Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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- 4 -and strengthen his operational capabilities in terms of being able to spot and assess Latin American political leaders. Hunkeler got him-self appointed to a policy making position in the Identity B, he was elected to the position of President of Identity C, appointed to the Board of Directors of Identity D, was elected to the position of President of Identity E, and became a delegate to several conferences (Panama, Jamaica and in PBPRIME) of the Identity F.7. It was largely as a result of Hunkelers Latin American oriented commercial activities and his organizational activities that he was able to provide timely and valuable reports on the Dominican crisis, establish a personal relationship with Identity G and persons close to him, spot and access several Panamanian targets, and report on the activities and recommendations of Identity H, an organization which provides commercial policy to the President of Panama. (See ___________) Hunkeler kept the Station up to date on the personalities and activities of the Consular Corp in the WAVE area, and has furnished assessments and biographic information on 12 members of this group.
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- 5 -8. Other accomplishments include the following:(a) *Operational reporting:* During the last two years Hunkeler has traveled to and submitted operational and/or intel reports about Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Venezuela, Panama and Costa Rica, in addition to reports originating in the WAVE area.(b) *Establishment of Cover Facilities:* In 1966 Hunkeler set up and maintained cover facilities for an agent who was initially trained in Hunkelers companies and subsequently assigned to a European post where he remained until a personal reduction cut caused his termination. The cover aspects of this cover operation, however, were tight and professionally mnaged by Hunkeler. Other cover facilities developed by Hunkeler in this period included a cover office facility in Haiti, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.(c) *Other:* In late 1966 Hunkeler met with an Officer assigned to the WAVE Station for the purpose of reviewing the operational potentials of the Caribbean. Hunkeler was able to provide the Officer with the names and introductions to persons well known to lHunkeler who are now in the Caribbean or residing in Miami and available to participate in went, p.a., or informant capacities.
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- 6 -## Present Situation:9. In early February, 1966, Hunkeler met with a Case Officer of the Cracas Station who reviewed Hunkelers existing business activities in Venezuela and who told Hunkeler that the Caracas Station desired to use a Hunkeler company for non-official cover purposes in Venezuela. The success of Hunkelers commercial activities in the Dominican Republic (and the corresponding move by Hunkeler to open an office in Santo Domingo) is a recent development and there has not yet been time to query Station Santo Domingo as to whether or not they have a requirement to use Hunkelers facilities. (Hunkeler is presently phasing out of much organizational work in the WAVE area in order to devote more time to the chore of setting up his operations in Santo Domingo and Venezuela where both of his companies are currently doing business.)10. There are several aspects of Hunkelers present business activities which have not yet been finalized: He will soon terminate his lease at his present address and has not yet decided where to re-locate his offices; he is still in negotiations with an investment group in Haiti and may undertake a consultant type survey there which would provide access to Haiti of possible interest to that Station.
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-7-Future Potentials:11. When Hunkelers contract was about to expire in February, 1966, he met with a Station Officer and advised that he was fully in accord with a salary cut from $500.00 to $300.00 a month in keeping with budgetary cuts which were evident at that time. Moreover, Hunkeler volunterily ceased requesting reimbursement for operational expenses choosing to use his KUBARK income for entertainment expenses which oftimes have operational value to KUBARK. Although he has expressed his strong desire to continue his KUBARK relationship under a renewal of his present contract for $300.00 a month, he has advised that he does not care to renew his contract for a figure of less than $300.00 a month.![signature of Robert S. Hunkeler]Robert S. Hunkeler16 February 1967
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SEPARATE COVER ATTA MENT TO UFGA-27019IDENTITYA. The NALAD Corporation (North & Latin American Development Corporation), an exporting comany now specializing in industrial equipment, light industrial plants, and equipment.B. Florida Colombia Alliance, founded by the Secretary of the State of Florida, Tom Adams.C. The Dominican-American Chamber of CommerceD. The Miami-Dade County Chamber of CommerceE. The International Affairs Council of the Miami-Dade County Chamber of Commerce, the largest international trade organization in the Southeastern U.S.F. The Chamber of Commerce of the Americas, comprised of 47 Chambers of Commerces from 17 countries.G. Haitian Dictator Francois DuvalierH. CONEP - Consejo Nacional de Empresas Privados (National Association of Private Industry)
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# SECRETCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET 151220Z CITE FRANKFURT 5899 (QUAINTANCE ACTING)PRIORITY ROME, BEIRUT INFO DIRECTOR, JMWAVE IN. 5733215 JULY 66KAPOK TYPICREF A FRANKFURT 5627B FRANKFURT 5882C JMWAVE 1994D ROME 24391. FYI ROME: DIGERVENO IS IDEN A USING IDEN B OPS ALIAS.ASSUME BEIRUT WILL CABLE ETA. SOKENIS IS IDEN C USING IDEND OPS ALIAS. HE IS PARTICIPATING AGENT TRAINING.2. AFTER INITIAL DIGERVENO DEBRIEFING OF ROMERO, BARRING   UNFORESEEN COMPLICATIONS EITHER LANGOSCH OR SOKENIS COULD   FOLLOW UP. DECISION DEPENDS ON CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH   DEBRIEFING WILL TAKE PLACE IN ITALY. WILL APPRECIATE ROME   COMMENTS PER REFS A AND B, INCLUDING VIEWS ON WHETHER LANGOSCH   PARI ICIPATION WOULD INHIBIT FUTURE OPS USE IN ITALY.3. FYI JMWAVE: AMVAN HAS TENTATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR   ANOTHER MEET WITH NUNEZ WHICH MAY FACILITATE SOKENIS USE IN   ITALY. WILL ADVISE DEVELOPMENTS.4. SUGGEST ROME CABLE CONTACT DIGERVENO INSTRUCTIONS TO BEIRUT.*CONCURRISS DI GERVENO STOPOVERITALY TO HANDLE ROMERO SCREENINGINTERVIEWS.SECRET
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CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 21-16524 CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 22SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDISSEM BY 3ACTION AC/WH/C 5 RID COPYINFO FILE VR, CLEUR4, C/NE3, CLA, CLAPSER, CLCCS3, CLE12SECRET 151220Z CITE FRANKFURT 5900 (QUAINTANCE ACTING)PRIORITY ROME, BEIRUT INFO DIRECTOR, JMWAVEKAPOK TYPICREF FRANKFURT 5899 (15-7332)IDEN A: EMILIO RODRIGUEZIDEN B: MAJOR ALEXIS DELGADOIDEN C: JOHN POULTERIDEN D: CAPT LEWIS EXHOLMSECRETBT
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### INDEXCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.R-REF TO FILE NO.FILE R’DDESTROYFROMACTIONINFOCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESSECRETPERSON UNIT NOTIFICOADVANCE COPYRID COPYISSUED SLOTTEDFILE, VR, WH/C-8, CI, CI/ps, RESECRET 0923562PRIORITY MEXI INFO DIR CITE WAVE 3809DYVOUR PBRUMEN ANTHRILLREF A UFGA 21519B MEXI 4068(*INO7548*) *C WAVE 3810(*INO8651*)10 JUL 65 086551. AMTHRILL-1 AND DI GERVENO ARRIVING MEXI 10 JULY, ETA 1930.2. DI GERVENO (IDEN A) TRAVELING UNDER ALIAS' LEON BERNADA.   PLAN STAY PRADO HOTEL. WILL CALL IDEN B AFTER SETTLED. PLAN   VISIT STATION 12 AND 13 JULY.3. DISPATCH REF A FORWARDED HQS 25 MAY 65, POUCH 2767,   ITEM 20. BELIEVE COPY DELIVERED MEXI DURING REUTEMAN/ELMARD RECENT   VISIT.*CONCUR DIGERVENO VISITSECRETCFN 3809 UFGA 21519 4068 3810 AMTHRILL-1 DI GERVENO 10 ETA 1930DI GERVENO A ALIAS LEON BERNADA PRADO HOTEL B 12 13 A 25 65 276720 REUTEMAN/EL MARDBT
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INDEX: ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASS TO FILE NO.STAFF TO FILE NO.FILE RIDO RET. TO BRANCH☐DESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE24 SECRETTOTAL COPIES 1REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROMJWAVEADVANCE COPYUNITTIMEBYACTIONWH-8 ☑ RID COPY ☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TOODOINFOFILE, VRCI, CI/DPS, RE,WH/C-8SECRET 0923562PRIORITY MEXI INFO DIR CITE WAVE 3810DYVOUR PERUMEN AMTHRILL . 10 JUL 65108651REF WAVE 3809(IN08655)IDEN A: EMILIO AMERICO RODRIGUEZIDEN B: ALAN WHITE. HOME PHONE 48-14-46.SECRETCFN 3810(3809) EMILIO AMERICO RODRIGUEZ ALAN WHITE 48-14-46BT![SECRE]
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEC: STEPHEN ROKAVT: TSD/OA/AB/12 & 19EXT: 2835DATE: 5 MARCH 1965TO : JMWAVEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: TSD6INFO: DOR, WH/C8, CCS3, OPZ VR FILETO WAVE INFO CITE DIR 90299AQUATICRE UFGA 19153DISGUISE TECH BERNARD PREPARED TO TDYWAVE WEEK 15 MARCH. NEED NOT MEET. REQUESTCONCURRENCE AND WHETHER SUBJECTS OF REFAVAILABLE.*End of Message*TSD Comment: Request disguise support for WELDRAKE,HUSEBY, SLOMAN, DIGERVENO andAMTRUNK-21.WH/SA/MOB Mr. Cini by phone x-6488TSD/PERS Mr. E. Mac Lure by phone x-3031![signature]SIDNEY GOTTLIEBDC/TSDRELEASING OFFICER![signature]ROBERT BUSSEYC/TSD/OAAUTHENTICATINGOFFICER
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![image]## DISPATCHTO: Chief, Special Affairs StaffINFO: ![image]FROM: Chief of Station, JM/AVE/1 COPYSUBJECT: Operational/CYPOCE/AIRE/ANT/LEN/AMFOXWT Operator Candidate Inside Target Area.ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction Required: Request for Headquarters Review of Files - Para 5.1. In the fall of 1960 AMIRE-1 (Peter J. DI CERVENO) recruited in Havana a WT operator candidate, whose name he cannot recall at this time. This candidate was spotted and first contacted by AMPANIC-1, who passed the lead over to AMIRE-1. AMPANIC-1 first contacted the candidate on the porch of the old Mercedes Benz Agency at Falcon and Principe Streets, and AMIRE-1 then contacted subject in the latter's apartment in the fourth floor of a building located in the middle of the block on the East Side of Menocal Avenue (Infanta) between (Valle) and San Jose Streets. This building had a store in the first floor, was painted a pinkish beige, and the apartments were very small (one bedroom and bath, living-dining room combination and a small kitchen). Subject was at the time working in a hardware store and living with his wife and a small child. Subject was about (33) years old (6’6”) tall (120) lbs., wore (thick glasses, light complexion, light hair, protruding facial features)2. Subject had experience as a professional WT operator and worked a clandestine WT set for the Organizacion Autentica (OA) against the Batista regime. AMPANIC-1 was a member of the (OA) and spotted subject through a leader of the (CA) for whom Subject worked in the underground.3. Subject was trained for a week or so by AMELEN-1 in a safehouse located at (39 San Rafael Street) which had been obtained for that purpose by APFOX-1. AMFOX-1 attended the training sessions as a look-out, but neither AMFOX-1 nor AMCLEN-1 knew the identity and address of the trainee. Training included the clandestine operation of a RS-1, the use of signal plans, the use of pads in coding and decoding, and personal security. Training was conducted in the fall of 1969 after recruitment of Subject and with the approval of CO George D. SCOPCORY, who was AMIRD-1’s CO at the time and to whom full reports were turned in on the(Continued)Distribution:3 - Headquarters![image]Date Typed: 24 Jan. 63Date Dispatched: 1963Dispatch Symbol and Number: UFCA-7439Headquarters File Number: 19-120-33-54/3
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRET (IPA-7439training and the identity of the candidate. Subject was neveractivated and was kept on stand-by for possible use at a laterdate. For that purpose bona fides were established by AMIRD-1and reported to his CO. Subject was not supplied with a "T" setand no signal plans nor pads were issued to him.4. AMIR[ ]-1 recalls Subject was very secure in his clandestine   contacts and operations. Despite established bona fides, AMIRD-1   had considerable trouble in gaining Subject's confidence and all   three preliminary contacts were necessary before getting down to   business. Subject was last contacted by AMIRD-1 at Subject's   apartment described above, in January or February 1961. At   this time Subject was still willing and ready to work.5. It is assumed that Headquarters files on the activities of   AMIRD-1, AMCLIN-1 or AMFOX-1 will contain copies of the training   reports and information reported by AMIRD-1. We would appreciate   Headquarters assistance in ascertaining Subject's identity and   present whereabouts in order to determine if he could still be   used operationally inside target area. AMPANIC-1 has been   terminated by JMWAVE FW Branch because of weakness in his personal   security, and it is believed best not to contact him on this   matter if possible.END OF DISPATCH
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104-10180-10218 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199230 October 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/4ATTENTION : George HleovasSUBJECT : Cover for AMERE/11. Pursuant to your requirement for status cover for AMTRE/1,   the following devised cover has been developed. AMIRE/1 will be   employed as of 1 November 1961, by Roberts Electronic and Engineering   Service. Ja devised cover firm engaged in providing consulting   services in the field of electronics and electrical instruments.   His immediate position will be that of consultant assigned to the   Southeastern part of the United States. This cover was selected   in view of AMERE/1's past employment where he represented various   electrical suppliers.2. Roberts Electronic and Engineering Service is located at   4010 Glengle Avenue, Baltimore 15, Maryland, telephone (Rogers 4-6770.)   This is a fully backstopped cover device which will list AMIRE/1 as   one of its employees thereby furnishing a credit and employment   reference for him. His payments will be made to him by bank transfer   as in the pest.3. It should be pointed out to AMIRE/1 that he will receive   a U. S. Treasury form 1099 at the end of each taxable year, showing   Roberts as his source of income. Therefore, it is incumbent on   AMIRE/1 to file an overt tax return listing himself as an independent   contractor with Roberts, thereby explaining why taxes were not   withheld.4. You are requested to advise CCG when this cover arrangement   is no longer needed, so that proper backstopping can be effected.JOHN G. SOUTHARDC/CCG/NC![signature]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199214-00000104-10180-10233CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: (GEORGE NODIOV)UNIT: 3/1/71-CIEXT: 6001DATE: 2 NOVEMBER 1 19611579TO: JIWAVEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: BELL 10INFO: WH 5, S/C 2TO: WAVE INFO:REF: WAVE 7378 (HI 18300)*CITE DIR: 218021. LACROSSTIFIED BY (CITE SECTONIC AND ENGINEERING SERVICE) (APPROXIMATE DATE IS 15 NOV 1961) THIS (ROGER 5-3770). PROVIDE A NOV 51 18 CONSULTANT ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ESTIMATES FOR CONTRACTOR, UP AT 9300 DOLLARS YEAR.2. TAX INFO TO PREVIEW BY AT STATION.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENTS: *Requested priority cover status for subjectJ. C. MILLSC/WHRELEASING OFFICERCCG/MC (by phone)COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETG. J. SOGEYC/WH/4AUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO: UFG-W-642 dated 17 A00. 1901SUBJECT: Cover for Eubject1. Fursuant to your requirement for status cover for Subject, the following devised cover has been developed. Subject will be employed as of 1 November 1981, by (Roberts Electronic and Engineering Servico), a devised cover firm engaged in providing consulting services in the field of electronics and electrical instruments. His immediate position will be that of consultant assigned to the Southeastern part of the United States. This cover was selected in view of Subject's past employment where he represented various electrical suppliers.2. Roberts Electronic and Engineering Service is located at (4010 Grengyle Avenue, Baltimore 15, Maryland) telephone (Rogers 4-6770.) This is a fully backstopped cover device which will list Subject as one of its employees thereby furnishing a credit and employment reference for him. His payments will be made to him by bank transfer as in the past.3. It should be pointed out to Subject that he will receive a U.8. Treasury form 1099 at the end of each taxable year, showing Roberts as his source of income. Therefore, it is incumbent on Subject to file an overt tax return listing himself as an inde- pendent contractor with (Roberts), thereby explaining why taxes were not withheld.4. You are requested to advise Headquarters when this cover arrangement is no longer needed, so that proper backstopping can be effected.
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14-00009104-10181-10005 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECHE(Ruiz Perez, Crester Guillemino)RUIZ, GuillermoLatest information (7 July 1971) indicates he is with the MINREX office of Scientific-Technologic Affairs in Havana.(INMEDIT from CDO کے نے)201-735296.201-735096
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ClosedFile in next volume.
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# Intelligence Information Report![DIRECTORATE OF PLANS logo]This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage laws, Title 18, U.S.C., Sections 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEMTHIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT: NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCES-E-C-R-E-TPAGE 1 OF 1 PAGESCOUNTRY Cuba/SpainREPORT NO. CS DB-312/02338-69DOI 19 September 1969DATE DISTR. 8 October 1969SUBJECT Rejection of Air Spain Offer to Sell Three Britannia Aircraft to CubaACQ Spain, Madrid (19 September 1969)FIELD NO.SOURCE Member of the Cuban Embassy in Madrid who is a reliable reporter and is known to have access to this type of information.1. On 19 September 1969, Guillermo Ruiz Perez, the Cuban Minister to Spain, sent a letter to Air Spain officially rejecting their offer to sell three Britannia aircraft to Cubana Airlines. (Headquarters Comment: In CS-311/07888-69, dated 8 September 1969, an Iberian Airlines employee whose reporting is usually accurate reported that Air Spain had offered, on 1 August 1969, to sell Cubana Airlines three Britannias for US $2,643,000.)2. Field Dissem: None.S-E-C-R-E-TNO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM|              |           |          |         |                                              || ------------ | --------- | -------- | ------- | -------------------------------------------- || STATE DCS    | DIA. ARMY | NAVY AIR | NSA CRS | (For Field Distribution see final paragraph) || BIC TREASURY |           |          |         |                                              ||             |                                               |         |                  |                                     || ----------- | --------------------------------------------- | ------- | ---------------- | ----------------------------------- || E/C/ARR     | 2WH/SAO                                       | 1E/IB/R | 3                | MADRID 9618                         || E/C/OPS     | 12                                            | E/MADR  | 1                | (IN 49866)                          || E/C/EW      | 1CI/OPS/WH                                    | 2E/R    | 1                | QUOTA/QUDOZE                        || E/C/PP      | 1                                             |         |                  | CSDB-312/02338-69                   || F/C/MIAMI H |                                               |         |                  |                                     || TOTALS      | IE 2, CI-4, FI 3, CA 1, DO 1, EUR 4 (1), WH-1 |         | LIAISON Joint/65 | COORDINATING RELEASING E/IB/R- P.R. || E/C 7 (1)   |                                               |         |                  |                                     |
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14-00000# A Personal inprovided the following:related to Spain,by RicardoWith Gailler10 NB12 (201-020007);related to the post.: וְזֶה הַמַּאֲסְרְן פְּשִירִים170-1997: tirisUnba, a very good opinion.alchow cooperated with the!
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SECRETChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionChief, Europe DivisionChief of Station, WI1/MiamiChief of Station, MadridTYPIC/QUDOZF/Unidentified Cuban in Zaragoza1. Osvaldo GARCIA who arrived in Spain nearly two months ago to supervise the production of two-burner stoves being manufactured by the Spanish firm Tallers Cataluna, S. A. (TACA) (TACA is also manufacturing the 10,000 cane wagons for the Cubans), passed through Madrid on 23 September and told AMAUTO-1 that there was an unidentified Cuban in Zaragoza who is preparing a study on Spanish firms trading with Cuba.AMAUTO-1 immediately suspected that this Cuban was an agent of RVROCK and suggested that GARCIA get to know this person and try to elicit biographic information as well as attempt to get a photograph of him for possible identification.2. Station has no idea who this Cuban might be.Howard R. SACODERDistribution:- 2 - C/WIID- 2 - C/EUR- 2 - COS/WI1, MiamiOSMA-25535SECRET2 October 1969
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# CABLE SECRETARIAT. DISSEMINATIONPERSONU'UNIT NOTIMED**SECRET**(When Filled In)ADVANCE COPYISSUEDROTTEDREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEAL VED NOCLARIFY TO CO FILE NO.DISSEM BY 7ACTION UNIT WH8 FILE, VRACTION-NO. 782 CI/OA F12XREP TO CS FILE NO.RETURN TO BRANCH R//AN ER6 a c/afps cifica26 SEP 69 IN 53062SECRET 261334Z SEP 69 CITE MADRID 9655DIRECTOR INFO WH/MIAMITYPIC AM.UTOREF: DIRECTOR 406471. AMAUTO-1 RETURNED TO MADRID FROM HOME LEAVE ON   18 SEPTEMBER. WIFE AND FAMILY ARRIVED MADRID 17 SEPTEMBER.QUTIMID REPORTED AMAUTOS PLAN REMAIN MADRID FOR AT LEASTANOTHER YEAR AND POSSIBLY TWO. WIFE PREGNANT WITH SIXTH CHILD.2. STATION WILL SUBMIT OUR VIEWS ON AMAUTO-1 AFTER REVIEW   YOUR DISPATCH.3. FILE 201-735296.SECRET![photo of handwritten notes]![CS COPY SECRET logo]
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE DOCUMENTDATE: 26 SEPTEMBER 1969CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: NONE GIVENFILE NUMBER: TELEGRAM # 67.091.
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MGS: CARL LUNSFORD:csINT: WE/COG/OPSAT: 1519DATE: 23 SEPTEMBER 1969CASE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONCONF: WH8FILE: VR. RILAN EUR6 DAP AOOP CSDO 52. Ci cilopsSECRET24-19.05z Sep 69CITE DIRECTOR: 40547MADRID INFO: WH/MIAMITYPIC AM AUTOREFS: A. OSA-24926B. MADRID 9234 (IN 19794)C. MADRID 9263 (IN 22677)1. EQS STILL INTERESTED AMAUTO-1 AS POTENTIAL RECRUITMENT TARGET, INTERESTED PARTICULARLY HIS PRESENT STATUS. ACCORDING QUTINID REPORT MARCH 69 (REF A) SUBJECT INTENDED DEPART MADRID PCS AUG 69. REF B REPORTED SUBJECT HAD DEPARTED FOR HAVANA 4 AUG BUT NO EQS INFO HIS DEPARTURE PCS. LATEST INFO (REF C) REPORTED SUBJECT ON HOME LEAVE, THEREFORE ASSUME HE WILL RETURN MADRID SOON.2.  Preparing DISPATCH CONCERNING OUR RENEWED INTEREST AMAUTO-1, ASSUMING HE INTENDS RETURN MADRID TO CONTINUE ASSIGNMENT. MEANWHILE, WOULD APPRECIATE STATION VIEWS NEW APPROACH TO SUBJECT; ALSOCS COPYSECRET(CONTINUED)201-73529624 Sep 69