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# CONFIDENTIALSTAFF AGENT CLEARANCEDATE : 19 April 1965YOUR REFERENCE: 32273CASE NO. : #109301TO : Chief, Contract Personnel DivisionATTH. : Staff Agents BranchSUBJECT :*Hilertt, Jamie B*1. This is to advise that a security clearance is granted for the employment of the Subject as a Staff Agent, GS-07, by DDF/WH in the capacity of Fiscal Acct. Asst., at JMWAVE.2. If your office should desire at a later date to change the status or use of the Subject, a request to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this office.3. Unless arrangements are made within 60 da,s for entrance on duty within 120 days, this Approval becomes invalid.4. As a part of entrance on duty processing:*   A personal interview in the Office of Security must be arranged by your office.*   [X] A personal interview is not necessary.![signature of W. A. Osborne]
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# SUMMARY OF THE ARMY GOVT REVIEW OF## STATE OF MN - 1-1906 to 1-1977 (FY-1977-1978)### A. BASIC CONTROL STRENGTH BY METHOD### B. ALTERNATIVE ALLOCATION OR ADOPTION PROPOSAL### C. ARMY INVESTMENT SHARE OF THE UNITED STATES TO MN
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# CONVENTIONThe Committee on Conventions met on June 15, 1966, at 9:30 a.m. Members present were as follows:Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr., ChairmanSenator John Warren CookeDelegate James M. ThomsonDelegate Archibald A. CampbellMr. Lewis F. Powell, Jr.The Committee had previously sent letters to those persons and organizations that have expressed an interest in the Convention question. Replies were received which set forth the views of these people. The Committee reviewed these replies and discussed generally the question of a Convention. It was the consensus of the Committee that it would be wise to have a legal expert make a study of this question with particular emphasis on the following questions:(1) In the call for a Convention, is it possible for the General Assembly to limit the scope of the Convention? In other words, can the General Assembly call a Convention to deal only with one or more specified items?(2) If the General Assembly calls a Convention and limits its scope, is there any way in which the Convention can exceed the limitations established by the General Assembly?(3) What would be the effect of any action taken by the Convention that was outside the scope of the Convention call? Would such action be void or would it be valid unless and until it was challenged in court?(4) If the General Assembly should call a Convention, what is the procedure for determining who shall be delegates to the Convention? Is it possible for the General Assembly to prescribe the method of selecting the delegates?(5) If the General Assembly should prescribe a method of selecting delegates, is there any way in which the Convention could change this method? Could the Convention provide for additional delegates to be appointed or selected in some other manner?(6) If a Convention is held and submits to the people a proposed new Constitution, would this new Constitution become effective immediately upon its ratification by the people, or would it be necessary for the General Assembly to take some action before the new Constitution could become effective?(7) After a Convention has submitted to the people a proposed new Constitution, is it possible for the General Assembly to alter or amend any provision of the new Constitution prior to its submission to the people for ratification?(8) After a Convention has adjourned, does the General Assembly have the power to fill any vacancies that may occur in the list of delegates?The Committee asked Mr. Powell to suggest someone who could make the study and prepare a memorandum on these questions. Mr. Powell stated that he would be glad to take this under advisement and recommend someone at the next meeting of the Committee.There being no further business, the Committee adjourned subject to the call of the Chairman.
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## CENTRAL IDENTIFICATION LABORATORYWORLD WAR II AND KOREAN CONFLICTIDENTIFICATION SUMMARYNAME: ROBERT WAYNE BROWNBRANCH: USMCSERVICE: 1072057RANK: PFCUNIT: I CO 3 BN 5 MARINES 1 MARINE DIVPLACE OF DEATH: KOREADATE OF DEATH: 5 NOVEMBER 1950STATUS: KIAREMARKS: X-10776![photo description]
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JAMES B. WILCOTT JRMAR 67
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USE THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR EXTRA DETAILS NUMBER ACT JOINING PAGE ON THE QUESTION TO VERIFY THIS IS A STOCK QUESTION YOU MAY HAVE THE ADDED MATERIAL AN ADDITIONAL PAGE IS REQUIRED ON THE LATER SECTION AND NON-MARKING OF ICE ACTI CERTIFY THAT ALL THE FORE GOING INFORMATION AND STATEMENTS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF AND I AGREE THAT ANY INTENTIONALLY FALSE STATEMENT OR OMISSION OF A MATERIAL FACT MAY CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IMMEDIATE DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF THIS APPLICATION
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MEMORANDUMTO: All General Services PersonnelFROM: J. H. ThompsonSUBJECT: Additional InformationDATE: December 20, 1967ADDRESS TO BE USED:1000 O StreetState CapitolTITLE OF WORK:REASON FOR THIS LOCATION:(S811-5820)FLOOR LOAD (Safe):125#/Sq. Ft.SIZE OF ELEVATORS:3-6' Wide6'6" Deep11'8" HighSIZE OF AIR DUCTS:Return 12" x 36"Exhaust 12" x 36"Supply 12" x 36"I have just learned that the above information will be needed at a very early date.J.H. Thompson
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# CONFIDENTIALSECURITY INFORMATIONSECURITY APPROVALTO: Chief, Records & Services DivisionPersonnel OfficeFROM: Chief./Security DivisionPersonnelSUBJECT: WILCOTT, James Bernard, Jr.Date: 9 November 1956Your Reference: C-5841 Compt.Case Number: 1093011. This is to advise you of security action in the subject case as indicated below:☑ Security approval is granted the subject person for access to classified information.☐ Provisional clearance for full duty with CIA is granted under the provisions of Paragraph D of Regulation 10-9 which provides for a temporary appointment pending completion of full security investigation.☐ The Director of Central Intelligence has granted a provisional clearance for fall duty with CIA under the provisions of paragraph H of Regulation 10-9.2. Unless the subject person enters on duty within 60 days from the above date, this approval becomes invalid.Subject is to be polygraphed as part of EOD procedures.![signature of W. M. Knott]CONFIDENTIAL
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief of Station, Buenos AiresChief, WEChief, WHFROM:Acting Chief of Station, MadridSUBJECT:Counter EspionageLuis TEDESCHI, aka Luis TEDECHIHEADQUARTERS FILE NO:201-6145DATE:25 August 1961ACTION REQUIRED:FYIREFERENCES:OIN-18463, 29 May 1961On receipt of reference, Madrid Station traces were run on the Subject with negative results. Traces were also requested of the QUANTUM service and on 21 August 1961 they informed us that they had no record of the Subject in their files. In this case the QUANTUM service also carried out traces in the QUOTA files for KULARK.ANTHOLY B. FELDMRAKS24 August 1961Distribution:2 - Buenos Aires2 - C/WE2 - C/WH
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, Buenos AiresINFO: Chief, RE  Battalion Chief,  IGChief, WHFROM: Chief of Station, RomeSUBJECI: Counter EspionageLuis DISCUI (Possibly Luis DISCHI)ACTION REQUIREDREFERENCEIS:OIM-18463, 29 May 1961File checks conducted on Subject through Police Liaison are negative.Distribution:2-Buenos Aires✓1-WE/41-WH![signature]
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WE (Attention AUDESK).INFO: Chief of Station, MadridFROM: Chief of Base, BarcelonaSUBJECT: Counter EspionageLuis TEDESCHI, possibly Luis TEDECHIACTION REQUIRED: For your informationREFERENCE(S): OIRW-18463There are no base file or QUOTA traces on Subject in Barcelona.13 June 1961Distribution:3 - Headquarters2 - Madrid2 - Files![Signature of Elaine B. Friedwald]Elaine B. Friedwald
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# DISPATCHTo: Chiefs of Station, Rome, Madrid; CCB, BarcelonaFrom: Chief of Station, Buenos AiresSubject: Counter EspionageLuis TEDESCHI, possibly Luis TEDECHIACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:See paragraph 31. A source who has given highly reliable information in the past, and whom we have no reason to question, has stated that during 1943 one Luis TEDESCHI was either being considered for recruitment by/or was actually working for the RIS. According to the source, he was known to have been active as a member of the Spanish Communist Party. The address used by TEDESCHI during early 1943 was Pichincha 969, Buenos Aires, Argentina.2. The Buenos Aires Station has determined that a Luis TEDESCHI, born 2 February 1918, is listed in local police files as living at El Domador 3150, telephone 58-3717. Further investigation is being conducted there. Unfortunately, Headquarters does not have the date and place of birth of Subject of paragraph 1. The source has indicated that Subject was probably born in Italy and may have been active in the Spanish Civil War 1936-39. This, of course, could explain his involvement in the Spanish Communist Party.3. It is requested that Rome, Barcelona, and Madrid check station and Base files for any traces of Subject. Liaison and police contacts may be approached for any information available in their files.4. Please address replies in this matter "Attention KUDESK."GERALD P. NUTTANDDistribution:2 - Rome1 - Barcelona1 - Madrid1 - Buenos Aires![RECLASSIFIED stamp]![RI/Files text]DATE TYPED: 29 May 1961DATE DISPATCHED: 12 JUN 1961DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OTRM-18463HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-6145211-289247OFFICE: WE/XOFFICER: John D. WalkerORIGINATING TYPIST: sjsEXT.: 2528COORDINATING:| OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE | OFFICER'S NAME  || ------------- | ---- | --------------- || C/WE/4        | 21/5 |                 || C/WE/5        | 31/  | Thank of Thiele || C/CI/SID      | 1    | Oscar H. Silla  |RELEASING OFFICER SIGNATURE: John D. Walker
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DRAFT7 February 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/ProjectSUBJECT: Luis TEDESCHI1. This office is extremely interested in obtaining all available information on one Luis TEDESCHI, who was reported to be residing at Pichincha 969, Buenos Aires, in the early part of 1943, at which time he allegedly was of interest to the PIS. The attached document refers to a Luis TEDESCHI residing at this address in 1942 and to an individual by the name of TEDESCHI who had resided at Estados Unidos 0366 in 1942. Apparently the information as shown on the attached document was obtained through mail intercepts.2. We would appreciate having you tell us if you know of any way we might locate the intercepts referred to and possibly any other intercepts directed to TEDESCHI.BIRCH D. O'NEALChief, CI/SIGAttachment: 1Distribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee2 - CI/SIGCI/SIG/EAGEgerter:jmDRAFT
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief of Station, Buenos AiresFROM:Chief, WHSUBJECT:Counter Intelligence/Luis TEDEDCHI (Correct spelling believed to be TILESCHI)ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:See Paras. 3 and 4HABA-9016 of 4 November 19601. Headquarters regrets that it has been unable to learn the date and place of birth of the Luis TEDESCHI who, according to a usually reliable source, was being considered for recruitment in 1943 by the FIS, or was actually working for the FIS. As stated in Halk-6515, our source reported that the address used by TEDESCHI during the early part of 1943 was Pichincha 969, Buenos Aires.2. Collateral information on Luis TEDESCHI of Pichincha 969, Buenos Aires, has been found in a 1942 document which appears to have been based on censorship reports. This document indicates that TEDESCHI's address, as given above, was a cover address for a DE (Union Democratica Espanola) manifesto sent from Cuba. Also one TEDESCHI, Estados Unido 366, Buenos Aires, was given as a cover address in a secret writing message. A copy of the pertinent portions of this document is attached.3. It is hoped that a unilateral surveillance on the Luis TEDEDCHI living at El Domador 3150, Buenos Aires, if instituted as the station planned, will be fruitful. Headquarters will be extremely interested in any further information on this individual you may be able to develop, as it is possible that he may be linked with Communist and/or RIS activities in Cuba as well as being used locally by the RIS.4. As..KUDESK is currently handling this case, it is requested that the slug PEDWOOD not be used.OLIVER G. GALBONDAttachment: 1Distribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee, with one attachmentDATE TYPED6 February 1961DATE DISPATCHED10 FEB 1961DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHABW-6669HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER201-289247OFFICECI/SIGORIGINATINGTYPISTjmEXT2621COORDINATINGOFFICE SYMBOLC.CI/STGDATE7 Feb 61OFFICER'S NAMEBirch D. O'NeilC.WH/2RELEASING OFFICER'S SIGNATUREChip WH/C. Ke
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# HABW-6669## H.E. SecreFROM : No name, HAVANA. CUBATO : MR. LUIS TEDESCHI, PICHINCHA 959, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINE.28th July to 14th August 1942. SpanishSUBJECT : CONDITIONS IN SPAIN, AS SEEN AND RELATED BY COMMUNISTSAND THEIR RELATIVES VISITING SPAINThis cover contains Reports Nos. 250-3, 355-3 and 571, compiled from interviews with persons who have recently left Spain, and describing the attitude of the Spanish people to the war and to their government, the extent of German penetration in Spain and of Spanish aid to the Axis, the activities of political parties of the Right and Left in Spain, and general living conditions in the country. This group of reports contains criticisms of both Communist and Falangist sympathizers.PREVIOUS RECORDS:TRI.1001/42, TRI.110-3/42,TRI.24517, and TRI.14201/42 cover groups of reports on the same subject.S/4555 covers a group of reports on the Spanish political scene, possibly from the same source as the above, which may be VICENTE URIBE, the Communist leader, whose headquarters are in CUBA. See also BIR.14567/42, BIF.14974/42, SER.19252/42.Addressee, LUIS TEDESCHI, is shown by TRI.15328/42 to be a cover address for U.D.E. (UNION DEMOCRATICA ESPANOLA) Manifesto sent from Cuba. He may also be the TEDESCHI, ESTADOS UNIDOS 3566, who is given as a cover address in the same message in TRI.14725/42 (secret).
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WIDINFO Chief, SRDFROM Chief of Station, Buenos AiresSUBJECT REDWOOD/IMPROVEInis *TEDEDCHI* 201-6145ACTION REQUIREDSee Paragraph 2REFERENCES HABT-6515MICROFILMEDSECRETFEB 23 1961DOCUMENT MICROFILM SERVICEDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO. HABA-9016HEADQUARTERS FILE NO 201-6145DATE 14 November 1960RE 433 (CHECK ONE)XX MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY1. In view of the fact that Subject dispatch presented a possible lead to an RIS agent, it was decided to do a unilateral check on *TEDEDCHI* rather than refer the matter to liaison. As a result of investigations undertaken by *BIPATA-1*, the Station learned that:Luis *TEDEDCHI*Is listed in the Buenos Aires police files as living at El Donador 3150, with telephone number 58-3717, and has no record of police offences. This individual was born on 2 February 1918.2. If possible, it is requested that Headquarters attempt to confirm the above date of birth with the source of reference. The Station plans to institute a unilateral surveillance on Subject, and will keep Headquarters informed of pertinent developments.Carlton G. RECARTDistribution:3 - Chief, WHD1 - Chief, SRD1 - Chrono1 - File: 201-6145
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief of Station, Buenos AiresFROM:Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECTGeneral-Counter EspionageSpecific-Luis TEDEDCHI*ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESSee Para. 21. A source who has given extremely reliable information in the past, has stated that, during 1943, one Luis TEDESCHI was either being considered for recruitment by the RIS or was actually working for the RIS. TEDESCHI was known to have been an active member of the Spanish Communist Party. The address used by TEDESCHI during the early part of 1943 was Fichincha 969, Buenos Aires, Argentina.2. Our source was unable to provide further information on TEDESCHI and Headquarters' files contain no pertinent identifiable information on him. It is requested that you check all available records including any appropriate local services for any information on TEDESCHI that may be available.![signature of Oliver G. Galbond]OLIVER G. GALBOND![MICROFILMED JAN 6 1961 DOCUMENT MICROFILM SERVICE]CROSS REFERENCE TOCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE TYPED12 Oct. '60DATE DISPATCHED17 OCT 1950DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHEADJARTERS FILE NUMBER200-6-145-501-289247OFFICECI/SIOFFICERAEGEgerterORIGINATINGTYPISTjrmDIS ROUTING INITIALOFFICE SYMBOLC; CI/SIGCOORDINATINGOFFICERS NAMEBescheidEXT2356OFFICE SYMBOLC/WHDATE12 Oct. '60RELEASINGOFFICER'S SIGNATUREChief, WH/J. C. KINGDISPATCH
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5 October 1960SUBJECT: Luis TEDESCHI1. A Source, who has given extremely reliable information in the past, stated that, during 1943, Subject was either being considered for recruitment by the RIS or vas actually working for the RIS.2. Subject is known to have been an active member of the Spanish Communist Party. The address used by Subject during the ecrly part of 1943 was Pichincha 969, Buenos Aires.3. It is requested that Latin American, as well as Spanish and Portuguese stations be asked to check available local services for any possible traces on Bubject.#75
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SECRETREPRODUCTION ROUTING SHEETTOCome EgirtuBRANCHC/516ROOM & BLDG.1408 gPHONE2621REQUEST NO.21REQUEST DATE12 Jan 61SUBJECTJedichiTHESE REPRODUCTIONS ARE OF A PERMANENT QUALITY AND ANY INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENT, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, MAYBE INCLUDED IN A 201, SUBJECT OR PROJECT FILE. REMAINING MATERIAL MUST BE DESTROYED AS SOON AS THEIMMEDIATE PURPOSE HAS BEEN SATISFIED. PR1259
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SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETINSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations (use separate sheet) should be use in the "TO" column. Under each comment a line should be drawn across sheet and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the "TO" column. Each officer should initial (check mark insufficient) before further routing. This record and Routing Chart should be returned to registry.FROM:ACCESS NO.DATE RECEIVED IN S.A.| TO  | ROOM NO | DATE | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS                                                  |     || --- | ------- | ---- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | --- || 1   |         |      |                    |                                                           |     || 2   |         |      |                    | One shall provide to filing his receipts of similar info. |     || 3   | Timer   |      |                    |                                                           |     || 4   | Olean   |      |                    |                                                           |     || 5   |         |      |                    |                                                           |     || 6   | Spain   |      |                    |                                                           |     || 7   | FBW     |      | 21/4               | see ofs.                                                  |     || 8   |         |      |                    |                                                           |     || 9   |         |      |                    |                                                           |     || 10  | Liddy   | R13  |                    | AV                                                        |     || 11  |         |      |                    |                                                           |     || 12  |         |      |                    | Order - file                                              |     || 13  | FBI     |      |                    | ORD - 58.                                                 |     || 14  | RLG     | 2212 | 26/4               | 28/4                                                      | CA  |ORD COMMENTSMAR 25 1948SECRET
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# SECRETOFFICE OF ORIGINHABANA, CUBAREPORT MADE AT28 Jar 48DATE15 Jar-10 for 1948PERIOD COVEREDSERIES NO TXII-344FILE NO. 80-33MADE BY Clarence D. LloydSUBJECTGENERAL Communist MattersSPECIFIC Spanish Communist PartyREFERENCE THII--258, THII-377, THII-330SOURCE A - LA files; B-ACC.STATUSSYNOPSISInformation used by Spanish Communist Party in 1943, as reported in Source A files, set forth. Relates to persons ako night se identical with some of those listed, or investigations of whom might lead to identification of individuals listed, in THII--258 also submitted as background material that is being used as a basis for investigations of Spanish Communist Party in Cuba.ADMINISTRATIVE ADDENDUM:To date no definite information has been received that would link any of the individuals reported heroin to those arred in reference THII--258. It is realized that this information is quite vague ana is not conclusive in any way, but it is hoped that, by using it as a tesis for our investigations, more concrete details regarding the Party's present a czivities in Cuba, as well as identification of individuals named in reference, can be obtained. Copies of this report are being furnished to our field stations in Lexico and Dusnos Aires inasmuch as addresses used by the Party in 1943 include several in those countries.EVALUATION : C-3DISTRIBUTION :* Wash (3)* Mexico (1)* Buenos Aires (1)* Files (2)* No other distr.SECRET
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SECRETSeries No. TRI-34416 March 1948SUBJECT: Spanish Communist Party1. Investigations are being conducted/in attempts to identify individuals named in material concerning Spanish Communist Party transmitted to us in J-250/ review of Source A files has revealed only scattered information which is being used as a basis for the investigations and this preliminary data is set forth below:2. In March 1947 Source A outlined in some detail the Spanish Communist reporting system in the Western Hemisphere. The addresses known to be used by the Party at that time were stated to be as follows:a. Buenos AiresJose MuraroCosta Rica 4050Buenos AiresEmilio AzanaCalle Corrientes 2244Tercero DBuenos AiresJuan RemezCalle Aicina 1854Buenos AiresRoberto CaniniInclan 4235Buenos AiresJaime/DimitrovkyRivadavia 3754 (7° piso)Buenos AiresLuis Tamini SaulPichincha 569Buenos AiresLuis ArataEstados Unidos 2300Buenos Aires.b. MexicoAndreCalle Pino 32 Depto 9Mexico, D.F.A. SanchezMorales 77Mexico, D.F.Antonio PerezAvenida Egido 37Mexico, D.F.Antonio DominguezZaragoza C7, Apt. 27Mexico, D.F.R. HernandezMorales 77Mexico, D.F.-1-SECRET 200-4-5-33