Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECTION IX1. CHECK ONE:   SINGLE MARRIED WIDOWED SEPARATED DIVORCED ANNULLED2. STATE DATE, PLACE AND REASON FOR ALL SEPARATIONS, DIVORCES OR ANNULMENTSMarried Arthur Burgett, U.S. citizen, U.S. Navy, at Cristobal, Canal zone, in March 1916. Livorced in 1947.Married William Parker, U.S. citizen, Canal zone employee, early 1950 in Panama City. Divorced early 1951.WIFE OR IF YOU HAVE BEEN MARRIED MORE THAN ONCE, INCLUDING ANNULMENTS, USE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR HUSBANDHUSBAND: GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARRIAGES.3. NAME OF SPOUSE   see above4. DATE OF MARRIAGE   see above6. DATE OF BIRTH   not known8. NATIONALITY AT BIRTH   U.S.A.(First) (Middle) (Nee) (Last)5. PLACE OF MARRIAGE   see above7. PLACE OF BIRTH   not known9. SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS   none10. PRESENT RESIDENCE (Lost residence, if deceased)    not known# SECTION X| FULL NAME | SEX | YEAR OF BIRTH | PLACE OF BIRTH | NATIONALITY AT BIRTH || --------- | --- | ------------- | -------------- | -------------------- || none      |     |               |                |                      ||           |     |               |                |                      ||           |     |               |                |                      ||           |     |               |                |                      ||           |     |               |                |                      |*SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS HELD BY ANY CHILD (Identify child and give his, or her, present address)# SECTION XI1. FULL NAME   Alberto CORDERO Loaiza5. SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS   none# SECTION XII1. FULL NAME   Eora CALDERON-Martinez5. SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS   none|                  |                            |                         |     || ---------------- | -------------------------- | ----------------------- | --- || 2. YEAR OF BIRTH | 3. PLACE OF BIRTH          | 4. NATIONALITY AT BIRTH |     || 1897             | San Jose, Costa Rica       | Costa Rican             |     || 6. OCCUPATION    | 7. PRESENT RESIDENCE       |                         |     || shoemaker        | deceased 10 October 1962   |                         |     || 2. YEAR OF BIRTH | 3. PLACE OF BIRTH          | 4. NATIONALITY AT BIRTH |     || 1899             | San Jose, Costa Rica       | Costa Rican             |     || 6. OCCUPATION    | 7. PRESENT RESIDENCE       |                         |     || housewife        | deceased 29 September 1956 |                         |     |
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## SECTION XIII| FULL NAME                  | SEX | YEAR OF BIRTH | PLACE OF BIRTH       | NATIONALITY AT BIRTH  |     || -------------------------- | --- | ------------- | -------------------- | --------------------- | --- || Federico CORDERO Calderon  | X   | 1911          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     || Franklin CORDERO-Calderon  | X   | 1915          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica (deceased) |     || Antonio CORDERO-Calderon   | X   | 1919          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     || Cladys CORDERO-de CALIFO   | X   | 1921          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica (deceased) |     || Argentina CORDERO-Calderon | X   | 1918          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     || Mario CORDERO-Calderon     | X   | 1923          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     || Isabel CORDERO de BARANJO  | X   | 1929          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     || Azdruval CORDERO-Calderon  | X   | 1931          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     || *Norma CORDERO de GREGOR   | X   | 1932          | San Jose, Costa Rica | Costa Rica            |     |*SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS HELD BY ANY BROTHER OR SISTER (Identify brother, or sister and give his, or her, present address)*may be naturalized U.S. citizen - residing at 160 Main St., Quincy Pt. Mass.## SECTION XIV RELATIVES, ACQUAINTANCES AND CONTACTS1. NAMES OF RELATIVES IN ANY GOVERNMENT SERVICE: INDICATE NAME OF GOVERNMENTS AND POSITIONS HELD.None2. RELATIVES, FRIENDS, CORRESPONDENTS IN U.S. (Explain relationship)sisters - see Section XIII3. NATURALIZATION OF CLOSE RELATIVES IN U.S. (Give name, date, city and number of certificate granted)see Section XIII4. NAMES, ALIASES, TELECODES AND RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS KNOWN TO BE CONNECTED IN ANY WAY WITH ANY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE.## SECTION XV PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS1. LIST CLOSE ASSOCIATES, INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS## SECTION XVI MISCELLANEOUSDATEApril 1950SIGNATURE
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Section II#6 - sister Argentina. (B-2 visa issued at San Jose, Costa Rica, No. V 2056 500 issued on 3 April 1957, Port of Entry, Miami, Florida).Section VIII| Dates        | Employer                    | Address                                || ------------ | --------------------------- | -------------------------------------- || 1957         | Manicurist Salon BORDALLO   | San Jose, Costa Rica                   || 1957         | Unemployed                  | Havana, Cuba                           || 1957-1958    | Salon BORDALLO              | San Jose, Costa Rica                   || 1958         | Unemployed                  | 160 Main St., Quincy, Mass.            || 1958         | Salon MODERNO               | Mexico City, Mexico                    || 1958-1959    | Unemployed                  | 180 Main St., Quincy, Mass.            || 1959-1960    | Student at Wilfred Academy; | New York, New York                     ||              | Glamour Cut;                | Bronx, New York                        ||              | Ciro's Coffiure;            | New York City                          ||              | Jacques Beauty Salon.       | New York City                          || 1960-present | Temporarily unemployed      | 225 Burgess Ave., Alexandria, Virginia |* The dates were taken from passport travel.
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April 15, 1960TO: Central Cover Division, Notional CoverAttention: Mr. Dick DiladeauSubject: Harold R. NOLMAYR (p)Attached is a review made by HO-MAYR of the notional cover provided by your office in 1957. You will note that NOPMAYR included some operational information in the report so you will be better able to assess his cover. In view of the sensitive information contained in the attachment it is requested that it receive special handling.John G. HeynChief, WH/3/Mexico201-168881
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# A RESUME OF THE USE OF A "EOTICHAL COVER" EMPLOYMENTHarold A. Fоеmаут 10 April 19601. The following "notional cover firm" was established in April 1957   and backstopped mail-cable-telephone checks:   Public Surveys Instituta 532 Fidelity Union Life Bldg   General Polling Service 1511 Bryan Street   Riverside 1-3674 Dallas, TexasA fow hundred business carde were printed up both in Washington andlocally in Havana, Cuba for my use. It was agreed that stationary wouldbe printed up and some correspondence should be initiated from Havana.The business cards were first used in May 1957 in Havana; renting anapartment, purchasing furniture, automobile, and among friends andacquaintances. It was later used as a developmental recruitment approachwith known communists in Havara- details set forth with each casereviewed here.2. Generally, it is believed that this cover held up well with Latinamericar   in Cuba, Mexico, Costa Rios, Peneme. It was received with some curiousitj   by some Americans living abroad in these countries, and was often questic   "Well, what do you do?" Actually, university background in economics made   it possible for me to answer and converse professionally, and only diffi-   culties ever encountered with with two persons who were in a position to   appeal to my firm for services. This, of course, made it obvious that I   had to be prepared at all times to actually render some service or procen   a valid technical reason for not being able to do so. To my knowledge,   this cover firm has never been com; romised as such, and it has only been   seriously challenged on one occasion. This was a neweman in the Sierra   Maestra in Cuba and will be set forth in detail.3. It would be impossible, of course, to remember and record every"brushing"   acquantance that has been given this business card. But the well known   and more important ones are listed for Cuba as follows:   Bernardo ALAEZ: Spanish Cuban, about 50 years old, a former   Calle 64 No. 908 Ap. 2 "Prio man" (Carlos PRIO Socarras). Was a police   Almendares, Lieutenant and anti-communist strongarm man.   La Habana, Cuba Also worked for the Military Attache (US) in   Havana. Has recommended for recruitment as a   spotter in 1955, but not favorably received.   because "new blood" was sought.   Angel BOAR Acostat Het in Cuatemala in February 1954. Cuban exile.   Present address unk. BOAN was a news and radio announcer in Quatemala   not a comsunist, but enjoying entree with them   Was later encountered in Havana in 1956 and in   1957, employed by our station as one the   AMPHODARCH project. He was later terminated and   now believed to have been re-activated in Havana
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4. On 11 March 1958 I went into the Sierra Kaestra mountain range of Santiago, Oriente Province, on an assignment as obeerver with the Fidel CASTRO Rus revolutionary movement. CASTÃO "cleared" me for this assignment and was given my business card. It was also considered operationally advantageous to "drop a hint" to CASTRO from another direction as to my true mission. During the period 11 March - 1 April 1958, the following percons were either given a business card or informed of the cover firmiFidol CASTRO Rus Commander, 26 July RevolutionaryErnesto (Che) QUEVARA 8. 2nd in Command, Commandor 4th Supply Colum.Rene RODRIGUEZ Crus Adjutant and Chief of Sabotage in HavenaCelia SANCHEZ Manduloy Starf SourotaryRaydee SANTAMARIA Cua rado Staff LiaisonRamiro VALDEZ Menondes 2nd in Command, 4th ColumnCivilian ComponentsiSra. Herminia de QR 500 Civilian Coordinator and Secretary ofTel. Santiago 2424 Finances in SantiggoFelipo CORRALES Owner of the estate and sanatorium "SanJuan Bautista" located about 10 to 15 milesSSE of Manzanillo, Oriente. CORRALES washigh-level official in Manzanillo sectorand managed a clandestine supply-porsonnelroute to Sierra Maestra.Ramon FAJARDO Owner of the. Finca, La Candelariaand the bodega El Toro, camino de EstradaPalma. About 30 miles SE of Manzanillo.NewspapermentAndrew St. George Time-Life photographer and free-lancer.104 Pearsall Drive, St. George made several trips of considerableEt Vernon, B.Y. duration into the Sierra and in addition tohis journalism, was debriefed by our organi-sation and the State Department. He was avery shrewd photographer and an observingperson. We became very close during thoseweeks and he eventually drew ne aside andtold me that he wanted to bring me incontact with some friends of his in Washing-ton who would like to talk to me concerningthe military and intelligence aspects ofCASTRO's movement. While I do not think thathe strongly doubted my cover firm, he seemedto recognise my approach as more for militaryintelligence than journalism or economies.
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Charles SCHUMAN348 East 19th St.,New York CityTel. Oregon 4-7360United Press International. This was his trip into the Sierra and he was very green for camp life and had no knowledge of Spanish or their history. It was a cimple matter to give him a hand in everything and become his interpreter during the entire assignment. This gave me a lot of access persons and information that I would normally have to struggle for - but eventually, his being a veteran nawanan - he recognised my approach as something more than journalien. He put it in a few words, saying that I was ontirely too thorough- too many field trips, too many technical photographs, etc. He came out and asked if I did belong to my true oranisation. It became necessary to become very convincing here) and I think that I did eventually allay his musicions.5. On December 29, 1958, I returned to Havana for a second assignment in the Sierra Maestra which wa interrupted by the fail of the BATISTA regimo. During a period of three weeks, the following persons were given the business cards:George KAPPESGeorge Michael KAPPES (Micky)Calle k, No 58 Ap 5,VedadoLa Habana, CubaHome Address:2530 Woodhull Ave.Bronx 69, H.Υ.Don Soldini120 Laconia Ave,Statten Is., & Y.Jay MallonLife Magazine, HavanaTel. P-6579KAPPES is now employed with Harry Wassel & Associates in Havans - he was then in Havara in the employ of Fidel CASTRO as an Under-water demolition expert and was in the process of sabotaging the Cuban destroyer "Joso Marti". He had lost his contact with the movement and did not speak Spanish I helped him make contact and remove the explosives he ramained in Havana. (This has been reported complete with photographs.)U.S. volunteer rifèeman with Fidel CASTRO. Present whereabcute unknownCharles Schuman and Andrew St. George wero also met again on this trip.6. In Mexico City, from 7 June 1958 to 12 March 1960, the cover employment was used from renting houses and apartment, schools, purchase of automobile, and with general acquaintances:Agustin Bivana Torres,703 Martin Mendalde,Colonia del Valle,Mexico 12, D.F.Owner and rentor of the addressgiven.
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9. Finally, the following persone are friends and relatives that at different times have been given a business card or informed of its:Mr. & Mrs. L.E. CrosierLongwont RR #1 Box 243Colorado.Tel: Meade 2424ParentsAlicia C. de Crus3321 Foland Drive,Santa Cruz, Calif.Friend of the familyJose A. ChaconP.O. Box 469,San Jose, Costa RicaFriend of the familyArthur Gregor,160 Main Street,Quincy 69, Mass.Brother-in-lawMrs. Norma Gregor,160 Main Street,Quincy 69, HABOBister-in-lawGrant HeitsigCalle Ja No. 9609Miramar, La Habana, CubaAoquaintance.Ouillermo Loaiza,550 Riverside Drive,New York 27, N.Y.Wife's cousinFernando NARANJO A.P.O. Box 3881,.San Jose, Costa RicaBoother-in-lawIsabel NARANJOP.O. Box 3881,San Jose, Costa RicaSister-in-lawTony Portilla,3907 Bruce St. (Formerly)Alexandria, VA.AcquaintanceBernardo WolfP.O. Box 1656San Jose, Costa RicaAoquaintanceMr. Frenois Williams,16 Kendig Rd,Hickory Hille RR #1New Carlisle, OhioOld Fréénd
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Cuy Shirflot:1001 Coleman St.,Charlottesville, Va.Tol. 2-4302Orestes PADILLAMiramar. B-5440Office N-9721Roberto PUENTE BlancoTel. U-3857 and U-3231Federacion EstudiantilUniversitario (FEU).And mother, Pilar BLANCO,Tel. I-9366.Alberto RUBIERATranslator on Bohemiamagasino.Juan BRADMANCMQ-TV, HavanaU.S., Virginian, worked as a loom technician in Cuba from 1954 to 1958. Guy is a fishing and family friend. No political interests in Cuba or U S.Cuban, Lawyer. Active leader of the 26 July Revolutionary Movement in Havana. Has given to me as useful contact and potentiei sposter. Worked about 4 months in 1957 and assisted in setting up escape poute for him - rather, one of his leaders thru the Costa Rican Ambassador and the Brazilian embassy.Both are AMPHOPARCHS and are currently leaders in the Directorio Revolucionario (DR). I also met the brother Pedro PUENTE Blanco in Miami - he is curre:: ly an official in the FEU.Cuban, about 28-30 years old, was secretary of organization (?) in the Juventud Popular Socialista (JSP) in Havana. The cover firm was utilised during a lengthy developmental approach. He originally engaged as my translator for a short story of mine which was published 9 Sept 1957 issue of Bohemia. He was eventually approached on the possibility of working for a local survey on "economic" aspects of "labor supply" in Cuba. He resisted all ap oaches. He was later arrested by the Buro de Repression de Actividades Comunistas (ERAC) and interrogated. During body search, my PSI business card turned up - he told the simple gruth about our relationship and to cur knowledge nothing ever came of the incident. (This was learned through our liaison contacts with Cuban BRAC. )White, Cuban, originally from Guantanamo, Cuba. Employed as small parts actor on CMQ TV and was strongly indicated as high level intellect-ual crypto-communist. Travelled behind curtain once. I cultivated BRADMAN over long period and eventually used the "survey" pitch. He refused because the Cuban Buro de Investigacion had his residence under surveillance and were questi náng or searching his quarters regularly.
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15 March 1960MEMORANDUM FOR: FD/HAASFROM: Chief, MDSUBJECT: Harold R. HOLMAYR (pg)Career Agent1. Harold R. HOLMAYR left Mexico City on 12 March 1960 for PC3 assignment at Headquarters. He arrived in Washington, D.C. on 12 March.2. It is requested that HOLMAYR's complete salary be deposited to his bank account.R.U. Dahlgren, C/WH/3Distribution:Orig. # 2 - Addressee1 - WH/B&F1 - Mexi chronoSubject![signature]201-168881
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449 DMCL/SE/MCLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 10 MAR 60S-E-C-R-E-TROUTINGMAR 11 0209Z 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 2 (MR HEYN, WH DIV NOTIFIED 2150 10 MAR 60)INFO: COP, C/CCD 2, C/CI, S/C 2PRIORITYIN 11770TO DIR INFO CITERE MEXI 5261 (IN 10787)** MEXI 52691. NOEMAYR AND FAMILY ETA WASH 12 MARCH VIA AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT: 380 WILL CALL BYNAM AT HOME ON ARRIVAL. NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY.2. ASSUME COVER BACKSTOPPED PER REF REQUEST. SUGGEST BE COVERED FOR EITHER CABLE OR TELEPHONE REQUEST SINCE FLIGHT FROM MEXI DIRECT TO DALLAS WHERE CONNECTS 380. QUESTION SOLVENCY MAY ARISE DALLAS SITE OF COVER COMPANY.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENT: *DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYBAT CABLES..**STATED NEED ASSURANCE COVER WILL BE BACKSTOPPED IF NOEMAYR REQUIRED CABLE COVER ADDRESS TO VERIFY EMPLOYMENT AND SOLVENCY.S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETORIG: J. HENUNIT: WH/3/EXICOEXT: 2555DATE: 10 MARCH 1TO: MEXICO CIEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/H 2INFO: CCP, C/CCD 2, C/Ci, S/C 2TO MEXI INFODESENSITIZEDREF: MEXI 5261 (IN 10787)1. NOZMAYR AND FAMILY TO PROCEED DIRECTLY WASH. TRAVORD 262-60.COVER ALERTED TO BACKSTOP E FLOWENT AND SOLVENCY.2. ARE RESERVATIONS DESIRED? UI ON ARRIVAL WASH CALL MR. HEYN EL 65243.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *STATED NEED ASSURANCE COVER WILL BE BACKSTOPPED IF NOEMAYR REQUIRED CABLE COVER ADDRESS TO VERIFY EMPLOYMENT AND SOLVENCY.COORDINATIONS:CCD/NC/NR. BILADSAU (BY PHONE)COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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DATE : 9 MAR 60TO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION : C/WH 2INFO : COP, C/CI, S/C 2 *CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TROUTINGMAR 9 0653Z 60ROUTINEIN 10787CITE MEXI 5261TO DIR INFORE MEXI 5206 (IN 46565) **1. NOEMAYR CAR SOLD 2 MARCH FOR 680 DOLLARS HIGHEST PRICE FINALLY OBTAINABLE. POUCHING FULL REPORT.2. TENTATIVE ETD NOEMAYR AND FAMILY NOW 11 TO 13 MARCH. ADVISE PRIORITY DESTINATION DESIRED. ASSUME WASH BUT WISH CONFIRM.2. ALSO NEED ASSURANCE COVER WILL BE BACKSTOPPED IF NOEMAYR REQUIRED CABLE COVER ADDRESS TO VERIFY EMPLOYMENT AND SOLVENCY. ODACID REP MEXI SUGGESTED HE BE PREPARED SUPPLY SUCH PROOF IF CALLED FOR.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATION SAME AS REFERENCED CABLE.**STATED THAT NOEMAYR'S ETD WAS DEPENDENT ON SALE OF CAR.S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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459 DHCL/NCB/2CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 17 FEB 60S-E-C-R-E-TTO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 2INFO: COP, C/CCD 2, C/CI, DD/S, SSA, D/OP, OS 2, S/C 2ROUTINEIN 43086TO: DIR INFO: MEXI 5153REFS: A. DIR 14001 (OUT 91470)*B. HMA 14463DESENSITIZED per CSII 43-23DESENSITIZED1. NOEMAYR LOST PASSPORT SOMETIME DURING WEEK ENDING 13 FEB. AFTER THOROUGH SEARCH FAILED DISCLOSE REPORTED LOSS EMB AND ON EMB ADVICE TO MEXI SECRET SERVICE SIGNED AFFADAVIT RE LOSS AT EMB AND EMB REQUESTING DUPLICATE URGENT BASIS. ESTIMATE DUPLICATE WILL BE APPROVED APPROX THREE WEEKS. REQUEST HANDLED NOEMAYR WITHOUT INVOLVING STATION.2. DUR DELAY ARRIVAL NOEMAYR REPLACEMENT AND STATION STRONG FEELING NOEMAYR DEPARTURE SHOULD NOT BE POSTPONED FURTHER STATION PLANNING USE OLIVER Q. WIMPEN AS CUTOUT CP OPS PENDING ARRIVAL REPLACEMENT. REQUEST WIMPEN CLEARANCE BE AMENDED IF NECESSARY TO ALLOW USE AS INDICATED. ADVISE PRIORITY. WIMPEN TO BE MOVED EVENTUALLY FROM LIERST AND USED SOLELY CP OPS.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *HQS STATED NOEMAYR NEW ASSIGNMENT NOT YET FIRM.S-E-C-R-E-T17 Feb. 60201-168881REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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Mr. Harold R. NoemayrDear Mr. NsemayrReference is made to your contract with the United States Covernment, as represented by the Contracting Cificer, effective I June 1957, as amended.Effective 15 February 1960 said contract, as amended, is further amended by adding after subparagraph (c) cí paragraph four (4) entitled "Allowances!" the following:"(d) You will be entitled to a home service transfer allowance in conform- ance with applicable Government regulations."All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in full force and effect.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBY15/Contracting Officer
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SECRET![signature of NOEMAYR]15 February 1960MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT: Harold R. NOEMAYR (ps)It is requested that the contract for Harold R. NOEMAYR, Career Agent, be amended to include a "Home Service Transfer Allowance."J. C. KingChief, WHDWH/3/Mexico/CZehrung:gmDistribution:2 - Addressee1 - WH/3/Mexico1 - SubjectSECRET![Signature of LIEDGE] 201-168881
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10 February 1960NOTE FOR THE RECORD:NOEMAYR is a Career Agent in Mexico City on Project LIEDGE. According to Charlotte Zehrung he is to depart Mexico City for Hqs upon the arrival of HEGARTY. HEGARTY is scheduled for a medical release about 27 Feb 60 and should arrive in Mexico about 20 March. After a few weeks overlap, NOEMAYR should depart for Hqs about 1 April 60, ready to go to work."According to Charlotte he prefers to take no home leave.Apparently Mr. Gomez has been working with the Covert Training people in an attempt to place him in that type of activity in a cover status.Per Col. King on 10 Feb Covert Training indicated that they had no interest in subject and Col. King requested the above information for use in his contact with Col. Baird in a further attempt to place NOEMAYR with OTR.Bowers