Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CANADIANMr. Robert A. D/FORDPosition (Jan 65): Ambassador, Canadian Embassy, Moscow, USSRClosest English speaking friend of SOURCE in Moscow. Anti-Gaullist in outlook but otherwise quite "French-friendly." Is a cripple but often tries to take a few steps on the dance floor. Suffers from Polio. Former university professor in Canada (medieval history) before becoming diplomat. Wife is the most charming ambassador's wife in Moscow. She was introduced to FORD by the former Brazilian ambassador to Moscow (currently the Brazilian foreign minister) when the latter served at the UN in New York as a member of Brazil's delegation. The Fords are very much in love with each other and are a fine couple. Mrs. Ford is the best dressed, most cultured woman in town, also has the best jewels. Her name is Terese. Both speak good Russian and he is probably one of the most competent ambassadors in the Soviet Union. Mrs. Ford is a particularly close friend of the Israel ambassador Mr. TEKOAH.DATE ACQUIRED: September 1966.He is very pro-American.15 SEP 1966
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SECRETAEWIGWAG/2August 1966MUGBOOK DebriefingSECRET74-6-656/315 SEP 1966
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Source: AEWIGWAG/2SECRETDate Acquired: 13 August 1966MUGBOOK DebriefingC. O. Comment: The following information is the result of a hurried debriefing which lasted one hour only.I Previously identified by Source, not yet in new book.#1 (SAMOYLOV, Nikolai A.)Nothing to add. Has not seen in a long time.#2 (ZARUBINA, Zoya V.)Has something to do with the press or Inturist.Speaks French.#3 (TOCHILIN, Sergei)Has seen, but remembers nothing.#4 (MEDVEDEV, Vladimir A.)Source remembers this man, because he is a dead ringer for Kosygin. The picture is a good likeness, although he now has somewhat less hair. He is about 55, is dark and of medium height.#5 (KHARLAMOV, Mikhail A.)This is a good likeness. He is of medium height, with a "typical Soviet figure." Nothing more remembered.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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SECRET-2-#6 (SHIBAYEV, Pyotr A.)Source does not remember seeing this man.#7 (KOBYSH, Vitally)Source has not seen this man.#8 (NOSENKO, Yuriy A.)Source has never seen this man, nor #192 in regular Mugbook.#9 (VLADYKIN, Nikolai A.)Source had difficulty identifying this picture.Said she hardly knows this man.II New Mugbook: Previously identified by Source#13 and #60 (SUNTSOV, Aleksei V.)Source has never seen this man.#25 (PETROV, Vladimir I.).Source has never seen this man.#27 (SHUBNYAKOV, Fyodor G.)The picture looks familiar to Source, but she can state nothing about the man.#32 (SUMSKOY, Mikhail M.)Source has never seen this man.#34 (SHCHERBAK, Fyodor A.)Source definitely has seen this man, but can say nothing about him, other than that he is about fifty, stout, upper medium height, and she saw him at the 14th July French reception, 1966.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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-3-#37 (FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.)Source does not recognize this man.#40, 93, 138, 172 (PANASENKO, Ivan A.)#40: Source thinks this man has something to do with the military; she has seen him with military attaches.#93: No recognition.#138: This man is from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, speaks a lot of languages, including English and French. He is a good-looking, charming man, about 38-40 years old, 178 cm. tall, well built. She saw him at the 14th July French reception, 1966.#49 (SUNTSOV, Aleksandr V.)Source did not recognize this picture.#72 (KURILENKO, Ivan P.)At first Source did not recognize this picture. She later said she had seen him during the de Gaulle visit and at various national day parties.#97 (DITYATYEV, Dmitriy A.)Source did not recognize this picture.
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#101 (GLAZUNOV, Ilya S.)Source recognized this picture by name. GLAZUNOV is about 35; the picture is a good likeness but makes him look too healthy. He looks like an "uncooked spaghetti," pale complexion, thin, short. He speaks Italian. Source considers GLAZUNOV not intelligent, and entirely too eager to mix.with foreigners. Source sent the Canadian, Benoit de Margerie, to GLAZUNOV when the Canadian was interested in having his portrait painted. GLAZUNOV's wife (NU) is about thirty, has long dark hair; is very intelligent.#106 (SHVARTS, Ilya P.)Source did not recognize this picture.#122 (FILIPPOV, Grigoriy A.)Source did not recognize this picture.#163 (GUK, Yuriy I.)Source stated she may possibly have seen this man a long time ago at a diplomatic party.#192 (NOSENKO, Yuriy 1.)Source did not recognize this picture, nor #8 in Section I.
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### New Mugbook: new identifications.#5 (FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.)Source has seen this man but could not remember anything about him.#20 and #76 (ALYOSHIN, Yevgeniy N.)Source thought these two pictures might be of her husband's "friend", meaning the case officer who keeps dogging him, turning up at the next seat in the theatre, etc. She said she would check with her husband as to this man's name, and ask him for details. She said she already discussed this "friend" during the last debriefing. He poses as a history professor.#39 and #63 (ZHUKOV, Georgiy A.)Source identified this picture as that of Yuriy ZHUKOV, either TASS or MFA press department man. She last saw him at the farewell party for Source and her husband at their embassy. She could not remember anything else about him, but promised to ask her husband, who, she knows, hates him for some reason.#61 (ZAITSEV, Lev N.)Source identified this picture as that of a Novosti man, or at least a journalist. He is about 35, tallish, good looking. Speaks French. Has been abroad. Deals with foreign journalists.
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#125 (LOUIS, Viktor)Source identified this picture as Viktor LOUIS. There was no time to update her previous information. She made the remark that she was sorry to see him in such sorry company, meaning in the Mugbook.
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Source: AEWIGWAG/2Date Acquired: 13 August 1966Tatyana PHILIPOV or PHILIPOVAHas an American passport. She was employed by WaldemarVICHNEVSKY, AFP correspondent in Moscow, as a governess for hischildren. Source claims Subject was a bad children's nurse and'very stupid. VICHNEVSKY wanted to fire her. She always goesaround with Soviet men. She went off for a three day weekendand was gone for eight days. VICHNEVSKY reported this dis-appearance to the French Embassy.
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# SECRETAEWIGWAG/21965 and 1966 Debriefings.U.S. Citizens in MoscowSX-4876 (65) 74-6-630/3SECRET 15 SEP 1966
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SOURCE: AEWIGWAG-2DATE ACQUIRED: September 1966## American Intelligence Officers in MoscowDuring the debriefing, Source was encouraged to state which diplomats in Moscow she thought were intelligence officers, including the Americans.Source said she and her husband had wondered about which Americans were intelligence officers and had come to the conclusion that the following Americans were:Roger KirkAlan LoganAbraham KatzTheir reasons for picking Logan and Katz are contained in the individual reports on these two gentlemen.
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# SECRETNEW YORK TIMESMr. Peter GROSEPosition (July 1965): Chief, New York Times Bureau in Moscow, USSRAppears to be a very intelligent chap, new on the scene in Moscow. Getting married to a 19 year old girl. He is Jewish.DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966.He married an American girl who appears to be of good family. She is expecting a child and has been very sick during her pregnancy, so they both stayed home. Normally they give occasional cocktail parties with a lot of Soviets present. The only Soviet friend of theirs that Source knows about is (Fnu) Shnirson, a music critic. They are friendly with the Loorys (NY Herald Tribune) and Hughes Rudd (CBS).15 SEP 1966
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LIFE MAGAZINEMr. Robert ERIGHAMPosition (Jan 65): Correspondent for LIFE MAGAZINE in Moscow, USSRNo Comments - SOURCE only knows him slightly.15 SEP 1966
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BALTICORE SUNMr. Adam CLYMERPosition (JAN 65): Correspondent for BALTIMORE SUN in Moscow, USSRCalled "head of the calf" (French expression) because he accident-prone.15 SEP 1966
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UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONALMr. Nicholas DANILOFFPosition (Jan 65): Member, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bureau in Moscow, USSRVery nice, intelligent man. Not Jewish. Overworked by SHAPIRO, who tends not to like him. Very sick when he left Moscow (ca. March/April 65). Saw a good many Russians and tended to be well informed. Has good promise as a journalist.*Hery love to howedde.*15 SEP 1966
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# SECRETNEW YORK TIMESMr. Henry TANNERPosition (Jan 65): Chief, New York Times Bureau in Noscow, USSRPeggy Tanner, secretary-archivist in the Danish embassy, is TANNER's wife. Terribly intelligent and good-hearted.individual. Both SCURCE and SOURCE's husband like then a lot. Remarkable thing about TANNER is that he never gets mad and is always smiling, even when things are most trying. Appears to be a very good, happy marriage. Both are first class people. Neither is Jewish. Transferred to Paris in the late spring of 1965.15 SEP 1966
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NEW YORK TIMESMr. Theodore SHABADPosition (Jan 65): Member, New York Times Bureau in Moscow, USSRMost Jewish type of Jew in the entire Moscow press corps (exactly what SOURCE means by this hard to pind down - but would appear she means he keeps to his own co-religionists, and does not mix with others.) Lives in the same entryway as SOURCE. Did not like TANNER (Bureau Chief) and TANNER felt the same way about him. Has a stupid wife who talks too much at parties.DATE ACQUIRED: September 1966.Shabad's wife had a nervous breakdown and left Moscow.![How to be a Jewish Mother, handwritten text]SECRET15 SEP 1966
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# SECRETUSITED STATESAmerica House ClubSOURCE comments this is little more than a brothel where the lower echelons of the foreign diplomatic colony arrange trysts. There is a great deal of passing whiskey and cigaretts here, particularly among the foreign service personnel (maids, etc) of members of the diplomatic corps. At least within the French embassy the general feeling is that one should stay away from the place, 'since no diplomats of status go there, except on rare occasions (an especially good film). The enlisted American military personnel are known to use the facilities of the club to shack up with foreigners.DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966*   The tone of the Club has improved greatly owing to security measures which have been introduced in controlling the people who may enter. It has now become chic and even ambassadors go there.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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UNITED STATESMr. Marshall BREMENTPosition (Jan 65): Second secretary, US Embassy in Moscow, USSRSOURCE speculates B. may be an intelligence officer because of the penetrating questions he asks. Also he appears to be far better informed than the run-of-the-mill American foreign service officer. Has a good memory and speaks some Chinese. Wife is socially cautious.DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966He drinks and flirts. His wife is very jealous. He loves girls but Source does not think he goes around with Soviet girls.
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SECRETUNITED STATESMr. Abraham KATZPosition (Jan 65): First secretary, US Embassy, Moscow, USSRSOURCE and her husband see more of KATZ and his wife at than almost any other Americans of the US embassy. He is quite sharp and intelligent and SOURCE's husband has a high professional regard for him.DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966Source's husband thinks he is an intelligence officer because of his position in the Embassy.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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NEWSWEEKMr. Robert KORENGOLDPosition (Jan 65): Correspondent for NEWSWEEK Maganine in Moscow,USSRSOURCE and SOURCE's husband like the K's a lot, they are clever people and both well informed. Has good Soviet contacts and digs out the news through them. Both speak good Russian. He goes by the name of "Bud". Both are Jewish.DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966Wife is French and would be a very good source for information on the nefarious activities of third nationals in Moscow. She is not Jewish as previously stated.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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UNITED STATESMr. Alan LOGANPosition (Jan 65): Second secretary, US embassy, Moscow, USSRA too serious type, wife never smiles. Very impressed with his position in the embassy - a "heavy" person. Both drink a good deal and only after they've had a few drinks do they let their hair down. His wife is French. SOURCE sees them at a number of American and British parties. Frequently present at African parties, since he is embassy officer responsible for African affairs. Wife is a bore.DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966Source and her husband think LOGAN is an intelligence officer because the Soviets are very interested in him and publicized him as a spy for his interests in Africans in Moscow. After this article, the Africans stopped seeing LOGAN. He was very well liked however.
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# SECRETNEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNEMr. Stuart H. LOORYPosition (Jan 65): Chief New York Herald Tribune Bureau in in Moscow, USSRBoth LOORY and his wife are Jewish. SOURCE considers them nice but does not see a very great deal of them socially.DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966Has problems with his job because of the closing down of the New York Herald Tribune.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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SECRETUNITED STATESMr. Roger A. PROVENCHERPosition (Jan 65); Second secretary, US embassy in Moscow, USSRThey are the most socially adept members of the US embassy. They entertain well and their parties are fun. They both dance well. She serves wonderful buffets. She is French. Has visited SOURCE's father in Paris on one occasion. SOURCE has had the Provenchers to her apartment about 15 times (since Oct 62). SOURCE speculates Provencher may be an intelligence officer based on the fact that he has "too good" an apartment for his rank and more care is taken of him than of Mr. Logan in the political section..DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966Source says her husband has changed his mind about PROVENCHER'S being an intelligence officer. Possibly he is one, but not in Moscow.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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WASHINGTON POSTMr. Stephen ROSENFELDPosition (Jan 65): Correspondent, WASHINGTON POST (USA) in Moscow, USSR.Nded for fact that he has a very large apartment by Moscow standards. Wife knows what she wants and gets it from the UPDK by constant badgering of this office. Lives in same block with SOURCE but entryway three. Wife was in Moscow before as a single girl correspondent. They both speak very good Russian. Both are Jewish.DATE ACQUIRED:: SEPTEMBER 1966Source heard no comments from the Soviets about ROSENFELD's PNG for the Washington Post publication of the Penkovskiy Papers Third National Colonies also had no comments but were very sorry for ROSENFELD.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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SECRETUNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL (UPI)Mr. Henry SHAPIROPosition (Jan'65): Chief, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bureau in Moscow, USSRSOURCE and SOURCE's husband like S. He is Jewish, sharp and quick, speaks excellent Russian. Knows a tremendous amount about Russian, very well informed. SOURCE speculates SHAPIRO may have helped the Russians in the past (she means the RIS) but does not think he has to now that he has established himself. SOURCE comments that SHAPIRO, like all Western press people have to be extremely careful what they file, otherwise they will be thrown out of the SU. This is very true in SHAPIRO's case, since he married to Soviet national who might not be able to leave with him if he were thrown out. Most noteable thing about SHAPIRO is his very extensive contacts in the dip circuit - Henry literally knows everybody worth knowing. On very good terms with past US ambassador (Thompson). Probably because of religious bonds, he is also on very good terms with current Israeli ambassador.DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966.Shapiro hates to spend money. He is very hard on his assistants, and very quick-tempered. He hates Edmund Stevens and his wife. He is close to the Austrian ambassador (Walter Wodak), the Italian ambassador (Federico Sensi) and the Norwegian ambassador (Frithjof Jacobsen). Recently Shapiro decided to do a story on the prostitutes who hang out at the Hotel National. He sent someone to interview some of these girls. As a result he was attacked in Pravda. Shapiro was terribly upset at this, almost crying. He is normally a very careful man. He knows all the Soviet journalists well, and possibly cooperates with them.15 SEP 1966
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NEWSDAYMr. Edmund STEVENSPosition (Jan 65): Correspondent for NEWSDAY (USA) in Moscow, USSRNeither SOURCE nor SOURCE's husband like. Drinks a lot, especially early in the morning - often drunk, and when so tends to make stupid remarks. However, terribly well informed about what is going on in the Soviet Union, in fact one of the best informed Western correspondents in Moscow. He has a find collection of modern paintings. SOURCE believes he probably works for the KGB, since he openly involved in black marketing, selling of ikons, and always seems to have more than enough money. He is the type who would sell his sould for cash. Daughter now in Rome, trying to become a movie actress. She was formerly a student at the Bolshoi Theater, studying ballet. She was something of a whore and slept with a number of Russians.15 SEP 1966
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Edmund StevensDate Acquired: September 1966STEVENS' wife told Peter GROSE of the New York Times that she was buying up paintings from Soviet artists and reselling them for a profit. Source considers Mrs. STEVENS a real bitch. STEVENS argues with her a lot. Source thinks he is no longer capable of having a sex life. Source has no doubts that he works for the KGB.STEVENS' contacts in the foreign colony are extensive. He sees most of the important ambassadors, including KOHLER (US), HARRISON (UK), and SENSI (Italy). Among the many Americans he sees are GUTHRIE and ARMITAGE.The only Soviet contacts of the STEVENS whom Source knows are figures from the artistic world: musicians MOISSEYEV and KAGAN, and the ballerina PLISETSKAYA.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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# SECRETUNITED STATESUS EMBASSY LOSCOWGeneral Comments:Embassy officers all believe they are very important people by virtue of the fact that the Department sent them to Hoscow to represent the States. They try to impress everybody with their position and with their knowledge of Soviet affairs (which is not too good in the first place). They tend to live a getto-like existence, do not wis with other members of the dip set. Stay at home or in the embassy and do not get out around in the city. From a social point of view they are for the most part boring - only wish to talk business and office politics. No lightness of sense for "things gay." Heavy. Do not have many of the social graces, do not dance well, do not play cards well, etc. Wives are poor dressers and can not cook.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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SECRETUNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL (UPI)Mr. Jordan AXELBANKPosition (Jan 65): Member, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bureau,in Moscow, USSR"Jay" is stupid, more so than average press correspondents. Not intellectually quick. SHAPIRO runs rings around him.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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# SECRETUNLIDIS DIALLOCapt. James W. BIZZELL, USAFPosition (Jan 65): Assistant air attache (medical), US Embassy, MoscowSOURCE is very fond of Dr. Bizzoll and considers him an excellent doctor, especially for children. Much more friendly than this predecessor. SOURCE gave Dr. Bizzell the name of her sister (UNSOX 10) and suggested he look her sister up when he went to Paris on vacation. The sister would show him around Paris. SOURCE does not know whether Dr. Rizzell contacted her sister. Mrs. Kohler is very fond of him. Bizzell used to squire young Wiss. Stoessel around town. Dances well; plays good bridge.# SECRET15 SEP 1966
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ASSOCIATED PRESS (AP)Mr. Henry S. BRADSHERPosition (Jan 65): Chief of the ASSOCIATED PRESS Bureau, Moscow, USSRSOURCE and SOURCE's husband do not like B: Consider him rude, barbarian. He is a *very* nervous man. Tries very hard (but does not make the grade) to keep up with chief AFP man (ULIMAN) and chief UPI man (SHAPIRO).SECRET15 SEP 1966
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# SECRETAMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANYMr. Sam JAFFEPosition (Jan 65): Representative, AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY in Moscow, USSRSam and June are attractive people and SOURCE would like to become more friendly with them. However, neither SOURCE nor her husband trusts the JAFFES completely - in their view something about them does not add up. JAFFE good newspaper man - knows how to ask questions that will get news. SOURCE feels she has to watch what she says to JAFFE, lest he uncover some of her husbands "sources" for news. JAFFE does a good job, knows the ropes of his profession and is a thoroughly competent journalist. Knows a great many Russians and now has very good contacts with the North Vietnamese - this rather unusual for an American correspondent in Moscow. Both are Jewish.His Sourer news contacts?![Unclear Handwritten Text]15 SEP 1966
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Mr. Foy D. KOHLERPosition (Jan 65): US Ambassador in Moscow, USSRSOURCE wonders why, in view of his position, Mr. Kohler has a Chinese cook - she thinks this is a poor security practice.SOURCE knows of no specific things about the ambassador's cook which would make him a security risk other than his nationality. The fact that the American ambassador has a Chinese cook is often the subject of conversation on the Moscow dip circuit. Wife has *no taste* in clothes.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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UNITED STATESMr. Walter J. STOESSEL, Jr.Position (Jan 65): US Minister-Counsellor in Moscow, USSRThe STOESSELs tried to entertain in a grand way but were obviously amateurs. They would serve entirely too much liquor before dinner and get their guests potted. Their food at dinners was indifferent though of good quality. They did serve good French wines. One got the impression Mrs. STOESSEL did not take too many pains in planning and serving her dinners. She has a terrible cook. SOURCE entertained the STOESSELS in her home on about 10 occasions (from Oct 62 to the time the STOESSELS left).Wife dresses badly, even worse than Mrs. Kohler.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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UNITED STATESMr. Malcolm TOONPosition (Jan 65): Counsellor for political affairs, US Embassy, MoscowSocially better than most of the US Embassy personnel.Wife dresses badly.SECRET15 SEP 1966
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14-00000104-10218-100342025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992Moscow News - 8 Jun 63> [Figure: A black and white photograph shows Fidel Castro and his party being seen off by M. Khrushchov, Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers, and R. Malinovsky, Soviet Minister of Defence.]The hero of the Island of Freedom about to leave for home. Fidel Castro and his party were seen off by M. Khrushchov, Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers, and R. Malinovsky, Soviet Minister of Defence.![illegible characters]
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> [Figure] A handshake following the signing of the Soviet-Cuban joint statement in the Kremlin> ![handshake following the signing of the Soviet-Cuban joint statement in the Kremlin]Soviet Weekly6 June 63201-132139
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ACTION: WH 3INFO: CI, CI/OPS, SR 6, S/C 2SECRET 312304ZDIR CITE MEXI 4811 IN50644LCIMPROVE 1 JUN 1963REF MEXI 4329 (IN 24821)+RE REF PLEASE RECHECK DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DIP PLATE 171.SAME CAR AND PLATES OBSERVED AGAIN, PLATES EXPIRED 3-31-60.SECRET> [Figure] SECRET> REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.