Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY MexicoSUBJECT Reaction to Siempre! Editorial On Victor Rico ColanREPORT NO. CS-311/12962-66DATE DISTR 26 September 1966NO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF 2-6 September 1966INFO.PLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACQ. (7 September 1966)FIELD REPORT NO. HAM-10658THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.SOURCE Mexican intellectual who is a personal friend of Victor Rico Gelan although they disagree politically. Source has reported infrequently but reliably on Rico Gelan's activities. The reported information was obtained from Mrs. Rico Gelan and from a journalist.Field Comment: The 7 September 1966 issue of *Siempre!* magazine, which appeared on the stands on 1 September, carried on pages 10 and 11 a letter written from prison by Victor Rico Galan explaining and defending his position and accusing the Mexican Government of being the real violators of the Constitution. On the following pages an editorial titled "Mexico No Es Una Insula de Gorilaa" (Mexico Is Not A Police State), which rejected the points put forth by Rico Galan, defended Mexican institutions and concluded that because of the magazine's devotion to freedom of expression, time and space had been devoted to what should properly be recorded as a minor police incident.1.  Ingo de Rico Galan, wife of *Siempre!* writer Victor Rico Galan, said on 2 September 1966 that her husband was resigning from *Siempre!* because of the harsh editorial against him and his ideas which appeared in the 7 September issue of the magazine. Mrs. Rico Galan said that the editorial was far harsher than even President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz' comments on the matter which he included in his 1 September State of the Union message.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM| STATE                                       | DIA | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | NSA | AID | OCA    | USIA || ------------------------------------------- | --- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | ------ | ---- || CINCSO                                      |     |      |      |     |     |     | FBI 13 | IAS  || (Note: field distribution indicated by "*") |     |      |      |     |     |     |        |      |INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| CI/ICO 1 | WH/1 5 || CI/QS/AH 1 | WH/R 1 || CA/INT 1 | WH/MEXI 1 || CA/PSOP 1 | WH/MONTY - || FI/INT 1 | WH/FACY - || TOTALS IE 2, CI 4, FI 4, CA 2, WH 6 (1), DO/H 1. | LIAISON || EXM-10658 || LIENVOY || (LIENVOY) || CS-311/12962-66 || COORD: | HK/ | POR:BBtk |
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM-2-08-311/12962-662.  If Siempre! refuses to publish her husband's letter of resignation, and she seemed to feel that this might be the case, Manuel Marcue Pardinas, of the leftist newsmagazine Politica, has assured Rico that he will publish it.3.  On 6 September, the Journalist Froilan Manjarrez told Antonio Caram, of the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina, that Eduardo de los Rios (Rius), the political cartoonist, had resigned from Siempre! in protest over the magazine's treatment of Rico Calan. Since it was doubtful that Siempre! will publish Ring' letter of resignation, arrangements have already been made with Marcué Pardinas to publish it in Politica.4.  Manjarrez remarked that Siempre! publisher Jose Pages Llergo had blundered badly in his handling of the Rico Calan affair and that people who had never been especially sympathetic to Rico Galan were nonetheless totally disgusted with Pages. Rico is being spoken of as a brave man and Pages as a contemptible one, according to Manjarrez, as a result of the editorial?1.  Field Comment: CS-311/12195-66 reported that it was uncertain that Politico would continue to publish after the 15 August 1966 188ue.2.  Headquarters Comment: The 14 September 1966 issue of Siempre carried a letter to the editor written by Rico Galon, in which he expressed hie intense displeasure with the publication's editorial of the previou week. He asked that more consider withdrawn his intention to continue collaborating with it on a book section, saying that he would seek means of support for his family despite his confinement, that they may live in a manner worthy of revolutionary solidarity, not from elms granted by evil consciences seeking precarious tranquility. In a note of reply Siempre reiterated its disagreement with Rico Golan's viewpointe but added that it claimed neither to qualify nor to judge the personal conduct of a friend with whom the cagazine was permanently bound.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN54321
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INDEX: ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES: 21CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.E-REF TO FILE NO.SECRET REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFILE RINO REF. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ BIO.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDDISSEM BY 3217ACTION: WH 8 ☑RID COPY ADVANCE COPYINFO: FILE, VR, WH/C8, CAC, CA/PROP, DO 4, DO/H 3, F1, Cl.SECRET.212004Z CITE SAO PAULO 7146 21 SEP 66 00837MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR, RIO DE JANEIROPSYCH RICO CALAN CONSPIRACYREF MEXICO CITY 8416. (1485559)ALWALTZ-2 EDITORIAL ON GALAN CASE APPEARED IN 21SEPTEMBER EDITION "DIARIO DE SAO PAULO." MA IL ING CLIPS.SECRET *SUBVERSION CASEBTSECRET![illegible file name]201![illegible signature]
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY Mexico/GuatemalaREPORT NO. CS-311/12488-66SUBJECT Reaction of Guatemalan Exile Leader in Mexico to the Arrest of Viotor Rico GalanDATE DISTR. 15 September 1966NO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF 18 August 1966INFO.PLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACQ (18 August 1966)FIELD REPORT NO. HMM-10629SOURCE Guatemalan professional man, former member of a guerrilla organization in Guatemala, who is believed to have good access to Guatemalan exiles in Mexico.![signature]1.  Rolando Collado Ardon, leader of the Guatemalan exile community in Mexico and a member of the Guatemalan Communist Party (PGT - Partido Guatemalteco del Trabajo), said that the arrest of Victor Rico Galan on charges of subversion was a good thing for the PGT. Collado was referring to Rico Galan's influence on Guatemalan guerrilla leader Marco Antonio Yon Sosa. According to Collado, Rico Galan prevented the PGT from persuading Yon Sosa to join the Party in 1963 because of Rico's Trotskyist interference, and the aid he gave to Yon Sosa at the time. [^1]2.  Medical doctors Miguel Cruz Ruiz and Rolf Moiner Huebner, two of those arrested with Rico Galan, have been associated with Rico since early 1965. Both were very much involved in the medical doctors' strikes of lato 1964 which continued into 1965. When the strikes were finally settled both Cruz Ruiz and Meiner Heubner were dismissed from their jobs at the Social Security Hospital at Cuauhtemoc 330. They went directly to Rico Galan who put them to work, mainly writing medical articles for the magazine Sucesos for which Rico Galan worked?[^2]3.  Rico Galan sent both Cruz Ruiz and Meiner Huebner to Cuba in 1965 and both are well indoctrinated Communists[^3]. However, neither belongs to any Communist Party or organization. Both, as well as Dr. Jorge Velez Trejo, also very active during the medical strikes, have traveled through Latin America making54321SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM| STATE | #   | OIA     | ARMY                       | NAVY | AIR | NSA | AID | OCR  | FBI #3 || ----- | --- | ------- | -------------------------- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | ---- | ------ ||       |     | CINCSO# | (ALSO SENT GUATEMALA CITY) |      |     |     |     | UNTA | I&S    |(Note: field distribution indicated by "#".)INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| CI/ICG | 1 | RI/1 | 5 | WH/GUAT | # || CI/OPS/WH | 1 | WH/MXI | 1 |  |  || CA/INT | 1 | WH/MNTY | # |  |  || CA/PROP | 1 | WH/PACY | # |  |  || WH/R | 1 | WH/2/G | 1 |  |  |TOTALS IE 2, CI 4, FI 3, CA 2, WH 7 (1), DO/H 1.HMM-10629LIREBEL(LIREBEL-1)CS-311/12488-66COORDINATING / RELEASINGWH/2/G: HKCB POH:klmLIAISON[^1]: [^2]:[^3]:
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM-2-CS-311/12489-66contact with medical groups and attempting to inspire thom to anti-government activity in their respective countries. Also, while Cruz Ruiz and Meiner Huebner were working for Rico Galan at Sucesos they were giving classes in revolutionary activities to groups organized by Rico Galan.Field Comments1.  In October-November 1963, Rico Galan, ostensibly as a purely Journalistic exercise, went to Guatemala where he interviewed Yon Sosa in the guerrill leader's camp.2.  CS-311/12133-65, 4 October 1965, presents an over-all picture of the medical strike situation.3.  TDCS-314/02438-66, 22 February 1966, reported that Rico Golan arranged passages for Mexican doctors who attended a medical congress in Havana in February 1966.Headquarters Comment: This report, however, does not give the names of Dro. Cruz and Meiner as having been invited to attend the XI Medical Congress and the VII National Stomatology Congress but states that Rico Galan, who was making ticket arrangements, had names of others invited to the Congressés.4.  TDCS-314/02464-66, 22 February 1966, reports on the Central American activities of Dre. Meiner and Velez.
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United Statre within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18. U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission of revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM.COUNTRY MexicoSUBJECTMexican Communist PartyViews on Recent ArrestOf Subversive GroupREPORT NO. CS-311/12430-66DATE DISTR 13 September 1966NO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF 24 August 1966INFO.PLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACQ. (26 August 1966)FIELD REPORT NO. HMM-10646THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.SOURCE Mexican security officer with access to information derived from investigative activities. His reporting is believed to be reliable.1. At a meeting of leaders of the Mexican Communist Party (PCM - Partido Comunista Mexicano), attended by Arnoldo Martinez Verdugo, Fernando Granados Cortes, Manuel Terrazas Guerrero, Gerardo Unzueta Lorenzana, and Marcos Leonel Posadas Segura, there was some discussion of the status of members of the group, headed by Victor Rico Galan and Raul Ugalde Alvarez, which was recently arrested for engaging in subversive activities. It was revealed at this meeting that Ugalde had submitted an application for membership in the PCM but that he had not been accepted.[^1] He is not, therefore, considered to be a member of the Party. The same is true of Guillermo Balam Pereyra.[^2] It is true that Venancio Garay Zuniga and Artemio Garay Zuniga are PCM members, but they aligned themselves with the Rico Galan "guerrilla" group on instructions from the Party to serve as spies in order to keep the Party informed on the group's activities.[^3]2. At a meeting of the Permanent Committee of the National Assembly for the Freedom of Political Prisoners, Filomeno Mata Alatorre stated that he was completely removed from the subversive group and that he had had nothing whatsoever to do with it. Guillermo Calderon Ita raised the question of the most recent group of prisoners (the Rico Galan group), and it was agreed that that group had chosen the easy path - that of taking up arms; that such a movement would come about eventually, but that now is not the time; there is no chance for success of an armed movement. It was agreed that even though the Committee[^1]: 5[^2]: 4[^3]: 3STATE OIA ARMY NAVY AIR NSA AID OCA USIA FBI #3CINCSO[Note: Field distribution indicated by "o"]INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT|              |            |      |          |        || ------------ | ---------- | ---- | -------- | ------ || CI/ICG       | 1 WH/1     | 6    |          |        || CI/OFS/WH    | 1 WH/MEXI  | 1    |          |        || CA/INT       | 1 WH/MCTY  | 1    |          |        || CA/TROP      | 1 WH/PACY  | 2    |          |        || O/LIA        |            |      |          |        || TOTALS: IE 7 | CI: 6 FI:3 | CA:2 | WH 7 (1) | DO/H:1 |LIAISON124-10646LITEMEN(LITENGO-12)CS-311/12430-66likeP: H:kla
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM-2- CS-311/12430-66was not in accord with the tactics, or even the ideology, of the Rico Galan group, the latter group should be defended in the same way as are other political prisoners. The Rico Galan group has engaged the same lawyers used by the Committee. In fact, the campaign in behalf of political prisoners must be pursued with even greater viror because under the present Mexican Government policy the PCM or the Popular Socialist Party (PPS - Partido Popular Socialista) could be accused of operating schools for training of subversives. At the close of the meeting it was reported that a message had been received from the Fourth Latin American Students' Congress (CLAE) in Havana advising that as part of the Campaign for the Release of Political Prisoners, which will be highlighted during the period 25 September to 2 October 1966, telegrams will be sent to the President of Mexico from all countries in Latin America.Field Comments1.  While there does not appear to be any firm evidence of Ugalde's membership in the PCM, his activities as a leading figure in the People's Electoral Front (FZF-Frente Electoral del Pueblo), which 18 controlled by the PCM, have been well reported.2.  In a document seized by Mexican police during e raid on PCM headquarters on 12 April 1965, Dr. Balam Pereyra was listed as a member of the Dr. Angel Martinez Villarreal cell, having Joined the Party in August 1964.3.  According to the Mexico City daily, El Dia, of 30 August 1966, the office of the Attorney General for the Federal District protested against the action of a Federal District judge in releasing the Garay Zunign brothers from custody on 22 August.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Eummers Love Titte in. U.S.C. Secs. 193 and 194, the transmission or revelation of which in any meaner to an unauthorised person is prodited by law.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY MexicoSUBJECT Financial Aid to Victor Kico GalanREPORT NO. CS -311/12432-66DATE DISTR 13 September 1966NO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF 26 August 1966INFO.PLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACO (29 August 1966)FIELD REPORT NO MACL-10650THIS 18 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVESOURCE Maxican intellectual who is a personal friend of Victor Rico Galan, although he disagrees with him politically. Source has reported infrequently on Rico Galon's activities. The reported information was obtained from his wife.1. According to Inge de Rico, [^1] wifo of Victor Rico Galan who was arrosted on 12 August and who has boon charged with conspir- ing against the Mexican Government, her husband is quito well. Sho said that she is allowed to see him every day and to take him food, clothing, books, papers, and other things which he has requested. She also said that friends have boon very kind. In fact, hor husband has told her that he wants the money which has been offered to him to be shared among the other prisoners who have none and who are trying to got bond.[^2]2. As to her husband's chances for being released on bail, she said that a number of legal experts on this type of care have been consulted and their opinions have been rather possimistic.3. Sra. de Rico has been asked to have her husband prepare a mensage for students at the University and in some of the Pre- paratory Schools who are urging that ho be freed. Many of Rico's readors are young students who greatly admire him.[^1]: Headquarters Comment: Her full name is Ingebord Diener de Rico Galan.[^2]: Field Comment: An independent, usually reliable source reported that the National Liberation Movement (MLN) had taken $120.00 )0.5( היות it's pro-Vietnam fund and given it to Rico Galen. Also, Ramon Zorrilla, teacher at the Ibero-American University, press chief of the NationalSTATE DIASECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMARMY NAVY AIR NSA AIO OCH USIA IASCINOSOINFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCI/ICO 11/R/K/PACYLICA 2 (1). DO 1.(LEOWOY)5-311/1432-66LIAISON
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SECRET/NO FOREIGI DISSEM-2-03-311/12432-66Institute of Fine Arts, and member of the Movimiento Social DemocrataCristiano (MSDC), has undertaken to collect funds for Rico from amongtheir mutual friends. Sra. de Rico has told Zorrills that the end herhusband do not need money at present, but that he is eager to shareany funds they do collect among the needy prisoners.Headquarters Comment: According to another independent, usually reliablesource, the IC was formed by the National Action Party (PAN-PartidoAccion Nacional), pro-Catholic Party, in April 1963 and took part inthe anti-Dias Ordas demonstrations in Chihuahua during April 1964 whenthe President was a candidate for this offico.
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT | IDENTIFICATION  |      || ------------------- | --------------- | ---- || FILE NO.            | DATE            |      || BRANCH OR OFFICE    | SYMBOL          |      || SOURCE LOCATION     | DATE OF INFO.   |      || ANALYST             | EVALUATION      |      || DATE PROCESSED      | DISSEMINATED TO | DATE || DOCUMENT IS CROSS   | REFERENCED TO   |      |PERTINENT INFORMATIONRICO GALAN, VICTOR201-336474SEX M DOO 7CIT MEXICODEC 7050-000-008DIR-60121SEP 66MEXICO SEE DOCUMENT FOR SUBJECT'S ILLEGALACTIVITIES WITH THE PCM, THE MEXICAN SECTIONOF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL, A TROTSKYITEORGANIZATION. ALSO ONE OF THE PERSONSARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH OPERACION OF ASCHOOL PURPORTEDLY SPONSORED BY THEMIVIMIENTO REVOLUCIONARIO DEL PUEBLO /MRP-PEUPLE'S REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT/2010040319FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FILE IN 201-336474
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage laws, Title18. U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.CONFIDENTIAL/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY MexicoREPORT NO. CS-311/12196-66SUBJECT Popular Socialist PartySkepticism Concerning theArrest of Victor Rico GalanAnd OthersDATE DISTR 9 September 1966NO. PAGES 3REFERENCESDATE OF 17 August 1966INFOPLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACQ. (10 August 196)FIELD REPORT NO. 0221-10608SOURCE Veteran and trusted member of the Popular Socialist Party who has close, personal connections with ranking members of the Party. He has been a prolific reporter of reliable information. The reported information was obtained directly from leaders of both the PPS and the General Union of Workers and Peasants of Mexico. The substance of these persons' comments is believed to be accurately reported; its validity, however, cannot be assessed.1. (Summary: Popular Socialist Party (PPS) attitudes toward the arrest of Victor Rico Galan and others on charges of conspiring against the Government remain unsympathetic. The Party intends to stay outside the entire matter, although PPS Secretary General Vicente Lombardo Toledano may seize the opportunity to strike back at some of his enemies by issuing a statement condemning the plans attributed to Rico Galan as Trotskyist. Within the Party there is considerable skepticism about the truth of the published charges. While several Party leaders do not doubt that there is some truth to the charges, they are quite convinced that there was no danger of imminent rebellion and that Mexican institutions stood in no peril from Rico Galan and his friends. The suspicion exists that Rico Galan's case is a Government maneuver, successfully used in the past.Also, it is believed in the PPS that police accounts of their role in the matter have been exaggerated to enhance the reputation of the police both with the President and with the public. The rumor that the Guatemalan Government may have asked the Mexican Government to silence Rico Galan because of his violent attacks against the new Guatemalan administration is generally discounted since the complaints of Guatemalan officials are certainly of no concern to Mexico.)CONFIDENTIAL/NO FOREIGN DISSEM| STATE  | DIA                       | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | NSA | AIG | OCR  || ------ | ------------------------- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | ---- || CINCSO | (ALOC EST GUATEMALA CITY) |      |      |     |     |     | 1572 |Note: field distribution indicated by "x"INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| CI/ICC     | SA/WH         | WH/SA      || ---------- | ------------- | ---------- || CI/OPS/MIC | 1 WH/2 WH/    | 3 SA/1 TEX || CA/LIT     | 1 WH/1/Q      | 1 SA/2 TEX || PROP       | 1 WH/1/AP     | 1 SA       || EUR/R      | 1 (1/MEXI/MR) |            |TOTALS IE 2, CI 4, FI 3, CA 2, 37 (2), DO/ 1.
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CONFIDENTIAL/NO FOREIGN DISSEM-3-C-311/12196-666. There is even a rumor that because of Rico Galan's harsh attacks on the new Guatemalan administration, the Guatemalan Government asked the Mexican Government to deal with Pico Galan. This rumor however is regarded as rather ridiculous since the Mexican Government certainly cares nothing for the opinion of Guatemalan officials.1. Field Comment: TICS-314/10419-66, 18 August 1966, reported earlier PFS reaction to the arrests.Headquarters Comment: In his inaugural address in December 1964, President Diaz Ordaz made a point of stressing his desire for harmonious relations with Mexico's neighbors both to the north and to the south. His Central American trip in mid-January 1966 was, among other things, to promote such relations. Guatemalan friendship has lately been said to be a cardinal objective of Mexican foreign policy (Cf. State telegram no. 1245, dated 30 August 1966, from the American Embassy in Mexico City).CONFIDENTIAL/NO FOREIGN DISSEM