Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 206/C1/C/T/C/T/CT 13 OCT 1959TO: DIRECTOR-FROM: *ACTION: *INFO: CI, , , h, /C2TO: REDWOOD AEACREINFO: RIOD (POUCH)CITE: SAOP 1036* REF DIR 45223 (OUT SO192) ** BASE HAS ACCOMODATION ADDRESS CITED SAOP 72 (IN 30000). 552 HEPA 2003 RE THIS BOX.2. RE PARA 2. REF BASE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND WHY OUT LETTERS OF DAVID DE PADASKHET NOT POUCHED BASE FOR INSERTION LOCAL POSTAL SYSTEM, UNLESS SERVICE DEEMED SLOW. SUGGEST USE APO ADDRESS RANCIFER RATHER THAN OPEN MAIL TO FWD OUT LETTERS TO BAOP IF USE POUCH UNDESIRABLE.3. CAN REMAIL INCOMING LETTERS AS SUGGESTED PARA 3 REF IF THIS METHOD DEEMED MORE DESIRABLE THAN POUCH.4. ADVISE IF HOS INTEND USE ABOVE BOX OTHERWISE, WILL TRY OBTAIN ANOTHER.END OF MESSAGES CONTENT: REQUESTED ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS FOR USE BY AGENT DAVID DE PANASKYET.![SECRET]SECRET5 OCT 1959REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED/-233477
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SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSI ATION TOP AND BOTTOMUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYOFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS | INITIALS | DATE || --- | ---------------- | -------- | ---- || 1   | SR/DC13          | LUK      |      || 2   |                  | HJ       |      || 3   |                  |          |      || 4   |                  |          |      || 5   |                  |          |      || 6   |                  |          |      || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks:![signature retain in file]29 SEP 1959![signature]FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER| FROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. | DATE || --------------------------------- | ---- || DESR                              |      |UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETFORM NO. 237 Replaces Form 30-4 which may be used.1 APR 55 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1953-0-342531
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29 September 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of SecurityATTENTION: Alien Affairs StaffSUBJECT: ARASPIC174803REFERENCE: Office of Security Mono datod18 September 19591. Further consideration has been given to the holding of subject agent in the U.S. prior to the activation of his operation in the summer of 1960. Maintaining him in a "hold" status abroad, probably In Germany, was also considered. The nature and sansitivity of the operation with which subject will be connected makes preferable a bolding status as close to Headquarters as possible. Daployment in a Headquarters elesont would provide day-to-day supervision and make possible periodic operational contacts to review questions of security, morale, and now operational developments.2. Berefore, 33 Division solicits the support of the Office of Security in making it possible for us to hold the agent in the U.8. during the next year, making the necessary arrangements with the Attorney Goneral.CHARLES KATSKDeputy Chief, SR Division
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: Chief, SK/DIVFROM: Director of SecurityDATE: 18 September 1959SUBJECT: AEASPIC174303REF: SR/DOB Memorandum dated 14 September 19591. The subject is an alien who, at the request of SR/DIV (for the purpose of Redsox training), was parolled into the U. S. into the custody of the CIA in April 1959.2. According to the referenced memorandum, the subject's training for this purpose has been suspended until about 1 August 1960, when it will be reinstituted. This delay, it is understood, is due to the fact that his proposed mission has been postponed until late 1960.3. It is observed that SR/DIV proposes that the subject be permitted to remain in the U. S., without being in custody, until his training is reinstituted in late 1960, and, in the interim, his services will be utilized by TSS. It is also noted that the subject has, in the past, been convicted of robberies abroad; has engaged in various nefarious activities and that his knowledge of the English language is limited.4. Although recognizing that the subject is undoubtedly a likely candidate for the Redsox program, and further, that, psychologically, it might well be preferable for the individual to feel that he is not in an "arrest" category, still, this office is reluctant to place in jeopardy the arrangements made with the Attorney General by CIA, whereby individuals otherwise excludable can be brought into the U. S. for training or for other operational purposes.5. It is felt, consequently, that further consideration should be given to the necessity for keeping AEASPIC in the U. S. during the period he is waiting for his training to be commenced.
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In the event after full.consideration, it is still deemed essential that he remain in this country during the interim period, it is suggested that the Director of Security be provided with a de- tailed memorandum of justification.FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:![signature]William J. CotterChief, Alien Affairs Staff
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530 GIS/S/S/I/Perry Crookhar...SR/DOL833117 Septerer 1959SAO PAULODIRECTORSR 6CI, CI/OPS, FI, MI 4, S/C 2SAOPREDWOOD AEACRE1.  REQUEST LOCAL ACCOMODATION ADDRESS FOR USE    BY AGENT DAVID DE PANASKНЕТ.2.  ALSO NEED NAME AND ADDRESS IN ORDER. MAIL HIS OUT    LETERS TO SAO PAULO FOR YOUR INSERTION INTO LOCAL POSTAL    S STEM.3.  INCOMING LETTERS SHOULD BE REMAILED IN SE COND    ENVELOPE TO ROBERT P. HACHE PO DOX 3028 S.W. STA:ION    WASHINGTON 2 DC.END OF MESSACESR, COP/FIWH,2
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SR/DOR/59/173517 September 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance DivisionTHROUGH: Special Contracting OfficerFROM: Contract Approving Officer, Michael RaeSUBJECT: Engagement of Ernest O. HAICAINK (p) as Independent ContractorREFERENCE: SUDOR/59/1660, dated 24 July 1959 to Finance Division re samm subject1. Project AESENT MEL, under which subject individual has been engaged, was originally approved through the period 11 Parch 1960. A request for renewal and arsendsant of the project has been submitted to FI, and it is intended subject individual will be utilised under this project during 1960.2. The following provisions will apply to subject individual dising the interim period, 1.9.: 20 September 1959 through 30 June 1960.3. Term and Project Charge. Subject individual has been engaged under oral contract for use under roject ASETTEL. The effective date of the oral contract is 20 April 1959, and has been extended through the period 31 March 1961, subject to termination by the Government upon thirty (30) days actual notice.4. Security Approval. The initial security clearance obtained for Subject's use, CI/CA No. C-73532, dated 11 March 1959, has been suspended during the interim period. Requests have been made of the Office of Security (SSI) and Alien Affairs Staff) for subject's use.5. Citisenship. Subject is a foreign national.6. Compensation. Subject will be paid salary in the amount of 2400.00 per month, payable in United States currency.7. Quarters and Subsistence. Basic quarters and subsistence costs will be borne by the Subject. Occasional incidental expenses will be borne by SR/DOB Station Funds.8. Operational Expenses. No Operational Expenses are contemplated during the period covered.9. Other Comitments. The following additional commitments have been made to the Subjecti
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SECRETa. Medical Benefits. Subject will receive such dental and medical banafits as may be necessary to maintain his physical status for his eventual use on his assigned mission. Costs to be borne by SR/DUR Station Funds.b. Insurance. Insurance coverage for death or disability Incurred in line of duty, not to exceed $5,000.00. Costs chargeable against Project AESENTINEL.c. Resettlement. The initial provisions made for resettlement of Subject still apply.d. Entertainmant. Basic entertainment expenses will be borne by Subject. Occasional entertainment expenses will be borne by SR/DOB Station Funds.10. Contingent Obligations. Although, no such promise has been made the Subject, resettlement in the United States could possibly become necessary as a form of control, should this be deemed necessary from a security viewpoint.11. No commitments other than those stated above have been made to the Subject.12. At such time as Subject re-enters training for his proposed mission, about 1 July 1960, all provisions of his initial engagement will again apply.MICHAEL RAEChief, SH/LCBDist:Orig. 4 1 - Addressees1 - Contracting Officer
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# MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: David's use the name David De Fanaskhet21 September 1959.Where: In France, everwhereWhen: 1956 to presentWith: All friends and relativesRegistered with police as D. Tzitzichivili. In Gap, France when police called him in they referred to him as Mr. De Panaskhet but while they questioned him they referred to him as Mr. TzitzichiviliDavid has no official documents in the name of De Panaskhet, all of his documents are in the name of Tzitzichivili.David had a chess club membership card in the name De Panaskhet.David wrote a book "It's Better for me to sit in the chair (electric)" a crime novel. An article concerning this book with a picture of Dave appeared in the newspaper La Provencal - this article had a picture of Dave with the name De Panaskhet, in 1957.101-233477
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Chief, SR/DIVDirector of SecurityAEASPIC17480318 September 1959REP : SR/LOB Memorandum dated 14 September 19591.  The subject is an alien who, at the request of SR/DIV (for the purpose of Redsox training), was parolled into the U. S. into the custody of the CIA in April 1959.2.  According to the referenced memorandum, the subject's training for this purpose has been suspended until about 1 August 1960, when it will be reinstituted. This delay, it is understood, is due to the fact that his proposed mission has been postponed until late 1960.3.  It is observed that SR/DIV proposes that the subject be permitted to remain in the U. S., without being in custody, until his training is reinstituted in late 1960, and, in the 1 interim, his services will be utilized by TSS. It is also noted that the subject has, in the past, been convicted of robberies abroad; has engaged in various nefarious activities and that his knowledge of the English language is limited.4.  Although recognizing that the subject is undoubtedly a likely candidate for the Redsox program, and further, that, psychologically, it might well be preferable for the individual to feel that he is not in an "arrest" category, still, this office is reluctant to place in Jeopardy the arrangements made with the Attorney General by CIA, whereby individuals otherwise excludable can be brought into the U. S. for training or for other operational purposes.5.  It is felt, consequently, that further consideration should be given to the necessity for keeping AEASPIC in the U. S. during the period he is waiting for his training to be commenced.201-233477
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In the event after full consideration, it is still deemed essential that he remain in this country during the interim period, it is suggested that the Director of Security be provided with a detailed memorandum of justification.FOR THE DEFECTOR OF SECURITY:William J. CotterChief, Alien Affairs Staff
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SR/DCB/59/3014 September 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, GS/Alien Affairs StaffATTENTION : Mr. PenningtonSUBJECT : Change of status, case of AFASPIC, CI/CA No. C-735321. As outlined in the attachment, it is desired that subject's present 24-hour custodial status be suspended until such time as he re-enters RIGOX training about 1 August 1960, and authority be granted for him to reside in an apartment in Washington, D.C. under alias, where he will not be under 24-hour supervision. Subject is to be employed by TS5, and will report daily to an established TSS covert site.2. Although subject will not be under constant direct supervision during this period, he will be reporting week days to a T35 representative, in addition to which he will be contacted on a weekly basis by a member of this Base. Subject's unescorted Rovenent will be limited to Washington, D.C. proper and he has already been informed of verious other restrictions which he must abide by, i.e.: no auto, no driver's permit, no permanent room-mate, certain ber and night club limitations, and so forth.3. Subject is available at the convenience of your office for such visits to Immigration and Naturalization Offices as nay be deemod necessary.4. For further information regarding subject agent, please contact Mr. Perry Crookhan on extension 8331.MICHAEL RARChief, SR/DOBAttachment:cc Memo for Chief, GS/SSDDistribution:Orig 1 - Addressee1 - Subj's 2011 - Chrono233477
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SF/DDB/59/214 September 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CS/SATTENTION : Mr. Richard HannaSUBJECT : Request for ZI utilization of agent, ALASTIC1. Background:   Subject was brought to the United States via EBRAINBO flight on 20 April 1959 for training, after which he was to have been dispatched on a black mission into the USSR as a member of a ZI team during late 1959. CI/CA Division approved (No. C-73532) on 11 March 1959. The proposed mission was recently postponed until late 1960, and it is presently contemplated that subject will re-enter training for the mission about 1 August 1960.2. Inasmuch as considerable time, effort and expense have been devoted to the recruitment and training of the agent, who appears well qualified for the mission, it is desired to retain him during the interim in a productive capacity. Due to his rather unique background and capabilities, it is believed he could be employed in a useful capacity by TSS.3. In view of the foregoing, it is presently planned to release subject from the present 24-hour custody, permit him to reside in an apartment in Washington, D.C. under alias, and work on a daily basis for TSS offices in an established (TSS) covert site. The work tentatively planned for him involves cataloging specific information taken from East German documents, and developing and/or improving tools and methods for picking locks. Although TSS might present other related requirements, subject's employment would not involve work which would preclude his eventual use as a REDSOX agent.4. By separate memoranda, CI/CA Division has been requested to suspend subject's CA until he resumes training, and OS/Alien Affairs Staff has been requested to coordinate with Immigration and Naturalization Office concerning subject's proposed status and documentation.5. Your approval of paragraph 3 above is requested.6. For further information on this subject, please contact Mr. Perry Crookhan on extension 8331.Distr: C.1-HSS, 1-0AS, 1-Subj's file1-ChronoMICHAEL RAEChief, SR/DCS201-233477
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SR/DCB/59/11 September 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/CA DivisionATTENTION : Mr. Ray KeCornonSUBJECT : Request for suspension of CI/CA No. C-73532 (AFASPIC)1. As reported teleponically to your office, it is presently planned to utilize subject agent in the Washington, D.C. area, under alias, from the present time until early sumer, 1960. Subject will be working on a daily basis for TSS offices in an established (TSS) covert site. The work tentatively planned for him involves cataloging specific information taken from East Germen documents, and developing and/or Liproving tools and sethods for picking locks. Although T33 may present other related requirements, subject's employment will not involve work which would preclude his eventual use as a RFDSOX agent.2. By separate remoranda, authority for utilizing subject in this ZI employment has been requested of CS/3SD, and 0S/Alien Affairs Staff has been requested to coordinate with Immigration and Naturalization Office concerning subject's proposed status and documentation.3. It is therefore requested that subject's Operational Approval be suspended, to be reactivated upon request about 1 August 1960, at which time subject will re-enter training for the originally planned REDSOX mission.4. For further information regarding this subject, please contact Mr. Perry Crookhan on extension 5331.MICHAEL RAEChief, SR/DCBFC/vatDistribution:Orig.1 - Addressee1 - Subj. 201 file1 - Chrono
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SECRET9 September 1959MEMORANDUM TO: C/SR/DOBATTENTION : Mr. William RomerSUBJECT : Examination of Agent in Safehouse September 3, 19591. History: Subject states he has always been in good health. He is an ex-French foreign legionaire, survivor of German concentration carps and has held many jobs under various conditions. He feels in excellent health and is free from complaints.2. Physical Examination: Height 5'6", weight 136 pounds, age 41. General: Small, viry, balding Frenchman with prominant features who appears in excellent health. He is intelligent, cooperative and quite sociable. Blood pressure 110/70, pulse 66, respiration 14, temperature 98.6°. Head and EENT: Evidence of old broken hose with a deviated septua. Neck and nodes: negative. Chest: lungs and heart negative. Abdomen: negative. Genitalia, rectum and prostate: negative. Orthopedic and neurological: negative. Scar near right knee.3. Impression: Healthy male with life expectancy (under ordinary conditions) to age 68 or 70. No reccomendations.LEE K. BUCHANAN, M.D.Acting Chief, Operations Division,Medical StaffSECRET
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20 August 1959Mr. Ernest G. Mayerink:You are hereby notified that your services under an agreement with the Goverment, effective 20 April 1959, are terminated effective the date of this memorandum for the convenience of said Government.Effective this date upon the affixing of your signature, you relinquish all further claims against the Government for services furnished during the effective period of such agreement.Your signature in the space provided below is acknowledgment of the contents thereof.By Contracting OfficerACKNOWLEDGEDWITNESSED
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*Agent # 2. (DAVID)1718 JULY 12 TIFLIS GEORGIAN SSR.1941 BERLIN, GER. AUSTRIA1943 POLAND (LODZ, POZEN, WARSAW).201-233477
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GEORGIANFRENCHFEORGIAN GOOD GOOD UNDERFRENCH NATIVEL NATION STANOWATIKKGERMAN WELL WELL WELLSPANISH FAIR FAIR FAIRENGLISH FAIR FAIR FAIR.AGE: 40 5' 16' WEIGHT 56 KG.WOUNDS ON INDEX FINGER + THUMB LEFT HAND (ACCIDENT.HANO GRENADE)TIP OF FORE FINGER + THUMB OF RIGHT HAND MISSING.
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N.A.1940 - 1941 CAVALRY DISTINGUISHED PRIVATEN.A.
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NONEN.A.N.A.1939ELECTRICALWALKECOLE BRE6 آگاهPARIS1923PARIS, FRANCE
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sttendid by the agentAUTO MECHANIC Ass'T.NIGHT WATCH.MANWELDERLATHE OPERATORFRANCEN.A.N.A.
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Agent 2. (DAVID)SECRETPART TWO (Operational Data)Biographical1. Agent’s cryptonym: AE ASPICRussian spelling| familiya | otchestvo | imya || -------- | --------- | ---- |3. Operational names for mother and father:Russian spellings| imya | otchestvo | (mother) || ---- | --------- | -------- || imya | otchestvo | (father) || ---  | ---       | ---      |2. Agent's operational name:Native Language spelling (if other than Russian)| familiya | otchestvo | imya || -------- | --------- | ---- |Native Language spellings (if other than Russian)| imya | otchestvo | (mother) || ---- | --------- | -------- || imya | otchestvo | (father) || ---  | ---       | ---      |Infiltration4. Approximate date of agent’s departure from training areadate of agent infiltration: 26 Sept 1959day month year5. Approximate6. If infiltration is by air or water how long will the agent stay in hiding before traveling to the target area?1 hour 30 minutesSECRET
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SECRET## Mission7. Describe the itinerary of the agent from time of infiltration to time of exfiltration. (This information is needed in order to avoid using places he will visit in the documents.)8. Will the agent seek employment while on the mission? NO9. Will the agent contact any relatives or friends while on his mission? NO   If so, indicate their places of residence.## Exfiltration10. Approximate date of exfiltration Sept 59month year11. Indicate method of exfiltration. *Unknown- illegal*12. If method is illegal border crossing; indicate exact location on border. (This information is needed for necessary border cachet or border pass.)SECRET
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RemarksSECRET-3-13. Indicate any proposals or suggestions on the part of SR for document legend; i.e., place of PASPORT issuance, etc.14. Has the agent been asked his ideas as to cover? If so list them briefly.15. Is this to be a singleton operation? NO If this agent is to be infiltrated with one or more others, will they be traveling together during the operation? YES16. Attach any photographs (even though taken several years ago) which the agent might have of himself.    (This is of the utmost importance in cases where the agent was born before 1930.SECRET
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20 August 1959Mr. Ernest 0. Maycrink:You are hereby notified that your services under an agreement with the Government, effective 20 April 1959, are terminated effective the date of this memorandum for the convenience of said Government.Effective this date upon the affixing of your signature, you relinquish all further claims against the Government for services furnished during the effective period of such agreement.Your signature in the space provided below is acknowledgment of the contents thereof.ACKNOWLEDGEDWITNESSEDBy Contracting Officer201-233477
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20 August 1959TO: Contracting OfficerEffective this date, and in concurrence with the Government representative, I, Ernest O. Maycrink, request that I be paid this date all monies accrued to me and held in escrow for me by the Government under an agreement with said Government for the period 20 April 1959 to 20 August 1959.![signature of Ernest G. Haycrink]ERNEST G. HAYCRINK
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NO SD 33065 A (EVEN WHEN BLANK) DATE 6 August 1959I DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT MY TRUE AND LEGAL SIGNATURE IS:![signature]DAVID TZIPITCHVILI(NAME. PRINTED OR TYPEWRITTEN)RIGHT THUMB PRINT![right thumb print]WITNESS:![signature]SECRET---SECRET (EVEN WHEN BLANK)NO SD 33065 B DATE 6 August 1959I DO HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IN MY RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, I WILL USE THE FOLLOWING SIGNATURE WHERE REQUIRED:![signature]ERNEST G MAYCRINK(NAME, PRINTED OR TYPEWRITTEN)RIGHT THUMB PRINT![right thumb print]WITNESS:![signature]SECRET H1-233477
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## Biographical DetaDavid TZITZICENILI was born 20 December 1919, in Tbilisi, Georgia. He is 5' 7" and of slight build. Subject has been assessed as of superior intelligence. Fe identifies himself with city life and although of Ceorgian birth and ancestry, has lived most of his life in France. Subject served in the French Army as a private (1939-1941). Upon demobilization, he worked in Germany as an electrician (1943-1945). lie was liberated by the U.S. Army in 1945. Subject speaks French (native), Georgian, German and some English.