Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "ALGOR" ON 31 JANUARYAND 1 FEBRUARY 19701. Orlando PRENDES Cutierres, First Secretary and DGI Center Chief. PRENDES is a highly intelligent and capable DGI officer who has some nine years experience in his trade. He is well-liked and respected by Hamuel PINEIRO Losada ("Barba Roja"), former Chief of the DGI, and Ramon OROZA Naveran ("Demetrio"), currently Chief of U.S. operations in DGI Headquarters, particularly by the latter. PRENDES appears to be a fanatical revolutionary. He also is well-liked and respected by the staff of the DGI Center here, and he in turn is quick to single out each for praise--with the notable exception of Orlando PEREIRA Gonzales, DGF officer and First Secretary. PRENDES seldom mentions PEREIRA, and Source concludes that he does not like or have much use for PEREIRA.2. PRENDES' dislike for both Permanent Representative Ricardo ALARCON Quesada and Mrs. ALARCON is growing daily, and ALARCON's recall has become a fixation with PRENDES. While PRENDES is basically modest, his vanity emerges when discussing his own professional ability and accomplishments. Outwardly, he is anti-American, referring to Americans frequently as "nuestros enemigos". However, he is enjoying his tour in New York and obviously admires certain aspects of U.S. life. He has a large collection of American records, likes American clothes, etc.3. PRENDES' wife, Teresita FERNANDEZ Arango, is scheduled to return home to Cuba permanently in June 1970. PRENDES plans to do the same in December 1970, after the next UN General Assembly ends. His two year tour will be up in September 1970. Teresita FERNANDEZ is popular with the CMUN personnel.4. Source stated that PRENDES' father was uneducated (believed to be a fisherman), and his mother is a directress of a school in Matanzas. Source considers PRENDES a much more likeable type than the average Cuban intelligence officer. PRENDES is interested in the CMUN and its job as a whole, unlike his predecessor as Chief of the DGI Center, Chafik Homero SAKER Zenni ("an animal", according to Source).
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# INFORMATION CHAINED FEG SOURCE "ELGER" ON 1 FERUZAY 19701.  Pécéo Liss PINERO Eirin, Third Scorciary. PIRERO is the    ravorite of Bar Correr Condo PAS Gutierrez,    First Secretary, because PINERO iss hard-working and "audacious".    Source believes that PINSKO is the DGI Center officer    specializing in the händling of Cuban ezite agent operations;    PINERO. "disappears" from the CHUN JOP 2 to 3 days at a time,    and Source speculated that PINERO might be traveling to Miami    to contact DGI agents. PINERO also continues to be active    at night. in lower Manhattan, and Source thought thật hơ    might be either making now contacts amongst youth/student    circles in Greenwich and East Villages, or secing existing    contacts in those locations; this, of course, is only    speculation on Source's part.2.  PINERO is currently in a state of mental depression. Not only    has he been working too hard, he also received a "Dear John"    letter from Lohania Josefina ARUCA Alonso, who had been a    member of the Cuban UNGA Delegation in Fall 1969. This letter    was hand-carried from Cuba to New York City in January 1970    by Esperanza BALLESTER Fernandez, a Cuban delegate to the Ninth    Governing Council Session of the UN Development Programme:    (PINERO is divorced from his wife in Cuba, and has two children    by her; he and ARUCA had been planning marriage). Source    thought that PINERO might return to Cuba soon for these reasons,    as he has been here already for a little over two years.3.  According to comments made by Ramon OROZA Naveran, Chief of    U.S. operations, DGI Headquarters, PINERO and Jose Raul VIERA    Linares are considered by OROZA to be the two DGI officers    here in the most danger of being declared persona non grata    by the U. S. Government.SOURCE: AMHUL
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# INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "GISANT" ON 1 FEBRUARY 19701.  Miguel (Manuel) SANTANA Puig, Attache. SANTANA's chief DGI duty is the purchase of electrical and electronic instruments and components, mainly for shipment back to Cuba. SANTANA is an accomplished electrician and technician and is particularly knowledgeable re technical television matters. After Pedro Luis PINERO Eirin, Third Secretary and DGI officer, SANTANA is the favorite of DGI Center Chief Orlando PRENDES Gutierrez. SANTANA has done the electrical and technical work on the CMUN closed circuit television and alarm systems, and PRENDES has praised his work highly in this regard. Source thinks that some other Cuban Embassies abroad may install similar systems, and opined that the materials for same would be procured here by the CAUN and pouched either directly to the particular Embassy or via Havana. SANTANA would handle such procurement.2.  Jose Raul VIERA Linares, Counsellor. Source could offer little new information on VIERA and his intelligence activities. VIERA, not overly intelligent, has intellectual pretensions and likes to give people the impression that he is cultured and very well-read. VIERA has the responsibility within the CAUN (and the DGI Center) for handling U.S. citizens who wish to travel to Cuba; he handled the volunteers of the Venceremos Brigada who went to Cuba to assist in the sugar cane harvest. According to comments made by Ramon OROZA Naveran, Chief of U.S. operations, DGI Headquarters, VIERA and Pedro Luis PINERO Eirin are considered by OROZA to be the two DGI officers here in the most danger of being declared persona non grata by the U.S. Government; VIERA would be expelled mainly because of his involvement with U.S. citizens as indicated above.Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, First Secretary. Source could offer little new information on RODRIGUEZ; the latter has always been very reserved with Source and seldom talks with him. Source is aware that RODRIGUEZ serves as the "official" --CMUN/DGI contact with Jose Maria QUIMPER, a leftist Peruvian national employed in the Department of Political and Security Council Affairs, UN Secretariat. RODRIGUEZ also appears to handle much of the CMUN business with the local Prensa Latina office. As far as contacts go, RODRIGUEZ concentrates--at the UN at least--on Latin Americans.Orlando PEREIRA Gonzalez, First Secretary. PEREIRA is not overly liked within the CMUN. He is servile to and afraid of DGI Center Chief Orlando PRENDES Gutierrez. Whereas PRENDES has remarked to Source in favorable terms about all his other Center staff personnel, PRENDES has seldom mentioned PEREIRA at all. Source concludes that PRENDES does not like or have much use for PEREIRA.
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# INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "MAGIN" ON 1 FEBRUARY 19701. Mrs. Victoria FERNÁNDEZ Padilla, newly arrived Attache at the CMUN, was the subject of a quib passed to your office 23 January 1970. Source "MAGIN" provided the following information on FERNANDEZ on 1 February 1970.2. FERNANDEZ will stay in New York City for probably about a three month period; while here she will be working on documents and files at the CMUN. In Havana, she is employed in the documents section of the International Organizations Directorate of MINREX. She had been scheduled to come here for three months for the same purpose in Fall 1969 during the XXIV UN General Assembly, but Cuban Permanent Representative ALARCON had objected so her travel was postponed. FERNANDEZ is billeted in the apartment (5 M, 220 East 63rd Street) previously occupied by Justo Cesar GELABERT Martinez, Attache; GELABERT is staying temporarily with Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, First Secretary, in his apartment in Queens, 15 M, 61-15 97th Street, Elmhurst. Neither GELABERT nor RODRIGUEZ is happy over this turn of events. FERNANDEZ is married, but Source docs not know anything about her husband.3. FERNANDEZ is fat and ugly; she does not dress well. She is a mulatto. She is not known for her intelligence quotient. She has a somewhat rigid personality and does not get along well with peoplo, male or female. She is convinced that she is discriminated against because she is part negro. FERNANDEZ considers herself as a revolutionary but does not seem to understand politics and ideologies. She takes herself extremely scriously. Within MINREX she is a "loner"; older than most of her female professional associates, she has nothing in common with them and her overbearing attitude is offensive to them. Source believes that it is almost a foregone conclusion that FERNANDEZ and Permanent Representative ALARCON will have a run-in, based on their respective personalities.4. FERNANDEZ' brother, Oscar FERNANDEZ Padilla, is Vice-Minister for Labor Justice, Ministry of Labor. He is an "old guard" Communist, and Victoria FERNANDEZ is thus linked in some minds to the out-of-favor old guard herself.5. In previous years Victoria FERNANDEZ has served as an instructress in the civil defense program. She has enjoyed being in a position of authority over those normally, outside the training program, her superiors in position and ability.6. She has no known intelligence/security affiliations, but Source believes that she would be happy to collaborate with the DGI or DSE if so requested.
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# INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "ELGIN" ON 26 JANUARY 1970Esperanza BALLESTER Fernandez, Cuban Government Official1. Esperanza BALLESTER Fernandez, born 12 March 1927 in Havana, attended the Ninth Session of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Governing Council in New York City 19-27 January 1970.2. At the present time BALLESTER is Chief, Technical Assistance Section, Directorate of International Organizations, Cuban Foreign Ministry. In January 1967 BALLESTER, as an Observer, attended the Third Session of the UNDP Governing Council in New York City; in January 1969 she attended the Seventh Session. She is not known to have any intelligence/security affiliation.3. On 26 January 1970 Source "ELGIN" commented on BALLESTER as follows.While ostensibly an ardent revolutionary, BALLESTER does not really understand revolution and appears to be confused. Among other things, she is disturbed by the fact that her mother and brother left Cuba. The former is in Miami, but BALLESTER is reluctant to have any contact with her at this time because she fears the Cuban Government would misunderstand. Instead, BALLESTER is considering making a request for official Cuban Government authorization to meet her mother outside the U.S. at a later date.BALLESTER is a hard-working "bureaucrat" who attacks her work conscientiously. Her husband, Rafael MARTEL, is a well-known Cuban radiologist who currently is serving an 18 month tour in North Vietnam with a Cuban technical aid group. BALLESTER and MARTEL are quite wealthy, by Cuban standards, and both are undertaking their current jobs out of loyalty to Fidel.
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# CABLE SECRETARIAT DISTILLATIONADVANCE COPYBYI ATIBY PERFILE, VR c/11/58 c/104 c/f52 c/el c/fr5ACTION NO.143TOTAL COPIESCLASSIFIED MESSAGE(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDPIDEX YIJ NOCLASSIFY TO CJ FILE NO.X-REF TO CJ FILE NO.FILE RID RETURN TO BRANCHSECRET 292226Z. JAN 72 CITE DO PAGE NEW YORK 7392(ILENSWORTH ACTING)DIRECTOR INFO LMIAMISYPAT TYPIC AMROSE DOPOPSREF DIRECTOR -0023011. BASE OFFICERE FIGALAR HAS DISCUSSED JENNIFER ENID   MILES, SUBJ REF, AND HER DGI ROLE WITH LOCAL LIEPGO   OFFICE. NOTE LAERGO WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE HANDLING   CASE. LOCAL LIEPGO ONLY ON PERIPHERY, ALTHOUGH OP   INVOLVES CRUR OFFICEF SOCLLIO RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ. MILES   BACK IN WASHINGTON AS OF MID JANUARY 72.2. BASE WILL CONTINUE MONITOR MILES CASE THROUGH   LOCAL LAERGO, BUT WOULD APPRECIATE HDOS CONTINUING   FORWARD TO US ALL LEEFEO HDQS DISCUSS THIS MATTER.3. FILE 201-354915 (MILES), 201-332655 (RODRIGUEZ).SECRETSECRET
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FBI doc. (x-ref.)26 Jan: 70Re: Rodriguez Lopez, Rogelio
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FRIdoc.12 Dec. 69 (Wash.)Re: Jennifer Enid miles:Bufile: (LA)-65-73121FBI doc (X-ref)9 Dec. 6.9.Re: Roxirigerez-Lopez, Rogelio
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# SECRETOTTAWA MADRID PARIS LONDON MEXICO CITYINFO WH/MIAMI DO BASE NEW YORK PRETORIARYBAT TYPIC AMROSE1. LNERCO. ILAS REQUESTED ANY INFO THAT COMES TO RVROCK'S ATTENTION RE TRAVEL AND ACTIVITIES OF IDENTITY, KNOWN DGI AGENT. REPORTEDLY PLANNED FOLLOWING TRỊP TO EUROPE: 24 DEC 69. WASHINGTON, D.C. TO CANADA. 27 DEC 39 CANADA TO MADRID WHERE SHE HAD EIGHT DAY RESERVATION AT UNNAMED HOTEL. THEN PLANNED FOUR DAYS IN PARIS AND FOUR DAYS IN LONDON PRIOR TO RETURNING TO WASHINGTON.2. SUEJ TRAVELED TO CUEA FROM MEXICO CITY 22 DEC 67, RETURNING 25 MAR GS. IS PRESENTLY IN CONTACT WITH KNOWN DGI OFFICER STATIONED AT CUBAN UN MISSION, NYC (COPY OF 201 BEING POUCHED NEW YORK, TM #S074683).3. SAME INFO AND REQUEST GIVEN TO LNERCO REPS AT ACTION ADDRESSEES BY THEIR HQS. PLS DO NOT QUERY LOCAL LIAISON.4. FILE 201-860915.END OF MESSAGE
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SECRETPAGE 2C/WH/COG W.C/EUR/BCE/F Mr. Silsby (draft)E/IB/S Mr. Sorrels (draft)C/AF/COPS/CI Mr. Bergin (draft)C/AF/2/SA Mr. Fuller (draft)DC/WH/1 Mr. Tsikerdanos (draft)C/CI/OPS/AF Mr. Cavcadine (draft)C/CI/OPS/WH Mr. Hughes (draft)DO/I/B2. Mr. Markham (draft)JOHN SHERWOODC/E/FI/CIWILLIAM V. BROEC/WHD
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# SECRETORIC: J. MERTZ:mandUNIT: WE/COG/OPS.EXT: 1255DATE: 13 JAN 70CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONCONF:SECRETΤο Γ OTTAWA MADRID PARIS LONDON MEXICO CITYINFO WH/MIAMI DO BASE NEW YORK PRETORIARYBAT TYPIC AMROSEREF: DIRECTOR 002301IDEN: JENNIFER ENID MILES.DGI ALIAS: MARY; CIT: SOUTH AFRICA; DPOB: 6 MAY 44,KIMBERLY, SA.; HT: 5FT 9IN; WT: 130-135 LBS; HAIR:BLOND; EYES: BLUE; PP: "O" 20107 ISSUED 26 JUN 68,OTTAWA; OCC: SECRETARY AT SOUTH AFRICAN EMBASSY,WASHINGTON, SINCE APR 69. PREVIOUSLY WORKED TORONTOAND LONDON BUT NOT AS EMPLOYEE OF SOUTH AFRICANS.END OF MESSAGEC/WH/COGC/EUR/BCE/F Mr. Silsby (draft)E/IB/S Mr. Sorrels (draft)C/AF/COPS/CI Mr. Bergin (draft)C/AF/2/SA Mr. Fuller (draft)DC/WH/1 Mr. Tsikerdanos (draft)C/CI/OPS/AF Mr. Caveadine (draft)C/CI/OPS/WH Mr. Hughes (draft)DO/I/82 Mr. Markham (draft) WILLIAM V. BROEJOHN SHERWOODC/E/FI/CISECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# DISPATCHRYBAT SECRETChief, WH COGCOS, WH MIAMI; Chief, DOActing COB, New YorkTYPIC, DOJOPS AMROSE - Debriefing of AMCLOCK/1 on Cuban UN Mission and Delegation PersonalitiesAction Required: Extract for appropriate 201 filesRefs: a. UNDA-1675, 14 October 1969b. UNDA-1676, 11 October 19691.  Attached herewith for C/WH/COG and COS/WII/MIAMI are two copies each of three memoranda concerning results of an 11 October 1969 debriefing of AMCLOCK/1 by Howard G. FIGALAN on CHUN and Delegation personalities. The meeting with AMCLOCK/1 was necessarily brief, and thus the results are not as extensive as those forwarded by the two referenced dispatches (from a 6 October meeting with AMCLOCK/1).2.  A copy of each of the memoranda has been passed by FIGALAN to the local LNERGO Cuban Squad, per our existing informal arrangement. "ELGIN" is the code name for ANCLOCK/1 as used between the Base and LNERGO here.3.  Items should be extracted for the appropriate 201 files.Howard G. FIGALANAttachments:As stated aboveDistribution:Orig. &[^1] - Chief, WH/COG, w/atts.2 - COS, WH/MIAMI, w/atts.2 - Chief, DO, wo/atts.MICROFILMEDOCT 31 1969.DOC. MICRO. SER.I ATTCOPYUNDA-468423 October 1969RYBAT SECRET19-6-133/4[^1]: ![image of number 1]
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# INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "ELCIN" ON 11 OCTOBER 1969## CUBAN UN MISSION PERSONALITIES1. PR 201-8243.76.   Pedro Luis PINERO Elgin, Third Secretary. ELGIN stated that PINERO continues to spend much of his time with Lohania Josefina ARUCA Alonso of the Cuban UNGA Delegation. ELGIN said that PINERO seems to have the approval of the DGI Center here for his modish dress and his excursions to Greenwich Village, et al. ELGIN assumed that PINERO is being used by the DGI Center to roam around town at night meeting new people in the hopes of developing U.S. contacts. Apparently PINERO's garb at times approaches that of a hippie.2. ZF 201-815231   Pablo DRAKE Capiro, Attache-designate. DRAKE is scheduled to arrive here in late October to replace Parker Aguilera -351449/   Batista, Attache, and DSE code clerk. ELGIN did not recognize DRAKE's name and could furnish no information concerning him.3. ZF 201-853407   Jose Osvaldo GARCIA Calvo, Attache-designate. GARCIA had been scheduled to come here in July 1969 as an aide to Antonio DE SOUZA, CMUN Advisor. His wife, Nydya Irene ARROYO Martinez, was to have been a secretary to Ambassador Ricardo ALARCON Quesada. ELGIN said that GARCIA and ARROYO will not be coming to New York; their assignment has been cancelled. ARROYO currently is working in the Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX), but GARCIA has been sacked from MINREX and is now somewhere in the interior of Cuba. GARCIA fell into official disfavor because a girl friend of his denounced him to the DSE, either because GARCIA would not divorce his wife and marry her, or because she just became disenchanted with him for some reason. Moreover, GARCIA in his MINREX capacity had accompanied the British Ambassador in Cuba on a provincial tour several months ago. During the tour, the Ambassador, apparently favorably impressed by GARCIA, invited him to visit the United Kingdom. GARCIA neglected to report this invitation to the proper Cuban authorities, and when the fact of the invitation leaked out, GARCIA was suspended from MINREX.4. MISCELLANEOUS. Although he naturally would not be aware of the specifics, ELGIN commented that it appears to him that the DGI Center here is extremely active operationally and seems to have more than enough funds at its disposal to pursue such activities.![MICROFILMED OCT 31 1969: DOC. MICRO. SER.]
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1.  ELGIN was shown the two photographs (as furnished by your office) of the individual believed to be Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, CAUN First Secretary and DGI officer, who was engaged in an intelligence activity in Queens on Saturday night, 4 October 1969. ELGIN identified the latter of the two photographs as RODRIGUEZ; his identification was unhesitating. In questioning ELGIN further to be sure that he was positively convinced that the individual in question was RODRIGUEZ, ELGIN stated that RODRIGUEZ had recently had his hair cut and that it was now lying flatter on his head and that he was keeping it "slicked down" with water or oil. There was no doubt at all in ELGIN's mind that the individual was RODRIGUEZ. ELGIN has known RODRIGUEZ for several years and has seen him here this past month fairly frequently.2.  ELGIN could not furnish any information as to where RODRIGUEZ might have been over the week-end of 4/5 October. He did not see him on either of those two days.3.  ELGIN commented that RODRIGUEZ has been spending quite a bit of time lately with Maria de los Angeles FLORES Prida, an Alternate Representative of the Cuban UNGA Delegation. Their companionship is assumed by ELGIN to be more in the social line than in the professional line. RODRIGUEZ is a bachelor; FLORES is a divorcee.
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## CR IN RGA DELEGATION/COMMITTEE1.  2R 201-71333    GONZALO A. FERNANDEZ Vasquez, Advisor. ELGIN stated that he had seen very little of FERNANDEZ in the previous week, and could offer no new information on him or on his activities. FERNANDEZ seems to shun most of the Delegation and Mission personnel apart from his fellow DGI people.2.  2R 201-333693    Augusto C. VEGA Hernandez, Advisor-designate. Although VEGA has seen carried on the provisional Cuban Delegation listing, he has yet to appear here. ELGIN was not familiar with VEGA'S name, but he commented that he had heard talk of another advisor coming here in October; ELGIN thought that possibly this could be VEGA.3.  Maria de los Angeles FLORES Prida, Alternate Representative.    FLORES has been spending quite a bit of time with Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, CHUN First Secretary and DGI officer. RODRIGUEZ is also an Alternate Representative of the Delegation. Their companionship is assumed by ELGIN, to be more in the social line than in the professional line.19-6-133/4
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE|                                       |                                || ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ || SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                   | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION        || 2. RI FILE NO.                        |                                || 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. | 4. DATE                        || 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM                   | 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION || 5. ANALYST                            | 6. QATE PROCESSED              || 10. DISSEMINATED IN                   | 11. DATE                       |DOCUMENT DISPOSITION| 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO. || ------------------------------- | ------------------------------ || 14.                             | PERTINENT INFORMATION          |RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, ROGELIO201-332665SEX M 008 7CIT ?OCC?CMUN FIRST SECY AND OGI OFFICER, ARRIVED JUN 69019-500UNDA-0468221 OCT 69R 691030075915. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FILE IN 201-332665FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(7-48)
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# DISPATCHChief, WH/CCGCOS, WH/MIAMI, Chief, DDCon, New YorkTOPIC/SCuban Activity Reports, 1 July - 30 September 1969Action Required: FYI, and abstracting to appropriate 201 filesReference: UNDA-4583, 10 July 19691. Transmitted herewith for Chief, WH/CCG, and COS, WH/MIAMI, are one copy each of the monthly Cuban activity reports prepared by the undersigned concerning operational activity against the official Cuban target in New York for the months of July, August, and September 1969.2. It is suggested that abstracts be placed in the appropriate 201 files.Howard G. FIGALANAttachment:Reports, as stated aboveDistribution:Orig. & 2 - Chief, WH/COG, w/atts2 - Chief, DD, w/o/atts.2 - COS, WH/MIAMI, w/atts.APERTURE CARD INSTRUCTIONSCS COPYOCT 2UNDA-468221 October 1969SECRET/19-500