Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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26. All Information available on the Afro-Asian Journaliste Association, headquartered in Caire. (Note, aa AAJA conference is slated for March in Algiers).a. Identify any of the individuais (outside of Morrisca) coomscted with it.b. Identify say AAJA coctacts in Europe or Africa.27. Any information on the structare, plans, finances or personalities of the Pan African Journalists Union, asaded by Koll baatel, and headquartered la Aecra.28. Any knowledge of the International Organisation of Journalists, beadquartorad in Prague. Has GIBSON met any of its officials, or attended any of its meetings.29. Any direct knowledge of the officers, employees, proccedures etc. of Prensa Latina offices in Europe.30. Any knowledge of the officers and operations of the NCNA offices la Ecrope and North Africa?31. Any contact with representatives of, or any knowledge of the propaganda operations of the NILSV National Freat for the Liberation of South Vietnam), which has en office in Algiers?32. Knowledge of any officers or national leaders of the World Peace Council Ina Neth Africa or Europe?Carribean33. Any current or past contacts with Caribbean revolutionaries? Describe.34. Info en the present status of the Mouvement de Liberation pour la Zene des Caraibee (MLZC), which has been mentioned by name is the *Ecosondst*.35. We are laterested in the present stage of organisation or disorganisation of the MLCZ (which has not been heard from for almost two years) and any other info available on the coordination of the anti-colonial struggle is the Caribbean; especially involvement of Cubaas, Algerians, Soviets, Trotskyists, others. (ise attached dispatch, OCOW-6718, for background on the MLCZ.)36. Does Revelation receive Cuban assistance? Specifically what is the nature of the relationship with *Revolution* in Havana? Contact with Caries FRANQUL?Miscellaneous Leftist Groups37. Describe relationship, and persons involved, of *Revolution* with the New Let Review and the Movernest for Colonial Freedom la Great Britala. (These
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groups have placed ads in the magazine. What did they pay for the space? How 738. Any info on GIBSON contacts with members of the pre-Chinese Communist Party of Switzerland (formerly dissident PDT of Montreux).39. Did GIBSON or any other member of the Revolution staff ever have dealings with Michael RAPTIS (aka "Pablo") or any of his group? Describe in detail.40. Any info on the Red Flag and that monthly's editor John Llewellyn DAVIS. Describe contacts between the DAVIS group and *Revolution*.41. Any info on, contacts with, the Du Bois group in Ghana? *Hammer and Steel* in Boston?Switzerland42. What American contacts did GIBSON maintain in Lausanne and surroundings, particularly with young students in the area? Any Arab contacts?43. Describe the Party mechanism to which you belong, if any, in Switzerland. Identify the individuals involved, meeting places.Personal ContactsBiographic data, including current addresses and activities and the status of your relationship with the following individuals and/or groups would be appreciated:44. Maurice SINE, cartoonist. His past and present role, first in *Revolution Africaine* and then *Revolution*. Others in *Express* crew (e.g. STRELKOV) who went to Algeria? Did all return to France?45. Do you know any Americans attending the subversive/sabotage school in Prague? Any info on this institution and the identities of participants would be much appreciated.46. Resalyado AINSLIE (London).47. Mme. Michele MESTRE (Paris) Relationship to VERGES group.48. F.E.L. DEOKHAI, Rev. bureau man in Nigeria.49. Hamza ALAVI. Former editorial board who reportedly resigned his post. Circumstances of his resignation? Current position? *Revolution* Editorial Board Members
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50. BABU51. Amilcar CABRESA52. Demba DIALLO53. Castro da SILVA54. Martin VALDES55. Hacen BIAD56. Maciana Abdul Hamid DHASHANI57. Marcos FERRER58. Frene GINWALA, East African residing in London.59. Carlos LANCA and Patricia McGowan PINHEIRO, reported to be Lanca's wife, in Algeria? Any other current Algerian contacts?60. Mohamed HARBI, who replaced VERGES as editor of *Revolution Africaine*.61. Robert WILLIAMS (American in Peking)62. Mohamed KHIDER. Was his departure from Algeria related in any way to the departure of VERGES?63. Sub Sahara Africans, particularly in Guinea, Mali and Ghana, with pro-Chi Com links or sympathies.64. Holden ROBERTO (Angola)65. Mario DeAndrade (Angola)66. Michael TABATA (South Africa)67. Francois MASPERO, Paris publisher of *Partisan*. How financed?68. Andre BELGE. Any connection with Bov.?
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69. Nguyen KIEN (or Lan Ngo MANH or Ngo Manh LAN).*Latin America*70. Background circumstances leading to the decision to publish *Revelation* in Spanish in Bogota.71. Biographic info en Cesar PALACIOS P., described as editor of the Bogota edition.72. Mario ARANGO, Director of the Bogota edition.73. Is it intended to publish a Spanish edition of *Revolution* in other cities in Latin America? Are any other foreign editions planned?74. Are articles translated into Spanish in Europe and then sent to Bogota, or is the translated work done in Bogota.75. How and through whom is the Spanish language edition of *Revolucion* financed. Details.76. Biographic info en Jeroma FINAMOUR, bureau man in Brasil.*ChiCom Contacts*77. Did you have any contact with the New China News Agency? If so, explain the nature of the relationship and persons with whom you dealt.78. In the course of your editorial activities did you meet any Chinese Communists? If so, please provide information on the individuals with whom you had contact.79. Any info on contacts by VERGES and/or other *Revolution* staff members with NCHA representatives or ChiCom diplomats in Paris or Bern.80. An account of GIBSON's time in Algiers when he worked on *Revolution Africaine* would be useful. Also, circumstances under which GIBSON went to Algiers and then to Switzerland to start English-language edition. With whose funds?
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# SECRETASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES24SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROMLONDONACTIONWE-8INFOVR. FILE, AddP, CI, C:/OPS, CA/O-4, CH-2,FE-6, FI, CI/IC-2SECRET 31/1714Z1 Feb 65 IN 71348PALP INFO DIR PARI CITE LOND 536BSTRACTEKOPERA LCHARVEST KUDESK1. REQUEST CLARIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN FAIRMAN RE PASSAGE MONEY TO GICSON AS DISCUSSED WITH SOTHER!! 25 JAN.2. LOND BELIEVES GIBSON HAS NOT YET DEPARTED FOR EUROPEAN TRIP AND HOLD-UP MAY SE DUE NON-RECEIPT 130 POUNDS FROM FAIRMAN. IF NOT INCONSISTENT YOUR LATEST INFO FROM FAIRMAN AND UNLESS HOS OBJECTS SUGGEST LOND CONTACT FAIR:IAN AND AUTHORIZE PASSAGE FUNDS NOY RATHER THAN AS STATED DIR 78506.SECRETCFN201-3060521 Feb 65.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, W3CIFO: Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, KUDESK, Chief, FE; Chief, AF; Chief, WE; CCS, Paris; Chief, LCPIPIT; CCS, BrusselsFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT: LCHARVEST/KUDESK/JAGUARJAGUAR report on GIBSONACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:REF: OBLA-42,410, 26 January 19651. Transmitted herewith are copies of JAGUAR's latest report on Richard Thomas GIBSON, which they compiled for us on being informed of our current operational interest in him. We expect that further information will be forthcoming since, as previously noted, they have instituted additional coverage of GIBSON's activities.2. JAGUAR refer us to their previous reporting on GIBSON, which has been contained in their reports on Revolution. These include 031-36, 105 (29 August 1963); OBLA-40,542(15 April 1964); CELA-41,545 (10 September 1964); OKL-39,251 (24 September 1964); CELA-4,788(20 October 1964).3. JAGUAR also point out that the paper contains information received from a number of secret sources, and they request that we not give it any distribution beyond KUBARK without consulting them, unless, of course, we have the information from other sources. JAGUAR have made a copy available to ODENVY London.4. JAGUAR also informed us orally that the persons they suspect to have played a nost prominent role in the 1963 charges of GIBSON'S CIA affiliation - the two persons referred to in para 3 of their paper - were Rosalynd AINSLIE and Patricia KeGOWAN. JAGUAR gave us this information informally and off the record. It is interesting to note that, in Ref, GIBSON agreed that AIESLIE was one but made no mention of KOGOWAN.5. GIBSCH spoke of the affair of JAGUAR's para 3 (a) at some length, giving a rather different interpretation, however. Paras 3 (b), (c), and (d) are rather more speculative.6. JAGUAR also told us, informally, that some of their information on GIBSON, as contained herein, derives from some of his correspondence. The implication is not that JAGUAR has been reading GIBSON's mail, but that, by intercepts or penetrations, they have been reading the mail of some of theCS COPYDATE TYPED: 27 Jan. 65DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OKLA-42,411HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-306052CLASSIFICATION: SECRET
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHpersons to whom he has written - or, of course, mail of other persons, in which mention is made of GIBSON.7. As a belated footnote to Ref, we learn that JAGUAR had previously identified the Swiss printer as *Nile ANDERSON* (see CHI-39,251, 24 September 1964).8. JAGUAR informed us on 26 January that GIBSON had requested (prior to 23 January) a one-month extension of his residence permit, to enable him to make his proposed European trip and return to the U.K. The extension was granted without demur.George H. KATZENBACHAttachment:JAGUAR report, herewithDistributions:3-Chief, WE w/att h/w2-Chief, KUWOLF w/att h/w2-Chief, KUDESK w/att h/w2-Chief, FE w/att h/w2-Chief, AF w/att h/w2-Chief, WH w/att h/w1-COS, Paris w/att h/w1-Chief, LCPIPIT w/att h/w1-COS, Brussels w/att h/w
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# SECRETRichard Thomas GIBSONBorn: Los Angeles on 13.5.31Address: 30, Stockleigh Hall,Prince Albert Road, London, N.W.8.GIBSON has been connected with the pro-Chinese Communist publication "Revolution" and its predecessor, "African Revolution", at least since April, 1963. He made available the following information about himself as part of a publicity campaign planned for "African Revolution" in the first half of 1963:-1951-52: worked in Rome for the Mediterranean NewsBureau of the "Christian Science Monitor";1955-58: editor with the English language service of"Agence France Presse" in Paris;1958: arrested by the French authorities because ofhis work for the Algerian National LiberationFront;1959-60: returned to the U.S.A. and employed by theC.B.S. News in New York until dismissed becauseof his pro-Cuban activities;awarded a C.B.S. fellowship in African Studiesat Columbia University;1960-September, 1962: Executive Secretary of the "Fair Play for Cuba"Committee in the U.S.A.2. In 1963, GIBSON lived in Lausanne, where "African Revolution" and subsequently the English edition of "Revolution" were printed, but he paid frequent visits to "Revolution's" Paris office until the end of the year when "Revolution" was banned in Switzerland and he was refused permission to continue to live there. He then settled in Paris where, according to one report, he and his wife lived in "quite a luxurious flat". It would, however, be wrong to infer from this that GIBSON's means enabled him to enjoy high living standards, as another source subsequently reported that he had not paid any rent for the flat from May to October, 1964.3. As far back as August, 1963, there were rumours in Communist circles in London that GIBSON was an American agent and that he had provided United States Intelligence with the names of certain unidentified United States negroes in accordance with a brief received from the Americans. Information from a well-placed source suggests that these rumours may have originated from the jealous reactions of two persons, connected with "Revolution", whose aspirations with the publication were cut short when GIBSON became Editor of the English edition. However, by mid-1964, VERGES, the Editorial Director of "Revolution", was claiming that complaints about GIBS...'s activities had been received not only from London, but also from Cuba, American negroes in New York and a relative of GIBSON's who was working for the magazine "Spark" in Ghana. As a result, GIBSON was dismissed from the editorial staff of "Revolution". Charges made against him include the following-/(a) ...CS COPYSECRET
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-2-(a) denouncing, in 1958, an unidentified negro, possibly aCommunist, who was expelled from France;(b) informing the publication's contacts in China that"Revolution" was disintegrating;(o) providing "Newsweek" and the "New York Herald Tribune"with information in an attempt to discredit "Revolution";(d) connections with the C.I.A.Although GIBSON has denied the charges made against him, he realises that they have stuck and that it will be some years before he will be acceptable to any left wing organisation.4. Having failed to find employment in Paris after leaving "Revolution" in July, 1964, GIBSON went to the United Kingdom on 7th October and was joined later by his British wife, Joy Marjorie, and his two children. He hoped to find work in London, but at the end of November, he was still without a job and dependent on his wife's family, who were paying the rent of his flat at 30, Stockleigh Hall, Prince Albert Road, London, N.W.8. It is now known whether GIBSON has been able to find employment.5. Nothing is known at present about GIBSON's contacts in the United Kingdom. Although during the time he worked for "Revolution" he was in touch with members of the pro-Chinese Communist splinter group in the United Kingdom - the Committee to Defeat Revisionism, for Communist Unity - it is not known whether he has resumed contact. It has been reported that he still keeps in touch with the coloured South African journalist, Lionel MORRISON, who is employed by the Chinese-backed Afro-Asian Journalists' Association (A.A.J.A.) in Djakarta.Comment:Para. 5: "Afro-Asian Journalist", no. 4, dated July, 1964, and published by the A.A.J.A., contains an article "Two Revolutionary Journals" by MORRISON, the journals being "Revolution" and "Spark".
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WEINFO: Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, KUDESK, Chief, FE; Chief, AF;Chief, WE, COS, Paris; Chief LCPIPIT, COS, BrusselsFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT: KUDESK/LCHARVEST/REVOLUTIONTape of Interview with Richard Thomas GIBSONACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:REF: LOND 5706, 21 January 19651.  Attached is the tape of the interview with GIBSON, recorded in an Embassy office, using a Uher 4000 Report - 5 recorder, recording at a speed of 15/16 feet per minute. The interviewer used the alias of Earl Wilson. Gibson arrived at 1745 and departed at about 2030.2.  We are not attempting to summarise or analyse GIBSON's comments in this dispatch. The tape provides a much more revealing picture than our subjective comments could. A few notes, however, appear to be in order.3.  Speaking of his departure, GIBSON said he planned to leave London on 24 or 25 January. As of noon 24 January, at least, he was still in London because I saw him walking on St. John's Wood High Street. (A potential problem exists here: GIBSON and I live within a few blocks of one another and not infrequently ride the same bus line. This problem can only be met when it manifests itself.) JAGUAR, incidentally, has alerted its immigration contacts (prior to our meeting with GIBSCN) and requested that his name be put on a watch list. They said that they would inform us if they learn that he has left the country. We have not yet heard that he has left.)4.  GIBSON was given money amounting to $300. Under the circumstances of his plans, as he expressed them, it seemed reasonable to do so, to ensure, at least partially, that he would come back to talk more. He was more than willing to take the money and raised the initial suggestion of $200 to $300 or $400. His obvious shift in his line regarding dollars (as opposed to pounds) is further indicative of his willingness to get what he could.5.  The considerable number of names mentioned by GIBSON makes the transcription of the notes a sizable chore, and in order to lessen this burden a listing has been compiled of almost all of the names, in the order in which they appear in the tape, with the exception of VEROES and the Free Play for Cuba Committee, CBS and a few others. The names appear only one time each on the list, although many of them crop up repeatedly in the tape.201-306052DATE TYPED: 26 Jan. 65DATE DISPATCHED: 27DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OELA-42,410.HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-306052
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Attachment to CELA-42,41026 January 1965List of names on tape, approximately in order of appearances:PPJTO - "very silly man in Paris""next to Sainain""PR stunt""told by ANDERSON"DELDUCCA (ph.)to BABUin POMPIDOU's officeRabah BITATZohra DRITT (ph.)Revolution AfricaineDjamila BOUHIREDBill GRIFFITHSFrench DSTarticles for EncounterJerome LANDON (ph.)Edition Lingui (very ph.)ArgumentReunion IslandHacheteNgo Xanh LAN - Nguyen KIENMr. SOONGFanonist - FANONODINGA of KenyaRobert LEHMANDennis POMBEYE of Tanzania Foreign OfficeBABU and HANGARosalynd AINSLIESen RASHID (??ph.)Jack WODDISKay BEAUCHAMP (ph.)POMBEYE (again)CHANDRA (Algierian Ambassador to UN - ph.)SARTRE saw Fidel
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Dienbienphu - EvianOPRAOllie HARRINGTON (the comment "You take Harrington" means "You use Harrington's name.")Pittsburgh CourierRichard WRIGHTWilliam SMITH - Ghana televisionC. L. R. JAMESGeorge PADMOREAFPMiles STEWARTTony BLOND (ph.)Tony HAGEN(Robert) WILLIAMSBayard RUSTINEmmet TILLPATTERSONANDERSON (again)(Jacques) GRIPPAVeuveyBill WORTHY (ph.)Monthly Review??? SUBERKAN and Paul SHEAZEY (ph.)Centre d'Etudes et Documentation de MarseillesAmitie Franco-ChinoiseClichyBRAULIEUTSHCKBEADOULABob TABERCleanth BROOKSCarlos FRANQUILeo LABEDZVed KEHTAMagnumWeek - published in Nottingham
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# SECRETCLASSIFY TO FIRE NOBOEF TO FILE HOPILE RIDDESTROYRET TO BRANCHSIGCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 244127 SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITED'PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROM LONDONACTION WE 8ADVANCE COPYUNITTIMEBYSLOTTEDTUBESVR. FILE CAZ, CA/04, FEG, ADDP, CI, CA/PROP, CI/OPS, C1/1C2, AF4,DO4, Do/H3, FI,CCS3S ECRET 211612Z21 JAN 65 64592DIR INFO PALP PARI CITE LOND 5796LCHARVEST KUDESKREF DIR 78506> [Figure: stamp AF 1/A ABSTRACT]1. LOND OFFICER, POSING AS ODYOKE TDY FROM WASH, ARRANGED   FOR GIBSON COME EMBASSY FOR INTERVIEW. G, WITHOUT ASKING   QUESTIONS, CAME WILLINGLY FOR INTERVIEW, WHICH LASTED OVER   TWO HOURS, MOSTLY SQUIRT TRANSMISSION WITH DIRECTIONAL PRODS   FROM INTERVIEWER.2. G VEHEMENTLY, REPEATEDLY AND APPARENTLY SINCERELY   VOLUNTEERED HIS CONVICTION THAT NO CHICOM FUNDS, OTHER   THAN 3000 SUBSCRIPTIONS, SUPPORTING REVOLUTION, ALTHOUGH   VERGES HAS LONG HOPED ENTICE THEM TO DO SO. IN GENERAL   TERMS, G COVERED HISTORY HIS INVOLVEMENT ANTI-COLONIALIST   AFFAIRS SINCE 1958 - ALGERIAN INVOLVEMENT IN PARI, FPCC WORK   IN NEW YORK, TRAVEL ALGIERS AND SUBSEQUENT VICISSITUDES WITH   REVOLUTION.> [Figure: stamp reading 201-306052 22 JAN 1965]3. G LEAVING NEXT FEW DAYS TO TRAVEL EUROPE, TO INTERVIEW   VARIOUS LEFTISTS AND COMMIES (INCL GRIPPA) AS WELL AS NUMBER   OF PERSONS ASSOCIATED WITH PRODUCTION OF REVOLUTION. LATTERSECRETFORM 1389RI COPYRI COPY(35)
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RECEIVEDRID/MIS SECRETJN 64592PAGE 2IN ORDER PRY FURTHER 5810 VERGES' FINANCIAL CONDITION AND SOURCE OF REVOLUTION FINANCING, WHICH G BELIEVES HAS BEEN FROM ALGERIAN SOURCES VIA SUISSE. WILL TALK WITH "LITTLE MAN WHO DOES MANY THINGS FOR CHICOMS IN BERN" FNU ANDERSON, WHO ONE OF G'S BEST SOURCES ON VERGES RELATIONSHIP CHINESE BERN. WILL BE AWAY FROM LOND TILL ABOUT 15 FEB WHEN NEXT CONTACT SCHEDULED. STA GAVE G 300 DOLLARS TO HELP PAY COSTS OF TRIP,MAKE SURE HIS FUTURE COOPERATION. G SAYS HE EXPECTS RECEIVE 108 POUNDS FROM FAIRMAN 300 DOLLARS FROM ATLANTIC MONTHLY, WHICH WILL ALSO MAKE TRIP POSSIBLE. HAS AGREED PROVIDE MANUSCRIPTS AND, IF WAY CAN BE FOUND GET THEM OUT WITHOUT AROUSING WIFE'S SUSPICION, SEVERAL BOXES OF CARDS WHICH CONSTITUTE MAILING LIST.4. DISPATCH WILL FOLLOW, PLUS TAPES (FOR DIR ONLY) OF MEETING.SECRETCFNSECRET
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEINDEAYES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO 201-306052X-REF TO FILE NOFILE RID RET TO BRANCHFROM PARISACTION 09/04VR. FILE CAZ, CA/PROP, WEG, FESECRETTOTAL COPIES -24REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPYISSUED TUSEDABSTRACT AFIUNIT TIME BYDESTROYECRET 201543ZLOND INFO DIR PALP CITE PARI 8742KOBIRD LCHARVEST DIDORIC QKOPERA KUDESKRE A LOND 5652 (~ 61219)B PALP 3873 (~60705)20 Jan 65635591. PARI CONCURS REF A.2. PALP INFORMS US GIBSON LETTER (REF B PAR: 1) NOT BEING PUBLISHED. HOWEVER LETTER ITSELF PROMPTS FOLL STA QUESTIONS:   (A) DOES GIBSON BELIEVE OWN DENIALS OF CHICOM SUPPORT "REVOLUTION"? IF SO HE LESS WELL INFORMED THAN WE HOPED.   NOTE HE OFFERS NO EXPLANATION FOR MAGAZINE FINANCIAL RECOVERY, WHICHCENT PRICE REVISIONS AND BI-MONTHLY ISSUE UTTERLY FAIL EXPLAIN. (B) IF GIBSON DELIBERATELY FALSIFYING QUESTION CHICOM SUPPORT, WHAT WERE HIS MOTIVES SINCE HE PRESUMABLY HOPED LETTER BE PUBLISHED?3. OFPA 77978 (POUCHED HQS 18 JAN, LOND 20 JAN) PROVIDES BACKGROUND MATERIAL INCLUDING MEMO GIBSON CONVERSATION WITH GOSSETT, AMEMBASSY PARI.4. INDEX 201-306852.20 Jan 65201-306052
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# DISPATCHTO Chief of Station, LondonCLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-E-TFROM Chief, WESUBJECT DIDORIC LCHARVEST KUDESKTransmittal copy of Gibson Letter to KUBARKACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESREF: DIR 78506As stated in reference we forward herewith copy of Gibson's letter which the Station might consider using ultimately to establish bona fides if other means of establishing bona fides (such as phone call to Embassy) does not satisfy Gibson. London case officer in showing the ktter to Gibson need not admit to or represent himself as a member of KUBARK, though Gibson might well make that assumption.![signature of STEWART F. ROLNICK]2 - London(w/att U.S.C.)T.N.> GB COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROELW-21828CLASSIFICATIONS-E-C-R-E-T-DATE 21 JAN 196319 January 1965HOS FILE NUMBER 201 - 306052OFFICE WE/BC(U)ORIGINATINGOFFICER John G. RobertsTYPIST ibEXT 7220COORDINATINGOFFICER'S NAMEOFFICE SYVBDATEROUTING1 - RI /att.1 - WE/BCINITIALSASOFFICE SYVBDCWE(BC)DATE17 Jan. '65RELEASINGOFFICER SAGNATURE![signature of JOHN F. CASWELL]DISPATCHFORM 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION1-43