Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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2E. IF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. WHEN DID YOU FIRST ARRIVE IN THIS COUNTRY? NAPORT OF ENTRY? ON PASSPORT OF WHAT COUNTRY?NALAST U.S. VISASEC. 2. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION30 Male 5' 8" 170AGE SEX HEIGHT WEIGHTBrown Black Ruddy NoneEYES HAIR COMPLEXION SCARSStocky NoneBUILD OTHER DISTINGUISHING FEATURESSEC. 3. MARITAL STATUSA. SINGLE X MARRIED DIVORCED WIDOWEDSTATE DATE, PLACE, AND REASON FOR SEPARATION, DIVORCS OR ANNULMENTNAB. WIFE OR HUSBAND (IF YOU HAVE BEEN MAPRIED MORE THAN ONCE - INCLUDE ANNUL- MENTS-USE A SEPARATE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR HUSBAND GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARRIAGES.)NAME OF SPOUSE NAFLACE AND DATE OF MARRIAGEHIS (OR HER) ADDRESS BEFORE MARRIAGELIVING OR DECEASED DATE OF DECEASE CAUSEPRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESSDATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTHIF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRYCITIZENSHIP WHEN ACQUIRED? WHERE?OCCUPATION LAST EMPLOYEREMPLOYER'S OR BUSINESS ADDRESSMILITARY SERVICE FROM TO BRANCH OF SERVICECOUNTRY DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT. SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN
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SEC. 4. CHILDREN OR DEPENDENTS (Include partial dependents)1. NAME   RELATIONSHIP AGE   CITIZENSHIP ADDRESS   St. & No. City State Country2. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGE   CITIZENSHIP ADDRESS   St. & No. City State Country3. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGE   CITIZENSHIP ADDRESS   St. & No. City State CountrySEC. 5. FATHER (Give the same information for stepfather and/or guardian on a separate sheet)FULL NAME Sammel LaskyFirst Middle LastLIVING OR DECEASED Living DATE OF DECEASE CAUSEPRESENT, OR, LAST, ADDRESS 719 Avenue Y, Now York CitySt. & No. City State CountryDATE OF BIRTH 4 July '91 PLACE OF BIRTH Lods, PolandCity State CountryIF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY 11 March 1911, NYCCITIZENSHIP US WHEN ACQUIRED? 10 Aug '18 WHERE? US Dist. Ct, AugustaCity State GA.CountryOCCUPATION Manufacturer LAST EMPLOYER HAEMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINESS ADDRESS 279 West 39th St. NYCSt. & No. City State CountryMILITARY SERVICE FROM May '18 TO Dec. '18 BRANCH OF SERVICE US ArmyDate DateCOUNTRY US DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN.SEC. 6. MOTHER (Give the same information for stepmother on a separate sheet)FULL NAME Esther LaskyFirst Middle LastLIVING OR DECEASED Living DATE OF DECEASE CAUSEPRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS 719 Avenue Y, NYCSt. & No. City State CountryDATE OF BIRTH 24 Mar. '99 PLACE OF BIRTH Lods, PolandCITIZENSHIP US WHEN ACQUIRED? Dec. '18 WHERE? NYCCity State CountryIF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY NYC, 18 Sept 1911
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OCCUPATION HA LAST EMPLOYER NAEMPLOYER'S OR OWN BUSINESS ADDRESSMILITARY SERVICE FROM _________ TO _________ BRANCH OF SERVICE _________COUNTRY _________ DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN.SEC. 7. BROTHERS AND SISTERS (Including half-, step-, and adopted brothers and sisters)1. FULL NAME Floria (Lasky) Altron AGE -27PRESENT ADDRESS 719 Avenue Y, NYC2. FULL NAME Joyoq Lasky AGE 19PRESENT ADDRESS 719 Avenue Y. NYC3. FULL NAME AGEPRESENT ADDRESS4. FULL NAME AGEPRESENT ADDRESS5. FULL NAME AGEPRESENT ADDRESSSEC. 8. FATHER-IN-LAWFULL NAME NALIVING OR DECEASED _________ DATE OF DECEASE _________ CAUSE _________PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESSDATE OF BIRTH _________ PLACE OF BIRTH _________IF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY _________CITIZENSHIP _________ WHEN ACQUIRED? _________ WHERE?OCCUPATION _________ LAST EMPLOYER _________
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## SEC. 9. MOTHER-IN-LAWFULL NAMELIVING OR DECEASED DATE OF DECEASE CAUSEPRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESSSt. & No. City State CountryDATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTHIF BORN OUTSIDE U.S. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRYCITIZENSHIP WHEN ACQUIRED? WHERE?City State CountryOCCUPATION LAST EMPLOYER## SEC. 10. RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION, WHO EITHER LIVE ABROAD OR WHO ARE NOT CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES:1. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIP ADDRESSSt. & No. City State Country2. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIP ADDRESSSt. & No. City State Country3. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIP ADDRESSSt. & No. City State Country## SEC. 11. RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE OF THE U.S. OR OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT.1. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIP ADDRESSSt. & No. City StateTYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN)2. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIP ADDRESSSt. & No. City StateTYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN)3. NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIP ADDRESSSt. & No. City StateTYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN)5
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SEC. 12. EDUCATIONELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADDRESS NYC Bronx New YorkDATES ATTENDED 1926-1932 City State CountryGRADUATE? YesHIGH SCHOOL De Witt Clinton ADDRESS Bronx NYCDATES ATTENDED 1932-1935 City State CountryGRADUATE? YesCOLLEGE City College of NY ADDRESS NYCDATES ATTENDED 1935-1939 City State CountryDEGREE B.S.S.COLLEGE Univ. of Michigan ADDRESS Ann Arbor, Mich.DATES ATTENDED 1939-1940 City State CountryDEGREE M.A.SEC. 13. MILITARY, NAVAL OR OTHER GOV'T SERVICE - U.S. OR FOREIGN|                        | US       | US Army           | Capt.            | 1943-1946 || ---------------------- | -------- | ----------------- | ---------------- | --------- || Country                | Service  | Rank              | Dates of Service |           || U.S.F.E.T. (Frankfurt) | B-013470 | Hon.              |                  |           || Last Station           | 0-955907 | Type of Discharge |                  |           |REMARKS:SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD NUMBER #88 ADDRESS NYC (Bronx)IF DEFERRED GIVE REASONSEC. 14. CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT FOR PAST 15 YEARS. ACCOUNTFOR ALL PERIODS. INCLUDE CASUAL EMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSO PERIODSOF UNEMPLOYMENT. GIVE ADDRESSES AND STATE WHAT YOU DID DURINGPERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. LIST LAST POSITION FIRST.FROM 1948 TO PresentEMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY Department of the Army (Mil. Govt)ADDRESS Occupation Force, GermanyCity State CountryKIND OF BUSINESS Government ISD NAME OF SUPERVISOR Col. TextorTITLE OF JOB Editor & Publisher SALARY $ 6000. PER AnnumYOUR DUTIES Editing and publishing a German-language monthly magazine (Der Monat), BerlinREASONS FOR LEAVINGFROM 1946 TO 1948EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY New Leader Publishing Association
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ADDRESS 9 B. 15th St. New York CityKIND OF BUSINESS NewspaperNAME OF SUPERVISOR S.M. LevitasTITLE OF JOB European EditorSALARY $ 5000 PER AnYOUR DUTIES Correspondent in EuropeREASONS FOR LEAVING Offer to publish "Der Monat" in BerlinFROM 1943 TO 1968EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY US ArmyADDRESSKIND OF BUSINESS NAME OF SUFERVISORTITLE OF JOB SALARY $ PERYOUR DUTIES Active duty Franco, and GermanyREASONS FOR LEAVING Hon. DiechargeFROM 1941 TO 1943EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY New Leader Publishing AssociationADDRESS 9 B. 16th St. New York City.KIND OF BUSINESS Newspaper NAME OF SUPERVISOR S.M. Levine.TITLE OF JOB Asst. EditorSALARY $ 3000 PER AnYOUR DUTIES Writing for and editing "De Howloader weekly newspaperREASONS FOR LEAVING US ArmyFROM 1941 TO 1941EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY US Dept. of InteriorADDRESS National Park Service, Bedloes Island, New YorkKIND OF BUSINESS Historian NAME OF SUPERVISOR Geo. Palmer.TITLE OF JOBSALARY $PERYOUR DUTIES Historical research and lecturingREASONS FOR LEAVING Newspaper (Hew Leader) Offer
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SEC. 15. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED OR ASKED TO RESION FROM ANY POSITION?HAVE YOU LEFT A POSITION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH YOU DESIRE TOEXPLAIN? GIVE DETAILS:SEC. 16. GIVE FIVE CHARACTER REFERENCES - IN THE U.S. - WHO KNOW YOU INTI-MATELY - (GIVE RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS ADDRESSES WHERE POSSIBLE.)1. Sidney Book   BUS. ADD. Washington Square Cola. New York City   RES. ADD.2. James Burnham   BUS. ADD. New York Univ. N.Y.C.   RES. ADD.3. Merle Curti   BUS. ADD. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisc.   RES. ADD.4. Charles A. Pearce   BUS. ADD. Duell, Sloan & Pearce Publishers   RES. ADD. Madison Ave., NYC5. Wm E. Bohn   BUS. ADD. 7 E. 16th St., New York City   RES. ADD.SEC. 17. NAMES OF FIVE PERSONS WHO KNOW YOU SOCIALLY IN THE UNITED STATES -NOT REFERENCES, SUPERVISORS OR EMPLOYERS - (Give residence and business ad-dresses where possible.)1. Lionel Trilling   BUS. ADD. Columbia Univ. NYC   RES. ADD.2. Richard Hofstadter   BUS. ADD. Columbia Univ. NYC   RES. ADD.3. Max Eastman   BUS. ADD. Readers Digest, Pleasantville, NYC   RES. ADD.4. Edgar B. Mooney, Jr.   BUS. ADD. Bates Manuf. 80 Work St. NYC   RES. ADD.5. S.W. Levitas   BUS. ADD. 7 E. 15th St. NYC.   RES. ADD.
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SEC. 18. GIVE THREE NEIGHBORS AT YOUR LAST NORMAL RESIDENCE IN THE U.S. - (Give residence and business addresses where possible.)1. ...   BUS ADD.   RES ADD.2. ...   BUS ADD.   RES ADD.3. ...   BUS ADD.   EDS ADD.SEC. 19. FINANCIAL BACKGROUNDA. ARE YOU ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON YOUR SALARY? Yes IF NOT, STATE SOURCES OF OTHER INCOMEB. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF BANKS WITH WHICH YOU HAVE ACCOUNTSC. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN, OR FETITIONED FOR, BANKRUPTCY? noGIVE PARTICULARS, INCLUDING COURT:D. GIVE THREE CREDIT REFERENCES-IN THE US.1. NAME Som Lasky ADDRESS 719 Avenue Y. NYC2. NAME 8.M. Lovites ADDRESS 8 E. 16th St. NYC3. NAME R B. Hooney Jr. ADDRESS 80 Work St. NYCSEC. 20. RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST 15 YEARSFROM 1946 TO Present US Sector, Berlin, GermanyFROM 1943 TO 1946 ts ArmyFROM 1941 TO 1943 1485 Townsend Ave. NICFROM 1000 TO 1941 278 E03 171st St. NYCFROM 1939 TO 1940 ichigan Univ. Campus, Ann Arbor USAFROM 1932 TO 1939 1465 Fulton Avenue HYOFROM TOFROM TOFROM TOSEC. 21. RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATESA. FROM 1945 TO 1946 Buropean Command, USArmyPurpose: JournalismFROM 1946 TO 1949 Burope, HostPurpose: Child accompanied parentsFROM 1922 TO 1923 BruopoPurpose: Countron tour.9
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# 10FROM ________ TO ________ City or Section ________ Oountry ________ Purpose ________FROM ________ TO ________ Cty or Section ________ Country ________ Purpra ________FROM ________ TO ________ Chy or Section ________ Country ________ PurposeB. LAST US. PASSPORT - NUMBER, DATE, AND PLACE OF ISSUE: #44174 Parte, Franco16 July 1946, Issued at 5 Pabassy, ParisHOW MANY OTHER U.S. PASSPORTS HAVE YOU HAD? NA GIVE APPROXIMATEDATFS:PASSPORTS OF OTHER NATIONE:SEC. 22. CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONSLIST NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL CLUBS, SOCIETIES, PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES, EMPLOYEE GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS OF ANY KIND (INCLUDE MEMBERSHIP IN, OR SUPPORT OF, ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HEADQUARTERS OR BRANCH IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY) TO WHICH YOU BELONG OR HAVE BELONGED:1. See Hote No. 1Name and Chapter ________ St. & No. ________ City ________ State ________ Counuy ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________2. Name and Chapter ________ 8t. & No. ________ C1L7 ________ Btate ________ Country ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________3. Name and Chapter ________ St. & No. ________ City ________ Stato ________ Country ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________4. Kame and Chapter ________ Bt. & Fo. ________ Cty ________ State ________ Country ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________5. Name and Chapter ________ Bt. & No. ________ City ________ State ________ Country ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________ε.Name and Chapter ________ St. & No. ________ City ________ State ________ Country ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________7. Name and Chapter ________ St. & No. ________ City ________ State ________ Country ________DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ________
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SEC. 23. GENERAL QUALIFICATIONSA. FOREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS "SLIGHT" "FAIR" OR "FLUENT")LANGUAGE German SPEAK Fluent READ Fluent WRITE FairLANGUAGE French SPEAK Fair READ Fair WRITE FairLANGUAGE SPEAK READ WRITEB. LIST ALL SPORTS AND HOBBIES WHICH INTEREST YOU: INDICATE DEGREE OF PROFI-CIENCY IN EACH:Tennis (College Varsity)C. HAVE YOU ANY QUALIFICATIONS, AS A RESULT OF TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE, WHICHMIGHT FIT YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITION?Historian - ResearchEditor - JournalismUniversity- LecturerD. LIST BELOW THE NAMES OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES OR OFFICES TOWHICH YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR EMPLOYMENT SINCE 1939:Dept of Interior (Nat'l Park Service) 1940E. IF, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, ANY OF THE ABOVE HAS CONDUCTED AN INVESTIGATION OFYOU, INDICATE BELOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE DATE OFTHE INVESTIGATION:11
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SEC. 24. MISCELLANEOUSA. DO YOU ADVOCATE OR HAVE YOU EVER ADVOCATED: OR ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A MEMBER OR, OR HAVE YOU SUPPORTED ANT POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANIZATION WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTHROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES?IF "YES", EXPLAIN:NoB. DO YOU USE, OR HAVE YOU USED, INTOXICANTS?NoIF SO, TO WHAT EXTENT?C. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CONVICTED FOR ANY VIOLATION OF LAW OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION? IF SO, STATE NAME OF COURT, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENSE AND DISPOSITION OF CASE:NoD. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN COURT-MARTIALED WHILE A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES? IF ANSWER IS "YES" GIVE DETAILS BELOW:NoSEC. 25. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY:NAME Samuel Lasky RELATIONSHIP FatherADDRESS 719 Avenue Y New York City New YorkSEC. 26. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIN WILL BE INVESTIGATED.ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH MAY BE DISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY INVOLVED OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IF SO, DESCRIBE, IF NOT, ANSWER "NO."-No.
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SEC. 27. I CERTIFY THAT THE FORIGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THEBEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND PELIEF, AND I AGREE THAT ANY MISSTATEMENTOR OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IM-MEDIATE DISMISSAL OR REJECTION OF MY APPLICATION.SIGNED AT Berlin, GerжануCity and State DATE 25 Jan 1960Witness Signature of ApplicantUSE THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR EXTRA DETAILS. NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE NUMBEROF THE QUESTION TO WHICH THEY RELATE SIGN YOUR NAME AT THE END OF THE ADDEDMATERIAL. IF ADDITIONAL SPACE IS REQUIRED USE EXTRA PAGES THE SAME SIZE ASTHESE AND SIGN EACH SUCH PAGEHote 1. (800.22)I may have boon a member of(a) American Newspaper Guild(b) American Historical Assoc.but I do not definitely recall whetherBentership had been completed.Note 2 (Ses 18)Inasmuch as I have not been President at home in sever. (?)years I am unable to give names of neighbore.13
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TRANSMITTAL SLIPTO: DentBUILDING ROOM NO.REMARKS:How is Brer Lesky getting along?JetMr. BakerMr. Garland's office advises Provisional Clearance will come thru 23 or 24 February.JEDFROM:BUILDING ROOM NO EXTENSIONFORM NO. 36-8SEP 1948---TRANSMITTAL SLIPTO: LGBUILDING ROOM NO.REMARKS:Herewith project with comments:Believe we should s-ise commo that increased traffic expectable in Germany in May (30 may expect same thing).Think this is generally excellent job so far and we can proceed to put in shape for final ok.jebFROM:BUILDING ROOM NO EXTENSIONFORM NO. 36-8SEP 1948---TRANSMITTAL SLIP.1 Yet 50TO: Mr. BabeBUILDING ROOM NO.REMARKS: Ennis Hollins.OSE advises papers on subject are en route to that office - clearance Should be expective by weeks end. will follow-up!FROM: CakeBJILDING ROOM NO. EXTENSIONFORM NO SEP 1946 36-8---Trade ShowU.S.) Symphony OrchestraParis Educational ExhibitBallet ensembleopen air concertOfficial lighting of Wabasin street.(@and in ((Lucids)Suggest Conf. techniques for betting films up
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TO: ODRE: PEQUICKPlease print up the simplest form of light board megaphones (perhaps five inches deep), in West German colors and printed:DEUTSCHLAND, FREI U. UNABHAZINGIGFor distribution to street crowds.> [Figure: Hand-drawn illustration of a megaphone with concentric circles and vertical lines]5 in deepBlack/white/RotDeutschland FreiBerlin ist Ruine SovietKolonie
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SECRET1 March 1950MEMORANDUM FOR: CEEATTN: Mr. GarlandSUBJECT: James BurnhamREFERENCE: Project POBJICE1. The project is a proposal to hold an Intellectual and Cultural Congress in Berlin, Germany, to be sponsored by leading German Intellectuals, notably Dr. Nololob of the Free University of Berlin. The object is to establish a base of freedom in political, cultural and social thought, established where it may serve as a springboard for propaganda infiltration into the Iron Curtain countries including East Germany. At the same time, and various events of even greater importance, the Congress will be held either immediately preceding or immediately following the Communist Youth Rally to be held in Berlin the last three days of May - serving to offset considerably the influence of the Communist rally and as a basis for counter propaganda and counter action.2. The Berlin ORD field office has urged the sending of two propaganda experts to the field as special consultants. James Burnham fits the requirement, is under contract, and we have proposed in a cablegram to send him during the month of April for a period of from 30 to 60 days. While in the field he will serve in approximately the same capacity and perform the same functions as when on duty in Washington. The second propaganda expert is a staff employee.FELLI/LGcc: C: C/Iwg (2)FELLI Chrono fileSubject file
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Dear ...This letter will serve as an official invitation and credential as a delegate to the Congress for Cultural Freedom. The passport and visa authorities know about the Congress and will extend all facilities to delegates. When you have secured your passport, you can obtain your Berlin visa from the Allied High Command Permit Office, 42 Broadway, New York City. The American Express Company, through its foreign travel section, will arrange for air-travel bookings. We will inform you when your ticket is available and all further details of transportation.We are enclosing a copy of our first New York release. It contains a copy of the proposed program of the Congress and the names of many of our international delegates and supporters. The details of the program are now being worked out in Berlin. As soon as we receive them, we shall be happy to send you a copy.Copies of your books are being ordered and will be sent to Berlin where they will be on public display. We would appreciate your sending us a negative of your photograph for use in connection with this display.If there is any other information you require, or any way we can be of help to you, please feel free to call upon us at our New York office.Sincerely yours,
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20 February 1950MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, I & S - Attention: Mr. George LakerTHROUGH: CCF and SSC/OFCSUBJECT: Franklyn A. Johnson1. Subject is being sent to Germany for a period of 90 days TDY, beginning on or about 10 March 1950, to take part in the activation of an approved FB-III project. He is an OPC intelligence officer assigned to YBA/CHC, but is being detailed to FB-III/OPC for this particular assignment. The project will be a propaganda warfare operation.2. For travel to and from Germany and during his sojourn there, Mr. Johnson will use Department of Army cover; his orders will show him to be a civilian employee of the Department of the Army and he will have a special passport. He will report to the Chief of Operations of the OPC German Mission who has offices in Heidelberg. The cover designation of this unit is Documents Disposal Unit, Department of Army. Mr. Johnson's activities in connection with his TDY assignment in Germany will take him also to Frankfurt and Berlin, where he will use the same cover.3. Mr. Johnson has been briefed on the cover used by the station to which he will report and on the measures to be taken to conceal his connection with CIA during his sojourn in Germany.John E. BakerChief, FB-IIIcc: OPC FileOPC ChronoFB-III ChronoFB-III subject: (P.D.Quick)
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KIBLIN, Patricia A. FB-II GS-8, $3100 p/aWashington, D. C., to Feddelburg and Berlin, Germany, for 90 days TDY, and return to Washington, with no leave enroute.Requested TDY is considered essential. Subject will report to Chief, JEETICT field station as elorical assistant in connection with approved operations requiring immediate activation: Project D-56-JEDICT (8 November 1949)Has been assigned by FB-II to FB-III for this special, temporary duty.|     || --- || GS  || X   ||               || ------------- || 10 March 1960 || X             ||     || --- || X   ||     |Maximum allowable S-34-JEDICTTravel advance of $500.00 requested.John B. Baker, FB-III 20 February 1960
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24 FebTake up with Garland after seeing Joe Buyan who will not return until 27thfq---TRANSMITTAL SLIPTO:BUILDINGROOM NO.DATEREMARKS:Arrange youwill fix himUgoJBFROM:BUILDINGROOM NO.EXTENSIONFORM NO. 36-8SEP 1946---TRANSMITTAL SLIPTO:Mr. BakerBUILDINGROOM NO.DATE24 February 150REMARKS:Herewith is Mr. Hobbing's clearance!Clearance is covert security type which, I believe, puts this individual in category of staff agent and, therefore, under Peg Johnson's jurisdiction.Yo I he will be contact-part timer agent.FROM:JEDBUILDINGV ROOM NO.EXTENSIONFORM NO 36-8SEP 1946
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64# SECRET# Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: ADPC Attention: Security Officer DATE: 20 February 1950FROM: Chief, Inspection and Security StaffSUBJECT: J.G. - 273#36778Reference is made to your memorandus dated 15 February 1950 concern-ing the subject.This memorandum requested change in status for the subject from an operational clearance to that of a covert consultant for the purposes as outlined in the memorandum of 16 February 1950.In accordance with the provisions set forth in the Director's menor- andum of. 14 February 1949, entitled "Security and Operational Clearances", a covert security clearance as requested in the memorandum of 15 February 1950 is granted for the use of the subject.This covert clearance as granted does not always constitute complete compliance with the provisions of Al 10-2. Therefore, if you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, please advise Inspection and Security sufficiently in advance so that no delay is caused in the transition.This Office would further appreciate being advised when the contem- plated use as set forth in your memorandum of 15 February 1950 for the sub- ject has been completed, so that the files of this Office may be kept up to date.FOR THE CHIEF, INSPECTION AND SECURITY STAFF![signature]GEORGE P. LOKER, JR.SECRET
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# TOP SECRET17 February 1950MEMORANDUM TO: CPB 11SUBJECT: Meeting with Kenneth 3. HAMBLEY and Messrs. Williams, Droller, Glaser, and Stitch re Berlin. Conference1. Direct action is imperative in Berlin.a. Organize groups to beat the Commie opposition in street fighting.b. Carry the counterattack into the Soviet Sector.c. It is not undesirable to have Soviet's fire on German citizens.2. Fighting, against the background of the Peace Conference, with the general populatice and the conference, participants in the streets, would have tremendous and desirable effect.a. To be beaten in the streets would be defeat complete.b. A fight is important. A successful fight is imperative. It would cause good publicity, instill confidence in the Berlin population and insure major victories for our side.c. If no Commie fighting group plans to start the fight, create one and beat it up.3. A head-on challenge - rioting and perhaps shooting - is inherent in the streets as it is now conceived.4. HAMBLEY thinks that the Soviet authorities plan control of the streets.5. What would mass effect be of a background of American tanks?a. If it is necessary to prevent defeat - do it.b. It would be far better, however, to have force exercised by the Berlin population with no Azerican military force in sight.![CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CLASSIFICATION STAMP]![Signature]# TOP SECRET![Fraction] of 7 COPIES