Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Miss Joyce H. PlasinchDear Miss. Pinetr.chMOCReference is made to your tirrer with the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer.MOCEffective 21 April 1966 was is amended by deleting all reference to acome taxes therefrom, and by adding thereto the following paragraph:"10. Taxes. As an independent contractor, monies paid you under paragraph four (4) above constitute taxable income for Federal tax purposes and must startly your Federal tax liability thereon. Such income may be paid ye by or through a cover facility. Because of cover, operational, and security considerations the Tax Committee of the organization is authorized to make certain caterminations and establish procedures (including tax withholdings) which will result in the full satisfaction of your Federal income and Social Security tax obligations. It is specifically understood and agreed that such determinations and procedures, whether oral or written, constitute an integral part of this contract and are legally incorporated herein by reference."All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force and effect.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBYContracting OfficerSECRETGroup 1 - Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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# MEMORANDUM CF ORAL COMMITMENTSDate 25 September 1962TO : Chief, Finance DivisionVIA : Contract Approving OfficerFROM : Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Engagement of LCC0-1 as Independent Contractor.1. TERM AND PROJECT CHARGE: The Subject individual has been engaged under oral contract for use under Project and is chargeable to Headquarters. The effective date of the oral contract is subject to termi-nation by ODYOKE upon 31 days' actual notice.2. SECURITY APPROVAL: The appropriate security approval for Subject's use has been obtained. Type CA Date 22 August 19623. CITIZENSHIP: The Subject () is () is not a foreign national.4. COMPENSATION: The Subject will be paid 250.00 dollars per mo. dollars. The approximate equivalent of this amount in PBPRIME currency is dollars. Subject () will () will not receive a Christmas bonus equivalent to one month's. Other compensations in the nature of bonus commitments, gifts, paid vacations, etc. include:5. TAXES: Subject (XX) is () is not subject to PBPRIME income taxes. If Subject to PBPRIME income taxes, payments and/or deductions will be made in the following manner 1 - 4.deducted. or $45.006. QUARTERS AND/OR.SUBSISTENCE: (a) SUBJECT () will (XX) will not be given quarters and/or subsistence allowances. (b) The following commitments have been made regarding additional compensation to cover increased cost of living and quarters expenses:7. OPERATIONAL EXPENSES: (a) Subject () will () will not be reimbursed for operational travel. (b) Subject () will () will not be reimbursed for operational expenses. State nature of any operational expenses for which Subject will be reim-bursed: As approved by Case Officer and Chief of Station8. CONTINGENT OBLIGATIONS: The following have not been promised the individual but may have to be met by ODYOKE. Give reason for each contingent obligation None9. No commitments other than those stated above have been made to the Subject.Signed Case OfficerReviewed ApprovedContract Approving Officer Field Contracting Officer (COS)Distribution: 3 Authentic copies to Hqs1 File P-1 Admin Office201-278841INSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICERS:1. Prepare Orig & 4 copies for distribution as above. Extra copies as needed.2. PRIOR HEADQUARTERS APPROVAL IS REQUIRED before any commitments can be made regarding the following special benefits: Death; Disability; Missing in Action; Resettlement; and Citizenship or Emergency Assistance.3. The dispatch sending copies to Hqs should provide, among other things, the following: (a) Statement regarding primary functions of the individual and the cover under which he will operate; (b) Pay instructions if to be paid by Headquarters; and (c) If cover income is to be offset, the amount of such income and date of first payment by the cover organization.SECRET
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April 18, June Cobb called the New York DODS office about what to do about her CIA salary on her income tax return.After discussions with CF/CAMS and George Powell of the Tax Committee, I phoned DODC to tell Cobb the following:Since she was supposedly a student in Mexico, and she had paid tax on her CIA salary, she was not to list her salary anywhere on her 1966 tax return. However, she should send us a copy of her overt 196 tax return.charlotte Bustos-Videla
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# SECRETRID CONTROL NO. (Filled in by Eft)DOCUMENT SERVICE REQUESTFROM: (Bequester's name) OR AFFIX REQUESTED CURVED LABEL. CATE OF REQUESTRenihan BR 4/69 18-7-67SEARCH WH/PER ROOM NO. 305309 PHONE NO. 4460TO:|             | DATE | INITIALS || ----------- | ---- | -------- || 1 RID/FILES |      |          || 2 REQUESTER |      |          || 3 RID/FILES |      |          || 4           |      |          || 5           |      |          |INSTRUCTIONS1.  Use this form to request files and/or documents from RID/FILES. (Not to be used, in lieu of Form 362.)2.  Include badge number and tale station in "FROM" block if gummed label has not been issued.3.  Indicate type of charge:Temporary Permanent4. Indicate source of reference:Document reference from FID/Index.Reference from source other D/Index.SUBJECTPenernch Linienchi, Joyce H.NO FILE NUMBER DOCUMENT ROOM AND NUMBER DOCUMENT DATE961-278841 CS COPY ATTACHED PLEASE RETURN PROMPTLYFORM 1870SECRET(36)
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21 April 1966MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of FinanceVIA: Chief, Contract Personnel DivisionSUBJECT: Joyce H. PINETECH (P) - Tax Assessment1. A covert Federal income tax percentage of two and sight-tenths (02.8) per cent of PINCHCH's gross, texable Agency entitlements has been approved by the Covert Tax Committee. This percentage assessment is effective 1 December 1964, the beginning date of tax year 1965.2. The retroactive application of this assessment to tax year 1965 will result in a dollar assessment of $84.00 (02.8% of $3,000.00). After applying the 1965 covert tax withholding of $540.00, a refund of $456.00 will be due PIMEDACH for 1965. This eliminates the requirement for a covert tax return for 1965.3. An acknowledged letter of instruction will be forwarded at a later date.(S) JOHN F. PATTONJOHN F. PATTONSecretaryCovert Tax CommitteeFinance (2)CPDWHOF/CTBCIC #361201-278841
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# DISPATCHTOChief, Domestic OperationsCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGXXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMFROMChief of Base, New YorkSUBJECTISOLOG/LICOOKY -- Termination of Contact with LICOOKY/1ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCESAction required: retire file, again.References: A. UNDA 3502, 22 January 1968B. UNDA 3650, 13 March 19681. During a meeting with LICOOKY/1 on 5 April 1968 agreement was reached that the WOFIRM relationship with her would be terminated. A memorandum of contact (NYM-2689) concerning the meeting is attached herewith, and indicates the reasons for this termination. No administrative action is required of either the Base or Headquarters in this instance. Her file can be retired, again, and this time presumably will be the last time.2. Termination was very amicable, and LICOOKY/1 holds no ill-will for WOFIRM: she just does not wish to have any relationship with WOFIRM anymore.3. The writer fully expects to hear from LICOOKY/1 from time to time by phone (in fact, she called later the same day of the meeting to wish the writer a pleasant Easter, as she had forgotten to do so during the meeting), but does not plan any further personal contact.HOWARD G. FIGALANAttachment: NYM-2689 h/wDistribution: 2 C/DO w/att.![signature]![signature]CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUNDA 3739-3761DATE17 April 1968CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHQS FILE NUMBER201-278841
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# SECRETMEMORANDUMTO: LICOOKY/1 FileFROM: Howard G. FIGALANSUBJECT: Meeting with LICOOKY/1, 5 April 19685 April 1968NYM-2689Distribution:1-Unit A Chrono1-Unit B Chrono1-LICOOKY/11-WM/Info (paras 3, 4 & 5)1. A meeting with LICOOKY/1 was held at 1100 hours, Friday, 5 April 1968. We breakfasted, and then held the meeting at the BARTHOLOMEW site. As is detailed below, we reached a mutual agreement that the relationship was not worth pursuing this was thoroughly amicable, and recontact methods are available on both sides.2. Substantive matters first. LICOOKY/1 said that John GERASSI nad been ill cow.. ... 20 ch for the day, He was inv.ced to lunch at the CMUN that day, Sunday. Apparently, GERASSI, is back in the good graces of the Cuban regime. He told LICOOKY/1 that he woulà be spending this Summer in Arizona.3. LICOOKY/1 has been commissioned by M. S. ARNONI, editor of *The Minority of One*, to write a piece on the recent intellectual/ political developments in Czechoslovakia.4. LICOOKY/1 thought up, and is arranging, a Czech film fes.val to egin 15 April. It is to be sponsored by the St. Clemens Fiim Association, St. Clemens Church, 423 West 46th Street (this churca houses the American Place Theatre Robert LOWELL'S group). LICCCKY/1 got this idea from the recent Czech travaiis which she hails as evidence of the power of Czech intellocracy and from the com.......on Referred to in paragraph 3 above. Se contacted the Czech UN MASS which put her in touch with PAVLIC, the Czech Cultural Attache the Washington Embassy. PAVLIC was all for the idea, and wii. be mere for the opening of the festival. Milos FORAN (director the film "Loves of a Blonde") is currently here at the Hotel Cas. (a "Gump on 23rd on the West Side" LICOOKY/'s characterizati and will participate in the festival. KADAR (director of the ". orain Street") has been invited to participate. LICOOKY/1... is to ask PAVLIC waether it would be OK for her to ask DRV. mes film at Columbia and who is a Czech in exile, to part...ate. KY/l is very enthusiastic about this venture.5. COMMENT: Los FORMAT is mentioned in the article about Cauchoslovakia in the 5 April 1968 issue of *Muganire*.
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SECRET- 2 -6. I knew something was bothering LICOOKY/1 and made her drag it out into the open. She started by remarking that WOFIRM and its computer apparently checked the welfare of its old agents every so often, and that this was the nature of our relationship. I explained that this was not the case, that I had found out she was in Manhattan and suggested to Washington that LICCOKY/1 might be of some value to us. This surprised her, and she apologized. She then took off on how when she was in Cuba she had dealt with Fidel and Che and Celia, and when she was involved with Guatemala she was dealing with AREVALO. She said that she didn't want to sound snobbish, but that she was accustomed to dealing with top politicos and intellectuals; she referred to a statement that I had made previously that perhaps she could get Tana de GAMEZ to invite her along to one of Tana's lunches with Cuban Permanent Representative Ricardo ALARCON Quesada. She said that she didn't want WOFIRM to think that she would seek out and cultivate lower level people, that she wasn't built that way. LICOOKY/1 said that even though Tana was a friend and that she liked ner, Tana was not ner equal, and that Täna wasin t 'on her pedestal". That RCON was certainly not in LICOOKY/l's intellectual category. LICOOKY/1 said that she considered herself as very flexible, but not that much. LICOOKY/1 is a "special person" and that WOFIRM bureaucracy-- with the exceptions of "Bill" (her Mexico case officer, a friend of the writer), C/WH/1 (with whom LICOOKY/1 is particularly taken), and the writer (LICOOKY/1 repeatedly assured me that she had a very sincere esteen for me) probably didn't understand or acknowledge this. LICOCKY/1 said her feelings for certain WOFIRMers were one thing, but her dislike of WOFIRM itself was something else. WOFIRM is a massive card index that shows Miguel Angel ASTURIAS as an old "Nicaraguan war-horse" -- ASTURIAS of course is Guatemalan. LICOOKY/1 couldn't stop liking Communists regarāless of WOFIA desires.and7. LICOOKY/1 went on and on in this/similar veins, very impassioned, but very straightforward and without personal rancor for the writer. Summing up, the stated reasons as to why she does not wish to continue regular collaboration with WOFIRM are as follows:A. fear of compromise -- LICCOKY/1 said that were her relationship with us to become known, it would ruin her standing in and associations with the intellectual community:B. distaste for WOFIRM -- LICOOKY/1 really believes that WOFIRM is a large card file with all the cards aaving. errors on them;SECRET
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SECRET- 3 -C.  intellectual honesty -- LICCOKY/1 does not think that her intellectual honesty gains from her WOFIRM relationship;D.  lack of understanding -- FOFIRM, except for the three officers cited above, does not really understand the real LICCOKY/1.8. Obviously, the unsaid reasons are the ones that really brought about this "confrontation", in the writer's opinion. These are as follows:A.  emotional instability -- LICCOKY/1, as has been known for years by the writer, is not the most stable of individuals;B.  money -- LICOOKY/1 receives no money from us anymore (since her termination in Mexico), and the writer suspects that LICOOKY/1 could have more easily rationalized working for the "Giant Indices in Washington" were she on salary;c.  sex - in this case, lack of same (LICCOKY/1 comes always to emotional involvement with her male associates, and her Case Officers cannot fulfill this need, thus giving rise to problems; in the past, LICOOKY/1 could easily obtain her physical/emotional fulfillment in Cuba and Mexico without relying on the Case Officer, but now she is getting older and quite shop-worn and cannot compete for attention from men in the environment of a place such as Manhattan);D.  discipline -- again, in this case, lack of same; LICOOKY/1 tell us what she does, we don't tell her what she should do.9. LICOOKY/1 exhibited some anguish over this whole affair. She has been upset for the past month, over this as well as over the confused outlook for her in general. It was made very clear at one point what aid and comfort could have been extended to LICOOKY/1 to alleviate her anguish, and the writer beat a hasty retreat to the kitchenette for a tactical drink of water.10. Not elaborated above were the writer's answers to LICOOKY/1's opinions, but these were effective in cou...ring her logic, if not her actitudes. LICOOKY/1 had to agree t.. WOFIRA did have grounds for its assessment of her performance - not awfully good.SECRET
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SECRET- 4 -11. At any rate, the entire proceedings were very amicable, and, as mentioned above, LICOOKY/1 stressed that her basic opposition to WOFIRM was not on personal grounds, as she had enjoyed her dealings with her "three favorite contacts". She offered to call the writer anytime she had something tangible to pass on, and that he should do the same. It's just that she would be more comfortable as an ex-agent than as a current one. The writer fully expects to hear from her from time to time.12. It actually was quite an interesting session.
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SECRETREQUEST FOR CANCELLATIONTO: CHIEF, CI/OAFROM: (Division) (Case officer) (Extension)DO/I/B-2 Lee Peterson 4008SUBJECT'S NAME (Pseudo, crypt or true may be used)NAME SHOWN ISTRUEPSEUDOCOSYLOCOOKY/1PROJECTC1/DS NO.201 NO.201-278841DATE OF BIRTHPLACE OF BIRTH24 August 1927,Ponca, OklahomaAGENT'S SERVICE RECORDIS ATTACHEDWILL BE FOR...REASON(S) FOR CANCELLATIONSubject requested that her relationship with CIA be terminated.DATESIGNATURE Lee Ann Peterson29 April 1968IF SUBJECT IS USED IN ANY CAPACITY, A NEW REQUEST FOR APPROVAL WILL BE SUBMITTED TO CI/OAFORM 937 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITION.SECRET
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Chief of Base, New YorkFor your information,does have a 201-file(201-020163). However,in the file toidentify her half-sister or her mother, who claimed to havebeen recruited by torture.Jessica T. LABATTDistribution:Orig. & 2-CO3, New York21 MAR 1968201-270041SECRETDO/I/B-2:L.Peterson/nb 20 Mar 68 4008DO/I/B-2C/DO/I/B-2Walter L. O'BrienDISPATCH1 - DO/RI1 - RID/AN
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, DOFROM: Acting Chief of Base, New YorkSUBJECT: ISOLOG/LICOCKY - Tana de GAMEZACTION REQ: Per para 1 & 71. During a meeting with LICOOKY/1 on 7 March 1968, the agent passed on the following information which may be of interest to the appropriate Headquarters components. L/1 apologized for the lack of details, but the agent was not in a position to pump for further information beyond that which was volunteered.2. On 7 March Tana de GAMEZ, a naturalized U.S. citizen of Spanish origin, said that she had been telephoned the night before by the son of her half-sister Mercedes (last name unknown to L/1), her nephew Roy. The latter is a college student somewhere in Connecticut (possibly the University of Connecticut), and his home is somewhere in Westchester County. Roy said that he was calling his Aunt Tana because he knew that she had worked for OSS during WWII; Tana rejoined that she had never had anything to do with OSS, that she had worked for the Office of War Information (OWI). At any rate, Roy said that he wanted to tell his Aunt Tana that he had been 'recruited' by the CIA, and that he was only going to work for the CIA so as to evade the draft. Upon being questioned on this, Roy maintained that he had been 'recruited' by the CIA on campus.3. The nephew's statements rather rattled Tana de GAMEZ, to the point where she had to take her heart medicine for palpitations (she has a heart history). Among other things, Tana was upset by the thought of a family member being affiliated with the CIA, even though the nephew is disliked by her as an individual.4. Tana de GAMEZ was a member of the U.S. delegation to the Havana Cultural Congress in January 1968. She is a well-known figure in the intellectual leftist set in New York, and is outspokenly pro-Castro. She is a member of the editorial board of Grove Press; is a published author herself; and is a close friend and associate of John GERASSI, formerly of Ramparts Magazine.5. Tana de GAMEZ is the subject of a voluminous file at the LNERGO office here. LNERGO information, which agrees with Base information obtained from L/1, indicates that de GAMEZ is vocal butUNDA-369111 March 1968S A C R T201-27 88 41
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRETURDA-3650 Page 2 of 2harmless. She considers herself a loyal American, but does not find this to be incompatible with being a vigorous "New Left" type. She recently became the Latin American editor of Manhattan FM radio station WEAI, an interesting melange of bourgeois/avant-garde programming slanted toward the left, according to L/1.6. Tana de GAMEZ is in fraquent contact with Ambassador Ricardo ALARCON Quesada, Permanent Representative of Cube to the United Nations; she also is in contact with Jose Raul VIERA Linares, DGI officer within the CMJN.7. Tana de GAMEZ probably is the subject of a 201 file at Headquarters; if so, this dispatch should be cross-referenced to that file. If not, the Base suggests that de GAZZ bo indexed.8. Re paragraph 2 above, L/1 agreed that what the nephew probably meant was that he had been interviewed on campus, and that this to him meant that he had been accepted for employment.Howard G. FIGALANDISTRIBUTION:2-DO
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief of Base, New YorkINFO:.FROM:Chief, Domestic Operations DivisionSUBJECT:LICOOKY/1ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESPROCESS NG ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REDCREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE ENCEILINGMICROFILALReference: UNDA-3502 dated 22 January 1968A copy of Subject's PRQ I is being forwarded under separate cover as per request. There was no: PRQ Part II in Subject's file.Attachment: U/S/C As stated.Distribution:2 - New YorkJessica T. LABATT> [Figure: Stamped CS COPY]> [Figure: Stamped 01 FEB 1968]CROSS REFERENCE TOInternal Distribution:1 - DO/I✓ RI/AN, 201-278841HB> [Figure: A table showing information related to document handling]FORM 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION.MFG. 1-64DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUNDW-2149CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHQS FILE NUMBER201-278841OFFICEDO/I/B2OFFICERLee PetersonORIGINATINGTIPISTsm (29 Jan. 68)EXT.4008OFFICE SYMBOLDO/I/B2DATE!30/1/68COORDINATINGOFFICER'S NAMEJohn MarkhamOFFICE SYMBOLC/DO/I/B2DATE140)RELEASINGOFFICER'S SIGNATUREWalter L. O'BrienDISPATCH
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, DOFROM: Chief of Base, New YorkSUBJECT: O ISOLOG -- LICOOKY/1ACTION REQUIRED:ACTION REQ: Forward PRQ Parts I and II, per paragraph 3 belowREF: UNDW -- 2013, 29 November 19671. Reference advised that a POA had been issued to LICOOKI/1 for Base contact to determine her access to targets of interest.2. The undersigned met with LICOOKY/1 on 20 December 1967 and 4 January 1968 and it appears that she can and will be of operational service to us. Headquarters will be kept abreast of future operational developments as they unfold.3. For purpose of our background knowledge here, we would appreciate receiving copies of LICOOKI/1's PRQ Part I and her most recent PRQ Part II. No other material from her voluminous 201 file is really needed here, as the undersigned is conversant with her case from Headquarters' days.4. A new PRQ Part II will be compiled on her in the near future.Howard G. FIGALANDISTRIBUTION:2-DOCS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UNDA - 3502DATE: 19 January 1968HQS FILE NUMBER: 201-278341
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief of Base, New YorkINFO:FROM:Chief, Domestic Operations DivisionCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDSUBJECT:ISOLOG/LICOOKY/1ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:REFERENCE: UNDA-3303, 25 October 19671. A POA is issued for contact with Subject to explore her access to targets and information of operational interest in the Latin American and possibly Cuban context. In issuing the POA, WOMUSK made the following comments:a. In dealing with this Subject it should be recalled that her past association with WOFIRM has been widely blown through broad publicity.b. It is recommended that Subject be handled by a strong, mature case officer who can and will avoid emotional involvement with the Subject.c. The case officer should be fully briefed on Subject's background and her emotional and sexual problems. Worthy of particular note is her involvement with John Rettie, BBC correspondent in Mexico and an MI - 6 agent whom the Soviets tried to compromise while he was serving a tour in Moscow.2. Please forward PRQ Part II.Jessica T. LABATTDistribution:Orig. & 2 - COB, New YorkCS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUNDW-2013CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE9 NOV 1967HQS FILE NUMBER201-278841OFFICEDO/I/B-2OFFICERL. Peterson/mb (27 Nov 1967)ORIGINATINGTYPIST4008OFFICE SYMBOLDO/I/B-2DATE27/1/67COORDINATINGOFFICER'S NAMEOFFICE SYMBOLC/DO/I/B-2DATERELEASINGOFFICER'S SIGNATUREWalter L. O'BrienDISPATCH