Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET3. */FTT#1 H00A-36/08*29 November, 1968"The exposition is not going as well as I expected. But the problem I'm really concerned about is that of my wife."L/9: "Let her go to FBRUMEN."L/3: "what do you mean? I don't understand."L/9: "Well, I mean with you, when you go."L/3: "Oh, yes, I see. Of course. She can see her relatives and there won't be a problem. You know my wife was getting pretty desperate about seeing L/SIXXXXXXIIIIIIIEXYIIII her father and she even talked of going to the Northamerican Anbassy for a visa so that she could go to New York. Imagine that! I told it would be no use just a waste of time since she woiulnd get the visa."L/9: "For heaven's sake, tell her not to go! That would create no end of Interrocations in tae FBRUMEN capital. Calm her downsby all means."L/3: "Getting back to my report, as I said, cany points can be expanded."L/9: "Yes. Let's zeet again on, say, Monday, at a time convenient for you."L/3: "You know I have plenty of time now. I'm up in the air, as I said, not doing much - just the exposition. On the other hand you're a busy man. You set the time."L/9: "I taink about 1000 would be good. Is that okay with you?"L/3: "Yes. I'll be back."L/9: "I'm gald you covered the important point as to what the FAR thinks of us. This is very important to us. Also you say that you expect a contact with one of them here?"L/3: "Yes, with a certain 'Pavel' but I don't know when. I am in contact as you can see. They have been writing me more or less regularly since my de- parture." ( L/3 takes two letters from pocket and shows them, but L/9 makes no move to take them or read contents.)L/9: "Well, I'll be waiting for you at 1000 on Monday."2. LIRING/3 told Roston at a subsequent meeting (1100,28/11/6800) that when he returned home the previous evening, he found to his surprise a note slipped under the door from LIKING/9 asking him not to forget to come by at 1000 on Monday, 2 December, 1968.W B RowtonSECRET
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# SECRETAtt #1 HANA-3640813 January 1969Subject: LIRING/3 Report of Activities for the Period 7-13 January, 1969.1. Rowton met with LIRING/3 at the Camino Real Restaurant at 1000 on 10 and 13 January. He reported the following developments in connection with the accusations made against him to Marta Barrios de León by Identity A(a) On the evening of 8 January, 1969, Identity B called on him at his home unannounced and made an effort to smooth over the hard feelings that had arisen between LIRING/3 and her husband. She denied any knowledge of charges made by her husband against L/3 and claimed that she could not believe them in any case. When L/3 stated that he had definite proof in the form of a letter Identity B insisted on seeing it. L/3 (who had given the original letter to Rowton) stalled promising to produce the letter on 10 January in the presence of her husband. L/3 told Rowton that when he attempted to contact Iden B and her husband by phone on the morning of 10 January, he found the phone constantly busy and suspects that the receiver was left purposely off the hook.(b) On the evening of 12 January, 1969, Arturo Serrano of the CPM, visited LIRING/3 at his home and told him that the Central Committee of the CPM had discussed his feud with Identity A, in response to the letter LIRING/3 had sent to it alleging that Iden A was maligning him unjustly. Serrano continued that the CC of the CFM had found the letter too vague to make any sense, but in any case could not take Iden A seriously. Serrano told L/3 that Iden A and Identity B had been recently formally expelled from the party for ideological reasons, but still had a number of friends willing to vouch for them. On the other hand Serrano stated that the CC of the CFM had received information "some time ago" from the LIRING office alleging that LIRING/3 had been acting in a suspicious manner, especially with regard to certain information he had provided concerning Julián López that "could not have come from a source other than the police." Serrano continued that although the CFM had no love for the LIRING office it nevertheless had to take such a report into consideration and the burden of proof was really on LIRING/3.SECRET
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SECRET"ATT #I HIDDA-3610522 January, 1959Subject: LIRDIG/3 Report of Address of Guatemalan Refugees in Mexico City.1. At 1000 on 21/1/69 LIRING/3 told Rowton that his old Guatemalan friend Jacobo Rodríquez Padilla was residing at Calle Veracruz 14, apartment, and that the Carlos Vega, whom Jacobo had sent to LIKING/3'8 home with a note asking 1/3 to help Tega, was living in the azotea (servant's) room belonging to Jacobo's apartment.2. L/3 also reported that Carlos Vega again called on hin unarsounced et his anartment on 20 January.and asked him to arrange through his PBRUMEN friends to send a package of medicine to a son of Turcios who was living in the PBRUMEN capital. Vega also asked 1/3 to send two "very important" letters to PEREKEN through friends who could bypass the usual censorship. L/3 promised to do what he could and askud Vega to deliver the letters tohin on 25 January.3. Because of the obvious possibility of provocation in this rather unexplained behavior of Carlos Vega ( he originally told L/3 that he was a close friend of Identity A ), Rowton agreed with 1/3 that no attempt should be made to open the letters and that they should be delivered promptly to the LIKING office for whatever disposition that establishment might wnat to make of the letters. L/3 promised to note carefully the addressees of the letters.4. Powton told 1/3 that he would have to leave town for a visit to Monterrey and was not certain when he would be able to finish his business there. He made at date, however, for 1000, 3 February, at the Camino Real restaurant, and asked L/3 to return to the saze place at 1000 on 7 February in the event that Rowton did not appear at the first time and date.Wallace 3. RowtonSECRET201-778301
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SECRET2. Атт#1 нппа-36408Serrano, as a friend, advised L/3 to "take the bull by the horns" and send as much data as possitle to defend himself to all "important progressive" organizations. He volunteered to pass a copy of the letter from Marta Barrios to the CFM and 1/3's version of the arrest and detention as soon as he had prepared it.2. In response to Rowton's query as to any other friends 1/3 might have in the CPM who might be able to obtain a copy of the original letter from the LIRING Office, LIRING/3 recalled that an old acquaintance from Chiapas, invited him to dinner and appeared anxious to re-establish contact with him. 1/3 told Rowton that he had known Zepeda in the PERUMEN capital soce six years previously and recalled that Zepeda had traveled and studied in Communist China and the Soviet Union before re- turing to Mexico. Zepeda recently told L/3 that he was employed in CCNASUPO and that he had written several articles favorable to L/3 in "Renovación" a daily newspaper he controlled in Tuxla-Gutierrez, Chiapas. L/3 told Howton that he later learned that the newspaper was actually owned by Hank González, general director of CONASUPO, who apparently had political ambitions.3. Howton suggested that L/3 get in touch with Zepeda not only to determine why he had recontacted 1/3 after so long a time, but to ascertain his current relationship with the CPH and the LIRING office, if any.4. LIRING/3 stated that he had not been recontacted by "Rómulo" and promised to advise Rowton in advance of a future meeting so that Rowton could cover it in the hope of getting a good look at the FAR representative.![signature of Wallace B Rowton]SECRET
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SECRETAttachment #2HΜΜΑ-36408Identity SheetIdentity A: Carlos PERZABALIdentity B: Teresa LOZADA de PERZABALSECRETS/e att:1HIMA-36468201-798.301
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# SECRETSECRET 280045Z JUN 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 2326PANAMA CITY, INFO DIRECTORPBRUMENA. PANAMA CITY 8498 [IN 85341]B. MEXICO CITY 2744 [IN 88360]C. PANAMA CITY 2518 [IN 86266]1. LIRING-3 IDENTITY) REPORTED 27 JUNE THAT HAD TALKED WITH LELIS AMADEO (RODRIGUEZ) ANGULO (221-326789) 25 JUNE. IN CONNECTION LIRING-3 EFFORT GET RODRIGUEZ WORK AT CIDOC, LIRING-3 ABLE QUESTION RODRIGUEZ ON PANAMANIAN REVOLUTIONARY SITUATION AND SURFACE REQUIREMENTS LEVIED REF C.2. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIRING-3 VANGUARDIA DE ACCION NACIONAL (VAN) IMPORTANT EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION WITH POLITICAL LINE PARALLEL TO PANAMANIAN COMMUNIST PARTY. RODRIGUEZ STATED VAN ONLY PANAMANIAN PARTY "VIEWED WITH FAVOR" BY CUBANS. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIRING-3 CHIEF OF VAN IS JORGE TURNER (281-48393), WHO RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO CITY AFTER RELEASE FROM PRISON. RODRIGUEZ STATED TURNER HERE TO CONFER -WITH CUBANS IN ATTEMPT GET CUBAN ASSISTANCE FOR VAN.3. RODRIGUEZ STATED HE TRYING FIND TURNER PLACE TO STAY AND ASKED LIRING-3 IF HE COULD PUT UP TURNER FOR FEW DAYS. RODRIGUEZ TO3201-33736201-483938201-306789
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PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 0825 SECRETINTRODUCE LIRING-3 TO TURNER 28 JUNE.4. ACCORDING RODRIGUEZ, THELMA KING (221-203373) IS TANAMANIAN WITH STRONG NATIONALIST POLITICAL ORIENTATION. HE STATUED KING NOT MEMBER OF COMMUNISTS PARTY BUT HAD WIDE CONTACTS AMONG VARIOUS LEFTIST GROUPS. HE ALSO STATED KING IN TOUCH WITH NORTHAMERICANS, WHO HAVE APPARENTLY HELPED IN TAKING CARE HER DAUGHTER WHO SICK VITH LEUKEMIA. RODRIGUEZ ICLD LIRING-3 CUBANS DO NOT TRUST KING AND HAVE ASKED PANAMANIAN EXTREMIST ORGANIZATIONS BE CAREFUL IN DEALINGS WITH HER. HOWEVER, RODRIGUEZ STATED TANAMANIAN LEFTIST ORGANIZATIONS FEEL KING USEFUL TO CERTAIN POINT, ALTHOUGH MANY MEMBER'S FELL SHE "PLAYING BOTH SIDES".5. RODRIGUEZ STATED HE NOT MEMBER ANY ORGANIZATION, ALTHOUGH HE FORMERLY IN PANAMANIAN CP. HE STATED HE AUTHORIZED BY "VARIOUS EXTREMISTS GROUPS" GO COSTA RICA AND ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH PANAMANIAN REFUGEE GROUPS IKERE. RODRIGUEZ STATED "FACTION MEXICAN POPULAR SOCIALIST PARTY (PPS) HAD ALREADY SET UP CONTACT FOR HIM IS COSTA RICA TO ENABLE HIM OBTAIN ARMS THERE FOR SHIPMENT PANAMA.6. LIRING-3 INSTURCTED ALLOW TURNER STAY WITH HIN, IF TURNER AGREEABLE, AND TO USE OPPORTUNITY ATTEMPI LEARN PROGRESS TURNER'S TALKS WITH CUBANS. LIRING-VILL ALSO ATTEMPT LEARN WHO IN PPS.18 CONTACT WITH RODRIGUEZ:SECRET
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PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 0886 SECRET7. DEFER TO ADDRESSEES ANY FORMAL DISSEM ABOVE INFORMATION. LIRING-3 CONSIDERED UNTESTED SOURCE, WHO KNOWN BE IN CONTACT WITH VARIOUS LEFTIST AND REVOLUTIONARY FIGURES.8. REQUEST ANY REQUIREMENTS ADDRESSEES MAY HAVE FOR LIRING-3 USE IN CONVERSATIONS WITH TURNER.9. NO INDEX. FILE: 58-322-1. CROSS REF TO 201'S INDICATED.SECRETSECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONSIFIED MESSAGESECRETADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDER: YES NOCLASSPY TO FILE NO.AT:A-REF TO FILE NO.DSSEW BYDKBFILE RO SET. TOBRANCHDESTROY SIG.ACTIONWNSFILE VR Polan. cu calops alica fızic.607CAS: CAIPROPSECRET 280046Z JUN 69 CITE MEXICO CITY/2827PANAMA CITY, INFO DIRECTORMEXIPBRUMENREF MEXICO CITY 0886 [DU 91228]IP 28 JUN 69 11912331. IDENTITY: CARLOS (JURADO) DELMAR - MEXICAN ARTIST AND POLITICAL ANARCHIST WHO IN CONTACT WITH VARIOUS OFFICIALS CUBAN EMBASSY MEXICO CITY. HE ALSO IN CONTACT WITH VARIOUS MEXICAN AND GUATEMALAN LEFTISTS, INCLUDING MEBERS OF THE REBEL ARMED FORCES (FAR) OF GUATEMALA.2. NO INDEX. FILE 56-388-1.SECRETMICROFILMED![Microfilmed stamp] JUL 17 1969- B201-3373- B201-48393- B201-306789CS COPYSECRET![Signature Leung/3] Leung/3201-79830128 JUN 69
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET(When Filled in)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDCTN COPIESOUTING AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BYADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDBY:ATS:DISSEN BY:PEO:BRANCHACTION UNIT:11118 FILE. VR. RION, F12, ADDP, DDP, CS/DO, CI, CI/OPS, CHIC 2 SODG, CS/SEO,ACTION AC.I563SECRET 192233Z JUN 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 2698HZP HEGPANAMA CITY INFO DIRECTOR, GUATEMALA CITYREF A. MEXICO CITY 2389 (67732)B. PANAMA CITY 0258 (68597)C. HZPA 1752919 JUN 59 IN 853211. ON 16 JUNE LIRING-3 IDENTIFIED PHOTO OF LELIS AMADEO (RODRIGUEZ) ANGULO (221-306789) FORWARDED REF C AS AMADEO RODRIGUEZ KNOWN TO HIM.2. LIRING-3 CURRENTLY ATTEMPTING ARRANGE FOR RODRIGUEZ GET FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM CENTRO INTERCULTURAL DE DOCUMENTACION (CIDOC), HEADED BY FATHER IVAN ILLICH (231-327833) AND LOCATED CUERNAVACA, MEXICO. LIRING-3 SPOKE WITH PERSONAL FRIEND CARME (201-143911)   MOLINA, LEFTIST WHO WORKS CIDOC, AND MOLINA PROMISED ATTEMPT HELP RODRIGUEZ. LIRING-3 FOLLOWED SUGGESTION WALLACE P. ROWTON AND TOLD RODRIGUEZ PREPARE DETAILED PAPER ON REVOLUTIONAY SITUATION PANAMA, FOR WHICH HE COULD BE PAID BY CIDOC. (RODRIGUEZ CLAIMS NEEDS MONEY TO TRAVEL COSTA RICA.) RODRIGUEZ TO DATE NOT KNOWN TO HAVE MADE ANY OTHER FRUITFUL CONTACTS AMONG LOCAL REVOLUTIONARIES..3. LIRING-3 PREPARED ASK RODRIGUEZ QUESTIONS ABOUT REVOLUTIONARY SITUATION PANAMA, BASED RODRIGUEZ PAPER. REQUEST ANY REQUIREMENTS ANDMICROFILMEDAUG 14 1969DOC. MICRO. SER8201-306 189SECRETCS COPY19 June 69201-798301
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET 85321 PAGE 2/2JUN 25 6 37 AM '69BASE: MEXICO CITY 2693 SECRETGUIDANCE PANAMA CITY MAY HAVE TO BE PASSED LIRING-3 FOR USE IN CON-VERSATIONS WITH RODRIGUEZ.3. INDEX MOLINA. FILE: 56-4-108. CROSS REF TO 201'S INDICATED.SECRET![SECRET]
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992ASSIFIR MESSAGESECRETMEXICO CITYWH/SA 8VI. FILE DDP, WH7, S1/1PS, C/142S E C R E T 0321302865 IN56516DIR CITE MEXI 2126TYPIC LICRAFTPEF DIR 755511, FOLLOWING FROM LICRAFT-1: JOAQUIN MIRABAL IS NOT BROTHER OF *Alfredo MiRABAL D'AZ*FORMER CONSUL MEXI, HAS ONLY ONE SIBLING, SISTER. OFFICIAL TITLE IS DELEGADO DEL MINISTRO DEL INTERIOR EN LA PROVINCIA DE LA MACANA.HAS AUTHORITY REPRESENT RAMIRO VALDES, ENTER ANY SECURITY OFFICE IN HABANA PROVINCE, ISSUE CEDERS UNDER VALDES AUTHORITY SEARC ARMY CAPTAINS UNIFORM AND INSIGNIA. IN 1951 VAS SECCID IN COMMAND OF G 2 HOS AT QUINTA AVENIDA AND CALLE 14. MAN IN COMMAND THEN IS NOW POLICE CHIEF HABANA.2. MIRABAL CLOSE FIREND. VALDES SINCE LONG BEFORE CASTRO TAKEOVER. IS FROM HABANA. MOTHER REPORTED TO BE CO TIME COMMUNIST FAMILY HOME WAS ON CALLE COSS, VIBORA, HABANA. IS ABOUT 35 YEARS OLD LICRAFT.FIRST MET IN 1957 AT WHICH TIME MIRABAL WAS CUSTOMS AGENT IN HASANA WORKING FOR UNCLE ALSO NAMED MIRASAL. FIRM HAD SEARS ROEBUCK ACCOUNT, MAY HAVE HAD WOOLWORTH ACCOUNT. MIRABAL ADMITTED TO LICRAFT TH THE WAS MAKING LOTS OF MONEY SHUGGLING LIQUOR. PRICE TO 57 HAD HAD A FLING PAS POPULAR SINGER, WAS VERY GOOD VOICE VAS VERT, FRIENDLY WITH GUSTAVOS
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IN 56516.CIATES THIS PERIOD WERE SUSPECT HOW MALA?LICRAFT TO VISIT BAR JUST ESTABLISHED IN 5033. APPARENT PLACE WAS HOMOSEXUAL BAND ?3. AFTER CASTRO TAKEOVER MIRABAL WAS ASSIGNED AS CUSTOMS AGENT HABANA PORT, LATER WAS ASSIGNED TO AIRPORT. WAS IN SECURITY WORK AT LEAST BY 1950, PERHAPS EARLIER. VERY CLOSE FRIEND OF LABOR MINISTER MARTINEZ SANCHEZ WIFE WORKED FOR MARTINEZ SANCHEZ4. "CHICAGO" INFORMANT OF LICRAFT IS MRS. ALBERT RECIO. 705 WELL STREET, GARY, INDIANA, PHONE 938-5355. SHE IS SISTER OF MIRABAL. WIFE, DISLIKES MIRABAL INTENSELY BUT DOES NOT WISH ANY HARM TO COME   08 TO HER SISTER WOULD BE COOPERATIVE IF APPROACHED AFTER ALERTING.   PHONE CALL FROM LICRAFT. NEW YORK INFORMANT IS [VENITA GARCIA   FRIEND OF MRS. RECIO AND OF LOCRAFT, USED TO HAVE SENORITA   THAT USED BY LICRAFT. LICRAFT WILL OBTAIN HER PRESENT ADDRESS5. SUGGEST HOS ARRANGE TO INTERVIEW MRS. RECIO NOT REVEAL LICRAFT PHONES HER. PLS CABLE NAME TO BE USED BY INTERVIEWING OFFICER.6. LICRAFT WILL PREPARE STUDY ON MIRABAL. PLS CABLE SPECIFIC POINTS WISH COVERED.SECRET5/BR
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEET #4 Feb 1954INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the "TO" column. Under each comment a line should be drawn across sheet and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the "TO" column. Each officer should initial (check mark insufficient) before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be returned to RegistryFROM: FI/ANALYSIS NO. HCSA-825DATE| TO             | ROOM NO     | DATE REC'D | DATE FWD'D  | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS             || -------------- | ----------- | ---------- | ----------- | ------------------ | -------------------- || 1. WH          | Charter Eye | 15 Feb     | 15 Feb 1954 | EB                 | Image is illegible   || 2. Brl         |             | 15 Feb 54  |             | fo                 | COPY DETACHED-logged || 3. May pool    |             | 15 Feb     | 15 Feb 1954 | mgf                |                      || 4. Nozzaki     |             | 15 Feb     | 15 Feb      | jzs                |                      || 5. Billegly    |             |            | 17 Feb      | AKG                | Copy detached        || 6. Holmdu      |             |            |             | af                 |                      || 7. Admin/Lynch | Newton      | 23 Feb 58  | 24 Feb      | ffa                |                      || 8.             |             |            |             |                    |                      || 9. CW/t        |             |            |             | gck                |                      || 10.            |             |            |             |                    |                      || 11.            |             |            |             |                    |                      || 12.            |             |            |             |                    |                      || 13.            |             |            |             |                    |                      || 14.            |             |            |             |                    |                      || 15. RI/FI      |             | 1409 L     |             |                    |                      ||     | ABSTRACT | INDEX || --- | -------- | ----- ||     | ab       |       |DATE 10 FEB 1954 # FEB 1954201-0FORM NO 51-10 1 NOV 53 PREVIOUS EDITIONS MAY BE USED SECRET CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED
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# 14-00000TO: Chier, MIDFROM: Chief of Mission, SantiagoDISPATCH NO. HOSA-825CLASSIFICATION: SOFTDATE: 4 February 1954SUBJECT: GENERAL- KUGOWN OperationalSPECIFIC- Termination of Paul D. LANGEVINREP: SAGO 903 dated 10 October 19531. Attached are a) statement of termination signed by subject and b) agent's service record. Submission of these items has been delayed pending receipt of Field Instruction 236-1. Since this instruction has not been received we are submitting the enclosures to close the record on this case.2. Paul D. LANGEVIN may be used for recruiting tasks before his permanent departure from Chile in April 1954. His security is not questioned and he has expressed a willingness to perform such tasks..3. He also requests arrangements for the payment of income tax on his earnings quring 1953. This matter will be handled by cable in view of time element.4. The following explains the timing of LANGEVIN'S termination: he had been advised that he would be terminated one month after all advances had been liquidaten. This would have been 30 September 1953. This date was also chosen since it was expected that COMENIUS would take over FURIOSO "C" at about that time. COKONTUS did take over the project early in October. However, LANGEVIN did no work during the month of September for which he would be entitled to payment, althoum he presumably was available for duty. The last payment of 357.44 for the eriod 1 through 31 August 195 was in ada addition to the liquidation of his avances although it did not cover a full month fror for the the cate- e-of such liquidation which must have occuried sometime in August. LANGEVIN accepted this as the ist payment nent coming to him số there did not seem to be any voint in forcing another $500 on him foi a period quiing which he cia no woFK.Attachments2 aste2 February 1951201-088764![signature of James Collett]RI CUP/50
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AGENT SATIS 1100D1.  AGENT CRYPTORY. GA PSEUDONY Paul D. Langevin (FUR INATOA-1)2.  PROJECT IDENTIFICATION "SURTOSO "C" (PEEROVEL)3.  AGENT RECRUITED BY Jerome C. Dunbar DATE about "August 1950    (Contract signed 25 January 1952) ALL OF 52 MOST OF4.  CAPACITY IN WHICH AGENT SERVED Contiact agent5.  RATE OF PAY $500 per month6.  OTHER COMMITMENTS See contract dated 25 January 19527.  AGENT DISMISSED BY James G. Collett DATE 31 August 19538.  HEASON FOR DISMISSAL Loan to subject liquidatea. No further    need for him since FAISO "C" taken over by Martin J. COKINIUS9.  SECURITY RISKS Agent knows various present and past staff    officers. Had some headcuarters training. Loyalty unquestioned.IS THE AGENT RECOMMENDED FOR REUSE Only in special circumstancesfor minor tasks such as cutout work or recruiting....10. MANNER OF DISMISSAL Agent acvised at least sixty days in    advance that his services would be term nated as soon as financial    obligation to KUBANK liquidated.11. LETTER OF TEIN NATION SIGNED Yes![photo of signature]ATT#ITO HCSH P25201-022769
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1 October 19531.  The undersigned hereby acknowledges receipt of US$357.44 payed to his bank account during September 1953 and agrees that with this payment all financial obligations to him under his contract dated 25 June 1952 have been liquidated.2.  The undersigned further acknowledges that information of a security nature received by reason of his association with the organization spall never be revealed to unauthorised persons under any circumstances.![signature]ATT #2 TO HCSA 825ACSA201-088-764
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## CLASSIFIED MESSAGE![classified message block]DATE: 4 FEB 54TO: DIRECTORFROM: SANTIAGOACTION: WH 4INFO: FI, FI/OPS, FI/STC, PP 2, FI/RI 2SAGO ODS (IN 15654) 2136Z 4 FEB 54 ROUTINEPRECEDENCETO: DIR CITE: SSAGORE: DIR 36656 (OUT 68009) PSYCH1. LANGEVIN IN SAGO, DEPARTING WITH FAMILY FOR NEW YORK VIA EUROPE ON 15 APRIL 54. TENTATIVELY PLANS TO RESIDE IN LOS ANGELES.2. LANGEVIN CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN RECRUITING TASK AS EXPLAINED IN HOSA 526 DATED 4 FEBRUARY. WE PREFER THIS TASK NOT BE INTERRUPTED FOR TWO MONTHS. FURTHERMORE THIS TASK MIGHT BLOW HIM FOR USE ELSEWHERE.END OF MESSAGE![stamp]201-088764CS COPY ABSTRACT INDEX 1967ENCLDATE 17 FEB 1954IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE201-088764
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ORIG: J.W.ISHIDMENUNIT: VE/BR.IEXT: 3934DATE: 3 FEBRUARY 1954TO: SR. REP. SARTEAGOFROM: DIRECTOR, CIACONF: WH 4INFO: FI, FI/OPS, FI/STC,/FI/RI 2AIR. 24856 (OUT 68009) 20502 3 FEB 54 ROUTINEPRECEDENCETO: SSAGO CITE: DIR1. LANGEVIN BEING COHIMPLATED CEMPORARY OPERATIONAL USE: SPECIAL PROJECE CUTSIDE YOUR AREA.2. MANKE EVERY EFFORT DENEGALUE HIS WEEREABCUTS. INFORM HQS.END OF MESSAGE![Signature of C. King]201-088764![Abstract and index information]DATE 4 FEB 1954![Signature of Raford W. Herbert]RAFORD W. HERBERTC/WE/ER.I201-0887643 FEBRUARY 1954AUTHENTICATING.OFFICERCopy No.![classified message banner] SECRET COORDINATING OFFICER'S SECRET IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
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FORM NO 35--85NOV 1951CLASSIFIED MESSAGECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYIN 26965ROUTING12345678TO: DIRECTOR, MMAFROM: SR REP SANTIAGOACTION: WS 4ROUTINE0400Z 17 OCT 53INFORMATION: FI/OPS, FI/STC, FI/RI 2CITE: SSAGOADMIN:REF: DIR 23280 (OUT 91507)LANGEVIN TERMINATED 31 AUGUST 53. DISPATCH EXPLAINING CHANGE FOLLOWS.END OF MESSAGE![stamp with information regarding file origin]![stamp marking document as secret]201-088764170CT 53COPY NO.201-088764ero 16-6592-1.IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE