Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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HEADQUARTERSFIELD RESEARCH UNIT, FAR EAST COAGANDYOKOSUKA, JAPAN.AG 201 PERSLO 206-2SUBJECT: Temporary DutyTO : Individuals Concerned25 July 19511. Fol named individuals WP o/a 27 July 1951 to Pusan and Seoul, Korea a/o such other places as are nec for a period of TDY of approx ten (10) days in conn with activ of this Hq. Upon compl TDI, individuals to ret to proper sta.COL BENJAMIN H. VANDERVOORT 022715 InfMr. WILLIAM E. DUGGAN (GS-15)Mr. NEWTON S. MILER (GS-12)2. Tvl by mil acft, rail and govt mtr auth. TDN. An alws of sixty-five (65) pounds personal baggage auth while tvlg by air. No per diom auth,3. Individuals are designated official couriers.4. Off may draw currently auth clothing and equipment for tvl to Koroa. All clothing and equipment issued will be returned within seventy-two (72) hours after compl of TDY.5. Mr. Duggan and Mr. Miler will wear the Army Officer's uniform, loss insignia, in the combat zone. Uniform may be purchased from QM Sales Storo upon presentation of those orders.6. Immunizations and physical inspection as prescribed by Cir 9, FEC 27 Fob 50 will be completed prior to departure.JOHN F. HOOKExecutive OfficerDISTRIBUTION: A
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERSFAR EAST COMMANDAPO 5005 Jun 51AG 201 - AGO!LO 156-2SUBJECT: Temporary DutyTO:Off concerned, GHQ FEC 8100th AU APO 5001. Following off MP o/a this date to Pusan, Taegu and Seoul, Korea on TDY for approximate number of day's indicated in connection with military activities. Upon compl will return to proper station.LT COL RICHARD T GREENWOOD 028987: INF (indefinite period)LT COL FRANCIS J REITON AO835906 USAF (10 days)MAJ ANTONIO E DE GRASSI 01568927 INF (30 days)CAPT JACK L PALMER 01330956 INF (30 days)MR. FENTON S HILER, DIC employee, GS-13 (10 days) (on detail)2. Tvl by nil acft, rail and govt air transportation auth. TDIM. An alwa of sixty-five (65) pounds personal baggage auth while tvlg by air. No per diem auth. Off are designated official couriers.3. Mr. Hiler will wear the Army officers' uniform, less insignia, in combat zone. Uniform may be purchased from QM Sales Store upon presentation of those orders.4. Individuals may draw currently auth clothing and equipment for tvl to Korea. All clothing and equipment issued will be returned within seventy-two (72) hours after return to Tokyo, Japan.5. Immunizations and physical inspection as prescribed by Cir 9, FEC 27 Fec 50 will be completed prior to departure.BY COMMAND OF GENERAL RIDGWAY:![signature of THOMAS F. WILLEY]THOMAS F. WILLEYCaptain, AGCAsst Adj GenDISTRIBUTION:CG Sec (1)5 Individuals concerned (15 each) thru CG SecCPS (2)S1 Sec (Civ Pers) (1)
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201- Mi/ERDISPATCH NO. JCA - 183TO : Chief of Mission, FRU/FECChief of AdministrationFROM : CO, Sapporo, JapanSUBJECT: GENERAL- AdministrativeSPECIFIC- Indigenous Fersonnel1. On 7 April 51, KOMATA, Kazuhiko terminated his employment as housoboy for Fav Sapporo and proceeded to Yokosuka to work for Magnin.2. On 8 April 51, SATO, Hiroshi (佐藤宏司), recommended by KOMATA was employed by writer. SATO has been employed by Occupation Forces since May 1949 and was working at Northern Command Motor Pool prior his employment by writer. He was given a very good verbal recommendation by Lt. Col. Reinking, 7th Division Chaplain for whom he worked as houseboy from November 49 to Narch 50.3. At request of Writer SATO was given a check by 6th CIC, Sapporo Area for possible CP affiliation which was found to bo negative.4. His salary will be 12,000 yon per month.
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERSFAR EAST COMMANDAPO 50014 Apr 51AG 201 - Milor, Honten SLO 104-11SUBJECT: Temporary DutyTO: Individual concerned, D/C 3-121. I. MILAA ofa 17 Apr 51 to usan, Trogu and Seoul, Korea on detail for a period of approximately thirty (30) days as official courier in connection with intelligence activities. Upon compl will return to proper station.2. Tvl by mil cost auth. TSA. Alms of sixty-five (65) pounds personal baggage auth while tvlg by air. No per diem auth.3. Individual will wear the Army Officers' uniform, less insignia, in combat zone. Uniforms may be purchased from PX Sales Store upon presentation of these orders.4. Individual may draw currently auth clothing and equipment for tvl to Korea. All clothing and equipment issued will be returned within seventy-two (72) hours after compl of detail.5. Immunizations and physical inspection as prescribed by Cir 9, FEC 27 Feb 50 will be completed prior to departure.BY COMMAND OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL RIDGWAY:![signature of LLOYD R. STURK]LLOYD R. STURKMajor, AGCAsst Adjt GenDISTRIBUTION:G-2 Suo (1)Dr Miler (15) thru G-2 3.0CFS (2)G-1 Suo (Civ Pers) (1)
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Date: 6 September 1950MEMORANDUM FOR THE COVERT PERSONNEL BRANCH;VIA: ADSOSubject: Promotion Request --Name: Ceylon S. MILKTitle of Position: Intelligence OfficerGrade & Salary: GS-9Place of Assignment: Sapporo, HokkaidoIt is requested that the above-named employee be promoted from the per Packer grade and salary above-indicated to: GS-11 Intelligence Officer (Operations) SF$5400 per annum.![signature of Originating Officer](Originating Officer)LLOYD GEORGEChief, PDE(Title)![signature of ADSO](ADSO)
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SECRETOSOPROMOTION DATA SHEETDATE: 6 September 1950NAME: NILER, Mr. Newton B. AGE: 24OSO UNIT: Foreign Div. 2STATION FRU/FEC, Yokosuka, Japanand DUTIES: Station Commander in HokkaidoDATE OF PRESENTGRADE: 19 September 1948PRESENT GRADE: GS-9PRESENT T/O SLOT FRU/FEC Field Ops slot 7NUMBER AND GRADE: GS-9PROPOSED GRADE: GS-11PROPOSED T/O SLOT FRU/FEC Field Ops Slot 7NUMBER AND GRADE: GS-11IF GRADE OF THE PROPOSED T/O SLOT IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR THE PROMOTION,DO YOU RECOMMEND DESK AUDIT TO DETERMINE WHETHER PROMOTION IS POSSIBLE?Not applicable.MOST RECENT REPORT OF EFFICIENCY RATINGand/or STATUS AND EFFICIENCY REPORT: Very Good-Excellent DATE: 20 June 1948SUMMARY OF CIA-SSU-093 ASSIGNMENTS:ESD #4, Siam Jri, Code clerk, Oct 46-Jan 48ESD #4, Mukden, Jr. Intel. Officer, Operations and Case OfficerFRU/FEC, Station Commander, July 1949 to presentMANNER OF PERFORMANCE: Very Good - ExcellentSUMMARY OF EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS:Sep 40 - Dartmouth - AB Degree(Economics)LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:Spanish: slight (read, write, speak)Chinese: slight (speaks)Russian: fair (read, write, speak)PREVIOUS GRADESand DATES:RECOMMENDED BY:John F. HOCK, Admin Officer, FRU/FECCA-5 - 20 Oct 46CA-7 - 8 Mar 45CA-9 - 19 Sep 40CONCURRENCES:Thomas P. Bland, (ex) Acting Chief of MissionIvan J. Parker, Jr., FEC/OPS/PSDLloyd George, Chief, I.I.Z.SECRET
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA:AIRSPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCHDISPATCH NO. ZJY867SECRETCLASSIFICATIONTO: Chief of StationFRO/PEODATE: 6 Desember 1949FROM: Finance DivisionSUBJECT: GENERAL. AdministrativeSPECIFIC. NEWTON S. MILER1. Our recorde show an outstanding advance of $779.47 sud foot which represente cost of return transportation from ileadquertere to Japan. This item will be cleared at susa tizo as subject's travel asssunt, for the return trip, is received and processed.2. Plesso have subjeet forsard tala plata descest in order to clear this account.CKDinh> [Figure: Stamp with the word 'COPY' diagonally across the page.]CHAL DAVIS![signature]RELEASING OFFICERADMIN.![signature]COORDINATING OFFICER![signature]AUTO247ICATING OFFICERSECRETCLASSIFICATION
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA: AIRSPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCHDISPATCH NO. 234W-216SECRETCLASSIFICATIONTO: Chief, 7AU/YWDATE: 25 November 1949FROM: Finance DivisionAttn: Philip J. CrenshawSUBJECT: GENERAL - AdministrativeSPECIFIC. Payroll Change Notices1. Attached herewith are Payroll Change Notices for the pay period 16 October thru 13 November 1949, for the following individuals:Newton L. WilderJayann, Charles F.2. Forwarded for employees' information.![signature of charles f. davis]CHARLES F. DAVISEncls:3 Payroll Change Notices![initials of an unknown person]CN:rr![signature of j.f. bishop]RELEASING OFFICER![signature of wolcott (ft)]Wolcott (FT)COORDINATING OFFICERSECRETCLASSIFICATION![signature of w. lloyd george]W. Lloyd GeorgeAUTHENTICATING/OFFICERFOA41-1-6
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA: AirDISPATCH NO. 701A-94SECRETCLASSIFICATIONTO: Chief, PD?Attn: Chief, Confidential Amin branchDATE: 10 November 1969FROM: Chief, Fil/FulSUBJECT: GENERAL: FinanceSPECIFIC: Transmittal signed Payroll Vouchers - Newton S. Miller1. Attached hereto are signed payroll vouchers for Newton S. Miller for the period 1 - 24 May and 20 May - 25 June 1969.2. The disbursement of these amounts are reported on Finance Posting Voucher 66551, but the attached forms were held at the Field Station for signature and forwarded here at a later date.Approved:Attachments: As statedSECRETCLASSIFICATIONPage 18
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# RESTRICTEDHEADQUARTERSEXTERNAL SUPPLY DETACHMENT 44U. S. NAVYCHINA ZONE22 May 1949SPECIAL ORDERSNUMBER 261. Fol named American Civilian employees are atzd and invtd to proceed fr this sta c/a 23 May 1949 to Tokyo, Japan and/or such other places as may be necessary for a pd of TDY of approx thirty (30) days in conn with LSD activ. Upon compl of TDY, each indiv will ret to this sta.AMOS D. NOSCRIP, Jr. (CAF-15)HERBERT S. MILAR (C.F-12)JOHN W. STONELL (CAF-12)SIGFRIED OPPENHEIM (CF-11)Authority to enter Japan granted by G-1 GHQ, CINCFE, Tokyo, Japan.Tvl by comm a/o mil air, rail, water, a/o mtr is atzd. TDN.Civ tvl is dirtd as noc in the Govt Serv and will be perfmd in acc with Standard Govt Tvl Rugs a/o applicable statutes. Dir costs will be pd by a/o reimbursement secured fr the Fin Off of this orgn only. No other disb agt is atzd to effect payment.Appropriation chargeable is 2195900.001, Working Fund, Army, General 1943/9.AUTH: Radio 1868, COCONAV LSSPAC, 2 Jan 47.2. Fol named American Civilian employees are atzd and invtd to proceed f'r this sta a/o 23 May 1949 to Canton, Hong Kong, China a/o such other places as may be nec for a pd of TDY of approx thirty (30) days in conn with LSD activ. Upon compl of TDY, each indiv will ret to this sta.ROLAND I. BETZERIC J. VESSLYS. P. CALLAHONTvl by comm a/o mil air, rail, water, a/o mtr is atzd. TDN.Civ tvl is dirtd as nec in the Govt Serv and will be perfmd in acc with Stand Govt Tvl Regs a/o applicable statutes. Dir cost will be paid by, a/o reimbursement secured, fr the Fin Off of this orgn only. No other disb agt is atzd to effect payment.Appropriation chargeable is 2195900.001, Working Fund, Army, General 1943/9.AUTH: Radio 1868, COCONAV LSSPAC, 2 Jan
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CONFIDENTIALNEWTON - CAF 91.  Returned U.S. on Thy 14 June 48.2.  Received 30 day certificate of eligibility from date of return which carried him through 29 Aug.48 because of leave taken from 16 June through 1 August.48.3.  Received additional per diem as follows:    30 Aug- 30 Sept. 4.5. 2.00    1 Oct. 30 Oct.48. @4.00    31 Oct. 30 Nov. 48 @4.00    1 Dec.45 - 15 Jun. 49 @ 4.004.  Because of China situation and because of training subject was unable to depart prior this time. He is departing for his permanent post on 28 Jan 49.5.  Recommend approval @4.00 this.    28 Jan. 49.![signature of JSR]IEM:An additional approximately regarding my statusMarriedUngton Hamilton, Pa.Ed apartmentduty on which I am.O. of Days4 months1 MonthIncreased personal1948 and I havenent station is13 days.![signature of S. Niles]ACT![signature of Approval]PADSO (EXEC, OSO)CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALAPPLICATION FOR ADDITIONAL PER DIEM1. Application is made for TDY per diem during an additional period of temporary duty in Washington, D. C., of approximately   30 days duration.2. I certify that the following information regarding my status is correct and accurate:a. Marital status: Marriedb. Number of dependents: ONEc. Location of dependents: Washington, D.C.d. Permanent residence: Newton Hamilton PAe. I am presently living --In a hotel:With friends or relatives:Other: furnished apartment3. The nature and duration of the temporary duty on which I am presently engaged in Washington is:a. State Department training: No. of Days 4 monthsb. OSO training: 1 mo.c. Processing:d. Temporary departmental duty:4. I estimate that I am necessarily incurring increased personal daily expenses by reason of TDY status in amount of: 65. My period of TDY commenced 2 Aug 1948 and I have been paid per diem through 30 Nov 1948.6. My estimated time of departure to my permanent station is 15 JAN 49. Per diem is hereby requested for 30 days.Newton S. Meiler(Signature)Recommended: @4.00 thru 15 January 49.E.M. JewellChief, Personnel Division, OCSAPPROVED:M J Harry(EXEC, CSO)CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALMILER, NEWTIN SICACAFI-91.  Returned u.s. on TOY 14 June 19682.  Received so day per diem eligibility which carried him through 29 Aug. 48 because of leave taken from 16-June 48 through 1 August 48.3.  Received additional per diem @4.00 from 30 August thru 30 October giving him a total of 92 days per diem.4.  Married-wife presently on maternity leave.5.  Has been enrolled in Russian language course by the Branch. Is scheduled for departure o/a 15 Jan. 1949.6.  Recommend approval @4.00 thro so November 1948.![signature]CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALNEWTON S. MILER - CIFF-91.  Subject returned to U.S. entry on 14 June 48.2.  Received 30 days eligibility and has been paid per diem through 29 August 48 exclusive of leave taken from 16 June 48 thru 1 August 48.3.  Subject's wife is not drawing per diem. Is pregnant and expects to resign in Cerber.4.  Subject will be on TDY Status until late December 48 since the Branch has enrolled him in a 90 day language course.5. Recommend appraisal @ $4.00 for 30 days.additional ximatelyding my statusapartmenton which I am.daysmonthsmonthreased personal6.00and I havestation is20 days.S. Milesca 16 June 1948 thruW.F. Tharp(EXEC, C30)CONFIDENTIAL
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SECRETCERTIFICATION OF PER DIEM ELIGIBILITYI horeby certify that Newton S. MILER is on temporary duty in Washington and that his permanent station is Shanghai, China. In accordance with S. 0. Directive No. 10 (Revised), ho is eligible for por diem at the rato of $0.00 per day for a period of thirty days (oxclusive of annual leave), comunencing 14 June 1918![signature]Chier, Forsonnel Division, 050SECRET
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# SECRETOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : CIDThru : CGISFROM : Chief, FZDATE: 21 June 1948SUBJECT: Promotion for Newton Scott Hiler1. It is recommended that Mr. Newton Scott Hiler, Operations Officer, Mukden, China, ESD station, be promoted from CAF-7 to CAF-9. Mr. Hiler has been carrying out the functions and responsibilities of a CAF-9 officer for sometime. Records indicate that he was put in for promotion to CAF-7 August 1, 1947. Through delays caused by the long route from Lukden to Shanghai to Washington and by the reorganization of our promotion policy last winter, Mr. Hiler was not promoted until March 2, 1948.2. He has performed with distinction as an operations officer in kukden, discovering an important, highly organized North anion political movement and making operational contact with it. He is in the U.S. on TDY at this time and he is greatly needed in the Lukden operational area to handle the operation referred to and then at Foiping when Lukden is no longer tenable.3. Mr. Hiler feels that he has been in grade longer than the record shows because he was under the impression that action in the field set the date of the new grade. While this is in error, the field practice of giving a detailed notice of what would result from promotion in way of deductions and net pey tended generally to give employees the impression that promotion actions were definite long before they actually were. This paper work has since been stopped.4. Because this operations officer has performed in an outstanding way, because he is twily needed in the field, and because he has great long term value to the organization and should be encouraged to develop, it is recommended that he be promoted to CAF-9 effective on the completion of his TDY when ready for return to China.![signature]Lloyd GeorgeChief, FZAll OKLaterNeedle for Tom CommandSECRET
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SECRET17 June 1948TO: Security Branch, OSOFROM: Personnel Division, OSOSUBJECT: Newton S. WilerThis is to advise your office of the return of Mr. Newton S. Miler from Shanghai, effective 14 June 1942. Subject is in Washington on TDY for 90 days, and your concurrence is requested on his return to Shanghai.SECURITY CONCURRENCY:6/24/48SECRET
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EXTORIAL SURVEY DETOF SIT AU. S. NAVY, SHANGHAI, CHINA370.5 (44)SUBJECT: Invitatioral Travel Orders (TDX)19 June 1948TO : LR INGTON & HIER, American Civilian Employce.1. Per authority Classified Radio 7073, 5 June 1912, ASH DC, the   above named civ engl is atzi and invited to proceed from station Shanghai   Chana to station Jaaniston DC for TDY of approximately nirety (90) dayo   in connection with ED training and reorientation. Upon cupletion of   TUY, this civilian gl is further atzd and invited to return to station   Shanghai China.2. Travel will corrence o/a 12 June 1918. Hovement will be via   comercial air and all charges incident to travel will be paid in advance   at this station, overent will be porformed in accordance with Standard-   ized Government Travel Regulations and/or applicable statutes. 217/85900   Morking Fund, Conerel 1717/2.3. Processity to include Irrunizations will be completed prior to   departure.4. Temporary Mdress which may be used aile on TDY is P. O. Pox   1925, Washington DC,5. Travel Order authority: Radio 1863, CONAVOSPIC, 2 January 1947.DIUMI ZHUTION DED IN RElat Lt, DFMjutantBy direction....
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2 June 19118MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Newton S. Miler and Nell C. S. Kiler1. Newton Viler arrived in Shanghai on 3 January 1947 under   an 18 Months Agreement.2. Nell C. Stine Miler arrived in Shanghai on 7 June 1946   also under an 18 months agreement. Sets were married 8 March   191.8.3. The subjects will be returned ca Thy for 90 days upon   completion of which they will be expected to execute now 24 months   agreements and they will be returned to their permanent stations.4. No Fer Diem is to be paid to the subjects while on leare.
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA: Air PouchDISPATCH NO. 15-951TO: Chief of ViccionFROM: Commanding OfficerMukden, ManchuriaDATE: 13 May 1948SUBJECT: GENERAL- PersonnelSPECIFIC: Reserve Statue1. In answer to your semorandum dated 29 April, subject as stove, the following information is furnisted on two employees at this stations:a. Newton Scott Kiler -- Reserve status undetermined due to lack of recorde of physical examinations. Mr. Kiler states his reserve totus 111 have to remain pending until le can return to the zone of the interier for additional examinations and collection of records.b. Malcolm Histida -- Reserve status undetermined due to lack of records at this station. Fr. Mislich states that he is not certain i etter ie is a menter of the enlisted reserve or not. All recorde pertaining to subject should le on file at the washington Readquarters.JOICE.Ugor, Infantry
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13 May 1948I certify that on 6 March 1948, I, Newton Scott Miler, U.S. citizon, was married, in accordance with United Statca State Department regulations governing foreign marriage of United States citizens, to Miss Nell Catherine Stine in lukden, Kanchuria.Kro. Hell Stine Hiler, as of 6 Warch 1948, is my legal dependent and is entitled to all my anterial poscossions, including matever sum of money is deposited in my name in any bank, and including whatever sum of money is deposited under a joint bank account by my legal allottee, my Mother, ura. Elizabeth C. Kiler, in any bank, in the event of my decoase.tro. Bell Stine Miler is also the legal beneficiary of my National Service Life Insurance policy number 16 256 563.![signature of Newton Scott Miler]Newton Scott WilerWitness![signature of John M. Classon]date 13 May 1948Fitness![signature]date 13 May 1945
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COPYSECRETTo:Shanghai (Dart)ROUTINEFROM:Special Operatias13 May 1943Conf:CPD (1)OUT 62839INFO:AL30 (2-3) COPS (4) CKD (5) FBZ (6-7)CAS (8) SFD (9)WASH 6989TO: SHAICITE: WASHERE SHAN 1364 (IN 42357)Present contracts 18 months. Why interest in length of contracts at this timo? If reason is for TDY request, assume movements will be spaced according to your needs and our ability to handle. Recommend you encourage extension of tour up to 12 months beyond completion of contract.COPYT.F.BlandSECRETAdminINT/JBRL. George
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA: AirSPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCHDISPATCH NO. 111.TO: N. S. MilerDATE: 7 May 1948FROM: Chief of MissionShanghai, ChinaSUBJECT: GENERAL AdministrativeSPECIFIC. Reorientation and TrainingIn reply to your memorandum dated 23 April 1940 in which you requested to be returned to the states on temporary duty for approximately sixty (60) days at the expiration of your present contract, wish to advise this has been favorably considered.It is not possible at this time to be specific as to the date of departure; however, you may plan on departing sometime in June, the exact date to be determined later.The memorandum forwarded by Nell Stine Miler has also been approved and she may depart at the same time as you.JOHN F. HOOKApproved:
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May 6, 1948MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Newton Scott MilerNeil C. Stine MilerThe above-entitled subjects are due to return to the States in May and June 1948, respectively.Harry Littie has advised that neither will return before August and probably later than August. It is probable that Newton Miler will be retained by the branch, but no action will be taken until final word is received from the branch.[Signature]
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# SECRET23 April 1948MEMORANDUM:TO: John F. HookChief, Adain. SectionTHRU: Chief of ilusionShanghai, ChinaINFO: Robert A. KokoChief, PI1. It is requested that I be granted FDY daty in the Unt tod   States for a period of approximately 50 days starting on or   about 1 June 1910.2. It is my understanding that in June 1918 the 18 months   contract which I signed before leaving the United States in   Deco...ber 1946 will have ex fred. If this is the case I would   like to take advantage of the expiration of the contract.   However, even if, in June 1915, my contract has not expired I   request that I be returned to the United States on TOY duty.3. It is further request that my wife, Nell Stino Miler, be   allowed to accompany me and that we be permitted to fly to the   United States.4. Urs. Siler's contract with the organization expired 30 Nove-   mber 1947 but she has remained in China since that time and she   desires to return to China with me and continue working with the   organization.![Signature of John K. Singlaub]N.S. MilerN. S. LIlar![SECRET stamp]
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CONFIDENTIALOR 2.0MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD 16 Apr 48CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT AFTERApproval has been granted for the marriage of Newton S. Eiler and Nell C. Stine, both of ESD #14, in accordance with policy established by Col. Galloway in Wash Cable 5386 (Out 61371).Mr. Eiler, CAF 7, is Intelligence Officer (Reports) working in Intelligence "I" Division. Miss Stine, CAF 5, is a clerk-typist assigned to Intelligence "Q" Division. They are not assigned to the same office or working for the same supervisor.RETURN TOOSO PERSONNEL DIVISION:CONFIDENTIAL