Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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information on the Guatemalan rebel activities in PERUMER. This would of course necessitate II:INC/4's traveline to EJEN and rezsining there at least two months to obtain such information. Roston felt corally certain that through this offer he could arrange for a wild sentence for LIKING/3 HKÈ (sibily é contes, three months of which he has already served) and subsequent expulsion to Mexico.4. LIBING/4 took this proposal very seriously, at first expressing revulsion at the thought of providing information that would ost probably mean the arrest and execution of revolutioneries who might be the subject of her report. but subsequently accepting the ides, when assured by Rowton that he himself would control the dissemination of such information. Roston stressed that he was presenting this proposal on his own so that baction. Fonton added that even if this were acceptable to the Guatemalan authorities, the release of LIRING/3 could not be expected for several caths this is until IIEI:G/4 had accomplished her mission in IBAUER, although his living conditions sight be improved by rezovel to another prison (if such existed) where he could be treated more humanely.Rowton Comment: Roston made the above proposal to LIRING/4 to determine her true attitude toward the release of LIEING/3 and to establish stronger control-over her in the event she does make the trip.Roston feels that it might be feasible for Guatemala liaison to arrange the eventual release of LIRING/3 or at least to speed up the formalities (in the event that it is planned to issue a stiff sentence) in exchange for the alleged recruitment of ILING/3's wife who could be sent to Balkan for the collection of information of interest not only to #CFIRM but also Guatemala. This would, of course, blow LIRING/4 to the Guatemalans, but this might be the only scaution if LIEING/3 is given a long prison term.dallace B. RowtonSECRET
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atta meut Filich-in FianSECR-1 17 July.1958 ILLICH207-807833Subject: LIPING/4 Report of horton Affiliation with CFIRM.1. Houten met with ilal:G/4 at the Duca D'Este tea shop from 1200 until about 1245 on 15/7/68. LIRING/4 stated that she had again spent the seek-erd in Cuernavaca with Crlando Suarez, staying at the Casino de la Selva sith her daughter in a room of an artist friend of Suarez (who had gone to Mexico City for the week-end). She added that she had been to visit the CIDCC (Centro Internacional de Documentación) again with Crlando Suarez and was impressed by its extensive library as well as the leftist crientation of its staff. Che recalled the name of the director as Larry Green and one other northamericar EcGregor (fou) from the University of Fuebia. The said that she learned in the course of conversation that a group of the students (nnaathi tan in mumkan badhood to L government there (LIRING/4 said that she did not believe that the 2BLUE consulate das as yet invloved). LIRING/4 also commented that Orlando Suarez had been invited to give a lecture on FBAUK culture (for a fee of 200 pesos) although as yet the date had hot been determined.2. LIRING/4 then stated that she had again visited the home of Arturo Serrano of the Mexican CP and that on this occasion Serranc's Fife bad told her that he had succeeded in locating Rodolfo Reyes and had told him about the current financial plight of LIRING/4 and urged him to help ner if hee could. Serrano's dife continued that Reyes then remarked: "I won't help her until I find out on what side LIRING/3 is. If he's with "El Griego I won't help since the G-2 of LIRING told me that they suspect him of being with dOFIAN, although they have no proof ("dates"). They also think he's an arms smuggler." Serraro's wife added that Reyes concluded sith the state- ment that if it turns out that IIRING/3 acted on his own, then he would personally go to the LIKING Chief and have him request the President of Fexico to intervene.3. LIRING/4 stated that although these comments of Rodolfo Reyes were ap- parently not taken seriously by Serrano or his wife (Serrano at this sane cócasion offrred oferred again to pass bribe money to the CP Gustezala via the CF Kexico), she herself was badly shaken and angry with Reyes whom she described as a homosexual gossip, worse than a woman. She stated that she intended to tell LIRING/9 that Eodolfo Reyes owed her money for the use of her telephone to call the BRUMEX capital several months previously and had never paid her howton agreed that this would not Gris serve to collect the badly money but also dispel any notion Reyes might have that Rosto the telephone call.w.D. KowTOD
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# SECRET18 July, 1958Subject: LIRIN/4 Report on CIDOC, Cuernavaca.1. Roxton saw LIRIG/4 again briefly at 1000, 13/7/62,at the Ducal d'Este tea shop, to pass her 600 pesos to forward to LIMING/3 with vitamins.2. LIA.EG/4 reported that she was continuing to see Crlando Suaren and hoped to ascertain the exact date when he would be giving the lecture at CIDCC in Cuernavaca. In rep-y bo Rowton's queries, she stated that she had first gotten in contact with CICCC through Prof. Jerjes Aguirre, whom she and LIC/3 had known in PEC where Aguirre had spent some six years (part of the time at the University which LIZING/4 had herself attended). LIMING/4 continued that Aruirre had recently mentioned to her at a chance meeting that he was giving a series of lectures at CICCC and was being well paid (125.00 US) per lecture. Shen CHAING/4 met Asuirre acain in Cuernavace he tutunannad aer to the director, a certain Larry Green, and to an American Frcf FcGregor, who both invited her, LIKI. C/4. to give & lecture on B women.3. LIRING/4 told Roston that, although she was interested in the compen- sation she felt totally unqualified, and took the cocasion of Crlando Suarez' visit to introduce him and recommend that he give a lecture. Orlando Suarez jumped at the chance to make some corey to supplement the meager allowance doled cut to him by Siqueiros, and is prepared to give the lecture when a de Lite date is set.4. LIRICG/4 continued that when she casually mentioned this developenta to the wife of Arturo Serranc ( Ruth), the latter exclaimed: "Ch, don't you know that CICCC is just an instrument of WOFIRM. You might as well recommend Crlande to the BRIKE Embassy here." LIIG/4 was shocked by this and after reflection thought is best to repeat the comment to Crlando Suarez. She did this when he visited Mexico City on 15-16 July (and stayed at her apartment). Suarez' only comment was that such people as Ruth Serrano sere "sectarian" and whether CIDCC was with OFIAR or not did not bother him.5. LIKONG/4 also cormented incidentally that Ruth Serrano vas escorting a group of French Journalists from L'Humanité" around town and that she had con: lained to LIANG/4 that she had been given only 200 pesos by the CP Fexico to cover the expenses (fijotel). L/4 recalled that auth Srano had mentioned that these Frenchzen had been to PBRU and were plansire to return very shortly.Wallace B. Roston
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20 July, 1968Subject: Wallace B. Rowton Recontact with Rodolfo Reyes.1. Rowton met Rodolfo Reyes at about 2230 in the dining room of the Vendimia Restaurant and night club (60 calle Liverpool) by design on 15 July, 1968. Rowton had previously been informed by LIRING/11 that Reyes was currently working at the Vendimia and felt that he should meet Reyes again to pass along the story that he had given to LIRING/11 that he was unable to locate LIRING/3 or LIRING/4 in the hope that Reyes would disclose LIRING/3's arrest.2. As soon as Rowton met Reyes the latter invited him to a corner table with what appeared to be superficial cordiality. He asked howton how he had located him and appeared a little surprised when Rowton said that LIRING/11 had given him the name of the night club and the address. Rowton then alleged that he had been away for the past three months in Switzerland and Canada and just the previous week in Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo trying to buy a car (Rowton had given the same story to LIRING/11). Powton continueć that when he returned he had been unable to locate LIRING/3 or his wife and that they had not replied to his letters from Europe.3. Reyes then revealed that LIRING/3 had been arrested in Guatemala and charged with the murder of three men! Rowton feigned surprise, shock and fear at this news. He told Reyes that this might have serious consequences for his commercial contacts, whose names LIRING/3 might reveal as well as for himself. Reyes then said he thought LIRING/3 was very stupid to get himself arrested in such a country where anything can happen inside as well as outside of jail. In reply to Rowton's query Reyes stated that LIRING/4 was probably in PBRUMEN.4. When Rowton remarked that he could not believe that LIRING/11 had refused to tell hin the news about LIRING/3, Reyes replied that it was quite possible that LIRING/11 did not know about it, especially since he, Reyes, had just leanred about it some three days previously. At this point the conversation was interrupted by the arrival at the table of a negro choreographer and his (white) Mexican wife, who appeared to be close friends of Reyes. Rowton sat with them through the floorshow and in the course of conversation Rowton discovered that the negro was a Cuban who had emigrated to Mexico some fifteen years previously. Neither he nor his wife appeared to be interested in politics. They both seemed dedicated to his career in Bellas Artes.
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23 August, 1968CONTACT REPOT1.  Agent: LIKING/42.  Date and Site of Meeting: 1700, 21/8/63 and 1500, 22/8/68; Stuites Karne.3.  Next Meeting: 1000, 28/8/63; Duca d'Este coffeeshop.4.  Information/Re, orts iassed by gent:LIKING/4 stated that she had been doing her best to get Mexican leftist writers and artists to show interest in LIRING/3's case by sending telegrams and letters to the Guatemalan government urging his prompt release. She showed Bajton the in Sucesos which she claimed credit for (attached herewith) but did not appear to have any knowledge of the notice in the 5 August edition of the *News*, commenting that it must have been picked up from articles she had planted in other Mexican papaersLIRI:G/4 reported that she ad purposely avoided direct contact with the LIRING office, expecially during the student demonstrations, since it appeared to be closely watched by the local police. The stated that she was maintaining some contact, however, through her friendship with Iden A, who called on her whenever he came to Nexico City and on occasion stayed at her apartment overnight. She acded that Iden A generally stayed at the apartment of LIKING/2 when he was in toan although he commented to her that he felt he was imposing on HaliG/2 and his roomates in the already ed quarters. LIRING/4 added that Iden A informed her that LIIG/9 had returned to PBRUMEN AND was remaining there during the student unrest in order to protect himself", implying that LIRINC/9 had been in direct touch with some of the student lenders and could not afford to compromise himself and his office by his physical presence in Mexico City during the demonstrations.In reply to Roston's query, I..I.G/4 stated that although Iden ! appeared to be quite liberal in his views and mixed easily with all sorts of people he ran into, he was definitely a "revolutionary" at heart and she assumed loyal to the present i BAUEN GOVEN.MENT.LIRING/4 aslo reported that she hoped to persude and influentia: lawyer frc. Chiapas to travel to Guatemala City on her behalf
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2. to investigate LIRING/3's case and possibly influencethe judge in his favor. She added that she was quitesure that the lawyer, who was a personal friend of LIANG/3,would take the case without a fee, but she felt obliged tooffer to cover his expenses. Rowton suggested that she talkthis over with the family of Iden 3 who would also benefitfrom any success the lawyer might have.5. Administrative: LIRIKG/4 told powton that she had spent a"considerable"   amount of money ( anme 2000),   and vitamins for LIRING/3 since his arrest. She stated that   she was able to survive and meet these expenses by supplementing   the money giver to her by Rowton through the sale of works   produced by LIRING/3 and sent to her pericàcially. Rostos asked   LIRING/4 to keep account of such incidental expenses, since be   felt it better to charge these itens off as operational ex-   penses rather than to continue to charge money given to her on   LIRING/3's behalf simply as "sorvicios".Wallace B. howton
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SECM23 August, 1968Iden A:Orlando SuarezIden B:Carlos Perzabal![signature of Wallace B. Rowton]Wallace B. RowtonSECRE
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29 August, 19681.  Agent: LIRING/42.  Date and Site of Meeting: 1000, 28/8/68; Duca d'Este Tearoom.3.  Next Meeting: Same time and place, 2/9/68.4.  Information/Reports Fassed by Agent:LIRING/4 informed Rowton that she had run into LIRING/10 and his assistant, Iden &, the previous afternoon (27/8/63) at about 1345 at the office of the director of Siempre, where she had gone in connection with added publicity for LIRING/3. She stated that and asked how she was doing. He seemed genuinely disturbed to hear that things were no better, and commented that he had been hearing about her fros time to time from Iden B, but felt that she should make ber problems known to the LIRING office herself. When LIRING/4 commented that Iden C had told her and Iden B that it might be aiser for her to avoid contact openly with the LIRING office, LIRING/10 brushed this off, remarking that he felt it would be perfectly alright for LIKING/4 to come in whenever she felt it necessary for moral and whatever material help could be offered.LIRING/4 told Seston that in view of this comment of LIRING/10, she visited the LIRING office early that same morning (28/8/63) and found that WAING/2 had returned fron his TDY. She said that LIKING/2 greeted her cordially as usual, but he apparently did not have time to chat with her on that occasion.5.  Information/Guidance Given to Agent:Rowton asked LIRING/4 to follow up on her contact with LIRING/10, especially since he appeared so friendly. Rowton suggested that 1/4 ask 1/10 to appeal to the Director of Siempre to give L/3's case good publicity. 1/4 promised to do so and commented that L/10 sppeared to be quite chummy with the director and apparently had a luncheon date with him for that same day.Wallace B. Rowton
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SECRE29 August, 1968Iden's of LIRING/4 Contact ReportIden A: Felix Lana MederosIden B: Orlando SuarezIden C: Jesus Cruz Gonzalez![signature of Wallace B. Rowton] Wallace B. Rowton
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionFROM:Chief of Station, Maxico CitySUBJECT:PERIMEN: Activities of LIRENG-3, LIRING- May through Mid-September 1968REF: HSGIA 34682, 17 Hay 1368Action Required: for your informatica.1. Forwarded under saperate cover are twelve reports prepered by Wallace B. ROWTON on the activities of LIRING-3, LIRING-4, and cestacts of the letter.• • •cbtsia help in getting LIRIK-3 out of jail in Gantensle as soon as possible. LIRIEG-4 is almost penniless (ROFTON has ende only token payseats to ber after 15 June) and has been moving from one apartment to a cheeper one living en the sale of paintings left by LIRIMC-3 and small loans from 1. ftist contacts. In the hope that she may be able to do something for LIRIAC-3, LIRINC-4 hes resisted all of ROWTOm's efforts to get ber to undertake a cianseatice missien to PBRUMEN, a mission, as Geadquarters knows, was plamad long ago. As a foreigner, LIRIEG-4 cannot werk in Mexico without taking the chance of belag deperted, if caught. Although she has not tried it, she would probably be refreed a vice to go to Guatemala to visit LIRING-3. She might also ince difficulties in Gastemala including possible detention and interrogation if she succeeded ia obtaining an entry permit to that country.3. By mid-September 1958 LIRING-4 had received very little kalp from bar tartean leftist er utright com in spite of promises to try to bribe the Castewalen judge scheduled to try LIRING-3 all LIRIDFC-4's "Friends" succeeded in doing was to print several articles in the local press (soms of then with LIRING-3's photo) claining that LIRING-3 was ajustly imprisoned, that he was about to be executed, etc. If anything, theseAttachments: 12 reports u/s/c #14 den repts s/c #2Distribution:Orig & 2-C/OD v/atte...201-795301DATE26 September 1968FOS FILE RUBBER201-798301
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ETsikerdanos/jmwDC/WH/1737526 Sept 68MESSAGE FORTOTAL COPIES:16SECRETROUTING AND/OR INIT ALS -SEEN L/CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION3CONS:clunt6RID COPYFILEcluntkog 5, clac/hz, clruledSECRET26 22 37Z SEPT 63CITE DIRECTOR 3658MEXICO CITY, GUATEMALA CITYBYBAT TIPIC LIAINGREF: MEXICO CITY 7335 (IN 99476)*1. ROWTON RETURN STILL UNCERTAIN PENDING RESOLUTION DEVELOPMENT ACCESS TO AMCAGE/1.2. RE LIRING/4, ROWTON COULD SEND MONEY OSTENSIBLY FROM L/4'S FATHER IN NEW YORK TO BAIL HER OUT OF PRESENT DESPERATE SITUATION, BUT THIS WOULD BE ONLY TEMPORARY SOLUTION IN ADDITION INHERENT SECURITY RISKS (FATHER IS REPORTEDLY HOSPITALIZED AND NOT IN POSITION PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP AT THIS TIME). L/4'S REFUGE IN LIRING ESTABLISHMENT, ON OTHER HAND, WHICH ROWTON COULD NOT CONVINCE HER TO TAKE AS LONG AS HE WAS GIVING HER MONEY, WILL SERVE TO IMPROVE HER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION. ROWTON FEELS LATTER EVENTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECONTACT HER SINCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. IN THAT CASE, REBRIEFING AND RESUPPLY S/W PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE. ROWTON COULD DEBRIEF L/4 UPON HER RETURN MEXICO IF AND WHEN LIRING/3 RELEASED FROM PRISON AND CONTACT REESTABLISHED.CS COPYSECRET26 Sept 68201-798301REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:SECRETROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYPAGE TWOCITE DIRECTOR 365842. FOR GUATEMALA: WOULD APPRECIATE RECOMMENDATIONS RE POSSIBILITY EARLY RELEASE OF LIRING/3 AND ASSOCIATE FROM JAIL.   AWARE WOFIRM INTEREST MUST BE SHOWN AT HIGH LEVEL   OFFICIALS COULD ALLEGE MEXICAN GOVT INTEREST TO THEIR SUBORDINATES AS BASIS OF RELEASE.4. FILE 201-798301.END OF MESSAGEWilliam V./BroeC/WHSECRETW. J. KaufmanC/WH
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SECRETHMA-3552350-120-1330 September 68A. LIRING-3: LIRING-3 is still in jail in Guatemala.SECRET
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# SECRETGUATEMALA CITY, DIRECTOR€ Αυς 68 1166274REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 6223 (IN 47056)B. DIRECTOR 168241. ROWTON SO FAR UNABLE LEARN MORE FROM LIRING-4 ABOUT HOW JUDGE SCHEDULED TRY CARLOS (JURADO) DELMAR COULD BE BRIBED OTHER THAN STATEMENT BY ARTURO (SERRANO) BEREA TO EFFECT THIS TO BE ARRANGED BY GUAT COMMUNIST PARTY AT REQUEST MEXICAN COMMUDIST PARTY. PERSON TO MAKE ACTUAL BRIBE, HOWEVER, VOULD NOT BE KNOWN AS LEFTIST.2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY "THE NEWS" 5 AUG CARRIED ARTICLE TITLED "MEXICAN ARTIST TO BE EXECUTED". ARTICLE QUOTED GROUP OF INTELLECTUALS INCLUDING PAINTERS, WRITERS, POETS AND SCULPTORS TO SAY GUAT EX 25/ECUTE JIRADO BECAUSE HE ENTERED GUATEMALA IN HIS CAR FOUR MONTHS AGO AND PICKED UP SOME HITCHHIKING YOUTHS WHO LATER TURNED OUT BE CONNECTED WITH GUAI COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBVIOUSLY PLANTED BY LOCAL LEFTISTS IN EFFORT SPREAD BEWS JURADO ARREST AND DETENTION TO FORCE OFFICIAL GVT INTERVENTION. ROWTON TRYING ESTABLISK FROM LIRING-4 WHO PLANTED ARTICLE.SECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DOGEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIF EDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPESROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY**SECRET**(When Filed ini162738REPPOOUCTION OF HIS COPY PRC 3:TFC49ADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEXVES510ATCLASSIFY TO FILE NODISSEM BYACTIONPERE-REF TO FILE NOFILE RID RET TORID COPYFILE VRBRANCHDESTROY SIGPAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 6658 SECREI3. BELIEVE NEWS ARTICLE COULD BE USED TO APPROACH LIAISON AND ASK FOR DETAILS ON JURADO CASE WITHOUT INDICATING ANY SPECIAL CONNECTION TO JURADO. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SENTENCE CAN BE EXPECTED IN JURADO CASE AND WHEN?4. FOR DIRECTOR: DESPITE SOMEWHAT COOLER RELATIONSHIP WITH ROVTON AT THIS POINT BECAUSE JURADO SITUATION, LIRING-4 STILL VILLING GO PBRUMEN AS SOON AS JURADO FUTURE SETTLED, PARTICULARLY IF HE DEPORTED OR SENTENCED RELATIVELY SHORT JAIL SENTENCE.SECRETBT![secret]
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# SECRET 081854Z AUG 63 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 9326MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTORREF A. MEXICO CITY 6658 (IN 66274)B. GUATEMALA CITY 9242 (DN 49331)C. GUATEMALA CITY 9132 (2599)1.  ST086-99, 9,973 CASE CONTINUES BE SAME AS    THAT REPORTED REF B.2. DURING LAST QUERY OF LIAISON RE STATUS OF CASE CREPORTED *REF C), LIAISON OFFICER SAID SINCE CASE IN HANDS OF COURT THEY   UNABLE PROBE FURTHER RE OUT COME. BELIEVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUERY, OF   LIAISON WOULD BE CLEAR INDICATION OF SPECIFIC STATION INTEREST   IN LIRING/3.3. DIRECTOR 16024 (REF B OF MEXICO CITY 6658) NOT RECEIVED   BY GUATEMALA CITY.SECRETBT
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201-798301Carlos JULADO was target of LIFEAT coverage on behalf of Cuba section. Coverage terminated 2 April 68. Name included in list attache to HMHA 3507L, 19 July68
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# 46MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 15ORIG: Marvin Franc SMICROFILMEDUNIT: WH/1/3E04EXT: 6924DATE: 11 July 1968SECRETJUL 25 1968CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONST: 26CONF: WH 8![checkbox] INDEX![checkbox] DESTROY![checkbox] RETURN TO![checkbox] NO INDEX![checkbox] FILE IS CS FILE NO. 201-798301![checkbox] ED COPYINFO:FILEXref 50-9-11VR201-8ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY16273849510BRANCHFAR SID(classification)SECRETTO:HMMMEXICO CITY INFO GUATEMALA CITYREFS: A. MEXICO CITY 6223 (IN 47056)*B. GUATEMALA CITY 9236 (IN 47690)**1. HQS FILES INDICATE ARTURO SERRANO IN 1966 WAS DIRECTORPCM PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY, BUT THERE NODETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFICIALS. WETHEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO ASSIST LIRING/3.2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL LIRING/4 SHOULD   CONTINUE FRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF   GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED. BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN   BE IN BETTER POSITION TO ASSESS VALIDITY SERRANO CLAIM. SUGGEST LIRING/4   ALSO CHECK SERRANO STORY WITH LEFTIST CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO ATTEMPT   VERIFY AND EXPLORE POSSIBLE SOURCES OF FUNDS IF FEASIBLE. STATION   Offered help to 201-818542 re: imprisoned 201-798301![checkbox] ANP/FD![checkbox] A3STPACT: 0.50-9-11: B201-818842CS COPYSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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Marvin Francis:iqWH/1/3E04692411 July 1963RECEIVEDMRID/EDTSECRETJIL 27MEXICO CITYPAGE - 2SHOULD NOT ADVANCE LIRING/4 ANY FUNDS UNLESS LIRING/4 ABLE SECURELYEXPLAIN THEIR SOURCE.END OF MESSAGEINDEX - SERRANOWH COMMENTS: *LIRING/4 approached by PCM member Arturo SERRANO who claimed he has contact with Guatemalan exile who could arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemala to assist LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country.**Guatemala City requested more information prior to commenting on feasibility of bribe offer by SERRANO.