Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, KUDESKINFO Chief, WE; Chief, AF; Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, LCPIPIT Chief of Station, AlgiersFROM Chief of Station, LondonSUBJECT KUDESK QRPREY STEBONY0 Old Letter from STEBONY/1ACTION REQUIREDREFERENCES1.  Cleaning out some old papers, I ran across a letter from STEBONY/1 (copies attached). The letter vas sean by TIFFANY, RODIGAST, et al., during the busy week they all spent in London, and is sent along now to bring the record more or less up to date.2.  A batch of other materials, which arrived through our postal arrangement, were turned over to TIFFANY, and they are presumably now a part of Headquarters' records.![signature of George H. KATZENBACH]George H. KATZENBACHAttachments: HerewithDistributions2-Chief, KUDESK w/att h/v3-Chief, WE w/att h/w2-Chief, AF w/att h/w2-Chief, KUWOLF w/att h/w2-Chief, LCPIPIT w/att h/w2-COS, Algiers w/att h/w
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Dear Katzenbach,TO: Chief, KUDISHFROM: Chief of Station, LondonAttachment to OELA-43,58913 July 1965I'm pleased you have received at least one of my letters, but I still wonder if you got a large envelope containing three letters which had been held and return all at once. As one of the letters was rather detailed and dealt with matters of some importance, I'm rather disconcerted -- to say the least -- to think that it may not have found its way to you. The envelope measured 8 by 5 inches and was light tan in color. A confirmation of its receipt would be appreciated.Of course, I understood about the service, the newsletter, not being a definite thing. In any case, I am not looking for a sinecure, but for a good, deep cover and that seemed to be one. It also gave me something to offer contacts and would have strengthened my position considerably. At present, my cover is as light as the Emperor's new clothes.Still no positive reply from any publication in the States, and the general silence from my American "friends" is not very encouraging. Here, the situation is much-better, and if I can get to Algiers in good time, after visiting Grippa and Andersson and seeing some contacts in Paris, my position will be better, but I still see myself representing the West Indian Gazette or Cinnamon and/or the Institute of Race Relations. Mrs. Sheila Patterson, their editor, even suggested that I do a short paper-back book for them, gathering together the conference documents with an analysis. All of this is better than nothing, but it definitely isn't much.On the other hand, for the future, Noureddine Medjdoub, who has been Tunisian cultural attaché here, is returning to Tunis to take over the editorship of the Socialist Destour Party paper, L'Action. He has suggested that I write some features for him, after the Afro-Asian Conference in Algiers and that I try to get to Tunis to discuss future projects with him while I am in North Africa. You well know what many Africans and Arabs think of Tunisia at present, so there may not be much that we can do with this arrangement.This afternoon, I saw Dennis Phombeah at the Tanganian High Commission. Until three months ago, he was at the U.N. He claims that Vergès came to London last December and saw Babu about me and other matters, but that Babu was not convinced. He says he did not know that I was in London until recently -- this was our first meeting since the spring of 1964. Now, he proposes that he try to get the editorship of The Nationalist, the TANU paper in Dar es Salaam, for me. We will discuss the matter again at lunch next Monday. It would be a fixed post in Dar and I can't yet fathom why he is willing to suggest me for the job. He claims he has not been in touch with Vergès.att 1 to OELA-43589CS COPY STEBONYLI 201-306052
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, KULESKCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGINFO Chief, KUWOLF; Chief, MEX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGFROM Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPITSUBJECT C DIDORIC/Operational ORPHECY/STEBONY/Request for Background MaterialsMICROFILMACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction requested: Paragraph 3.1. Career Agent Rufus F. RODIGAST has been briefed by Paris/ LCPIPIT on an ad hoc basis to date regarding information on the Afro-Asias national liberation movement of operational interest to his handling and guidance of STEBONY/1. As the STEBONY operation progresses, however, it is LCPIPIT's intention that those handling STKBONY/1 become more knowledgeable on the subject of the national liberation movement than STEBONY/1, himself, as a means to ensure the best possible operational guidance to the agent and to provide another element of agent control--superior knowledge.2. LCPIPIT's limited files include two basic documents:   Attachment to OPIM 630, and Book Dispatch No. 4463. We also have selected disseminations and reports on Chinese Communist activities in Africa. What would be most useful, however, would be a collection of reports and analyses, whether overt or covert, discussing the following topics: a) Jacques GRIPPA and the pro-Chinese European Communist factions; b) the Afro-Asian Journalists Association (the Headquarters TPRANSACK c/o has had a file on this organization's founding); c) the individual national liberation movements and d) operations of the national liberation movements, individually and collectively, out of such centers as Algiers (at least up to 19 June 1965), Dar es Salaam, Accra, Cairo, Djakarta, Havana, etc/.; e) national liberation movement relations with, and operations out of, the Bloc, both Moscow and Peking oriented; f) support and guidance of the national liberation movement by non-Bloc communist parties and selected fronts.3. We recognize that much of the information on the above mentioned topics may not yet be collated, if indeed it is available; however, we should appreciate receiving from Headquarters such materials as you feel would best meet LCPIPIT's operational needs in working with STEBONY/1. Of special value would be a bibliography of overt writing on the subject, greatly alleviating the security problem and more logistics of bringing RODIGAST and a large volume of classified reading together, in a secure environment, over an extended period.Harvey G. FAHNRICHDATE 9 July 1965Distribution:2 - C/KULESKCROSS REFERENCE TO C/KUWOLFDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER OFLA 2613CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHQS FILE NUMBER200-126-79/3
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DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGTOChief, KUDARK CARICAINFO.Chief, WE; Chief, Chief, LCPIPIT; Chief of Station, Algiers; Chief, KUWOLFFROMChief of Station, LondonSUBJECTSTEBONY JAGUARXNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAR JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMReport on STEBONY/1ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES1. Transmitted under separate cover is a JAGUAR report on STEBONY/1.   While JAGUAR did not state what the DOI was, JAGUAR's letter was dated 15 June 1965.2. ARHOUD, in JAGUAR's para 2 11, should be ARNAUD.3. The comments contained in the report are either consistent with what STEBONY/1 has told us or consistent with what STEBONY/1 is supposed to have been telling other people - sometimes both.George H. KATZENBACHAttachments: (USC)Distributions:Chief, KUDESK w/att USC3-Chief, WE w/att USCChief, AF w/att USC2-Chief, LCPIPIT w/att USC2-COS, Algiers w/att USC2-Chief, KUWOLF w/att USC![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]CS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TO![Dated 15 JULY 65]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROELA-43,522DATE201-3060522 July 1965CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHQS FILE NUMBER
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# SECRETTO: Chief, KUDESKFROM: Chief of Station, LondonSeparate Cover Attachment toOBLA-43,522, 2 July 1965Richard Thomas GIBSON2. The following further information has been received from a secret and reliable source:i) GIBSON was to leave London on the 8th June en route to Algiers via Brussels, Lausanne and Paris, and he expects to arrive in Algiers about the 20th June.ii) GIBSON has said that he will be in Algiers in his capacity as a journalist and that while there he may be contacted through Georges ARNOUD at the Directorate of Information or through an American, Marc SCHLEIFER, who is the representative in Algiers of the 2nd of May Movement. He has also said that he is anxious to meet some responsible members of the Afro-Asian Journalists' Association Secretariat in order to clear his name of the charges brought against him by VERGES.iii) As a journalist GIBSON is hoping to be allowed to attend the Second Afro-Asian Journalists' Association Conference and he has made enquiries as to when it will be held.iv) In commenting on an invitation which has been extended to Hodee EDWARDS to visit North Korea, possibly via Indonesia, GIBSON has said that he would very much like to visit Indonesia but that there is little chance of his doing so as the West Indian newspapers by which he might be employed would be unlikely to pay the cost of his fare.SECRET GS201-306052
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DIANE CHATELANCA/CF77676 APRIL 1967SECRETLCPIPIT INFO LONDONDTDORIC QREBONYREFS: A. OEPA 90B. OELA 43237C. LCPIPIT 0619 (IN 38606)1. CONCUR $ 100 PER MONTH PAY RAISE FOR OREBONY/1 RECOMMENDED TAX SUPPLEMENT WILL BE $70. REF A. WOULD PREFER EFFECTIVE DATE 1 JULY 67.2. TO SATISFY ADMIN REQUIREMENTS, PLS PROVIDE AMENDMENT TO LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING REF B, REFLECTING THIS AND OTHER INTERMEDIATE RAISES GRANTED QREBONY/1 SINCE DATE REF B.3. WOULD ALSO PREFER ABOVE RAISE BE GIVEN QREBONY/1 IN THE HAND RATHER THAN THRU QRPURE, RESERVING LATTER CHANNEL FOR SPECIAL EXPENDITURES (SUCH AS TRAVEL COSTS) WHICH INVOLVE RELATIVELY LARGER SUMS OF MONEY AND FOR WHICH IT MIGHT BE MORE USEFUL USE QRPURE COVER FOR ATTRIBUTION, PLS ADVISE.4. BELIEVE THIS WOULD BE APPROPRIATE TIME SATISFY QREBONY/1 CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT FOR PERIODIC SGSWIRL. IN ADDITIONOEVIOUS QUESTIONS, REQUEST HE BE SPECIFICALLY QUERIED SIX
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MESSAGE FORM# SECRETSECRETARIAE DISSEMINATIONACR 13 0 3341 57INDEX DISTROY RETURN POL BRANCH FILE EXIDPICS PILE NO.RID COPY RPGS FILE VESECRETPAGE TWOCITE DIRECTOR 90256RE (AL KNOWLEDGEABILITY HIS WIFE AND AMSQUAWA REGARDING HIS WOFACTAND OR LNFORT CONNECTIONS AND (B) HIS ESTIMATE THEIR RESPECTIVEACCEPTANCES HIS PRO-CHICOM COVER AURA.5. DISPATCH, ORIGINALLY PREPARED TO INCORPORATE ABOVECONCURRENCE, FOLLOWS WITH ADDITIONAL COMMENTS.END OF MESSAGE![signature of chief, CA]CHIEF, CA,CA/B & F LH.ShoemakerE/BC/UK R.H.WebsterCI/ICG![signature of james murphy]JAMES MURPHYCHIEF, CA/CFSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS P
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SECRET4 APR 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT: QREBONY/1 - MOC AmendmentREFERENCE: OFLW - 1699, 1 November 19661. Effective 1 September 1966, the MOC of QREBONY/1 was amended to provide compensation of $746.00 per month.2. Please see attached reference for the salary break-down.3. We regret that due to an administrative oversight, this memorandum was not submitted at an earlier date.Signed Thomas Mc KinleyThomas Mc KinleyChief, CA Support GroupAPPROVED:CPDAttachment:OFLW - 1699DDP/CA/Pers/JChaplin:nd (30 March 1967)Distribution:Orig & 1 - Addressee1 - OF/APB/CAAS)1 - CA/PersSECRET
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DIANE L. CHATELANCA/CF24 MARCH 1967PLS SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 20SECRETROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY:INDEX DESTROY RETURN TO CA/CF BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO. 201-306052CA/04 RID COPYFILE: 0A2 EUR3 CI/102 CI/0425 15 32Z CITE DIRECTOR B6838LCPIPIT INFO LONDONDIDORIC QRZBONY QKOPERARE LCPIPIT 0519 (IN 24171)RE PARA TWO REF, PLS ADVISE DETAILS OF CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH WENZERROWDAND SABA WERE MADE WITTING WOFACT'S CONTINUING INTEREST IN GREBONY/1.END OF MESSAGEC/CA/B3 - Mr. Pallow (telecord)EUR/BC/UK - Mr. Webster (telecord)DIANE L. CHATELANCA/CF 24 March 1967COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.AUTHENTICATINGOFFICESCOPY NO.201-306052
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FBI dc.23 Mar. 67 (Wash)Re: Richard Thomas Gibsonno Rufile given
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, HOVE!CLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGBO INDEXING REQUIREDORLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN RIDGE MADEINGMICROFILMINFO Chief, EUR; COS, London, Chief, WOMUSEFROM Chief, LCPIPITSUBJECT DIDORIC/OperationalCRPREY/REBONY/Institution BaseACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESReferences: A. LCPIPIT-8161B. DIRECTOR-66211, paragraph 3At their 15 March meeting, (REBONY/1 and RODIGAST discussed QREBONY/1's running his own pro-Chicon group, at least as a paper organization to allow him to get close to target conferences and institutions as a bona fide delegate rather than bystander. QREBONY/1 feels that if not done right this could cause trouble, because of usual organizational rivalries. He is thinking of beginning by writing and circulating a statement in support of the statement on "Afro-American Liberation" which appeared in the 6 December Ad Hoc Bulletin (Marxist-Leninist) in Chicago. He would use a pseudonym to sign his statement, but would let all his friends know that the pseudonym was really himself, and he might use Manchanda's address. Perhaps Grippa would agree to circulate or print it. If this statement goes over, CREBONY/1 could escalate into a small organization. He will show RODIGAST a craft of his statement, but also will discuss it with Manchanda for "ideological purity".Distribution3-C/MOVIEW2-C/WOMUSE1-C/EUR2-COS/LondonP. F. CILIBERTICROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NURSEROEPA-164DATE MAR 22 196720 March 1967CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHQS FILE KUMBER200-124-156/3
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTIONTO: Chief, WVIEWINFO: COS, London; Chief, EURFROM: Chief, LCPIPITSUBJECT: DTDORIC/Operational QREBONY/Salary Raise for CREBONY/1ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES1.  At the time of his recruitment in June 1965, QREBONY/1 was told that his $600 monthly tax-free salary would be raised to $800 once he got a job in a target organization, which of course was the goal of his planned summer activity in Algiers.2.  Through no fault of his own, the Algiers assignment (and other possibil- ities, such as Djakarta) evaporated shortly thereafter. Meanwhile, WOFACT changed its signals and eventually decided to base QREBONY/1 in Europe targeted against individuals and groups in various countries.3.  From the beginning, QREBONY/1 has proved more than satisfactory as an agent. lie has carried out assignments given to him with knowledge and tact and the proper spirit, has used his own initiative as much as our guidance, and has not violated our instructions. No one will argue that he hasn't proved to be better than we collectively thought he would be, and in terms of his own abilities-apart from targets which may or may not be accessible to him he is getting better all the time.4.  Last year, about a year later than CREEONY/l might have expected his salary to go up from $600 to $800, ve raised it to $700. He was pleased, and he has not complained as much as he used to about a shortage of funds. (Presumably QREBONY/1 is responsive to the generally good treatment he has had, to the respect for him as an individual and the appreciation of his services; probably he is carried along as such by his own personal satisfaction in knowing he is meeting requirements and continually breaking new ground.)5.  Nevertheless, LCPIPIT believes the time has come to raise QREEOKY/1's salary to the promised level. We can all agree that we are still getting his services cheap; QREBONY/1 receives no quarters, living allowance, or educational allowance for his children. His increased gratitude, the relief he will undoubt- edly feel at being able to reduce his present financial worries, are more than worth the extra $100.Distribution:3-C/NOVIEM2-COS/London1-C/EUR(continued)![circled number 201]CROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OEPA-090DATE: FEB 24 1967, 21 February 1967CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHOS FILE NUMBER: 200-124-156/2
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRETOEPA-0906. If Headquarters agrees, the money can be paid through QRPURE (whose monthly check will go up from $100 to $200 in this event). QRPURE could write to QREBONY/1 expressing his pleasure at the results of syndication of GREEONY/1's meterial, and announcing that the monthly fee will go up to $200; alternatively, QREBONY/1 could write to QRPURE saying he feels the sum should go up, and QRPURE would reply affirmatively.P. F. CILIBERTI
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Monsieur et Madame GIBSON30, Stockleigh HallPrince Albert RoadLONDON N.W.8 -(Grande Bretagne).AFF. GIBSON C/VERGESChers Madame et Monsieur,Je m'empresse de vous faire savoir que j'ai faitciter la Société des NOUVELLES EDITIONS INTERNATIONALESpour l'audience du 13 avril prochain.Or, je viens d'appendre que celle-ci est mise enfaillite et que Monsieur PINTA, Syndic de faillite, a éténommé par jugement du Tribunal de Commerce.Je ne vois pas, dans ces conditions, l'intérêt quevous avez à poursuivre le paiement de sommes qui vous sontdues par cette Société dont le passif dépasse de loin toutactif.Voudriez-vous, je vous prie, me donner vos instruc-tions définitives compte tenu de cette situation.Je vous indique d'ailleurs que vous pouvez produireà la faillite entre les mains du syndic, mais que bienentendu celui-ci vous demandera un jugement pour pouvoirinscrire votre créance toute théorique contre la Sociétéqui, comme je vous l'indique plus haut n'a que des detteset aucun actif.J'attends donc de vos nouvelles et vous prie decroire, chers Madame et Monsieur, à l'expression de messentiments dévoués.S. SCHWARTZENBERG,Avocat a la Cour.
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![photo of Jay Gibson]Jay Gibson, funded in CEPA-0006, 26/1/67, filed QREBONY logs.Ebony soft201
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DBB 71942, 25 January 1967 100-300-004Abstracted from pages 36 and 37q. At a meeting held on August 14, 1966, STANFORD mentioned that Robert Williams allegedly has $1,000,000 available for the use of RAM.NY T-10 advised on September 26, 1966, that STANFORD prior to moving to Philadelphia on September 18, 1966, discussed RAM and ROBERT F. WILLIAMS with him. According to the source, STANFORD has alleged WILLIAMS has money available for RAM.During the course of the conversation, STANFORD stated that the contact man between RAM in the US and R. Willians' is one Richard GIBSON in Paris, France. STANFORD stated that GIBSON passes on messages from WILLIAMS and will be the man contacted by whoever is designated as a courier to go to China to get the money. Source also stated that he was told Richard GIBSON was living in the Crystal Hotel (phonetác), Paris, France, and was working out of the La Royale Cafe (phonetic), Paris, France.![signature of Gibson]
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# SECRETUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONWASHINGTON, D.C. 20535BY LIAISONDate: October 24, 1966To: DirectorCentral Intelligence AgencyAttention: Deputy Director, PlansFrom: John Edgar Hoover, DirectorSubject: RICHARD GIBSONINFORMATION CONCERNINGA source of this Bureau who has furnished reliable information in the past recently advised that during the Fall of 1966, a member of an Italian pro-Chinese Marxist-Leninist organization stated that one Richard Gibson was suspected of being a spy for the Central Intelligence Agency. According to this individual, Gibson recently had been in Milan, Italy, in the company of a female secretary from Paris, whose home is in New Rochelle, New York. At that time Gibson remarked his travel and activities were possible because he had married a wealthy English woman. Other things were said which aroused the suspicions of the Italian.According to our source, the Italian pro-Chinese Marxist-Leninist subsequently relayed his suspicions concerning Gibson to Rene Raindorf, a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Belgium (Marxist-Leninist). Raindorf reportedly thereafter met in Brussels, Belgium, with Gibson although he had indicated the Belgian pro-Chinese communists would look into the charges of the Italian Marxist-Leninist.CS COPYSECRETGroup 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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# MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 34JAES M. MURPHYFILE BIDFT: CA/CPSECRET1O INDEX:7767NO INDEXATE: 31 AUGUST 1966FILE IN CS FILE NO. 200-12-156/3234ROUTING5678DISSEN DY30/3 PER.ChessDESTROYRETURN TOBRARCFROM: DIRECTORCONF:CA/04 RID COPYINFO: VR , FILE EUR 8, AF), CAZ, CCS3,CI/OA, Cilops, FI, FI/INTZ C1/1C2(CLASSIFICATION)SECRET(DATE AND TIME FILEDI(REFERENCE NUMBER)11745'Z CITE DIRECTOR .32195TO LCPIPET DFO LONDONREF: LCPIPTT 7388 )83410 אב(DTDORIC CREBONY1. NE REF PARA 7: GEANA DESK REP MOT CREDORY FOR ASSESSMENT WITH VIEW TOWARD   X   HIS POSSIBLE LATER USE ACADIST GHANA TARGET. DISCUSSION HODEE EDWARDS WAS GENERALPROBING OF CREBONY RELATIONSHIP AND ESTIMATE EKK HER PERSONALITY. WHILE CREBONY MAYCALLHAVE DEFERRED POSSIBILITY RELATED OPERATION CER COMMISSION, WOFACT REP AVOIDEDSUGGESTING SUCH WAS PLANNED MUCH LESS MIEM. IN FACT, DESK HAS NOT DEVELOPED.SUCH DETAILED HOS PLANS FOR CREBONY OPERATION GRANA, GIVEN UNCERTAINTIES INDEVELOPING SITUATION ON GROUND. WHEN AND IF CLEAR FOCUS SUCH OPERATION WORKED OUTAND AGREED WITH ACCRA STATION, WESTAFRICAN TRIP WOULD PRESUMABLY BE FIRST STEP.2. WAILE SUCH TRIP MENTIONED TO OREBONY AS PROBABLY USEFUL, EMPHASIZED TOQREBONY THAT VIETNAM IS TOP PRIORITY AT THIS THE. STRONGLY FEEL HE SHOULD SITTIGHT AND PLAY OUT THIS SIRING WITHOUT PLAINING FOR EXTENSIVE AFRICA SWINGS, PARTICU-DARLY AFTER HAVING JUST RETURNED FHUMWOLADY TDY. WIE VIET TRIP AND RUSSELLFOUNDATION MORE DOEDIATE HIGHER PRIORITY TARGETS CLOSE TO HOME AT THIS TIME, SEE.LIFILE VALUE AND UNNECESSARY RISKS IN OVEREXTENDING HIM IN WIDE AFRICA SWINGS OF:LZS3 DMEDIATE INTEREST. THIS EVEN MORE TRAJE FOR EAST AFRICA GIVEN STATION VIEWSRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETiGROUPCochuded hamAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERdamprating anddoclass regionREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:FILE RIDSECRETRO INDEXFILE IN CS FILE KO.ROUTING15263748DESTROY RETURN TO BRANCHFROM: DIRECTORCONF: RID COPYINFO: VR , FILECLASSIFICATIONSECRETREFERENCE NUMBER:CITE DIRECTOR 32195PAGE TWOPER AJDA 1989 ON NEED FOR LONGER STAY, WITH ACCOMPANYING COVER AND CONTACT PROBLEMS, AND INDICATIONS OF PHOMBEAH EOSTILITY, NATURE AND EXTENT OF WHICH WE CANNOT IMMEDIATELY ASSESS. HQS VERY SATISFIED WITH CREBONY PERFORMANCE AND DEVELOPMENT SO FAR. WHILE UNDERSTAND HIS TEMPERMENTAL INCLINATION TO PRESS FOR ACTION ASSIGNMENTS INVOLVING BEING CONSTANTLY USEFUL TRAVEL, HE SHOULD BE ASSURED, IF NECESSARY, THAT SUCH DEMONSTRATION OF IS NOT NEEDED AND NOT ALWAYS IN BEST INTERESTS PROJECT DEVELOPMENT.3. REF PARA 8: WILL BE POUCHING LONGER REPORTS ON QREBONY VISIT HERE WHICH DELAYED BECAUSE OF PRESSURE OTHER WORK. KACCOMAYER RETURNED TO OREBONY ORIGINALS FIRMAN AND OTHER CORRESPONDENCE HE LEFT, BUT SENDING COPIES WE END MADE OF THESE AND REPORTS HE SUBMITTED ON WOLADY CONTACTS BY TRANSMITTAL MANIFEST 722028.4. RE PARA 9 REF: YES. WE WOULD STRONGLY PREFER THAT RAISE BE MADE AVAILABLE TO GREBONY BY TRANSFER FROM COVER FIRM, WHICH WE WILL EXPECT ARRANGE SOON (AWAITING CLEARANCE ON ONE & INDIVIDUAL WED WOULD HAVE TO BE CUT IN). CAN YOU MAKE DIRECT TRANSFER UNTIL THIS IS SET UP.END OF MESSAGEAF/4/3. Foy (in draft)COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETJAMES M. MURPHYCHIEF, CA/CFAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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### CLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**ACTION: NSSEM BY3INFO: FILE VR, CA2, EUR 8, WH/C8, FF8, SAVA 2, AF7 CI, Culops, alica, CalDA, FI, FILINTaSECRET 251622Z CITE LCPIPII 7388 (CILIBERTI ACT ING)DIRECTOR INFO BRUSSELS, THE HAGUEDIDORIC QREBONY1.  RODIGAST (R) OREBONY/1(Q) AS SCHEDULED23 AUGUST. BALANCE DOLADY REPORTING BEING POUCHED AS WELL AS NEW RPORTS. O PLANNING TRAVEL PARI BRUS-ROTTERDAM POSSIBLY FRANKFURT, VIENNA 2-12 SEPT. ROD WILL MEET O ANTWERP 8 SEPT.2.  ROBERT WILLIAMS IN LETTER TO 025 JULY FROMPEKING SAID HOPES DE EUROPE LATER IN YEAR PROBABLY GOING SWEDEN TO MAKE SPEECH. ALSO ADVISED HE MAY TRY PUBLISH CRUSADE FROM PEKING AND ASKS Q'S HELP WITH DISTRIBUTION. ATTACKED HYPOCRITICAL RACIST CUBANS. (THIS INFO BEING DISSEMINATED).**SECRET**PECHEL