Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Chief, Contact DivisiónAttn. : IndexFROM : Chief, Detroit OfficeDATE: 5 August 1952SUBJECT: Visit to Alien: FRANK HARASIN - Polish National1. Mr. Harasin was interviewed on 1 August at his place of business, The Pioneer Coffee Company, where he is employed as a business administrator. He is presently residing at 5334 McDougall, Detroit 11, Michigan.2. Subject was born 1 December 1894 in Gocaalkowice, Poland.1923-28 Polish Ministry of Commerce, Warsaw, Poland. Civil servant.1928-34 Managed own firm in the corn and food trade. This was a very small concern.1934-39 Silesian Steel Foundries & Mills (Filsuiski Foundry), located in Chorzow, Poland (formerly Koenigshutte, Poland).1939-45 Polish Army - Mr. Harasin was taken a prisoner of war by the Germans. He escaped and joined the Polish Army in exile. His family disappeared during the war. His son is believed to be held in a Russian concentration camp, if he is still alive.1945-48 Resettlement and Welfare Officer, UNRRA and IRO, Germany and East Africa. While serving in this capacity, Mr. Harasin travelled in the East African region of Tanganyika, Uganda, and Kenya. His purpose was to resettle Polish refugees in camps in these areas. Subject knows this area well and could answer specific questions regarding roads, airdromes, settlements and cities.1948-51 Social work in England24 July 1952 - Entered the US at New York City.3. As a reserve captain in the Polish Army, Mr. Harasin worked for the Ministry of Reconstruction of Administration, Polish Government in exile. He explained his duties as consisting of assisting in the complete administration and reconstruction, and helping to place Polish nationals in jobs to which they would be best suited.4. Harasin's wife refused to leave Poland with her husband and she is still residing there. He has not corresponded with her since 1945. He does, however, conduct a correspondence with cousins living in Chorzow and other cities in Silesian part of Poland. He received a letter from one of his cousins three months ago, but said that it contained only family information. He will gladly turn over all future letters, if so desired.
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# Office Memorandum**TO** : Chief, Contact Division**Attn.:** Imdex**FROM** : Chief, Detroit Office• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTDATE: 5 August 1952**SUBJECT:** Visit to Alien: Joachim KOWATSCHEFF - Bulgarian National1. Mr. Kovatscheff was interviewed on 1 August 1952 at his place of employment, Syrne Doors Company, where he is working as a draftsman. He is presently residing at 176l Seward Street, Apt. 105, Detroit 6, Michigan.2. Subject was born 4 April 1923 in Nasalewzie, Bulgaria.1939-1940 Worked in an airplane factory in Sofia, Bulgaria, as an apprentice engineer.1940-1941 National Bulgarian Airplane Mfg. Plant, as an apprentice engineer.1941 (8 mos.) Attended a technical high school in Budapest, Hungary.Dec 41 - Sep 44 Attended a technical university in Berlin, Germany, studying engineering and mechanics.Sep 1944 Arrested by the Gestapo for refusing to enter military service. Was released in May 1945.May 45 - 1948 IS Military Police, Berlin Germany - Interpreter1948 - Oct 51 US CID Div. of CIC - Subject was an investigator, and while serving in this capacity, he had the opportunity to interrogate about twelve Bulgarian delegates to the World Popres Conference held in the Soviet Cone of Berlin. He said he induced six of these delegates to escape, and they are still residing in Berlin. Their names and addresses may be obtained if so desired.12 November 1951 - Arrived in New York City aboard the SS General SturgisDec 1951-20 Jan 51 Turchon Follower Machine Co., Detroit, Michigan, as a draftsman.3. Mr. Kowatscheff believes himself to be qualified to answer specific questions on certain Bulgarian economics and minor political questions. He could also describe in detail the city of Nasalweizie. Bulgaria, which is on the Yugo- slavian border.4. Subject conducts frequent correspondence with his family in Bulgaria through sources in the western and easteri zones of Berlin. The source in the Soviet zone is Mr. Kowatscheff's mother-in-law, from whom he last received a letter three months ago. He said it contained a description of the deplorable living conditions, but nothing else. He will turn over all future letters from Sov Zone of Berlin and Bulgaria for our scrutiny and retention..5. We are submitting a name check for subject with the hope that requirements will be forthcoming based on the contents of this meno.for Wallace W. KonichiFAIL W. ICKEWwkonicki:jdCONFIDENTIALSecurity Information
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14-00000SECOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Chief, Contact DivisionATTN : Subject Browser (Line -4)DATE: 23 December 1957FROM : Chief, New York OfficeSUBJECT: Possible Covert ReentryREF: NYO 6117 (not cabled) (Action)1. On 6 August 1957, Mindszenty, a representative of the International Rescue Committee, called at the office, a meeting we previously described in a memorandum cabled to the Department to study the defeatism in order to redress it into anti-Soviet sentiment. He subsequently contacted the United States with the deep financial backing for purposeful help in 1951. His visit to the United States provided backing for a put convention activity, which we and a friend developed. He also wanted to explore what activity of getting contact with OI intelligence agent with a group of possible cases of kidnapping or drumming-out to satisfy him in the person of the Soviet Union to destroy the Soviet system. Mindszenty wanted to change the scheme of the International Rescue Committee. Mindszenty was representative of IX to talk to the man. Mindszenty wanted that he not be made previous approaches to the man. The man in the office stated that he has no interest. The Embassy will then try to persuade him to become with military intelligence or hard family, which he has associates with military intelligence. The group will be available, on 16, 05, 1951, had an important exception to his ideas. The important approaches we made in November, 1950, at the time of the Hungarian revolution. The last approach was made in November, 1950, at the time of the Hungarian revolution. The Mindszenty's number formally had a pretty good illegitimate project of his. The contact in London was a Mr. Steinnger-of. Certain OI9 did not know the spelling of the man's name.2. Cattell's strong anti-Communistic feelings result from the destruction of his family by the Soviets, as well as his intense nationalistic feelings. The astounding arrogance of his visit to the United States was contact with RJ/K-1-Academy, who has also replied. There played a terrible desire to Khrennikov in order to solicit Soviet defection. Cattell stated that he had not worked w La Borwick's assistance. Cattell was acquainted with a Corona free will for Horowitz, PAND. Cattell was a society of Soviet communism and religion had the view military against the person communism person. Therefore the meeting was a more normal thing.SECRET
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### Notice23 December 19533. Callis is also mentioned as other Latvian, now residing in Canada, who, *inter alia*, tried to take over the Latvian House against the proper Latvian Organizations there but were refused to. Callis in London told someone that he received addresses where two individuals but that after investigation his superiors proved to Canada there were no two Latvians by the name of Callis in London.7. He is mentioned as one who has lived here five years. immigrated as a protestant on the ship *Waterhill*, which is located at 277 James Huy., Hicksville, N. Y 11801. This information was obtained in July, 1977.4. Valdemars Callis was born in Petrograd, Russia, 27 July 1900. His family moved to Riga, Latvia, in 1905. In Latvia, his principal occupation was that of a salesman, an official who negotiated with the Latvian Army. Initially, his assignment was the Latvian Army. During this period to cooperated with British intelligence. In 1940, the Russians took over Office for the Latvian Army. In 1941, the Russian Army requested that Callis supply the information, Callis went home and told his wife and children to leave Riga and head for a relatives home in the hinterlands. Upon arrival at home, Callis was told that two Russians had already been looking for him. Callis then left Riga and joined the German army in Digilla. when the German military forces entered Latvia, Callis returned to Riga. Learned that his wife and son had been deported by the Soviets on 13 June 1941. His wife had failed to head for the country but was arrested in Riga, where one can assume either wife or son since then.5. Callis then returned to the Riga officers zone as a waiter for the Germans. He was picked up by the German Army as a Russian interpreter on 4 November 1944 when he was sent to Inster frad for a few days. He then went to Moest, chief the supposed contact with Dickeler took place. Callis was associated as an interpreter with the German anti-partisan group for about six years. With the German Army he came to Germany on 18 October 1944. In 3 February 1945 he joined the Russian Army as an interpreter. On 23 May 1947 his associations with the Russian Army were terminatedSECRETRH-379.
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Possible Covert Prospect14 Marburg, Germany. In 1948 Ratnie went to land; he has since returned. On 1 September 1949 Ratnie married an girl in Carcow. He has two children by his wife who was forcibly taken from him to Latvia are the Ratnies. The previously mentioned natural desire for family is a necessity to satisfy the natural desire for family skin. The previously mentioned man was Antonin. In order for him to work for the peace of the management of Caslie. In order to undertake the anti-despot act, it way round the joys of his life. Destruction of love and the roads of life Ratnie is the prime entity for his mission."I was told that IMC has nothing to do with activities Sarles Patrut TO canals only with accesses from her umbilical. Sulfites allowed that if it was at all, the IMC to convey his desires to the appropriate authorities, he certainly wants Bisa to do so; however, he was offered to the IMC, and he was told that IMC has no familiarity or association with the type of contacts with whom Caslis wants to work."Jay S. L. ResvanHH-3791
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HH 36891. *A petition* is a marked expression of respect and confidence in the person to whom it is addressed.2. *Petitions* should not be presented directly to the governor, but to the legislature or to one of its committees.3. (Even if a petition is addressed to the governor, it should be handed to a member of the legislature for presentation.4. Do not *urge* that certain legislation be enacted, but *suggest* that the matter be studied.5. State all the reasons, with supporting documents, that seem necessary to support the petition.6. If it involves the expenditure of state money, that fact should be plainly stated for your representatives. If it will create any hardship, all the facts should likewise be stated with particular fullness and clearness.7. State it in brief.B. F. MOORE, AgentBUREAUHH 3617
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Frank, Donovan, Daly & O'BrienFROM : Clark, Vivian and WempleSUBJECT: Jewett and Frey facts - memorandum of interviewACTION: File in P.M.A filesI have reviewed the material you have provided concerning the investigation of the above matter. Based on that review, I am in agreement with the conclusions stated in the memorandum prepared by Mr. James J. Grealis. I see no reason to add to or subtract from the contents of the memorandum at this time.I feel it is important to discuss two or three other aspects of this situation so that you will have a more correct impression of the matter and the Government's reaction to it. First, it is important to remember that the Government, particularly the P.M.A., has a substantial investment in this product. This is because the Government has assisted in financing the plant from which it is produced. Second, this is an important war product which is vital to the war effort. If the product has to be rejected, it may cause great difficulty and perhaps even result in the loss of lives. Third, the P.M.A. has given other lots of this product to our Allies. Rejection of additional quantities of this product will affect the quantities which we will be able to give them. Fourth, this situation affects morale. If the product has to be rejected, the company will be severely censured for what is already considered to be a serious violation of a contract. This will in turn affect production and make it more difficult to get a good product in the future. The situation, therefore, is rather complex and should be dealt with very carefully.Aside from all of this, I should also like to discuss the advisability of issuing a report. It is my understanding that the company has been advised of the fact that its product is substandard and that it has already begun to take steps to rectify the situation. I also understand that the company has agreed to allow Government representatives to be present in its plant at all times to ensure that future products will be of the best possible quality. In view of this, I do not see why it is necessary to issue a report which will be detrimental to the company and which will not add anything to the current understanding of the situation. I think that in this case the best thing would be to give the company a chance to clean up its own house and to allow the Government to be present at all times to ensure that the product is satisfactory. I am confident that this is the best solution for everyone concerned and that it will ensure that the product is of the highest possible quality in the future.
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Plaintiff, Wallace WatkinsVs.City of Houston, TexasIn the District Court of Harris County, Texas 152nd Judicial DistrictCIVIL ACTION NO. 94-0782AMENDED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTWhereas, the City of Houston has agreed to settle all claims asserted by Wallace Watkins for attorney fees and costs in Civil Action No. 94-0782 by the payment of twenty-three thousand dollars ($23,000.00). It is therefore agreed by and between the parties as follows:A. The City will pay the sum of $23,000.00 to Wallace Watkins for all claims for attorney fees and cost, and in consideration for Wallace Watkins' release of all claim.B. Wallace Watkins agrees to defend the above action against any claims by attorney J.L. Turner, or any of Turner's law firms, or any of Turner's assigns, for any claims arising out of the above action.C. Wallace Watkins agrees to hold the City harmless and to pay any judgement, or part of any judgement, and all legal fees, including all attorney fees, and all other costs that the City might be ordered to pay to J.L. Turner, or any of Turner's law firms, or any of Turner's assigns, arising out of the above action. The amount of liability will in no way be limited to $23,000.00.D. The settlement will not be final until after a hearing in which the Court approves the settlement. Wallace Watkins will receive no money until the Court approves it.E. Wallace Watkins agrees to sign and return an IRS W-9 form when requested by the City.F. There are no other agreements, expressed or implied, between the parties except those stated in this agreement. This agreement contains all agreements made between the parties.G. This agreement may be signed in several counterparts, each of which shall be considered an original.Executed this 27 day of February, 1997.![Signature of Wallace Watkins]Wallace WatkinsAttorney I.D. # 206779![Signature of Richard D. Travis]Richard D. TravisAsst. City AttorneyAPPROVED AS TO FORM:Jill Zagar
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Hd 579/1. Aim:   For the early and more complete   Rehabilitation of Chronic Pulmonary   Patients - by the utilisation of a   mobile team - by the home visiting   of specially trained physiotherapists.At present about 700 patients areon a waiting list for physiotherapy atLister Hospital due to shortage of staff.Post Treatment (7/365 x 2.75) =£2: 12: 3d.R. H. MORRISONA4-5791
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CONFIDENTIAL 1621152 110V 76 STAFFCITE DCD/NEW YORK 26449TO: DCD/HEADQUARTERS.ETF (JOHNSTON) FROM BURDICKWNINTELSUBJ: CASE 61491, VALARIY VLADINIROVICH NORDUKHOVREFS: A. HOS 17579, 5 NOV 7CB. HOS 17699, 8 NOV 761. NEITHER HIAS NOR IRC IS ABLE TO FURNISH AN ADDRESS FOR A VALARIY VLADIMIRONICH MORDUKHOV. HE IS NOT LISTED IN ANY OF THE TELEPHONE BOOKS FOR NEW YORK CITY.2. WE ARE CHECKING THE LOCAL OFFICE OF LHERGO TO SEE IF THEY HAVE A CURRENT ADDRESS, AND WILI. ADVISE YOU AS SOON AS WE RECEIVE A RESPONSE.FILE CASE 61491E2 IMPDET CL BY 013344CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL 1621232 NOV 76 STAFFCITE DOD/NEW YORK 26450TO: DCD/HEADQUARTERS.ETF (O' TOGLE) FROM BURDICKWHINTELSUBJ: CASE 61491REF: HES 17743, 18 NOV 76 A584031. OUR SOURCE AT HIAS INFORMS US THAT PAVEL GELMAN IS NOW LIVING IN CLEVELAND AND CAN PROBABLY BE LOCATED THROUGH THE JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE, 2060 SOUTH TAYLOR ROAD, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO, 44118.2. KEITHER HIAS NOR IRC CAN FURNISH AN ADDRESS FOR SOFIYA ZUBAREVA. THE REFERENCE MESSAGE GAVE HER DATE OF ARRIVAL AS NOVEMBER 1976. WE ASKED OUR SOURCES TO CHECK UNDER DOTH 1975 AND 1975. WE WILL CHECK THE LOCAL OFFICE OF LOERGO TO SEE IF THEY CAN FURNISH AN ADDRESS.3. ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION, INCLUDING DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH IS HELPFUL IN SERVICING REQUESTS OF THIS TYPE.FILE: CASE 61491E2 IMPDET CL BY 313344CONFIDENTIAL
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SECRET 2220952 P 76 STAFFCITE DCD/NEW YORK 26155TO: DCO/HEADQUARTERS.OSS/ALIEN BRANCH (NIEMIEC) FROM BURDICKINTELSUOJ: CASE SS572--CARLOS MANUEL /MOLINA/ ALVARALREF: AL 1-234-76, 22 SEP 761. A COOPERATIVE SOURCE AT THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INFORMS US THAT CARLOS MANUEL /MOLINA/ ALVARAL CHOSE NOT TO REMAIN IN NEW YORK AND TRAVEL TO MIAMI AFTER ARRIVING IN THE US. OUR SOURCE IS NOT SURE OF HIS ADDRESS, BUT BELIEVES MOLINA IS PROBABLY LIVING IN THE CARARA MOTEL, PONCE DE LEON STREET, CORAL GABLES, WHICH IS NEXT TO THE CUBAN REFUGEE CENTER. IF HE IS NOT AT THIS ADDRESS, HIS LOCATION SHOULD BE AVAILABLE FROM REFUGEE ASSISTANCE AGENCIES IN MIAMI.2. ATTEMPTS TO OBTAIN MOLINA'S LOCATION THROUGH ROBERTO ALVAREZ WERE NEGATIVE SINCE THERE IS NO CITY CALLED CLIFFORD PARK, NJ. INFORMATION HAS NO LISTING FOR A ROBERTO ALVAREZ IN EITHER CLIFFSIDE PARK OR CLIFFORD PARK.3. SORRY MOLINA GOT AWAY SO QUICKLY. WE WERE HOPING TO GIVE PEARL AUSTIN A.CHANCE TO USE HER SPANISH. SHOULD WE CLOSE THIS CASE AND TRANSFER THE CORRESPONDENCE TO THE MIAMI FO?FILE: CASE SS372S2 IMPDET CL BY G13344SECRET
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CONFIDERELL9. April 1976MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive SecretaryOffice of the DCIFROM : Charles A. BriggsChief, Services StaffVIA : Acting Deputy Director for OperationsSUBJECT : International Rescue Committee, Inc.1. The following information on the IRC is for background only.2. In August 1950, Outline for Project QKGAUNT was approved for the purpose of acquiring biographic information on top-level defectors/emigres from an official of the IRC. The sum of $2,500 was to be provided by covert means. A partial payment of $1,250 was advanced on 30 August 1950 but was refused by the IRC representative, who stated he would supply as much of the information desired as possible without cost. The project was closed as of 31 August 1950.3. In November 1950, David Martin, Executive Secretary of the IRC met with George Carey, Assistant Director for Operations, with as many as five proposals for collaboration between CIA and IRC. One proposal was for the support of a European Institute which would provide employment for displaced scientists, journalists, etc. He was informed that CIA had no funds for financing such a project.Charles A. BriggsE2 IMPDETCL BY 012170CONFIDENTIAL
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9 April 1976DRAFTMr. Charles SternbergExecutive DirectorInternational Rescue Committee, Inc.386 Park Avenue SouthNew York, New York 10016Dear Mr. Sternberg:As you might surmise, your organization is well known to the Agency. Following the receipt of your letter of 31 March 1976, a more definitive search for information pertaining to your request was conducted. No information was located which would indicate that CIA has ever provided funds to the IRC either directly or indirectly. I trust this letter will allay any apprehensions your organization has had in this matter.If I can be of further assistance, do not hesitate to contact me.Sincerely,George BushDirector
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# CONFIDENTIALCONFIDENTIAL 151330Z JULY 74 STAFFCITE DOS/NEW YORK 21018DCD/WASHINGTONTO: SUPPORT BRANCH/ALIER SECTION (NEAGGY) FROM GRADERSUBJECT: CASE GR117 - FORIS RAKINREF: YOUR WA 931891. IRO IF THE INTIAL HET CO VITE   (IRC) INFERRED, WILL ASSIST THE APPOINTMENT   TO KEEP WITH THE AGENS. WILL ASK THE   THROUGH STEPS VIOLE WE KNOW THE DATE SET FOR THE MEETING.2. IRC WAS NOT YET RECEIVED THE MONEY FOR ROSEMI FRO JAPAN.   WE HAVE NO REASON TO DOUBT STRICA'S STOY. WE DO NOT INTEND   TO QUERY IFO ANY MORE ABOUT THE MONEY UNTIL WE ARE READY TO SET   UP THE APPOINTMENT.3. IRC HAS FORMED A JOB FOR ROSIN AS A TUTORIALS. THIS   SHOULD MAKE IT THAT INTERVIEW I OSE THE FUL   GIVES US THE CU-AC..TE IMPORT CL BY OTFILE: INTERNATIONALCASE 62117CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL 1119257 NAY 73 STAFFCITE CONTACTS/NEW YORK 19000CONTACTS/WASHINGTONSUPPORT DIV/ALIEN STAFF (NIEMIEC) FROM CARROLLSUBJECT: CASE 59431 - ALEXANDRE MIZYUK A-173350WE WERE ADVISED BY A TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST AT LOGOS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION THAT MIZYUK QUIT HIS JOB THERE ON 4 MAY 1973 AND LEFT NO FORWARDING ADDRESS. ACCORDING TO THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE (IRC) HE IS RELOCATING IN NEW YORK CITY. WE WILL OBTAIN MIZYUK'S ADDRESS DURING WEEK OF 14 MAY 1973. E2 IMPDET CL BY 924476 OKFILE: CASE 59431CONFIDENTIAL
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International Rescue Committee, Inc.DCS/SD/Alien StaffGeorge NeagoyRoom 814, Key BuildingCDC2 D 40Headquarters55-64A 556427755 June 1973The attached copy of NY-603-73, dated 31 May 1973, isfor your information andretention.You will recall CDC interestin IRC. We are getting fullsupport from IRC but it ismade up of some strange in-dividuals, nevertheless.Would like to discuss withyou sometime next week.GNeagoy:ro