Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETHIGHLIGHTS OF LIENVOY COVERAGE OF CUBANEMBASSY, EARLY APRIL 19632 or 3 April 63A man whose name sounds like "Specia" calls Vega, says he must see him very urgently. They will meet at 1400 or 1430.Victor Rico Galan holds what appears to be social chatter with Sinobas. They mention a mutual friend (unnamed) and note things are getting better.A man identified only as Horacio calls Buenaventura (Reyes). They talk about hotels and agres to meet at the Embassy at 1730.The Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobas about the case of a man named Arrelleno or Arellano. Sinobas is out. Bolivian Embassy asks to be called back at telephone 14 00 56.(Comment: Arrellano is of special interest to PACY)Maria Lourdes de la Fena calls for Teresa Proensa, who is out. On a further conversation mention is made of Maria Elena (Vazquez Gomez?) and the two parties agree to mest at 2030 at some place located at the corner of Hamburgo and Genova.Teresa Proenza calls to the fronton for Jose Luis "Azamendi" (probably a jai-alai player). He is cut. She leaves a message for him that there is a letter for him at the Cuban Embassy for his daughter and he can come for it.Vicente Rojo calls Froensa about the bulletin. An envelope was left at the Embassy gate.Mirna Torres calles Buenaventura Royes and they hold a sociable talk. She wants to send a package and letter (probably to Cuba) and they discuss the arrival of the plane 6 April. She says she will bring the things to the Embassy before that.The Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobas. He is out. (This probably has to do with the Arellano case).Misa Nomes Sanches calls for Sinobas, who is out.Dr. Jaime Brana (visiting Cuban doctor) calls Hotel Carmen room 40 for someone and gots no answer. He then asks for the Cuban murse in apt. 5, whose nase is Graciela "Guty". She is also out. Brana says he wants to speak with Harta Valdoz, something about the medical congress.Arana calls Dr. Fausto frejo, with whom he scams to have some social relationship. Trejo is out. Arana asks the woman who answers if he left a Czech notebook from KOVO firm at their home. She looks and says who does not see it there.
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## 2Quillermo Comes calls for Vega. Oomes is the man who left a letter this morning, which was a letter Vega asked for. Their business seems to have to do with passport and visa details. Coses travels a lot and will call back when in town, possibly tomorrow.A number of calls show that Hoberto Jorrin, the gate man, has a local girlfriend he sees quite often and who also visits him at the Embassy. Her name is not knom.## 4 April 1963Elena Vasques Ocues and Teresa Proenza agreed to dine this evening.Teresa Proensa spoke to someone about a passage to Cuba for one Margarita Calderon.Celia Pascual, telephone 25 10 32, describing herself as the sister of Sara, calla Teresa Frosara, Celia says she can take some things over to "Edith" when she goes (presumably to Cuba). Someone's mother is sick.(Comront: This could refer to Edith Buchaos, whose preoccupation with her mother has been noted in the past).## 5 April 1963Ascue in Havan calis Hariano Garcia. The connection is very poor and the Havana end is hard to understand. They mention travel approval for Rafael (?) Hernandes at telephone 35 44 35 and mention something was arranged for Eduardo Rodrigues de la Vega.A woman identifying herself only as Socorro calls for Voga about a matter she says ha already knows of. He is out.An American or Canadian calls long distance and says he plans to leave wherever he is, probably Los Angeles, Cal., via Western Airlines, for Mexico.Immediately after this call someons in the Embassy mentions reservations for Fred Brown fran Canada,Sinobas calls Tomas Harentes, who is out. Sinoban leaves the message that "Ramon called". (rentes may be the former Governor of Yucatan. He has a plan to send money ar passages to someone in Cuba. Sincbas is very anxious to help him and makes a lot of calls about how to do it. Marentes has told Sinobas he has a son weriding for Humberto Rosero at the Presidencia, indicating the son la at Sinobas's disposition. How much this is a matter of mere courtesy could not be determined).Arellano (the Solivian deal) calls for Sinobas, who is cut, and then asks for Vega. He asks Vega if there is any news, and Vega tells him to drop by on 7 April.Hias Comes Arias calls for Sinobas. He is out but will be right back.
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# SECRET3One Mario or Mariano Zevada or Cebada for Sinobas. They talk about a plan the caller had to send money for passages to someone in Cuba and how the bank in Cuba has stated it is impossible.Sinobas calls the Bolivian Ambassador about Arellano, who is going to travel from one country to another.Dolores Gomez Arias to Sinobas (first name basis). She seems to be a journalist, says she wants to meet him to tell him some things.6 April 1963No conversations of salient interest noted.7 April 1963Largoly takon up with several conversations between Jorrin and his girl- friend.8 Apr11 1963Angel Hidalgo calls in for Vega, who is out. It appears Hidalgo and a couple of others are to drop by the Embassy in connection with passports and visas.An unidentified man inside calls Cubana de Aviation about a Canadian nazed Fred Brown who was around to ask about a visa. The man at Cubana says that ho knows nothing of the matter.Armona calls Fred Brown at the Hotel Agnes. He is paged in the restaurant. Armona and someone else will drop by the hotel for Brown at 1645. Brown speaks very little Spanish.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETACTION: C/SAS 5 (COPY ISSUED TO SAS AT 1630 19 APR DD)INFO : DD, ADOP, C/CI, C/FI 2, CAH 5, S/C 2SECRET 191845ZPRITY DIR CITE NEXI 4237RYBAT TYPIC19 APR 1963 IN21426REF A DIR 33114B DIR 324711. ON 17 APR 63, AT 1035, SCANTLING CALLED RAION SINOBAS AND TOLD HIM THAT HE WENT EMBASSY ON 18 APR BUT SAW MANY STRANGE PEOPLE IN AREA AND VAS AFRAID ENTER. SINOBAS THEN ASKED SCANTLING GET TOGETHER WITH HIM SOME PLACE OUTSIDE EMBASSY ON 19 APR, SUGGESTING A CAFE. SCANTLING THEN TOLD SINOBAS THAT THE IMPORTANT THING WAS FOR SINOBAS TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN HIS LETTER THAT HE SENT ON 7 APR 63. SINORAS TELLS SCANTLING THAT THIS IS WHAT HE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT. SCANTLING GUARANTEES SINOBAS THAT IF HE FOLLOWS INSTRUCTIONS IT VILL BENEFIT BOTH SINOBAS AND HIM. SINOBAS THEN ASKED SCANTLING CALL HIM 20 APR AND THEY CAN AGREE ON TIME AND PLACE TO TALK. SCANTLING THEN TOLD SINOBAS THAT IF SINOBAS IS NOT IN AGREEMENT WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS HE WOULD BE OBLIGED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ONE OF HIS SUPERIORS. IN REPLY SINOBAS SAID THAT WAS SCANTLING'S PROBLEM NOT HIS. SCANTLING CLOSED THE CONVERSATION BY SAYING HE WOULD CALL SINOBAS ON 20 APR. (LIENVOY B/2).2. SCANTLING'S WRITTEN REPORT RE CONTACT WITH SINOBAS 17 APR SUBSTANTIALLY SAME.3. STATION COMMENT: FACT SINOSAS REQUESTED SCANTLING CALL HIM 20 APR POSSIBLY DUE EXPECTED ARRIVAL MANUEL VEGA OR AMSTET-1 19 APRSECRETGROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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ACTION:INFO :PAGE 2 IN 21426CURANA FLIGHT. CURANA FLIGHT 19 APR CANCELLID UNTIL 20 APR/GPU VRMVAHLJELMJDBXSQHYPNIQMIFUCCALL SINOBAS MORNING 20 APR AND ASK FOR MEETINGSOMETIME BEFORE 1230 AS HE LEAVING TOWN THAT TIME. IF SINOBASAVAITING ARRIVAL VEGA OR AM-1 ABOVE MIGHT PROVOKE SINOBAS MAKE REMARKRE SAME. IF SINOBAS AGREES MEET SCANTLING LATTER WILL NOT MAKEMEETING BUT STATION WILL STAKE OUT MEETING PLACE.4. REGISTERED LETTER PER REF B MAILED 18 APR USING RETURN ADDRESS   OROPEZA P.O. BOX.5. RECORDING LIENVOY PER PARA 6 REF B BEING POUCHED.C/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED HAVE SCANTLING CALL SINABAS EARLIEST POSSIBLEDATE USING NAME JUAN OROPESA.*
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, Wif DivisionINFO: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Monthly Activities Report for Project LIENVOYThe following is the January 1963 report for Project LIENVOY:## A. Target Lines as of 31 January20-30-18 General Lazaro Cárdenas del Rio20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde (out)24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos (out)28-79-67 Andres Armona48-14-76 Enrique Cabrera45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros13-21-14 Francisco Calindo Ochoa43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (out)11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunes19-15-05 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)11-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional46-12-70 C. T. A. L.46-64-24 D. F. S. (out)46-11-30 D. F. S. (out)35-36-52 Politica(Revista - Marcue)46-60-16 Prensa Latina46-60-15 Prensa Latina (out)14-42-37 Cuban Embassy14-92-14 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project *KOBIOGER*25-07-95 Cuban Embassy CS Classification: *50-6-75/5*25-09-14 Cuban Embassy J03 # *23-175/74*14-13-23 Cuban Embassy Box: 29 Fold: 415-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Main-Entrance)15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)15-59-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)(Continued)DATE TYPED 15 Feb. 1963DATE DISPATCHED 19 Feb. 1963DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMMA-20737HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER *50-6-75/3*
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHHMMA-2073715-61-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative) (out)45-61-80 Czech Embassy45-61-81 Czech Embassy## B. Material ProcessedIn January, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 47 pages of daily resumes from all lines, 10 pages from the Cuban lines, 26 pages from the Czech lines and 57 pages from the Soviet lines. Thirty two pieces of other information were also received.A total of 285 reels of recording tape were used during the month. (Note F, Technical).## C. LiaisonThe Station continues to provide LITENSOR with situation reports on the Red Chinese-Indian border dispute.## D. Exploitation of Material.Examples of information provided by LIENVOY were the beginnings and organization of the Central Campesina In-. dependiente (CCI) (see MEXIS 3041 and 3053) and the contact made by a Hollywood television station with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City In order to set up an interview with Fidel Castro. (see MEXTI 3244).## E. SecurityThere were no known security problems.## F. TechnicalThe LP was inoperative from 8 January until 18 January. Workmen installing street lights in the neighborhood of the LP cut the cable leading froin the telephone contral to the LP in several places. Instead of replacing the damaged cable with a new one, telephone company workinen painstakingly repaired it. By the end of the month there were still seven lines out of operation,## G. ProductionDuring January, LIENVOY produced twenty-three (23) reports listed in the attachment. In addition the usual quantity (except for the ten days lost by inoperation - see E above) of CE and biographic materials were obtained.Attachment:As stated above.Distribution:23- C/WHD w/att2 - Files![signature of Willard C. CURTIS](Willard C. CURTIS)
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PRODUCTION FOR JANUARY 1953| MEXI'S               | HMM's    | HMMA'S     || -------------------- | -------- | ---------- || MEXI 3244            | HMM 6909 | HMMA 20494 || MEXI 3230 (HMM 6977) | HMM 6911 | HMMA 20508 || MEXI 3053            | HMM 6915 | HMMA 20511 || MEXI 3041 (HMM 5918) | HMM 6916 | HMMA 20564 || MEXI 3031 (HMM 6917) | HMM 6933 |            || MEXI 3020 (HMM 6913) | HMM 6952 |            || MEXI 3014 (HMM 6910) | HMM 6954 |            ||                      | HMM 6957 |            ||                      | HMM 6961 |            ||                      | HMM 5962 |            ||                      | IMM 6958 |            ||                      | HMM 6971 |            |7 + 12 + 4 = 23
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DATE: 27 FEB 63TO : DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 5INFO : ADDP, C/CI, C/CI/IC 2, C/FI 2, S/C 2DIR CITE MEXI 3575IN75331RYBATREF A DIR 35557B MEXI 1919 (Gr 20593)1. LITENSOR HAS ASKED VIA LIELEGANT FOR ANY BRIEFING PAPERS KUBARK   CAN GIVE ON FRANCE, YUGOSLAVIA, POLAND, VEST GERMANY, HOLLAND. AND   ENGLAND.2. CURTIS WOULD APPRECIATE ANYTHING HEADQUARTERS CAN MAKE   AVAILABLE AND BELIEVE HQS MAY WISH ATTEMPT INFLUENCE LITENSOR ON   CERTAIN POINTS IN SOME OF THESE COUNTRIES.3. WILL NEED REPLY SOON AND, IF HQS WISHES PREPARE PAPERS,   APPRECIATE RECEIPT BY 20 MARCH.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# DISPATCHChief, WII DivisionChief of Station, Mexico CityMonthly Activities Report for Project LIENVOYThe following is the December 1962 report for Project LIENVOY:## A. Target Lines, as of 2 January20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos28-79-67 Andres Armona48-14-76 Enrique Cabrera45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros.13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunes19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)11-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional46-12-70 C. T. A. L.46-64-24 D. F. S.46-11-30 D. F. S.35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Marcue)46-60-16 Prensa Latina46-60-15 Prensa Latina14-42-37 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project KIDNOGER14-92-14 Cuban Embassy CS Classification: 50-6-75/25-07-95 Cuban Embassy JOB # 25-123/7425-09-14 Cuban Embassy Box: 29 Fold: 614-13-26 Cuban Embassy15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Main Entrance)15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)(Continued)DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED15 Jan. 1963DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA-20508HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER50-6-75/43
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRETHMMA-205SUS15-63-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)15-01-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative)45-61-80 Czech Embassy45-61-81 Czech Embassy## B. Material ProcessedIn December, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 70 pages of daily resumes from all lines, 38 pages from the Cuban lines, 30 pages from the Czech lines, and pages from the Soviet lines. Fourteen pieces of other material were also received.The LP was closed for the holidays from 21 December until 2 January.## C. LiaisonAs gifts for Christmas, LIELEGANT was given a small, portable Sony television receiver by the Station. He was also given a religious statue by the employees in the LP to which the Station donated part of the cost.Arnold F. AREHART, LP technician, gave LIELEGANT a paper weight made of plastic with United States coins showing in the center of the weight.## D. Exploitation of MaterialSamples of intelligence obtained during the month was the attempt of Vicente Lombardo Toledano to arrange for the entry of a Chinese Communist trade delegation visiting in Brazil to enter Mexico (see MEXI 2839, 14 December 1962), and Japanese Embassy calls on Lombardo Toledano and Lazaro Carinas to arrange interviews with them for a Japanese professor named (fuu) KATO (phonetic) (see MEXI 2881, 18 December 1962).## E. SecurityThere were no known security problems.## F. TechnicalNo technical problems were encountered that could not be handled.## G. ProductionDuring December, LIENVOY produced thirty (30) reports listed in the attachment. As usual, much CI/CE personality and operational material was obtained.![signature of Willard C. Curtis]Attachment:As indicated above.Distribution:3 - C/WHD w/att2 - Files
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LIENVOY PRODUCTION - DECEMBER 1962| HMMA's | MEXI's               | HMM's    |      || ------ | -------------------- | -------- | ---- || 20367  | MEXI 2727            | HMM 6873 |      ||        | MEXI 2739            | HMM 6875 |      ||        | MEXI 2749            | HMM 6876 |      ||        | MEXI 2775            | HMM 6878 |      ||        | MEXI 2813            | HMM 6880 |      ||        | MEXI 2815            | HMM 6883 |      ||        | MEXI 2839            | HMM 6888 |      ||        | MEXI 2843 (HMM 6884) | HMM 6892 |      ||        | MEXI 2848 (HMM 6885) | HMM 6893 |      ||        | MEXI 2880 (HMM 6891) | HMM 6896 |      ||        | MEXI 2881 (HMM 6890) | HMM 6898 |      ||        | MEXI 2890 (HMM 6895) | HMM 6899 |      ||        | MEXI 2891 (HMM 6894) | HMM 6905 |      ||        | MEXI 2894 (HMM 6897) | HMM 6906 |      ||        | MEXI 2937 (HMM 6902) |          |      || 1      | + 15                 | + 14     | = 30 |
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# DISPATCHTO Chief WH DivisionINFOFROM Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT Monthly Activities Report for Project LIENVOYACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESThe following is the November 1962 report for Project LIENVOY:A. Target lines, as of 1 December20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio20-83-40 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos28-70-07 Andres Armona48-14-75 Enrique Cabrera45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa43-15-03 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero11-16-45 Ignacio Acosta Lagunes19-15-05 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)11-29-89 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional46-12-70 C.T.A.L.46-64-24 D. F. S.46-11-30 D. F.S.35-35-52 Politica (Revista - Mareue)46-60-18 Prensa Latina46-60-15 Prensa Latina14-42-37 Cuban Embassy14-92-14 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project KOBADGER.25-07-05 Cuban Embassy es Classtrication: 50-6-75/325-09-14 Cuban Embassy ses # 73.175/2414-13-20 Cuban Embassy Fold:15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Main Entrance)  53-6-75/315-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)(Continued)DATE TYPED 17 Dec. 1962 DATE DISPATCHEDDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMMA-20395HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH SECNET HMMA-2039515-69-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)15-61-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative)45-61-80 Czech Embassy45-61-81 Czech EmbassyB. Material ProcessedIn November, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 131 pages of daily resumes from all lines, 78 pages from the Cuban lines, 47 pages from the Czech lines and 110 pages from the Soviet lines. In addition, all of the Soviet and Czech tapes were turned over for the translations of the Russian and Czech conversations. Thirty pieces of miscellaneous material were also received.C. LiaisonIn addition to the PB Band reports passed to LITENSOR, the Station also passed situation reports to him on the India-Red Chinese border war. LITENSOR requested the Station to check a report which LITENSOR had received that 22 boxcars of ammunition was being shipped into Mexico from the United States. (Sce MEXI 2688)On 5 November 1962 Chief of Station met with LITENSOR at the request of Ambassador MANN. LITENSOR had LITEMPO/2 sit in on the meeting. Ambassador MANN prepared a memorandum based upon a Department of State cable which The Ambassador asked Chief of Station to read to (but not to leave with) LITENSOR, When Chief of Station told LITENSOR that he was to read the telegram (which concerned GPIDEAL's statements and position on Cuba) to him, LITENSOR asked if he could dictate what Chief of Station read to him into his (new) dictaphone. This he did, Both LITENSOR and LITEMPO/2 were pleased with the strong, definite and concise position of GPIDEAL, They were also grateful that Ambassador MANN had got permission to give them this report.D. Exploitation of MaterialSamples of information obtained during the month shed some light on the private life of Carlos Lechuga, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations, (see MEXI 2701) and the involvement of Braulio Maldonado Sandez in the up-risings in the State of Guerrero, (See MEXI 2713)E. SecurityThere were no known security problems.F. TechnicalLikewise, there were not technical problems.G. ProductionDuring November, LIENVOY produced the eighteen (18) reports listed in the attachment. The usual large amount of CI/CE personality and operational material was obtained,Attachment: As stated above.Distribution: C/WILD w/att; 2-files
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# SECRETLIENVOY PRODUCTION - NOVEMBER 1962| HMMA's     | HMM's                | MEXI's               || ---------- | -------------------- | -------------------- || HMMA-20140 | HMM-6853             | MEXI-2713 (HMM-6871) || HMMA-20169 | HMM-6864             | MEXI-2647            || HMMA-20262 |                      | MEXI-2646            || HMMA-20268 |                      | MEXI-2616            ||            | MEXI-2489            |                      ||            | MEXI-2486            |                      ||            | MEXI-2483            |                      ||            | MEXI-2465            |                      ||            | MEXI-2462            |                      ||            | MEXI-2443            |                      ||            | MEXI-2433 (HMM-6833) |                      ||            | MEXI-2414)           |                      |4 + 2 : 12 = 18
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief, WH DivisionINFO:Chief, SR Division, Chief, KUDESKFROM:Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT:Operational/REDCAP/REDSKINACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESPROCESSING| PRO POSED | ACTION                                              | ACCOM PLISHED || --------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------- ||           | MARKED FOR INDEXING                                 |               || X         | INDEXING REQUIRED                                   |               ||           | ONLY QUALIFIED HEADQUARTERS DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING |               ||           | ABSTRACT                                            |               ||           | MICROFILM                                           |               |Transmitted herewith in attachment is a self-explanatory LIENVOY report which may be of interest to the recipients.Willard C. CURTISAttachmentAs statedDistribution2 - WH w/21 - SR w/11 - KUDESK w/1DATE TYPED11 Dec. 1962DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHA-20367HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
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## LICENSEI did say after discussion as to who will be at the end of the road? Rice. Rice with some cash at hand. So he will be a watcher and he is to take them. The people who said that production was given /for the valley/. And somebody in that valley to get the money... With people to go to the island... Most taken then. The people on the way will have a trusty chef to care or to sell the part or.../ William Cheney told me "I came over from here, what I go there?" He says that he came and saw them there. Most days that are there. He went personally to the island. The same man as the island, No. More says that the Catalina Valley![unclear text]...and is on his hands - kept? - 20 lbs from![unclear text]to pay the captain/maybe with his father/ above the man and he went from to take another in the group the man didn't take from concerns. He says that he will not take the so that has any objection then he..![unclear text]When the other group is learning. landing on the spot that they.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionINFO: Chief, SR Division, Chief, KUDESKFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Operational/ LIENVOY ProductReference: ΗΜΜΑ-19729, 31 August 1962Action: See below.The Station would appreciate a positive or negative reply to the proposal made in reference (and in much earlier correspondence) regarding the assignment of a TDYer to analyze and collate the Soviet LIENVOY product.![signature of Willard Curtis]Distribution:2 - WH1 - SR1 - KUDESK![document marking] US COPY50-6-75/310 Dec. 1962HOMA-20351