Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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LIENVOY PRODUCTION - AUGUST 1963MEXIsHMMsHMMAsΜΕΧΙ-5977 (HMM 7698)HMM 7694ΗΜΜΑ 21964ΜΕΧΙ-5976 (HMM 7697)HMM 7690ΗΜΜΑ 21963MEXI-5892HMM 7672ΗΜΜΑ 21958MEXI-5864HMM 7665ΗΜΜΑ 21940MEXI-5863HMM 7653ΗΜΜΑ 21956MEXI-5856HMM 7650ΗΜΜΑ 21931MEXI-5855 (HMM 7644)HMM 7635ΗΜΜΑ 21910MEXI-5854HMM 7640HMMA 21905MEXI-5803HMM 7631ΗΜΜΑ 21900MFXI-5794HMM 7627ΗΜΜΑ 21874MEXI-5789HMM 7610ΜΕΧΙ-5783 (HMM 7633)HMM 7602MEXI-5782 (HMM 7632)HMM 7599MEXI 5757HMM 7598MEXI 5753HMM 7597MEXI 5752HMM 7595MEXI 5705 (HMM 7609)HMM 7585MEXI 5675 (HMM 7601)HMM 7583MEXI 5672HMM 7581MEXI 5644HMM 756720 +20 +10 = 50
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LIENVOY ops13. September 1963Mr. Whitten:I just learned that Mr. George sent his note to Mr. Scott directly to Colonel Kuig. The note mentions -my pseudo, Paul V. Levister.Perhaps Col. Kuig would want to jot down my true name somewhere, GERARD CAMPAGNA.I read our LIENVOY project file yesterday and got excellent additional information from Try Puckett. It's always encouraging to get into such good operationsJerry CampagnaNext week I would like to read further into LIENVOY and LIFCAT, especially the monthly reports and the disseminated reports.
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12 September 1963Dear Billard:This may seem to you like a voice out of the void, but I always carry in my mind your repeated invitations to visit you and remember clearly your acquaintance and kindness to my brother. Strangely enough it seems to continue to be true that the only escape from this jail-like desk is back to my old area where I never expected to return--I even had one this Spring. Just now I have a specific reason for wanting to visit your place, that is, in addition to our own personal reasons.For some time I have been bent on trying to push for sora positive information from taps and audio. I realize that it is taken for granted around the world that the purpose of taps and audio is for operational leads, particularly in the KUDESK field.In one or two places in the world, positive production is outstanding and we have been making a study for some time trying to see why it works in some cases and not in others. One of the outstanding examples is LIFEAT and especially LIENΤΟΥ. These seem to be far ahead of other similar operations around the world even though they seem to approach the problem somewhat similarly. It occurred to me that wo might find out what makes yours so especially effective by having one of my people go to your station for a few days to talk with you and your officers and get the detailed story. I could then take another look at the other operations and see what's missing or what's wrong. I'm sure this would be of great help to the place as a whole. If you agres, I will send Paul V. Levister (Iden), the editor of our Foreign Intelligence Series (our Staff doctrinal papers, the first few of which have been dispatched to you). He could be in Mexico City on or about 23 September, or any time thereafter that is more convenient for you and your peoplo. Could you let us know your reaction by cable, and if it's favorable, when you would prefer to have Levister arrive. We would confirm his ETA by cable.
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Galbond is leaving tomorrow to make a visit down yourway and I have asked him to be kind enough to pass this to you.The desk here concurs in our interest subject to your approval.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOYACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction: None. For Headquarters Information.Reference: HMMA-21845, 30 July 19631. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during July 1963.2. Target Lines - July 1963.The following lines were covered during the month of July:20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunez19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams (continued).Enclosure:Production ReportDistribution:3 - WH, w/encl
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH HMMA-2200510-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional46-12-70 C.T.A.L.16-11-30 D.F.S.46-09-50 D.F.S.35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Manuel Marcue Pardinas)46-60-15 Prensa Latina46-60-16 Prensa Latina14-12-37 Cuban Embassy14-92-14 Cuban Embassy25-07-95 Cuban Embassy25-09-14 Cuban Embassy14-13-26 Cuban Embassy15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)15-69-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)15-61-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Films Representative)45-61-80 Czech Embassy45-61-81 Czech EmbassyOn 7 August 1963 the Station EE case officer requested LIENVOY coverage of the Yugoslav lines. Arrangements are being made to put these lines in within the near future.### 3. Processing of LIENVOY Information.The Station continues to receive full transcripts in Spanish from ten lines (five Cuban Embassy and five Soviet Embassy). DIR-60764 dated 13 August 1963 asked the Station to send to Headquarters one copy of the full transcripts from the Cuban Embassy lines. These are being forwarded on a weekly basis. The first group is being forwarded as an attachment to HMMA-22000 dated 21 August 1963. If they do not please Headquarters officers who desire them, it is requested that the Mexico Station be promptly advised with any suggestions for changes.On 6 August 1963 Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, arrived in Mexico to work presently as a unilateral monitor but eventually as the supervisor of a tap center either under LIENVOY or LITEMPO. He has established himself outside and is presently at work eliminating the backlog of Soviet tapes.Douglas J. FEINGLASS continues to do the Russian from LIENVOY, the Russian from two LIFEAT lines on Soviet targets, and the Russian from the LIPAWN audio operation. In addition, FEINGLASS sends clipped transcripts to the Station ready for 201 files.### 4. Exploitation of LIENVOY Information.HMMW-11831 dated 6 August 1963 indicated that Headquarters was not well informed on the way the Mexico Station exploits operational leads from LIENVOY. The outside staff agent, Arnold AREHART has instructions to alert the Station immediately if a U.S. citizen or English speaking person tries to contact any of the target installations. This is done by a telephone call from outside the tap center at a pay phone to Robert B. RIGGS inside the Station. Emergency meetings are arranged in double talk (meeting for coffee or lunch). RIGGS meets AREHART within fifteen minutes at a pre-arranged downtown location and receives the reel with an extract of the pertinent conversation. The reel is then taken to the Station and given to the case officer responsible for the target the person was trying to contact. Headquarters is notified by cable of the action taken. Only in rare cases is information on a U.S. citizen passed without prior Headquarters approval.
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHIMMA-22005Other leads appear in the full transcripts or daily resumen. Theyalso are exploited by the Station case officer responsible for the target wherethe lead appears. For example, on 12 August 1903 Boris KAZANTSEV,recently arrived Counselor of the Soviet Embassy and former defection targetin Mexico, called his wife at their residence. The number was not listed butwas immediately checked by Raymond GERENDE who determined that thenumber was the switchboard of theapartment house where KAZANTSEV andseveral other families live. The reason the Station checked out this numberwas to put unilateral coverage on it if possible; however, the switchboard wasbeyond the Station's capability tohandle.Maryknoll priest Felix McGOWAN contacted the Cuban Embassy on31 July 1963. MEXI-5565 reported details of this contact. This cable was sentto Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY.Professor WEBB (fnu) of the University of Louisiana contacted MexicanCommunist Jorge L. TAMAYO Castillejos, prominent Mexican Marxist intel-lectual and professor at the University of Mexico and arranged to meet withhim on 31 July 1963. MEXI-5568 reported this contact to Headquarters fordissemination and action by ODENVY.Bartolo (fnu) contacted former Governor of Baja California, BraulioMALDONADO Sandez on 16 July 1963 regarding the sale of Cuban pesos. ΜΕΧΙ-5569reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY.5. LiaisonOn 15 August 1963 Willard C. CURTIS met with LITENSOR to arrangefor a sensitive PBRUMEN case (MEXI-5789 reported the details of this meeting).6. SecurityThere were no security incidents within the project during this month.7. TechnicalThere were no technical probleins during this period.8. PersonnelOrville HORSFALL's arrival is the only change in personnel since thelast report and he is handled as an independent agent by the Station, with noLIENVOY personnel aware of his presence in Mexico. Robert B. RIGGS seesHORSFALL daily to deliver and pick up tapes.9. ProductionThere is attached a list of reports, cables and dispatches forwardedto Headquarters during this month.![signature of Millard C. CURTIS]
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# SECRETPRODUCTION - JULY 1963| MEXIs                 | HMMAs      | HMMs     || --------------------- | ---------- | -------- || MEXI-5570             | HMMA-21824 | HMM-7542 || MEXI-5569             | HMMA-21802 | HMM-7539 || MEXI-5565.            | HMMA-21762 | HMM-7502 || MEXI-5532             | HMMA-21742 | HMM-7501 || MEXI-5487             | HMMA-21709 | HMM-7500 || MEXI-5465 (HMM-7547)  | HMMA-21693 | HMM-7499 || MEXI-5459             | HMMA-21681 | HMM-7498 || MEXI-5458 (HMM-7543)  | HMMA-21673 | HMM-7497 || MEXI-5457 (HMM-7544)  | HMMA-21672 | HMM-7496 || MEXI-5452             | HMMA-21669 | HMM-7495 || MEXI-5438             | IMMA-21655 | IMM-7486 || MEXI-5412             |            | HMM-7481 || MEXI-5377 (HMM-7525)  |            | HMM-7480 || MEXI-5353 (11MM-7524) |            | HMM-7478 || :                     |            |          || MEXI-5351 (HMM-7523)  |            |          || MEXI-5340             |            |          || MEXI-5334             |            |          || MEXI-5296             |            |          || MEXI-5295 (HMM-7403)  |            |          |19 + 11 + 14 = 44SECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automathe downpraslag 180-8 declasic]50-6-75/3:
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECTChief, WHDPRRUMEN/LIENVOYACTION SEQUINED HEFERENCESReferences: A. MEXI 5648B: MEXI 54871.  The referenced cables describe two recent incidents in which the Mexico City Station made use of LIENVOY information to take investigative or punitive action against security suspects. The first reference reported the identifying and "trapping" of a PBPRIME citizen who was offering his services to the Cuban Embassy, and the second reported the deporting of a Cuban IS agent identified by LIENVOY material.2.  In both of these cases, there seems to have been departure from the extreme caution with which the Mexico Station has always handled the LIENVOY material. Admitting that the cables do not set out enough facts to enable us to make a final judgment, we still feel a little uneasy bout this use of LIENVOY material. In the first case, the Station sent an agent to the suspect's hotel, posing as a Cuban Embassy official to "trap" him into revealing his intentions. The scheme, which was admittedly clever, succeeded, but we were concerned about what would have happened if the Cubans themselves had decided to contact the individual. Would not the LIENVOY operation have been exposed to some extent? We grant that the Cubans and other bloc personnel in Mexico City may suspect LIENVOY exists, but they do not know it --- yet. Incidentally, we had no traces on the PBPRIMER involved.3.  The second case involved the detection, spprehension and deportation of a Cuban Is agent whose whereabouts were learned through LIENVOY. From the few facts we know about this case, we cannot really judge the possible risk to LIENVOY. The Mexico Station created LIENVOY and has always guarded its security with scrupulous care. Has there been a change?4.  Finally, please note that both these cases should have been reported to Headquarters before action was taken. In general, arresto, deportation, trapping, or other action against security suspects should be approved by Headquarters, except where in the opinion of the Chief of Station, the added time needed would seriously impair ODYOKE security or the security of our operations. The Mexico Station has always done this, and the coincidence of two recent cases where it was not done inspires us to query you. Please let us know your views.Distribtuion:2- Mexico CityEND OF DISPATCH Removed from Project KoRSOGENCS Classification:--70/3JOB #73-175/74FoldtBox:DATE6 August 1963.HOS FILE NUMBERNone L-506-75/3ORIGINATING5613C/WH/3John M. Whitten:cmyCI/OPS/WH 6Aug63Frank Hughes forC/WHJ. C. KINGDISPATCH
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REMOVAL SLIPDOC. SYMBOL & NUMBER: Hamw-11811DOC. DATE: 5 Aug 63THE CS COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT WAS REMOVED FROM THIS FILE #50-6-75/3BY IP/ARD/RPU ON 23 Nov 73 AND FORWARDED TO IP/ANPIP/EDIIP/PHIP/FILESBECAUSE1. It was KAPOK and unprocessed.2. It was RYRAT and unprocessed3. It was EYES ALONE and unprocessed.4. It was DEFERRED.5. It was classified into file # 50-6-75/16. It was indexed document.7. KAPOK
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# DISPATCHSECRETHMMA-21845TO: Chief, WH DivisionHqs File No: 50-6-75/4FROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CityNo Indexing RequiredSUBJECT: Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOYACTION: For Headquarters information.REF: HMMA-21530 dated 14 June 19631. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during June 1963.2. Target Lines - June 1963.The following lines were covered during the month of June:20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde24-51-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunez19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams10-29-69 Movimiero de Liberacion Nacional46-12-70 C. T. A. L.46-11-30 D. F. S.46-09-50 D. F. S.35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Mandel Marcue Pardinas)46-60-15 Prensa Latina46-60-16 Prensa Latina14-42-37 Cuban Embassy14-92-14 Cuban Embassy25-07-95 Cuban Embassy25-09-14 Cuban Embassy14-13-26 Cuban Embassy15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)15-69-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)15-61-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Films Representative)45-61-80 Czech Embassy45-61-81 Czech Embassy3. Processing of LIENVOY Information.Of the lines covered, all are of interest to KUBARK and approximate ly one half of thein are exclusively for KUBARK. The LIENVOY tap center monitors continue to prepare daily summaries of significant items from all lines. In addition, they prepare full transcripts in Spanish for ten lines (five Cuban Embassy lines and five Soviet Embassy lines). These transcripts are used by the Station Case Officers for Cuban and Soviet operations in following leads of interest.
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETHIMMA-21845On 5 June 1963 Douglas J. FEINGLASS, Staff Agent, arrived in Mexico to replace Howard G. SAFARANO, the Station translator for Russian language conversations appearing on LIENVOY and LIFEAT lines, SAFARANO departed PCS on 18 June thus freeing an inside slot for use by an operations officer, FEINGLASS' usefulness to the Station is handicapped by his inability to transcribe the Spanish portion of the reels from the Soviet coverage. This, despite Headquarters assurance that he could do these transcriptions. However, he has settled into outside living conditions with a minimum of difficulty.For the present, a monitor from the LIENVOY tap center is transcribing the Spanish portion of the above take. There is a Station backlog of Soviet tapes numbering about 50 which accumulated during the period when FEINGLASS was trying unsuccessfully to transcribe the Spanish. The backlog is being retained until Orville HORSFALL arrives. In addition to the Russian trans- crptions, FEINGLASS also ellps the transcripts for individual dossiers thus relieving the Station Case Officer for Soviet operations of a clerical task. After the arrival of HORSFALL. the Mexico Station will review requirements for outside translators and make recommendations for future use of FEINGLASS.In early June to support the AMROD operation, the Station requested full transcripts of the Cuban Embassy lines. In addition, Thomas G. URQUHART (ps) while on temporary duty in Mexico was given access to the LIENVOY tap center to review the traffic on a current basis.4. Exploitation of LIENVOY information.Coverage of the Cuban, Czech, and Soviet Embassies provided details of their personnel, their contacts, travel and other useful CE data. In most all cases of official travel, LIENVOY gave the Station advance information when reservations were made. Confirmation of the travel is, of course, obtained through the LIFIRE project.The traffic is reviewed for English speaking persons who might be U. S. citizens making contact with Soviet or Soviet Satellite Embassies for political or other reasons. On 20 May 1963 an English speaker identifying himself as Albert Kennedy called the Soviet Embassy and requested political asylum for himself, his wife and seven children. Subsequent investigation revealed that he was also a protection case at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico. Appropriate U. S. agencies were advised of Subject's contact with the Soviet Embassy.5. Liaison.During this reporting period there were no meetings between the Chief of Station KUBARK and LITENSOR; however, regular contact was maintained with LIELEGANT and LIERGO.6. Security.There were no security incidents within the project during this month. As reported in MEXI-5170, 26 June 1963, the true name of a KUBARK case officer was revealed to the Cuban Embassy by a caller who refused to identify himself. From the transcript it appeared that the Cuban Embassy was not interested in making contact with the caller who claimed to have details of KUBARK operations in Mexico,7. Technical.Arnold AREHART, staff agent, has kept the equipment working
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETHMMA-21845effectively. As Headquarters is being advised by separate cable, the MexicoStation does not plan to replace the present LIENVOY equipment until the nextPresidential candidate is named, assuming of course that this will occur withinthe next few weeks.S. Personnel,On 17 June Robert B. RIGGS resumed meeting Arnold AREHART androutine case officer functions for LIENVOY, Gregory PARMUTH meetsDouglas J. FEINGLASS daily to deliver and receive the Soviet Embassytraffic. PARMUTH's assistance in obtaining living quarters and necessarysterile office furniture was responsible for the case with which FEINGLASSwas able to settle into his outside staff agent status.In the opinion of Thomas G. URQUHART, who has spent some timeInside the tap center, Arnold F. AREHART is doing a commendable job inthe management of the center. In addition, AREHART has a general aware-ness of the take from each line. When leads of Interest appear, he notifiesthe Station immediately so that action can be taken,Willard C. CURTIS contacts LIENVOY-2 when the Station desirescontact with the Mexicans directly or when AREHART is absent,9. Production,The volume of paper produced by this project is hardly reflected informal disseminations, operational cables, and dispatches which numbered39 during June. The daily summaries, the transcripts from two Czech lines,five Soviet lines, and five Cuban lines are retained for background use inStarton files. They could be more fully exploited for reporting purposes ifpersonnel were available.There is attached a list of reports, cables and dispatches forwardedto Headquarters during this month,![signature of Willard C. Curtis]Willard C. CURTISAttachment:As stated above.Distribution:2 - C/WHD w/att2 - Files30 July 1963PAGE NOTHREE
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# LIENVOY PRODUCTIONJune 1963MEXI'sMEXI 5170MEXI 5169 (HMM 7465)MEXI 5128MEXI 5111MEXI 5089MEXI 5072MEXI 5071 (HMM 7437)MEXI 5066 (HMM 7426)MEXI 5048 (HMM 7415)MEXI 5035 (HMM 7412)MEXI 4998 (HMM 7404)MEXI 4966HMMA'sHMMA 21647HMMA 21594HMMA 21593HMMA 21540HMMA 21530HMMA 21487HMMA 21474HMMA 21464HMM'sHMM 7466HMM 7467HMM 7461HMM 7457HMM 7448HMM 7442HMM 7435HMM 7405HMM 7403HMM 7401HMM 7335HMM 7333HMM 7378HMM 7374HMM 7369HMM 7367HMM 7364HMM 7363HMM 736012 8 19 39![Eschedaria]
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGETO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 8INFO : ADOP, CI/IC 2, SAS 8, RF 2SECRET 2817542DIR CITE MEXI 5498REF DIR 36443826 JUL 63 IN 87722AGREED MERE VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTS NOT NEEDED ROUTINELY. RESUMES ALERT CASE OFFICERS TO CONVERSATIONS MAY WANT IN FULL. TAPES CAN BE FARMED OUT TO AREHART OR OTHER CONTRACT PERSONNEL OR HANDLED BY STAFFER CONCERNED. URQUHART AGREES THIS SATISFACTORY FOR HIS PURPOSES AND UNAWARE OTHER SAS NEEDS THIS TIME.SECRETC/S COMMENT: SUGGESTED CURTIS RAISE QUESTION VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS OF LIENVOY PERIMEN TAKE WITH DAINOLD WHILE LATTER MEXI.GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, FHDINFO: Chief, SASFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Transmittal of LESNOY ResumesACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:TYFICREF: DIR 43214Attached, for addressees, are copies of the LIANTOY Resumes for 9, 10, and 11 May 1963.Willard C CURTISAttachment:As stated aboveDistribution:2 - C/WHD, w/att2 - C/SAS, w/att4 - FilesCS COPY FILED IN 5-6-6-75/3![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and reclassification]CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE TYPED: 13 June 1963FILE NUMBER:201-20461P-579
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JUEVES 9 mayo 198507:55 El Ing. Jorge Limón pregunta por el periodista Limón. La secretaria dice que todavía se encuentra dormido. Limón deja el siguiente recado: "que no vaya a la cita que tenía hoy en su despacho pues se acordó cancelarla hasta que yo hable con él".09:46 VICTOR pregunta al maestro revista cie…. pregunta al maestro sobre qué fue del artículo de hoy caliento y ….caliento y. Limón dice que no sabe, pero que sin calentar… muy bueno, donde dice que Limón lo regañó. Continua diciendo que le responderá con argumentos objetivos y diceescrito para hablar en la casa…Quiere volver nuevamente sobre la ley histórica. Cambia. Víctor pregunta que qué le pareció la planinha, el… sobre todo al artículo de él en siempre. Caliento aquel blanco y que se de que Caliento es de… cae “de allí hubiera pedido caliento y…. caliento del la jerarquía y contestó el artículo de Caliento o Caliento por el… caliento caliento por el artículo de Caliento”. Víctor comenta que lo de…. articulo de Calientodice que lo "fol klorica".Limón también a….Limón que “se lo otro luego platicamos, pasa en principio. y se aceptó la integración de nuevos miembros ayer. reunión, aunque no se discutieron individualmente. Limón, sí se aceptó en principio la idea”.09:55 Limón( Xolte) pregunta a la Embajada Cubana por Y. En este contexto Ramón pregunta a su vez a Caliente por cosas que la mandó. Caliente contestó y cumple que…. Caliente que los caseros se han resuelto”. lo que le extraña es que Caliente no.. intereses en…. por lo que les interesa en Río por ….poco.mucho lugar… Maló la voz….Que está en las calles de Histori por el cin….co, él tiene un cargo suculento…..cargotiempo y le gustaria que fuera lo mas pronto…. responde que ahora mismo cosa a la comisión …calentando que está vestido con un traje ris…….le informa que no está y que…… en regresar a México, pero sugiere a Limón con…..