Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET-2-f. To give the public impression that my departure was a routine transfer, the Department, the Agency, and the GOCR agreed to the postponement of my departuro until 21 February 1971.g. On 11 February 1971 1 received Department orders based on my previously requested itinerary for home leave and reassignment to Washington,h. My home leave itinerary included five days annual leave in Mexico onroute and 25 days home leave reporting for duty on 5 April. I actually arrived in D. C. on 23 March and was fully occupied until 5 April in locating and renting a homo and getting my family mottlod.1. In accordance with Department regulations, I have boon credited with only 15 days home leave and the additional 10 days have been charged to annual leave.2. I submit that the circumstances of my departure from San Jose woro unusual and beyond my responsibility or control. The delay in departure definitely occurred because of opera- tional requiroments abroad which negated my original home leave schedulo. I would like to request the granting of an exception to the 15 day homo leave limitation to show my return to duty as of 23 March (the date I arrived in D. C.) rather than 5 April the date the Department has me returning to duty.![signature]SECRET
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# SECRETREQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION1 SERIAL NUMBER0603892 NAME (Last-First-Middle)Williamson, Earl J.3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTIONReassignment4 EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTEDMONTH09DAY20YEAR705 CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENTRegular6 FUNDS7 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS NO.CHARGEABLE1135-08568 LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Personnel)9 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONSDDP/WHForeign FieldBranch 2San Jose, Costa Rica Station10 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATIONSan Jose, Costa Rica11 POSITION TITLEFirst SecretaryChief of Station(144)12 POSITION NUMBER019813 CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATIOND14 CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (G.S. , F.S. eto.)15 OCCUPATIONAL SERIES16 GRADE AND STEP17 SALARY OR RATEFSR0136.0503 5$ 23,672GS15 6$ 26,70018. REMARKSTo add PHA informationPRA in accordance with HR 20-17e(1)(c)NTE! 09-14-72San Jose, Costa Rica2 - Security1 - Finance18A SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIALDATE SIGNED18B SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICERDATE SIGNEDHenry L. Berthold C/WII/Pers9/22SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL# ACTION 20 EMPLOY 21 OFFICE CODINGNUMBERALPHABETIC22 STATUS JOB23 INTEGREE24 POSITION25 DATE OF BIRTH26 DATE OF GRADE27 DATE OF LEAVECODECODENUMBERCODEMONTHDAYYEARMONTHDAYYEARMONTHDAYYEAR37 10 51650 1WH 16069S28 TIME EXPIRES29 SPECIALRETIREMENT30 RETIREMENT DATA31 SEPARATIONCORRECTION CANCELLATION DATA32 CORRECTION33 SECURITYNO NO34 SIRMONTHDAYYEARREFERENCEDATA CODETYPEDATA CODE091141728335 VET PREFERENCE36 SERV COMP DATE37 LONG COMP DATE38 CAREER CATEGORY39 FEDERAL LIFE INSURANCE40 SOCIAL SECURITY NOCODEMONTHDAYYEARMONTHDAYYEARNUMBERCARGO PROCCAR RET TRNPCODEFED LIFE INS. WAIVER041 PREVIOUS CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT SERVICE42 LEAVE CAT43 FEDERAL TAX DATA44 STATE TAX DATACODEMONTHDAYYEARFORM EXECUTEDNO TAX EXEMPTIONSFORM EXECUTEDCODENO TAXEXEMPTSTATE CODE45 POSITION CONTROL CERTIFICATION46 OF APPROVALDATE APPROVED1-25-72SECRET
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# SECRETREQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONDATE PREPARED19 APRIL 19681 SERIAL NUMBER2 NAME (Last- First- Middle)060389WILLIAMSON, EARL J.3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION4 EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED5 CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENTREASSIGNMENTMONTHDAYYEAR05 19 68REGULAR6 FUNDS7 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS NOCHARGEABLE8 LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Personnel)V TO VV TO CFXX CP TO CF8135 08569 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS10 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATIONDDP/WHFOREIGN FIELDBRANCH 2SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA STATIONSAN JOSE, COSTA RICA11 POSITION TITLE12 POSITION NUMBER13 CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATIONSECOND SECRETARYOPS-OFFICER - CHIEF OF STATION0198D14 CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, FA, etc)15 OCCUPATIONAL SERIES16 GRADE AND STEP17 SALARY GRADE & RATEFSR0136.0503 /16,616GS15 5$ 20,24318 REMARKSFROM: DDP/WH/C OFFICE OF THE CHIEF/SLOT 1106*Wash. D.C.*> Finance> HENRY L. BERTHOLD> C/WH/PERSONNELDATE SIGNED18A SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICER14 May 6818B SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICERDATE SIGNED10 May 68SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL19 ACTION 20 EMPLOY 21 OFFICE CODES 22 STATION 23 INTEGREE 24 MODTRS 25 DATE OF BIRTH 26 DATE OF GRADE 27 DATE OF LGI 28 BTE EXPIRES 29 SPECIAL REFERENCE 30 RETIREMENT DATA 31 SEPARATION DATA CODE 32 CORRECTION/CANCELLATION DATACODENUMERICALPHABETICCODEMODAYRMODAYRMODAYRMODAYRCODECODECODECODE![arrow pointing to the right, labeled 'EOD DATA']33 SECURITY REQ NO 34 SEX 35 VET PREFERENCE 36 SERV COMP DATE 37 LWOP COMP DATE 38 CAREER CATEGORY 39 FIGHT HEALTH INSURANCE 40 SOCIAL SECURITY NOCODEMODAYRMODAYRCODECODEHEALTH MOS CODE41 PREVIOUS CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT SERVICE 42 LOST COMP 43 LEAVE COMP 44 FEDERAL TAX DATA 45 STATE TAX DATACODENO TAX EXEMPTIONSFORM EXECUTEDCODENO TAX STATE CODE46 APPROVAL47 LEAVE (CAT) CODEFORM RESUMED CODE1-RO1-RO48 POSITION CONTROL CERTIFICATIONDATE APPROVED1152 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONSECRET
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SECRET1. NAME (Last, First, Middle)Williamson, Earl J.4. OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCH (or overseas station and existing cover if lateral assignment)DDP/WH/COG7. PROPOSED STATIONSan Jose, Costa Rica9. TYPE OF COVER AT NEW STATIONState12. COMMENTS2. DATE OF BIRTHMarch 19155. PRESENT POSITIONOps Officer8. PROPOSED POSITION (Title, Number, Grade)Chief of Station, 019810. ESTIMATED DATE OF    DEPARTUREJune 196811. NO. OF DEPENDENTS TO    ACCOMPANY23. GRADEGS-156. EMPLOYEE EXTENSION745113. DATE OF REQUEST14 February 196814. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIALJohn F. Conroy15. ROOM NUMBER AND BUILDING 16. EXTENSION3 D 5309 HQS 451617. OFFICE OF MEDICAL SERVICES DISPOSITION18. OFFICE OF SECURITY DISPOSITION19. OVERSEAS CANDIDATE REVIEW PANEL DISPOSITIONQUALIFIED FOR ? :831:58 ? OVERSEASChairman, Overseas Can. Review PanelREQUEST FOR PCS OVERSEAS EVALUATIONSECRET
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SECRET19 DEC 195/MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central IntelligenceTHROUGH : Deputy Director for PlansSUBJECT : Appointment of Mr. Earl J. Williamsonas Chief of Station, San Jose, CostaRica1. The appointment of Mr. Earl J. Williamson as Chief of Station, San Jose, Costa Rica, effective on or about June 1968 is recommended. Mr. Williamson would replace Mr. Louis P. Napoli.2. Mr. Williamson has been an employee of the Agency since June 1952 and is presently assigned as Operations Officer, GS-15, Deputy Branch Chief of the WH/COG. Mr. Williamson has served in Havana and Madrid and has excellent command of the Spanish language. A biographic profile, including information regarding his Agency oxperience and training, is attached.![Signature of William V. Broe]William V. BroeChiefWestern Hemisphere DivisionAttachment:Biographic Profile (Parts 1 & 2)APPROVAL RECOMMENDED:![Signature of Deputy Director for Plans]Deputy Director for Plans DatoThe recommendation in Paragraph 1 is APPROVED:![Signature of Director of Central Intelligence]Director of Contral Intelligence DateSECRET
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CONFIDENTIALTHE JAMAICA CONSTABULARY,OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER,P.O. BOX 464,KINGSTON, JAMAICA21st September, 1967.Mr. Arthur Jacobe,U.S. Embassy.Our Dean Anthon,Now that Earl Williamson has come and goneI would like to record how very grateful I am to yourselfand your Government for arranging his visit to Jamaica.2. As far as our Intelligence Committee is   concerned, his visit was an unqualified success at all of   the various levels at which he spoke, and I hope that he   felt the same way about it.3. For my part, I believe that it was particularly   valuable because it made my Government aware at the highest   level of the mutual benefit to be derived from the closest   co-operation between our two Organizations.4. I would be very grateful if you would pass on   to the appropriate quarter our highest appreciation of   Mr. Williamson's work during his two days in Kingston.Yours Vain Reind,(J.N. Husfrey)Senior Supt. of Folice, Special Branch,The Jaznica Constabulary.CONFIDENTIAL
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# SECRETREQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION1 SERIAL NUMBER0503392 NAME (Last-First-Middle)3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTIONASSET4 EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED5 CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENTMONTH DAY YEAR07 1 666 FUNDSV TO VV TO CF7 COST CENTER NO CHARGE ABLE8 LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Personnel)CF TO VXCF TO CF7125 11629 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONSOFFICE OF THE CHIEF10 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATIONWASH., D.C.11 POSITION TITLEATTAche Political OF12 POSITION NUMBER13 CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATIONOPS OFFICER (in CH)(15)14 CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, I.R. etc.)15 OCCUPATIONAL SERIES16 GRADE AND STEP17 SALARY AD DATEGS0126.0121 115 4$7225.18 REMARKSFrom: W/3/ FI Branch, C/S #1142Replacement for Mr. Flynn who is reassigned to FE Div.18A SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIAL18B SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICERDATE SIGNEDRobert F. Cashman, Analyst29 JuneDATE SIGNEDJuly 66SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL19 ACTION 20 EMPLOY 21 OFFICE CODING22 STATION 23 INSTITUTE 24 AGENCY 25 DATE OF BIRTH 26 DATE OF GRADE 27 DATE OF LICODE CODECODECODENUMERIC ALPHABETIC37 10 5156 10H 7501303/13/1528 UTI EXPIRES 29 SPECIAL 30 RETIREMENT DATA 31 SEPARATION 32 CORRECTION CANCELLATION DATEREFERENCE COCADATA CODE PAPEFOD DATA33 VET PREFERENCE 34 SVCY COMP DATE 35 LEAVE COMP DATE 36 CAREER CATEGORY 37 LCNS (COMP DATE) 38 FEGE HEALTH INSURAY 39 FEGLI HEALTH INS COOBCONR40 PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT SERVICE DATA 4142 LEAVE CAT 43 FEDERAL TAS DATA 4445 SOCIAL SECURITY NO46 POSITION CONTROL (TEMPORARY)47 OP APPROVAL07-15-661152SECRET
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SECRET# REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONDATE PREPARED13 January 19661. SERIAL NUMBER0603892. NAME (Last-First-Middle)WILLIAMSON, Earl J.3. NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTIONREASSIGNMENT4. EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED   MONTH DAY YEAR   62 1 665. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENTREGULAR6. FUNDSV TO VV TO CFX CF TO CF7. COST CENTER NO. CHARGE6115-11628. LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Personnel)9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS   DDP/WH   WI/C   Foreign Intelligence Branch   Office of the Chief10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION    Washington, D.C.11. POSITION TITLEATTACHEOPS. OFF (CH)(D)12. POSITION NUMBER114813. CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATION    D14. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, FA, WH, etc.)FSRGS(15)15. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES0136.0116. GRADE AND STEP03 (1)15 (4)17. SALARY OR RATE$11,860-15/315$18,82518. REMARKSFrom: DDP/WE/Madrid, Spain, #0397.Vice John H. SHERWOOD, pending reassignment to DDP/FE, South Vietnam.CONCURRENCE:![Signature of Chief, as/rsonnel]Recorded ByCSTDBy Security18A. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIALEdward K. OmalleyRobert D. Cashman, CAH/PersDATE SIGNED18 Jan 6618B. SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICER![Signature of Officer]DATE SIGNED7/21/66SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL19. ACTION 20. REPORT 21. OFFICE CODING    CODE    NUMBERIC    ALPHABETIC22. STATION 23. INTEGRATED    CODE24. DATE OF BIRTH    MONTH DAY YEAR25. DATE OF GRADE    MO DA YR26. DATE OF LEAVE    MO DA YR![Table with headers: 29. RTE EXPIRES, 30. SPECIAL REFERENCES, 31. RETIREMENT DATA, 31. SEPARATION DATA, 32. CORRECTION CANCELLATION DATE, 33. CORRECTION CANCELLATION DATE, EOD DATA, 34. SECURITY]![Table with headers: 41. VET PREFERENCE, 42. PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT SERVICE DATA, 43. LEAVE CAT, 44. FEDERAL TAX DATA, 45. STATE TAX DATA]46. POSITION CONTROL CERTIFICATION![signature block]SECRET
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SECRETChief of Station, MadridDirector of Personnel Carl J. WilliamsonMSLUGGAGE - Notification of Designation as a Participant in the Organization Retirement and Disability SystemAction: Advise SubjectREF: Book Dispatch 50961. Subject has been found to be qualified as a participant in the Organisation Retirement and Disability system and has been so designated effective 24 October 1965.2. Although such designation under present statutes is viewed favorably by most persons, the regulation governing this retirement system gives the individual the right to appeal such a determination if he deems the designation adverse to his best interests. In order that this technical requirement may be satisfied, subject should be notified promptly of his designation and of his right to appeal. Any questions he may have should be answered in accordance with information contained in Book Dispatch 5096 or referred to Headquarters. An appeal with reasons therefore must be received in Headquarters within 60 days of the date of this dispatch or acceptance of designation will be assumed.3. We believe that the benefits of the Organisation retirement system are superior to the benefits of the Civil service retirement system. However, there are a few situations in which an employee at the time of retirement may have so many years of service (almost 37) that he would receive a higher annuity under the Civil service system. Because of this, the policy decision has been made that a participant in the Organization system who would receive a higher annuity under the Civil service system may, not later than one year prior to his retirement, apply to be removed from our system and transferred to the Civil service system. Thus, subject should not anticipate this contingency as a factor in deciding, whether he regards his designation as a participant-adverse to his best interests.RICHARD D. AGAABO - 2591 1 DEC 651 DEC 1965
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SECRET# REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONDATE PREPARED13 Oct. 19651 SERIAL NUMBERWILLIANSON, CARL J.0603892 NAME (Last-First-Middle)3 NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTIONDESIGNATION AS PARTICIPANT IN CIARETIREMENT AND DISABILITY SYSTEM4 EFFECTIVE DATE REQUESTED10 24 655 CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENTREGULAR6 FUNDSV TO VXX CF TO CF7 COST CENTER NO CHARGEABLE6136-13478 LEGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of Personnel)PL 88-643 Sect. 2039 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS10 LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATIONDDP/WEFOREIGN FIELDMADRID STATIONOFFICE OF THE CHIEF11 POSITION TITLEMADRID, SPAIN12 POSITION NUMBER13 CAREER SERVICE DESIGNATIONATACHEOPS OFF (DCOS)D14. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GN. FB. ch.)15 OCCUPATIONAL SERIES16 GRADE AND STEP17 SALARY OR RATEFSR0136.0103 1$ 14,860G315 4$ 18,17018 REMARKSEMPLOYEE WILL BE NOTIFIED BY DISPATCH FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL OF THISDESIGNATION AND OF HIS RIGHT OF APPEAL TO THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE.1 cc to OF/RSD/RB1 cc to CCS1cc to Finance through CCS18A. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIALDATE SIGNED18B SIGNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVING OFFICERDATE SIGNEDPhilip C. Brown 3 OCT 1903SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL19 ACTIONCODE20 EMPLOYCODE21 OFFICE CODINGNUMBERALPHABETIC22 STATIONCODE23 INT/IG/RELCODE24 INQUIRYCODE25 DATE OF BIRTH26 DATE OF GRADE27 DATE OF LBI28 10566233600233 03/13/15 09/16/62 09/12/6528UTS EXPIRES29 SPECIALREFERENCE30RETIREMENT DATACODE31 SEPARATIONDATA CODE32 CORRECTION CANCELLATION DATATYPE33 SECURITYBIO NO34 SENEOD DATA35 VET PREFERENCE36 SERV COMP DATE37 LONG COMP DATE38 CAREER CATEGORY39 FEGLI HEALTH INSURANCE40 SOCIAL SECURITY NOHEALTH INS. CODE41 PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT SERVICE DATA42 LEAVE CATCODE43FEDERAL TAX DATA44STATE TAX DATAFORM EXECUTED CODENO TAX EXEMPTIONSFORM EXECUTEDSTATE CODE45 POSITION CONTROL CERTIFICATION46 OP APPROVALDATE APPROVEDSECRET
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SECRET 031135ZDIR CITE MADR 6406ADMIN PERSEMBASSY HAS RECEIVED WIROM 624 RE RESIGNATION MP. EARL WILLIAMSON AND SHIPMENT HHE TO JACKSONVILLE FLOPIDA. WILLIAMSON AND WIFE SAILED I DECEMBER AND ARRIVE NEW YORK 9 DECEMBER.PRESUME HE WILL REPORT HOS 13 DEC. EMBASSY MAY NOT SHIP HHE UNTIL FULL SHIPPING ADDRESS SUPPLIED. FYI EMPLOYEE DID NOT SUEMIT RESIGNATION TO SECSTATE PRIOR DEPARTURE MADRID. EMBASSY IS REQUESTING SHIPPING ADDRESS INFO FROM STATE BY TELEGRAM.SECRETCFN; $406 WIROM 624 MR EARL VILLIAMSON KHE JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA1 NEW YORK 9 HQS 13 NOT SHIP HHE FYI NOT SUBMIT MADRIDBT
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SECRET29 JUL 45MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of PersonnelSUBJECT : WILLIAMSON, Earl James1. Attached are the papers pertaining to the request of Mr. Williamson to remain with the Agency following his marriage to Miss Virginia Josefina Lobo, a Cuban citizen residing in Madrid, Spain.2. The Office of Security records on Mr. Williamson and Miss Lobo contain no unfavorable information.![signature of Howard J. Osborn]Howard J. OsbornDirector of SecuritySECRET![stamp with text "66033 Excluded from automatic downgrading "10 declassification" "]
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SECRET26 JUL 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Central IntelligenceTHROUGH : Director of PersonnelSUBJECT : Request of Earl J. Williamson, GS-15, to Remain in the Employment of CIA Following Marriage to an Alien1. This memorandum submits a recommendation for your approval: this recommendation is contained in paragraph 7.2. Mr. Earl J. Williamson, a GS-15 Operations Officer, has requested permission to remain in the employ of CIA as a Staff Employee following his marriage to Miss Virginia J. Lobo, a 26 year old Cuban citizen living in Spain. The marriage is scheduled to take place in October 1965.3. Mr. Williamson, 50 years old, attended Loyola University in 1947-43 and Berlitz School of Languages in 1948. Prior to joining CIA, Mr. Williamson served with the U.S. Army (1942-49) achieving the rank of 1st Lieutenant in CIC. Subsequently, he was Chief, Civil Intelligence Branch in the Panama Canal Government (1949-52). Mr. Williamson entered on duty with CIA in June 1952 as a GS-12 Operations Officer with WH Division. In January 1953 he was appointed DCOB, Havana, remaining in this position until January 1959 when he was reassigned to Headquarters. In August 1960 Mr. Williamson was assigned to Madrid and in 1963 was appointed DCOS, Madrid, which is the position he presently occupies.4. The COS, Madrid, Mr. James A. Noel, has known Miss Lobo for over three years. He says the is a most attractive young lady who is a member of a distinguished and respected Cuban family. She is well educated, fluent (bi-lingual) in English, intelligent, cultured, and gracious. He has found her to be discreet at all times.5. Chief, WE Division strongly believes on the basis of past performance and proven ability that Mr. Williamson is the kind of officer whom the Agency should retain. Mr. Williamson's record to date shows that he is a mature, experienced, and dedicated officer,SECRETEYES ONLY
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SECRETwho has spared no effort to expand and improve the Agency's coverage in his area of assignment. WE Division and WH Division, where Mr. Williamson will be reassigned, foresee no difficulty, adverse effect in future usefulness or mobility as a result of this marriage.6. I have reviewed Mr. Williamson's employment record and consider him an able and valuable member of the Clandestine Services. He has consistently performed his duties well, has strong to outstanding Fitness Reports, and is a definite asset to the Agency. I believe that the proposed marriage will not detract from his long term use by the Clandestine Services.7. In view of the above consideration, I recommend that Mr. Williamson be continued in Staff Employment Status following his proposed marriage.AttachmentsConcur:![Signature of Emmett D. Echols]Emmett D. EcholsDirector of Personnel![Signature]Desmond FitzGeraldDeputy Director for Plans2 AUG 1965DateThe recommendation contained in paragraph 7 is approved:![Signature]3 AUG 1965Deputy Director for Central IntelligenceDateSECRETEYES ONLY
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SECRET16 JUL 1965MEMORANDUM FOR: Chairman, Personnel Management CommitteeSUBJECT : Request of Mr. Earl J. Williamson, GS-15,to Remain in Staff Status FollowingMarriage to an Alien1. Attached is a request from Mr. Earl J. Williamson for permission to continue in a staff status with the Agency following marriage to a Cuban citizen. WE Division strongly recommends favorable consideration.2. Mr. Williamson is a fifty year old officer who entered on duty with the Agency in 1952. He has been assigned to the Madrid Station since October 1960 where he has served as the Deputy Chief of Station and since May 1964 as the Western European Coordinator for Cuban Activities. Since his assignment to the Madrid Station, Mr. Williamson's performance has been outstanding. He is a mature, experienced, and well-rounded officer who is particularly well-suited for Agency employment. In every sense of the word, Mr. Williamson is a dedicated officer who has spared no effort to expand and improve the Agency's coverage in his area of assignment.3. WE Division concurs with the Chief of Station, Madrid, who has stated that he does not believe that Mr. Williamson's marriage will adversely affect in any way his future usefulness or mobility of assignment in the Agency. Mr. Williamson plans to proceed with the marriage in October 1965 shortly prior to his return for reassignment to Wii Division. Informal discussion with WH Division has indicated that they foresce no difficulty with their plans for Mr. Williamson were.he to marry this alien as planned. Mr. Williamson is integrated in the Department of State and will be required to submit a similar request after Agency decision is received if he retains his integrated status in his next assignment.SECRET
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# SECRET4. WE Division strongly believes that on the basis of his past performance and proven capability, Mr. Williamson is the kind of officer whom the Agency should retain. We, therefore, recommend that you favorably endorse his request and forward it to the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence for consideration.![signature]William D. O'RyanChiefWestern Europe DivisionATTACHMENTS:A. Employee's Request to MarryB. Letter of ResignationC. RYBAT Attachment to OSMT-4211D. Proposed Spouse's Intent to Become a CitizenE. Proposed Spouse's Biographic DataSECRET![stamp]
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WBINFO:FROM: Chief of Station, MacridSUBJECT: - Application to Marry an AllenACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:application for permission to marry an alien is transmitted to Headquarters with my strong recommendation that it be promptly approved and he be so notified. It has been my privilege to have known flancee for ever three years. She is a most attractive young lady and is a member of a distinguished and respected Cuban family. She is woll-educated, fluent (bi-lingual) in English, intelligent, cultured and gracious. I have found her at all times to be discreet. There is no question whatsoever in my mind that she will be a most loyal American citizen and a credit to her now county and to the Agency in every way. In future assignments abroad she will, without question, be an aid to in the development of contacts and in carrying out their joint representational responsibilities. She is indeed a very fine person. I have no reservations whatsoever - mental or otherwise - with respect to the security aspects of this marriage - as far as I have been able to ascertain, none exist. I do not feel that marriage to this young lady should in any way restrict his future assignments.I urge speedy and favorable processing of this application.WOODROW C. OLIEN1 Jul 052 Jul 05
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SUBJECT: Request for permission to marry Miss Virginia Lobo, a Cuban citizen.In compliance with FR-20-5b(1), the writer hereby requests permission to marry Miss Virginia Lobo, a Cuban citizen, and permission to remain in the employ of the Organization after marriage.The following attachments are forwarded with this request:(a) Completed Form lhhh(b) Certificate of Miss Lobo of intent to become a United States citizen.(c) One passport size photograph..(d) Letter of resignation.![signature]
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10 June 1965In compliance with FR-20-5 para. b(1), the writer herebyrecites his intent to marry Miss Virginia Lobo, a Cuban citizen,with the understanding that the Organization may not permit meto remain employed after marriage. Therefore this letter canbe considered as a resignation notice, said resignation tobecome effective not later than 45 days after the date ofmarriage, if permission is not obtained and the marriage occurs.![signature of Carl J. Williamson]