Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETSecurity InfomationFOLLOWING RELEASED LOCALLY TODAY: RELEASE FROY RALDS FREE EUROPE:MPARCOED UNTIL 11:30 GIFT - JULY 14, 1953MUNICH, JULY 14, 1953- THOUSANDS OF INICH ALTITUDE BALLOONS CARRYINGMESSAGES OF HOFE TO THE CZECHOSLOVAK PEOPLE WERE FILLED ON THE CZECH BORDERLAST NIGIIT, BY THE CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM.CARRIED BY STRONG WINDS AT ALTITUDES UP TO 30,000 PERT, THE BALLONS WEREEXPECTED TO REACH AS FAR AS THE INDUSTRIAL CENTER OF COTPAVA ON THE ROLISHBORDER, WITH PILSEN, PRAGUE, MOST AND SOKOLOV AS SPEZE TARGETS.THE "BALLOON BARRACE"- THE SECOND AIMED AT CZEKALOVAKIA BY THE CRUSADEFOUR FRIEDOM - WILL CONTINUE FOR SEVERAL DAYS. ATE OF HOPE THAN 12,000,000MESSAGES, OR ONE FOR EVERY PERSON IN THE COUNTRY, 32 ΣΕΝΤ.CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM LAUNCHED A SIMILAR BARRAGE AT ZEZOSLOVAKIA OF AUGUST13, 1951, AND ANOTHER AT POLAND ON AUGUST 28, 1951. METER, THE PRISENTOPERATION IS FOUR TIMES AS LARGE AND DELIEVED TO EZ 172 27GGEST EVER ATTEMPTED.MESSAGES CARRIED BY THE DALLOONS RELEASED LAST 127 10 TODAY WERE CSTEFEE TYPES: AREPRODUCTION OF A NEW ONE-CROWN NOTE, ZARING A PLEA TO OFPOSETHE COMMUNIST REGIME; A PAMPHLET EXPLAINING THE RECEPT DEMONSTRATIONS IEAST GERMANY AND THE FALL OF SOVIET POLICY CHIEF LATZONTI BERIAS AND AS ALUMINUMCEN STAMPED WITH THE "FREEDOM BELL" AND THE SLOGAN CZECHS AND SLOVANS FORFREEDOM-ALL THE FREE WORLD FOR THE CZECHS AND SLC7:13.THE BALLOONS USED IN THE OPERATION CALLED "WINDS OF 72ZEDOM ARE OF NOTYPES, A RUBBER SPHERE WHICH EXPLODES AT HIGH ALTITUDES, SCATTERINO ITSPESSAGES OVER A WIDE ARFA, AND A PLASTIC BALLOON WHEZ DESCUNDS ON THE TARGET.BOTH TYPES ARE FILLED WITH HYDROGEN.THE FULL TEXT OF THE MESSAGE PRINTED ON THE ONE CROWY NOTE FOLLOWS:ON ONE SIDE-CZECHOSLOVAKS, KNOW THIS, THE REGIME IS WEAKER THAN YOU HAVE DARED TOTENE; POWER LIES WITH THE PEOPLE AND THE PEOPLE STANG CPPOSED. WITH UNITY
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SECRETSecurity Information- 2 -AND COURAGE, ORGANIZE YOUR STRENGTH: DOWN WITH THE COLLECTIVE INSIST ONWORKERS RIGHTS TODAY, DEMAND CONCESSIONS; TOMORROW FREEDOMON THE OTHER SIDE -MEN CALL THESE HUIGER CROWN GIFT OF THE SOVIET UNION. IT IS THESYMBOL OF REGIME DESPERATION, OF FIVE-YFAR FAILURES IT IS A CHALLENGE TOFIGHT, TO MEET WELKNESS WITH STRENGTH, TO RESIST AS YOU KNOW BEST. THEOTHER CAPTIVE PEOPLES ARK UNITING AND WILL JOIN YOU IN YOUR STRUGOLE. THEFREE WORLD IS WITH YOU ALL FOWER TO THE PEOPLE'THE FULL TEXT OF THE PAMPHLET ABOUT EVENTS IN EAST GERMANY: CZECHS AND SLOVAKSHEAR THE MESSAGE BEICH COMES TO YOU TODAY FROM THE FREE WORLD:THE SOVIET UNION FOLTTING WEAVER THE PEOPLES OF THE CAPTIVE COUNTRIES AREGETTING STRONGER THE SOVIET UNION IS GETTING WEAKER. THE STRUGGLE FOR STALIN'SHERITAGE SHAKES THE ENTIFE SOVIET EMPIRE AND FEAR HAS CREPT INTO THE KREMLIN.WHO WILL FALL WITH BERIA AND WHO WILL FALL AFTER BERIAT HOW MANY MILLIONS WILLFALL VICTIMS TO THE NEW PURGE WHICH IS NOW GOING TO 250UN- THE BIGGEST PURGEWHICH THE SOVIET ERION HAS EVER KNOWN?HOW MANY VICTIVE WILL FALL IN THE SOVIET UNION AND HOW MANY IN THE OCCUPIEDCOUNTRIES? WHO WILL FALL WITH BERIA IN PRAGUE AND WHO WILL. LE DRAGGED DOWN BYHIS FALL IN BRATISLAVA? WHO WILL BE THS NEW SLANSKY AND WHO THE NEW CLEMENTIS?AND WHEN THE PUROZ SPREADS AND BROADENS, DOWN FROM THE FOLITEUREAU TO THE LANDSAND DISTRICTS, TO THE OFFICES AND THE FACTORIES HOW MANY FUNCTIONARIES WILLSAFELY SURVIVE?ONLY THOSE WILL SEVIVE WHO WILL DETACH THEMSELVES FROM THE SINKING COMMUNISTBOAT IN TIME. ONLY THOSE WHO JOIN THE FEOFLE AND HELP IN ITS STRUGGLE AGAINSTTHE OPPRESSORS.
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SECRETSecurity Information-3-AT ANY RATE, THE SOVLETS ARE IN A BLIND ALLEY. IF THE WOCOW BOOT WILL WEIGH EVEN HEAVIER ON THE NECKS OF THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE AND IF MOSCOW'S DEMANDS UPON THE FRIGHTENED PUPPET GOVERNMENTS OF THE CAPTIVE COUNTRIES WILL BECOME MORE PRESSING, THE RESISTANCE OF THE PEOPLE WILL ONLY GROW: FOR THE PEOPLE WILL NOT RETURN INTO SUBMISSION. IF THE COMUNIST REGIMES, IN ORDER TO APPEASE THE WRATH OF THE PEOPLE, WILL TRY TO BRIDE THEIR SUBJECTS BY PROMISSING CONCESSIONS AS WE HAVE SEEN IN HUNGARY AND IN EASTERN GERMANY, THEY WILL NOT GET ANYWHERE: FOR THE PEOPLE WILL NOT BE DECEIVED ANYMORE BY PHONY CONCESSIONS.THE PEOPLE ARZ GROWING STRONGER. THE FIRST FLAMES OF REVOLT FLARED OUT IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND IN EASTERN GERMANY. FROM PILSEN, FROM MORAVSKA OSTRAVA, FROM BERLIN, DRESDEN AND MAGDEBURG THE ECHO OF THIS REVOLT FEARED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AND DEEPLY SHOCK THE ENTIRE SOVIET REALM: THE PEOPLE SHOWED THEIR STRENGTH.THE COMMUNIST REGIMES RECOGNIZED THE MENACE AND BECAME APPAID. THEY STARTED APOLOGIZING, THEY STARTED SELF-CRITICISING, THEY STARTED GIVING PROMISES. IN GERMANY THE ANTI-LABOR DECREES HAD TO BE REVOKED. IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA THE FRIGHTENED GOVERNMENT WAS FORCED TO DESIST FROM APPLYING THE PENAL LAWS CONCERNING ASSEMBLIES. IN MOSCOW, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE NEWS OF THE PEOPLES REVOLT IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND GERMANY, THE INTERNAL STRUGGLE BECAME SHARPER. BERIA AND HIS ALL-POWERFUL POLICE FELL AS VICTIMS. YOUR REVOLT HELPED TO ALTER THE COURSE OF HISTORY: NEW FORCES MADE THEIR APPEARANCE ON THE BATTLEFIELD, THE PEOPLE WON ITS FIRST MAJOR VICTORY IN ITS FIGHT WITH THE REGIMES.CZECHS AND SLOVAKS: THE MORE YOUR OPPRESSORS ARE SHAKEN BY UNCERTAINTY, THE GREATER IS THE CERTAINTY OF YOUR VICTORY. THE REGIME IS APPAID OF YOU, IT KNOWS THAT POWER IS FUNDAMENTALLY ON YOUR SIDE. THIS IS THE TIME WHEN PEOPLES UNITY, A COMMON AGREEMENT AND A UNITED PURPOSE ARE ABLE TO WIN CON-
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SECRETSecurity Information- 4-CESSIONS. YOUR BATTLEFIELD IS IN THE FACTORIES AND IN THE FIELDS. ON THISBATTLEFIED OF LABOR YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF NUMBERS. ON THIS BATTLEFIELDYOU CANNOT BE VANGUISHED. YOU WILL. NOT BE CONTENT WITH PROMISES, YOU WILLASK FOR DEEDS. YOU WILL NOT BE CONTENT WITH BRIBES, YOU WILL ASK MORE ANDMORE FROM THE EXPLOITERS. WE DO NOT PRESUME TO OIVE YOU ORDERS NOU TO OIVEYOU ADVICES. YOU AND YOUR NEW LEADERS WHO ARE BEING BORN IN THE STRUDOLE KNOWBEST NOW AND WHERE TO STRIKE. BUT WE WANT YOU TO KIOW THAT YOU ARE NOT ALONE:AMONG THE MASSES OF PEOPLE BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN THE FIRE OF REVOLT ISSHOULDERING AND ITS SPARKS ARE FLYING FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTHY. EVERYWHERE INTHE FREE WORLD. YOUR FRIENDS ARE WITH YOU. THEIR HELP WILL CROW AS YOURDETERMINATION GROHS.
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SECRETSecurity InfomationThe following was received from Conden, MunichHave report early afternoon that Czech fighter plane attempting shoot down balloons. In only instance so far reported, planes shot down two out of ten that were in air at moment. Also have report that attempts being made shoot balloons down from ground, but no success. This shooting occurred at 1410 local time, which is only report so far. Will inform you of any developments.SECRET
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SecretSecurity InformationThe following received from Condon, MunichFollowing is full story as of 1700 local time on shooting. At 1400 two possibly three jet aircraft, presumably MIG, which kept well within Czech territory, managed after considerable moving to shoot down two repeat two balloons. Aircraft departed area and have not returned since. Small arms fire during most of afternoon accounted for total of three repeat three balloons. Small arms fire effective only during periods when weather conditions did not permit rapid rise of balloons crossing border at height within range of submarine guns and carbines.-----* Walker's report - Temper of residence[^1] in launching area calm and unworried.End of Message[^1]: 15.
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# 8 July 1953![SECRET Security Information]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, 10FROM: EE/CzechoslovakiaSUBJECT: Bohumil HOUSER1. Reference is made to a letter dated 25 June 1953 and addressed to you from Mr. Leo M. Chorne, Executive Director of the Research Institute of America, forwarding certain proposals sent to the latter by Mr. Bohumil HOUSER of the International Rescue Committee, Camp Valka, Nuernberg, Germany. This momorandum will summarize for you our knowledge of Subject, and our present interest in his activities.2. Subject was born 1 March 1922 in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. He reportedly fought in the underground in World War II and was taken prisoner. From the end of the war until December 1945 he was employed as interpreter to the U.S. military unit in Falknov, Czechoslovakia, and in 1949 he was head of the porsonnel department of the Brown Coal Mining Company in Falknov.3. According to a report from the British Army of the Rhine, he was recruited by the Czechoslovak Intelligence Service in 1946 in Cheb, Czechoslovakia, and is an ardent Communist. According to the CIC, he travelled to Belgium shortly after the war, and then returned to Germany (sic).4. We do not know exactly when Subject left Czechoslovakia. Ho seems to have emigrated to Australia in 1949 or 1950, and to have returned to Germany some time prior to September 1951, when he became associated with the American Fund for Czech Refugees and with the International Rescue Committee. According to one informant, Subject was deported from Australia for Communist Party activities.5. On 14 April 1953 Subject sent Mr. Cherne an operational proposal of such interest that, in spite of the unfavorable information on Subject, ve felt obliged to investigate it further. Upon our instructions, an agent of the Munich Operations Base contacted Subject on or about 25 June, using air force cover, and obtained the identity of Subject's lead. This person turned out to be an individual who has been suspected since 1949 of being an agent of the Czech Intelligence Service, and who has very recently been crossing lines with one or two operations being run by Berlin Operations Base. Under the circumstances it appears very likely that Subject's lead amounts to nothing more than a provocation or fabrication. We are still waiting for an appraisal and recommendations from the field.![Security Information]RICHARD A. FINNEY
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SECRETSecurity Information7 July 1953MEMORANDUM FOR: DIRECTOR, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYSUBJECT: Proposed Balloon Operation1. The following message was received from Whitney Shepardson on the proposed balloon operation.Shepardson talked at length with Conant yesterday, Monday. Conant did not object to the proposed balloon operation, but on the contrary "endorses" the project, but said he could not "request" acquiescence. Thus Shepardson says we have "improved upon our minimum expectations".Shepardson says further that Adenauer has been away since last Saturday but that Lentz and Hallstein were to have returned last night and IICOO is trying to arrange an appointment with either or both for today, Tuesday.Shepardson will send further word after these talks.Carl Meyer forThomas W. IngramChiefInternational Organizations DivisionSECRETSecurity Information
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# Memorandum for the RecordSubject: Conversation with Congressman Kersten1. On 6 May Congressman Kersten addressed a letter to the State Department, enclosing a letter dated & May 1953, which he had received from Mr. Creighton Scott, a former employee of Radio Free Europe at Munich, Germany. This letter was highly critical of certain personnel in RFE, particularly as regards allegations of pro-communist attitudes. On 6 July I discussed these criticisms with Congressman Kersten in detail, conveying to him orally the material contained in the memorandum of 17 June 1953 from the Director of Security; Subject: Inquiry by Congressman Kersten; which the Director of Security had noted should be utilized in this meeting with Congressman Kersten.2. The Congressman noted the difficulty in evaluating the type of criticisms which Mr. Scott had made but appeared willing to accept our explanation.3. Congressman Kersten then turned to certain criticisins which he had heard expressed regarding RFE from several sources, including Scott. One such criticism is that RFE is no doing the best it should on religious programs. He feels that this aspect of the broadcasts could probably be considerably strengthened, particularly among Catholic elements.4. Mr. Kersten cited the opinion of Count Tarnowski (sp. ?), a well known Pole, who told the Congressman that any fourteen year old Soviet citizen would be so well briefed on Soviet philosophy as to turn up their noses at the RFF material. The Count (and Kersten appears to agree) feels that the Soviet population has more sophisticated philosophicai material thrown at them by their own Government, and that it should be an important function of RFE to counter with an attempt to destroy the Soviet philosophical material and shake the Soviet faith in their theoreticians.5. Congressman Kersten realized that it is difficult to capture a wide audience with philosophical arguinents, but he feels that if these arguments reached a segment of important leaders behind the Iron Curtain, it would help to destroy and counter the philosophical teachings of Marx, Lenin, et al. The Congresamen feels that many of our broadcasts deal with economic inatters, and, while these are important, RFE should go
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deeper and hit harder on religion and philosophy.6. While Congressman Kersten is aware that many of the captive population are not interested in rightest movements, it is his opinion that RFE cannot beat communism with socialism. In particular, he felt (and Scott bore this out in their conversation) that we were making too much use of Czech socialista, and we were using socialists from the Eence Government which had sought to compromise with the communists. While he recognizes the popularity of Benes and Masaryk in Czechia, he feels they are not el-fective in Slovakia, where there is a heavy Catholic population.7. Congressman Kersten plans to go to Europe, probably in September. While he did not say so, I believe he would welcome an invitation to visit RFE, Munich. Furthermore, as the author of the Kersten Amendment and of several resolutions on the enslaved peoples, at least one of which may receive Congressional approval at this session, consideration might be given as to whether it would be advisable to request the Congressman to utilize RFE facilities to broadcast while he is abroad.Walter L.. PforzheimerLegislative CounselOGC/WLP:Jps
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3 July 1953MEMORANDUM FOR: DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCESUBJECT: D'Arcy Brophy and Louis Novins' Trip to Europe1. Mr. Brophy and Mr. Novins tell me that you have agreed to pay their expenses for their trip to Europe. I told them that since they were traveling on our business they should draw the money from Heritage Foundation funds which have been made available.2. I think this is the tidiest way of handling the transaction. Novins gave me some representations that it would be better to channel funds for the trip through one of his clients, Paramount Pictures. This seems to me complicated and insecure, and I recommend that if this subject is raised with you directly, you again suggest use of Heritage funds.THOMAS W. BRADENChiefInternational Organizations DivisionCIO:TWB/ehOrig - Addressee1 cc - IG/Br I1 cc - CIO1 cc - RI
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SLOURTY INFORM.COM1 July 1953MEMORANDUM FOR: DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTES.LIOZACESUBJECT: Comments on Arthur Page's letter of 29 June 19531. I think a budget presentation before a mixed audience of PEC nevcera and directors or members of the Executive Committee of NCYE plus expposedly members of the MCF? staff would be extremely confusing, whether it were hold here or in New York. Not all the marbers of the PC have detailed knowlodge of NCHE operations and most of the merbers of the xocutive Committee do not have such knowledge. I see & reeting Duch as Arthur Page suggests going about as follows:a. 10 Division presents the budget with cuts which we plan to recommend.b. Members of the Executive Committee of NCFE oppose the cats.c. PRC is placed in a position of turning down its own staff before the assembled outsiders with whom the staff is working.2. I should suggest instead that we follow the following proce-durat:a. 10 Division presents the budget with the suggested cuts in same.b. PRC considers these cuta carefully.c. PRC calls in export members of the staff of NCFE, 1.0. Spencer Phenix, Bob Lang, Bernie Yarrow etc., if it desires to do so, and questions them on any matter within their respective responsibilities and in particular about the suggested cuts.d. The exports leave the room.e. PRC rakes up its mind whether to accept the cut proposed or to make bigger cuts, or to add to the budget, as it may desire to do.STONETSEGURRY INFORMATION
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-2-3. It would be useful to brief the Executive Committee on the reasons why any changes in the budget are made after they are made, and it might be well to have a luncheon with the Executive Committee down here or in New York after the action has been taken and have the Director explain the reasons why Prio did thig or thats for Agency action.4. I suggest that you write Arthur Page saying that you think a meeting such as Phenix suggests would confuse our procedures but that you do think a later routine, with the Executive Committee to explain the actions taken and have a meeting of minds for the work ahead after the budget has been passed would be useful.lunchem hereTHOMAS W. BRADENChiefInternational Organizations Division
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JUN 30 1353MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DIVISIONSUBJECT: Funds for Balloon OperationThis will authorize you to inform officials of TPTONIC that the restrictions imposed by the Project Review Committee, at its meeting on 29 May 1953 of $3,000,000 for operating expenses of TPTONIC for the first quarter of fiscal year 1954, may be exceeded by the funds necessary to prepare and/or execute a balloon operation.![signature]Allen W. DullesDirectorIO/BrI:WPD/sh(30 June 1953)Orig & 1 - Addressee1 cc - Finance1 cc - Budget1 cc - IO/AD1 cc - CIO1 cc - RI1 cc - DCI
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MEMORANDUM FOR: C/PPSUBJECT: Recent Developments in the Rumanian Refugee Situation1. In a verbal report to the Rumanian National Committee upon his return from a trip to Europe to secure former King Michael's approval of a proposed refugee committee, Mr. Visolanu stated that the King did not reject the proposal advanced for the reorganization and enlargement of the present Committee, although he indicated no interest in having the plan put into effect immediately. This information on the attitude of the King is contrary to that previously reported by a member of the Rumanian National Committee, who stated that the King had finally rejected the proposal upon the recommendation of his ADC, Ietru-Lazar.2. In his last conversation with Mr. Visolanu, the King requested that the members of the present Rumanian National Committee should send him, either jointly or individually, their opinions in writing about the following points:a. On what grounds does the Rumanian National Committee consider that it cannot continue in its present form?b. What are the criteria for choosing the members of the new committee and who are the persons who should belong to it?c. Who are the Rumanian exiles and Romanian organizations in exile which could be consulted by the King to advise him in the matter of forming a new National Committee?3. The Rumanian National Committee members plan to send a joint resolution to the King requesting that he entrust Visoianu with the formation of a new committee to be comprised of members whose names were submitted to the King. Should Michael refuse this request, the Committee intends to tender its resignation.4. Visotaru reported that he had conversations in Paris with Cafencu, Gherma, Ventanin and Antoniade, to whom he proposed membership in the new committee. At that time, which was before the death of General Badescu, Gafencu refused because of the exclusion of the General in the new organization. Since Visoianu was unable to return to Paris after his conversations with the King, a meeting with Gafencu subsequent to Badescu's death has not been possible. Gherman did not refuse to
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become a member of the new committee, but wished to be accepted asa representative of the Socialist Party. This would be difficultbecause of Gherman's affiliation with the left-wing faction whichseccded from Petrescu's Party in 1946, subsequently joining with theCommunist Party. Antoniade and Veniamin have agreed to become membersof the new committee.5. In a letter to the Fund on 26 May 1953, Gafencu stated that   an attempt should be made to give support to a new committee through a   large national council in order to establish unity of the leaders and   of the Rumanian colony abroad. He said that on the day of General   Radescu's death he had received a letter from the General asking him   to take over "this task" to assure the unity of the Rumanians abroad.   Gafencu also wrote that friends in Paris and abroad had asked him to   take over the leadership of a small "ad hoc" committee with the support   of all the Associations of Free Rumanians, which he stated he will do   if the New York group assures him of their support. After that, he   indicated he would see if there would be a possibility of an understanding   with the Visoianu group..6. Prince Nicholas reports that he has been approached by Gafencu   with a request that he join forces with Gafencu to form a new Rumanian   refugee committee under Gafencu's leadership and with headquarters in   France. A committee embracing such individuals as Nicholas and General   Ion Gheorghe, whom Gafencu also reportedly approached, would not be   acceptable to segments of the Rumanian refugee colony because Nicholas   is not on good terms with the King and has had Iron Guard associations,   as does Gheorghe.7. It would appear that there is little reason to believe that   the Rumanian refugees will set aside their factional differences and   personal ambitions to form a representative committee at this time.CHRISTIAN M. FREERActing Chief, SE
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SECRETSECURITY INFORMATION25 June 1953MEMORANDUM FOR: CITER, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DIVISIONSUBJECT: RFE Coverage of Stockholm ICFTU Congress1.  At our request RFE is going to give full coverage to the ICFTU Meeting in Stockholm. It has arranged to have the meeting covered by three desks. The Hungarians are using a Stockholm stringer, while the Poles and Czechs are each sending editors. In addition, there will be overall coverage to the central newsroom by RFE's information correspondent, Dreifuss. Messages from the labor leaders of the free world will be broadcast to the Czech people, in line with our recent guidance.2.  A copy of the UN Slave Labor Report was delivered to the boat of Col. Mullany's friend yesterday afternoon prior to departure.![signature]WILLIAM P. DURKEEChief, IO/Branch 1SECRET
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UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTI CONFIDENTIAL SECRET(SENDER WILL CIRCLE CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOM)CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYOFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO   |                 | INITIALS | DATE || ---- | --------------- | -------- | ---- || 1    | Miss Tisthammer | -        | -    || 2    | C/10            |          |      || 3    |                 |          |      || 4    |                 |          |      || 5    |                 |          |      || FROM |                 | INITIALS | DATE || 1    | CIO             |          |      || 2    | O/DCI           |          | 6/30 || 3    |                 |          |      |APPROVAL INFORMATION SIGNATUREACTION DIRECT REPLY RETURNCOMMENT PREPARATION OF REPLY DISPATCHCONCURRENCE RECOMMENDATIONRemarketAlice:Please insure that Mr. Dulles sees this before the NCFE people come in, and that they don't get their hands on it. TWBSECRET CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTED UNCLASSIFIEDFORM NO.SEP1947 30-4