Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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"For us to have access ot Rooney's cross-referenced list of "Epata's 500 top business and society people," which was prepared for him by the aforementioned family handler."CD has asked if I could approach Rooney to work for us, and I very emphatically pointed is cut that it would be much to risky. Is he should turn us down - or even if he should accept - I would be fully exposed to him and to some of our mutual friends. Consequently, I think he should be approached (If, indeed, we decide to do so) by someone totally unrelated to us or to ICAP.
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### THE ZESE AND THE MANAGEMENT IN EUROPEAN COMPANIES IN CRISISTHE INSTITUTO DE NOROTEC DE LA EMPRESA (Commonly known as IESE) is located in Barcelona and is a graduate school of the University of Navarra, which is directed by OPUS DEI.The director of this most impressive organization is Professor Antonio Valero, who is also currently President of the European Association of Management Training Centers, of which IESE is an active member. The Institute's work is carried out in several directions: basic and applied research, management training and executive development programs, education in business management for university students, international programs, documentation and information services, etc. Moreover, most of IESE's professors are engaged independently as consultants to private firms.Top management officials from all parts of Spain attend the annual seminars of the Institute, and there is little doubt that IESE is having and will continue to have a considerable influence in the business life of the country.An indication of OPUS DEI's direct influence is the fact that the Institute's prospectus openly hopes that "IESE eliminate, diminish and its company 379000 affiliated with Banco de Financiacion company of the National Industrial Corporation".Although many Spaniards are apt to characterize the OPUS DEI as "overrated," the businessman told me that "any young man who applies to Opus Dei will have a head-start in business."
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School on astmoss.and many of the advisors and visiting professors are alsofres the "other side of the Charles River." On the 26shen I have listed the hames or IESI people who have attended.Cover's business school.One should also note the prccticality of the IES directorsselecting Barcelona as its headquarters, even though thezerint institution (the University of Navarre) is located
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ABADIA POCINO, LeopoldoDoctor Ingeniero de Industrias Textiles, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Terrasa.I.T.P. Graduate School of Business Administrativa, Universidad de Harvard.Politica de EmpresaALEGRET RICART, Alberto (*)Doctor Ingeniero Naval, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Navales de Madrid.Colaborador Cientifico.Comportamiento Humano en la Organización.ARANDA NICOLAS, FernandoIngeniero de Industrias Textiles, E.T.S de Ingenieros Industriales de Tarrasa.Colaborador Cientifico Visitante.Dirección Comercial.ARGANDOSA RAMIZ, Antonio.Licenciado en Ciencias Economicas, Universidad de Barcelona.Profesor Mercantil, Escuela de Altos Estudios Mercantiles de Barcelona.Colaborador Cientifico.Politica de Empresa.ARQUER ARMANGUE, Joaquin deDoctor Ingeniero Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de BarcelonaProfesor Agregado.Comportamiento Humano en la Organización.PASSARES MARTI, Guillermo (*)Licenciado en Derecho, Universidad de BarcelonaColaborador Cientifico.Relaciones Fiscales.BULTO FONT, Manuel (*)Licenciado en Derecho, Universidad de Barcelona.Profesor Agregado.Politica de Empresa.CAMACHO Y FERNANDEZ DE CASADO, FernandoLicenciado en Derecho, Universidad de Madrid.Colaborador Cientifico Visitante.Dirección Financiera.CAVALLE PINOS, CarlesDoctor Ingeniero Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Barcelona.I.T.P Graduate School of Business Administrativa, Universidad de Harvard.Profesor Agregado.Dirección de ProducciónCIAMANTE CARRETE, Jose Maria (*)Ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puertos, E.T.S. de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos de Madrid.Colaborador CientificoPlanificación Cientifica.LLONA SOLE, AntonioLicenciado en Derecho, Universidad de ValenciaProfesor AgregadoDirección Financiera
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FARRAN NADAL, JuanLicenciado en Derecho, Universidad de Salamanca.Listado en Ciencias Politicas y Economicas, Universidad de Madrid.I.T.P Graduate School of Business Administration, Universidad de Harvard.Profesor Agregado.Dirección Comercial.PAUS PASCUCHI, JoséDoctor Ingeniero Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Barcelona.Licenciado en Ciencias Matemáticas, Universidad de Barcelona.Doctor of Business Administration, Universidad de Harvard.Profesor Agregado.Tecnicas Matemáticas.FERNANDEZ ROXAS, Máximo (*)Universidad de Notre Dame, Indiana.Profesor Agregado.Dirección Financiera.FIGUEROLA EVELIS, JoséDoctor Ingeniero Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Barcelona.I.T.P Graduate School of Business Administration, Universidad de Harvard.Profesor Agregado.GALLO LAGUNA DE RINS, Miguel AngelDoctor Ingeniero Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Barcelona.Colaborador Científico.Dirección de Producción.GARCIA-PLANA VILARRUDIA, Jose Maria (*)Ingeniero de Industrias Textiles, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Tarrasa.Colaborador Científico.Politica de Empresa.GINEBRA TORRA, Juan-B. (*)Doctor Ingeniero Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Barcelona.Profesor Agregado.Dirección Comercial.
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T.S. de Ingeniero C. de Madrid.![photo of Geogrinco de un]of Business Adminstration, Caversited de Harvard.LINATI BOSCH, Jose Antonio (*)Licenciado en Derecho, Universidad de BarcelonaColaborador Clentifico.Politica de Empresa.MASIFERN SANS, EstebanIngeniero de Industrias Textiles, E.T.S. de Ingenieros industriales de Terrasa.ITP Graduate School of Business Administration, Universidad de Harvard.Profesor Agregado.Sistemas.MASLLORENS GRAU, Jorge (*)Licenciado en Derecho, Universidad de Barcelona.Profesor Mercantil, Escuela de Altos Zudios Mercantiles de Barcelona.Colaborador Cientifico.Politica de Empresa.MESEGUER ALDIAC, RamónLicenciado en Filosofia y Letras, Universidad de Barcelona.Colaborador Clentifico.Comportamiento humano en la Organización.MUSTIENES LA LAGUARTA, José AntonioIngeniero de Industrias Textiles, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de Terrasa.ITP Graduate School of Business Adminstration, Universidad de Harvard.Profesor Agregado.Dirección Cornercial.NEGRE VILLAVECCHIA, AntonioLicenciado en Derecho, Universidad de Barcelona.Colaborador, Clentifico.Dirección Financiera.GORNY CRANE, JoseDoctor Ingeniero Naval, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Navales de MadridMIT Special Student, Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyColaborador Cientifico.Dirección de Producción.
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NARTIN BLILLM, Jose MariaLicenciado E.T.S. de Ingonieros Indistriales,  de BarcelonaA Fellow Harvard School of Business Administration, University of HarvardPersonal.NLLANTS IGLESIAS, LuisLicenciado en Derecho, Universidad de ZaragozaSelección de Personal.## ASISTENTES DE INVESTIGACIONBOMAREU VILAPLANA, José MaríaPerito Industrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de BarcelonaSección de Producción.STAFF MASDEU, AntonioIngeniero Indutrial, E.T.S. de Ingenieros Industriales de BarcelonaSeccion de Producción.MONTEJO DEL BRÍO, FranciscoLicenciado en Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de BarcelonaA Fellow Harvard Escuela Superior de Comercio de SalamancaHarvard School of Business Administration, Universidad de Harvard.RIERA LLINAS, LuisIngeniero de Altos Estudios Mercantiles, Universidad de BarcelonaLicenciado en Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de BarcelonaAsesoría FinancieraGOMER LOPEZEGEA, Sandalio PedroLicenciado en Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de MadridDepartamento de Comportamiento Humano en la Organización.AVEROLA GARCIA, José OIngeniero de Industrias Textiles, E.T.S de Ingenieros Industriales de TarrasaSeccion de MatematicasHURRIO DAVILA, Juan José ALicenciado en Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de ValladolidDepartamento de Mercadotecnia Escuela Superior de Comercio de ValladolidA Fellow Harvard School of Business Administration, Universidad de HarvardPolitica de Empresa.Con dedicación parcial a las actividades del IESE. En cuanto a dedicación completaHarvard Graduate School of Business Administration, Universidad de Harvard, durante el añoEn la Universidad de Stanford, durante el año académico de 1955-65En la Universidad de Chicago, durante el año académico de 1955-66.
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- N. Shehab, M.D.- R. Institutional University Clinics, N.C.- Alviani, M.- Staff del Colegio de Agentes de Cambio y Bolsa de Barcelona.- Brossard, R. de- The Business Environment de la Graduate School of Business Administration de la University of Harvard.- M.I. Warren- Presidente del Consejo de Administración de Sears Roebuck de España, S. A.- R.W. Warren- Professor of Financial Management and Economic Analyses de la Graduate School of Business Administration de la University de Harvard.- MANZANARES, Rafael- Técnico Comercial de la Dirección General de Expansión Comercial.- Melchor, Vicente- Consejero Delegado de Plan de Desarrollo.- ORTIZ, Jose Antonio- Director de Crédito a Medio y Largo Plazo.- PEDROSO, Alfonso- Subsecretario de Comercio del Gobierno Español.- PETERSEN, Godfrey von- Planning and the Business Environment de la Graduate School of Business Administration de la University de Harvard.- PUIG ROJAS, Enrique.- Técnico Comercial del Estado.- RALADAN, Mariano- Secretario General de Sociedad Anónima de Documentación y Analisis Financiero, DOFISA y del Instituto Español de Anas- listas de Inversiones.- SALAS, Marice A.- Profesor de la Universidad d'Aix-Marsella- SANCHEZ PEDREÑO, Adolfo- Secretario General Técnico del Banco Europeo de Negocios.- SANTAMARIA, Miguel Ángel- Subdirector General de Expansión Comercial.- SEGARRA, Ignacio- Doctor en Derecho Canónico.- SWARUP, B. N.- Consejero de la Misión Permanente de la India ante la Oficina Europea de las Naciones Unidas.- TAGIURI, Renato- Professor de Social Sciences in Business Administration de la Graduate School of Business Administration de la University de Harvard.
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note that JUAN MARCHis probably the wealthiest and most influential industrialist in Spain..and I'm happy -- note that I might be able to meet him on a casual social basis through an old friend and Harvard classmate, PAUL DENNISON, formerly president of Esso Iberica (by Swift), Paul is now president of Elaz Nacional S.A., a subsidiary of Catalana de Gas y Electricidad, which is principally owned by JUAN MARCH. I spent considerable time with Paul during my brief stay in Barcelona and discovered (from certain remarks between him and an associate) that he has a close personal relationship with Juan and Bartolome March. He, in fact, offered to introduce me to Juan March on my next visit to Barcelona - probably for lunch or dinner. Moreover, Paul expressed great interest in my projected FORTUNE-style article on Spanish financiers and industrialists and has offered to advise me on the business capitan and to introduce me to some of his business friends in Barcelona and Madrid.
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# AC-UNTINGTRIP TO SPAINAdvanced on June 24 by ICAP$1200Expenditures:25 June, 1967Taxi to NY airport + tip $10.75Taxi to skycaps $.5011.2526 June, 1967Tips to skycaps (Madrid) $.50Taxi to hotel (got gyped in unmetered cab) 4.00Taps at hotel $.75Hotel room 15.00Valet service plus Tips 4.20Telegram $.50Breakfast 1.50Lunch w/ Elitegaray + Tips 12.20Drinks w/ Rooney + Coney 7.80Cat fares 1.00Phone calls $.50Dinner w/ Rooney (my share only) 6.5055.9555.95201-253203
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27 JuneLaundry & valet 3.00Breakfast & typ 1.80Phone calls .50Cat fares 1.00Lunch w/ Donald Daniels (movie) 13.50Drinks w/ Medina (in California) 4.20Hotel room 15.00Dinner w/ Medina (my share only) 7.2046.20 46.2028 JuneBreakfast 1.80Cat fares 1.00phone calls .50Local dailies & mags 1.50Hotel room 15.00Lunch w/ Lopez-Munoz (attorney) 11.50Drinks w/ Ramatti (movie producer) 3.50Dinner w/ Bob Rooney & Cecilla Vacia 22.00Cat fare 1.2058.00 58.00
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29 JuneBreakfast + tip 1.85Valet 2.00Laundry 4.10Hotel room 15.00Long distance call (NY office) 23.30Lunch 3.50Eat forte + tips 1.20Drinks w/ massa + tips 5.20Dinner w/ Mr. Tid, Rickman (upstairs) 7.30(3.35) (3.35)30 JuneBreakfast + tip 1.80Long distance to home 27.18Hotel room 15.00Eat forex + tips 1.50Lunch w/ Echegaray (he's a glutton) 19.20Drinks w/ Daniels + Ramnath (money people) 7.80Local phone calls .5067.98 67.98
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July 1. 1967.Breakfast 1.80cat fares tips 1.20phone calls .60Drink in medina 3.00Hotel room 15.00DerceJuly 2, 1967/2Breakfast 1.60calla 50Stti3:00432 43.20
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July 3, 1947Breakfast 1.80Coat fares 1.50Valet 1.50Hotel room 15.00Dinner w/ Vessia & Bareno 21.30Drinks w/ Roony 5.40phone calls .6047.30 47.30July 4Breakfast 1.80cat fares tips 2.00Lunch w/ Train - Obregon 17.20Hotel room 15.00phone calls .60Laundry 5.40Valet 1.75Drink w/ Daniels 2.25Dinner w/ Rooney (Mr. & Mrs.) 13.2059.20 59.20
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July 5, 1967Breakfast1.70Cut fare + Tip1.90Phone call.60Hotel Hotel room15.00Book on "Primeras Impresas" (700 pte)15.00Magazines + dailies1.40Drinks w/ Richman + Gonzalez (more people)8.20Dinner w/ Richman (my share)8.70Cat fare ne above + Tip1.2053.7053.70July 6Breakfast + Tip1.80Laundry3.20Valet + Tip3.00Hotel room15.00Phone call.70Lunch w/ Bin Saavedra (cover)11.20Drinks w/ Afarathi + Medina4.50Dinner w/ Gil Guardiola (attomey)14.80Cat fare + Tip1.8056.0056.00
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July 7, 1967Breakfast & tip 2.10Cat fares & tips 1.75Lunch w/ Echegaray (drinks) 12.70Hotel room 15.00Dinner w/ Richman & Lee J. Cobb (movie) 7.20$38.75 $38.75July 8Breakfast & tip 1.80Hotel room 15.00Long distance call to office 27.18Lunch 3.25Cat fares & tips 1.40phone calls .60Dinner w/ Chailda Uscen![dined w/ marguies de case tasmanes and others-bit paid for them and others] 19.20Cat fares re above & tips 1.90$70.33 $70.33
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8. July 9Breakfast 1.70Cab fares 1.40Lunch w/ ilssia (our share of lunch with more crowd at Toledo) 14.80Hotel room 15.00Drinks w/ Usein, Colb, Domerg (Toledo) 7.90Phone calls .60Drink w/ Daniels 2.50Dinner w/ Richman + Lee J. Colb (only share) 6.50$49.9.0 $49.90July 10Breakfast + tip 1.80Laundry 5.10Valet 1.00Hotel room 15.00Lunch w/ Florentino Reyzabal (IZARO) 11.60Cab fares 1.40Dinner w/ Romey + Joaquin de la Rosa (share) 7.10Drink w/ Alonzo-Castrillo 3.0046.50 $46.50
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9. July 11, 1967Breakfast & tip 1.50Hotel room 15.00Phone calls .60Cab fares 1.40Lunch 2.70Drinks w/ Thain, Rooney, Messina 1.80Dinner w/ Messina 10.5038.00 38.00July 12, 1967Breakfast & tip 1.80Cab fares to & from BANIF & tips 1.40Lunch w/ Celegeary 7.10Cab to Madrid airport & tip 2.70Luggage - excess weight 2.90Tips to Madrid hotel maids 4.00Tips to hotel & airport porters 1.00Barcelona airport to Hotel 2.70Tips at Barcelona airport & hotel 1.00Hotel room 9.20Long distance call to NY office 32.75Dinner 3.8072.85 72.85
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10. July 13, 1967Breakfast & tipi 1.80Hotel room 9.20Lunch w/ Paul Temple 12.80Cat fare 1.60Dinner w/ Lars Stumer (my share) 9.40Phone calls .60$35.4035.40July 14Breakfast & tip 1.60Lunch w/ Stumer (my share) 3.20Cab to Barcelona airport & tip 2.70Tip to maid & porter (Barcelona) 1.50Tip at Barcelona airport .50Excess weight (luggage) 6.50Cab & Bus from Paris airport to hotel 2.50Hotel room (Paris) & tax 25.00Drinks w/ Casilda Vasia & juice 6.20$49.7049.70
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July 15Breakfast + tip 1.90Hotel room. 25.00Lunch 3.00Dinner or / Hesia + france (share) 8.70-Cat fares + tips 2.3040.90 40.90July 16Breakfast + tip 1.75Lunch 2.90phone calls .70Drink w/ Ussia 3.20Cut + bus to Paris airfield. 2.70Tips at hotel + airport 1.00Tips at N.Y. airport .75Taxi NY airport to home + tip 10.7523,75 23.75Misc:Paris airport tax 25 Fr 5.00Barcelona airport tax 8.805.88 5.80Purchare of travelers checks 12.00 12.00
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12. Preparatory trip to WasteJune 20Cab from home to airport & tip "8.25"Lunch w/ Henry Koch (my shire) 3.20Hotel room 18.90Cab fare to hotel from Wash airport 4.25Tips at airport & hotel 1.00Drink w/ Spanish Commercial attache 4.30Cab fare 1.60Long distance call to NY office .9342.23 "42.23June 21Breakfast 1.80Lunch w/ Cong. Royal (my share) 6.68Phone calls .60Valet service & tip 1.25Cab to Wash airport & tip 4.25Tips at hotel + Wash airport 1.00NY airport to home & tip 8.0523.83 "23.83
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TOTALS FOR TRIP TO SPAIN 1092.01TOTALS FOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON 1158.07CREDIT CARD CHARGES FOR SPAIN 455.88CREDIT CARD CHARGES FOR WASHINGTON 482.491158.07482.49PAID OUT IN CASH 675.58TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR 1200.00TOTAL CASH PAYMENTS 675.58DUE ICAP CORP 524.42ADDENDUMPLANE FARE TO SPAIN PAID BY ICAP 526.30PLANE FARE TO WASH (CREDIT CARD ICAP) 33.00559.30
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1158.07557. 301717.37104.60123.54$1945.51286.001659.51 Too to be submitted for Tess & Value.Direct reimbursement to suppliers during transition of warehouse.for ore expense, not sockly employee's consumer is an unwitting account$200.6053.6031.20$286.0030 que Wasales Column Shut.3.408.542750.00 WH removed658.54526.30 meduastrip132.24 to to love DO
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# OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES630 FIFTH AVENUENEW YORK. N. Y.November 14, 1944By CourierColonel William J. DonovanOffice of Strategic ServicesWashington, D. C.Dear Colonel:You may have heard already about Mrs. Luce's campaign of political warfare in respect of the British Empire, but it is so interesting and so relevant to our operations that I am taking a chance on boring you with a repetition.Then Mrs. Luce went to the Middle East some time ago. She had an interview with Auchinleck, among others, and obtained from him some extremely important and profoundly confidential information. According to one account, she even learned the date on which the British offensive in North Africa was due to begin. She wrote this information down in her notebooks – and also inscribed her opinion of Auchinleck and of the British Administration in that part of the world and elsewhere, all of this in extremely uncomplimentary terms.Previous to her return to America, she persuaded Mention to put her notes under some kind of an official British seal with the idea that this would clear them without inspection through any British posts she might be passing on her way home. In addition to these notes under seal, Mrs. Luce also had further notes in her possession which she wrote after the earlier material was sealed. When she arrived at the British censorship in Trinidad, a British official looked through her trunkated papers and found among them the notes in which she had expressed herself with considerable feeling on the British. The official was moved by this discovery to break the seal which London had placed on the earlier material and seal that too. Mrs. Luce felt very strongly about this action, and protested with great feeling, but the official at Trinidad has not deterred.So grave a view was taken in Trinidad of Mrs. Luce's notes, and most particularly of the information she had obtained from Auchinleck, that all the papers were sent to London. According to one version, they even went to Mr. Churchill himself. They were then sent to Washington – apparently to the White House. It was only after these several examinations that they were returned to Mrs. Luce.This history is supposed to explain the disciplinary action taken against both Mention and Auchinleck some time ago, and it's firmly believed, in at least some quarters that Mrs. Luce's experience was not altogether unconnected with the “Open Letter” to the British people recently published in Life Magazine.
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Shortly after Mrs. Luce's return to this country, she spoke at an off-the-record meeting of the Overseas Press Club in Washington about her travels and took a very strongly anti-British-is position. The meeting was rather less informal, and the atmosphere was here was friendly to her, so there seems to be no person to suppose that she was provoked into saying anything she did not really mean. Among other things, she said at this meeting that the Suez Canal should be turned over to the Egyptians."Then do you think this should be done?" she was asked."Right now," she replied."Does that go for the Panama Canal too—do you think that ought to be given back to Panama—?" another correspondent present asked."Yes," Mrs. Luce replied. "It goes for Panama too."I cannot guarantee this account of the latest stages in Mrs. Luce's political career, but it comes from extremely well informed and sober minded persons who wrote without prejudice.Hope to see you again soon.All the best.Yours,Wallie Deuel
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