Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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- 2 -and Subject told him that he would be taken and working with 2American businessmen who would arrive on Sunday. Subject added thatthey would bring a tennis hat for LOG ( they did). LOG said that uswould want to visit Josephine AZCAYAGA, probably on Thursday July 10,but would phone him to arrange for a meet before coming to his (andJosephines) apt. LOG also reminded Subject & to prepare him forthat meet a written report on the opinion of Mexican governmentofficials about the Interamerican Economic Conference at Port ofSpain.3. After returning from the apt Subject told F that LOG had,   phoned to Josephine end told her that he would visit them on Thur   a little after 2000 hrs and that he would bring to Josephine 2 bottles   of Votka.5. Then, Subject asked F when should he arrange for a meet   with LOG, because in front of Josephine they do not speak about   politics. F told Subject that the logical thing to do would be to   take advantage "of the social gathering" with LOG to make arrangements   for their next meet. Subject agreed and asked ? whether our security   people decided to give or not to give the directory to him for   passing it LOG. F told Subject that he messed the matter by bringing   into the picture a nonexisting Patricia which we were not able to   produce. Therefore, the first step is getting rid of Patricia, which   means to get to the point of F's first instruction: Subject really   has no close friend or contact in the U.S. Embassy and is willing   to develop one if LOG insists on getting the directory: Subject is   willing to follow LOG's instruction regarding how to go about it.   With regard to "Patricia" Subject will have to state that she did not   return from her leave and he does not know why.6. At that point Subject and F were already at the Diana   Circle and Subject suggested that they stop for a drink in Insurgentes   at Samborns which is only a couple of blocks from his office and F   agreed. They remained there about 50 minutes.7. Subject stated that the directory has become a problem.
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18-3-commented that the existing problem was created by Subject and hisnot compiance with the instruction; the only way out of it now isto do what ? told him in the car.8. In reply to F question Subject stated that the 2 Americans   who arrived here on Sunday July 6 were interested in investing capital   in a cuinery a housing project for people of low income. He added   that one of them is owner of a mining corporation and the otherone   is from the Beneficiary ( if rembered correctly) Insurance Co. Ke   belives that they were satisfied with the findingsm but it will take   about a month before the deal materialices, because the approval of   appropriate board was needed.9. Subject showed to F a calling card of Ir. C. Lester McGee   ( or MacGee), President of Moon Valley Lining Corporation,   3113 Oakland Ave (or Street), Dallas, Texas. There were at least   two other addresses listed which F did not remember. Subject went   on to say that Fr. NacGee was interested in buying platinum, but   Subject told him that Nexico had no platinum and that once the Sovy   were trying to sell a quantity in Mexico. Mr. NacGee told Subject   to look into the matter and explained him the mechanics of the deal.   Sove would have to make a firm offer to a Swiss company which is   controlled by a Canadian company which is in fact a subsidiary of   an American company: ultimate destination of the pistinun is the   U.S. Reportedly, the deal is all the way through a clean legal   commercial transaction and terms of payment would be Irrevocable,   Confirmed Lester of Credit, cash on delivery in Switzerland. The   intial purchase would be 5,000 ounces but there is will to buy up.   to i cillion Collars worth of platinuz. Subject asked should he   ask LCG are the Sovs interested in the deal.10. F told Subject he should tell about it to LOC if there is    a commission for the person who facilitates the deal. According to    Subject there is a $1.- Commission per ounce if he can provide    the goods. F told Subject he should express the desire that LOG    oitain the into himself and if the answer is savorable and the price    right then I can introduce Subject to the Sov official who will
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-4-be authorized to close the deal. Subject agreed to emphasize the attractiveness of the comission end the advantage of the fact that the deel is handled in Switzerland and consequently the commission is also paid there. F Cold Subject that he wanted to know in detail LOGS reaction concerning the commission. Subject should also play around with the theme that it would be adeal if LOC could trevel to Switzerland te introduce him to the right person (Sov) and similar.11. Subject commented that the buyer is serious and it remains to be seen are the Sov willing to sell at a convenient for them but still fair price. Subject went on to say that if the deal was to go well he would have to go to Switzerland, and this arizes another problem, i.e. how long would it take for him to get American Passport, because he id presently documented by his Birth Certificate. F told him to start thinking about passing thet bridge when he comes to it.12. Subject appeared to be satisfied with Fs attitude in the abovέ conversation and he commented that with this matter showing up plus the tennis hat and the written report there should be enough for a meet with LOG. F told Subject that he wanted a carbon copy of the report he would hand to LOG and Subject precise to make one..13. Then, Subject observed that in order to place the business talk with LOG in the right prospective he would have to see LOG before Er. LeGee and his companion leave, which means the latest on Wed noon. F. told him to go ahend and make arrangements which would be normal if he was trying to push the platinum deel, but if he gets to see LOG before Thur at his (Josephines) apt, he should advise 7 by phone, 1.e. leave a message for F to ring him up.14. Comment by Fernaid:b. Even if nothing comes out of the platinus deal, which is quite likely, conversation about it and the associated commission, should give us some reading on LOG on one hand and on the ctier shed more light ca the personal relation between Subject and 10.b. The so call- social relation between crephine and 200 is interim to say the least.Feruel
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ATTACHMENTJuly 9, 1969Subject: Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712)Source: Jimmy SABORI1. According to Source LOG phoned him on Friday July 4 at 1100 hrs and told that he would be out of town on July 5 and 6 and, consequently, would want to reschedule their meet. LOG proposed Monday or Tuesday and Source told him that he would be busy with some American businessmen. LOG concluded that he wanted to visit Josephine ALCAYACA Segues next week and will do it probably on Thursday (July 10), but will phone earlier.2. According to Source LOG does not miss a week to give a ring to Josephine ALOAYAGA just to say Hello.3. During the phone conversation mentioned in para Ll above LOG reminded Source that he was interested in having next week in writing what Mexican officials thought about the American promises made at the Interamerican Economic Conference in Port of Spain.4. The following are LOG's statements made to Source some of their previous meets:   a. LOG has a Life Insurance for 1 million Pesos with Monterrey Comania de Seguros, S.A. in Mexico City.   b. LOG told Source that it was good to have a friend "on the other side", meaning American side, because one can never tell what might happen.   c. LOG brags about having money of his own.FHFernald
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July 5, 1969Contact ReportSubject: LELACU-1 (7-4305)Date of Meet: July 2 at Paris-Hexico Restaurant at 1640 hrs.1. Prearranged neet to which Subject came on time and seeing me he drove around several blocks end returned to the prearranged place 6 minutes later.I paid L-1 1,000 salary for June '69.Next meet: July 9 with the pick up at the same place at 1615 hrs.2. L-1 told me about the evening he spend with LIOVAL-l at the Sov show. He reported the matter exactly as LIOVAL-1 did and added test in spite of his intention to meet with some members of the Sov group he did not find time to do it.3. With regard to the visit he promised to make to LOCINOV L- stated that he was not able to make up his mind in deing it, because he feared that LOG might suspect him for showing so much interest in him now and previously he was avoiding him. I repeated my request that he go and see LOGINOT before we meet next week. He said he would do it on Friday July 4 at 1015 hrs.4. I told L-l that I wanted him to do more writing for us in accordance with our previous agreement. He promised to do it, and I believe that while he is with me he seriously means what he says.5. As the Attacgwent will show i-l spoke about his talk with Farel WEDSL and he was instructed to obtain more info, especially, factual info.6. game Subject the copy of the First Circle in Russian cri he mes pleased to get the deck.7. L-1 is still living harmoniously with his wife and I-1 is convincing himself that he wants to live with his wife and does c want to give hix her a reusea for quarreltag.8. I talked to - shout the need that he arrociate with SovFergald
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Subject: Valention LOGINOV- Bio Sketch by LIFACON-1Remarks:1. Concerning the problems which Log has with his colleagues LIHACON-1 was not able to offer specific examples. In at least 3 instances LCG spoke to L-1 that the psychological atmospher within the Sov Embassy is horrible and depressing. LOG stated that there was not a single person in the Embassy in which one can confidet everybody is ready to cut otherones throat just to advance; if there is nothing the colleagues can pin against a person they start intriguing hoping that one might lose his temper and commit something stupid which would be sufficient to harm the person involved: if ones asks for advise he would in no time find out that he was considered incompetent.In Fall 1963 L-l invited LOG to attend a party and told him that Yuriy CHERNISH (P-13,042) would be there. LOG stated that he would not come, because it would mean or getting himself in trouble or getting CHERNISH in trouble; to keep away from Sov colleagues is the only of keeping out of troubles, concluded LCG.2. With regard to the statement that LCG was commiting errore by exterting pressure on other people L-l stated that he reported LOGS renewed attempt to recruit Niguel Angel. In doing so LOG abandoned his tact and ignored the sensitivity of the other person; LOG talk to L-1 in Cuautla tock place in less than a month from LOG's pitch to Miguel Angel: the way ICG spoke to E-l made it evident that LOG disregarded ops security rules. Such things did not happen before and L-1 concluded that or rent all out to ecileve sole success fore he leaves 208 "cost what it may"When 1-1 stated thet te believed that 10 would be a good perron ander normal conditions, he meant that he believed that 504 is basically a good person and would be acting and tehaving as a good preson in kis normal environment, i.e.. if he remained as a meik on the farm, or he was a tractor driver or a truck driver and sikiler, cecerise in such conditions 100 would do a good for end mouil cot have to depend on rental capability which he does not have.
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23- 2 -4. L-l does not know why LOG expresses such a great love and admiration for Spein and Spaniards. L-l feels positive that LCG was never in Spain; he has no reason to believe that LOG did any extensive reading about Spain; in fact L-l believes that LOG knows about Spain what he heard from Spaniards who leve in the USSR and, apparently, he was associating with a number of them in Moscow.BEFernald.
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Valentin LOGINOVEdad aproximada de 43-45 años, aunque apareita menos. Fisicamente de complexión atletica, alto. Juega muy bien al tenis. Recientemente quedo en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo lugar en el Clue Francia, donde practica este deporte. Cuida muchisimo su condición fisica y más que nada su apariencia. En este sentido es muy vanidoso. Muy pocos amigos saben que tiene una hija de 16-17 años. Cuando le preguntan si trene 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 *aguariter* muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasión requiere de tomar mucho agucenta 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 *who take of posto point of crice)* 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 última, linea a seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir que no tiene ideas propias. Sigue fidelisimamente la "linea" porque sabe muy bien que es la única forma rápida y eficaz de escalar en su carrera. Le gusta muchísimo la vida buena, tipo occidental, aunque antes se dejaría cortar un brazo que confesarselo asi mismo. Es muy ambicioso y se ve que tiene problemas con sus compañeros de trabajo. Hable despectivamente de ellos. No le gusta nada la idea de tener que permanecer en Moscú lcs dos años que vienen. Ma dijo que haría lo posible que al transcurrir esos años lo mandaran de preferencia otra vez a Mexico. Su ilusión más grande es trabajar en España. Adora a los españoles. La forma de ser de los mejicanos no le gusta. Por eso si quiere regresar, quiere decir que prefiere cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Rusia. Creo que precisamente
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- 2-porque ya tiene que partir en julio, es por lo que ultimamente estacometiendo errores. Quiere hacer *pertes* a como de lugar, presionandoa la gente de *que antes janis hacía*. El dia 3 de mayo lo vi'en Cuaulatia, y sabiendo que yo no quiero trabajar para el, meinsistió, llegando al *celeeio* de preguntar si podíamos abordar ami alumno John, sin siguiera preguntar por la personalidad y forma depensar de John: En los 15 miautos que estuvimos jüntos no habló masque de eso. Cuando yo le dije que ya le había dicho antes que nome gustaba esa clase de trabajo, me contesto que el creia que loque me pasaba es que tenía miedo. La forma más inocente de hacermepicar! A continuación, me invito 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 Mosca.No se hasta que punto sus ambiciones puedan *guiarlo*. 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 nt, 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 extréniadamente canteloso.Rebuniendo: Mi impresión es que es una buena persona, de buenossantizientos, pero que una vez metido en "ese trabajo," por razonesque desconocemos, hace todo lo posible por destacas.
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26# Valentin LigianEdad aproximada de 43-45 anos; aunque espacioso.Fisicamente de complexion allitica, alto.Juzga muy bien al tirar. Riviendente suele asistir de lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo lugar en el Club Frances, donde practica ese deporte. Cuida muchisimo su condicion fisica y niri que vista su apariencia. En este sentido es muy sincero. Muy poco amigos suelen ser.Pero amigos saben que tiene una hija de 16-17 anos. Cuando le preguntan si tiene hijos habla solo de su hijo de 17 anos de edad. Le da pena presentar a su mujer, que es muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mas edad que el. De firme, toma muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasion supone de tomar mucho agradece y ruega se le sirvan. Es muy amable en el trato.Nunca trata de imponer su cilion, pero siempre pide.Deute de condescender por los buenas a ser interesantes.Cuando ve que puede hacer lo obtiene. Siempre dije![blurred image]la lluvia directas y la ultima tiene es separ
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27que liéeni prettizens éter per censuiérer di tentang Pelle dispiclinicsute de ells. She le grater nädin lin edir các litúe que firemni *é*. Meren los *é* um gui u. *Mе dije que karia le pinkle quer al bauersto* ***u di*** *Mitice. Fre iterion** *прий* **Elegien en behereña. Arkezion is los esperen** *lis. Le forure ite res de la mapenzio ***n innor Puna.*** *in. Gurta. Por* Criu que precizieinli Fergus ya line quet parks *& de pretis*; es per lagers eith-licende cortes. Quiri brez minta comes de lijny, preninans to la la yente de forre que auter jhund juurid katik. El dia 3 di eeney to vi in Circuit y heteks que yo no quies thi Wsponde it color, pregenbar por la pi Joke! Eu Cor 15 miAll in Grani alidad y ferrera de penser els Joker. nuto ye lodije que yor Da dare in th youtu it is nogurtale hobia dicke aules gut
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28No se trata ya tanto de combatir, poder resistira preparar incluso por medio de al-pillo victimas.Como persona y en condiciones necesarias a mis presosricos, jóvenes y fiel senado. Sin embargola verdad es que nunca te dejé a correrte muybien, en parte posiblemente porque casi diste el granCapricho sentir inconfundible que quicia algo de un muyaparte de nuestra amistad y en parte porque casi todoy la desconfianza que llegó a decir, como yo digo, precision.re desinterés por conflicto, un muchisimo.Lo extremadamente cauteloso.Renunciarle: ser inferior a que es una tarea personasde buenos sentimientos, porque quede en ese peligro, por razones que divergen si uno, bajola de si ponte por destacar.
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# Contact ReportSubject: Jimmy SABORIDate of Keet: July 1 at Seps-Paris a 1900 hra1. This meet was held in lieu of the one scheduled for June 30 at 1400 hrs. Subj requested the postponment of the meet by phone on grounde that LOGINOV did not show up for the meet on June 25 and another meet with him was arranged by phone and will take place on June 30 at 1400 bre. PERNALD phoned to Subject the same day of his call and arranged to see him at Seps-Paris restaurant at 1900 hrs. F who came to the meet place 5 minutes earlier found Subject there waiting for him. The meet lasted 5 hours in spite of the fact that paid the bill 2 hours before Subject decided to leave.Next meet: Konday July 7 at the Del Perseo at 1400 hrs. Note: ?. will change the reet place to a more modest restaurant.2. Subject irmediately scked what was the decision concerning the Emb directory which LOGINOVnds asking for. ? told Subject that the directory was his last worry end that he would like to hear how did the things go with LOGINOV. Subject started speaking about the meet (see separate Attack.!By the time Subject was through with his description of the meet, ? obtained a more convenient table and as XE moved to it. requested Subject to write additional date to his FRQ-I which he did promptly. Then I asked him to write the chroco sequence of his contacts with LOGINOY which Subject did by looking in his agende and he did it Ithout hesitation.3. At this point Subject told? hat he had seen him in the vicinity of the place where he met with LOTION. stated that he was there and that the purpose of being there was that Subject nee him. He asked tid ? also see LCG and stated that when he saw Lon coming he moved in the direction from which subject we coming. concluted by saying that the fact that? wep there himself should be sufficient to assure Subject the we keep operational costore reperieted to a tale of persons for reapons of a rit.4. ? looked at what Subject trete conerning to ceata rith
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- 2-and told Subject that according to the plote rerrere he left for F it appeared that LCG did not come to the meet scheduled for June 25 end not as he put it on paper. Subject repeated what he wrote and confirmed that on June 20 Juligeet did not show up and on June 25 LOG aidzis came and Subject did not show up (LIE PRACE surveillance confirmed the latter statement ). I observed that on his first meet with Subject on June 23 Subject said that he had a meet with LOG on June 25 and told him that he had no time to try to get the directory. Subject showed no embarrassment and he told that he must have mieeundertood Subject's statement.5. F told Subject that he did not follow Fe instruction in speaking to LCG about the directory, specifically, by bringing up a name of Patricia which created a problem without which he would be much better off. The fact is that Subject brows nodody in the U.S. Embassy. Subject was of the opinion that we can always introduce him to a person in the Emb who can play, the role of being his acquaintance. ? told Subject that we were not care pulling rabbits out of a hat and all our actions were conducted within limits of security. That Subject was suggesting was a complete disregard for our as well his own security and the best thing he can tell LOG on their next meet was that "Patricia" did not show up es yet.6. It may be noted that is attempt to debrief Subject on what transpired at each of his maets with ICG did not tear desired results. Subject stated the facts he mentioned to ? on their first meet and started repeating himself as he was going on. Therefore, F decided to get as detailed as possible description of the last meet and Subject was cooperative. Although, Subject spoke about the last meet at the begining of our weet he did not aina trying putting it in sequence as it took place. From what Subject stated previous meets it may be worthwhile noting that Subject had a party at his apt on June 10 and he asked LCG to come to the party. Lo explained Subject that he did not like to be seen in large group's and he sent Subject 2 hot lem of Votka for the party. Subject also stated that in 2 - 3 instences de promised 10G to bring hic a tennis hat frow the T.S. Actually, LO would like to inve 2 tennis hats, one with a vinor and the other type with e ris around, size large. Subject had an epirtualty of dolas it, but at the proper cement ha forgot about 14. Loc etille brings up the fact that Subject forget about him and