Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, KUWOLFINFO: Chief, WE; Chief, KUDESK; Chief, LCPILITFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT: DTDORIC QRPREY CREBONY Relations with JAGUARACTION REQUIREDREFERENCES: Ref: LOND 2425, 2 March 19661.  A number of lengthly and fruitful discussions have been held with JAGUAR officers regarding our continued running of QRZEONY in the U.K. Their comments on the quality of CRIZONY's reporting have been reported from time to time. Similarly, we will not dwell here on the mechanical arrangements we have evolved (with SLOTH's agreement) to expedite the passage of information to JAGUAR, on the one hand, and avoid duplicate reporting (principally by passing the same materials as CS dissents to SLOTH) on the other hand. Suffice it here to say that achieving both of these goals, without compromising CREECNY as a source throughout both JAGUAR and SMOTH (due largely to the wide range of areas he reports on), is a complex problem. We think we have reached a mutually satisfactory arrangement for achieving both aims.2.  What we are concerned with here, then, is JAGUAR'S permission for us to run CREBONY from here, for the time being at least. The exact phrasing from JAGUAR's letter agreeing to our request is: "with regard to the continued use of QREBONY by your service on a temporary basis while he remains in this country we have no objection to this provided we are kept fully informed of as much detail as possible."3.  JAGUAR pointed out that CREBONY operates in the same areas as some of JAGUAR's own agents, and this necessitates a fair amount of frankness regarding his activities in the U.K. We have made every effort to date to display to them that frankness. In return, JAGUAR has been cooperative, if not downright helpful. In one of our discussions, SHILL confidentially stated that one of their sources had quoted a sub-source as saying that CREBONY had admitted to him that he is a KUBARK agent. We assured JAGUAR that CREBONY is under instructions not to reveal his KUBARK relationship, of course; that QREBONY is not supposed to be recruiting any sub-agents and has not done so; that the remark could well have been made in jest, in reference to the charges levelled against CREBONY three years ago (or longer). We told JAGUAR that it would obviously be advantageous for us to know to whom QREBONY is alleged to have made the statement, and we would be grateful if JAGUAR could tell us. We have repeated this request in writing, but with no reply to date. SHILL stated at the time that he had doubts about whether they could identify to us the person who had made the statement; he was sure that they could not go back to their agent for elaboration without showing an undue interest in CREBONY. We may yet hear who the person was. All this is repeated here merely to indicate how far JAGUAR will go to be helpful, and how far, to date, they will not go.
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NOOELA-45,2544. This, then, reflects the state of our relations with JAGUAR as it relates to CREBONY. We trust that this will be of value to Headquarters and LCPIPIT in planning QREBONY's future.![Signature of George H. Katzenbach]George H KATZENBACHDistribution:2-Chief, KUSOLF3-Chief, W32-Chief, KUDESK2-Chief, LCPIPIT
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SECRET29 June 1966MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Central Cover StaffSUBJECT: Cover Arrangements for QREBONY/1This memorandum contains information solicited by CCS to implement cover arrangements, already proposed by CA staff and approved by DDP, involving Rassell R. deßov of Chicago and CA Staff assot CREBONY/1. It is keyed to the headings set forth in the "Bonofficial Cover Request for Indivičal, Headquarters Edition."A. General Information1.  QREBONY/1 (previously carried as SIEBONY). Eo previous request has officially been forwarded for cover support.2.  Currently a Contract Agent. Currently compensated at the rate of $7,200 por year with a $1200 nonaccountable allowancs.3.  Agent has not nor will be reviewed by the Agency's medical paychiatric esscemtat and evaluations Staff. He is already overseas and will reamin there.4.  Ens Agent wees a complex of related cover stories, based primarily ca exaggerated implications of fact: Fasaly, that his income derives from fres-lance journelian end money available from his wife's family. Some quarters cuspect or believe that he may possess funds from the CPR, but this has never been alleged by the Agant himself.5.  Agant is available now for cover.6.  Agent is overesas.7.  QREBONY Project.B. Biograghic Information1.  ДРОВ: 13 May 1931, Los Angeles, California; M; Hegro; Hone; U.S.; Ho prior citizenship; Married: 3 children; 30 Stockleigh Hall, Prince Albert Road, London E 8.2.  Adalt and minor dependents are already in place and sharing the same residence. Bo readily amilable biographic inforention. He has 2 sons and one deaghter, renging in age from one to ten years.SECRETOREBONY file
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SECRET3. DA Esnyan College 1950; Foreign graduate study 1951-52.4. Reporter, Philadelphia Afro American 1950; Miscellaneous: public relations—Italian Film Exports 1951; 1952-54 U.S. Army; 1957-58 Agence Franco Presse, Paris; 1960-61 CBS news, New York.5. N.A.6. Perceptive, aggressive but effective in personal relationships, literate.7. Agent has fairly sizeable, but not pressing, debts to his in-laws. He lives modestly within his income from us.8. Has resided only in U.S., Algiers, Paris and London, although he has travelled widely in other areas.9. Fluent in French, competent in Italian and Spanish, and can read German.C. Security Considerations1. Agent has been receiving CA support for 13 months. FOA granted 23 May 1966 with caution requiring, care in view of the considerable derogatory information developed as a result of the Agents 'past association with left-wing and radical organizations.2. Agent is aware of U.S. intelligence interest, has not been explicitly appraised of CIA involvement but no doubt suspects it.3. Agent has never entered any installations associated with CIA.4. There is no U.S. identification of the Agent with CIA outside of Staff personnel. British intelligence (see paragraph 5 below). His wife (whose family resides in England) is unwitting.5. The Agent is known in true name to the MI-5 and MI-6 of the United Kingdom.6. None. It should be noted that the contemplated cover will not be a relationship which the Agent (any more than the cover) will proclaim or flaunt, given the fact that in his highly anti-American circle, such a connection would be regarded as unsavory. The purpose of the cover is to backstop the Agent's story that he receives income from hack journalism which he keeps separate from his "real" if unrewarding involvement with radical politics.7. No.SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, KUWOLFCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDORLY QUALIFIED DESK CAR JUDGE INDEXINGFROM: Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPITSUBJECT: DIDORIC/Operational Assessment of QREBONY/1ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESRef: OFLW-14941.  Forwarded herewith is a 6-1/2 page answer by RODIGAST to the questions posed in reference. If any further clarification is required by Headquarters, please advise.2.  With regard to QREBONY/1's overt tax return, it has been determined that declarations must be filed by all citizens with over $600 income. If it turns out that QREBONY/1 cannot justify a $600 incone from overt sources, and we think he cannot, he simply has no declaration to file and will be advised to so state to the Embassy.Karen H. ZAFFARESIAttachment h/wAs stated aboveDistribution3-C/KUWOLF w/att h/wDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OFLA-3627DATE: 29 March 1966CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 201-306052
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even when they contradict a previous tentative plan. His excellert response to amicis day by his desire to please, his satisfaction with his job, or personal pride in accomplishment. Whatever the reason or reasons, the fact is that he does respond well.
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# DISPATCHTO Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPITCLASSIFICATION SECRETFROM Chief, KUWOLFSUBJECT Assessment of QREBONYACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESSee belowIt would prove very useful to us--both as a contribution to the preparation of the Project Outline now in progress and as a backgrounder for possible discussions of QREBONY's operational utilization--if RODIGAST could provide us with an interpretive assessment of him based on the impressions and judgements he has been able to develop over the past months. We have some such initial assessments, of course, and can infer more from current reporting. However, we would like to get the benefit of RODIGAST's unique and direct contact, now that QREBONY has passed through a breaking-in phase and settled down in a regular relationship which, at its inception, is certainly a difficult one for most people to adjust to. We would suggest the following outline of topics for RODIGAST to follow:A. Estimate of loyalty to ODYOKE and QREBONY's psychological adjustment--his comfortableness--in working for ODYOKE clandestinely: his attitude, as RODIGAST can infer it, toward targets hostile to ODYOKE: in short, his ideological motivation.B. Estimate of his motivation generally: his personal reasons for association with KUBARK.C. Psychological suitability and staying power in leading a "double life". Possible or actual strains on him by virtue of his wife's attitude. Qualms about the "morality" of his position or fears about being found out.D. His own views of his patriotism or loyalty. His attitude toward RODIGAST, KUBARK, ODYOKE and ODENVY.E. His susceptability to approach or control by an opposition service.F. Methods of control to which he is mort, and least, responsive. What represents the effective lever of his control--internal ideologicalDistribution:2-COS, Paris/LCPIPITcontinuedDistribution:1 - RI (201-3060522 - CA/CFDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROFLH-1494CLASSIFICATION SECRETDATE 17 MAR 1966HQS FILE NUMBER 201-306052OFFICE CA/CFOFFICER James M. MurphyTYPIST ajlEXT. 7767OFFICE SYMBOL CI/ICGDATE 15 March 1966COORDINATING OFFICER'S NAME Goodrich (in draft)OFFICE SYMBOL C/CADATE 7 MAR 1966RELEASING OFFICER SIGNATURE Core Meyer, Jr.![abstract]
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSICA:SECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERQFLH-1494motivation? financial need? resentments? a desire to identify himself with ODYOKE's power? or some combination of these?G. His longer range plans, if any.H. His security consciousness--i.e. his efficiency in tradecraft.I. Any changes in his attitudes or personality which RODIGAST has detected over the period of their association.NOWELL D. KAMMEYER![Form 53a (40) USE PREVIOUS EDITION]CLASSIFICATIONSECRET201-306052PAGE NO.2CONTINUED
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Chief of Station, London for LCPIPITChief of Station, LondonChief, WOLIURRYBAT/DTDORIC/PLQRPHONE/MHPROBE/STFLIMPLAM TrainingREFERENCE: DIRECTOR 2948211.  Being forwarded USC are copies of the QRPHONE/1 training    report, the JEMINIMUM evaluation, contact reports of meetings with    QRPHONE/1, a WOGEAR review of QRPHONE/1's book and some notes made    by the STFLIMFLAM Headquarters officer, Harvey B. DAITCHMAN (IDEN),    after his meetings with QRPHONE/1. These are for the information    of both LCPIPIT and London Station and, taken together, should give    you both the flavor of the variety of measures taken to assess the    operational potential of QRPHONE/1.2.  During PAUPEROS' TDY at Headquarters ve discussed the    necessity of having QRPHONE/1 undergo an intensive seven day    STFLIMFLAM training program to be conducted by DAITCHMAN. It is    our opinion that in order for this training to be of maximum    benefit, QRPHONE/1 and DAITCHMAN ought to be ensconced in a    safehouse facility which provides security, comfort and an    atmosphere conducive to learning. It is important that the    training be conducted in a locale which will allow QRPHONE to give    his full attention without being disturbed by his multitude of    business and social contacts. Therefore, we recommend that LCPIPIT    rent a cottage or heach house away from London for the duration of    the training cycle. In discussing this with QRPHONE, he readily    agreed and indicated that there would be no difficulty in getting    away from his family for as long as we thought necessary. HeAttachments:A. As Stated (u/s/c)B. Iden Sheet (u/s/c)Distribution:Orig. & 1 - COS, London for LCPIPIT (w/att)1- COS, London (w/att)![photo of a sign indicating approval of release]Distribution:1 - E/BC1 - E/CA1-AC/CA/B3.1 - CA/B31 - CI/SODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROEPW-18144 AUG 1972DDP/CA/B3/Ken Rosen:ckj (31 July 1972)7767| OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE       | COORDINATING                  | OFFICER'S NAME || ------------- | ---------- | ----------------------------- | -------------- || AC/CA/B3      | 20 AUG 92  |                               |                || E/BC          | 2 AUG 1972 |                               |                || E/CA          | 2 AUG 72   |                               |                || CI/SO         | 2 AUG 72   |                               |                || OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE       | RELEASING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE |                || ADC/CA        | 2 AUG 1972 | Dino J. Pionzio               |                |DISPATCH
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHsisply would tell them and his business contacts that he was traveling on the continent. Please advise us of the dates which are determined to be convenient to PAUPEROS and QRPHONE/1. The Headquarters officer would prefer either the third or fourth week of September, and certainly not before.3. As indicated in the reference ve solicit comments frc LCPIPIT and London Station on the results of our varied assessments of QRPHONE/1 and our decision to move ahead in the new operational directions described in OEPW-1661. We view the coming year as a trial one for these purposes and the Project Renewal has been submitted with that understanding clearly described.4. Since QRPHONE/1 might refer to conversations he had with Andrew F. TELQUIST (P), PAUPEROS should know that TELQUIST used the alias "Bob" in all his meetings with QRPHONE/1.Allan W. TEUTSCHMAN
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17 June 1972MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WOLIMESUBJECT: Completion of Training Report for QAPHONE/1, Training Program "SHAM"REFERENCE: Memo for Director of WOMOLD From Chief,WOLIME ... dated 23 May 1972;Subject: "Covert Training for QAPHONE/1"1. QAPHONE/1 was trained covertly in New York from 22 June to 14 July 1972. There were sixteen sessions for a total of eighty seven training hours.2. This was a happy reunion of trainee and instructor. Less than two years ago, PHONE was given three days of reports training (Please don Completion of Training Report dated 19 October 1970). Just as then, PHONE was totally engrossed in every training session from the moment of his arrival to the moment of his departure. Remembering that the instructor does not eat lunch, PHONE brought a sandwich with him daily and took this lunch while listening to the instructor. Thus, every minute of every day was made to count.3. The only time lost was three hours for JIMMMIES and on the several phone calls he had to make daily to check for calls to his cover office, then follow up with calls to those persons who had called his office and had left messages to be called back. At the most, these calls took half an hour. On some days, they took far less.4. His cover organization work took up a considerable portion, everyday, of his free time with the result that he could not do any casing to speak of for subsequent preparation of como plans for exercises. For example, told early on to prepare two dead drop case plans, he was not able to come up with anything till the last week - and then with only one written one and one that he revolved orally. As a result he had to be given time during the training day to write reports of his counter surveillance exercises and one of his agent developmental exercises. After one such exercise, asked if he wished to take time out during the training day to write his report he said: "No, tonight I will make time to write it." And he did. And it was a good report.5. On each Sunday, he went out of town to visit his aged Grandmother. He used the travel time to read tradecraft books (he read seven altogether).SIC. ATT: Ito OEPW-1814 CS COPY200-124-156/1200-124-156/3
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# -2-On Tuesday, July 4th, his publisher appointed him baby sitter for the publisher's team age son and there wasn't any hope of getting any casing song that day. At least one time, he continued that he did not go to bed till two that morning and as he had left the afternoon before, he had stated that he had meetings starting at four thirty that afternoon. With all that, he nevertheless was fully alert and attentive every minute of every training session.6. In his developmental recruitment series of exercises, his instructor played the role of operations officer and a real dumb-dumb to him. In such circumstances, PHONE had to do all the thinking, all the planning, all the casing for meeting sites, all the analyzing, all the preparing and pointing for the recruitment. It was pure joy to watch this man, after each meeting and again before the next one, to go to work on the problem. He knew where he was, knew where he wanted to go, knew how to get there. When TELQUIST, during the critique at the end of the series of exercises said: "He did a beautiful job," PHONE had earned that accolade all by himself. The instructor's only contribution had been in the teaching of the subject of Agent Acquisition.7. At this point, the instructor wishes to execute a low bow in the direction of TELQUIST. He played his agent role excellently well and made the exercise a meaningful one for PHONE. The three trips to Fou Lock by TELOUIST must have been very taxing, particularly in view of his immediately upcoming ZIN trip, but they were efforts well spent.8. No man, of course, is perfect. Each has an Achilles heel, a weakness, or an all-too-human trait, at the very least. Our PHONE has his. He has a very quick mind. He knows it. And knowing it, he relies on it, counts on it. This, in turn, leads to a small failure in self-discipline. For example, told to write out his plan for the recruitment pitch, he came in with six words (maybe not that many) scratched on a 3 by 5 leaf torn out of his pocket notebook. He then proceeded, from these few words, to run off his plan without a single pause for an instant. It was as though he was reading a definition from a dictionary, so smoothly did his mind and thoughts run. He prepares everything in his mind, it appears, and does not like to write out things which he feels he should not have to write out. While it is great to have so facile a mind, a bit of discipline, to write out in full so important an act as a recruitment pitch, might one day save grief when an error would have been spotted had the entire plan been written out then looked over for possible flaws.9. This small flaw, the instructor feels, accounts in considerable measure for PHONE's failure to bring in a written dead drop plan till the last days of the program. PHONE felt he could just as easily report orally. In fact, the other dead drop (he had been asked to do two) on which he reported orally, he discussed as though the paper was in front of him and he was reading from it. Nothing was missing -- area
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-3-Cancription, access, hours of availability, the opposition, pros and cons as to suitchility - it ins all there. He just didn't like to vrita cut that upon which he could report orally.10. In writing reports on the two counter-surveillance exercises, te dabed those off in jig tius. Do pause for thinking, no pause to look to et the ceiling or cut the window. Just straight writing, including paragraphing. Mind and pen vere as one. Sems thing for his oral analysis before and after ouch pasting-co panse to think, to review, to Foconstruct, to remember - Just en Ihrtypo printout.11. The instructor sets don this reluctents on our hero's part to write aut certain things, not to daterade him, but to alert desk end field officers that if they must have a certain report by a cartain tire, and thay wort it in writing, thay must be fira. For example, six nas Becond rooting in the developmatal series, the instructor aaide "I must have that report first thing in the caraing. Do you uat to take tira out frca this afternoca's training session to do itf" And, as already reported above, FHONE referred to save the training tics and ha anzvered "I will eate time to write it". In this c330, tien vas of the essenco becausOTELQUIST had to ses the report bafore tha nart resting. 5 sua uy this itos then we feole that an oral repсть da edegunte he finds it a little difficult to bring himself to تظلم قعة to make a written report. Toli definitely that he must write & report and given a deadline, he costs the deadline and the report la everything it should be.12. His reports on his recruitment meetings, ir. Suact said, vere dzpollents to juging to cocolusions, no padding, no misinterpretations, to omissions.13. De surveillance, tera captain, reading Fr's report on his ectiona during the counter surveillance carcises, mrvelled at the cecpleteness, total eccuracy of descriptica of the surveillats POM bad including their agra (but always seda each sen an inch or charter then the ectual height which Pond sitted ba docs eccittently), and the total recall of every com, every streat crossing, byer ecopacs direction. (Im the first coustersveillezco exercise, syoung co FHONE without a monent's prior notice, he zade ons of his teillants. In the second ons, with plenty of tim to prepare, ll three of them. These were the different tazas free theJ. Czicluding his admiration of Este reporting, the surveillance toan captain sail to the instructors You should be wary proud of him".WOBONE14. n both exercises, the surveillance teams criticized the rapidity of Fia's movements. He walks very repidly from place to places then spands time to browse in a book shop. Then off again at a high rate of spoed to his next stop. Thay also criticizsi his looking both sye wile crossing a one way street. They felt it rade him appear