Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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(8) SpottingCheck and InvestigationsSelection of AgentaEecruiting MethodeTraining, Briefing, and DebriefingRandling of centePerrination of AgentsSpecial emphasis will to devoted to apart spotting, acquisitionand manages ent.24-28 June Observation, description, casing, reporting. The latter willinclude operational reporting, surveillance reporting, CE typereporte and principles of positive intellience reporting.1-2 July Missions, functions, & principles of CECI.3 July TSS briefinge, axdio & photo5-9 July Continuation of CE & CI.10-11 July Principles, procedures, techniques of elicitation, intervieving.12 July Sexdner on covert investigative techniques.
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Basis Transcipt 2 week.Observation, Reception, Cassings 3 daysReporting- 1 weekJudgments of CI+cc. 1 weekConsultation, submitting (2 dayLives repetition Tech canObserver Andis Bing 1 dayMr. Sells201 T-30OTRLiving mixell, Afkhorm Prominent Afficia2054Reg 240.1001Reg 45-1025
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GERANDE works for LIPSTICK-19 as purch. agent.- LIPSTICK/LIMITED. (Pinto) GERENDE <-- LIPSTICK-19' / LYRIC . (Pinto) "" / LIXIOM . (Pinto) " <-- LIMITATION-5;-6.----LINSTOCK (radio maintenance of tech.) LINSTOCK
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA AIRKAPOKDISPATCH NO. BGM-V-4556SECRET201-119523CLASSIFICATIONKAFCE #500TO : Chief of Station, Mexico CityDATE 21MAYFROM : Chief, WEDPRICRITYSUBJECT GENERAL - Operational Matters/LIPSTICKSPECIFIC - Raymond H. GERENDE/TrainingReference: BGM-M-4410, 26 April 1957 (201-119523)ACTION REQUESTED: See Paragraph 5.1. Subject is scheduled for covert training to begin Monday, 10 June 1957, and to last five weeks. Subject should arrive in Washington, if possible, on 8 or 9 June.2. It is planned that Subject stay in a furnished apartment where he will also be trained on workdays. For food, laundry and incidentals he will be given per diem of $16. Entertainment of Subject will be conservative.3. It is suggested that Mexico City Station provide Subject with a round-trip ticket by air. For a cover standpoint it might be wise to have Subject visit his mother's relatives in South Carolina on the way to Washington. If feasible he should create the impression that he is visiting New York City or both New York and Washington on this trip.4. Subject's cover while in the U. S. will be that of tourist.5. Please cable Subject's time of arrival and flight number. He will be met at the airport by the desk operations officer, "Harry." In the event the meeting is not made he should call the telephone number forwarded under separate cover and ask for "Larry." In the event he is still unable to make contact he should go to the National Hotel.(Releasing officer)(Authenticating officer)FORM NO. 51-29JUN 1949KAPOKSECRETCLASSIFICATION
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KAPUKSECRETE-K-4554K-PCK # 500Page Two1803 Fye Street, N. W., take a room and wait for a call. If unable to get a room he should leave a forwarding address for further contact.John T. IlynnJ. C. KINGChief, WHDAttachment:1 - As described above, u/s/c17 May 1957Distribution:3 - Mexico City, w/att, u/s/c1 - WHYIII/KAPOK Chrono, w/o/att.- Subject, w/o/att.WH/III/Mexico/LSuleimjmJohn T. IlynnJ. C. KING, CHIEF, WHDW. GALBRAITH, C/MR/IIIKAPOKSECRET
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SECRET17 May 1957MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief/il/3upportAttn: H/B & FSUBJECT: Contract Agent Covert TrainingRaymond L. G-Reus (pa)1. Subject, Project LIPSTICE omtreet epast, will arrive in Washington on approximately 3-4 June 1957 for five vesks of covert training. Covers training hos baan arranged and a safe houes obtainai.2. The catter of entertainment of Subject van dlaused with Mr. Wattles, C//upport, the sild that entertainmes of ontract aponts is authoriset under contain conditions and that it would be rertissible to entertain Dahleot comservatively while in Washington, le spots to le, irics of Vive Gecoral Commail's Office who supported this view.3. To favorably ingress Jubjeet ani to maintain his morale while in dashington, it is contemplated that the desk operuti as offies will entertain his with dimer and drinks approximately tvics a voak during the first and final veeks and once a wosk dring the intervenin secke.J. GALBRAITHChief, #H/IIIDistribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - Wil/III/Chrono1 - Subject - Lipstick 20WH/III/Mexico/LSulctersSECRET
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# SECRET15 May 1957MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Safehouse Branch, Office of LogisticsTHROUGH: Chief, Central Cover Branch, DD/PREQUESTING OFFICE: WH/TII/MexicoCASE OFFICER: Laurence B. Sulc - Extension 2555PROJECT: LIPSTICE Allotment: 7-3570-83-130Reference: R 45-1025, 25 June 1956.Type of safehouse requested: Furnished apartment (efficiency apartment or larger). The apartment should be large enough to show motion pictures to trainees.Location and Environment: Washington, D. C. Middle class or above type of environment.Maximum Price Range: $10 per day.Occupancy from: 8 June 1957 To: 14 July 1957Intended Use: Safehouse will be occupied by one (1) agent for rest once and training. The agent is a Mexican (completely bi-lingual in Spanish and English, was born in the U. S.), aged 23, a college graduate and purchasing agent for a Mexico City firm. He will occupy the safehouse most of the time, both day and night, for five weeks. Three or four other persons (from CTR and possibly the case officer) will spend time in the safehouse during the day. Sensitive material will be in the house during the day.Cover Arrangement: Subject will be in the U. S. as a tourist from Mexico. He has American relatives in North Carolina, WH Division's memorandum requesting training for Subject, and which included this cover plan, was approved by the FI and CI Staffs on 14 May 1957.Funds are available:BUDGET OFFICERSECRET
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SECRETWB/III/Mexico/IBSalemjaDistribution:Orig. & 1- Addressee1- CCB/DD/P1- WH/III/Chrono2- Subject
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VIA: Air PouchTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: GENERAL- OperationalSPECIFIC- Raymond E. GerendeReference: 221-W-4410ACTION REQUESTED: Contact with Gerende1.  The Subject has made reservations at the Hotel Emery, 1812 G Street, H.W., Washington 6, D.C., Telephone Republic 7-1812, for 9 June 1957. He will wait at this hotel for a telephone call from Malcolm Q. ELAND sometime before 1200 hours on 10 May 1957. The Subject will meet EDELAD in the lobby of the Statler Hotel at the time stated in the conversation. Should this contact fail the Subject will remain at his hotel from 1300 hours until 1800 hours on 10 May 1957 and the same times on successive days until contact is made.2.  Station Mexico appreciates the efforts of the Headquarters desk in arranging this training.![signature of Willard & Costes]Willard & CostesMSD/bct15 May 1957Distribution3 - Hqs2 - Files
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KAPOVSECRETAIRH-W-4554201-119523KAPOK #500: Chief of Station, Mexico City: Chief, WHDPRIORITY- Operational Matters/LIPSTICK- Raymond H. GERENDE/TrainingReference: H4W-4410, 26 April 1957 (201-119523)ACTION REQUESTED: See paragraph 5.1.  Subject is scheduled for covert training to begin Monday, 10 June 1957, and to last five weeks. Subject should arrive in Washington, if possible, on 8 or 9 June.2.  It is planned that Subject stay in a furnished apartment where he will also be trained on weekdays. For food, laundry and incidentals he will be given per diem of $6. Entertainment of Subject will be conservative.3.  It is suggested that Mexico City Station provide Subject with a round-trip ticket by air. From a cover standpoint it might be wise to have Subject visit his mother's relatives in South Carolina on the way to Washington. If feasible he should create the impression that he is visiting New York City or both New York and Washington on this trip.4.  Subject's cover while in the U. S. will be that of tourist.5.  Please cable Subject's time of arrival and flight number. He will be met at the airport by the desk operations officer, "Larry." In the event the meeting is not made he should call the telephone number forwarded under separate cover and ask for "Larry." In the event he is still unable to make contact he should go to the National Hotel,KAPOKSECRET.
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KADOVSECRETHR/HW-4554KAPOK $500Page Two1808 Eye Street, N. W., take a room and wait for a call. If unable to get a room he should leave a forwarding address for further contact.J. C. KINGChief, WHDAttachments:1- As described above, u/s/o17 May 1957Distribution:3- Mexico City, w/att. u/s/c1 - WH/III, KAPOK Chrono, w/o/att.1 - Subject, w/o/att.WH/III/Mexico/LSulomjJ. C. KING, CHIEF, WHDW. GALBRAITH, C/WH/IIISECRET.
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIADISPATCH NO. ES4-W-4410SECRET201-119523TO: Chief of Station, Mexico City DATE : 26 APR 57 1442FROM: Chief, WHDSUBJECT GENERAL - Operational MattersSPECIFIC - Raymond E. GerondeReference: EW-4-5661, 19 December 1956 (50-6-4-1316)1. Plans are underway to bring subject to Headquarters for training as requested in reference. Geronde is tentatively scheduled to begin his training on 10 June 1957.2. It is anticipated that subject will be trained in Basic Tradecraft, CI/CE matters, Photography and cons audio surveillance. He should be able to complete his studies in about five weeks time.3. It is believed that tourist cover for subject's visit to this country will be satisfactory, inasmuch as he has relatives living in South Carolina.4. As further and more definite arrangements are made regarding the matters discussed in this dispatch, you will be so advised. Headquarters regrets the delay in answering reference dispatch.John T. HlymJ. C. KINGChief, WHD19 April 1957Distribution:3 - Mexico City1 - WH/III/Chrono1 - WH/Mailroom1 - RI1 SubjectWH/III/Mexico/MPCondomeluJohn F. HlynJ. C. KING, CHIEF, WHDFORM NO. 51-29JUN 1949SECRETW. GALBRAITH, C/WH/III201-119523
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SEGRETSerende(Lip-20)22 April 1957MEMORANDUM FOR: D/THATTENTION : Assistant Chief For Covert Training, CS/Tr.FROM : WH/3/MexicoSUBJECT : Request For Covert TrainingProject: LIPSTICKPseudo: Maynard B. Geremie1. Initiated by: WH, Branch 3, Mexico - FI2. Date of Project Approval: 2 November 1956Type and Date of Clearance: Amended Operational Approval C-32743 effective 19 March 1956. Supersedes OA granted 28 February 1955.3. Agent Status: Contract Agent4. Agent Nationality: Born in U.S., but renounced citizenship to become Mexican citizen on 31 July 1952.5. Operations Officer: Lawrence B. Sule Known to student as: Larry Room 2114, Barton Hall, x-2555Alternate Operations Officer: John B. Brady Known to student as: Jack Room 2111, Barton Hall, x-31626. Training dates: Beginning about 10 June 1957 for approximately 5 weeks.7. Complete biographic background of trainee:   See memorandum attached.8. Previous intelligence training: Trained in surveillance and related techniques by his field case officer. No formalized training.9. Project Objective: Physical surveillance in Mexico City area to obtain CE and operational information on Soviet/Satellite and Communist Party personnel, plans and activities. This project supports a technical surveillance project in Mexico. Some of the basehouses under Project LIPSTICK support the physical surveillance aspect of Station operations whereas some of the basehouses support technical surveillances.SEGRET
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# SECRET10. Description of agents duties in the field: Under the direct supervision and guidance of the Case Officer, full operation1 and administrative responsibility and sentral of the following:a. LIPSTICK Teamb. LIPSTICK Car #4c. LIPSTICK/LIMITED basehoused. LIPSTICK/ILY IG ba chousee. LIPSTICK/LAXION tanohousef. LINST CEg. LIPSTICK office #2h. Fretext investigationsi. Spot assignmentoIn summary it een be said that the subject'a principal duties aro administration and operational direction of the LISTICK toaz, processing 35 to 40 rolls of 35 Les film coch verk, auntecting agents and eating as cut-out for the Case Officer, conducting Individual investigations, handling cash advances, acountings, and property.Description of agent's cover in the field: Gerende in per- festly covered working for LIDSTICK 19 es purchasing agent. s epende approximately three to four hours per day working on his cover duties. This cover is believed by all his friends, is durable and allove sufficient freedon for operational activity.11. Proposed cover to be used during trainings It is anticipated that subject will come to the C.S. 28 a tourist. Inasmuch as Gerendo's mother has six sisters and thres brothers I'ving in either Columbia or Senter, South Carolins, (as of June 1955) tourist ever for him would appear to be appropriate.12. Student availability for trainings full time.13. Specific problems to be considered in handling trainees Bone envisioned at this tie. Subject speaks English.14. Specific training subjects to be covereds Bania Tradecraft, CI/CE course, Photography, and sme cudio Furveillance techniques.15. Techniod training requirementas Photography and sulio surveilla me techniques.
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16. Has otulent in the past, or does he at present, visit overt لمممنصةs of the art Lization: sous la the angron area. Presumably he has never been in the Station in Mexico City.17. Special attributes to be evaluated:J. C. KINGChief, WHDAPPROVALS:Senior Staff Training OfficerCI StaffAttachments: Biographic DataWH/III/stories/MondenselyDistribution:Orig & 1 Addresses - w/attach1 WH/III/Chreno - w/attach1 Subject- w/attachSECRET
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SEGRETATTACHMENT 10 TRAINING HEMOName : Ramon Joseph ALVAREZ Du PontBorn : 7 December 1933 in New York CityCitizenship : MexicanFather : Fernando ALVAREZ (deceased), Mexican citizenMothers : Janie Du Pont, vda. de ALVAREZ, U.S. citizen,born 13 December 1906 at Sumter, So. CarolinaSisters : Marcia and AdriaOfficialIdentity Papers : Mexican passport #41776 issued in Mexico City 19December 1953; renewed 16 November 1954, #7724,good until 16 November 1956, Mexican draft card#1963865.Religion : Protestant - non-denominationalEducation : American High School, Mexico, D.F., diploma July 1952Mexico City College, B.A. in Latin American studies,June 1955Languages : English and SpanishMilitary : January-December 1953-Mexico City-IV'a Division deService Infantaria, 15/a Compania de Transmisiones CorporalPhysicalDescription :Age 23Height 5' 9½"Eyes hazelFace shape ovalComplexion fairPosture erectWeight 145 lbs.Teeth normal, straightHair dark brownScars ¼" horizontal on tip of chinBuild mediumSECRET
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# SECRETREQUEST FOR COVERT TSS TRAININGIMPORTANT: a) Approval of Staff Training Officer must be indicated on this form.b) Approval of CI Staff must be indicated on this form.c) If student is a member of a foreign intelligence or security service, the name of the service must be indicated in the space provided.d) If student is a contract agent, he must have full operational clearance, must have signed his contract, and project must be an approved project.e) TSS will provide training site facilities provided that the sites are available on the dates training is requested.f) Should it be necessary for the student to enter agency buildings (other than safehouses), the requestor will undertake to procure CI staff approval, also building passes or badges when necessary.1 Name of student: Raymond H. Gerende  □ True  ☑ Pseudo  □ Crypto2. Training alias to be employed "Ray"3. Name of Operations Officer: Lawrence B. Sulc Division: WHSenior Staff: Room No. and Bldg.: 2114 B.H. Extension 25554. Name of Approved Project: LIPSTICK Date and Type of Clearance: CA, 19. March. 19565. Operations Officer known to student as: (Name) "Larry"6. Nationality of student: Mexican7. Status of student:a. Staff agent: □ b. Contact agent: ☑c. Foreign Intell. or Security Service Official (specify name of service): Not applicable8. Language in which training will be conducted: English(Note: Requestor agrees to provide interpreter should such be required.)9. Country or area in which student will operate: Mexico10. Will agent train others? Yes □ No ☑11. Dates during which student will be available for training: From 10.June 1957 To 12.July.195712. Will training take place in:a. TSS training site: □ b. Site provided by Area Division: ☑ (OTR will provide safehouse)DISTRIBUTION:Orig. & 1 – For one subject1 – For each additional subject1 – CI StaffTSS/TD Page OneSECRET
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SECRETPERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUESTTO: RI/ANALYSIS SECTIONFROM: WH/III/MexicoDATE: 25 July 1956ROOM NO.: 1026 Barton HallTELEPHONE: 2555INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed in block letters.SECTION I: List 201 number, name, and identifying data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants (including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed. If the identifying data varies with the alias used, a separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to complete.SECTION II: List cryptonym or pseudonym if assigned. If true name is sensitive, fill in the 201 number and Section II only. If true name is non-sensitive, both Sections I and II must be completed.SECTION III: To be completed in all cases.SECTION I201 NO.: 1195231. NAME (Last): ALVAREZ Durant,(First): Ramon(Middle): Joseph(Title):3. NAME VARIANTTYPE:(Last):(First):(Middle):(Title):PHOTO:4. BIRTH DATE:   0712335. COUNTRY OF BIRTH:   USA6. CITY OR TOWN OF BIRTH:   New York City7. OTHER IDENTIFICATION:8. OCC/POS. CODE:SECTION IICRYPTONYM OR PSEUDONYM: Raymond H. GERENDECOUNTRY OF RESIDENCE: MEX10. ACTION DESK:    WH/3M11. 2ND CITY INTEREST12. 3RD CITY INTEREST12A.COMMENTS: Permanently charged to WH/III/MexicoOPEN FILE:YESRESTRICTED FILE:YES201-119523SIGNATURE:FORM NO. 831 TEST1 NOV 55
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# CIA INTERNAL USE ORLYSECRET(Then Filled In)# PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUESTTO RI/ANALYSIS SECTIONDATEcandFROM RIANACTIONOPEN AMEND CLOSEROOM NO. 1504K TELEPHONE 2919INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed in block letters.SECTION 1: List 201 number, name and identifying data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants (including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed. If the identifying data varies with the alias used, a separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to complete.SECTION 11: List cryptonym or pseudonym, if assigned. If true name is sensitive, obtain 201 number from 201 Control Desk and complete Section I and Section III. On a separate form, enter the 201 number and complete Section II and Section III. Submit each form separately.SECTION 111: To be completed in all cases.SECTION ISENSITIVENON-SENSITIVE201 NO. 1195231. SOURCE DOCUMENTNAME (Last) (Middle) (First) (Title) 3.TYPE NAME VARIANTNAME 2. (Last) (Middle) (First) (Title)![RECORD COPY]PHOTO 4. BIRTH DATE 5. COUNTRY OF BIRTH 6. CITY OR TOWN OF BIRTH 7. OTHER IDENTIFICATION 8.YES NO *M* *D* *Y* 1. 1. 1.OCCUPATION/POSITION OCC/POS. CODE 9.SECTION 11CRYPTONYM PSEUDONYM GERENDE, RAYMOND H.SECTION 111COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE 10. ACTION DESK 11. 2ND COUNTRY INTEREST 12. 3RD COUNTRY INTEREST 12a.MEX LUH/2 AMCOMMENTS:![PUNCHED]PERMANENT CHARGE RESTRICTED FILE SIGNATUREYES NO YES NOFORM NO. 831 USE PREVIOUS1 JUL 56 EDITIONS.201-119523SECRETCIA INTERNAL USE ONLY(33)495
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14-00000104-10219-101542025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRET12DEC1975![stamp with dates and initials]MEMORANDUM FOR: DirectorNational Security AgencyATTENTION : Mr. Benson BuffnamSUBJECT : William Hamilton Martin and Lornon FergusonMitchell1.  Attached is a copy of a report recently received through Canadian liaison channels concerning a conversation between Canadian professor Dr. Hans Kunov and Martin in Moscow. The attachment outlines the conversation Kunov had with Martin and indicates that both Martin and Mitchell are attempting to leave the USSR.2.  Also attached is a report on Yuriy Igoryevich Torgov, Kunov's host at the USSR Academy of Sciences Computer Center.3.  The Canadians have advised us that the FBI has received the information contained in the attachments.FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS:George T. KalarisAttachments:As statedCIOL-00164-75DDO/CI/R&A/E:W.Kerbe:dmj (12/12/75)Distribution:Arig 1 - Addee w/att1 - C/CI w/att2 - CI/R&A/E 1 w/att - C/DIVD w/att   1 - DIVD/TCBCOORDINATION:Paul L. RinaldoC/DIVD/ICS in draft12 Dec 1975201-282338![stamps with numbers and classification levels]
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# SECRETThe fol.ming observations were ma. by KUNOV regarding MARTIN:(a) Physical Description5'7' or 3" tall, Fair hair, crewcut, balding at the temples, pot bellied.*   may suffer from a nervous condition, and bears the mark of a man who has experienced rough times.*   always dressed with a shirt, tie and jacket.*   spoke perfect English with a slight Russian accent on certain words.(b) MARTIN provided KUNOV with the following home address and telephone number, cautioning him that his telephone was bugged.*   telephone number - 433-03-81117421 Obrucheva StreetBuilding 4-1Apt. 126Moscow, USSR(c) MARTIN stated that his friend MITCHELL lives in Leningrad and is married to the Dean of the Music Conservatory in Leningrad. MITCHELL is very unhappy and he has openly asked Soviet authorities for permission to leave Russia and return to the USA. Apparently he has never been able to adjust to the Soviet way of life and is now very desperate. MITCHELL is willing to divorce his wife and take any risk to get out of the USSR. To date however he has been met with a wall of silence by the Soviets.(d) MARTIN is unmarried. He claims to have a confortable apartment and feels that he has adjusted to the Soviet life and is accepted in the USSR.. He does not want to return to the USA but would like to get out of the USSR. He said he would have quite a story to tell about his life in Russia as well as his past and that hemould have no compunctions about telling all about the Russians. MARTIN at one point stated that he would not consider attempting to escape from the USSR.(e) MARTIN claims that he is constantly harrassed by Soviet officials. His apartment has been broken into on several occasions and he refused to use the Soviet mail system. He has also refused to show up for work in the past as a form of protest. MARTIN also indicated that he has had several contacts with Americans in Moscow. and that they have not shown any animosity towards him. He actually dated an American woman for some time but did not mention her name.(f) MARTIN stated that in the past American journalists have tried to contact him many times, asking for interviews but their requests have been refused by Russian authorities. ile said he hoped some day that one of these journalists woul just knock on his door and talk to him.
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# ULUVBLSECRETTORGOV and KUHOV spoke in general terms about PARTIN ...after the first meeting. TORGOV does not claim to know PARTIN well. MARTIN has been at the centre for approximately 6 to 3 months assigned to TORGOV's group. Prior to that he worked as a consultant in another area of the Academy of Sciences. TORGOV commented that ARTIS does rach of his work at home. He said he felt sorry for MARTIN because he was not accepted by the Russians in the Academy. He also stated that he felt ARTIN was a basically honest man.KUNOV said his motives for trying to assist MARTIN and MITCHELL are based on huminatarian grounds, only as he feels they are suffering under the Soviet system. He does not intend to take any further action to assist them in leaving the Soviet Union. KUMOV hopes to return to the Soviet Union next year for a more extended period of study.This document is the property of the Sovernment ofCime. It is prasided on cortina tht it is for ese selestarlotelligence crasscity of the receiving furracedsiebe dalassiting withed the express permissiof Us Coverantat el Coastale pésert dresst est la prepiété de gorreremettaCada. Il est coសងជ ចោរ erre utilisation par lessets dentes de renseignemecis de garerament entrai la cocoties pe sa cala de sicurtió el passobile suas Tautorisatics orgressa de gesvernement απόSECRET