Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO.5. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 6. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM. 8. DATE OF INFO 9. EVALUATION3. ANALYST4. DATE PROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO    RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONMASFERRER ROJAS, ROLANDO201-042669SEX M DOB ?CIT-CUBAOCC ?A USARE SUBJ'S INVOLVEMENT IN HAITIAN REVACTS AGAINST GOVT OF HAITI.036-009-006UFGA-1730017 AUG 64P3PAFR- 21152972 115 297FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201 04 26 69SECRET![Stamp indicating document has been declassified]
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# SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETPRIOR TO FILINGINSTRUCTIONSTO: ACTION BRANCH1. Fill in Sect. 2, on back. Detach back flap and forward.If file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/AN.2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.FROM:RIDPROPER FILE NOTO:TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS|              | ROOM NO. | DATE RECEIVED | FORWARDED | OFFICERS INITIALS |                              || ------------ | -------- | ------------- | --------- | ----------------- | ---------------------------- || 1.WHKAESC    |          | 30 July       | QH        | Copy Detached     |                              || 2.           |          |               |           |                   |                              || 3.WA/SA/RPT  |          |               | kay       | Q                 | CSDB-312/100236-64 30 Jal 64 || 4.           |          |               |           |                   |                              || 5.C/WH/6     |          |               |           |                   |                              || 6.           |          |               |           |                   |                              || 7.           |          |               |           |                   |                              || 8.DCWH2CB/OR |          | 5 AUG 1964    |           | PM                |                              || 9. ELW       |          |               |           | ELW               |                              || 10.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 11.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 12.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 13.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 14.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 15.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 16.          |          |               |           |                   |                              || 17. RID/FI   |          |               |           |                   |                              |TRACE REQUESTABSTRACTMICROFILMEDJUL 29 1964DOC, MICRO SER![photo of fingerprint]
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# REPORT COVER SHEETFROMJMWAVEREP. NO.CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMUPG-5559REPORTING OFFICERDATE OF REPORTRobert S. HUNKELER22 July 1964REPORTS OFFICERRD. NO.Margaret R. NANKALL/1cpPROJ.APPROVING OFFICERAndrew K. REUTEMANS'CE CR.MICROFILMEDJUL 29 1964BACKGROUND DATA AND COMMENTS:TYPICDOC MICRO. SERSource: UOAMBER-3 who spoke with Rolando Arcadio MASFERRER-Rojas, whom he has known for many years, during his visit to New York City between 9 and 12 July 1964.RID: Index.Group 1: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading and Declassification> [Figure: A circular stamp says "REPORTS JUL 22 1964"]OPTIONALS: ENTRIES BELOW NEED NOT BE FILLED IN IF DUPLICATED IN ACCOMPANYING REPORTDISTRIBUTIONINTRA-AGENCYEXTRA-AGENCY4 - Hqs.Miami Reps:1 - 00/C1 - State2 - BARR1 - FBI2 - SANTO DOMINGO-TOBOT Pouch1 - I&NS1 - CustomsCOUNTRYNO. OF ENCLOSURESNO. PAGES2SUBJECTREFERENCESHQS RI COPYCS COPYPADAAPPRCONFIDENTIALD19-9-9CONTROLLED DISSEM22JUL64D 22-9-26201-42669
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTGRADING OF SOURCE: A: Completely reliable. B: Usually reliable. C: fairly reliable. D: flot usually relatie. E: Not relace. (Applied to sources of soutiful honesty or loyalty, regardless of their competence). F: Reliability cannot be judged (Appied to untested or insufficiently lested sources..APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1. Confirmed by other independent and reliable sources. 2: Probably true 3: Possibly rose 4. Doubffull. 5. Probably false. 6. Camse be judged,CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSENCOUNTRY Cuba/Dominican RepublicREPORT NO.SUBJECT Comments of Rolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojas Regarding his Plans and Activities in Support of Dominican and Cuban ExilesDATE OF REPORT 22 July 1964NO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF 11 July 1964INFO.PLACE & United States, MiamiDATE ACQ (17 July 1964)UFG-5559TR.S IS UNEVALUATED FORMATION. SOUPCE GRADINGS ARE OFF'S TIVI. APPHA SAL OF CONTENT S TENTATIVE.SOURCE: Former high-level Latin American Government official (C) who has travelled frequently throughout the Caribbean and Central Azerica where he maintains close friendships with a wide range of military and political leaders. Source is a rightist, a trained reporter, and his information has been fairly reliable in the past. This information was ołtained from Rolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojas.1. Bolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojae, prominent Cuban exile and financial backer of several Caribbean paramilitary operations directed against Fidel Castro Ruz, revealed on 11 July 1964 that he is maintaining close contact with Dominican Consul Carlos Peguero Guerrero, the brother of General Belisario Peguero Guerrero, Dominican Police Chief. Masferrer said that he is collaborating with Consul Peguero by giving his full support to the Partido Liberal Evolucionista (PLZ, Liberal Evolutionist Party) and that he is ready to go to the Dominican Republic should Luis Amiama Tio, a leader of the PIZ, call for him. When discussing the method by which Masferrer was participating with the PLE, Masferrer suggested that he vas prepared to offer his Cutan assets to the Dominican supporters of Aniana should the latter cocide to carry out action against the triumvirate government.2. Concerning the future of Joaquin Balaguer as a Dominican presi- dential candidate, Hasferrer said that Balaguer was "nistaken" in his belief that he would soon be able to return to the Dominican Republic. The Dominican authorities will not perait the return of Balaguer because Diego Pordas Hernandez, former leader of the Partido Revolucionario Dominicano (PRD, Dominican Revolutionary Party), was successfully financing a "stop Balaguer" movement.CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEN
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# CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSENUFG-5559According to Kasferrer, Bordas recently paid Stanley Ross, editor of the Her fork publication "El Tiempo", $5,000 to assist Bordas in stopping Balaguer from obtaining favorable publicity in the Ross publications.Concerning the next candidate supported by the PLE, Masferrer said that the PLE political machine had planned to promote General Antonio Imbert Barrera instead of Amiana although Amiama had previously been pushed for the presidential candidacy with the support of the PLE.Concerning Cuba, Masferrer said that he has 250 highly trained men available for paramilitary action against the Castro regine. He is personally carrying out daily practice sessions in a light twin-engine aircraft in preparation for future flights to be made by Masferrer in distributing propaganda and attacking strategic points in Cuba. He has no immediate plans, however, for an invasion nor did he reveal the locations of arms and money which he clains to have at bis disposal. He said, however, that he has much faith in the United States Government and its appraisal of the Cuban probles and expected a "green light" to be forthcoming from the United States Government soon.Masferrer said that unfortunately several prominent politicians and government officials have been recommending that he not be permitted to return to the State of Florida in spite of an earlier petition signed by many Cuban exiles requesting an amendment to an earlier court ruling prohibiting K sferrer from returning to Florida.[^1]When asked about the participation of other Cuban exile leaders with Masferrer's group, Masferrer did not comment other than to say that Carlos Harquez Sterling was a "lyric post" but that his association with kasferrer had not been productive.[^1]: Field Comment: Refer to CSDB-3/661,878, dated 19 June 1964, regarding the efforts of Masferrer's brother to obtain the signatures of Cuban exile leaders, which he intended to submit to the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Miami with a request for Masferrer's legal return to Miani.
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# SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETINSTRUCTIONSPRIOR TO FILING1.  Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and forward to RID. JUN 15 1 31 PM 642.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.TO: ACTION BRANCHIf file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/AN.FROM:RID/ANPROPER FILE NOTO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION I ON BACK IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTSD.A.| TO             | ROOM NO. | DATE      | OFFICER'S INITIALS |     || -------------- | -------- | --------- | ------------------ | --- || 1. WHSAESC     |          | 19 Junely |                    |     || 2. WH/sa/Ripts |          | 19 Junely | COPY DETACHED      |     || 3.             |          |           |                    |     || 4.             |          |           |                    |     || 5.             |          |           |                    |     || 6.             |          |           |                    |     || 7.             |          |           |                    |     || 8.             |          |           |                    |     || 9.             |          |           |                    |     || 10.            |          |           |                    |     || 11.            |          |           |                    |     || 12.            |          |           |                    |     || 13.            |          |           |                    |     || 14.            |          |           |                    |     || 15.            |          |           |                    |     || 16.            |          |           |                    |     |CS83-31661,878MICROFILMEDJUN 1 8 1964DOC. MICRO. SER,17. RID/TITRACE REQUESTABSTRACT201-042669
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# REPORT COVER SHEETFROMJMWAVEREPORTING OFFICERRobert S. HÚNKELERREPORTS OFFICERMargaret R. NANKALL/utaAPPROVING OFFICERAndrew L. BEUTELMANBACKGROUND DATA AND COMMENTS:CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNOUFG-5343DATE OF REPORT9 June 1964RD. NO.PROJ.S'CE CR.## TYPICSource: Paras 1-3 from UOAMBER-6 who attended the meeting on 29 May 1964. Para 4 from UOAMBER-3 who met with Masferrer on 1 June and was able to confirm that Masferrer did arrive with arms and ammunition. Para 5 from AMSWIRL-1 from a reliable source who requested that his name not be revealed.RID: Please index.> [Figure: A stamp that says "REPORTS" with some illegible text.]Group 1: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading and Declassification> [Figure: A rectangular stamp that says "MICROFILMED JUN 1 8 1964 DOC. MICRO. SER"]OPTIONAL: ENTRIES BELOW NEED NOT BE FILLED IN IF DUPLICATED IN ACCOMPANYING REPORT## DISTRIBUTIONINTRA-AGENCY4 - Hqs,1 - 00/C2 - JMBARREXTRA-AGENCY1 cy. each to Miami reps of:StateCoast GuardBorder PatrolF.B.I.I & NS, CustomsCOUNTRYNO. OF ENCLOSURESNO. PAGES2SUBJECTREFERENCES> [Figure: "HQS RI.COPY" in very large font.]CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMCS COPY
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTGRADING OF SOURCE: A: Completely reliable. 8: Usually reliable. C Farly reliable. D: Not usually relable. E. Not reliable. (Applied to sources of doubrful honesty or loyalty, regardless of their competencel. F. Reliability cannot be judged (App'ed to untested or insufficiently lested sources.APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1: Confirmed by other independent and reliable sources. 2: Probably true. 3: Possibly true. 4: Doubtful. 5: Probably false. 6: Cannot be judged,CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DESSEMCOUNTRY CubaSUBJECT Return to Miami of Rolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojas With Arms and AmmunitionREPORT NO.DATE OF REPORT 9 June 1964NO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF INFO. 22 May - 4 June 1964PLACE & United States, MiamiDATE ACQ (4 June 1964)UPG-5343TH'S IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.SOURCE: See below.The information in Paras, 1-3 were obtained from a former Latin American military officer who at one time resided in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Es still maintains fairly close friendships with officials of those countries. Source is a trained reporter and his information has been reliable in the past.*42669*1. On 29 May 1934 Rolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojas, a Cuban exile leader, met with Miguel Taberno Blas, former member of the Cuban House of Representatives; Cecilio Ignacio Hapoles Hidalgo, former army major during the administration of Fulgencio Batista; Estaer Dorgio Aragon, a Cuban woman, Masferrer seid that within the next 60 days there would be a revolt within the ranks of Castro's forces and that anti-Castro groups would become active both in Cuba and outside.*234298*2. Masferrer said that Manuel Ray Rivero, leader of the Junta Revolucionaria Cubana (JURE, Cuban Revolutionary Junta), would play an important role in the events that wore to transpire in the next two months. Although he did not elaborate on just how the revolt would come about, Masferrer did say that the uprising vould be possible because those persons participating in the revolt would have access to weapons and ammunition already cached in Cuba.3. On 4 June 1964 Enrique "Kiki" Masferrer Rojas, Rolando's brother, had obtained the signatures of several Cuban exile leaders, which be intended to submit to the Immigration and Naturalization Service at Niani requesting authorization for Masferrer to return to Miant. It was expected that the document would be submitted sometime in early June 1964.
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISS -2- -LPG-5343The information in Para. 4 was obtained fron a former high-level Latin American Government official who has travelled frequently throughout the Caribbean and Central America where he maintains close friendships with a vide range of military and political leaders. Source is a rightist, a trained reporter, and his information has been reliable in the past.4. Masferrer arrived in Miami on 27 May with an undetermined quantity of arms and ammunition which he plans to use against Castro.The information in Para. 5 was obtained from a local lav enforcement officer who is well acquainted with maritime matters in Florida. Source has submitted a large number of reports based on the debriefing of Cuban refugees and has been a consistently reliable reporter on the plans and activities of anti-Castro groups engaging in boat cperatious. This information was obtained from an unidentified informant described as reliable.5. As of 22 May, Masferrer vas alleged to have equipment in Miami to arn about 200 men. The plan called for moving this equipment from the United States mainland to an unidentified key where it would be buried, when the fighting began in Cuba, about 200 sen vare to proceed to the key, arn themselves with the cached materiel and proceed to Cuba. In this way they could also cizia to be the liberators of Cuba.1. Field Comment: Masferrer has been prohibited from returning to the State of Florida following an order issued by the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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FPI doc14 May 64 (NY)Re-Rolando Oncadio WasfenerBureau # 2-1622
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OF SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13: TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONMASFERRER ROJAS, ROLANDO ARCADIO 036-009-006201-04269 UFG-04662SEX M DOE? 25 FEB 64CIT DOMINICAN REPUBLICOCC ?RE SUBJ'S INVOLVEMENT IN PREPARATIONS BY ROLANDO ARCADIO MASFERRER ROJAS TO SUPPORT LEON CANTAVE'S SECOND INVASION ATTEMPT OF HAITI.+HDC HTP1 904 5521904552PAFR11111111111111111112222222222222222222222222222233.33333333855555555555555555111111111111111111"FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO..201 04 26 69SECRET25 Feb Ly
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT             | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                            |                              || ------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- ||                                 | 2. RI FILE                                         |                              ||                                 | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE      |                              ||                                 | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION |                              || 5. ANALYST                      | 6. DATE PROCESSED                                  | 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATE || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION                               | 13. TRANSFERRED TO FILE NO.  |PERTINENT INFORMATION|                                                                                                                        |                                                |     || ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | --- || MASFERRER ROLANDO 201-042669 SEX M DOB ? CIT CUBA OCC ? SUBJ IS POSS SOURCE OF SUPPORT FOR POSS PLANS TO INVADE HAITI. | 201-727690 MUFGA-14051 19 FEB 64 200-120-63 P3 |     |HTP> [Figure: A series of numbers and asterisks organized in columns.]1 892 224FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.![arrow pointing right] 201 04 26 69SECRETIn Feeby
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FBI doc10 Feb 64 (NY)Re-Rolando Arcadis Nasferrer RojasBureau # 2-1622
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT2. D'CUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH 9 SopeCE DOC. STWBOL NO. 4. DATES. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 7. SOURCE CRYPTOUTES. 8. DATE OF INFO 9. EVALUATION10. DISSEMINATED I 11. BATE18. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILECOCIMENT DISPOSITION18. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE D16. PERTINENT INFORMATIONMASFERRER ROJAS, ROLANDO201-042669SEX M DOB ?019-006-081/03UFGA-1352521 JAN 641846224CIT CUBAOCC ?A USA ?RE REPORTS OF INVESTIGATION OR SURVEILLANCEOF SUBJ.1 846 224FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.200 04 26 69SECRET21 Janly![image]
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FBI doc15 Jan 64 (Newark)Re- Rolando Arcadio Masferrer RojasBureau# 2-1622
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCES.BJECT OF DOCUMENTRI FILE NO.MOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONS. DISPATCH DO SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.DATE7. SOURCE CYPTERTO. DATE OF INFO. D. EVALUATIONARALYSTO. BATE PROCESSEDDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12 CROSS REFEAPED TO THED FILE1015SPEATED OBI PILE NO.PERTINENT INFOMATIONMASFERRER ROJAS, ROLANDO201-042569SEX M DOB 2CUBACIT CUBAOCC ?A. USA, NEW YORK, NEW YORK CITY?RE RPTD DISCUSSIONS W/201-118281 PERTAINING TO INVASION OF HAITI. DOI 12 DEC 63.019-009-009OFG-0443515 JAN 641844720PAFR![photo]FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201 04 26 69SECRET15 Jamby
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SE CT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: MASFERRER Y ROTAS, COLANDO201-72669(VOL, VIIIINCLUSIVE DATES: / JAN. 66 THRU 31 DEC.66CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY: THIRD AGENCY DOCUMENTS| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 4 AUG.78      |               | PAT ORR                  | *illegible signature*           ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
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OGC 66-261516 December 1966The Honorable J. Walter YeagleyAssistant Attorney GeneralInternal Security DivisionDepartment of JusticeWashington, D. C. 20530Dear Walt:After you informed me on 29 November 1966 of the possible indictment by the U. S. Attorney in Florida of Rolando Masferrer and others concerned in the plan to launch an expedition from Florida against President Duvalier of Haiti, I asked for a report on our knowledge of, or involvement in, this activity.As you know, we have installations in the Miami area which utilise a variety of sensitive covers. The Chief of Station coordinates his activities closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the Bureau of Customs of the Department of the Treasury and disseminates to those offices in the area pertinent intelligence information.Our Station was well informed on the plans of Masferrer and his cohorts and disseminated this information in the normal manner. Part of this reporting included information that Masferrer and some of his associates repeatedly asserted that their plotting had been approved by the U. S. Government. On some occasions they stated this approval came from this Agency, and the other times they intimated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had approved their actions. These claims were apparently used to persuade various persons, primarily Cuban exiles, some of whom formerly had contact with the Agency, to join the plot. It appears logical to assume that Masferrer would continue to claim that he had received what he interpreted to be U. S. Government approval of the scheme to overthrow President Duvalier, and if he hasSECRET![Seal]