Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SEC. 20. FINANCIAL BACKGROUND (Cont'd)GIVE three CREDIT REFERENCES - IN THE U.S.NAME:ADDRESSNAME:ADDRESSNAME: Ihlick Inw Co. ADDRESSSEC. 21. CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT FOR PAST 10 YEARS. INCLUDE CASUALEMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSO PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. GIVE ADDRESS AND STATEWHAT YOU DID DURING PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE LAST 5 POSITIONS ANDCOVER AT LEAST 10 YEARS.EMPLOYER National Youth Administration TITLE OF JOB Assistant Librarian(in reinactively perfomen atADDRESS Univ. of Georgia, Athens, Washington D.C. U.S.A.YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY Attending and maintaining Law Library.Funds disbursed by U.S.KIND OF BUSINESS: Government to aid deserving NAME OF SUPERVISOR Dean Alton Hoach.FROM: Sept. 1935 TO: June 1937 SALARY $20.00 PER MonthREASONS FOR LEAVING This was merely temporary work which naturally terminated upon my graduation from Law School.EMPLOYER Self TITLE OF JOB Attorney at LawADDRESS 402 Pine Street Bainbridge Georgia U. S. A.YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY Actively engaged in the general practice of lawKIND OF BUSINESS: Law NAME OF SUPERVISOR Not Applicable.FROM: July 17, 1937 TO: January 10, 1938 SALARY $ applicable PER applicableREASONS FOR LEAVING To accept appointment as Special Agent of F. B. I.U. S. Department of JusticeEMPLOYER Federal Bureau of Investigation TITLE OF JOB Special AgentADDRESS Washington D. C. U. S. A.YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY Investigating violations of the laws of the D. Sa.KIND OF BUSINESS: Law Enforcement NAME OF SUPERVISOR J. E. HooverFROM: Jan. 10, 1938 TO: May 31, 1946 SALARY $3200 to $5600 PER annumREASONS contemplated entering the private fiold or returning to private law practice.
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SEC. 21 CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY (Cont'd)Accrued a a result of the above expired Oct. 16, 1946EMPLOYER self TITLE OF JOBADDRESSBl. & No. City State CountryYOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTY General Law PracticeKIND OF BUSINESS: NAME OF SUPERVISOR Wm. NiconleFROM: June, 1946 TO: Dec 1947 SALARY $ 4,500.00 PERREASONS FOR LEAVINGEMPLOYER Not applicable TITLE OF JOBADDRESSBl. & No. City State CountryYOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALTYKIND OF BUSINESS: NAME OF SUPERVISORFROM: TO: SALARY $ PERREASONS FOR LEAVINGSEC. 22. RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS170 Hancock St., Athens, Georgia U.S.A. 1936 1937402 Pine St., Bainbridge, Georgia U.S.A. FROM: 1937 TO: 1938St. & No. City State CountryWilliam Len Hotel Memphis, Tennessee U.S.A. FROM: 1938 TO: 1939St. & No. City State CountryBeaux Arts Apartments, New York City U.S.A. FROM: 1939 TO: 1940St. & No. City State CountryTudor City Apartments, New York City U.S.A. FROM: 1941 TO: 1941St. & No. City State CountryHotel Metropolitano, Guayaquil Ecuador FROM: 1942 TO: 1942St. & No. City State CountryEdificio Anuel Bogota Colombia FROM: 1942 TO: 1942St. & No. City State CountryTlaxcala 159 Mexico, D.F. Mexico FROM: 1943 TO: 1944St. & No. City State Country1303 Fortner Road, Alexandria, Virginia U.S.A. FROM: 1945 TO: 1945Schuyler Heights Apts., Albany, New York U.S.A. Jan, 1,46 June, 1946St. & No. City State CountrySEC. 23. RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATESGuayaquil Ecuador B.P.I. DATES Jan. 1942 TO June,1,42City or Section Country Purpose Month & Year Month & YearBogota Colombia B.P.I. DATES Sept. 1,42 TO Aug., 1942(663) City or Section Country Purpose Month & Year Month & Year-9-
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SEC. 23 RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL (Cont'd)Mexico, U.I.City of SectionNextonCountryDATESPurposeTO 10.1956Month & YearCity of SectionCountryDATESPurposeTOMonth & YearMonth & YearCity of SectionCountryDATESPurposeTOMonth & YearMonth & YearCity of SectionCountryDATESPurposeTOMonth & YearMonth & YearSEC. 24. CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONSLIST NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL CLUBS, SOCIETIES, LABOR UNIONS, PROFESSIONAL SOCIE-TIES, EMPLOYER GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS OF ANY KIND (INCLUDE MEMBERSHIP IN OR SUPPORTOF ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HEADQUARTERS OR BRANCH IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY) TO WHICHYOU HAVE BELONGED:Society of Former Social Agents of the418 Federal Reserve Building, 1006 Pine Street, New York CityNameSt. & No.CityStateCountryPhi Delta Thi (Legal Fraternity)Athens, GeorgiaU.S.NameSt. & No.CityStateCountryKappa Alpha Order (Social Fraternity)Athens, GeorgiaU.S.NameSt. & No.CityStateCountryBlue Key Honor FraternityAthens, GeorgiaU.S.NameSt. & No.CityStateCountryNameSt. & No.CityStateCountryNameSt. & No.CityStateCountryNameSt. & No.CityStateCountryNameSt. & No.CityStateCountrySEC. 25. RELIGIOUS AFFILIATIONCHURCH OF ATTENDANCE First. Presbyterian ChurchADDRESS Gainesville, GeorgiaNAME OF MINISTER OR PRIEST Rev. William LewartSEC. 26. GENERAL QUALIFICATIONSA. FOREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS "SLIGHT" "FAIR" OR "FLUENT")LANGUAGE SpanishSPEAK FluentREAD FluentWRITE FluentLANGUAGE FrenchSPEAK SlightREAD SlightWRITE SlightLANGUAGESPEAKREADWRITELANGUAGESPEAKREADWRITELANGUAGESPEAKREADWRITEWRITESPEAKREAD
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# SEC. 26 GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS (Cont'd)B. HAVE YOU ANY SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OR TRAINING WITH RESPECT TO:MOTOR VEHICLES? intense oul. AIRPLANES? No RADIO? No(ExcellentGIVE PARTICULARSC. LIST all SPORTS AND HOBBIES WHICH INTEREST YOU; INDICATE DEGREE OF PROFICIENCY IN EACH.Hunting excellentFishing excellentSwimming excellentGolf fairTennis fairD. HAVE YOU ANY QUALIFICATIONS, AS A RESULT OF TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE, WHICH MIGHT FIT YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITION?Yes, I have had considerable supervisory and administrative experience in the intelligence field, having been in charge of all F.B.I. personnel in Colombia and Mexico while in those countries. In addition, I supervised from Washington the courier-intelligence work of the F.B.I. in many Latin American countries during 1945, and in 1946 administered the work of the Albany, New York Division of the F.B.I. as an intent social list in Atlanta. I feel qualified to undertake administrative work in foreign countries.# SEC. 27. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY:NAME Mrs. Diron L. O’NealADDRESS 406 Fine Street, Decatur RELATIONSHIP Wife(663) City GeorgiaSt. & No. StateAL-11-
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-12-SEC. 28. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIN WILLBE INVESTIGATED, AND YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE ANY CHANGES (OR ADDITIONS) INYOUR STATEMENTS THAT YOU MAY THINK ADVISABLE.A. ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH MAY BEDISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY INVOLVED OR NOT,WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IF SO, DESCRIBE. IF NOT, ANSWER, "NO."B. I CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWL-EDGE AND BELIEF, AND'I AGREE THAT ANY MISSTATEMENT OR OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAL FACTWILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL.SIGNED AT Bainbridge, Georgia, DATE January 1, 1947Frances Bently Neef A. V. NealWitness Signature of applicantApplicant will not write belowCOMMENTS OF INTERVIEWER:SIGNATURE OF INTERVIEWERINVESTIGATION REQUESTED BY Originating Official(663)DATE
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CONFIDENTIALTO : Chief, ComunicationsFROM : Chief, Personnel Security BranchSUBJECT: O'neal, Birch D.DATE: 11/7/51In reply to your memorandum this is to advise that Subject meets the current requirements for cryptographic clearance and is approved for such duties as of this date.W.Q. IstomeW. A. OJLONESED✓CONFIDENTIAL
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# SECURITY APPROVALTo: Acting Chief, Personnel Division,Administrative Staff Date: 24 August 1950From: Chief of Inspection and Security Staff Number: 30486Subject: O'NEAL, Birch Dilworth - 304861. Note "X" below:Security approval is granted subject for access to classified information contingent upon the receipt of derogatory information at some future date.Provisional clearance for full duty with CIA is granted under the provisions of paragraph, Administrative Instruction 10-2, which provides for a temporary appointment pending the completion of full security investigation.Unless the applicant enters upon duty within 60 days from above date this approval becomes invalid.2. Subject is currently on duty in I&SS. This is to record security reapproval of him.![signature of Q. Kline P. Lone]![signature of Ermal P. Gliss]ERMAL P. GLISSChief, Personnel Security Branch
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CONFIDENTIALSECURITY OFFICEInvestigation ReportCONFIDENTIALDate: 20 January 1947Number: 80686Subject: О'НEAL, Biroh D.To: Mr. William E. Duggan (2)1. Investigation directed by: RHO2. Sources of information:3. Recommendation:Security approval recommended, though subject to the receipt of derogatory information at some future date. Interviewed.fajcc: Mr. Byron C. SarvisBy RHCSecurity OfficerROBERT H. CUNNINGHAMCONFIDENTIAL
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# RECORD OFPREVIOUS GOVERNMENTSERVICE RETURNED TOFEDERAL RECORDS CENTER INST. LOUIS, MO.DATE July 1971
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992[File no: A-15-45-31]INCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: DCD/F10/760ROOM: 913 Key BldgDELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE.
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10. Wackenhut CorporationMaterial retrieved through use of supplementary index.HH 23731
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# OPERATIONAL INFORMATION REPORT![DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE logo]CLASSIFICATIONCONFIDENTIALCOUNTRY AlgeriaSUBJECT Possible Identification and Surveillance REFERENCES of "CIA Agents" by the Algerian Security ServiceREPORT NO. 00-A(S)-372 06270-74DATE 19 March 1974NO. PAGES 1This report has been prepared by the DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE, DDI. The operational information contained herein may not be disclosed to personnel outside of the CLANDESTINE SERVICE, CIA, without the prior permission of the Domestic Contact Service.SOURCE US citizen, a former intelligence officer who is employed with a firm that conducts business on a worldwide scale.A representative of a US company with contracts in Algeria in early March 1974 held a personal conversation on business matters with a high level Algerian Foreign Ministry Official (other wise unidentified) in Algiers. The Algerian mentioned that his government has become increasingly concerned with the expanding presence in Algeria of US citizens, who are in the country as a result of the growing number of US business contracts. Almost in passing, the Algerian noted that his government is suspicious that many of the Americans might be US intelligence agents. In fact, he claimed that Algerian security authorities "already have identified six CIA Agents", and that these individuals "are under close surveillance". The US businessman did not want to appear too inquisitive, and so he did not probe for any further information on this matter. He is not able to provide the names of the individuals who are under suspicion.
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# Possible Identification and Surveillance of "CIA Agents" by the Algerian Security ServiceDOMESTIC COLLECTION DIVISIONSupport Report SectionRoom 960, Key Building - ext. 2808Mr. Evan AmesWH 2691212 March 1974AF/W/AlgeriaATTN: Polly Ann Novell6 C 35 Hqs.Attached for your information is a copy of WH-00-A(S)-322/06270-74.Source of report is former DCD Chief of the Miami FieldOffice. He learned this informa- tion from a co-worker who had justreturned from Algeria. Source does not believe the man has anyadditional details.E-2 INPDET CL BY 007622
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# CONFIDENTIALPROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS![table header details 1]SUBJECT AND AREA:Possible Identification and Surveillance of "CIA Agents" by the Algerian Security ServiceCONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address):Justin F. GleichaufVackenhut Corporation3230 Ponce De Leon BoulevardCoral Gables, FloridaSOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address):Same as above.SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organisation, Address)![table header details 2]METHOD OF COLLECTIONINTERVIEWTHIS REPORTOTHER DOCUMENTOTHER (specify below)DIRECTED TO X-EBAnesFIELD COMMENTSU.S. citizen, a former intelligence officer who is employed with a firm that conducts business on a worldwide scale.Mr. Gleichauf, who as you know is the former Chief of the Miami and Dallas Field Offices, currently is employed with a company with extensive contractual arrangements overseas. He learned the information contained in this report quite by chance from a co-worker who returned from Algeria last week. Mr. Gleichauf believes that the co-worker does not have any further details.HEADQUARTERS COMMENTSProcess sheet typed in OSS. (DCD/Miami 12495)![Handwritten notes about AF/N/Algeria, CC 35, and 26012]C/SF.O. CHIEFJ.F. HennesseyPhatawaringCASE OFFICERCONFIDENTIALDIVISION/STAFF/DESKOSS
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CONFIDENTIAL 1118-92 XXX 74 INTELCITE: COV/V/IAR1 12499LOC/WAR1 140721ATTN: SUPPORT BRANCH/CSS (SEA-ALO)INTEL REPORTSOURCE: JUSTIN F. ALLICLICK, WACHENHUT CORPORATION, 3020PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDAFILES: 111.452REDACTED CLAUSE CONF1 ATIONREDACTED"CIA-TO-CIA" BY THE AMEBIAS SECURITY SERVICESOURCE: U.S. CITIZENS & FORMER INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS HELD ASEMPLOYEES WITH A FIRM THAT CONDUCTS BUSINESS ON AWORLD-WIDE SCALE.1. A REPUBLIC WATCHING OF A U.S. COMPANY 11 CONTRACTED IN ALGERIA   TO EARLY MARCH OF 1974, WAS A POTENTIAL PROBLEM WITH RESPECT   TO POTENTIAL NEGATIVE PUBLICITY CONCERNING U.S. CITIZENS   PARTICIPATING ON BEHALF OF FOREIGN STATES. 11 TOTALLY OFFICIAL   THAT IT IS OF A.M. AMERICAN ENGLISH CITIZENS OF THE   U.S. THAT IT IS THE POSSIBILITY OF AMERICANS BEING HIRED   AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE 11 ARMY 11 FORCE BY THE   ALGERIAN GOVERNMENT. INVESTIGATION INDICATED THAT THEY ARE   UNDER ALGERIAN GOVERNMENT CONTROL TO TRAVEL ANY WHERE   ALGERIA IS AT THEIR SERVICE.
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SECURITY AUTHORITIES “ALREADY HAVE IDENTIFIED SIX CIA ASSETS”, AND THAT IT BE INITIATED THAT A CLOSE SURVEILLANCETHE U.S. EMBASSY WAS LITTLE. SO BE IT. NOT PROFER TO ANY FURTHER INFORMATION IN THIS MATTER. NE 15 NOT ABLE TO FAGRCIC.LADEN ALICION. END OF REPORT1. GLICIA, WHO AS YOU KNOW IS THE   FORMER CHIEF OF THE MIAMI AND DALLAS FIELD OFFICES. CURRENTLY   IS EMPLOYED WITH A COMPANY WITH EXTENSIVE CONTRACTUAL   LANCE THE INFO CONTAINED IN THIS   REPORTS. CITE BY CHANCE FROM ACO-WORKER WHO RETURNED FROM   ALISHTA DAUT . HE BELIEVES THAT THE CO-WORKER3. T. TYPED COPY OF   LACI CIA FILE. M TYPED COPY '1965'
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HH 20901Altan FTXS Data/Deported frea Bl Relvador-20901George D. Koulia/ca19 March 197011/15 100сла/239 4402 E.Attached for your Laforse ica and possible interes of 00-3(3)-322/5120-701collection of this ini te of cosmo operational.to your services. Ther of incidents occur ocean!vo con obtala detaile of information 18 dostservice spacifier requirements which to advance. Ка reply. Parthor of this wetaryour diocrer2090
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Jalian HIND Beta/Reported from El SalvadorMB-20901George S. Hamito/ta19 Ene*cce: LU/LBC/WH/23 B 4402 Hq.Attached for youand possible.Igte:00-A(3)-322/6120-enclosure. Plosercollecttia of thile of acca-operst:to your services.incidents occurwe can obtain darInformation if daservicio specific irequiremento whichto advance. We poreply. Further o'of this isatoriyour discretio2096
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# SECRET(When Filled in)PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTFOR FIELD USE ONLY![table describing field use only]SUBJECT AND AREAPanamanian National, Julian KIND Ruiz, DeporteeEl Salvador/Limited Biographics(Panama/El Salvador/Chile)CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Henry I. Sayler, Development ManagerTHE MACKICHUT CORPORATION300 Bird RoadCoral Gables, FloridaSOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SameSUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)METHOD OF COLLECTION*   InterviewTrip ReportOther DocumentOther (Specify below)EVALUATIONREQUESTED FROMUSSR ONLYEXCHANGES(CHECK ONE)NOTO USSRFROM USSRFIELD COMMENTSATTN: OSSPlease advise if this information is of interest. These type of incidents occur occasionally and we can obtain detailed information if desired.HEADQUARTERS COMMENTS![illegible headquarters comments]APPROVED BYSupervisory, OSSFILMSECRET209-16
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# SECRETCOUNTRY: Panama/El Salvador/ChileXMDI OA(S) 322/06120-70SUBJECT: Panamanian National, Julian NINORuiz, Deported from El Salvador/Limited Biographics13 March 19701. On 5 and 6 Nar 70 guard personnel from The Weckenhut Corporation' were contracted to provide guard services for the subject to insure his departure from the US while changing plano at Miami international Airport. While supervising the guard service, the following information was obtained.2. Subject is a Panamanian national, an alleged Cormunist, deported from El Salvador for political reasons. Covernment of Panama refused to accept entry of subject; Chile agreed to accept his. Subject had no pass- port or visa, only various "emergency" papera. Piyoical description: Black male, 5'6", 140 pounds, about 35 years of age, gold filled teeth.3. Subject was being transported from-El Salvador to Chile via Lo Chilean Airlines and arrived at the Miami International Airport at 221! hours on 5 Mar 70. He was taken to the Lan Chile VIP room where how guarded until his time of departure ot 0545 ori 6 Har 70 for his dest. In Chile. There was to be a layover in Liza, Peru, where it was real that subject might attempt an escape.4. At the Niaci International Airport subject was met by the Panam Consul General (name unknown) and the El Salvadoran Consul General, Img Ricardo Dutria, 208 Pan Americon hank Building, 150 EE Third Avenue, Mi Florida, Telephone 371-8850. Both Consuls stated subject was being du ported for political reasons, El Salvadoran Consul atated that subje a criminal and a Cosmumist; Panamanian Consul stated he was a crimin Both considered subject to be dangerous and botti felt that he pigist an escape.5. Subject's luggage contained a black beret sith a red medalli it shaped like a shield with gold stitching on it which was not reed6. Subject allegedly was a ceaber of a gang charged with mir and perforaing perverted acts on 20 people in El Salvador.7. The attached paper contains a list of art, addresses. 2 mabere of individuals in Hani who cubject was supposed to contic his arrival in the Miami arve. When anked if he sisht do so, his ro was dented by officials. However, the El Salvadoran Consul General a copy of the document and I complied with his request. Subject w cware of a copy being made as nothing had been said in front of hi ever, when the document was returned to him he freediately smelled if there was an odor of copter fluid; he was apparently satisti copy had not been made as ho said nothing and just quietly p may,- end -SSCOST
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HOTELINTER-CONTINENTALTe te ponga rapidamente en contarJudith Herrera "La China"Telefono de su casa 5219577 que de parte ella, saludos, ycon los panameños amistosHarmodio Sledda Alvarado3049 1/2 N.W. 9 Ave. Miami- FloridaAlberto "Tito" Barría Athanasiades3712165 (que te pongan en contacto con los panameños) Saludos de mi parteHermodio Arias Guardia4464090Carlos del CIA25 S.W. 7 StreetMiami- Fla- 33132Juty NonesEn el Aeropuerto de Miami, on Taca trabajala Vare, el te puede conectar con los de panama-Si no es en TACA es en cualquiera de las otras compañías...LOCALIZAR AL DOCTOR CARLOS - Young AdomeMiami, llamar por gracia sus cheira y queleLa dirección) y a ArredondoVIRBERTO ZURITAen el down Town de MiamiEN LIMA - PERUTeléfono: 5-6787 Saludos a dona Rosa HarileiIr a Bertha y a doña Pepita de Restrepo decirle laspreguntas la dirección para sus seriesa quien las dirige20901
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# THE MACKENHUT CORPORATION300 Bird RoadCoral Gables, FloridaPERSONNEL:A142050 - Wackenhut, George - PresidentA154530 - Sauler, Henry I. DevelopmentA179729 - Kirtines,A180822 - Brodie- Berchmans, Bruce (Jr.) - Director of International OperationsA197788 - BerkmansA201550 - Kuncar, Edvard IsaREMARKS:$154531 - Wackenhut Services, Inc., 3280 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, Florida
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SECRET 221915Z JUN 76 STAFFCITE UCO/HEADQUARTERS 15633TO PRIORITY ODO/SIAMFRON OSG/FRENCHSUBJECT: ME CASE 65805 - LA DIVISION REQUEST FOR CONACT OF JACKENHUT CORPORATION OFFICER1. THIS CASE IS RESPONSIVE TO REQUIREMENT CONTROL NUMBER CPLA-702449 AND JECTIVE V.LA DIVISION HAS REQUESTED DCD ASSISTANCE IN RECONTACTING CRUCE BERCHMANS, JR., DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS OF JACKENHUT CORPORATION, CORAL GABLES, FLA. LA DIVISION PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER 3941 HIDWAY ST, MIAMI, TEL. (305) 443-2260. BERCHMANS IS A FORMER AGENCY NON-OFFICIAL COVER OFFICER WHO WAS ASKED TO RESIGN FROM THE AGENCY IN 1972.2. THROUGH AN LA DIVISION OFFICER, TOM CLINES, BERCKMANS HAS REQUESTED CONTACT WITH AN AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE AS HE HAS INFORMATION WHICH MAY BE OF INTEREST TO THE AGENCY. THE NAME OF TOM CLINES MAY BE USED TO FACILITATE CONTACT WITH BERCKMANS AS THEY BELIEVE THAT BERCKMANS MAY HAVE INFORMATION ON POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN JAMAICA.3. LA DIVISION HAS EMPHASIZED THAT THIS REQUEST IS ONLY IN RESPONSE TO BERCKMANS REQUES FOR CONTACT WITH HE AGENCY. LA DIVISION HAS NO OPERATIONAL INEREST IN BERCKMANS NOR HIS COMPANY. OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL HAS CONCURRED IN CONTACTING BERCKMANS SY ODO MIAMI. E2 INPDET CL BY 09687SECRET