Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET-5-Soviet Involverent in Student Msonders of 1658:Debriefing conducted 25-25 April 1970: EXIDRIFF stated that LOGINCY want cut et nichts often during this period uni told her It was to make "antoate." for also stated that his work during this period was some of the cost dangerous he had ever done. ANNIERIFF was certain that these "contacts" involved in student piots. AEMIERIFF related that once at Auto Cine, LOGONOV made a meeting with a group of youths who cane in another car (Felcon). Another time, some 2 or 3 days later, LOGAW hed MITOPOLSKI give him some shotguns which MITOPOLSKI had charge of. LOGINOV cot the guns about 2200 or 2300; the guns were returned the next morning. Others who seemed to be going out all the time at night during the student riots (end talking about their meetings in general the next morning) were FOLSHAKOV, KORMOUSIKI, KIKIPOROV. AEDDRIFF never heard mention of money being passed during this period (ise., to Soviet assets involved in riots) nor any wention of any names or positions of assets (This not in agreement with some of Dan Jemes info). CHAVKCV seemed to be involved also.Debriefing conducted 12-16 1970: AMIDRIFF was again questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1968 student disorders. She reported that all she really knew was that the Soviets were very busy curing this period; that LOGIKOV told her he was going out every night to make "contects;" that she overheard Soviet case officers talking at various times during this period to effect that they very busy, mrking zany contects; that the situation was potentially explosive and a dangerous time for thea to te making such ecatsets. ALIIKUFF twice was with LEGNICVSECRET
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331SECRET-7-when he met with some "youths" in private conversations. However, AEMIDRIFF stated she did not ever hear any mention of any names of Soviet contacts in relation with the student disorders, any mention of the level of involvement of these contacts in the student organizations, any mention of Soviet guidance to the student movement, financing of the student movement, or the like. She really doesn't know that the Soviets had any contacts with direct access to information to these activities, but she strongly assumes that they did, based on their level of activity and the strong tenor that LOGINOV and other case officers gave to the idea that the contacts they were making were dangerous ones for them to be seen with during this period.Debriefing conducted 1-6 June 1970: AEMIDRIFF questioned re 1968 student disorders again, for clarification previously reported details. She stated that the Soviets had some different types of rifles in the Commercial Office which served as samples of guns which they were trying to sell commercially in Mexico. One night about 11 o'clock, during the period of student riots, LOGINOV came to the Commercial Office with MITOPOSSKI (AEMIDRIFF was there watching TV). They got "some" rifles - AEMIDRIFF could not see how many or what kind. They took them out in some sort of bags. The next morning "some" rifles were returned to the Commercial Office, but AEMIDRIFF doesn't know whether all of them were brought back. She doesn't know whether or not LOGINOV might have been duty officer for the Embassy for that night.AEMIDRIFF stated that MECHIPORENKO's trip back to the USSR during the 1968 riots may well have been to report on the riots. However, she didn't know that this was the case and noone specifically told her so.SECRET
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332Files: P-13,042P-13,623P-13,223P-11,712MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Conversation with Ed ELLY with USISDATE : 3 December 19691. On 3 December 1959 I had a brief conversation with Ed ELLY to find out if he knew any of the Soviets at the French Club, and to brief him on these individuals. He did not know either CHERNYSH (P-13,042) or SHEVCHINKO (P-15,623) by name and when I showed him pictures, he said that he did not recognize them by sight either. Since he is a relatively good player and they are relatively poor, it is not likely that they would play together. He said, however, that he would keep his eyes open for them and would try to identify some of the contacts they appear to be making at the French Club: I explained to him who the two Soviets were and why we were interested in them, and he said that he would be only to happy to do what he could.2. I also asked him about Gloria PINTO (P-13,223) and showed him a picture of her, but while he thinks he may have seen her, he does not know her. He will check with his wife who may very well know her since she is a regular player and probably more or less in the same league with Gloria. I told ELLY that Gloria had been very close to LOGINOV (P-11,712) and that I was interested to find out if she would now, since he has departed, transfer her attention to one of the other Soviets. (I was specifically interested in finding out whether or not Gloria and CHERNYSIH had met on the morning of 29 November as indicated by LIENVOY, but ELLY had not been at the French Club that morning.)3. ELLY commented that he had found it hard to make contacts at sports clubs in Mexico than in other countries. Mexicans were particularly difficult to become friendly with and it was not at all uncommon to have a tennis match with no personal contact whatsoever. He said, however, that he thought the French Club was better than most in Mexico City. Even though the people at the French club were rather clanish, it was easier to get to know them there than, for example, at Chapultepec.SECRETVincent P. RIZZUTO
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1 November 1969MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Recruitment of Dianne de la VEGA, 31 Oct 69P-11,712say about anything, why whether it be American or Russian. He is only interested in booze and women. I would say this is a pretty accurate description of TUCHI (who is now gone--replaced by EMFLUTE'S friend PERFILIYEV).5. Subject has also met LOGINOV, for whom she did not have too much xanax respect. She didn't think him very smart, and he was constantly saying foolish things against the United States. Shaznaxar sakzkia I asked if LOGINOV had ever made a pass at her. She said no; but then she never saw him when his wife was not along. (Again, she has come up with a pretty accurate thumbnail description.)6. Getting back to SARATOV, they have remained good friends (sincethe Olyppics, and the friendship extends to SARATOV's wife. Subject and Natasha are very friendly, and I would like to keep it this way, for several reasons. I don't think there has been any sex betwen Subject and SARATOX (although I could be rong, and I will ask, and I think get the truth). Subject is well aware of the friction between SARATOV and wife, and has a matter of fact Natasha has said quite openly that she intends to leave SARATON in about a year. They have an 11-year-old to whom she is very attached, and since he must return to the USSR to complete his schooling, she is going to return with him. In effect, she has chosen her son over her husband. Subject does not know whther Natasha's dyerly close attachment to her son (she won't go out in the evening until he is in bed, etc.) is is, theresul the result of SARATOVS palying around, on vice-versa, but it is a fact, and it irritates the hell out of SARATON. On the other hand, Natasha is attractive, intelligent, and if anything more stry f y attached to the Soviet Union than SARATOV Alrasit. Recently she offered to give Supect Rugatan1. Subt is the te or op 15" sty   10 til 1 t han will pr
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334AEDIEHARD (F-11712) October 7, 1969Contact ReportSubject: Jimmy SABORI (P-13,830)Date/Place of Meet: Oct 7 at Ches Rene Rest at 1414 hrs.1. The meet was arranged by phone and 8 came about 14 min late.   NEXT MEET: Oct 10 (Friday) Insurgentes Sus & Extremadura at 1100 hrs.2. According to S his last meet with AEDIEHARD was on Aug 25. A had arranged a meet with S for Sept 10, but A did not come to that meet. Two days later,i.e. after he did not come to the scheduled meet A phoned to S' apt in the afternoon when he was not home and after exchange of nice words with Josephine he told her that he was not able to keep his appointment with 8 two days ago and he wanted to apologize for not showing up and that he would ring up 8 in a day or two. Because there were no calls from A for few days (sic), 8 decided to give him a ring and advise him that he had something for him, namely, S had in his possession a duplicated copy of an "Agreement" concerning the Platinum deal. As it is evident from the mentioned copy of the Agreement the same was signed and the Buyers Agent signature, was legalised by the U.S. Consul in Mexico City on Sept 25.3. Although, this story lacks acuracy in terms I of dates, it is subtantially different from the one s gave to FERNALD on Sept 12, the date of their last personal meet. Inspite of the vagueness concerning the dates and absence of detaile, this story appears to be much closer to truth, than the version of Sept 12.4. S gave me for copying a technical copy of the above mentioned Agreement concerning the Platinum transaction. As is evident from the wording of the Agreement 8 would have nothing to do with buyer or Buyer's Agent. The Agreement places & on the Sellere side or at the best makes him middle can between the actual Seller and Buyer's Agent. ? did not read the Agreement in the restaurant (during the meat) and made no comments with regard to the Platinum transaction as such.
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5. S asked P should he ring up A from the restaurant to ask for a meet with him. F told S that A had left or was about to take off the same afternoon. Instead of commenting on the fact the A left without even indicating to S that he might leave, S stated that this situation was giving him an opportunity to find out for us who was As replacement. F told him that it was a common knowledge as to who was As replacement and that the only thing to ascertain positively was whether A had dropped him (S) or the developments prevented A from meeting with S.6. Therefore, F suggested to S to phone to the Sov Emb by using the duple talk (code) which A gave him and see what happens. If ahother person tells him that A left Mexico, S should sek how was he to go about a transaction he intiated with A. If the answering person insists in knowing what was it about, which is doubtful, S should limgi himself to the statement that it is a commercial matter involving large amount of money, and it reached the stage that an sction should be taken.7. S promised to phone to the Sov Emb on Oct 8 about 1000 hrs and F told him that he would give him a ring about 1500 hrs.88 F told S that he intended to discuss a serious matter with him but did not have all the facts on hand as yet. F added that he would have all the facte the latest Thursday Oct 9 and he asked S to come on Friday Oct 10 to the place mentioned in para 1 above at 1100 hrs and that they would go to an adequate place for such a conversation. S offered that the conv could be held in his apt and P tolf that it would be against our practices.9. As far as his present activity was concerned, S stated that he was doing a lots of running in connection with his attempt to sell the unfinished hotel on the Caleta Beach in Acapulco.BHPernald
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336COUNTRY OF MEXICOCITY OF MEXICO, D.F.AGREEMENTTHIS AGREEMENT made as of the date of the signatures hereto, by and between the undersigned SELLER'S AGENT, as agent for an undisclosed Foreign Principal, hereinafter referred to as SELLER, and the undersigned BUYER'S AGENT, as 'agent for another un- disclosed Foreign Principal, hereinafter referred to as BUYER;WHEREAS, Seller's Agent represents, as authorized agent, a Foreign Principal or entity, who are the owners of certain amounts of Platinum and also represents that Seller's Agent, being an American citizen, has no rights, title or interest, either legal or equitable in and to said Platinum, and is acting as Agent solely for a commission; andWHEREAS, Buyer's Agent represents that'his principal desires to purchase Platinum from a Foreign Principal or entity, being a domestic American company, has no rights, title or interest, either legal or equitable in and to said Platinum, and is acting as Agent solely for a commission;NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, covenants and conditions hereinafter contained, it is mutually agreed by and between the parties as follows:(a) Seller's Agent agrees to sell and Buyer's Agent agrees to purchase approximately One Hundred Thousand (100,000) troy ounces of Platinum core or less in shipments of Twenty Thousand (20,000) ounces monthly, priced on the basis of 1000 fineness, the same to be a transaction through a mutually acceptable bank in Zurich, Switzerland.(b) In connection with the said purchase and sale, the following procedure shall be followed:(1) Upon the execution of this agreement, the Buyer's Agent shall take immediate steps to cause to be issued to the Foreign Commercial Bank, Bellairestrasse S2, Zurich, Switzerland, a divisible, transferrable, irrevocable, unconditional and without recourse, letter of credit payable in U.S. currency, in an amount sufficient to purchase the first shipment of Twenty Thousand (20,000) troy ounces of Platinum issued by a bank acceptable to Seller's Agent. The said letter of credit shall be in the form set forth, attached hereto and made a part hereof; a non-negotiable copy of the letter of credit so posted shall be furnished to Seller's agent to examine.(2) Ten (10) banking days herefrom is granted to Buyer's Agent to deposit said letter of credit from the case of accept- ance of this agreement and signature thereof.
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338(d) This Agrecreat to the extent it centravenes any naticaal or local government laws, ordinances or regulations of Switzerland or the Calted States of America, shall be deemed null and void.(e) Performance under this Agreement shall be excused for and so long as forces majeure, acts of Cod, strikes, war in which efther country is involved, or any similar force majeure cause which may interfere with the performance beyond the control of the parties hereto.(f) Seller's Agent shall provide Paper's Agent & Warehouse recetpt in in-transit-permit, and an assay report with each shipment.(g) All notices which may be given under this Agreement shall be given in writing by prepaid cable, airmail, or by personal service to. Buyer's or to Seller's agent at the address listed below.(h) The price of said Platinum shall be Ninety-five ($95.00) U.S. Dollars per troy ounce per 1000/fine.(i) Seller's Agent expressly agrees that if Buyer's Agent shall have furnished a letter of credit as specified in sub- paragraphs (1) and (2) of Section b above, and Seller's Agent shall fail to deliver all of said Platinum as provided in sub-paragraph (3) of Section b above, and the documentation referred to in paragraph (4) of Section b above, then Buyer's Agent, at his option shall be entitled: to cancel this contract: and neither party shall have any further obligation hereunder.Seller's AgentBuyer's AgentLANCY 3. ROCHof the United States of America at.....................................................duly committed and ovelled, dosby certify that on this .......................................................................day of me persorally app![photo of clarence lester mc ghee signature]:CKMENCE TESTER HC GHEEdescribed in, where to mo paragically known as mais Dameuarices 18, 303 scrutes the cercard lustrument, and bing Informed by mo of the coniasis et desiramensis acknowledged to the executed the same fresty and cluntary fopane uses and pur therein mentionas.in witness whereof I have hereunta set my hand and official seal the day and your taal above writton,![signature of lancy 3 koch]LANCY S. KOCHAmerican Consul
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339SITTLOG, DRUID, NOU, HAY6 October, 1969CONTACT REPORTSUBJECT: LEBACON 1DATE, TIME, PLACE: 6 Oct. 1100-1200, JET Cafe.1. Subject arrived at the Cafe five minutes late (unusual for him) fairly bubbling over with "good news". Subject had a little difficulty getting to LOGINOV'S Embassy des edida at 1900 hrs. as he had planned. It seems that the neighbor with whom he had planed to le ve his child was not at home and so he had to wait until his wife came home, at about 2020 hrs. Subj arrived at the Embassy at about 2020 hours where he was warmly greeted by LOG. After only a few words of greeting, Mrs. LOG fixed Subj a drink and a sandwich, and LOG excused himself saying he had to take care of the many guests and telling Subj to make himself at home, "you are more or less one of us." It should be noted that LOG did not introduce anyone to Subj. Subj soon approached Yuri CERNYSH and a rather long, innocuous conversation ensued. Mikhail P. DAVYDOVSKI approached the pair and was introduced to Subj by CHERNISH. (Card attached.) Subj was very taken with DAVIDOVS. It's charm an simplicity and learned that the latter had at one time been a "locksmith," (?) and having studied at the "Inte national Diplomatic Institute" recived this appointment as Private Sect to the ambassador.2. During one of Subj's free moments he approached Pavel KOVALEV, whom he recognized from the army Day party which attended, but he could not recall his name. KOVALEV said he thought he recognized Subj's face but could not place it. Subj then told him that his mother taught Spanish at the Embassy (actually Subj told me he is not sure she is still doing so.) KOVALEV said he was interested in forming a small group to stud Spanish and have Subj teach it and the latter heartily agreed to do so.KOVALEV promised to phone Subj at the earliest opportunity. Subj asked KOVALEV how the latter sould be adiressed, i.e., what was his position at the Embassy? K replied that he was more or less attached to the military attache's office.3. Subject met a young lady, Tanya LTI, and husband name unknown. They have been in Mexico for three months. Very little, if anything else, was said but Subj was impressed with the girl, physically that is. Subj left the party before 2300, got a bear hug from LOG and was escorted to the door by KOVALEV. Subj having only had two drinks while as the party went to Cill's but she was out, so he went elsewhere (no identification) where he sent the night "talking."DFDD. F. DILLONi.e. be deduct full LIBERATED, as to who has laws,That "will be back" - UPL
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Mexico, DF.,## En Honor del Cónsul de la Unión SoviéticaEl señor Valentin S. Loguinov, cónsul de la Unión Soviética en México, y su distinguida esposa, Alejandra de Lõguinov, regresaran en fecha proxima a su pais; por ello un grupo de amigos ofrecieron en dias pasados una fiesta para despedirles.La cita fue allá en San Angel, en la residencia del doctor Luis Gomez Correa quien junto con su esposa Silvia M. de Gómez atendieron a sus huéspedes de maravillaEsa noche ia cena estuvo riquisima... Platillos tipicos de los dos paises, complementados con el tradicional vodka Musica popular rusa amenizó la velada de la que se disfrutó hasta las primeras horas del domingo1: Mercedes Pinio, Gloria Z. de Pinto y Alejandra de Longuinov.2: Beatriz Bacon3: Ralph Weigan.4: El anfitrión de esa noche doctor Luis Gómez Correa con el agasajado señor Valentin S. Longinov y don Tomas Lopez Sanchez.3: Lourdes Aguilar, CONTENTISIMĄ, toda la noche con ella Manuel Hernández.6: FLASH!... Virginia Fernandez de Aguilar y Ruth B. de Wiegandı.7: Doctor Jose Mana Pinto y Adrián Aguilar.8: ¡MIRADITASI de... Guillermo Marcos a Vicky Aguilar.![newspaper ad]
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# 341Sis/sce ee fa DitOctober 4, 1969.Contact ReportSubject: LIGVAL-1 (P-8903)Date/Place of Meet: Oct 3 at Rest. Koyo at 1330 Hrs.1. Prearranged meet to which L-1 came 10 min. early.   Next meet: October 16 at the same place at 1430 hrs.2. Since our last meet (Sept 19) 1-1 had not seen LIFACOS-l who in two instances apologised (2-3 days after the class was due ) for Lot holding the calx class "because he was not feeling well". In bath cases it was obvious to L-l that he was dead drunk when he på phoned. In view of the fact that LIBACON-l did not phone to L-1 for a whole week, L-1 gave him a ring on Cet 2 and he promised to give a lesson to I-1 at 1630 hrs of Cot 3.3. L-1 explained me that his working schedule in the new scholar year keeps him busy in the morning and the afternoon, except, Friday afternoons, which makes it difficult on him to be txix tieing himself twice a week for LIPACCIN-13 class which most of the time does not take place. L-l felt that nothing would be lost if he reduced the Russian language classes to one per week, which would be more than he ever actually had in the past. I told him to go ahead and suit himself.4. I told L-l that AEDIEHARD was scheduled to leeve in about a week and it would be interesting to ascertain whether LIBACON-1 knew it. I-1 will show to LIBACON-1 the Excelsior of Sept 25 in which the Sov End farewell party was announced.L-l felt bed about the fact that he did not even have a chance to see MEDIEHARD face to face.5. L-1 asked could he remird LIBACCH-1 that he promised to cake some arrangements which would enable L-l to meet Alla (GLEFOVA F-13,482) and suggest that AZDIGHARDS departure was opening the possibility to do something along that line. I told L-l that there was no reason to expect that LIEACON-1 would accomplish anything, but L-l should be after hiz on the basis of his former promise.P-11712
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342- 2 -6. I told I-l that he should tell LIFACCH-1 that a person he know quite mix well 3-4 years ago returned to the US Embassy and that this Arerican Embassy official was a very clone friend of a dear friend of his (L-l). I explained to L-1 that auch nowe would certainly plense LIRACON-1 for several obvious reasons, but it was more important to as- certain whether LISACON-l would relay such news to some of his Sor acquaintances. If it happens that DICHARDS replacement or another Sov official attempt to contect -1 through LIPACON-1, it would be an indication that LIBACON-1 got the news of L-l's US Embassy contact: L-l liked the idea and will give the story to LIHACON-1.7. At this point it may be recalled that L-l had met NECHI PORENKO (2-7442 ) at the time he had met YATSKOV..8. Comment by BH:In view of the fact that IMECHIPORENKO by himself is a determined KGB case officer who is agressive in pursuing American targets, I felt that we stand to lose nothing by adding to L-l a label of having a contact in the US Embassy...BHFernald
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SECRETDRAFTMEMORANDUM FOR: The RecordFROM : C/CUBSUBJECT : Visit to the Soviet Embassy, Night of 1 October 1969; Occasion: Déspedida for Valentin LOGINOV1. As members of the Cuerpo Consular, Terence D. SISTONE and his wife were formally invited to Valentin LOGINOV's despedida. The scheduled hours on the invitation were from 7:00 to 9:00. Actually, they arrived at about 7:45 and left at about 9:15. SISTONE had two main purposes in attending the reception: 1) to determine LOGINOV's replacement, and 2) to meet the Cubans present, if any. On the first count SISTONE was successful. Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO was formally introduced to the crowd as LOGINOV's replacement by Mr. KAZANTSEV, the Soviet Chargé. On the second count SISTONE was not successful. The only Cuban present that he recognized from mug photos was Rafael MIRABAL Fernandez, who quite obviously avoided any contact with SISTONE, rather furtively staying on the other side of the room at all times. In all, SISTONE talked to some nine Soviet Embassy officials that he could recognize from the mug book and had somewhat extensive conversation with three, LOGINOV; KAZANTSEV, the Chargé; and Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, TASS representative. For coverSECRET