Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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12. LD3S-C: Relative of LD3S-1. They reside together. This agent is a widew and ostensill lives on an inheritance.13. LESTONE-9: Housewife.14. LESTE-10: Housewife.15. LEESTE-11: Housewife.16. LETTIO: He is an architect and follows an alrost full time career in that business while his relatives manage the base.17. LOITATO-3: Very elderly retired person who formerly had a large business and whose income therefore is not open to question.18. LITATIO-7: Housewife.19. LETTATIO-5: Accountant with a large fim. His wife (LEIT.TIG-6) handles most of the routine work he has core for the Station ir. the past.20. LIQUATION: Businessman with office in the city. He spends a good deal of time on selling machinery while LIQUATIC -2 and LIQUATII-3 wind the base.21. LIQUATION-1: Has been out of town working on a contract. Previously was a student and had adequate cover for part-tire work. When he returns to LITAT his cover will be similar to that of LIQUATION.22. LIQUATTON-2: Housewife.23. LIQUATICL-3: Elderly widow who resides part time with her children, hence not likely to arouse suspicion.24. LIPSTICK-18: This agent's cover, that of plumber and electrician, is not satisfactory. It appears, however, that he may be put into another type of operation sometice this year.25. LIPSTICK-35: Housewife.26. LIPSTIC-37: Dependent relative of LIPSTICK-18.27. Carol K. ZESEISTER: Housewife.28. LILACE: Housewife29. Alice N. CAILLETLAU: HousewifePage 17Attachment to HI-4-70639265 June 1957
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30. Frances H. : Housewife.31. Olivia H. : Retired woman residing with daughter and known to have independent income from retirement from former job.12. Contact and CommunicationContact and communication between the case officers and the agents and undercover personnel in this operation is maintained in a clandestine manner in generally the same form as in previous years. Reference is made to CIA-4503, 9 May 1956, for a general description of this system, which appears to have been successful.13. Control and MotivationReference is made to CIA-4503 under this heading.14. Equipment and Other SupportIt is believed that supplies of equipment for LIFEAT currently at the Station are sufficient to carry the operation through the calendar year 1957, but it is possible that simultaneous breakdown in quantities of the older equipment, dating from 1951 and in constant use since then, would necessitate the placing of separate orders for replacements.15. CoordinationLIFEAT is coordinated with all other projects at this Station.16. TimetableLIFEAT has been in almost constant operation since its inception in January 1951 and it is planned to continue it indefinitely.Page 13Attachment to ICI-L-7053865 June 1957
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## 17. Estimated CostsThe following costs are estimated for FY 1953. All figures are in U.S. dollars per year. It ill be noted that owing to rises in the cost of living and especially to much higher rents and to intended expansions, costs will be higher than in the past.### a. Salaries1. Staff and Contract personnel:Ralph S. FARNELLI, GS-7Salary 4,525.00Quarters 2,000.006,525.00David M. WILSTEDSalary 6,400.00Quarters 2,200.00Educ All. 500.009,100.00Unnamed ICICA processor(GS-12)Salary 7,570.00Quarters 2,200.00PCS Travel 2,000.0011,770.00Unnamed IILUS translatorSalary 6,500.00Quarters 2,000.00PCS Travel 2,000.0010,500.00Carol K. ZIMMERMEISTERSalary 5,400.00 5,400.00Frances L. LANZIESalary 2,504.00 2,504.00Alice M. CAILLETEAUSalary 2,425.00 2,425.00Olivia M. GLADMONSalary 3,880.00 3,880.00Harvey C. MILWARDSalary 10,320.00Quarters 2,300.00PCS Travel 2,000.0014,620.0066,724.00Page 19Attachment to H-1-70539865 June 1957
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## 2. Fiell agents|                                             | Presently | Possible raise     || ------------------------------------------- | --------: | ------------------ || LOCATER                                     |   5200.00 |                    || LIR-1                                       |   2203.00 | (at 2300, up 300)  || LE--2                                       |   1450.00 | (at 1500, up 250). || LLE ESTO.3-1                                |    140.00 |                    || LUSS.2                                      |    575.00 |                    || -3                                          |   2205.00 | (at 2300, up 300): ||                                             |   2208.00 | (at 2300, up 300)  || LEES10-5                                    |    753.00 |                    ||                                             |   1535.00 |                    || LES CIE-8                                   |   1726.00 | (at 1300, up 300)  || LEITATIO                                    |  2112.00- | (at 2200, up 400)  || LEITATION-3                                 |   1920.00 | (at 2000, up 550). || LEIA-5(not hired yet)                       |           |                    || LIQUATICH                                   |   3840.00 | (at 4000, up 1100) || LIQATION-1                                  |   3640.00 | (new deal)         || LIQUATION-3                                 |    768.00 |                    || LIPSTICK-13-                                |   1725.00 | (at 1800, up 200)  || LILACE ($2.02 per hour, 120 hrs. per month) |    250.00 |                    || LDEATEN assistant                           |    114.00 |                    |Christmas bonus and presents (One month salary to each agent, in accordance local custom. Also special gifts in some cases)3000.00 39,250.00b. Base house rentals, utilities and expenses|                        |          || ---------------------- | -------: || LDEIC base house       |  2050.00 || LICUS base house       |  2000.00 || LIVE base house        |  2000.00 || LITHOSPHERE base house |  2000.00 || LOAY URL base house    | 1000.00. || Proposed base house    |  2900.00 || LISTAT bare shop       |  2000.00 || Proposed base house    |  2700.00 || Proposed base house    |  2600.00 || LICOL-S base           |   600.00 || Proposed INCOOL base   |   600.00 |21,450.00c. EquipmentLocal purchase of emergency and special equipment 2,000.00New car - ..I 3,500.00.5,500.00Page 20Attachment to-70635 Jhe 1957
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d. Miscellaneous1. Supplies   2,000.00   (mper rolls, wire, tubes,   tape, pens, parts)2,000.002. TransportationLEDICK car rent 300.00David ية Auto axpense 310.00Carol K. ZIS 13 mileage 350.00LIUS case car rental 700.00LVY baso car rental 700.00LISP base car rental 400.00(1.72047) 11.00Proposed base car rental 700.004,930.003. Other Operacional Expenses(To cover loss of deposits on rents,fatalities and other serious emergencies,separation payments, medical expenses,emergency moving bills; and to covertargets of opportunity)20,000.00Grand Total 159,854.00Page EtAttachment to --70032561957 משיל58-6-32/1
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14-000001 February 1957MEMORANDUM FOR: FI/CPS - Projects BranchSUBJECT: Amendment to Project LIFEAT1. It is requested that project LIFEAT be amended to include the purchase of a LIFEAT/LIMERICK basehouse in the amount of $20,000. The lease on the present LIFEAT/LIMERICK base expires in April.2. The LIFEAT/LIMERICK base is the principal base of operations covering Mexico City's number one priority targets. The location of this base must be moved since the lease on the present base cannot be renewed. Furthermore, a decision has been reached whereby new operational techniques will be initiated which will necessitate round-the-clock operations in the base by station cleared personnel in order to satisfactorily cover the targets. This will undoubtedly necessitate the acquisition of a more securely controlled base of operations. The station does not believe such a base can be acquired other than by purchasing the property indicated. However, every effort will be made to lease this property providing leasing arrangements can be made to meet the security requirements of the operation.3. At present additional funds are not needed in the LIFEAT project to cover the purchase of a new basehouse. Should more funds be needed before the project expires, they will be requested at a later date.J. C. KINGCWRAPPROVED: CHIEF, FI/PSJOSEPH R. GROVESAPPROVED: D/ DIRECTOR, LOGISTICS
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104-10188-100012025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992INDER: YES [ ] NO [X]CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 53-6-22/4 CLASSIFIED MESSAGESREF TO FILE NO.FILE RID [ ] DET. TO BRANCH [ ]DESTROY [ ] SIE.  PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES 3SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITED843ACTION ADVANCE COPYUNIT   TIME   BYRID COPY [X] ISSUED [ ] SLOTTED [ ] TORED[ ]INFO FILE V2, EUR8, SA8, CIPCS, Flim2SECRET 151603Z CITE OTTAWA 4131MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTORREDCOATREF A: MEXICO CITY 0121 (IN 88248)B: MEXICO CITY 9919 (IN 77928)LOCAL LNERGO REP PASSED REF INFO RE LOWRY TO SMABOVE 13 FEB 57.SECRETSTSECRETLIFENT50.6.32/415 FEBC
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# SECRETINDEXE YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 50-6/4X-REF TO FILE NDFILE RIC RET: TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 41SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFICOREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDISSEM BY ANACTION WH8ADVANCE COPY RID COPYUNITTIMEINFO FILE, IR, EURS SAP, WH/COG8, Cilaps, FI, FIJINTLSECRET 2721552 CITE MEXICO CITY 2121DIRECTOR INFO OTTAWARED COATMICROFILMED APR 14 1967(IN77928)PEF: MEXICO CITY 9919 (PLS RELAY TO OTTAWA)1. PER LIFEAT DON LOWRY AGAIN CALLED LEONOV 19 JAN   IDENT IFYING HIMSELF AS FROM CANADA. LOWRY HAD BEEN UNABLE   TO CONTACT ESCARTIN AT CUBAN EMBASSY, BUT LEONOV SAID HE   COULD NOT HELP HIM AND THAT HE SHOULD KEEP TRYING.2. LOCAL LNERGO HAS RECORD OF ONE DONALD POBERT LOWRY.   BORN 25 NCV 1914 OP 1915 IN WALKERVILLE OR WINDSOR, ONTARIO.   LOCAL LNERGO IS NOTIFYING THEIR REPRESENTATIVES IN IN CONTACT WITH WASHINGTON AND OTTAWA TO SEE IF LOWRY STILL ON WANTED LIST.3. STATION HAS LIONION PHOTO OF MAN WHO VISITED CUBAN EMBASSY ON 9 JAN AND SHOWS SOME RESEMBLANCE TO VERY OLD   LUEPGO PHOTO OF DONALD ROPERI LOWRY, CAN POUCH PRINTS IF   OITAWA STATION WISHES.4. SUP STANCE OF THE ABOVE AND INFO IN FEF MAY BE   PASSED TO SMAROVES, DISGUISING SOUPCE. REQUEST OTTAWA STATION   COORDINATE ANY ACTION 'WITH LHERGO.SECRETMICROFILMED MAR 7 1967BI
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S F C P E T 132130Z CITE MEXICO CITYDIRECTORFEDCOAT1. LIFFAT REPORTS THAT MAN GIVING HIS NAME AS DON Lowry, EVIDENTLY AMERICAN, WAS IN CONTACT WITH SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE LEONOV 221-132139 ON 9 JAN AND ALSO WITH CUBAN CULTURAL ATTACHE RICARDO ESCARTIN FERNANDEZ SAME DAY.Lowry said he had newspaper and magazine experience and had also been radio and television announcer. Escartin Fernandez had agreed to send his letter and writing samples to Cuba in next pouch and told him chances were maybe twenty percent, evidently of his getting a job there. Lowry has to wait around Mexico for two weeks, apparently until he hears from Cuba.2. Leonov was non-committal but said he would introduce Lowry to Soviet Consul on 10 Jan. Conversation indicates that Lowry had first asked Leonov about a job and Leonov had suggested he try the Cuban Embassy.3. Request cabled Headquarters traces. Informing Local LNFPRO.S F C P E TBT
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DISPATCHTo: Chier, a DivisionFrom: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySubject: LINUS/ Disposition of TaresRef: DEACTOR 06770, 23 January 1907Action required. as determined by headquarters.1. As requested in reference, Station Fort au Prince is pouching to headquarters all of the LIU/Latent cards currently on file at the Station. Please return to Station copies of those cards containing sufficient information to be of value to Station.2. Station is in agreement with Headquarters that a hard copy of the tapes should be sent directly from Station Mexico City to Headquarters in order that Headquarters may expedite the processing of the material. However, station suggests that in order to reduce the overall processing time and eliminate what could be duplication of effort, only Headquarters, when processing the original tapes, receive a copy of the tapes and send a composite tape to the Creole portions Station for translation.3. Station currently has a backlog of the LIU/LIFTT tapes. Please advise whether these tapes also should be sent to headquarters for processing.4. Headquarters comments and suggestions are welcome.Distribution:2-Chief,1-Mexico City![signature of Matthew N. Childs]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: AIPA-1973CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE: 26 January 1967MCS FILE NUMBER:
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# DISPATCHTO: Deputy Chief WII/CINFO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CityCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED CESA CAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMSUBJECT: TYPIC/LIFEAT/Transmittal of Traffic of Subject of 201-735575 and LICLOVE-2ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:1.  Attached as A are copies of traffic covering the Subject of 201-735575 for the period 1, 2, 4, and 7 June 1966. This traffic was provided Station Mexico by LIFEAT.2.  Attached as B are copies of traffic covering LICLOVE-2 for the period 30 May - 12 June 1966. This traffic was also provided Station Mexico by LIFEAT.3.  Attachments are being forwarded KAPOK and under separate cover.Attachments:A & B a/s KAPOK u/s/cDistribution:*   DOKR/C w/atts u/s/c*   C/WHD w/o atts*   FILESDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HOMA-29211CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE: 16 June 1966HQS FILE NUMBER: 50-A-12/1![signature of Linda G. Bradley for Willard C. Curtis]![LIFEAT/CB DETERMINED 50-43214]
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# DISPATCH25Chief of station, Port-au-PrinceTranslation of Creole Portions of Llit TapesREFERENCES:References:C. HI-28440, 8 March 1966D. HI-28489, 14 March 1966E. HI-28534, 22 March 1966F. HI-28544, 29 March 1966G. HNKA-28701, 11 April 1966H. -8761, 25 April 1966I. HI-28834, 3 May 1966Action: FYIMICROFILMEDJUN 24 1966DOC. MICRO BER.1. Attached for addressees information are translations of the creole language portions of the tapes forwarded   The translations were done by *L-1*.   In references. The translations were done by *L-1*. conversations which have no operational or intelligence value have not been included.2. In zy or 223.2 the Journal Content cannot be identified by the station. Sen headquarters identify the Journal?3. The Judy in 2y GF 26 17.5 is possibly Judith … the Costa Rican woman friend of the Plaintiff…?4. 2y 101 is very Interesting conversation. Evidently Pierre has just returned from Miami and is to meet him in San Juan, Puerto Rico where he went to discuss others.CILLA is Fritz the who is believed to have forged a Continental conference in he went in January 1960, however it eco probably a pseudonym. Per consulte files, RaymondPlat, 3 cumber 1915, Cayes, Haiti travels to and from Juarez.5.  In June 1960. Juan is the first direct confirmation of Guogn exile activity directed at Haiti in Puerto Rico. Gerard C. Folco is    The Cuban approach toCS COPY32/4DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER-1627DATE30-4-121
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# 14-00000# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSILTTel Hanki itcives, halti is4784-185919 June 1234 en:Roor leeuer.Inter/econo.st/r/economist/buictive inteligentleftist labor lawyer. subject of hi-1715, u station con-Lict, reported that on 29 Letober 1965, one beforeSTEPS onliti in San Jun.Cried for theoverthrow of the accio-economic structure of all includingbin" pourroisite stortin, reveloint so very cepoole, energetic intellectual with agenuine gift of lesnership. lie received a tition law derree,studied economics in Faris for six years and received a U.S.Covernment rant to attend a barvard seliter on marketing, in1962. while in Haiti he appeared to of pro-merican. at theSen Juen symposium ATUL acciored that every bition wouldresist U.. Intervention in cits and condemned the d.. StuteLepartment for meat in in itition exlic affairs. MAJUTis probably Lesliemi sliceManila (401-297422) 08 168, u uit 1930,To--Prince, resident ofThouwh... is acircles of his close tiesknown leftist his is the first imication from within CPCommunist parties out that they trethe Corfu ports. It wouldappear from the inmormation and implications in the telephoneconversation that both inwhile I have ties with theor dogmatぶ。Jarly alacicline5.  The "zero" (ph) mentioned in 25 OP 126 2,0 is unknown    hospital in texico or in the soviet Bloc    to station. Can adressces reconize the neke as a clinic or    nounced z ero (herriau-cebster pronounciation seys).    The zero le pro-    Of 2) ()    lon seys).6. The A hot of HTFA7. The DUVAL in 29 CF 137 18.5 is prowably Joseph MARRON   1721, 24 Feb 19028 u ust in 2x112x1.7 is probably Guy Tok,Mir Arioche  Mir AriocheCity from exico Cityto toscow in August 1964. ~tationthe CFCs is being received by thehotes thとしCome call forLLLUULUUTranslation of TapesDistribution:2-Cus, Pexico City /orig. att.2-C/D w/lcy att.JOULII C. B...
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# SEGRETAttachment to HTPA-185MICROFILMEDJUN 24 1966DOC. MICRO. BER.Page 129 CP 82 3.2This conversation is about "The Comedians", & book written about Haiti by Graham Greene. Gerard and Suzie are talking to Pierre Lelong. Pierre says the book was the novel of the month of February in the U.S. Book is about Duvalier. Gerard has heard that foreigners are making money on Haition heads by writing such stories but he has also heard that Greene was in contact with a person who really gave him full information. Pierre says there was & review of the book in L'Edition and he hos saved it. Gerard Pierre if he has the latest edition of the newspaper Combatant. Pierre has it and promises to return it.29 GP 85 3.0Suzie colls Gerard PIERRE CHARLES. Roger has left Susie a note. Gerard failed to go where he had planned. Gerard called Dorce but Dorce wasnit there. He went to the Embassy for 15-20 minutes but he couldn't find him. (Conversation probably about Aldi Castors visa.) Gerard asks how everything come out. The wife of the Chief of Police came over to fix the thing about the little girl. The police never suspected anybody and they don't think anybody like that had it. Suzie says Claudette finally found her passport. Claudette went to a (convent?) and someone stole her handbag which contained her passport, money and license to work. Everything was returned the next day with a check for $500. Claudette had to return the $500.29 GP 85 9.०Suzie with Gerard. Suzie asks Gerard if he saw a number on the front or back of something (papers)? No. There is nothing written by hand. Gerard received three copies and they are looking for two more.29 GP 98 17.5Suzie calls Gerard. Suzie asks Gerard if aldi has come by. Suzie says she is going back to the mbassy. Gerard has changed every- thing and the man will come by around 2:00 to pick him up. Judy called to ask when she should come.29 GP 103 4.9Pierre Lelong calling Suzie Pierre-Charles. Suzie asks Fierre when he returned. He just arrived, but without his mother. Suzie asks Fierre how Lillion and her friends were, They were fine. Tonton CINAS had been arrested and had been shot. Also, something is supposed to start in Haiti. Tonton Clh. AS was in touch with some- ene named Maitre domond PlipRL. Clemera CHARLES was also involvedαπTo HTPA 1857CS COPY.50-6-32/41:
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## ELUNCT,Page 2in the affair. ss2,000 was involved. The person that gave him thenews was a friend of Clemard CiKU.S. A newspaper in N.Y. numedil Tiempo has written about an invasion of Haiti. El Tiempo re-ported that someone named Vixame was involved. Fierre was in a storein San Juan, Puerto Rico buying some cloth when a Cuban girlapproached him and asked him if he was ilaition. The Firl was &companiedby a Cuban man and they asked Fierre questions about Haitian history.They asked Fierre if he knew anything about Duvalier. Pierre ex-plained he was opposed to Duvelier. The Cubans said there were peoplein San Juan planning to "catch" Duvalier. Pierre implies that theCuban man lives in Nexico. Gerard PILKE CHARLES takes the phone.Gerard tells Pierre that someone named Silvie is on the border. Gerardasks Pierre if he has brought the merchandise. Yes. Pierre went to thepost office to pick up a package and they were going to open the packageto inspect it but Fierre told the clerk it was not necessary to in-spect it. The post office clerk said the declared value was too high,and he had to open it. when he opened it he found it was a hand-written manuscript so the clerk asked no more questions. Everythingwent alright. Fierre mentions that during his trip overseas (San Juan)he met Gerard LATESTUE, Gerard asks Pierre what LITORTUE'S financialstatus was. Pierre thinks LATORTUL is working at the University ofMayaguez. Pierre says there are a lot of licitions in Puerto Rico thatare interested in doing something (against Duvalier?) but most arewithout families. They are petty bourgeois or engineers working inSan Juan. The bourgeois Haitians now have stores in Puerto Rico..Gerard asks Pierre if LATORTUE mentioned anything about his uncleFrancois LATORTUE. Lo, he did not. LATORTUL Might come to Mexico soonon a tourist viss. He has to go through some routine to get the visa.Gerard tells Pierre that Francois LATORTUE is up to his neck inpolitics in Haiti. LATURTUE said that the leftist party was reallymistreating Mall and LATORTUL didn't like it. Everytime MANIGATopens his mouth somethin; happens. The leftist parties likened NALIGATto Castro. Like Castro, MALIGAT talked too much and did too many things.MANIGAT showed his card too much and that is why they are mistreatinghim. It was the communist party that put MANIGAT where he is, justas the CP put Castro where he is. LATORTUE has written an article tocounter what has happened to MANIGAT. Gerard says he knew KARIGAT 10years ago in Haiti. LATORTUE has written an article condemningAmerican intentions of landing in Haiti. LATORTUE x is Professor ofEconomics at the iniversity of Mayaguez. LATORTUE is trying to leavePuerto Rico and go somewhere else where he can find better work.29 GP 105 25.7Gerard is talking to Suzie about & title of property. She cannotfind it. She asks about Daniel.
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Page 229 GP 106 2,2Gerard calls Pierre LELONG and asks Pierre to drop by tonight. Has Pierre found 2 packages of papers? One contains papers for Suzie's course and the other is a package of white blank paper for cimcosmoph-ing.29 GP 107 20,2Suzie calls Gerard. Suzie is near the "guy's" house. She wants some money to get a large roll of paper and wants to write & check for the people that are going to send "those things" this afternoon. Gerard asks if she received any news. Yes. Gerard asks Suzie to buy some flash bulbs for his camera.29 GP 118 3.0Suzie with Benoit. Benoit excuses himself for not coming. He will come by tomorrow night about 8:00p.m. when he gets out of school. Has Suzie received any news from Gerard? No. Suzie asks about Pierre Louis. Pierre Louis is doing alright.29 GP 118 11.2Suzie cells Vincent. Long time no see. Vincent kids Suzie about her travels, vacation, new house, and car. She asks about Angelica. Benoit is coming over tomorrow. Angelica's brother cane in for a vacation. Vincent asks Suzie if there is any other news. No. Still the same as in February from the newspaper Salliement. The same story. Vincent seys that he has no news about Heit out he got a letter from the family saying that the economic situation is very rough. Vincent asks about Aldi. He scored 9.10 on an exam. Susie asks Vincent if he has seen CINAS (ph) (sounds like somebody at the Kexican University). Vincent says everybody at the University is against him.29 GP 128 2,0Gerard is talking to an uidentified person. Gerard explains to the person that before he travels "they" will give him a test wisich will show if he has 13 or not. If the test is positive, they will rive him medecine to stop or cure it. The unidentified person is a-fraid and Gerard tries to tell him that it is not serious because if it were, "they" would have given hir special treatment in the "zero". The unidentified person says that he has just come out of school and has had pneumonia.29 GP 128 10.0Gerard with Suzie. MARRON wants to know what time he should arrive because he is doing something very important. He should come around 2:00.