Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# GENERAL INFORMATION TO BE NOTEDSubject was issued the following documents:1.  Austrian (Ordinary) Passport Nr. 546.226 in Vienna at the main Passport Office located in Wien I, Postgasse 9, which is near the main Post Office and also near Schwedenplatz. As noted in the passport entries, document was issued in 1955 and was valid until 1960, when it was again renewed for another five years. The lack of exit and entry cachets of very frequent travel to Germany and Berlin is explained by the fact that generally since late 1955 Austrians entering Germany no longer were stamped in or out. For this reason, Subject can claim that he made many trips to Germany and back each time remaining as long as three months without special permits. (Austrians need a residence permit only when they remain more than three months at one time.) As noted above, that passport was first issued by the main Passport office, however, the reneval vas obtained at a sub station, Wien IV, Taubstummengasse 11. This can be explained by the fact that at that time subject lived in that part of Vienna after he returned from Berlin.2.  Austrian Drivers Permit:This document was obtained in Vienna in 1956 and is valid for an indefinite time. Section B, which is not crossed out indicates that he is authorized to drive ordinary private cars not in excess of 3500 kg. (No trucks etc.) Reverse left hand portion shows fee stamp of 6 schilling has been paid. Normally this section also indicates authority on which permit was issued, but since this is his first permit no such entry is made.3.  International Certificate of Vaccination:When subject contemplated travel outside Europe, he felt it best to obtain a vaccination certificate normally required in many countries. He could have obtained the blank document from a travel agency who directed him to go and have proper entries made for smallpox and yellow fever. At the suggestion of the travel agency he went to see Dr. Ladislaus Tomsich, General Practitioner, Wien III, Marokkanergasse 133. This Doctor, had the necessary vaccines for smallpox and yellow fever and he took both vaccines on 12 November 1959. Smallpox vaccinations are generally valid for three years. The yellow fever shots are good for 6 years.4.  Baptismal Certificate:This document was issued in Salzburg, the place where subject was bom.During the war years subject lost all his papers and 50 in 1954 he returned to Salzburg to cotain a copy of his baptismal certificate. Entries indicate that certificate was issued to Subject showing his fathers name as Reiner, Franz, catholic, Geologist having lived at time of subjects birth in Salzburg, Siebenburgerstr. 2, that his father was born on 24. 4. 1899 in Vienna and that he was married in Vienna on 23. 6. 1920.Entries for his mother indicate her name as Maria Anna, nee Nielitz, catholic, born on 20 August 1900 in Vienna.The name of subjects God-Parent was Walter Klenner, who also was a catholic and his profession was Engineer from Slazburg. The priest who performed the baptism was Erich Igertz, Chaplain. The document was dated 23 August 1954 in Salzburg-Mullegs.
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5. Letter indicated acceptance for employment in West Berlin.For business reasons in accordance with cover legend, subject has been in and out of Germany ever since 1955. By 1958 subject became interested in seeking employment in Berlin. He was in contact with the construction firm of Arthur Doll and Son and after he wrote to them on 24. 7. 58 he received a reply that this firm vas willing to give him a job as an engineer. Since he indicated in his letter to the firm that he was about to come to Berlin anyway, the firm of Doll suggested to him that he should stop at their office and sign a formal work contract.
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Signatures to be applied by Subject:1.  Passport: Page three below picture on space provided. Regular pen and dark ink. No ball point pen.2.  Drivers Permit: Between entries 4 and 5 next to picture and turning document to write name from entry 5 to 4.3.  International Certificate of Vaccination: This document should be signed in ink on inside cover page in space provided.No signature required for the other two documents.
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# EXPLANATION OF THE PASSPORT ENTRIESInside front cover: Contains cachet indicating that Subject paid 20 Schilling to obtain passport.PAGE 1: This page contains Passport Serial "B" Nr. 546226. The Dues Stamp of 6 Schilling also indicates payment despite the fact that the opposite page shows 20 Schilling. This is the normal procedure. The ink written number is the accession number of the passport office and the last two numbers indicate that the document was issued in 1955. Further entries indicate name and profession and nationality of bearer to be Austrian.PAGE 2: Entries on this page indicate the following: Occupation as Engineer, that he was born in Salzburg on 25 July 1921, his present place of residence is Vienna. It is further indicated that the shape of his face is oval, his eyes brown and hair color brown. Special identifications marks indicate the tips on his thumb and index finger are missing.PAGE 3: This page shows the picture of bearer including the dry seal for authentication over the picture. Below is the space for subject to affix his signature. The bottom of the page shows a wet authenticating seal and the signature of the person who issued the document.PAGE 4: This page indicates that the passport is valid for all countries of the world, that it is valid until 25 August 1960 and was issued in Vienna on 26 August 1955. The last entry indicates that passport was renewed until 24 August 1965 for such entry please see page 13.PAGES 5, 6, & 7: These pages show various entry and exit cachets of simulated travel undertaken by subject. (For further explanations see attached sheet for travel.)PAGE 9: This entry is a residence permit for West Berlin and valid for three months. (Austriens nomally don't need a permit for any stay in Germany unless they stay more than three months.) This permit was obtained in West Berlin from Div. II Berlin Police. The fee paid was one DM. It was invalidated when a new residence permit was obtained.PAGE 11: This page indicates a second residence permit for Berlin which was placed in the passport when the permit on page 9 expired. It was validated fer six months at this time, and again the fee was one DM. Valid from 10 June until 11 December 1960.PAGE 13: This page indicates that the Passport was revalidated in Vienna at the Police Station at Vienna-Wieden. This Police Station is located at Taubstummengasse ll, Wien IV, and is located west of the Schwarzenberger Park. Entry shows 6 Schilling fiscal stamp, but a payment of 10 Schilling had to be made for revalidation. Document is valid until 24 August 1965.
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Virginia MacIntyre940 25th Street, N.W. Potomac HouseWashington 7, D.C.FEDERAL: 3-6338Address of WIROGUE/I's local girl friend201-233477
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DEPT OF STATE TELEGRAM NUMPER 1889FROM: LEOPOLDVILLEDATE: 11 MARCH 1961CLASSIFICATION: OFFICIAL USE ONLYSUP.JECT: NONE GIVENDEPT OF STATE FILE NUMPER: NONE GIVENWIROGUE
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10 mars 1961ATTESTATIONJe soussigné KAZADI Fernand, Ministre de la Défense Nationele,engage à titre de Conseiller Technique d'Etat Major de la ForceMérienne, Monsieur REINOT. Il est adjoint à ce titre àMonsieur PIERROT.![Seal of République du Congo]Fait à Léopoldville, le 10-3-61201-233477
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WIROGUEfileMEMORANDUM TO: Chief, O&L Branch, Finance DivisionSUBJECT: WIROGUE LoanREFERENCE: Your memorandum to Chief, Africa Division, same subject, dated 6 March 1961.1. As requested in reference, and in accordance with the terms of the fiscal annex to project WIROGUE, there is attached herewith an acknowledgment of the $4,000 received by the agent concerned.2. Accordingly, it is requested that this amount, currently charged to the project's advance account as a result of Bern T/A 217, be cleared and set up in a memorandum account.10 March 1961THEODORE M. PRANSENChief, Africa Division SupportSECRET201-233477
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07 MAR 61C : DIRECTORFROM : LEOPOLDVILLEACT.CN: AF 7INFO : DPD 4, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, S/C 2ROUTINEIN 15023MIR CITE 'LEOP 1957VIROCHE1. VIROQUE IN CONTACT PAUL ARNCLE PIERROT WHO DESIGNATED HEAD CONGOLESE AIR FORCE. PIERROT OFFERED WIROGUE JOB ADMINISTRATOR FOR PILOT AND MECHANIC INSTRUCTORS WITH RANK OF BAJOR IN CONCOLESE SANY.   WIROGUE TO SEE DEFENSE MINISTER? NAR TO SIGN CONTRACT.2. WIRCCUE TO PROVIDE NANES AND ATTEMPT HIRE THREE PILCT I-   STRUCTORS AND THREE HECHANICS WITHIN 37 DAYS WITH TRANSPORTATIC., HOUSES AND SALARY OF 33,906 ECF PER MONTH PAID BY CONGOLESE GOVERNDENT. FORE INSTRUCTORS NEEDED LATER.3. IF WIROGUE ACCEPTED NECESSARY KUZARK SUGGEST INSTRUCTOR PERSONNEL TH VIROGUE AS CHANNEL FOR HIRING. WIRCGUE STATES HE NEEDS LOCULENTARY PEOF TO SUPPORT STORY HE EX-CAPTAIN GERKAN ARMY.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE :TO :FROM :ACTION :INFO :![Secret classification logo]ROUTING|     |     || --- | --- || 1   | 4   || 2   | 5   || 3   | 6   |PAGE 2IN 15023 LEOP 0957STATION HAS RESERVATIONS WIROQUE ABILITY FILL JOB BUT BELIEVE WE CAN PROVIDE INITIAL ENTREE FOR INSTRUCTORS. FORESEE NO EXCEPTIONAL RISK EITHER KEEARK OR CLYCKE AND RECOMMEND HQS APPROVAL. IF DISAPPROVEPOSSIBLE TO STOP ACTION IN NEXT DAY OR SO. IF APPROVE PLS PROVIDE WIROQUE DOCUMENTATION SOONEST.END OF MESSAGE![Secret classification logo]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: LESTER C. HOUCKUNIT: C/AF/WESTEXT: 3939DATE: 26 JANUARY 1961TO: LEOPOLEVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONFI: C/AF 3INFO: COP, C/CI, S/C 2SECRET RYBATROUTING1.2.3.4.5.6.DEFERRED 26 JAN 61 23 27zROUTINEPRIORITYINITIALSOPERATIONAL IMMEDIATESLOUCENOUT6700467004IO LEOP INFO CITE DIR 22428REF: LEOP 0692 (IH 35283) per CS 43-43 22428RYBAT WIROGUE1. AGREE UNDESIRABLE CROSS OPS. HOWEVER, MIGHT BE ADVISABLE HAVE WIROGUE TAKE FLYING LESSONS CONTINGENCY BASIS. IF THIS CAN BE DONE WITHOUT EXCITING UNDUE ATTENTION, THIS AUTHORIZED. HAS HE PLAUSIBLY ESTABLISHED2. WHO IS MOREHY3. EXPLORING OTHER POSSIBILITIES.END OF MESSAGE.![Stamp of Declassified]GLENN D. FIELDS, AC/AF COORDINATING OFFICERS LESTER C. HOUCK, C/AF/WESTRELEASING OFFICER SECRET RYBAT AUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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DATE 28 JAN 61TO: DIRECTORFROM: LEOPOLDVILLEACTION: C/AF 3INFO: COP, C/CI, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGEROUTINGJAN 28 22012 61ROUTINETO: DIB RYBAT WIROGUE INFO: CITE LEOP 0713IN 37414RE DIR 22428 (OUT 67004).SEE DIR 12756 (OUT 95037), LEOP 114 (IN 26424) AND LEOP 0344 (IN. 44477).END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *WHO IS MOREN?*S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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491DATE : 24 JAN 61TO : DIRECTORFROM : LEOPOLDVILLEACTION: C/AF 3INFO : COP, C/CI, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGEROUTINGJAN 24 21232 61ROUTINEIN 35283WIROGUEDIR CITE LEOP 0692RYBAT WIROGUE1. REQUEST AUTHORITY HAVE WIROGUE TAKE FLYING LESSONS LOCALLY.   TOTAL COST APPROXIMATELY TWENTY THOUSAND FRANCS.2. VIEW PROBABLE USE STATION PLANE(WHICH NOW HELD NICLAM NAME)   FOR CLANDESTINE MISSIONS, BELIEVE ADVISABLE HAVE CLEARED XUBARKER   PREPARED FLY PLANE. MOREN WILLING FLY AT THOUSAND FRANCS PER   HOUR BUT NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE AS HAS PERMANENT JOB. THUS STATION   HAS CONTACTED BUT HAS NOT ATTEMPTED RECRUIT. REALIZE WILL REQUIRE   CONSIDERABLE TIME FOR WIROGUE OBTAIN ADEQUATE TRAINING AND OBVIOUS   DISADVANTAGE CROSSING WIROGUE-NICLAM OPS. THUS IF TRAINED AND   CLEARED PILOT AVAILABLE ELSEWHERE, LEOP HAPPY USE IN PLACE   WIROGUE. PLEASE ADVISE.END OF MESSAGE
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: D. HIESCIUR 593.UNIT: AP/W/2EXT: 8254DATE: 9 January 1961TO: LEOPOLIVILUSFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/AF 3INFO: Cop, C/C S/C 2---ROUTINGSOCENDEFERRED 9 JAN 61 21 472PRIORITYOPERATIONALIMMEDIATEOUT61228CITE DIR.1991819918---TO: LEOP INFOWIROGUE RYBAT1.  ADVISE WIROGUE/1 BERN ACCT BALANCE NOW 13 SWISS FRANCS. FUTURE CHECKS WILL NOT BE HONORED.2.  REQUEST YOU DETERMINE IF FUNDS EXPENDED FOR COVER BUSINESS. IF NOT WHAT WAS PURPOSE.END OF MESSAGE---B JulBRONSON TWEEDYC/AFRELEASING OFFICERAP/W/1 RBCOORDINATING OFFICERSS-E-C-R-E-TLESTER C. HOUCHCAF/WAUTHENTICATING OPPICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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Attachment ANAME: Pavid T21171OINVILIPLACE OF BIRTH: Cori noor Tiflis, Ceorgia, USSR CDCB 1254 1918.NATIONALITY: GeorgianPRESENT CITIZENSHIP: StatelessRELIGION: NoneMARITAL STATUS: Divorced. (Subject's ex-wife, ono son and one daughter are living at the present time in France. Subject has not seen then since 1950.)(PRESENT ADDRESS: Living under the race David REWARD, 295 29th St.j.. Apt. 202, achington, D.C. "The Fotorac House")PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: 12 year old, Male, Caucasion, 5'6" tall, slight of build (136 Lus, average weight), long face, 10 noce, ferik Brown hair, baldi top and front, smarthy complexion, agile ard in perfect health.EDUCATION:|        |                 |                                                                              || ------ | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- || 1922-4 | Paris           | Notre rane uncompleted, change of family address                             || 1925   | Paris           | Isceo Montagne uncompleted, change of family address                         || 192    | Paric           | Ecole Comurale, ureaploted, change of family address                         || 1925   | Viroflex        | Lycee loche capleted, mpelled for pranks                                     || 1926   | Paris           | Fcolo Comavale taken test, uncompleted change of family address              || 1931   | Paris- Vanves   | Ecole Hicholot honthe completed, expelled for insubord.                      || 1933-5 | Chalon-5. Farne | Art et Metier Technical Engineering School. Attended 1 years, then expelled. || 1936-7 | Paris           | Ecolo the met Electro-engine ring School. Attended 1 ye                      |
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SECRET-2-earned first half of baccaulareatein electrotechnology, thenexpelled.1938-9 Paris School of Photo- Trained as cine camera operatorgraphy and Movie technician. Left after 1-3/4 of2 yr course due to outbreak ofWWII in Nov. of 1939.Occupational Specialty: Mechanical Electrical EngineeringCine or Portrait PhotographyResearch and innovator of commercial labor/moneysaving devices,Electro mechanical or photographical in nature.See paragraphs 4, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14of Employment History for examples.Military Service: Dec. 1939, Paris, volunteered for French Foreign Legion.Jan. 1940, Tunisia North Africa, in 1st Cav. Reg.,1st Squadron, 4th platoon.Feb. 1940 sent to N.C.O. training course in legion.Pulled cut to be reassigned to all-Georgian unit.Mar.- Aug. 1940, Barcares. Assigned in Georgian unit.Aug. 1940 Paris. Discharged after the end of Franco/Germanhostilities as Private First Class.Languages and Dialects: Speaks, reads and writes -- French -- nativeGeorgian -- fluent spoken,read & write goodGerman -- goodEnglish -- reads fluently,writes fair, speaks fairSpanish -- goodspeaks & writes poorRussian -- poorEmployment History: 1. 1942 Paris Volunteered for work in Germany.2. Poelitz, Worked for HIDRYER WERKE on contract for one year.Germany as installation electrician.3. 1942 Paris Self-employed at photo shop. Portrait photography.4. 1942 Berlin Photographer of metals for a factory whichproduced electrodes for welding instruments4. 1942 Berlin Assembly line worker in Berlin factoryproducing steel ammunition belts.Received commendation from factorydirector for labor saving device remanufact. of device for automat.adjustmentof cartridge cases.5. 1942 Berlin Drivers mechanics course for the NSKKMügelheim (Nazi Party Motorized Corps). Drove truckduring construction of Atlantic wall byGermans.
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SECRET-3-6. 1943 Berlin Employed with SCHUPOLIZEI as translator French-German language.7. 1946-7 Paris Employed by Architects Carre Associated as electrical installation planner and constructor of prototype model builder. Earned roughly 4 dollars an hour American scale plus commission work extra.8. 1951-2 In prison, Devised and sold on the French market a pocket automatic transit indicator. Received cash settlement for this while in prison.   Paris9. 1953 In prison Devised and gave to prison administrator invention for making cardboard boxes. Device was built and used by prison administrator.   in Fion10. Dec.1955-    Apr.1956 Gap Employed by M.D. as X-ray machine maintenance technician and operator.11. 1956-7 Gap Invented, patented and sold a calendar device to the French commercial market.12. 1958 Ambert Invented and patented a commercial advertising device, photo-mechanical in nature. Models built and sold to French advertising concerns.13. 1959-60 U.S. Devised and passed drawings for 2 pieces of equipment to be used for Project AESENTINEL.    Sept-May14. 1960, U.S. At present Subject is devising a low-cost telephone: answering device.    JulyExperience in Forged Documents:May 1942 Achen, Berlin Falsified his own travel documents by use of pen to change effective dates.1942 Berlin - Paris Filled in German travel blank forms. Altered old German authorization stamp for travel formse Then made other falsified stamps for other people interested in travel across German-held territory.1943-4. Berlin Constructed and used various falsified travel documents stamps copied from old travel documents. for various people to travel throughout Germany. Used certain photo techniques for changin; and/or ageing pictures in documents. At same time Subject also reassembled falsified old passports to form new ones as well as counterfeited German financial vouchers.SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, Finance DivisionINFO Attn: Peter G. SchoppFROM Chief of Station, BernSUBJECT RFT SCHGAfrican Division OperationREFERENCESDATE 23 December 19601. This is intended as an interim report on the financial aspects, to the extent that we know them as factual, on the African Division operation, the identity of which is made clear by the enclosed thermofax copies. We hesitate to write directly to AD because of the sensitive nature of the activity and ask that Schiopp pass the information to the interested persons. Previous cable traffic has informed headquarters as to the general conduct of the financial activity to date; this is concerned with the details.$4,000.00 deposited with B&F, Bern Swfs 17,213.95Letter of Credit obtained for Reiner' Swfs 12,000.00Commission & expenses 45.50Reiner's check No. 3403 cashed in Bern 265.003404 130.153405 100.003406 100.003407 165.00 12,800.654,413.30Check no. 3401 left with Graham to ensure withdrawal of funds in B&FCheck No. 3402 has not yet cleared, nor has check no. 3403; perhaps were not negotiatedLetter of Credit returned by Hofhuis to B&F, subsequently cancelled. Reiner had drawn against L/C in Leopoldville to the amount of Swfs 400.00. L/C cancelled in the amount of 11,600.0016,013.30Check No. 3409 written by Reiner, given to Hofhuis and returned by latter to B&F with instructions to "hold pending instructions" Swfs 12,000.00Check No. 3410 (same situation as above) 3,000.00 15,000.00balance now in B&F (Reiner) acct 1,013.00As yet, no expenses for B&F telephone call to Leopoldville and/or any other related expenses charged. Balance in a/c will be affected accordingly.2. A copy, each, of two letters dated 13 and 14 December 1960 written by Hofhuis are enclosed for information of interested persons. Will Schiopp please pass.Enclosures:As statedDistribution:3-FD(Schiopp) w/enc.s.
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# DISPATCHINFO:Chief of Base, Sao PauloChief of Station, Rio de JaneiroChief of Station, LeopoldvilleFROM:Chief, Africa DivisionSUBJECT:Operational/ZIRET/WIROGUEACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:See BelowHBPA-4890, dated 12 October 19601.  This is to advise you that subject of reference has been transferred to the African Division and been assigned the cryptogame WIROGUE/1. The latter is presently in Leopoldville and all correspondence received through your accommodation address is to be pouched to COS, Leopoldville.2.  VIROGUE/1 vas instructed to send only unregistered letters and to Instruct his correspondents to do the same...CHARLES R. ROISTADEPAUL E. LEIGHTONDistribution:Orig. & 1 - COB, Sao Paulo1 - COS, Rio de Janeiro1 - COS, Leopoldville1 - RI1 - WH/2B2 - AP/H|                     |                     || ------------------- | ------------------- || OFFICE SYMBOL       | AF/W/2              || OFFICER             | D. Niesciur         || TYPIST              | say                 || OFFICE SYMBOL       | A/CAP/W             || OFFICER'S NAME      | Edward Welles       ||                     | C/AP Bronson Tweedy ||                     |                     ||                     |                     || OFFICE SYMBOL       | C/WH                || OFFICER'S SIGNATURE |                     |# DISPATCH
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513ORIG: D. MesciurUNIT: AF//2EXT: 8284DATE: 22 December 1960TO : LEOPOLDVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONF:INFO: COP, C/PG, C/CI, C/FI 2, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTINGDEFERRED 3 DEC 60 15 592X ROUTINEPRIORITYOPERATIONALIMMEDIATETO LEOPRYBAT TROGUEINFOper 43-43CITE DIROU156360OUT 563601803518035REFS DIR 17181 (OUT 54652)LEOP 0512 (IN 20986)VIEW PREVIOUS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES AUTHORIZE MONTHLY PAYMENTS ONLY.END OF MESSAGE[Figure] A reproduction restriction notice: REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.BRONSON TREEDYRELEASING OFFICERSarCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETEdw WellesAUTHENTICATING OFFICERCopy No.
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513ORIG: D. NiesciurUNIT: AP//2EXT: 8284DATE: 22 December 1960TO: LEOPOLDVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONF. C/AF 3INFO: COP, C/PG, C/CI, C/FI 2, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET| ROUTING |     || ------- | --- || 1       | 4   || 2       | 5   || 3       | 6   |DEFERRE 3 DEC60 15 59zROUTINEPRIORITYOPERATIONAL IMMEDIATEOU156360OUT 563601803518035TO: LEOPINFORYBAT/MIROQUEREFS DIR 17181 (OUT 54652)LEOP 0512 (IN 20986)VIEW PREVIOUS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES AUTHORIZES MONTHLY PAYMENTS ONLY.END OF MESSAGEBRONSON TWEEDYRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.20-233477
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165DATE: 22 DEC 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: LEOPOLDVILLEACTION: C/AF 3INFO: COP, C/PG, C/CI, C/FI-2, S/C 2PRITY DIR CITE LEOP 3512RYBAT WIROGUEREF DIR 17181 (out 54652)*(IN 18739)1. PER LEOP 2475, WIROGUE/1 STATES TOLD HE TO REQUEST THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS QUARTERS ALLOWANCE IN LUMP SUM ON ARRIVAL.   REF MEAN STATION TO DOES (PORTION GARSLED, WILL FUB) PAY ALLOWANCE IN LUMP SUM OR MONTHLY.   ADVISE. WIROGUE/1 ARGUES HE NEEDS LUMP SUM PAYMENT TO PURCHASE NEEDED HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AS WELL AS PAY RENT.2. ACLS 149 NOT YET RECEIVED.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *CONCERNED WIROGUE/1 CONTRACT.*
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 423 22 DEC 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: LEOPOLDVILLEACTION: C/AF 3INFO: COP, C/PG, C/CI, S/C 2ROUTINGDEC 23 21292 60SERVICEPRIORITYIN 20986 A LEOP 0512CITETO: RYBAT WIROGUE INFO:C/S COMMENT: COMPLETE PARAGRAPH 1 LINE 3 TO READ:"...DOES REF MEAN STATION TO PAY ALLOWANCE IN LUMP SUM OR MONTHLY..."S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.