Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETAPPENDIX CEDITORIAL OFFICE AND AGENCIES CF"AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION"and "REVOLICE"The Editorial Office is at 40, rue François ler,Paris 8e and there are the follwing agencias.-Brazil - Juresa FISA*XR*, Avenida Viera Sruto 86,Ipanema, Ri: de Janeiro, Guanabers.Britain - L. Leigh St.est, London, 7.C.1(Note - This is the business address of aPakistani Communist, Pusaduq Ahmed)China - A.K. KHEIR. 9 Tai Chi Chang, Pekingsdistributions Guozi Shudian, P.O. Box 399,Paking (37)(Hot: - KHEIR, a Sudanese Cocmunist, is amember of the Forld Council of Peace andworks for the Caina Peace Committee whichis located at 9, Tai Cai Chang, Peking.Cuozi Studien is the official ChineseGovernment centre for the distribution ofChinese literatura ard propaganda)Cuba - Coreral Suarez entre Ayestaran y Calzada deRar.cho Boyerce, Havara.Figaria - F.Z.I. ILOKHAI, 309, *A*oolowo Haii, Universityof Siguria, Naukka.Switzerland - Lutropole, 10-11, Lausenre.(Hote This is Mils ANDERSCH'e home andbusiness address)Tanganyika - Jwell *A*OGOO, P.O. Box 9221, Dar-es-Salaam.U.S.A. - Root 6034, I Union Square, Naw York, B.Y.Zanzibar - P.0. Box 1146, Zanzibar.
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# DISPATCHChief, WEChief, KUBOLD, Chief, KUBARK; Chief, AFChief of Station, Paris; Chief of Station, LCPITChief of Station, London RIF"Revolution, Africa, Latin America, Asia"REF: (A) OFLA-41,545 (10 September 1964)(B) CE-39,251 (24 September 1964)Attached is a recent JAGUAR report dealing with Subject publication, and the comments of Richard Gibson. In light of the continuing interest of the Addressee offices, this material is being made available on a strict KUBARK INTERNAL USE ONLY basis.JAGUAR has asked that the report's PEPRINS distribution (if any) be limited to ODACID only. Any distribution beyond that indicated above should first be cleared with JAGUAR.![index]Attachments: Report, herewithGeorge H. KATZENBACHDistributions:- Chief, WE w/att h/w- Chief, KUVOLF w/att h/w- Chief, KUBARK w/att h/w- Chief, AF w/att h/w- 008, Paris w/att h/w- 008, LCPIPIT w/att h/wCOPYDATE TYPED: 20 Oct. 64DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OFLA-41,788HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 11-4-105D 200-4-303D 200-4-321CROSS REFERENCE TO:D 29-4-105D 29-4-151CLASSIFICATION: SECRET
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RICHARD GIBSONCIRUR A LALALAND"AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION"The following information was received in the first half of October 1964 from a source in close touch with Richard GIBSON, the former Editor of "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution".2. GIBSON was aware that a member of people had thought that the Chinese Communists had provided some financial backing for "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution", but this was true only to the extent that the Chinese had a standing order for 3,000 copies of each issue of the English edition. If the Chinese had given more general financial assistance VERGES, the publication's Director, would not have had to contend with the present financial difficulties and possible bankruptcy.3. VERGES had had access to a relatively large sum of money which had been held in Switzerland from the time of the Algerian war of independence. When this had dried up VERGES had been unable to replenish it. Reports that VERGES had stolen this money were not true.4. The publication owed 40,000 Swiss francs to a business-man, possibly Swiss, named KESEL and 30,000 francs to the French printers. In GIBSON's view too much money had been spent on maintaining prestige offices at 40 rue François ler, Paris.5. When "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution" was banned in Switzerland all except 100 copies of issue No. 12 were seized by the Swiss authorities. These 100 copies had already been sent to GIBSON.6. The French edition "Revolution" has not appeared since August 1964.16th October 1964.Comment 1) Para. 4Source could not provide any further particulars about KESSEL.
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# "AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA, ASIA REVOLUTION"RICHARD GIBSONC.I.T.U.R A LANGLANDFORMER ED. OF L.A. A.R.SAN ALVINO PARISCHICOMS RELATFINANCE OFFSAN ONLARLINGTONOSER A 2.00COPIES DThe fol: owing information vas received in the first half of October 1964 from a source in close touch with Richard GIBSON, the former Editor of "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution".2. GIESON was aware that a number of people had thought that the Chinese Communists had provided some financial backing for "Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution", but this was true only to the extent that the Chines had a standing order for 3,000 copies of each issue of the English edition. If the Chinese had geven more general fins cial assistance VERGES, the publicatica's Director, would not have had to contend with the present financial difficulties and possible bankruptoy.3. VERGES had ha access to a relative.y large sum of money which had toen heid in Switzerland from the time of the Algerian var of independence. When this had dried up VERGES kad been unable to replerish it. Reports that VERGES hed stolen this money were not true.4. The publication oved 40,000 Swiss francs to a business-man, possibly Swiss, raned KESSEL and 30,000 frence to the French printers. In GIESON's view too much money had been apecat on maintaining prestige cffices at 40 rue François ler, Paris.5. When "frica, Latin America, Asia Revolution" was banned in Switzerlend all except 100 copies of issue No. 12 were saized by the Swiss authorities. These 100 copies had already been sent to GIBSON.6. The French edition "Revolution" has not appeared since August 1964.16th October 1964.Comment 1) Para. 4Source could not provide any further particulars about KESSEL.11) Para. 4Source did not say whether the sum owed to the French printers was in Freach or Swiss francs.![photo of jacques cercle's handwritten note]GELA-41788 - Encl-1011-224-105
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# DISPATCHChief, EEChief, EUUCL; Chief of Station, Paris (LOFIT-7)Chief, AF; Chief, KUERSK; Chief of Station, ParisChief of Station, London.LCREPRE Draft of Round-up on ExopoliticsREF: OELA-42,233. 5 January 19651. As noted in Ref, mention was made during one of LCREPRE's bi-weekly meetings that I did not attend, of a "round-up in preparation". The apparent antecedent was Richard Thomas SIRCUS, and I undertook to find out from LCREPRE just what was what.2. As it turns out, LCREPRE was preparing a round-up of information re Exopolitics, rather than on SIRCUS. In response to my somewhat agitated query (due to recent traffic relating to OIBO19, in particular), LCREPRE rushed forth with the rough draft of their resume-ur, which is attached. They point out, however, that this draft is completely uncleared; it has not made the rounds of the responsible political departments and should not be regarded as a final product. In addition, it should be noted that it is intended, when completed, only for circulation within the EXOTER government - principally in overseas elements - and not for general publication.3. LCREPRE, after expressing the foregoing qualifications, invite any contributions that KUERE would like to offer. The substance of the round-up seems to offer little room for controversy, although's UDEER/ISC may be able to contribute additional information. We also wonder whether the English-language edition has made any impact in the Eastern Zehnisphere.4. We assume that the appendix of personality data will be forwarded to us along with the final draft, of the final edition.Attachments herewithDistribution:-3-Chief, VR w/att a/w-2-Chief, EUUCL7 w/att h/w-2-Chief, LCREPRE w/att a/w-2-Chief, AF w/att h/w-2-Chief, KUERE w/att a/w-2-COS, Paris w/att h/w![illegible stamp]CLASSIFICATIONSECRET![signature]George B. KOTZEBACKDATE TYPED12 Jan. 65DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEROELA-42,304HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER![aperture card reproductions logo]
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DRAFT SECRET1.  During the past year *Revolution* and the *Review of Africa Latin America Asia Revolution* have undergone some important changes. For a time during the past it was reported that the publication was in financial difficulties but in the most recent French edition, No.12, dated October-November it was announced that the magazine would continue on a new basis, with an enlarged Advisory Board, appearing every two months, not only in an English and a French edition but also in a coming Spanish edition to be published in Bogata for Latin America.2.  The changes which are being made do not in any way alter the pro-Chinese complexion of the magazine. Though the magazine now seems on a much firmer financial basis, there is as yet no evidence that the Chinese are directly subsidizing it. They are however buying copies and taking advertisements.It has been reported that when Verges was in Peking in the early part of 1963, the Chinese agreed to take out 3,000 subscriptions to "Africa *Asia*" and these were in due course transferred to *Africa Latin America Asia Revolution*. When the publication sold for five shillings, this was worth £750 a month. Each issue has contained at least one full page advert. ement of Chinese Communist publications.3.  The publication has also had contact with the Chinese through Abdul Rahman Mohamed Babu, a member of the Advisory Board who is Minister for Commerce and Co-operatives in the Tanzanian Government. Babu visited China in 1960, became the East African correspondent of the *New China News Agency* in 1961, and went to China again in October, 1963.4.  By the end of 1963, *Revolution* had established contact with the Communist splinter-group in the UK, led by Michael Loffre, which is on the Chinese side in the Sino-Soviet cold war.
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# SECRETThe French weeklyEntitled *Revolution*, this is now published by S.A.R.L. Nouvelles Editions Internationales, 19, rue Gît-le-Cœur - Paris 5°. The first issue of *Revolution* in September, was published at 40, rue François 1er - Paris 8°, printed by "La Cité", Lausanne, Switzerland, but bound by Etrigny, France; then in the spring, the Director, Jacques M. Vergès, had run into financial difficulties, he found cheaper premises for his editorial office at 52, rue Galande - Paris 5°, and with 10/11 of July/August changed his printers to Offset-Presse.It seems that *Revolution* was in financial difficulties for several months. The trouble began, apparently, when the French authorities seized copies of issue No.7 of the French edition of March 1964 because of an article it contained on French overseas territories. Creditors became alarmed, fearing that the publication might be banned, and demanded settlement of their debts which were then estimated to exceed £10,000. Jacques M. Vergès remains Editorial Director with the following as Advisory Board ("Collaborateurs à la page, entre autres"). New-comers to the Board since the last issue in July/August are marked with asterisks.Lohane: ZanzibarMoulana Wul Hasie Theo Chustani PakistanAnilcar Cabrera VenezuelaDoba Diallo AraliNguyen Hieu VietnamHassan Gias IUARCastro da Silva Aut AngolaCarlos Ferran AspataMarconal Ferrer ColombiaAbdul R/Karim MalayaThe first change of the original Advisory Board came with the inclusion in No.8 of Kartin Valdes - Spain. The next change was in issue No.9 when Hanza Alavi - Pakistan-was replaced
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Maulana Abdul Esaid Khan Khashani also from Pakistan.It was reported that Hamza Alavi resigned because he objected to the publication's pro-Chinese attitude. An important further change came with the appearance of issue No.10/11 last July in which was prominently published a "Communique" announcing the dismissal from the Advisory Board of Richard Gibson. The Communique accused Richard Gibson, is an American Negro, of having "used his former position as secretary to the "Fair Play for Cuba Committee" to infiltrate the International Revolutionary Movement". Some details of personalities are given at appendix.7. In Revolution No.12 it is claimed that the total issue of the new and enlarged bi-monthly magazine, including French English and Spanish editions, will be 50,000. However, since his dismissal, Richard Gibson has stated that, during his time on the magazine, while about 20,000 copies of the French edition were printed, the top sale of any issue was never more than 7,500 copies. In the case of the April No.8 issue, he says that the total sale in France was 3,000 copies. The prices of Revolution are given as: Africa: 2.5 dirham, 2.5 dínars, 150 C.F.A. Europe: 4.50 Francs. This represents a 15% increase in the price of the French edition. But this is accompanied by a lowering of the price by 35% in countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America. Those taking out annual subscriptions are informed that they are entitled on request not only to make use of *Revolution's* Documentation Centre & International Workers' Movement and the Struggle for National Liberation, but also to free copies of the magazine *Peking Information*. Those taking out a long-term subscription now will also be entitled to "publications in foreign languages from Peking".8. A main feature of issue No.12 is a leading article by Jacques Verges entitled "Hiroshima, plus jamais!" Possibly by coincidence, this was published at the same time as the //first ...
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First Chinese nuclear device was exploded;9. The Russian view of *Revolution* was made clear in *Pravda* on June 3 in an article attaching China, containing the following passages: "fractionist groups ... are also involved in the publication in several languages, with Peking's bribe, of a new "international" journal with the high-flown title of *Revolution*."*The English Edition*10. Now entitled *Africa Latin America Asia Revolution*, the English edition was originally published in Algiers with the title *African Revolution*. From the third issue onwards it was published in Lausanne as *Africa Latin America Asia Revolution*. In issue No.7 of November 1963, it was announced that the editorial offices were then located in Paris, with the offices of the French edition, but it continued to be printed in Switzerland. In August, 1964, the Swiss Government banned the "printing edition and the transit" through Switzerland of the English edition because they considered *Africa Latin America Asia Revolution* "an organ of propaganda of the Chinese Communists, designed for non-European countries, which does not limit itself to supporting the liberation struggle of the so-called colonial peoples but also propagates the political views of Red China".11. The last English issue in the old series which has come to hand was No.11 of March. The first in the new series, No.1 Vol.II dated September/October is published in Paris by S.A.R.L. Nouvelles Editions Internationales, from the same address as the French Edition, 52, rue Galande - Paris 5º. This English edition, which was previously similar in format to *Readers Digest*, is now glossy and similar in format to the French edition. Most of the articles in it are re-printed from the French edition *Révolution*.*The Editorial Board*12. As with the French edition, the Editorial Director remains Jacques L. Vergès, with the same Advisory Board except except /that ...
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# SECRETthat Anilear Cabrera - Venezuela - is not included and that thereare two members not listed on the French Board - New Zealand - amember of the Peace Liaison Committee of theAsian and Pacific Regions, and A.M.-Their of the Dien.13. Prices of this new edition are given as follows: Africa:    2 shillings: America: 75 cents; Europe: 5 shillings;    3.50 Francs.![image]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SecretCONTACT REPORT25 January 1963.TIME/PLACE : Safe House $2, 1000-Jan 25FRESENT : Tulpa, Tipteft, Lavion,1. Purpose of this meeting was to inform Kulpa that Headquarters had agreed to his trip to the Congo and to page contact instructions re Mcinturff. L. said that he had not as yet received instructions from Halden and that the latter planned to be in Rome on Saturday. He would send the airline ticket from that city. L. also stated that Sarge Michel had agreed that the first six covers on the revue Afrique Revolutionaire (f) would be shot by K. K. He hit us up for a light water since he said that his present one was broken and since he had to take   pictures prior to his departure for the Congo which he anticipated would be either early or mid next week,2. Another twist was that he had been contacted by Gibson, who informed him that a certain Dave Katts who runs a highly respect sheet in New York City had written to Gibson asking him for photos: Gibson will purchase and forward several of K.'s negatives. Since all this is vague though, Kulps promised to get more facts.3. The rest of the meeting was taken up by Tipteft straightening out his accountings.a. Next meeting. 1000 Tuesday 29 Jan.Secret![stamp]
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: LEDNOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH201-132139VOL, IVINCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY: THIRD AGENCY DOCUMENTS| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFIC NOT REVIEWED BY HSCA. || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------- ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    ||               |               |                          |                                                    |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
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to EXICO CIFYJIROD BULTONIREFERENCES: A. RYUL-07677B. MEXI 4884 (IN 86870), 4 June 19741. REF A, PARA 9-H, MENTION WAS CONNECTIONS OF CARDINALS RUBALCAS (201-248306) AND SUGGESTS MENTION ANTI-FIDEAS BE ASKED TO INTERROGATE CARDENAS ABOUT THEIR CONNECTIONS. REF B DISCUSSES UTOP PLAN IN 1963 AGAINST MARIO V. SENGUINETTI IRIARTE (201-232184) IN WHICH AN ARTICLE WAS PLACED IN *ULTIMAS NOTICIAS* 31 MAY 1963 CITING CARDENAS AS CLANDESTINE CONTACT OF AGENCY FOR FURNISHING ARMS TO GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARIES. INITIATE LIASON BE GIVEN ABOUT NEWS REFERENCE AS ADDITIONS A MOTION FOR REVIEW A HQS OF CARDENAS ABOUT HIS AND DULONT-L'S PAST RELATIONS WITH SOVIETS AND INVOLVEMENT OF KILL WITH SOVIETS.2. FILE: 200-124-162/3; 201-243906; 201-132139.END OF MESSAGE![Signature of C/WH/SAO]![Signature of William V. Bros]WILLIAM V. BROSC/WH/D![Coordinating officer signature]SECRET![Signature of Walter J. Hatzman]WALTER J. HATZMANC/WH/1201-132139
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# LA REPUBLICAEL DIARIO DE LOS HOMORES DE TRABAJOBOGOTA. D. E., VIERNES 25 DE JULIO DE 1960.Los Secuestros, Clave deSiniestro Plan ComunistaDenuncian Actividades en ColombiaEl secuestro de que acaba de comenzando por estos cui- conformar la opinion publica, que Mexico la suma de cien mil do- ser victima en Cali el conocido jetivos; mentes de en la Policia vares al comunista colombiano medico y caballero Ernesto Cion- conseguir des dineros. el Derevo, reposan informacio Femme Pachon Choconta.Palca Caicedo, ha venido a come- los pars cales el pardo por fortuna, tue rar tragicamene in existen, has de bardoser de los commnista coloboh ano, tetto de culminar con cia en Colombia, al cha "la cuadrica do Morot", ha cuisado: instruccionee a todos sus afin Este lucremento de las para stovertir el orden.constitucional y seus de pues.vo e pais en ola de tecro.sm violencia que parecian sepultados para sietanre.En las mismas fuentes In- torno a este sonado asun dos para que se aprecia a in to que en su epoca tube reso gresar a la clandestinidad. a mundial el demo "LAEn efreto, este periodico ast nar a "simmores de 0000:00", de Linia, como tataliens deras aprins anos pasades se prod treme señor Norcia y de dortor fonicas recien diatamente cocain- peado e- sperados por haque te dn el dinero a PaAds Mexico", agrega harestas de los eles fueron a-sacre informaciones de In In de os corridas de Demartanos de Vale habla is contenido en en sue Lenor viaia con comunistuod, e. realno argene bres de reporto, Harold Eder yros szemmes de la KGB, Alexan tas pro sovieticos para conti der Operbimo y Victor Med niar la via de atras, atenta imencionirama & Co Ollverio JaraRot٢٢٢٠ de terroris semestros mi adster:emente en el DeDespitconciado ante Ruben Noos die "er auembros des we enclaves del nuevo c'em de sombia o de les pe Las PARK: como se er auembros des we enclaves del nuevo c'em de s uevio c'em de sombia o de les pe sombia o de les pe ta, punto con Veneraris Femi Touador Bowia. ctva que prepa comprende jus lempariantede detailer, mente para revitalizar a es Sepia "La Tribuna", de fl- des de la remes Tass Nocovita" esta solidumente da do reductio a la es preca teca ma, comes tres mitos estuvieron i vesty rdaderos "nidas da pom ampliamente en Colombia recientemente, y es esplenare terrucadora labor das as justamente dep (1) pa ve ses se rroila Estas en cab and secuestros y actos m !
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# COMMUNISTS PROMOTE VIOLENCE IN LATIN COUNTRIESSource: La Republica, 25 July 1969The kidnapping of which the noted doctor and rancher Ernesto Gonzalez Caicedo was recently the victim in Cali has served to confirm, tragically, the existence of a vast communist plot to subvert the constitutional order and to plunge the country again into a wave of terrorism and violence which appeared to be buried forever.In fact, this newspaper, like the other dailies in the capital, reported in its 12 and 18 July issues, on the basis of official statements, that the Department of Valle had been selected by the pro-Soviet communists as the scene of the continued wave of terrorist attacks and assaults and kidnappings recently begun in the Department of Antioquia.Following the kidnapping of Antioquia rancher Ruben Norena, the kidnapping of Doctor Ernesto Gonzalez Caicedo has now occurred. The communist bandits are demanding the enormous sum of 4.5 million pesos in ransom.Thus the chronological stages in the new; subversive plan are being carried out, beginning with the steps which are obviously designed to obtain the money necessary to finance the bandit gangs in the rural areas they have already selected.