Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SENT WILL CHECK CLASSUNLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET# OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| NO. | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE | INITIALS || --- | ---------------- | ---- | -------- || 1   | Mro. Freyne      | 1-21 |          || 2   | M. Farrell       | 1/31 |          || 3   | Antiient div.    | 2/9  |          || 4   |                  |      |          || 5   | 055              |      |          || 6   |                  |      |          || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks:FILE IN CASE55515> ALTNNGGACTIVITIES> IN LA.of INT DIV. WANTS COPIESTHEY CAN REPRODUCE REPORTSFOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDERFROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. DATEm/cUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETFORM NO. 237 Use previous editions
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# MEMORANDUMSECRETRYBAT19 JUL 1967SUBJECT: Ramparts: John Garrett UNDERHILL Jr:,Samuel George CUMMINGS, andINTERARMCO1.  Ramparts of June 1967, Vol. 5, No. 12, pp. 28-29, contains the following passages about Subjects:"The day after the assassination, Gary Underhill left Washington in a hurry. Late in the evening he showed up at the home of friends in New Jersey. He was very agitated. A small clique within the CIA was responsible for the assassination, he confided, and he was afraid for his life and probably would have to leave the country. Less than six months later Underhill was found shot to death in his Washington apartment. The coroner ruled it suicide.""J. Garrett Underhill had been an intelligence agent during World War II and was a recognized authority on limited warfare and small arms. A researcher and writer on military affairs, he was on a first-name basis with many of the top brass in the Pentagon. He was also on intimate terms with a number of high-ranking CLA officials--he was one of the Agency's 'un-people' who perform special assignments. At one time he had been a friend of Samuel Cummings of Interarmco, the arms broker that numbers among its customers the CIA and, ironically, Klein's Sporting Goods of Chicago, from whence /sic/ the mail-order Carcano allegedly was purchased by Oswald."SECRETBAT![seal image]
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# SECRETRYBAT2"The friends whom Underhill visited say he was sober but badly shook. They say he attributed the Kennedy murder to a CIA clique which was carrying on a lucrative racket in gun-running, narcotics and other contraband, and manipulating political intrigue to serve its own ends. Kennedy supposedly got wind that something was going on and was killed before he could 'blow the whistle on it'. Although the friends had always known Underhill to be perfectly rational and objective, they at first didn't take his account seriously. I think the main reason was,!explains the husband, 'that we couldn't believe that the CIA could contain a corrupt element every bit as ruthless--and more efficient--as the mafia.'"The verdict of suicide in Underhill's death is by no means convincing. His body was found by a writing collaborator, Asher Brynes of the New Republic. He had been shot behind the left car, and an automatic pistol was under his left side. Odd, says Brynes, because Underhill was right-handed. Brynes thinks the pistol was fitted with a silencer, and occupants of the apartment building couid not recall hearing a shot. Underhill obviously had been dead several days."Garry Underhill's chilling story is hardly implausible. As a spy apparatus the CIA is honeycombed with self-contained cliques operating without any real central control...."2. A check of Agency records has yielded the following information about John Garrett UNDERHILL Jr.a. DPOB: 7 August 1915, Brooklyn.b. Attended high school in Brooklyn and was graduated from Harvard in 1937..c. Died 8 May 1964.# SECRETRYBAT
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SECRETRYBĄTd. Was a pictorial journalist for *Life*, 1938-1942.e. Ordered to active duty with MIS, Washington, as a second licutenant, on 8 July 1943. Served with MIS for 2-1/2 years, working on technical and photographic headings for MIS publications, evaluation of intelligence, and enemy uniforms, insignia, weapons, etc. On 9 October 1945 received a War Department staff citation for superior work in military intelligence. Left active duty in May 1946.f. CIA memoranda of February and October 1949 show that there was interest by the New York office of 00, Contacts Division, in using Subject as a contact for foreign intelligence. Name checks were conducted with various military members of the intelligence community, but these yielded insufficient information, and OO was advised that contact should be developed with caution, on a limited basis, and that Subject was not to receive in- formation classified higher than confidential.g, On 12 March 1957 national agency checks were again requested on Subject because of interest by the Office of Security.h. A UP article of unknown date cites an article written by UNDERHILL for *Esquire*. The article described the U.S. Army as shockingly weak. The UP piece stated that UNDERHILL served in military intelligence in World War II and Korea. UNDERHILL said that he had served as a con- sultant /probably in 1956/ to an Army coordinating group.i. A report of 6 August 1954 from the Office of Security, Department of State, concerns contacts between UNDERHILL and one Herman AXELBANK, who was trying to sell photo- graphs of Soviet military subjects. UNDERHILL reported these contacts to the FBI and to CLA. In November 1949SECRETRYBAT
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# SECRETRYBAT4UNDERHILL visited Washington to call the attention of CIA to certain AXELBANK pictures and was advised that *Colliers* might be interested in some of them for an article on Russia. UNDERHILL discussed AXELBANK with "Ricky" Haskins of CIA.3. On the basis of the foregoing an inquiry was made of director, Domestic Contact Service, whose office provided the attached reply.4. The following information about Samuel George CUMMINGS, 201-178343, was compiled from his 201 file and from information provided by the Office of Security and by C/CLSPG.a. His date and place of birth are 4 February 1927, Philadelphia.b. He entered on duty with CIA as a staff employee in December 1950. He was then a assigned to Ground Branch, Weapons and Equipment Division, OSI. In January 1952 he was transferred to the Office of Procurement and Supply. During 1952/1953 he travelled abroad extensively, buying foreign weapons.c. He married a German national and consequently resigned in November 1953, when he became a career agent in Guatemala.d. Cables of the 1951-1952 period state that CUMMINGS was then buying arms for CLA and that the arms were intended for resistance elements behind the Iron Curtain.e. On 17 August 1954 CUMMINGS became the principal agent of the CIA-owned companies known as International Armament Corporation and Interarmco Lt., both incorporated in Canada, Switzerland, and the U.S. CUMMINGS engaged in sharp practises in his conduct of business and was also extremely difficult to control.# SECRETRYBAT
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SECRETRYBAT5f. A. 1957 cable states that a business man in Panama, an Agency source, knew CUMMINGS to be providing information to the FBI and also knew him to be "careful about keeping the appropriate U.S. Government agencies informed of his deals."g. In early 1958 CUMMINGS assumed sole ownership of International Armament Corp. and of Interarmco. (An Agency audit established the net worth of these companies as $219,000.00.) CUMMINGS bought them with a non-interest bearing promissory note in the amount of $100,000, payable in four annual installments of $25,000, and certain items of inventory which had a cost value of $67,000 and a market value of $250,000. These items were to remain the property of CIA, and their cost was to be returned to the Agency after they were sold.h. On 28 June 1961 the West German publication Der Spiegel reported that CUMMINGS had been employed by CIA as an arms expert during the Korean War and that he had cooperated with CIA in "supplying arms to various trouble spots".i. Shortly after CUMMINGS left his staff position for Interarmco, contact with him was established by the WH Division. This contact was taken over by C/CI/SPG im September 1954. (CUMMINGS knows him only by alias.) This contact is still maintained. Until recently the principal purpose was to dispose of arms, (and CIA made a sizeable profit on these transactions.) The current contact is not operational. It is not based on a project, and no payments are made to CUMMINGS who volunteers information resulting from his extensive travels and high-level contacts. An operational clearance for CUMMINGS' use by the CI Staff as an informant was granted in March 1958.SECRETRYBAT
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SECRETRYBAT6j. On 4 January 1962 the Rome periodical Vie Nuove stated that. CUMMINGS was hired by CIA as an expert in arms and ballistics.k. In December 1962 the Office of Security recommended against his use by Domestic Contact Service as a source, and in December 1964 the CI Staff advised that it had no operational interest in Subject. (Comment: As was noted above, this statement is correct, because Subject's activity is not directed by the Agency. He volunteers information.)l. An Interagency Source Register memo to ACSI, dated 1 June 1965, stated that at that time there was "no record of a current operational interest in Subject."m. An Agency report of 24 February 1966 cited. CUMMINGS as trying to procure military equipment from Communist Bloc countries on behalf of DIA.n. Agency reports of February and May 1967 stated that CUMMINGS had been in close contact with the BND (West German foreign intelligence service) for a year or more, that he had been given requirements by the BND, and that these included lists of Soviet and Bloc arms for procurement. It was also reported that he showed a BND representative a copy of a purchase order for the procurement of a Soviet T-54 tank, the order having originated with DIA. BND officials have often stated that CUMMINGS is a CIA agent.o. A form dated 1 June 1967 was directed to the Interagency Source Register by "DA", presumably Department of the Army.5. Agency records contain numerous references to INTERARMCO.SECRETRYBAT
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SECRETRYBAT76. It is noted that UNDERHILL, CUMMINGS, and INTERARMCO have not appeared to date in any press or classified reports of the Garrison investigation in New Orleans, with the tenuous exception of the *Ramparts* article cited at the outset of this memorandum.SECRETRYBAT
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETWIL/COG # 67-2349 JUL 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/CI/R&ASUBJECT : Garrison InvestigationEmilio SANTANA Galindo 201-335856REFERENCE : CI/R&A Memorandum, dated 22 June 1967,same subject.1. In response to your request, Subject's file was reviewed and Station JMWAVE was asked to supplement the information in Headquarter's files with any additional information which would be of value in judging the effect on the Agency of Subjects' being investigated by Garrison and/or NBC.2. Our review shows that Subject was recruited by the Agency in October 1962, not 1960 as was reported in an earlier memorandum. He was given limited training for use as an area guide on an infiltration operation in which he participated during the latter part of May 1963. Subject exfiltrated with his family about one week after being infiltrated and was subsequently terminated.3. Listed below are the staff and agent personnel, in true name, who have been in contact with Subject and may be known to him by true name, alias or nickname.A) STAFF1.  Eugene E. Norwinsk 032.  Robert G. L. Wall3.  William R. Stegall034.  Vernon J. Goertz035.  Robert Clark Stevens Jr 036.  Robert Charles Bachmann 037.  Donald D. Never 038.  Dewey A. Stinson 03B) AGENTS1.  201-291237 Jose Enrique DAUSA Alvarez2.  201-315825 Jose NUNEZ Pacz3.  201-310132 Alicio NUNEZ Paez4.  201-320029 Raul QUESADA Freire5.  201-294452 Otto GINER Alonso6.  201-341236 Alberto RUIZ Falcon7.  201-294671 Joaquin PONELL Rubio8.  201-739710 Jose Luis FORNELL JacintoRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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- 2 -9. 201-284925 Luis Albert BELTRAN Nodarso10. 201-290305 Juan Luis COSCULLUEIA Iduate11. 201-333832 Manuel VIERA Rodriguez12. 201-298076 Juan Carlos JIMENEZ Jimenez13. 201-313135 Diego Mario GIMENEZ Cadenas14. 201-328507 Heriberto SARDINA Dol Campo4. Neither Station JMWAVE nor Headquarters have any record of Subject's whereabouts and activities between October and December 1963.> [Figure: signature with 'Earl J. Williamson AC/WR/COG' annotation.]
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14-00000104-10170-10171 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# SECRET5 July 1968MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/CI/R&ASUBJECT : William Wayne DALZELL (201-126265)1.  Your memorandum of 27 June requested Ethiopian desk and Addis Ababa Station traces on Subject, who was in Addis Ababa in 1956.2.  The Addis Ababa Station reports that its files, as presently constituted, contain no traces on Subject. Desk traces reveal no additional information to that contained in the attached 201 file on Subject.Richard M. LongAC/AP/6AttachmentDDP/AF/6/TNHuse:dp(5 July 68)Distribution:O & 1 - Addressee w/att1 - CI/O/AF w/o att1 - AF/6 w/o attRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce31BR
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SECRET27 JUN 1968MEMORANDUM FOR: C/AF/66D0119ASUBJECT: William Wayne DALZELL1. Subject is of interest to this office because of his connection with the Garrison investigation of the John Kennedy Assassination.2. Subject's 201 file, which is enclosed with this memorandum, indicates that he had contact with our station in Addis Ababa in 1956.3. Request desk and station traces to obtain additional information. Field traces should not be made outside the station.Donovan E. PrattDC/CI/R&ASECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCHTO: Chief, Task Force WCLASSIFICATION: SECRETFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJEC Operationa GYROSE/KUDESK/KUWOLF7PMG-2 Penetration Action Against AMSPELL Organization and "Other Groups" in PURUMENACTION REQUIRED: Action Required: FYIReferences:A. WAVE-3286, 14 January 1963B. UFGA-7027, 28 December 1962 (RYBAT)C. UFGA-7038, 20 December 1962D. UFGA-7247, 12 January 1963 (RYBAT)E. UFGA-7322, 17 January 1963F. MEXI-2829, 13 December 1962MICROFILMED FEB 4 1963DOC. MICRO. GEN.1. On 4 January) 1963 AMHINT-27 met with [QUANTUM-51] in New York City, and [QUANTUM-51] advised him that Jorge MEDINA Bringuier, the Secretary General of AMSPELL 10 PBRUMEN, Is a G-2 agent. MEDINA and AEDO (fnu), who was said by [QUANTUN-51] to be on the AMSPELL National Executiyo; were actually G-2 penetrations. They planned to "roll up" the eptiro AMSPELL organization and "other groups" in one sweep and then escape by boat and contact AMEINT-53 in the JMWAVE area. MEDINA was in contact with AMIINT-53 while in PBRUMEN and planned to use AMHINT-53 to establish his bona fides with KUBARK.2. [QUANTUM-51] further advised that another mission of the two G-2 agents, MEDINA and AEDO, was to make contact with Iden A to determine what role it played in anti-CASTRO activities. The secretary of [QUANTUM-50] had been a very close personal friend of AEDO's since childhood and AEDO feared she would be implicated, so he told her of his espionago mission. She luformed [QUANTUM-50] and then arranged a meeting between [QUANTUM-51] and AEDO. ALDO told [QUANTUM-51] of his mission and arrangements were then mado to get all the AMSPELL leaders into asylum in the Uruguayan Embassy. On or about 10 December 1962 about 25 persons, including AFIO, went into asylum.3. [QUANTUM-51] further said that AEDO reportedly was arrested by. G-2 a long time ago and then recruited to work for the PBRUMEN Government.Distribution: -C/TFW wattsDate: 22 Jan 1963Attachments:A. IDENB. Misc. materialUFGA-7383CLASSIFICATION: SECRET19-5-1-8 &+201-301693RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHb. It is further noted that JMWAVE files show one "Mongo" listed on Page 14 of Attachment C to UFGA-4977 as captured and sentenced to 30 years in prison. This information came from UFG-779, 12 January 1962, which was based on an ANCUTLER-1 intercept of a report from the MRR Acting Internal Coordinator in PBRUMEN to Hipolito LAZARO, the MRR Internal Coordinator temporarily in PBPRIME, sent via the Argentine Diplomatic Pouch. There was no further identification of this "Mongo." 24c. It is noted that Reference F identifies Jorge HAEDO as a former anti-Castrista who was tortured and doubled by the PBRUMEN Government; HAEDO appears to be the correct spelling.d. "Cuca" or "Cuchi" MARTINEZ, who has held the position of AMSPELL National Coordinator for Civil Resistance, is a personal friend of AMCOG-3 and family. She is believed to have taken asylum in the Mexican Embassy. SW Nessage 12 from AMCOG-3, dated 8 December 1962 and received 12 December, reported that QUANTUM-51] 01 advised "Cuca" to hide or be cautious because MEDINA had turned out to bo a G-2 member. The message said that this was learned from AMSPELL prisoners and that, during interrogation, they were asked many questions about "Cuca" and AMOOG-2.9. When the AMHINT-53 security review mentioned in Reference A is received, additional investigation as necessary will be made at JMWAVE.END OF DISPATCH
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SECRETMICROFILMEDFEB 4 1963DOC. MICRO. SER.Under Separate Cover Attachment to UFGA-7383, 22 January 1963IDEN A [Spanish Embassy] in PBRUMEN.![signature]![stamped text]28 JANG319-124-26/3![handwritten notes]
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SECRETMiss Maria Antonia LOPEZ(29) SV 11th Ave.Miami, Fla.*First page missing*I am going to place the communication abroad in Sofi's hands; no one better that I need is that you explain to us better how to make the contact from here over there, that is, how and where to see SARARIA, the contact which you said you had with him. Sofi knows him but doesn't know where she can see him. Remember that Sofi is already being checked because Esteban's wife knows her and asked about her. I am going to try to have the treasurer be a friend of Sofi's who knows where the money is. He is a fully trustworthy boy called Alejandro.Tell Dr. LAZAGA that I don't write to him about the affair because it is easier for me to write to you, but that he and this boy should have relations, and I with Cicil and with you.To give the support to LAZAGA together with the Executive, because it would be impossible to only one person, and for the case it was lost in our hands. You see that the executive over there is fully answerable to us and that way there will be no problems.We don't know anything about my namesake. So far all the contacts have failed. Let's see what we can clarify.Tell Tomas that the news I sent him about Dos Rios was through a contact which I made with our brother-in-law D. He is willing to work and has people in his area, and also in the coast. I believe that a lot can be done up there. Besides, Soto left to a terrific contact also at that coast, whom we have to put in contact with D. Tell Tomas to let no work also in that area, which is mine and of my people, and that if he gives authorization that we can send a guerrilla band to work with them.Of course, this guerrilla chosen by us to avoid their sending people of the A. team and have them take command away from us. You know how that is.Write to our other brother-in-law in the embassy and find out when he leaves because I know that he is already leaving but to come back to me immediately. Let's see if he leaves, takes a fast training, and comes back. Have them get much more resting and men to man combat with bayonets which is very good at night and no one here knows anything about that.You must explain the thing a bit to Bato so that he will gain enthusiasm. If he sees that the thing is serious and has real support he will come. The only thing that Luis Mayo, he needs support for his family. Explain everything to him and I think he will come. He leaves tomorrow and I gave him your phone. If he needs money for his![facsimile]
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vifo and for himself give it to him from mine. I authorized dia to ask you for it. If they would lot as, in our provinco I would place dor 5 guerrilles vith the contacts which I had before and have now, and vo vould fill that up for these people, that is, we would start a var in all the provinco, plains and overything. Well, this letter is going with safe hands to Miani where it will be nailed, tomorrow. Co tho S.W. which I sont vill arrivo Inter if I can't got it taken with this ons docause I already gave it to have it mailed. Let's see if vo can got it back in tias to have it arrivo soon.I will write to Doba and Northa Elona another day with cale, and I don't have the details of your lotters on hand.Regards to all and you receive love from your brother,Kamolo
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# SECRET## MINUTESIn the City of Havana, on 30 June 1962, the members of the NATIONAL EXECUTIVE of the "MOVIMIENTO DE RECUPERACION REVOLUCIONARIA" (M.R.R.), Rigoberto CASAS, Civilian National Coordinator, and Jose Antonio AGRAMONTE, Military National Coordinator, had a meeting and adopted the following agreements:FIRST: That in view of the present situation of our movement and the general situation of the country, we have decided to change the organization of the movement, which will now be composed as follows: (A) One Civilian National Coordinator, and (C) One Military National Coordinator. All previous Secretariats and denominations are excised.SECOND: To give full autonomy, with regard to functioning, to the Civilian and Military Coordinations. Thus, each will function separately.THIRD: To give full support and recognition as GENERAL DELEGATE in exile of our movement, to Dr. Jose Ignacio LAZAGA and to the executive appointed by him with the authorization of the previous National Coordination.FOURTH: As result of the SECOND agreement regarding autonomy in the functioning of the National Coordinations, we agree to accept the hierarchy in the command of the full Executive of our Movement in exile, with the provision that the orders originating from this Executive will be complied with in accordance with our capabilities and taking into consideration that as we are in the National Territory we have better knowledge of the real situation which we are undergoing.Signed by Rigoberto CASAS and Jose Antonio AGRAMONTE exclusively, as the rest of the members of the previous NATIONAL COORDINATION are in prison with the exception of Mr. CRIOLLO, ex Coordinator of Civic Resistance who is in asylum./s/ Rigoberto CASASCIVILIAN NATIONAL COORDINATOR/s/ Jose Antonio AGRAMONTEMILITARY NATIONAL COORDINATOR![Stamp with text 'SECRET']
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