Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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KY::-69235 August 1969Distribution:1 - Unit A (QUNY)1 - Unit B (DESY)- COB/MAR- EGFMEMORANDUMTO : Chief of FasoFROM : Howard G. FIGALANSUBJECT: ISOLOG/OperationsWestern Hemisphere Targets, Group II: CubaMonthly Activities Report, July 19691. During July 1969 the writer continued in contact with AUBEDEW/3. No Intelligence Information Report disseminations sourced to ABEDEW/1 were received from Headquarters during July, nor were any operational information squibs received. Results of the photos sent for identification by ABEDE/1 via UNDA-4574, 26 Juno, were not received by the end of July. Although AMBEDEN/1 was "surfaced" on 16 July, the Base was not advised of the vehicle by Headquarters until 23 July, after the Base had queried via DO BASE NEW YORK 6372. Fortunately, AMDEDEW/3 advised the Base of the media of surfacing prior to 23 July. The surfacing had minimal impact locally, as the vehicle chosen for the surfacing does not reach the local observer as would the New York Times, the New York Daily News, or the New York Post. With the turnover of AND/1 to WODISIf for resettlement, the case, for informational purposes, is closed.2. DO BASE NEW YORK 6697 concerned the effort to expel Alberto LOZA Hidalgo-Gato (201-331833), Chief First Secretary and Deputy Chief of the DGI Center; and Lezard ESPINOSA Bonet, (201-816436), Third Secretary and DCI officer; and the intent to deny a reentry visa to Jorgo KEYES Vega (201-816437), Second Secretary and DGI officer, who is currently in Cuba on leave. Subsequently, LOZA left for Cuba on leave on 27 July; his wife already had returned to Cuba in Juno. Additionally, the following CIM Norms will be placed on "warning" status and liable to expulsion if any further illicit activities occur: Pedro Luis PINERO Eirin (201-824376), Third Secretary and Det officer, Miguel Manuel SANTANA Fraiz (201-816-39), Attache and DGI officer; and Joso Raul VIERA Linares (201-328953), Counsellor and DGI officer.3. Shortly before his departure on leave, Jorgo REYES Vega introduced on 9 Juno Base asset WUMADIT/1 to REYES' "replacement" for the leave period. This turned out to be Orlando EPEREIRA Gonzalez (201-848505), newly arrived First Secretary. The three-some lunched, and REYES did most of the talking, concentrating on the Cuban election to the Governing Council of the UN Development Programme. WUHABIT/1 did ascertain that PEREIRA spoke fair English and good Russian, and PEREIRA volunteered that he had spent two years in the Soviet Union (he was a First Secretary in![ES COPY]H/WATT UNDA-4682 SNDAT 19-500
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the Cuban Tabassy in Moscow 1967/1900) In introducing PEREIRA, REYES stressed that VUHABIT/) should feel fres to discuon any subject with him, and in tura told PEREIRA that ho should call upon VUMASIT/1 whenover PRESIRA needed advice or holp. While RVROCK trades did not rovcal any.intelligence affiliation for PEREIRA, tho Dase and Lee::l LNLRCO strongly suspect that PEREIRA is a DSI officer. His bohavior in the futuro months will undoub- todly confira or doay this.4. The most noteworthy now arrival, Pozoljo. RODRIGUEZ(201-332665), First Secretary and Dol Officer, has been lying dormant sinco his arrival in early Ju He is living, prosumably temporarily, in tho CEUN, Julio OLOM Gil (201-851731), another now First Secretary, also has been quiot cinco his Juno arrival.6. UNDA-1578, 3 July, transmitted a current listing of CHUN personnel to WII/Miami for uso i dobriofing AMCARD/1 as to any knowledge or acquaintanceship with any of them.. The writer and ESTHOURN of WH/liami discussed in New York on 1 July thờ possible novo of ANCARD/1 to the New York'area,6. The month of July appeared to bo a quiet one for both tho legitimate CHUN personnel and the DGI Contor.
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# MEMORANDUMTO : Chief of EaseFROM : Howard G. FIGALANSUBJECT: ISOLCG/Operational: Vestorn Houisphoro Targets, Group II: Cuba: Monthly Activitios Report, August 1969-1. AMBEDEV/1. arrived in the area for rosottlement on 1 August, 1969. Although KODISH is handling the administrativo acrocts of the resettlement, the writer is staying in periodic contact with MMBED/1 and AMBED/3 for futuro oporational purposes (o.g., dobriofing AMBED/1 on now CMUN arrivals, etc.). Results of the Last batch & photographs forwarded by U-4574 26 Juno, voro rocoivod via DIRECTOR 25971 in oarly August..2. On 20 August, the UN Secrotary General van briofed by tho U.S. Pormanent Reprosentative to the UN on the illicit activities of Lazaro ESPINOSA Bonet (201-816438), CHUN Third Socrotary and DGI officor, and Alberto BOZA Hidalgo-Gato (201-331032) First Socrotery and Deputy Chief of the NGI.Centor. The following morning, 21 August, the CMUN was advised by diplomatic noto that ESPINOSA.Ghould c:poditiously depart the U.S. and that COZA (thon in Cuba on leave) would not bo alloved a reentry visa. Jorge REYES Voga (201-316137), Second Secretary and DGI officor, also was requested to confino his activities to thosơ. rolatod directly to his status as en officer of a mission to tho UN. (SOO DO BASE NEW YORK 6763 for background.) The story surfaced in the pros the following day, 22 August.3. In mid-Augunt ERGO advised the writor that ANCLOCK/1 would bo visiting the U.S. This was the first indication to RVROCK of his possible travel hors this your.:4. On 30. Augunt AMOULAY/1 arrived in the area for resottlo-mont:5. In Into August the Baso with local ENERGO monitored, for WH/MIAMI, tho ANGAIT/1 matter involving Podro Luis PINERO Eirin (201-024370), CMUN Third Socrotary and DGI officer. We were all in agreed opinion that PINERO would not show up for the 28 August mooting as it had been laid on prior to the events cited in paragraph 2. above; wo woro correct as PINERO did not appear. Sco DO BASE NEW YORK 6792 for background. It is likely that the local DGE Centor will romain noro operationally quiot for a time becauso of the knocks taken by the DGI lately: tho cxpulsion of Jesus GIMENEZ Escobar, the dofection of ANDEDEV/1, the oxpulsion of
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DOZA and ESPINOSA, and the defection of ANDOLAY/1 all coming within the past six months.C. In mid-September the Cuban Delegation to the 24th UN General Assembly will start arriving in sections. The first arrives on 11 September, the second 15 September, and the last on the 18th. Not surprisingly, the name of ANC URVE/1 (201-333971) is not among those coming. No doubt that he will be out for quite some time, if ever. The bulk of the Representatives, Alternate Representatives, and Advisors of the Delegation have been here before for General Assemblies. The distaff side will be well represented by Marta JIMENEZ Martinez, Lohania Josefina ARUCA Alonso, and Maria de los Angeles FLORES Price; the first two are well known to us from previous General Assemblies. Ramon OROZA Nevoran, an Advisor of the Delegation, is well-known to us as a leading official of DGI Headquarters.
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                   | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION        |                     |          || ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------- | -------- || 1. RI FILE NO.                        | 2.                             |                     |          || 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. | 4. DATE                        |                     |          || 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM                   | 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION |                     |          || 5. ANALYST                            | 6. DATE 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 D08 ?CIT ?OCC ?TRANSMITTAL OF PHOTOS201-858915UNDA-0467921 OCT 69UFAR 6910311045FILE IN 201- 33266515. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.![file this form in file no logo]FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET
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PRIOR TO FILING1. File 2 on back. Each back flap and forward to RID.2. Destroy front cover sheet, and all records significant action taken or concerning preservation.FROM: RID/SDTO ACTION FILEIf file no. and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no. below and forward document to RID/SDFROM: RIDTO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILL IN SECTION TO FILE IF APPROPRIATECOMMENTS:| TO              | ROOM NO | DATE RECEIVED | DATE FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS |     || --------------- | ------- | ------------- | -------------- | ------------------ | :-: || 1.  Fullbright  |         | 29 OCT 1969   | 1 OCT 1969     | Will               |     || 2.  Gallagher   |         | 31.           | 10/1           | R                  |     || 3.  Brown       |         |               |                | P                  |     || 4.  Riide       |         |               |                | M                  |     || 5.  Ernois      |         |               |                | One copy removed   |     || 6.  Mertz       |         |               |                | G                  |     || 7.  Daryl Lucky |         |               |                | (f)                |     || 8.  Piccolo     |         |               |                | 6                  |     || 9.  Hediny      |         |               |                | RM                 |     || 10.             |         |               |                |                    |     || 11. Piccolo     |         |               |                | !                  |     || 12. Moony       |         |               |                | File               |     || 13.             |         |               |                |                    |     || 14.             |         |               |                |                    |     || 15.             |         |               |                |                    |     || 16.             |         |               |                |                    |     || 17.             |         |               |                |                    |     |TRACE REQUEST: AbstractIndexMICROFILMED OCT 28 1969 DOC. MICRO. SER.RYBATFILE TITLE:FILE NUMBER/PRIMARY CODE: 19-6-133/4DOCUMENT DATE: 14 Oct 69USDA 04675SECRET![photo of traces and index marked with an X]
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# DISPATCHChief, WH/COGCOS, WH/MIAMI; Chief, DOCOR, New YorkTYPIC/DOMOPS/AMLOSE/1 on Cuban UN Mission and DelegationDebriefing of AMCLOCK/1 PersonalitiesExtract for appropriate 201 files1.  Attached herewith for C/WH/COG and COS/WH/MIAMI are two copies each of two memoranda concerning results of a 6 October 1969 debriefing of AMCLOCK/1 by Howard G. FIGALAN on Cuban UN Mission and UNGA Delegation personalities.2.  A copy of each of the two memoranda has been passed by FIGALAN to the local LNERGO Cuban Squad, per our existing informal agreement. "ELGIN" is the code name for ANCLOCK/1 as used between the Base and LNERGO here.3.  Results of the 6 October meeting concerning Marta JIMENEZ Martinez (201-784065) of the Cuban Delegation have been forwarded to above addressees by separate dispatch.4.  The writer anticipates that further and more detailed debriefing information on personalities of local interest to this Base and LNERGO will be forthcoming in future sessions with AMCLOCK/1.5.  Items should be extracted for the appropriate 201 files.Howard G. FIGALANDistribution:2-WH/COG, w/both atts.2-WH/Miami, w/both atts2-DO, w/o atts.Attachments:As stated above> [Figure: MICROFILMED stamp with date OCT 28 1969 and DOC. MICRO. SER.]2 ATTUNDA-467513 October 196919-6-133/4
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# INFORMATION OSTAINED FROM SOUNGE "ELGIN" ON 6 OCTOBER 1969## CUBAN UN MISSION PERSONALITIES1.  Pedro Amado CORALES Carballo, Counsellor. Source stated that MORALES has no intelligence/security affiliation. He is close to Fidel CASTRO Ruz. He is "very frivolous", not a serious type of person. Although MORALES is an Alternate Representative on the II Committee of the UNGA, he knows little about the issues or the work of the Committee. Ile has intellectual pretenses, but in actuality is of somewhat limited intellectual capacity. Does not take his work seriously. Source termed him a "tonto". Sourco is not aware whether MORALES has had any contacts with Cyrus EATON since MORALES' arrival here.2.  Julio ALOM Gil, First Secretary. Source stated that ALOM has no intelligence/security affiliation. ALON is vory close to Ambassador Ricardo ALARCON Quesada..3.  Orlando PEREIRA Gonzalez, First Secretary. Source stated that PERERA is a DGI officer. He speaks a "little" Russian learned when he was assigned to the Cuban Embassy in Moscow. PEREIRA is a close associate of Manuel PINEIRO Losada, Chief of the DGI. PEREIRA is the DGI replacement for Jesus JIMENEZ Escobar, former CMUN Counsellor; however, JIMENEZ' diplomatic replacement is Pedro Amado MORALES Carballo. Source does not personally like PEREIRA. Just before PEREIRA was assigned to New York he married Maria de los Angeles LOPEZ Canas. Until her marriage, LOPEZ served as secretary to the Chief of the Cuban Communist Youth Organization. She now works part-time in the CMUN as a teletype operator.4.  Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, First Secretary. RODRIGUEZ is a bachelor, which Source stated is rare among DGI personnel assigned abroad. Source stated that RODRIGUEZ has a frank and open manner, also rare among DGI personnel.5.  Florentino JIMENEZ Padron, Attache. Source stated that JIMENEZ, has no intelligence/security affiliation. He is the CMUN chauffeur. Member of the Cuban Communist Party. A "campesino" typo. Cáme to the Foreign Ministry as a chauffeur from the Cuban Armed Forces. JIMENEZ enjoys good personal relations with Foreign Minister Raul ROA, and is under ROA'S "protection"! During his assignment at the Cuban Embassy in Prague, JIMENEZ initiated a one-time sexual liaison with a local woman with
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6. Serafin GARCIA Rodriguez, Attache. GARCIA (who had arrived here in February 1960) has departed permanently from New York for Cuba.7. Pedro Leis PINERO Zirin, Third Secretary. Source stated that PINERO and Lohania Josefina ARUCA Alonso, member of the Cuban UNGA Delegation, of late are always together, day and night. Marta JIMENEZ Martinez commented that one time Lohania did not return to her room until 0400 hours in the morning after having been with PINERO. Source assumes that PINERO and ARUCA are having an affair. (In 1967, during the UNGA, ARUCA and Nicolas RODRIGUEZ Astiazarain, then CMUN Counsellor, were romantically involved; ARUCA expected RODRIGUEZ to divorce his wife and marry her -- he didn't).8. Justo Cesar GELABERT Martinez, Attache. Source was told by Jorge REYES Vega, Second Secretary, the GELABERT and his wife, Neida BLANDY Reyes, returned to Cuba at the direction of the CMUN because BLANDY was behaving promiscuously ("como una prostituta"). They plan to divorce. Source doubts that GELABERT will return to New York. Source did not know the person or persons with whom Neida BLANDY was sexually mis- behaving. Source said that REYES commented to him that GELABERT appeared to be afraid of BLANDY.9. MISCELLANEOUS(A) Source continues to regard Orlando PRENDES Gutierrez, First Secretary and Chief of the local DGI Center, as a very "simpatico" person. He also thinks well of Teresita FERNANDEZ Arango, PRENDES' wife, as a person. PRENDES spends little time outside of the CMUN. As Chief of the DGI Center he concerns himself principally with administration of the Center's personnel and operational activities, leaving conduct of actual operations to his subordinates.(B) Source thinks that Jose Raul VIERA Linares, Counsellor, may be acting as the deputy to PRENDES. At any rate, after PRENDES, the three ranking DGI personnel are VIERA, Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, and Orlando PEREIRA Gonzalez (not necessarily in that order).
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201-836757(C) Rolando PEREZ Alfonso, Attache, and Rafael AGUILERA Batista, Attache, continue as the two code clerks.201-351447/201-816439(D) Miguel Manuel SANTANA Frais, Attache, is very interested in radios. SANTANA is a "disagreeable person", and rarely speaks. Source is not sure whether SANTANA is with the DGI or the DSE.SECRET19-6-133/4
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# INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "ALGIN" ON 6 OCTOBER 1969## CUBAN UNGA DELEGATION PERSONALITIES201-3571281.  HOUSING ARRANGEMENTS. Fernando LVAREZ Tabio, Ambassador, and Enrique CAMEDO Audiffred, Ambassador, are rooming together in the Peter Cooper Hotel. Marta JIMENEZ Martinez, Minister, Maria de los Angeles FLORES Prida, First Secretary, and Lohania Josefina ARUCA Alonso, First Secretary, are rooming together at the Peter Cooper Hotel. Roberto Miguel FERNANDEZ Vasquez, Antonio Bruno FERNANDEZ Pajon, and Victor Manuel GONZALEZ Valdez, all Advisors, have moved from the Peter Cooper and are now staying in the apartment of Justo Cesar GELABERT Martinez, #5 M, 220 East 63rd Street. (It is possible that one of the Cuban diplomatic couriers is also staying in the GELABERT apartment as well).2.  DELEGATION ADVISORS. All of the "Advisors" on the Delegation are with the DGI. Jamon Orozco Laveran, Manuel MARTINEZ Galan, and Raul Coferii Zayas Linares have gone to Canada to "inspect" the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa; from there they will return to Cuba via Mexico. They do not plan to return to New York enroute home. Source thinks that the other three Advisors - FERNANDEZ, FERNANDEZ, and GONZALEZ - will remain in New York until the end of the UNGA. They are currently taking English lessons for several hours most mornings (place not known to Source). Source considers that these three are all "disagreeable" people -- very reserved and not at all friendly. Source considers Roberto FERNANDEZ Vasquez to be a "sinverguenza".201-2761043.  MISCELLANEOUS. Carlos OLIVARES Sanchez, formerly Cuban Ambassador to the Soviet Union and formerly a high ranking official of the Foreign Ministry, may attend a later portion of the UNGA. OLIVARES is in Boston to have an eye operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. He may stop off in New York enroute back to Cuba. OLIVARES' influence in Cuba has been waning ever since Fidel CASTRO began replacing the "Old Guard Communists" with "Fidelistas".
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYMS. 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATIONANALYSTDATE PROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED IN11.DATE.DOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO    RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONRODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, ROGELIO201-332665 019-005-034SEX M DOB ? 316 -031206902 SEP 69CIT CUBA P41OCC ?AKA ROGELIOINFO AS REPORTED IN DEBRIEFING OF SUBJ OF201-815358R 7003300131FILE IN 201-3321da515. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(7-66)
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FBI doc.30 July '69 (Wash.)Re: Rogelio Rodriguez Lopezno Butile given
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ASSIGNED AGENT: C. JOHNSONAX File # 105-RCNAME: LOPEZ, ROGELIO RODRIGUEZAKA'SDATE & PLACE OF BIRTH: 5/3/42, Ilavana, Cuba.SEX:CITIZENSHIP:FOREIGN TRAVEL & DATES:IDENTIFICATION #'s 6-2469NAZI to:CSCI-316/00696-64-dated 25 August 1961, subject:-pment of Exploring to mence andCCI-3/782,061 dated 29 June 1961,Subject Reggies culturalADDRESSES:OCCUPATION & EMPLOYMENT & DATES9-10/67, Technical Aide of the Cuban Government at the22nd Session of the General Assembly of the UN.RELATIVES:
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# INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws Title 18, USC Sect 793 and 794, the transmission of revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by lawCONFIDENTIALCOUNTRY MEXICO CUBACLASSIFICATION - DISSEMINATION CONTROLSSUBJECT NAMES AND PASSPORT NUMBERS OF CUBANS FLYING FROM HABANA TO MEXICO CITYall TRAVELREPORT NO TLCS-3/552,869DATE OF INFO. 6 & 8 JULY 1963DATE DISTR. 10 JULY 1963PLACE &DATE ACQ. MEXICO, MEXICO CITY (9 JULY 1963).PRECEDENCE ROUTINEAPPRAISAL 2REFERENCES IN 76244SOURCE PERSONS (B) WITH GOOD ACCESS TO TRAVEL INFORMATION.FIELD REPORT NO: HMM 7504THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.1. TRAVEL DATA SHOWS THE FOLLOWING CUBANS ARRIVED IN MEXICO CITY   FROM HABANA VIA AIR ON THE DATES INDICATED: 6 JULY 1963: ALICIA FERNANDEZ ESTEVES, PP NO 23747; MARTA MARTINEZ GARCIA, PP NO E/63/389; RAFAELA CHACON MARDI PP NO E/63/388 AGUSTIN YASELLS GONZALEZ, PP NO DIPLOMATIC D/61/5096 MARIO OIZ FOLGUEIRA, PP NO DIPLOMATIC D/63/447; RMA MILAN OLIVERA, DIPLOMATIC PP NO D/63/433; FIDEL ARMONA Mila MILAN, INFANT, DIPLOMATIC PP NO D/63/433; SILVIA B REYNES MONTES DE OCA, PP NO 32489; MARTHA CABALLER DARDER, DIPLOMATIC PP NO D/63/432; BARSA CONONOCLON INFANT DIPLOMATIC PP NO D/63/432 RAUL A MACUER Parra PARRA, DIPLOMATIC PP NO 0/63/451 RAUL PEREIRA VAZQUEZ, PP NO E/ RODRIGUEZ, INFANT, PP_NO 63/456; ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, DIPLOMATIC PP NO D/63/454 AND ESTER GAVILAN ROGALES, DIPLOMATIC P. NO 0/63/455..2. FIELD DISSEM: STATE FBY CINCSO CINCLANT.HIS CUIFE
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RIORIQUE - (Sep(?))rigelianCUBAThe September 2nd issue of the Diani Oficial of the Government of Mexico reveals several changes in the personnel of the Cuban Embassy during the month of August. New arrivals were Raul APARICIO Corales, Counselor for Cultural Affairs, Rogelio Rincon(?) Lopez, Second Secretary, and Elpidio INTERIM Comezaños, Attache. The single departure during the month was Armando SARDIDAS Garcia, Attaché.13 Sept. 1963Mexico A-336UNCLASSIFIED