Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![AIR (SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCH)]TO: Chief, WHDFROM: Chief of Station, HabanalSUBJECT: GENERAL- AdministrativeSPECIFIC- Arthur G. VAIVADADISPATCH NO. HKH-A-1025(201-16681)(23-88/2-139) Jocal![Signature]DATE: 7 November 1957![Signature]1.  Attached herewith is a memorandum prepared by the Subject, dated 29 October 1957, calling the attention of Headquarters to the fact that his assignment in Habana terminates in June 1958 and setting out his wishes as to reassignment thereafter.2.  While Vaivada did not include it in his memorandum, in recent conversations with the case officer he has expressed considerable interest in the possibility of being assigned under unofficial cover to Spain, saying that both he and his wife would welcome such an assignment. The Subject has also said in those conversations that he would not take it amiss if an opportunity for reassignment outside of the Central America-Caribbean area were to become open to him at any time prior to June 1958.3.  In the opinion of the Station, Vaivada has done a very good job. here, having been confronted with and overcome a number of difficult problems and situations during his tour of over three years in Habana. The Station is happy to recommend that his request for reassignment be given every consideration.![James R. Palinger Signature]James R. PalingerAttachments:Memorandum of Reassignment (4 copies)Distribution:*   Washington w/att.2- Files w/att.4 November 1957JRP/nin![FORM BO. MAR. 1949 51-28 A]![DECLASSIIFIED for Call 43-23]![SECRET KAPOK CLASSIFICATION]201-168881
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Havana, Cuba29 October 1957SUBJECT: Reassignment - Arthur G. VaivadaTO: Headquarters DeskTHROUGH: Chief of Station, Havana, Cuba1.  While at Headquarters in the early part of May 1957, it was verbally agreed that I return to Cuba for about one year, security permitting.2.  While my operational work in Cuba from August 1954 until February 1957 was concentrated on communist targets in the University of Habana, it should te pointed out that my duties during that period also involved many contacts with subversive oppositionist elements. When governmental persecution increased during February 1957, two of my key agents were lost, one of them by governmental assassination, so that I was obliged to leave Cuba temporarily perding clarification of the security factors involved. During my three months absence in PEPRIME the local situation deteriorated; and after my return my position was less favorable than it had been as a newcomer since I had lost assets tut had retained the cumulative security hazards of three years of cultivation and recruitment efforts. The University was, and still is, closed. Our communist penetration efforts are continuously harrassed by official persecution of the target group.3.  Since by June 1958 I shall have spent four years in Cuba, I believe it appropriate to submit this letter at this time requesting that Headquarters begin to study the possibilities for reassignment about June 1958, or prior to that date if necessary. As to future assignments, I have no reservations or special reçuests. I an willing and prepared to travel to any area consistent with my qualifications. Generally speaking, and for obvious security reasons, I am interested in getting out of the Central America- Caribbean area if possible. It may be recalled that I was denied an Argentine visa in 1953, for purely technical reasons. This situation may be changed, and I would not be opposed to a tour in Argentina, Chile, or any of the South American republics. In this matter, the nature of the new project or assignment would take precedence with me over personal preferences as to particular area of assignment.
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Reassignment - Arthur G. Vaivada29 October 1957, Page 24. Regarding my cover status: I entered Cuba in 1954 under student cover (Pan American Foundation Scholarship), and as it became increasingly more difficult to maintain owing to student disturbances, I completed a course in the writing of free-lance fiction and am thrice published. This writing has been used as a realistic, stop gap cover, even after I was provided with a notional business cover (Public Surveys Institute) cy Headquarters. I understand that journalism is considered a weak and time-worn cover; yet if it is worked at, and financially managed through a PEPRIME checking account, it not only satisfies local SS probes but it does not have the inherent disadvantages involved in setting up a full-fledged business cover. I set this out as a possible suggestion to Headquarters, but have no insistence as to journalistic over business cover. The notional business cover provided me has proved satisfactory in a limited sense thus far, and even utilized as cover for action occasionally, but I would be uncertain about introducing it in a less "Americanized" country than Cuba.Arthur C. VavedesArthur G. Vaivada
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199225 June 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: Central Cover StaffATTENTION: Charlie DanishSUBJECT: Ross CROZIERREFERENCE: SAS Memorandum Dated 14 May 19631. Referenced memorandum requested the Subject be provided with military cover while assigned in the Headquarters area for operational and credi: purposes in the performance of his duties with SAS. It is understood that your office was reluctant to issue the Subject the necessary military cover because he was physically located in a DODS office which was under commercial cover.2. As indicated verbally on 24 June 1963, SAS will move the Subject out of the DODS area on 26 June. SAS has also requested suit- able office or apartment space through the Office of Logistics from which the Subject will operate in the future. Until this property is acquired, the Subject will perform his duties from his home. Consequently, it is requested that immediate attention be given to providing the Subject with the necessary military cover. Refer any questions to Q. A. LADNER, Jr., SAS/Security, ext. 5909.Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - SAS/SecuritySAS/Security:GALadner:ftk - 25 June 1963Desmond FitzGeraldChief, SAS
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19 June 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Central Cover StaffRoom 1-B-24 Headquarters BuildingSUBJECT : Request for Domestic CoverMr. Ross Lester CrozierREFERENCE : Form 1322, forwarded to your Office,14 May 19631. It is requested that this Office be advised as to the disposition of our request dated 14 May 1963 for providing Mr. Ross Lester Crozier appropriate Domestic Cover.2. Since security requirements prohibit Mr. Crozier from being located in the Headquarters Building, he has been provided an office in the DODS Area. Subject needs "Cover" as soon as possible, for credit purposes, employment, etc.3. Your prompt attention to this matter would be appreicated.Desmond FitzGeraldChief, Special Affairs Staffcc: DODSDDP/SAS/PERSONNEL/J.ALBERT HOESER/Kct (19 June (63)Distribution:Orig 1)-Addressee1- DOPS1- SAS/Personnel
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SECRET# REQUEST FOR DOMESTIC COVER LIST ENTRY OR CHANGESUBMIT THIS FORM IN TRIPLICATE, ENCLOSED IN SEALED ENVELOPETO: Central Cover StaffTHROUGH:SUBJECT: Mr Ross Laster, Crosier| ENTRY                                                                                                                                                                                                                             | DATE        || --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- || Inclusion of subject on the Domestic Cover List is requested for the reason noted below. When notified that cover has been established, subject will be specifically authorized and instructed to conceal his Agency affiliation. | 14 May 1963 ||                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   | CHANGE      ||                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   |             ||                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   |             ||                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   |             |Subject is currently included on the Domestic Cover List. For the reason noted below, it is requested thatthis employee be removed from the Domestic Cover List.the following change be made:REASONRequest subject be provided Military Cover (Army) while assigned in Headquarters Area for operational and credit purposes in performance of his duties with SAB.Note: Subject was formerly under commercial cover at JMWAVE prior to January 1963.COVER (Complete only for new entries)| TYPE COVER IN USE  | TYPE SUGGESTED (Specify whether official or non- official) |     || ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | --- || IF NO COVER IN USE | JUSTIFICATION, IF NON-OFFICIAL COVER SUGGESTED             |     ||                    |                                                            |     |APPROVED BY CENTRAL COVER DIVISION| SIGNATURE | REQUESTING OFFICIAL  || --------- | -------------------- || DATE      | ORVILLE C. DAWSON    ||           | TITLE                ||           | Chief, SAB/Personnel |201-16881FORM7-58 1322 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET
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# SECRET(When Filled in)## DD/P PERSONNEL DATA SHEETNAME: CROZIER, RossSTATION H3.AND DUTIES:AGE: E? April 1963DOB: 20 June 1922PRIMARY CAREER CARSER AGENTDD/P UNIT:LESIGNATION:PRESENT GRADE: GS-12PROPOSED GRADE: NACIA TRAINING:PRESENT T/O SLOT NANUMBER AND GRADE: NAPROPOSED T/O SLOT NANUMBER AND GRADE: NAEDUCATION:Wife: Costa Rican citizen, D03: 15 Mar 1913Son: D03: Sept 1949 U.S. Citizen.DAU: FOB: 24 June 1951 - U.S. CitizenLANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:Spanish (Fluent - writing/reading/speaking)ASSESSED:DATE:TYPE OF POSITION:RESULTS:EXPERIENCE PRIOR TO CIA (excluding SSU-OSS):U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force, Tech Sgt. (1940-1945: Intelligence BC)) & (April 46 - Apr 49)Leading man labor, $12.3% per day, US Naval Air Station, Coco Solo, Canal Zone;(Jan. 194- April 1946).SUMMARY OF CIA-SSU-OSS ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDING PREVIOUS GRADES AND DATES:Contract and career agent since June 1949 - Intelligence assigments in Costa Rica,Guatemala, and Jubas (Foreign Intelligence with some Psychological Warfare andParamilitary) FI mission with Castro's forces in Sierraestra (April 58).Mexico City Jan 59 to May 1960; assigned to P PA-PROP from June 60 to Oct 61;Assigned PCS SMWATE Oct 1 to Jan 1963. (Case Officer on student project involvingpropaganda and area intelligence collection & network operation; CO on pressplacement and press collection project).RECOMMENDED BY:RECOMMENDATION OF CAREER SERVICE BOARD:CONCURRENCES:201-16881FORM NO.1 MAR 57 965 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(4)
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# TRAVEL ORDER**SECRET**NAME: Mr. Foss L. CrozierOFFICIAL STATION: Washington, D. C.OFFICE PHONE: 6576OFFICE TRAVEL ORDER NO.: SAS-473-63GRADE: Career AgentYOU ARE AUTHORIZED TO TRAVEL AND INCUR NECESSARY EXPENSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATIONS. THIS TRAVEL OR CHANGE OF OFFICIAL STATION, IF SO DESIGNATED, IS MADE FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES AND NOT FOR YOUR PERSONAL CONVENIENCE.ITINERARY, MODE OF TRAVEL AND PURPOSE:From Washington, D. C. to NYC for approximately three (3) days TOT and return.MODE: Air tourist/cePURPOSE: Operational contactsTRAVEL DURATION: 19 Mar 63 / 22 Mar 63DOMESTIC: 16.00PER DIEM ALLOWANCE: MAXIMUM / OTHER (See below)AUTOMOBILE ALLOWANCE: CENTS PER MI. NOT TO EXCEED COST BY COMMON CARRIER / CENTS PER MI. AS MORE ADVANTAGEOUS TO GOV'T.ALLOWANCES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS WITH REASONSDEPENDENT TRAVEL AUTHORIZED:ESTIMATED COST OF TRAVEL: $100.00PROCURE TRANSPORTATION BY: TRANSPORTATION REQUEST / CASH OR OTHERDISPOSITION OF EFFECTS AUTHORIZATION: SHIPMENT / NON-TEMPORARY STORAGE. SHIPMENT POA AUTHORIZED. EXCESS BAGGAGE AUTHORIZED. ACCOMPANIED LBS. AND MODE / UNACCOMPANIED LBS. AND MODEI CERTIFY FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE OBLIGATION REFERENCE NO. 473-63CHARGE COST CENTER NO. 3132-1000-1000ACCOMPANY TRAVELER / FOLLOW WITHIN 6 MONTHS / ADVANCE RETURNADVANCE OF FUNDS REQUESTED: YES $100.00 / NOSIGNATURE OF B & F OFFICER:REQUESTING OFFICIAL:SIGNATURE: Vincent J. Beyman, ChiefCOMPONENT: SAS/SupportAUTHORIZING OFFICIAL:TYPED NAME AND TITLE: Desmond Fitzgerald, ChiefCOMPONENT: SAS
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13 March 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance DivisionChief, Staff Agent Accounts SectionTHROUGH: Chief, Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT: Reassignment of Career Agent -Harold R. NORMAYEThis is to advise you that Career Agent Harold R.NORMAYE[^1] is reassigned PCS from JHAVE to the Washington,D. C. area on 21 January 1963.![signature of Howard J. Osborn, Chief, SAS/Support]HOWARD J. OsbornChief, SAS/SupportDDP/SAS/Personnel/John H. Martin/kct (13 Mar 63)Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - C/CPD1 - SAS/Pers201-168881[^1]: NORMAYE is circled with pen.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992## OUTGOING MESSAGEOMF 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETSTAFF *CONF: LA!,INFO: FILEDATE-TIME GROUP2100222DIRECTORMESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER795395DISSEM BY:TO: SANTO DOMINGO INFO LA/MIAMI.YEMUISE Y* CS SUGGESTS ADDITIONAL DISSEM TO OPSLITG.REF: SANTO DOMINGO 17047 | IN 793956|* Y1. FOLLOWING ARE HQS TRACES ON SUBSOURCES REF INFO:A. COL. ORLANDO PIEDRA NEGUERUELA (201-247879) DPOB:18 DEC 17, SAN ANTONIO DE LOS BANOS, CUBA. WAS VERY CLOSE TOFULGENCIO BATISTA AND WAS CHIEF OF CUBAN NATIONAL POLICE DEPARTMENTOF INVESTIGATION. ARRIVED IN U.S. 1959 FROM CUBA VIA THE DOM REPAFTER BATISTA OVERTHROWN. OVER YEARS HAD BEEN INVOLVED IN WORKING FORRETURN OF BATISTA TO POWER IN CUBA. LATEST INFO DATED APRIL 1970REPORTED THAT HE WAS SOLICITING PRICES OF ARMAMENT FOR NICARAGUANGOVERNMENT. PRESUME THAT HE MAY KNOW *EMGARNET* BECAUSE OF THEIRSIMILAR PRE-CASTRO BACKGROUNDS.B. FNU ALPIZAR POSSIBLY IDEN WITH EVELIO ALPIZAR PEREZ (201-2643443) DP08: 27 NOV 31, ARROYO ARENAS, HABANA, CUBA.EVELIO ALPIZAR WAS CUBAN AIR FORCE PILOT AND POSSIBLY A MEMBER OF THESERVICE DE INTELIGENCIA (SIM) UNDER BATISTA. HE FLEW TO FLORIDA 1JAN 59 AFTER BATISTA'S OVERTHROW AND WHILE IN U.S. HE WAS APPRIENTDATE:ORIG:UNIT:EXT:[Figure: cross file copy for 201-264344 box]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDCLASSIFICATIONSECRETIMPDETCL BY: 012913
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CINTER USE OM.OMF. O 0 0 0 0 0SECRETSTAFFCONF: INFO: FILEDIRECTOR 1953952TARGET OF CUBAN DGI ATTEMPTS TO LURE HIM BACK TO CUBA. UFGU-371,5 APRIL LI REQUESTED BROOTHAT HE BE UITHDRAWN FROM "PROGRAM" BASED ON CONTINUOUS TREATMENTS FOR NERVOUS DISORDER AND RECOGNIZED EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY. "PROGRAM" PROBABLY REFERS TO *AKHERALD*-ASSISTED FRENTE REVOLUCIONARIO DEMOCRATICO (FRD) WHICH HAD RECRUITED HIM. IN 1963 ALPIZAR REPORTED PLANS TO BOMB CUBAN OIL REFINERY TO FBI AND CUSTOMS. IN 1972 HE REPORTEDLY OWNER OF MIAMI AIR LEASING CORP.2. BOTH PIEDRA AND ALPIZAR PEREZ ARE SUBJECTS OF EXTENSIVE FBI REPORTS AND INTERVIEWS AND HIT POSSIBLE THAT ALPIZAR MAY BE BUREAU CONTACT. REQUEST STATION APPROVAL FOR PASSAGE OF NAMES OF PIEDRA AND ALPIZAR TO FBI, NAMING THEM AS SOURCES OF REF INFO IN ORDER TO ASSIST FBI IN ANY INVESTIGATION THAT THEY MIGHT MAKE INTO ALEGATIONS.3. FILE: 22-4-120; 22-2-21/3; 200-9-35; 201-247879; 201-264344;201-64137. E2.IMPDET.LA COMMENT: INFORMATION PASSED BY EMFETCH-9 RE DOMINICAN AND PUERTO RICAN EXTREMISTS TRAINING IN PUERTO RICO.DATE: 19 JANUARY 1976ORIGR. SPRAGUE/JPUNIT:LA/CAR/DRHEXT: 1497RICHARD S/SAMPSONCOORD: OPS/ITG-LA/COGFISHER AMESSECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992INDEX. YES ☐ NO ☑ 201-241813CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☑ RET. TO BRANCH ☐CLASSIFIED MESSAGE201-261813TO : DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: SR 6INFO : CI, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, RI/AN, WH 7, RF 2ROUTING123456INDEXED AND CONTROL COPIESMATCHEDIN 83496C/S COMMENT: *DID NOT DESIRE COLD STREET APPROACH TO BAKULIN1. SINCE REF STATION HAS TRIED SPOT CANDIDATES FOR PLAUSIBLE ACCESS VALENTIN VASILYEVICH BAKULIN WHOSE OVERT ACTIVITY IS PRINCIPALLY THAT OF SUPPLYING PROPAGANDA FILMS TO INTERESTED LOCAL GROUPS.2. SOURCE SEYMOUR D. TRINNICH, POSSIBLE ACCESS ASSET IS ARTURO CARRILLO ESPARZA D.POB 3 JULY 1940 MEXICO CITY.CARRILLO IS GRADUATE STUDENT UNAM FACULTY SCIENCES, COMPLETING DOCTORATE THEORETICAL PHYSICS, IS MEMBER OF COMMITTEE WHICH OPERATES CINE CLUB, APPEARS SPEAK AUTHORITATIVELY RE FINANCING AND FILM PROCUREMENT, CLUB HAS GOTTEN FILMS IN PAST FROM SOVEMB. (REQUEST HQS TRACES AND INITIATION POA, HAVE NO LOCAL TRACES.)3. REQUEST TRACES ALSO ON CARRILLO'S GIRL FRIEND CYNTHIA CHLEBICKI, U.S. NATIONAL, UNAM MASTER'S DEGREE STUDENT, GRADUATE OF UNIV ILLINOIS, HOME ADDRESS 11 EAST 151 ST, HARVEY, ILL. (NO MEXI TRACES.)4. INDEX.SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992REPORT COVER SOLELCONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEMHEAVEUFG23 January 1963Source:Faras. 1-4:former Panamanian Charge in Habana, presently in Miamiwho was approached byof the Inter-AmericanAffairs Commission,works withemployee; and it is said that thehave beenquite successful in shipping medicines to Cuba including ship-ments to prisoners in Cuban Jails.Faras. 5 and 6:on or about 20 Septemberobtained the information because it was addressed toof Miami, who is related towho is a very good friend ofAlso attached under cover of this report are the followingitems of information of potential interest:a. Bulletin No. 2 of the National Medical Associationin the Frente Interna Anti-Communist fromIt is not known howreceived this information.It is believed that this information dates to aboutJune or July 1962.Attachments: H/WMisc. Medical Info,1 - Headquarters XXXXX & atts. h'w1 - 00/C1 - FileCONFIDENTIALCONTROLLED DISSEM
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C-O-11-I-I-U-T-I-A-I-CONTROLLED DISSEN- 2 -b. Copy of a letter signed by Cmdte Rene YELMO for the Executive Council of the National Institute of Surgery of the Ministry of Health, dated 6 June addressed to Regino BOTTI, President of JUCEPLAN requesting an approval for the expenditure of $20,000.00 for the purchase of raw color film from Czechoslovakia. This film to be used at the national Universities and in Cuban scientific, institutions. Received from about mid-July from an unidentified correspondent.c. debriefing of Antonio TOLEDO Zamora (A12 829 119) who was in the third year at the Medical School, University of Habana. Report dated 21 August.d. Translation of a commentary by Virgilio FEAJO Nunez, leader of the Cuban medical class Habana on 18 August 1962. It was submitted in translated form by on 26 August. Though this appears to be an interesting commentary there does not appear to be anything new or startling in the information.e. Listing of medical and professional personnel in Habana which was received through the diplomatic pouch. Pouch turned over to for duplication, provided translations. Envelope had return address Colegio Teresiano Calle 17 No. 1051 Vedado, Habana. Addressed to Eduardo ROCO, PO Box 1495. No WAVE traces on ROCO. Source of this information is not known. It is believed that the names under this attachment should be indexed for the Field. No indication of meaning of A, B, and B, but believe they stand for A- Anti-Communist, B-Neutral and C- Communist.
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104-10215-10096 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 201-168881CROZIER Ross LSECRETVol. Ⅳ of ⅤOFFICIAL CS FILE(June 1958-Dec. 1960)FORM 1505 B3-68SECRET
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE: 130 ES/OBSØ2 JAN 59TO: DIRECTORFROM: HAVANAACTION: WH 5INFO: DCI, D/DCI, COP, A/DD/P/P, FI, FI/OPS, FI/ROM 3PP 2, PP/PRD, PP/PYD 2, S/CFILE N° 201-37725201-168881![routing information]PRIORITYIN 43348TO: DIR INFO: MEXI SACU CITE: HAVA 0796AMUTTERSTATION TAKING ADVANTAGE OPPORTUNITY SEND NOEMAYR ON PLANECHARTERED BY BOHEMIA AND TIME MAG TO CARRY JAY MALLIN ANDCARLOS CASTANEDA TO SACU TO INTERVIEW FIDEL CASTRO AND POSSIBLYACCOMPANY CASTRO PARTY WHEN IT COMES TO HAVANA. PLANE ETDHAVA Ø600 JAN 2.END OF MESSAGE![stamp of copy]![routing details table]FORM 1389 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSMED-MESSAGECONFIDENTIAL'10) ER/DLD    DATE 01 JAN 59TO : DIRECTORFROM : SANTIAGO DE CUBAACTION: WH 6INFO : CI, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, FI/OPS, 15/02RE Filia (check one):No O's Record Valur. Destroy.R1 the this copy as indicatedBrassch copy filed as indicatedKE レンド check one!Signature:None required1 Chif201-32775201-168881ROUTINGREOL CECTROUTINEIN 43223CITE SACU 317TO PRITY HAVA INFO DIRRE: HAVA 0766 (IN 42971)*AFFIRMATIVE.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMENT: QUERIED IF SACU WAS IN POSITION TO ARRANGE VAIVADA ENTRY INTO REBELTERRITORY AS IN PREVIOUS CASES. HOS WISHED TO SEND HIM ON MISSION SIMILAR TO THATTAKEN LAST MARCH.![RI COPY]![GS COPY]![RI/Files]![RI/TY]![TED]![R/FI]2 Jan 59201-168.881FORM 1389REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.CONFIDENTIAL
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 1SECRETDATE: 104/LB/JJM/U/D01 JAN 59TO: DIRECTORFROM: HAVANAACTION: WH 6 MR. GRUNWELL, WH DIV!INFO: S/C 2RE Filing (check one):No CS Record Value. Destroy.NOTIFIED 1730 1 JAN 59Branch copy filed as indicatedRE Indexing (check one):MarkedNone requiredJAN 23 57.59REC'D CABLE SECT.PRIORITYIN 43216TO: OPIM SACU INFO PRITY MEXI PRITY DIR CITE HAVA 0784VIEW STRONG RUMORS FIDEL CASTRO COMING HAVA, CANCELLING NOEMAY DEPARTURE FOR SACU.FOR HQS, MEXI: MEANTIME PLAN USE HIM LOCAL INTEL COLLECTION.RELEASED 011850ZEND OF MSGRI/FilesWH/3MSECRET1 Jan 59201-168,881FORM 1389REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE 007 DB/OLDER01 JAN 59TO: DIRECTORFROM: HAVANAACTION: WH 6 (MR. EVANS, WH ISSUED TOO COPY 2330, 1 JANINFO: S/C 2RE Filing (check one):No CS Record Value. Destroy.RE file this copy as indicated:RE Indexing (check one):Marked  Node requiredJAN 2 05 13.59REC'D CABLE SECT.PRIORITYIN 43248CITE HAVA 0790TO: PRITY MEXI INFO DIRPLS ADVISE WIFE NOEMAYR HE SAFE AND NO NEED WORRY. HE CONCERNED EXAGGERATED STORIES SUBMITTED BY WIRE SERVICES MAY UNDULY UPSET HER.END OF MESSAGE![RI COPY]CS Com WH/3MFORM 1389 USE PREVIOUSEDITIONSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. 2 Jan 59201-168 881
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, Mexico CityFROM: Chief, WHDSUBJECT: Harold R. *[Unclear Text]* PavicACTION REQUIRED: See belowCLASSIFICATION: SECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO.: HMM-7302HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.: 201-32723DATE: 13 FEB '59CS COPYRE: "43-3" (CHECK "X" ONE)MARKED FOR INDEXINGX NO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLYCover Division has requested that the Station make a thorough assessment of Subject's notional cover in relation to its operational suitability and report to Headquarters on the strength or weakness of the arrangement, giving any recommendations deemed advisable to strengthen it. For guidance the Station may consider such factors as the security consideration involved and the ability of Subject to live his cover.OLIVER G. GALBOND6 February 1959Distribution:3 - Mexico City1 - WH/Mailroom1 - WH/3/Mexico1- RIWH/3/Mexico/B.MERRELL.ngs![signature]CS COPY![handwritten text]