Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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18 JUL 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. James A. NoelSUBJECT: Retirement Information1.  There are a few situations in which an employee at the time of retirement may have so many years of service (almost 37) that he would receive a higher annuity under the Civil Service Retirement System than under the Organization System. Because of this, the policy decision has been made that a participant in the Organization System who would receive a higher annuity under the Civil Service System may, not later than eighteen months prior to his retirement, apply to be removed from our system and transferred to the Civil Service System. Since you will complete 37 years of Federal service in January of next year it is felt that you should be advised of your retirement status under the Organization System and also if returned to the Civil Service System. The following information is being submitted to assist you in determining which course of action you desire to follow:a. During the period from 15 August 1944 through 19 October 1946 there were no retirement deductions withheld from your salary. In order for this time to be credited in counting total service under the Organization System it would be necessary for you to make a deposit, with interest, to cover this period. The maximum annuity under our system is 70 per cent based on 35 years of creditable service. If you should return to the Civil Service System in order to receive the maximum annuity it would be necessary for you to make a deposit, with interest, to cover that period for which no contributions were made; however, you may receive full credit in counting total service without making a deposit but your annuity will be reduced by one-tenth of the amount due as deposit.b. As you are aware, you are presently entitled to apply for voluntary retirement under the Organization Retirement and Disability System. The annuity estimate given below as of 31 October 1967 would be applicable if a deposit were made to cover the period for which no deductions were withheld. The annuity estimate given for 31 March 1968 would be applicable without a deposit since you would have completed 35 years of creditable service at that time without this period of service.|                                         | 31 October 1967 |            | 31 March 1968 || --------------------------------------- | --------------- | ---------- | ------------- ||                                         |                 |            |               || Basic Annuity                           | $14,265.00      | $14,640.00 |               || Reduced to Provide for Survivor Benefit | $13,109.00      | $13,446.00 |               || Survivor Benefit                        | $7,848.00       | $8,052.00  |               |
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SECRETSUBJECT: Retirement Informatione. If you were to return to the Civil Service Retiroment System, you would be entitled to retire under the 55-30 optional provision at any time after you have been back in that system for a period of one year. The Civil Service Regulations state that to retire under the Civil Service Retirement System an employee must have been under that system for at least one year during the two years immediately preceding retirement under that System. Therefore If you should desire to return to the Civil Service System you should submit a request to Headquarters sufficiently in advance of your planned retirement in order to allow time for your request to be acted upon and for transfer to be made effective, as well as allowing for the aforementioned one year required by Civil Service Regulations. The following annuity estimate would be applicable in this situation as of 31 December 1968, assuming a deposit is made:|                                            |            || ------------------------------------------ | ---------- || Basic Annuity                              | $15,755.00 || Reduced to Provide for<br>Survivor Benefit | $14,450.00 || Survivor Benefit                           | $ 8,664.00 |2.  The above information is being forwarded for your consideration and should not be considered as anything more. If you have any questions regarding the above please feel free to forward them to Headquarters.B. DeFeliceChief, Benefits and Services Division
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SECRETDoD21 June 1967M-MORANDUM FOR: JAMES A. NOELSUBJECT : Retirement Planning1. The attached menorundun dated 29 May 1967 fron the Director of Personnel concerns current Agency policy on re- tirement of personnel at age 60.2. According to our records, you will achieve ago 60 on 3/19/71, having completed 40 years   2 months of service. On this basis you would be scheduled to retire on 31 MARCH 1971.3. If there are any questions relative to your status, please feel free to call. Fran J. Dewald, Jr., of the Clan- desting Services Personnel Staff, extension 5476. We also urge you to contact the Retirement Branch, Office of Person- nel, extension 2257 as soon as it is convenient for you.![Signature]Gerald E. MillerDDP/orSECRET
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ADMINISTRATIVEINTERNAL USE ONLY27 APR 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: James A. NoelSUBJECT : Retirement Planning1. As a participant in the CIA Retirement and Disability System, you will reach mandatory retirement at age 60. The prospect of retirement deserves serious thought and planning because of its impact on each of us and for this reason, we are taking this opportunity to provide you with this advance notice that according to our records you will be required to retire on March 1971.2. Planning ahead can bring about, with each passing year, definite progress toward your retirement goals and the Agency is anxious to assist you in your retirement planning.3. We would like to make available to you as much information as possible on the general subject of retirement, your annuity estimates, life and health insurance protection in retirement, opportunities for other employment, Social Security benefits, and other additional material which is available. The Agency feels that this type of information and advisory service should be made available and, hopefully, will be used by employees well in advance of the date of retirement.4. Our Chief, Retirement Branch, on extension 3257, is available to discuss with you any aspect of your retirement planning and we encourage you to contact him.![Signature of Emmett D. Echols]Emmett D. EcholsDirector of PersonnelADMINISTRATIVEINTERNAL USE ONLY
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of PersonnelTHRU : DDP/OPSUBJECT : PCS Return Prior to Completion of Tourof Duty - James A. NoelREFERENCE : CSN-20-59, dated 17 November 19651. This memorandum contains in paragraph 3 a recommendation for the approval of the Director of Personnel.2. Mr. Noel arrived in Madrid as the Chief of Station on 21 September 1961. After home leave, he returned to Madrid on 7 August 1964, for a second tour of duty which would normally be completed on 6 August 1986. We have been advised that upon completion of his current assignment, Mr. Noel will be assigned as Chief of the DODS field office in San Francisco, California. Since the officer now filling that position is required to leave in early September for another assignment, it is very desirable that Mr. Noel arrive in San Francisco about 6 September. Therefore, it is requested that Mr. Noel be permitted to leave Madrid on or about 1 July 1986. This will permit him to take some home leave and arrive at his new post in sufficient time to settle his family, which includes two school age children, and report for his projectod assignment on schedule.Edward RyanActing ChiefWestern Europe Division
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SECRET2SUBJECT: PCA Return Prior to Completion of Tour of Duty -James A. NoelCONCUR:See Concurrence on Page 1DDP/OP22 April 1966DateThe recommendation in paragraph 3 is APPROVED:/s/ F. L. ButtlesDirector of Personnel10 APR 1966Date![Stamp indicating information is excluded from automatic declassification]SECRET
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# SECRETFIELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIREDO NOT COMPLETEFOR HEADQUARTERS. USE ONLYAUTHENTICATION OF SIGNATURES AND VERIFICATION OF ITEMS 1 THROUGH 7. BELOW:NAME OF EMPLOYEE (true)James NoelDATE(from item 8.1) NAME OF SUPERVISOR (true)18 Feb. 1963DATE (from item 8.3)DATENAME AND SIGNATURE OF OFFICIAL AT HEADQUARTERSAUTHORIZED TO AUTHENTICATE SIGNATURES -AND-VERIFY DATA IN ITEMS NOS. 1 THROUGH 7, BELOWTO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE1. DATE OF BIRTH 2. GRADE19 Mar 1911 GS-163. CURRENT POSITION TITLE AND GRADEChief of Station7A. DATE OF PCS ARRIVAL IN FIELD ON 'THIS' TOUR.23 September 19614. SERVICE DESIGNATION (if known)5. CURRENT STATION OR FIELD BASE   Madrid7B. EXPECTED DATE OF DEPARTURE FROM FIELDabout 10 June 19626. OTHER DUTY STATIONS OR FIELD BASES DURING CURRENT TOURNone7C. EXPECTED DATE OF ARRIVAL AT HEADQUARTERS PCS8. WRITE A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR MAJOR DUTIES DURING THE CURRENT TOUR OF DUTY (see special note on Transmittal Form):Chief of Station. Overall responsibility for all KUMARK operations and activities in country of assignment.9. PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT:A. WRITE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE TYPE OF WORK YOU WOULD PREFER FOR YOUR NEXT ASSIGNMENT IF IT DIFFERS FROM THAT INDICATED IN ITEM NO. 8, ABOVE. IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE PREFERENCE, INDICATE YOUR CHOICES.Return to post for second tour following home leave.B. INDICATE WHAT TRAINING YOU BELIEVE YOU SHOULD HAVE IN ORDER TO INCREASE YOUR VALUE TO THE ORGANIZATION (refer to catalog of courses, if available):None at this time.FORM3-59 202OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(4)
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# SECRETD. PREFERENCE FOR NERT ASSIGNMENT (continued)C INDICATE YOUR PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT BY INSERTING NUMBERS 1, 2 AND 3 (for 1st. 2nd and 3rd choice) IN THE BORES DELORRETURN TO MY CURRENT STATIONDE ASSIGNED TO MEADQUARTERS FOR A TOUR OF DUTY. WITH RESPECT TO POSSIBLE ASSIGNMENT IN NEADQUARTERS, INDICATE CHOICE OF COMPONENTI:1ST. CHOICE ME 2ND. CHOICE WII 3RD. CHOICE ---12 DE ASSIGNED TO ANOTHER FIELD STATION. WITH RESPECT TO POSSIBLE REASSIGNMENT TO ANOTHER FIELD STATION. INDICATE CHOICE OF GEOGRAPHIC AREA OR SPECIFIC STATION, BASED ON QUALIFICATIONS.1ST. CHOICE Hague 2NO. CHOICE Copenhagen SRO. CHOICE Mexico City10. HOW MUCH LEAVE DO YOU DESIRE BETWEEN ASSIGNMENTS? INDICATE NUMBER OF WORK DAYS 4511. INDICATE THE NUMBER AND AGE OF DEPENDENTS WHO WILL BE TRAVELLING OR MOVING WITH YOU!    wifes and two cons, aços (at time of contemplated travel - June 1964) 15 and 13.11A. INDICATE ANY CHANGE IN YOUR PERSONAL OR FAMILY SITUATION WHICH SHOULD BE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING YOUR NEXT ASSIGNMENTLone - except schooling facilities for children.12. SIGNATURE: COMPLETE ITEM NO. S. 1. TRANSMITTAL SHEET, TO INDICATE COMPLETION OF ABOVE PORTION OF THIS FORM.TO RE COMPLETED BY SUPERVISOR AT FIELD STATION13. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EMPLOYEE, HIS EXPRESSED PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT, AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATION, INDICATE YOUR RECOMMENDATION FOR HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAININGI14. SIGNATURE: COMPLETE ITEM NO. 3-2, TRANSMITTAL SHEET, TO INDICATE COMPLETION OF THIS PORTION OF THE FORM,TO BE COMPLETED BY APPROPRIATE CAREER SERVICE. OFFICER OR PERSONNEL OFFICER AT HEADQUARTERS15. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EMPLOYEE, HIS EXPRESSED PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT, AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE COMPONENT TO WHICH HE IS CURRENTLY ASSIGNED, INDICATE YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING:    Recommend approval of extension to June 1964. A recommendation regarding a second tour or other assignment will be forwarded to the Panel at a later date.16. NAME FFER SERVICE OFFICER OR PERSONNEL OFFICER SIGNATURE    GEORGE K. MODANNAM    DATE 11 April 1963FOR USE OF CAREER SERVICE17. EMPLOYEE ☐ HAS ☐ HAS NOT BEEN NOTIFIED OF PLANNED 18. REFERENCE    REASSIGNMENT    DISPATCH NO. CABLE NO.19. TYPED OR PRINTED NAME20. SIGNATURE21. TITLE22. DATE23. COMMENTSSECRET
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SECRETFIELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIREAUTHENTICATION OF SIGNATURES AND VERIFICATION OF ITEMS I THROUGH 7. GELOR:NAME OF EMPLOYEE (true)James A. NOELDATE(from item-1)11 Jan 55NAME OF SUPERVISOR (true)J. C. KINGDATE (Fron 1100-2)26 Jan 55NAME AND SIGNATURE OF OFFICIAL AT HEADQUARTERSAUTHORIZED TO AUTHENTICATE SIGNATURES ANDVERIFY DATA IN ITEMS NOS. I THROUGH 7. BELOW:DATE2/7/55TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE1. DATE OF BIRTH   11 March 19112. GRADE   GS-153. CURRENT POSITION TITLE   Chief of Mission4. BERVICE DESIGNATION (if knom)   KUFIRE   SD-FL5. CURRENT STATION OR FIELD BASE   Caracas6. OTHER DUTY STATIONS OR FIELD BASES DURING CURRENT TOUR   None7. EXPECTED DATE OF DEPARTURE   September 19558. WRITE A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR MAJOR DUTIES DURING THE CURRENT TOUR OF DUTY (see special note on Transmittal Fora):Chief of Mission at Caracas. Supervisory jurisdiction over Sub-Station at Maracaibo. Supervision of all KUMARK activities in Venezuela. Liaison with Ambassador, Service Attachés, and Ambassy section heads; liaison with friendly intelligence and security services. Projects and plans.9. PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT:   A. WRITE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE TYPE OF WORK YOU WOULD PREFER FOR YOUR NEXT ASSIGNMENT IF IT DIFFERS FROM THAT INDICATED IN ITEM NO. 8. ΑΦΟVE. IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE PREFERENCE, INDICATE YOUR CHOICES.First preference: Branch Chief in WH Division8. INDICATE WHAT TRAINING YOU BELIEVE YOU SHOULD HAVE IN ORDER TO INCREASE YOUR VALUE TO THE ORGANIZATION (refer to catalog of courses, if available):CE CourseCommunist Party OperationsOperational SecurityFORM NO. 202SEP 54SECRET
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SECRET9. PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT (continued):OFFICE OT. PERE ashind 3rd choice!C. INDICATE YOUR PREFERENCE FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT BY INSERTING NUMBERS 1. 2 ANDIN THE BOXES BELOWI2 RETURN TO MY CURRENT STATION3 DE ASSIONED TO ANOTHERFEB-8 2 24 PM '55... CHOICE FORWITH RESPECT TO A POSSIBLE REASSIGNMENT TO ANOTHER FIELD STATION, INDICATE YOUR 1ST. 201GEOGRAPHIC AREA OR SPECIFIC STATION:1ST CHOICE:Mexico City....20 CHOICE:Santiago.SED CHOICE:LondonMAIL ROOM10. HOW MUCH LEAVE DO YOU DESIRE BETWEEN ASSIGNMENTS?INDICATE NUMBER OF WORF DAYS45 work days14511. INDICATE THE NUMBER AND AGE OF DEPENDENTS WHO WILL BE TRAVELLING OR MOVING SITH YOU!Wife, 43; two children, 6 and 4.12. SIGNATURE: COMPLETE ITEM NO. 3-1. TRANSMITTAL SHEET, TO INDICATE COMPLETION OF ABOVE PORTION OF THIS FORM.TO BE COMPLETED BY SUPERVISOR AT FIELD STATION13. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EMPLOYEE, HIS EXPRESSED PREFERENCE FOR NEXT    ASSIGNMENT, AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATION, INDICATE YOUR RECOMMENDATION FOR HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT    AND TRAINING:14. SIGNATURE: COMPLETE ITEM NO. S.2. TRANSMITTAL SHEET, TO INDICATE COUPLETION OF THIS PORTION OF THE FORM.TO BE COMPLETED BY APPROPRIATE SUPERVISOR AT HEADQUARTERS15. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PAST EXPERIENCE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EMPLOYEE. HIS EXPRESSED PREFERENCE FOR NEXT    ASSIGNMENT. AND THE STAFFING REQUIREMENTS OF THE DIVISION TO WHICH HE IS GURRENTLY ASSIGNED, INDICATE YOUR    RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING:I concur in subject's expressed preference for next assignment and recommendthat he be given the training courses listed in 9B.16. NAME OF SUPERVISORJ. C. KINGSIGNATURE:TITLE:JekmgCHIEF, HE DIVISIONDATE:17. REMARKS (additional comment)26 January 1955This officer, who will have been with the Agency for nine years on the completionof his present tour, never has had a Headquarters assignment. His performancein the field has been excellent and his long experience will make him a valuableaddition to WE Headquarters staff.SECRET
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# INSTRUCTIONS:1.  CONTRACT EMPLOYEES (TYPE A AND CAREER)2.  INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS UNDER WRITTEN CONTRACT OR MOC (US CITIZENS OR RESIDENT ALIENS ONLY)3.  THIS FORM IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR OPERATIONAL OR FIELD AGENTS4.  COPIES OF THIS FORM WILL BE RETAINED BY THE ORIGINATING COMPONENT (NUMBER OF COPIES AT ITS DISCRETION) AND BY CSPS/AGENT BRANCH (1 COPY ONLY)NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE)Cecil J. KTOBUKAR (F).MARITAL STATUS NO. DEPENDENTS. YEAR(S) OF BIRTHMarried 2 1911 and 1951SEA DATE OF BIRTHMALE 19 March, 1911NATIONALITY LAST MEDICAL EXAMU.S. Dom. 1967DATE OF LATEST SECURITY/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL JOB TITLE COMPONENT3 April 1956 Ops Off DOCONTRACT CATEGORY EFFECTIVE DATE EXPIRATION DATE SALARY GRADE EQUIVALENT PROJECT OR FAN #Career Agent 4 Aug. 1958 NA 30,054 GS-16/7 WUBALANCESOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS YES NOFECA DEATH AND DISABILITY YESANNUAL AND SICK LEAVE. YESCIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT YES NACIA RETIREMENT OR COMMERICAL CIA ANNUITYFEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE YES 10CONTRACT LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE NOMISSING PERSONS BENEFITSOTHER (CYPLAN) UBLIC, WAPPA, DRUID DISEASE & ASS'N YESON-CIA EDUCATION: HEALTH PLANHigh School Graduate| DATES     | EMPLOYER       | NON-CIA EMPLOYMENT | LOCATION          | FUNCTION    | SALARY || --------- | -------------- | ------------------ | ----------------- | ----------- | ------ || 1931-1936 | Dept. of State |                    | Mexico            | Vice-Consul |        || 1936-1941 | "              |                    | "                 | "           |        || 1941-1944 | "              |                    | "                 | "           |        || 1944-1947 | OUS/SSU/CIC    |                    | Spain & Guatemale | COS         |        |CIA TRAININGInvest Tech, Photo, Commo Trng, Famil in Sound & Surveil Equip, Intel Orient,CAIC, AID, Documentation, Crypto, Psych Warfare, Cland Pol War, Basic Gupervisionand Cland Pol Warfare. (Training taken during staff status).4-7/68 COB, Can Francisco Madrid & SF.Guatemala, 3M, Caracas, Hos, Havana, CS-12 - CS-16| DATES      | FUNCTION | CONTR CAT    | LOCATION      | PROJECT   | SALARY | GRADE || ---------- | -------- | ------------ | ------------- | --------- | ------ | ----- || 4 Aug 1958 | Ops Off  | Career Agent | San Francisco | WUBALANCE | 26,540 | 15/6  ||            |          |              |               |           | 30,054 | 16/7  ||            |          |              |               |           | 31,857 |       |SECALT
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FACTORS AFFECTING SUBJECT (PUBLIC EXPOSURE - PRESS, RADIO, TV), KNOWN OR SUSPECTED IDENTIFICATION TO OTHER THAN CIA STAFF PERSONNEL, INTELLIGENCE, OR SECURITY SERVICESIf such factors exist, they have not affected his performance in his present assignment. He is far removed geographically from his overseas assignment.COVERA. PRESENT COVER IS ☐ OFFICIAL ☑ NON-OFFICIALDIVISION EVALUATION OF COVER SECURITY:Excellent. KLOBUKAR poses as a retired Foreign Service Officer and can testify to his service with the Department since 1931. In addition he is a legitimate member of two private organizations active in the field of international relations which provide him with access to consular officials in San FranciscoEVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE:KLOBUKAR has recruited several support agents and has been used successfully by the San Francisco Base on other operational activities. One of these ad hoc activities aided the assessment and final recruitment of two students from Saudi Arabia, the first recruited in the United States under the priority NE Division TWJUNGLE program.ADAPTASILITY (SUBJECT AND FAMILY) TOWARDS DUAL LIFEExcellentB. PREVIOUS COVER WAS ☑ OFFICIAL ☐ NON-OFFICIAL (GIVE BRIEF DESCRIPTION IF NOC)MOBILITYINDICATE LIMITING FACTORS BOTH PERSONAL AND OPERATIONALNoneFUTURE VIILIZATIONINDICATE PLANSOR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AFTER CURRENT ASSIGAMENTThis is KLOBUKAR's last tour as he reaches the mandatory retirement age in March 1971.
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SECRET(When Filled In)BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE (...RI 2)FILE. SERIES NO.055292NAME (Last-First-Middle)NOEL, James ArthurDATE OF BIRTHMar 1911![photo of Noel, James II]SUMMARY OF CAREER PREFERENCE OUTLINE AND/OR FIELD REASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIREIDENTITY OF OTHER DOCUMENTS WHICH SHOULD BE REVIEWED IN DETAILADDITIONAL INFORMATIONAppreciation 1954 from Administrator, Bureau of Inspection, Security & Consular Affairs, Dept of State for security assistance furnished during the Tenth Inter-American Conference at Caracas, Venezuela.Commendation 1959 from Chief, WH Division for superior performance during the Cuban crisis.Admonition 1963 from C/WH for part in command failure in control and supervision of a sensitive operation.DATE REVIEWED20 Apr 1966PROFILE REVIEWED BYhms/ncFORM NO. 1200 (PART 2) SECRET PROFILE
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# SECRET RYBAT12 May 1970Memorandum in Lieu of Fitness Report for Cecil J. KLOBUKARfor the Period 31 March 1969 to 31 March 1970Cecil J. KLOBUKAR, a career agent, has been primarily targeted against the local consular community during this reporting period. For this purpose he has maintained membership in two local organizations concerned with foreign affairs. More than that, he has been an active contributor to their programming and has participated in most of their social and cultural functions. This has enabled him to come in contact with a relatively large number of consulate officers. During the past year he has met, on one or more occasions, thirty consular members. He is concentrating, however, on the ten consulates which have representation in the denied and semi-denied areas. Within this area he is further refining the target by attempting to contact the more junior officers who give promise of a longer future career and a greater chance of being posted to an area of operational interest. To date, he has succeeded in establishing such contacts in the Japanese, Finnish and Indian Consulates. In this last case he has successfully passed the target to another Base officer for further development and hopes to accomplish the same with his Japanese and Finnish contacts.In addition to this primary responsibility, KLOBUKAR also handles a support asset who is targeted against the academic community. He is directing this asset's efforts in the cultivation of two promising leads -- one, Japanese and the other, Vietnamese. Both of these cases are progressing very well due in great part to the direction and guidance which KLOBUKAR gives to the support asset.KLOBUKAR also played a very important and direct role in the assessment and intermediate cultivation of TWPARROT/1 and TWPARROT/2 who were subsequently successfully recruited. He is now developing a local QKWAFER student who is an interesting, but difficult, recruitment prospect.KLOBUKAR is cost conscious in the expenditure of operational funds; he does not have supervisory responsibilities.SECRET RYBAT
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## SECRET RYBATPage 2As has been indicated above, KLOBUKAR has made excellent progress in gaining access to the consular community and in maintaining personal contact with potential recruitment prospects. He has also done extremely well in his direct participation in the academic area and in the supervision and direction of his support asset; his performance has been **Strong**.Signed in pseudo on 45a on 12 May 1970Eugene O'MaraChief of Base, San FranciscoSigned in pseudonym on 45 a by employee on 12 May 1970EmployeeI concur with the rating and narrative comments. Subject has done remarkably well in establishing himself within the San Francisco diplomatic community.REVIEWING OFFICIAL:![signature]  C/DOI/1 11 June 1970Signature DateSECRET RYBAT