Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# EUROPEAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATIONSKONRAD ADENAUER FOUNDATIONGERMAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION CDU) WORLD CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION (WCDU)| Eichholz Academy | Political Leadership Academy | Student Institute                                                   | European Christian Democratic Union (ECDU)                            | Christian Democratic Organization of Latin America (ODCA) | Christian Democratic Union of Central Europe (UCDEC) | International Union of Young Christian Democrats (UIJDC) || ---------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- ||                  |                              | Institute for International Solidarity S! DIRECTOR Adolf Herkenrath | International, Solidarity Foundation (FIS) PRESIDENT Johannes Schauff |                                                           |                                                      |                                                          |SOME BUDGETARY SUPPORTSupport To:Political Training InstitutesTraining Institutes of CLASC(Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unionists)Youth and Student TrainingOrganizational Support To:Political PartiesClassified material on reverse side of page
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# SECRETNo Foreign DissemCDs attempt to coordinate international CD activity through an organization they called the New International Team (NEI). This organization never achieved any significance because European influence in Latin America had already been undermined by a basic difference in political philosophy and because the Latin American parties had been maintaining individual relations with the various European groups. These ties were strictly on vague ideological grounds and for financial reasons.The two heaviest European contributors to the Latin American parties are the Institute for International Solidarity (IIS) and the International Solidarity Foundation (FIS). Between them they will contribute an estimated $800,000 to $1,000,000 to the American CD parties and CLASC in calendar year 1967. In addition, it was recently reported that the COPEI party of Venezuela will receive $480,000 for the 1968 election from FIS.The IIS, under the direction of Adolf Herkenrath, is an arm of the West German Christian Democratic Union with the bulk of its budget coming directly from the German government. It maintains several permanent representatives in Latin America and supports youth and student groups, political training institutes, and CLASC organizations.The FIS, under the leadership of Dr. Johannes Schauff, operates as an arm of the European Christian Democratic Union (ECDU), successor to the NEI. Since its creation in 1964, Germans and Italians have contributed almost its entire budget. FIS appears to be the exclusive European channel for organizational support to the Latin American parties. It has assumed this responsibility because it is composed of representatives of all the European parties. Thus the responsibility for support to certain controversial Latin parties is watered down and distributed among the European CDs collectively. Furthermore, a Latin American government or party in competition with the local CDs cannot formally protest its funding activities to the German government.## OutlookThe modest progress made by the Christian Democratic movement in the past two and a half years suggests that its development will be much slower and less extensive than many anticipated in the first flush of enthusiasm following the Frei victory.One major problem is its failure to reach the lower social classes and to develop a significant worker base. Its strength in the universities and its ability to compete with Communist groups on the campus create unfounded optimism. The "inspirational" approach that attracts the college student has no comparable appeal among the inadequately educated lower classes.Neither does a victory for one party seem likely to havePage 8 SECRET SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67
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SECRETNo Foreign Dissemany major effect on the fortunes of another. What appears to emerge from CD gains or losses in recent elections is rather solid evidence that the national parties will sink or swim on the basis of their own leadership abilities, organizational talents, and approach to local issues. International events count for little, and the influence of ODCA and the successful CD parties for even less. (SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM)SECRETPage 9 SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67
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7 Feb 1967. MicriF: MDCDECST25.Nov. 1966 New JerseyRE: IGNACIO VALLADARA RODRIGUS31 Oct. 1966 Niazi, Fla.RE: MDC CONFIDENTIAL30 SEPT. 1966 NEW JERSEYIGNACIO VALLADANES RODRIGUEZCONFIDENTIAL29 Aug. 1966 Niazi, Fla.RE: MDC SECRET
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# REPORT COVER SHEET**FROM**JMWAVEHenry J. SLOMANJohn.C. TARBELL/vklPhilip G. ELMARD**SECRET**UFG-8473.8. August 1966AMOT-245**PROCESSING ACTION**XXX SED FOR INDERINGSATA DEPORTED SEPARATELY**INTRA-AGENCY**4 - Hqs1 - DCS2 - Santo Domingo HDC2 - Santiago de los Caballeros2 - Caracas HVO2 - Guatemala City HGG**FIELD 01STRIBUTION**StateFBIIENSCustomsBorder PatrolUSCG**EXTRA-AGENCY**MICROFILMEDAUG 18.1966**SUPPLEMENTAL ZATA****TYPIC**SOURCE: AMOT-245 in AMOT reports as follows: Para. 2: DD-1874 from Palacio SARBEITE, 10 June 1966, and DD-1888, 6 July, from BARBEITE and Angel HERNANDEZ; paras. 3 to 7 and source comment 2, DD-1888; para S and source comment 5, DD-1883, 23 June, which included a copy of the document; para. 9: DD-1892, 15 July, from HERNANDEZ, DD-1895, 21 July, from a conversation between HERNANDEZ and Jorge MAS, and DD-1902, 3 August; para. 10, DD-1892; para. 11, DD-1874 from Ignacio VALLADARES; source comment 1: DD-1874 and DD-1890, 14 July, from Laureano BATISTA.AMCRUMP-1's true name appears in this report. Information available in his 201 indicates that he was "suspended" on 25 February 1966, and there is no record of contact since that time.RID:IndexName: BATISTA Falla, LaureanoSex : MГРОВ: 1 May 1935, Havana, CubaCit: CubanCC or Status: Elected organization secty of Natl Executive Committee of MDC at congress 25-27 Feb 66. Trip to DRon behalf of MDC, June 66.Group J: Excluded from Automatic Downgrading and Declassification-CS COPY19-300-10
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SECRETPage two of Cover Sheet UFG-8473Name: BAZAN, ArnaldoSex : MDPOB: ?Cit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre in DR. Connection with MDC base. Formerly with La Salle College of Camaguey. Cuba.Name: HERNANDEZ Rojo, AngelNickname: Baby, El BabySex: MDPOB: 4 Sept 33, Havana Cuba,Cit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre in Miami. Second in command of military dept of MDC.Name: BARBEITE Freyre, Placido A.Sex : MDPOB: 19 Nov 38, Batabano, Havana Prov, Cuba.Cit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre in Miami. Chf of military dept of MDC.Name: PALACIOS San Juan, ArmandoSex : MDPOB: ?Cit: CubanOcc or Status: Emigre. President of MDC in Puerto Rico.
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTGRADING OF SOURCE: A Completely reliable B Generally reliable C Fairly reliable D Not usually reliable E Not reliable (Appliedto sources of doubtful honesty or integrity, regardless of rank competence F Reliability cannot be judged (Applied to untreated or insufficientlytested sourcesAPPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1. Confirmed by other independent and reliable sources 2. Probably true 3. Possibly true 4. Doubtful 5. Probablyfalse 6. Cannot be judgedCONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY Cuba/Dominican Republic REPORT NO.SUBJECT G Activities of the MDC Possibility DATE OF REPORT 8 August 1966of Reactivating a Base in theDominican Republic, Condition of NO PAGESBoats, Possible Alliances WithOther Emigré Organizations REFERENCESDATE OFINFO: 29 May to late July 1966PLACE &DATE ACQ United States, Miami UFG-8473(10 June to 3 August 1966) THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SS GADINGS ARE DEFINITIVI APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVESOURCE:A member of a group of Cuban émigrés trained in the techniquesof information collection. This group has provided usefulreports since 1961.1. Summary: Laureano Batista Falla, leader of the Movimiento Democrata Cristiano   (MDC, Christian Democratic Movement), returned to Miami in late June 1966x from the Dominican   Republic, where he allegedly obtained pledges of support for his anti-Castro undertakings   from the Chief of the Air Force of the Dominican Republic, pending approval   of President Balaguer. However, the military department of the MDC recently issued a   document in which it voiced its discouragement, primarily a lack of funds.   Although representatives of the MDC have discussed the signing of agreements with   representatives of the Students' Revolutionary Directorate (DRE) and the Cuban   Representacion in Exile (RECE), no alliances have yet been formed.with representatives(DRE) and the Cuban Representation...alliances have been made.2. Laureano Batista Falla, organization secretary of the National   Executive Committee of the MDC, left Miami on 6 June 1966 for   Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, and returned to Miami   on 26 Junat On 29 June he met with other leaders of the MDC   to inform them of the results of his trip?3. Batista said that during the discussions held with General Juan N. Folch   Perez, Chief of the Air Force of the Dominican Republic, he had requested that Folch cooperate with the MDC by allowing the MDC to maintain   Base Luna located at Estero Bales near the town of Pepillo Siz Salcedo (N 19-43,   W 71-45)- indicated his willingness to cooperate...  offered the following assistance, subject to the approval of  President Balaguer, whom Folch said he will consult:CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEME/ DIA ARMY NAVY AIR NSA OCR FBI /2SO # USIA ( ) I&NS ()FI 1 WHC/SI 1 E/IB/R 1RR 1 WHC/WAVE 1 E/MADR 1RE 3 WHC/CA 1CICS 1MO 1 CI/OPS/WH 2 WH/PACY(CINCSO) 1LS IE 2, CI 4, FI 3, CA 1, DO/H 1, Liaison *
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# CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEMUTG-8973a. The use of five islets facing Santiago de los Caballeros City for a military base.b. Authorization for MDC personnel to move into and out of the Dominican Republic in a clandestine manner.c. Transportation of MDC war materiel from Miami aboard Dominican Air Force planes.4. Exta Batista that he had visited Fase Ling and on several occasion talked with Arnaldo Bazan, a Cuban residing in Santiago de los Caballeros, who is the recipient of X 3500 per month sent by the MDC to the Dominican Republic for the maintenance of Base Luria. Bazan, who had arranged Batista's meeting with Folch, was described by Batista as having formerly been with the La Salle College of Camry chief of Santiago de los Caballeros had made arrangements for the procurement of a house to be secupled by the MDC members who are in charge of Base Luna.5. Batista expressed enthusiasm regarding Folch's proposals, and stressed the necessity of acting immediately, including sending MDC personnel to the Dominican Republic. He directed Angel Hernandez Rojo, second in command of the military department, to prepare a plan to operate from the Dominican Republic, and Placido Barbeite Freyre, chief of the military department, to prepare an estimate of the cost of the plans in-order that the necessary money ear be obtained.6. Although Barbeite agreed with batista regarding the need for preparation of operational plans and an estimate of the coat he basically opposed Batista's advocation of initiating immediate action. He felt that it was Inadvisable to attempt the implementation of the plans until Balaguer's reaction is known. Hernandez views coincided with those of Barbeite The meeting ended without a solution to the disagreement.7. At the meeting Batista reported that dissension exists within the MDC In Puerto Rico, particularly between Armands Palacios San Juan and Humberto Perez Herrera, president and military chief respectively.Palacios that Perez does not report to the president on military plans and activities. However, Barbeite defended. Perez' action with the argument that military matters do not really fall within the scope of responsibilities of the resident. president.8. The military department of the NDC set forth its views in a document dated 29 May. This document included the following points:a. Discontent is becoming evident because of the lack of activity which, in turn, results from the lack of funds. The sum mentioned is $10,000.5b. No change in United States policy regarding-action-against Cuba from the . is anticipated. A base of operations outside of the United States is considered to be so vitally important that the military department would be willing to operate an illegal base if the resources were made available.c. The condition of the boats is such that the MDC has no sea transportation. The beats are described as follows:CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM-3-UFG-8473(1) The CADELLO I is docked across from Brito's Boat Yard at Stock Island, Florida. The boat is in need of repairs on the deck and superstructure, and the installation of electronic navigational equipment would be required to put it in operational condition. Current docking and routine maintenance costs are not being paid. Efforts to make commercial use of this boat have not been successful. This boat is considered ideal for activities which might be undertaken if there were a base from which to operate, but under the present circumstances the expense which this boat represents is not justifiable. It is recommended that consideration be given to selling the CADELLO I if an operational base is not established within four months.(2) The KYA-ORA[^7], which was donated to the MDC by a member of the military department, is in drydock at Nuta's Boat Yard in Miami. There are leaks in the hull.(3) The LANCHA AZUL[^8] is in need of repairs, as well as trailer. Repairs on this boat are being given priority, and will proceed as money becomes available.d. Informal discussions have been held with representatives of the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE, Students Revolutionary Directorate), and there is an "agreement in principle" to coordinate future actions. There is no political commitment.9. In July Jorge Mas Canosa, chief of press and propaganda of Representacion Cubana en el Exilio (RECE, Cuban Representation in Exile), proposed that the MDC enter into a pact with RECE, and indicated that some members of MDC will be offered full-time employment preparing military plans for the RECE. As of late July no formal agreement had been reached.10. Hernandez, who feels that Ramon Font Saumell[^9] is incapable of formulating military strategy, favors the formation of a pact between the MDC and RECE which would exclude Font from participating in the preparation of plans for military operations. Hernandez also said that he plans to attempt the reorganization of the military department of the MDC in order to replace Barbeite in a less important position than that which he currently occupies.11. In early June Ignacio Valladares Rodriguez[^10] expressed a desire to participate in action against Cuba with the MDC. Barbeite agreed to inform Valladares when an operation is to be carried out. Before Valladares left Miami on 6 June for Dover, New Jersey, he said that within a month he would send a 57mm recoil-less rifle, a 50-caliber machine gun, and an unstated number of M-1 and Garand rifles. His address in Dover is Dover Cliff Apartments, apartment 21.CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM
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CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM-4-UFG-84731. Source Comment. At the time of his departure, Batista told the executive committee that he was going directly to Caracas, Venezuela. It was not until after his return that it was learned that he had not gone to Caracas or to Guatemala as he had planned. He later explained that while he was in Puerto Rico he telephoned his relative in Guatemala and was informed that the latter had "failed in his efforts."Field Comment. Presumably he was referring to an interview with President Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro which Batista had earlier said had been arranged by his cousin. (Cf. )3. Headquarters Comment: In early August 1964, Folch was reported to have been in charge of Dominican xidxtox Armed Forces aid in a xe caching operation for Cuban exiles in the Monte Cristi area. See TDCS-314/01722-66. SDE-916/00798-66. Another source reported that in September 1964 approximately 30 Cuban exiles were taking training at a camp near Punta Presidente (N 19-47, W 71-46).4. The location of the house was not given.5. Source Comment. The document, as originally drafted, was modified because Barbeite felt that the tone was too strong. Also, the amount of money requested was reduced to $10,000.Field Comment. An earlier report from the same source reported that the document was being prepared, and that $75,000 would be requested. (Cf. UFG-8327)Field Comments.6. The CADELLO I (FL 7579 F), an 83-foot boat, is a former U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat. The boat yard referred to is the Syncrolift Boat Yard on Stock Island which is owned by Mike Brito. Stock Island is on U.S. Highway 1, between Key West and Boca Chica.7. The KYA-ORA, or KIA-ORA, has Florida registration FL 8665 E.8. The LANCHA AZUL has been described as a high-speed launch. (Cf. UFG-8327). Besides the CADELLO I, the MDC has been reported to own the VICKY I, a blue V-23; the PUNCHIN CHIA (FL 9256 SC), a 33-foot boat; and BERNARDO II.9. Font is chief of military operations of Comandos L, which has an alliance with RECE. (Cf. UFG 8423)10. Valladares arrived in Miami on 27 May with weapons which he gave to the MDC. He offered to supply weapons to the MDC and the Association of Veterans of the Bay of Pigs (Brigade 2506).CONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMNO FOREIGN DISSEM
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# FBI29 June 64 New YorkRe: moc Secret7 June 66 FloudaRe: moc Secret
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S E C R E TXXChief of Station, JMFAVEChief, VHDADMIN/TYPICStation Files on Cuban Counterrevolutionary and Exile OrganizationsREFERENCE: UFGT-16343, 31 May 19861.  We are returning Volume VII of the HDC file which you sont    with the reference for Headquarters to review as a sample of a group    of 80 files which are no longer useful to the Station. Headquarters    appreciates your interest in this aspect of records inprovement,    considering the need for retrieval, but would like to defer a decision    until IDENTITY, a KUBARK employee who is retiring soon but is now    ongaged in writing historical studies, can visit the Station to    survey these files with others.2.  IDENTITY plans to visit JAWAVE for several days about the    end of July to size up and review certain records for writing a    history of the Station. Therefore, we would like the 80 background    files to be left intact for his visit. Afterwards a decision will    be made on their rotiresent or other disposition.3.  If space for storing the files is critical we will authorizo    forwarding them to Headquarters, but will prefer your holding thes    temporarily to assist with the historical research cited above.Claude F. GOTTFRIEDAttachment:1. Identity, u/s/c2. MDC File, h/Distribution:3-COS/JNWAVE, w/att. 1 & 2UFGS-8398S E C R E T1-WH/RMO, w/att.l WH/RMO NOEL C. WILSON/pap1-WH/C/ESEC, w/att.11-511/C/CA/PP, w/att.l1-Historical Staff C/WH/C/CA/PP STEPHEN G. CHACONASC/WH/C/CAC/WH/C/MO
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SECRETSEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENTTO UWGS-5398IDENTITY - Paul Loeb
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# FBIMiami, Fla.3 June 64Re: MOC Confidential
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# SECRETTO FILE NO.TO FILE NO.LE PID RET, TO BRANCHDESTROYFROMJMIGAVEACTIONINFO26IED MESSAGE E TOTAL COPIESSECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFile. 7. D. CRID COPYADVANCE COPYISSUED BLOTTEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFILLVR ClOA, CAT, CALPEOP, CALES, CILICZ, FI, FILINT, WH 8SECRET 210017ZLIMA INFO DIR CITE WAVE 0321TYPIC AMMOPREF A. WAVE 0331(89790)*B. DIR 75895ACTIONAMMOP-1, IDEN, DEPARTING MIAMI 0230 HRS 21 APRIL ONPERUVIAN AIRLINE FLIGHT 55 TO ATTEND REF CONFERENCE.SECRETCFN 0321 0031 75395 AMMOP-I MIAMI 0203 HRS 21 PEPUVIAN 65BTSECRET
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INDEX: O YES O NOCLASSIDY TO FILE NO.-REF TO FILE NO. 26 SECRETFILE RIO REF. TO BRANCHDESTROY O SIG.FROM JHUAVEACTION WH/CBADVANCE COPYRID COPYINFO FILE VR, CIHOA, CAZ, CAPROP, CA/04, Calicz, FI, FILINT, WH8,SECRET 2103172LIMA INFO DIR CITE WAVE 3322TYPIC AMMOPREF WAVE 3321 (IN00958)IDEN: ERNESTO RODRIGUEZ DIAZ, MDC SECRETARYFOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.SECRETCFN 9322 0321 ERNESTO RODRIGUEZ DIAZ MDCBTSECRET
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE15 SECRETFROM:JM WAVEACTION:LUH S ☑ RID COPYINFO:FILE, UR, WHIC & SOC6, Cilops, CilanSECRETSDOM INFO DIS CITE WAVE 2194 15 APR 66 087580DYVOUR ANNOP1.  ANCHIF-1 (IDEN) CONTACTED BY DULCE DE LA MAZA RODRIGUEZ, NIECE OF PRSC LEADER ANTONIO ROSARIO, WHO TRAVELED THROUGH JMWAVE AREA. DE LA MAZA HAND CARRIED LETTER TO ANCE IS-1 DATED 4 APRIL FROM FRANCISCO CORDOVA, PRISC SECY OF INTL AFFAIRS, WHICH REQUESTED AMCRIP8-1 ARRANGE FOR PURCHASE AND SHIPMENT OF TWO OR THREE USED CARS TO FE USED FOR PRSC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ACTIVITIES IN DOMREP. LETTER WAS ACCOMPANIED WITH $1462 FOR PURCHASE AND SHIPMENT CCTS OF CARS.2.  ANCSIF-1 TELEPHONED ROSARIO EVENING 11 APRIL TO CONFIFE LETTER AND AGREED TO PROVIDE AID IN PROCUR LING CARS. ROSARIO INFORCED ANCR 18-1 THAT SE EXPECTED RECEIVE NOMINATION AS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE OF PRSC AT PARTY ASSEMELY ON 17 APRIL AND STATED HE "OULD SELECT CESAR ESTRELLA AS HIS RUNNING MATE. SOSARIO ALSO INDICATED HE EXPECTED SOME ELECTORAL SUPPORT FROM UNSPECIFIED NUNDER OF APJ MEMPERS.SECRET
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET IN 97580 PAGE 2CFN: 0194 ANCR18-1 DULCE DE LA PAZA RODRIGUEZ PRSC ANTONIO ROSARIOJMWAVE AMCRIP-1 4 FRANCISCO CORDOVA PRSC -1 PRSC DONREF SLA00-1 11 -1 PRSC 17 CESAR ESTRELLA AP.IPTNUINISECRET
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* YES O NO  CLASSIFY. TO FILE NO.  X-REF TO FILE NO.  FILE RID O RET. TO BRANCH O  DESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGEIS SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES27REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDUNITTIMEBYFROMIMWAVEACTIONWH 8☑ RID COPYADVANCE COPYINFOFILE, UR, WH/8, SOD6, Cilops, CiloASECRET 1517422SDOM INFO DIR CITE WAVE 319515 APR 66 97588DYVOUR AMMOPREF: WAVE 0194 (97572)IDEN: JESUS ANGULO CLEMENTE, SECRETARY OF MOVIMIENTOOFDEMOCRATA CRISTIANO CUSA.SECRETCFN: 8195 3194 JESUS ANGULO CLEMENTE MOVIMIENTO DEMOCRATACRISTIANO CUBABTSECRETNNNN
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# SECRETINDEXED YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE AS.RE-RED TO FILE NO.FILE PID RET. TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 2REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROM JN WAVEACTION 11/11/6 P RID COPY ADVANCE COPY SLOTTED TUDEDINFO FILE, VR, WAVE, CVICZ, CI/CM, F1, F1/INTZ, CA2, CA/PBOL (17/04SECRET 1416542 1411065625DIR INFO LIMA QUIT CITE WAVE 0167TYPIC AMMOPREF: WAVE 0132(......)*AMCRIB-1 RECEIVED AIR TICKET THRU IDEN EFFORTS ANDWILL DEPART 0245 HOURS 14 APRIL FOR LIMA. REONSTRUCTEDMONITOR ALL EVENTS FOR DEBRIEFING ON RETURN.SECRET*RE PRETRIN BRIEFING FIRATTENDANCECFN: 0167 0132 AMCRIB-1 0245 14 LIMAVONLD CHRISTITIO DEAND:BTNNNNSECRET
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEINDEX: ☐ YES, ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.A-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ S:O.FROM: JMWAVEACTION: WH/C & ☑ RID COPYCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE, COPY:☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TUBEDTOTAL COPIES: 22REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDINFO: FILE, VR, WH8, 21/17, CI/CON, FI, FI/INT2, CA2, CH/2RUP, CH/04SE C R E T 1410542DIR INFO LIMA QUIT CITE WAVE 0168TYPIC AMMOPREF: WAVE 0167 (N 96675IDEN: JULIO MONCAGATTASE C R E TCFN: 0168 0167 JULIO MONCAGATTA SECRETBTNNNN-