Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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14-00000104-10217-101962025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992## CLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**TO : DIRECTORFROM: PARISACTION: WE 8INFO: FEL, CA2, CA/PEG, CA/PRIP, FI, VRADDED: CI/IC 2, VRSECRET B21352DIR CITE PARI 5567 BINGHAM ACTINGLCHARVEST1. VERGES MAGAZINE REVOLUTION COMBINED ISSUES NO'S 10-11 APPEARED   ON PARIS NEWS STANDS 30 JULY. STA BUYING UP COPIES FOR STUFFER   PSYCH OP. WILL ADVISE.2. FYI BULLETIN INSIDE FRONT COVER STATES:   FOLLOWING GRAVE ACCUSATIONS CONVEYED BY COMRADES IN NEW YORK,   LONDON AND ACCRA AND CONFIRMED ON INQUIRY, REVOLUTION INFORES   ITS READERS THAT RICHARD GIBSON WHO HISUSED HIS OFFICE AS FORMER   SECRETARY OF "FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE" IN ORDER PENETRATE   RANKS OF INTERNATIONAL REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT MUST NO LONGER BE   CONSIDERED COLLABORATOR OF THIS REVIEW. NO EDITION OF REVIEW MAY   BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS DOINGS.3. DURING OUR OWN PREVIOUS CONSIDERATION OF APPROACHING GIBSON (ALSO REDJEVAY)   FOR VIRK JERVAY ASKED LOCAL ODENVY IF HE WAS THEIR AGENT AND WAS   TOLD NO.**SECRET****SECRET**REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESURJICT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.9. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 8. EVALUATIONB. ANALYST5. DATE PROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO    RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATION14. GIBSON, RICHARD201-306052SEX M DOB ?CIT USAOCC EDITORA FRANCEEDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITION OF REVOLUTION DISPATCH CONTAINS CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SUBJ AND PADBAYON/1040-006-138/03NBDA-1008412 MAR 64PAZR 1918303![photo description]1 918 30315. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.![photo description]SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETPERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIREPART II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATIONINSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER1.  This form must be filled in by the case officer of appropriate authority on the basis of the best available in- formation. It is *not* to be shown to the subject.2.  Normally, Headquarters will be unable to issue an approval unless requester furnishes answers to all questions in PRQ parts I and 11. However, in an emergency provisional approval may be obtained by complying with the ap- plicable provisions of FR 10-215, paragraphs 6a, 8, 12b and 12d. Thereafter the usual method to document or com- plete the case must be followed as set forth in FR 10-215.3.  Three (3) completed copies of PRQ part I (including copy in subject's handwriting, if possible) and two (2) com- pleted copies of this form must be sent to headquarters as soon as possible.4.  Data acquired later must be sent to headquarters in PRQ format in two (2) copies.5.  Fill in all items, if information obtainable. If item not applicable write "NA." If additional space required for item, use reverse side of page keyed to appropriate item number.CRYPTONYMCREBONY/1PSEUDONYMFrederick T. DominicSECTION 1 CONTACT AND DEVELOPMENT1. INDICATE HOW. WHEN. WHERE. WHY. AND BY WHOM SUBJECT WAS FIRST CONTACTED OR DEVELOPED.In response to Headquarters requests, London Station officer George H. Katzenbach contacted Subject in London in mid-January 1965 for the purpose of debriefing him on his experiences in the pro-ChiCom milieu in Africa and western Europe up to the time of his departure from the staff of Revolution in spring 1964. This was followed up by in-depth debriefing sessions carried out by Katzenbach in a PBSWING conference room on 17,18,19 and 23 February. On the basis of these talks it was decided to recruit Subject for a test assignment in Algiers during the summer of 1965 during which time he would attempt to build long-term access and cover for reporting on activities and personalities in the Afro-Asian community. KUDESK/ICG staffer Joseph S. Tiffany was dispatched to London TDY 1-7 June for this purpose. After recruitment and agreement to LCFLUTTER examination, Subject was introduced to his Paris-based Case Officer, Rufus F. RODIGAST, on 3 June.2. INDICATE WHETHER SUBJECT COULD BE TURNED OVER QUICKLY AND IN A SECURE MANNER TO ANY RESPONSIBLE CASE OFFICER FOR HANDLING. IF SO. INDICATE TO WHOM.Yes/ To any Case Officer introduced to him by RODIGAST, TIFFANY or KATZENBACH.3. LIST OTHER CASE OFFICERS WHO HAVE HANDLED SUBJECT OR WHOM HE KNOWS OR HAS KNOWN. GIVE NAMES BY WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN KNOWN.KATZENBACH - known to Subject as "Earl Wilson"TIFFANY - "Robert 'Bob' Gustke"RODIGAST - "Paul Weller"
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# SECRET## MOTIVATION AND CONTROLSECTION 111. ESTIMATE SUBJECT'S MOTIVATION. (Be detailed, if possible cite evidence. Do not use stock comment such as "an communist.")Subject's lack of funds and a job are of primary importance. His need for cash (evidenced to some extent by his attempt to peddle articles to China Quarterly, Encounter and Atlantic Monthly in the fall of '64) was critical. But of even greater significance is his desire to effect his long-range rehabilitation in order not to be stuck in the morass of the impecunious and "morally fraudulant" extreme left2. INDICATE WHAT CONTROL. IF ANY. EXISTS OVER THE SUBJECT. (If no control, or if there is a lack of real control explain.)For the rest of his life. Also important in Subject's motivation is the sense of adventure connected with "The Game", which is enhanced by his desire to deceive (to put one over on) those persons, such as Verges, who exploited and deceived him. Subj. evinces deep contempt for these professional revolutionaries and what he refers to, vith feeling, as their "moral fraud".SECTION 111Control exists quite strongly in the area of Subject's material welfare and need for rehabilitation.## COVER1. COVER USED BY SUBJECT AND CASE OFFICER IN THEIR MEETINGS. Subj. explained to his wife that "Wilson" (Katzenbach), who telephoned his home was an American publisher's representative. Subj. and Rodigast will use a journalist/ literary agent cover in the unlikely event their clandestine meetings are compromised.2. COVER USED BY SUBJECT IN OBTAINING HIS INFORMATION AND IN CONTACTING HIS INFORMANTS.Freelance journalist, author. sympathetic leftist3. INDICATE SERVICE FOR WHICH SUBJECT THINKS HE (Will work) (Is working).KUBARKSECTION I۷## INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS AND TRAINING1. EXPLAIN SUBJECT'S KNOWN PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. INDICATE THE EXTENT SUCH CORRECTION IS KNOWN OVERTLY.Subj. applied for association with KUBARK in 1950 and again in 1960; his enemies have tried to discredit him by calling him a KUBARK agent, but there is good evidence that this rumor campaign has not hurt him among his friends, even his friends on the extreme left of the political spectrum. No known I. S. connection.2. LIST OTHER INDIVIDUALS (Agents, relatives, friends) WHO KNOW OF SUBJECT'S PRESENT INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES.None.3. EXPLAIN ANY TRAINING SUBJECT HAS HAD IN CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.Basic security tradecraft briefings in London 1 - 7 June 1965; SW training in Paris 14 June 1965.SECTION V## COLLABORATION POTENTIAL1. INDICATE OTHER FOREIGN POWER SUBJECT COULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLABORATE WITH BECAUSE OF HIS IDEOLOGY OR PAST ASSOCIATIONS. EXPLAIN.British. Subj. resided in London from June '64 to June '65. His wife is a British subject.2SECRET
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SECRET## SECTION VI OPERATIONAL USE - CONTACT1.  IF SUBJECT HAS BEEN USED OR CONTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTIVITY IN WHICH HE HAS ENGAGED AND THE TYPE OF INFORMATION HE HAS FURNISHED.    In December 1963 Subj. was interviewed by a consulate officer in Paris for information on Lee Harvey Oswald, who reportedly had some contact with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee. Subj. was completely co-operative and the interviewer suggested follow-up, but the contact was dropped.2.  INDICATE HOW AND FROM WHOM SUBJECT OBTAINS INFORMATION.    Subj. elicits information from his broad circle of friends and acquaintances in the Afro-Asian/liberation movement areas.3.  INDICATE WHAT HAS BEEN TOLD SUBJECT AS TO THE DISPOSITION OF INFORMATION HE FURNISHES.    Nothing4.  DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED FI OR CI TYPE USE OR DUTIES.    Subject will operate under free lance journalist cover to develop contacts in the target milieu of Afro-Asian "Anti-imperialist" activity and solicit information from them on their activity, plans and views. It is possible that such contacts may lead to a possibility of employment or association with some organization in this field, but whether or not he will be instructed to accept will depend on the specific nature of the job and similar factors which cannot be anticipated now.5.  DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED PP-PM TYPE USE OR DUTIES.    No PM duties or use is anticipated. No systematic CA exploitation is anticipated given the risk of compromise. Selective CA exploitation within his cover situation i.e. as a provacateur or means to surface anti-Soviet material from a "National Liberation" standpoint - will be continually possible.## SECTION VII PROPOSED LIAISON OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY1.  DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED LIAISON TYPE CONTACT OR OPERATIONAL USE:A. WHERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT:    None.B. WHERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF AN ODYOKE AGENCY:## SECTION VIII AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT1.  EXPLAIN NATURE OF AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT: I.E. TRAINEE, OPPOSITE NUMBER: REMUNERATION, IF ANY: AGENCY PERSONNEL KNOWN TO SUBJECT.    Subj. has a contract for 1 June - September 1965 providing for salary of $500.00 per month, non-accountable expenses of $100.00 per month and per diem computed at the rate of $20 for days spent travelling to and from Algiers and $10 for period of residence in Algiers. (The $10 rate represents an oral amendment to the contract.) This is to be renegotiated o/a 1 September for extension to two years with 30-day termination clause.
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SECRETQUALIFICATIONS FOR OTHER OPERATIONSSECTION IX1. INDICATE SPECIAL ABILITIES, TALENTS, OR QUALIFICATIONS POSSESSED BY SUBJECT WHICH COULD CONCEIVABLY BE OF VALUE FOR OTHER OPERATIONS.Subject's skill as writer/editor may qualify him for CA work.SECTION XCOMMITMENTS1. IF IT IS PROPOSED TO PAY SUBJECT A REGULAR SALARY, INDICATE THE WEEKLY AMOUNT. IF PAYMENT TO BE MADE IN EXCHANGE COMMODITIES, SUBSIDY OR OTHER METHOD, SPECIFY AND GIVE DETAILS.See Section VIII. In addition it is set forth in the Letter of Agreement with Subject, that KUBARK will compensate Subject for any relocation of his family required by virtue of an approved change in place of employment.2. EXPLAIN ANY PROMISES, OTHERWISE NOT COVERED HEREIN, MADE TO SUBJECT. (Example: Commitments regarding evacuation of subject and family.)See Letter of Agreement. KUBARK recognizes its moral obligation to protect Subject against any adverse action which might result from activities engaged in by Subject at the request of KUBARK during his period of employment.SECTION XICE AND SECURITY1. INDICATE THE FIELD AGENCIES AND FIELD FILES WITH WHICH SUBJECT'S NAME HAS BEEN CHECKED AND THE RESULTS.London, Algiers, Paris Station files; JAGUAR, ODENVY traces and reports are also included in material available on Subject.2. INDICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES TAKEN TO VERIFY BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED BY SUBJECT.Reports have been received by various QKOPERA contract agents.3. INDICATE WHETHER OR NOT PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL OR OPERATIONAL APPROVAL FOR SUBJECT'S USE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED.NO POA required under the terms of CSI 10-5.4. DATE APPROVAL OBTAINED5. EVALUATE SUBJECT'S CHARACTER. RELIABILITY AND SECURITY, CITING EVIDENCE WHERE POSSIBLE.Subject is a rather cynical intellectual. He has a keen sense of what is in his best interest, however, and there is xxx every reason to believe that he considere a reliable and secure performance for KUBARK to be in his best interest. He showed a good sense of security in communications during his recruitment period. LCFLUTTER examination 13 June 1965 revealed no deception by Subject.6. EXPLAIN ANY SITUATION OR INDISCRETION IN WHICH SUBJECT MAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED WHICH MUST BE EVALUATED FROM A CE/OPERATIONAL SECURITY VIEWPOINT.While working for AFP in Paris (1958) Subject forged the signature of a personal enemy, Ollie Harrington, to a letter to the editor calculated to get Harrington in trouble with French authorities. Subject ahsamed of this action.SECTION XIISUBJECT'S PERSONAL HABITS1. USE OF LIQUOR. DRUGS. GAMBLING. PARAMOURS.Liquor in moderation, no drugs. He is believed to have engaged in extra-marital sexual affairs, but in a discreet manner.SECRET
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SECRETSECTION XIII1. INDICATE SUBJECT'S HOBBIES OR INTEREST IN SPORTS, MUSIC, ETC.None knownSECTION XIV1. INDICATE WHETHER SUBJECT'S LANGUAGE ABILITIES AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS, ARE SUCH AS HE COULD PASS AS A NATIVE OF A COUNTRY OR REGION OTHER THAN HIS OWN. EXPLAIN.Subject speaks fluent but foreign-accented French. He has a functional speaking command of Spanish and Italian and can read German. Except for his language, he could pass as an Algerian.2. INDICATE WHETHER INFORMATION IN PRO PARTS I AND IT WAS OBTAINED BY RESEARCH. CLANDESTINE ASSESSMENT, FILES, CORRESPONDENCE OR OTHER MEANS.All source, including extensive interview of Subject during the period January - June 19653. IF OTHER THAN ROUTINE ACTION IS REQUIRED. IF AND WHEN TERMINATION OF SUBJECT IS EFFECTED. PLEASE EXPLAIN. (Also see para. 436. supra)None anticipatedSECTION XV1. GIVE FULL DETAILS I.E. RECOGNITION SIGNALS, S/8: WHERE COULD CONTACT BE MADE WHAT BONA FIDES COULD INDIVIDUAL MAKING CONTACT USE?Original method of contact was phone call to Subject's home (by Katzenbach) using ktx the name Wilson. Subsequent RODIGAST contacts have been laid on at prior meetings and vary as to time and place. As signal is provided for (removal of glasses, which both wear) should either wish to prevent the meeting. A simple carbon-pad type, low level SW was used by Subject for sending emergency messages to a Paris drop. This has been replaced by an open code system to cover specific requirements, laid xx on at each meeting.SECTION XVILCFLUTTER examination of Subject o/a 13 June (no deception reported PALP 4056).DATE29 June 1965SIGNATURE OF APPROPRIATE SENIOR OFFICERAustin Goodrich (CI/ICG/Ops)5SECRET
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ASSIFY TO FILE 201-306052FILE RIDO RET TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.FROMALGIERSACTIONAF7FILE VR, WE6, FEG, CA2, CA/04, CI, CI/OPS, CI/ICA, CI/OA, FI, TSD6.```CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETPERSON/UNIT 1:OTIFIEDAF/CDADVANCE COPYUNITAF 0720 RFCSECRET 2908252IMMEDIATE PALP DIR SITE ALGI 6237KUDESK QRPREY STEBONY ZIBETREF : PALP 4712LOCAL SECURITY EXPECTED BE GIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION ANYONEPREVIOUSLY CONNECTED BEN BELLA, COMMUNISTS (LOCAL HUMANITE REPFORCED DEPART YESTERDAY). HAVE NO ENTRY INFO EXCEPT BELIEVE LIKELYBE EASIER FROM TUNISIA. SUGGEST YOU CHECK ALGI EMB PARI ON VISA POLICY.FROM HERE ASSUME IF IT NOT EXPIRED CAN BE USED WITHOUT REVALIDATION.SECRET*४FAPPARENTLY WRONG REF. POSSIBLY PALP 4172 (IN 00695) INTENDED** STEBONY UNABLE ENTER ALGI.```SECRET```201-30605229 June 65```
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETSPATCH SYMBOL AND NOOELA-43,459HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.201-DATE28 June 1965RE: 43-3-(CHECK "X ONE)MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGEDBY QUALIRED HQ. DESK ONLYTOChief, KUDESK; Chief, LCPIPITINFOChief, WE; Chief,; Chief, KUWCLFFROMChief of Station, LondonSUBJECTSTEBONY JAGUARJAGUAR Report of STEBONY SurveillanceACTION REQUIREDREFERENCES1. Pursuant to the suggestion contained in DIR 04341, 23 April 1965,   we asked JAGUAR to lay on such coverage as they could manage. After some   weeks has passed, and JAGUAR had not moved in this direction, we repeated   our request, pointing out that STEBONY/1 would soon be leaving. Short-   handed and hampered by certain restrictions, JAGUAR moved in to do what   they could, and their coverage was due to start almost at the same time   as TIFFANY was to begin his meetings with S/1. We contacted JAGUAR and   told them to lay off (much to our chagrin) for the time being. This they   did, but then, without our being advised, they resumed their coverage.   We don't know exactly how long they actually had him in their sights,   but they have now given us a letter (text below) suggesting that he was   watched on 5, 6 and 7 June. A JAGUAR officer advised us informally   that S/1 "seemed to be out of town" for one or two days. (TIFFANY had   mentioned that he might take S/1 to the country for a day, but we don't   know whether in fact he did so.)2. Here is JAGUAR's notes"As explained in conversation on the 8th June, 1965, wehave received a report on S/1's movements during the period 5th -7th June, 1965. Nothing of interest was learnt about his movementson the 6th and 7th June, but you may be interested in the followinginformation relating to the 5th June: -"S/1 left his home at 11.25 and travelled by taxi tothe Haymarket where he entered the American Express offices.He obtained a ticket for an air passage to Brussels anda train journey to Basle, thence to Lausanne and Paris wherehe was due to arrive on the 10th Jurne. He paid £20-29-1dfor his ticket. He left the American Express at 12.30 andsubsequently returned home at 13.20 hours."He left home again at 14.05 and went to the ClarendonCourt Hotel in Kaida Vale. He came out of the buildingafter five minutes and wandered around for twenty minutesbefore returning to the hotel. He stayed there until 18.45when he left alone and returned home."3. The JAGUAR officer also told me that S/1's contact at the Clarendon   Court Hotel was not identified by the surveillant, who in fact did not   know which room S/1 had visited. The contact, of course, was TIFFANY,   registered as GUSTKE.George H. KATZENBACHDistributionsChief, KUDESK2-Chief, LCPIPIT3-Chief, WEChief, AP2-Chief, KUWOLF![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]201-3060523 JUN 1965PAGE NO.
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# SECRET/KAPOKChief, KUNOLF; Chief, KRESEK; Chief, AFChief of Station, Algiers; Chief of Station, London.Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPITDTDORIC/OperationalQAPARY/Launching the Good Ship STEBONYREFERENCES: A. PALP 4056B. PALP 4057ACTION REQUESTED: Para 7, Para 8, Para 46.## SUMMARYOn 18 June 1965 STEBONY/1 met KUBARK Career Agent Rufus F. RODIGAST in Paris in accordance with instructions and for the next three days underwent debriefings, briefings, an LCFLETTER examination, and training in preparation for his summer 1965 assignment to Algiers. At the conclusion of this period LCPIPIT felt that S/1: had absorbed sufficiently the guidance given him, had responded satisfactorily to Case Officer control, was apparently clear of hostile direction, and was motivated to perform creditably throughout his three-month trial employment.ATTACHMENTS U.S.C.:A. Idens.B. RODIGAST contact reports for 12,14&15 June meetingsC. RODIGAST report on STEBONY/1's comments re Frants Fanon Documentation Center, Milan.D. RODIGAST report on STEBONY/1's comments re the British Guiana PPP office in London.E. RODIGAST review of two published works by SIEBONY/1F. Cy of STEBONY/1 initial s/w letter to RODIGAST.DISTRIBUTION:2 - C/KUNOLF w/atts. A,B,C,D,E,F u.s.c.1 - C/KUBARK w/atts. A,B,C,D,E,F u.s.c.1 - C/AF w/atts. A,B,F u.s.c.1 - COS/Algiers w/atts. A,B,F u.s.c.1 - COS/London w/att. A u.s.c.1 - C/HR w/atts. A,B,C,D u.s.c.OPLA 2555 JUN 29 1965SECRET/KAPOK 25 June 1965201-306052
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SECNET/KAPOK OPLA 2555than fortuitous position if his efforts to reassert himself on the national liberation movement stage are to meet with brickbats from IDEN A fres a frent row seat. ALGI 6171 and PARI 1934 tend to support the estimate that S/1's friends in the Ministry of Information may now be gone, while IDEN A's Algerian friends may soon be in positions of power. While it is still too early to assume that such a situation will arise, it is not too soon to assess the possible damage this could do S/1 in the gameal target area so far assigned him and to watch closely for signs that he my truly be burned beyond operational usefulness to KUBARK. We would hope this should not eone to pass, but we cannot ignore the possibility.48. In the event, then, that the next two month's activities compromise S/1's credentials in the national liberation movement, where shald we go from there? Ons suggestion would be a TDY to ZAPETAL where his brain might be picked for operational leads and KUMEE, KUINSK, and KUMOLP information. Re could also be urged to write out and edit a member of exposés on fraud, deception, and general double-dealing in the national revolution movement and in certain commanist circles. He might find a Job with IDEN B tho may well need a new crutch if S/1's reports of his dininishing influence are to be given credence. In short, steps ought to be taken now to define the alternatives awaiting S/1 as of 1 September 1965.Harvey G. PAHERICH
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, KUDESKINFO: Chief, LCPIPIT; Chief, WE; Chief, APFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT: KUDESK STEBONYACTION REQUIRED: XDATE: 25 June 19651.  Attached are selected extracts from BAIRN reports. BAIRN is a very sensitive SMOTH operation, and the items should be treated accordingly.2.  Karo SCHLEIFFER (misspelled in BAIRN) is of interest. Pablo is Pable FERNANDEZ, Cultural Attache at the Cuban Embassy in London. Other items should be self-explanatory. On page 3 of the attachment, "integration", where underlined, should read "segregation."3.  As with these items, London will try to bring to Headquarters (and other addressees') attention STEBONY-related items that we notice. On the other hand, we do not require to be info'ed on all STEBONY traffic in the future. We would like to see copies of all of his intelligence reporting, whether for passage to the SMOOTHERS or not. On that topic, we would like to recommend that a liberal policy be followed in determining what of his stuff to pass to liaison here. We will be glad to review his reporting for passage, if there is doubt about whether to pass it. We would also like to see any materials relating to hin that may havea bearing on London Station operations, relating principally to the U.K., or relating to any of our liaison services here, of course.George H. KAIZENBACHAttachment:HerewithDistributions:2-Chief, KUDESK w/att h/v2-Chief, LCPIPIT w/att h/w3-Chief, WE w/att h/w2-Chief, AF w/att h/w