Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# CONFIDENTIALNFL-002-76PAGE 513. In August 1975, IDEN G informed IDEN A that control of his operation was being transferred to the Miami regional office, and that his financial relationship with LNCOLLAR would be terminated and then re-established locally following ) September 1975. "On 9 September 1975, a state-federal task force arrested 39 persons in Key West. IDEN A knew nothing about the arrests ir advance. He called IDEN G to find out what was happening, and IDEN G said he also was unaware of then. He asked IDEN A to continue reporting on these developments. The next day IDEN A met with a source who told him someone had blown IDEN A'S INCOLLAR affiliation to the drug ring. He described the leak as coming from an ex-BKHERALD officer who hated IDEN A. IDEN A's source, who was in touch with drug ring members, told IDEN A the codename of his LNCOLLAR operation (IDEN S), and IDEN A learned IDEN F had spread this word all over town. IDEN A subsequently received telephone death threats (one of the ring member's girl friend called to tell him a white LNCOLLAR informant (IDEN A) would not get out of town alive). There had been eight informant deaths in Monroe County (Key West) in 1975, all unsolved murders. There was every reason, then, to take the threats seriously. IDEN A informed LNCOLLAR about the threats. LNCOLLAR replied that IDEN A was pushing the panic button, and asked for more information. IDEN A requested that the emergency evacuation apparatus be used, but LNCOLLAR refused. Finally, LNCOLLAR said "We don't know what you expect us to do since you've been terminated". IDEN A, who had been terminated by LNCOLLAR/Washington, had not been picked up aubsequently by the Miami Regional Office.14. IDEN A, deniring to keep a low profile, could not talk to many of his agents in Key West, but the few he did reach were expecting a portion of the reward money since the ring that was rolled up was one the agents had reported on for many months. IDEN A checked with LNCOLLAR on this, and was informed his net's information was not used as the basis for the arrests. IDEN A learned that IDEN F had passed the word around Key West that IDEN A was not an LNCOLLAR staff employee, which made IDEN A fair game for removal. He also learned plans had been made locally for his murder. At that point, IDEN A then made his escape with his wife. In Miami, he met with IDEN M. IDEN M claimed IDEN E had not caused any of the problems IDEN A had experienced. Concerning money assurances, IDEN M first denied any promises had been made. Later he said any that had been made (by IDEN G) were unauthorized. He reiterated IDEN A's reporting, although accurate, was not used in the arrests. LNCOLLAR agreed to provide 10EN A with US$1800 for all his problems, and raised the sum later to US$3 thousand. IDEN A accepted the money, but did not indicate he was satiofied with this sum.15. IDEN A snuck back into Key West and packed his household goods in one evening. His boat was given to a fish supply house to sell. Since he owed the company money for supplies he had purchased, the fish houseCONFIDENTAL
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CONFIDENTIALNFL-002-76PAGE 6sold the boat for a sum equal to his debts.. IDEN A's wife quit her jobwithout notice, and he estimates his actuel financial losses areUS$25 thousand. LNCOLLAR has indicated the US$3 thousand payment iε"all IDEN A will get", and he is determined to get more.16. IDEN A believes many of his agents think he did receive a payoff    from LNCOLLAR following the arrests, and that he took all the money and    ran, leaving them exposed in Key West. The cars of two of his agents    were burned, and IDEN D, IDEN F, and others in the Miami area quit working    for LNCOLLAR when they learned of the treatment he had received and/or    received death threats themselves. IDEN T. As a result, IDEN A cannot    return to Key West, and his looster business no longer exists.17. The purpose of IDEN A's contacting the BKHERALD is first to    let us know what has happened to many of its former employees and assets.    IDEN A believes BKHERALD should know of the false promises that were used    to lure some BKHERALD employees to work at LNCOLLAR. As documentation,    he provided IDEN I's grievance letter to LNCOLLAR which is attached* and    for retention. IDEN I has, incidentally, been taken out of the Intelligence    Division of LNCOLLAR and placed in enforcement work in Miami. IDEN I    is currently seeking to return to BKHERALD employment, and IDEN A says    IDEN I will verify his statements on the treatment of BKHERALD personnel    who transferred to LiCOLLAR. (IDEN I's home phone in Miami is IDEN 1.)    He and the other ex-BKHERALD employees working at a lower level are fed    up with LNCOLLAR, and are convinced they will never receive fair treatment    in that organization. Since IDEN A believes the recruitment of BKHERALD    officers to switch to LNCOLLAR will be a continuing thing, he feels we    should know the realities of life in LNCOLLAR.*[Forwarded Separately]18. In addition, he notes INCOLLAR is vaing many retired BKHERALD    people and former BKHERALD assets in its activities. IDEN A believes    "these persons, in many instances, are being both used and abused. Any    flap which occurs as a result of LNCOLLAR management will bounce    back on BKHERALD, since it appears BKHERALD is Involved. in the LNCOLLAR    operation. Indeed, IDEN G has given the impression his activities have    been cleared with and approved by BKHERALD. Those assets who are being    turned off by LNCOLLAR mismanagement are going to be lost to BKHERALD as    well as to LNCOLLAR. Some of these persons could be significant assets    in years to come.19. A flap may not be so far off. In recent weeks IDEN U, who is    writing a book about the role of the Cubans IDEN V and IDEN W in the    IDEN X affair, called IDEN A and said he has information that IDEN G's    wife and IDEN Y's business manager made a trip to Florida recently.    Also IDEN U said he has learned that a former BKHERALD man who is aCONFIDENTIAL
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# CONFIDENTIALLACOLLAR agent is a homosexual, and that TSS.5 then send to LM-COLLAR funds were given to someone in Miami to tari but a fortie str on drus dealer. The investigation of IDEN 1 by LM-COLLAR Internal affairs did reveal, according to IDEN A, that USIS informant could not be ac for by IDEN E. where'cator appears to have fren woltetted the investigation. IDEN U, who obviously has a pouer attitutn in LMM-COLLAR, also told IDEN A about many of the individuals (by name) in LM-COLLAR who are formerly BERHERALD caples.20. IDEA U's information appeals is be accurate, ording to IDEN A, who recalls receiving a telephone call fron TSS.5 in July 1975. IDEN G was agitated, and asked IDEN A to handle a matter ler his quickly and 11. He said his wife, children, ami the business agent of IDEN Y were in Key West, and bot sopard to stay in the apartment of a retired AKHERALD employee named IDEN Z (forectly with IDEN A). LIN friend of IDEN F, had left the area and gave his apartment key to IDEN 1. When IDES G's wife and the others arrived in Key West, they romild not locate IDEN F to get the ivy. IDEN A. eo 's A to find out what the doing. "aml Just how far my tech t stuck out". litla A. Iratust they an ciecked into a local motel, He called is parasil This information.IDES G was relieved, but asked 11. A to keey au pre a se and report thet: awements to him. He called a passed on this information. Subsequently, while it at 10 Miami, IDEN A Intrtual Affairs. This individual was approached by an LM-COLLAR officer in Internal Affairs. Individual said the aplaude una under active Invanligation, and des Juta A what he ince about it.21 Finally, IDEN A is Aviong krairaild An apportinitiv to provide whatever advice, Buldance, ami aanstatan it wiishes to tuinist be ho takes further action to obtain fut atta betaltIs thinking in terms of poes ble determination on his with coLIAR. He recoghlans LamULLAR La that event, he plane ta reveal himself, In that event, he plane ta preach Hore ba in faev. the above story, and amck Hore ba asloiane in pritiliens LIM-COLLAR for finam tal reltof. he has beard from BERHERALD, He will not take any action with IDEN 10 untii this matter, a speedy reply to hiirspusat Int saatetan l porociated.IDEN A, Incidentally, has decided to remain in T.B.?, and does Oma Job as chird levenst (a local privata *)Ve Indicated a reply would be forthcoming either vi GN Α. to 10FN A.Separate tower breachacot to followClairns
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SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO: NFL-002-76(The "Informal Griever was written by IDER I)SUBJECT# Informal Grievance1. This written informal grievance is being submitted in order that it may be passed to higher authority for resolution. It is anticipated that final action will be required by top echelon Dia officials in order to satisfactorily resolve all or part of the issues.2. I wish to file a grievance on the following subjects which constituta commitments made to me by representatives of DEA at the time of my recruitment from CIA into the DEA Narcotics Intelligence Division.3. I was specifically told by DLA representatives at the time of my initial recruitment interviews that the retirement plans were the same in both agancies and that my previous time in government would transfor with me with no break in servico. I am now informed that y previous service will not count toward retirement under section 8335(c), title 5, USC Law Enforcement Retirement. This leaves me with no chance to accumulate the required time for retirement.b. I was told by the DEA representativas that in order to expedite my transfer from CIA it would be necessary to bring me on duty in schedule "A" atotus, however, ection גיט'd be initiated shortly after ay 200 to piace mu in competètive career tatus. I have nos been on duty with DEA for two years and three months, and I ea still on schedule: "A" atetus.c. As a recruitment ontlenment the DEA горгаantatives stated to mទ្ធ that ofter two years of satisfactory service with DEA I would be a grade 65-13. No promotion in forthcoming oftararnths of satis- factor narvice.d. DEA roorsaantatives otated to me that I would be casing to DEA na part of the "ground floor" personnal of trained and experienced intellisance officera to staff the nosiy farend intelligence division of DEA and that I could expect Pupld upward movement on the career ladder. At this point thora to nuapparent intellarence careor ladder In OCA:: The alelave action that would satisfy ay grlovace to complete fulfill- חית EP Items משמחם חם, DLA should take adiolovar action necessary to credit. A revious service for retirement under 8315(e), and career atatus a'ould be entandoned et 'n the CSC. If DLA Comet fulfil the comitments made to ma Kien 14's reprezentativna recruited mo from C14 In 1973, then 's highest artholans of the Juellis Jopaitoont should axpedite my transfer beck to Cli Buan es porsible. ? :
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CONFIDENTIAL 161440Z JAN 75 STAFFCITE DCD/MIAMI 13276DCD/WASHINGTONATTN: DEPUTY CHIEF OF OPERATENAS (WATTS)SUBJ: IDENTITIES IN NFL-222-75 DATED 14 JANUARY 1976 FORVARDEDIN POUCH NO. 234IDEN A - GRAYSTON LYNCH, 5799 BAY POINT DRIVE, TAMPA, FLORIDAPHONE NUMBER: 813-364-8618IDEN B - OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNCILIDEN C - GUSTAVO FERNANDEZIDEN D - AMADO CANTILLOIDEN E - ROBERT MEDELLIDEN F - GEORGE SOHL (NICKALNE "JERRY")IDEN G - LUCIEN CONIENIDEN H - BENEDICT MANDICHIDEN I - GARY NATTOCKS, PHONE NUMBER 279-0945IDEN J - WILLIAM LOGAYIDEN K - DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEIDEN L - MIKE BRUMIDEN M - BUD FRANKSIDEN N - BUREAU OF NARCOTICSIDEN O - RAFAEL GARCIAIDEN P - GONZALO FRESIDEN Q - PES لالIDEN R - INGL
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PAGL 2 DCD/HIAMI 13076IDENS - (GRAY GHOST)IDEN I - THE DRUG RING THAT WAS ROLLED UP WAS A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR OPERATION, THE GROUP HAD A COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE BUDGET OF ABOUT USSONE MILLION ANNUALLY, AND INCLUDED (EITHER AS ACTIVE RING MEMBERS OR WITTING OF ITS ACTIVITIES THE SON OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE IN KEY WEST, THE STATE'S ATTORNEY, THE SHER IFF AND CHIEF OF POLICE, THREE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, THE ENTIRE POLICE DEPARTMENT, OVER HALF OF THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, THE FIRE CHIEF, AND VARIOUS CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS. ΤΗΣ RING ALSO RAN THE PROSTITUTION, NUMBERS, AND THEFT RINGS IN THE AREA. WHILE SOME OF THESE PERSONS WERE ARRESTED (THE FIRE CHIEF, FOR ONE), OTHERS WERE NOT, AND ALL ARE FREE ON BAIL AT THIS TIME.IDEN U - GEORGE CRILEIDEN V- BERNARD L. BARKERIDEN W- EUGENIO R. MARTINEZIDEN X- WATERGATEIDEN Y- MADAM NHUIDEN Z- RALPH JOHNSONIDEN AA - VNOIDEN BB - CONGRESSMAN SAM GIBBONS E2 IMPDET CL BY 311663CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALNPL-003-76ATTN: Chief, Domestic Collection Division: Daputy Chief of Operations (Watts)Chief, Miami Field Office13 January 1976Publication of Items Relating to Cuban Operations1.  We met with Greyston Lynch, a retired Agency staff employee, on 7 January 1976 at his hors in Tampa, Florida. Lynch had requested the meeting through contact with OGC. One item of interest to Lynch concerns a book he wishes to write on Cuban operations during the period 1961-67. Lynch currently is in the process of preparing one book (on tha Bay of Pigs) for publication. Recently, however, ha spoke with George Crile, who is writing a book on Watergate burglars Eugenio Martines and Bernard Barker. Crile indicated he and co-author Taylor Branch plan to follow that book with one on the Agency'a Cubaa operations, and focus on Lynch and William Robertson, two major figures in the Bay of Piga invasion. Since Hartinez was deeply involved with Lynch as a ship captain during the Bay of Pigs and in subsequent operations against Cuba, he will be the primary source for the book.2.  Lynch believes the story Martinex will provide will be somewhat Inaccurate becausa ha only saw developments from the vantage point of a ship captain. Lyach (whose cohort Robertson is deceased) believes only ha cau provide an accurate recounting. The Martinez book is scheduled for printing in the summer of 1976. Lynch would like to beat Crile and Branch to the punch. Indeed, he believes they will not publish their book if they know he is going to publish one on the sama subject. What Lynch wishes is an indication of general Agency reaction to any manuscript he might write on the period.3.  Lynch wishes to write about the operations of the ANLILAC group (Commandos Mombisei) during the period 1961-67, when Lyoch conducted about 100 infiltration and exfiltration operations in Cuba. Any smscript he drafts will, of course, be submitted to the Agency for review. Ha does not wish to get into the writing job, however, if there is a blanket prohibition on describing Agency operations which occurred in that period and place. He notes that Martinez, not fettered Ly Agency restrictions, will provide Crile and Branch with his recollections. Lynch believes he can cover the material in a way which will not hurt anyone or expose anything. He had no intentions of getting into the commando raid recounting business until he heard from Crile recently.E2 LIPDET CL BY 011668
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CONFIDENTIAL- 2 -NFL-003-764. Since time is importaat on this matter, Lynch shall appreciata a fairly quick response on this question. He recognizes no final decision on his manuscript can be made until Agency officials review it. At the same time, however, it may not be too difficult to ascertain the presence or absence of a *blanket restriction* on writing about this ere.RJKnays1:1jhBRUCE E. MAINWARING.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL 162020Z DEC 75 STAFFCITE DCD/MIUMI 13034DCD/WASHINGTONATTN: DEPUTY CHIEF OF OPERATIONS KWATTS)FROM: CHIEF, MIAMI FIELD OFFICESUBJ: GRAYSTON LYNCH, TAMPA, FLORIDAREF : TELECON OF MAINWARING/WATTS, 16 DECEMBER 1975, SAME SUBJECT.I TALKED WITH SUBJECT BY TELEPHONE THIS AFTERNOON. HE WILL BE INTERVIEVED IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE AND WE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH A FULL REPORT. E2 IMPDET CL SY 611668CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALDIARY, 16 December 19751944941.  John Greaney, OGC, called this date to advise that ex-CIA employce (now retired) Grayston Lyrich told john over the telephone that he wants to consult with a CIA officer on some undefined problems concerning other ex-CIA employees. It seems that Lynch, who was involved in the Bay of Pigs operation and is an open protagonist of CIA, is writing a book. He is in contact with Greaney with respect to OGC's need to review the boek before it is published.2.  Greaney, who believes that Lynch may be connected with Dave Philips' Ex-CIA Employees Association, asked if we could have a DCD officer from the Miami Field Office visit Lynch in Tampa, where he is now living, and listen to his story. Greaney attached some importance and urgency to his request and indicated that it would be advantageous for the Agency to remain on good terms with Lynch.3.  I told him I would pass his request on to higher DCD authority and let him know what is decided. Lynch's address is: 8709 Bay Point Drive, Tampa, Florida, telephone: 813-884-8610.CSmyth/pkCONFIDENTIALE 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650
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# CONFIDENTIALJCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLEC.SSECTION 1. To be completed by the field1. METHOD OF COLLECTION| INTERVIEW | TRIP REPORT | OTHER DOC. | OTHER (Specify) || :-------: | :---------: | :--------: | :-------------: ||     X     |             |            |                 |2. DIRECTED TO. Group/Desk OfficerDCD/ICG/AMA (Hunter/Budelier)3. SUBJECT AND AREARecruitment of Cuban Exile Aircrews(Zaire)4. FIELD COMMENTSINTERNAL USE ONLY5. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Grayston Lynch8709 Bay Point DriveTampa, Florida6. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Same7. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)None8. REPORT SERIES| 1   | 2   | 3   | 4   | 5   | 6   | 7   || --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- || A   | B   | K   | T   | S   | Y   |     |9. REPORT NO. 10. CASE NO. 11. DATE FWD'D 12. FO/RO 13. EXCHANGES| 1-7 | 8-12 | 13-14 | 15-16 | 17-18 || --- | ---- | ----- | ----- | ----- ||     |      | MO.   | DA.   | YR.   |231. Exchanges 2.Bilateral 3. Commercial 4. Article IVE(R) 07314-77 64,954 03 31 77 XMIM14. OBJ. 15. KIQ. 16. JOINT 17. MILITARY 18. 1/0 (32 - 43) 19. F.O. CHIEF| 24-26 | 27-29 | 30  | 31                           || ----- | ----- | --- | ---------------------------- || Kla   | 11    |     | 1. Air Force 2. Army Is Navy |BMainwaring BMainwaringSECTION 2: To be completed by HeadquartersHEADQUARTERS COMMENTS (Do not reveal source indentities)Process sheet and report was typed in Headquarters/International Collection Group,AMA Section from Miami teletype 13953.ZIBET VIA LSG (POM)Coordinated of ZIBET-made TKC at ZIBET repaustORPA-6605CRG-7650CPS-Rot fter 7F24 NIC/AF 7F47SECTION 3: To be completed by ICB| SUBJECT | NO DISSEM | DATE RELEASED | GRADE | E(GMPOR) | CNTRY CODE | MAJOR AREA CODE | TYPE REPORT | VO/REST. |     |       |     |     |     || :-----: | :-------: | :-----------: | :---: | :------: | :--------: | :-------------: | :---------: | :------: | --- | ----- | --- | --- | --- ||  44-47  |    48     |      49       |  50   |  51-52   |   53-54    |      55-56      |     57      |  58-59   | 60  | 61-64 | 65  | 66  | 67  || 0   | ECO | 1. Sufficiently known              || --- | --- | ---------------------------------- || 1   | S&T | 2. row general                     || 2   | POL | 3. Data supplied by other agencies || 3   | MIL | 4. ...                             || 5   | SOC | 4. Other, Misc                     || 6   | GEO | 5. Combined with                   || 7   | BIO | 6. ...                             || 8   | ... | 8. Insufficient interest           |040177 05 R 190 5 EXEVALUATION REQUESTED FROM:DESK OFFICERNBudelier for MHunter:djmBRANCH SECTION CHIEFNomie Budelier| CONTACT | INDIVIDUAL NO. | ORGANIZATION || :-----: | :------------: | :----------: ||         |     68-73      |    74-79     |SOURCESUB-SOURCEE: IMPOET CL HV J10650CONFIDENTIAL
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# Domestic Collection Division# Foreign Intelligence Information ReportCOUNTRY ZaireDCD REFORT NO. OO-E 324/07314-77SUBJECT Recruitment of Cuban Exile AircrewsDATE DISTR. 1 April 1977NO. PAGES 1REFERENCES DCD Case 64,954DATE OF INFO. March 1977THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE US citizen, a former professional intelligence officer. He received this information from a long time acquaintance who was invited to participate in the project discussed in this report.1.  An individual described as chief pilot to Zaire President Sese Seko Mobuto has been attempting to recruit pilots and ground crews from among Cuban exile groups to counter invading forces. Especially desired are members of the former Cuban Congo brigade.2.  Active in this project is an individual named *Rene Carcia*.3.  According to prospective participants, two qualified piicts may have recently left for South Africa, presumably in connection with this project.4.  Zaire is also seeking to purchase skyraider aircraft.- end -WARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVEDCIA INTERNAL USE ONLYCONFIDENTIAL0116685432154
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# CONFIDENTIAL(when filled in)# PROCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLECTIONS19-44-94![table headers: FIELD, PRÉSIDENT, OFFICE, ORGANIZATION, NUMBER, CASE NUMBER, FORNARCED, MO, DAY, YR, REPORT SERIES & NO,  TO, USE, MO, DAY, YR, RELEASED]XNFLSUBJECT AND AREAEulugio Cantillo/Claim of High Quality Uranium Deposits in Cuban Mine(Cuba)CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Grayston Lynch8790 Bay Point DriveTampa, FLSOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SameINDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.![table headers: TYPE DOE, BOT DISSEMINATED, SUBJECT, PROCESSING ELEMENT]GRAPHICS, MAPS,PUBLICATIONS,REPORTS, OTHER*BOTDISSEMI-NATED*SUBJECT*1.  SUFFICIENTLY    WELL FNOW2.  TOO GENERAL3.  DATA SUPPLIED    BY CTHER    AGENCIES4.  OTHER/MISC.![table: 1 ,2,3]SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)INDIVIDUAL NO.ORGANIZATION NO.5.  COMBINED WITH6: INSUFFICENTTEREST![table headers: METHOD OF COLLECTION, EVALUATION REQUESTED FROM, EXCHANGES (COL. 35)]X INTERVIEWTRIP REPORT1-EXCHANGE3.  COMMERCIALOTHER DOCUMENTCSG SREE ICGOTHER (Specify below)DESK OFFICER2-BILATERAL4.  ARTICLE IVDIRECTED TOXHEADQUARTERS COMMENTSFIELD COMMENTSWe decided 00-A(S) would be the most appropriate format for this information since AKULE has (according to Source) had a long relationship with the general. Any follow-up request for verification would likely go through that route. Source has not previously passed the information to an Agency representative.AKULEHH 27779![table headers: VBO, KIO, GRADE, INDIVIDUAL NO, WA, TA, COUNTRY]CIA XX OXEJKnaysi:ljh![signature] F. BEMARUWARING7A 014A![signature]DESK OFFICERBRANCH SECTION CHIEFOSEFORM 25OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS7-75CONFIDENTIALE2 IMPORT CL BY 006697120-4111