Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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TELEPOUCHDISP NO UFGW - 6440FILE NO- 19-124-25/6DATE - 8 MARCH 1967INDEX - NOFILM - NOTO - CHIEF OF STATION, JKWAVEINFO - NONEFROM - CHIEF, WESTERN HEMISPHERE DIVISIONSUBJ OPERATIONAL/TYPIC/AMBUDREQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION CH. AMBUDDEPENDENCY CASESACTION - SEE PARAGRAPH 2REFS - UFGA - 26995 DATED 15 FEBRU UARY 19671. A REVIEW OF THE SAMPLE HEROES/MARTYRS FILES NO. 100-130   FORWARDED IN REFERENCE INDICATES A SERIOUS LACK OF LEGAL   DOCUMENTS SUCH AS MARRIAGE AND BIRTH CERTIFICATES, POWERS OF   ATTORNEY, ETC., WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED TO ESTABLISH LEGALITY   OF DEFENDENTS' SUPPORT CLAIMS.2. IN VIEW OF THE GOOD POSSIBILITY HEADQUARTERS WILL BE   ABLE TO TRANSFER ALL, OR A LARGE PART, OF THESE SURVIROR BENEFIT   PAYMENTS TO BEC, IT IS REQUESTED THAT ANTIKI REVIEW ALL CASE   FILES PERTAINING TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HEROES/MARTYRS GROUP   WHOSE DEPENDENTS ARE PRESENTLY RECEIVING MONTHLY SUFFORT PAYMENTS.   IN THE EVENT THE FILES DO NOT CONTAIN THE REQUIRED TYPE OF LEGAL   DOCUMENTS, ANTIKI SHOULD REQUEST COPIES OF ALL SUCH AVAILABLE   DOCUMENTS FROM THE DEPENDENTS, SINCE DOCUMENTS CONCERNING   MARRIAGE, BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS ARE CUSTOMARILY CHERISHED AND   RETAINED BY FAMILIES, THERE APPEARS TO BE AN EXCELLENT CHANCE   THAT THEY CAN BE OBTAINED. IT IS PROBABLE THAT A SIMILAR   EXERCISE MAY HAVE TO BE PURSUED AT A LATER DATE TO COTAINSECRET UFGW 6440 PAGE 1
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SECRET UFGY - 5440 PAGE 2DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO BRIGADE DLPENDENTS. HOWEVER, SINCETHE AMTIKI RECORDS PERTAINING TO THESE INDIVIDUALS APPEARTO BE MORE COMPLETS, THE NEED TO COMPILE THE NECESSARY LEGALDATA ON HEROES/MARTYRS DEPENDENTS IS CONSIDERED MORE URGENTAT THIS TIME.3. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT AMTIKI NOT BE ADVISED OF   THE BACKGROUND LEADING TO THIS REQUEST OR BE GIVEN ANY   INDICATION THAT A TURNOVER TO ANOTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCY IS   CONTEMPLATED.4. PLEASE EXPEDITE AND ADVISE THE RESULTS AS SOON AS   POSSIBLE.ELLEN F. MARGANYDISTRIBUTION3-COS, JMWAVESECRET 476400-SAGE 2
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionPROCESSINGACTIONXFROM:Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT:TYPIC/AMHUD/OperationalConcerning Dependent Payment for Pedro REYES Bello (Case #135)References: A. UFGA-26692, 10 January 1967B. UFGA-26771, 17 January 1967C. UFGA-26912, 6 February 19671. The Headquarters request for biographic data concerning Ana M. BELLO, mother and dependent of Subject, is completed with the forwarding of the attached letter which provides the complete date of birth: 4 March 1886.2. For Headquarters information, JMWAVE will resume forwarding of the monthly payment to the trustee, Mr. Manuel GARRIDO (instead of to the dependent as reported in Reference C), in accordance with the request stated in attachment.Philip G. ELMARDAttachment:1 LetterDistribution:3 - WH/CCG w/1 att. u/a/cDATE TYPEDDATE DISPATCHED21 Feb 67 W4: -7 1967DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA-27040HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER19-124-25/6201-285157CLASSIFICATIONSECRET
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SECRET6 March 1987MEMORANDUM FOR: Chiof, Bonefits and Services DivisionOffice of PersonnelBUBJECT: Samples of 2506 Brigade Working Piles1. Following the 10 February moeting in your office with the Director of BEC, Btation Miami was requested to send a representative group of files concerning deceased, missing and imprisoned Cuban Brigade wombers and their dependente eho are presently receiving monthly support payments.2. Attached in one of the oight files received from Miami for your review. Since all the documents are in Spanish, a resume of those documents considered to be most important for establishing the legal rolationship between the deceased and his dopondents has boon attached for your convenience.3. An identical resume will be made of the documents in the remaining seven files in order that they may also be reviewed whenever it is convenient for you to schedule a moeting. We may logically assume that a certain numbor of the remaining files will be lacking some of the vital documente included in the attached file. If these documents are required to meet BEC criteria on an individual basis, they could be obtained in practically all cases from those dependents, who reside in the United States.4. The attached file is a rathor impressive example of the typo of documented proof we can submit for BEC ocrutiny; perhaps wo can avoid having to run the gauntlet on an individual basis.AttachmontNancye GratzWIL/COG![illegible text]
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RESOLUTION NO. 190468RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT WITH R.A. WATT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATING CERTAIN REVISIONS REGARDING THE REQUIREMENT FOR A PERFORMANCE BOND FOR THE SEWER PROJECT IN COLLEGE BOULEVARD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.WHEREAS, on July 27, 1966 (Resolution No. 186749), the City Council authorized an agreement with R.A. Watt Construction Company for construction of the sewer project in College Boulevard Assessment District; andWHEREAS, prior to execution of the agreement it was determined that certain revisions should be made to the agreement regarding the requirement for a performance bond; andWHEREAS, the City Attorney has prepared a revised agreement which incorporates these revisions; NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of The City of San Diego, as follows:That the City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute, for and on behalf of said City, an agreement with R.A. Watt Construction Company incorporating the above-described revisions.APPROVED: EDWARD T. BUTLER, City AttorneyBy /s/ John W. Witt, DeputyETB:mw9/29/66Passed and adopted by the Council of The City of San Diego on SEP 29 1966 by the following vote:Ayes: Helen R. Cobb, Ivor de Kirby, Harry F. Scheidle, Tom Hom, Floyd L. Morrow, Jack WalshAbsent: Mike Schaefer, Allen Hitch, Mayor Frank CurranAUTHENTICATED BY: Frank Curran Mayor of The City of San Diego, CaliforniaATTEST: /s/ John Lock wood City Clerk of The City of San Diego, California
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It was No. 112 and it was a five-story brick structure. The New Movement would be housed there, rent free. By the summer of 1943, 250,000 copies of Tower magazines had been printed. 2. Reproductions of money and upturned swastikas. The left front side of the M.I.A. check, deletions, and reason of the original payments were made.
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SECRET TELEPOUCHDISP. NO - UFGA27115FILE NO - 19-124-25/6 , 221-231397DATE - 3 MARCH 1967INDEXING - NOMICROFILM - NOTO - CHIEF, WHINFO - NONEFROM - COS, JIMNAVESUBJECT - TYPIC/AMBUD/OPERA TIONALAMBUD DEPENDENCY PAYMENTS-ACTION - NONEREF - UFGA-6393, 15 FEBRUARY 19671. IN ACCORDANCE WITH REFERENCE, A DISCREET INVESTIGATION BY THE AMOTS TO DETERMINE THE PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE MOTHER OF MANUEL /GUILLOT/ CASTELLANOS /241-231397/ HAS BEEN COMPLETEΰ. THE RESULTS OF A FURTHER, AND INDEPENDENT, CHECK AT THE CITED HOSPITAL BY AMBUD-3 ARE ALSO DESCRIBED IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS.2. THE SOURCE OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS THE WIFE OF AMOT ASSET LITAMIL/14 -MRS. VIRGINIA / CASTELLANOS/ DE GUILLOT, THE MOTHER OF MANUEL /GUILLOT/ CASTELLANOS, HAS SUFFERED FROM PARALYSIS SINCE PRIOR TO HER DEPARTURE FROM CUBA. SUBSEQUENT TO HER ARRIVAL IN THE U.S.A., THERE HAS BEEN SURGERY ON HER LEFT BREAST, BECAUSE OF A CANCER CONDITION, WHICH HAS RESULTED IN AN ACUTELY SWOLLEN LEFT ARM THAT IS NOW ALMOST PARALYSED. IN APPROXIMATELY FEBRUARY 1965, SHE EXPERIENCED A FALL WHICH RESULTED IN A FRACTURE OF THE FEMUR. ANOTHER FALL IN JANUARY 1967 DISTURBED THE PINSINSERTED IN THE FIRST OPERATION, AND ON 19 OR 28 JANUARY 1967 SHE UNDERWENT FURTHER SURGERY IN THE PEN-PALMERAN HOSPITAL FOR THE DAMAGE,SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27110 PAGE 1
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SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27116 PAGE 2MONTES, AT 3488 N.. SRD STREET, MIAMI. TELEPΜΟΝΕ ΝΟ. 444-1373.ACCORDING TO SOURCE, WHO IS HELPING TO LOOK AFTER MRS. GUILLOT,THERE ARE RUMORS THAT ANY FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE COUPLE ARE'DISSIPATED' BY THE HUSSAND UNLESS PROVIDED TO THE WIFE, WHICHSOURCE DOES WITH WHATEVER ASSISTANCE SHE IS ABLE TO ARRANGE.IT WAS FURTHER REPORTED THAT 'SEVERAL HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS'RECEIVED BY THE HUSBAND SEVERAL MONTHS AGO HAVE BEEN SPENT ANDTHAT THEY DO NOT EXPECT TO CONTINUE TO RECEIVE A MONTHLY PAYMENTFROM MANUEL /ARTIME. THEY ARE PRESENTLY ATTEMPTING TO MOVE TO ALESS EXPENSIVE HOUSE WHERE THE RENT WOULD BE LOWER THAN THE $85.00A MONTH NOW BEING PAID. THE AMOT REPORT CONCLUDED WITH A SOURCECOMMENT THAT THE PRESENT PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL SITUATION OF MRS.QUILLOT IS 'QUITE CALAMITOUS.'3. A CHECK BY ANBUD/3 WITH DR. CANO AT THE PAN-AMERICAN   HOSPITAL RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE   CASE-ALTHOUGH NO SPECIFIC RECORDS WERE AVAILABLE CONCERNINGTHE BREAST OPERATION, WHICH WAS A TOTAL RESECTION, DR. CANOCONFIRMED THE ORIGINAL BONE OPERATION AS SURGERY FOR A DOUBLEFRACTURE OF THE HIP. HE ALSO CONFIRMED THE RECENT SURGERY FORRETIREMENT OF THE PINS WHICH HAD BEEN PLACED DURING THE FIRSTOPERATION, AND DESCRIBED THE PATIENT'S CONDITION AS 'DELICATE'BUT NOT CRITICAL. REGARDING FINANCES, DR. CANO SAID THAT APAN-AMERICAN HOSPITAL SILL FOR $599.70 FOR THE LASI ADMITTANCEREMAINS UNPAID.NARK F. EFFIELDDISTRIBUTIONC/WH/COG VIA TELEPOUCHSECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27116 PAGE 2
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, JMWAVEChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionSUBJECT Operational/AMBUD/TYPICAMBUD Dependency PaymentsACTION REQUIRED: Para 2REFERENCES: A. UFGW-6351 (19 January 1967)B. UPGA-26078 (31 January 1967)1. Headquarters is in general agreement with JMWAVE recommendations concerning payments to Subjects of references. However, it is requested that a discreet investigation be conducted to determine the physical condition of the mother of Manuel GUILLOT Castellanos. Possibly the AVOTS could be used for this purpose.2. Results of the investigation would be appreciated as soon as possible.Ellen F. HARGANYDistribution:Orig and 1 - COB/JMWAVEURGH-639815 February 1967SECRET201-261397
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# SECRET TELEPOUCHDISP NO - UFGA-27117FILE NO - 13-124-25/6, 201-292730DATE - 3 MARCH 1967INDEXING - NOMICROFILM - NOTO - CHIEF, WHINFO - NONEFROM - COS, JMWAVESUBJECT - TYPIC/AMBUD/DEPENDENT PAYMENT ALFREDO CERVANTES LAGOACTION - SEE PARA 5REFS - NONE1. A LETTER FROM U.S. REPRESENTATIVE CLAUDE PEPPER, DATED 16 FEBRUARY 1967 AND ADDRESSED TO THE AMTIKI FACILITY, IS CONCERNED WITH THE PARENTS OF ALFREDO CERVANTES LAGO /201-292730/, WHO IS THE PRINCIPAL OF DEPENDENT PAYMENT CASE NO. 44.2. THE LETTER EXPRESSES CONCERN FOR THE WELFARE OF THE PARENTS, ALFREDO CERVANTES AND JUANO LAGO DE CERVANTES, WHO RESIDE AT 1071 NW 26TH TERRACE, MIAMI, AND REQUESTS THAT FACTS REGARDING THE CASE BE FORWARDED TO REP. PEPPER WHO WISHES TO BE OF SOME ASSISTANCE TO THEM. A SUMMARY OF THE BACKGROUND OF THE CASE, WHICH AGREES IN GENERAL WITH JMWAVE RECORDS, IS INCLUDED IN THE LETTER AS A BASIS FOR THE PARENTS REQUEST THAT THEY RECEIVE BENEFITS AS DEPENDENTS OF THE DECEASED, ESPECIALLY IN VIEW OF THE PREVIOUS TERMINATION OF PAYMENT FOR THE REMARRIED WIDOW.3. THE FOLLOWING DATA FROM AMTIKI AND STATION FILES IS FORWARDED AS BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR USE BY HEADQUARTERS IN CONSIDERATION OF THE ACTION TO BE TAKEN CONCERNING THIS MATTER.A. IN A DECLARATION SIGNED ON 26 JANUARY 1951, THE SUBJECT DESIGNATED ONLY HIS WIFE AND CHILD AS DEPENDENTS.B. BECAUSE OF HER REMARRIAGE ON 21 AUGUST 1955, PAYMENT TOSECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27117 PAGE 1
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SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27117 PAGE 2THE WIDOW WAS REDUCED, EFFECTIVE WITH THE NOVEMBER 1965PAYMENT, TO PROVIDE FOR THE CHILD ONLY.C. A LETTER FROM JUANO LAGO DE CERVANTES MOTHER OF SUB-JECT, DATED 26 OCTOBER 1966 AND ADDRESSED TO THE AMTIKIFACILITY, STATED THAT THE FATHER WAS UNABLE TO WORK BECAUSEOF A BAD HEART AND EXPRESSED A REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF HERSON'SPENSION SINCE THE WIDOW NO LONGER RECEIVED IT BECAUSEOF HER CHANGE OF STATUS.D. ACTING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ROUTINE PROCEDURE FORHANDLING THIS TYPE OF REQUEST, MRS. CERVANTES WAS INFORMEDΕΥ ΑΜΤΙΚΙ-1, IN A LETTER DATED 31 OCTOBER 1966, THAT ACCORDINGTO THE ESTABLISHED RULES THERE WAS NO POSSIBILITY FOR ASSISTANCEIN THIS CASE.E. THERE ARE NO IDENTIFIABLE JMWAVE TRACES ON THE MOTHERAND FATHER OF SUBJECT.4. AN AMOT INVESTIGATION OF THIS CASE HAS BEEN COMPLETED WITH   THE FOLLOWING RESULTS -THE FATHER OF SUBJECT, ALFREDO CERVANTES, DIED ON 26JANUARY 1967 FROM WHAT THE WIDOW DESCRIBES AS A BROKEN HEARTBECAUSE HE FELT USELESS.MR. CERVANTES WAS PREVIOUSLY EMPLOYED AS SUPERINTENDENTOF THE SACRED HEART COLLEGE, LOCATED NEAR COCONUT GROVE, MIAMI,BUT WAS DISMISSED BECAUSE HIS WORK WAS CONSIDERED UNSATISFACTORY.THE WIDOW IS NOW RESIDING WITH HER FATHER AT 2393 CORAL WAY, APT.NO. 1, MIAMI. SHE IS RECEIVING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR A SON,IGNACIO CERVANTES LAGO, WHILE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.MRS. CERVANTES IS CONSIDERED TO HAVE A FAVORABLE ATTITUDETOWARD THE UNITED STATES, BUT NOT FOR PRESIDENT KENNEDY WHON SHEFEELS WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF HER SON. SHE IS DESCRIBEDAS A DECENT, EDUCATED, AND WELL-MANNERED PERSON WHO HAS APPARENTLYSECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27117 PAGE TWO
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SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27117 PAGE 3ADJUSTED TO THE WAY OF LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES.5. IN REPLYING TO REP. PEPPER, WL PROPOSE HE BE INFORMED   THAT, WITH REGRET, WE ARE UNABLE TO COMPLY WITH HIS REQUEST FOR   ASSISTANCE TO THE REMAINING PARENT IN THIS-CASE. IT WOULD BE   EXPLAINED THAT WE HAVE HELD STRONGLY TO AND ACTED IN ACCORDANCE   WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED BY THE PRINCIPAL PARTY WHICH, IN   THIS CASE, DO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTINUED SUPPORT WHICH IS BEING   FURNISHED FOR THE CHILD. FURTHER, THAT ALTHOUGH THIS POSSIBLY COULD   BE A NEEDY CASE, HE MUST CONTINUE TO BE GOVERNED IN ACCORDANCE   WITH THE PRINCIPLES UNDER WHICH THE MANY OTHER SIMILAR REQUESTS   ARE CONSIDERED AND, THUS, DO NOT FEEL THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO   MAKE AN EXCEPTION IN THIS PARTICULAR-CASE.MARK F. EFFIELDATTACHMENT I LETTERDISTRIBUTIONCAWH VIA TELEPOUCH WATT HEREWITHSECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-27117 PAGE THREE
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, JMWAVEFROM: Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECT: Operational/TYPIC/AMBUDPossible Release of Certain AMBUD PrisonersFor Your InformationA. UPGA 26880, 21 January 1967B. UPGA 26912, 3 February 19671. Both Headquarters and ANTIKI files reflect Subject of para 2(k), reference B (prisoner #37 on reference A list) is indeed a prisoner, not deceased.2. It is suggested that ANTIKI be requested to review the file for any indication Subject of para 2(a), reference B (prisoner #32 on reference A list) may actually be a prisoner, not deceased as reported.3. Subject of para 3, reference B (prisoner #36 on reference A list) is a prisoner. Although he is officially listed as a GARCIA LINES crewman, he may also have been one of the Brigade personalities who served as an auxiliary crewman on one of the GARCIA LINES ships lost in the invasion.. The dependents of these deceased and imprisoned crewmen are paid by the GARCIA LINES through a special WOFACT funding mechanism. This also applies to the AMBUD-3 case, Faustino MARTINEZ, who receives $300 per month as a permanent disability case. CELENZA will no doubt recall that during MARGANY's recont TDY to JMWAVE to review the AMBUD dependency cases, MARGANY advised that all GARCIA LINES dependents would be included in the proposed recommendations for future financing of AMBUD dependency payments. Both Subject of para 3, reference B, and Faustino MARTINEZ wore included in the recently comploted- actuarial study to determine the total amount of money required to finance future dependency payments under a proposed trust fund mechanism.ELLEN F. MARGANYDISTRIBUTION:3-COS, JWAVEUPGW 6403CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE19-124-25/629 FEB 1967Hqs Distribution1-RID1-WH/COG/ESEC1-C/WH/COGHOS FILE NUMBER19-124-25/6OFFICEWH/COGORIGINATINGNancye GratzEXTL675321 February 1967WH/COG/MOAC/WH/COGEarl J. WilliambulliDISPATCH
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# DISPATCHTo: Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionFrom: Chief of Station, JMWAVE FDOSubject: TYPIC/AMBUD/OperationalBiographic Data Concerning Case No. 75Action Required References: Reference: UFGA-26771, 17 January 19671.  With reference to Headquarters request for biographic data concerning Case No. 75, the complete date of birth for Margarita ROQUE, mother of Pedro NORDA Roque, is 28 January 1912.2.  For Headquarters information, the monthly dependent payment of $175.00 was sent to Margarita ROQUE rather than the former trustee, Mr. Antonio Da CRUZ, effective with the January 1967 payment instead of the February 1967 payment, as stated in paragraph 2.a. of Reference.Burton J. Colenzafor Philip G. ELMARDDistribution: 3 - WH/COGCS COPYCross Reference To: B-201-298859Date Typed: 14 Feb. 1967 Date Dispatched: FEB 16 1967Dispatch Symbol and Number: UFGA-26972Headquarters File Number: 19-124-25/6 201-298859
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionFROM:Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: TYPIC/AMBUD/OperationalDependent Payment Case No. 123ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESReferences: A. UFGW-6353, 26 January 1967B. UFGA-26692, 10 January 1967C. DIRECTOR-60211, 15 December 19661. In accordance with the paragraph 2, Reference A request for clarification of Case No. 123, a review has been made of JMWAVE records and the following pertinent date is forwarded for Headquarters information:a. There is no record of Subject's mother being designated as a dependent and it is believed that the AMTIKI-1 request for biographic data concerning her (paragraph 2(a), Reference B) was an error resulting from the large number of similar investigations being handled at that time.b. The monthly payment to the Trustee conforms with the Reference C authorization by Headquarters for termination of the $50.00 per month child dependent payment and for the continued payment of $175.00 per month for the widow as the remaining sole dependent.2. In conclusion, the Headquarters records for this Case would appear to be correct and our error in correspondence is regretted.![signature]Philip G. ELMARDDistribution: 3-WH/COGCS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TOB.201-293105CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE TYPED9 Feb. 1967DATE DISPATCHEDFEB 14 1967DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGA- 26956HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER19-124-25/6201-293105
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P. O. Box 8045S. W. StationWashington 24, D. C.February 9, 1967Garcia Line Corporation115 East 23 Street-New York, New York 10010Attention: Mr. Alfredo Garcia, PresidentDear Mr. Garcia:This is to acknowledge receipt of your letters dated December 30, 1966 and January 27, 1967 which contained information concerning the six beneficiaries currently receiving compensation. We are grateful for this information.With regard to Mr. Alfonso Alberti Garcia, our records show that he completed his rehabilitation training in June 1965 which qualified him as a radio/ television repairman. In other words, he has a marketable skill which can provide him with employment.We would appreciate it if you would terminate the monthly payment of $275.00 to Mr. Alberti as of March 1, 1967. Please advise Mr. Alberti that since his rehabilitation training and a lengthy period of grace to find employment he will no longer receive any payments. If he should need any social or financial assistance, you might suggest that he apply to a local, state or national welfare agency.Please keep us advised of any further developments in this case.Very truly yours,David B. ChallertonCoordinated with:OGC-Mr. Richard Landsdale 8 Feb.WH/COG/CICS-Nancy Gratz 8 Feb.
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionFROM:Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: TYPIC/AMBUD/OPERATIONALPossible Release of Certain AMBUD PrisonersACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:References: A. UFGA-26880, 2 February 1967B. UFGA-25261 (Attachment No. 1), 3 June 661. For Headquarters information concerning the AMBUD Dependent Payment Program, a listing of prisoners forwarded by Reference A includes 11 of the 19 AMBUD cases contained in Attachment No. 1 to Reference B plus one individual believed to be a GARCIA LINES case. In view of the steps being taken by Headquarters concerning the proposal to transfer administration of the dependents payment Program to WUMUTUAL we are forwarding the results of a review of JMWAVE records pertaining to the individuals included on the Reference A list.2. The following data is keyed to the case numbers in Attachment No. 1 to Reference B:a. Case #120: 201-293759. The listing of Subject in attachment No. I to Reference B as deceased resulted in the September 1966 termination of payment to the trustee account for which AMTIKI-l is responsible. We do not plan to make any changes in this account at this time.b. Case #124: 201-285171. Monthly payment of $225.00 to wifec. Case #126: 201-291258. Monthly payment of $250.00 to wifed. Case #132: 201-300027. Monthly payment of $225.00 to wife (adjusted from $250.00 effective with January 1967 payment per UFGW-6306.)e. Case #134: -201-297837. Monthly payment of $300.00 to wife.f. Case #135: 201-285157. Payment of $175.00 per month is being changed from the trustee to the mother who now resides in California.g. Case #136: 201-293321. Monthly payment of $225.00 to wifeCS COPYContinued...Distribution:3 - WH/COG
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CONTINUATION OFSECRETUFGA-26912h. Case #137: 201-281930. Monthly payment of $175.00 to mother.i. Case #139: 201-(unknown). Monthly payment of $225.00 to wife.j. Case #140: 201-288742. Monthly payment of $225.00 to trustee for parents in Cuba.k. Case #144: 201-294422. Monthly payment of $225.00 to trustee for dependents. For clarification of Headquarters records Subject was listed as deceased in Attachment No. 1 to Reference B.3. Although the Subject of 201-294744 is described in JMWAVE traces as a Brigade personality and for whom Provisional Operational Approval was requested in JMWAVE-4068, 7 March 1961, he is also included on a listing of Garcia Lines cases. Further, there is no record at JMWAVE of any payments being made on behalf of Subject which may result from his being carried on the Garcia Lines rolls.Buron J CalenzaPhilip G. ELMARD.
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# SECRET2 February 1967MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT:Interim Report on Turnover of SurvivorBenefit Payments to BECPARTICIPANTS: Ben DeFelice, Chief/Personnel Benefitsand Services, Office of PersonnelJames Ueberhorst, Office of GeneralCounselNancye Gratz, WH/COGWalter T. Cini, WH/COG/EXO1. Reviewed a large number of possibilities on the pros and cons of going to BEC on 2 February 1967.2. DeFelice feels we have conceived a sufficient number of alternatives to contact BEC directly and discuss.3. A meeting is to be set up next week, possibly 6 February, to discuss with Mr. Tinsley, Director of Bureau of Employees Compensation, who cleared, friendly and very helpful, with regard to BEC accepting one of the following solutions:a. Takeover of all or most of the funding of the regular payments, after he has had a chance to review the files. The Agency would continue to distribute the payments through cover (there is a precedent in the HEW arrangement). This would not create a BEC problem according to DeFelice.b. BEC takes over the majority under present arrangement and the Agency continues to handle those cases which do not qualify under BEC regulations.c. The BEC pays a lump sum to the Agency fund which would continue the payments at the present rate and under the present system-until all cases are terminated.4. One of the most serious problems facing us at present is the five-year statute of limitations. One way to get around this claim would-be-for-the Agency to issue a statement to the effect that, after the elapse of five years, it is prepared to make a statement of presumptive or conclusive finding of death.SECRET![stamp]