Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# Question 28MR. DIRECTOR, WHEN YOU WERE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE LASTYEAR WE ASKED YOU TO OUTLINE FOR US THE PARTICIPATION INTHE WATERGATE BURGLARY AND THE SUBSEQUENT ATTEMPTTO COVER UP WHITE HOUSE INVOLVEMENT IN THAT BURGLARYAND YOU DID SO VERY WELL. HAS ANYTHING BEEN UNCOVEREDIN THE YEAR SINCE YOU WERE HERE IN THIS AREA. HAS ANYFURTHER PARTICIPATION BY CIA PERSONNEL BEEN REVEALED.Proposed ReplyA brief answer to this question is that there have been majordevelopments regarding allegations of CIA participation in the Watergateburglary and the subsequent attempt to cover up White House involve-ment. However, as the definition of Watergate has been expanded toinclude other matters we have continued our rigorous attempts withinthe Agency to learn everything possible about any Agency personnelassociations and correspondence on these developments. In line withthis the following actions have been or are being taken.a. Senator Baker's continuing requests for recordsearchs and files are being pursued.b. Testimony of Agency personnel before the SenateSelect Committee has been completed.c. Requests for Agency documents and files forthe Office of the Special Prosecutor are continuing to besupplied.d. Requests for Agency documents and files forthe Special Counsel of the Impeachment Committee arebeing honored.Our search has not revealed the participation of any CIApersonnel not previously identified.
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# CONFIDENTIAL2 June 1973MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, Building Security BranchFROM : Joseph K. Moore & (Joe C. Liggett)SUBJECT : Tour of Duty Report 0900-1700 Hours1. 0900 - Entered on duty. Reviewed the current OSDO instructions and the previous Tour of Duty Reports.2. 0900 - Agency Operator transferred to the OSDO a call from Nick Horrack, Newsweek Magazine wishing contact with the DCI/SA. Contacted Mr. Thuermer's residence and was advised to have Horrack call Thuermer at home. JCL3. 0900 - (Gordon Woll) CCS, requested and received home telephone number of (Hugh Ennis) SB. CES4. 0904 - Dr. Cameron, MED/DO, requested and received the home telephone number of (Marvin N. Flaherty) COM. JCL5. 0908 - Dr. Cameron, MED/DO, advised he can be reached via Pageboy #134, until further notice. JCL6. 0930 - Mr. Carter, GSA Engineer, advised that one of the bay doors at the South Loading Dock is malfunctioning. Efforts to contact Mr. Harrington, Building Manager, and/or an elevator mechanic met with negative results. OSDO directed Mr. Carter to close the door by any means-and to secure it. JKM-JCL7. 1010 - REFERENCE ITEM #6 ABOVE- Mr Carter advised that the bay door had been closed mannually and secured. Request Monday day shift advise GSA Building Manager. JKM8. 1038 - (Mike Lander), Safety/DO, advised he may be reached via Unit #68 or his home phone the remainder of the weekend. JCL9. 1045 - Mr. (James Bennett), spouse of (Donna Bennett), OSR, called through the Agency Operator and requested assistance in contacting his wife, who is working overtime in the building. SDO contacted Mrs (Bennett) who advised she would call her husband. JKM10. 1050 - (Bert Griffen), FE, requested and received the home telephone number for (Jim Londergan) OS. JKM# CONFIDENTIAL
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRET11 May 1960File K-4849MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FEATTENTION : Mr. (Thomas A. Olsen)J03SUBJECT : VITAIE, Guy, miEstablishment of Official Cover BackstopREFERENCE : Request for Domestic Cover 2 May 19601. In compliance with above reference, official cover back- stopping which utilizes the U. S. Arm Element, Joint Operations Group has been established for the above-named individual. All information concerning this cover arrangement is available in the Official Cover and Liaison Section, CCD.2. It is requested that OCL/CCD be notified when this cover arrangement is no longer required. Any changes in the Subject's Headquarters status should be coordinated with this office for the determination of need for continued documentation and cover.3. Subject has been issued Unit ID Card No. 1205 for domestic use only. In accordance with arrangements made with Offices of Security and Personnel, the above documentation will be picked up by a CPB representative for any individual making a PCS move from Headquarters or an overseas TDY trip. In the case of the PCS traveler, CPB will return this documentation to OCL/CCD for disposition. For the TDY traveler, this documentation will be retained by CPB and returned to the TDY traveler upon completion of the trip. In the event of a resignation from the Agency, OCL/CCD will obtain the documentation from the employee at the time of the employee's debriefing conference./S/ PAUL P. STEWARTJOSEPH M. ADAMSChief, Official Cover & Liaison, CCDcc: Personnel Security Division,Office of SecuritySECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCHTO: Chief, KF10TChief, WHNFROM: Chief of Station, HabanaSUBJECT: Operational Transmittal of blank Documentati aACTION REQUIRED: None.CLASSIFICATION: SECRETYBATDISPATCH STEHOL AND NO. EAH-1-5353HEADQUARTERS FILE NO: UNK:OWEDATE: 31 July 59RE: 43-3 (CHECK X ONE)MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLYREFERENCES: DIR-36520 (THAT)1. Transmitted herewith as attachment No. 1 for KRIQT are the following blank documents which are not used or required for the State a Habana E/8 Operation referred to in referenced cable. The KRIQT Document Specialist requested that the documents be returned to Headquarters.a. City of Newark, New Jersey Birth Certificateb. New York river's License (instruction sheet).c. National Geographic Travel File Series blank Identity Card.d. "The Flamingo Hotel" identity Card.e. A blank Social Security card.2. The following is also transmitted herewith as attachment No. 2:a. Cachet of the Department of Labor of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico with ink pad.b. Assorted cellophane sheets used for Lamination.Stanley R. ZaskaAttachments:2 envelopes.Distribution:3 - KURIOT w/atts.w1 - C/HID w/o atts.2 - Files29 July 59SRzXcbd![DEOISITIZED Stamp]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992ACTION REQUIRED: FTIREFERENCE: CPCA-247991. Headquarters traces on the Subjects of reference and the Hudson Institute follow:A. Alberto LLERAS Camargo (201-102576) was born in Bogota, 3 July 1908. He left school at the age of seventeen to become a journalist. He traveled to Argentian and lived in Buenos Aires for three years (1926-29) writing for various Argentina periodicals. His political career began upon his return to Colombia in 1939, when he was appointed secretary of the Liberal Party (1930-33) and received tremendous impetus under the regis of Alfonso LOPEZ, Liberal Party leader and former President of Colombia (1936-38 and 1942-43). Subsequently, LLERAS served in the National House of Representatives (1991-34), then alfonso LOPEZ was inaugurated President in 1934, he took LLERAS into his government as Secretary General of the Presidency (1934-35), and later made him Minister of Government from 1943 to 1945. The latter year he was made Minister of Foreign Affairs, as well as first Vice President of Colombia. His public service culminated then in his accession to the Presidency on the resignation of President LOPEZ in 1945. After discharging the duties of Chief Executive for a year (1945-46), LLERAS was elected Secretary General of the Pan American Union in 1947, a post which he held until 1954. He then resigned and returned to Colombia to accept the position of Rector (President) of the University of The Andes (1955-56). Devoting himself once again to politics, LLERAS began writing a column in the Liberal Daily El Espectador. In his columns he strongly criticized the Rojas regime and called for the return of constitutional government in Colombia. In March 1956, he was elected President of the Liberal Party and shortly thereafter (June 1956) travelled to Spain and had conversations with Laureano GOMEZ, a leader of the Conservative Party and former President of Colombia (1950-53). These two political leaders signed a manifesto condemning the Rojas regime and(CONTINUED)UFOW-6130SECRET201-102578*   WH/C/R2/OS*   WH/C/NSEC*   201-308736201-308736WE/C/RR/OSV. Ullery rst 23 Aug 66 2631WE/C/RRWE/C/HOR. Ortasa (phone)WH/C/CA/PPA. Gonzales (draft)Thomas J. Fleeges
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# SECRETSTOX-4133lists for the establishment of a coalition government in Colombiathrough bi-partisan efforts, from November 1956 to February 1957LLIAS served as a United Nations Observer to investigate the Hungariansituation.LLIAS is described as a champion of the Pan American causeand as being very friendly to the United States and a firm believerin the Western type democracy.Although he did not complete his education and has no formaldegree, he has long been addressed as "doctor" as a matter of courtesy.He does, however, have honorary degrees from several Colombian univer-sities as well as from the University of California. He speaksEnglish and French, is married to the former Berta PUGA (daughter of alate President of Chile) and has four children.On 24 February 1958 an Operational Approval was granted forthe utilization of LLIAS in supporting a special operation. However,before the operation was implemented, LLIAS was elected President ofColombia. There has been no operational interest in him since.B. There are no Headquarters of LKL00 traces on the RedzonInstitute per se, however, LKL00 files contain derogatory informationon several members of the institute which LKL00 will furnish WOFACTif we specify which of the members are of interest. If JENAVE wishedthis done, please advise on which of the members information is re-quested.C. There are no identifiable traces on the other subjectsof paragraph 5 of reference.2. Headquarters defers to JENAVE regarding AMRAZI/1's future   association with the institute.HOWARD R. COLLEARYDistribution:Orig. & 2 - COS, JENAVE
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14-00000104-10263-10111 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BO. TOMUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYOFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS                         | DATE | INITIALS || --- | ---------------------------------------- | ---- | -------- || 2   | *Lore pl. nete Pack*                     |      |          || 3   | *Comments When de*                       |      |          || 4   | *alote for*                              |      |          || 5   | *date for loosit to Rucske*              |      |          || 6   | *will 10211 you folfer his apart 5d. S.* |      |          || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks:> [Figure: A handwritten note with illegible handwriting]> Paul- dueto> 8 of P.P. 1stme> Nota Rina & se d> 7 Feb.> of stitubation.FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDERFROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. DATEUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL HEGRETFORM NO. 237 Use previous editions
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23 December 1966Tom:I'm not overly enthusiastic about the possibilities of getting much from SKEMEF-1; however, I would like to meet him and chat about his friends and business associates in the N/L Islands. He possibly might be used as an entree to reporting or support assets.It would be my opinion that we would not have to bring his clearance up to date to chat with him.PaulI've not made any notes from the files; therefore, if Ed agrees to helping us, details should be forwarded to me prior to my departure for San Juan.
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S-E-C-R-E-T(When Filled In)MEMORANDUM FOR: DOCO/SAATTENTION : Gale W. AllenSUBJECT : FERRE, Luis Albert$215 6271. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 5 January 1965 which requested a Covert Security Approval be granted Subject for briefing on KUBARK objectives in WUBRINY D and propose long term ecsmercial collaboration of mutual advantage, Project WUBRINY.2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction - Field No. 10-5, a Covert Security Approval is granted for the use of the Subject as described in your request as set forth in paragraph 1, above.3. Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA.4. Your attention is called to the fact that a Covert Security Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for approval to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this office.5. This approval becomes invalid in the event the Subject's services are not utilized within six months of the date of this memorandum.Victor R. WhiteDeputy Director of Security (IOS)S-E-C-R-F-T(When Filled In)
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# C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LWhen Filled In30 Dec 1974(date)Review of 201 File on U.S. CitizenIn accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974, I have reviewed the 201 file on *Ferre* (surname) (201 number indicated below), and have determined that it can most accurately be categorized as indicated below:should be closed.witting collaborator. OI Code Al.potential witting collaborator; date opened OI Code A2.former witting collaborator (relationship terminated). OI Code A3. - *Perhaps, still some DCD interest - file not clear.*potential witting collaborator never contacted (security reasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4.counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreign intelligence or security service). OI Code A5.all others. OI Code A6.Signed *J. Mayer*(name)*Desk Offier LA/BRH*(title) (component)This assignment of category has been entered into STAR.Signed *KAM*(initials)*6 JAN 1975*(date)This document is a permanent part of this file.![Secret]When Filled InC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L801-205712EZ IMPDETCL BY 054979
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S-E-C-P-E-T(When Filled In)MEMORANDUM FOR: DOCO/SAATTENTION : Gale W. AllenSUBJECT : FERRE, Luis Albert#215 6271.  Reference is made to your memorandum dated 5 January 1965 which requested a Covert Security Approval be granted Subject for briefing on KUBARK objectives in WUBRINY D and propose long term commercial collaboration of mutual advantage, Project WUBRINY.2.  In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction Field No. 10-5, a Covert Security Approval is granted for the use of the Subject as described in your request as set forth in paragraph 1, above.3.  Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA.4.  Your attention is called to the fact that a Covert Security Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should desire at a later date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for approval to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this office.5.  This approval becomes invalid in the event the Subject's services are not utilized within six months of the date of this memorandum.for R.D. SparihmVictor R. WhiteDeputy Director of Security (IOS)S-E-C-R-F-T(When Filled In)
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Skewer/1 20126 January 1965MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Antilles Material Company Limited (AMCO) -Meeting with SKEWER/1 on the Relationshipof the Puerto Rican Cement Company to AMCO1. As agreed in his ii January 1965 meeting with SKEWER/1, Hr. Edward Stanulis telephoned SKEWER/1 on the morning of 18 January to arrange a meeting with SKEWER/1 at his convenience later in the day. SKEWER/1 suggested a meeting at 1500 hours that afternoon in his office at the Puerto Rican Iron Works in Fonce. He indicated to Mr. Stanulis that the Puerto Rican Cement Company looks with favor on AMCO and is doing business with it through its Manager, Mr. Alvin T. Philpotts, Jr.2. Prior to the meeting, Messrs. Allen, Carter, and Stanulis reviewed the approach to be made to SKEWER/1 in the light of his favorable view of AMCO. It was agreed that no mention would be made of the fact that AMCO is in poor financial condition or that Mr. Philpotte is inadequate as a manager. Stress would be laid upon assessment of the long-term commercial viability of AMCO because KUBARK is ostensibly interested in placing an officer in a managerial position in AMCO, or some other similar firm, in order to monitor Castro's activities in the Caribbean area.3. Messrs. Allen, Carter, and Stanults arrived precisely at 1500 hours at SKEWER's office on the second floor of the Puerto Rican Iron Works. His male secretary asked us to take seats in the corridor outside his office. Within a few minutes his secretary reappeared and asked us to wait in the Conference Room. Some ten minutes later SKEWER/1 appeared and invited us into his private office. He war extremely cordial and gracious. Mr. Stanulis introduced Mr. Allen as a colleague who is assessing AMCO's commercial viability. He introduced Mr. Carter as a lawyer consultant who is obtaining background information in the event KUBARK should decide to proceed with placement of an officer in AMCO.SECRET
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4. Mr. Allen informed SKEWER/1 that KUBARK is assessing the factors bearing on the long-term commercial viability of AMCO. Se explained that such an assessment is necessary because K:MARK does not want to place an officer in a company which is not commercially viable for the long term. One of the factors bearing on the commercial viability of AMCO is the relationship of the Puerto Rican Cement Company with AMCO and the terms of any agreements. We would also like his views on commodities other than cement witici can be sἁρμού το Mesto co to the outer islands and what commodities can be shipped on return voyages. Another factor of interest is competition in the shipping field.5. SKEVER/1 indicated that he needed some clarification of KUBARK objectives. Mr. Stanulis reviewed KUBARK ostensible interest in having an experienced commercial man in a commercially viable shipping company for the purpose. ✓of checking on Castro activities in the Caribbean area. SKEWER/1 assumed that Mr. Fhilpotta was the man in whom we are interested. Mr. Allen dispelled this assumption. explaining that KUBARK has a candidate whom we would like to place in a managerial position in A100 if it is ceter- mined that NMCO is commercially viablo. KUBARK would seek to effect this placement through a friend on the Board who, like SKEWER/1, has helped KUBANK in the past and would undoubtedly help again. SKEWER/1 said, "Oh, yes, through the top man in the company." He then asked if Mr. Thilpotts would know of KUBARK interest. Mr. Allen replied no, emphasizing that our interest should be closely held.6. SKEWER/1 said that he had not realized that we wanted so much detail and asked if we desired to talk with the man in his company most familiar with ANCO. Mr. Stanulis declined, emphasizing that we wanted to keep our interest in this matter confined solely to SKEWER/1. SKEWER/1 1m- mediately agreed to make the necessary telephone calls to obtain answers to our questions. As the basis for his inquiry, he would ask about the amount of credit extenced by the Puerto Rican Cement Company to AMCO. SKEWER/1 then made a series of telephone calls to one of his subordinates named Tomas and also made one call to his son. The following information was obtained in the above telephone calls:a. AMCO has 2 or 3 ships under charter and ships primarily coment to Martinque, Guadaloupe, Barbados, and Antigue.SECRET
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b. The uerto Rican Cement Company has a verbal agreement with fr. Thilpotts granting him exclusive distribution of cement in Guadaloupe, Barbados, and Antigua,c. AMCO currently owes the Puerto Rican Cement Company $40,000 and is slow in payment.d. The normal procedure for payment is for the consignee to pay Mr. Philpotts by a note which the Puerto Rican Cement Company discounts.e. The Puerto Rican Cement Company is currently examining how much credit it can extend to ANCO. In this connection the company is examining whether credit extended to AMCO can be insured under the Foreign Credit Insurance Association. (FCIA insures 80% of export credit.) If so, the risk to the Puerto Rican Cement Company would be reduced and further credit could be extended.f. The Puerto Rican Cement Company has sold 133,000 bags of cement to AMCO.7. SKEWER/1 said that Mr. Philpotts is aggressive and that he is pushing Fuerto Rican cement. Mr. Carter asked SKEWER/1 if his firm were worried about the amount of credit extended to AMCO. SKEWER/1 replied that AMCO is trying to help the Puerto Rican Cement Company and Puerto Rican Cement is in turm trying to help ANCO. SKEWER/1 Imparted the impression that he has absolute confidence in his subordinates. In calling Tomas, SKEWER/1 said to us that he had gone over the head of his son. SKEWER/1 was not aware that ANCO Puerto Rico is a subsidiary of AMCO Panama. en apprised of this fact, he said that this arrangement is probably for tax purposes. SKEWER/1 left the impression that he considers AMCO as a Puerto Rican company and one worthy of support. He recalled that he had previously given a job to a Trujillo opponent, Fred Imbert, whom no one else would hire, Mr. Imbert now has his om shipping company and SKEWER/1 suggested that we assess his operation. He recalled that Mr. Trujillo had telephoned him about harboring a criminal. SKEWER/I told Trujillo to mind his own business as would SKEWER/1. Mr. Stanulis indicated that KURARK would not want to consider Fred Imbert's opera- tion, given his family's involvement in the Dominican Republic. Throughout the conversation, the picture emerged of a man who trusts his subordinates and who would help an individual or fim, particularly fuerto Rican, which is also trying to help his firm.SECRET
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-4-8. Mr. Allen said that we would assess the situation carefully, and in the event it should be determined to proceed, we would advise him. Mr. Allen informed him that two New York firms have invested In ANCO, namely, H. S. Kies and Company, and Train, Cabot and Associates. Our friend is Mr. Train, who as he surmised, is the top man in his firm. Mr. Allen revealed this information to SKEWER/1 in the event that it should be deemed desirable for Mr. Train to negotiate with the Puerto Rican Cement Company. Conversely, in the event of ACO's failure, it was felt that SKEWER/1 should know that KUBARK is not connected with any other participants. SKEWER/1 offered full cooperation. He had arranged his schedule to give us as much time as necessary. In our presence he received a telephone call in which he apologized for cancelling an appointment in order to accommodate us. It is considered that, as in his past relations with KUBARK, SKEWER/1 can be trusted and will help KURARK in any way he can.Distribution:Orig. - Ops file1 - WUBRINY D file1 - SKEWER/1 2011 - chronoSECRETGALE W. ALLENDOCO/SA