Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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2. 4. LIRING/4 also reported that Manuel Marcué Pardiñas had asked her not to call him at his home again to ask for news, or as a matter of fact discuss in any way the case by telephone. He stated that he felt the phone of LIRING/4 as well as his own phones were tapped and that possibly LIRING/4's apartment was being watched. He did not specify by whose or for what purpose, but LIRING/4 told Rowton that she assumed it would be either by the Mexican Government or the Mano Blanca of Guatemala or both. Rowton again encouraged LIRING/4 to move out of the Atoyac apartment and back into the less conspicuous calzada Tacubaya place, commenting that this would not only prevent future security risks but also convince the LIRINGs that she was suffering financially because of LIRING/3's plight (she stated that she has already intimated this inconversations with the wife and secretary of the LIRING Chief, as well as with LIRING/2). LIRING/4 agreed but expressed regret that the Tacubaya apartment did not have a phone and that she might miss important mail addressed to the Atoyac apartment and arriving after her departure. Rowton suggested one last letter to the Mexican Consul in Guatemala City simply advising him of the change of address.5. LIRING/4 also showed Rowton the return address typed on the envelope in which the note from LIRING/3 to her had been forwarded. The address, which Rowton supposes is notional, placed on the envelope by Otavio Serrano for security reasons, is as follows:Carlos Rodriguez35 Avenida 20-67, Zona 5Guatemala C.A.6. Rowton concluded with the comment that he felt LIRING/4 need not take Marcué's instruction not to visit the LIRING offices too seriously, since it was a well known and easily ascertainable fact that LIRING/4 had a logical reason for going there occasionally. Rowton did not wish LIRING/4 to break off relations at this critical time, expecially since LIRING/2 had commented to her on her last visit that she should feel free to come in at any time she needed help or consolation during the crisis.Walice B. Rowton
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# 29 April, 1968SUBJECT: LIRING/4 Report of Contact with Sandoval and Farcué.1. Howton met with LI ING/4 for late lunch at the Junto Blanco restaurant on Kelchor (campo on 29/4/63. She had to bring her child along since the 16-year-old son of LIRING/3 was not at her apartment at the tide.2. LIRING/4 reported that Sandoval of the 13th of November Group of Ion Sosa had again visited her and shoen great concern for her welfare. He again offerfed her some zoney, such as he had, but LIAING/4 refused in vies of his simultaneous complaints of the financial crisis he himself was undergoing. He explained that since Francisco Lara left he had teen supporting Lara's entire fazily consistics of lara's wife, mother, and their two young children. LIRING/4 said Sandoval reached a point in enotional frustration during the conversation that he exclaimed that he would have to resort to robbery or a hold-up in order to get the necessary money not caly to support Lara's family but to send sczeone to Guatezala City to see LIRING/3 and procure a good lawyer for him. LIAISG/4 told "oston that this upset her so that she spent the rest of the evening pleading with Sandoval not to commit any criminal act. Sandoval then revealed that he and his friends had held up a policeman during the Eumphrey visit and taken his gun, since they were short one weapon.3. LIRING/4, ccamenting that Sandoval's only income was from selling language records for the Cortina Instituto Linguistico, told äowtor that she prorised to contact all her friends in an attempt to help him sell the records and thus raise some money legally. L/4 explained to doston that Sandoval's commission is about 350 pesos per set of records, which is actually the down payment made by the customer (the remainder being paid in weekly or conthly instalments of about 165 pesos). L/4 asked poston's telp in finding customers acong his business contacts to help Sandoval.4. LIANG/4 also reported that Haruel Marcué Pardiñas had visited her at her apartment late the previous evening. He told her that Carlos Fersabal's wife, Teresa lozada, would be accompanying her mother-in-law to Guatemala City. He also stated that he was optimistic since Carrillo Flores had instructed the Fexican Consul to appeal to the Guatemalan Minister of Foreign Affairs. Harcué commented that unfortunately the Mexican Consul could not reach this official himself since he was currently in New York. Ee hoped however that the Consul would see the Minister's secretary tdarrange direct intervention. L/4 commented to Roston that Marcus seemed very curious about
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2. the LIEING office, but she fenced off his questions by alleging that she had little or no contact with it. 1/4 also comzented that Sergio Valdez, who was being particularly helpful to her at this time, warned her sternly against accepting any money from Marcué in light of his re- putation as an unscupulous Lothario. 1/4 added that Earcué promised to see her again the following evening to keep her informed.5. hen coxwton again suggested that LIG/4 nove from the Atoyac part- went back to the Facubaya place despite its dreariness and lack of tele- phone, she presented zo objection, commenting that with all the traffic in and out of her atcayac apartment at all hours of the night her reputa- tion is proebly in jeopardy, especially with her iscijale neighbors and the cleaning women and zaids. She promised Porten to move out the following way since it as the end of the month and a logical time. She also promised when revisiting the LIRIG office the next morning to make this known, stres- sing her financial plight.6.KING/4 then appealed to orton to help her establish some sort of contact with LIETIG/3, if for nothing eise than to find out how he was and whether he needed anything. L/4 felt that souten might send some business contact of his to visit 1/3 on Sorton's behalf, giving some recognition signal to LIENG/3. When Rostca pointed out the danger in this of possibly making things worse for L/3, LISING/4 consented that Sandoval had told her that visitors were not required to sign a register or give lengthy explana- tions. L/4 added that she might find someone, including Sergio Valdez cr Raúl Moreno or one of their friends who might make a short trip to Guatena- la City to see LIRING/3. In reply to Roston's query, 1/4 commented that she did not expect anything from the wife or mother of Carlos iersabal since they had not even bothered to telephone her since the arrest became known.7. Koston rozised to give the matter some thought and discuss it further with LIBING/4 the following afternoon.Wallace B. Roston
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```May6 1958```Subject: LIRING/4 Report of Contacts with LIKING Office.1. On 3 May, 1956, LIRC. G/4 reported to Boston that she had revisited the LIRING offices the preceding day and noticed that the black telephone was replaced in the riddle office ( where she herself used to work). She stated that she could not be certain that it was the same instrument and that it was replaced by one of the LIRILG employees, but it appeared that way since she had act seen the instrument there on ter visit on the previous Friday (26/4/63) and LIIG/9 had commented that the telephone would be replaced in th2. ith regard to LIRING/3's current situation, LLC/4 reported that she had again talked to the lexican Consul in Guatemala City by telephone on 2 Hay, 1966, and was reassured that LILING/3 was in good health. The Consul informed her that he could visit 1/3 on Thursdays and Sundays, and would be glad to pass any letters that 1/4 sigt send to hiu for L/3. The Consul also commented that the Hexican keleciones Exteriores had instructed hiz to take up L/3's case with the Guatemalan Kiaistry of Foreign Affairs. He added that he hoped with this pressure to persuade the Guate-zalan government to deport 1/3 within the next ten days.3. LIBING/4 then reported what she described as a very disturbing conversation on 3 May, 1968, with Sergio Valdez. She related that Valdez had coze to see her in the morning to apologize for not having any money to lend her to help her meet expenses. Ee explained that he had not been paid by the RevistaiForque? and was very short of funds himself. L/4 continued that she would have to appeal to all her friends and those of 1/3 for some Goney to tide ter over until 1/3 returned. She then regretted that she had rct been able to locate "Sr. Harris" but if and when he came to Mexico again she would have to "renew diplomatic relations"with his. Sergio Valdez the according to LIKING/4, laughed and said that this feminded him of another nasty razor that he had beard. Es then revealed that Baul Koreno hed recently teid hin that a certain Gonzalez of the Spartaco Club had told him (Koreno) that HIKING/4 had been fired frca the IRING offices because she had been providing information to the F3.3-NC Entassy and that he had learned this from the LIRING "service" officer. Sergio Valdez also mentioed that a "girl who worked in the zona rosa" who nows Teresa cr Carmen Lozada had mentioned that Sr. Harris had offerted Caraen Lozada the sumCS COPY
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2. of 34,000.00 for information on the situation in PBROMEN. LISIG/4told Boston that she was badly shaken by these comments but attemptedto assume as non-chalant an air as possible and did not question SergioValdez to determine the exact source. Che noted that Cergio Valdez halmentioned koston several times to her, always apparently in passing, withthe obvious hope that CIRING/4 would reveal his presence in Mexico andarrange an introduction to him for sergio Valdez. CIRING/4 agrced witahowton that Valdez was probably provoking her since at all times her ap-peared to be well cisposed toward Sr. Earris from what he ones of his fromLIAING/3. Howton commented to L/4 that the last report concerning CarmenLozada appeared to have been fabricated either by Sergio Valdez or one ofhis friends, simply on the basis of the fact that Sr. Harris had been intouch the citite sue mas in mexico.4. LIRC/4 then stated that she felt she had to continue to ispress Sergio   Valdez with her desperate need for money and accordingly telephoned-the   LIRING gatekeeper in his presence and asked for a loan. Then the gatekeeper   responãed favorably, she left Sergio Valdez waiting in the apartment and   went to the LIRING Offices at once to collect the ican. The gatekeeper gave   her 100 pesos on the spot, fortunately in the presence of LIRIEG/13. 1/4   told Roxton that she promised to return the money in the next week, as soon   as she received money promised to her by her father.5. LIXING/4 added that as she was leaving the IIAING office she ran into   the leftist writer, Jaime Labastida, who expressed his sorrow at the arrest   of LIENG/3. Labastida commented that screcne had told his recently that   a cartoon of some kind had appeared in a Tapachula Levspaper "against II-   RING/3". When 1/4 pressed him he gave a description of the "someone" that   definitely identified hin as Sergi: Valiez. L/4 continued that when she   confrcated Sergio Valdex with this upon her return to the apartment, he   hotly denied it, cuch to L/4's mystification.6. LIKING/4 also commented that Manuel Farçue Pardiñas continued to tele-   phone her at very late hours of the right in the hope (she assumed) that   she would invite him up. She called hin a "viejo verde" and added that she   had no intention of seeing him alone at her hore at night.Wallace B. Roston
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8 May, 1968Subject: LINING/4 Report Concerning Sentencing of LIBIG/3.1. LIANG/4 reported to howton at the Pusto Blanco restaurant on Felecor   Ocampo at 1300 on 5/5/68 that Manuel Harcué Fardiñas had infcrued her at   0100- that same day that he had just learned that IG/3 and his nepcew   bad been sentencel to prison, with a cirisun term of six months. Marché   added that his sister and her daughter-in-law z uld be returning to fexico   City by the end of the week and should be able to supply details of the   trial and prospects for the immediate future of heving the prison tera re-   duced. LIRING/4 ex:lained to Routor that she had accepted a dinner invi-   tation at Sanborns extended to her by Aguirre Jeries. almost: Hau stuchea at the University of liavera, and arrived at thehome of Gilberto and Blanca Amant (Blanca Peña de Arant), with wich she wasstaying, rather late cad found Hanuel Marcué waiting for her. After alogizing profusingly for his previous rude conduct with. L/4, be reportedthe latest news cc.cercing 1/3 to her.2. LIENG/4 agreed with oston that although the prison sentence was pro-   bably definite, she should check it out with the Mexican Conmal personally.   She stated that fortustely she remembered a certain Josefina Rodriguez who   worked in the larça distancia service of Telefonos de México whom she had   originally met as a friend of LIKING/2. 1/4 commented that Srta Rodriguez   whom she described as *Tuy fea* was enamored of LIRING/2: some years ago but   stopped seeing him (to her knowledge) when she found out that he was married.   1/4 continued that Srta nodriguez had already promised to put through lang   distance calls to Guatemala for 1/4 sithout charging the calls, if they could   be arranged during her shift at the switchboard.3. LIRING/4 also recorted that she had azein visited the LIRING offices at   1345 on 7/5/63 and again about 1130 that same morning. At Rowton's request   she gain checked the phone in the third office. On the first visit the of-   fice had already been closed but she ran into LIRI.G/13 at the gate and ac-   cepted a ride home (she felt this fortunate since he dropped her at the   Tacubaya apartment at her request). On this occasion during a brief exchang   of comments with the gatekeeper and L/13, ISI.G/4 learned that LIG/2   will return from BRUKEN on 10/5/68. CS COPY4. On visiting the LIRING Offices on the morning of 8/5/68, LIRING/4 told   Porten that fortunately only her fttend Catalina and hosita (secretary   of LINING/9) were present. then she went into the third office where zosita   was working she asked to use the phone and approached the instrument. Che
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2. was able to note that the name "Cki Electric, Tokyo, Japan" was marked on the instrument. She also rated the word "Gall" but could not tell whether it was part of the manufacturer's size or a Mexican or U.C. subsidiary. She also noted that below the receiver were four switches (like the ordinary push light switches) unmarked or unnumbered. Then she exclaimed to Rosita: "How do you dial on this phone", Rosita replied: "But it's not a phone, it's an intercom". LIRING/4 told Rowton that she then commented: "But now come, the intercom is in the first office." Rosita then, according to L/4, stated: "But that's a special intercom." (L/4 explained that she was referring to the phone she had in her hand).5. LIREI: 3/4 continued that when she passed through the second office, she noted that the phone which had been replaced in that room was of Ericsson manufacture and was the same instrument previously there when she worked in that office. She assumes that the LIRINGS replaced the phone themselves.6. LIRING/4 also told Rowton that she had located an excellent apartment in the Mifico Condesa (Matzatlán and Veracruz) through her friend Blanca Peña who lives in the same development. LIRING/4 added that she had given the administrator 300 pesos to hold the apartment for her until she could arrange a fiador. She also stated that she could obtain a telephone eventually since the former tenant had applied and received approval just before he left. LIRING/4 reassured Rowton that she was telling everyone, particularly the LIRINGS, that she was living at the Tacubaya apartment and temporarily staying as a house guest at the home of Blanca Peña de Azant. She also reassured Rowton that she had informed the LIRING gatekeeper when she returned the 100 peso loan that she had received money from her father in New York. LIRING/4 added that several friends, including the well-known writer Revueltas, had offered to find her some sort of work. She stated that if she could find suitable employment in the mornings she would accept the offer, if only for appearances.Wallace B. Rowton
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SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES 33SECRET(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDINDEX YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NOREF TO FILE NOLile: LIRING-3DISSEM BYACTIONWH8RID COPYFILE: WH/COG 8, CAE, CA/PROP,CI, CI/OPS, CI/ICZ, CI/OA, FI, FI/INT2SECRET 162103Z MAY 63 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 8996/6MAY 68 IN/2603MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR.REF: MEXICO CITY 5548 (IN 09576)LIAISON REPORTS THAT PERSAVAL AND LIRING/3 BEING HELD PAVONPRISON FARM PENDING SENTENCING BY FOURTH JUZGADO DE PRIMERACNSTANCIA. ONLY CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTING COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA.LIAISON SPECULATES THEY WILL RECEIVE LIGHT SENTENCE IF ANY.SECRETBT
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 20 NG AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYSECRET(When Filled In)GROUP 11627REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED38ADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX:YESNO49510BYATZCLASSIFY TO FILE NOE-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BYACTION15PERFILE RIDO PETOBRANCHDESTROY SIG.RD COPYINFO14 8FILEVIRWHICOGE, aloesSECRET 331612Z APR 63 CITE MEXICO CITY 5423TORGUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECOFRPBRUMEN LIRING-3 LIRING-4REF: MEXICO CITY 5375 (198394)38 AM 68 NO 11691. RETURN ADDRESS OF ENVELOPE IN WHICH NOTE FROM LIRING-3   SENT LIRING-4 ISCARLOS RODRIGUEZ35 AVENIDA 20-67 ZONA 5GUATEMALA C.A.2. ALTHOUGH THIS MAY BE NOTIONAL ADDRESS WOULD APPRECIATEMSTATION CHECK.SECRETBTSECRET
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE|                            | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                       || -------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- || 1. SUBJECT                 | 2. RE FILE NO.                                || 5. ANALYST                 | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4- DATE || 8. DATE PROC.              | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVAL. || 12. CROSS REF TO THIS FILE | 10. DISSEMINATED IN             11. DATE      ||                            | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION                          ||                            | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.                |PERTINENT INFORMATIONJURADO DEL MAR, CARLOS201-798301SEX M DOB ?CIT ?OCC ?MEXICAN PASSPORT ONE ZERO THREE THREE EIGHT EIGHTARRESTED BY GUATEMALAN SECURITY FORCES ON APRIL ONE THREE, ONE NINE SIX EIGHT, WHEN ATTEMPTING TO INTRODUCE INTO GUATE- MALA COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA WHICH HAD BEEN CONCEALED IN THE SIDE PANELS OF THEIR AUTOMOBILE035-004-017DSC -1544026 APR 68FBI CABLEP2R 6805270834FILE IN 201- 798301FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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# DISPATCHTo: Chief/WHDINFO: COS/Guatemala City INFO HEEFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Review of Events Leading to LIRING-3's Arrest in GuatemalaAction Required: For Your Information1.  The purpose of the present dispatch is to summarize the developments leading to the trip made by LIRING-3 to Guatemala in the company of FAR member, Francisco Alalberto #LARA Barrios, and Carlos Manuel PERSAVAL Marcue, Mexican national and nephew of Manuel Marcue Pardinas. Politica. This trip, as the Guatemala City Station has advised, resulted in the arrest of all three persons in Guatemala just over the Mexican border on the weekend 13-14 April, and their current imprisonment in Guatemala City in the custody of the Guatemalan army.continued.......Distribution:3 - Chief/WIID2 - COS/Guatemala CityTOUCH SECURITY VIOLATIOSSO FIELD DISTRIBUTIONCROSS REFERENCE 10B201-832457CS COPYDISPATON SYMBOL AND BUMBERHMMA - 34531201-798301DATE25 April 1968CLASSIFICATIONMOS FILE NUMBERSECRET201-798301
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## SECRET HYMA - 34531informed LIRING-3 that their mutual friend Rodolfo Sandoval would not be accompanying them since he was too well known and his mission was not important enough to justify the risk and the expense involved.7. LIRING-3 did not depart as he had hoped on 5 April 1968, because Lara unfortunately accidentally shot himself in the ankle on the morning of that day while cleaning his gun and had to be given medical attention before he could make the trip. LIRING-4 told ROWTON that LIRING-3, Francisco Lara and Raul Moreno, a friend of LIRING-3, finally left Mexico City in the personal car of Raul Moreno on 10 April 1968. but that Moreno had returned to Mexico City two days later as a result of an accident that disabled the car somewhere in Chiapas. LIRING-4 did not report anything concerning the subsequent involvement of Carlos Persaval Marcue, stating that she had not received any communication from LIRING-3 after his telegram of 12 April, in which he reported the return of Raul Moreno. ROWTON surmises that when Raul Moreno had to return to Mexico City, LIRING-3 and Lara asked Carlos Persaval Marcue to join them and drive them to the border and that Persaval continued on with them toward Guatemala City.8. Guatemala City Station advised on 22 April 1968, that the story of the arrest of Lara, Persaval and LIZING-3 had reached the local press and that they would be turned over to the appropriate courts for trial. This indicates that LIRING-3 may eventually be released and hence be available to ROWTON for complete debriefing.9. The only significant name that had surfaced as a result of LIRING-3's involvement with the Guatemalan rebels in Mexico City is that of Rolando/Mendez Aguilar, whom Francisco Lara Barrios contacted on 45-60-30 extension 27, in early April from the home telephone of LIRING-3. (This number corresponds to the "Publicaciones e Impresiones Mexicanas, S.A. - Diario Ovaciones, Calle Lago Sirahuen 297, Mexico City). From the LIFEAT coverage on LIRING-3 it is apparent that Mendez is a close contact of both Lara and Sandoval and may be providing or have provided employment for them in Mexico. The Station is attempting to determine the home address of Mendez in the hope that further details of his possible collaboration may be uncovered.Raymond A. Fruchiger.for/Willard C. CURTIS
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# SECRETCABLE SECELTAFORT MINATIONPERSONWANT NOTREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROMEITED- FI, FI/INTL, CI/OPS, 01/102SECRET 252105Z APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 5375DIRECTOR GUATEMALACITYPERWIEN LIRING-3 LIRING-4REF: GUATEMALA CITY 8938 (29570.):: SOTTO CASE COM METCAR CONSINATE GUATEMLA.CITY 24 APRIL STATING CONSULATE INTERVENING ON BEHALF LIRING-3.LIRING-4 PHONED CONSULATE WAS TOLD BYCONSUL OCTAVIO SERRANO THAT LATTER CLOSE FRIEND LIRING-3 FATHER.SERRANO SALD LIRING-3 "ALL RIGHT," WOULD HAVE INITIAL COURT HEARING.25 APRIL AFTER WHICH JUDGE WOULD HAVE ELGHT DAYS DECIDE DISPOSITIONOF CASE. CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTION COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA. NO MENTIONMADE BY SERRANO OR PRESS OF FACT FRANCISCO (LARA) BARRIOS ARRESTEDVITH THO MEXICANS.2. LATE 24 APRIL LIRING-4 RECEIVED LETTER FROM LIRING-3   HASTILY SORIBELED ON BROWN PAPER, AND PROBASLY MAILED TO HER BY   SERRANO. LETTER IN DOUBLE TALK SAYS LARA "ALL RIGHT AND WARSS   AGAINST HAVING HIS WIFE TALK TO THE PRESS OR HIS MOTHER COME   GUATEMALA TO TY HELP HIM. GOES OR TO SAY "THINGS MAY TAKE A   WHILE AND BLAME PERSAVAL FOR ARRESTS.3. LIRING-4 CONTACTED MANUEL (MARCUE) PARDINAS AFTER RECEIVINGSECRET