Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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12 September 1956Mr. Joseph S. Piccolo2210 - 20th Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.Dear Mr. Piccolo:A review of the medical history Information which you submitted indicates that for proper medical evaluation it is necessary that you come to our medical office for a pre-employment medical examination which will include determination of physical health and emotionai stability.An appointment may be scheduled at 8:30 a.m., on any Tuesday, Thursday or Friday. Please advise Miss Ruth Griffin by letter, 2430 E Street, N.W., Washington 25, D.C., or by telephone Executive 3-6115, extension 2781, of the date you will be able to report. We would appreciate your giving us at least two weeks advance notice. When you come for your examination, please report to our Medical Office in Central Building, 2430 E Street, N.W. Inasmuch as some parts of the examination are given in the morning and others in the afternoon, it is necessary that you plan to be here the entire day.We will not be able to reimburse you for any travel or incidental expenses which you incur for this purpose.Very truly yours,H. G. ReynoldsDirector of PersonnelOP/CORRE3/tjs(Griffin)
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30 August 1956Mr. Joseph S. Piccolo2210, 20th Streeth N. W.Washington, D.C.Dear Mr. Piccolo:We are pleased to inform you that your application for employment with this Agency has been reviewed with interest by appropriate officials and that actual processing has been initiated for a position at Grade GS-4, salary $3415.00 per annum.Your final appointment is dependent upon a number of factors including character and reference investigations, and other processing procedures which may require as long as 120 days. You may be sure that this processing is being accomplished as rapidly as possible.During this period please notify us of any changes in your present status such as change in address, employment, marital status, etc. If it should develop that you cannot accept the position, please let us know immediately. If you have any questions concerning your application, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us. Your future correspondence or inquiries should be directed to the attention of Miss Ruth Griffin.Members of this Agency are entitled to the regular United States Government leave and retirement benefits. Our salaries conform to the rates prescribed by Congress for United States Government agencies.Thank you for your cooperation and patience during this waiting period.Very truly yours,H. G. ReynoldsDirector of PersonnelOP/Correw/sed/Griffin
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# REQUEST FOR SECURITY CLEARANCENAME (LAST FIRST MIDDLE):PICCOLO, JOSEPH STEPHANPOSITION TITLE:File ClerkLOCATION (CITY, STATE COUNTRY):Washington, D, C,TYPE OF APPLICANT:  X REGULARNAME OF REQUESTER (OR OFFICIAL):H. C. ReynoldsREQUEST NO. (1-5):C-6351REQUEST DATE (6-11):21 Aug 56YEAR OF BIRTH (29-30):1935POSITION NUMBER (31-36): 424.09OCCUP. CODE (37-42): 0305.01GRADE (43-44): 08-04ASSIGNMENT (OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCH):DOP/VI/RIORGN. CODE (45-48):1TYPE OF APPL. (49):2TYPE OF ASSIGNMENT AND FUNDS: X NQS X USF FF X UVHDOTERS & FUND (50):3CLEARANCE REQUIRED: X FULLATTACHMENTS: X PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT X APPENDIX I REQUEST FOR WAIVERRECRUIT. CODE (52-54):101VETERANS STATUS: X MALE NON-VETERAN X REPORT OF INTERVIEWVET. PREF. & SEX (85):2REMARKS:1(50) 1(017)SPACE BELOW FOR SO LISE ONLY377
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16 July 1956Mr. Joseph Stephan Piccolo2210 20th Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.Dear Mr. Piccolo:Your application for employment with this Agency is presently under active review. Appropriate members of our staff will determine whether we have a position available for a person of your qualifications. Although we cannot predict the length of time needed for this review, we will make every effort to expedite a determination. Should there be unavoidable delays in reaching a decision, we shall do our best to keep you as fully informed as possible regarding the status of your case.In the meantime, if you should have any questions, feel free to get in touch with us by mail. We ask your patience and assure you of our desire to make the review period as short as is compatible with the careful evaluation to which we feel each case is entitled.Very truly yours,H. G. ReynoldsDirector of PersonnelOP/Correa/evm(Hennings)
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# CLERICAL & COMMUNICATIONS REPORT OF INTERVIEWCONFIDENTIALDATE AND PLACE OF INTERVIEW31 May 1956, Washington, D.C.SOURCEGordon B. Lamb, another applicant.NAME (Last - First - Middle)PICCOLO, Joseph StephanMARITAL STATUSSingleCLEARANCE REQUESTEDFULLPROVISIONALAVAILABILITY DATESEXMDATE OF BIRTH8 December 1935PERMANENT ADDRESS1636- N.E. 20th Street, Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaTELEPHONELogan 4-5834TEMPORARY ADDRESS2210 - 20th Street N.W., Washington, D.C.TELEPHONEAdams 4-2355POSITION RECOMMENDED (Grade and Title)GS-4 ClerkGS-?LA-5TYPINGSHORTHANDOTHERACCEPTABLE STATIONMILECITIZENSHIP[X] WASHINGTON, D.C.ANYWHERE IN U.S.[X] U.S. BY BIRTHOVERSEAS (Under conditions stipulated)U.S. BY NATURALIZATION DATELIMITATIONSPREVIOUS NATIONALITYOTHER (Specify)FOREIGN RELATIVESHEALTHGood.BACKGROUND AND EVALUATIONMILITARY SERVICE, IF ANY (Primary and duty MOS and length of time in each, training, dates of entrance and discharge, areas visited)Member: D.C. Air National Guard. Rank: Airman 1/C. Draft classification: 1-D.EVALUATION AND BACKGROUND DATA (Include education and work experience)1953 - Present, Georgetown University (School of Foreign Service), Diplomatic &Consular, grade average: "75".August 1953 - September 1955, F.B.I., Clerk, GS-4 ($3150.), to attend school full time.Mr. Piccolo is of medium height and weight, dark hair, and rather quiet, pleasant, not very talkative and does not give one the impression of being a Ball-of-Fire. Has no area knowledge. Has had slight knowledge of Spanish of which he is taking at the present time in school. Claims good health.Although has had some nervous disorder which were aftereffects of a gland virus, he had psychiatric consultation for about five months but no treatment. Apparently after this disease (this virus) he couldn't concentrate on his studies and consulted a psychiatrist to obviate the situation. Claims no restrictions otherwise. Tentatively planning to go to law school. Really isn't certain what to do in the future. No 10-9 that he knows of. Several years clerical experience with FBI. Based on past government clerical experience, believe he is worthy of consideration. Might be possibility for regular FI/RI job.Scheduled him for the GS-4 clerktest on 5 June 1956 and gave him forms.HOLD FOR FORMS AND TEST SCORES. SHOP TO ERNIE HARDT FOR FI/RI.DATE REPORT AND FORMS FOUAR CED TO HDOLAR.TISGEORGE S. RADCONFIDENTIAL
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYWASHINGTON 25, D. C.Applicant Information Sheet No. 1To all persons applying for employment with the Central Intelligence Agency:This paper is the first step in applying for employment or consultant status with the Central Intelligence Agency. No application may proceed beyond this first step if the applicant is not in agreement with the conditions stated below:## General Considerations:1.  The National Security Act of 26 July 1947 (Public Law 253, 80th Congress) which created the Central Intelligence Agency places upon the Agency the responsibility:a. "to advise the National Security Council in matters concerning such.intelligence activities of the Government departments and agencies as relate to the national security;b. "to make recommendations to the National Security Council for the coordination of such intelligence activities of the departments and agencies of the Government as relate to the national security;c. "to correlate and evaluate intelligence relating to the national security, and provide for the appropriate dissemination of such intelligence within the Government...d. "to perform, for the benefit of the existing intelligence agencies, such additional services of common concern as the National Security Council determines can be more efficiently accomplished centrally;e. "to perform such other functions and duties related to intelligence affecting the national security as the National Security Council may from time to time direct."
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The special character of this national responsibility requires the Agency to maintain correspondingly special employment criteria which may be different from the routine or normal employment standards of other Government departments and agencies which do not have the highly sensitive responsibility borne by the Central Intelligence Agency. It follows that the investigation of applicants prerequisite to their acceptance is a time-consuming process which, in addition to loyalty and security checks, includes evaluation of competence, physical and emotional fitness, and availability of a suitable position at such time as employment may be offered. This is called "clearance" of an applicant.2. Investigation of an applicant may reveal something which prevents his clearance perhaps something of which the applicant is genuinely unaware, perhaps something which only the special employment criteria of the Agency make unacceptable. In any event, adverse findings by the Agency are conclusive and final so far as the Agency is concerned, and no statement of specific reasons is made to the applicant.3. Employment by the Central Intelligence Agency is not a right upon which an applicant can insist. Offer of employment which is subject to full clearance does not constitute a commitment on the Agency's part giving an unsuccessful applicant grounds for any claim against the Agency. Acceptance of employment upon the condition of clearance is at the applicant's risk, taken with the knowledge that a very substantial percentage of applicants are not cleared.Statement of Understanding and AgreementI have read, understand, and agree to the foregoing General Considerations. If not accepted for employment by the Central Intelligence Agency, I will make no claim or demand in conflict with those considerations.I have also seen and read Applicant Information Sheet No. 2.![Signature of Applicant]
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# SECRETSELECTIVE SERVICE ACTION REQUESTTO DIRECTOR OF PERSONNELSUBJECT: REQUEST FOR: Permission to leave country2 NAME (Last-first-middle)PICCOLO, Joseph Stephan3 DATE OF BIRTH8 December 19354 PRESENT ADDRESS (Number, street, city, zone, state)2210 20th Street, NW. Washington, D. C.5 PLACE OF BIRTH (City or town, state, country)Yonkers, New York6 IF NONCITIZEN, INDICATE ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER7 POSITION TITLE AND GRADEMail and File Clerk, GS-48 OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCHDDP/MI/III9 SERVICE DESIGNATION10 EOD DATE4 February 195711 OFFICIAL STATIONMexico City12 SELECTIVE SERVICE SERIAL NUMBERAP 229 209.1413 SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION1-D14 NUMBER AND ADDRESS OF SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARDLocal Board #44, 521 B. Andrews Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida15 APPROPRIATE WORDING FOR "PERMIT" (SSS Form No. 500) UNDER "INDIVIDUALS OF ORGANIZATION REPRESENTED" (Check one)U.S. GOVERNMENTSELFOTHER (Specify)16 APPROPRIATE WORDING FOR "PERMIT" UNDER "NATURE OF BUSINESS" (Check one)U.S. GOVERNMENTSELFOTHER (Specify)17 JUSTIFICATION18 EXPECTED DEPARTURE DATE FOR OVERSEAS1 November 195719 TYPED NAME AND SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED OFFICIAL (Regulation 20-680)Robert S. MATLES, C/M/Support20 TO (Office of origin)REPORT OF ACTION FROM DIRECTION OF PERSONNEL21 DATE OF ACTION22 ACTION REGARDING THE ABOVE REQUEST![Handwritten notes dated 18 Nov 57 and 11 Feb 58]SECRET
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# REPRODUCTION MASTERSHandle With CareBIOGRAPHIC PROFILESECRETSECRET
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Colonel OnerDATE: 24 MAY 1960FROM : Gordon M. StewartSUBJECT: PICCOLO, Joseph Stephan - Cancel Permission to Leave the Country and DIRECTED 4-F DefermentIt is requested that the Permission to Leave the Country granted subject on 18 November 1957 and renewed on 8 December 1959 be cancelled. Please also cancel the DIRECTED 4-F Deferment allowed on 18 November 1957. SSS Form 110 is attached; SSS Forms 300 have been destroyed.Mr. Piccolo was born on 8 December 1935 in Yonkers, New York. His permanent address is 1636 N. E. 20th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Colonel OmerDATE:FROM : Gordon M. StewartSUBJECT: PICCOLO, Joseph Stephan - Renew Permission to Leave the CountryIt is requested that the Permission to Leave the Country granted subject on 18 November 1957 be renewed. SSS Form 300 issued on this date has been destroyed. Please retain the DIRECTED 4-F Deferment allowed subject on 18 November 1957. Subject will return by December 1960 at which time we will cancel his DIRECTED Deferment.Mr. Piccolo was born on 8 December 1935 in Yonkers, New York. His permanent address is 1636 N. Е. 2.0th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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14 December 1959MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH PersonnelSUBJECT: SSS Form 300 for Joseph S. Piccolo1. Forwarded is SSS Form 300 for Mr. Piccolo. While the Director of Selective Service has issued this permit for a period of two years, the files of this office and the office of the Director of Selective Service reflect a termination date of his overseas service of at least December 1960.2. As we discussed earlier, this termination date has been set to avoid the possibility of Mr. Piccolo's authorized absence placing him in a position which might preclude the necessity of his meeting his military obligation as established by his local board.J. L. OlmsteadDeputy Chief, PersonnelOperations DivisionDistribution:Orig. and 1 - Addressee1 - SSS FileOP/POD/JLOlmstead:ahw (14 Dec 59)
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SECRET# SELECTIVE SERVICE ACTION REQUEST**1 DATE OF REQUEST**10 October 1957**TO** DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL**SUBJECT:** REQUEST FOR draft deferment, x permission to leave countrycancellation of draft deferment (Only items 1, 2, 17, 19 are required)**2 NAME (Last-first-middle)**PICCOLO, Joseph Stephan**3 DATE OF BIRTH**8 December 1935**4 PRESENT ADDRESS (Number, street, city, zone, state)**2210 20th Street, NW, Washington, D. C.**5 PLACE OF BIRTH (City or town, state, country)**Yonkers, New York**6 IF NONCITIZEN, INDICATE ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER****7 POSITION TITLE AND GRADE**Mail and File Clerk, GS-4**8 OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCH**DDP/WH/III**9 SERVICE DESIGNATION** IS**10 EOD DATE** 4 February 1957**11 OFFICIAL STATION**Mexico City**12 SELECTIVE SERVICE SERIAL NUMBER**AS-229-289-24 8-44-35-604**13 SELECTIVE SERVICE CLASSIFICATION**1-D**14 NUMBER AND ADDRESS OF SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD**Local Board #44, 521 S. Andrews Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida**15 APPROPRIATE WORDING FOR "PERMIT" (SSS Form No. 300) UNDER "INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANIZATION REPRESENTED" (Check one)**Government Self Other (Specify)**16 APPROPRIATE WORDING FOR "PERMIT" UNDER "NATURE OF BUSINESS" (Check one)**Government Self Other (Specify)**17 JUSTIFICATION**3 years + 8 mos - Air National GuardAndreas Air Force Baseno active duty of training.Told he would be put on:discharge & Transfer to inactive reserve.**18 EXPECTED DEPARTURE DATE FOR OVERSEAS**1 November 1957**19 TYPED NAME AND SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED OFFICIAL (Regulation 30-680)**Robert S. MattlesRobert S. MATTLES, C/WH/Supports**20 TO (Office of origin)**REPORT OF ACTION FROM DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL**21 DATE OF ACTION****22 ACTION REGARDING THE ABOVE REQUEST**DEFERREDGeneralSENT TOSECRET
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: RecordDATE: 29 Oct 57FROM: S. RichelderferSUBJECT: Piccolo, Joseph StephanSubject was advised this date that the Agency would request a directed deferment. He was told the meaning of a "directed deferment" and advised not to contact his local board and they will not contact him. He was sent to see Captain Noble in Reserve Affairs Branch. Captain Noble was not in and subject was interviewed by Sgt. MacKenzie. I talked to MacKenzie and stressed the fact that subject should be advised to be sure to drop out of the National Guard. Mackenzie said that he would have to request to be put in a standby reserve status. This seems to be a satisfactory arrangement, since we are requesting a directed deferment, the L.B. will not contact Piccolo.
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SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of PersonnelSUBJECT: Mexico City Clerical Requirements1. PAD has attempted to locate two suitable candidates for the WH vacancies who will not be eligible for the draft. Machine runs were used, as were file referrals, checks with approriste Administrative and Personnel representatives in Agency components, and a thorough screening of Tables of Organization. A total of 25 individuals at the GS-5 or lower level were checked out. One candidate was located, a Mr. William G. Rawls, Clerk, GS-4 with WB. He has been accepted by the Division for the January requirement. The January deadline was chosen for him because he will be able to pass the typing requirement for State integration. We had no success in finding a candidate for the 1 November deadline. All of the others were disqualified, largely because of marriage, unwillingness to accept the assignment.2. Under the circumstances, it is recommended that Mr. Rawls be processed against the January requirement and that Mr. Joseph Piccolo, who was originally submitted for the November departure, be processed for the assignment, and that a directed deferment be requested for him.![signature of Robert W. Sheay]Robert W. SheayChief, Personnel Assignment Division![illegible text]SECRET
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# NATIONAL HEADQUARTERSSELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM431 INDIANA AVENUE NORTHWESTWASHINGTON 25. D. C.July 18, 1958# FOR PERSONAL ATTENTIONOF STATE DIRECTORState Director of Selective Service310 Charlotte StreetSt. Augustine, FloridaSubject: Joseph Stephan PiccoloSS No. 8-41-35-604ADDRESS REPLY TOTHE DIRECTOR OF SELECTIVE SERVICEAttention:Colonel OmerDear Colonel Wall:Reference is made to our letter of November 18, 1957, advising you that the Director of Selective Service had directed that the above-named registrant be classified in Class IV-F until further notice, under section 1622.60 of the Selective Service Regulations.Mr. Piccolo has now received SSS Form No. 80 (Standby Reserve Questionnaire). Due to circumstances beyond his control, Mr. Piccolo is unable to complete this form, which is enclosed. Please return it to the local board with the instruction that it not be re-mailed until such time as the Director withdraws his directed classification of Mr. Piccolo under the Universal Military Training and Service Act, as amended.For The Director,DANIEL O. CHERColonel, JAGCGeneral CounselEnclosurecc: Mr. Gordon M. Stewart
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> [Figure] Portrait of a man.![photo of a man]PILLICCIOTTI109709 193474010114 JULY 69
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FOR PURPUSES OF THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT, AS AMENDED,YOU ARE DESIGNATED EZEMPI.EFFECTIVE DATE OF DESIGNATION: ΟΙ MAY 1974.PICCOLO JOSEPH S 025658 41351049
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SECRETNOTIFICATION OF ESTABLISHMENTOF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOPTO::(Check)CHIEF, RECORDS AND SERVICES DIVISIONCHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT , JOTPATTN: Mr. WileyREF: Pre-employment Cover BriefingMILITARY COVER BACKSTOP ESTABLISHEDUS Army Research Translation GroupDATE21 January 1964ESTABLISHED FORPICCOLO, Joseph S,FILE NO.4455ID CARD NO.X BLOCK RECORDS:(OPMEMO 20-800.11)a. TEMPORARILY FOR ______ DAYS, EFFECTIVE ______X X CONTINUING, EFFECTIVE 6 January 1964SUBMIT FORM 642 TO CHANGE LIMITATION CATEGORY TO 3.(NB 20-800-2)ASCERTAIN THAT ARMY W-2 BEING ISSUED.(NB 20-661.1)SUBMIT FORM 1322 FOR ANY CHANGE AFFECTING THIS COVER.(R 240.250)SUBMIT FORM 1323 FOR TRANSFERRING COVER RESPONSIBILITY.(R 240.250)REMARKS:COPY TO CPO/OP![signature]1551
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SECRETNOTIFICATION OF CANCELLATIONOF MILITARY COVER BACKSTOPDATE11 June 1963SUBJECTPICCOLO, Joseph S.TO:[X] CHIEF, PERSONNEL OPERATIONS DIVISIONCHIEF, OPERATING COMPONENT (For Action) OSATTN:Mr. WhiteFILE NO.REF:Form 1322 dtd 4 June 63 removing cover4455MILITARY COVER DISCONTINUEDID CARD NO.US Army Records Analysis Group[X] Unblock Records;(OP Memo 20-800-11)Effective EOD[ ] Submit Form 642 To Change Limitation Category.(HB 20-800-2 to be redesignated HHB 20-7)[ ] Return All Military Documentation To CCS.[ ] Remarks:> [Figure: Illegible text: THIS MEMO MUST REMAIN ON TOP OF FILE][ ] COPY TO CPD/OP![signature of James H. Tanski]
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SECRET15 August 19614455MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Records and Services DivisionOffice of PersonnelSUBJECT : PICCOLO, Joseph B,1. Cover arrangements are in process, and/or have been completed for the above-named Subject.2. Effective 15 January 1961, it is requested that your records be properly blocked reopened to deny acknowledge Subject's current Agency employment to an external inquirer.3. This memorandum confirms an oral request of _________.![signature of Fox Glene Moorhouse]Fox GLENE MOORHOUSEActing Chief, Central Cover Groupcc: SSD/OS![THIS MEMO SHOULD REMAIN ON TOP OF FILE]
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SECRETVFORAMIPUN FOR: Office of Internal Divisionwith the Foreign IntelligenceComptroller for Security/CFSUBJECT :1.  Reference is made to the memorandum from that office,    dated 16 October 1970, requesting that individual’s    security be blocked. In compliance with the 15 October    1970 Formatl. Implementation of that action has resulted.    I would appreciate entire documentation relating to    that individual be for the entire period that    you are requested to block his security.    Thank you for your cooperation.2.  Thank you for your cooperation.![Signature of Thomas K. Charge for the DD/S, Security]THIS MEMO MUST REMAINON TOP OF FILESECRET
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16 October 1957C-lóól (kiladenu)MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of FersonnelRecords & Services DivisionCounseling Eranch/CPSUBJECT : Joseph Stephan Piccolo (т)1. It is requested that you close your records concerning   subject to all outside inquiries regarding Agency connection   from 16 October 1957 forward. You will be advised in the future   if it is deemed advisable to reopen these records.2. Thank you for your cooperation.![signature of Thomas K. Thorp]JOS G. SOUPHARDCHIEF, CCD/NC![THIS RECORD MUST REMAIN ON TOP OF FILE]
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SECRET28 September 1961File No. 4455MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Records and Services DivisionOffice of PersonnelTHROUGH : Chief, PSD/OSAttention: Mr. Robert C. SwendimanSUBJECT : PICCOLO, Joseph S.GS-7, WH - Cover Debriefing1. Mr. Piccolo entered on duty with the Agency on 4 February   1957 and will resign on 4 October 1961. During his period of em   ployment he utilized nominal state cover in Mexico from | November   1957 to 14 January 1960, and from 15 January 1961 to resignation used   nominal Department of the Army cover in Headquarters.2. Mr. Piccolo was instructed to indicate his employer for the   entire period as CIA, 2430 E Street, N. W., Washington 25, D. C.3. He was further instructed to indicate, whenever necessary,   that he travelled, listing various countries en route to and from   Mexico, but not reveal the specific location or details of his cover   assignment.4. Mr. Piccolo's forwarding address will be 1636 N.E. 20th Street,   Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. His new employment is 121st Tactical Fighter   Sq., Andrews AFB.5. The above information is furnished for your guidance and   Inclusion in the Subject's personnel and security files.FOR ROBERTE. YOUNGChief, Military Cover Bronch, CCGSECRET