Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETDATE: 1 FEB 63TO: DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTACTION: EE 6INFO: CI, CI/OPS, FI, CDC, TSDRE Filing (chica onei:No CS Record Value. Destroy.N' file this copy as indicatedDetach copy filed as indicatedS/C/2Signature:FILE NO. 201-233477| ROUTING |     || ------- | --- || 1       | 4   || 2       | 5   || 3       | 6   |FEB 1 1420Z 63ROUTINEPRITY BONN INFO DIR BRLN CITE FRAN 6399HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS VIROGUEREF EGNA 25083IN602241. SUBJ REF IS HARVARD AGENT DISPOSAL CASE VIROGUE REGISTERED CAMP KING WHERE HE PROCESSED 28 AUG 62 FOR POLITICAL RECOGNITION IN ORDER LEGALIZE HIM FOR RESETTLEMENT.2. CASE DISCUSSED WITH MR. JOHN WILLMS 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.3. PLS ADVISE PRIORITY IF YOU DESIRE WILLMS CHECK IN WITH YOU PRIOR HIS VISIT CAVATA.END OF MESSAGE| ROUTING | INITIAL || ------- | ------- || W       |         || H.      |         |FORM 1389 a201-233477SECRETEXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING & DECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No. (35)
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGE## S-E-C-R-E-TORIG : John KellyUNIT: AF/5EXT : 5032DATE: 26 January 1963IT'S NO. 201-235477ROUTING14253622 31 09TO: FRANKFURT LEOPOLDVILLE RE Filing (destroy,No CS Record Vale Pastrov,RI file this copy mehiatel 43-43Branch copy filed as indicatedRE Indexing (check one):MarkedNone requiredDEFERREDXX ROUTINEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/AF 3Signature:INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TSD 3, CDC, C/EE 3, C/SR 4, S/C 2.TO FRAN INFO LEOP CITE DIR 12271RUBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUE 12271![illegible annotation]![stamp DESENITIZED per CSN 43-43-]![RI COPY stamp]|         |     || ------- | --- || AUVAN   |     || RID/MIS |     || RID/FI  |     || DESTROY |     |FORM 1389 a![stamp DESENITIZED per CSH. 43-43-]201-235477(35)
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGE## S-E-C-R-ETORIG: John KellyUNG: 15EXT: 70DATE: January 1963TO: FRANKFURT LEOPOLDVILLEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/AF3INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TSD 3, CDC, C/EE, CSR 43-42, SR 4, S/C 2TO: FRAN INFO: LEOPRYBAT: HARVARD TECHS WIROQUEREF EGOA 18988.ROUTING![Routing Table]22 JAN 63 01 09zSIG CEN![Signature]DEFERREDXX ROUTINECITE DIR 1227112271 JKNOT TO EXCEED #3,000.1.  HQS RECOMMENDS IMPLEMENTATION PARA 3 B REFA CONCUR OPIBEX    LETTER ATTESTING TO SOLVENCY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS RATHER THAN LUMP SUM.AFRKHAND HAVE CAPABILITY PROVIDE IN GENERAL TERMS INFO REQUESTED PARA 3 DREF IF LAGEND AND SPECIFIC DATES SUPPLIED.END OF MESSAGE![Signature]C/EERELEASING OFFICER![Signature]AF/COPSAUTHENTICATING OFFICERGROUP IExcluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No. 111-233477
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-T261-237477|     | ROUTING || --- | ------- || 1   | 4       || 2   | 5       || 3   | 6       |DATE: 10 JAN 63 JMὉ: DIRECTORROM: FRANKFURT C/AF-3ACTION: Shes AF/5INFO: ADDP, C/CI, CDC, C/TSD 2, C/AFJAN 10 14232 63ROUTINEIN 47630TO: DIR. INFO: LEOPCITE FRAN 5867RYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUE| ROUTING | INITIAT || ------- | ------- || RID/AN  |         || RID/IIS |         |per CSN 43-43201-233477
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DATE: 071 10 JAN 63TO : DIRECTOR-FROM: FRANKFURTACTION: C/AF 3INFO: C/EE 3, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING123456JAN 10 18212 63ACTION CHANGEROUTINEIN 47630 A FRAN 5867TO INFO CITE JohnRYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEC/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE TO AF BY A. STEEL, EE, EXT. 6023 IN COORDINATION WITH SANDRA STEEL, AF, EXT. 5032.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.lol-233477Copy No.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE 10 JAN 63 JMTO DIRECTORFROM FRANKFURTACTION: C/EE 3INFO : ADDP, C/CI, CDC, C/TSD 2, C/AF 3, S/C 2ROUTINGJAN 10 1423Z 63ROUTINEIN 47630TO DIR INFO LEOP CITE FRAN 5867RYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUEPLS REPLY EGOA-18888.END OF MESSAGE![signature of John]S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. EXCLUDED FROM AUTO-MATIC DOWNGRADING &DECLASSIFICATION 101-233477Copy No.
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S-E-C-R-E-THARVARDMONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY1 31 January 1963AGENTS AND IDENTITIES CASE OFFICER STATUSCAHAVOC-1 DARONNAT Subject's papers for emplcy-ment with the Bundeswehr-sprachdienst are still beingprocessed. In the meantimeSubject continues to occupyHARVARD housing.CANDARE-3 REINBOLD Subject's housing problemremains unchanged. Thereis ne indication when theproblem will be solved.DMMARGIN-3 REINBOLD Subject's political recognitionand Reiseausweis are expectedeariy in February. At thattime the case will be closed.> [Figure: An asterisk to the left of the word WIROGUE indicates special attention.]> WIROGUE DARONNAT HARVARD will begin making> arrangements for Subject's> South American immigration> processing.IDENTITY-264 DARONNAT HARVARD expects Subject'svisa to be issued in March.IDENTITY-266 REINBOLD Subject will remain inHARVARD housing until hisfather, CANDARE-3, locateshousing of his own.DS-997 DARONNAT Profession: ElectricalengineerRec'd by HARVARD: 15 January 1963From: CABEZONEAge: 34Nationality: CzechResettlement Aims: United States ImmigrationEvac. Code: BSubject will be processedfor immigration to theUnited States under PL-414.S-E-C-R-E-TGroup 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading and declassification201-233477.
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TO : DIRECTORFROM : GENEVAACTION: C/EE 3INFO : ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, RI/AiN DUMMYSECRET 091615ZFRAN INFO DIR BERN CITE GNVA 3574 (MIDDAUGH ACTING) 19 AUG 63 IN 96722INK AIROGUE RYZATREF EGOA 197021. REGRET DELAY RESPONDING REF. PLEASE ADVISE WHETHER YOU   STILL INTERESTED CONVERSATION WITH INSTRUMENT 17. LATTER SLATED   LEAVE GNVA NEAR FUTURE FOR POS ICEM HONGKONG.2. INDEX 201-116053.SECRET
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SECRET-2-C. Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage II) Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period:DS-964 HARVARD has learned through CAMANTILLA that Subject and wife have returned to the U.S. where both have found employment and are now apartment hunting.DS-984 At Subject's request HARVARD made arrangements to obtain a duplicate of the deregistration form covering Subject's move from Frankfurt to Neuss in July 1962.DS-999 Subject and family are being assisted in obtaining West German citizenship.DS-127 Subject's Communist Party membership was discussed informally but at some length with the local ODURGE chief. Since the latter believed that Subject's membership would, according to the strict interpretation of the law, be ruled voluntary, processing for immigration to the U.S. under Public Law 110 has been requested.* Resettled during the reporting period. Subject will not appear on next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and the new action described under Category I C.II. AGENT CASES:Case Name Action TakenA. On Hard at Beginning of Reporting Period:CAHAVOC-1 Subject has begun to look for an apartment on the local economy. In the meantime he will continue to occupy HARVARD housing.WIROGUE Subject's legend is being rewritten and when finished will provide the basis for a more plausible political recognition story. HARVARD hopes that with the substitution of the new story for the old, positive steps can be taken for Subject's resettlement.IDEN-264 The morale problem created by the slow moving quota under which Subject is registered for U.S. immigration has required HARVARD to register her for immigration under the Parolee Act. It is expected that Subject will receive her visa in August or September but the Parolee Act will be used in the event the quota continues to remain unchanged.SECRET
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SECRET-3-IDEN-272HARVARD has been informed that Subject, under no condition, should be allowed to return to Austria. ODIBEX is exploring additional possibilities for Subject to stay and work in the FEDREP without restrictions.IDEN-274Subject has been enrolled in a 3 month photography school located in Hamburg. It commences in early September and is designed to prepare students for taking the examination for the masters certificate in photography, a must for someone working in this field in the FEDREP. In the interim, Subject is studying photographyon his own, utilizing borrowed MKTOPAZ equipment.B. Received During Reporting Period:NONEC. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action During Reporting Period:TULANCE-1HARVARD continues to maintain contact with Subject through our local post box and is cabling Headquarters and other appropriate KUBARK elements the gist of each letter received.IDEN-238, 242, and 244HARVARD maintains periodic contact with this family and continues to pay the widow of IDEN-238 a monthly subsistance payment of DM 150. The family has been on vacation during the last three weeks.1 DEN-247Subject contacted HARVARD for the second time in recent weeks. She was visited and the new information passed on to BOB as before (See EGOA-20258, 22 July 1963).I DEN-267At Subject's request HARVARD arranged to obtain a duplicate of the deregistration form covering Subject's move from Frank- furt to Neuss in August 1962.SECRET
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# HARVARDSUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY1 - 31 May 1963I. DRC CASES:| Case Name                                    | Action Taken                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    || -------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || A. On Hand at Reginning of Reporting Period: |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 || DS-102                                       | A firm offer of employment with ODIBEX is anticipated. Subject will then be processed for immigration to the U.S. under PL-110.                                                                                                                                                                                 || DS-108                                       | Subject has a room and temporary employment in Rüsselsheim. He continues to study English while awaiting immigration to the U.S. under the Parolee Act. He was interviewed on 24 May by an Immigration and Naturalization Service Officer and will presumably receive a visa upon completion of the INS checks. || DS-109                                       | Subject has a room and temporary employment in Rüsselsheim. He continues to study English while awaiting immigration to the U.S. under the Parolee Act. He was interviewed on 24 May by an Immigration and Naturalization Service Officer and will presumably receive a visa upon completion of the INS checks. || B. Received During Reporting Period:         |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 || DS-120                                       | Profession: Aircraft Mechanic and Pilot Rec'd by HARVARD: 31 May 1963 From: CABEZONE Nationality: Bulgarian Age: 23                                                                                                                                                                                             |Group 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationSECRET
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SECRETCase NameDS-120 (cont)Action TakenNo. of Deps: 0Resettlement Officer:Arther A. INFALLHARVARD ResettlementAims: German EconomyWhile Subject aspires to be a U.S. military jet pilct, this is from many angles -- unrealistic. It is believed that Subject may, in time, be able to obtain an aircraft mechanic's job in West Germany and possibly a commercial pilot's license. This will probably have te be preceded by work as an automobile mechanic while learning the German language.IDEN-271*Profession: MathematicianRec'd by HARVARD: 7 May 1963From: CABEZONENationality: CzechAge: 40No. of Deps: 0Resettlement Officer:Orme K. DARONNATHARVARD ResettlementAims: German EconomySubject will be processed for political recognition and appropriate FEDREP documentation. He has been made [SEP eligible and through CAMANTILLA will be helped to find work and housing on the local economy.C. Former Cases (or Cases Still in DRC Stage 1) Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Ferind.DS-782HARVARD, at the request of FOB, contacted AMCONGEN Frankfurt to determine the status of Subject's visa application. It was learned that the case can not be written up until necessary checks are completed. It would appear that the case will not he Submitted to Washington for at least three weeks.SECRET
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SECRETCase Name Action TakenDS-999 Subject and family were forwarded application forms for filling out and return in connection with their obtaining West German citizenship. Subject's new address was pouched BOB in response to the latter's request.DS-105 Subject visited the Canadian Consulate in Cologne on 30 May to initiate arrangements for his immigration. HARVARD had briefed him on this trip beforehand in accordance with the information contained in OTTA 0710. He was treated extremely well and ail went very smoothly. It appears that he will be able to immigrate shortly after completion of his Stage II debriefing.IDEN-265 At the request of Subject, HARVARD returned several of his original documents providing proof of schooling.IDEN-273* While Subject's limited handling by CABEZONE is being completed, HARVARD has initiated the procurement of the necessary West German documentation to allow him to remain and work in West Germany. fie will be turned over to CAMANTILLA who will assist him in obtaining employment.1:AGENT CASES:Case Name Action TakenA. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:CAHAVOC-1 Subject began work on 15 May at Di 714 monthly. He will not receive permanent assignment and housing allowance until the end of his probationary period. It is possible, therefore, that he will remain in HARVARD housing until that time.SECRET
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# SECRET## Case NameWIROGUEIDEN-264## Action TakenHARVARD with the assist- ance of Stage I is attempt- ing to work up a suitable legend for use in immi- gration to South America consistent with Subject's political recognition interview.Subject has found work on the local economy at DM 500 monthly. She will continue to stay in HARVARD housing until her visa is issued and immigration can take place.B. Received During Reporting Period:IDEN-272*Profession: Tock DesignerRec'd by HARVARD: 21 May 1963From: Vienna StationNationality: HungarianAge: 27No. of Deps: 0Resettlement Officer:Orme K. DARONNATHARVARD Resettlement Aims:German EconomySubject will be processed for Aufenthaltserlaubnis and registered. He will be picked up as a refugee case by CAMANTILLA and helped to find work and housing on the local economy.C. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action During The Reporting Period:AEPOLE-25HARVARD continues to assist Subject in his efforts to establish, for West German income tax purposes, that he has helped contribute to the support of his ex- wife living in the USSR.DIO-14A request was received from the State of Maryland asking for information on Subject, who immigrated to the U.S. under FL-110 in January 1956. Since all of Subject's records were transferred with him, the inquiry was referred to Headquarters in EGOA- 19903, 28 May 1963.# SECRET
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# SECRET| Case Name | Action Taken || --------- | ------------ |DMMARGIN-3 | In response to a query from BOB, HARVARD provided clarification on the purpose and handling of Subject's Einweisungverfuegung.TULANCE-1 | HARVARD continues to maintain contact with Subject through our local post box and is cabling Headquarters and other appropriate KUBARK elements the gist of each letter received.IDENTITY-238, 241 and 242 | HARVARD maintains periodic contact with this family and continues to pay the widow of Identity-238 a monthly subsistence payment of DM 150.IDENTITY-270 | Additional West German documentation (Abmeldebestaetigung, Versicherungskarte and Lohnsteuerkarte) were obtained during the month and forwarded to BOB. Subject is currently being processed for West German recognition.* See Separate Cover Attachment for true name.III. MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY:A. Effective 10 May 1963, Arthur A. LIFALL, Chief, HARVARD, became the Station Case Officer for Project CAMANTILLA (See EGOA-19737).B. A request for a provisional and full covert security approval on the local ODURGE officer who does the actual interviewing of HARVARD's candidates for immigration has been initiated. CSA has already been obtained on the local ODURGE chief. The additional clearance should allow us to develop an even better working relationship with these officers than has existed heretofore, When received, it is planned to brief both individuals in greater detail on CABEZONE/HARVARD operations.# SECRET
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SECRETUnder Separate Cover Attachment to EGOT-19339, dated 3 June 1963IDENTITY 271 JANOS, Ludvik (FRAN-8548, 2 May 1963)IDENTITY 272 SOS, Zsigmund (FROB-4732, 30 April 1963)IDENTITY 273 RADISAVLJEVIC, Radisav (FRAN-9305, 31 May 1963)SECRET
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# DISPATCHCOS, GenevaChief, XE; Chief, AF; Chief, WHChief of Station, GermanyWIROGUE/ResettlementSee Para 10DIR 24971, dated 15 March 19631. In May 1962 HARVARD took over the task of resettling WIROGUE, a former REDSOX agent candidate and later African Division agent. Per WIROGUE's request and with Headquarters concurrence, HARVARD agreed to help subject in immigrating to South America.2. Subject was relieved of his documents (Austrian passport in alias and not backstopped) and the first steps were taken to prepare for eventual immigration. It was decided that subject would require documentation which would stand up under the investigation of immigration authorities. Therefore, he was given a new name and with the help of SZS and ODIISI received a Beiseinssweets and political recognition from the West German Government. The latter was granted on the basis of a fabricated story in which subject purports to be a defector from the Georgian KGB who escaped while with a tourist group in East Berlin.3. With documentation in order, subject was sent to the local Columbian Consulate to apply for permission to immigrate, as HARVARD had hopes that subject would be able to process on his own with a minimum of red tape by bypassing refugee organization channels and by having letters of recommendation and letters of solvency. This was not the case, and the Columbian Consulate informed subject he could immigrate only by processing through the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration.4. Due to the nature of this case and certain inherent problems, e.g., subject has a criminal record in France and was a long-time resident there, speaks less than fluent Georgian, speaks no Russian even though his story for political recognition indicates he was a lieutenant in the Soviet Army, has no real profession although he is self-taught in the electro-mechanical field and is confident he can pass a job test as master mechanic, etc, it was imperative that the specific details of ICEM processing be learned in order to find out and be prepared for the problems which would certainly arise if he immigrates through ICEM.5. HARVARD discussed the basic outline of the problems with the Chief, Refugee Migration Section, American Consulate General, Munich and Chief, CAMARTALIA, and established that subject's processing through ICEM would include a security investigation and detailed interviews and job testing, since ICEM is determined that only "high level" typos will immigrate through them to South America. HARVARD proposes to continue with the emigration plans and, although Chief SZS and Chief, CAMARTALIA have been most helpful and have been able to learn ICEM procedures taken on refugee migration applicants, they have been forced to refrain from appearing too inquisitive.
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# EGDA 19702...that INSTRUMENT 17 as former special director of ICEM might be able to help with any type of investigation which will be run on subject and possibly be in a position to stop the investigation, possibly if it included a check with INTERPOL.7. HARVARD has been able to establish that subject is not on record with INTERPOL except possibly in France and hopes to have this checked out through CARAVEL within the next month.8. HARVARD had also hoped that INSTRUMENT 17 might have details of the ICEM mechanism which would be desirable to know for a case of this type, especially since a slip-up might cause embarrassment for KUBARK, ODINE and the Federal Republic. With these inside details we would be in a better position to prepare subject for his interview, or, if necessary, to drop the immigration plans. We feel it extremely important to know how many interviews subject will undergo, how searching these interviews will be, the probability that subject will be interviewed in Russian or in Georgian (subject speaks German and fairly good English), what preparations can be made to insure that the processing runs as smoothly as possible, how intensive is the job testing, etc.9. HARVARD had felt that Charles T. HOROWITZ's personal friendship with INSTRUMENT 17 might result in such more additional information regarding the above than would be the case with a meeting between Orme K. DARRAGNAT and INSTRUMENT 17 alone. Hence CAMERONE cable 7285 to Geneva.10. It appears HOROWITZ's presence is no longer required and therefore it is requested that, if INSTRUMENT 17 is in a position to supply the kind of "inside ICEM" informatics HARVARD needs, an appointment be made with INSTRUMENT 17 for Orme K. DARRAGNAT to discuss this problem with him, unless Donovan feels it is in a position to do so on HARVARD's behalf.GENE K. BARCHATAPPROVED:ARNOLD J. LYACKDistribution:2 - COS, Geneva2 - Chief, EE2 - Chief, AP2 - Chief, WH
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DATE : 034 19 MAR 63 7/10CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TTO : DIRECTORFROM: BONNACTION: AF 7INFO: EE 4, S/C 2TO INFO CITEHARVARD LCIMPROVE WIROGUEROUTINGMAR 20 16542 63ACTION CHANGEROUTINEIN 89733A BONN 4350C/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE TO AF BY BILL BRENDLE EE IN COORDINATION WITH JOHN KELLY AF EXT 5457.S-E-C-R-E-TGROUP 1.EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 18 MAR 63TO: DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTACTION: AF 7INFO: EE 4, S/C 2TOINFOfile wirique soft fileHARVARD LCINPROVE WIROGUEROUTINGMAR 20 1654Z 63ACTION CHANGEROUTINEIN 88799 FRAN 7407CITEC/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE TO AF BY BILL BRENDLE EE IN COORDINATION WITH JOHN KELLY AF EXT 5457S-E-C-R-E-T20-233477GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.