Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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FORM NO.NOV 1931 35-82CLASSIFIED MESSAGECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY29 SEPTEMBER 1952SECURITY INFORMATIONOUT 57898ROUTINGTO: CHIEF OF STATION (COSTA RICA) (SAW) R. E. WEEDFER 455FROM: DIRECTOR, CIA ROFTHE22002 29 SEPT 52INFORMATION: CFI, OPS, RI 2DIR 21343TO: SSARJ CTEN: DIRRE: IRS-A-1272PARA 13 REFRESETIS ZR VIEW TILL CURRENT POLITICAL SITUTION CLARIFIED. ARRANGEMENTS MIGET LATER 25 MADE IF YOU FEEL NECESSARY TO FROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERT FOR ERIEF POSTAL CENSORSHIP STFUCTION. JOWEVER, EXISTING EUNMAHOID ONE AND TWO FACILITIES AND COVERAGE BELIEVED ADEQUATE FOR OUR NEEDS.201-168881D. F. GIBBSSECURITY INFORMATIONIT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGECOPY NO. (44)
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AIRSECRETSecurity InformationChief of Station, San JoseSEP 12Chief, WEProject HUMANOIDREF:TRS-A-1215TRS-A-1142TRS-A-771SANJ-884 (IN 30219)SANJ-882 (IN 31520)DIR 16246 (OUT 50019)DIR 17884 (OUT 52565)1.  Project HUMANOID was approved in the amount of $6000.00 for the period 1 March 1952 to 28 February 1953. This amount was based on the following funding requirements as set forth in the project outline which was presented for approval in May 1952:Salary:|            | FY 1952 | FY 1953  || ---------- | ------- | -------- || HUMANOID   | $800.00 | $1600.00 || HUMANOID-1 | 76.00   | 152.00   || HUMANOID-2 | 128.00  | 256.00   || HUMANOID-3 | 452.00  | 904.00   || HUMANOID-4 | 72.00   | 144.00   |Agent expenses:|     |        |        || --- | ------ | ------ ||     | 200.00 | 400.00 |Safe House:|     |        |        || --- | ------ | ------ ||     | 200.00 | 400.00 |Local transportation, miscellaneous supplies, etc.|          |          || -------- | -------- || 50.00    | 100.00   || $1978.00 | $3956.00 |2.  HUMANOID-4 has been terminated, therefore the total available for expenditure by the station ($6000.00) exceeds the amount requested ($5934.00) by $282.00 ($72.00 plus $144.00 plus $66.00).J. C. KINGD. F. GIBBONSSECRET201-161881
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SECRETSecurity Information-2-3. Project financial records in Headquarters are maintained in U. S. currency. Accordingly, DIR 16246 (OUT 50019) was expressed in dollar units. Unfortunately, we were not aware of recent fluctuations in the rate of exchange when the message was sent and the amounts quoted were not sufficient to maintain agent salaries on the previously established calca scale. This problem has been discussed with appropriate offices here as indicated in the attached memorandum for record which we believe to be self-explanatory.4. In the event that the current financial status of project HRANOID is not hereby clarified to your satisfaction, we will be happy to furnish any additional information that may be required.Attachment:. Memo For RecordJ. C. KINGBy P. E. OberstPRO:lw9 September 1952SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992/12/SECRETFRP: . . . .STAFFCONF: C/LA-8 INFO: UDPD-D, VR, FILE, DORECORD, C/CI-4, C/EPS/EG-2, C/EUR-6, C/LCG/ID, C/PCS, (25/P)80 3951664PAGE 001TOT: 0420522 MAR 80DIRECTOR 627921.SECRETSTAFF 0420522 DIRECTOR 627924TO: PRIORITY MADRID.WNINTEL BY AKULE AMLASHREF: MADRID 48679 39182321. DEPT OF STATE HAS SENT MESSAGE TO CONSULATE AUTHORIZING THE GRANTING OF VISAS TO AMLASH FAMILY, BUT HAS APPARENTLY ATTACHED A PROVISO SO LONG AS CONSULAR OFFICER SATISFIED THAT THEY ARE BONA FIDE VISITORS AND NOT IMMIGRANTS.2. OFFICER WHO DEBRIEFED AMLASH-1 IN MADRID ON 11 JANUARY IS EXPERIENCED AND SAVVY PROFESSIONAL. ME HAS BEEN INTERVIENING REFUGEES FOR THE PAST SEVERAL MONTHS AND HAS CONSISTENTLY PROVIDED ACCURATE ASSESSMENTS OF REFUGEE INTENTIONS AND MOTIVATIOUNS. AMLASH-1 TOLD THE DEBRIEFER THAT HE ONLY WANTED TO VISIT THE US AND THAT HE WANTS AND INTENDS TO SETTLE IN SPAIN, WHERE HE CAN MORE READILY SET UP A MEDICAL PRACTICE AND BE LESS NEWSWORTHY THAN WOULD BE THE CASE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE DEBRIEFER BELIEVES AMLASH-1 MEANT WHAT HE SAID.2. FILE: 201-252234. RVN 4 MAR 00, DRV D9C.1. ALL SECRET.>   ORIG: ADC/LA/DPS (PALMER X-9011): AUTH: ADC/LA/OPS (PALMER); COORD: PCS/LGG/ID (CANTRELL); C/E/IB/S(STOVER); REL: C/E/IB (BERGER); CL BY 037029.END OF MESSAGESECRETRECORD COPY![table indicating approval status with handwritten notes, dates, and signatures.]04MAR80201-252234
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 199238/44/SECRETFRP:STAFFADV C/LA & C/EUR 18142ACTION: C/LA-8 (078) INFO: ODPD-D, VR, FILE, DORECORD, C/CI-4,C/EPS/EG-2, C/EUR-6, (23/H)80 3918225PAGE 001TOR: 271804Z FEB 80IN 3918225MADR 48680SECRET 271748Z FEB 80 STAFFCITE MADRID 48680TO: PRIORITY DIRECTOR.ANINTEL RYBAT AKULE AMLASHREF: MADRID 48679 39182321. IDENS:   WIFE: "IRTA NOVOA DELGADO, DPOB: 9 AUG 1938, MATANZAS,   CUBA.   SON: ROLANDO CUBELA NOVOA, DPOB: 26 JUNE 1960, HAVANA,   CUBA.   MOTHER: VIRGINIA SECADES ZELAVA, DPOB: 30 APRIL 1908,   LAS VILLAS, CUBA.2. ABOVE IDENS ARRIVED MADRID FROM CUBA ON SAME DAY AS SUBJECT   REF, 11 DECEMBER 1979.3. FILE: 201-252234. RVW 27 FEB 00; DRV D9C.1.END OF MESSAGESECRET![RECORD COPY stamp]![handwritten text 20 FEB 80 201-252234]
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14-00000104-10216-100022025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992/12/SECRETFRP:........STAFFCONF: C/LA-8 INFU: OUPD-D, VR, FILE, DORECORD, DDO-4, C/C1-4.C/EPS/EG-2, C/EUR-O, C/LCG/10, C/PCS, C/PCS LCG, C/PCS/PGLU, DOU/CO,(32/P)80 3620398PAGE 001TOT: 0222112 JAN 80 DIRECTOR 583488SECRETSTAFF 0222112 DIRECTOR 583488TO: IMMEDIATE MADRID.NINTEL ANLASH1. LNERGO HAS ADVISED THAT AMLASH/1 (A/1)(IDEN A), CUBAN   ASSET 1903-1905, ARRIVED MADRID 11 DEC 79 AND CONTACTED LINERGO   SOURCE IN U.S. REQUESTING MEETING WITH REACTION REPRESENTATIVE.   ACCORDING LNERGO SOURCE A/1 HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY NUMERUUS MEDIA   REPRESENTATIVES SINCE ARRIVAL MADRID BUT HAS REFJSED GRANT INTER-   VIEN.2. IDEN B TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED DEPART 7 JAN 80 FOR MADRID   TO MEET AND CEBRIEF A/1 AND DETERMINE HIS FUTURE PLANS. LNERGO   HAS BEEN REQUESTED TO PROVIDE BONA-FIDES AND CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS.   WILL ADVISE WHEN RECEIVED.3. PLS PROVIDE NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER IDEN B CAN USE TO   CONTACT STATION ON ARRIVAL MADRID. REQUEST REPLY IMMEDIATE.4. FILE: 201-252234. CADL RV% 2 JAN 2000 DRV D9C.3. ALL   SECRET.>   ORIG: SA/C/LAD (STURBITTS, X-9127, GREEN-3215); COORD: DC/LACO;   DC/LA/OPS; C/EUR/IB; AUTH: DC/LA; C/LA; REL: DC/EUR/S   THOMPSON. CL BY 12180.END OF MESSAGESECRET![signature]RECORD COPY02 JAN 79201-252234
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLYPAGE 1 OF 1 PAGESTHIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NCI FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCES-E-C-R-E-TREPORT NO. CS DB-312/01409-68DATE DISTR. 28 June 1968COUNTRY CubaDOI Late April 1968SUBJECT Prison Break at El Principe Prison in HavanaACQ Canada, Ottawa (25 June 1968)FIELD NO.SOURCE An official Canadian service from officials in Havana.1. In late April 1968 there was a successful prison break at the El Principe Prison in Havana. A group of prisoners escaped by digging a tunnel to the courtyard of a neighboring hospital. After the escape, ex-Major Rolando Cubela Secades, who was convicted in March 1966 for plotting to assassinate Fidel Castro, was transferred from El Principe to a prison in Oriente Province.2. It was rumored that Huber Matos, imprisoned since October 1959, was one of the escapees. However, according to the wife of a prisoner in La Cabana Prison in Havana, Matos and 20 other political prisoners were still in Gallery 23 of that prison. Although none of them wore prison uniforms, it is said that the authorities stopped being severe with them on this count.3. Field Dissem: None.S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLY| STATE | DIA   | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | NSA | XXX | CRS || ----- | ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | --- || DCS   | FBI 2 |      |      |     |     |     |     |INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| WHC/RR      | WH/SAO        | E/IB/R | OTTAWA-5480  |       |         |               || ----------- | ------------- | ------ | ------------ | ----- | ------- | ------------- || WHC/OPS 2   | WHC/JMCOBRA 1 | E/MADR | (IN-37968)   |       |         |               || WHC/EW      |               | E/R    | NP (SMACT-1) |       |         |               || WHC/PP      | CI/OPS/WH2    | E/OTTA |              |       |         |               || WHC/WAVEL   |               |        |              |       |         |               || TOTALS IE 2 | CI 4          | FI 3   | CA           | DO 1, | LIAISON | E/BC/C/B "RAQ || WH/C 9 (2), | EUR 2 (2),    | WH 1   |              | 14 *  | RRH     |               |
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# ISPATCH**CLASSIFICATION****SECRET****PROCESSING**| PRO- POSED | ACTION                               | ACCOM- PLISHED || ---------- | ------------------------------------ | -------------- ||            | MARKED FOR INDEXING                  |                ||            | NO INDEXING REQUIRED                 |                ||            | HEADQUARTERS DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING |                ||            | ABSTRACT                             |                ||            | MICROFILM                            |                |**INFO** Acting Chief of Station, L-ta**FROM** Chief, Far East Division**SUBJECT** Visit of Identities**ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES**ACTION REQUIRED: FYIREFERENCE : DBA-12821 (25 June 62)1.  OKENVY reports that they were advised by Identity A that his associate, Identity B would be visiting Djakarta in mid-July and that probably he (Identity A) would be summoned by General Jani in the near future to assist in procurement activities for the military.2.  Identity A expressed himself as being willing at the same time to serve ODYOKE without renumeration, on a confidential basis or otherwise, if his services can be of assistance.3.  Identity A has done some dickering with the local attache regarding aeronautical spare parts for which export permits have been difficult to obtain, claiming that he would have no difficulty in obtaining permits if the parts were purchased through his organisation.4.  Identity A has also been in contest with another ODYOKE component since January 62 and therefore cannot be approached by KUBARK.Attachments:Idens U.S.C. True Ease PouchDistributions:2 - Djakarta23 July 1962![signature of Chester D. Dalsold]CHESTER D. DALSOLDFORWARDED herewith201-41581DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED23 July 62 27 JUL 1962DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERPHDW- 5498HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBERSECRET41581| # FE/PIA | ROUTING | INITIAL || -------- | ------- | ------- || RID/AN   |         | RBH     || RTD/ZIS  |         |         || EX/F/S   |         |         || RID/AN   |         |         || EL/WAT   |         |         || DESTROY  |         |         |OFFICE FE/PIA/ FILE Dexter E. Kelpe. ORIGINATINGOFFICE SYMBOL: DATE : COORDINATING: jdkOFFICER'S NAME: 5503OFFICE SYMBOL DATE RELEASINGCFE 26 esmond 1 GeraldFORM 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORM 6100 WHICH MAY BE USEDDISPA CH
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SECRETIDENTITIES U.S.C.TRUE NAME POUCH Att. toFHDW-5498IDENTITY A I Irving Davidson, Public Relations, 1612 K St., N.W.IDENTITY B Paul Pesik, formerly employed by the Indonesian Embassy, Washington.FNDW-549323 July 1962Encl. #1SECRET ES COPY201-41581
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# DISPATCH2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992TO Chief of Station, QuitoINFO Chief of Base, GuayaquilFROM Chief, WHCLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-E-TSUBJECT Report of PBPRIME Citizen on Connections with Ecuadorean GovernmentACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESPlease comment on Subject and his statements1. The following paragraphs are quoted from an ODENVY report resulting from an interview with Identity. The addressees are requested to comment on the Subject's statements and to send to Headquarters information concerning the Subject's activities in Ecuador bearing on his statements.A. On August 29, 1960, Identity was interviewed by ODENVY at his request. Identity related that he had just returned from a trip to Ecuador where he had been offered a job to represent that country as an agent in PBPRIME and he was seriously considering this offer. While in Ecuador, he had conferred with four individuals who he believed would run the new government which was to be sworn into office on August 31, 1960. These persons were identified as follows: Jaime Nebot Velasco, Minister of Development; Pedro J. Menendes Gilbert, Mayor of Guayaquil, Ecuador; Luis Noboa, an Ecuadorean businessman; and Enrique Ponce Laque, a Senator and partner of Noboa.B. According to Identity, the now president of Ecuador, Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra, has been elected to that office for the fourth time and is an aged person. The above-listed individuals will control and operate the Government of Ecuador with the approval of Ibarra. As a result of his conferring with the above persons, Identity expressed the belief that Nebot will be the strong in the government. He described these individuals as patriotic with a sincere desire to better the plight of the common man in Ecuador. Identity stated that all of them are definitely pro-PBPRIME and Nebot said that all Identity has to do is tell him what PBPRIMEUNDER SEPARATE COVERCONTINUEDDistributions:2 - Quito1 - GuayaquilDATE TYPED6 OCT 19605 Oct 1960DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERIEQW-2393HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER01-41581CLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-E-TORIGINATINGOFFICERHEMendenhallTYPISTselEXT.3847OFFICE SYMBOLWH/1/EDATE5/4/60COORDINATINGASWisniowskiRELEASINGS. M. TERRELL
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHCLASSIFICATION: S-E-C-R-E-T   DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO: HEQM-2393desires and the Ecuadorean Goverment will do its best to cooperate with PBPRIME.C. Identity was also told that the Covernment of Ecuador has commenced negotiations with an electronics fira in Dallas, Texas, believed by Identity to be the Continental Electronice Company, for the construction of a 50,000 kilowatt radio station in Guayaquil. This station will be used to combat antigovernment propaganda besed into Ecuador from Cuba. Nebot felt that FERIME could make use of this radio station. Identity told Nebot that he believed this could be arranged.D. It is the opinion of Identity that this is a golden opportunity for PBPRIME to commence cooperation with a new government in a pro-PBPALME country. He stated that the Ecuadorean Government would be most willing for KUBARK to utilize the above radio station, however, it would necessitate KURARE's paying half of the expenses for its construction. Identity was advised that the information he bad given ODENVY would be furnished to KUBARK pursuant to his request. Ha desired to be contacted within a period of ten days if KURARK is interested in the information he had to offer. Ho further action concerning this matter will be undertaken by ODENVY.2. ODENVY has previously reported at length on the Identity, a public relations counsel. Identity registered as a purchasing agent for various bursans of the Republic of Nicaragus on 15 April 1955, on 22 July 1958, be registered as an agent of the Israeli Military Industries, which was controlled by the goverment of Israel.3. The Identity appears to be an international businessman with special interest in Latin American Countries. He has previously frequently contacted PBPRIME agencies on subjects he thought appropriate to bring to their attention. A cursory check of his 201 file revealed no derogatory information. Further information can be supplied if the field so requests.END OF DISPATCH
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, ManilaFROM: Chief, Far East DivisionSUBJECT: I. IRVING DAVIDSONREFERENCES:FP#MA-6470, 13 May 1958, Transmittal of MIRAVELIN Tap Transcripts1.  The information obtained in the name check of DAVIDSON reveals that Subject is an aggressive international businessman who would possibly participate in any business proposition for a commission; however, when negotiating with representatives of other countries, Subject usually protects himself by reporting the business proposition to a U.S. Government agency or official. The name check reveals that the relationship between Drew Pearson and MIRAVELIN may have resulted from Subject's personal contact with both men. The information re MIRAELIN may have reached Pearson through Subject's office associates.2.  The following are the details of the check on Subject:a. Subject, a U.S. citizen, born 19 January 1921, is married and maintains his residence and office in Washington, D.C. As reported by KUJUAP, 8 November 1955, Subject shared his office suite in the Hyatt Building with James Farriss, a former ODACID employee, and Jack Horthan Anderson and Frederick G. Blumenthal, Washington representatives of PARADE magazine. Frederick G. Blumenthal is a former Drew Pearson leg-man while Anderson continues to work for Pearson.b. An ODENVY report dated 6 November 1957, stated that Subject filed a registration statement, No. 836, 18 April 1955, with the Foreign Agents Registration Section, Department of Justice. Subject listed as his foreign principal President A. Somoza, Republic of Nicaragua. The nature and purpose of his representing the foreign principal was given as purchasing agent for various bureaus of the Republic of Nicaragua, including the military forces. He also stated that he dealt in general public relations and was self-employed. Another ODENVY report of 18 June 1957 stated that Subject listed his occupation as a Public Relations Counsel and Business Consultant in a report to a local credit bureau. The report indicated that Subject previously spent some time in Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic and is well acquainted with various business and government officials in the above-mentioned locations.c. On several occasions in the past Subject volunteered information to various government agencies and offered his assistance to the U.S. Government. In an ODENVY report dated 15 September 1950, Subject advised that through a friend, Max Henriquez, who Subject claimed to be a representative for the Dominican Republic to the United Nations, Subject had become acquainted with Vincente Toledano, and was sufficiently close to him to obtain important information concerning activities of the Communist Party in Mexico. Subject offered his assistance to the U.S. Government in this matter. According to a KUJEEP report, submitted by the Office of International Trade, dated 1953, Subject furnished information regarding travel in 1950 between Mexico and the USSR and information on trans-shipments through Mexico.
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHwith your group and experience. I will then know that Nicaragua will have the nicest, best operated facility in the hemisphere. Give my best regerds to Pres. Somoza when you see him. If you don't see him for any reason, you don't have a deal regardless what papers you see or whoever else you may meet. Somoza is a regular guy and our kind of people. He has also been helpful to our people on the other side. Your boy, Irv Davidson."3. This information has not been cleared for passage to our liaison services.![signature of CHESTER D. DAVIDOLD]6 October 1958Distributions3 - COS, Manila1 - RI1 - FE/PSH![1 COPY]![classification] CONTINUED PAGE NO. 3
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# SECRET## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: I. Irving DavidsonFS-1247-7431 July 19741. At 1000 hours on 31 July 1974, in compliance with instructions from Mr. Halpern, I met with Niel Ainsley, Chief, Covert Procurement/OL, relative to the Davidson matter. Ainsley read the Washington FO memo regarding the subject and then called Billy Morgan and asked him to join us. Morgan as Chief, Operations Support Branch, Supply Division/OL, has the direct responsibility of funding for, receiving, and storing items of the type that Davidson is seeking to peddle. After Morgan read the Washington memo, a long discussion ensued from which the following points emerged:a. Per instructions from Mr. Colby, the CIA is currently engaged in a dialogue with the DoD to determine the mutual responsibilities of the CIA and the DoD in future paramilitary operations. One of the most important aspects of this matter is logistical support. Although this has not yet been settled, the assumption is that the CIA will continue to bear the major responsibility for procuring Soviet, Bloc, and PRC arms and ammo to support paramilitary ops. This has never been a mission of the three military services and they have no capability for this type of acquisition. (The principal CIA rep in these discussions with the DoD is James Glerun, Deputy Chief, SOC.)b. The CIA inventory of 7.62 Soviet ammo has been seriously depleted in the past year and, for several months, Ainsley has been seeking to procure up to 4 million rounds through different sources without success. Each attempt to secure ammo involves some security risk.SECRETE 2 IMPDET CL BY 010650
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SUBJECT: I. Irving DavidsonFS-1247-74c. In view of this fact, Morgan offered the opinion that from a logistical point of view it would be advantageous to purchase the entire 25 million rounds fron Davidson (at a cost he estimated to be in the range of $3,125,000.00). This would provide the Agency with a five-year supply and eliminate the necessity for Ainsley running the security gauntlet every few months to replenish the inventory.d. Nevertheless, because of Davidson's unsavory reputation and his close connection with columnist Jack Anderson, it was generally agreed that hiu utilization would be risky in the extrees.2. Ainsley enggested that we run the probles by his boss, Michal Kalanick, Chief, Office of Logistics. Accordingly we net with Malanick and his Deputy, Jases McDonald. After a thorough rehash of the matter, it was agreed that:a. Morgan vill confer with SOG and determine the feasibility of taking the entire 25 million rounds.b. Ainsley and Morgan vill check with their legitimate aras dealers and see if any of them have ever heard of Davidson. If so, one of them will approach hin and ask (innocently) if he knows of any 7.62 amo available.c. There is also a possibility that one of Ainsley's regular contacts might have some idea as to who Davidson's source is. In that case the source vill be approached directly and Davidson will be cut out of the pattern.d. DCD will instruct the Washington Field Office to tell Davidson that there is no CIA interest in this acquisition and bow out of this affair.WDMather/pkFile: Services/ControlChronoWILLIAM D. MATHERChief, Format Section