Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief of Base, JHAVEFROM:Chief, WHDSUBJECT:PAGE 2ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESPROCESSING* MARKED FOR INDEXING* NO INDEXING REQUIRED* ONLY QUALIFIED* HEADQUARTERS DESK* CAN JUDGE INDEXING* ABSTRACT* MICROFILM3. Interpretation of the "Commuted Rate Table" citing examples was requested in paragraph three of the references:a. Shipment of 4,000 lbs. of HHE from Washington, D. C. to Miami (1,111 miles) - $12.00 rate is used. In this instance the mileage is more than 1100 miles (Column "A" of Table No. 3); therefore, any mileage in excess of 1100 miles up to and including 1150 miles, the rate in Column B ($12.00) is used for shipment of 4,000 lbs. and up.b. Minimum rates-(1) Three hundred fifty pounds billed at 500 pounds: reimbursement at the applicable rate for shipment of 500 pounds is authorized. If billing is less than for 500 pounds, reimbursement is applicable thereto.(2) Shipment of 850 pounds HHE from Rockville, Maryland, to Miami and billed for 1,000 pounds: reimbursement - since the net weight (850 lbs.) exceeds the number of pounds shown in Column B (774 lbs. - breakpoint in lbs. for 1150 miles), the applicable rate is that shown in Column D ($15.00 for 1150 miles), and the applicable rate is the minimum hundredweight of that Column (D), instead of the actual weight (850 lbs.) of the HHE transported.(3) The 1,000 pound minimum weight allowance for shipment to or from Fishers Island, New York is for additional allowance only and does not apply to shipment of effects from Rockville, Maryland to Miami.4. We hope that the above has helped to clarify the transportation and storage of HHE in connection with a domestic PCS movement.END OF DISPATCHDistribution:2 - COB, JWAVEDATE TYPED6 NOV 1961DATE DISPATCHED15 NOV 1961DPGS 681HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBERCLASSIFICATIONSECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WMIDINFO:FROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: JMATE/ADMIN - Transportation and Temporary Storage of HHEACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction Required: As stated.Reference: HR 22-11a(1)1. Please advise for what period reimbursement is allowable in each of the following instances of temporary storage of HHE which preceded the individual's actual PCS assignments to JMWAVE on 20 August 1961:Harold R. NOEMAYR - In anticipation of being assigned PCS to JMWAVE NOEMAYR placed his HHE in temporary storage in Alexandria, Virginia on approximately 1 July 1961 from whence they were shipped to Miami on 22 September 1961. The date of the personnel action assigning NOEMAYR PCS JMWAVE is unknown. The date of his PCS travel order is unknown.William D. WENHEAD - In anticipation of being assigned PCS JMWAVE WENHEAD placed his HHE in transit storage in Washington, D. C. on 27 July 1961 from whence they were shipped to Miami on 24 August 1961. The date of the personnel action assigning WENHEAD PCS JMWAVE is unknown. His PCS travel order approval date is illegible.2. Cases have arisen which are not specifically covered by regulation. Please advise what reimbursement is allowable under HR 22-11a(3)b and attachment 2 in each of the following circumstances:A. Employee on PCS transfer from Washington, D. C. to Miami carried 543 pounds of effects in his POV. A proper weight certificate was obtained. There was no cost to employee.B. Employee rents a trailer on which his HHE are hauled between domestic PCS points incident to his PCS transfer. Cost to employee was only for trailer rent.C. Employee rents and drives a truck containing his HHE between domestic PCS points incident to his PCS transfer. Cost to employee is truck rental only.ContinuedDistribution:3 - WMDDATE TYPED: 25 Oct 61DATE DISPATCHED: OCT 28 1961DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UFCT-910HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-16881
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SECRETPage 2TO: Chief, WID SUBJ: Transportation and Temporary Storage of HHE UFCT-9103. A question has been raiced on how to interpret the rate tables in attachment 2 to HR 22-11. For example, the mileage from Washington, D. C. to Miami, Florida is 1,111 miles. In shipping 4,000 pounds of effects between these points is the employce entitled to reimbursement at the rate of $11.70 or $12.00 per hundred weight? In addition, reimbursements where minimum weight allowances coour are not olear. De assume that in the case where 350 pounds is billed as 500 the employee is entitled to payment for 50 hundredweight at the applicable rate. However, in the case of a shipment from Rookville, Karyland to Miami where 850 pounds shipped is billed as 1,000 pounds what reimbursement is in order? HR 22-11, attachment 2, mentions a 1,000 pound minimum only in regard to Fishers Island, New York.4. Your early reply will be appreciated.END OF DISPATCHSECRET
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DATE 39620 SEP 61TO • DIRECTORFROM • JMWAVEACTION BELL 10INFO • WH 5, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING142 SUPPORT536SEP 20 16192 61ROUTINEIN 32174DIR CITE WAVE 7985JMZIP ADMINREF A DIR 87859 (out 87489)B DIR 87791 (out 88844)C WAVE 7658 (17386)IN VIEW FACT MESSRS DEAN, CROZIER IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS W/O HHE AT TIME DESIGNATION PCS 20 AUGUST, REQUEST AUTHORITY TERMINATE PER DIEM ABOVE INDIVIDUALS ON DATE ARRIVAL HHE BUT NOT BEYOND 26 SEPTEMBER 1961.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *RE EXTENT PER DIEM REDICTIONS.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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SECRET15 September 1961MEMORANDUM TO: Career Agent PanelSUBJECT : Assignment of Harold A. HoemyerApproval is requested for the PCS assignment of Hoenyer to SHAVE, a domestic base. Subject will be utilized as an Ops Officer in PI/Propaganda activities in support of Project JMATE. It is anticipated that Hoemyer will receive a cover salary (offset) during the period of this assignment. Such offset would not exceed his net Agency compensation./S/ Inford W. HerbertJ. C. KINGChiefWestern Hemisphere DivisionDistribution:Original & 1 - Addressee1 - C/MED1 - C/ME/Ops1 - C/WH/L1 - WH/L/PA/Prop1 - WH/L/PersonnelWH/4/Personnel:RPCILLS:jtr (15 September 1961)SECRET201-161881
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1524ORIG: RICHARD F. GILLS:jtrJUNIT WH/4/PERSONNELEXT : 4031DATE: 8 SEPTEMBER 1961CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING4561 SEP 61 15 432TO : JMWAVEFROM: DIRECTORCONK: BELL 10INFO: WH 5, S/C 2SIG CENDEFERREDROUTINEOUT95185TO HAVEINFOCITE DIR: 10966JMZIP ADMINRoss L. CrozierWILL BE ASSIGNED WAVE PCS. IF NECESSARY RETURN HQS FORPROCESSING HE SHOULD BE SCHEDULED WITH STAFFERS.END OF MESSAGE![signature of Judy/WAVE]G/WH/4/SUPPORT: ![signature]WH/4/PA-PROP: ![signature]G/WH/SUPPORT: ![signature]201-168881![signature]Froj. C. KINGR. K. DAVISC/WHDC/WH/4RELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATING OFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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SECRET25 June 1961MEMORANDUM FOR:Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT:Amendment of Contract, case of Harold R. REMAYERIt is requested that the Contract for Subject, as amended, be further amended to discontinue that portion of the "Compensation" section which states: "You will receive additional compensation, amounting to $80.00 per month, effective 4 January 1961, in lieu of payment of the regular overtime rates for irregular, unscheduled and frequent overtime, for the duration of this assignment". It is requested that this discontinuance be effected C.O.B. 10 June 1961.HERBERT V. JUULChief, WH/4/PersonnelAPPROVED:FRED F. CYRUSChief, WH/4/SupportSECRET201-168881
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SECRETMr. Harold R. NoemayrDear Mr. Nosmayr:Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 June 1957, as amended.Effective close of business 10 June 1961, that portion of Paragraph two (2) entitled "Compensation which pertains to the authorization of additional compensation in the amount of $80 per month is deleted in its entirety.All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in full force and effect.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBYContracting Officer
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ORIG: JOHN H. MARTIMUNIT: WH/4/PERSONNELEXT: 8350DATE: 6 JUNE 1961 1594CLASSIFIED INFOSECRETROUTING 06-07TO: JMWAVEFROM: DIRECTOR BELLCONF: BELL 15INFO: WH 4, BELL S/CTO WAVE INFOJMZIP ADMINREF: WAVE 6491 (IN 2592) *JUN 6 17042 61DEFERREDX ROUTINEOUT 5782OUT 9792CITE BELL 08910891PREMIUM PAY FOR SUBJ REF WILL BE DEPOSITED HIS BANK BETWEEN 23 - 27 JUNE IN AMOUNT $343.36 NET, COVERING PERIOD 8 JAN. THRU 10 JUNE.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: * REQUESTED ADVISE MR. ROSS CROZIER RE PREMIUM PAY.WILLIAM E. EISEMANNC/WH/4/SUPPORTHERBERT V. JUULC/WH/4/PERSONNELRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATING OFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.201-168881 Copy No.
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579DATE: 1 JUN 61CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TTO: BELLFROM: JMWAVEACTION: BELL 15INFO: COP, ADDP/A, WH 4, BELL S/CROUTINGSUPPORT142536JUN 1 21282 61TO BELL INFOJMZIP ADMIN FINANCERE WAVE 5287 (IN 1907)* CITE WAVE 6491ADVISED DATE PREMIUM PAY TO BE PAID IR ROSS CROZIER.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENT:* REQUESTED CONTRACT BE AMENDED TO PROVIDE FOR PREMIUM PAY.![photo of handwritten note that says: Maybe he wants to know which payday will bring the windfall.  Hard. Suly.]![photo of handwritten note that says: 6 qum 61: Our conversation with le had recd. Joe Heldson, SAAS, to Cis contract to the Amendment Pay and the for premium lee deportes in thick shmid arranged (or between) is baga 53-579 Mufly is 8343.364t the ans.? Wave.]S-E-C-R-E-T201-168881REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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4 May 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT : Amendment of Contract, case of Harold R. BEMAYERIt is requested that the Contract for Subject, as amended, be further amended to reflect the following addition: *Compensation*. "You will receive additional compensation, amounting to $80.00 per month, effective 8 January 1961, in lieu of payment of the regular overtime rates for irregular, unscheduled and frequent overtime, for the duration of this assignment."HERBERT V. JUULChief, WI/4/PersonnelAPPROVEDChief, WI/4/Support
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DATE: 322 2 MAY 61TO: BELLFROM: WAVEACTION: BELL-15-INFO: COP, ADDP/A, WH, BELL S/CCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING1.2. PM3.4.5.6.MAY 2 14332 61ROUTINEIN 1136BELL CITE WAVE 5979JWZIPHAROLD R. NOΞMAYR ARRIVING HQS 2 KAY ON EAL 648 FOR CONSULTATION. WILL CALL CHOADEN ON ARRIVAL.END OF MESSAGE
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ERVIN W. SCHMIDTDC/MH/4/SUPPORT87126 APRIL 1961TO: JMAVEFROM: JMBELLCONF: BELL 15INFO: COF, ADOF/A, WM 3, BELL S/CTO WAVE INFOCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET192ROUTINGDEFERREDROUTINECJ 1125112CITE BELL 39633968JMZIP ADMINREF: WAVE 5237 (IN 1907)PER REF REQUEST CONTRACT WILL BE AMENDED TO ADD $30 MONTHLY EFFECTIVE8 JANUARY FOR DURATION THIS ASSIGNMENT.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: Request Noormayer's contract be amended effective 8 January 1961to provide for premium pay.![signature of William E. Eisemann]WILLIAM E. EISEMANNCHIEF, WH/4/SUPPORTRELEASING OFFICERC/WH/4/PERSONNELCOORDINATING OFFICERSECRET![signature]ERVIN W. SCHMIDTDC/MH/4/SupportAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE : 865 06APR61TO : BELLFROM : JMHAVEACTION: BELL 15INFO : COP, ADDP/A, WH 3, BELL S/CROUTING1234566APR61 C112ZROUTINEIN 1907BELL CITE WAVE 5287JMZIP ADMINREF A WAVE 4968 (IN 0324)*B UFGS 0284C UFGS 22851. IN REPLY PARA 3 REF B:3A. YES3B. YES3C. WAVE HAS NO OTHER CONTRACT TYPES THIS GRADE RANGE3B. YES2. UNSCHEDULED, IRREGULAR DUTY FAR EXCEEDS MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS STATED REF C. HE HAS BEEN SO QUALIFIED SINCE BEFORE INCEPTION PREMIUM PAY ARRANGEMENT AND WILL SO CONTINUE THROUGH OPS CLIMAX SAME AS WAVE STAFF EMPLOYEES.3. REQUEST HIS CONTRACT BE AMENDED EFFECTIVE 8 JAN 1961 TO PROVIDE FOR PREMIUM PAY.END OF MESSAGE*C/S COMMENT: MONEY, OIL ADDITIVE, AND LOADED CLAMS INFILTRATED VIA OPNREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRET(EVEN WHEN BLANK)NOSD 38055 BDATE 3 April 1961I DO HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IN MY OP CONTACTS RELATIONS WITH THEONLY UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, I WILL USE THE FOLLOWING SIG-NATURE WHERE REQUIRED:Roger T. Fox(SIGNATURE)Roger T. FOX(NAME, PRINTED OR TYPEWRITTEN)WITNESS: Oliver H. CorlorRIGHT THUMB PRINTSECRET201-168881
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Nº SD 38055 ASECRET(EVEN WHEN BLANK)DATE 3 April 1961I DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT MY TRUE AND LEGAL SIGNATURE IS:> [Figure: Signature of Ross L. Crozier]Ross L. Crozier(NAME, PRINTED OR TYPEWRITTEN)RIGHT THUMB PRINT> [Figure: A thumb print]WITNESS:> [Figure: Signature of Oliver H. Carleton]SECRET201-168851
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Base, JMHFEFROM: Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECT: CROZIER, Ross (Premium Pay)ACTION REQUIRED/REFERENCE: REF WATE 4698 (IN 4338) dated 21 March 1961.1. The contract of Ross Crozier with amendments has been reviewed. It is noted that the terms set forth a rate of CS-12 as full compensation and no provision is indicated permitting additional pay. Overtime does not apply above GS-10 and premium pay has not to date been applied to contract types.2. The approval of premium pay is based on CSC Regulations, Section 25.261 which permits such pay to full-time employees subjected to substantial amounts of irregular, unscheduled overtime, night and holiday duty. Consequently certifications were received from supervisors at Headquarters attesting to those eligible and in the field all staffers were processed for this in GS-11 and above (not to exceed the top of a GS-15) on the knowledge of the various assignments subjecting our employees to these qualified conditions.3. Since processing is an administrative exercise of effecting a personnel action to add to his salary and thereafter assure that he is taken off this entitlement as soon as he is no longer entitled to it, it is not intended to do this for short periods. Except in the initial cases effective 1 February 1961, this pay becomes effective the beginning of the first pay period after he enters this type duty and is taken off the end of the pay period when he is no longer subjected to such duty. On contract types, it is suggested, therefore, that overall aspects be considered such as:a. Is his duty and salary similar to a staffer receiving this entitlement?b. Is the period of time proposed for the duty 30 days or longer?CONTINUEDExternal Distribution:2 - AddresseeInternal Distribution:1 - WH/L/Support1/ WH/L/RegistryDATE TYPED: 23 March 61DATE DISPATCHED: 29 MAR 61HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-168891CLASSIFICATION: SECRETORIGINATING TYPIST: vlmOFFICE: WH/L/SupportOFFICER: E.W. SchmidtOFFICE SYMBOL: C/WH/L/OPSDATE: 3/27/61COORDINATING:RELEASING:
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETUFOS - 284c. Does requesting application to this case indicate that this should be done on all other contract types in this grade area andd. Does the current and proposed duty entitle him to this additional pay?Upon review of this additional information, if you feel an equivalent compensation should be effected, the case will be considered for possible amendment for approval by the contract officer of our organization. Additional details concerning personnel entitlements are being forwarded under separate cover.END OF MESSAGE
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CONFIDENTIALU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1954-8200301. Agency and organizational designationsD. /WH2. Payroll period3. Employee's name (and social security account number when appropriate)NOEMAYER, HAROLD R. (P) CAREER AGENT6. Grade and salary$9,215PAYROLL CHANGE DATA| BASE PAY           | OVERTIME | GROSS PAY | RET. | FEDERAL TAX | BOND | F. I. C. A. | STATE TAX | GROUP LIFE INS. | NET PAY || ------------------ | -------- | --------- | ---- | ----------- | ---- | ----------- | --------- | --------------- | ------- || 7. Previous normal |          |           |      |             |      |             |           |                 |         || 8. New normal      |          |           |      |             |      |             |           |                 |         || 9. Pay this period |          |           |      |             |      |             |           |                 |         || 10. Remarks        |          |           |      |             |      |             |           |                 |         |11. Appropriation(s)12. Prepared byjlv 22 March 6113. Audited by14. | Effective date | 15. Date last equivalent increase | 16. Old salary rate | 17. New salary rate |    | -------------- | --------------------------------- | ------------------- | ------------------- |    | Apr61          | 18Oct59                           | $9,215              | $9.475              |Periodic step-increase Pay adjustment Other step-increase18. Performance rating is satisfactory or better.![Signature]19. LWOP data (Fill in appropriate spaces covering LWOP during following periods).![check applicable box] In pay status at end of waiting period.  In LWOP status at end of waiting period.No excess LWOP. Total excess LWOP.Initials of ClerkSTANDARD FORM NO. 11:66-RevisedForm prescribed by Comp Gen., U. S.October 26, 1954. General Regulations No. 102PAYROLL CHANGE SLIP - DISBURSING OFFICER'S COPY
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620DATE : 21 MAR 61TO : BELLFROM JMWAVEACTION BELL 15INFO : COP, ADOP/A, WH 3, BELL S/CCLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-EATROUTING142 SUPPORT536MAR 21 20042 61-ROUTINEIN 4338TO BELL INFOJMZIP ADMIN CITE WAVE 4698REQUEST MR ROSS CROZIER'S CONTRACT BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE PAYMENT FORPROJECT PREMIUM ALLOWANCE. ADVISE WHEN PAYMENTS TO BEGIN.END OF MESSAGE> [Figure: Signature of John]Ans. by dispatch 3/23/61EG> [Figure: Signature]pls see aic! (Mr Schmitt is fepairinga reply!)HerbSol-168881S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE 463 17 MAR 61TO BELLFROM WAVEACTION: TSD 2 #112565INFO COP, ADDP/A, BELL 15, WH 3, BELL S/CCROC Ans LesterSEC SECRETAPPROVAL WORK RECORD WH/3/MMAR 17-16102 61ROUTINEIN 3826BELL CITE WAVE 4534MZIP AQUATIC1. PLS REGISTER ALIAS ROGER T. FOX FOR PSEUDO HAROLD R.NOLMAYR2. SUBJ KNOWN AS FOX TO OPS CONTACTS. DOCS BEING/ISSUED INNAME FOX.END OF MESSAGESECRET201-168881REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.SECRET
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A-4Mr. Harold R. NoemayrDear Mr. NoemayrFileReference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 June 1957, as amended.Effective 8 January 1961, and to continue for the duration of your current assignment, paragraph two (2) of subject contract, entitled "Compensation" is amended to authorize additional compensation in the amount of $80.00 per month in recognition and compensation of the irregular, unscheduled and frequent requirement of hours of duty over and above the regular and daily schedule.All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in full force and effect.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBY15/Contracting Officer201-168811
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3 July 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT : Termination of Contract - Harold R. NOEMAYRIt is requested that the contract for Career Agent Harold R. NORMAYR, as amended, effective 1 June 1957, be terminated upon close of business 30 September 1983. Subject was advised of this termination on 1 July 1963, and the 90 days actual notice required by para. 15 (a) of the contract expires on 30 September 1963.Desmond FitzGeraldChief, Special Affairs StaffDDP/SAS/PERSONNEL/John H. Martin/kct (3 July 63)Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - SAS/Personnel
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SECRET# MOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP|             |                                      || ----------- | ------------------------------------ || TO: (Chief) | CHIEF, RECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISION || ATTN:       | CHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT */SAS*    || REF:        |                                      |MILITARY COVER BACKSTOP ESTABLISHEDBLOCK RECORDS:(ΟΡΜΣΜΟ 20-800-11)a. TEMPORARILY FOR __________ DAYS, EFFECTIVE __________b. CONTINUING, EFFECTIVE __________NA SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO 3.(HB 20-800-2)X ASCERTAIN THAT APMY W-2 BEING ISSUED.(HB 20-661-1)X SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER.(8 240-250)X SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY.(R 240-250)REMARKS:COPY TO CPO/OP![Signature of James H. Franklin]201-168851James H. FranklinCHIEF, MILITARY COVER, CCEDISTRIBUTION: 1-OSD/OS I.PSD/OS, 1-ADPD/COMPTSECRET
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104-10215-10125 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MEMO FOR THE STUDENT FILEFROM: Rufus A. Horn, Jr.CONFIDENTIAL11 February 1958This folder contains information on the 41 American students that went from the Moscow Youth Festival to China. The information was prepared for FE-2 CE working purposes. The material has not been carded, and the material is non-record, and should be destroyed sometime before 1 January 1959.![signature]DISTRIBUTION:1. For student fileCONFIDENTIALCS COPY200-8-14
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SECRET22OCT1957MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FE-2 CESUBJECT: File-check Results of the American Students in China1. Cursory file-checks have been conducted on the American students that went from the Moscow Youth Festival to China and the results are attached hereto.2. The file-checks are by no means complete, for they were conducted only for the purpose of determining the subject's political doctrines.![signature of Rufus A. Horn]Rufus A. HornAttachment: As stated aboveDistribution:1 - Chief, FE-2 GE w/attachment student file1 - IO Div. w/attachment2 - Originator w/attachmentSECRET
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# SECRET1American Student in ChinaKALHANOTE, LouisResidence - Brooklyn, New YorkPassport No. 618189 issued 3/5/57Y:CSA. PhotoAttachEoFile Check ResultsMIS-CARD to All NAMES: Frio141minicy Studen to that we wil ofte in theLouis Alhanote, in 1954, visited the Soviet and Polish United NationsDelegation, in New York City. As of 1950, the subject was a subscriber to the "Daily Worker". In August 1952, the subject was a signer of the Nominating Petition that was circulated in behalf of Communist leader Simon W. Gerson, Representative in Congress, Thirteenth Congressional District, New York City. In 1949, the subject made application for membership into the Young Progressives of America. In 1951, a play "Longitude 49" was put on by the New Playwrighters, Tec, at the Czechoslovak House, New York City, the subject was a participant in this play. The subject, in 1955, was a member of the Labor Youth League of New York City. (DFB-88463, 20 August 1957.)> [Figure: Portrait of Louis Alhonote](over)LOUIS ALHO NOTE4/22/55ALHONOTE, Louis
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## SECRET2. 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 Louis Alhonote:"Louis ALHONOTE, from Brooklyn, was mentally ill and had been told by a doctor that he was paranoic. Once in a meeting of the American group when one of the other members disagreed with him, he dashed a glass cup against the wall. On a second such occasion, he threw a glass cup at Jake ROSEN, which caused Rosen to have three stitches in his chin and five in his biceps.. This second incident was hushed up only with difficulty because the Chinese authorities learned of it when a doctor was called."SECRETALHONOTE, Louis