Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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his wife writes down every payment Rafael receives and the book shows that no payment was received since Jan or Feb 27 (IP does not remember which month was mentioned). L-l stated that if it so, then, Rafael must be right. Because he was short of cash he paid him Ml 150.- and stated that he would pay the remainder the next time, i.e. the next lesson, which was scheduled for Wed May 7 at 1700 hrs. ( NOTE: Rafael had A meet with RHP on the same day at 1620 bre, and it was him to pick up this day and time. Rafael came to this meet on time ).7. The fact that Rafael did not show up for the lesson was no surprise to L-1. Nevertheless, about 1830 Rafaele wife phoned to L-1 and asked to speak to her husband. When L-l stated that he was not there she commented that he was supposed to be there at 1800 hrs. About an hour later she called again and L-l had to state that he did not come at all. Then, the requested L-l to give to Rafael the sweater of her daughter which was accidently left at L-ls place. Of course nothing hàppened, but since that moment L-l did not hear from Rafael nor his wife. L-l pointed out that this was unusual, because if Rafael skipps a lesson hế calls the next day and never later than the third day to apologize. Further, the sweater which Rafael was to pick up from L-l, according to the wife's statement, was a part of their daughters kindergarden uniform. L-l concluded that he was inulined to believe that Rafael got angry with him or because he questioned the correctness of the claim for payment or because he placed him on a spot by telling his wife that he did not show up at L-Fs place.8. L-l was told not to take the matter so seriously since there was stili a chance that Rafael and his wife were on a war path and they had no time for anything else. L-l was requested to try to contact Rafael or his wife as soon as possible. L-l considered that May 15 (Teachers Day) would be the best time to do it and there was no objection on his choice of date since it offered a botter chance of finding Rafael home.9. L-1 was also requested to bring to Rafaels attention that the irregularity of lessons inconveniente him quite bit on one hand and on the other Rafael loses the money........10. Comment by Rift The fact that L-l pointed out that Rafaels talking About TOCINOV does not mean that anything happened recently, still calle
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SECRET12 May 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Nathan L. FerrisLegal AttacheFROM : Winston H. ScottSUBJECT : CHEN (fnu)CTC #7115WANG (fnu)CTC #3769(105-6578)1. Reference is made to your memoranda dated 18 January 1968 and 25 April 1969. Reference is also made to our memorandum dated 20 January 1968, #12,525.2. In order to assist you in the investigation being carried our by your Headquarters, attached herewith for your retention are two copies each of those handwriting specimens available on persons assigned to the Soviet Embassy in Lexico City in December 1967. There are no fingerprint specimens available. Listed below are the names of those Soviets whose handwriting specimens are being forwarded herewith.a. Nikolay Ivanovich KUZNETSOV, Employee (LK Representative), Soviet Commercial Office. Possibly KGB.b. Nikolay Cergeyevich LEONOV, was Second Secretary, Press Attache at the Soviet Embassy. Known KGB. Departed PCS December 1968.c. Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV, Third Secretary, Consul, Soviet Embassy. Known KGB.d. Vasiliy Stepanovich MIROSHNIKOV, was Employee (Chauffeur), Soviet Embassy. Known KGB. Departed PCS September 1968.e. Boris Nikolayevich VOSKOBOYNIKOV, Second Secretary, Cultural Attache, Soviet Embassy. Probably KGB.f. Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV, was Second Secretary, Soviet Embassy. Known KGB. Departed PCS 6 December 1967.3. There is no other information available locally on Subject case.Attachment: h/wSECRET #13,77611,713
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SECRETTHIS INFORMATION IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE. IT MUST NOT BE DISSCIDHATED IN MOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE CRIGLIATING OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY.Grace H. FARMILANT:mesDis tribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee w/att h/v1 - 50-8-8 w/o att1 - P-1512 w/att already in file1 - P-992 w/att already in file1 - P-11,712 w/att already in rile1 - P-6518 W/att already in file1 - P-2280 w/att already in file1 - 885 w/att already in file1 - 50-2-4/A w/o att1 - Memo chrono w/o att2 - Headquarters pouch (return to FARMILANT)SECRET
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SB/A52/Se-ec fr LIOVAL, w/atts asWENDEL necessaryKOCINIVKey 6, 1969.LIBACON-1Briefs on Keet Held May 7 from 1630 to 2035 hrs.Then came I asked till what hour he can be with me. He said 1830.At 1815 I paid the bill, but he insisted that we stay a little longerand for the the rest he would pay the bill: he had 2 additional drickswhile I had my third coffee and a drink.As we got together he told me that he was on May 3 with hiswife at Cuautla and as he was enetring the pool area LOGINCT was leaving.ICG cornered hia for a 15 cinutes talk which consisted of pressursingLIBACON into making some arrangements that 1CG would de able to meetLIOVAL-1. Then LIEACCH turced him down LCG insisted that they have a lurchon Thur. Fay 8 at the restaurant El Perre Andaluse ( or siniler) atthe Copenhagen about 1230 hrs LIRACCE accepted.LIBACON brought me a bio sketch on LOGINOT, which wąc aninteresting paper. We discussed the paper which enabled me to obtainexplanations and facts on which LIBACON based his general statements.LIBACON readily gave me info on Erof. L. LUEAN, There wasnot much, but sufficient to ascertain that he did not attempt to-thhold info from us. (This wes test-mogather details vertel)He also gave ze sore info on KAFEL W who is presently✓ conducting a tour of Mexicans through Suppe and was in Prague with thegroup a dey before Dubcek was kicked out.....Re teachers of Spanish at the Sov Enb other then his motherLIFACON did not know anything but promised to ask his mother on Sat :when she will be at his hone.It took me soze time to explain to LIFASCH what attitude totake toward LOC during the lunch.Detailed report will be prepared. Nowhanding in notes on my instruction to LISACON concerning how tohandle the lunch with LG. Also handed in is the Bio sketch on LOG.cualquier lugar conur vavas,
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ATTACHMENTMay 8, 1969Valentin LOGINOV (7-11,712)Source: LIBACON-1 (P-4805)1. On May 3 Source went with his family to Cuautla to spend a day out of town. There, as he arrived he bumped into LOGINOV who was leaving. They talked 15 minutes.2. LOGINOV asked Source was he still giving language lessons to that American(LIOVAL-1). As Source answered afirmatively LOG told Source that he would like to meet LIOVAL-1. SOURCE stated that LIOVAL was not only a student who pays his lessons but was also a good friend of Source. Then LOGINOV became quite blunt and agressive: he outright demanded that LIBACON introduce him to LIOVAL. LIBACON tried to reason out with LOGINOV that by meeting LIOVAL he would achieve nothing because LIOVAL was a good family man, a person conscious of his responsibility for 4 children, liberal in his way of thinking but definitely a patriot and a person who is attached to his way of life and could not care less about Socialism. LOGINOV then insisted that he and LIRACON have a lunch together "next" week to talk this matter over. LIBACON agreed to lunch with him on May 8, i.e., a day after he meets with me.3. LIBACON told me that he would stick to his guns and refuse LOGINOVE request to introduce him to LIOVAL. One of special reasom for doing so, in addition to his desire of not getting involved with that gang (KGB), was that he considered LIOVAL to be a friend of his and would not want to do anything which could make LIOVAL suspect that LIBACON wae a KGB collaborator.4. Other, than the fact that LIOVAL existe I know nothing about him, but the sole fact that he is an agent of our forced me to assume that he was picked up for a good reason and that we must have an objective for holding him. Therefore, I felt that it would not be wise to let LIBACON shut the door to a possibility ( kaw as much remote as it cay be ) that we counted on the porribility that LIVAL be approached orcontacted by a Sov official. Further, I kept in mind that we would not want LIBACON, to alip into a double agent role. Therefore, I instructed LIHACOR2
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63- 2 -a. He wishes to be on friendly terms with LOGINOV, but certainly it is not a friendly attitude of LOGINOV asks him something impossible. (Try to get LOG to do explanaing).d. Repeat description of LIOVAL's personality as he did in Cuautla and ask what can LOGINOV possibly achieve by meeting LIOVAL. It is anticipated that LOGINOV may be brief and say that this would be his problem and that all FILIED LIBACON had to do is to arrange for an introduction.c. LIRACON will insists that he does not want to get involved "in that kind of business", especially, because it was clear to him that even if LOGINOV achieves nothing, he lost nothing, but LIRACON 18 a sure loser because he would lose a friend and possibly get tagged as a Sov spy.d. If LOGINOV does not break off his insisting at this point, LIBACON will state that he would agree on a plan, if LOGINOV had one, by which LIOVAL would be in LIBACONS company, but no introduction of LOGENOV as a friend of LIBACON would be made. We played it back and forth discussing various ponsibilities, but important was that LOGINOV should come up with a plan and that LIOVAL be given a possibility of saying to LIBACON that he did not want to come.e. After the lunch LIBACON will go to his institute and I would phone him there to find out at which point the conv with LOGINOV ENDED.
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64ATTACHMENTMay 8, 1969.Subject: Postponment of Valentin LOGINOV - LIBACON-1 Lunch. (P-11,712)Source: LIFACON-1 (P-4805)1. In accordance with the prearrangements I phoned to LIRACON-1 to the language institute at 1455 hrs to hear how did the scheduled lunch go.2. LIBACON-1 stated that a pu student of his postponed his lesson for a half of an hour and that he phoned to LOGINOV to come to the restaurant they were to lunch about 45 minutes later than they had agreed to meet there. LOGINOV told LIBACON that in that case he prefered to postpone the lunch to the beginning of the next week and that LOGINOV would phone to LIBACCN-1 to set the date and time.3. According to LIBACON-1, LOGINOV sounded friendly on the phone.BHP
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Valentin LOGINOVEdad aproximada de 43-45 años, aunque aparenta menos. Fisicamente de complexion atletica, alto. Juega muy bien al tenis. Recientemente quedo en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo lugar en el Club Francia, donde practica este deporte. Cuida muchisimo su condición fisica y mas que nada su apariencia. En este sentido es mus vanidoso. Muy pocos amigos saben que tiene una hija de 16-17 años. Cuando le preguntan si tiene hijos hable solo de su hijo de 11 años de edad. Le da pena presentar a su mujer, que es muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mas edad que el. No fuma, toma muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasión requiere de tomar mucho aguanta y siempre se le ve sereno. Es muy amable en el trato. Nunca trata de imponer sus ideas, pero siempre pendiente de convencer por las buenas a sus contrincantes. Cuando ve que no puede hacer lo último, rompe diplomaticamente los relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.En sus ideas es de la escuela estalinista: solo cuenta lo Unión Soviética y la ultima linea a seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir que no tiene ideas propias. Sigue ridelisimamente la "linea" porque sabe muy bien que es la única forma rapida y eficaz de escalar en su carrera. Le gusta muchísimo la vida buena, tipo occidental, aunque antes se dejaria cortar un brazo que confesarselo asi mismo. Es muy ambicioso y se ve que tiene problemas con sus compañeros de trabajo. Habla despectivamente de ellos. No le gusta nada la idea de tener que permanecer en Moscú los dos años que vienen. Un dijo que harta lo posible que al transcurrir esos años lo mandaran de preferencia otra vez a México. Su ilusión mas grande es trabajar en España, Adora a los españoles. La forma de ser de los mejicanos no le gusta. Por eso al quiore regresar, quiere decir que prefiero cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Rusia. Creo que precisamente
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-2-porque ya tiene que parti: on Julio, es por lo que ultimamente estacometiendo errores. Quiere hacer gentes a como de lugar, presionandoa la gente de _inuxe_ que antes jamás hacia. El dia 3 de mayo lo vi en Cuaulatla, y sabiendo que yo no quiero trabajar para el, me insistió, llegando al colecio de preguntar si podíamos abordar ami alumno John, sin siquiera preguntar por la personalidad y forma depensar de John: En los 15 minutos que estuvimos juntos no hablo masque de eso. Cuando yo le dije que ya le había dicho antes que nome gustaba esa clase de trabajo, me contesto que él crefa que loque me pasaba es que tenía miedo. La forma mas inocente de hacermepicar! A continuación, me invitó a comer el dia 8 para seguirhablando de lo mismo! En el fondo creo que todo eso revela ciertainocencia y muchas ganas de progresar, para llevar una vida muydiferente a lo que llevan los ciudadanos soviéticos. Creo quequiere dejar una grand impresión a sus jefes para no quedar trabajandoindefinidamente en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Nosco.No se hasta que punto sus ambiciones puedan quiarlo. a progresarincluso por medio de atropellar victimas. Como persona y en condicionesnormales me parece bueno, generoso y fiel amigo. Sin embargo laverdad es que nunca lo llegue a conocer muy bien, en parte posiblementeporque casi desde el principio sentia instintivamente que queríaalgo de mi, muy aparte de nuestra amistad y en parte porque con todoy la confianza que llego a tener conmigo jamás se descubrió porcompleto, ni mucho menos. Es extrentadamente cauteloso.Refuniendo: Mi impresión es que es una buena persona, de buenosBontimientos, pero que una vez metido en "ese trabajo," por razonesque desconocemos, hace todo lo posible por destacas.
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CONTACT REPORTSUBJECT: BESABER (P-8777)DATE OF MEETING: 10 April 19691. In response to BESABER's phone call, I met him at his hotel room in the Aristos from 1430 until 1545. Next meeting will be on Tuesday evening, 15 April at home.2. Subject had nothing new to report on contacts with BENOXers, but said that he is now raring to go on any requirements I might levy. He said that all of his financial problems are now solved (as I surmised they would). Essentially, he has sold 50% of his business (INZA) to a syndicate-group that is paying off Subject's debts. They will construct a big new factory complex in Cuernavaca to bring all of Subject's manufacturing enterprises under one roof and double capacity. They're also going to open up offices and a showroom on Insurgentes Sur. Subject figures he will probably stay active for a couple of years more and then sell his remaining 50% for about a half million dollars.3. I told Subject again that I am now anxious for him to establish a social relationship with SPYRA (P-6601) and that I am no longer interested in his developing NAJCIHCHRZAK per se. I suggested that he might use KAJ simply as an entree to meeting SPYRA, ostensibly to work out a cultural program of Subject's grandfather's music as mentioned previously. Subject said that he would get on it right away and would try to call the Ambassador on Tuesday when Subject is back in town.cc: P.6601 cc: P.6235 cc: P. 11,712 File: P.8777
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4. I also asked Subject to get back in touch with Boris CHEYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712) to warm up the relationship. I pointed out that we should be prepared to have Subject in a position to give them gifts in the event Head-uarters approves the plan to bug some of Subject's Trojan horses. Unless therd is some reasonably good contact established in advance, his presenting gifts will appear too contrived. Subject agreed and said that he would give them a phone call soon to try to get together for drinks. Judging from past history, CHEYKOV will be ready to see Subject for a night on the town in August.5. I paid Subject $3000 (MN) constituting half of his retainer for three months (Jan., Feb. and March) and agreed to have the balance of $3000 for him on Tuesday. He gave me a pile of hotel bills and other expenses which will be charged against the $3000 revolving fund he has outstanding. He asked me if I could get him a case of champagne, a couple of bottles of cognac, a bottle of gin. I told him that I'd see if these are available and that, if they are, I would charge them against either his salary or fund rather than as outright gifts as in the past.Timothy M. ARCHBOLD
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# 69SUBJECT: Valentin LoguinovDATE OF INFORMATION: 30 March 1969. 1155-1157 hours.PLACE ACQUIRED: Tennis courts of the French ClubREPORT BY: John FrancisVal apparently waiting for me to make first move. I saw that Val was not playing, but looking for a part- ner white talking to Meche Pinto and an other girl. He was two courts away from me. I finished playing with my spikant opponent. I couldn't see walking over to Val and invite him to play. He knew I was finished. He also owed me an opology for the cancelled luncheon date.I shouted loudly to a ball-boy to find my favorite trainer. Val dashed over to say he would like to play.Excuse for missed luobb. I "what happened to our luncheon date", I asked with no smile. Val said that Dimi had been bitten badly by a dog. I told Val that I had already heard that story and that Dimi had been bitten nearly a week before our date. Once again I did not smile and gave him little opporltunity for a gradious acceptance of a poor excuse. It was clear that I was annoyed. I could see from Val's expression that he was embarrassed and off-balance. He has a pecu- liar facial expression when he has been püt at a dis- advantage.Val admitted that the bite had been much earlier, but he explained that the wound had become inflamed and he had to take Dimi to a doctor. I saw Dimi and he had one of the smaller Bandaids on his arm. He seemed to be having no discomfort.I accepted Val's excuse tacitly.We played. Unfortunately Fal won 6-3, 6-1. I remind you that I switched to my left arm some time ago and am still at a disadvantage. I still apologize for letting the barbarian win. I had to leave at 1145. Immediately threeother men invited Val to make a fourth for doubles. I had hoped to talk to him when we finished.Conversation, I finally had to interupt Val while the men were still warming up and take him to a corner of the court.I told Val that I had honed to tell him something ot the lunch and on several other occasions but was always interupted. Now I wanted to tall him what I had in mind. I wanted him to understand that his nolitical jokon nad eniarrassed mo. That I did not want to create a aceno and had nover commented on thes. But I would not tolerate thom in the future.
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70I said that his offer to give me money to work forhis government had embarrassed me in front of our mutualfriends. Further, my polite refusal to make an issue ofhis approach could have been interpreted as tacit accep-kaace of his offer to pay me for treason against mycountry.Yal interrupted and said it was all a joke andthat he thought I appreciated that it was nothingmore than a joke.I said I knew it was a joke, but could not speakfor our audience. My position as a businessman herecould be jeopardized if someone thought we were serious.I told Val that in any case, joking or not, I donot discuss politics or religion with my friends, particularly here in Mexico.He acted very surprised and amused.I pointed out that I consider myself a guest ina very hospitalbe but foreign country. "These peopleare my hosts. You are a diplomat. You can, you mustdiscuss politics. It is your job. I cannot. I actuallyam not interested in politics. I am not well versedin politics. But if you must talk politics with me,let us go some where in private, without an audience.If you want to discuss business, fine! I know thatsubject and I like it, and I am even better with anaudience, particularly Mexicanlval had his transparently disturbed, distressedand disadvantaged look. He promised never to discusspolitics with me again. He apologized. He said heunderstood what I meant.F-- himl
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# SUBJECT: Gloria Pinto# DATE OF INFORMATION: 26 March 1969. 1300-1355 hours.# PLACE ACQUIRED: Office of John Francis# REPORT BY: John FrancisTelephone call to myoffice. Gloria called to say she was having some trouble finding clients for my business. She asked when she could see me. I suggested immediately and she arrived about one hour later.Personal chat prior to business. Gloria followed good Mexican custom in chatting lightly before getting to the matter about which the meeting was called.Meche and San Luis Potosin I asked Gloria if she ware going to San Duis Potosi this year for the Holy Week tennis tournaments. She said that the had planned to do so but was unable to find some one to go with her at the last moment. Pepe did not want to go, and would not let her go by herself unless accompanied by several other women or by Meche. Meche refused to go saying she would have no fun if with her mother and planned to go to Corpus Christt by herself.Pepe to Europe again. Gloria volunteered that she was annoyed with Pepe. She deplores his Jatin attitude about the double standard. She has been prohibitted to take several brief trips to various cities in Mexico to see friends and family. She is not welcome to accompany Pene on his trips. Yet he will soon take another month off to travel either to Europe or to South America. Gloria said that she has been waiting all these years for her children to grow up so that she could go with Pepe on his trips. Now that they are grown up, she finds that she still is expected to stay home.Gloria watched carefully. Gloria must account for her time very carefully to Pepe during the day. And under no circumstances can she stay out after dark. Pepe apparently disapproves of Gloria working for me. He does not like the idea that she will be visiting businessmen throughout the city both in their offices and homes. He has expressed his disapproval, but Gloria has chosen to ignore it.Wants to send Meche to U.S. Gloria wants to fight the attitude of superiority over women that Latin men have, but on behalf of her daughter, not herself. Gooria feels that she will never be able to enjoy anything close to equal treatment and consideration with Pope. But she feels that her daughter should escape from this Latin degradation. Two or three years working in New York or San Francisco is Gloria's dream for Mocho.