Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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ACTION: EE 6INFO: CI, CI/OPS, FI, COC, AF 4, SR 6, S/C 2SECRET 131611ZBONN INFO DIR CITE FRAN 7407HARVARD LCIMPROVE WIROGUEREF, FRAN 6489(62960)18 MAR 1963 IN887991. FOR RESETTLEMENT PURPOSES IT IMPORTANT HARVARD KNOW   WHETHER WIROGUE LISTED INTERPOL. CAN BONN DISCREETLY MAKE THIS   DETERMINATION?2. NO FRAN TRACES UNDER NAMES DAVID TZITZICHVILI OR DAVID   DE PANASKHET DPOB 20 DEC 1919 TIFLIS, USSR.SECRETC/S COMMENT: *SUGGESTED CAVATA BE ADVISED WIRAGE WILL PROBABLY BE RESETTLEDOUTSIDE GERMANY.SECRETGROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN-GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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1. # CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE : 1 FEB 63TO : DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTSECTION: EE 6INFO: CI, CI/OPS, FI, CDC, TSD 5, AF 4, S/C 2ADDED: AF 3 (ACTION)PRITY BONN INFO DIR BRLN CITE FRAN 6399HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS VIROGUEREF EGNA 252531. SUBJ REF IS HARVARD AGENT DISPOSAL CASE VIROGUE REGISTERED   CAMP KING WHERE HE PROCESSED 2S AUG 62 FOR POLITICAL RECOGNITION.   IN ORDER LEGALIZE HIM FOR RESETTLEMENT.2. CASE DISCUSSED WITH MR. JOHN WILLS WHO WILL VISIT BONN   5 FEB AND WILL TAKE MATTER UP DIRECTLY WITH CHIEF, CAVATA TELLING   HIM THIS AIS CASE AND ASK HIM NOT PURSUE.PLS ADVISE PRIORITY IF YOU DESIRE WILLS CHECK IN WITH YOUPRIOR HIS VISIT CAVATA.END OF MESSAGESECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 2 FEB 63TO : DIRECTORFROM : BONNACTION: EE 6INFO : CI, CI/CPS, FI, CDC, TSD 5, AF 4, SR 6, S/C 2ROUTINEPRITY FRAN INFO DIR BRLN CITE BONN 4139HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS CIROCKEREF FRAN 6399 CIN 60224 INE09011. SINCE THIS IS APPARENTLY A KUBARK CASE AND ORIGINAL QUERY CAME FROM CAVATA TO KUBARK ELEMENT OCA, FAIL UNDERSTAND NEED FOR TRANSMITTING REPLY TO CAVATA VIA 513TH REP. ALSO DO NOT FEEL IT NECESSARY CONTACT CAVATA CHIEF IN RESPONSE ROUTINE WORKING LEVEL CAVATA QUERY. THIS MAY BE ATTEMPT ON WILLMS PART TO FIND EXCUSE VISIT CAVATA CHIEF.2. IF THIS ROUTINE CAREZONE CASE FEEL STAGE I DEBRIEFING AND ASSESSMENT WHICH NORMALLY PASSED CAVATA VILL SATISFY LATTER'S NEEDS. ON OTHER HAND IF KUBARK HAS CONTINUING OPERATIONAL INTEREST AS PARAGRAPH 2 IMPLIES WE CAN INFORM CAVATA ACCORDINGLY THROUGH NORMAL CHANNELS3. PLEASE ADVISEEND OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: FRAN ASKED BONN ADVISE IF DESIRES WILLMS CHECK IN WITH BONN PRIOR VISIT CAVATA.
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S-E-C-R-E-T- 2 -IDENTITY-268 REINBOLD Subject's refugee processing has been delayed due to the fact he is under 21 years of age and thus necessitates special consideration and treatment. It is expected, however, that he will have his Notaufnahmeverfahren sometime in January 1963.DS-987 REINBOLD It is still hoped that Subject's parole processing will be completed in time to enable him and his wife to make the 31 January 1963 ICEM charter flight.DS-990 REINBOLD Subject seems to be getting along well on his job as a technical assistant with a construction company. Through CAMANTILLA he is studying German and plans are being made to enroll him in a special school which will enable him to receive his diploma as a geodetic engineer. In the meantime, Headquarters will be queried Re ops interest in Subject to determine whether he should remain on present job or consider employment with RFE or VOA.SUPPORT CASESTULANCE-1 DARONNAT HARVARD continues to maintain contact with Subject through our local postbox. Headquarters and other appropriate KUBARK elements are being kept advised of Subject's status Re: political asylum, etc.IDENTITY-238, 241, 242 REINBOLD Steps are being taken to work out the method of payment to the family for the DM 42,000 approved by Headquarters for housing.S-E-C-R-E-T
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S-E-C-R-E-T- 3 -DS-856 DARONNAT Subject is seen from time to time for purposes of identifying pictures of people of Ops interest.DS-997 DARONNAT Subject's processing for immigration to the United States under PL-414 is continuing.DS-998 DARONNAT Subject's processing for immigration to the United States under PL-414 is continuing. His papers will not be submitted to AMCONGEN until he is re-interviewed by KUBARK staff psychiatrist in January 1963.RESETTLEMENTS AND DISPOSALSTULANCE-1 DARONNAT Subject has been documented and moved to Switzerland where he has requested political asylum. Subject will be handled as a support case until he receives asylum or is permanently resettled.IDENTITY-269 REINBOLD Subject's federal refugee processing was completed on 18 December 1962 when he received his Notaufnahme-verfahren. No difficulty is expected with his C Schein processing. Case considered closed.S-E-C-R-E-T
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S-E-C-R-E-THARVARDMONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY1 - 31 October 1962| AGENTS AND IDENTITIES | CASE OFFICER | STATUS                                                                                                                                                                                                              || --------------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || CAHAVOC-1             | DARONNAT     | Subject has registered with the pclice and is busily engaged in seeking employment.                                                                                                                                 || CANDARE-3             | REINBOLD     | Subject flew to Berlin on 18 October to close out his personal matters and arrange for his move to Frankfurt..                                                                                                      || TULANCE-1             | DARONNAT     | In view of OLDMOOR's inability to expend time on TULANCE's resettlement, HARVARD will go ahead, after receiving permission and guidance from Headquarters, with plans to attempt to resettle Subject per DIR 33746. || WIROGUE               | DARONNAT     | Subject will continue to receive subsistence and housing while the details of his S.A. immigration are worked out.                                                                                                  || IDENTITY 264          | DARONNAT     | Subject has submitted new x-rays to the Public Health Service and must await final decision from Paris. In the meantime, Subject is convalescing from a recent appendicitis cperation.                              || IDENTITY 266          | REINBOLD     | Subject flew to Berlin with his father, CANDARE 3. He continues to be gainfully employed.                                                                                                                           || IDENTITY 268          | REINBOLD     | Profession: Mechanic Rec'd by HARVARD: 1 October 1962 Prom: BOB Age: 19 Nationality: German HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Local Evac. Code: B economy                                                                  |Subject was assisted in filling cut his application form for his Giessen processing and advised on how to procede Re obtaining nis West German personal documentation and employment. Once his Gressen processing is completed the case will be closed.S-E-C-R-E-TGroup 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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S-E-C-R-E-T- 2 -DS-989 REINBOLD Profession: Machine construction engineerRec'd by HARVARD: 4 October 1962From: CAPEZONEAge: 34Nationality: PolishReligion: Roman CatholicHARVARD Resettlement Aims: United StatesSee Resettlements and Disposals.DS-990 REINBOLD On 1 November 1962 Subject will be turned over to CAMANTILLA which has made him USEP eligible and arranged to have him study German full time for one month. Prior to the end of November 1962, it is hoped that Subject will be employed by TPFEELING which has expressed an interest in him, or employed on the local economy with a German engineering firm.SUPPORT CASESIDENTITY 238, 241, 242 REINBOLD An all out effort is being made to solve the family's housing problem discussed by HOFSOOS, REINBOLD and the BEVISIONS on 4 October 1962. Steps will also be taken to assist IDENTITY 241 in finding suitable employment.DS-856 DARONNAT Subject is seen from time to time for purposes of identifying people of Ops interest.DS-987 REINBOLD Word was recently received from Headquarters indicating that Subject and his family's immigration under PL-86-648 can soon be initiated.DS-992 REINBOLD It has been decided that due to a previous agreement, KUBARK, under no circumstances, will intervene on behalf of Subject in his immigration.DS-997 DARONNAT Although Subject is still in Stage II, processing for immigration to the United States under PL 414 has begun.DS-998 DARONNAT Although Subject is still in Stage II, processing for immigration to the United States under PL 414 has begun.S-E-C-R-E-T
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S-E-C-R-E-T-3-## RESETTLEMENTS AND DISPOSALSDS-974 DARONNAT Subject and family immigrated to the United States on 2 October 1962 under PL 414. Case closed.DS-982 DARONNAT Subject obtained housing and employment on the local economy. Case closed.DS-989 REINBOLD Subject immigrated under PL 86-648 on 30 October 1962 via ICEM Flight MISAB 121193. PAIRC, as sponsor, will handle his resettlement. Case closed.S-E-C-R-E-T
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING1 52 *CEP*3 *Ch*456N. RobertsAP/5503213 August 19621720FRANKFURT INFO: LEOPOLOVILLE (BY FOUCH)FROM: DIRECTORCONFINFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC/TSD 2, C/EE 3, H 5, S/C 2TO FRAN INFO LEOPRYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEREF: DIR 27679DEFERREDROUTINEOUT 65370CITE DIR 29622WISH DRAW WIROGUE ATTENTION ARGENTINA ACCEPTING I MIGRANTS WITHOUT QUOTA RESTRICTIONS. SEEKING FARM AND SKILLED WORENS, REFUSING WHITE COLLAR. GOOD LIVING CAN BE MADE IN PROVINCES.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: OUT 62136, PC RESETTLING WIROGUE.![signature]C/EERELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICIALSSECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification201-233477AUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: N. RobertsUNIT: AP/5EXT: 5032DATE: 13 August 1962TO: FRANKFURT INFO: LEOPOLDVILLE (BY POUCH)FROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/AF 3INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/TSD 2, C/EE 3, C/WH: 5, S/C 2TO: FRAN INFO: LEOPRYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEREF: DIR 27679![checkbox] RE Filing (check one)![checkbox] If file this copy as indicated.![checkbox] Branch copy filed as indicated![checkbox] RE Indexing (check one).![checkbox] Marked![checkbox] None requiredSignature:> [Figure: Routing table with handwritten entries in the routing and initial columns]DESENSITIZED per CSN 43-43
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: H. ROBERTS.UNIT: AF/5EXT: 5:57DATE: 3 AUGUST 1962 1653TO: FRANKFURT LEOPOLDVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/AF 3INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/1SD-2, C/EE 3, C/... S/C 2TO: FRANINFO LEOP(RYRAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEREF: A. FRAN 1854 (IN 33838)B. DIR 15840 (OUT 91968)ROUTINGSIG CENDEFERREDROUTINEOUT62136CITE DIR 276791. PER REF B, KURIOT STRONGLY URGES BACKSTOPPED FREMDENPASS BEST LONG RUN VEHICLE RESETTLE AND LEGALIZE WIROGUE (W). WITH FREMDENPASS W COULD EVENTUALLY BECOME CITIZEN OF SELECTED COUNTRY. HQS FEELS W SHOULD OBTAIN ONE RESIDENCE VISA USING FREHDENPASS OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION. SUGGEST COLOMEIA OR BRAZIL BEST AREAS BUT QUESTION HINGES ON WHERE W CAN GET SELF ACCEPTED. KUBARK ABILITY AID LEGALIZATION LIMITED AND BEST HAVE LEGALIZATION BEGIN NOW BACKSTOPPED TO WITHSTAND LATER CHECKS FROM COUNTRY OF CHOICE.2. CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS FOR COUNTRIES MENTIONED REF A PLUS BRAZIL REQUIRE FOUR TO FIVE YEARS CONTINUOUS RESIDENCY. TO ENTER AND REMAIN RESIDENCE VISA REQUIRED WHICH MUST ER RENEWED PERIODICALLY. ALL COUNTRIES QUEPIKO SAID NERD APPLICATION AT CONSULATE, EXPLANATION OF FINANCIAL MEANS, MANNER INTENDED TO MAKE LIVING, AND POLICS CERTIFICATE FROM COUNTRY OF ORIGIN.3. HQS SUGGESTS COUNTRIES OF W INTEREST MIGHT 52 MORE RECEPTIVE TO AGRICULTURAL AMBITIONS RATHER THAN BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL PURSUITS. W ONCE MENTIONED HE INTERESTED OPENING CHICKEN FARM IN CONGO. SINCE W MUST SHOW PLAN FOR EARNING LIVING SUGGEST SIMILAR LINE WITH SAMERICAN COUNTRY APPROACHEDRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETORIG:UNIT:EXT:DATE:TO:FROM: DIRECTOR        PAGE TWOCONF:INFO:TO FRAN            INFO LEOPFOR RESIDENCE VISA FOR MOST SYMPATHETIC HEARING.4. SHOULD BE STRESSED FROM BEGINNING THAT ONLY KUBARK CONTACT AFTER   W SUCCESSFULLY RESETTLED WILL BE LETTER DROP.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: QUERIED SUBJ RE PREFERENCE S AMERICAN COUNTRY AND STATED THATWILL GO ANYWHERE.3-62ROUTING322 142DEFERREDROUTINEOUT62136CITE DIR 27679![signature]AF/COP/PWR/FI/CPSB.N. KORN-PATTERSONCAF/5TSD COORDINATED IN DRAFT BY Jos. BURNIGERRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETGROUP IExcluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclassificationAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERCopy No.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRET(When Filled In)DUNNY CABLE FORMOUT: 62136DATE: [DESANITIZED stamp] per CSN 43-43DIR STA: 27679TO: FRANINFO: LEOPDISTRIBUTION1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ACTIONCLASSIFICATION: S TS KAPOK RYBAT LAURICLEREFSUBJECT[DESANITIZED stamp] per CSN 43-43SECRETFORM NO. 586a REPLACES FORM 59-163A1 APR 55 WHICH MAY BE USED.(44)
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: *SINUOUS* RESETTLEMENT AMERICADATE: 31 July 1962FROM: Nora RobertsA contacted Mrs. Weery, WH/SL OPS, X 5289, KM J04-04, for initial discussion concerning resettlement of *SINUOUS* in some South American country.She in turn brought Mr. Raul Paxton, W/C WH/SI/URS, into the discussion. They agreed that AR was approaching the correct channel but were not inclined to thank us for our gift.AR JJBJO suggested *SINUOUS* preferred Venezuela, Chile or Columbia for resettlement. AR stated Chile is out, principally because for a foreigner to establish a legitimate business in face of government regulations is very difficult if not impossible. The same applies but to a lesser extent with Venezuela which is also a more troubled area. Mrs. Weery and Mr. Paxton both expressed the fear that *SINUOUS* might only add to Venezuela's troubles.The next step in this problem is to talk to Mr. Marlowe Murfin, D/C DR/I (Columbia and Venezuela) in SH and obtain his reaction. Mr. Weery wishes to be included in this talk. Brazil was mentioned as the most likely resettlement area but the areas mentioned would be explored first. In any case, the concurrence of the CUS involved would have to be obtained.We all concurred that the less contact, no matter how indirect, had with *SINUOUS* the better for all concerned. Mr. Paxton suggested any payments made to *SINUOUS* might be done from Germany through an international Bank thus alleviating the station of even this responsibility. It would also be one less clue to *SINUOUS* that our representatives might be in the area.A 5613AM J0001201-235477
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E. Green FYSECRET2. Meeting 1400, sorm 400erts, rs, weery and nariove muffin.Ar. Martin's viewpoint was that he could not prevent as sending waKUGUS to any of the countries, but did reel some other division besides in should assume the responsibility in case of a siap. ne pointed out that en stations were small enough so it would not be difficult for a fairly clever individual to identify the cus and probably the case officers in a station, in this case, and snovia slowus attempt to apply pressure through such knowledge, Mr. Mariin wished someone besides a un field officer to take inubus by the scruri of the neck ang tell n him to move on."110818ted, however, that no matter how heavy "the pressure Décame all any field officer could do was to make a aenial, plausible or otherwise,Mrs. Geery suggested that perhaps SR, since they had originally recruited VIROGUE, should assume such responsibility. (She is hardly realistic but anything is possible.)A second suggestion made by Mr. Duffin is worth further consideration.He stated that WH has had continual difficulty in establishing contract agents in business throughout SA. However, these countries tended to be much more receptive to people planning agricultural pursuits and he felt resettlement and possibility for livlihood would be much greater should WIROGUE approach the country atry or countries of his choice with some agricultural proposition.I remember WIROGUE mentioned that he had investigated the possibility of chicken farming in the Congo. Such an approach in Så might (a) make him more acceptable as an immigrant to that country and (d) provide a long term basis to make him self-supporting.I did promise to keep Mr. Duffin and Mrs. Geery informed of any further actions taken concerning WIROGUE which would affect their area. It was also at least strongly implied that either Columbia of Brazil might be the best areas, though the final choice essentially sts on on what country WIROGUE can enter.
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465. DATE : 24 JUL 62 DJMCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETTO : DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTACTION: AF 3INFO : ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/EE 3, S/C 2**ROUTINGJUL 24 1840Z 62ROUTINEIN 33838DIR INFO LEOP CITE FPAN 1854.DE DIR 24954. COUT 57642)**SUBJECT REQUERIED PE PREFERENCE SAMERICAN CO TRY AND STATEDTHAT THOUGH WILL GO ANYWHERE WE ABLE FACILITATE LECALIZATION INCLUDING CITIZENSHIP HE PRECEPS VENEZUELA CHILE OP COLCIBIA.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR ZIBET USED.**DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYBAT CABLES.***FOR WIROGUE RESETTLEMENT.![WIROGUE]SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG: ROBERT BOUCHARDUNIT: AF/5EXT: 5032 1563DATE: 19 July 1962TO FRANKFURT LEOPOLDVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/AF 3INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/TSD 2, S/C 2, C/EE 3TO FRAN INFO LEOPRYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEREF: A. FRAN 1467 (IN 23745)B. LEOP 4255 (IN 24232)1. ATTEMPTING DETERMINE SAMERICAN COUNTRY MOST SUITABLE FOR SUBJECT RELOCATION BUT DIFFICULT WITHOUT HAVING SOME IDEA WIROGUE PREFERENCE.2. AGREE IN PRINCIPLE PAY TRAVEL COST TO RESETTLEMENT AREA. PREFER NOT GIVE LUMP SUM FOR INTERIM EXPENSES PER PARA 3C REF A AND CONCUR PARA 2 REF B. ANY CASE FINAL DECISION DEPENDS ON AREA SELECTED. ADVISE.END OF MESSAGEAF/5 lgardinerTDD (Boerniger-phone) COORDINATING OFFICERSC/EE/aRELEASING OFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Brige, frAF/COPSAUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORNG: RODERT BOUCHARLUNIT: AP/5EXT: 5032 1563DATE: 19 July 1963TO: FRANKFURT LEOPOLDVILLRFROM: DIRECTORCONF. C/AF 3INFO. ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/F50 2,5/2, C/EE 3201-233477ROUTING12345623 JUL 19 39zDEFERREDROUTINECUTOT142TO: FRAM INFO LEOPCITE DIR 24964: RYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEREF: A. FRAN 1467 (IN 23745)B. LROP 4358 (IN 24332)![Signature of someone with the first name beginning with 'M']FORM 1389 Use Previous EditionsROUTING INITIALRID/FIDESTROYDESLASITIZED per CSN 43-4321 233477
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# SECRETDATE: 6 JUL 62TO: DIRECTORFROM: LEOPOLDVILLE.ACTION: C/EE 2.INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/TSD 2, C/AF 3, S/C 2ROUTINEJUL 6 15012 62IN 24232DIR INFO FRAN CITE LEOP 4255RYPAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEREF FRAN 1467(23745)1. URGE WIROGUE DOCUMENTATION BE PICKED UP AND HELD AND THATSTEPS BE TAKEN PREVENT HIM RETURNING CONGO PER PARA 2 REF.2. VIEW PAST EXPERIENCE SUGGEST WIROGUE NOT BE GIVEN LUMPSUM BUT THAT FUNDS BE USED AS CARROT AND DOLED OUT ONCE HE REACHESRESETTLEMENT AREA.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR NYXIS USED.**WIROGUE STATED GERMAN FIRM WHICH KNOWS HIM AS REINER IS INTERESTED INSENDING HIM TO CONGO AS BUSINESS REP.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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485DATE: 5 JUL 62TO: DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTACTION: C/EE 3INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CDC, C/TSD 2, C/AF 3, S/C 2JUL 5 20362 62ROUTINEIN 23745R.B.DIP INFO LECP CITE FRA 1457PYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIPOSUE1. SUBJ WITHOUT FUDS AND DISCOURAGED BY INABILITY SELL INVENTION AND REALIZATION NO LONGER MEEDED BYODYOKE. IS THUS   READY AND ANXIOUS LEAVE GERM SOGHEST AND GO ANYWHERE WE ABLE ASST HIM. EVEN WILLING FOREGO RETURN TO CONGO AND GIVE UP ALL DOCUMENTATION IN NAME RRINGT.2. SUBJ STATED COPY FIPY WHICH KNOWS HIM AS REINER IS INTERESTED IN SENDING HIM CONGO AS BUSINESS PER. THOUGH RATHER GO WHERE WE DECIDE HE INDICATES ANY UNDUE DELAY OUR PART MAY FORCE HIM TO SERICUSLY CONSIDER GEEM OFFER..3. DESIRE HOS ADVICE PE:A. FRAN 1199.CIN 155107B. PERMISSION PAY SUPIS TRAVEL COSES TO PESSTILSKENT AREA.C. WHETHER HE SHOULD RECEIVE MONEY TO HOLD HIMCUEP TIL SELF SUFFICIENT OP WHETHER PE WILL GET HOUSING,EMPLOYMENT AND FINANCIAL HELP IN PESETTLEMENT AREA.END OF MESSAGEREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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3-1-251858EOB:Action for this cable (FRAN 1467) assumed by this branch.Mr. Phelps on German desk said the only restriction on action at the moment is how much money we, AF/5, are willing to put out.Next, called Mr. Kallander, TSD, ext 3391. I agreed to contact him again if and when we got down to facts as to just what documentation papers we would require. However, he pointed out that it would first be necessary for us to clear such action, ie., putting this character into a country, with the area desk involved. Furthermore, he indicated that this may not be too easy a task given WIROGUE's background, etc.Once we get clearance from an area desk, he says we should sit down with the area desk, TED, and AF/5 to determine the best documentation and method of resettlement. OK? Jol Seininger #-3137Clay Callender #-3391201-233477
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520CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TDATE : 22 JUN 62TO : DIRECTORFROM : FRANKFURTACTION: C/AF 3INFO : C/TSD 2, S/C 2DESENORIZEDper CSN 43-43ROUTING1 52 43 5JUN 29 1646Z 62ACTION CHANGEROUTINEFRAN 1188 IN 15816 ATO INFO CITERYBAT WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS Gardina RBC/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM TSD TO AF BY KALLANDER, TSD, EXT 3391 IN COORDINATION WITH MR. KORN-PATTERSON, AF, EXT 5571.S-E-C-R-E-T201-2334771REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGE# CYSECTET232DATE : 22 JUN 62TO : DIRECTORFROM : FRANKFURTACTION: C/TSD 2INFO : ADDP, C/CI, C/FI2, CDC, CTAR 3 YEE 3, s/c 2ROUTINGJUN 22 11582 62ROUTINEIN 15816RBD. M.DIS INFOSITE FRAN LISSRYDA HIROSE HARVARD TECHSPES. DIR 17426 (OUT 94704)P. DIR 15543 (OUT 91968)C. FSAN 2905 ("NGHIC)1. SE SES A: HARVARD HAS INFO OF SOUTH AMERICAN CIT REQUIRE-   MENTS DATED AUG 59. SUBJ HAS NO PREFERENCE SAMERICAN COUNT RY   BUT DESIRES GO ONLY WHERE WE MELE FACILITATE LEGALIZATION INCLUDING   CITIZENSHIP.2. ISSUANCE SERIES A AUSTRIAN PASSPORT, WITH WHICH SUBJ   SHOULD BE ABLE OBTAIN OWN TOURIST VISA, WOULD ALLOW ENTRY INTO   GIVEN SAMERICAN COUNTRY BUT SOME KUSARK CONTROL OEVIOUSLY   NECESSARY TO PREVENT BACKCHECKING IF SURJ INTENDS REMAIN.PLEASE ADVISE KUBARK CAPABILITIES PREVENT SAMERICAN OFFICIALSCHECKING AUTHENTICITY SUSJ BACKGROUND EITHER IN GERMANY WITHAUSTSIA CONSILATE OR DIRECTLY WITH USTRIAN GOVT.3. WE AVERE SOESTAMERICAN COUNTRIES ISSUE PASSPORTS FOR   NON CITIZENS, COULD KUBAFK INTERCEDE TO OPTAIN SUCH NON CIT   PASSPORT AFTER SUPJ HAS ENTERED GIVEN COUNTRY.END OF MESSAGE![image]REPACOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TDATE:TO:FROM:ACTION:INFO:ROUTING|     |     || --- | --- || 1   | 4   || 2   | 5   || 3   | 6   |PAGE 2 IN 15516 FRAN 1188TO INFO CITEC/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR AQUATIC USED.**IF HARVARD DOES NOT HAVE INFO RE SOUTH AMERICA CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS KURIOT WILL PROVIDE IF FRAN REPORTS COUNTRIES OF INTEREST.S-E-C-R-E-T![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.