Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# CONFIRMATION OF DISPATCHEMMA-19319ZYRAT AY7Francis R. HEGARTY, the regular case officer handling LINLUCK made the following comments pertinent to FORTYUNE's report of possible surveillance:> "On 22 November, HEGARTY visited safehouse at Rio Hudson to remove the typewriter and paper and inform the maid in charge that he intended to leave the apartment on the following day and also to arrange for the payment of the light bill which was due. After arranging these matters, HEGARTY left the safehouse and purposely took a circuitous route to his car, which had been parked more than a block away on another street. HEGARTY turned two corners and crossed two streets and detected an individual, Mexican in appearance, approximately six feet tall, 170 lbs., brown hair, ruddy complexion, wearing a tan suit and open sport shirt, and carrying a manila folder in his left hand, walking about 30 feet behind him. HEGARTY walked past his car and turned a third corner and walked rapidly to the middle of the block and then turned in his tracks. When HEGARTY reached the last corner he had turned he almost ran into the individual described above. The man opened his eyes wide, hesitated in mid-stride, but then kept on walking in the direction he had been going. HEGARTY walked to his car and after making sure that the individual did not turn back, immediately left the area." HEGARTY is certain that the safehouse at Rio Hudson was not under surveillance up until 10 November, the last time he visited it previously, and that the surveillance is on the house and not on himself.Station Comment: See 2 a (Conclusions) above. In a later check of this area by HEGARTY, he could detect no surveillance either stationary or moving. SHOQUIST, however, instructed him to get a new safehouse for LINLUCK meetings immediately following his 22 November report and for neither he nor LINLUCK to go near the Rio Hudson safehouse again.C. Andrew F. MERTON, 1 June 1962> "On 1 June 1962, while leaving a meeting with LITAU-1, I detected what could have been a possible surveillance. The meeting was in the Cafe Blanca on Juarez Avenue, between Lafragua Street and the Cabillito Monument. Upon leaving the meeting, to which I had arrived 'clear' to the best of my knowledge, I noted a peculiar flash of expression in the face of a tall, young, dark-haired man apparently waiting in the doorway for something. I had left the meeting first, leaving LITAU-1 to pay the check. Upon noting the expression I had a hunch that something funny might be going on. I turned right out of the door of the cafe and walked the short distance to the corner of Juarez and Reforma, doubling around the corner to the right. This left me on the north side of Reforma headed west in which direction I walked about a block. Two good-looking girls passed me headed south, and observing a good old Latin custom, I suddenly swiveled my head to watch them from the rear. I noted that my tall, dark-haired young man was behind me. As he noted that I could see him be suddenly turned right into a store which sells roof water tanks."![page number]
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# CONTICATION OF DISPATCHregards to Cormel Kanu WEthat cutllersta is aAn als isLA. SANESTO Raretion to ALVANS, ANSno fisher attempts to placehare 20sa miticeay ptical115ck here have beatiThe airveillance ofa crate operation aral sa to read in adise novel or a male dat certainly was not married at by any oneww bal been trained to surveillance."(Notes Any surveillance of LUENTOY ingetuaise or spraxwel aan bo handled, should this be foral necessary, by us to LITER.)3. Station Commenta! The Stail : in swiable to make any definitive conclusions relative to the repa! 1llance inclients described above. It fa not the Station's intentia alata:ze the saueness of opposition surveillance attempts; nevertheless. It has oos tera possiblo iw arrive at any substantive deals wertilag which police or intelligence service is interested in the settore of Station Case officers. Based only on the above information, the Station, in fart, rannat be sure that Station officers are the only targets stilence in 1: is entirely possitle that other ODACID earlerses has teen wvier surveillance, but passage of a lack of awareness of detaliative techitasse bave not abserved such actions. All Casa cicas al operatial personel have Deen alerted to watath for a to repararvetllance attata seda against then. Headquarters will te ali promptly shadi Statim be able to dartes any autemustalating to heard ar aity future insidents of hostile surveilanom.Distribution:3- MMD1 - Chief, KUTEX2- FilesWillari, S
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STC. SI TOAT## POSSIBLE CE ENCOUNTERED IN SERVICON SAFE HOUSE> [Figure: A hand-drawn map of a city neighborhood with streets labeled and arrows indicating one-way traffic. The map shows several possible routes, marked with different line styles, through the neighborhood. Key streets are labeled "MELCHOR OCAMPO", "HUDSON", "LERMA", "PANUCO", "PLATA", "APOYAG", and "SECRET/AV.DAI" The map includes a legend explaining the different route markings: Possible hostile autos (two FIATs), Path of Autos, Fortyne Auto, Path of suspicious auto and Foot path of Fortyne.]LEGEND: ED-!POSSIBLE 1651 יז (IND FIAT:)- PATH OF AVTOS- : FORTYUNE AUTO- GATH OF Fotious トリアセ- ○○○○: FOOT PATH OF FOR1400
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Lienvy/Ops604DATE : 23 JUN 62TO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 5 (MR MATTER WH TIFIED AND SLOTTED AT JUN 1970-25 JUN)INFO : DCI, DOP, ADOP, C/CA, C/CI 2, C/CO 2, C/CR C/TFW 5, C/OS 2, S/C 2JUN 20 22-42 62OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATEIN 19323CPIM DIR CITE MEXI 1253RBAT/JMPOOLREF DIR 19554 (Out 98598)*1. CURTIS SAW LITENSOR ALONE HOURS ON 23 JUNE. THIS AFTER CONSULTATION WITH AMBASSADOR W... SUCH VISIT GOOD IDEA.2. CURTIS FOLLOWED LINE SUGG... IN REP AFTER EXPRESSING TOLITENSOR KUBARK AND AMBASSADOR IS YOU PREPARATIONS AND MUCH WORK HE PUTTING INTO PLANS GPIDEAL VISIT SUCCESS.3. LITENSOR EXPRESSED THANK ... BRIEFING AND THEN SAID "PLEASEASSURE GPIDEAL PERSONALLY VIA ... OF THAT THERE WILL BE NO PROBLEM. TELL HIM I PERSONALLY ... AWARE OF COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO AND I PERSONALLY ... ALL PRECAUTIONS.SAY TO HIM THAT HIS SAFETY IS ... I GUARANTEE IT"C
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4. LITENSOR THEN TOLD CURTIS THAT "..." HE COULD NOT   1   REPEAT NOT CALL IN SCVIET AND CUBAN AMBASSADORS AND WARN THEM   1   WITHOUT DECLARING THEM PERSONAE NON GRATA. "WHEN CURTIS SAID   2   THIS WOULD MAKE OUR WORK MUCH EASIER LITENSOR LAUGHED HEARTILYBUT SAID NOTHING IN REPLY.215. LITENSOR TOLD CURTIS "OFF RECORD" THAT HE VERY ANNOYED ATSTUPIDITY OF CUBANS BECAUSE:4A. THEY STUPIDLY SENT BLAS ROCA HERE JUST PRIOR TO GPIDEALVISIT; ANDB. PRENSA LATINA INTERFERING IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT UNAM5(NOTE: THIS FROM LIENVOY).16. CURTIS INTENDS PURSUE PRENSA LATINA MATTER AND HOPES GET2LITENSOR CLOSE OFFICE IN MEXICO.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *In view of indications of Soviet/Cuban involvement in plans against GPIDEAL (6), Headquarters suggested COS consider meeting LITENSOR (2) regarding the safety of GPIDEAL (4).
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WIH DivisionINFOFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico City per CSN 43-43SUBJECT: Monthly Activities Report on Project LIENVOYACTION REQUIRED: For your informationREFERENCE(S):DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO: IMMA-19233-1880HEADQUARTERS FILE NO: 50-6-75/3DATE: 19 June 1962RE: "433" (CHECK "X" ONE)X MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUAUFIED HQ. DESK ONLYThe following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month of May 1962:## A. Target Lines20-30-18 Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order)24-18-18 Lic. Braulio Maldonado (Out of Order)20-83-46 Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order)21-81-32 Lic Solorzano46-12-70 C. T.A. L.11-42-48 Ing Jorge L. Tamayo (Out of Order)28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca15-60-55 Soviet Embassy45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros21-11-01 Revista Politica (Marcue)14-42-37 Cuban Embassy45-61-81 Chechoslovakian Embassy14-92-14 Cuban Embassy24-61-75 Ing. Jorge L. Tamayo46-64-24 D. F. S.46-11-30 D. F. S.15-12-64 Soviet Embassy25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa46-60-16 Prensa Latina13-33-37 Ricardo J. Zebada15-61-55 Soviet Embassy43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (Out of Order)25-09-14 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)11-16-48 Lic. Ignacio Acosta15-61-07 Soviet Embassy45-61-80 Chechoslovakian Embassy11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)10-29-69 Movimiemo Liberacion Nacional14-13-26 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project *KUBADGER*CS Classification; 50-6-75/3JOB # 23-175/74Box: 29 Fold: 6## B. Material ProcessedIn May, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 152 pages of daily resumes, 47 tapes from three Czech lines and 93.tapes from four Soviet lines. The Spanish transcriptions of the tapes from the Soviet lines were also provided. In addition, 60 transcriptions were provided from the Cuban lines. The Station also received 22 other pieces of material from the LP.## C. Exploitation of MaterialAn example of the LIENVOY coverage was the long distance call from Habaga indicating that a high-level functionary of the Cuban Government![FORM 10 57 53 (40)] ![PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORMS 31-23 51 23A AND 31-29 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE] ![CLASSIFICATION SECRET/] ![CONTINUED] PAGE NO TWO ![image of document numbers]
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHwas ill. (See MEXI 0822. 17 May 1962).D. LiaisonDuring the period under review the Chief of Station maintained regular contact with LIELEGANT and other individuals connected with the Project.E. SecurityThere were no evident security problems for the month of May.F. TechnicalAs usual, the equipment in the LP was checked and cleaned. However, during the month several of the lines were out of order. The Cuban Embassy was apparently still working on its telephonic system within the building. Other lines which were out of order were probably due to the inherent problems of the telephone company.G. PersonnelThere was no change in the personnel for the month and it kept the same schedule of work as reported for April.H. ProductionDuring May, LIENVOY produced the forty-five (45) positive intelligence reports indicated in the attachment and the usual volume of CI/CE personality and operational material.![Signature of Willard C. Curtis]18 June 1962Attachment:As stated above.Distribution:43- WHID w/att2 - Files
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# LIENVOY PRODUCTION FOR MAY 1962MEXI 0690 (HMM 6354) HMMA 19068 HMM 6347MEXI 0700 (HMM 6360) HMMA 19072 HMM 6348MEXI 0705 HMMA 19091 HMM 6351MEXI 0724 (HMM 6366) HMMA 19098 HMM 6361MEXI 0725 (HMM 6365) HMMA 19100 HMM 6362MEXI 0737 (HMM 6371) HMMA 19104 HMM 6363MEXI 0739 HMMA 19107 HMM 6372MEXI 0745 (1HMM 6376) HMMA 19111 HMM 6382MEXI 0748 (HMM 6377) HMM 6383MEXI 0785 (HMM 6385 HMM 6406MEXI 0789 (HMM 6388) HMM 6408MEXI 0795 (HMM 6380) HMM 6412MEXI 0500 HMM 6425MEXI 0819 (HMM 6394)MEXI 0822MEXI 0330 (HMM 6401)MEXI 0831 (HMM 6-400)MEXI 0336 (HMM 6404)MEXI 0849 (HMM 6407)MEXI 0868 (HMM 6409)MEXI 0876 (HMM 6414)MEXI 0903MEXI 0935 (HMM 6428)MEXI 0954 (HMM 6431)24 + 8 + 13 = 45ALTO 19233-ליל50-6-45/3
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# DISPATCHTO Chief. WH DivisionINFO Chief, KURIOTFROM Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT LIENVOY/Photos of LPACTION REQUIREDREFERENCE(S)RYBATTransmitted herewith for the visual appreciation, information, and retention of the addressees are photos of the LIENVOY LP.![signature of Willard C. CURTIS]Willard C. CURTIS5 June 1962Attachment:As stated above.Distribution:3 - WHD w/att1 - KURIOT w/att2 - FilesRemoved from Project K/CS Classification: 50-6-75/3JOB # 23-173/74Box: 29 Fold: 6