Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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UNCLASSIFIED INT. AL USE ONLY CONFIDL. .IAL SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: (Optional)FROM:EXTENSION Att I toNO. HMMA 27207DATE 16 June 66TO: (Officer designation, room numicer, and building)DATEOFFICER'S INITIALSCOMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whock, Draw a line across coune after each comment]RECEIVED FORWARDED1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. FORM 610USE PREVIOUSEDITIONSSECRET CONFIDENTIALBULKYTupe Recordinof conversatio...CALL RID/FILES, EXT. 6867FOR ATTACHMENTS. RECORDSCESTER JOB NO. 67-11003BOX NO. 8201-278841INTERNAL USE ONLY UNCLASSIFIED
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SECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, Western Hewisphere DivisionContract Asendeeat.ACTION REQ: Advise SubjectsAttached for your retention are contract amendments relating to income taxes for the following personnel:Cecil B. ARLESSRita R. GLAZERHoward R. BENJAYAHelen P. FILESHAJoyce H. PINEIKHLeo C. REDLICHPhilip K. TESSAROLODavid N. WILSTEDCarol K. ZISKALSTERHoward D. MINARDAttachmenti:As statedDistribution:2 - COS, Mexico City![signature]SECRETWH/Pers/W.S. Renehan: gss 8 June 1966Distribution:
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Miss Joyce H. PinelechMiss PinelechMOCEffective 21 April 1966MOCis amended by and by adding thereto the following paragraph:Taxes As an independent contractor, monies paid you under paragraph four (4) above constitute taxable income for Federal tax purposes and you must satisfy your Federal tax liability thereon. Such income may be paid you by or through a cover facility. Because of cover, operational, and security considerations the Tax Committee of this organization is authorized to make certain determinations 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 remain in full force and effect.UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTBYContracting OfficerSECRETGroup 1 - Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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# CONGRESOS## ¿Les Darán Permis?En 1961 un Comité Halú pro Defensa de los Derechos de los judíos en la Unión Soviética solicitó al gobierno de la India permiso para realizar un congreso al que asistirían intelectuales de varios países asiáticos. El permiso fue negado porque el primer ministro Nehru entendió que esa reunión afectaría las buenas relaciones de indiosoviéticas.Trámites similares se hicieron al año siguiente en Ceilán y correspondió a la señora Sirimavo Bandaranaike, jefa del gobierno cuya política nacionalista fue saludada por las fuerzas progresistas de todo el mundo, negar el permiso, pues vio que se trataba de una más o menos sutil intromisión en la política exterior de su país.Instituido el gobierno gorila en el Brasil, un Comité Latinoamericano pro Defensa de los Derechos de los judíos en la Unión Soviética no tuvo problemas para llevar a cabo en 1955 un congreso; éste se celebró poco después de uno similar que se reunió en mayo del año pasado en Washington y sobre el que un conocido poeta judío-norteamericano de ideas derechistas, Jacob Gastein, hizo este comentario: "Todos gritaban en inglés que hacía falta la lengua judía...en Rusia". Esta expresión fue comentada por Aarón Verge...s, portador de la revista en yidisch *Sovietish Heimland* que se publica en...*Politica, 1may 1966*
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# La Voz de México, 15 may 1966# 1830## Repudio a la farsa antisoviética## La organiza el Dpto. de Estado, denuncia la AMPLa Asociación Mexicana de Periodistas salió al paso a la campaña antisoviética iniciada hace dos semanas por un grupo al servicio del imperialismo norteamericano que se ostenta como "defensor de los judíos." En un documento firmado por el Lic. Xavier Campos Ponce, Antonio Caram y Gerardo Dávila, presidente, secretario y vocal, respectivamente de la AMP, denuncian el carácter de la campaña difamatoria, presentan un hecho que sirve para corroborar que los hilos de todo del imperialismo y demuestran con una serie de datos que en la Unión Soviética no existe discriminación contra los judíos.Este documento fue emitido días antes del anunciado "Congreso Latinoamericano" que grupos subvencionados por el Departamento de Estado planeaban iniciar en México el sábado 14.En la declaración de referencia se señala el principio que la persona encargada de recolectar firmas para el llamamiento que apareció en todos los diarios de esta ciudad el 21 de abril en "defensa de los derechos de los judíos en la Unión Soviética", es nada menos que la ciudadana norteamericana June Iacob, persona muy ligada con las políticas norteamericanas que actúan en nuestro país y quien inmediatamente después de regresar de un largo viaje por Estados Unidos, Europa y el Medio Oriente se dedicó a conseguir firmas de intelectuales y personalidades progresistas, para el documento antisoviético, que sirve de base para la convocatoria de un congreso supuestamente dirigido a "defender a los judíos."(Pasa a la pág. 4)
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# Repudio(Viene de li pág. 1)realdentes 1. Los firmantes del orandados habilmente y nos de llantienen una actitud de destoriianza hacia los promotores de la compaña.Resto de una de las "peticiones" que se hace en el llamamiento antisocid:ico para "que se conceda a los judies sovit- ticos el derecho a descrroller !ibrertente su cultura especifica con medios idénticos a aquellos de que disronen las demis culturas nacionales: textos, periódicos, bl- bliotecas, teatros, enseñanzas, etc.", la AMP dice: "... los dos millones y tercio de judios que forman parte del pueblo so- idlico olurn exactamente igual que el resto de las 109 nacionalidades y de los 11 grupos alines a nacionalidades extran- Jeras. En cuanto a su cultura especifica, tomo todas las del mundo tiende a ju- sionarse y a unificarse... los judios en todas partes asisten a las mismas escue tas donde van tos rusos, ucranianos, uz- -becos, etc, Reciben. como todos los de- más, educusión gratuita en todos los ni- veles". Otros datos que demuestran que es sólo una invención de los agentes a sueldo del gran capital yanqui, son los siguler.tes:En la biblioteca Lenin de Moscú hay 70.000 libros en uidish y 50.000 volúmenes en ese mismo idioma, en la Schedrin de Leningrado, Los judios en la URSS dis- ponen de publicaciones en su idioma. asi por ejemplo la revista mersual "Yidish Hemland" fira 25.000 ejemplares. Se pu- blican ediciones de autores judios tanto soviéticos como extranjeros que alcanzan tiradas de millones de ejemplares como es el caso de Sholem-Aleljem. Los hebreos disponen también de sus propios teatros."Además de ello -se dice en el docu- mento, disponen de una Herra particular, exclusiva, a la que muchos llaman patria propia y que existe desde mayo de 1934, mucho antes de que los héroes judios de la postguerra arrancaran Israel el poder inglés... calculamos en medio I millón los judios que habitan en esa re- gión cutónoma llamada Birobidjan, la cual forma parte de la URSS y abarca una superficie de 32 mil kilómetros cuc- drados", a continuación viene mego ana lista detallada de la cantidad de escue 1. las, institutos, centros médicos, etc. que existen en dicha republica catónoma."Mucho más podriemos citar-dice fi- ramente la declaración de la AMP-en contestación a los errores cometidos por ese grupo de persones firmantes del "ilamado", pero lo amplio del tema nos chiiga a deterernos y, por chora..."ATTE to MMMA 29207201-278841
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# ASOCIACION DE ESCRITORES DE MEXICO, A. C.El aviso publicado en los principales diarios de esta Capital el dia 25 de mayo del año en curso,- y suscrito por la Tesorería de la A.E.M.I.C., parece impropio, por un mero error de redacción, al -fehacibles de fondos, a la critica Juez Cobb, Secretaria Alguna de la Asociación, y por lo mismo, nos consta se aclarar que solo se trataba de hacer una califica-ción de funciones entre la Secretaria General de la Asociación y la Tesorería de la misma.México, D.F., a 23 de mayo de 1956.El Tesorero General.![Signature of Vicente Echeverria del Prado]Arq. Vicente Echeverría del Prado.AVISODIRECCION DE ESCRITORESDE MEXICO, A. C.![Text informing about the authorization to the lady Juez to collect quotas]ATTH 4Hm529207201-278841.
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Reel 84-ES-2489 June 1966-2-JUN 1 3 1966After 12.50.9 June7.7 In. Leonov asks maid, who answers, for Enrique (Semo).FES takes phone. FS has been looking for Leonov. s, L.got the message but at noontime, when ES is at home, Leonov has beenvery busy. (They talk to each other in familiar form.)The University of Puebla has decided to invite a series ofAabs. to talk about the economic achievements of their countries.At the Economy school. France, USSR, U.3., Czech and other countriesare invited. ES has the letter of invitation for Soviet Amb. whatdoes Leonov think about this? Could this arrange this? They can try.Leonov understands that the Anb. is going onx vacations to Moscowat the end of this anth, in 2 or 3 weeks. ilo is only waiting forthe Councillor who is in doscow (now) and Amb. will leave right afterhis return. Asb. will return in August. Perhaps there is someoneelse who could represent the Aab. The Councillor could go or someother "high-class" attache. Or First Secretary. FS says perhapsLeonov. No, no sorant (ingl. No. Leonov would be verygood since he could talk Spanish. 8, any person who would γυ, πυκτήspeak Spanish. Yes, this is a lecture. It would be a person whospeaks Spanish. ES thinks this would be a positive (act), a good op-•portunity. Leonov agrees. ES leaves Mexico today for 2 days. Perhapsthey could see about this on Monday. ES could xxx send Leonow theletter meanwhile and then on Monday they can get together. Yes, theycan set the time and place and will really met. Leonov tas no engage-ment on Monday so they could see each other at any tize ES wants.'S asks if it wouldn't be good to talk to Arb. or someone on Monday.Leonov will take this up. Es will send Leonov the letter and perhapshe could arran e an interview for Monday. Leonov thinks it is notworthwhile for ES to talk to hia. Leonov wiil tak to him (Amb.) ndhe (Aab) will tell Leonov frankly how things are and Leonov will giveES the message... Then, they can have lunch together on Monday. Fins.ES wil go by for Leonov at 1400 on Monday.ES asks how Leonov liked all the things and articles on theJewish matter. They (coviets) have sent everyting there (to USSR).L. liked all of it. ES says that Leonov know that ....fell iamediatelyand there is absolutely nothing on this. Leonov comments that - Besides,the people who participated lost prestige. Yes, they suffer...ES laughs.No, Leonov cartell his about the name of some people who call Leonovat times and they ....ES says - The people who signed the document.No, Leonov says, including persons like June Cobb. She called Leonow.ES has no idea of the repentance. JC Java Iannos her phone. ookinghia to help ner so doors are not closed to her. ES is surprised.She - did not want then to catalog her awng their enemies (of Soviets),that she had nothing to do...This is a matter of fear. Leonor will tellES all about it on Monday.Reel 84-CS-248June 1966ATT I to HMMA 29207JUN 13 1966201-278841:
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- Traitor or Idealist?  William Morgan, deprived of U.S. citizenship in 1959 and executed in Cuba for treason in 1961, was described in secret Senate testimony as a loyal American "with idea's" who fought with Fidel Castro to overthrow the Batista dictatorship to blow the whistle" when he "finally realized that the Communists were taking over."Viola June Cobb, who worked in Havana in 1959 and 1960 and krew Morgan well, appeared before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee in 1962. Her testimony was released yesterday at her request forWashington Post 23 may 66APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1994CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM201-278841
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2/11/1# Excelsior 21 Jun 69AB Sociedad## Fiesta de María José Chopitea![photo of CONCEPCION de Lopez Belloso, Maria Jose Chopitea, Maria Asunsulo de Calin]CONCEPCION de Lopez Belloso, Maria Jose Chopitea, Maria Asunsulo de Calin y June CobbLadiòn de Guevara, Juan Fanbausser y señora, Cecilia Cardenas, Fernando Gaytán, Angel Cañas y señora. Anzeina Ibarra. Mata del Car Fuentes, y muchas masCon motive de su dia onomástico, la escritora Maria José Chopitea ollecio a coche del sabado en su departamento de la calle Rio Po una alegre reunion.Acudio un numeroso grupo de escritores, pintores. poetas, periodistas, quienes felicitaron a la anfitriora y disfrutaron de una velada muy alegre.Los cocteles y bocadillos clicularea al gusto de los presentes quienes cantaron y declamaron, en un derroche de Inspiración."La Lovena" fue interpretada por un rato largo casi Intermi ab. porr;ur los versos se sucedan unos & alios en diferentes botas.Estanislao Rodriguez Ibarra, intérprete del salterne, delcitó a los concurrentes en tre los que estaban, licenciado Fenigno R. Jimenez y señora Cecilia viuda de Espino ra Altumirano. Ногасю Espinosa Altunit ano, Heina D'Acosta, Marina hias, Juan Garcia Jimenez, Eduardo Sterralta. Cristina Torres Ivonne Garrido, Nirte Ha. Maris Asunsolo de Coan, cencia de Mayo Colin Father to Aguular Maria dei Carmen Aguilai. Manuel VelaAPPROVED FOR RELEASE 1994![approved for release 1994]201U-21.11.
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, WH DivisionCLASSIFICATION:SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGFROM:Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT:LICOOKY Progress Report: 1 October 1965 - 30 April 1966ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:Reference: IMMA-27358, 7 October 19651. Station regrets the delay in keeping Headquarters informed of the progress of our association with LICOOKY-1. When the proposed amendment to the LIREAM Project involving LICOOKY was turned down, we informed her on her return to Mexico that we could no longer justify the continued association at the present rate. As she could regularize her status here and obtain working papers, we would be more than happy to conclude a new arrangement with her. She felt there was little chance of this, and we then told her we would conclude our arrangement with her sometime in the summer. As indicated in paragraph 2 of the attachment, the date has now been established as 30 June, at which time all outstanding financial arrangements with her will be terminated and she will be given her air fare to New York.2. Unfortunately, LICOCAT-1 seems to be incapable of realizing which side her bread is buttered on, at least here in Mexico. She cannot parcel her time out to her various interests, and therefore finds all her time taken up by her unpaid ALMAC duties. The profiles we have been harping on have not materialized except for the one submitted under HIMA-28831. We still hope for one on Francisco VILLAGRAN Kramer and such of the Mexican literary figures as amount in her judgment to "non-pignies." We are not sanguine. We are still after a copy of Osegueda's paper on university reform.Attachment:Progress Report (in triplicate), h/wDistribution:3 - Chief, WHD, w/attCONTINUEDDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMA-28944CLASSIFICATION:SECRETDATE:17 May 1966HQS FILE NUMBER:50-6-129/3
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SECRETCONTINUATION OF DISPATCH -2- HHMA-289443. The advance made her at Headquarters is being held over her as an inducement to give us the balance of her time before departure and finish in a blaze of activity. If she does this, we will write off the advance here. If she does not, $195 of the advance will be counted as her February salary, $18 as travel expenses from New York to Washington and the remainder will be written off.4. Rather than go through the formality of a project amendment as per HMW-14517, Station would prefer merely to consider the project as terminated as of 31 December 1966 and pick up subsequent costs in LIPANCH. A formal project termination will be submitted in the near future.forVillard C. CURTISSECRET
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# LICOOKY Project Progress Report1 October 1965 - 30 April 19661. Productiona. LICOOKY-1 has continued to devote the bulk of her time to the Mexican Writers' Association (AEM). She continues to handle most of its administrative work. She also organizes and does most of the work on the majority of the projects or activities which the AEM sponsors.b. L-1 continued to report on efforts to establish the Latin American Writers' Community (CLE), including the results of the Organizing Congress in Arica, Chile. She reported on the steps taken by Mario Monteforte Toledo in beginning preparations for an early 1967 Congress in Mexico and on the AEM's probable role in helping organize that Congress.c. L-1 supplied information on reactions among the Central American community in Mexico to the Guatemalan election campaign and results.d. She maintained contact with and reported on individuals of interest to the Station, including Monteforte Toledo, Carlos Pellicer Cámara, Manuel Germán Parra, Francisco Villagran Kramer, and Raúl Osegueda Pelala.
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e. LICOOKY-2 continued to report travel of Communists or leftists from Central America to Eastern Europe. During this period he reported on eight such travelers.2. Operationsa. L-1 has been notified that she will be terminated effective 30 June. She has been given the following requirements to be fulfilled before that date.Provide profiles on the personality and politics of significant Mexican and Central American intellectuals with whom she is acquainted.Obtain information on the newly-formed Latin American Writers' Community, its probable political development, and progress toward the holding of its scheduled meeting in Mexico City in January 1967.Obtain a copy of the analysis written by Raúl Osegueda Pelala of the problems of authonomous universities.Special tasks such as reporting on the activity of Stasia Madrigal and on the UNAM student strike.b. In order to accomplish the above tasks in the short time remaining, L-l will be forced to curtail her ac-
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tivities at the AEM. There are enough jobs that need doing at AEM to occupy her full-time and therefore the immediate partial withdrawal from AEM work is a prerequisite to the accomplishment of these assignments.c. Because L-l has played such a key role in all AEM activities, and therefore in determining the direction and scope of these activities, her sudden withdrawal could result in important changes within AEM. Any major change in direction by AEM would probably become predictable once the identity of the person or persons who will move in to fill the vacancy left by L-l become known. By having L-l step aside now, rather than waiting until she is ready to leave Mexico, she may then be able to provide Station with an accurate account of any change resulting from her withdrawal.d. L-2 has not been met regularly since 25 January. On that date he was given a mailing address which he uses to request a meeting only if he has information to report. L-2 is paid on a piece-rate basis for information supplied and does not receive a regular salary.-3-SECRET
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3. SecurityNo change.4. PersonnelHandling of LICOOKY-1 was taken over by Gary H. Reyaander, from Howard T. Etsinger, on 12 January 1966.5. Plansa. See paragraph 2a above.b. It is possible that L-2 will, in the very near future, lose access to the travel information which he has been reporting, because he is being given new responsibilities in the office where he works. L-2 is intelligent, conscientious, and well-motivated. If he does lose his present access, the Station will consider him for other assignments in which he could be useful.
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETTO:Chief of Station, JMWAVEFROM:Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionSUBJECT:Recruitment by Cuban Intelligence of IDENACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGAS INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALITY CASECAN INCLUDE LEADERSMICROFILMAttached under separate cover for your information are two Headquarters memoranda concerning IDEN, a PBPRIME citizen, who was reported by LICOOKY-1 (an asset of Mexico City Station) to have been recruited by a Cuban intelligence officer assigned to HTBASTE.FRANCES A. BUSALACCLI19 April 1966Attachment:As Stated u/s/c/Distribution:3 - COS/JMWAVE u/s/c att.CROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFGW-5981CLASSIFICATIONSECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclassificationDATE05 MAY 1966HQS FILE NUMBER201-794302OFFICEWH/C/CICSOFFICERE. AyersEXTENSIONnlk455.COORDINATINGOFFICE SYMBOLC/WH/C/CICSC/WH/C/MOWH/1/MOFFICE SYMBOLA/ICWHD/CDATERELEASINGOFFICER'S SIGNATUREJohn T. FlynnDistribution:1 - RID w/att.1 - WH/C/ESEC wo/att.1 - WH/1/11 wo/att.2 - WH/C/CICS wo/att.1 - WH/C/10 wo/att.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionINFO: Chief of Station, Guatemala CityFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Raul OBSEGUDA PelalaCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION: XX1.  Attached, at long last, is LICOOKY-1's profile on Subject. While it is not as penetrating as it might be, it is better than we had expected. It is unfortunate that "Janet" is not available to query about the material allegedly turned in following L-1's return from Venezuela, since she is so in-.2.  This is the first of a series of profiles we hope L-1 can get around to preparing before she leaves Mexico.3.  L-1 has been instructed to do her best to obtain Subject's manuscript on university reform, which is now in the hands of someone at the UNAM press. This could be a highly popular subject in the train of the current trouble at the UNAM.4.  No indexing is requested here since nothing of substance is said about anyone except subject.Attachment: Profile on OSEGUEDA, h/wDistribution:3 - Chief, WHD, w/att1 - COS, Guatemala City, w/attfor Willard C. CURTIS![CS copy]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HEMA-28831DATE: 3 May 1966CLASSIFICATION: SECRETFOS FILE NUMBER: 30-6-14413 201-58003
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INDEX:* YES* NOCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROMDissen B1 24 ER WHMC #2ACTION: De/withe-5 RID COPYINFO FILE, VR, WH2/C/CTSECRET 170103Z CITE MEXICO CITY 7347DIRECTORKAPOK DYVOUR PBRUMEN AMROD LICOOKYREFERENCE MEXICO CITY 707617may 66IN 18:451. STASHA ARRIVED MEXICO 17 APRIL BY EASTERN FROM DEW YORK. STATION NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM AIRL ISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA 24 APRIL.2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY HEMING AND HIS FRIEND "HOW IE" WHO HELPED HER GET AROUND IN EXILE GROUP. IN WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CUIS CASE OFFICER NEW YORK AS-GUTIERREZ. SAID HAD GIVEN HIM SEVERAL ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT.3. FUTURE CONTACT TO BE VIA TRAVELERS BETWEEN HABANA AND MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY OF DESTINATION. S WANTS AMERICAN MAGAZINES SENT HER VIA PRENSA LATINA. PRECISE EMPLOYMENT CUBA NOT CERTAIN. ALLEGEDLY CAN HAVE OLD JOB WITH PRENSA LATINA, BUT LICOOKY SUGGESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS.4. LICOOKY FEELS S DRAWN BACK TO CUBA MORE BY PRACTICAL THAN IDEOLOGICAL OR EMOTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SINCE GOVT WOULD SUPPLY HOUSING AND HUSBAND WOULD HAVE TO HELP SUPPORT CHILDREN.SECRET