Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIAAIR(Specify Air or Sea Pouch)DISPATCH NO. HKH-2520201-158-881SECRETCLASSIFICATIONTO Chief of Station, Habana6 Jan 58 10 00FROM Chief, WHDSUBJECT{GENERAL Operational/RUTUBESPECIFIC Arthur G. VAIVADAReferences: HKH-2330, 16 October 1957HKH-3990, 24 October 1957Action Required: As indicated in paragraph 1.1. With reference to KUSODA's request that VAIVADA be given an LCFLUTTER test as soon as possible, we have taken the position that, insomuch as he is to return to Headquarters in June, there is little point in incurring the added expense for a trip now. However, he should understand that his continued employment under his now contract is contingent upon satisfactory completion of such a test. This, of course is no different from the requirements made of any employee; there merely is a time lag in his case because of distance. KUSODA has agreed to the delay pending VAIVADA is so advised.2. Although we do not expect any problem if VAIVADA is disturbed over having something like this hanging fire, and you feel there is a real morale problem involved, we will go ahead with it now. Our action will be entirely dependent upon ROCODA's evaluation of the degree of importance this has for VAIVADA.18 December 1957Distribution:3 - Habana1 - RI1 - WH/Mailroom1 - OS1 - Chrono Carib.1 - Subject.J. C. KINGCHIEF, WHDJ. C. KING, C/WHDWH/III/Caribbean/HOMacAuley/jsR. N. DAHLGREN, C/WH/IIIHKHW 2528DATE 6 JAN 58
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORIG : A. G. SPERAUNIT : WHDEXT : 2555DATE : 6 JANUARY 1968TO : MEXICO CITYFROM : DIRECTORCONF : WH 5INFO : CI, CI/ORS, CI/IC, S/C 2, F1/GTS 2, CP 2ROUTING1 201-168881DEFERRED PRIORITYROUTINE OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATECUT60586COR 60.36CITE DIR: 02146TO MEXI INFOHM 5825 AND HMM 5926 FORWARD BIO AND OPS DATA RE ARTHURG. VAIVADA CAREER AGENT WITH EXCELLENT COMMUNIST OPS RECORD IN COSTA RICA,GUATEMALA AND HAVANA STATIONS SINCE 1949. BEING CONSIDERED AS REPLACEMENTFOR POSTANY. NOW IN HAVANA COULD TRANSFER MEXI AROUND JUNE 58. PLEASECABLE COMMENTS UPON RECEIPT DISPATCHES.END OF MESSAGE.COORDINATE WITH:J.C. KING, CHIEF, WHDRELEASING OFFICERR. N. DAHLGREN, C/WH/IIIAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
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032 WCJ/BP/WCJDATE: 02 JANUARY 1958CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTINGTO: DIRECTORFROM: HAVANAACTION: WH 5INFO: COP, CI, CI/OPS, FI, FI/OPS 2, PP 2, PP/OPS, S/CJAN 3 17250REC'D CABLE SECTROUTINEIN 13410TO: DIR INFO CITE HAVA 119RE: DIR ØØ452 (OUT 76181).1. ARTHUR G VAIVADA BELIEVES CAN ARRANGE VISIT CASTRO   THROUGH CASUAL CONTACT PROVINCIAL 26 JULY LEADER HE MET THROUGH   AMOURETTE-9. COVER WOULD BE AS AMERICAN REP SURVEY CORP INTERESTED   PENETRATING CENSORSHIP BARRIER TO LEARN EXTENT COMMIE PENETRATION   OF MOVT. PROVINCIAL LEADER VOLUNTARILY ARRANGING VAIVADA   INTERVIEW WITH FAUSTINO PEREZ (HKH 1535) HAVA NEXT TEN DAYS.2. VIAVADA EAGER UNDERTAKE MISSION AND WELL QUALIFIED VIEW   WARTIME TRAINING JUNGLE TECHNIQUES, KNOWLEDGE CUBA, LANGUAGE   CAPABILITY AND CLANDESTINE EXPERIENCE. WOULD WANT SEND FAMILY   COSTA RICA AND JOIN THEM AFTER COMPLETION TASK. THIS WOULD   NECESSITATE FINDING NEW AMOURETTE-B CUT-OUT, BUT STATION CAN FIND   TEMPORARY REPLACEMENT PENDING ARRIVAL FREAPANE.3. VAIVADA WOULD NEED TWO-THREE WEEKS LAY ON CAREFUL   ARRANGEMENTS AND PROBABLY COULD LEAVE FOR SIERRA END JAN. REQUEST   HQS COMMENTS. RELEASED Ø221052.END OF MESSAGESECRET301-168881CS COMMENT: * HQSATTACHES SUFFICIENT IMPORTANCE CASTRO MOVEMENT JUSTIFY COVERAGE FROM SEVERALANGLES.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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VIA: AIR(SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCH)TO : Chief, WHDD.TCH NO.HHH-A-3990(201-168881)DATE: 24 October 1957FROM : Acting Chief of Station, HabanaSUBJECT: GENERAL-OperationalSPECIFIC-Arthur G. VAIVADAReference: HHH-W-2380, dated 16 October 1957-1.  The Subject has no objection to submitting to an LCFLUTTER test at the convenience of Headquarters. This could be easily arranged here in the event an LCFLUTTER team is passing, or could pass, through Habana; on the other hand, VAIVADA could just as easily go to any designated place in Florida in order to take this test. It is understood that LCFLUTTER teams from time to time visit that state.2.  The Station will take such measures as are feasible to cover the activities of Subject and his wife while in Habana.3.  While the matter was not referred to in the reference, Subject's projected one-year tour of duty will end in June, 1958, at which time it is VAIVADA's desire to leave Cuba for a reassignment in another area in his present line of operational work and under similar unofficial cover conditions. A detailed dispatch on this subject will shortly be trans- mitted to Headquarters; it is referred to here so that the Headquarters desk may be alerted to the need for considering what assignments would be open to VAIVADA during the Spring or Summer of 1958.James R. PalingerDistribution:3 - Washington2 - Files23 October 1957JRP/mfm
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# REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONREQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D. except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. If-applicable, obtain resignation and fill-in separation data on reverse.1. NAME (Mr.-Miss-Mrs.-One Green name, initial(s), and surname)Arthur G. VAIVADA (Pseudo)2. DATE OF BIRTH20 June 19223. REQEEST NO.4 DATE OF RECEEST5 Dec 565. NATURE OF ACTION REQUESTED: A. PERSONNEL (Specify whether appointment, promotion, separation, etc.)Excepted Appointment (Staff Agent)6. POSITION (Specify whether establish, change grade or title, etc.)7. C. S. OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY8. EFFECTIVE DATE A. PROPOSED:B. APPROVED:FROM-9. POSITION TITLE AND NUMBERI.O. (FI)GS-0136.51-11BAP- *$6390.00 p.a.FIELDDEPARTMENTAL10. SERVICE, GRADE, AND SALARY15. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS    DDP/WH    Branch III    Havana, Cuba Station    Project APHODARCH    Havana, Cuba11. HEADQUARTERS12. FIELD OR DEPARTMENTALX FIELDDEPARTMENTALA REMARKS (Use reverse if necessary)* A memorandum has been forwarded to the Director of Personnel requesting that position BAF-409, San Jose, Costa Pica, be transferred to Havana, Cuba and upgraded to GS-12.B. REQUESTED BY (Name and title)D. REQUEST APPROVED BYSignature:C. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL (Name and telephone extension)J. KOFLANOVICH X-6242Title:14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTIONNEW VICE I. A. PEALSD-DI13. VETERAN PREFERENCENONE WWII OTHER 5-PT.10-POINTX DISAB OTKER18. SUBJECT TO C. S. RETIREMENT ACT (YES-NO)Yes19. DATE OF APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS (ACCESSIONS ONLY)20. LEGAL RESIDENCECLAIMED PROVEDSTATE:15. SEX    M16. RACE    W17. APPROPRIATIONFROM:TO:21. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS22. CLEARANCESINITIAL OR SIGNATUREDATEREMARKS:AB. CEIL. OR POS. CONTROLC. CLASSIFICATIOND. PLACEMENT OR EMPLE.F. APPROVED BY
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# REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONREQUESTING OFFICE: Filt in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse.1. NAME (Mr.-Miss-Mrs:-One given name, initial(s), and surname)-Arthur G. VAIVADA (Pseudo)2. DATE OF BIRTH30 June 19223. REQUEST NO4. DATE OF REQUEST5 Dec 555. NATURE OF ACTION REQUESTED:   A PERSONNEL (Specify whether appointment, promotion, separation, etc.)Excepted appointment (staff agent)6. EFFECTIVE DATE   PROPOSED.7. C. S. OR OTHER   LEGAL AUTHOR-   ITY8. POSITION (Specify whether establish, change grade or title, etc.)B. APPROVED:FROM-8. POSITION TITLE AND   NUMBER9. SERVICE, GRADE, AND   SALARY10. ORGANIZATIONAL    DESIGNATIONSF.O. (FI)80-0135-11-11DDP/HBranch AllHavana, Cuba Station$6390.00 p.a.FIELDDEPARTMENTAL11. HEADQUARTERS    Project AMSODARCH    Havana, Cuba12. FIELD OR DEPARTMENTALFIELDDEPARTMENTALA. REMARKS (Use reverse if necessary)* A memorandum has been forwarded to the Director of Personnel regarding that position DAF-409, San Jose, Costa Rica, be transferred to Havana, Cuba and upgraded to GS-12.B. REQUESTED BY (Name and title)D. REQUEST APPROVED BYSignature:C. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL (Name and telephone extension)Title:13. VETERAN PREFERENCEPOSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTIONNONE WWII OTHER 5-PT. 10-POINTNEW VICE I. A. REAL.DISAB. OTHER15. SEX16. RACE17. APPROPRIATIONFROM:TO:18. SUBJECT TO C. S.    RETIREMENT ACT    (YES-NO)19. DATE OF APPOINT-    MENT AFFIDAVITS    (ACCESSIONS ONLY)20. LEGAL PESIDENCECLAIMED PROVEDSTATE:21. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS22. CLEARANCESINITIAL OR SIGNATUREDATEREMARKS:A.B. CEIL OR POS. CONTROLC. CLASSIFICATIOND. PLACEMENT OR EMPL.E.F. APPROVED BY201-16887
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# SECRETCONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST (CONTINUED)CASE OFFICER: James B. NolandDIVISION: WH/IIITELEPHONE EXTENSION: 2971DATE: 4 December 1956NOTE: SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON FIRST SHEET.SECTION VIII46. BENEFITS (See Part XIV of Confidential Fund Regulations or successor regulations for benefits applicable to various categories of contract personnel. If medical benefits are requested. see R 15-230 or successor regulations.)All benefits normally given to a CIA staff employee.SECTION IX47. STATUS (Check): X ESTABLISHED48. TYPE (Check): X CULTURAL49. IF COVER PAYMENTS ARE CONTEMPLATED. THEY WILL BE EFFECTED ON REIMBURSABLE BASIS: NOSECTION X50. OFFSET OF INCOME AND OTHER EMOLUMENTS DERIVED FROM COVER ACTIVITIES (If less than total, justify in separate memo attached hereto.) PARTIALSECTION XI51. DURATION: MONTHS 252. EFFECTIVE DATE: Immediate53. RENEWABLE: YES54. TERMINATION NOTICE (Number of days): Thirty days55. FORFEITURE OF RETURN TRAVEL FOR RESIGNATION PRIOR TO CONTRACT TERMINATION: X YESSECTION XII56. PRIMARY FUNCTION (FI, PP, other): FI OperationsSECTION XIII57. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES TO BE PERFORMEDSpotting and recruiting agents. Obtaining information as principal agent for comprehensive youth-student net, with emphasis on Communist and revolutionary matters.SECTION XIV58. EXPERIENCE: Army and Air Force intelligence. CIA Training. Other as indicated in Number 6, above.59. EDUCATION (Check Highest Level Attained): X GRADE SCHOOL, X HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE60. LANGUAGE COMPETENCY: Spanish. SPEAK: X FLUENT, WRITE: X FLUENT, READ: X FLUENT61. INDIVIDUAL'S COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA62. AREA KNOWLEDGE: Very good.SECTION XV63. JOB AND SALARY PRIOR TO SERVICE FOR CIA: PRIOR EMPLOYMENT1940 - 1945: T/Sgt USA, USAF; Intelligence NCOJan 1945 - April 1946: Leading man labor, $12.88 per day, US Naval Air Station, Coco Solo, Canal ZoneApril 1946 - April 1949: T/Sgt USAF, Intelligence NCO, Albrook Field, Canal ZoneSECTION XVI64. ADDITIONAL OR UNUSUAL REQUIREMENTS, JUSTIFICATIONS OR EXPLANATIONS (Use other side if necessary)Performance of Subject has been outstanding. He has proved particularly adept at spotting and recruiting of agents and his work has been highly praised by the COS, Habana. FI/Plans/Projects has stated of Subject that he "has obviously been a valuable, deep cover"
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6-84836-7213 November 1956MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FISUBJECT: Request for Conversion of Arthur G. VAIVADA From Contract to Staff StatusREFERENCE: HKH-A-25771. Referenced dispatch from the field recommends the conversion of contract agent Arthur G. VAIVADA to staff status, and presents a strong case for such conversion. VAIVADA has served CIA in a contract capacity since 1949, with a continuous high level of performance; first in Costa Rica, later in Guatemala and Cuba. He is currently assigned to Cuba and is expected to remain there indefinitely. VAIVADA is 34 years old and was promoted recently to the equivalent of a GS-10 rating. His expressed career interests lie in continued employment by CIA, more especially in the area of unofficial cover assignments, for which he is highly suited.2. Unfortunately Subject's spouse (since 1945) is a Costa Rican citizen, a situation which complicates his proposed conversion somewhat. She has expressed a desire to acquire U.S. citizenship, however, and it has been determined that this can be arranged within the next several months, barring unforeseen developments. She will be required to spend most of this period in the U.S. and is currently making plans to do so.3. In view of VAIVADA's outstanding record as a contract agent, his strong overall qualifications, and his expressed desire for a career with CIA, it is recommended that he be granted staff status at grade CS-11, contingent upon his wife's first becoming a U.S. citizen, and providing he can meet Security and other requirements. There is available in WH Division a staff position (BAF-409) to which VAIVADA can be assigned.4. WH Division contemplates bringing VAIVADA to the U.S. for covert training in the near future.5. Approval for the conversion of VAIVADA from contract to staff status, as indicated above, is hereby requested.J. C. KINGChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionSECRET
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20 September 1956MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Arthur G. VAIVADA; Staff Status1. The undersigned discussed case this date with Mr. Myers (2709 "I"; telephone extension 2551-2552) and with Mr. Pennington (2044 "I") both of Security Division. Mr. Myers was shown the content of HKH-A-(recommendation for staff status for VAIVADA) and apprised of the problem of Mrs. VAIVADA not being a U.S. citizen. Myers stated that, while cases like this were usually very difficult, he felt this particular one might be justified in view of VAIVADA's long and excellent record with the Agency and the relatively long time during which he has been married. Myers indicated that the procedure would be as follows:Presentation of a formal request for waiver on citizenship requirements for spouse and granting of staff status to Subject. The memorandum would be prepared for Personnel, would then go to Security, and subsequently, with recommendations of both, to Deputy Director, who would have the final decision in this case.Myers was to discuss the matter further with other elements of Security and advise within the next several days as to what the next step should be.2. Considering the possibility that such a request might be turned down, the undersigned discussed with Pennington the procedures for acquisition of citizenship for Mrs. VAIVADA, and determined that this should be relatively simple. The requirements vere: presence in the U.S. (vicinity of Washington) for approximately forty-five days with some additional time to acquire passport. So long as we have nothing that would make her inadmissable to the U.S., the basic requirements would bes ability to speak English and to pass a relatively simple test based on pamphlet which would be given to her for study. Security would presumably handle her case when she arrives in the States.3. It has occurred to the undersigned that perhaps, if it is necessary for Mrs. VAIVADA to acquire citizenship, VAIVADA himself could be brought to the washington vicinity for training purposes in order to facilitate the visit of his wife, expenses, etc. This would at the same time afford an opportunity to provide VAIVADA with formal Headquarters or PBPRIME training of which ho heo chud none to date.
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SECRET24 September 1956MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionSUBJECT: Proposed Staff Status for Arthur G. VAIVADAREFERENCE: HKH-A-2577, 17 April 19561. Referenced dispatch from the field recommends the conversion of contract agent Arthur G. VAIVADA to staff status, and presents a good case for such conversion. VAIVADA has served CIA in a contract capacity since 1949 with a continuous high level of performance; first in Costa Rica, later in Guatemala and Cuba. He is 34 years old and was promoted recently to the equivalent of a grade GS-10. His expressed career interests lie in continued employment by CIA, more especially in the area of unofficial cover assignments, for which he is highly suited.2. Unfortunately Subject's spouse (since 1945) is a Costa Rican citizen. Preliminary investigation at Headquarters has revealed that Subject's conversion to staff status is virtually out of the question so long as his wife remains an alien. It has also been determined, however, that the wife can acquire U.S. citizenship within a span of 45 days if she so desires and is willing to come to the U.S. for that period of time. This would remove the major stumbling block to acquisition of staff status for VAIVADA.3. In view of VAIVADA's outstanding record as a contract agent, his strong overall qualifications and his expressed desire for a career with CIA, it is recommended that (a) VAIVADA's wife be encouraged to seek U.S. citizenship under the terms outlined above (b) VAIVADA be granted staff status, contingent upon his wife's first becoming a U.S. citizen, and providing he can meet all other requirements. C/WH/III has endorsed the recommendation for staff status and a suggestion by C/WH/Admin that BAF-409, a new position currently alloted to San Jose, be transferred to Habana to be filled by VAIVADA.4. It is further recommended that WH Division consider bringing VAIVADA to the U.S. for covert training to coincide with his wife's stay (at Headquarters' convenience). This would facilitate acquisition of citizenship for the wife and at the same time afford VAIVADA a chance for additional Headquarters training. Subject previously received covert training at Headquarters from 5 October through 25 November 1953.SECRETJ. B. NOLAND, C/WH/III/Cuba
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SECRETAIR: Chief of Station, Habana: Chief, WHD- Administrative- Arthur G. VAIVALAREFERENCE: HRH-4-1819, 17 August 1956HRH-4-186617 SEP 1956Attached for your information and retention in Station files is a copy of the latest contract extension for Arthur G. VAIVADA.J. C. KINGChief, WHDAttachment:1 - as above12 September 1956Distribution:3 - Habana, w/att.1 - WH/III/Cuba/Chrono1 - WH/III/Cuba/Subject1 - WH/Mailroom1 - RI/DxPWR/III/Cuba/JbNolan;emceJ. C. KING, CHIEF, WHDSECRETW. CALBRAITH, C/WH/III201-168881...
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA AIR(Specify Air or Sea Pouch)DISPATCH-NO. HKHW-2380(201-166881)SECRETTO: Chief of Station, HabanaDATE: 16 OCT 57 11 07FROM: Chief, HDSUBJECT: {GENERAL OperationalSPECIFIC Arthur C. VAIVADAReferences: HRS-1326 (not sent to Habana)HRS-A 3 September 19571. At the time the request was submitted to convert Subject from Contract Agent to Career Agent status, a provisional covert security clearance was granted for that purpose. KUSODA recently advised that a full covert security clearence had been granted for the use of Subject as Principal Agent, under-official cover, in Project AMPLITUDE/CH, in accordance with the providions set forth in the memorandum of the Chief, KIBAIK, dated 14 February 1949, entitled "Security and Operational Nearences".2. At the same time, KUSODA requested the following action to he taken:a. That full overseas traces and such actual overseas investigation as is possible be taken on Subject and his wife and her family; and,b. That arrangements he made to have Subject affronted with a LCFLUTTER test as soon as feasible.3. Headquarters has already initiated the action set forth in Para 2 (a) requesting full traces and investigation of Subject and his wife and her family in Panama City and San Jose. Todate only San Jose has replied with HRS-2938, copy of which was sent to Habana. Station Habana is requested to take appropriate action to cover Subject's and his wife's activities during their residence in Habana, and inform Headquarters of the results.4. With reference to KUSODA's request for a LCFLUTTER test on Subject, they have expressed their desire to have Subject tested in the field as soon as possible, or as soon as time appropriate arrangements can be made. KUSODA has indicated that they will be happy to assist in arranging this test.FORM NO. 51-29JUN 1949SECRETCLASSIFICATION201/168/1881HKHW 2380DATE 16 OCT 57
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SECRETRI COPY15H-H-2360Page 2However, Headquarters would appreciate receiving the Station's views and comments on the matter as quickly as possible so that KUSODA may be advised and can make the necessary planning.5. The station is reminded that subjects of covert security clearances are not to represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of KUBARK. Your attention is also called to the fact that a covert security clearance does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions KUBARK Regulation 10-210. Therefore, if the station should desire at a later date to change the status or use of Subject, a request for clearance to cover any proposed change should be submitted to Headquarters.11 October 1957J. C. KingJ. C. KINGCHIEF, WHDDistribution:3 - Habana2 - RI1 - WH/Mailroom1 - WH/III/Cuba/Chrono1 - Subject![signature of Wick O' MacAule]WH/IIA/Cuba/MacAULEY/jsRI COPY![signature of Charlie E Eble]for J. C. KING, C/WHD(Releasing officer)(Coordinating officer)![signature of R. N. Dahlgren]R. N. DAHLGREN, C/WH/III(Authenticating officer)SECRET
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# SECRET(When Filled In)DATE11 September 1957PROJECT# REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND APPROVALTO: CI/Operational Approval and SupportDivisionFROM:(Division)WH/BR-3/CubaSUBJECTCI/OA FILE NO.SO FILE NO.TRUE NAMEC-25507CRYPTONYM OR PSEUDONYMArthur G. VAIVADA (So.)TYPE OF AGENT OR EMPLOYEECareer agentUSE OF AGENT OR EMPLOYEE (Full details)It is requested that Subject's OA be amended to allow the Station to usehim as a contact between the Case Officer and Project AMOURETTE-B, and other PPassets at the Station's discretion, on a temporary basis until a permanent PP staffagent can be assigned to these duties. This temporary assignement will not interferewith Subject's regular FI duties.Basis of the request: HAVA-016 (IN48405)TYPE ACTION REQUESTED|                                          |                                      || ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ || PROVISIONAL APPROVAL                     | PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL || OPERATIONAL APPROVAL                     | COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL             || GOVERNMENT NAME CHECK                    | PROPRIETARY APPROVAL                 || SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation) | X OTHER: amendment of OA             |PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS|                                                |                                        || ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- || PRO I OR EQUIVALENT. 15 ATTACHED IN TWO COPIES | PRO LI WILL BE FORWARDED WHEN RECEIVED || PRO II IS ATTACHED. IF OBTAINABLE              | GREEN LIST CHECK HAS BEEN INITIATED    |FIELD TRACES|                                |                                                        || ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ || REVEAL NO INFORMATION OF VALUE | BILL BE FORWARDED WHEN RECEIVED                        || REVEAL INFORMATION AS ATTACHED | NOT INITIATEO. NOT EXPECTED TO POSSESS THELEVANT INFO. |SUGGESTED INVESTIGATIVE COVERGOVERNMENTACADEMICCOMMERCIALOTHER:RI TRACESDIVISION TRACES|        |           |        || ------ | --------- | ------ || RECORD | NO RECORD | RECORD |INDICATE SPECIAL LIMITATIONS ON INVESTIGATION OR SPECIAL COVERAGE DESIRED|         |                                    || ------- | ---------------------------------- || X AWARE | CRABARE OF CIA INTEREST            || IS      | LRABASE OF U.S. G8ERONENT INTEREST || X AWARE |                                    |SUBJECTHAScfwRIEFED A "COVER STESIGNATURE OF CASE CICERHugh D. MacAuley, WH/3/Cuba 2056EXTENSIONSIGNATURE OF BRANCH CHIFJ.Brady, AC/WH/BR-3FORM NO. 772SEP 55SECRET(9)
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321 RLG/LB/RACATE 26 AUGUST 57CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETTO • DIRECTORFROM • HAVANAACTION WH 5INFO F1/OPS 2, F1/RI 2, S/C 2ROUTINGAug 26 20 47:57REC'D CABLE SECT.ROUTINEIN 42938TO DIRCITE HAVA 999RE: DIR 31708 (OUT 82423)ADDRESS IS CALLE 6 NUMBER 311 ALTOS, ENTRE 15Y17,VEDADO, HAVA, CUBA. GROWERY ACTING.END OF MESSAGE![Signature of Author]![Note passed to Cover Dir]SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.