Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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363Virgen AguilarTomasito (lnu)Ralph WiegandtRuth WiegandtThe party was very gay, excellent food brought by each of the guest, auch music, dancing, and drinking. No politics. Everyone was in a very friendly nood.2. Formel farcoll reception. Wodnesday, October 1, at 1900 hours at the Soviet embassy will be the fornal party for DIEHARD.The Pintos, Gomez and possibly others from our group will attend. this party. I do not know how big it will be.DIEMARD was disappointed when I said I would not attend, but that this was no reflection on ny friendship for hin. I stated that I folt it umrise for an American to visit the Soviet embassy. I was afraid that the FBI or CLA would learn of my visit. Val was very insistent and said he'd be disappointed if we did not cono. Later in the ovening he brought up the subject again and insisted there would be no way anyone could know if I were present or not there would be no risk to me--no nanes would be recorded. I said I would think about it, but doubted that we would come.3. DISHARD's replacement. During the course of the evening speeches were rado, or at least semi-formal cocaents and wishes of goodluck to DISHARD and his wife. DIEHAND said that his replacement would be at the farewell party at the cabassy and he hoped we wald all act blu. Ralph Wieganit stated that he wanted DICHLO's replacement to know that he, the replacement, would be welcome in our group. Our group is somewhat inter-ntional and has given us all a chance to exchange views. We would remot losing extact with the Soviets. DICHARD then mentioned that his replacement is something of a sporstaan.4. Ari Schornich. I told DEEHAPD that I hadn't seen Yuri for a long time. I asked wit had happened to him. Ho answered that Yuri had been on vacation for a wile. This does not account for the nary months, perhaps five or six, that I have not seen Yuri. I did not press the issue.5. DISHARO FLIRT. DESMARD soczed to be indifferent to Pepo's procenes, then ho danced with Gloria he often secaed vory intizato--dancing close, whispers and girls giggles, souliul looks. Gloria did not try to control this situation, but rather participated. My wife later reverted that wihilo dancing with DID ho also tried to flirt with her, but on a zoro discreto lovel, holding her too cloco, squeating her hand zorningly, etc.6. M. O'NEIL comments. Ho arrived promptly at 2000 hours. Ho vero the first guests to arrive and the only guests for nearly an hour. During this time Dr. Gonca unde soveral comment. of interest. First, let no say that I have thought that its
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364was a communist syarthyzer, despite his wealth. He became famous some time back by successfully scoring bich: on a hand that was aspatated in an accident. He is a doctor with Seguro Social. Maxico since has chon hia't to the world as Mexico's groat hand surgeon. Ho travels around the world attending rodical conventions and is the principal host to zodical conventions here in Hoico. An elaborate book was published by Seguro Social on surgery of the hard ari Luis' work in that field. I mention the above since it sees to sot the store for seacons who night beliovo that socialisa and socialized zedicine is good, becauso ho hinself has profited so greatly from it.Further, Luis and Sylvia had nado it knom for quite some tine that they wanted to have the fare:coll party for DEEHARD in their heze. I always felt that this was dus to communit sympathy. How I don't lamow. And I an at a loss to explain why they insisted upon holding the party. They do not seem to be close friends of DIZHARD, are somewhat different in social and intellectual status, and no longor seca to no to be con- nunist sympathyzers.Luis commented that I DIEMAND's son would probably coze to the prty since they have no raid. Incidentally, he did not core. Ee then stated that the boy stiil ppoaks no Spanish at all. He added that the boy has lived in Mexico for five years and before that for soveral years in Cuba. Luis explained that the Soviets are afraid to have their children see how the world really is. Luis added thit Kruschev saw a super-market in Los Angeles and simply couldn't believe his eyes. Luis was frankly critical of the Soviets and their intellectual isolation- ism.7. DIEHARD MIGHT RETUEN, DIEHARD and his wife both con- ceded that there was a good chance they night come right back to Mexico. She told no that if she did, sho would like to teach me Russian. We had exchanged a for elementary words during the evening.Dibebrea alien of commentbeunedvinced Chat he would 2-1 souphathe would hens anisaraldo have heardsomething which make hin sai; whathe did.
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365MEMORANDUMMéxico, D.F., Septiembre 26 de 1969.Con relación al asunto del italiano, que hemos tratado, me permito indicarte que la amistad se inició por la necesidad de traducir unos docurentos oficiales que nos solicitaba la Secretaría de Gobernación, por medio de los cuales debíamos demostrar el nombre correcto de un cliente.Dicha amistad se ha conservado bajo un nivel normal y rás o menos se inició hace aproximadamente un año, sin que se hayan tenido otras citas como no es para tomar algunos tragos o almorzar.Sin embargo, el día de ayer mismo se hizo una cita la cual se llevará a efecto el día de mañana y ya me permitiré informar to más sobre el particular.This 15 LIBASSO-1. NOTE ON LOGIN WHE HE EXPECTS TO MEET AT RESTAURANT O 27 Sel PURPOSE IS FOR LIDAISO-1 TO (STABLISH AND MAINTAIN SOCIAL RELATILIS WITH LEGINIK FOR ASICSSSENT AND POSSIBLY DEVELOPMENT 16 + PITER BY Sonitor F CIR CheICE PT SALE FUTURE PETELabassoni could be crivial to ante Log ben he is buningP. 11712
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366SECRET26 September 1969MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief SBINFO : Chief, CUBASUBJECT : Relationship Between AEDIEHARD and Gloria PINTO1. In response to a conversation between Chief, SB, and the under-   signed, LIREALM-1 was questioned indetail on 25 September concerning   the relationship which exixts between AEDIEHARD and Gloria PINTO with a   view toward possible embarrassment of AEDIEKARD before his superiors.2. LIREALM-1 and his wife both believe (but have no proof) that   it is probable that Gloria PINTO is having or has had an affair with   AEDIEHARD. Both LIREALM and his wife are close friends of the PINTO'S   and know that Gloria is strongly attracted to AEDIEHARD who is both   physically and intellectually superior to her husband. Due to Gloria's   continued friendship with AEDIEHARD at the French Club and other places,   LIREALM-1 feels sure that Gloria's husband, Pepe, does not yet know of   the affair.3. LIREALM-1 characterized Pepe PINTO as: aveet, slow-witted and   below average in intelligence. He is a physician specializing in lung dis-   orders, born in the Canary Islands. He considers himself a Spaniard with   the Characteristic Spanish lack of respect for women. He attempts to   tigatiy control Gloria's activities while, according to Gloria, having   as many affairs himself as he can. Gloria greatly resents Pepe's attitude   toward her. Pepe is basically defensive and would not want anyone to know   if Gloria were having an affair with another man. He would probably deny   it if anyone said so, even if he were aware of it. He would take it out on   Gloria, however, and would probably beat her and restrict her movements even   more closely.4. In view of the above, it would certainly appear that there would be   nothing to gain, and perhaps much to loose, by any attempt at exposing her   supposed affair with ABDIEHARD. Since she now appears to be in contact with   SHEVCHENKO, much better to hope for better developments in this case.Andrew E. PELLEMENTSECRET
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3671. Agent/Subject: LICOZY-52. Case Officer Vincent P. RIZZUTO3. Date and site of contact: 25 September Cafeteria ParqueP-7442P-2270P-9026P-880P-11,712P-1612DATE: 25 Septcber 1969paragraph 5 (continued)it off than attempt to collect the money. There are sufficient funds in the project.)paragraph 7 (continued)is more to this invitation than meets the eye and that the KGB will be going all out to recruit him. I think Subject may be right and I think he should probably find a good excuse for not going.Subject states that he had complained to KAZANTSEV (P-880) about the shoddy treatment he had been getting from LOGINOV (P-11,712). Never before had he been forced to "stand in line" for Soviet visas for his clients. In the past, he had been able to sent passports to the Soviet Embassy any day--never mind the office hours--and get the passports back with visa the same day. Subject says that LOGINOV himself finally admitted that this was because Subject had been uncooperative (meaning that he had refused to let LOGINOV recruit him). Subject says unequivocally that LOGINOV is leaving PCS by the end of October and that he is not being replaced by a newcomer. Subject understands thatNECHIPORINKO, who in a former tour bad worked in the Consular Section, will take over as Chief of the Consular Section when LOGINOV leaves.Subject says that KAZANTSEV is about to leave (in fact, Subject thought KAZANTSEV had already loft) and that both a replacement for him and a now ambassador were on the way. I told Subject that as far as I know, KAZANTSEV was to be replaced by another concierge Consejud who would be Chargé, but Subject insisted that an ambassador had beon named and would be coming soon. He did not know who the ambassador would be.Subject remarked that both IVANOV and NIKITOLOV had left and he said that NIKITOPOV was, he thought, a very decent person.Subject said that PRIKHODKO (P-2270) had come to sae him to say goodbye. PRIKHODKO had said, almost with tears in his eyes, that Subject had been a very good friend and that he would never forget him. He invited Subject and wife to come visit him in Moscow. Then when Subject asked PRIKHCDKO for his address, PRIKHODKO hemmed and hawed and said that he didn't really have an address yet but that Subject could write him in care of Latin American Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Subject remarked that PRIKHEDXO was undoubtedly being sincero, but when you came right down to it, he was just as hemmed in and afraid as anything of the others. Subject said that it was a real tragedy that the Soviet system made such robots out of good people.
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# Misiones DiplomáticasEL EMBAJADOR de China, Chíh-Ping Chen, asiste como miembro de la delegación de su pals a la Asamblea Gone ral de las Naciones Unidas. Regresara a mediados de diciembre. En México está como encargado de negocios el ministro consejero Chin-Hsien Tang... l embajador de Argentina. Enrique Martinez Paz dio una cena en honor del secretario de Comunicaciones y Transportes; Antonio Padila Segura, a la que asistieron va los amigos del anfitrión y del agasajado... Keith Willam Baker, tercer secretario de la embajada de Australia y su esposa Maria Magdalena Ramirez regresarán de su luna de miel en Acapulco la sema na próxima... Wolfang Re mer, representante del Mercado Común Europeo, está en México en pláticas con funcionario rios del gobierno y dirigentes de los hombres de negocios, Varios diploniaus de la embajada de Belgica le dieron la hienvenida en el aeropuerto. Regresó y asumió sus funciones et decano del cuerpo diplomático, embajador de los Paises Bajos, barón Schelto van Heemstra. Látuvo varios meses de vacaciones en su patria... La Comisión Cultural det Cuerpo Consular en MA air, organizadora de la con vención de consules que hatua en Monterrey rey kon dias 27. 28 y 29 de octubre, prepaid un תקי giama qime mantendra a los de. Irgadus muy ocupados r centos durante eum lors dias. Vismatan las gratuies empre sas como la Fuoxdutora, Hojala Lamina, la Cerverin Cuauhtémoc y la Vidriera y serán decatados huéspedes de honor de la ciudad por el alcalde. Tendrán además ban quetes y un baile de gala en el Casino de Monterrey... Ei consul de la Unión de Repúbli cas Socialistas Soviéticas, Valentin S. Loguinov dará uns fiesta en la ermbajada de su mais calzada de Tacubaya 204 el primero de octubre a las 19 horas, para agradecer las atenciones y la amistad que se le ha brindado en México. Durante ese! firsta de despedida, el presidente del Cuerpo Consular en México, Leander P. Vourvoulias, le ob sequiard, en nombre de los consules, una bandeja de plata. Loguinov es uno de los dirigentes del Curepo Consular en México... El embajador de Ecuador. Miguel Rowa Geo rio y su familia asistieron en Guadalaja a a la Feria Inter nacional de Artesanias en la que su pais participa.![photo of newspaper text with handwriting on the side]
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369MemorandumTO: RIZZUTO through ARCHBOLDFrom: FERNALDSubject: AEDIEHARD (P-11,712) Thoughts Ro possibility of Pitching Him1. Assuming it was agreed that A should be pitached before his POS departure, because there are no indications that he would be more susceptible later to an approach later when he comes to a new post abroad in few years and, to the contrary, it is more likely that he would be still more daring, more selfconfident and more determined to advance and solidify his position within the KGB, I wish to add some views of mine to the list of possibilities as to how a pitch could be carried out.2. My views and thoughts on this subject will be based on the possible use of existing assets and means. I am fully aware that there will be plenty of room for improvements, additions and modifications of what will be said in the following paras.3. As far as I know we are lacking adequately solid facts in which we could put our teeth, i.e. we do not possess worthwhile mentioning material which we could use to exert a desired pressure on A.4. I am inclined to believe that we are in a position to make a serious attempt to obtain a "pressure argument" through the use of existing assets which are targeted against A and that it can be done without taking an undue risk.5. As a move in this direction I was thinking in terms of having recorded a SABORI-A meet for which we would prepare SABORI. To be more specific I have in mind a situation along the following lines:a. In going to one of his next meets with A, SABORI should carry on his person a transmitter. I am not in favor of a body recorder, because the recording time is limited and it requires the bearer to be turning it on and off, while the transmitter can be set and it requires no motion by the bearer on one hand and on the other the bearer is under the impression that> [Figure: handwritten notes]September 23, 1969
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- 2 -every action and statement of his is recorded from the moment the transmitter ie strapped on him.b. SABORI should go to such a meet with experession of a person who is in exceptionally good mood, because of a business success and he was given a substantial advance on his commission: After A and SABORI have their routine two drinks, SABORI will state to A that he would pick up the tab for the evening ( after being treated by A so many times ) but he would want to celebrate the occasion. It would be desirable that A agrees on a drink or two to please S, but even if that does not take place, it is anticipated that A would want to accompany S in his good humors. What ever be the case, the situation lends itself to a free talking, critical commenting and some bitching, juat to play it big. It will be up to us, to prepare S as to how to run the conversation to get out of A a few statements which he would not like his superiors to know about.c. As far as 5 is concerhed I believe that he can be persuaded to carry a transmitter on his person and as a reason for requesting it we could tell him that It represented a complimetary element to the PAQ which he made on A, because the psychologist who reviewed hia PAQ considendit essential to have a tape covering one meet. There is no way of hiding the fact that we will be recording what is transmitted, but we will not have to give any explanatione regarding how it will be done.d. I hope that one way or the other we will in possession of a tape which could be used as a pressure factor. From there on all becomes a matter of manupulation: S may request a meet with A under the pretext that that the people interested in the platinum deal cent to f their specialist, who would like to cleer come
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- 3 -questions before opening the letter of credit and thatit war essential that the person who arrived here seeA, because that will strangthen S' position in the deal.I mentioned the platinum deal because it would givesome common ground to the new person being introducedon the scene, but some other story might be as good.e. The new person showing up under the platinum dealor any other pretext would be a case officer of ours.I feel that such a person should at first sight showthat he was a Yankee, that he be versed in platinumor what ever the pretext may be and that he should bea Russian language speaker. I am inclined to believethat after some business talk and after creating anatmospher of mutual understanding there would be noproblem for the case officer to start speaking Russian.If A takes this fact in good mood and the businessconversation continues in Russian, S would be in aposition to excuse himself as a person who was no longerneeded. It is almost impossible to anticipate what.would be Ab reaction to the fact that S wanted to leave.If insisted that S stay, we will have to accept it.Nevertheless, S will be instructed to "go to the bathroom'for a while and the case officer will have to use thisopportunity to drop his cover and go on with his job.He will have in his pocket a reel of tape to counteract-Albi emphatic refusal (which we must anticipate ).f. It may be mentioned that S will not have to knowanything about the existance of the tape and as faras the case officer is concerned S may have to besatisfied with the explanation that the c.o. was thepsychologist who decided that he wanted to meet A inperson. Of course, may not bear out this cover, butthat will be at the stage of dezelapuents when wecould not care less.C. There is no doubt that s will be burned whether the
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372the things turn out right orwrong, but S will be leftonly with guesses as to what transpired between thecase officer and A in Russian.h. It is the fate of any officer making the pitch to be burned if the exgersice ends in anything less thana success. Therefore, it would be worthwhile consideringto get a suitable laguage speaker case officer fromEqs for this purpose.6. I am aware of the fact that has the above discussed scheme has   a quite certain weakness in as much as it is built on and around an untested   asset as S is. Nevertheless, in terms of security and protection of Agency/   Asxata Station assets the scheme is advantageous, which is selfevident.7. It should be assumed that S might come up with some objections   when it comes to introducing another person to A from fear that he would   deal himself out of the game and terminate his usefulness to us. I do   not consider it difficult to put him at ease.8. For your consideration and comments.BHFernaldThis is not a tal plan, but I think I break dan onwhich enald homself hasthe following Frente (mir1) Tank some stil for muz an unknown quantity   to build any type; copperad avad!2) I Gestion de esperary is what is, stuppet to ate   essential, a bikchrealis approach, Why since the wony   abnd abng what's on the tape (he Can say he was just sayorg.   fr there and his reaction.whet vict Cikly be a favoutline.3) I datt we can gut do fechmeally adeguate tape4) St. Lovis now any You will be leges possity   gs early as 18 Octobe - so ne time to sut if property.   wal fought out wit wihen the problemet haad: his to make a   pitch & hسبب کی مالی UPR
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373Agree that blackmail won't work - but in reading file mair thaing that stands out (to me at least) is the energy with which AEDIEHARD pursues his career. Believe he is *ruthlessly* ambitious to get ahead. If we are willing to burn SABORI, it might be advantageous to insert senior Russian speaking staffer as suggested in this paper (but without transmitter) who will make A offer to think over on long cold Moscow nights prior to his arrival at a new post. Our offer will consist of first, sewing seeds of discontent on fact that he is now 42 years old and has not risen to the heights in his professions that he cou'd have. (He is only listed as 3rd Secretary while younger men ere 1st and 2nd Secreteries ) I don't know his KGB rank but it can be intimated that we know his rent could be higher. Telking fast, we could then suggest to A that we will work out a olen in his absence whereby we can aid his future career by pitting kis in his path adventegeous situations such as allowing him to "recruit" a U.S. official at his next post. In return, he world service our requirements d'ring his tour. Our working relationship with A could have a time limit with control factors on both sides. "No answer is wanted now. Report the approach if you wish. The offer will be good upon your arrival at the new post whereever it is." (A, of course, will thing the talk is recorded so there must be some way of assuring him it is not. SABORI, naturally, must be absent.)Not a bad eder, but the intermedianShoull be frulone lehe LUVAL, not SABURI.Stent were borning SABORI, but untk furrängiAedehand, agut hiem mould pochen wronggay chwiegeest affectCorpory, unter Selecter does gray wisel end of year,wach not Rebec, uten seeingUPR
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374SALESMAN OPERATION L-REPORTMUNICIPAL SALES MARKET1. Salesman/Contact : JOHN FRANCIS-LIREACM-12. Supervisor : John P-SANDERSCI CUB/P3. MEETING date/time :   location :4. NEXT MTG date/time :   location :5. Administration :6. Instructions issued:7. Report from salesman:   GLORIA PINTO CALLED JP'S WIFE *today* TO INFORM HER THAT THE FAIRWELL PARTY FOR AEDIEHARD WILL BE SATURDAY 28 (at) Home of Dr. Gomez. HE LEAVES (8-X-69).8. Competition activity:9. Sanderson comments :*Job copy for clsb win fire Losino*
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# PRODUCT SALES REPORT1. Salesman Olga Chevchenko2. Supervisor John Francis - LIREALM-13. Date/meeting 13-IX-69. 1000-1100 hoursSite French Club4. Date/next mtg. None plannedSite5. AdministrativeNot applicable6. Instructions to salesmanNot applicable7. Report by salesmanHas been playing tennis for two years. However, has always been active in sports, especially basketball and volleyball.Hovde. Asked is I new Bill Hovey (could have been Hovde). Said this was a businessman, an American but with military rank. The Directory showsCol. William J. Hovde (Am.); wife, Norma G. (Am.)). Destilby S.A., Miguel Cervantes Saavedra 25, z.17. Tel. 45-65-60. Res. Rio Escondido 20, Lomas-Hip., z.10. Tel.20-71-38. Clubs: ChapGolf, WhFr, NavyL.Note: Win's address is Rio Esc. 16.8. CompetitionSee item #9.9. Supervisor's comments1. It is possible that Oleg had been planning to contact me and had deliberately had placed himself in my path.2. It is also possible that Oleg, like all the other Soviets, hates to spend money and would rather play with another club member than to spend money on an instructor. He may be trying to build up a group of friends or acquaintances with whom he can paxxixxhixxxixxaxplay. (continued next page)