BENTHANAttachmentRamo dated 18 Dec 1961 hIdentities uno/topDistribution2-v/attaA-SR w/atts1-ME w/asto
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TO EGOT-14004, 31 Jan 196218 December 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: The RecordSUBJECT:Handling at German Station 16 and 17 December ofSoviet Defector from Russian Embassy at Helsinki1.  This memorandum is designed to record, soon after the event, all facts pertaining to the handling within the German Station of the evacuation of a Soviet Vice Counsel (and member of the RIS) from the Russian Embassy at Helsinki. At the time of this writing there is still lacking certain information to complete the entire story. However, it is felt worthwhile to record all events while the memory is still fresh. In the following paragraphs the defector is referred to as "subject" and pseudonyms and identities are used in all other cases.2.  At approximately 0730 hours Saturday, 16 December, Arnold J. LYACK (Chief, CABEZONE) contacted me at my home and asked me to proceed immediately to the residence of Joel D. RENTHAM (Chief of Station). Upon arrival at BENTHAM's residence, BENTHAM and LYACK briefed me on the Stockholm cable which announced Stockholm's intent to endeavor to fly subject and family "black" from Stockholm to Frankfurt aboard the Air Attache aircraft. Cable also requested Frankfurt to have an aircraft available to receive immediately subject and family and take off forthwith to the United States. LYACK also mentioned an IN cable from DIR which requested Stockholm to move family soonest to CABEZONE in Frankfurt for establishment of bona fides.3.  We then adjourned to the office and awaited more word from either Stockholm, which would advise on the arrival time of the family at Frankfurt, or from Headquarters concurring in Stockholm's request for immediate departure of the family for the United States upon arrival at Frankfurt. EAOB was immediately alerted and they made arrangements to have a C-54 with augmented crew prepared to depart for the United States by 1200 hours. A compartment for the subject's family was put in the C-54 and the regularly assigned tail number was removed and a false number put on the aircraft. Conrad V. LAPOLLA (Acting Chief; COS/KUSODA) was contacted and asked to come to the office immediately. Discussions were then held with LYACK and Carl T. UPDILL as to the availability of a KUDOVE case officer with Russian language capability to act as escort.
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4-00000## 214-34. Having heard nothing from either [Stockholm] or Headquarters by 0945 hours OPIM traffic was sent in both directions telling them Germany was prepared to receive and effect immediate black evacuation of the family to the United States. In the meantime, it had been determined that IDENTITY A would be used as the security escort and Russel K. MUCHANK (AD/PI Staff) would be on standby to serve as a KIDOVE escort. This was a contingency arrangement because we lacked knowledge whether or not a KUDOVE officer from either Helsinki or Stockholm was prepared to travel with subject all the way to Washington.5. Around 1100 hours I asked Edward. P. TOCHENSKY (Chief; RAOB) to establish contact with the Wiesbaden Air Bagestower and lay on arrangements to monitor the flight of the Stockholm Air Attache plane. This was done because we have had previous instances of "black" arrivals at Wiesbaden where the aircraft actually arrived before the ETA cable from the Station dispatching the body. At about 1115 hours FOCHENSKY informed me by telephone that the Stockholm Air Attache aircraft, a C-45, was and had been at the Wiesbaden Air Base since 12 December. At about 1130 we cabled this information to Stockholm 14-3 and DIR and also offered to dispatch an aircraft to Copenhagen to make the pickup if Stockholm could move the body there. Because of technical difficulties involving air clearances and lengths of runways, we could not imsemately get into any field north of Copenhagen.6. At approximately 1145 hours a cable was received from Headquarters concurring in the immediate evacuation from Wiesbaden by EAOB aircraft of subject's family upon arrival. If such could not be arranged we were then requested to hold subject and family at (CABEZONE.7.  Having heard nothing from Stockholm by apprately 1600    02    hours we again sent them OPIM traffic asking that they inform us immediately of their intentions. I had previously left the office about 1430 hours in order to get some lumen and take one of one or tae parsonal items. I had called Nelson R. POLIAKOFF (Deputy for Administration Staff) in to cover for me and had briefed him on the then current situation. When I returned at 1600 hours MUCHANE had come into the office prepared for the trip. We then sent the above- mentioned cable and suggested that MUCHANK return to his quarters and await further developments. I phoned TOCHINSKY and suggested that he and his communicator return to their quarters. LAPOLLA, in the mean- time, had gone to Rhein/Main Airport to meet an incoming staffer carry- ing classified material and get him through Customs. lie then returned to his home. I left word with the Signal Center Watch Officer that any incoming traffic on subject'a irip should be telephoned lamediately to LAPOLJA who would come in, review the traffic and contact me. TheSEGRET
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Watch Officer was also asked to immediately phon: the Wiesbaden Com-municator who in turn would contact TOCHENSKY and both of them wouldgo to their office.8. At approximately 1900 hours LAFOLLA contacted me at home from   the Signal Center and informed me that an ETA and other information was   in from Stockholm I told him to stand by and I would immediately come   in. Based on Stockholm's cabled statement that Martin K. ROODINE (Chief 27, 14-1   of Station, Helsinki) was escorting subject to the United States, T   told LAPOLLA not to alert MUCHANE. I arrived at the office at 1930   hours and immediately dispatched the Guard Sergeant to buy certain   types of foods and magazines that Stockholm asked to be put aboard the   United States-bound aircraft. We contacted TOCHENSKY and ascertained   that EAOB was in a state of immediate readiness. David R. MULPALL   (COS/KUSODA office) then arrived with IDENTITY A. IDENTITY A was given   a general briefing on the mission and his responsibility following   which he and LAPOLLA took off immediately for Wiesbaden. They took   with them the purchases of the Guard Sergeant.9. I then proceeded to the home of Ronald M. CORBANE (COS Lawyer)   where we were guests for dinner. At approximately 2200 hours I received   a call from LAPOLLA that subject and family had arrived, the turnover   was made, and that the EAOB aircraft was airborne at approximately 2150   hours. I telephoned this information to BENTHAM.10. At approximately 2245 hours I received a call from the Signal    Center Watch Officer who relayed to me the following message from the    Wiesbaden Communicator. That message stated the BAOB aircraft was    immediately returning to wiesbaden because of a sick passenger. Immedi-    ately thereafter I received a call from LAPOLLA who was at the quarters    of Arthur G. DREIBERIS (BAOB) in wiesbaden. LOFOLIA stated that he    had gotten hold of the Air Base Flight Surgeon and was proceeding to    the Air Base. He bow at that time ac othor details. I told him Chester    E. FAGERLUND (Cos Musical Officer) and myself would leave immediately    for Wiesbaden Air Base.11. PAGERLUND was in attendance at the same dinner party and we    departed immediately for the Air Base. Upon arrival at approximately    2300 hours the EAOB aircraft had already landed and eximia senurity    provisions were observed in the area. Air Police had the "Hargar 34    Area" blocked off two blocks in either direction.12. TOCHENSKY met me outside the building and informed me that    immediately after take-off subject's mix-year-old daughter lind become    extremely sirsick and suffered respiratory difficulties, she was    administered oxygen. The mother became hysterical and the father    demanded that the aircraft immediately be returned to its point of
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departure. He further stated he would not agree to further travelto the United Statesixcept by commercial jet. He then entered theOperations Office of the 7405th Flight Squadron where I was introducedto ROODINE, who recited basically the same story as told by TOCHENSKY.We also ascertained that the Flight Surgeon had looked at the daughterand had found nothing organically wrong. We then asked ROODINE tobring FAGERLUND into the room where subject's family was staying andintroduce him as an "Azerican Intelligence Service Medical Officer"and have FAGERLUND examine the child. FAGERLUND's results were thesame as the Flight Surgeon and no medication was given the child. Adiscussion of some fifteen minutes then took place as to how best toproceed with onward transportation arrangements. HOODINE took me asideand strenuously impressed me with the fact that subject was of theopinion that certain of his information on the matter of Soviet/Finnishrelations was of great perishability and that subject deeply felt hisnecessity to arrive in Washington and state this information withinthe next 48 hours. ROODINE also stated he concurred in subleot's feel-ings. All KUBARK representatives then on the scene again got togetherand the undersigned made the decision to abort the mission, arrangeimmediate safe-housing overnight for subject and his family, andattempt commercial transportation on Sunday.13. Earlier in the day LYACK informed me that he had cleared out    their Eschborn safe-house in case we should need it. I immediately    tried to contact LYACK by phone but there was no answer. I then phoned    Henry R. GANLINGAY (Deputy for Administration Staff) and asked him to    do for me the following thingst02a. Contest Stephen R. LACKLEN (CABEZONE) and tell him we hadan ismediato need to house a family of three, plus twoKUBARK officers at Eschborn. To further toll LACKLEN tobe standing by at Opel Circle opposite the MinneapolisHoneywell Building at 0100 hours end de prepared to escortanother vehicle to Eachborn.b. Phone 8SATHAN and teil him we would drop by his houselater that evening to brief him on any developments.c. Phone YACK and tell him we were using Eschborn.14. All concerned departed Wiesbaden Air Base at approximately    0020 hours on 17 December and arrived at the meeting point at Opel    Circle at exactly 2100 hours. Subfoot's family plus MULFALL, who had    also gone immediately to Wiesbaden, followed LACKLEN's car to Bechborn.    PAOKRLAND, LAPOLLA, ROOD INs, and myself went immediately to BENTHAN'    house.![Seal]![Text: SECRET]
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515. BENTHAM was then fully briefed on developments and ROODINE gave certain operational information of a sensitive nature from subject το ΒΕΝΤΙΑΝ. After necessary analysis and discussion the following decisions were reached:a. We would endeavor to remove the family out of Frankfurt by commercial aircraft that day, 1.6., Sunday, 17 December.b. In the absence of the ability to accomplish this, we would endeavor to remove them on an Air Force Hodical Evacuation Flight on Monday, 18 December.c. Freeph Q. KLDMACK (Chief, CoS/XURIOT) was contacted by phone from HENTHAN's residence and said he believed that his people could affix in the subject's passports a Federal Republic entry stamp. This was considered necessary in order to prevent embarrassing questions by German Immigration Authorities on Sunday when the family would depart by commercial air. The family had entered the Federal Republic "black" and accordingly there was no entry permit in their Soviet Diplomatic passports.d. We would return LAPOLLA and HOODINE to the safe-house and I would also send out one enlisted guard with sidearm.16. A cable to Headquarters was drafted on the basis of all this information and everyone departed the HENTHAM residence for their respective missions. I proseeded to the Signal Conter and released the drafted cable.17. I arrived back at my quarters about 0330 hours. At about 0410 hours I received a call from KLEMACK, wanting to get in touch with LAPOLLA on matters pertaining to the documentation work he was tryin to accomplish. I gave him the telephone number of the Eschborn safe-house. It turned out that the cold weather had affected telephone com-mnications to Rschhorn and the phone was dead. KIHACK Uich went c te Rechborn and discussed his probled with LAPULLA and HOUDINE. I am informed, but as yet do not know the technical reason why, that KURIOT could not put in the subject's passport the required German entry stamp. It was decided at the meeting at the Ksohborn safe-house that KURIOT would try to make and have ready by the next morning Austrian passports for subject and his family.1118. At about 0600 hours I received a call from the Signal Center Watch Officer informing me that Headquarters "approved your plan." 1 ármediately tried to contact the Eschborn safe-house by phone but to no avail. Around 0630 I acutaotou hlinin at the kimior installation and was then informed by him of his earlier visit to Eschborn around 0400. He told me during his phone conversation that LAPOLLA was going to get up about 0700 hours. I surmised that LAPULLA would proceed immediately to the office and then did so myself.