Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Moxiesn marine, Stence. Kaice tells him that this lady is very surf. corre rudentents to con. Sae 13 fr: Ravens. Who wants to Inion L they have 7 of her hustend. They say he is "us roce mosce" Locrerpot of a fly 7.Then this correspondent weats to know the address of cither a Mexican crithe Menteen eens late. Ruiz says that if it is to excrane e Mars-enter ticket for a Madrid-Cuba ane, so by Fuencarral 145, 030, a Spanieri, or PACHECO, s Cuon, fil make the change for her. It seems she wants to leave on Monday. Sao wants them to take care of her Mexican, visa because she says that if she goes it will not be timely, after wast happened with Humberto CARRILLO. She says tast OLIVARES 's nar in charge. She is going to Cuba now and will go to Hexico in 15 days.Nilis comes in and gives her the arme telephone number of the laas she is going to interview: 226-86-96.
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# SECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionChief, WHD/2 StaffChief of Station, Madrid0/TYPE/SURGEEastern Journalist's Comments on CzechoslovakiaFYI OnlyAttached is an extract from a transcript of 16 October 1969 concerning a conversation held between a female Mexican journalist from the magazine "Siempre" and the Charge d'Affaires of the Cuban Embassy in Madrid, Guillermo Crestes RUIZ Perez (201-735996).Perry D. WACHALAttachment:As stated, herewithDistribution:2 - CCS, Mexico City, w/att, h/w2 - C/WHD, w/att, h/w2 - C/LOD, w/att2 - CCS, W/Liaison, w/att, h/wRec. sent to E/IR/S w/attCSDispatch Symbol and Number:COHA - 25005Date: 20 October 1969SECRET
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They are told him that he was waiting for theand new girl a tin. Ruiz was expecting her. He saysS: is a correspondent of *Time* magazine,and Ruiz is aprointed on interview her with LosPinares(?). This girl asks Ruiz if carrying magazinesgoing to Cuba. No, replies Ruiz, all she did was to send her"background". He asks her if she carries thecredentials. She always does, she says.Ruiz tells her what she must talk about at the interview,about politics in Spain and its relations with the UnitedStates. She must have her questions prepared beforehand, andreplies must for them completelyeven the possible replies.as if they were unimportant, but with a socialist sense.Ruiz explains to this girl that what is of interest isSpain, the superstructure, the railroads, the banks, thenational organizations, but not the fundamental things,yet will tied up, all the way to the bone. He says thatpeople are receiving pensions, but later you can ask, "What doyou think about a socialist regime in Spain?" The thing isto stop people in the street, one at a time.You must take into account that Franco is considered oneof the most brilliant politicians of all times. He is sagacious,intelligent. If communism had triumphed here it would have beenthe first communist country in the world, and yet neither communism nor socialism has anything to do here while Franco is in.The girl comes from Czechoslovakia, and she talks aboutthat country and of Poland, where she has not been, but theyhave told her a lot about it. She depicts life in Czechoslovakiaas extremely sad. She had been there in 1963. She comments thatwhat they did last year in Czechoslovakia was to set the countryback tremendously, because this was the first time that peoplehad taken an interest in national affairs. Society was so rottenthat people rebelled, but the invasion caused such a great shockthat people sunk into a state of apathy from which they are notcoming out. They are heading for a crisis that not even theSoviets will be able to stand. People have no interest in theirwork. Machinery is far behind. The scale of wages is disastrous.The only people that make money are the physicians and the nurses,who charge for a visit the equivalent of a worker's monthly salary.Besides there is tremendous corruption. And so the wage scale, theold machinery, and the corruption made life unbearable. It mustbe taken into account that they crush a 200,000 persons and that35,000 Party members are in jail under suspicion. Before, peoplestood in line to join the Party; now they tear up their Partycards in the street. Disillusionment is enormous. Marxism as con.
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-2-ceived by Lenin is no longer difeeble: it must be brought up to date and placed in or current sale of technological evolution and world vetion. Home in Czechoslovakis wants to go te lix USSR. Svorody, erectly the students, vents to leave for Austria er Germany. The block moshat is up to date. The definition is very sed.Fidelis latest specchi published by Frener Latina, was distributed the on the Babassy, but they they got of the coes send nd destroyed them. Tucy cy tout leftist publicationspraise whatever they want or hetever interests then, and Fidel's speech was of no interest to them, since they did not analyze it thoroughly.She say's that there is a Istent reve utionary sentient throughout Europe. At the Sorbenne there are some powerful contens whore they compare the performance of the Chinese and Asiatic outbreaks more than they do the Soviet ones.This correspondent, says that when she gets to Cuba she is going to visit FIONE, because there is & trend of distrust of Cubens terughout Europe, because they think that they receive information only through one chennel.Uron hearing these somewhat anti-Soviet remarks on the pert of the correspondent, Ruiz intervents her and says they have to te on the side of the Soviets for the reasons: first from the military and economic point of view, and also because rigt or wrong they are on te same side of the fence and must fight against these on the other side. Cuba has hed, and still has, great discrepancies with Russie, Ching, and the United States. In the fece of all these discrepancies we are on the side of communion because we are against capitalion.Ruiz says that in order to find out if you are a comunist you must ask yourself if you agree with distribution of wealth and land, equitable distribution of production, respect for van, nationalization of industry. This is whst counts.At the end this girl says that the only truth is that unfortunately we Cubana commos live in peace in any crcialist country. lien like FIDEL and CS, in a country of seven sillica people, going against the whole world all by themselves. You should see the treatment Fidel gets from the intellectual aega-zincs in the USSR, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.Ruiz calls HILDA and tells her that this weren comesde is going to interview irs. TAMAKES OF TEAYO (h) and asks Hilde whet her personal coinion is about ( the 1 dy 7. Seseys she has only seen her three or four times, ani Laaks 7 in what sence he means. Ruiz says that this wonen corsie is from the
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Mexican narrative, Sirono. Huber tells him that this lady is very su enter of El Tranco Pacheco. She is nga Esvona. The correspondent wants to know that opinion _L_renewed of her husband. They say he is "un poco meace" _L_ renewet of a fly 7.Then this correspondent wants to know the address of cither a Mexican or the Mexican consulate. Ruiz says that if it is to exchange how Hotel-Iberia ticket for Madrid-Cuba one, go by Fuencarral 45, and AN050, a Spaniard, or PACHECO, a Cuban, will make the change for her. It seems she wants to leave on Monday. She wants then to take care of her Mexican visa because she says that if she goes it will not be timely, after what happened with Huberto CARRILLO. She says that Olivares is now in charge. She is going to Cuba now and will go to Mexico in 15 days.Nilca comes in and gives her the home telephone number of the lady she is going to interview: 226-86-96.
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24827:00-00***...* * * * * * *En lo militar se emplean para la Invasion de Europa;**los Dos Destacamentos, "Monday, que operarian inicialmente**en el territorio del Tercer Reich, en el caso de una invasion**alemanada, bajo su mandato; en caso de establecerse un**puente aereo, en la vecindad del Rio Rhin. "Monday, debia**en ese caso, dirigirse a las bases las areas fronterizas.**El Grupo "Monday" tenia como cometido, a partir de la**ocupacion de las bases de destino, establecer los contactos**con los subversivos de los lugares, de forma, tambien, tener**establecido un grupo minimo de espionaje propio desde los**comienzos de la ocupacion.*****Hasta ahora vimos de Checoslovaquia y hablabo de aquella*mision final: lograr la reunion a Alemania. Es de ella.**En la vista del Asesor, este habia estado el dia 10/V. en**un Grupo, en Checoslovaquia. El motivo de que el Asesor se**reuna con ese Grupo era la tenebrosa intencion de los asuntos**checos, ya que la lengua empleada era la vecindad.**Ahora bien resulta que la guardia ha revelado que la divisa**de aquel era la de un camion de su trabajo, que era la de**esconder la misma en un camino y no la en desuso, esconden el**camion como si este fuera un asesino, sin embargo se hace**esto no existen indemnes con el trasiego, en la terminacion**esta el desatino, la formacion y los riesgos que provoca.**El Asesor argumenta que sostiene que ya habia visto lo primo**que estaba en camino y que con su trabajo se ve la direccion**de la accion de un asesino que, en todo caso va a dirigir. La**reunion es de nuevo a la formacion de asesino de la accion de*un...
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Good readingon Ruiz![document page]
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CS COPY![photo of handwriting text]H/S: all to OSMA-25605261-725296![photo of signature]
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# S E C R E TChief of Station, MadridChief of Station, WH/MiamiChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionTYPIC/AMAUTO-1REFERENCES: A. MADRID 9655B. DIRECTOR 40647C. OSMA 24212D. OSMA 24112ACTION : See paragraph 5, below1. Headquarters maintains its high interest in AMAUTO-1 as a long-range, in-place recruitment target. Much of this interest is kept alive by the excellent operational reporting done by Station Madrid over the past year, of which references C and D hereto are good examples.2. Subject's position and total personality recommend him to us as a high-potential target. He is strongly intellectual and emotionally committed to an ideal. At the same time, he exhibts certain vulnerabilities which could be exploited. We believe, however, that AHAUTO-1 could be approached only in a classic sense: a rationally developed, long-range recruitment culminating in what would be essentially an intellectual and even ideological pitch. This course of action would take time and assets, but we think he would be eminently worth it.3. First, his access not only is good now but seems destined to improve. Secondly, if he were our agent, he has the wit and the acuity to know what we want and submit information accurately based on requirements. Lastly, he is a strong personality who could be counted on to move flexibly but effectively within the target milieu.Distribution:2 - COS, Madrid1 - COS, WH/Miami(Continued)OSMW - 115857 OCT 1969SECRET✓201-7352962 October 1969Distribution:1 - E/IB1 - WH/COG/OPS1 - WH/COG (Chrono)C. LunsfordDavid A. PhillipsFrederick A. Aliner, Jr.DISPATCH7144
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# SECRET4. As a recruitment target, however, AMAUTO-1 seems to present serious difficulties. He is strong-ainded, opinionated, idealistic, and apparently committed to the revolution. On the other hand, there are certain things about him which could be converted into recruitment vulnerabilities. First among thesо is his apparent belief that the regime (read: the Revolution) is not making the best use of his talents. One cannot tell precisely whether this is the cause or result of his apparent basic emotional instability. During public appearances be displays polished manners and a pro-regime attitude; in private he frequently complains to his subordiantes that he did not ask for a diplomatic position, that he would prefer an industrial job, and that he believes his position to be more a handicap than a promotion. Secondly, he obviously destres personal prestige and luxurious Hving. While these traits do not mean so much in the case of a Cuban as compared to a Soviet or Chinese, hardships and economic mismanagement in Cuba do in fact create a contrast with his basic impulses. Thirdly, his spinal ailment has been diagonsed as incurable. While this may be true, he should realize that further examination by other medical men (while on a training mission in WOLADY, perhaps) could help him considerably. There may even be other vulnerabilities which further target study could expose.5. We present these thoughts at the same time that we are fully aware of other operational pressures on Madrid's time and assets. Nevertheless, we would appreciate the Station's comments on further development of AMAUTO-1 as an in-place recruitment target. The first need would be the proper access agent, someone with a Jesuit-like intellectual training who can deal with him in the realm of concepts and philosophy as required. In any case, we would like continued target reporting on AMAUTO-1, as your time permits.Terence A. MILENBACHHenry K. PURTIN
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INSTRUCTIONSPRIOR TO FILING1.  Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and forward to RID.2.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requiring preservation.FROM:RID/SDTO: ACTION BRANCH11 file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/ANSDPROPER FILE NO.TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION I ON BACK, IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS4-5. Their ferrite under events ir pumping to conclusion. However, AMIAUTO is still in good target. Pls check the Esther mentioned herein j.i.c., to give tone month of the check.Bettie| TO                | ROOM NO. | DATE       | OFFICER'S INITIALS || ----------------- | -------- | ---------- | ------------------ || 1.  *L&/Be*       |          | 8 OCT 1969 | *We*               || 2.  *Lillie Love* |          | 8 OCT 1969 | *S*                || 3.                |          |            |                    || 4.  *Lillie*      |          |            |                    || 5.  *husilind*    |          | 9 Oct      | *OL*               || 6.                |          |            |                    || 7.                |          |            |                    || 8.                |          |            |                    || 9.                |          |            |                    || 10.               |          |            |                    || 11.               |          |            |                    || 12.               |          |            |                    || 13.               |          |            |                    || 14.               |          |            |                    || 15.               |          |            |                    || 16.               |          |            |                    || 17: RID/Pt        |          |            |                    |TRACING CORRIRING 9/10/69> [Figure: RYBAT]file amputo-| TRACE REQUEST    | ABSTRACT X | FILE TITLE                  || ---------------- | ---------- | --------------------------- || INDEX            |            | FILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE)  ||                  |            | 201-735296                  || DATE MICROFILMLO |            | DOCUMENT DATE  10-1-69      ||                  |            | DOCUMENT NUMBER  USMA 25530 |
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# DISPATCH**CLASSIFICATION**SECRET**TO**Chief, Western Hemisphere Division**INFO**Chief, European DivisionChief of Station, WH/Miami**FROM**Chief of Station, Madrid**SUBJECT**RYBAT/TYPIC/QUTIMID/AMAUTO-1**ACTION REQUIRED: REFERENCES****PROCESSING ACTION**MARKED FOR DEFKOSNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGMENCROFILM1.  On 23 September 1969 AMAUTO-1 called an unidentified Spanish woman who resided in Cuba for many years before returning to Spain. AMAUTO-1 noted that he visited the Spanish woman's cousin, identified as Esther CORRIPIO, while he vacationed in PBRUMEN and found everyone in good health. The unidentified Spanish woman asked AMAUTO-1 if there was much food available and the following dialogue began:AMAUTO-1: Yes, everything is being resolved. But imagine to be free, one must pay a high price and the price must be paid. There is no other way.WOMAN: What one wants, one must pay.AMAUTO-1: It is very logical, but look, when one is a servant to the rich, the servant usually lives relatively well, but the servant continues as a servant. However, when one no longer wants to be a servant to the rich, one has to begin saving and the only way there is for the poor to save is to reduce (the intake) of essential foods, change the essential and begin to buy machines and to buy a series of things (cuestiones) and one day, we will become rich together. We can say we are rich when we have resolved all the problems, not only material problems, but spiritual, cultural, that is, when everyone can do and believe as he likes.....continuedDistribution:2 - C/WHD2 - C/EUR2 - COS, WH/MiamiCS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROSMA - 25530DATE1 October 1969CLASSIFICATIONHQS FILE NUMBERSECRET/RYBAT201-735296-
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROSMA - 25530WOMAN:Oh! I don't do anything but talk of Cuba and I adore the country. I have a brother there who is a nurse and he says he is fine.AMAUTO-1:Cuba gets into your blood. When I saw Esther she was a little thin, but was in good health.2. We think the above is another good example of AMAUTO-1's passion for the good life. While he appears patriotic and openly supports the regime, we continue to believe that he would prefer a return to the relative freedoms enjoyed by his countrymen before the start of the revolution.Howard R. SACODERFORM8-64 53aUSE PREVIOUS EDITION.CLASSIFICATIONSECRETPAGE NO.2CONTINUED
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# DISPATCHChief of Station. Santiago;Chief, Western Hemisphere Division;Chief, Europe Division; COS, WH'MiamiChief of Station, MadridC AKULK/QUTINID/PBRUMEN/Manuel TELLO TroncosoOn 29 October QUTINID reported a conversation between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to Spain, and Manuel TELLO Troncoso, identified in the Diplomatic List as Counsellor of Embassy, regarding the postponement until 31 October of a meeting they were to have on 29 October. We have no information on the purpose of the meeting. We note that TELLO arrived in Spain in January 1969.Howard R. SACODERDistribution:* 2 - COS, Santiago* 2 - C/WHD* 2 - C/EUR* 2 - COS/WH, MiamiOSHA 256247 November 1969201-735 296
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14-00000104-10181-100812025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# SECRETTO COL. ROSS03FROM: [ISENSTEAD, DAD]RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce27, 101.  HAVE JUST RECEIVED FOLLOWING MESSAGE FROM [CAS, LONDON]:"INFO RE MRS. SLOBODA DEPARTURE FOR MOSCOW TO DATE IS ONLY FROM HIGHLY SENSITIVE SOURCE WHICH MUST NOT BE ENDANGERED. [CAS LONDON]-27,10 WILL CABLE OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE WHEN OTHER INFO OBTAINED FROM LESS SENSITIVE SOURCE WHICH CAN BE USED TO ATTEMPT NEGATE ANY SOVIET PROP PLAY. ESSENTIAL NO ACTION BE TAKEN BY LONDON EMBASSY TO INTERCEDE ON BEHALF TWO SLOBODA CHILDREN WHO AMERICAN CITIZENS UNTIL SUCH INFO AVAILABLE."2.  APPEARS TO ME EMBASSY COULD INTERCEDE ON BEHALF CHILDREN WHO AMERICAN CITIZENS PROVIDED SUCH ACTION NOT BASED ON STATEMENT THAT MRS. SLOBODA INTENTION JOIN HUSBAND IN MOSCOW KNOWN BUT THAT IT APPEARS PROBABLE FROM HER PREVIOUS NONCOOPERATIVE ATTITUDE, AND AMERICAN GOVERNMENT MUST SAFEGUARD RIGHTS AMERICAN CITIZENS WHO MINORS.3.  IN ORDER KEEP [CAS, LONDON]-27,10 ADVISED RE USAREUR AND DA INTENTIONS WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU COULD LET ME KNOW PRESENT STATUS:
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992National Archives and Records Administration# Kennedy Assassination Collection Full ResultsViewing/Ordering InformationBack to Brief Results Back to Search Exit JFKHits 1-1 of 1Hit 1 of 1## AGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY: CIARECORD NUMBER: 104-10181-10099RECORDS SERIES: JFKAGENCY FILE NUMBER: 80T01357A## DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR: CIAFROM: [No From]TO: [No To]TITLE: [RESTRICTED]DATE: 01/01/0000PAGES: 38DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENTSUBJECTS: UNIT IDCLASSIFICATION:RESTRICTIONS: 1BCURRENT STATUS: POSTPONED IN FULLDATE OF LAST REVIEW: 03/21/1998COMMENTS: JFK64-17 : F18 : 1998.03.21.10:31:39:436107 : 38 WHITE BANDED PAGES.Audit history for this Record Identification FormHits 1-1 of 1Back to Brief Results Back to Search Exit JFKNational Archives and Records Administrationwebmaster@nara.govhttps://www.archives.gov/scripts/starfinder.exe/246936/jfksnew.txt
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G.:ofC//CCG/OPS132519.MAY70SECRETSECRET 19:22 2321/70 CITE DIRECTORPRICCITY DO BASE LOS ANGELES INFO ROUTINE WHAMTAMIO 35771ODRIDTYPIC AMAUTO1. PLS DETERMINE ASAP FIRAGICAL DESCRIPTION AND   COCUPATION OF MANUEL (VICCS) FIREZ, 935 DRACON AVENUE,   APARTMENT 10, 105 ANGELES, APPARENTLY NO TELFEHONE. VIGOS   WENT LOS ANGELES FROM HIAMI LI EARLY MARCH.2. FILE: 201-735296.END OF MESSAGEWI COSMENT: Based on Nadrid 1131 (IN 035999) request thataccess agent of Wa/mical be given much information about Subjectas possible for cake of approach to Cubsa target in Madrid.JOSEPH TULIK✓C/DO/I/B1ACTEUR/IB/sC/VIDOS COPYJANES E. FLANHERYC/WH/COC201-23527619ma, 70
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# SECRETCLASSIFIED MESSAGEDIRECTOR, WH/MIAMITYPIC AMAUTOREF: DIRECTOR 2333551. WE BELIEVE THAT CHANCE ENCOUNTER WITH AMAUTO-1 ALONE TOO DIFFICULT TO ARRANGE SINCE AMAUTO-1 IS FREQUENTLY IN COMPANY SOMEONE FROM HIS STAFF OR HAVING LUNCH WITH SPANISH OFFICIALS OR BUSINESSMENT. MOREOVER, ENCOUNTER UNDER THIS SITUATION, WE FEEL, WOULD NOT PERMIT RELAXED EXCHANGE BETWEEN SAMKO AND AMAUTO-I. WE WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST FOLLOWING ALTERNATIVE:A. ON ARRIVAL SPAIN VIA AERONAVES DE MEXICO FLIGHT 450 LEAVING MIAMI FRIDAY SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECTLY TO HOTEL OF STATION SELECTION. STATION OFFICER WILL ALSO OCCUPY HOTEL IN ALIAS AND INITIAL CONTACT WITH SAMKO WILL BE MADE IN HOTEL. (INCIDENTALLY, BELIEVE NO NEED PACHANKIS ACCOMPANY SAMKO TO MADRID.)B. EARLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECTLY TU AMAUTO-I'S PRIVATE RESIDENCE. HIS EXCUSE WILL BE THAT HE WOULD HAVE GONE TO EMBASSY BUT WAS CERTAIN THATSECRET
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SECRETPAC A M28 1131 SECRETEMBASSY WOULD BE CLOSELY. IN ADDITION, SINCE SAMKO SCHEDULED TOUR OF MADRID AND SUBURBS LEAVING EARLYTODAY MORNING DECIDED MAKE EFFORT CONTACT AMAUTO-1 AT HOME RATHER THAN POSSIBLY MISS OPPORTUNITY TO SEE HIM.(SAMKO WILL BE INSTRUCTED TO SIGN UP FOR TOUR OF CITY TO LEND AUTHENTICITY TO STORY.) SAMKO WILL HAVE TO BE PREPARED REPLY TO INEVITABLE QUESTION FROM AMAUTO-1:HOW DID YOU FIND MY ADDRESS? SAMKO'S REPLY WOULD BE THAT HE OBTAINED ADDRESS FROM IBERIA EMPLOYEE AT AIRPORT WHO SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME TRYING TO LOCATE AMAUTO-1 RESIDENCE. ADDRESS APPEARS IN DIP LIST AVAILABLE OVERTLY.) SAMKO WOULD FURTHER EXPLAIN, IF NECESSARY,THAT HE DID NOT KNOW HOW EMPLOYEE GOT ADDRESS, BUT KNOWS SHE MADE NUMBER OF TELEPHONE CALLS. WE CANNOT PREDICT AMAUTO-1'S REACTION TO THIS DIRECT APPROACH. HE MIGHT CLAIM PRESS OF BUSINESS OR OTHER COMMITMENTS THEREBY REFUSING SEE SAMKO IN HOME BUT MIGHT SUGGEST THAT SAMKO VISIT EMBASSY MONDAY MORNING. SAMKO SHOULD BE PREPARED TO SAY THAT IF THIS WOULD NOT EMBARRASS AMAUTO-1 HE WOULD GLADLY CANCEL TOUR AND GO. TO USE STANDARD LINESECRET