Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRET18 January 1960MEMORANDUM FOR: SR/DOB Finance OfficeSUBJECT: Request for Operational Advance.1. Safehouse Branch/CL has requested the remaining four months rent in advance for the living quarters of AESENTIEL agent, AFASPIC. Under the stipulations of the agreement with the agent, this rent is to be paid by AFASPIC. The terms of the lease specify $147.50 a month payable on the 1st. day of the month. The lease began 1 November 1959, and will run until 30 June 1960, a period of eight months. The first four months rent ($590.00 for November thru February) have been paid from money credited to AFASPIC.2. Fred Kirkpatrick, SR/DOB Case Officer will drew on advance from SR/DOB Finance of $590.00 for the four remaining months rent. This sun will be deducted from AFASPIC's monthly salary (i.e. $147.50 a month for the period March thru June 1960).APPROVED:FRED KIRKPATRICKChief, SR/TGB
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SECRETSR/DCB/60/14 January 1960MEMORANDUM FOR: Alion Affairs StaffATTENTION : Kr. FenningtonSUBJECT : Personal Status of SR/DCS Agent, AFASPIC (David DURVARD)1. Please be advised that SR/DCB Agent, AFASPIC, is being closely supervised by SR/DCB as regards te his personal and social contacts.2. He is at present residing in a Washington, D.C. apartment under the name David Durvard. This apartment was obtained by Safehouse Branch and fully approved and checked by the Office of Security.3. Safehouse Branch has also obtained an office some five blocks from his living quarters. This office site has also been approved and checked by the Office of Security. AFASPIC is at present engaged in his office, doing unclassified work to keep him occupied. He is being visited, by an SR/DOB Case Officer, on a regular weekly basis (and/or as the necessity arises).MICHAEL RAEChief, SR/DCBFK/vatDistribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - Subj's. File1 - Chrono233477 ريز
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SR/DOB/59/3/8 December 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of CommunicationsSUBJECT: Evaluation of Code of SE/DOB REDSOI Agent1. It is requested that the attached encoded message be broken and the code which it represents evaluated.2. This code represents the attempt of a REDSOI agent to formulate a worthwhile method of cryptography. It is therefore hoped that this code will prove of some interest to the Office of Communications.3. The following details are furnished concerning the encoded message:a. The message will be in the English language.b. The key to the code is contained in the text of the encoded message.4. It would be appreciated if a cryptographer or other representative of your office could interview subject agent, provided his code indicates he has an aptitude for this work.5. For further information, please contact Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick on Ext. 8331.MICHAEL RAEChief, SR/DOBAtt. - messagePC/goDistrib:0 & 1 - add. w/1 copy of att.1 - SR/DO3 w/o " "1 - SR/DOB chronoSECRET233477
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# SECRETATTH:Chief, SR/DORMr. Edward H. Sanner, Jr.Chief, Safehouse Branch/OL24 November 1959Safehouse No. 297 - Req. 59-23 - CCD SH-143 SSD 206920Requisition: Your request for a domestic safehouse (Req. f 59-23) routed to us vie the Central Cover Division (CCD & SH-145) has been met by the property and ta the marner herein described. Said property to be utilized per requirements set forth in the requisition has been approved by the Office of Security (88D 206920).Property: A furnished efficiency apartment located at 940 25th Street, N. W. Apt. 202, Washington, DCLessor: John Safer, Management Co.Lessee: Mr. Powell Browning, Jr., a Security-cleared attorney-at-lev with offices located at 3145 N. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Office Telephone FE 3-5081. By virtue of a Memorandum of Agreement, exclusive rights of tenancy has been assigned to the Agency. Accordingly, Mr. Browning is the nominal lessee while indirectly the Agency is the actual lessee and responsible for full and strict compliance with the terms of the lease. Questions or problems involving relationships of the lessee cut-out and the lessor, neighbors, police, et al will be handled through the lessee cut-out (Mr. Browning) acting under the control and direction of the Safehouse Branch.Lease: Original lease is on file in the Safehouse Branch. Terms of the lease are $147.50 per month payable on the lat day of the month. The lease begins 1 November and runs until 30 June 1960, a period of 8 months.Cover Story: Mr. Powell Browning, the lessee cut-out, has ostensibly leased the apartment in order to assist a foreign client to obtain housing because of the mans Language difficulty and in his inability to comprehend the provisions of a lease. Mr. Browning has therefore signed the lease in the clients behalf.Case Officer: Mr. Edward H. Sanner, Jr., Ext. 8331.Financial Arrangements: Rent, utilities, and toleptone carzice vill be paid by the lessee cut-out, Mr. Browning. Any unusual or abnormal matters properly belonging or chargeable to the lessce should be taken up with and approved by the Safehouse Branch.Pursuant to the stipulations of R 45-1025, the financial commitments of the lease were approved by the Chief, Real Estate Construction Division/OL. In compliance with arrangements made between the troller and the Director of Logistics ve have advised the former regarding this acquisition.Distribution:Orig. & 1 hådressee1- CCD/NC1-880/08 1 SH File 297WALTON C. CARROLL
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David gave card below to Ferry Crocken on 16 December 1959. He had these made up on his own as a means of identification.DAVID DURVARDENGINEER - TECHNICAL ADVISORPOTOMAC HOUSE940 25TH STREET, N. W.WASHINGTON, D. C.FEDERAL 7-8387
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TO Chief of Base, Sao PauloINFO Chief of Station, Rio de JaneiroFROM Chief, SRSUBJECT PEDWOULD/AFACEREServicing occormodation addressACTION REQUIRED See Paragraph 2 belowREFERENCE(S).a. DIR 45223, 21 September 1959b. FBPA-3747, 12 October 1959HBPH-2021HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.201-233477RE 43.3 (CHECK ONE)MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY1. As outlined in reference a, the postal address requested is for use by an agent. To date he has written three letters, giving this as his return address.2. Subject has indicated he does not anticipate voluminous correspondence; however, such answers as he does receive will come through this accomodation address. Therefore, it is requested the address be serviced as often as is conveniently possible and at least once a week.GEORGE F. LIPSIUSDistribution: (3 Nov 54)2 - COB, Sao Paulo1 - COS, Rio de Janeiro2 - WH1 - WH Mailroom1 - RI1 - SR/10 Attn: Lois OgleV2 - SR/DOB1 - Chrono![classification] H1-233477
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Pesonnel DivisionSUBJECT: VIROGUE/1 Contract (Pormerly ABABPIC)NOV 19601. A review of the MIROGUE/1 file showed that subject was under contract for a period beginning 20 September 1959 through 30 June 1960. Since that date until 20 October 1960, subject was under 87/DOB COA. On 21 October 1960, the Africa Division picked up the case and is preparing to dispatch him on 20 November 1960.2. It is requested that the contract be brought up to date and amended to encompass the following points:A. Effective date: 21 November 1960 through 20 November 1962.B. Compensation: $500 per month, plus $3000 per annum for housing.C. Medical: to extent it is necessary to maintain good health.D. Insurance: $5000 payable to beneficiary..E. Bonus: for outstanding performance, resettlement in another country.F. Termination: ending of all benefits and monies.3. This contract will have to be prepared for signing prior to 18 November 1960.4. For further information, please contact Mr. Daniel R. Niesciur, x828%.(Signed) Glenn D. FieldsGlenn D. FieldsActing Chief, Africa Division201-233477
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SECRET6 November 1959CERTIFICATEThis is to certify that I, David TZITZICHVILI, fully understand, and agree to abide by, all provisions concerning the change in my personal status and release from 24-hour custody as explained to me this date.Primary restrictions are as follow:The use only of David DURVARD identityTravel restrictions limited to Washington D.C. areaObtaining or attempting to obtain a driver's permitPurchase, directly or indirectly, of an automobileObtaining or using any charge or credit purchase planRoom-mates (Not to include visitors)Any illegal activityI fully understand that the provisions of my current contract with the United States Government and the provisions of the Secrecy Agreement which I have signed are both still applicable, and will remain so during the period 6 November 1959 to 1 July 1960 or until cancelled by the United States Government.I furthe: understand that any violation of the instructions which I have received, either verbal or written, will be just cause for the termination of my contract and such further action as may be deemed appropriate by my superiors.![signature]WITNESS:![signature]SECRET201-233477
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# OR/205|     | TO         | ROOM NO. | DATE             | OFFICER'S INITIALS || --- | ---------- | -------- | ---------------- | ------------------ || 1.  | SR/10      |          | NOV 1 1959       | MK                 || 2.  |            |          | NOV 5 1959 10:45 |                    || 3.  | SR/COF/FI  |          | NOV 5 1959       |                    || 4.  | Selme      |          | NOV 9 1958       |                    || 5.  | WH/2       |          | 9/11             |                    || 6.  |            |          | NOV 10 1958      |                    || 7.  | WA Regesty |          |                  |                    || 8.  | RI/DP      |          | 10/11/00         |                    || 9.  |            |          |                  |                    || 10. |            |          |                  |                    || 11. |            |          |                  |                    || 12. |            |          |                  |                    || 13. |            |          |                  |                    || 14. |            |          |                  |                    || 15. |            |          |                  |                    || 16. |            |          |                  |                    || 17. |            |          |                  |                    || 18. |            |          |                  |                    |COORDINATING OFFICERS| NAME        | OFFICE       || ----------- | ------------ || #1 wilson   | Chief, SR/10 || E. McCarthy | SX/CCP/FT    || Sir alovul  | /2           |AUTHENTICATING OFFICER| NAME        | TITLE         || ----------- | ------------- || Michael Rae | Chief, SR/DCP |RELEASING OFFICER| NAME       | TITLE      || ---------- | ---------- || R.D. Johor | Chief, WH. |ENCLOSUREABSTRACTINDEXFILE NUMBER201-2331:77DOCUMENT DATE3 1959DOCUMENT NUMBERHBR-2021SECRET![photo of record copy stamp]TZIMIVILI, DAVIDFORM3-58 6106(40)
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# DISPATCHTO Chief of Base, Sao PauloTO Chief of Station, Rio de JaneiroFROM Chief, SRSUBJECT REDWOOD/APACHEServicing accommodation addressACTION REQUIRED See Paragraph 2 belowREFERENCESa. DIR 45223, 21 September 1959b. HBPA-3747, 12 October 1959SECRETHBP-2021201-2334771.  As outlined in reference a, the postal address requested is for use by an agent. To date he has written three letters, giving this as his return address.2.  Subject has indicated he does not anticipate voluminous correspondence; however, such answers as he does receive will come through this accommodation address. Therefore, it is requested the address be serviced as often as is conveniently possible and at least once a week.GEORGE F. LIPSIUSDistribution:2 - COB, Sao Paulo1 - COS, Rio de Janeiro2 - WH1 - WH Mailroom1 - RI1 - SR/10 Attn: Lois Ogle2 - SR/DCB1 - Chrono
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SECRETS/DOD/59/17852 November 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Alien Affairs Staff, OSATTENTION : Mr. PenningtonSUBJECT : ARASPIC, CI/OA No. 73532(Local Address)The local address of the Subject to be furnished the Immigration and Naturalization Service for use on his documentation in lieu of passport is as follows:940 25th Street N.W.Apt. 202Washington, D.C.MICHAEL RAKChief, SR/DCBOHT/vatDistribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee2 - DOB Security1 - Chrono201-233477
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## SECTION AFOR(Check one)Pseudonym Alias CryptoDerivative Number1. Pseudonym Assigned   Alias Assigned DAVID DURVARD   Cryptonym Assigned2. Project or Agent (rite adequate description of 9 MONTH HOLDING   if a project please give   description of duties of PERIOD FOR AGENT   job/activity)3. Status (Staff Employee; Staff, Contract, or Field Agent; etc.)   CONTRACT AGENT4. SR/DOB PERRY CROOKNAM Fi   Branch/Staff Ops Officer (Type of Activity: FI, FR, D, etc.)5. To be used in cable traffic (yes or no) NoNOTE: List any pseudonyms or cryptonyms previously assigned: AEASPICSECTION BTrue Name David TzitzichiviliofProject DescriptionSections A and B are to be separated by S/HC when completed.201-233477
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The United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer, hereby amends the initial contract accepted by you in April 1959, to include the following provisions for the period 20 September 1959 through 30 June 1960. During the period of time as indicated, you will be required to perform such duties as may be assigned you by your superiors. All such duties, whether of a research nature or otherwise, will be considered to be of a confidential nature. The terms and conditions of your amended contract are as follow:1.  Compensation    In consideration of the satisfactory completion of such duties as may be assigned you, you will be paid $400.00 monthly.2.  Bonus    Due to the nature of the assignments which will be given you to perform, no bonus will be considered.3.  Medical    You will be provided such medical or dental treatment as may be considered necessary to maintain your physical fitness and permit the accomplishment of your assignments. Periods of hospitalization will necessitate the suspension of salary for the duration of said hospitalization.4.  Insurance    You will be insured for the amount of $5,000.00 payable upon death to a beneficiary designated by you, provided your death occurs while in the performance of duty.5.  Termination    If for any reason traceable to you, such as making yourself unavailable for proper performance of duty, you fail to consumate the terms of our understanding by not attempting to perform your assigned duties, your salary will be immediately terminated and you will be resettled in a place to be decided by your superiors, without further compensation or assistance.6.  Secrecy Clause    You will be required to keep forever secret the contract and all information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless released in writing by the Government from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the Espionage Laws dated 25 June 1948, as amended, and other applicable laws and regulations.7.  Term of Contract    The foregoing amendment to your initial contract is for the period as specified, after which the terms of your initial contract will again apply.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBYContracting OfficerACCEPTED:![signature]WITNESS:APPROVED:![signature]201-233477
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The United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer, hereby contracts with you for the submission of certain information and related directed services of a confidential nature under the following terms and conditions:1.  Compensation. In consideration of the submission of such information and related directed services, you will be paid $500.00 per month until the activity is completed, a period to approximate 6 months. Of this amount:$450.00 per month to be held in escrow pending your departure to and return from such activity.$50.00 per month to be paid directly to you for personal expenses.2.  Bonus. A bonus to be paid contingent upon the comparative success of the mission, the amount of the bonus to be determined at a later date by the Contracting Officer, if the Contractee is chosen to perform the task assigned.3.  Termination. In the event the United States Government terminates this activity or your connection with same, sooner than originally proposed, through no fault of yours, you will receive all monies held in escrow and a satisfactory resettlement will be effected as per prior oral agreement with the United States Government.However, if for any reason traceable to you, such as making yourself unavailable for proper services or training, you fail to consummate the terms of our understanding, you will not receive monies held in escrow, your salary will be immediately terminated and you will be resettled in a place in accordance with above mentioned prior agreement without further compensation or assistance.4.  Secrecy Clause. You will be required to keep forever secret the contract and all information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless released in writing by the Government from such obligation), with full knowledge that violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the Espionage Laws dated 25 June 1948, as amended, and other applicable laws and regulations.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBYContracting OfficerACCEPTED:WITNESS:APPROVED:
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Consd's 2-ins-d-btter. Sintallthe same time23 October 1959Dear Paul,Enclosed are two more of David's letters to be forwarded by you. These are both dated 26 October so please post on or after that dete.Thanks again for this convenience.Sincerely,11-233477
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Sao Paulo23 October 1959Dear Atchico,I've been thinking for an hour and I still don't know how to begin. I can't say that as a brother I've especially been a blessing to you, and often I've caused you more trouble than I would have liked, directly or indirectly. My leaving Gap was inevitable. On the one hand because of the obligation to remain there until an indefinite date, and above all because of the work I'm now doing which had been in the offing for quite a while. My stay at Ambert had nothing to do with my departure; it it was only a business trip.If I had been able to write you sooner, I would have done so. Now I can, and as there are many things in suspense I would be glad to be able to take them up where I've left them. I never expected you to bear the price of ry actions; therefore, I'm counting on you to tell me whom you paid for me, for I presume that most people immediately thought you were responsible for m debts. As soon as you reply, I will immediately send you the money to reimburse you, or, if need be, to pay the inter- ested party.If you didn't already know, I'm notifying you that Jacqueline is first on my list and there is no reason why she should be deprived of what is hers. I could very well have sent her the money today, but I don't even know if this letter will arrive at the right address. It's more than a year since I left you, and I'm making contact again.Next on the list ther's you naturally, whom I do not forget. Listen, what I ask is that you wrtie me seriously, for your sakė as well as mine. Give me the list of these people in order of urgency.When I left Arbert, I had left instructions to pay certain people, and I don't know if this has been done. I'm going to write to the Dassauds, in this way, perhaps, I'll know what has happened.I've been here a very short time and have had a lot to do in the past few months. Unfortunately I can't tell you where, when, or what kind of work. I only ask that you have faith in me.How is life at Gap? How are the girls, Elico and Irene? I would be glad to receive a letter from them with a few pictures of all of you, if possible. Many regards to Jacqueline with hopes that she and hers are all well.28 233477
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-2-As far as "hers" are concerned, you know that I still have a picture of my Flack (moreover, it's my only family album) but she must have changed and must be a happy mother of many children, bitch that she was.I kiss you all and expect a letter from you.[signed]P.S. This is my address. Since I'm often away, take care to copy it correctly; your letter will be forwarded.David de Iqraskhetc/o Jen PilsudskiCaixa Postal 11734 (Lapa)Sao Paulo, BRAZIL
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Sao Paule 29 octobre 1959Mon chervieux AtchicoVoila une heure que je tourne autour du pôt et je ne sais pas encore par quel bout commencer. Je ne peux pas dire que j'al ete pour toi specialement une benediction de le frere,et souvent le t'al cause des ca- merdements plus que laurets jamais voula t'en faire directement cu Indirectement.n depart de Jap devalt se produire inevitablement.!"ane carton raison de la contrainte d'y sejourner jusqu'a ume date indeterminee,et surtout en raison du trava!! - je suis en train de faire qui etait prevu depuis longtemps. Vn sejour a Ambert n'a rien a voir avec zon depart, ca n'etait simplement qu'un deplacement d'affaires..31 J'avais pu t'écrire plus tot, je l'aurais falt. Aujourd'hui s'est possible.et comme il reste beau- couc de choses en suspend je sereis neureux de pouvoir les reprendre la ou je les al latascos. Je n'ai jamais tenu a ce que tu supportes le prix de mes actes, aussi Je compte sur toi pour me dire qui a tu paye pour moi, car je suppose que la majorite des gens ont immediatement pense que tu etais responsable de mes dettes. Des que tu me repondras,je te ferai parvenir immediatement de l'argent pour te rembourser,ou eventuellement payer l'interesse .Si tu ne le savais pas je t'avise que Jacqueline est la premiero ints sur ma liste et il n'y a aucune raison pour qu'elle soit privee de ce qui lui appartient.201-233477
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J'aurais tres bien pu lui envoyer son argent aujourd'hui, mais je ne sais meme pas si cette lettre arrivera à la bonne adresse. Cela fait plus d'un an que je vous ai quitte, alors je reprends contact.Ensuite sur la liste il y a toi naturellement que je n'oublie pas. Ecoute moi, ce que je te demande c'est de m'ecrire serieusement pour toi comme pour moi. Tu me donnes a liste de ces gens dans l'ordre d'urgence.Quand j'ai quitte Ambert, j'avais laissé des instructions pour regler cortales personnes et je ne sais pas al cola a te fait .Je vais ecrire aux Dassaui, ainsi peut-etre saurais-je ou en sont les choses.Je suis 131 depuis tres peu de temps et j'eu beaucoup a faire tous ces mois-ci, malheureusement je ne peux ni t'expliquérou quand et quelle sorte de travail. Je te demande simplement de me faire confiance.Comment va la vie a Gap? Comment vont les filles, Elico et Irene ? Je serais bien content de recevoir une lettre d'elles avec quelques photos de vous tous si cela est possible. Bien des choses a Jacqueline en esperant qu'elle va bien. ainsi que les siens.A propos de ''sions'', tu sais que j'ai toujours une proto de ma lack est d'ailleurs tout mon album de famille) mais elle a di cienzer et doit etre une heureuse maman de beaucoup d'enfants, cochonne comme aile etait.Je vous embrasse tous bien fort et attends une lettre de vous.David de Pansaknetc/o Jan PilsudselCaixa Postal 11'34(Lapa)Sao Paulo, BRASILP.S. Ceci est mon adresse. Etant tres souvent en deplacement, ayes soin de la recopier tres correctoment; on transmettra.
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Monsieur A. De PANASKHETArchitecteI bis, Avenue Bellevue (Lablasne..GAPHautes A.pes. FRANCE