Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET/PRQ/52. What are subject's personal habits? Liquor, drugs, gambling, mistresses or lovers?    Social drinker but very moderately. No gambling or mistresses.53. Evaluation of subject's character, reliability, security.    All noted excellent.54. With what other foreign power would subject be most likely to collaborate because of his ideology, obligation, etc.? Explain.    None.55. What special abilities, talents, or qualifications are possessed by subject which would conceivably be of value for other operations in the future?    Subject can send and receive Morse code.56. Attach samples of subject's signature and handwriting in all languages known to him, also a recent, dated photograph, and fingerprints.    Previously submitted.57. How was information in Part I obtained?    From subject personally.SECRET-10-
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SECRET/PRQL58. Other miscellaneous operational data and comments.Excellent work done in previous projects should ably qualify subject for use in project AMPHODARCH.Case officerSECRET-11-
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: STC/SPB DATE: 19 July 1954FROM: Chief, WHDSUBJECT: Request for Operational Clearance for use of Arthur G. VAIVADA in Project AMPHODARCH1. Reference is made to Operational Clearance No. C-25507, dated 28 April 1954, wherein the Subject was cleared for use in Project PBSUCCESS.2. It is requested that Subject now be cleared for use in Project AMPHODARCH.3. PRQ, Parts I & II have been submitted to your office, Green List Check No. 9467 was submitted to STD and this office was informed by phone on 16 July 1954 that no derogatory information on Subject was on record with STD.![signature]
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SECRETDATE: 9 July 1954HE:DRI:DUI FOR: STC/SPBATTENTION : Mr. Maurice BradySUBJECT : Cancellation of X0006AH OC on (HMC) Ross Lester CROZIER Project PBSUCCESSIt is requested that X0006AH OC, # C-25507, dated 28 Apr 1954, and granted to (Name) Ross Lester CROZIER for purpose of utilization on project PBSUCCESS be cancelled.F. P. HOLCOMBSpecial Deputy, DD/PCarbon returned to WH noting completionaction completed by Sec/SPBOKJUL 20 1954SECRET
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STANDANO FORM NO. 64# SECRET# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: STC/SPBAttention: Mr. OgdenDATE: 25 May 1954FROM: Chief, W.DSUBJECT: Request for Amendment of OPC - BIPADIAL 0.255071. This division has been advised by the Guatemala City station that BIRADIAL (formerly HUMANOID) is currently being used as cutout in the ESCROW project.2. BIRADIAL, whose pseudonym is Anthony G. VAIVADA, holds OPC for PBSUCCESS.3. In accordance with the recommendation contained in Para. 6.(b), Memorandum of the Chief, Plans, FI, dated 7 May 1954, subject: Project Renewal ESCROW, it is requested that the OPC for this agent be amended to authorize his additional use as stated in Para. 1 aboveRobert D. Jakogefor. C. KINGCopy of 10C dated 26 Apr. 54 was forwarded to Col. SRefslager in response to this memo. Salerno aware of this. Col. 2 JowittSECRET
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SECRET(When Filled In)OPERATIONAL CLEARANCENo. C-25507TO: Chief, WHOperational Clearance is granted for the use of *Arthur G. VAIVADA* as follows:This clearance amends Subject's first name (FN) from Anthony To Arthur.Use however, remains as stated in clearance dated 28 April 1954.As requested in memorandum dated 27 April 1954This clearance is for the specific use set forth above, and is based upon an appraisal of information currently available to this office. It must be borne in mind that this clearance is in no way to be construed as a guarantee of subject's bona fides, but merely reflects that derogatory information, if any, has been considered and evaluated for the instant purpose only.Date MAY 5 1954FI/STC/SPBTC/erSECRETFORM NO. 59-47 PREVIOUS EDITIONS NOT TO BE USED
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SECRET(When Filled In)OPERATIONAL CLEARANCENo. C-25507TO: Chief, WHARTHUROperational Clearance is granted for the use of Arthur G. VAIVADA as follows:As requested in memo of 27 April 1954 this clearance supersedes that of 19 July, 1949 and permits Subject's use under Project PBSUCCESS. Further, this clearance is so amended to allow for Subject's additional duties as cutout under Project ESCROW.As requested in memorandum dated 27 April 1954This clearance is for the specific use set forth above, and is based upon an appraisal of information currently available to this office. It must be borne in mind that this clearance is in no way to be construed as a guarantee of subject's bona fides, but merely reflects that derogatory information, if any, has been considered and evaluated for the instant purpose only.Date APR 28 1954FI/SIC/SPBTC/crSECRETFORM NO. 59-47 PREVIOUS EDITIONS NOT TO BE USED
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SECRET27 April 1954MEMORANDUM FOR: STC/3PBATTENTION : Mr. Maurice EradySUBJECT : Clearance for Arthur G. VAIVADA (PS) - PESUCCESSConfirming conversation on 26 April 1954 between Mr. Erady and Mr. Salerno, PBSUCCESS, it is requested that Operational Clearance No. 68, dated 19 July 1949, granted to Subject under Project BIRADIAL, now be amended and trought up to date for Subject's use on Project P3SUCCESS. In addition, it is further requested that the clearance issued be so amended as to also reflect Sabject's additional duties as cutout on Project ESCROW.![signature of J. C. King]J. C. KINGCWESECRET
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: FI/STC/SPBATT: Mr. BurtonFROM: Chief, WHDDATE: 12 April 1954SUBJECT: Use of Contract Agent Anthony G. VAIVADA as Cut-Out in ESCROW Project1.  The Guatemala Station has advised Headquarters that subject contract agent, who holds Provisional Operational Clearance for PESUCCESS, is currently also being used as cut-out in the ESCROW Project.2.  Pursuant to telephone conversation this date between Hr. Burton and the MI desk officer concerned, it is requested that above reference Provisional Operational Clearance be amended to authorize the use of VAIVADA in the ESCR project as indicated in paragraph 1 above.J. C. AINGCH![handwritten text: Fill, Hold for new request from um Salerno for rust in possuccese a 6.6.54]![handwritten text: (This news brought to attention of Mr. Burton - Mr. Brady - 26 Apr 54) CHK]
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1. Mitchell Hasheny, WAH (see Officer   handling project ESCROW, was advised   on this date that he should submit   a request to STC/5PB to amend the   operational clearance for agent BIRADIAL   to provide for his use in project ESCROW.   It should be noted that BIRADIAL is currently   being used as a cut-out in this operation.DATE:April 9, 1954James R. BurtonSECRET
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SECRET9 December 1953MEMORANDUM FOR: STAFF CATTENTION: Mr. Thomas OgdenSUBJECT: Arthur G. VAIVADA (pseudo)It is requested that the proper clearance be granted for the use of subject, now on Project BIPADIAL, on Project SUCCESS. This will confirm telephone conversation between your office and WH/Personnel on 9 December 1953.![signature of J. C. King, C/WH]Note: I talked to *1410*.Virginia Lynch on the and per platter.Cevadine, I requested a PRQ&I on this. So that I learned what the picture was. - 16 Dec.SECRET
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SECURITY INFORMATIONSECURITY INFORMATION6 August 1953MEMORANDUM TO: FILEFROM: James R. BurtonSUBJECT: Project BIRADIAL1.  BIRADIAL (formerly HUMANOID) is the only agent involved in this operation at the present time. Additional agents are expected to be added at a later date.2.  The Case Officer reported that the agents other than BIRADIAL formerly used in the HUMANOID operation would be picked up by other operations in the Costa Rica area in the near futuro.3.  The Case Officer was instructed to report the change in BIRADIAL's cryptonym and use to SIC/SPB and also the changes for the other agents when their transfer to new projects has been accomplished.4.  SIC/SPB concurrence is subject to further roview of operation after six months whon Commo details will be known.SODETSECURITY I...
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THRUS: Chief, WEDChief, STCSTC/SPBProject HUMANOIDFill inHarmented.Homenord24 September 19551.  From information made available to this office it appears that details concerning the exposure of the technical surveillance of Juan Bosch and subsequent arrests were not fully determined. It is beliovod probablo that ILHAMOID has been compromised with the Costa Rican authorities.2.  It is understood that, with the exception of the HUMANIST Project, UMANOID is to continue inactive for an undeterained period. Any further contemplated use of HUMANOID should be coordinated with STC/SPB3.  In view of his wife's and mother-in-law's Costa Rican background and apparent comections and associations with politically significant personalities, it is recommended HUUNOID discontinue using his home to reproduce material obtained in the HUMANIST Projoct.SECRET
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SECRETOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : STC/OCOFROM : Chief, FDTDATE: 23 February 1951SUBJECT: HUMANOIDThe following answers are keyed to your questionnaire dated 5 February 1951 concerning HUMANOID:a. Subject is an active agent.b. He is used substantially the same as when clearance was issued.c. Subject has not been used in connection with projects other than originally contemplated.d. All information on subject's personal and operational security has been submitted.e. The operation has been considered excellent. The only test of HUMANOID's security has been the test of evaluating his information, and the evaluation of his reliability by the Chief of Station.f. There have been no operational or other changes in the status of this agent which have affected our evaluation of this agent.![signature]SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992CLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**SECRET 072354Z CITE JMWAVE 1869 7 JUL 66 152218PRIORITY ISOLATION INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR, EGLINPBRUXEN KUROAR CHAPPIE RANRODREF A WAVE 2818 (147001)B WAVE 3746 NOT SENT EGLIN (IN 14906)1. REQUEST TRAINING FOR SIX MAN LEADER GROUP SCHEDULEDARRIVE ISOLATION 11 JULY AS FOLLOWS: ISOTROPIC SAME GIVENAMANCHORS LESS EMPHAIS UDI. ISOLATION STRESS LEADERSHIP TRAININGAND ROTATE LEADERSHIP ASSIGNMENTS IN FIELD EXERCISES ENCOMPASSINGTRADECRAFT, CACHING, OBSERVATION AND REPORTING, ALL TRAINEESCOMPLETED JMWAVE TRAINING AND HAVE OA'S AND RECENT LCFLUTTERS.2. TRAINEES:ANLILAC/29 TA IGNACIO (TRAINED AT ISO/ISOT JULY 63)AMLILAC/33 TA MANUEL (TRAINED AT ISO FEB 64) 741 331ANSKIRT/1 TA PABLO (TRAINED AT ISO JAN 65) 753409AMHINT/56 TA FRANK (JMWAVE TRAINING ONLY) 332676AMTRUNK/21 TA LUIS (JMWAVE TRAINING ONLY) 3600063ANLUNT/2 TA FILIPE (JMWAVE TRAINING ONLY) 334081AMPOLISH/1 TA SIMON (ISO/ISOT AUG 65) INTERPRETER C/O TO 285159SECRET
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CLAS ED MESSAGE SECRET IN.52318 PAGE 2/2BE ASSIGNED.3. REQUEST AIRLIFT LEADER TEAM TO ISO NIGHT 11 JULY AND RETURN AMANCHOR GROUP ISO VAVE NIGHT 12 JULY.SECRETBT:SECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCHTO:Chief, WH DivisionCLASSIFICATION:SECRETPROCESSING:PROPOSED:XXACTION:ACCOMPLISHED:FROM:Chief of Station, JMWAVE/COSSUBJECT:TYPIC/OPERATIONAL/AMLILACTermination of AMHINT-56ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:Action Required: Cancel OA and MOCTransmitted herewith are copies of Form 2457, Agent Service Record, and Damage Report on AMHINT-56. Subject was terminated 31 December 1967 due to reduction in Special Operations assets resulting from budgetary considerations.Irving C. DEVUONOAPPROVED:TH COUCT ING OFFICERFeb. 21.1968Attachments:1 - Form 2457, 2cys h/w2 - Agent Service Record, 2cys h/w3 - Damage Report, 2cys h/wREVIEWED:Distribution:3- WH/COG w/atts 1, 2, and 3 h/wCS COPYDATE TYPED:22 Jan 68DATE DISPATCHED:JAN 26 1968DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER:UFGA-29367HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER:201-332676201-332676
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SECRETATTACHMENT #1 to UFGA-29367INVENTORY - nJH STAFF PERSONNELARBITRARY NO.SUBJECT'S 201201-332676OTHER FILE NO.SURNAMEAMHINT-56IST NAMEPERSONALIAOTHER GIVEN NAME/TELECODETYPE OF NAMECOUNTRY OF BIRTHDATE OF BIRTHCITIZENSHIPNATURALIZED-US(yes or pending)COUNTI. CURRENTLY. BESIDESCITY 'CURRENTLY RESIDES-YEARMARITAL STATUS (most recent)SEX (M or F)OVERT OCCUPATIONLANGUAGELANGUAGEMILITARY SERVICE-COUNTRYBRANCH OF SERVICEINCLUSIVE DATESCOUNTRY AREA KNOWLEDGECOUNTRYCOUNTRYFUNCTION(S) PERFORMED FOR AGENCY (limit to 62 spaces)CODEFUNCTION(S) PERFORMED FOR AGENCY (limit to 62 spaces)CODECONTRACT EMPLOYEETYPE A OR BTYPE EMPLOYEECONTRACT EMPLOYEE WIFEFULL. PART TIMEOR WAEMAINTENANCE/SERVICECONSULTANTPROPRIETARY OR SUBSIDYCAREER AGENTFIELD AGENTHOS. FF OR USFINDEPENDENT CONTRACTORMOC/MOAOPERATIONAL APPROVALPOASTATUSSTAFF CLEARANCECSA/PCSAHOS COMPONENT RESPONSIBLEFIELO STATION RESPONSIBLEPROJECTCOVERENTRY ON DUTY DATEYEARLY SALARYDATE LAST PAY CHANGEPART OF A RETIREMENT PLAN - SPECIFY (limit to 62 spaces)DATE TERMINATEDREEMPLOYASLESTAFF CEILING SPACE31 December 1967YesREMARKS (re: termination, etc.) (limit to 62 spaces)ATTITUDETerminated due to budgetary considerationsGoodFORM4-65 2457SECRETQti UFGA-29367CS COPY201-332676
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SECRETAGENT SERVICE RECORDATTACHMENT #2 toUFGA-293671.  Agent's cryptonym or pseudonym: AMHINT-562.  Project identification: AMLILAC Group3.  Agent recruited by: AMLITAINT-14.  Capacity in which agent served: Small boat operator5.  Rate of pay: Monthly--$300-6.  Other Commitments: None7.  Agent dismissed by: AMLITAINT-18.  Reason for dismissal: Reduction of assets/Subject was on    INACTIVE STATUS/AMLILAC Reserve Force since 1 September 19669.  Security risks: None10. Is agent recommended for re-use: Yes11; Manner of dismissal: Verbal friendly12. Letter of termination signed: NoSECRETAt 2 LIFGA.29367CS COPY201-332676
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SECRET:ATTACHMENT #3 to UFGA-29367DAMAGE REPORTNAME: AMHINT-56Last date SGSWIRLED 31 March 1966Safehouse and Training Areas Exposed and Cover Companies ExposedSafe Sites 177, 255, 342, 206, 259, 164, 343Maritime 181, 276Training 184, 211, 313The unknown location and identification of ISOLATION, ISOTROPIC Ft. Stewart, Camp McCall, and AMDOTIndigenous Agent Personnel ExposedAMLILAC Group Member'sAMANCHOR Group MembersHERMES Team MembersAMNUBA-1, 2, 3, and 4
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SECRET-2-WOFIRM Personnel ExposedStanley R. ZAMKA/Dr. MirandaEmory D. PREMSELAR/BillAubrey K. PAUKERT/JerryPaul D. DECRUCCIO/EdHugh R. DENDY/GeorgeRonald C. HIRSCHTICK/JeffClayton B. FARSHTY/FrankReuben A. HANNULA/FredPaul V. MENDICINO/TedAubrey R. PARANT/RandyAlton T. PIRNACK/LarryStewart V. KAPRIDNO/DeweyIrving N. PEGGINS/JoeJohn K. TARTARILLO/JohnIrving C. DEVUONO/LeePaul H. KUBIAK/ReneKurt C. MAKRICKAS/EdEwan K. SCHWAMBORN/BobPhilip D. GLAVASCO/RudyPeter V. BOAROTTI/JohnOliver D. CIMOCK/RalphHenry Y. DORISTOOK/FrankISOLATION Staff by NicknamesAMDOT Staff by Nicknames.Louis F. THURLAND/JohnJohn K. GARZYNSKI/RoyClayton D. HEIPPERT/DonGrover P. LYTHCOTT/ChipFelix R. TITTLEY/JackBernard F. KARPOVICH/TomKeith N. PATTAKOS/JuanMaurice A. POYNTZ/TedHarold V. KARABLY/JackNigel P. YASUINAS/MartyJohn H. HEMMING/GeorgeIndigenous Instructors ExposedAMSHAM-1/JoeAMSHRUG-1/true nameAMHINT-18/JorgeAMHINT-19/true nameAMTERRY-1/true nameAMSKILL-1/JoseAMSWING-1/CharlieAMJILT-1/JoseSECRET
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SECRET## Operational Areas ExposedYUMACUSPIDORROOTCUDGELALICEENOCHJEANINEESSAYONSIDAZORROBOWSERCAUTIONCLOAKCANEGLADYSPYROCUBICDINGLEJASONPRYHUBBARDSNOOP## Loading Sites and Vessels ExposedNaplesSafesite 184M/V PETRELM/V EXPLORER IIM/V ROINAO/V GULLO/V SPRAYO/V SATURNAnd Crews## AIRCRAFT:PBY## Internal Assets ExposedNone.SECRET
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992S-E-C-R-E-TATTACHMENT #2TRAINING REPORTTEAM/GROUP: PERUMEN II(211 hours, full-time)11 July - 13 August 1966(Date)Student: FRANKCOURSE OBJECTIVE AND CONTENTThis course is designed to train indigenous personnel in paramilitary resistance activities and intelligence collection operations in denied areas. Approximately 70% of the student's time is devoted to practical work and field exercises and 30% to the theoretical aspects essential for a logical understanding and application of training covered during the course.PERFORMANCE EVALUATION* U - UnsatisfactoryPerformance is so low in relation to requirements of the work as to be unequivocally below minimum standards.W - WeakAchieved minimum standards, but less than adequate (in terms of indigenous personnel participating in the program).A - AdequateHas achieved the basic level required. Satisfactory, characterized neither by deficiency nor excellence.P - ProficientMore than satisfactory. Has acquired a solid beginner's proficiency. This rating may be interpreted as representing "average" on our rating scale.S - StrongExceptional proficiency, characterized by thoroughness, initiative, originality, and an exceptional student understanding and application of paramilitary resistance activities.0 - OutstandingPerformance is so exceptional in relation to requirements of the work and in comparison to the performance of other students doing similar work as to warrant special recognition.* Modification of the Office of Training standard rating scale at the specific request of JMWAVE.S-E-C-R-E-T
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S-E-C-R-E-TFRANK|                                                                     | HOURS                                                           | RATING || ------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------ || 1. MAP READING (ABILITY TO REPORT LOCATIONS USING GRID COORDINATES) | 12                                                              | P      || 2. NAUTICAL CHARTS                                                  | 8                                                               | P      || 3. WEAPONRY (U.S. & FOREIGN)                                        | 31                                                              | P      || 4. CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT                                             | -                                                               | -      || 5. RESISTANCE ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS                           | 20                                                              | P      || 6. AMBUSH TACTICS AND OPERATIONS                                    | 24                                                              | S      || 7. RAID TACTICS AND OPERATIONS                                      | 24                                                              | P      || 8. CACHING                                                          | 20                                                              | P      || 9. CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT LINES (E&E)                                 | -                                                               | -      || 10. OBSERVATION AND REPORTING TECHNIQUES                            | 40                                                              | S      || 11. LEADERSHIP TRAITS AND CAPABILITY                                | See Comments                                                    |        || 12. OPERATIONAL PLANNING ABILITY                                    | See Comments                                                    |        || 13. SKETCHING                                                       | 12                                                              | A      || 14. SABOTAGE (SEE ATTACHED STB REPORT)                              | -                                                               | -      || 15. TARGET PHOTOGRAPHY                                              | -                                                               | -      || 16. AIR RECEPTION ACTIVITIES                                        | 20                                                              | P      || 17. WEAPONS QUALIFICATION<br>(TEST RESULTS ATTACHED)                | Pistol Non-Applicable<br>Rifle Sharpshooter<br>SMG Sharpshooter |        |OVERALL PERFORMANCERATING LETTERPRating takes into account trainee's effectiveness, such as performance in operational skills, tactics, techniques, leadership, planning, teamwork, motivation and limitations.2S-E-C-R-E-T
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S-E-C-R-E-TFRANKThe ratings above, and narrative comments hereunder, are derived from a synthesis of all evaluations submitted on each respective trainee by the instructor staff.Overall performance ratings of all students in this class were as follows:WEAK O ADEQUATE O PROFICIENT 6 STRONG O OUTSTANDING ONARRATIVE COMMENTSOver-all, FRANK was the most conscientious and hardest working student in his class. His serious attitude and fine performance warranted a highly proficient rating.In preparation of plans, completion of written exercises, and execution of field problems, he demonstrated a high level of achievement.During the Ambush Exercise, FRANK had a leadership role during which he adhered to a detailed plan, exerted good control over the team, and produced a very successful ambush operation.FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING:PREPARED BY:APPROVED AND FORWARDED:![signature of JEROME W. GREINER]JEROME W. GREINERProject Officer![signature of JOSEPH M. HUDACEK]JOSEPH M. HUDÁCEKChief Instructor8/30/66Date3S-E-C-R-E-T
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FRANK - Frank was the hardest working student of the group. He consistently arded himself to all phases of the aining with equal and great diligence. However, his practical work, which took him a great deal of time to perform, was always a little sloppy. When Frank crimped detonators or threw improvised grenades, he was very shaky. However, he did not seem at all nervous about working with other hazardous material. He asked many pertinent questions which contributed to the group's training and always answered test questions correctly and in detail. He was cooperative and reacted well to correction. Some supervision was required since the staff instructors were concerned about his nervousness with detonators. His overall performance was rated as proficient.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCHTO: Deputy Chief, WH/SACLASSIFICATION: SECRETFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: TYPIC/Operational/AMLILACAmended MOC for Subject 201-332676ACTION REQUIRED: FYIREFERENCE: A. UFGA 18946, 9 December 1964B. UFGA 17818, 25 September 1964Transmitted herewith for Headquarters information and files are three copies of an amended Memorandum of Oral Commitment for Subject 201-332676. This amendment is submitted due to a raise in Subject's salary.ANDREW K. REUTEMANAttachments:A. 3 cys, MOC H/WB. 3 cys, IDEN U/S/CDistribution:Orig & 2 - Addressee w/atts![stamp] CS COPYDATE TYPED: 14 Jan 65DATE DISPATCHED: JAN 18 1965DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UFGA-19442HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-332676