Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, Mexico CityChief of Station, JMWAVEActing Chief, WH Division## (Identification of Florida License Plate 1-105538Action Required: For your informationReferences:A. MEXI-8361, 24 August 1966B. DIR-31174, 27 August 1966C. MEXI 8394, 26 August 19661. Contained herein is supplemental information to Reference B.2. Florida lincese plates 1-105538 were registered to Lewis WOLSHIN for use on a 1964 Ford.3. JMWAVE investigation revealed that WOLSHIN was born in 1908 and is presently residing at4684 9th Avenue, Hialeah, Florida with his wife Olga A. WOLSHIN. Their telephone number is 887-7907. He has been employed as a Pool Manager or Assistant Park Manager by Dade County since 1953. He had a satisfactory credit rating. Police checks in Miami indicated the following arrest record:a. In 1934 he was arrested in New York City for felonious assault. The charge was later reduced to simple assault.b. In 1941 he was arrested in Savanah, Georgia for investigation of auto larceny. He was released to New York.c. 1941 arrested in New York City for violation of probation.d. 1947 arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada for peddling without a license.e. 1951 arrested in New York City for petty larceny.4. Neither RI nor WOBONE indices contained information on WOLSHIN or his wife.5. Permission is granted to pass the above information to LNERGO. We are also making it available to their Headquarters.Laura J. UTSTINEDistribution:2 - COS, Mexico City1 - COS, JMWAVE---
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# SECRET29 August 1966MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/1ATTENTION : Jane ZeranceSUBJECT : Identification of License Tag 1-1055381. Identification of the above captioned license tag was made by JMWAVE security. They have furnished the following information.2. The license tag is registered to Lewis Wolshin, born 1908; is residing at 684 SE 9th Avenue, Hialeah, Florida. The tag was issued on a 1964 Ford. Wolshin's wife is Olga A. Wolshin; he has been employed as Pool Manager or Assistant Park Manager by Dade County, Florida, since 1953. A credit check was conducted in Wolshin's name, and a October 1964 report indicated biographic data as listed above. He had been known to the credit bureau since 1951, had satisfactory credit, and no derogatory information was available. Police checks in Miami, Florida, indicated the following arrest record:|      |                 |                                                     || ---- | --------------- | --------------------------------------------------- || 1934 | New York City   | Felonious assault charge reduced to simple assault  || 1941 | Savannah, Ga.   | Investigation of auto larceny, released to New York || 1941 | New York City   | Violation of probation                              || 1947 | Las Vegas, Nev. | Peddling without license                            || 1951 | New York City   | Petty Larceny                                       |![stamp of secret level and signature]
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SECRET- 2 -Wolshin's telephone number at Hialeah, Florida, is 887-7907.The Office of Security Indices has no record of Wolshin or his wife Olga.![signature]Richard J. HannahWH/SecuritySECRET
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SECRET UU13 SEP 1966.TO: DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Hr. 8. J. Papich -FROM: Deputy Director for PlansSUBJECT: Visitors to the Soviet Embassy, Mexico City1.  A usually reliable source reported that an American looking couple visited the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City from 1200 to 1230 hours on 23 August 1966. They were driving a Falcon bus bearing Florida tags 1-105538 (white numerale on blue.)2.  Investigation revealed that the plates were registered to Lewis WOLSHIN for use on a 1964 Ford.3.  WOLSHIN was born in 1908 and is presently residing at 684 9th Avence, Hialeah, Florida with his wife Olga A. WOLSHIN. Their telephone number 13 887-7907. He has been employed as Pool Manager or Assistant Park Manager by Dade County since 1953, He had a satisfactory credit rating. Police checks in Miami indicated the following arrest record:1934 New York City Felonious assault charge reduced to simple assault.1941 Savannah, Georgia Invostigation of auto larceny, released to New York1941 New York City Violation of probation1947 Las Vegas, Nevada Peddling without Treene1951 New York City Petty larceny.4.  This Office has no information on the above-mentioned individuals.5.  The information contained herein has been passed to your representative in Mexico City and may not receive further dissemination by your Bureau without prior approval of this Office.CSCI-316/04400-66CS COPY
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SECRET NO FOR DISSEM-2-CSCI-316/04400-661 September 1966BASIC: MEXI-8361, 24 Aug 66DIR-31174, 27 Aug 66ΜΕΧΙ-8394, 26 Aug 66PROJ: LIENVOY/LILYRICLIAISON: --FILE: 50-6-74/3)(Distribution & coord., next page)SECRET NO FOR DISSEM
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SECRET RU FU... DISSEMCSCI-316/04400-66-3-Distribution:0 & 1 - FBIcc - RI (50-6-74/3)cc - CI/LIAcc - WH/1/MEXICOcc - WH/1/Chronocc - WH/FIcc - WH/Seccc - SR/O/WHcc - WH/C/FICoordinated with:WH/SecSR/O/WHWH/C/FIWH/1/Jane Zerance/nr/1 September 1966SEGRET RU... DISSEM
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INDEX☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.CLASIFIED MESSAGE BTOTAL COPIES 21X-REF TO FILE NO.SECRETFILE, RID☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDDESTROY ☐ SIG.REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDNSSEM BY 3ACTIONADVANCE COPYUNITTIMEBY(WHS)☑ RID COPY☐ ISSUED ☐ PLOTTED ☐ USEDINFO FILE VR, CI, CHOPS, FI, SB8ACTIONSECRET 262305Z CITE MEXICO CITY 8394DIRECTORWOMUSEREF MEXICO CITY 8361 (IN 82664) »REF CAR WAS FALCON BUS, NOT VOLKSWAGEN.SECRETSECRETBTPE AMERICAN LOOKING COUPLE WHO VISITED SOVIETEMBASSY 23 AUG.![signature] CB![signature] LIEPIPTY OPS
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# SECRETSRIG: J. Zeance/KAWUNIT: WH/1EXT: 3654DATE: 26 August 1966MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 20ROUTINGDESTROY RETURN TO BRANCHFROM: DIRECTORCONF: WH/8 RID COPYINFO: VR, FILE witle 8, calopsTO: MEXICO CITY INFO: JMWAVEREF: MEXICO CITY 8361 (IN 82664) NOT SENT JMWAVE1. FLORIDA TAG 1-105538 REGISTERED LOUIS WOLSHIN DOB 1908 OF 684 S. E. NINTH AVE., HIALEAH. WIFE OLGA A. EMPLOYED AS POOL MGR OR ASST PARK MGR BY DADE COUNTY SINCE 1953. SATISFACTORY CREDIT. POLICE RECORD 1934 TO 1951, FIVE ARRESTS INCLUDING LARCENY, ASSAULT, VIOLATION OF PROBATION AND PEDDLING WITHOUT LICENSE. NO HDQS TRACES. PERMISSION GRANTED PASS LNERGO.2. JMWAVE: SOLUTION TO LICENSE PLATE OF AMERICAN LOOKING COUPLE VISITING SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO CITY 23 AUGUST.END OF MESSAGE![signature of Jacob D. Esterline] Jacob D. EsterlineAC/WHDWH/SEC - Mr. Hannah, (by phone)WH/C/CICS![signature of J. Fisher]J. FisherAC/WH/1SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRET4.  65 JVIINDERL YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 13 TOTAL COPIES 221-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDESTROY ☐ SIC.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDDISSEM B43IMESYACTIONWHY ☑ RID COPYBLOTTEOINFOFILE VR, S88, Cl, alors, FlSECRET 242020Z CITE MEXICO CITY 8361 24 Aug 66DIRECTORWOMUSE1. LILYRIC REPORTS AMERICAN LOOKING COUPLE VISITED SOVIETEMSASSY 23 AUG FROM 1200 TO 1232 HOURS. WERE DRIVING CAR,BELIEVED VOLKSWAGEN BUS, WITH WHITE ON BLUE FLORIDA TAGS1-105533.2. WILDADVISE LOCAL LNERGO.3. PLEASE CABLEOLUTION TO LICENSE PLATE.SECRETBTSECRET![signature of WOLSHIN]icy cable peat Gough rullave. - 25 Aug66![LIEPIPTY OPS]
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief/WHDINFOFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIEMPTY/Progress Report1 May through 31 July 1966Action Required: For Your InformationReferences:A. HMMA-28938, dated 13 May 1966B. MEXICO CITY 7533, dated 6 June 1966C. DIRECTOR 12138, dated 14 June 1966D. DIRECTOR 19940, dated 14 July 1966## 1. SUMMARY OF PROJECT OBJECTIVES, REPORTING and ACTIVITIES.The last regularly scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report, covering the period 1 February through 30 April 1966, was forwarded to Headquarters as reference A. Salient interim project activities and levied requirements were contained in references B. through D. Throughout the period under review, Project LIEMPTY continued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors, as well as various targets of opportunity. This activity was in consonance with and represented partial fulfillment of various sections of the RMD as approved for Station Mexico City. The above cited program was achieved through the daily photographic and fixed surveillance coverage provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses, as well as the LIENTRAP mobil photo unit. In addition the LIEMPTY Project provided essential support to various other Headquarters (i.e. AMROD and AECUTLET) activities and other Station operations through the regular exploitation of the LIEMPTY principal agent, Raymond H. GERENDE.continued...Distribution:3 - Chief/WHDDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA-29775DATE15 August 1966
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## SECRET IMMA-29775E. LICALLA - Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouse provided coverage of the garden and patio area of the LIMERICK installation, an area where, many of the officers, their families and visitors congregats. In providing this coverage, LICALLA produced 1,206 individual photographs as well as regular daily reports on the salient activities in this area.F. MISCELLANEOUS All of the above cited operational film provided by the basehouses and the LIENTRAP unit was developed and printed by LINETY-4 at the. LIEMPTY Photo Lab. During this period, LIEMPTY-19 provided translations of mumerous articles and documents in support of other Station activities not directly related to Project LIEMPTY.G. Raymond H. GERENDE Throughout the reporting period, GERENDE served as the full-time LIEMPTY P/A, operating as the cut-out to the above-cited basehouses and bearing the agent handling responsibility for the related personnel, as well as handling the operators of the LIENTRAP unit (LIENTYS -10 and 11), LIEMPTY-4 and LIMITTY-19. OERENDE's overall operational assignment involved at least 12 clandestinemeetings per week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY case officer. It should be noted that GERENDE also made numerous and essential contributions to the sensitive AMROD deception operation.4. SECURITY AND PLANS.A. There had been no known incidents during the reporting period which adversely affected the security of Project LIEMPTY or the personnel attached thereto.B. In order to alleviate a portion of the pressure caused by the recent major adjustment in the Station's WOACRE section, the LIEMPTY photo- graphic base, during the ensuing period, will process various Station photographic requirements which normally do not fall within the realm of this Project.C. It is anticipated that the LILYRIC personnel (LIEMPTYS -13, -14, -26 and -27) will move into the new LIMOUSINE building during the forthcoming period. Little, if any, coverage will be lost during this move. Other than noted above, no significant operational or administrative changes are planned for the ensuing period.![Signature of some person]for/Millard C. CURTIS
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# ATCHaief of Station, Maxico_City.SUBJECT Chief/AUSIOTExamination of EnvelopeaACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESCLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-2-TPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDI ONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMReference: HMMA-29002, 20 May 1966Examination of the five envelopes sent as attachments with reference shows possible evidence of tampering on one envelope, while the other four show no evidence of tampering. For your convenience we are attaching a xerox copy of the envelope which showed evidence of tampering.Neil A. CocayneNeil A. COCAYNEAttachment: (1 envl)1. Xerox copy of envelopeDistribution:3-COS, Mexico City, w/att.CROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMY-14695CLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-E-TCS COEXGROUP IExcluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationDATE30 JUN 1966HOS FILE NUMBER50-6-74/3506-74/3OFFICETSD/CCG/OPSOFFICERCDBrazmerOPIGINATINGTYPISTmahEXT.x292227 June 1966COORDINATINGOFFICE SYMBOLDATEOFFICERS NAMEWH/124 Jun 66W. Fredrick (by phone), x3654WH/C/CA/PA21 June 66Pat Johnson (in draft)* RI, v/o* 1-TSD/Registry, w/o* 1-WH/1, w/o* 1-WH/C/CA/DA, ४/०* 1-TSD/CCG/OPSOFFICE SYMBOLC/TSD/COGDATE27(40)RELEASINGOFICER'S SIGNATUREJohn S. FosterDISPATCHFORM 53USE FREYIOUS EDITION
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WHDFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Project LIEMPTY/Progress Report, 1 February through 30 April 1966ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESReferences: A. HMMA-28322, dated 17 February 1966B. DIR-61875, dated 20 February 1966C. MEXI-6479, dated 7 March 1966D. MEXI-6611, dated 22 March 1966E. MEXI-6668, dated 23 March 1966F. MEXI-6794, dated 6 April 1966Action Required: For Your Information.1. SUMMARY OF PROJECT REPORTING AND ACTIVITYThe last regularly scheduled LIFNFTY Progress Report, covering the period 1 November 1965 through 31 January 1966 was forwaried to Headquarters as reference A. Salient interim operational and security activities and developments were included in references B. through F. Throughout the period under review, Project LIEMTY continued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors, as well as various targets of opportunity. This activity was in consonance with, and represented partial fulfillmont of various sections of the RMD as approved for Mexico City Station. The above-cited progress las achieved through the daily photographic and f'lxed surveillance coverage provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA dasohouses as well as the LIETRAP mobile photographic unit. In addition, the LIEMMY project provided essential support to various other Headquarters (particularly the AMROD operation) and Station activitiescontinued...Distribution:(3 - Chief, WHDIS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA-28938DATE: 13 May 1966MQS FILE NUMBER: 50-6-74/3
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Page 3SECRETHMMA-28938e) LICALLA - Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouse provided photographic coverage of the garden and patio area of the LIMERICK installation, an area where many of the officers, their families and visitors congregate. In providing this coverage, LICALLA produced 1160 individual photographs as well as regular, daily reports on the salient activities in this area.f) LIEMPTY-4- All the above cited operational film (160 rolls, 4,297 frames) provided by the basshouses and the LIENTRAP unit was developed and printed by. LIEMPTY-4 at the LIEMPTY photo lab. As noted in paragraph 2 above, a new semi-automatic PAKO print dryer was recently installed in the photo laboratory. With the installation of this dryer, the Station's modernization of the LIEMFTY photo laboratory has been completed. (See paragraph 5 of HMA-27653, dated 17 November for the details of this program).g. Raymond H. GERENDE During the reporting period, OERENDE served as the full-time LIEMPTY P/A, operating as the cutout to the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA basehouses and bearing the agent handling responsibility for the related personnel as well as handling the operators of the LIENTRAP mobile unit, LIEMPTY-4, and LIEMPTY-19, a Station asset (translator) carried under Project LIFEAT. Gerende's overall assignment involved at least twelve clandestine agent meetings each week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY Project case officer. It should be noted that GERENDE also made mmerous and essential contributions to the sensitive AMROD deception operation.4. SECURITYThere have been no known incidents which adversely affected the security of Project LIEMPTY. During the period under review, LIEMPTYS -6, -9, -13, -14, -26, and -27 were afforded LCFLUTTER examinations, all with satisfactory results.5. CHANGES AND PLANNINGAs noted in paragraph 5 of reference A, Station is in the process of increasing the hours of both the photographic and physical surveillance coverage provided by the LILYRIC operations during the week-days. At present, the LILYRIC personnel are providing coverage from early morning to late afternoon, while LIMITED is providing week-end coverage. After the LILYRICs have moved into the new LIMOUSINE building, it is anticipated that they will be able to provide complete dawn to dusk coverage, the Station's ultimate goal.![signature of Willard C. Curtis] for/Willard C. CURTIS
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# CONTINUATION OS DISPATCHto be a reme.arandum irsm the ٠٠٧٠٢٠٠rstarture from Mexicothe Hoxican Secretary of theCity of the Chief of Naval Construction for the port et Mazatlan onofficial orders. Tue Statto 1 ctecating to determine just hoothe Soviets obtained thisDuring April 1965, the American imbassy Protection and Selfareofficer advised the Station that he had received call from theStates from a r. James Green. ?. concerntog his son, James C.Green, Jr. and a friend of als son's, Grant . Cravou. He said thataccording to itr. Groen, his so and Crayco tad called dr. Creen andtold him that they were going to the Soviet incon. I..e two zenlater visited the U. S. Embassy and sere interviewed by a Stutionofficer. The following day on 15 April, Sulject reported that twoAmericans (who fitted the descriptions of Green and Crayne) badvisited the Soviet Embassy that same day. This fact was subsequentlyconfirmed by LIMITED, LIEMERACE surveillance was placed on the twomen and this eventually led to their arrost and deportation fromMexico.Also during the reporting perted. Subject reported an incidentwhich the station felt could be used to discredit the Soviet Imbassyin the eyes of the local population. The story, which is factual.was placed in the newspaper La Fransa by LILIST-E during July 1965.An English language translation of the article follows:La Prensa, 18 July 1965 (iditorial rage)"The Nea 'Made in HosCDY"The men sade in Koscow lack sersibilities, are forbidden.because of their Marxist boltefs, to old the suffering or to helpthose in need. On 3 July of this year, in front of the RussianLabassy, a Mexican was hurt by a large lamp which had been placedabove the gate to the Embassy and which fell on hin due to the strongwind. The wounded man, Lleading profusely, begged the kusatan guardswho were but a few four away Sros a telepione to call the Red Cross.The guard answered that the imbassy was not responsible for the forceof the wind and that the man snculd move on his way and not botherhim. At this point, some incal workers and students began to gatherabout the sounded man and several of then asked that the Russianguard tolephone the ked Cross. The Soviet quard agala refused thisrequest and also refused the students permission to use the guard-house phone thomselves. Heanile, the bleeding aan had lostconsciousness and the sidanta Geonstrated their feelings towardthis monstrous lack of art shouting (nases) at the Russians.The Russian answered (inSpanish) that the accident was of no interestto the Embassy and besides no was there spoke SpanisA goodCommunist has no reason show pity la the face of misfortune.deformers that they are, dacity sensibilities, they cannot find theguoduess to pity anyone.8. Concerning the possible security questions raised by the   Station in IMMA-27692 of 18 Novoner 1965. the Station would like   to comment that an new doubts concerning LICOAL-I have arisen since   this dispatch was riccon. we plan to give iconi-1 & LCFLUTTER   test during March 1960.forWillard C. CURTIS
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Project LIEMTY Progress Report 1 November 1965 through 31 January 1966REFERENCES: A. HMMA-27653, dated 17 November 1965B. MEXI-5390, dated 23 November 1965C. MEXI-5411, dated 24 November 1965D. MEXI-5421, dated 26 November 1965E. MEXI-5452, dated 30 November 19651. SUMMARY OF PROJECT ACTIVITY AND REPORTINGThe last regularly scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report covering the period 1 August through 31 October 1965 was forwarded to Headquarters as reference A. Salient interim activities and developments were included in references B. through E. Throughout the period under review, Project LIEMPTY continued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors, as well as various targets of opportunity. This was achieved through the daily photographic and fixed surveillance coverage provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA basehouses and the LIENTRAP mobile unit. In addition, the LIEMPTY project provided essential support to various other Headquarters (particularly the AMROD operation) and Station activities through the exploitation of the LIEMPTY Principal Agent, Raymond H. GERENDE.continued...Distribution:3 - Chief, WH Division
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRET10M-A-28322c) other than noted above, there have been no major administrative, operational, or personnel changes during the reporting period.![signature]for/Willard C. CURTIS
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RIG: C.Busots-VidelaNIT: WII/1XT: 4506ATE: 13 Nov 650: MEXICO CITYROM: DIRECTORMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 30SECRET20 Nov 65 16 110ONF: WHP INFO: VR, FILE RID COPY COMMO 7 CSS3 CI 01/0PS SIG CEN0 MEXI INFO FI CITE DIR 59668REF CARA 3029 (IN 94102)*HQS APPROVES MR. MOREHOUSE STOPPING BY MEXI FOR DISCUSSIONSON USES OF SURVEILLANCE PANEL TRUCKS. WILL ARRIVE MEXI SOME-TIME LATTER HALF WEEK 22 NOVEMBER. WILL PHONE CABOT AT HOMEOR OFFICE ON ARRIVAL. NO NEED MEET NUR NOR MAKE RESERVATIONS,END OF MESSAGE*Cara requested permission Morehouse visit Mexi on brief TDY for latest methods and problems encountered in use surveillance panel truck.OC/SPS/CNT/D.Millhorn (draft)WII/3/VenezuelaWilliam V. BroeChief, WHDW.J. KaufmanC/WH/1
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# DISPATCHTOINFOFROMSUBJECT Project LILTANT Progress in A. H.ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCE1. C.ES COPYPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FRONO INDEXINGONLY QURLAR DESECAM RUOSE INCERINGDATECLASSIFICATIONHOS FILE NUMBER