Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHCLASSIFICATION: SECRET/RYBAT DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: OELA-50928he had written to him about the A.N.C. and enclosing press cuttings. He has asked SIBEKO fo find out if CORONET got those letters, and to warn CORONET that MORRISON or someone acting for him has been stealing mail from his (CORONET's) house."Elias speculates that the spy, whoever he is, may be working for Black Power or Marxist/Leninists or The Telegraph or even M.1.5., and wants CORONET told of this.""Elias has written to MORRISON telling him to go to hell and that he (Elias) and his friends will stand by SIBEKO.""Elias has said that he held no brief for CORONET, but he notes that CORONET was introduced to the party by MORRISON and that in June 1968, MORRISON wrote an article in the Zambian Mail describing CORONET as a great Afro/American and a great revolutionary.""According to Elias, CORONET was then living in London and he recalls that there was correspondence between CORONET and MORRISON at that time; and that CORONET used to supply MORRISON with pocket money. SIBEKO wonders when MORRISON began to work for CIA and infers that he and his friends should no longer be taken in by the 'coloureds.'"In view of the delicacy of the source I should be grateful if the above information is not passed on to CORONET."2. This reply does not of course answer all our questions, but it does seem to be in accord with what we know of the incident from QRPHONE. It seems reasonable to attribute Morrison's actions to factional fending with PAC - a crossfire in which QRPHONE happened to be caught.![Signature of Nowell D. KAMMERMAYER]Nowell D. KAMMERMAYERFORM 8-64 53a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. CLASSIFICATION: SECRET/RYBAT CONTINUED PAGE NO: 2201-306052
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# SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR: Director of FinanceVIA:MPS/BGOGC/MHMUTUALSUBJECT:MHMUTUAL Escrow Account for CRPHONE/1. It is requested that an MHMUTUAL interest-bearing escrow account be set up in an appropriate alias for agent CRPHONE/L. In accordance with an amendment to the agent's MOC concerning a severance bonus, the account is intended to accommodate annual payments of one month's salary for every completed year of satisfactory service. The initial deposit consists of $3,200, retroactively covering four years' service and computed at the rate of $800 per year. Additional deposits, in the amount of the agent's salary on the anniversary date of his contractual relationship (1 June), will be made annually to his account on or about that date.2. Any additional questions that might arise may be taken up with Chief, CA/CF, or with Miss Ann Jane Long.B. HUGH TOVARChiefCovert Action StaffAPPROVEDMPS/BGsigned JunebCA-69-560SECRET201-306052
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Distribution:Orig. & 1- Addressee1-MPS/BG1-OGC/MHMUTUAL1-C/CA1-C/CA/SG1-C/CA/BF1-CA/CRU2-CA/CFSECRET2SECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPES**SECRET**(When Filled In)GROUP IEXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDOWNGRADING ANDDECLASSIFICATIONREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX:YESNOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BYACTIONFILE RDRET. TOBRANCHDESTROY SIG.INFO:C/CA 3RID COPYFILE. VRC/RI/SD, C/EUR 5, C/C1735SECRET 201634Z MAY 69 CITE LONDON 2779LOND20 May 69 IN 62534DIRECTOR INFO LCPIPITSDCA/PROPRYBAT DIDORIC ORPHONE MHPROBEREF: DIRECTOR 032191. LOCAL USIS HAS REPORTED THAT VISITING USIA OFFICIAL   HAS INFORMED THAT ORPURE IS A LEGITIMATE OUTFIT BUT APPEARED   TOO SMALL TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT FULL TIME STRINGER ABROAD.   ADVISED LNPURE NOT ENCOURAGE LANDY TO GO TO BAT FOR ARPHONE.2. LANDY IN MEANTIME FOUND THAT QRPHONE OUT OF TOWN   AND FREQUENTLY TRAVELS ABROAD. THIS HAS SET LOCAL USIA TO   SPECULATING THAT QRPHONE MIGHT HAVE WANTED PRESS PASS TO   ESTABLISH BONA FIDES AS NEWSMAN ABROAD. LOCAL USIA HAS   DETERMINED THAT MORNING STAR (CPGB) HAS PRESS PASSES, BUT   THAT THEY NOT GIVEN TO BLOC JOURNALISTS.3. LANDY WILL SIMPLY INFORM ORPHONE THAT SCOTLAND   YARD TURNED DOWN APPLICATION AND THAT NOTHING CAN BE DONE   ABOUT IT. QRPHONE WILL DROP MATTER.4. FILE: 201-306052.SECRETCS COPYSECRET20 May 1969201-306052
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROWIA.TEOADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.BY:AT: ZX-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BY:ACTION15 PERFILE RID RET. TOBRANCH DESTROY SIG.INFO:clca 3 RIL: COPY FILE VR clclsd, clcur 5, clccsa, cla, c/f12604SECRET 081705Z MAY 69 CITE LONDOE 2484 8 MAY 69 IN 53923DIRECTOR INFO LCPIPITRYBAT ARPHONE MHPROBEREF: LCPIPIT 2389(51831)1.  USIA CABLE DISCUSSED REF WAS UKNT MAY 7, NO. 3516,    FOR ATTENTION IOS MCNICHOL.2. FILE: 201-306852.SECRETCS COPYSECRET8 May 69201-306052
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MOOKING TELEGRAMUnited StatesInformation AgencyACTIONIOSINFO:IAECONFIDENTIALClassificationEH1193RR RUE!ILIADE RUDTER 3516 1271020ZNY CCCCC ZZHR 0710122 MAY 6902940FM AMEMBASSY LONDONTO USIA WASHDC-802-STATE GRNCCONFIDENTIAL LONDON 3516USIACFOR IOS MCNICHOL. FOR GUIDANCE OF PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN EUR3CORRESPONDENTS IN LONDON WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHETHER NEGRO CA3PRESS INTERNATIONAL OF CHICAGO IS LEGITIMATE CLIENTEL. C1ALSO WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY HASANY INFORMATION OF RECENT ACTIVITIES OF RICHARD GIBSON, NPI 17REPRESENTATIVE HERE WHICH WOULD MAKE HIS CLAIM TO BE REPUTABLEPRESS REPRESENTATIVE SUSPECT. FYI SCOTLAND YARD HAS REFUSEDISSUE POLICE PASS TO GIBSON AND ASSOCIATION WISHES TO SUPPORTHIS REQUEST UNLESS HE HAS RECORD WHICH CLEARLY INIMICAL TOU.S. INTERESTS. WOULD APPRECIATE CABLED REPLY CONTAININGESTIMATE WHICH COULD BE PASSED TO ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PURELYAS GUIDANCE. KINGCONFIDENTIAL
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WOLIMEINFO. Chief of Station, BernChief of Station, London; Chief, EUR DivisionChief of Base, GenevaFROM Acting Chief, LCPIFIT/LondonSUBJECT DTDORIC/OperationalORPHONE/Switzerland1. As addressees are aware QRPHONE/1 has officially been denied entry into Switzerland since 16 December 1963. This order was issued in connection with his employment with Identity A, which was then receiving money from the Chinese--in violation of Swiss neutrality. A similar order was also issued at that time for Identity B, who was the Editor of Identity A.2. It is now some six years later and QRPHONE/1 (at least overtly) is employed as a legitimate journalist. He is not a member of any group which is proscribed by the Swiss authorities--although, of course, he maintains contact with a wide variety of leftist individuals in puruit of his operational tasks. QRPHONE/1 has noted that Identity B has been allowed back into Switzerland--in connection with his defense of Arab terrorists and feels that if the Swiss are willing to do this for Identity B then they should also lift the ban on his entry into Switzerland. QRPHONE/1 obviously feels personally about this, and it may be that future operational benefit could be gained if QRPHONE/1 were again able to enter Switzerland.3. We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of a report written by QRPHONE/1 following his contact with the Swiss Embassy in London on this matter. We are also forwarding under separate cover a copy of the letter which he sent the Embassy in which he formally states his request that the entry ban be lifted./CONTINUED.../Attachments: u/s/c1-As Stated above2-Identity SheetDistribution:- C/WOLIME w/atts2 - COS/Bern w/atts1 - COS/London w/o atts1 - C/EUR w/o attsCS COPYMAY 8 1969D 200-124-156/3OEPA-17947 May 1969201-306052
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERSECRET/RYBATOEPA-17944. You will note that the Swiss Embassy suggested that QRPHONE/1 work through the U.S. Embassy on this matter. We have told QRPHONE/1 not to do this, but rather to deal directly with the Swiss. If he needs certification of his status as a working journalist we suggested that QRPHONE/1 obtain this from the appropriate professional organization (of which he is a member) in London.5. We presume that the Swiss Embassy in London will be forwarding QRPHONE/1's letter to Bern. We will appreciate being advised of any Swiss action, or statements, on this case which may come to the attention of Bern Station. Any advice which Bern Station can offer regarding QRPHONE/1's pursuit of this matter will be welcome.6. Of course Bern Station should continue to be guided by the contents of DIRECTOR-69543 in any dealings with the Swiss concerning QRPHONE/1.![signature]Aaron C. LAGINESTRA
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SEPARATE COVER ATTACH ENTITO:ΟΕΡΑ-1794MICROFILMEDMAY 13 196930DOC. MICRO. SER.SWISS ETRY BAN PROBLEMOn 15 April 1969, I spoke with Charles Henry Brugzzann,First Secretary at the Swiss Embassy in London and whohandles press affairs, by phone. I tried to arrange a persoralmeeting with Bruggnan, who insisted on knowing the exactnature of my business with him. He clained there vasnothing he could do for me in London, except to forwarda letter from ne through channels to the proper authoritiesin Berne. (I later sent hin such a letter.) Bragiannurged me to work through the U.S. State Department, whichcould take up the matter through the Embassy in Berne. Ifthe U.S. Embassy would only vouch for me as a processioraljournalist, Bruggnann added, I would be almost certain toget the ban lifted.Naturally, I have made no efforts to contact anyone atthe Embassy in London, but perhaps something night bedone to get the Embassy in Berne to acknowledgo at least,when queried by the Swiss, that I am a bonafiče journalistin the employ of a reputable U.S. nows and features agency?CS COPYSCA #ItoΦΕΡΑ-1794D 200-124-156/3201-306052
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1984REGISTERED17th April, 1969.Mr. Charles Henry Braggmann,First Secretary,Embassy of Switzerland,77/81 Gloucester Place,London, .1.Dear Sir,Following our telephone conversation & few days co,I am now writing formolly to you to request that the bonon my entry into Switzerland be lifted. This ben, whici.dates from 1963, was never porconally directed against rebut against the publication for which I was then workingas an Editor. That publication, 'African Revolution', nolonger exists and I note that its forner Algerien publisher,Me Jacques Verges now visits Switzerland frequently. Inany case I am now in no way connected with kin.As you know, I am the overseas representative andcorrespondent, based in London, of Negro Press Intern:tion: 1,the major Kegro news and features agency in the United States,which serves some 270 newspapers. This is a bonariacocommercial journalistic enterprise and serves no politicalpurpose. I personally a & mencer of the lorein PressAssociation and the Association of American Correspondentsin London and an accredited to the Forcin and Commonwealti.Office Lere.It is part of my duties to report on the activitiesof the United Fations and its agencies. I have been, formany years, accredited at United Kations Headquarters inNew York and I was also an accredited correspondent at thefounding conference in Geneva of UNCTAD. Many importantmeetings are scheduled to be held in Geneva during this-jerrand I have been acked by my fira to cover these confernce.Therefore, I ask your consideration and cooperation in
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- 2-obtaining the removal of the ban on me in Switzerlandwhich prevents me from fulfilling pressing professionalduties.I wish to make it cost clear here that I am in noway connected with any political organization or bodiesin Switzerland or elsewhere and as an established andwell-known professional international journalist.Sincerely Yours,
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DECRET RYBAT 1PSEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 2 TO: OEPA-1794IDENTITIES MICROFILMEDMAY 13 1969DOC. MICRO. SER.A - Revolution MagazineB - Jacques VERGESCS COPYSCA #2 toOEPA-1794D 200-124-156/3ECRETRYBAT201-306052
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**(When Filed in)TOTAL COPIES ROUTINEGROUP IREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDSOTTEDNOTESCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.DESTROY SIG.DIRECTENCEX-REF TO FILE NO.FILE DBRANCHDISSEM BYACTIONPERRID COPYINFOFILE VRSECRET B61128Z MAY 69 CITE LCPIPIT6 MAY 69151831PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO LONDONRYBAT DIDORIC QRPHONE MHPROBEABSTRACT X1.  USIA REPS HAVE BEEN APPROACHED BY JEROME LANDY,    UK REPRESENTATIVE OF WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING AND    PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION IN LONDON,    CONCERNING YQPHONE. LANDY FORWARDED QRPHONE'S APPLICAT: ON    FOR A POLICE PASS TO SCOTLAND YARD (METROPOLITAN POLICE),    WHICH TURNED IT DOWN, REFUSING TO GIVE A REASON. LANDY HAS    CAPABILITY RAISE CONSIDERABLE FUSS ON QRPHONE BEHALF AND    WANTS TO REPRESENT MEMBERS OF HIS ASSOCIATION AS BEST HE    CAN. QRPHONE HAS PUT SOME PRESSURE ON HIM, CLAIMING TO BE    LEGIT IMATE REP OF QRPURE, ETC., RAISING QUESTION WHETHER    TURN DOWN HAS SOME RACIST OVERTONE. SOMEWHAT CAUGHT IN    MIDDLE, LANDY TURNED TO EMBASSY TO ASK WHAT IT CAN TELL HIM    ABOUT QRPHONE TO HELP HIM JUDGE LATTERS JOURNALISTIC BONA    FIDES. ACCORDING TO USIA OFFICER WHO INTERVIEWED HIM, LANDY    IS ALSO HAVING QUIET INQUIRY INTO QRPURE MADE THROUGH HIS    CHICAGO CONTACTS.2.  USIA QUERIED LOCAL LNER WHICH REPORTED IT HADCS COPYSECRET6 May 69201-306052
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETUTAL LUMESSECRETGROUP I(When Filled in)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NODISSEM BYACTIONAT:X-REF TO FILE NO..FILE RID RET TOBRANCH DESTROY SIG.INFO:RID COPY FILE, VR,PAGE 2 LCPIPIT 2389 SECRETNOTHING SINCE 1962 AND FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA CONNECTION. INANSWER TO USIA QUESTION, STATION REPLIED THAT IT HAD COMEACROSS QRPHONE NAME ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS BECAUSE OF RELATION-SHIP WITH REVOLUTION, EXPULSION FROM SWITZERLAND, ETC. TOLDUSIA THAT IT SOUNDED TO US THAT JUDGMENT WHETHER TO GIVE ORWITHHOLD POLICE PASS IS POLICE DECISION, AND WE WOULD NOT HAVEANYTHING TO TELL LOCAL USIA WHICH WOULD ARGUE THAT LANDYSHOULD MAKE A CASE OUT OF IT. DID STATE THAT OUR RECOLLECTIONFROM THE FILE WAS THAT QRPURE WAS A LEGITIMATE OUTFIT, BUTDID NOT KNOW ANYTHING FURTHER ABOUT IT THAN THAT.3. IN ORDER TO PERMIT US CHANCE TO ALERT YOU, WE PERSUADED   USIA DELAY ITS MESSAGE "WHILE WE CHECKED STATION FILES FOR   ANY RELEVANT INFO." USIA CABLE WILL REPORT PROBLEM AND ASK   GUIDANCE ON HOW TO ADVISE LANDY.4. WILL FORWARD USIA MESSAGE NUMBER WHEN AVAILABLE.   SUGGEST YOU ALERT QRPURE TO POSSIBLE INQUIRY CALTHOUGH THEY   MAY NOT, OF COURSE, BECOME AWARE OF IT).5. QRPHONE OUT OF UK SINCE 24 APRIL, RETURNING 13 MAY.   WILL BE TOLD NOT RPT NOT TO PRESS LANDY TO ESCALATE THIS   MATTER INTO MAJOR ISSUE.SECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIATPERSONSUMIY ROYIVILAADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDASAT:DISSEM Sv.ACTIONPERRID COPYCLASSIFICO MSECRET(When Pilled bal)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROW BITEDINDEX YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NOH-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID PET. TOFILE. VEBRANCH DESTROY DIG.PAGE 3 LCPIPIT 2389 SECRET6. FILE: 201-386052.SECRETSECRET
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# SECRETFABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONERSON/LAIT NOTIFIEDVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDSSEM EYTION UNITAT:6 PERFILE, VRTION NO.099IED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES3 ROUTIAND/OR INITIALS SEEN BYSECRETREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROM:8ιτευSRDERSVESCLASSIFY TO CS FILE NO.S-REF TO CS FILE NO.FILEIDBrancoRIAA CICZ FURG, CAF CPIEROR FIZSECRET 021205Z MAY 69 CITE PRETORIA 6916DELDIRECTOR INFO LONDONPRET2 MAY 69 IN 49487SECROWBAR1. SELEVER/17 PROVIDED FOLLOWING MEMO ON 2 MAY:"SUBJECT: RICHARD GIBSON 201-306052B.u.k. LondonCIT: USAOCC: JournalistSUBJECT IS BELIEVED TO BE AN AFRO-AMERICAN JOURNALISTRESIDING IN LONDON. HE TAKES A KEEN INTEREST IN AFRICANPOLITICAL AFFAIRS.IT HAS COME TO OUR KNOWLEDGE THAT SUBJECT, WHOHAS OFTEN BEEN IN TOUCH WITH SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICALEXPATRIATES, IS NOW SUSPECTED WIDELY OF BEING BOTH A(CCFIRM) AGENT AND A SOUTH AFRICAN INTELLIGENCE CONTACT.THE TANZANIAN ASSISTANT HIGH COMMISSIONER IN LONDON HASAPPARENTLY ALSO BEEN INFORMED OF THE SUSPICIONS AGAINSTSUBJECT AND HAS PROMISED TO ALERT HIS GOVERNMENT WITHA VIEW TO HAVING SUBJECT DECLARED PERSONA NON GRATA IN AFRICAABOVE MERELY FYI."2. IN PASSING THE ABOVE, SELEVER/17 COMMENTED GIBSON   PUTS OUT SOMETHING CALLED "THE GIBSON LETTER" ON ABOUT   A VEEKLY BASIS AND SELEVER HAS FOUND THAT HIS INFO RECS COPYSECRET![diagram]MICROFILMEDMAY 19 1969DOC. MICRO. SER.02 may 69201-306052
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE                                                              SECRET                                               IN                               PAGEMAY 6 3 20 PM '69                                                                                                                               MAY 9 3 59 PM '69(PARA 2: PRETORIA 6916 SECRET                                                                                                                EMBEDEDRADIO/MED/ETC. IS FAIRLY ACCURATE. ALSO STATED. RPT NOT ONE OF SELEVER CONTACTS.3. REQUEST TRACES ON GIBSON, WHICH WOULD NOT RPT NOT BE FOR PASSAGE TO SELEVER.4. INDEX.5. FILE: 72-2-2/3.SECRETSECRET
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERSECRET/RYBATΟΕΡΑ-1708as MANCHANDA, which are obviously known to the securityauthorities. Furthermore QRPHONE/1 himself might thinkit odd that he was being treated in that fashion andsuspect that the Home Office was aware of his role whichwould not help your relationship with him. Alternatively(a) would obviously be a nuisance to say the least, so wefelt that the obvious answer was (b) i.e. an extension ofanother year on present conditions."3. We have attached QRPHONE/1's brief report of his visit to   the Home Office to obtain this visa renewal.I Think JAGUARwas absolutely righh!AeLAaron C. LAGINESTRA
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HEREWITH ATTACEMENT TO: OEPA-1708BRITISH VISA RENEWEDOn 12 March, I got my British visa ronowed until 15 February 1970..is in the past, my request scomed to cause some panic at the Home Office and I had to wait from 0930 until 1500 before fically obtaining the visa, alboit ith apologies for. the lengthy delay - normally it takes about an hour.H/W att#/toCS COPYDEPA-1708201-306052
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SECRET20 March 1969MEMORANDUM FOR: Jane Long, CA/CF, 3D0101SUBJECT : Laboratory Tests, QRPHONE/1REFERENCES : (1) OEPA-1662, 28 February 1969(2) OEPW-405, 7 October 1968Review of the laboratory studies from the initial dispatch and the one dated 28 February indicate a definite improvement of the liver function tests. It is our opinion that the individual has recovered from his hepatitis and should have no complications if he continues to follow his doctor's advice as to diet.ROBERT A. INGRAM, M.D.Operations DivisionOffice of Medical ServicesAttachments:Above referencesSECRET
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR BEDEXINGNO REDEXONG REQUIREDHONEY QUALIFIED DESKCAM SUDGE INDEXINGNECROFILMTOChief, WOLIMEINFO.Chief, EUR DivisionChief of Station, LondonFROMChief, LCPIPIT/London gBMSUBJECTDTDORIC/OperationalORPHONE/Medical ReportACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESQRPHONE/1's doctor has determined that his liver function has now returned to normal following his attack of hepatitis last Fall. We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of the report of clinical tests given QRPHONE/1.Aaron C. LAGINESTRADOC FORFAFDED W/O S/CBY RID/SD 19 MAR 1969Attachment: u/s/c ReportDistribution:3- C/WOLIME w/att1 - COS/London w/o att1 - C/EUR w/o attCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND UNSERΟΕΡΑ-1662DATE28 February 1969CLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATMOS FILE NUMBER201-306052200-124-156/3
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Dr. J. R. DALYI RIVERSIDE CLOSEKINGSTON UPON THAMESSURREY01-546 5828Dept. of CHEMICAL PATHOLOGYWEST LONDON HOSPITALHAMMERSMITHLONDON, W601-748 3441Jan. 2oth, 1969.To professional charges for biochemicalinvestigations carried out on Jan 14th,1969 :£6. 6. 0.With the compliments of Dr. Daly.Dr. J. R. DALYI RIVERSIDE CLOSEKINGSTON UPON THAMESSURREY01-546 5828Dept. of CHEMICAL PATHOLOGYWEST LONDON HOSPITALHAMMERSMITHLONDON, W.601-748 3441Jan. 20th, 1969.Dear I.Herewith your liver function tests,which now seem virtually as good as new.With kind regards,Yours sincerely,![signature]SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO: ΟΕΡΑ-1662
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1 RIVERSIDE CLOSEKINGSTON UPON THAMESSURREYKingston 5828Dept. of CHEMICAL PATHOLOGYWEST LONDON HOSPITALHAMMERSMITHLONDON, W.6Riverside 3441Jan 20th, 1969.## Liver Function Tests, Jan. 14th, 1969.Plasma total bilirubin less than 0.5 mg./100ml.alkaline phosphatase 3 K.A. units.alanine aminotransferase 9 i.u./1.Serum total protein 7.4 g./100ml.albumin 3.8 g./100ml.globulin 3.6 g./100ml.Electrophoresis of serum protein showed a normal pattern.Comment: All parameters of liver function tested appear to have returned to normal.![signature]Chemical Pathologist.
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NOTE:This is sensitive information and must be cleared with E/AS/S prior to forwarding to HSCA.(Gibson) OLC-78-179011NOT REVIEWED BY HSCA![document page]
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# DISPATCHChief ArChief of Station, Algiers## SUBJECTMonthly Report/Errol S. KULPA## ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES1.  Attached find contact and subject reports covering activities of KULPA during the month of January 1963. The two outstanding characteristics of this project remain a helter-skelter operational pattern and the usual difficulties in administration.2.  We can not really blame KULPA for the former. His forte is moving around and being able to convince. These two qualities are rare enough not to demand in too loud a voice for the third--serious concentration on a long range target. It is not that KULPA lacks the professionalism, rather it is the tempo of his personal and professional life that inclines hin to speed rather than accuracy. As last month was marked by the stop and go of SCIMITAR/6, so this month was hampered by the upcoming Congo voyage. It is not that these ventures are unimportant, it simply remains difficult to judge KULPA's performance on events occuring outside our area of competence.3.  We can say nothing new or nothing untrue on the administrative aspects of the project. The cry is the same from all small stations--why must so much valuable time be spent on tiny administrative detail. In KULPA's case the matter is perhaps compounded by his transfer from Casablance but his complete file is living evidence of the imbalance of the outside staffer. In the regular four way breakdown, the file reflects almost no paper in Plans and Development, Production is not fat, Operations is fuller but transitory, Support is a swollen, blistering monster. ter. We see no end to it. Our present agenda for the next KULPA meeting calls for a discussion of eleven separate administrative items. One more chestnut and we are finished. The KULPAS of the world take precise careful case officoring with sufficient time prior and post the meeting to bring order from chaos. It is just this time that a small station lacks. So far, we are glad to state, KULPA seems to be. worth the price paid.Distribution:Orig. & 1C/AF (w/att h/w)Attachments:2.8.a (1 copy of each)![index]InvID W. Cantor.DAVID W. LAWTON17 Feb 1963 FEB. 19 1963AAAA-55436-25/4![REPRODUCTION]
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