Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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a.Zt. Oberursel/Ta., den 23.0.1962In Begleitung eines Dolmetschers erscheint der angebliche ausländische Flüchtling.Georg Frank Sanders,geb. am 25. Juli, 1919 in Tiflis/Georgien/UdSSR.,wohnhaft in Oberursel/Ts., Hohenmarkstr. 145,Beruf: Elektroingenieur,Staatsangeh.: ungeklärt, fr. UdSSR,Eltern: Simon S. und Maria geb. Kantscheli, beide verstorben,und erklärt wie folgt:*   "Ich weiß, weshalb ich heute hier befragt werden soll. Mein Dolmetscher hat mir auch gesagt, daß ich die Wahrheit angeben soll, da sonst die Gefahr besteht, daß meine Anerkennung als ausländischer Flüchtling gefährdet ist.Ich wurde als ältestes Kind meiner Eltern geboren. Ich hatte noch einen Bruder, der aber kurz nach der Geburt verstorben ist.Mein Vater war von Beruf Ingenieur, ist aber bereits im Jahre 1924 verstorben. Ich selbst kann sich an meinen Vater nicht mehr erinnern. Meine Mutter ist im Jahre 1934 an eines Herz-schlag verstorben. Sie war zuletzt Kassiererin in einem Schuhreparatur-Geschäft in Tiflis.Meine Schulzeit begann im Jahre 1927, wo ich an meinen Geburtsort bis 1934 die dortige Deutsche Schule besuchte. Es war eine Schule, in der nach deutschen Gesichtspunkten unterrichtet wurde. Wir bedienten uns zu damaliger Zeit der deutschen Sprache und hatten nur wenige Stunden, wo wir in der georgischen Sprache unterrichtet wurden.Im Jahre 1934 kam ich, nachdem ich durch eine Prüfung die Befähigung nachweisen mußte, zum Elektro-Technikum in Tiflis, dem auch ein Internat angeschlossen war. Die finanziellen Mittel für diese Schule brauchte ich nicht aufbringen, sondern hatte ein Stipendium.An dieser Lehranstalt studierte ich vier Jahre Physik, Mathematik, Geschichte, Englisch und Literatur.- 2 -
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Neben der eigentlichen Fachausbildung erhielten wir auch eine vormilitärische Ausbildung, in der Körperschule mit eingeschlossen war. Während der Sommerferien waren die Studenten meist auf einer Kolchose beschäftigt, um so an der Bergung der Ernte mitzuhelfen.Im Fruhjahr 1938 hatte ich meine Abschlußprüfung. Ich bestand diese und erhielt mein Diplom.Schon von der Lehranstalt wurden uns Arbeitsplätze zugewiesen. Wir mußten uns zu diesem Zweck auf zwei Jahre verpflichten. Ich würde sagen, daß damit eine gewisse Rückzahlung der uns gewährten Gelder zum Zwecke des Studiums geleistet werden sollte. Ich selbst kam zur Maschinen-Traktoren-Station, die später in Reparatur-technische-Station umbenannt wurde. Mein Arbeitsplatz befand sich in Zschakaja.Am 28. August 1941 wurde ich zur russischen Armee eingezogen. Ich kam nach Baku. Es handelte sich um eine Flakeinheit, die in der Daljanskiji Kaserne untergebracht war. Nach meiner zweimonatigen Grundausbildung wurde ich als Kraftfahrer ausgebildet.Zum Schluß meiner Dienstzeit war ich Fahrer des Divisionskommandeurs, Oberstleutnant GURGENIDSE.Im Jahre 1944 wurde ich zum Feldwebel befördert. Mit diesem Dienstgrad habe ich auch 1946 die Armee verlassen. Es war im September. Ich kehrte wieder an meinen früheren Arbeitsplatz zurück, den ich bis zu meiner Flucht innehatte.Nun zu meinen Fluchtgründen:Trotsdem ich in einem kommunistischen Land geboren und erzogen worden war, begann ich doch schon frühzeitig zu verstehen, daß für die Einzelperson keine persönliche Freiheit bestand. Es war mir auch klar, daß persönlicher Aufstieg nicht von dem Talent und der Rechtschaffenheit eines Menschen abhing, sondern von dem Ausmaß der politischen Betätigung. Ich erkannte die kommunistischen Lügen, da die Wirklichkeit so verschieden von der offiziellen Propaganda war. Während und nach dem Kriege traf ich Menschen, die westliche Länder besucht hatten und ich war in der Lage, Bruchstücke der Wahrheit über den Unterschied in den Lebensarten aus diesen Erzählungen abzuleiten, obwohl alle diese Berichte sehr vorsichtig vorgebracht wurden.
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- 3 -Ich hörte schließlich auch noch westliche Sonder, um mich zu orientieren. Keine feindliche Einstellung zum Kommunismus wurde immer stärker und es wurde fur mich immer schwieriger, mich mit meinen Redensarten zu kontrollieren und diesen Gefuhlen nicht offen Ausdruck su verleihen.In Juni 1962 kan schließlich der Sicherheitsdienst zu ir an meinen Arbeitsplats. In der anschließenden Vernehmung wurde ich beschuldigt, ein langjähriges Hitglied einer georgischen Riderstandegruppe zu sein und regierungofeind- liche Außerungen getan su haben. Obwohl ich solche Außerungen bei verschiedenen Velegenheiten gemacht hatte und deshalb schuldig in Sinno dea letzteren Trile der Anschuldigungen war, konnte ich fuhlen, daß der Sicherheitsdienst nicht genügond Informationen besaß. Ich verneinte deshalb alle Anschuldigungen.Kach langem Verhör wurde ich in meine Wohung entlassen und erhielt die Auflage, meinen
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#Ich versteckte mich wieder und wartete die sun Abend. Ich ging schließlich wieder ino Unoot und sohwnam nun der Klinto entlang. Ich aithte mich wieder die ganze Nacht ab, ohne daß ich genau wußte, wo ich mich befand. In Morgengrauen ging ich wieder an Land. Ich hielt mich aunlichot in einer Höhle versteckt. In Lufe der nachfolgenden Stunden Ars traf ich einon Knaben von etwa 11 oder 12 Jahren. Von tha erfuhr ich, daß ich mich auf turkischen Gobict, in der Nähe von Kemal-Pascha befand. Da ich immer noch nicht Sicherheit hatte, versteckte ich mich weiterhin zwei Tage. Der Not chorohend, näherte ich mich schließlich der Ortschaft Kenal-Pancha. Hit meinen russischen Sprachkenntnissen konnte ich mich den herbeigekomenen Personen nicht verständlich machen. Man dadrohte mich mit Stöcken und Axten, bie ich sie schließlich Uberzeugen konnte, daß ich aus dem russ. Gebiet käme und um Hilfe bitte. Männer der Ortschaft übergaben sich schließlich don militärisohen Behörden in Keral-Parcha.Dei meiner Flucht war ich lediglich mit einer Badehos begleitet. An den Fußon hatte ich Schwimaflossen. Weiter trug loh oin Klappmeaner bei mir, ait dom ich mich in Netfalle vorteidigon wollte..Durch turkische Behörden kan ich nach Ersorua und von dort nach Istanbul, in das Fluchtlingslager. Am 6.7.62 Ubernahmen mich U-Behörden, die mich noch am gleichen Ige nach Deutschland brachten..Das ist die Wahrheit. Ich bitte, mich als ausl. Fluchtling anzuorkennen, weil ich aus politischen Gründen und aus Anget vor Verfolgung meine Heimat vorinsson habe. Ich bin bisher noch nicht bestraft.Wegen moiner Zukunftoabsichten befragt, erklhre ich, daß ich auszuwandern gedenke. Be ist aber auch nicht ausge schlossen, daß ich mich in Europa niederlasse. Doe 10t alles, was ich von mir aus und auf Befragon angen kann.Die in russischer Sprache gefuhrto Verhandlung habe ich veretanion und bestätige die Richtigkeit durch meine Unterschrift,Geschlossent![signature of Rogner KOM]G. Sandersv. g. u.![illegible text]
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# TERMINATION AGREEMENTThe undersigned hereby acknowledges that a contractual relationship has heretofore existed between him and the Government of the United States of America (hereinafter referred to as "the Government"). The Government has fully and completely satisfied all of its obligations to the undersigned.The undersigned on behalf of himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns hereby releases and forever discharges the Government, its officers, agents and employees from any and all debts, claims, benefits or demands arising out of the above mentioned contractual relationship.The undersigned fully understands and appreciates the fact that the prior relationship between the parties and all infomation and knowledge acquired in the course of said relationship (particularly with reference to persons and methods employed by the Government, are the property of said Government and constitute military secrets affecting its security. The undersigned knows and understands that these are protected by German Law under the provisions of Annex A to the Convention on Fights and Obligations of Foreign Forces in the Federal Republic of Germany.The Government is highly appreciative of the excellent services heretofore rendered by the undersigned. However, to preserve the security above mentioned, it is further unierstood and agreei that both parties shall hereafter disavow that the relationship ever existed.The undersigned further agrees he possesses no right, title or interest in any information or knowledge arising out of said relationship and he further solemnly swears that he will never divulge, publish or reveal by word, conduct or any other means the fact of said relationship nor any such knowledge or information arising therefrom except as authorised in writing by the sens official of the Governssant as that who witnesses this path.Frankfurt/Main, this 3rd day of March 1964![signature of Georg F. Sanders](L.S.)WITNESS:![signature of William Wermuth]SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT B TODISPATCH NO. EGOA-21573DATED 4 JUNE 1964
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SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT C TODISPATCH NO. EGOA-21573DATED 4 JUNE 1964IDEN LISTDAVID de PANASKHET.GEORG REINERDAVID TZITZICHVILI![MICROFILMED JUN 16 1934 DOC. MICRO. SER.]
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EXCERPT FROM EGCA 21181 - HARVARD RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY FOR JANUARY 1964:WIROGUESubject's new legend has been translated into German and given to the ODIBEX Camp King representatives who will use it as the basis for a new political recognition interview story. As soon as the new story is completed copies will be placed in the various files to replace copies of the old story. At this point, Subject's documentation will be completely in order and actual resettlement should be accomplished in a few days.
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SECRET-2-Case Name Action TakenDS-130 (Cont) HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Subject's processing for immigration to the U.S. under Public Law 414 has already been completed. He is scheduled to depart 28 October 1963 via an ICEM flight for New York where CAMANTILLA will meet and assist. Until this departure date he will occupy HARVARD housing and continue his study of English.DS-133 Profession: Mechanical EngineerRec'd by HARVARD: 30 September 1963From: CABEZONENationality: PolishAge: 30No. of Dependents: 0Resettlement Officer: Arthur A. LIFALLHARVARD Resettlement Aims: Immigration to Canada (see EGOA 20576, dated 24 September 1963).C. Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage II)Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period:DS-924 Camp King informed HARVARD that Subject had applied for a Reiseausweis renewal in order to visit the FEDREP. Headquarters' answer to HARVARD's query re adviseability of issuing renewal will be passed to the appropriate authorities, thru Camp King, when received.DS-125 While immigration to the U.S. under P.L. 86-648 was initiated for Subject and his family (see EGOA-20570, 18 September 63), HARVARD now feels his best chances for U.S. entry, in view of his long C.P. membership, is under P. L. 414 first preference (see FRAN 2170). Preliminary discussions have been held with AMCONGEN and an advisory opinion will be obtained.DS-127 Application for U.S. immigration under P. L. 86-648 has been formally turned down by the local I&NS office. CABEZONE is currently awaiting Headquarters reaction to EGOA-20573, 19 September which recommends P. L. 110 handling.* 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 IC.SECRET
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SECRET-3-II. AGENT CASES:| Case Name | Action Taken || --------- | ------------ |A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:CAHAVOC - 1 | Subject continues to be of interest to FOB and will occupy HARVARD housing until he is successful in his attempts to find an apartment on the economy.WIROGUE | Background material for Subject's new legend has been acquired with the assistance of Stage I. HARVARD hopes to begin the final stages of Subject's resettlement in the near future.IDEN-264* | Subject immigrated to the U.S. 5 September 1963 on PAA FLT #73.IDEN-272 | The initial stages of FEDREP political recognition have been completed. Subject's position has been legalized to the extent that he is now looking for employment on the economy.IDEN-274 | With the assistance of CAMANTILLA Subject commenced his photographic training in Hamburg on 10 September. Upon completion of his schooling (in early 1964) he will be given the monetary grant awarded by Headquarters as compensation for his eight-year imprisonment.B. Received During Reporting Period:NONEC. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action During Reporting Period:AEBLANKET-2 | HARVARD C. O. ORME K. DAPONNAT and former HARVARD C. O. DAVID R. REINBOLD visited Subject at her request. She asked for help for a girlfriend who had become involved in possible foreign intelligence activities in the local area. Arrangements were made for REINBOLD to introduce an FOB/CE C.O. to Subject.AEPOLE-25 | Additional correspondence has been exchanged with Subject in connection with his attempting to establish with FEDREP authorities that he contributes to the support of his children living in the USSR.SECRET
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SECRET-4-DIHESITANTAt the request of FOB/SAT, HARVARD has been in contact with AMCONGEN FRAN to establish most expeditious way for Subject to be processed for immigration to the U.S. Immigration is complicated by the fact that Subject and wife are residing in another country and for security reasons must not be processed at the U.S. Consulate located in that country.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-238,241,242HARVARD maintains periodic contact with this family and continues to pay the widow of IDEN 238 a monthly subsistence payment of DM 150.IDEN-239 & 240HAPVARD arranged for a meeting between the local representative of CAMANTILLA and an FOB/SAT C. O. to discuss the possibility for continued financial assistance to Subjects through U.S.E.P.IDEN 263The New York office of CAMANTILLA has brought to HARVARD's attention the recurring difficulties which it has had with Subject. This problem was discussed with FOB/SAT and a summary of the situation forwarded to Headquarters in FROB 5827.* 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 IIC.SECRET
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EXCERPT FROM EGOA 20791 (PARVARD Resettlement Summary)October 63WIROGUESubject's new legend has been prepared and will be used to provide the details for a new FEDREP political recognition interview. The next step will be to arrange to have the new interview story substituted for the old thus paving the way for Subject's permanent resettlement.201-133477
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# DISPATCHTOChief, EBChief of Base, BonnFROMChief, Coordination & Support Base/FrankfurtSUBJECTCADETONE/HARVARDBackstopping of Resettlement & Disposal CasesDATE9 September 1963ACTION INFOFYIREFERENCES:A. FRAN 6399B. BONN 4139C. EGOS 11325D. EGOT 188681. References represent an initial misunderstanding of the problem of WIROGUE which is now being clarified.2. The problem of backstopping of resettlement and disposal cases has been carefully reviewed by elements of CSB concerned including CABETONE, MKTOPAZ and CATHINK. In this connection there is attached a copy of a memorandum dated 27 August 1963 from Chief/MKTOPAZ which outlines the current situation. As will be noted MKTOPAZ has and will expand its capability for procurement of operational documents independent of the 513th ICG. It is believed that the present procedures for backstopping of resettlement and disposal cases should be continued. In theory an independent capability is desirable but not really practical at this time. Creation of an independent capability for backstopping resettlement cases would require duplication of the procedures and practices now followed by Mr. Willms of the 513th ICG. In addition, we would not have the advantage of hiding our cases from the Germans among other Army disposal cases. Furthermore, USAREUR has requested notification prior to contact with any German officials of any sensitive cases which we may desire to handle without military assistance--see USAREUR letters dated 7 August 1961 and 25 March 1962, attached. With considerable effort it would be possible to backstop some of our resettlement and disposal cases directly with German officials. It would be quiet difficult, however, to prevent the Army from learning of such action which is contrary to the USAREUR request.3. It is possible that the FEDREP will enact new legislation on the control of non-German refugees. Likewise, new FEDREP emergency laws may affect this type of case. We will keep this situation under review and in the event the circumstances change will initiate appropriate action.Attachments: (H/W)1. Memo dtd 27 Aug '632. USAREUR Ltr dtd 7 Aug '613. USAREUR Ltr dtd 23 Mar '62Distribution:2 - C/EE w/atts1 - COE/Bonn w/o attsNORRIS D. WALLACH
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Follow #l to RichmondTurn RIGHT off #1 on #lól approximately2 miles *before* you reach Richmond City limits.Follow #161 over 5¢ toll bridge to #360.Turn right on #360 to $153.Turn left on #153 to #460.Turn RICHT on #1460 to Blackstone.Turn LEFT on road to main gate Camp PickettAt Main Gate call Bldg. No. 2813.Operator will place call. Escort will meetyou at main gate.Bldg. 2813 Ext. 4120cash for:SKIRAYROY![signature of David Diamant]201-233477
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Leophlville October 3.Dear DanAs you can see I am back to Leo and in the same time to my job in the Air Force. I have crossed the river from Brazzaville to Leo without any trouble though that was and still is closed to anyone without a diplomatic passport.So far so well but I have to ask you to send me back, soon as possible my two laisser Passer. I have shown you when I was at Albion Towers Hotel. Those laisser-passer are very important for my own security and my travelling and it will be almost impossible to find two other wour Identification cards like that. The situation is a little tense and troubled.The white peoples are nervous because the feeling of insecurity between Gijunga's growing influence and the today's Government failure to find the right solution for the present complet derenga-nisation of this country and his man for the Soume of the Sonich, when I can back to my office everybody was happy to see us again and the secretary of the House wonder what will happen to you. 1) Reiner, we are glad to have you here now. live meet you wery much (?!!). I hope your health is good now....Meanwhile I have seen Norman and I have let him know what I was doing now. I suppose he will make his report to you.If you want take contact with me you can always write to
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Monsieur Georg RainerBP. 2949Leopoldville/CongoThis is my mail-box. I'll be glad to do anything in my possibility.Give my best regard to Pat and please give him my address also to Max wich I have seen in Frankfurt/Main just two days before my departure at the Airport.I hope you are in good health.George> [Figure: Scan of the lower portion of the document displaying the envelope and address details.]> ATTACHMENT #1> AIR MAIL PAR AVION> 201-231477
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEINDEX-CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.NO INDEX-CLASSIFY TO FILECROSS REFERENCE TO FILE NOFILE NO DESTROY RET TO BRANCHSIGNATUREACTION:INFO: CI, CI/OPS, FI, CDC, AF4, SR 6, S/C 2SECRET 191519ZFRAN INFO DIR FROS CITE BONN 4357HARVARD LOIMPROVE WIROGUEREF FOAM 7497, (NOT TO FROB) (IN 88759) &19 MAR 1963 IN39733SUGGEST YOST DISCREET WAY OBTAIN INEO REQUIRED IS QUERYTO CARAVEL.SECRETC/S COMENT: STATED FOR RESETTLEMENT PURPOSES IT IMPORTANT HARVARD KNOW WHETHERWIROGUE LISTED INTERPOL.| ROUTING | INITIAL || ------- | ------- || RID/AN  | M       || RID/MIS | H       || RIA/PS  |         || AD/FI   |         || AF/7    |         || DESTROY |         |701-233477GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING & DECLASSIFICATIONPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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# SECRETDEX-CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 203347740 INDEX-CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.CROSS REFERENCE TO FILE NO.FILE RIO DESTROY RETTO BRANCH ✗SIGNATURECLASSIFIED MESSAGE201-233477ACTION: SE AF/4INFO: CI, CI/OPS, FI, CDC, AF 4, SR 6, S/C 2 EL4R SECRET 181611ZBONN INFO DIR CITE FRAN 7407HARVARD LCIMPROVE VIROGUE 18 MAR 1963 !IN88799REF FRAN 6489 (CN 62960) 81. 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.R SECRETC/S COMMENT: SUGGESTED CAVATA BE ADVISED WIRAGE WILL PROBABLY BE RESETTLEDOUTSIDE GERMANY.| ROUTING | IFTTTT || ------- | ------ || RID/AN  | M      || RID/MIS | A      || RUBAPS  |        || MOVES   |        || AF/7    |        || IDSEROY |        |201-233477GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN-GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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6 FEB 63DIRECTORFRANKFURTEE 6CI, CI/OPS, FI, CDC, TSD 5 AF, SR 6, S/C 2ROUTINGFEB 6 15112 03ROUTINEJohnBONN INFO DIR BRLN CITE FRAN 6489HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS VIROGUEREF BONN 4139(60901)ING29601. ORDER KEEP CAVATA OUT OF WIROGUE CASE THEY MAY BE   INFORMED WIROGUE IS OF CONTINUING OPS INTEREST TO AIS. HOWEVER   AS HARVARD EXPLAINED DURING OCA VISIT BONN 5 FEB WIROGUE WAS AND   IS STRICTLY RESETTLEMENT CASE OF NO AIS OPS INTEREST.2. SUGGEST CAVATA ALSO BE ADVISED WIROGUE WILL PROBABLY BE   RESETTLED OUTSIDE GERMANY.Internal Security ServiceEND OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: * REQUESTED INFORM CAVATA THROUGH NORMAL CHANNELS.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE : 2 FEB 63TO : DIRECTORFROM : BONNACTION: EE 6INFO : CI, CI/OPS, FI, CDC, TSD 5, AF 4, SR 6, S/C 2PRITY FRAN INFO DIR BRLN CITE BONN 4139HARVARD LCINPROVE CAVATA TECHS GIROGUEREF FRAN 6399 (w 60224)INE09011. SINCE THIS IS APPARENTLY A KUSARK 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 CABEZONE CASE FEEL STAGE I DEBRIEFING   AND ASSESSMENT WHICH NORMALLY PASSED CAVATA WILL SATISFY LATTER'S   NEEDS. ON OTHER HAND IF KUBARK HAS CONTINUING OPERATIONAL   INTEREST AS PARAGRAPH 2 IMPLIES WE CAN INFORM CAVATA ACCORDINGLY   THROUGH NORMAL CHANNELS.3. PLEASE ADVISE.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *FRAN ASKED BONN ADVISE IF DESIRES WILLMS CHECK IN WITH BONNPRIOR VISIT CAVATA.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE : 1 FEB 63TO : DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTACTION: EE 6INFO: CI, CI/CPS, FI, CDC, TSD 5 AF, S/C 2---ROUTINEFCS 1 14202 63---ROUTINE*Soft filo*INS0224---PRITY BONN INFO DIR BRLN CITE FRAN 6399HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS VIROGUEREF EGNA 250831.  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---SECRET201. 233477EXCLUDED FROM AUTO-MATIC DOWNGRADING &DECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy file.