Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 84I GOT: GLORIA PIITO2. I PORTO: March 12, 1979. 1400-1012 16.HACE REQUIRED: Llave de Cro.RATE OF REPORT: March 24, 1969Commission acent. Gloria and I have been talking for some time about what the might do to keep herceir busy and make a little money. I offered to discuss the matter with her months ago to either to hire her my- self or find a job for her. This luncheon date was to explain to her what jbb I had for her.Discussion of job. The first hour was narxx spent discussing the job I could offer her. This would in- volve her following up on a list of Americans and Englishton in the D.F. to whom I sent some promotional literature recently. These are potential clients for ono of the services of my business.I gave Gloria a looseleaf notebook with conies of all my promotional literature to dato, including bounish translations of the pertinent literature. I also çave her a couple dozen envelopes with a complete set cach of literature and contracts.She is eager to start. She wants to test her abil- ity to deal with people. Once she has built up her self- confidence she might leave me to shart her own business. We agreed that this would be boat for her, but in the meantime I was certain (and am certaini) that she would be able to find some clients for my business.Confidential. Gloria asked me if I had told anyone, including my wife, about her possibly working for me. I said that I had not she prefers not to toll anyone un- til she knows if she is qualified or not.Since that time, in recent days, it appears thet she lias not only told her family, but has been kidded about the job. Pepa even scolded her, saying that married women should not work. Gloria said she was simply ignoring his Latin attitude.Mention of Val. Gloria mentioned Val first in an offhand comment about his departure soon for KoMy comment about wal. I toid Gloria that Val had annoyed me the last time I saw him, two Sundays aso. I said I didn't know whether he was serious or just kiening. duc the more I thought about it, che e it bothered me. I finally decided that he right have been sariously offering me money for secrets betrayi country.I reld Gloria this cortosiy con val to the embassy. the said that repor 2000 worth the trouble, she main c
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of the things that she doesn't like about Valerian is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde behavior. Most of the time he is a very likeable guy, and suddenly he is nasty or do something provocative.Gloria spoke in euphemisms and figures of speech, but Gloria did state that she is aware of Val's role as an intelligence officer. She seemed much more alert to this role than I had expected. I guess I really expected her to be naive about Val's intelligence activities. I even think I expected her to deny such activities had I been the first to mention or suggest them. Such was not the case. She referred to his activities and those of his friend Tchernich.I was particularly surprised at her sophisticated attitude about Tchernych. I personally could have doubted his intelligence activities if I hadn't personally seen him conducting a clandestine meeting on a dark street corner in San Angel late at night.I chose this opportunity to manifest a certain naivete on my part. I challenged her statement about Tchernych. I further stated that I doubted very much that the published reports were true that 70 percent of the Soviet embassy personnel were intelligence officers.I said that Val was not the first Soviet that I had met. I said that I used to play chess with a Soviet quite regularly and that I knew he was not "one of those". Neither of us (Gloria and I) ever used any overt term such as "spy" or "intelligence officer", etc.Gloria said that Val had offered her a lot of money to work for the Soviet embassy. She said she feels Val is miscast, that Moscow has made a very bad choice-he is too human, not cold enough for that kind of work."Dr. Alfonso Martinez. Dr. Martinez is a communist and a school chum of Pena's. Gloria introduced Val and Martinez some two years ago. After this meeting they have been very close friends. He loans Val and the embassy his house in Tequesuitengo for weekend parties. His property includes a swimming pool, launches, dancing area, picnic area, house with several bedrooms, etc. Gloria was invited to this house this Sunday, March 30th.Alexandra, better agent. Gloria said that she felt Alexandra had a better personality for that workable diplomat, colder, mature. Val is a little boy.
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14-0000086CONTACT REPORTFROM : Samuel J. KARTASUK12 March 1969SUBJECT : Rafael VIDIELLA Ruis (P-4505)A meeting was held from 1130 to 1430, 11 March 1969, in Chalupas Restauranton Ave, Reforma, one block west of Reforma and Prado Norte. The date andhour of the next meeting will be established by telephone. Subject will pickup Kartasuk on Reforma, in front of the anthropology Museum at a specified time.1. I parked my car three blocks North of the Chalupas and walked to the   meeting site arriving there at 1125. Subject was waiting at a table reading   one of the Russian books I had previously given him. we met, talked, and conducted   our meeting over a period of three hours and then parted company.2. The initial conversation was general. He at first commented on how   well he liked the two books he had received from me, and made some statements   on the truth of their context, We ordered some breakfast and I then asked him   if he would mind filling out the questionaire (PRQ) I had with me, explaining   that it was merely routine. He readily agreed and I gave it to him and helped   him fill it out. (PRQ submitted on 12 March). After completing the form I   brought out a list of questins I wanted to ask and began going through them.   He answered all of those he could, providing the following information:Sady A. (FNU) MARTINEZ, OWNER OF THE PLAZA HOTEL:Rafael does not remember MARTINEZ full name but promised toobtain it at the first opportunity. MARTINEZ has a wife and son, The wifeoriginally comes from Santander, Spain. His son (no name remembered) is about18 or 19 years of age, (8 years ago, now about 26) and at times was helpingaround the desk of the hotel when Rafael was teaching his father Russian. (1960-1961). Rafael gave MARTINEZ Russian for about 8 months, during which timeMARTINEZ learned to spook, and understand fairly well, RAMIREZ Aiver discussedwhy he wanted to learn Russian with Rafael, nor did they talk poletica, eitherRussian or anerican.
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When Rafael met PRIKNODKO (P-2270) at the Plaza Hotel, PRIKHODRO leter mentioned that he had some business with MARTINEZ concerning Tourists and Tourism, but did not expound on the Subject, MARTINIZ never discussed his association with PRINTODKO and Subject did not ask. During the latter part of 1962 Rafael wont to the hotel and by chance saw four or five Soviets in KARİliz office. Ho heard then talking, but did not go into the office. He thinks he has seen one of these Russians since but does not know the name of any of them. Martinez nover mentioned them or their business with him. In September 1968, just prior to the Olympics, Rafael went to see Martinez, trying to drum up some more private Russian lessons. MARTINEZ told him that he wasiready to take any more Russian lossons, but that he was very interested in learning German as soon as possible. Martinez said that he was currently (then) taking lessons, but that he did not like his teacher. (Did not say who his teacher was). Katsel offered to bring a teacher from his Institute, Martinez mentioned that the German Olympic team would be staying at his hotel. Shortly after Rafael brought a girl from the Institute named Gerda (LNU) to see Martines, while there they were invited to lunch and met thrée Mexican men and a tall German who said he was a representative of the german team. They had lunch, conversed about general things, and Rafael and the girl left. The girl later said that Martinez had continued taking Germ lessons from his old teacher. This was the last tire Rafael Saw MARTINEZ,Rafael could supply no biographical data on Martinez, or any further informatio on any connections with Soviets. Subject has not heard any other Soviet mention either Martinez or the Plaza Hotel.B. PELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOGINOV (P-11712) AND JUAN LUIS, DIRECTOR OF THE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE ON TIBER:In about 1965 or 1966, LOGINOV went to the Instituto to take English lessons. He took lessons for about 6 to 8 months. The lessons were privato, but given at the Institute by an American girl narod Janet (LNU - Rafor? does ret remember ter lost neno, and sto is no longer thore). It was in this panner the not 100.
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JUAN LUIS mentioned to Rafael that he liked LOGINOV, and they seemed fairly friendly. It was at the end of this period that Rafael was introduced to LOGINOV by JUAN LUIS. When LOGINOV terminated his lessons he no longer visited the Institute. JUAN LUIS often sent his regards to LOGINOV via Rafael, and asked that LOGINOV come to see him. This was mentioned by Rafael, but LOGINOV continually told R-fael to "forget it", but did ask Rafael to return the regards. Rafael never questioned LOGINOV on why he did not go back to the Institute, but as far as Subject knows, LOGINOV has not been back. Rafael has had many discussions with JUAN LUIS but he has never mentioned any other Soviets in Mexico. As far as his politics go, JUAN LUIS is a confirmed Leftist in ideas but Rafael would not call him a Communist. Rafael believes that Juan Luis was merely a friend to LOGINOV and had no direct relations with him other than their association through lessons.C. Andrea CATANO (P-13.546):Andrea has mentioned to Rafael that she met CHERNYSH (P-13,042) at the Space Exhibit while she was working there. She also met several other Soviets there. She became friends with them and invited them to her house for a dinner party on two occasions. Rafael, invited by her, went on both occasions. On the first occasions there was a Russian woman, blond, about 36 years old named VALENTINA (LNU) who spoke very good spanish; a man named MISHA (LNU), supposedly an Electrical Tech from DUBNO Space Center near Moscow, about 37 years old and tall, who spoke excellent Spanish and who later wrote a letter to one of Andreas girlfriends in Mexico City (Not named); and BORIS (LNG). about 37 years old, thin, nervous but with a lot of vitality and personality. Boris spoke excellent Spanish also, and Rafael thought it very unusual that he drank American Whiskey and Coca-cola. (R-fael says this is unusual for Russians). Rafael thought MISHA a little suspicious, that he might be KGB (he knows that in cases such as this, no one is allowed to go anywhere with being accompanied by the KGB) because MISHA spoke excellent Spanish and seemed to be the only one who did not really fit.
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The other Soviet was named VLADIMIR (LAW), about 57 years old, and did not speak any Spanish at all, but was very nice, according to Rafael, he was the only true Scientist there, (Also from Dubno).At the second party the Russian women did not come, Andreas American boss from the Exhibit came however with a Mexican man, (Rafael does not remember his name). Rafael says he was a nice guy. He was about 43 years old, tall and smoked a cigar. He joked with the Russians and told them to be careful because Andrea was his spy. They all laughed. He came with two dark Mexicans and left shortly after dinner. Rafael said he drank a considorable amount and left drunk, CHERNYSH did not attend either of these parties. Andrea however invited him over on other occasions. On one occasion CHERNYSH brought another Soviet to Andreas who he said was a Military man. (No name mentioned by Andrea). Andrea said that this one was a pain in the ass because he was so serious it through the group (her mother also) into a depressed state. After the Exhibit CHERNYSH started calling Andrea at home and inviting her to meet him in various cafes, which she did. He cautioned her to never call him at the Embassy. He was invited to her house many times and often sat and discussed his politics (any all other topics) with her and her moth. Her mother took issue with his pol. Her mother liked CHERNYSH but does not know that Andrea is seeing him on the sl. She would not approve of Andrea going out with CHERNYSH at all. CHERNYSH began making amorous advances to Andrea and tried to talk her into going to bed with him. Andrea told Rafael that he is a very nice guy, she liked him, but was afr.She said that he almost convinced her to go to bed, and that it is her decision that she is no longer going to see CHERNYSH for fear of doing so. Rafael had cautioned her about what she had to lose if she did. She continues to like CHERNYSH however.Andrew had a party on 1 March and asked R-fael to invite LOGINOV.CHERNYSH went to this party, Rafael did not bother to ask ICHINOV at all.
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Andrea hes often extended an invitation to LOGINOV through Setaol, but whenRafael mentiones this to LOGINOV, LOGINOW has told him to forget it becauseother people from his Embassy are seeing her and LOGINOV does not want toappear there and cause trouble. LOGINOV did not expound and Refael did notask further explanation, Rafael thinks that CHERNYSH really wants to takeAndrea to bed, but he also thinks that CHERNYSH is up to other things also.He has no idea whet, but just suspects.3. The meeting with Rafael, after three hours, was cut short at this   time because he had some obligations. His general daily schedule is as follows:Monday: 1500-1600 Classes at the Institute, general.1630-1730 Private cissses at the Institute,Tuesday: 1000-1100 Private lessons for ADRIANA at Institute.1130-1230 " " " MUNOZ "1500-1600 Classes at Institute, general,1600-1730 Classes at Institute, Private.Wednesday 1500-1600 Classes at Institute1830-1930 Private lessons on Palmes to CHRISTINA2000-2100 Private lessons, John ELAMINEGALThursday 1500-1600 Classes at Institute1630-1730 Classes at Institute1830-1930 Private lessons, Maria LUZ2000-2100 Private Lessons, John BLANINGGALFriday 1500-1600 Lessons at Institute .1600-1730 Lessons at institute.At the end of the meeting I gave hin an envelope with 1,000.00 pesos in cashin it. He accepted it graciously and said that that would last him about 24hours considering the debts he had to pay. no loughed. I brought out a receipsand asked his if he would wind signing it for no, I said it was for accountirpurposes (he did not ask). Es said "Sure" and signed it Imediately, 10the restauront walked to his car, and said olbuy util next nooting.
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We stood by the car talking for about three minutes, and I promised to call him during the afternoon of Friday, 14 Mach. On departing he grinned and sald to say hello to all of his associates that he does'nt know, I said "Sure will" and walked away.![signature of Samuel J. Xartasuk]Samuel J. XartasukFoster 15 de poms are all sink the hire hindd content with a Romplete well.STK.Scan Lo be coming alon
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92337. LIENUOYSalida ai (651153).-1350.-Valentia y Mecho quedan de- verse el sábado a las 1000h.en el club para, jugar y Valentin pide le avise a Bill. Hecho acepta.- 371.![signature]livalin: l pCOMES INDE110960-5 MAR 1963
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# 935ummer, 19691. Agent: LIREALM/12. Date & Site of Meeting: 1200, 5/3/69; Reforma Hotel F/R.3. Next Meeting: 1200, 12/3/69; Camino Real Hotel.4. Reports/Information Given by Agent:LIREALM/1 gave Rowton four pages for insertion into the HEFAIRY target notebook which he had previously prepared and turned over to the Station.LIREALM/1 also gave Rowton a memo on his recommendations with regard to the oustanding balanace of the loan to LIKELIC (1,000.00 pesos), in which LIREALM/1 proposes to see LIKELIC once more and to obtain from him a receipt acknowledging the outstanding balance of the original loan.A third report given to Rowton reveals what appears to have been an IS approach made to LIREALM/1 by Valentin Loguinov on 2 February, 1939, at the home of a mutual friend, Luis Gomoz. Loguinov again made reference to his previous allegations concerning LIREALM/1's affiliation with WOFACT but this time said that he was prepared to pay "a lot " of money for any information LIREALM/1 might obtain for him. L/1 reported to Rowton that he finessed as bent he could alleging that the only person he was close to in the WOLADY complex was an official in the economic section. LIREALM/1 commented to Rowton that he felt certain at this point that Loguinov was bluffing concerning his having actually seen L/1 with WCFACT officers "several times" in Sanborns, and that this was a prelude to an approach to LIREALM/1 that Loguinov had been planning for some time.5. Administrative:LIREALM/1 gave Rowton an accounting for his 1,500 peso revolving fund which showed a total of disbursements of 12,078.75. L/1 explained that this sudden increase in his expenditures was due to his new operations against the PARUKEN target. Ho stated that he expected the following recurring expenses every month:C/ salary - 1,500.00rental - 4.500.00salary - 2,000.00rental - 1,500.00rental for spe - 1.500.00miscellaneous - 1,000.00p-11712
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992. Since these recurring expenses would be a minimum of 12,000.00 pesos per month, LIREALM/1 requested that his revolving fund be increased from 1,500.00 to 12,000.00, and that Rowton, in addition to reimbursing him for the 9,078.75 he spent in excess of his last advance, give him an additional 12,000.00 pesos as his new revolving fund so that he would be able to pay the operational expenses required.6. Guidance/Information Given to Agent:Rowton agreed with LIREALM/1 concerning the approach of Loguinov and promised to give L/1 Station guidance on his future relationship with Loguinov. Rowton asked L/1 to move very cautiously with regard to implicating the WOLADY economics officer before receiving specific guidance from the Station.Rowton promised to refer the request for an increased revolving fund to the Station in the hope of having the necessary money at the next meeting.![signature of Wallace B. Rowton]Wallace B. Rowton
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# SUBJECT: Valentin LoguinovDATE OF INFORMATION: February 2, 1969PLACE ACQUIRED: Iarty at the home of Dr. Luis Gomez.Our tennis group meets occassionally at each othershomes, for lunch, dinner, or just drinks. Luis Gomezinvated us this time to his home in Xxay Pedregal forlunch.After I had made a point of not sitting near val,several women wanted to change places and Val andanother person changed places putting Val next to me.He opened the old issue by saying that he assumedI was working for the company. He said that he had seenme personally" several times" at Sanborns with Americaninteligence officers. I asked who he saw me with. Heavoided the question. I then volunteered that it musthave been Bill Spruce, with whom I frequently havelunch, He asked what section Spruce was in. I answeredthe economic. He seemed disgusted, and sååd Sprucewasn't worth anything.Val then said that he wanted me to know that hewas prepared to pay a lot of money for any informationI might obtain for him. I said I'd talk to Spruce aboutit and see if he had anything to seal so that I couldtake my commission. I added that Spruce would probablyfaint or tremble with terror--this pleased Val greatly.I then asked Val if the Americans had ever offeredhim any money for his information. lhe averted my eyesand answered "not yet".COMMENTSVal is an ass!!"Several xmas times" is, of course, inaccurateand shows that he is guessing. It seems very unlikelythat he saw me even the one time.Val probably regrets that we have not approachedhim. But he is saxxxupid not so stupid that he doesnot realize that we know he has no trade, profession,skills, or talents which would make life for him ary-where outside of Russia and government service possible.Val is doing the only thing he knows how, and he knowsit, and he must realize that we know it. Hence, defectionfor him is out of the question. He would only make ashort-term profit in doing so.I have invited Bill Spruce to lunch this week. Iwill develop him as my excuse and answer for any furtherprovocations by Val. Spruce, incidentally, is a veryclever and helpful person. My last meeting with him wastwo years ago and I am still benefitting from his advice.He has since transferred to the finance section, butthis should not affect his value to me and my cover.
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# 96SUBJECT: Valentin LoguinovDATE OF INFORMATION: February 1, 1969. 1200 hours.PLACE ACQUIRED: French ClubInterest in American School. Val asked me if I could recall the address of the American school. He will call me for xx it. He wants to have his son Dmitri par- ticipate in some activities with the children at the school in order to learn English. Dmitri finishes school at the Russian embassy at 1400 hours. Val hopes that maybe there are some afterschool activities such as football for Dmitri.COMMENTThis may be just val's inate stupidity. Maybe he really couldn't find the American School in the tele- phone directory.Perhaps Val already knows of some after-school activity of which I am unaware. Maybe he already knows that someone'B child is there, someone he wants to meet. Perhaps he wants an excuse to wander about the school, meeting people.Perhaps Val couldn't care less about the school. Per- haps he is hoping for an excuse to call me, suggesting our chiidren practice English together. Perhaps he is preparing the ground fexto go to somcone else he already has in mind to explain that there is no convenient program of after- school activities for Dmitir. He might ask that person to agree to have Dmitit play with his children.It just occured to me that for the first time in many months Valentin spoke Russian to me. While I was playing tennis he shouted to me in Russian, "You really are playing with your left now". And later, "You look tired". When I answered that I was and that I had a head-ache, He looked particularly pleased. Normally he doesn't even answer my Good Morning in Russian. Perhaps he is preparing the xxxxx way for me to suggest an exchange in language lessons: he helps me with my Russian and dix my boys play with Dimi in English.(P-11712P-11155
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# SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE3 FEBRUARY 1969SUBJECT: Valentin Sergeevich LOGINOV (P-11712)Attached are five LIEMBRACE Soviet Target of Opportunity reports which cover the period 12 December 1968 which was the first surveillance to four follow-up surveillance reports on the first one. On 12 December 1968 the LIEMBRACE team picked up LOGINOV in Colonia Buenos Aires in the company of an unidentified Mexican man. The LIEMBRACE team followed the Mexican man, who got into a Renault Dauphine with placas 350 HS. A LIKAYAK check revealed that the placas were listed toIgnacio VALLINA Barros and Susana de VALLINA FabreAddress: Adolfo Prieto 1302, Mexico 12, D.F.A further LIKAYAK check revealed that the VALLINAs did not live at this Adolfo Prieto address and no further action was planned.On Thursday, 2 January 1969, LIEMBRACE-5 went into Sears Department Store on Ejercito Nacional and thought that the store detective was identical to the man spotted with LOGINOV on 12 December 1968. LIEMBRACE-14 said that although the store detective looked alot like the man seen with LOGINOV, he wasnot 'identical. Photos of this store detective are attached.On Friday, 3 January 1969 the LIEMBRACE team went to Sears Store on Ejercito Nacional to check out this store detective. The people at Sears said that if a name were given to them, they would cooperate.On Thursday, 9 January 1969, the LIEMBRACE team picked up the store detective as he was leaving work. The store detective went to a house at Lago Chiem 142-A. Prior to that he went to an address at Avenida Claveria 84-1.On Friday 10 January 1969 the LIEMBRACE team gave us the result of a check at these addresses. They are the following: