Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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ORIG. C. Bustos-VidelaUNIT WH/1EXT 4506DATE 13 NOVEMBER 1964MESSACE FORMSECRETROUTING1 52 63 74 8142TO:FROM: DIRECTORCONF INFOPAGE TWOTO INFO CITE DIR 64013WH COMMENT: "LITEMPO-2 requested info on SHAPIRO and LIPPMAN who reside New Jersey and who are suspected espionage agents."![signature of KICHARD HELMS]KICHARD HELMSDDPRELEADING OFFICER![signature]C/WH/1COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRET![stamp]GROUP 1Included from automatic downgrading and declassification![signature of JOHN HORTON]JOHN HORTONC/WH/POAAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1. ROHIBITED. Copy No.
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ORIG. C. BustosUNIT WH/1EXT. 4506DATE 31 AUGUST 1964TO MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONFI WH 8 INFO 7506, CCS3, OPZ, VR## MESSAGE FORMSECRET![Routing information with lines indicating routing numbers]1 SEP 61 15292TO MEXIINFO CITE DIRREF: DIR 44882 43309RUTSAY ETA 8 SEPT EAL FLIGHT 305. NO NEED MEET, REQUESTRESERVATIONS. WILL PHONE AREHART DIRECTLY.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: *Ref gave AREHART instructions for Hqs contact rehis travel to U.S.*![Signature]DESMOND FITZGERALDC/WHDRELEASING OFFICERSECRETCOORDINATING OFFICERSW. J. KAUFMANC/WH/1AUTHENTICATING OFFICER![Text indicating restrictions on reproduction and declassification status]
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MESSAGE FORM27 SECRET14 AUGUST 1964MEXICO CITYDIRECTORINFO 7506, C1/1C2, VR BustosLIENVOY/TECHSREF: HMMT-474842430NEWTON T. RUTSAY AVAILABLE FOR TDY 10 TO 2S SEPT. ETA FOLLOWS.END OF MESSAGEWH/Pers/Benthall (by phone)C/TSD/AOB/Yech (by phone)DESMOND FITZGERALDC/WIIDW J. KAUFMANC/WH/1SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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10 August 1964MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Technical Services DivisionATTENTION: Chief, TSD/AOBSUBJECT: Request for TOY Replacement for Arnold F. AREHART.1. WIH Division requests your cooperation in providing a TDY replacement for Arnold F. ARCHART as Case officer and technician for the IIENVOY tap center in Mexico City. AREPART has requested three weeks home leave, from 10 to 28 September, to drive his older son to the States to enroll him in his freshman year of college. ARFHART has kept his leave plans to a minimum so that his TDY replacement will need to be on loan from Headquarters for as short a time as possible.2. The Division had offered to provide an operations officer as a TDY replacement but Mexico City Station has re- quested that a technician be sent instead since the burden of AREHART's job is the maintenance of equipment along with the protection of CIA's interests inside the LP. WE Division sug- gests that your release of Ur. Charles Deck for this assign- nent would be ideal if he is available, as no overlap would be required since he is already knowledgeable of this opera- tion. The Station was also very pleased with the work done by "r. Deck on his last TRY to Mexico.3. Because of the critical role the LIFNVOY Project plays in the Station's whole operational picture, and because of the importance the smooth-functioning of the ! is to car liaison with top-level Mexican officials, your assistance is requested. If Mr. Deck is not available, any other suitable candidate would be acceptable. Please inform Hr. Bustos, W/1/Mexico, X-4506, -4507 of your decision, as we would like to be able to inform Mexico as soon as possible as to whether a TOY replacement will be available.Desmond FitzGeraldChiefWestern Hemisphere Division
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DDP/WH/DF/CBustos:kte (10 August 1964)Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - WH/Registry1 - WH/1/Mexico1 - WH/1/Mexico (LIFNVOY/Support)
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# DISPATCHMer, DivisionChief of Station, Mexico City..N/ replacement for Arnold P. ARSHART (pe)Reference: IDMX-12750 dated 17 July 19641. Arnold F. ARSHART (pe) would like to depart from Mexico on 10 September 1964 for home leave and return about 26 September 1964. He does not wish longer leave since it will be necessary to take his younger son out of school. His liter as will be entering college in the United States wich is the reason ARSHART requested leave at this time.2. A technician would be preferable to an operations officer as a temporary replacement for ARSHART as the former of the job will be maintenance of equipment and protection of RISBK interests inside the IP. Since ARSHART will be away three weeks, it is requested that Headquarters reconsider sending a technician. The technician will be better able to do the job if he has Spanish; this, however, is not essential as certain LILY/Three speak English.Willard C. CurtisDistribution:2- C/WID(CROSS REFERENCE TO)DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERIDMX-4743DATE23 July 1964CLASSIFICATIONSECRETFILE NUMBER50-6-75/2
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# DISPATCHASSPACATSTERETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, WIDReplacement for Arnold F. AREHART during Hore leaveReference: ΗΜΜΑ 235221. Referenced dispatch which reflected the Station's appreciation of Newton T. RITSAY's high level of performance during his recent TOY in Mexico and requested his return TDY was brought to the attention of the appropriate KURIOT officials.2. Unfortunately, RUTSAY will not be available to replace AREHART during the latter's home leave period in the fall of 1964, and KURIOT has no one else they can release for a prolonged period this fall. Since the leave probably will only be about two months, Headquarters wonders whether a technician is absolutely required. Dees the Station believe that an operations officer, with some Spanish and who could werely take over the administrative work and make the Station contacts, could fill in during this period?3. We are not sanguine that a replacement can be made available particularly since the man will of necessity need to be "exposable" to liaisen, but will try our best to find one. In the reantime, please forward the exact dates it is desired the hoped for man should be in Mexico to allow for adequate overlap.Distribution:2 - COS, Mexico CityChester D. DAINOLDCS COPYDISPATCH SYMHOL AND LIMBERHNNW-12741SECRET50-6.75/2DATE17 JUL 1964HOS FILE NUMBER50-6-75/2ORIGINATINGC. Bustes-Videla: KTFEXT4506COORDINATINGMcBee u drafti B.
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief of Station, Mexico CityINFO:FROM:Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECT:LIENVOY SUPPORTACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:1.  Arnold F. AREHART asked that his TDY replacement inquire at Headquarters regarding the status of his request for equipment which the Station forwarded to Headquarters as Requisition No. 359-19-64. Headquarters has shipped to Corpus Christi the items he requested in connection with the Revere (shipped 20 April), and the Heath and Allied items were shipped on 7 May. The Ampex and B-10 items have not yet been received at Headquarters from the supplier. Headquarters will pouch all items from these that weight and size will permit, the remainder will have to be shipped to Corpus Christi. In view of the equipment listed in LGIS 6020, 18 May 1964, which is also awaiting pickup at Corpus Christi, perhaps there will be a flight soon.2.  It is requested that the above information be passed to AREHART.Distribution:O&I - COS, Mexico CityChester D. DAINOLD---CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER:HAIMW-12611CLASSIFICATION:SECRETDATE:27 MAY 196431 May 1964HQS FILE NUMBER:50-6-75/2OFFICE:WH/3/Mexico/C. Bustos:chkEXT.5940OFFICE SYMBOL:WH/LOGOFFICER'S NAME:P. Pike (draft)OFFICE SYMBOL:C/WHDOFFICER'S NAME:Desmond FitzGeraldDISPATCH
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SECRET26 May26 May 1964MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, TSD/AOBSUBJECT : LIENVOY TDY Report1. TDY support of the LIENVOY operation in Mexico City was provided by this office during the period 23 April to 15 May 1964. The Staff Agent, ARNOLD F. AREHART who manages this operation underwent surgery for a hernia on the 24th of April. The undersigned assumed the responsibilities and performed the duties associated with the LIENVOY operation during AREHART's convalescence. He was incapacitated for duty from 23 April until 12 May. His operation was successful and recovery was normal. AREHART returned to work on 12 May in a weakened condition and three days of overlap was allowed to provide assistance with the more strenuous and tiresome chores.2. The LIENVOY Installation was found to be in excellent condition. The operating personnel were well disciplined and their procedures were well organized. The daily work was being accomplished in a business like and efficient manner. AREHART has done a commendable job in establishing and maintaining this highly productive operation,3. The equipment in this installation has been in use fifteen hours a day for over four years. As the result of good maintenance practices it is in good shape and functioning well. The minor difficulties encountered during the shake down period have been overcome and equipment maintenance and repair pose no significant problem There was no loss of coverage on any line during the three week TDY.4. The following observations and recommendations are included herein to improve KURIOT services to the Field and to aquaint responsible officers with technical discrepancies.A. Pertinent technical information is not being communicated to AREHART.
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B. The drying up of the ball point pens in the B-10, Dial Recorder has been a constant nuisance since the beginning of this operation. The pressure sensitive tape was the obvious answer to this problem, but the first ten rolls of pressure tape were received after nearly four years of struggling with the defective pens. It is recommended that pressure sensitive tape be supplied to this operation for future use.C. The ten rolls of pressure sensitive tape received during this TDY were wound backwards on their spindles.D. The tires on the idler wheel of the B-10 are drying and cracking and fail to obtain adequate traction on the flywheel. This causes tape feed problems. It is recommended that three dozen new idler wheels be pouched to AREHART immediately. Several of the defective idler wheels arc available in this office for inspection.Charles O. DeckTSD/AOBDistribution:Original & 1 - Addressee1 - TSD/AOE/OSS/WH1 - WH/3/M 3B0003/Charlotte Bustos1 - TSD/LOG1 - TSD/AOB/TROCharles O. Deck/3330/jlm
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B/10 Farter*12 each SH-) Dian ply silicon ratifioro, f.. rel lectric1N 169526 Tuben 6XX86X5*12 each K-2 Feed Scionetes*24 Small Springs for Drive Motor Special.AMPEN PARTS:*12 Bach R-137 Centrals -4-011-12:*2 each Alignments Tapen--jart 16039-*4 och J-201-6 118*4 each 1-101-1 אווניו*4 each 1-102-5 פיינין*4 each J-202-1 1'luge*6 ench C-203 Motor (pacitors, Linctrolytic 2,311, 220 V.*6 each R-202 Resistors. 20% נמלREVERE PARTS36 Spare proasure pas TR-2601.*6 each Instant Stop aras (ne type,*12 each Tape counter drive boite 1-3-11101*12 aach Take up belts Th-7809TEST EQUIPMENT:Heathkit Catiog Fail and Inter 1962-1963Heathkit fransistor tester Kit 1-20Capacitor Checker Kit 11-11Visual-Aural Signal Tr cor KAB T-Oscilloscope 118 70-10Scope Demodulator protkit 81 3370Low Capacity cope Frou ft:-1Harmonic Distortion ter Kit -1Resistance substitutor. Box Kit -1Condo.ser Subaitution roxAllied Catalog # 220--1963Page 197 CatI each TS-AJ Topo splicera Cat 380-1952 each S-'s Taposplicers Cut 808-1726 each splicing Tape Cat 808-203 T-77beach Splicing Tape Cat 808-155 ST-5--1Page 323Rosiat-0-Chest 2M-758 fd type aunber 43Гако 394.Cable Splacing cord 自台 491-246 1/2 lb.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGETO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 8INFO: DOP, SOD 6, CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, CA/O 4, CI, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, FI/INT 2, SAS 8, VRSECRET 151924ZDIR INFO CARA CITE MEXI-7782REF EMSTEL 1583 DATED 14 JAN 54 15 JAN 64 IN 992381. NOTE CHARGE BOONSTRA REPORT OF VICENTE SANCHEZ GAVITO (MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO OAS CONVERSATION IN WHICH SANCHEZ GAVITO SAID "VENEZUELAN PROBLEM IS CRITICAL FOR GOVERUMENT OF MEXICO. ALTHOUGH FONOFF HAS NOTT SEEN ANY OF THE EVIDENCE ON ORIGIN ARKS CACHE, SAID FONOFF HAS RECEIVED RELIABLE INFORMATION TO THE EFFECT EVIDENCE OF CASINO ORIGIN IS CONVINC ING."2. BELIEVE "RELIABLE EVIDENCE" LIKELY THAT GIVEN TO LITENSOR BY SAMUEL K. CASTELON IN DECEMBER BRIEFING.SECRETSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED![GROUP Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification] Copy No.
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SECRETCONTROL AND COVER CHEETFORDEPARTMENT OF STATETIME REC'D CABLE SECI 1700LIMIT DISTRIBUTION-S/S TELEGRAM OR LIMIT DISTRIBUTION MEMORANDUMDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION: DEPTEL 1071 to Merico CityROUTED TOATTENTION ALL RECIPIENTS: THE STATE DEPARTMENT HAS FURNISHED TO THE DIRECTOR, CENTRALINTELLIGENCE, ONE COPY OF THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT. REPRODUCTION IS PROHIBITED. THE CABLESECRETARIAT HAS ROUTED THIS DOCUMENT AS SHOWN TO THOSE WHO HAVE A NEED TO KNOW. EACHDCIINDIVIDUAL WHO SEES THIS MESSAGE SHOULD SIGN AND INDICATE THE DATE OF HANDLING. THISD/DCICOVER SHEET MUST BE KEPT ATTACHED TO THE DOCUMENT UNTIL THE DOCUMENT IS DESTROYED. THEAD/CICOVER SHEET MUST BE RETAINED BY THE RECIPIENT FOR 30 DAYS AFTERWHICH IT MAY BE DESTROYEDDDIWITHOUT ANY RECORD OF DESTRUCTION.AO/NEDOPSIGNATURE OF PERSON SEEING TELEGRAMDATEACOPgekme18 Dec 63C/SASR.w.it thent18 LecCWHB. RichhardtCS/RFfileRETAIN COVER SHEET FOR 30 DAYSEXP FORM BYCABLE SEC, O/DCI, 17 APR 63SECRETGROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN-GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION
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# JOINT TELEGRAM Department of State-SECRET-33ACTION: EMBASSY MEXICO CITYEMBASSY RIO DE JANEIROEMBASSY CARACAS 577IMMEDIATE 1071IMMEDIATE 829DEC 17 12 20 '63LIMIT DISTRIBUTION S/SCARACAS PASS WARD ALLEN 035FYI. 1. In connection Venezuelan complaint to OAS, discussions in Standing Group of NSC have identified two alternatives for cooperative system surveillance and interception of vessels and aircraft engaged in transporting arms for subversive purposes to Latin America (especially Caribbean area) directly or indirectly from Cuba. Difference between alternatives centers on need for OAS authorization for use of force in international waters.2. Alternative A would require OAS authorization use of force in connection with visit-and-search in international waters against selected Cuban vessels and selected vessels OAS countries. It would be a cooperative system of surveillance and interception involving visit-and-search in international waters on a selective basis, with force to be used if necessary. Visit-and-search and, if resistance met, force would be applied by naval units of US or of cooperating OAS countries against selected vessels suspected of transporting arms from Cuba, directly or indirectly.ARA/CCA: JHCrimmins:or/as 12/12/63 S/S:Mr. McKessonWhite House - Mr. BundySECRETREPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY IS PROHIBITED UNLESS "UNCLASSIFIED"
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Page 2 of telegram to AMENDASSY MEXICO, RIO AND CARACASSECRET3. Alternative 5 would not require OAS authorizatio.. use force inasmuch as visit-and-scurch would take place only within territorial waters. It would be a cooperative system of surveillance and interception involving visit-and-search only within the territorial waters of an OAS country, with force to be applied, if necessary, by that country's forces or by forces of another OAS country acting under a bilateral agreement. Control of suspect vessels destined for non-OAS country or territory (e. g. British Guiana) would depend on cooperation that county.4. In both alternatives interception or seizure of suspect aircraft would be carried out only in territory of AIS country of destination by forces of that country or of another OAS country acting under a bilateral agreement.5. Comparison of alternatives:(a) Alternative A would be much harder to sell to OAS countries than Alternative B because authorization for use of force rquired.(b) Alternative A would be somewhat more effectiv both in fact and as deterrent than Alternative B, although both can be circumvented.(c) Alternative A would constitute harassment of Castro whereas Alternative B is purely defensive.(d) Alternative A would incur substantially greater risks of escalation than Alternative B.SECRET
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Page 3 of telegram to Amembassies MEXICO CITY, RIO - INFO: CARACASSECRET(a) Alternative A would be more expensive in terms of US units required than Alternative B.6. Kind and number of additional measures which we would seek in OAS would vary with choice between alternatives. For example, our tentative thinking is that minimum OAS package acceptable to US under Alternative A would be: authorization use force; condemnation Castro regime; and reaffirmation and invigoration anti-subversive measures.Under Alternative B, minimum package now estimated to be: defensive system with search and seizure within national territory; condemnation; reaffirmation anti-subversive measures; and obligatory break in air and surface communications between OAS countries and Cuba.7. We consider attitude Mexico and Brasil critical. OAS vote authorizing use force in which one or other did not join would be politically undesirable. END FYI.8. Action requested:Chief of Mission should take first opportunity of conversation with FonMin on other matters to explore discreetly and informally indicating he acting personally and without instructions the probable receptivity of GOM (GOB) to an OAS resolution authorizing use force.Ambassador should proceed on assumption report CAS investigation committee stronglySECRET
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Page 4 of telegram to: Amembassies MEXICO CITY, RIO: INFO: CARACASSECRETstrongly confirms Venezuelan charges and will be basis propaganda campaign to alert OAS governments and public opinion.Report soonest.GP-3ENDBALI.SECRET
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PPPPMEXICO12 December 1963TELLO SCORES OAS POLICIES, CUBA EXCLUSIONHavana in English to Europe 2020 GMT 11 December 1963--E(Text) Mexico City--Mexican Foreign Minister Manuel Tello criticized the Organization of American States, saying that it is in a state of crisis. Tello also criticized the exclusion of Cuba from that organization. In the interview with the Mexican daily NOVEDADES, Foreign Minister Tello said that Cuba's exclusion from the OAS is not in conformity with the OAS charter. He said that the charter does not contemplate the exclusion of any member state.Referring to the present international situation of the OAS, Tello emphasized that an organization which does not base itself on friendship, cooperation, and tolerance is likely to face a crisis. The Mexican foreign minister stated that in the present state of the OAS, the elements or bases for the organization to strengthen democracy do not exist. He pointed out that contrary to agreements adopted at Chapultepec and Bogota, almost all the present Latin American representatives to the OAS are also their countries' ambassadors in Washington.JAUREGUI INTERCEDES FOR BOLIVIA HOSTAGESLima AFP in Spanish 2357 GMT 11 December 1963--F OFFICIAL USE ONLY)(Excerpts) Mexico City--Arturo Jauregui, secretary general of the Regional Inter-American Workers Organization (Organizacion Regional Interamericana de Trabajadores--ORIT), sent a personal request to Bolivian Vice President Juan Lechin on behalf of the foreigners held at Catavi as hostages.The cable says: "I appeal to your labor union principles in the name of the 23 million ORIT member workers in favor of the hostages. These persons are well known as democrats working in favor of the spirit of humanity and social economic progress. The Bolivian revolution," the message adds, "demands that its prestige and vindication be held high."- 0 -DIPLOMAT'S RETURN--Swiss Ambassador to Mexico Fernand Bernoulli returned to Mexico after several months' absence. (Mexico City Radiodifusora Comerciales Spanish 2030 GMT 10 December 1963--P)PUEBLA BUDGET--The Puebla municipal budget for 1964 shows an increase of 5 million pesos over that of the current year. (Mexico City Radiodifusora Comerciales Spanish 2330 GMT 10 December 1963--P)
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RRRR 1PANAMA12 December 1963# PLAN OF TERRORISM IS UNFOLDINGDavid La Voz del Paru in Spanish 2100 GMT 11 December 1963--P(Station commentary)(Text) It appears as if a preconceived plan of terrorism, not known before in Panama, has been unleashed since members of our armed forces were at Fort Gulick. The barbarous death of labor Leader Aguilar, beaten and kicked in Puerto Armuelles; the beating of Indian Labor Leader Palacios Salines; the denunciation through a newspaper of a labor leader who was hanged and beaten in Colon; another case in Boquete; and many other known cases constitute pathetic proof of the plan.If the objective of the wave of persecution is to attack the ideas of men with bullets, sticks, imprisonment, and other similar measures, it is a stupid move, because ideas are fought with ideas. If some of the humble class try to protest in defense of their rights, they are called communists. The privileged classes have used frequently this pretext against the working classes. If we analyze the situation we will see how the privileged classes have maintained their own monopolistic organization.The oligarchic groups have greatly increased. Yesterday they could be represented in the two or three existing parties which were directed and governed by them; today, they have seen the need to increase the number of political parties, as much as 20 in a small country, in order to control the public administration. Each party is formed by a privilégiéd family whose only wish is to continue its life of leisure and luxury. This kind of life calls for plenty of money, so in order to obtain the money they need they increase each day the taxation of the poor, who must pay and thus sink deeper into poverty, disease, and ignorance.If the people do not have work, they cannot earn money; and if they do not have money they cannot pay taxes. If the people try to organize in self-defense, they are accused of being communists, and they are fought with sticks. If the cause of all the evils of democracy is communism, the solution is obvious. We all know who invented communism, and who is living according to it and upholding it. The way to fight communism is to open sources of work to build schools, hospitals, and better roads.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET• DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 5 (TEMPO FOR WH SLOTTED AT 2050-16 DEC 63)INFO: ADDP/C/CI, C/FI 2, VRROUTING1 42 53 6SECRET 178113Z.16 DEC 63 IN 81818PRIORITY DIR CITE MEXI 7418RYBATATTN GALBONDREF MEXI 7400 (IN81653)NO NIGHT ACTION1. PEAK AND COS MET WITH LITENSOR ALONE AND WITHOUT SINGLE INTERRUPTION FOR ONE HOUR.2. MEETING AT LITENSOR HOME.3. LITENSOR INTENSELY INTERESTED, PEAK DID EXCELLENT PRESENTATION OF ENTIRE STORY.4. LITENSOR SAID HE HAD HAVE *VERY LIMITED KNOWLEDGE OF STORY FROM VENEZUELANS* PRIOR TO THIS BRIEFING. HE WAS CONVINCED REPEAT CONVINCED THAT CASTRO GUILTY AND SAID AT END *CUBAN COMMUNISTS WILL NOT STOP WITH THIS DEFEAT*.4. LITENSOR BEING GIVEN COPIES OF PAPERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS BROUGHT BY PEAK; HE INDICATED WISHED TO USE THESE.6. NO MENTION OF ANY BRIEFING OF TELLO BY ANY OF THREE.7. BOTH PEAK AND COS BELIEVE BRIEFING ASUCCESS.SECRETSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED![Addendum included here originates downgrading and declassifying.]
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CLA FIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING* DIRECTORFROM MEXICO CITYACTION. C/WH 5 (MH CD NOTIFIED AND COPY TUBEL 1615-16 DEC 63)INFO ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, VRSECRET 162007ZPRIORITY DIR CITE MEXI 7400RYBATREF: MEXI 7391 (N80849)16 DEC 63 IN 81653ATTENTION: GALBOND1.  LITENSOR RETURNED MEXI LATE MORNING 16 DEC.2.  COS AND PEAKE HAVE APPOINTMENT WITH LITENSOR 1645 HRS    MEXICAN TIME ON 16 DEC "FOR AS LONG AS YOU WISH".3.  WILL ADVISE.SECRETCS COMMENT: BELIEVED EARLIEST DATE FOR LITENSOR BRIEFING WOULD BE17 DECEMBER.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDGROUP 1Copy No.