Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETAmerican Student in ChinaMOYER, Larry (Eli Larry)File Check ResultsCIT-U.S.A. Photo AttachedResidence - New YorkPassport No. 922674. issued 4/13/561.  Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Communist. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow)2.  Larry Moyer, a reported Communist Party member, attended a meeting on 6 January 1950, at the Independent Progressive Party (IPP) Headquarters at San Diego. The meeting was held by the members of the IPP Housing Committee for the purpose of making plans for their participation in the public Rent De-Control Meeting that was to be sponsored by the City of San Diego on 25 January 1950. (DFB-23641, 9 January 1953)3.  The regular meeting of the Communist Party Morgan Hull Club was held at the home of Eli Larry Moyer on the evening of 14 March 1948. (This meeting was probably held in San Diego, California.) Eli Larry Moyer, a Communist Party member was among the members of the Independent Progressive Party that maintained a picket line at the entrance to the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium, in September 1948, when the California Un-American Activities Committee Hearings were being held. (DFB-19758, 22 July 52)(over)SECRETMOYER, Larry (Eli Larry)
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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 Larry Moyer:"Larry MOYER, age 32, was reporting on the trip for United Press. O'Connell was Moyer's roommate in Moscow, and had learned of many of Moyer's past experiences before O'Connell had indicated where he stood politically. Moyer had been a pimp in Hawaii in 1941, working through the photograph shops where a serviceman could get his picture taken with a hula girl. He had also been afriend of Ada B. Jackson, whom O'Connell described as "a well-known pink in New York"; Moyer had known her through American Labor Party meetings there. O'Connell said that Moyer was crude, but by no means stupid." (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.)> [Figure: Photo of Larry Moyer, with his name and date written below.]> ![photo of Larry Moyer]MOYER, Larry (Eli Larry)
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# SECRETAmerican Student in China33NOWICKI, Lorraine (Genevieve)CIT-USAD.0.B-7 Oct. 1932Residence - DetroitP.0.B-POLANDFile Check ResultsPassport No. 117018 issued 6/22/561.  The 10 Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was of questionable character. (10 Div.)2.  Genevive Loraine Nowacki was residing at Hamtramck, Michigan and was employed by the "Glos Ludowy" (People's Voice) a Communist-line Polish-English language weekly newspaper. She attended meetings sponsored by the Civil Rights Congress in 1951, and the Convention of the Progressive Party at Chicago in 1952. She attended local and national functions of the "Glos Ludowy" in 1952. She served as Recording Secretary of the Youth Committee to Elect Peace Candidates in 1952, and was campaign manager for Ben Kocel who was an active member of the Communist Party in 1951, and the Progressive Party candidate for Michigan State Senator in the November 1952 elections. The subject represented the American Committee for Protection of the Foreign Born at the "Glos Ludowy" National Press Conference in Cleveland, Ohio in 1952. She was a member of the Civil Liberties Committee at the University of Michigan in 1952, and the International Workers Order in 1950. The subject was elected to the temporary Executive Committee of the newly formed Youth Club, Communist Party, U. S. A. District 7, on 4 December 1956, and was described that date as a member of the East Side Section of the Communist Party, District 7. Subject was the Chairman of the meeting of the Youth Club, Communist Party, District 7, on 11 December 1956. The subject has or is also connected with the Michigan Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case, Michigan Artists Bureau, Civil Liberties Committee, Michigan Youth Committee for Peace, Freedom of Press Association of Mighigan, American Slav Congress, and the National Negro Labor Council. (DFB-79256, 14 March 1957)3.  Genevive Loraine Novacki was born on 7 October 1932, in Poland and in 1956, she was residing in Detroit, Michigan with her father andNOWICKI, Lorraine (Genevieve)SECRET
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SECRETmother. Genevive's mother Stella who was born in Poland and naturalized at Detroit, Michigan travelled to Poland in 1956, and returned to the United States in that same year. Stella was a member of the International Workers Order, Lodge No. 3503, and was in good standing. Stella was also reported to have attended many receptions with the representatives of the Polish Embassy. (DFB-67777, 13 August 1956)4. Miss Lorraine Nowacki was the Campaign Manager for Ben Kocel, the candidate for membership in the State Legislative representation of Michigan. Lorraine and Ben obtained over 1,800 signatures within less than 5 hours under the Progressive Party's petition demanding that the City Council in Detroit extend the rent control. (DFB-27456, 15 June 53)5. *[Illegible text]*![photo of Genevieve Nowacki]GENEVIEVE NOWACKIMay 1956NOWICKI, Lorraine (Genevieve
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SECRET34American Student in ChinaO'CONNELL, Dan (Daniel Myles)CIT-U.SAResidence - Chicago, IllinoisPassport No. 594311 issued 6/25/57File Check Results1.  The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was anti-Communist. (IO Div.)2.  Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Communist and had also refused to surrender his passport at the Chinese frontier, but, succumbed to pressure in Peking. (State Department Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 September 1957 from Moscow.)3.  Dan O'Connell was listed as the Publicity Director of the United States Youth Festival Committee, as of May 1957. (DFB-84120, 16 May 1957.)(over)O'CONNELL, Dan (Daniel Myles)SECRET
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SECRET-2-5. 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. O'Connell said he saw Father Wagner in prison in Shanghai; he did not provide the Consulate General with more information about Father Wagner than appeared in the press. He was quite cooperative with the Consulate General (he turned over his passport) and was most anti-Communist in public and private statements. He described the greater part of the American group which attended the October 1 celebrations in Peiping as being politically and morally corrupt, and stated that only three members of the group, including himself, made any effort to defend the U.S. against Chinese Communist critics. The shortness of O'Connell's stay in Hong Kong prevented spending much time with him, but he stated that he would be happy to answer further questions after he returns to Chicago. (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.)6. O'Connell is a KU JUMP informant. (See 10 January 58 item from KUI JUMP, filed in CIA-connected *Americans suspected in China*) (him)7. WFB. 95135, a66.57, is a report on daniel myles O'Connell. O'Connell stated that Jake Rosen & Port Williamism was the leader of the American delegation, that the name Warren Mckenna was the leader of the group that went to China, that he (O'Connell) & Steve Tylarin were the only members of the China group that renounce the USO.SECRETO'CONNELL Dan (Daniel Myles)
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# SECRETAmerican Student in ChinaROSEN, JakeCIT-USA.Residence - New YorkFile Check ResultsPhoto AtHACHED1.  The 10 Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival,.. were of the opinion that the subject was a Left Winger. (10 Div.)2.  Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was instrumental in applying pressure to make the Americans, that did not give up their passports at the Chinese frontier, give their passports to the Chinese in Peking. Tucker also feels that the subject is a most dangerous leftist. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow)3.  On 15 November 1951, it was reported that Jack and Mildred Rosen, indicated to be members of the Chicago Branch of the Socialist Workers Party, resided at 1839 Touhy Avenue, Chicago. (DFB-16666, 24 March 1952)4.  In March 1948, it was reported that Jack Rosen, who was residing at 314 Harbor Road, Hunters Point Housing Project, San Francisco, and a part-time employee at Sonotone, Inc., 450 Sutter Street, San Francisco, and a student at Stanford University, was a member of the Theodore Dreiser Club of the Commmist Party. At a meeting of the Professional Section function- aries on 19 March 1948, and in a discussion by those present on the responsibility of a Communist Party member in the event of war between the United States and Soviet Russia, Rosen, a member of the club, stated, "I would be drafted like any other individual and then do what I could." This same Jack Rosen was on a list of Communist Party members or reported sympathizers known to possess or who have been issued licenses for the operation of radiotelegraph, radiotelephone or amateur "ham" apparatus; who have received radio training; or who have been or now are employed in allied fields where their employment, talent, or knowledge could be utilized for clandestine radio communications. (DFB-5016, 14 August 1950)(over)SECRETROSEN, Jake
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SECRET-2-5. Jacob Rosen vas a member of "The Campus" and the "Marxist Discussion Club," both organizations are student groups at the City College of New York, unsre Rosen was in attendance as a student. (DVB-90299, 19 Sept 57)6. The "New York Times" issue of 30 July 1957, contained an article by "Max Frankel," regarding the World Youth Festival then in session at Moscow, USSR, which stated in part - "Jacob Rosen, 636 West 174th Street, Manhattan, a junior at City College want without sleep to keep things moving. He carried the United States flag at yesterday's opening, dipping it in salute to Fikkita 8. Khrushchev and other Soviet dignitaries, at the Lenin Stadium."> [Figure] Photo of Jacob Rosen> JACOB ROSEN> 5/11/56SECRETROSEN, Jake
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SECRET-3-7. 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 Jake Rosen:"Jake ROSEN, one of the organizers of the group is "solidly leftist". His father had been a labor leader in New York." (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.)> [Figure: A newspaper clipping titled "CHINA VISION APPLIES"]> Passport Seized, Youth Moves to Re-enter City College> One of the forty-two young Americans who ignored a State Department ban to travel in Communist China will seek to re-enter City College next semester.> The student, Jacob Rosen, returned to New York last week and his passport was seized by immigration officials. He said yesterday that he had taken a six-month leave of absence from City College to attend a youth festival in Moscow and to travel in Europe. Mr. Rosen, a 19-year-old junior, went to China following the festival and visited relatives in Israel before returning home.> Dr. Buell G. Gallagher, president of the college, said he expected Mr. Rosen to have "no difficulty" in being readmitted.8. Zunions SCKWALD.9. DFB-95661, 26 Nov 57. contains info on Rosen's communist connections and visits to USSR and China. He helped prepare the report that sund Douney. He was the organizer of the group. Several members of the groups crucernsome Prasen.• Fecteau looked well (Moyer oisches to this). da - Communist is acting for the Russians (those whoclis owe moyer, O'Connell, Tucker, Coppedge, & Mumford).SECRETROSEN, Jake
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SECRET43American Student in ChinaSCHMIDT, OrvilleCIT-USAResidence - Mamion, South D.File Check Results1.  The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was anti-Communist. (IO Div.)2.  The following document pertains to the subject, however, efforts to locate the document have been unsuccessful: DFB-88603.SECRETSCHMIDT, Orville
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# SECRETAmerican Student in China35SCHWARTZ, LarryCIT-U.S.AFile Check ResultsResidence - Utica, MichiganPassport No. 920030 issued 4/12/56 Photo AttachedThe IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was anti-Communist. (IO Div.)> [Figure: A photograph of Lawrence Russell Schwartz]> LAWRENCE RUSSELL SCHWARTZ> 3/27/56> overSCHWARTZ, Larry
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SECRET2. Lawrence Schwartz, who recently arrived in Hong Kong, from his tour in Communist China, had the following to say about his observations of Communist China: "Communism is run by fanatics. What they are trying to do cannot be done. People cannot submit to long periods of regimentation. Regimentation is frightening. In the states I visited, it was entirely out of hand." (New York Times, 21 Nov. 57)SECRETSCHWARTZ, Larry
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# INCOMING TELEGRAM## Department of StateUNCLASSIFIED32ActionPFROM: Hong KongControl: 12435Rec'd: November 21, 19578:30 p.m.InfoRMRTO: Secretary of StateINREURFEIESSCAPPTIRCNO: 865, November 21SENT DEPARTMENT 865, REPEATED INFORMATION KOBE 2, YOKOHAMA 3.Lawrence Schwartz, member Youth Festival group, aboard PRESIDENT CLEVELAND due Honolulu December 3. Presence Hong Kong unknown until after departure.CIADRUMRIGHTUMT/1UNCLASSIFIEDUNLESS "UNCLASSIFIED" REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY IS PROHIBITED.SCHWARTZ, Lawrence
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SECRETAmerican Student in China36SEEGER, Peggy (Margaret)CIT-USAFile Check ResultsResidence - Los Angeles, California Photo AHACHEDPassport No. 729373 issued 7/11/551.  The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow    Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was of questionable    character. (IO Div.)2.  The AP correspondent in Moscow reported that the subject    and Guy CARAWAN would return to the U.S.S.R. for an extensive    folk-singing tour. (State Department Incoming Telegram No. 513    dated 10 September 1957, from Moscow.)3.  There is no pertinent file information concerning Margaret    SEEBER however, the following information is furnished for your    information.Charles Louis SEEGER, Jr. and Ruth Crawford SEEGER,parents of subject reside at 7 West Kirke Street, Chevy Chase 15,Maryland.A report dated May 1952 states that Charles SEEGER wasa member of the Communist Party in approximately 1936 and 1937.Ruth Capwford SEEGER was reported to have been friendly or acqu-ainted with serious individuals during the 1940's who were CommunistParty members, some of whom were also identified as being involvedin a Soviet espionage ring which operated in Washington, D. C. andNew York during the early 1940's.Charles SEEGER admitted Communist Party membershipfrom 1936 to 1939 in a discussion group of the Communist Party.He stated that the group payed no dues and had no membership cards.He also admitted that he joined a similar Communist Party discussiongroup consisting of three people in the latter part of 1941 and early1942. This group, according to SEEGER met very irregularly and heceased association with the Communist Party about 1943. He deniedmembership in the Communist Party at the time he was interviewedin August 1953.SECRETSEEGER, Peggy (Margaret)
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SECRETMargaret SEEGER's half brother Peter SEEGER is reported to have been a member of the Communist Party in 1945.Peter SEEGER is reported to have been one of the organizers of People's Songs, Inc. in 1946. He served as editor, executive chairman, and national director prior to the dissolution of the company in 1949. People's Songs, Inc. was cited as a Communist front which was incorporated January 31, 1946, by the California Committee on Un-American Activities in its 1948 report.Peter SEEGER is also reported to have been a member of the WEAVERS, a musical quartet who entertained at "Closed meetings" of Communist Party functionaries and have appeared before numerous pro-Communist and Communist-front groups. (ONHW-4402, 20 February 1956 from various FBI reports.)> [Figure] A black and white portrait of Margaret Seeger.MARGARET SEEGER12/13/55SECRETSEEGER, Peggy (Margaret)
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SECRETAmerican Student in China37TUCKER, Shelby Jr. (James)CIT-U.S.AFile Check ResultsResidence - Pass Christian, Miss. *Photo Attached*Passport No. 615485. issued 3/29/571.  The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was anti-Communist. (IO Div.)2.  Shelby Tucker appeared at the American Embassy in Moscow, on 9 September 1957, and was interviewed in regards to his trip to China. (Interviewers name not given) The interviewer stated that he was convinced from his talk with Tucker, both before the festival and now, that he was a sincere and loyal if misguided American and that his refusal to give up his passport to the Chinese was not a trick. (State Dept. Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow)3.  The FBI in answer to a file-check request, from the State Department regarding some of the individuals that attended the Moscow Youth Festival, replied that their records failed to disclose any identifiable data of a subversive nature concerning James T. Tucker, Jr. (DFB-88829, 21 August 57)![photo of James Shelby Tucker Jr.]TUCKER, Shelby, Jr. (James)
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AIU POUCHPRIORITYCONFIDENTIAL(Security Classification)DO NOT TYPE IN THIS SPACEFOREIGN SERVICE DESPATCHFROM: American Embassy LONDONTO: THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON.REF: Embtel 1887For Dept.Use OnlyACTIONREC'DAT DEPT.OTHERSUBJECT: Ebassy De-briefing of Shelby Tucker, American Student Who Visited Communist ChinaMr. Shelby Tucker, an Amorican student at Oxford University,visited Comunist China in company with soveral other studentsat the conclusion of the Moscow Youth Fostival. After his arrivalin Poking he was requested by the Chinono Cartunist authorities tosurronder his passport. ir. Tucker refused to do this and as aresult was deported from China into the Soviet Union. lle roturnedto London on September 12 and during his discussions with theBabassy voluntoored to proparo a statement of his impressions ofCommunist China based on his notos. This statement is transmittedas onclosure one.Shortly after Mr. Tucker arrived in London ho was approachedby Lifo magazino for his story, which it is understood he sold tothe editors for a sum of $500.00. A copy of this story, whichwas written by a Life staff writer based on Mr. Tuckor's romarksis transmitted as enclosure two. The Embassy understands thatLife magazine is not now planning to publish this story.Thore is transmitted as onclosure three a copy of Mr. Tucker'saffidavit regarding the use of his passport in Communist China.This affidavit has already boon transmitted to the Department underseparate cover in connection with Mr. Tucker's passport difficultiesbut is included here for the Department's convenionco.It was the impression of the de-briefing officers that Mr.Tucker was sincere in his desire to furnish-information whichmight be of use to the United States Government. Unfortunately,however, Hr. Tucker seems to have vory little background inChinese affairs and his observations, both written and oral, appearto contain little significant political or economic information./Mr. TuckerPOL/F-RHostomickCONFIDENTIALINFORMATION COPYRetain in divisional files or destroy in accordance with security regulations.TUCKER, Shelby
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CONFIDENTIAL(Classification)Page 2 ofEncl. No. 000Desp. No.From Anonbassy LondonMr. Tucker took a number of photographs during his stay in China. One print of each will be forwarded to the Department under separate cover when they have been received by the Embassy.For the Ambassador:Rockwood H.OosterSecond Secretary of EmbassyApproved:Edwin W. MartinFirst Secretary of EmbassyEnclosures:1. Statement of impressions of Communist China2. Life magazine story3. Mr. Tucker's affidavitcc: Taipei, Hong KongCONFIDENTIAL
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SECRETAmerican Student in China38TYLER, Patty (Patricia)CIT-US4Residence- New YorkPassport No. 1 issued 6/12/56File Check ResultsPhoto ATTACHED1. No Record RI.2. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Communist. (State. Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow)3. Sue Steve Tyler.4. Mr Connell told O.O. That Mrs. Tyler interviewed Richmond said he had greatly had all of his teeth removed.   I didnt look to well, that he win to outspoken against the (By phone 14PATRICIA GROLL TYLER6/12/56TYLER, Patty (Patricia)![photo of Patricia Groll Tyler]
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SECRETAmerican Student in China39TYLER, SteveCII-U.S.AResidence - New YorkPassport No. 17 issued 10/22/56File Check ResultsPhoto Anacked1. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Communist. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow.)![photo of STEPHEN TYLER]STEPHEN TYLER10/22/56TYLER, Steve
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SECRET-2-2. 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 the Tylers:"Steve and Patty TYLER (ref. Consulate General telegram to Department 560, repeated Moscow 8, Prague 1, of September 27, 1957) have been traveling in Europe for about a year and a half. Steve is 23. Neither are college graduates. O'Connell felt that Patty was the smarter of the two, but that both were quite sound in their thinking, and he was convinced of their anti-Communist sentiments. O'Connell said that both of Steve's parents had been in some sort of trouble for leftist or Communist activity in the U.S., and that Steve feared that this would unwarrantably be held against him in spite of his violent reaction against his upbringing. O'Connell said that he had never known a case where the views of father and son were father apart." (Foreign Service Dispatch Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.)3. Stephen Tyler's father, Leonard, of 263 Parkside Ave, was a member of the Parkside Club, Communist Party, and in the Parkside Club, he was Press Director and member of the Executive Committee. Stephen's mother, Evelyn, was in April 1949 a member of the stih committee of the American Solar Party. (PRO-94348, 17Nov57)SECRETTYLER, Steve