Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, PR DivisionADMIN/CONTRACTSJeremy A. BENADUN, RetirementAction Required: Para 3Reference : HA&T-10,467, Para 31. Reference indicated: Jeremy K. BENADUN advises his present plans call for his residing in the U.S. for a period of six months each year; he plans to return to the U.S. after 31 December 1970 and has asked the Station about reimbursement for the travel for himself and his family.Ref asked whether return travel is authorized.2. FR 22-2 provides: "Upon retirement while assigned abroad, ... travel and transportation expenses from the last post of assignment to the place where the employee will reside in the U.S., ..." FR 32-21 specifies the time limit within which travel must be performed.The above does permit BENADUN to be reimbursed for travel of self and authorized dependents after his retirement (31 Dec 70) to the place in the U.S. where he will reside.3. STATION ACTION:It is suggested BENADUN be asked to submit a written request for transmittal to Headquarters in which he cites the place in the U.S. where he will reside, the names of the dependents who will travel with him, mode of travel and, if known, the itinerary.Upon receipt of the above, Headquarters will process a Request for Travel Orders and, upon approval, will advise the Station.Norman R. PATERSILLDistribution: 2-COS, Mexico CityMMMS-09608 AUG 1970SECRET1-OP/CPD1-WH/B&F1-RH/FI/ROC1-WIL/11-WH/Registry1-WH/ContractsWH/Contracts &SRenehan (24 Aug 70) 3460C/OP/CPDC/WH/B&FC/WH/1WIL/FI/ROC
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# DISPATCH10Chief, WN DivisionFROMChief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT ADMIN/CONTRACTSJeremy K. BENADUM - RetirementReference: IDMS-69191. After careful review at the Station and discussions with Jeremy K. BENADUM, we have concluded that the most amicable and efficient separation date for BENADUM would be 31 December 1970. In our review of costs, we find the additional benefits to BENADUM result primarily from his additional two months of service increasing his retirement benefits.2. Based on this decision we plan on having him begin leave on 14 August 1970 and are therefore submitting the following papers as requested in reference.a) Attached is the signed original copy of an amendment contract which provides for his participation in the Organization Retirement Program.b) A memo prepared by BEJADUM requesting approval for him to retire 31 December 1970, and which is concurred in by the Chief of Station.c) A statement in lieu of a copy of his discharge papers. As outlined in this statement, BENADUM indicates he never received an official discharge.d) A report of cover earnings for the period 1 May 1969 through 30 June 1970. BENADUM's statement indicates he has received no income, either in dividends or salary, from his cover company since 30 April 1969.3. BENADUM has indicated his present plans call for him residing in the U.S. for a period of six months each year. He plans to return to the States after 31 December 1970 and has queried the Station regarding reimbursement for return travel to the U.S. for himself and family. In future correspondence please indicate whether return travel is authorized.Distribution:3 - C/WHD w/atts. herewithDexter E. ROSTEDTKEMT-10,167SECRET
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SECRETMr. Jeremy K. BenadurnDear Mr. Benadum:Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 20 October 1960.The purpose of this amendinent is to formally record your official desinga- tion as a participant in the Retirement and Disability System of this organization, effective 24 August 1969. Your contributions into the Retirement and Disability Fund will be deducted by this organization as of that date. The regulations governing this retirement system gives the individual the right to appeal such a determination if he deems the designation adverse to his best interest. In order that this technical requirement may be satisfied, you are hereby notified of your right to appeal. An appeal with reasons therefor must be received in this organization within thirty (30) days from the date of your acknowledgment of this contract amendment.Effective close of business 23 August 1969 all contractual reference to Civil Service Retirement and your contributions thereto is deleted.Social Security contributions required by virtue of your cover employmen will *not* be reimbursed you by this organization.All other terms and conditions of this contract remain in full force and effect.APPROVED:![Signature of Jeremy K. Benadurn]Jeremy K. BenaduinUNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBYContracting Officer
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Mexico, D.F.31 July, 1970To: C03From: Jeromy K. BonadumSubj.: Retirement requestWriter herewith requests that his retirement date be established as 31 December, 1970.CONCUR:![Signature]Roger T. KINGMAN
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Mexico, D.F.31 July, 1970To: C03From: Jeremy K. BenedumSubj.: Military ServiceUpon graduation from Pomona College, Claremont, California, in June, 1936, writer was commissioned as 2nd Lt. of Infantry. On October 25, 1939, writer went on active duty under the Thomason Act, being assigned to duty with the 30th U.S. Infantry, with headquarters at the Presidio, San Francisco, California. He remained on active duty until 30 July, 1940, at which time he reverted to reserve status. Writer remained in this status, with the rank of 1st Lt. until 1942, at which time all reserve officers in the PBI were requested to resign their commissions. The latter was done under an arrangement between the Defense Dept. and the PBI. Writer has never received a discharge, so is unable to produce same.
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Mexico, D.F.31 July, 1970To: COSFrom: Joromy K. BonadumSubj.: Cover EarningsThis is to advise that writer has received no income, either in dividends or salary, from his cover company since 30 April, 1969.
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# SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR: Director of PersonnelSUBJECT : Jeromy K. BENADUM, TerminalAnnual LeaveREFERENCE : HR 20-30 c (4)1. It is requested that approval be granted for Jeromy K. BENADUM, Career Agent, to use accumulated annual leave prior to his retirement on 31 December 1970.2. BENADUM has been assigned PCS to Mexico City since his employment in October 1960 and will retire in place. He has a maximum leave carryover of 560 hours plus leave accrued during 1970. BENADUM's request that he be permitted to use accrued annual leave in lieu of a lump-sum payment was endorsed by the Mexico City Station.3. The Chief of Station, prior to departure for Mexico, recommended that BENADUM's request be approved. This was based on operational considerations which are in the best interests of the Agency for there to be an amicable separation when BENADUM retires.4. The WH Division recommends favorable consideration be accorded this request.William V. BrowChiefWestern Hemisphere Division
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SECRET- 2 -SUBJECT: Jeromy K. BENADUM, Terminal Annual LeaveCONCUR:/s/ G. DrollenDDP/NSPAPPROVED:/s/ H. C. FisherDirector of Personnel21 JUL 1970DDP/WH/Contracts: WSRenehan: md (20 July 1970)Distribution: Orig - WH/Contracts* 1 - Addressee* 1 - DDP/NSP* 1 - CPD* 1 - WH/1SECRET
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, Clandestine Service Agent PanelSUBJECT : Promotion Keview of Career AgentsREFERENCE : Your Mormorandum, Same Subject, dated 17 July 19701. Western Henitephere Division has completed its review of GS-14 and above career agenta. Bruce H. FERNALD, who is currently serving in Mexico City, has not been included in this review since he is home-based in the Soviet Bloc Division.2. Attached are NSP Data Sheets on our four career agents in this CS-equivalent bracket, a ranking of these agents, and a promotion nomination for Benjamin A. LONGINO.William V. BroeChiefWestern Hemisphere DivisionAttachmentscc: DDP/NSPDDP/WH/FI/EXO:J. Di Stefano:mj (30 Jul 70)Distribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - DDP/NSP1 - WH/EXO1 - WH/SS1 - WH/CTS1 - WH/F1/NOC
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WH DIVISION RANKING OF GS-14 CAREER AGENTS|                          | Last Promotion || ------------------------ | -------------- || 1. Benjamin A. LONGINO * | May 1963       || 2. Henry J. SLOMAN       | December 1965  |WH DIVISION RANKING OF GS-15 CAREER AGENTS|                         | Last Promotion || ----------------------- | -------------- || 1. Douglas J. FREAPANE  | December 1968  || 2. Jeremy K. BENADUM ** | October 1960   |* Nominated for promotion  ** Scheduled for retirement 31 December 1970
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# SECRETORIGI: WSRenchanUSER: WH/ContractsDATE: 4460DATE: 28 July 1970CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONINDEXNO INDEXRETURN TOBRANCHFILE RIDFILE IN CS FILE NO.CONFI: WH-S FILE, VR, CC-S-2, C-5,5, (C)V-2, FE-2TO: MEXICO CITY 20 21 472 JUL 70 CITE DIRECTOR 054685ADMIN CONTRACTSREFS: A. MEXICO CITY 3778 (IN 130647)B. HMMS-69191. EXCEPTION APPROVAL TO PERMIT USE OF ACCRUEDLEAVE IN LIEU LUMP-SUM PAYMENT, GRANTED ON BASIS OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS CITED PARA 2 REF B.2. ASSUMING BENADUM'S ELIGIBILITY TO RECEIVE ALLOWANCES FOR PERIOD PARA-2-REF A (REMAINS IN PLACE, CHILDREN ENTERED IN SCHOOL) HE THEREFORE ENTITLED RECEIVE THE ALLOWANCES.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENTS: AShould Station decide to retire BENADUM as of 31 Dec 70, would he be eligible for allowances thru that date.B. BENADUM - Retirement; Report of Cover Earnings
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SECRETADVANCE corvISSUEDFLOTTEDGROUP I(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEX: YES NOCLAISIPY TO 'CS FILE-NO.BY:AT:ZA-REF TO CS FILE NO.CISSEM OΥ 23.FILE RIORETURN TOACTION UITWH8 FILE, VR CCs2, esPS, OP2, F12ACTION NO.486SECRET 2723272 JUL 70 CITE MEXICO CITY 3778DIRECTORADMIN CONTRACTS 27 JUL 130647REF: HMMS-69191. IT IS STATION UNDERSTANDING THRU INPURE THAT EMPLOYEE   CONTINUES TO RECEIVE ALLOWANCES, E.G., QUARTERS AND EDUCATIONAL,   WHILE IN A LEAVE STATUS UNTIL DATE OF REUTREMENT BUT THAT   EMPLOYEE UNDER THEIR SYSTEM NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE ANNUAL LEAVE IN   LIEU OF LUMP SUM PAYMENT.2. HOWEVER, JEREMY K. BENADUM IS RETIRING UNDER JKLANCE   SYSTEM, AND SHOULD STATION DECIDE TO RETIRE HIM AS OF 31 DEC 70,   WOULD HE BE ELIGIBLE FOR BOTH QUARTERS AND EDUCATIONAL ALLOWANCES   THRU THIS DATE?3. STAT 10N REQUIRES ANSWER TO PARA 2 BEFORE ADVISING BENADUM   OF OUR DECISION. .GP-1SECRETSECRET
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# NON-STAFF PERSONNEL DATA SHEET 24 July 1970INSTRUCTIONS:A. CASUAL EMPLOYEES (TYPE 4, B AND CARREF)B. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS UNDER WRITTEN CONTRACT OR NON-USS CITIZENS OR RESIDENT ALIEN'S ONLY)1. THIS FORM IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR OPERATIONAL OR FIELD AGENTS2. THIS FORM WILL BE RETAINED BY THE ORIGINATING COMPONENT (NUMBER OF COPIES AT ITS DISCRETION) AND BY COPS/AGENT BRANCH (1 COPY ONLY)NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE)BENADUM, Jeremy K. (P)MARITAL STATUS NO. DEPENDENTS DATE OF BIRTH SEXMarried 6 24 Aug 1915 MaleNATIONALITY LAST MEDICAL EXAM1917, 48, 50, 51, 57, 59 U. S. A. 18 July 1961DATE OF LATEST SECURITY/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL JOB TITLE COMPONENTCSA. 22 December 1960 Ops Officer DDP/WH/1CONTRACT CATEGORY EFFECTIVE DATE EXPIRATION DATE SALARY GRADE EQUIVALENT PROJECT OR FAN #Career Agent 30 Oct 1960 Indefinite $27, 463 GS-15/7 1135-1014BENEFITSSOCIAL SECURITY XDECA DEATH AND DISABILITY XANNUAL AND SICK LEAVE XCIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT XCIA RETIREMENT OR COMMERCIAL CIA ANNUITY XFEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE XCONTRACT LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE XMISSING PERSONS BENEFITSOTHER (EXPLAIN) Legislative Pay Increases XNON-CIA EDUCATION1936 Pomona College, California, A. B., Political Science1939 Stanford University Law School, LL. B., Law1940 FBI Academy.| DATES FROM - TO | EMPLOYER   | NON-CIA EMPLOYMENT LOCATION | FUNCTION      | SALARY  || --------------- | ---------- | --------------------------- | ------------- | ------- || 1939-40         | U. S. Army | Mexico (1951-60)            | Legal Attache | $13,000 || 1940-60         | FBI        | Peru (1943-47)              |               |         |CIA TRAINING| DATES FROM - TO | FUNCTION                   | LOC CAT | LOCATION | PROJECT | SALARY | GRADE EQUIV. || --------------- | -------------------------- | ------- | -------- | ------- | ------ | ------------ || Oct 60          | Ops Officer (Career Agent) | Mexico  | LITEMPO  | 13,730  | 15     |              || Apr 66          | "                          | "       | "        | 19,415  | "      |              || Jun 70          | "                          | "       | "        | 27,463  | "      |              |
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None.On comparison to official Station cover, and for the type of work that Subject has been engaged in, the cover is good. His cover is that of a retired former FBI employee ("rentista" in Mexico). He is an investor in a Mexican business firm and has properties in the United States which he manages from Mexico. Subject is also independently wealthy. Subject is known to be a CIA asset in high Mexican Government circles.The Station has consistently rated Subject's performance as "strong".Subject and his family have adapted completely to a dual life. Subject works full-time for CIA and there is no conflict of interest with regard to his work for us. (Subject has been employed in this same position for approximately ten years.) Subject's wife has a full schedule of activities surrounding her family and community. She is discreet and is not the type of woman who feels that she has to know and approve of her husband's every move.N/A. Subject has had the same cover and position since originally hired by the Agency. Prior to Agency employment, he was employed by the FBI In Mexico.N/A. Subject will retire from Agency employment this year.There are no plans to use Subject's services after his retirement.
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SECRET# BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE (PART 1) SCD:1 NAME (Last, First, Middle)RENADIUM, Jeremy K. (P)3. DATE OF BIRTHAug 19155. LOCATION WHERE BORN   ?6. MARTIAL STATUSMarried8. PLACE OF BIRTHMA10. CURRENT SERVICERESERVE SERVICEXIndisbleJul 1961Prop AnimFrom Anim12. ASSESSMENT DATE13. PROFESSIONAL TEST DATE14. LANGUAGE APTITUDE TEST DATE15. NON-CIA EMPLOYMENTMilitary Service, US Army, 1st Lt197-60 FBI - 20 years16. NON-CIA EDUCATION17. FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES (Language. Proficiency. Date Tested)Spanish - 9,W.R FluentGerman - 3,R SlightFrench - 3,R Slight18. AGENCY SPONSORED TRAININGNone19. CIA EMPLOYMENT HISTORY SINCE 18 SEPT 1947 (Personnel Actions, Military Orders, and Principal Details)EFFECTIVE DATE POSITION TITLE & OCCUPATIONAL CODE GRADE ORGANIZATION & ORGAN. TITLE (If any) LOCATIONOct 1960 CE Ops Off (Career Agt) $11730 GS 15 DDP/MM/LITEMPO Mexico CityApr 1966 " " " " " "20. DATE REVIEWED19 Sep 196721. PROFILE REVIEWED BYna22. ITEMS 6 TO DISCLOSED TO EMPLOYEENo*** 1200 (PART 1) ***SECRETPROFILE
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SECRET(When Filled In)BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE (PART 2)PERS. SERIAL NO.NAME (Last-First-Middle)READING, James V., (F)DATE OF BIRTHLug 191513. No Fitness Report in Official Personnel Folder. Subject's EOD data as CA is Oct 1960.    No Photo Available.24. SUMMARY OF CAREER PREFERENCE OUTLINE AND/OR FIELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIRE25. IDENTITY OF OTHER DOCUMENTS WHICH SHOULD BE REVIEWED IN DETAIL26. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION27. DATE REVIEWED    19 Sep 196728. PROFILE REVIEWED BY    hc    FORM NO. 1200 (PART 2)    1 FEB 67    SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 1000 (PAGE) "SECRET    PROFILE    THIS FORM IS OBSOLETE.
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# DISPATCHTOChief, WH DivisionINFO.FROMChief of Station, Mexico citySUBJECT ADMIN/PERSTransmittal of Memorandum in Lien of Fitness Report - Jeremy K. BENADUNACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCESLYNN SPARKSAttached herewith are three copies of a Memorandum in lieu of a Fitness Report on Jeremy K. BENADUN.> [Figure: Signature of Dexter E. Rostedt]Dexter E. ROSTEDTAttachment:Memorandum h/wDistribution:OrigC/WIID w/att h/wDISPATCH STADIA AND NUMBERHMT-10432DATE21 July 1970
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21 July 1970MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORTSUBJECT: Cover Agent Jeremy K. BENADUMDuring the past three months I have had the opportunity to work with and direct the activities of Jeremy K. BENADUM. Within a few months he will be retired from further service and it is appropriate now to review his past performanco and presont status in order that this remain a permanent part of his record.BENADUM, during the past ten years, has performed as the outside case officer for the LITEMPO Project, He was pressod into service after resigning his position with LNERGO, for whom he worked for a period of twenty years. His primary value to the Station, at that time, was his access to persons of all-levels within the Mezigan Covernment and especially the Mexican Security Service. On further investigation it became clear it was his close personal and official relationship with LITEMPO-1 which offered him this access across the board. Gradually over the years he developed a similar relationship with LITEPO-12, LITEMPO-4 and others.His past evaluations are still valid, however, during the past three months he has gradually been phased out of liaison contacts and has been used principally to assist the Station in its orderly liaison transition. He is currently in touch with two liaison types officially but occasionally sees others on a purely social basis.Although his retirement is not voluntary, he has good-naturedly assisted the Station in this very sensitive and delicate changeover. He will remain in Mezico after his retirement and has offered his assistance if needed. He presents no overriding handling problem, reports promptly and does a good job in submitting his monthly accountings.![signature]Dexter E. Bostedt
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S-E-C-R-E-TDate 20 August 1962Career Agent Biographic Dataa. Pseudonym of agent: BENAREN Jeremy K. Staff or Division: WEDLast First MIb. Date and place of birth: 24 August 1915, Omaha, Nebraskac. Marital status: Marriedd. Relationship and years of birth of dependents: Wife, born 31 Jan 1917, San Francisco, California-dau born 17 Sept 1948, San Mateo, Cal, dau born 6 Mar 1950, San Mateo, Cal, dau born 14 Jul 1951, San Francisco, Cal son born 16 Aug 1957, Mexico, D.F.-dau born 19 Sept 1959, Mexico, D.F.-dmm born October 1961, Mexico, D.F.e. Citizenship of agent: USA(1) If naturalized, when?(2) If naturalized, where?g. Non-CIA education to include name and location of college, degrees, dates, and major:Pomona College, Caremont, California, A.B. 1936, Political ScienceStanford Univ Law School, LL.3. 1939, LawFBI Academy, August, September 1940h. Military service Thomason Act Training, Infantry School, Oct 1939-July 1943(1) Country served and years:(2) Branch of service and rank:i. Non-CIA employment: kinds of business or profession, positions, salaries, locations, and dates:FBI- Aug 1940-Sept 1960, -14, $13,000/year when resigued.Assistant Legal Attache, US Embassy, Lima, Paru, 1943-45Legal Attache same post, 1946-47Assistant Legal Attacha, Mexico City, 1951-60Deputy to Legal Attache 1957-60S-E-C-R-E-TGroup 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading and declassif.cauca
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S-E-C-R-E-T(Career Agent Biographic Data p..2)j. Dates of psychological assessment, professional and language aptitude tests. if applicable:Not applicablek. Languages, including English, using the following terms:Elementary, Intermediate, High, Native| Language | Reading      | Writing | Speaking     || -------- | ------------ | ------- | ------------ || Spanish  | high         | high    | high         || English  | native       | native  | native       || Gorman   | Intermediate | none    | intermediate || French   | elementary   | none    | elementary   |l. Agency training:| Subject Covered | Duration of Course | Years Taken || --------------- | ------------------ | ----------- || not applicable  |                    |             |m. Alias or pseudonym used for psychological assessment, testing or training, if applicable:not applicablen. Security clearance number: CSA, 22 December 1960 - S-11403o. Date of last LCFLUTTER: Nonep. Contract provisions: (Underline One)|     |                                            | Yes | No  || --- | ------------------------------------------ | --- | --- || (1) | Provision for periodic step increases      | Yes | No  || (2) | Provision for legislative pay increases    | Yes | No  || (3) | Provision for total offset of cover income | Yes | No  || (4) | Provision for civil service retirement     | Yes | No  || (5) | Any unusual provisions (please specify)    |     |     |S-E-C-R-E-T
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S-E-C-R-E-T(Career Agent Biographic Data p. 3)q. Date of beginning of current tour: 30 October 1960r. Previous CIA employment:| Years | Type of Cover | CIA Duties | Project | City | Salary || ----- | ------------- | ---------- | ------- | ---- | ------ || None  |               |            |         |      |        |
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SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR: Director of PersonnelSUBJECT : Jeremy K. BENADUM, TerminalAnnual LeaveREFERENCE : HR 20-30 с (4)1. It is requested that approval be granted for Jereшу к.   BENADUM, Career Agent, to use accumulated annual leave prior   to his retirement on 31 December 1970.2. BENADUM has been assigned PCS to Mexico City since   his employment in October 1960 and will retire in place. ite همدا   a maximun Leave carryover of 500 hours plus leavo accrued during1070. BENADUM's request that he bae permitted to use accrued      annual leave in lieu of a ump-sum payment was endorsed by th      Alexico City Station,3. The Catel of Station, prior to departure for Alexico,   recommended that BENADUA: 's request be approved. This was   based on operational conalderations which are in the boot interests   of the Agency for there to be an amicable separation when BäNADUZI   reiros.4. The AB Dizleton recommends lavorable consideration   La accorded tido reqwاوWilliam V. BrooChiefwesmpratantopero lartalm
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SECRET-2-SUBJECT: Jeremy A. BENADUM, Torotual Annual LeaveCONCUR:ULG. DRollerDDP/NSPAPPROVED:Director of Personnel21 JUL 1970DDP/WH/Contracts: WSRenehan: nid (20 July 1970)Distribution: Orig - WH, Contracts1- Addreввее1- DDP/NSP1- CPD1- WH/SECPET
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Chief, WE DivisionChief of Station, Mexico City/LITEMPO/Jeremy K. BENADUM - Agent EvaluationACTION REQUIRED: For Your InformationREFERENCES : A. JIMMA-32877, 28 August 1967B. DIRECTOR-990631. In accordance with the request made in Reference B, the following is an up-dated Agent Evaluation on Jeremy K. BENADUM, Career Agent and outside Case Officer for the LITEMPO Project. This evaluation should be considered in conjunction with Reference A, which is still valid and more extensive.2. BENADUM continues to perform as the Outside Case Officer for the LITEMPO Project in a professional and efficient manner. The relationships he has developed with persons of all-levels within the Mexican Government and especially the Mexican Security Service allow him to obtain information of great interest to WOFIRM which might otherwise be unavailable. For example, via LITEMPO-12, Chief of a special investigative unit, the Station receives carbon copies of the reports prepared by the group. BENADUM also is able to ask this group to conduct investigations or provide file checks on persons of interest to the Station.Distribution:Orig and 2- Chief, WIDContinued.....HEMA-37320,SECRET10 June 1969201-287227