Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WOLIMEINFO: Chief of Station, LondonChief, EUR DivisionFROM: Chief, LCPIPIT/LondonSUBJECT: DTDORIC/MHPROBE/Operational ORPHONE/British Immigration StatusACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES1. On 12 March 1969 QRPHONE/1 was granted an extension on his British visa valid until 15 February 1970.2. Since QRPHONE/1's file at the Home Office indicates an interest on the part of JAGUAR in his case, JAGUAR was consulted prior to the issuance of the extension. (This is not unusual in the cases of persons such as QRPHONE/1 and does not necessarily imply an "agent" status. Of course WOFIRM is not mentioned at all in this file.) In coordination with London Station it was decided that a re-newal of QRPHONE/l's one-year visa was preferable to the granting of permanent resident status--which would normally have been the case. We quote from the appropriate memorandum from JAGUAR to London Station on this matter:"The choice was between:-a) an extension of two monthsb) an extension of one year i.e. a repeat of what was granted to him last yearc) that his temporary residence should be made "unconditional" which would be the normal procedure if there were no special considerations.Our feeling was that for QRPHONE/1's cover purposes (c) would be undesirable; if his friends got to know of it they might think he was being treated over-generously in view of his contacts with leftwing revolutionaries such/CONTINUED.../Attachment: h/wReportDistribution:3 - C/WOLIME w/att1 - COS/London w/o att1 - C/EUR w/o attOEPA-17082 April 1969SECRET/RYBAT201-306052
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# SecretCOFLOT RIFCET 1 FEOLOT LUSIKER2. The record of KULI'S draliga viti Serga Motel en Roberto Halua ppear to be ea fellere:2. Four ital meeting with chal on 17.26 18(2) astings with lotta ca: d. 2011, Jra. It me eridely es these matinge that the trip متنا ما Conga sap arranzado2. Szalontested fire during the Esturday. Eracelets he could not parenples Cissusaad that day butan and downl 83 0900 the following day, and suas the otterExriore ocitected Liston at se sing betiven the two choved that 18 valt te difficult to an ea th the ainiara Sato Felpa had give cure wait for the heat its contact and to avizel vita halim. The latter was lasting for This at 10 on edChord Lists at 2020 stead of hio batra vas uranga For to gut Holden off and Fd respect. A beating was outquita coricaly crest gara no Morim for 1000If was at this beating that tona nad Indeed comitted blaalf and that cold was drg Fira pers Kjola Ka Pallowing week in Leopoldville.Secret![PRODUCTION IS DEAT OSTAINABLE]PON APERTURE CABO SUBMITTED
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SecretLISTER0 228, Anima 19 Jar 63Subj: Contacts with Serve bichel- Pallar iletti Hotel, two matings 17 Jan and ton arctits 1º Jan1.  Michel is startin a rew publication to le called ATLAS, much on the order of Paritatch, whics will be ai ed at Frenc-saskirs North Africa, "iode hast, and Algeriane in F-arce. An Algerian trared at Feine-Tireur in aris will be editor (he was unrared) and Michel will re the zuiting serius. Coler will be used for the cover and adds inside, the plates being made in est Germany. An Arabic edition will be issued later.2.  Kichel plans to use three photographers for the magazine, I'mu Lakhdar aka Dianal (trained in Czech, Dimal Tcharderii (if he consents to use a camera instead of a movie cacera), ar me. (crel said he had to use Algerians even they we e not "hotographers", but that he reeded me to rack then up technically.) He has already tacen twerty-some photos fron me and has twen me a long listof othere he wants. He has promised to pay 150 francs each to start, with raise in pey ss the mara-ine nrogresses. I said zy present work cams my living, and a question ofprestice was more importart thar par for the o ent. (Comment: I'm not sure how serious Michel is, nor if he has the authority to wes. At least he taike a good game, and he has taken tote "hotos to show the deitor for use in the first few issues.3.  Before 'ichel offered explovment on the rapazine, he asned if I would be free to sperd tiree or four weeks in An ola ard the Congo with Roberto Hoiden to take "sev ral thousand photos which could be used for the next several years in a continuirs campaign for the liberation of arsola, with me retaining seiling rights in the negatives and the entire trip being paid by Holden. I said I was willing if I could arrange it with mye ployre. That wis at roon 18 Jan. At six pa 18 January, Michel announced to e that ho den had agreed to sponsor a trip for me to Argo:8. As a first step, Holden wartes me present at 1000 Jan 19 to take photos of his interview with Ben Bella. I will be there.4.  Kichel then said the Atias once underway would not be his responsibility, just as he had loosed the reins of Al Bhaab once it as started. Then he will publish an entire series of slåtk, one-ti e publications on the various phases of the Algerian government and its efforts, & photo book on miperia, photo bocks on the various regions and problems of alger.a. Concurrently, he will be doing publications on Black African subjects, taring many, long swine's through Aerica to gather the inforation andphotos. He said, "You will be working "ore with me and traveling through Africa at that time than workins, on Atlas, which saculd rave a good backlor of Algerian photos by ther." He added, af course, I'll have to set permission to take you on these trips-aybe they'll wart an Arrican photo rapher instead."5.  After the Holden/Ben Bella interview today, I am to set Holden and Fichel to make further plans.303Secret![INTAGE CARD REPRリリング]
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SecretLISTRIK N JVCT #240, EuropeSubj: Contacts 18-20 Jan21 Jan 531. Serve lienci: Saw twice daily. He proceeded very rapidly re the proffered trip to Algorta, including arrangements with Luter, Holden to pay for the trip. Only other interesting subject discussed was At and Chaff. Mr Afima solution. He saw that this war.2. Josie Fita: Met her twice with, respective. She seems to be quite in the heart of tears, ie very common, treated as equal by Serre.3. Roberto Holzer: Saw him twice, on 19th and 20th. On 19th, after Mr Bella interview, Josie Fanon presented me his ticket for An. and mentioned that Mr. Seizen had liked of it for An. I discussed publicity for Angola. The 20th with Michel & Faror, before I could say Holden told me he was applying for a visa in Swiss that afternoon, and that he would read the ticket to Leopoldville the day it returned to me. He is stopping at the Congo, but ticket should be returned to me 7th. I explained that I was willing to tell him that the or already might rot into it; therefore, his entire interview, according to Taleb Jazi who saw as Holden told him.4. Commandant All are: Saw him twice, once at VI only on 10th and at my home night of 20th. Said he was going to Canada for 10 days at maximum, would do anything possible for Arfolare. Said Algerians prepared on me when he returned to take his impression.5. Taleb Ja ai: Saw him several times, including once at home. Said never saw anything like the symptoms of the congress to FLN and Polit Bureaus.dimams Irvii - assisted Dollar! is "stupid", are both CIA agents.6. Mahjoub Be retailed 4 from Avakatis and cocktails and dinner at home 20 h. Mahjoub declined talk about the Congress or anything faintly resembling politics.Secret
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# DISPATCHChief, WOLIMECOS, London: C/EURChief, LCPIRIT/LondonDTDORIC/Operational/KUPROBEORPHONE/JAGUAR ReportingThrough London Station's liaison with JAGUAR we are sometimes able to monitor the reactions and attitudes of ORPHONE/1's enemies within radical circles in the U.K. We are forwarding, u/s/c, copies of two such recent JAGUAR reports. In this case they were particularly helpful in underlining the continuing need for attention to the cover backstopping of ORPHONE/1's sources of income.Aaron C. LAGINESTRAAttachments: u/s/c stated aboveDistribution:③ - C/WOLIME w/atts1 - COS, London w/atts1 - C/EUR w/o atts![SIC ALID BY RID/SD, Dated 04 Nov 69]CS COPYOEPA - 211514 October 1969200-124-156/3.
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# 2R J01-725837 2R J01-30,05318 L## Lionel HORRISOCT and Richard CTBбой### OEPA-21MORRISON says Richard OTBSON is running for him because he is too involved with OIBSON's wife Sara. MORRIBOR had had en affair with Sara when he was working for the "Afro-Asian Journalist" and was visiting London. GIBSON had found out, and told a member of the P.A.C. about it. He in turn told MORRISON, and he told Sara. The challenged her husband, and saked how he dare arrend rumours about her. Once before she had walked out on his.2. MORRISON said C13507 was wo..ded because he did not know exactly what information ::ORRISON has about his. There was a confrontation of the two at a meting of the Race Relations Institute at which GIB307 refused to sit with LORAIsor. MORRISOM naked him on that occasion to report the matter to "his masters", implying that GIBSON was an agent provocateur.3. : CORRISON says Sara told him that they live far alove their peans but are never in debt, and ano could not understaid it. That is why she had started a nursery school, and no longer did any work for GIBSON. Previously she had taken part in a number of GIBSON's activities, for instance "the HANCHANDA attempt to break up the Vietnam Solidarity Campeigm".4. Once GIRSCH went to the Foreign Press Association claining that 1:03RISON had forged an application fom end was not working for "Zambian Kail". MORRISON is now a weekly contributor to that paper but was not when he first applied to the P.P.A. MORRISON says that at present CIBSON and his wife are on holiday for two nonths in Italy.1. 2R 83303920-A secret and reliable source states that. TARIQ ALI is certain that GIBSON is working for the Americans. He claims that the Chinese have documentary proof of this, and for that reason they removed him from the editorial board of "Revolution", the Paris magazine they were financing. GIBSON had then come to London.2. TARIQ ALI says GIBSON is very wealthy but no-one knows where his money comes from. Prom time to time he hands out donations to sympathisers saying that they are "on behalf of the Chinese".3. 21-108746 TARIQ ALI also has suspicions that Robert WILLIAMS, "who was thrown out of both Cuba and Peking" may be working for the C.I.A.2.- 174-156/3![RE CARD REPRODUCTIONS]
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# Lionel MORRISAT and Richard GIBSON1.  MORRISON is running for him because he is too involved with GIBSON’s wife Sara. MORRISON had had an affair with Sara when he was working for the “Afro-Asian Journalist” and was visiting London. GIBSON had found out, and told a member of the P.A.C. about it. Ho in turn told MORRISON, and he told Sarn. She challenged hor husband, and asked how ho dare anrend runours about her. Once before she had walked out on hin.2.  MORRISON said GIBSON acs worried boomise he did not know exactly what information MORRISON has about him. There was a confrontation of the two at a corting of the Race Roletions Institute at which GIBSC refused to sit with LORRISCH MORRISON asked him on that occasion to reart the matter to “his masters", implying that GIBSON was an agen, provocateur.3.  CORRISOT says Sara told him that they live far soove their means but are never in debt, and the could not understand it. That is why she had started a nursery school, and no longer did any work for GIBSON. Previously she had taken part ir a number of CIBSOT’s activities, for instance “the HANCHANDA attempt to break up the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign”.4.  Once GIESCI went to the Poreign Prose Association claiming that MORRISON had forged an application form and was not working for “Zaabian Kail”. MORRISON is now a weekly contributor to that paper but was not when he first applied to the P.P.A. KORRISOH says that at present GIBSON and his wife are on holiday for two months in Italy.$833039$1.  A secret and reliable source states that. TARIC ALI is certain that GIBSON is working for the Americans. He claims that the Chinese have documentary proof of this, and for that reason they removed him from the editorial board of “Revolution”, the Paris magazine they were financing. GIBSON had then come to London.2.  TARI ALI says 01330N is very wealthy but no-one knows where his money comes from. From time to time he hands out donations to sympathisers saying that they arg “on behalf of the Chinese”.3. TARIQ ALI also has suspicions that Robert WILLIAMS, “who was thrown out of both Cuba and Peking” may be working for the C.I.Α.
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# SECRETINFORMATION REPORT COVER SHEETFROM: England, London/LCPIPITCASE OFFICER: Aarou C. LAGINESTRAREPORTS OFFICER: Norman C. BUL.81K00E NC6RELEASING OFFICER: Adrian R. MASLOTTI 1/c-OBP-73723 January 70JAN 26 1978DISTRIBUTION:*   VOLINE, v/usster*   LONDON (OK for SMOTH and JAGUAR, provided source description is changed to read "a fairly reliable source".*   Algiers*   Paris*   Boon*   Rabat*   Tunis*   Geneva*   Bern*   Amman*   Beirut*   Rome*   LCPIPITDTDORIC/QRPHONESUPDATA:Subject: First International Congress of Palestine Solidarity. Committees in Algiers, 26 - 28 December 1969Source: QRPHONE/1Note: Request Headquarters verify and correct names. INDEX participants.Congress documents gave several English translations for this Congress. We have chosen the one which we believe is the most accurate translation of the French.File: 200-124-156/4SECRET
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTNO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED D188KM/NO DISSEN ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLYSECRETPAGE 1 OF 6 PAGESTHIS IS AN INFOMATION SPORT. SOYURAN LOALUATED INTELIGENCEREPORT NO. COEP-737COUNTRY International/AlgeriaDATE DISTR. 23 January 1970DOI 26-28 December 1969SUBJECT First International Congress ofPalestine Solidarity Committeesin Algiers, 26-28 December 1969ACO (16 January 1970)FIELD NO.SOURCE Radical European who attended the Congress. His reportinghas been generally reliable.Summary: The First International Congress of PalestineSolidarity Committees in Algiers vas sponsored by theAlgerian Curaittee of Solidarity with Palestine. About 200delegates, sost of whom were testers &ropean pro-Chinesemilitants, attended the event. In the proceedings of theCongress these militants sought to apply the Chinese thesesof the "People's Var" to the Palestinian struggle. TheCongress firmly backed the notion that Al Fatah and thePalestine Liberation Organization (PLO) vere one and thecame body with Al Fatah acting as the vanguard body forbringing about unity among all Palestine commando/liberationorganizations. A major decision of the Congress vas theacceptance of a Palestinian proposal to create an informationbureau in Algiers. The Algerians clained that fifteencountries were represented. There was no list of delegatesand the Algerian hosts sent out of their way to resuroanonymity among the participants. End Summary.1. The Presier Congres International des Cosites   "Palostine" (First Internationai Congress of Palestine Solidarity   Cosaittocs) was held at the Club des Pins conference site   ten miles outside of Algiers fros 26 to 28 December 1989. It   was attended largely by pro-Chinese militants from Vestorn   Europe. The total number of delegates vas 188 -- 148 foreign,   20 Palestinian and 20 Algerian. The French delegation was the   largest one present and the most divided into various factions.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSKKH/NO DISSEM ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLYDISTRIBUTIONNONE![photo of ARD REPRODUCTIONS logo]
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLYPage 3 of 6 pages1. Palestinians took over the chairmanship of the three commissions and guided much of the work of these groups. A (Comrade) "...u t" from Paris chaired the Information Commission;   Abu Hassan chaired the important Political Commission. (Field Comment: Source did not know the name of the Palestinian who chaired the Organization commission.)2. The most important Congress document was a political declaration which had been drafted in the Political Commission mainly by Abu El Hassan and Alhimanyata Hanchanda, a British citizen of Indian descent who is chairman of the pro-Chinese British-Vietnam Solidarity Front (B/VSZ). (Source? Comment: Hanchanda confided that he was not completely satisfied with the text of the document, but considered it worthwhile nonetheless because it came close to what he considered were general Chinese positions, although it did not condemn the Soviet Union by name. Abu El Hassan and other Palestinians congratulated Manchanda for his success in ramming through such a hard-line political document. Manchanda had in fact dominated the final plenary session of the Congress on 28 December which voted affirmatively on the declaration. On one occasion during the discussions in the Political Commission, Yazid tried to persuade the Commission (whose revolutionary commitments he claimed to share) that it should go easier in its condemnations of the United Nations.3. Delegations from the following countries were represented at the Congress:a. Austria - Represented by an observer from the Moscow-lino Communist Party of Austriab. Belgium - a divided delegation headed mainly by Reno Raindorf but which included a few supporters of Jacqueri Rippa, a current political enemy of Raindorf.c. Brazil - Represented by a youth named McGill who lives in London.d. Great Britain (two rival delegations)Delegation led by Manchanda as follows:(1) Manchanda, representing the Solidarity Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Arab Peoples, and the Revolutionary Marxist-Leninist League(2) Diana Langford, of the Women's Equal Rights Campaign(3) Mike Grylitsias, of the Revolutionary Marxist-Leninist League(4) Mishek Chinamassa, of the Zimbabwe Students Union in Europe (ZSUE). (Field Comment: An official British Service reported in August 1969 that Chinamassa was expelled by the executive committee of the Zimbabwe African Peoples Union (ZAPU) as president of the ZSUE.)5. Richard Gibson, journalist for "Liberator"6. June Williams, a school teacher
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HACK NO FUKE 1.BACKGROUND USE ONLYPage 4 of pagesfrom London who came as an observerCIT: UKSEX M(7) Max Hunt, a teacher in London who came as an observer for the Schools' Action Union(8) Matt Carr, manager of the ScottishCIT: UKSEX MVanguard Bookshop at 210 Paisley Road, Glasgow, which is owned by the Scottish Workers Party.OCC: BOOK SHOP MANAGER ASSOCIATED WINDSEX MCIT: UK(9) David U., from the Scottish Workers Party lives at 66 Dundee Street in EdinburghDelegation from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) as follows:(1) Roger Young, treasurer of Friends of Palestine which is now affiliated with the PSC(2) Norman Temple, of the Friends of Palestine(3) Abdullah Yassameco, of the Friends of Palestine(4) Louis Eakes, of the Young Liberals(5) an unidentified girl friend of Eakes(6) (foul) Hallier of Agit-PropPALESTINE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN (a PSC member)(7) (foul) Walker, who came as an observer(8) Bill Guun of Pew Birch's Communist Party of Britain Marxist-Leninist and of the PSC(9) Dave Hundell, of the Revolutionary Socialist Students Federation (RGSE) in London(Source Comment: This delegation had been sent to Algiers by the London-based PIO representative, (inuf A Armanazi), who is apparently the editor of the newspaper "Free Palestine". The newspaper, however, lists its editor as "Aziz Yafi". Armanazi had supplied the airfare for this delegation because he did not want the PSC people to go to Algiers under the arrangements of Manchanda. All of the PSC people were young and no match for Manchanda who, in the final session of the Congress, was able to isolate them completely inasmuch as they opposed the recognition of Al Fatah and the establishment of the information bureau in Algiers.)e. Italy - Represented by delegates from the Italian Communist Party and the Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity (PSICP). They decided to be in an observer status, although they were entitled to be participants by the fact that they belong to a Palestinian Solidarity Committee in Italy. The only open political opposition to the overall political line of the Congress came from the Italians who passed out a statement at the final session deploring the importation of left-wing quarrels into the issue of Palestine.SECRET/NO FOREIX/ISTS/S) DISSEM ABROAD![Aperture Card Reproductions]
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SECRET/HO FORETON DISSEN/CONTROLLED DIESEL/KO DISSEY ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLYPage 5 of 6 pages### FRANCEf. France- The delegatano was initially divided into factions tout, or 27 Sreceater, a sort of iltruce was worked cut and there was to ovest trouble. Joninent seabers of the delegation were:, Roger Yury, Jean-Piarre, Marie-Claude Vignaud, the mistress of wdcrrezak Benbadji (Algerias living in Paris).g. West Germany - The delegation was coaposed primarily of unidentified militants of the Socialist German Student League -- SDS. The group took a very left sectarian position and joined with the PSC tro Britain in openly refusing to give full support to the Al Fatah. On the other hand the Germans played ro role, speaking only triefly in the Political Commission.h. Spaini. Switzerlandj. The Netherlands - Represented as observers ly Keesy agtendonk and Bertus Rendriks who came from Amsterdam. (Source Comment: Wagtendonk said that he was still a scaber of the Pacifist Socialist Party; Hendriks described himself as a Marxist-Leninist.)k. Scandinavia - Included Sweden, and perhaps two other Scandinavian countries Source Comment: The suall Scandinavia. gmup, watch case as lovers, was guided during the proceedings Lyr of outani who resides at luttacken 11. Hereraten, Stocs.hoin. He is an Arab journalist olin chias to arata tor Lebanese and Syrian publicatione and who had ended the Vietnam War Crimes Tribunal in Stockhola.l. Algeriam. Palestinen. United States - Delegation as follows:(1) Herb Block. of the Ad Hoc Committee for a Marxist-Leninist Communist Party who led the delegation(2) Mrs. Block, wife of Rert, Block (Source Comment: The Blocks announced that noy were Fattending the Congress under the pseudonym of Douglas". Mrs. Blook even veat to the length of wearing a reddish wig and dark glasses. Neither Plock played any significant cole.)(3) Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther Party leader now residing in Algiers(4) Don. a Neg, from Chicago who accompanied the Blocks and whe clained to be a senter of the Black Panther iarty.(5) Lieis nergaan, former member of the Communist Party of USA in Chicago who nowSECRET/VO FOREIGN LISSUSS ISSEY ABROAD
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SECRET/NO-FOREIGN DISSEN/CONTROLLED DISSEN/NO DISSEN ABROAD/BACKGROUND USE ONLYPage 6 of 6 pagesF-JE 11J4643 USH, CALIF:: USACCC STUDENTresides to San Fransisco(6) Davida Fineuan, who resides in San Francisco.(Source Comment: Tho 1.5 delegation was accompanied by two newsreel phoitopiers from the West Coast, oue who gave his same as *Hardesty*. They only attended the final session of the Congrens arr! were primarily concerned witt lobhying the PL for facilies to go to Jorres to photograph guerrilla activities there.+ SEX M  CIT: USA  ACC: PHOTOGRAPHERSECRET/NO FOREIGN (8) AFROAD200-9-54
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# DISPATCHChief, WOLIKECOS. London: C/EURChief. LCPIRIT/London 4151:1DTDORIC/Operational/IRROBEORFLOUR/JAGUAR ReportingThrough London Station's liaison with JAGUAR we are sometimes able to monitor the reactions and attitudes of ORPHONE/1's enemies within radical circles in the U.K. We are forwarding, u/s/c, copies of two such recent JAGUAR reports. In this case they were particularly helpful in underlining the continuing need for attention to the cover backstopping of ORPHONE/1's sources of income.Attachments: u/s/c stated aboveDistribution:3 - C/WOLIKE w/atts- COS, London w/atts1 - C/EUR w/o attsAaron C. LAGINESTRA![S/C A117) BY RID/SD Dated 04 NOV-9]![LATT]![ES COPY]ОEPA - 211514 October 1969SECRET/RYBAT200-124-156/3