Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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OR FAVORS? (PER LOND 8131)(87361)FUN9665 Page 2RID/MISG. IS THERE ANYTHING THAT WOULD MAKE YOU A TARGET FOR 11 PH '65 BLACKMAIL? (PROBE TO SEE IF REVOLUTION ASSOCIATES HAVE ANY HANDLE)H. HAS ANYONE EVER ATTEMPTED TO BLACKMAIL YOU?I. HAVE YOU EVER ATTEMPTED TO BLACKMAIL ANYONE?J. HAVE YOU DELIBERATELY GIVEN US ANY FALSE OR FABRICATED INFO IN TALKS WE HAVE HAD WITH YOU?3. 14 JUNE R BRIEFED S RE BANDUNG II MHMINCE AAJA, ETC, PASSED S ONE S/W SYSTEM 64 CARBON, ADVANCED 733 DOLLARS CASH TOWARD TRAVEL AND PER DIEM.4. S ETA ALGI O/A 20 JUNE VIA SURFACE TRANSPORT FROM MOROCCO.   S FUTURE CONTACTS WITH R SCHEDULED OUTSIDE ALGERIA. NO RPT NO STA CONTACT REQUESTED BUT WOULD APPRECIATE INFO HIS ALGI POTIVITIES AS MAY BE ACQUIRED PASSIVELY BY STA STAFF PERSONNEL.5. POUCHING COMPREHENSIVE WRAP-UP.6. INDEX 201-336352.SECRETCFN* Suggested SW Carbon for STEBINY be obtained from Paritech.
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, KUDESKCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND MOOBLA-43,311HEADQUARTERS FILE NOINFO Chief, WB; Chief, AF; Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, LCPIPITI; Chief of Station, AlgiersFROM Chief of Station, London201-DATE11 June 1965SUJECTSTEBONYJAGUAR Report on STEBONY/1RE: 433-CHECK ONEMARKED FOR INDEXINGXX NO NOOCIG REQUIREDINDEONG CAN BE JUDGEDBY QUALIRED HQ. DESK ONLYACTION REQUIREDREFERENCESFollowing is the text of a JAGUAR letter, dated 2 Junes:"According to a secret and reliable source, STEBONY/1 has stated that he is working for the Belgian newspaper 'La Voix du Peuple'. He will be leaving London shortly for the Continent and will later be going to Algiers. He has told his friends that his job with 'La Voix du Peuple' turned up in time to save hin and his family from starvation'."George H. KATZENBACHDistributions:2-Chief, KUDESK3-Chief, WE2-Chief, AF2-Chief, KUWOLF2-COS, Algiers-Out Pouch8-Chief, LCPIPITFORM10-62 53USE PREVIOUS EDITIONREPLACES FORMSCLASSIFICATIONSECRET201-306052PAGE NO.1
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, KUDESKINFO Chief, WE, Chief, LCPIPIT; (Attn: RODIGAST); Chief, AP Chief of Station, AlgiersFROM Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT KUDESK STEBONY JAGUARJaGUah crficer's Comment on the 1/1 and diACTION REQUIREDDATE 10 June 1965REFERENCES1. In the course of an informal discussion on 8 June with the JAGUAR officer most familiar with the history of STEBONY/1 (and our relationship with hin), the JAGUAR officer commented that he was frankly surprised at the volume of sexual activity of the African Communists and far-leftists. His first reference was to types such as Jeanne PYNCR, but he broadened the comment to include Rosalynde AINSLIE and others, and of course there were the recipients of these girls' affections as well - Africans (usually black) such as Kenyatta and Babu.2. The JAGUAR officer then added that 3/1's wife was also known to have shared her favors with other black men than 5/1 - to such an extemt, at any rate, that her promiscuity had come to JAGUAR's notice. (I mentioned that this must be some new news, since we had not heard of it before, but he indicated that this vas old news, and apparently not of the type to be considered "derogatory.") The JAGUAR officer vant on to say that S/1 hin- self has put in a certain amount of time in the beds of other white girls, and perhaps this is how he knows of the promiscuous propensities of some of then.3. While S/1 has not particularly affected prudery in our talks, neither has he professed himself to be a great and universal lover.George HA KATZENBACHDistribution:Chief, KUDESK3-Chief, WE2-COS, Algiers - Out Pouch2-Chief, AP![CS COPY]
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TOTAL COPIES 30# SECRETINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.FROM LONDONACTION WE 8 RID COPY ADVANCE COPYINFO FILE, VP, CAR, CA/O 7, AFG, 4, ADDP, CAN, CI/OPS, cypru, CI/OA,S ECRET 10153:Z10 Jum 65 M B7361PALP INFO DIR ALGI CITE LOND 8101STEBONY KUDESK KUWOLF JAGUAR1. JAGUAR REPORT STATES "AFTER HIS QUARREL WITH VERGES IN 1964, STEBONY/1 RECEIVED 200 POUNDS AS 'PERSONAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE' FROM JACQUES GRIPPA. NILS ANDERSSON ALSO GAVE HIM FINANCIAL HELP."2. JAGUAR DO NOT KNOW WHEN GRIPPA FUNDS GIVEN TO S/1, BUT ASSUME BETWEEN JULY AND NOVEMBER 1964.3. IT POSSIBLE, OF COURSE, ULTIMATE SOURCE JAGUAR INFO IS S/1. MIGHT BE USEFUL, NONTHELESS, GET S/1 COMMENTS.SECRETCFNSECRET
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# DISPATCHTO Chief of Station, Paris (Attentions: COVERDALE)INFO Chief, W/J Chief, LCPIFIT; Chief, KUDESKI; Chief of Station, MadridFROM Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT STEBONY/OperationalData on Antonio LOPEZ CampilleACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:Refs: OFPA 79622, 19 May 1965 (not sent all addressees)1. On 4 June STEBONY/1 provided the following information on the personal- ity and living pattern of Subject which we hope will be helpful to COVERDALE in mounting an eventual recruitment approach.a. Subject is smarting with desire for revenge against those who have out him off from all meaningful political activity and probably from a source of income as well. (NOTE: Subject told S/1 that currently is providing his PL with the equivalent of $1,000 per month.) He is particularly angry with , who owes him some money.b. An intellectual, Subject has never been particularly effective in the area of practical organizational politics. He is rather weak in the sense that in a conflict situation he tends to pull back. In other words he is not aggressive by nature. At the same time, S/1 felt certain that Subject's indignation and desire for revenge were deeply seated in his emotions and he would not be able to rationalize away these feelings.c. Subject is basically a friendly and courteous person.d. Subject speaks French and Spanish but no English. His wife, described by S/1 as a stronger personality than Subject, does speak English. She teaches school.e. Subject has mixed feelings towards ORIPPA, but uppermost is his desire to rehabilitate himself with the Belgian "gauleiter." It is thought that if someone telephoned Subject and made reference to "Jacques" or "a message from a friend in Belgium" Subject would most likely come out for a meeting.f. Subject has irregular working hours at the CNRS and it would be easy for him to leave the job for an hour or two without anyone becoming suspicious. He works on research projects and more or less sets his own hours.g. Asked if he thought Subject would be in a position to provide such information on the PCE Pro-Chicom dissident groups, S/1 said that he thought Subject was well-informed and, if willing, would beDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER COPY DATE 9 June 1965OLA-43,294CLASSIFICATION SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER 201-
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROELA-43,294able to provide a great deal of information despite his having been pushed aside from active and direct participation in recent months.2. Based on the foregoing, the best ploy for getting at Subject might be a telephone call to his place of work with the caller using a cover pretext for meeting him alone and deferring all detailed questions to such a meeting on the grounds of not wanting to discuss these over the telephone. If this gets Subject out, then COVERDALE could apologise for the minor deception while explaining that it was required by reason of his not wanting to cause Subject embarrassment or injury in the course of contacting him. Good hunting.3. It may be possible for STEBONY/1 to contact Subject during his visit to Paris 11 - 17 June. If COVERDALE would like to get a more current reading on Subject, please get in touch with Rufus F. HODIGAST, who will be meeting S/1 on 12 June.Joseph S. TIFFANYDistributions:2-COS, Paris (Attn: COVERDALE)2-Chief, WR2-Chief, LCPIPIT2-COS, Madrid2-Chief, KUDESK
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, KUDESKINFO Chief, WE; Chie, FE; Chief, AF; Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, KURIOT; Chief, LCPIPITFROM Chief of Station, LondonSUBJEC STEBONY KUDESK QRPREYAsian-African Journalists' Association CorrespondenceACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES1. Transmitted as separate cover attachment are copies of correspondence from the AAJA to STEBONY/1. Among these materials is an original copy of one letter, which is forwarded for KURIOT's exemplar stockpile.2. These materials were passed to TIFFANY by S/1.3. London Station is not retaining copies of this material, nor do ve anticipate passing any of it to JAGUAR.Attachments (USC)Distributions2-Chief, KUDESK w/att (USC)3-Chief, WE w/o att2-Chief, FE w/o att2-Chief, AF w/o att2-Chief, KUWOLF w/o att2-Chief, KURIOT w/att (USC)2-Chief, LCPIPIT w/o attGeorge H. KATZENBACHCS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TOStuart KAPOK201-306052DATE TYPED8 June 1965DATE DISPATCHEDDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROELA-43,273HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER201-306052![Exce pt from A review of CIA a ctivities after discovery and declassification]
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# Asian-African Journalists' Association(Persatuan Wartawan Asia - Afrika)Sekretariat: Press House - DjakartaTela, 21/toNo.:Jakarta, April 3rt 1964Dear Colleague,Marnest greeting!As you are aware the Secretariat at its Second lecting held in Gadok, Bogor (Intenesis), from Covember 30th to Deccaber 1st 1963, decided, inter-alis, to name April 24th, the o ening day of the first Asian-African Journalists' Conference, *"ASIAN-APLICAN JOISSוכ"*.You will readily arce that the paning of April 24th, as Asian-African Journalists' Day, is of ience irportance to us Afro-ksion journalists.The Secretariat call on all its member organizations and members to observe this Day by celebration and zeetings; press statements, articles and write-ups cte. in the various Afro-Asian newspapers and ass zodia generally.This day will also mark the first anniversary of our Association and we earnestly call on you, dear members and colleagues, to mark this day as a historical cvent in the life of all afro-Asian journalists particularly, and the Afro-asian peoples generally.We hope that you have by now received copies of the first isme of *"the Afro-Asian Journalist"*. If you have not, please contact us and we will gladly let you have some (state how ).Fe further call on you to continuo sending us articles on the press-as well as on the struggle either for independence, or for the defence of your indepenicace in your country-fer publication in *"the fre Asian Journalists"*.We look forward to receiving material, newspapers etc. from you.So as to inform all our member colleagues of your activities could you write us for send us clip, ings of your activities on *"the Asian-African Journalists' Day"*.We look forward to hearing from you soon and wish you, in the Bandung spirit, all success and the further solidarity of our Association./bit.-Yours fráternally,
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# Asian-African Journalists' Association(Persatuan Wartawan Asia - Afrika)Sekretarist: Press House - DjakartzTelp.623 62109 ext 777No.:Djokerto. March 31st 1964.-## Statement on CambodiaIn response to an urgent appeal by the Canbodian Journalists, to journalists throughout the world, the ANJA calls on all its members to voice support for Cambodia's policy of peace and neutrality and to denounce the U.S. Imperialists, Thailand and South Vietnan, for their aggression against peaceful Cambodia.We urge all cur members to join their voices in demanding that the U.S. Government and all its allies agree readily to the proposal made by the Cambodian Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk for guaranteeing the neutrality and territorial integrity of Cambodia; and to give valuable support to the just struggle of the Khmer people for developing their economy independently.oooooooo
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Enclosed a complete set of the rally but 1 item that we ran for the duration of the Vietnam festival 111, ended in great success, and which timely exposed all those who refuse to recognize that your country is XXX importing. Ended to bulletin cired wish to make the Comminique possible. We will be writing to you more fully,comradely yours,D.L. Morrison.With our compliments and best wishes !Some Translations at the backSecretariat:Asian – African Journalists' AssociationPress HouseDjakartaIndonesiaPhone : 61749
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# Asian-African Journalists' Association(Persatuan Wartawan Asia - Afrika)Secretariat: Press House - DjakartaTelp. 61749Registered.No.: 110/KL/LE/14/2.Djakarta, 11th. May 19 54Richard Gibson,Editor"Revolution",40 rue Francois ler,2 A RIS-.Dear Colleague,Thank you ever so much for readdressing the letters of comrade Viriato C. Cruz to him in Algiers. We are eagerly waiting for some response from him.Your suggestions of sending us 100 copies of the English and a further 100 copies of the French editions is most welcome. We will gladly accept any subscription funds here in Indonesia and hold such funds until it can either be transmitted or used it by you here in Indonesia.Your remarks about devoting some efforts to encouraging the progressive press for Afro-American in the USA were noted. We will discuss the matter soon. (There is no objection in principle- indeed there can't be any at all). What is worrying us the prospects of getting information and articles regularly from any Afro-Americans progressive pressmen. Maybe you have some suggestions and ideas. Let us know, as we urgently feel the need to widen and strengthen unity, with our African brothers in the States. (We have dispatched 50 copies of the second issue of the AAJA to you).We are just having some material typed and would let you them as soon as they are done. We would like you to assist (we can supply the articles) in popularising the convening of the next Bandung Conference (Heads of Afro-Asian states). Various forces are already working against such a conference and we have to forcefully put forward the suitability etc of a Second Bandung Conference.Have you any suggestions etc.?Our Deputy Secretary-General Joesoef who attended the Sixth session of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Council meeting in Algiers as an observer, had hoped to call on you in Paris, but unfortunately he was delayed somewhere else and could not thus meet you. However we hope that soon one of our colleagues will have the pleasure of meeting you and colleague Verges and discuss various common problems.In the meantime, dear colleague, accept our warmest greetings.Fraternally yours,![signature]JoesoefDeputy Secretary-General
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# Asian-African Journalists' Association(Persatuan Wartawan Asia - Afrika)Sekretariat: Press House – DjakartaΤείp. 61749No: 962/Seer/63Djakarta. 30th December, 1963Dear Colleague,Greetings! The Asian-African Journalists Association founded in April, 1963 by 45 countries and Asian African Journalists Unions, took various far reaching decisions and resolutions.Inter-alia, it has decided to publish a monthly news bulletin; and to set up a Lumumba Academy, which will serve as a centre of information and reference.The monthly magazine "Africa Latin America Revolution, is of rich a revolutionary content and import that we would like to receive two or three copies regularly monthly. In our turn we will send you copies (state how many) of our bulletin, the first issue which will be ready for dissemination and January – next month.Is there a possibility of you also sending us back number issues of your magazine, as well as the special illustration-"Revolution"- for our office, and for usage in the Lumumba Academy.We are sending you, under separate cover, some documents relating to the decisions and resolutions passed by the historic conference; and hope that you will keep in close contact with us, as we are aware that we have much in common, in our struggle against the common enemy-imperialism, colonialism in all its forms and manifestations.Wishing you a prosperous New Year and further successes in your revolutionary work,Yours fraternally,DiamatoSECRETARY GENERAL.
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# Asian-African Journalists' Association(Persatuan Wartawan Asia - Afrika)Detariat: Press House DjakartaTelp. 61749E/43REGISTEREDNo.:Djokarta, Karch 13th 19 64Richard Gibson,Editor-in-Chief,REVOLUCIONParis.Dear Colleague,We have received the various copies of REVOLUTION, which we heartily thank you for.Your letter was ver encouraging, and we have noted the contents. We share your ideals, and are thoroughly convinced that our struggle against the forces of reaction will still further advance, and triumph.We will bear in mind your request for articles etc., and will do all in our efforts to help.REVOLUTION plays an important part in our revolutiorary struggle against imperialism and colonialisa in all its forms and nanifestations, and as such we would like to help in the further distribution of REVOLUTION. We are ridely distributing it in Indo- nesia, and hope to do the same in South Eastasia as well. I addition, because of the foreign exchange problem, we will rather give you names of other interested persons outside Indonesia to hon ou can send sample copies. Or we could do that if you so desire. Please let us know! A little note to the effect that we will distribute and wherever possible in South East collect articles for you, in REVOLUTION will be welcomed and facilitate natters.We are printing initially 6.000 English copies of the 'the Afro-Asian Journalist', and hope to have an extra 4.000 in French reaćy soon.We will dispatch 50 copies of 'the Afro-Asian Journalist' to you, under seperate muber immediately -(one we will send aimsil). If you would like nore please do not hesitate to contact us.Can you also send us some more French copies of REVOLUTION, if possible, as well as some posters.Dear Colleague, our struggle is gairing momentum and the forces of reaction marifested in colonialism and imperialis in all its foms and manifestations are on the retreat. Our very close co-creration will further help in destroying colorialism and imperialism, which is the curse of all makind./We look .....
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# Asian-African Journalists' Association(Persatuan Wartawan Asia - Afrika)retariat : Press House – DjakartaTelp. 61749No.:Djakarta, __________ 19-2-We look forward to hearing from you again. Greetings and warmest wishes to your Director Conmde Verges and all the other revolutionaries who are working together with you.Fraternally yours![Signature]DjarotoSecretary-GeneralA.A.J.A.
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4.65 SUTUINDEX: YES ☑NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 201-306262 CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 22X-REP TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANCH ☑DESTROY SIG.SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROMPARIS(LCPIPIT)ACTIONWE 8 ☑RID COPYADVANCE COPYUNITTIMEBYFILE, VR, CAZ, CA/04. CI, CI/OA, FI, FI/INTZ, RILANSECRET 071148ZPRIORITY DIR INFO LOND CITE PALP 3990KUDESK STEBONY QXPREYREF LOND 7991 (IN81357) +1. IN FINAL LOND MEETING STEBONY/1 (S)/TOLD RODIGAST TIFFANY   HE ASSUMED PER DIEM WOULD ACCRUE S ENTIRE ALGI STAY. S CLAIMED   IMPOSSIBLE LIVE WITHOUT PER DIEM BECAUSE:A. HIGH COST LIVING ALGIB. MAINTAINING TWO HOUSEHOLDSC. WIFE BEGINS MATERNITY LEAVE 1 JULY.2. TIFFANY SUGGESTED TEN DOLLAR PER DIEM COMPROMISE AND S ACCEPTED.   ESTIMATE TOTAL ADDITIONAL EXPENSE 450 DOLLARS.3. CONSIDER THIS REASONABLE ARRANGEMENT UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES AND   REQUEST HQS APPROVAL BY COB 10 JUNE.4. S SUPPLIED FURTHER EVIDENCE GOOD FAITH 6 JUNE IN PASSING   ADDRESS BOOK AND REVOLUTION AFRICAINE AND AAJA CORRESPONDENCE   FOR COPYING. LOND POUCHING.5. INDEX: 201-306052.SECRETCFN
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, AlgiersCLASSIFICATION: SECRET/KAPOKINFO: Chief of Station, Paris/LCFIPIT; Chief, AP Chief, VEJ Chief, KUDESK, Chief, KUWOLPFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT: STEBONY/Operational - Plans and Progress with STKBONY/1ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:Refs: OKLA 43,237Forwarded herewith as attachment is a report written by TIFFANY and RODIGAST covering their meeting with STEBONY/1 during the period 1-5 June. Though meetings will be held with 3/1 on 6 and 7 June, it is not expected that these will produce any new information to alter the substance of Attachment. Info supplied by 3/1 on a variety of personalities and activities will be handled by separate dispatch and info reports.Joseph S. TIFFANYAttachments:HerewithDistributions:2-COS, Algiers w/att h/w2-COS, Paris/LCPIPI? w/att h/w- Chief, AP w/att h/w  3-Chief, VE w/att h/w  2-Chief, KUDESK w/att h/w  2-Chief, KUWOLF w/att h/w![Stamp of excluded information]POUCH SECURITY VIOLATIONNO FIELD DISTRIBUTIONCS COPYAdo3 S3Att-1CROSS REFERENCE TO:CLASSIFICATION: SECRET/KAPOKDATE TYPED: 4 June 1965DATE DISPATCHED:DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OKLA-43,272HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-306052
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TO:FRCH:Attachment to OELA-43,2724 June 1965# 1. Cover Situation.S/1 was not successful in lining up any cover arrangement in the U.S. Around 28 May he received word from New York of a flat turn-down on his offer to serve as correspondent for Monthly Review. Naro Schieiffer, who was on-the-spot-got this job, and R's chief editor Leo Hubermann plans to attend 2nd Bandung himself. Locally, however, S/1 was able to line up the following sponsors (though none is in a position to pay much for his services they collectively provide him with sufficient reason for being in Algiers; he will let on that his travel costs were advanced him by his wealthy brother-in-law):a. Cinnamon, a sort of *British Ebony* scheduled to bring out its first issue on 20 June.b. West Indian Gazette, described in earlier correspondence, will provide S/1 with a letter of accreditation.c. Institute of Race Relations. This politically neutral, academic outfit publishes a monthly newsletter. Connected with Chatham House, the Institute's secretary, Sheilla Paterson is a good friend of S/l. She has asked him to do a paper back book for the Institute on Africa. Again, though they could pay little for this effort it constitutes a highly respectable piece of cover..During the last two months, S/1 has explained his income to his wife as coming from advances, expense money and articles for Encounter. This has not pleased her, as she dislikes both the Congress for Cultural Freedom and Laskey, but has at least satisfied her curiosity. To explain Katzenbach's telephone calls to his home (K. identified himself to S/l's wife as"Mr. Wilson") S/1 had to improvise a purely notional affiliation with an American feature story syndication service called "Metropolitan Features". This will help explain some of his iname to his wife, but will not be used with others.# 2.The above skeletal dover will hopefully be reinforced in Algiers where S/l will scour around for bits and pieces of work for his many contacts there. His visits to Grippa and Andersson on his way to Algiers will also help to fill out his ostensible sources of income, though S/1 has agreed not to overplay this angle. In other words, he will not pretend that these two have given him any funds, but if others want to make the assumption, so much the better.# 3.On 1 and 2 June, Tiffany expounded at some length on the importance of S/1 trying to get an Opposition (Soviet, Cuban, Algerian or Chicom) sponsor for any further cover, such as the researching of a book or establishment of an Afro-Asian news service for U.S. leftist periodicals and/or individuals. While we could easily set him up in this enterprise, we not went to for the simple reason that this would at best only provide hin with a superficial sort of access. what we want him to strive for is Opposition sponsorship that will lead him into one of the nerve centers of the national liberation movement in Algiers or Djakarta. (S/1 ruled out Cairo on the grounds that his wife is Jewish) S/1 accepted this reasoning and agreed to go for a position that holds out the prospect of long-range penetration in depth.