Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETAmerican Student in China40WILLIAMSON, Bob (Robert Dawson) D.O.B-14 MAY 1938CIT-OSA P.O.B-CLEVELAND File Check ResultsResidence - New York Photo AttachedPassport No. 502806 issued 5/9/571.  The 10 Division's informants that attended the Moscow Festival were of the opinion that the subject was a Left Winger. (10 Div.)2.  On 11 Oct. 1955, Confidential Informant T-1, who has furnished reliable information in the past, reported he had received information that Robert WILLIAMSON, born 14 May 1938, a student from Cleveland, Ohio had arrived in Paris, France on 2 Sept. 1955 from Prague, Czechoslovakia. Informant said his information indicated this individual had been in Poland. He stated he was not sure, but in all probability this person was a member of a youth club that had met in Warsaw, Poland. (DFB-59303, 11 Jan. 1956, RI 200-4-25201-8)3.  WILLIAMSON, Bob - Represented the Communist League of Great Britain at the UREJ Congress at Lyon in April 1948. (French press, RI 20-4-10-10078)> [Figure: A black and white portrait of Robert Dawson Williamson]ROBERT DAWSON WILLIAMSON5/1/57SECRETWILLIAMSON, Bob (Robert Dawson)
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4. Daniel M. O'Connell, a member of the American youth group which toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957. O'Connell provided the Consulate General, Hong Kong, with information on some of the other members of the group. He had the following to say about Williamson:"Earl (I believe O'Connell called him Bob) WILLIAMSON's father was deported from the U.S. for Communist activities and is now in London. (See Consulate General despatch No. 199 of September 17, 1957),"(Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.)5. *Illegible Text*6. *The* O'Connell, a member of *the group*, had the following to say about the subject: "... very pro-Communist; definitely familiar with communism; argued very convincingly for the Communist system and appeared sincere in his beliefs." *Illegible Initials*971 44 23, January 1958.
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American Student in China41WILLIAMSON, EarlCIT-USA.Residence Pleasant Hill, Calif./LondonPassport No. 577624 issued 6/10/57File Check ResultsPhoto Attached1.  The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was of questionable character. (IO Div.)2.  Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject is a most dangerous leftist. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow)3.  The following document pertains to the subject, however, efforts to locate the document have been unsuccessful: DFB-86248.> [Figure] part of handwritten text says "Interviewed Janswork."> Handwritten text says "Han & 'Conell, a member of the group, had the following to say."> Handwritten text says "very naive; definitely for the ..."> Handwritten text says "DFB-97144: 23 pm 1958."> ![photo of EARL R. WILLIAMSON]> Handwritten Text says "EARL R. WILLIAMSON, 4/10/57"> ![photo of WILLIAMSON, Earl]
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FBI doc25 Nov. 57 (Boston)Re: Richard James MedalieButile-100-476 846Boston Field Office-100-32145THIRD AGENCY DOCUMENTBLOCK, MORRIS
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104-10215-10126 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Information on Vehicle Consigned to Soviet NatiomlGSMusulin/omDCS/Operational Support Staff900 Key Bldg.2268 Case 51,60519 August 1968DO/DCSLSOD/MaritimeMike Evans1 E 4846 Hq.Attached in furtherence toprevious communication sent you onsubject is copy of Bill of Ladingand Dock Receipt, which correlatesto this case.
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# MOORE-MCCORMACK LINFS. INCORPORATEDAmerican Republics Line - American Scantic Line - Robin LineDELIVERING CARRIERCAR NUMBER REFERENCEFORWARDING AGENT SHIPPER'S REFERENCESFMC NOEXPORT DEC. NO.LUICI SEORA, INC.21 WEST ST., NET TOE-32636 CBC28200-0282BILL OF LADINGSHIPPERCONSIGNED TOORDER OFLUTGI SERRA INC., 21 WEST STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 2 AS AGENTSADDRESS ARRIVAL NOTICE TO (Without liability to Carrier, see Clause 9)VAN GABROLOVICH ALFERJEV SECUNDO SECRETARIO DE LA EMBAJADA DE U.R.S.S BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINASAME AS 4SHIPUSA FLAGPIERPORT OF LOADINGMOHAGERIESFT-23 STREET BKLYNNEW YORKPORT OF DISCHARGEDESTINATION (if Transshipped)BUENOS AIRESPARTICULARS FURNISHED BY SHIPPER OF GOODSMARKS AND NUMBERSNO. OF PKGS.SHIPPERS DESCRIPTION OF PACKAGES AND GOODSQUANTITYGROSS WEIGHTPOUNDSIVAN GAPRILOVICH ALFERIEVSECUNDO SECRETARTO DE LAEMBAJADA DE LA U.R.S.SBUENOS AIRESXC0-489-01S#13639611258491FREIGHT COLLECT461-6COPYNON-NEGOTIABLEUNBOXED: CHEVROLET CHEVELLE 19681596628KG3518 #FOR ARGENTINE CUSTOLES ONLYLUIGI SERRA INCoFREICHT COLLECT IN ARGENTINASuppherLUCI SERRA INC.GENERAL MOTORS CORP.FREIGHT TO BE PREPAID ARGENTINANotice: All rates apply from ships tackle at port of loading tofacilitate at port of discharge, unless otherwise specifiedITEMWEIGHT (2)CUBIC FEET MEASUREMENTSFREIGHT CHARGESTYPERATETYPEORKGETYPECARGOCOMMODITY NO.P.P. or F.COLLECTPORTACCOUNTCODE462405852553213201407Freight to beCOLLECTED $ 52553Freight to bePREPAID $RECEIVED from the shipper herein named, the goods or packages saidto contain goods mentioned herein, In apparent good order and condition unless (Terms of this Bill of Lading Continued on Reverse SideHereof)In witness whereof, the Carrier by its Agent has signed THREE (3) BILLS OF LADING, all ofthe same tenor and date, one of which accomplished, the others to stand void.MOORE-McCORMACK LINES, IncorporatedFOR THE MASTERDAYB/L NO.DATED AT NEW YORK
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## DOCK RECEIPT QUADRUPLICATEDELIVERING CARRIER: M & G CONVOYPLEASE DELIVER THE MOTOR VEHICLE DESCRIBED BELOW:NOW AT: BUFFALO, KEW YORKEXPORT LICENSE NO.: LOAD NO. 11/1| T.&E. NO. | XCO           | NO. UNIT | MODEL DESCRIPTION  | GROSS POUNDS | CUBE || --------- | ------------- | -------- | ------------------ | ------------ | ---- || 1672      | 12/189471 /20 | 1        | CITRU-13639-SEDAN. | 3512 /461-   |      ||           |               |          | Sina 81125849.     | 468.535      |      |P/C-LUIGI SERRA INC..IN BONDTO BE REMARKEDMARKSIVAN GABRILOVICH ALFERIEU.SEGUNDO SECRETARIO DELA.EMBAJADA DE U.R.S.S-BUENOS AIRES - ARGENTINA...D/L DESTINATIONWHEEL WRENCH 1INSIDE MIRROR 1EXTRA WHEELS & TIRES 1RADIO & ANTENNA SEALED CARTONS OF PARTS 1HEATERS & DEFROSTERS 1JACK & JACK BASE 11 PINT CAN OF PAINT 2ASH TRAYS 3W/S WIPER APAS A BLADES 2RADIO FUSE 2GENERAL MOTORS OVERSEAS OPERATION DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION BY W.TRAINOR JUL 17 1968 DM.Received the within merchandise for shipments indicated hereon subject to all conditions of undersigned's usual form of dock receipt or bill of lading.Carrier: .Receiving Clerk: .Date: .
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Moore Mc Cormack LinesGSMusulin/bmDCS/Operational Support Staff900 Key Bldg.2268 Case 51,60516 August1968DO/DCSLSOD/MaritimeMike Evans1. F 4648 Hq.Copy of NYOR 0225 is for your information and records.Additional information will be forwarded when received. Please let us know if there is something further we can do.
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Process Shut typed in CSS. 19 aug 68CC. A(S) 29007-68.# SECRETSECRET 161544Z AUG 68 CITE CONTACTS/NEW YORK P225PRIORITY CONTACTS/WASHINGTONOPERATIONAL DIVISION (MUSULIN) FROM BROOKSINTEL REPORT: 00A(S) 322-29007-68CONTACT AND SOURCE: MR. BUSERVP, SOUTH AMERICAN OPNSMOORE MCCORMACK LINESNEW YORK CITYSOURCE: SAMEFILED: 16 AUG 1968FIELD REMARKS: COPIES OF THE DOCK RECEIP? AND BILL OF LADING ARE BEING FORWARDED UNDER COVER OF A PROCESS SHEET.
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GSMusulin/bm2268ROUTINE15 AUG 681100EC933CONTACTS NEW YORKFROM OSS (MUSULIN)NIM CASE 51,605REQUEST TO IDENTIFY VEHICLE CORSI GHED TO SOVIET EMBASSY,BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA1. THIS IS NEW CASE OPENED TO YOUR OFFICE2. BOD/MARITIME REQUESTS INFORMATION ON MAKE AND MODEL OF CAR   CONSIGNED 20 IVAN GAVRILOVICH ALFERYEZ AND REPORTEDLY DESTINED TO SOVIET   EMBASSY, BUENOS AIRES, APTENTINA. CAR WAS PLACED ABOARD SS NORHACPRIDE, HOORE   MC CORMACK LINES, MERCHANDAAR, 4 AUGUST 1968, DUE TO ARRIVE BUEROS AIRES,   16 AUGUST 1968. SHIPPING RECORDS SHOULD PROVIDE THE DESIRED IDENTIFICATION   AND OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION. PLEASE EXPEDITE REPLY ASAP.SECRETAug 15 121400
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# SECRETCOUNTRY: USSR/ARGENTINA/USACASE 51605 RE WASHINGTON 82933DATE OF INFO 16 AU3 68SUBJECT: INFORMATION ON VEHICLE CONSIGNED TO SOVIET NATIONALPLACE AND DATE ACQUIRED: ---/16 AUGUST 1968THIS IS NEW YORK REPORT OOA(S) 2405468SOURCE DESCRIPTION: NONE1. THE VEHICLE SHIPPED ABOARD THE *MORMACPRIDE* ON 4 AUGUST AND   CONSIGNED TO IVAN GABRILOVICH ALFERIEV IS MANIFESTED AS A 1968   CHEVELLE SEDAN, SERIAL 1363981125849 RPT 1363981125849. ALFERIEV   IS REFLECTED AS THE SECOND SECRETARY OF THE USSR EMBASSY, BUENOS   AIRES. A SECOND IDENTIFYING SERIAL NUMBER SHOWN ON THE BILL OF   LADING IS XCO-189491. THE VEHICLE WAS CONSIGNED BY LUIGI SERRA INC,   21 VEST ST, NYC AS AGENTS FOR THE USSR EMBASSY, BUENOS AIRES.2. THERE IS NO INFORMATION RECORDED SHOWING THE COLOR OF THE   AUTOMOBILE OR WHETHER IT IS TWO OR FOUR DOORS. THE VEHICLE IS STOWED   IN NUMBER FOUR UPPER TWEEN DECK VING AND IS ONE OF FOURTEEN   ASSEMBLED VEHICLES TO BE OFFLOADED AT BA. THERE IS AT LEAST   ONE OTHER 1958 CHEVELLE ABOARD.3. THE MORMACPRIDE IS SKED INTO BA ON 18 AU3, BUT HER PORT   POSITION IS NOT YET KNOWN. IT IS CONCEIVABLE THAT SHE WILL BE   ASSIGNED A BERTH ON THE 18TH AND THAT CARGO VILL BE WORKED   INMEDIATELY, DESPITE THE FACT THAT IT IS A SUNDAY. IF THIS IS THE   CASE, THE VEHICLES IN THE TWEEN DECKS SPACES VILL BE THE FIRST   CARGO OFF-LOADED.SECRET-END-
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: BARNES, WINIFRED C.DOD FILE 08 97 44INCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY:DATE DATERECEIVED RETURNEDREVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFINOT REVIEVED BY HSCNO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
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CONFIDENTIAL(When Filled In)INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUMDATE : 28 February 1967TO : Director, Domestic Contact ServiceSUBJECT: BARNES, Winfred ClarkFILE NO: 496 289A-897441. Reference is made to your request for security checks on the subject person as a source of intelligence information.2. This is to inform you that the necessary checks have been completed with the following results:a. X No additional information has been obtained, except for such biographic information as indicated below or in the attachment.b. Information has been received that Subject was investigated with favorable results inc. Certain information has been received and appears in the attachment which your Division will wish to consider in determining the extent and level of your use of Subject.3. It is to be noted that our checks were made on the basis of the identifying information you furnished or in an attachment to this memorandum. Should it be disclosed that this information is erroneous or that Subject is known by a different name, this Division should be notified immediately.![signature of STEVEN L. KURN]STEVEN L. KURNChief, Personnel Security DivisionAttachment:State Passport ReportAPPROVEDFORM 1124a OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALBARNES, Winfred Clark#496 28911 January 1967On 14 January 1967 a passport file of Winfred Clark BARNES was reviewed at the Passport Office, Department of State. The following is a summary of the information contained therein:Date of Birth: 1 ilay 1912 at Gatesville, Texas; verified by birth certificateFather: Shaw Andrew BARNES; Date of Birth: 8 May 1882 at Kennedy, Texas; current residence not given.Mother: Velma Elizabeth HARRIS; Date of Birth: 8 March 1888 at.... Thelza, Texas; current residence not given.PASSPORT ISSUED: At Miami, Florida on 27 January 1966, #G755310, for a period of four weeks to visit Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Peru, Columbia, Venezuela, Argentina, and Brazil for the purpose of tourism.Permanent address: 5350 Southwest 76th Street Miami, FloridaMailing address: International Petroleum Company, Ltd 396 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables, FloridaOccupation: DirectorSpouse: Lois Enquist BARNES; Date of Birth: 8 Marcy 1915 at New Haven, Connecticut; current residence not given; Wed: 17 February 1945; no information on whether or not marriage has been terminated.PASSPORT ISSUED: At Miami, Florida on 27 February 1961, #B10331, for a period of varying from one day to three weeks to visit Bermuda, Bahamas, Jemica, Trinidad, British Guiana, Guadeloupe, Barbados and Suriname for the purpose of business.RENEWED: At Miami, Florida on 12 May 1964, for a period of ten days to visit Peru, Columbia, and other South American countries for the purpose of businessSUBJECT's first passport was issued at Washington, D. C. on 21 February 1957, #328617, for a period of indefinite time, to visit Bermuda, Hehamas, Haiti, Trinidad, Jamica, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua,CONFIDENTIAL
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#496 289and Cuatemala for the purpose of businessRENEWED: At Havana, Cuba on 2 separate occasions:13 February 1959 and 5 June 1959, for a period ofapproximately two on both renewal forms, countriesto visit and purpose of visit not given.EAG/nchAPPROVEDCONFIDENTIAL
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DATE 6 December 1966MEMORANDUM TO: MIAMI FIELD OFFICEATTENTION: GLEICHAUFSUBJECT: Ad Hoc ClearanceREFERENCE:![handwritten text A 89744]Security Division hasBy: WINFRED CLARK BARNESgranted ad hoc clearance thruSecurity checks will be completed.![signature] VIRGINIA L. THORPESecurity Liaison Officercc: VThorne:patSECURITY MESSAGE # 1150GROUP IEXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYMiami (Gleichaif)14 November 1966## BIOGRAPHIC DATA16 NOV 19661. SUBJECT'S LAST NAME - FIRST NAME - MIDDLE NAMEBARNES, Winfred Clark2. ALIASESA-8974973. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH1 May 1912, Gatesville, Texas4. SEX 5. CITIZENSHIPM US6. FULL NAME OF SPOUSE, DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH, CITIZENSHIP## RESIDENCES (Including No., and Street, Zone, R.F.D., etc.)COMPLETE ADDRESS7. FROM TOPresent 5350 Southwest 76th Street Miami, Florida8. 136284## EMPLOYMENTFROM TO NAME OF EMPLOYER COMPLETE ADDRESS1964 1966 Esso-Inter-America Inc. Coral Gables, Florida1961 1964 International Petroleum Co. Coral Gables, Florida1960 Esso Standard Oil S.A., Ltd Coral Gables, Florida1959 Esso Standard Oil (Cuba Div)1957 Esso Standard Oil, S.A. Havana, Cuba1927 1955 Humble Oil Company## EDUCATION (High school, college, graduate work, etc.)FROM TO NAME OF SCHOOL DEGREE OR MAJOR1925 1929 Pearsall High School Pearsall, Texas1930 1933 University of Texas Austin, Texas1955 University of Pittsburg (15 session)10. ADDITIONAL PERTINENT INFORMATION, INCLUDING FULL NAME. CITIZENSHIP DATA ON PARENTS AND CHILDREN.16 NOV 1966
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MR. WINFREDC. BARNES5350 Southwest 75th StreetMiami, FloridaBUSINESSSubject is General Manager and in Cuba Division at:S000049 - Esso Standard Oil SA, Havana, CubaSubject is now with:DIRECTOR!Al36284 - Esso Inter-America Inc., Coral Gables, FloridaINACTIVEDATE 14 AUG 1553INITIALS BCSACTIVATEDDATE 12-13-1666INITIALS re
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CO-N-F-I-D-E N-T-I-A-L1 May 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Miami OfficeSUBJECT: Executive Leadership Conferences on Public Affairs1. On Friday, 28 April 1967, the business executives attending the Conferences for Business Executives on Federal Government Operations, conducted by The Brookings Institution, were briefed by ranking Agency officials.2. I have attached for your information biographic information on the executives from your area who were present.Attachments: a/scc: Control w/uttsJRM:mgJAMES R. MURPHYDirector, Domestic Contact ServiceC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LGROUP 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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# WINFRED C. BARNESDirectorEsso Inter-America Inc.Mr. Barnes attended the University of Texas.He began his career with Humble Oil & Refining Company, where he held various marketing positions before serving in the U. S. Army from 1942 to 1946. He rejoined Humble as a District Sales Supervisor at Corpus Christi, Texas, and later held the positions of District Manager, Assistant Division Manager, and Marketing Manager in several of Humble's marketing areas. He transferred to Esso Standard Oil, S.A. in Havana as Marketing Manager in 1937, and was General Manager - Cuba Division at the time of the loss of that operation in 1960. Upon his relocation in Coral Gables, Florida in 1960, he became Eastern Region Manager for Esso Standard Oil, S.A. Limited. Mr. Barnes joined International Petroleum Company, Ltd. as Marketing Coordinator in 1961 and was elected a Director of that company in 1964. Today he is a Director of Esso Inter-America Inc., with responsibility for petroleum marketing, public relations, government relations, and operations in the Caribbean and Chile.
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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 on unauthorized person is prohibited by law.C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LCOUNTRY CubaREPORT NO. 00-B-3.168,138SUBJECT Attitude of Segundo Cevallos, Key Official of National BankDATE DISTR. 6 Oct 60NO. PAGES OneREFERENCESDATE OF INFO. Sep 60 and earlierPLACE & DATE ACQ. -Havana/Sep 60THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE: US national, graduate engineer, en official on the staff of a large oil company.Source has had years of experience in company operations outside the US and has been located in Cuba for many years. (Source is norzally available for reinterrogation should this report generate additional requirements.)1. In Sep 60 I talked to an old friend who was president of one of the US-owned tire companies recently interevened by the Castro regiss. My friend stated that he had recently contacted Segundo Cevallos, one of the top officials of the Rational Bank, in comection with obtaining approval for some of the company's US technicians to take their furniture and appliances out of Cuba. Cevallos said, "I don't want those technicians to leave. We need then." At this, the rubber company official stated that it was too late and that the technicians had already gone.2. Cevallos then wade the statement that he was very much concerned about the flight of technicians of all kinds from Cuba. He said that the revolution had been fought to give Cuba a more highly developed industry, but that the technicians were leaving and industry was being seriously effected.3. Cevallos then said, "Something is wrong. The revolution has gotten off the track somewhere." He then added, "I have got to talk to 'Che' about this."4. Cevallos is a man of about 60-63 years, and has a very important position, in that he is in charge of granting foreign exchange. Hy friend said that Cevallos is a very pleasant individual but seems to be a theorist, a professorial type who obviously has had little or no business experience. Be has a background as a writer and philosopher, and apparently is extremely naive as evidenced by his comment that he would talk to "Che" Guevara about how the revolution had gotten off the track.-end-C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L| STATE | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | FBI | AEC || ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- |INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTNOFORNNO DISSEM ABROADLIMITEDLIMITED: Dissemination limited to full-time employees of CIA, AEC and FBI: and, within State and Defense, to the intelligence components, other offices producing NIS elements, and higher echlons with their immediate supporting staffs. Not to be disseminated to consultants, external projects or reserve personnel on short term active duty (excepting individuals who are normally full-time employees of CIA, AEC, FBI, State or Defenes) unless the written permission of the originating office has been obtained through the Assistant Director for Central Reference, CIA.
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C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L- 2 -00-B-3,168,1397. One of the male office employees then stood and stated that he agreed   heartily with her, and added that it was not the intent of the revolu-   tion to "get into this sort of business." He then asked, "Why are we   getting all this Communist propaganda and why do we not hear anything about   Jose Marti?" His comments were greeted with applause.8. A third employee stood up and talked for 45 minutes. He really laid it   on the line concerning the way the revolution had failed the people of   Cuba, and had leaned far too much toward Communism. The conference   leader did not interrupt and following the conclusion of the employee's   remarks did not even answer. He merely said, "That is all", got up   and walked out. However, the next scheduled indoctrination session   was cancelled.9. Although mixing the employees of the three companies was done deliberately   to break up a feeling of trust among employees who know each other, and   to introduce a feeling of fear concerning strangers, there has been close   cooperation on the technical level between employees of at least two   refineries. For example, technicians at Esso and Shell recently collaborated   in shutting down the refineries without real justification, allegedly   because of Hurricane Donna. When the word got out that the refineries   were shutting down, ICP officials rushed in and protested vigorously that   there was no danger, and that the action should not be taken. The   technicians then said, "Well, it is too late now," and they kept the   refineries shut down for three full days. Both Shell and Esso technicians   concerned enjoyed this minor act of sabotage hugely.10. They also cooperated in delaying action when they were ordered to start    the cat plant. LPG is needed badly, so the technicians decided to keep    the unit shut down. ICP officials screamed that it was unnecessary    and ordered them to start, but the technicians said that it was not    practical because it was too difficult, and possibly dangerous, to stop    and start the unit. They said that the shortage of catalysts made it    impossible to figure on keeping the unit going, and so it was not the    right thing to do to start it at all. Consequently they have been able    to keep the cat units shut down completely since the storm.11. One of the top Shell engineers who has participated in such actions    is going to attempt to skip the country as a test, because many other    technicians of the oil companies are desperate to flee Cuba and are    trying to arrange ways and means to do so.-end-C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LNO DISSEM ABROADLanguage-547LIMITED
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CIA INTERHAL USE ONLYC-O-N-F-I-D-E-H-T-I-A-L- 2 -6. Another outstanding young man is Eequin's assistant, Jose Ramon Alvarez, about 31. He is a graduate of Auburu University and is a top flight engineer. Since Alvarez is single, he says that he will wait until the others get out of Cuba. He also wants to hang back to be able to do some sabotage before he makes his departure. He believes that he will be able to get out on his own.7. A third top flight mechanical engineer, who is extremely eager to leave Cuba, is Santiago Pardo Suarez del Villar. He is about 35, a graduate of the University of Havana. Pardo is head of Maintenance and Construction, and is an extremely intelligent and capable engineer. He is about 5'8", weighs about 170 lbs, and has dark black shair and a moustache.8. The fourth is Raul Capote Ortiz, a graduate of Louisiana State University with the degree in chemical engineering. Capote is one of the top technicians in the Processing Department. He is married, but I do not know if he has any children.-end-CIA INTERNAL USE ONLYC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LHOFORN NO DISSEM ABROAD LIMITED