Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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-2-(4) 22 February 1967 - Headquarters debriefing (WH/7) on Puerto Rico trip.(5) 27-28 February 1967 - Headquarters consultation on PRI study.(6) 14 March 1967 - Headquarters consultation on PRI study.(7) 3 April 1967 - Headquarters consultation on PRI study!(8) 8 May 1967 - Headquarters final consultation on PRI study.(9) 21-22 June 1967 - Headquarters consultation/briefing on trip to Spain and on finances.3. The above travel expenses were incurred by TICHBORN pursuance to instructions from WHD. When the exact accountings are received from ICAP, travel orders can be written covering these expenses.![signature of Lee E. Patton]Lee E. PattonAC/WH/6Distribution:1 - TICHBORN1 - Chrono
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Edward G. TICHBORNIndebtedness to WHD30 June 19671. On 21 June TICHBORN promised Hank Connor, WH/B&F that he would send him a check covering the following amounts owed:   a. $171.00 - rebate on April trip to Mexico.   b. $5.00 - owed from his last accounting   c. $250.00 - two months payments on his loan2. At a meeting with TICHBORN on 20 June, Lee E. Patton impressed on TICHBORN the need for clearing up all charges from, WHD before 30 Jure. At two earlier meetings, Lee E. Patton had requested that TICHBORN bring in a full listing of all charges for travel, etc., which will be made by ICAP to DODS. TICHBORN promised to submit such a list to Connor at the 21 June meeting.3. In order to cover the travel not previously covered by Travel Orders, T. O. 's will be written on these trips, largely domestic as follows:   a. October 1966- Central America-Mexico trip (split charge for air fare).   b. Travel from New York City to Washington (for WHD or DO) - by air shuttle):
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2(1) November 1966 (general)(2) February 5-6, 1967 (general)(3) February 10-11, 1967 (re PR trip)(4) February 27-28, 1967 (re PRI study)(5) February 22, 1967 (re PR trip)(6) March 14, 1967 (re PRI study)(7) April 3, 1967 (PRI study)(8) May 8, 1967 (PRI study)c. Travel from New York City to Boston (by rail) re PRI study - 10 March.![Signature of Lee E. Patton]Lee E. PattonAC/WH/6
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23 June 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OASUBJECT : Transfer of Operational Responsibilityof Edward G. TICHBORN (201-253203)REFERENCE : a. WII/6-453, 3 November 1966b. CI/OA memo dated 22 November 19661. Operational responsibility for Subject is being transferred, effective 1 July 1967, from WHD to DODS. The WHD project under which Subject is supported, UOACE, is being terminated effective 1 October 1967.2. The new case officer for Subject will be Mr. Gale Allen, DO/CO, who can be reached at the following telephone extension: 11-61274.Lee E. PattonAC/WH/6
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ORIG: SIMunger:jrUNIT: DC/E/IBEXT: 6353DATE: 21 June 1967MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 20SECRETTO: MADRIDREF: MADRID 1663 (IN 85824)1.  EDWARD G. TICHBORN (IDENTITY A) ARRIVES MADRID SUNDAY, 25 JUNE. WILL CALL ROPARD AT HOME DURING DAY, IDENTIFYING SELF AS HANK.2.  TICHBORN BRIEFED AS FOLLOWS. NATURE OF HIS MISSION IS TARGET STUDY ON DYNAMICS OF SPAIN AS AN ECONOMIC ENTITY. TOGETHER WITH MILITARY, CHURCH AND POLITICAL INTERESTS, ECONOMIC-FINANCIAL SECTOR REPRESENTS ONE OF FOUR PRIMARY TARGET AREAS. WITHIN THIS SECTOR WE SEEK TO IDENTIFY GROUPS, INDIVIDUALS AND INSTITUTIONS WHICH WILL PLAY A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN DETERMINING BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN POLICY, NOW AND IN FRANCO SUCCESSION ERA. PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN PERSONS AND GROUPS OF STATURE IN THIS FIELD WHOSE PERSONAL INCLINATIONS OR BUSINESS INTERESTS LEAD THEM TO ATTEMPT SHAPE POLITICAL EVENTS. AMONG THEM WOULD BE ECONOMIC ADVISORS, FINANCIAL PRESSURE GROUPS, GOVERNMENT CONTRACT MECHANISMS, OPUS DEI, WEALTHY MILITARY.
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# SECRETMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPICS:## PAGE TWO CITE DIRECTOR 133853. SECONDLY, AFTER TARGETS IDENTIFIED, TICHBORN SHOULD ATTEMPT   DETERMINE CHANNELS TO THEM THROUGH WHICH VIABLE OPERATIONS CAN BE   MOUNTED WITH PROBABILITY OF SUCCESS. SUCH CHANNELS MIGHT INCLUDE   CLOSE PERSONAL CONTACTS OF TARGET INDIVIDUALS, PERSONS OR GROUPS   WHOSE ACCESS TO TARGETS IS ASSURED BY MUTUAL SELF-INTEREST, WOLADY   FIRMS WITH SPECIAL ENTREE.4. THIRDLY, TICHBORN TO SURVEY IDENTITY B FROM TWO POINTS OF   VIEW: AS A VIABLE CHANNEL TO TARGETS, AND/OR AS POSSIBLE COVER   FACILITY THROUGH WUSALINE IBERIA. IDENTIFY TO EXTENT PRACTICABLE   WITHIN CAREFULLY WEIGHED LIMITS HIS COVER, POLITICAL AND MILITARY   PEOPLE WITH WHOM IDENTITY B WORKS TO ENSURE SUCCESS OF ITS PROJECTS,   RELATIONSHIP WITH EACH, EXISTENCE OF KICKBACKS OR OTHER CLANDESTINE   AGREEMENTS WITH INFLUENTIAL LEADERS, CONTACTS WITH NON-COMMUNIST   OPPOSITIONISTS.5. AS REGARDS COVER, SUGGEST WE STUDY FURTHER THE POSSIBILITY   OF USING WUSALINE IBERIA DESPITE MADRID'S NEGATIVE RECOMMENDATION IN   OSMA-22592. AGREE WITH STATION THAT SUCH COVER NOT SUITABLE UNDERSECRET/Continued/
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SECRETPAGE THREE CITE DIRECTOR 13385CONDITIONS EXISTING HERETOFORE IN WHICH WUSALINE HAS GENERATED NOBUSINESS ON ITS OWN INITIATIVE. RECENTLY, HOWEVER, IDENTITY B HASCOMMENTED TO WUSALINE THAT WOLADY FIRMS ARE MISSING MANY GOODOPPORTUNITIES IN SPAIN AND HAS SUGGESTED THAT WUSALINE ASSIGN TOMADRID AN OFFICER TO WORK ON THESE POSSIBILITIES. HENCE, SHOULD WEDESIRE TO PURSUE THE MATTER, WUSALINE'S EXCELLENT CONTACTS IN THEWOLADY BUSINESS COMMUNITY COULD PROBABLY PRODUCE SUFFICIENT BUSINESSTO JUSTIFY SUCH AN ASSIGNMENT WITH AN ASSURED WELCOME BY IDENTITY B.IN VIEW PROBLEMS AND LACK ACCESS INHERENT HARRIOTT'S PRESENT COVER,WE WOULD ASK STATION GIVE THOUGHT TO THIS POSSIBILITY FOR HARRIOTTWHO MAY BE PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED. WITHOUT SPECIFYING HARRIOTTOR ANY OTHER OFFICER, WE ASKED TICHBORN ASCERTAIN UNDER HIS WUSALINECOVER CURRENT VIEWS OF IDENTITY B ON NEED AND DESIRABILITY OFWUSALINE'S ASSIGNING AN OFFICER TO MADRID. URGE STATION REVIEW THISFURTHER WITH TICHBORN IN COURSE HIS SURVEY.6. WUBRINY/1 (IDENTITY C), PRESIDENT OF WUSALINE, WILL ARRIVE   MADRID ABOUT 27 JUNE TO INTRODUCE TICHBORN TO IDENTITY B AND PROVIDE   FULL SUPPORT HIS SURVEY. WUBRINY/1 FULLY CLEARED AND WITTING.SECRET
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ORIGUNIT:EXT:DATE:CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY:CONFI:MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:SECRETINDEX DESTROY RETURN TO FILE BIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.RID COPY INFO. FILE VESECRET PAGE FOUR CITE DIRECTOR 13385TO7. ENTIRE BRIEFING GIVEN TICHBORN AS FRAMEWORK WITHIN WHICH   ROPARD WILL PROVIDE SPECIFIC GUIDANCE ON CONTINUING BASIS.END OF MESSAGEC/CCS/NCDO/CO - Mr. Gale Allen (telecoord)AC/EUR/SRCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclassificationAUTHENTICATINGOFFICER)REPRODUCTION BY THER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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ORIG: SImunger:jpUNIT: DC/E/IBEXT: 6353DATE: 21 June 1967CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY: 28CONF: EUR8MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 20SECRETROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY| 1 ||---| || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9 || 10 || 11 || 12 |INDEX DESTROY RETURN TO BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.RID COPY INFO FILE VE DO4, CCS3, CSPS C/APSSECRETTO MADRID22 17 26’Z CITE DIRECTOR 13386REF: DIRECTOR 13385IDENTITY A - MR. HENRY (HANK) LOPEZIDENTITY B - BANIFIDENTITY C - JOHN TRAINEND OF MESSAGEAC/EUR/SRRELEASING OFFICERC/CCS/NCDO/CO - Mr. Gale Allen (telecoord)COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclass.feat.onDC/E/IBAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.COPY NO.
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SECRETLopez21 June 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, DOSUBJECT : Operational Survey in Spain by Edward G. TICHBORN (P)1. After considerable coordination, agreement was finally secured from EUR Division and COS/Madrid for Edward G. Tichborn (P) to undertake an operational survey in Spain. Chief and Deputy Chief EUR/IB plus the undersigned had a preliminary meeting with Tichborn on 20 June 1967. Background reading was provided him preparatory to a detailed briefing. The latter was effected by DC/IB and the undersigned on 21 June 1967.2. Tichborn's mission is to identify operational targets, primarily in the business community but not excluding those in the military establishment, the Government, and the church, including Opus Dei. Identification is desired of elements, particularly in the business community, which have political influence now and which could be more important after Franco's death. After identifying such elements, Tichborn is to seek ways and means of access to them. He will, of course, pay particular attention to the local Spanish partners of ICAP Iberia in terms of their political activities and their contacts with key officials. He will assess ICAP Iberia as a cover mechanism, and in the event of a favorable assessment, explain in detail how it could be exploited. He will assess one of ICAP Iberia's local partners whose aunt was a famous RIS agent.3. Tichborn is leaving New York on 24 June 1967 and will arrive in Madrid on the morning of 25 June 1967. He has been given the telephone number and address of DCCS/Madrid, Mr. Osborne Day, who will be his contact. Tichborn, upon arrival, will telephone Mr. Day. The latter has been alerted by WOFACT cable of Tichborn's arrival. WUBRIRY/1 will meet Tichborn in Madrid on 28 Jure and make appropriate introductions.4. It is anticipated that Tichborn will spend about a month in Madrid or as long as it is commercially plausible and operationally necessary to fulfill his mission. Necessary commercial groundworkSECRET201-253203
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SECREThas been laid. Tichborn recently met one of the Spanish partners in New York who was on a short visit to the U. S. They agreed that when Tichborn visited Spain, they would jointly work on a prospectus that could be used to increase business for ICAP Iberia.5. It is estimated that Tichborn's trip will cost about $2,500.00. Approval is requested to obligate $2,500.00 of FY 67 00A or D&TO funds for this purpose.Gale W. AllenDOCOCONCUR:Date 6/21/67APPROVED:Date 6/23/67Orig - Adse1 - C/DO/B&F1 - Tichborn file1 - DOCO chrono1 - ICAP Iberia/OpsSECRET
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# SECRETDDPEG PROJECT DATA SHEETDate| Div/Br/Desk | Country | Type of Action                          | Function    | Project Cryptonym || ----------- | ------- | --------------------------------------- | ----------- | ----------------- || Area-wide   |         | Relacion con ... Transmisión in FY 1968 | Field Labor | WUBRINY           || Funds   | Programmed | Requested | Approved | Obligated                     || ------- | ---------- | --------- | -------- | ----------------------------- || FY 1967 |            | $ 10,000  | $ 10,000 | $ 15,576 (as of 30 June 1967) || FY 1968 | $ 55,250   | $ 5,500   |          |                               || FY 1969 | $ 30,000   |           |          |                               |## Description of Activity:UOACE is a area-wide support project which provides funds to cover salary, travel and miscellaneous operational costs of MAM/LC, contract agent and political action costs. Tichborn has been used primarily as an advisor in CIM-connected election operatives throughout Latin America. From 1961 to August 1965 he served as Man- ies Party station in the development of a cultural magazine *Dialogue* and carried out spot assignments in other *Wilderness* areas. In August 1966, he was assigned TCU to New York City, and (as of October 1966) placed under cover as Latin American referent in the DO proprietaries, ICAP Corporation (WUBRINY Project). In the past year, he served briefly as advisor to a Santo Domingo Station asset (LANTHUM-4) and in an unsuccessful attempt to conduct an in-depth study of the PRI Party in Mexico. The present request coincides with LOD/assumption of Tichborn's support costs under Project WUBRINY as of 1 October 1967.## Funding:Since October 1956, UOACE funds have been passed to Tichborn un- der cover of the ICAP Corporation (Project WUBRINY).## Interagency Coordination and approval:U.S. Ambassadors in countries where Tichborn's services are uti- lized in special operations are briefed as appropriate and necessary re- garding his assignment. No State coordination or 303 Committee action.SECRET
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## DRAFT PROJECT EVALUATION1. FEG/APFG2. CICA/PEG3. MPSBG/CA4. ADDPPEG EvalOfficerDate Received: 12 July 1963Date Due InMPS Adv: 17 July 1963EVALUATORY COMMENT:1. Although Tichborn's services have not been fully utilized in the past, due primarily to the lack of continuing, regular requirements in the WH/I area. For his special capabilities, there continues to be a need to gain agent of his wide experience and talents in the political action field, particularly as ad hoc advisor and monitor in priority election operations.2. The transfer of Tichborn from an exclusive WH/IID status under UOACE to a wider-ranging assignment under WUDRINY makes him available for DDP-wide use. Because of language and background experience, he will continue to be used primarily in Spanish language (primarily WH/I areas, but his ICAP employment status should also enable him to gradually expand his usefulness to other areas as well.3. Recommend approval.| Div/Br/Desk  | Country   | Type of Action                       | Function Political Action || ------------ | --------- | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------- || WH/I/6       | Area-wide | Extension and Termination in FY 1963 |                           || ADDP Action: |           | Amount:                              | Project/Cryptonym UOACE   |S-E-C-R-E-T
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SECRET# OJECT APPROVAL KOTIFIC ONPROJECT: UOACEACTION:NEW PROJECTAMENDMENTRENEWALTERMINATIONEXTENSIONOTHERDIVISION: WIIBRANCH: 6DESK: Area-WideCASE OFFICER: Lee H. PittonAUTHORIZATIONAPPROVING AUTHORITY: AI/DAPDATE OF APPROVAL: 16 August 1967PERIOD OF APPROVAL: 1-July-1967 to 30-September-67TOTAL AMOUNT APPROVED: $5,500AMOUNT:FINANCIAL CODE SYMBOL: 8135-3104CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:Extension of Project UOACE approved in the amount of $5,500 for the period 1 July 1967 to 30 September 1967.NOTE: Project UOACE terminated effective 30 September 1967.SIGNATURE: (Signed) Paul A. MagroDATE: 21 AUG 1967MPS/DG:JUN 346DISTRIBUTIONFINANCE DIVISIONBUDGET DIVISIONOPERATING DIVISION CHIEF OF SUPPORTCASE OFFICERFORM 0-669 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET
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Western Hemisphere DivisionLee E. PatonCONCURS CRS & DIV SIGNS|          | TITLE NAME (and signature) | DATE | INITIALS | FILE || -------- | -------------------------- | ---- | -------- | ---- || C/WH/DAF | Elliotto C. Want           |      |          |      || C/WH/SS  | George R. Thompson         |      |          |      || C/WH/CA  | Gerard Droller             |      |          |      || WH/EXO   | Donald C. Marelius         |      |          |      || C/WH     | William V. Droe            |      |          |      |CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS|           | NAME                          |           | DATES IN  | INITIALS  | FILE || --------- | ----------------------------- | --------- | --------- | --------- | ---- || C/DO      | Gordon L. Jorgensen           |           |           |           |      || MPS/SG/CA | Paul A. Maggio                | 26 7 67   | 15jul67   |           |      || CMPS/C/RG |                               |           | 15 AUG 67 | 16 Aug 67 |      || CA/C-PEG  |                               |           | 12 Jul 67 |           |      || CCS/NC    | (Signed) G. Donald McLaughlin | 17 Jul 67 | 17 Jul 67 |           |      || OPSER/P   | W. G. Sharp                   |           |           |           |      ||             | PERIOD        | APPROVAL | JMT THIS ACTION | FY     | TOTAL AMOUNT || ----------- | ------------- | -------- | --------------- | ------ | ------------ || FROM        | TO            |          |                 |        |              || 1 July 1967 | 30 Sept. 1967 | $ 5,500  |                 | 1968:3 |              |Approving AuthorityAssistantDeputy Director for PlansSECRET
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# REQUEST FOR FY 1968 PROJECT EXTENSION AND TERMINATION -- COACE1. Total Funds Requested. $5,5002. Account in which Project was included in the Operational Program for FV 1968. $920,2503. Current Objectives. To support Contract Agent Edward G. TICHBORN (2) who is used as a covert action advisor and political action agent by WIID. In addition TICHEORN is available for election campaign research, special political surveys on selected countries and armed research requirements which can utilize his political expertise and area knowledge.4. Background. In 1959 TICHBORN, a bilingual Harvard-trained lawyer with political experience, was hired as a political action advisor for Agency-sponsored election operations throughout Latin America. He has participated in political operations in Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Chile, Argentina and the Dominican Republic. Based in Mexico City from 1961 until 1963, he was primarily a Headquarters asset but also assisted the Mexico City Station in its CA program. In August 1966 he was assigned PCs to New York City where he has been employed for cover purposes since October 1966 by the DO proprietary WUSALINE. In order to maximize the benefits of his availability, he was sent to Puerto Rico to conduct a political action briefing of a Station: Santo Domingo asset, MANTLE-4, which task he performed effectively.5. Effectiveness. During the period 1 October 1966 - 30 June 1967, WED has had an opportunity to use TICHEORY in his primary role of political action advisor on only one occasion. In February TICHEORN was assigned the continuing task of monitoring the Dominican Republic press and analyzing media reactions towards Balaguer and opposition elements. Several detailed summaries were submitted to the Dominican desk. A major effort was made to develop an in-depth study of the PRI party in Mexico. After a number of meetings with Headquarters and
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-2-ico Chy Station officers and early enthusiasm on the part ofTICTHBORN'S PRI contacts, these contacts became reluctant to delinto Selative PRI areas or to introduce TICABORN to other contactswch inside access. In May Headquarters, the Station, and TICHEORNall agreed, that the effort should be dropped.## Cover and Securitya. Cover. TICKBORN has done an excellent job of buildingandis cover win WUSALINE, liis area knowledge and languageaidity have proven of real help to the cover company,h.s shown himself unusually well suited to the needs of inatcompany. The cover company demands on his time, both on-thejob and for foreign and domestic travel, have no: interiored withhis opera tional a calization.b. Socerity. While in Mexico, TICHEORN acted as anmofficial legal závisor for the Center of Studies and Documnemationwhich was motioned in the MFDOWEL fiap as being bein funded by aCIA condit. However, there ere was no publicity in Mexic Lexico wnienlinked in with the Comer. Similarly there was appar arently nopublic ic exposure of the funding of the imellectual magazine withWILCH was connected ted, "Dialogos", by other CIA condeks. Thereis no available evidence that his security has been compromisedby the MilDOWEL Rap.## Termination and Extension2. While TICHBORN has been available for assignments caling   for his abilities as a political action advisor, the Division has not   had the requirements for such activities wiich were anticipated.   The cominuing use of TICHSORN for CIA tasks of lesser priority,   together with the time and travel demands of his new cover business,   Lave kept hira weil occupied during the period. However, in view   of the future anticipated lack of demand for TICHEORN's services   on a frequent basis, and the comparatively high cost in administra-   tive, financial, and WH case officer time required, it is felt that   the project should be terminated, effective 30 September 1967.b. As indicated in the sec ion above on "Cover and Security",TICHEORN has proven himse to be of real value to his covercompany WUSALINE and to DO. Becaus e of their interest in using
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-3-him as a full-time asset, DO has agreed to assume full administrative and operational responsibility for TICHDORN, effective 1 July 1967. Responsibility for the fulfillment of TICHDORN'S contract (effective through 30 September 1967) will be transferred to DO, effective 1 July 1967. Full financial responsibility for TICHJORN'S salary and expenses will be transferred to DO on 1 October 1967. WILD and DC have agreed that because of TICHBORN'S area knowledge and experience, WHD would enjoy a primary of interest in his possible future operational use. WHD agreed to reimburse DO for the costs of salary and expenses for any such future use of TICHDORN.c. In order to cover costs of salary and expense of TICHSORN until DO assumes financial responsibility on 1 October 1967, a FY 1968 extension of three months (from 1 July - 30 September 1967) is requested.8. Coordination. Coordination outside the Agency is not necessary.9. Costs. (1 July 1967 - 30 September 1967)Salary (three months) $4,250Travel 1,250TOTAL $5,500The Agent will be funded as follows:a. WH Division will make funds available to DO to cover salary and travel expenses. DO will pass these funds to WUSALINE through existing funding channels.b. The Agent will conform to Agency requirements in all his accountings.10. Action Requested. Extension of Project UOACE for the period 1 July - 30 September 1967 in the amount of $5,500 and termination effective 30 September 1967.
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# IDENTITYEdward G. TICHBORN Henry R. LopezSECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionINFO.FROM: Chief of Station, Santo DomingoSUBJECT: Operational/MHSPAWN/TICHBORN Press AnalysisACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESReference: HDCW - 2588Action: FYIThe Station appreciates the press analysis contained in the Reference, which was prepared by Edward G. TICHBORN. We feel that TICHBORN's comments on the press image of EMANTHEM/1 are particularly useful. As Headquarters is aware, however, EMANTHEM/1 has not shown himself particularly willing to take strides to improve his press image and continues to manifest a rather callous disregard for principles of public relations in general. While thus of no real immediate use, a continuing TICHBORN analysis would prove valuable should the opportunity present itself to render EMANTHEM/1 public relations advice and aid. We also believe such an analysis would be worthwhile in that it would keep TICHBORN himself up to date on the Dominican situation. Should it be decided to offer EMANTHEM/1 direct public relations or political advice, TICHBORN, in view of his established rapport with this individual, would be a natural candidate for the job. We would therefore appreciate further TICHBORN analysis, if practicable and convenient.Michael C. CHOADENDistribution:3 - C/WHD2 - FilesDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HDCA - 6319DATE: 14 June 1967HQS FILE NUMBER: 22-126-10/3
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WH/6-5866 June 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: CAASSUBJECT : Payments Received by Edward G. TICHBORN (P)From Cover CompanyPer your telephone request of 5 June, this is to certify that Subject received salary payments from his cover company for the period 1 January - 31 March 1967 based on equal monthly installments of his total yearly salary of $17,000.Lee E. PattonAC/WH/6
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WH/6-5842 June 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OASUBJECT : Foreign Travel of Edward G. TICHBORN(201-253203)REFERENCE : WH/6-509, 15 February 19671. In accordance with your request for information on TICHBORN'S foreign travel (CI/OA Memorandum dated 22 November 1966) the following is forwarded for your information.2. TICHBORN travelled to the following countries since our referenced memorandum:a. New York City to Mexico City and return during period 14 January - 20 January 1967.b. New York City to Mexico City and return (via Caracas on cover company business) - 15 March - 29 March 1967.c. New York City to Mexico City and return - 24 April - 30 April 1967.d. New York City - San Juan, Puerto Rico - 12 February - 18 February 1967.Lee E. PattonAC/WH/6Distribution:Orig & 1 addee; 1 - chrono; 1 - TICHBORN201-253203