Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET(When filled in)DD/PPERSONNEL DATA SHEETNAME: Mr. Robert Prentiss WHEELER AGE: 41 DATE: 16 October 1956STATION Washington D.0.AND DUTIES: Area Ops. Officer - Dep. Br. Chief DD/P UNIT: FE/1 PRIMARY CAREERDESIGNATION: DIPRESENT GRADE: GS-14 PRESENT T/O SLOT BFF-2302PROPOSED GRADE: GS-14 NUMBER AND GRADE: GS-0136.51-14CIA TRAINING: BOC, OC, SW, SICTSS Briefing, CSR PROPOSED T/O SLOT BF-110NUMBER AND GRADE GS-0136.01-14EDUCATION: Mercer University 1934 - 2½ yrs; Univ. of California 1940 - 2 yrs.- B.A.George Washington University 1944 - 2 yrs. - M.A.LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:Japanese - Speak - Fair; Read - poor; Write - poor.ASSESSED: DATE: TYPE OF POSITION: RESULTS:EXPERIENCE PRIOR TO CIA (excluding SSU-OSS):June 1946 - Sept. 1952 - U.S. Dept. of Army - Tokyo, Japan - Intell SpecialistJune 1942- June 1946 - U.S. Navy - Language Officer, Intel specialistSUMMARY OF CIA-SSU-OSS ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDING PREVIOUS GRADES AND DATES:EOD 28 Sept. 1952 to present - Deputy Chief of Mission, Tokyo, Japan - GS-14Chief, Liaison Division - Japan Station, TokyoRECOMMENDED BY:![signature of Philip F. FENDIG, CFE/1]Philip F. FENDIG, CFE/1RECOMMENDATION OF CAREER SERVICE BOARD:CONCURRENCES:![APPROVED BY NAM BOOK]SECRET
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14-00000Job Descriptions Will be assigned as Deputy Chief, FE/1.Recommended by Philip F. FENDIG, OFR/1OFFICE OF PERSONNELMAIL ROOMNov 26 11 55 AM '92
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## Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: DI Career Service BoardFROM: Chief, FE DATE: 19 December 1955SUBJECT: Mr. Robert P. WHEELERATTACHMENT: FJBA-77511. Mr. Robert P. WHEELER, I.O., FI, GS-14, will complete his overseas tour (as extended) with the Japan Base, Tokyo, in June 1956. Subject will return to the U. S. for Home Leave and requests that he be permitted to return to the Japan Base for a new two year tour of duty upon completion of TDY at Headquarters for orientation and training.2. Mr. WHEELER is Chief of Liaison for the Japan Base, Tokyo. He will resume this position upon his return to his official station (refer to Form 202 dated 9 November 1955 for subject).3. Subject's request has the concurrence of the Chief, Japan Base, and this Division.![signature of George S. Aurell]George S. AURELLChief, FBAPPROVED:![signature of DI Career Board]DI Career Board
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VIAAIR(Specily Als or Sers Pouch)RYBATSECRETCIFICATIONDISPATCH NO. 428-77515. DEC 1955DATE 30 November 1955TO Chief, FEINFO: COG/NAFROM Chief, Japan Bong, TokyoRJ.K. Mr. Palisant wherSUBJECT GENERAL Administrative ve/PersonnelSPECIFIC1. Attached is a rotation data shoot once2. As you will note lists as his first choice return to Japon Baño.3. While it is realized that has not had a regular tour at lead arters,   Japan Base concurs in's roqueat, provduod it does not hinder s   career. Tuis concurrance is based on the fact that Japan Base will be   losing by next sumitor soveral of its kayi personnel who have contributed   much to the operations of the Base. These include STAND, ASLING,   possibly CAPASSO and others.4..as a unique knowledge of the Japaneco sceno, speaks the langageand has a continuity of service that makes his service invaluable.5. Dring the next couple of years as this base gradually reduces in size,   and while the Japanero are still a receptive mood it is felt that much   can be orgolished through our liaison forts. It is therefore folt   that experience can be to the maximum benefit to KUBARK DY   his return here for another tour.6. In order to sssist this bago in its planning, an early answer will be   approclateAttachment:1. Rotation Data Sheet:Distribatlon:Orig & 2 Chief, FE, w/attach.1-005/, w/o attach,RYBATSECRETCLASSIFICATION
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VIA ATRDISPATCH NO. JM-7285TO Chief, FEFROM Chief, Japan Rese, Toko RJ.KDATE 28 OCT 1955INFO: COS/ATS Support BaseRobert P WheelerSUBJECT{GENERAL Administration/PersonnelSPECIFIC Recommendation for Promotion ofREF JAPA-30791. In pursuance of recommendation submitted in Fof, it is requested that be considered for promotion from rade of us-ll to GS-15. Subject has been in grade since 27 September 1952. So occupies a 65-15 slot.2. Subject has been in his present position for approximately one year and, has been under my supervision for 22 months.3. Subject has made an unusual contribution to the work of the base through:a. His outstanding leadership;b. His almost unique knowledge of the area;c. His ability to deal on a close personal basis with individuals on the highest levels; andd. His quick and often brilliant assessment and solution of many of the important day-to-day problems of the base.4. Those qualities coupled with his strong devotion to duty fully warrant, in my opinion, his promotion to the grade of 28-15.Harry W. LittleRobert P Wheeler Chief, Japan Sase, TokyoAttachment:1. Job Description:   18 October 1955   Distribution:1 - Addresses, w/attach.1 - COS/HA, w/attach.1 - FE Support Base, w/attach.
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# SECRETRobert P. Wheeler1.  The position currently held by incumbent is two-fold: a. Deputy for KUFIRE and b. Chief of Liaison. These two positions will be described separately.2.  Deputy KUFIRE, Japan BaseAs the title implies, incumbent is Deputy Chief, Japan Base for KUFIRE activities, a position comparable to the Deputies for Administration and KUCOMI activities. As such, incumbent is the responsible officer for "the KUFIRE activities of the Japan Base, responsible to the Chief and Deputy Chief of Base. These responsibilities include the originating, planning and supervision of the execution of all Japan Base Ki E activities under the broad supervision of the Chief of Base, guided and directed by KUBARK KUFIRE regulations such as the SOI and the TRID. Incumbent supervises the work of approximately twenty persons ranging in grade from GS-13 to GS-5 and including such persons as the KUFIRE operations officer, the special projects officer, the chiefs of the Ku E sections of the Base. It is incumbent's Further responsibility, generally on the initiative of the Deputy for Administration, to handle certain personnel matters for KFIRE personnel, matters such as efficiency reports, promotion actions, disciplinary actions, etc. Incumbent also represents the Base on all KUFIRE matters, being charged, for example, with most KUFIRE relations with higher echelons, such as thin Senior Representative, RA, and laterally with KUFIRE elements of adjacent Bases. As one of five Deputies, incur bent assists in setting Rane policy, determination of personnel assignments, determination of work assignments, determination of Base operational priorities (again under the guidance and direction of KUBARK Headquarters), and, generally with the Chief of Hase but often on his own responsibility, represents the KFTE aspects of the Rose and of KUBARK so far na Japan is concerned to JDACID, ODIPEX and ODURIST.3.  Deputy for Liaison, Japan Base (or Chief, Japan Base Liaison)In this capacity incumbent is charged with basic responsibility for all Japan Jasa liaison nottuities, via th all Japanese agencies or entities and other ODYOKS Agencies represented in Japan. Here incumbent is responsible to the Chief of Faso for the origination, planning, supervision and frequently the actual conduct of all Case Maison, under tio broad guidance of FR 52-200. Under incumbent's direct supervision are approximately twenty persons, separate from those mentioned above, who range in grade from 5-14 to 8-5, including all bare personnel in ang Sora of liaison activity thoudi their basic asstment say voll in in one of the operating sections of the Eission, wing the Sador Liaison person of on Бело, Incumbant is frequently called upon to conduct liaison activities with such persons, on the one hand, as the Deputy Prize Minister of the st country, the war's of Lajar Japanese Governmental de artments, high ranking officials of various branches of the host sout, and, on the other, with such persona as the Senior CONCED rop landerde da the country
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# SECRET-?-and various branch or section honda of the local ACID estetishm senfor nilitary officers at all lired services and various branch and soc tion chiefs of the local military batablishmente. One sonant at there activities involves AS cattore of high importance. One of the primary direct responsibilities of incumbent is the origination KURK liaison with these agencies and of oqial inport is the maintenaces of good liaison relationships, stepping in where there is potential trouble, where policy decisions sve to be ende, where new departures in liaison are necessary (such as joint operational activities with other Pad or other ONYOKE agencies).4. Inherent in both of the current assignments is the planning and review function which are both so necessary to effective and continued spora tions. This includes the initiation of POP's and review on this orig inated by personnel under the supervision of incwabent; Included also is operational review and critical analysis of all operationel and Base liaison activities.5. In addition to the above Sanctions and responsibilities, incumbent is also the case officer for one political KURTEE oporation.6. Aside from the above general description of Incumbont's duties and responsibilities the following seems pertinents incumbent has been on duty in Japan, with minor interruptions, since September 1915 and in this period, seven years was spent with 6-2 of the command (throughout its i cany changes). One result of this service has been an uninterrupted liaison relationship with many Japanese agencies and more taportantly Japanesa personalities, while, on the other hand, at the same time there has been a rathe unique relationship with the Command and with personnel of the Comrand (many of the OS personnel with whom Krunk is now in Maison ave persons with whom incumbent has sorked intintoly at some perfect throughout the past ten years, wiring for a naturalness of relationship that has said innuersale dividends). In cadition inerrant has snuctal-ized in things Japanão deg some fifteen years, being somashet more than a heophyta in Japanese history, economies, Language, Thù cnators and traditions.7. I certify that the above described duties are true and correct.int Mary W. Kittle, Jr.
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SECRETOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: FI Career Service Board DATE: 26 January 1955FROM: Chief, FESUBJECT: Mr. Robert P. WHEELER - Extension of Overseas TourATTACHMENT: FJBA-3333, dated 13 January 19551. Subject's request for extension of overseas tour contained in the attachment is forwarded for your approval.2. Mr. WHEELER entered on duty with the Agency in the field on 28 September 1952. He completed his two-year tour on 23 September 1954 and requests that his tour be extended to 28 September 1956.3. The above request has the concurrence of the Chief of the Japan Mission and Chief, FE/1.for George E. AURELLChief, FEAPPROVED:FI Career Service BoardOrigi A. Tallacken- 3332-SECRET
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VIA AIRDISPATCH NO. PJBA-3333TO: Chief, FS DATE 13 JAN 1955FROM: Chief, Japan Mission INFO: Support MissionSUBJECT GENERAL: Administrative - Personnel Request for Extension of Overseas DutySPECIFIC: Robert P. WHEELERRobert P. WHEELER completed his two-year overseas tour on 28 September 1954. Subject requests an extension to 28 September 1956. The Chief of Mission concurs in this request.Viola N. PARTAINActing Chief, Personnel SectionDistribution:4 - Headquarters1 - Support Mission
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MEMORANDUMRobert P. WheelerTO :FROM : Chief of MissionSUBJECT: Commendation11 June 19541. It gives me very great pleasure to forward here- with a personal commendation to you from Robert A. ASCHAM, Chief, KUBARK. This commendation was transsitted to the Japan Mission by Philip J. CROCKETT, the Senior Represen tative, North Asia, who requested that his personal appre- ciation be extended to you.2. Your performance in the case which resulted in A3CHAM' a commendation reflects great credit upon KUBARK in general and upon the Japan Mission in particular, as well as indicating conclusively your outstanding profes- sional and executive capabilities in the direction and conduct of intelligence activitios.3. I wish to take this opportunity to offer my con- gratulations and to extend my personal thanks and appreci- ation.![Signature of Robert Kendall]Robert J. KENDALL
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SECRETMAY 1 1954TO: Robert P. WheelerSUBJECT: Commendation.1.  It is a very real pleasure for me to be able to acknowledge the excellent manner in which you carried out your duties as officer in charge of the direct handling of the POCARGO case. You are to be particularly commended on the manner in which you adjusted to a type of operation with which you had never previously been directly concerned, on the personal rapport which you developed with POCARGO and the good judgment displayed in anticipating and dealing with difficult personality problems, and on your understanding of the broad policy problems implicit in this case.2.  I wish to assure you that your substantial contributions to the success of this operation, as well as the personal inconvenience caused by your precipitate and prolonged departure from your family, are fully appreciated. You are further commended on the demonstrated fact that this personal inconvenience in no way affected either your effectiveness or your contagious enthusiasm which contributed so much to this operation.3.  Copies of this letter are being forwarded for the Chief, Japan Mission and the Senior Representative, North Asia, as well as to your permanent personnel file at headquarters.ROBERT A. ASCHAMSECRET
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PERSONNEL TRANSFER AND CLEARANCE SHEET3 October 1952TO: Chief, FRFROM: Chief, JCU1. Robert Prentiss WHEELER Branch: JCU2. Detached from: Tokyo, Japan Ordered to: Washington, D. C.   On Temporary Duty for 90 days and return to Tokyo, Japan3. Approximate date of departure: 3 October 1952. Travel by air.4. Monthly salary allotment in the Field: $400. Not yet effective.   Overall base pay per annum: $9600 Marital status: Married.5. Allowances: 10% Differential. Not yet effective.6. Per Diem: Not applicable7. Unaccounted or unpaid advances at time of detachment:   Travel advance in the amount of $1,460.62 outstanding. Travel from Tokyo,   Japan, to Washington, D.C., to be accounted for at headquarters. Travel   from Washington, D.C., to Tokyo, Japan, to be accounted for at field sta-   tion upon return to Japan.8. Leave used at this station: None   Accumulated leave to date of detachment: UnknownAdditional Remarks: Subject entered on duty in the field 28 September 1952.Transfer of leave record has not yet been accomplished. Salary and 10%differential have not been paid.FOR THE CHIEF, JCU:Walter D. NEWKIRK
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VIA: AIRSPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCHSECRETSecurity ClassificationDISPATCH NO. ZJJA-505TO: Chief, FEFROM: Chief, JCUSUBJECT GENERAL: Administration - PersonnelSPECIFIC: WHEELER, Robert Prentiss, Completion of Personnel FormsREPEPENCE: 2JJH-108, 17 March 1952ATTACHMENTS:(a) Form W-4(b) Form 61(c) Secrecy Agreement (dup)(d) SF 78 (in lieu of Form 88)(e) Letter of Appointment (dup)(f) SP 2806(g) Form 37-79 (dup)(h) Form 37-50(i) Komorandum of Field Allowance dated 28 September 1952 (dup)(j) True Signature Form (dup)(k) Personnel Transfer and Clearance Sheet (quad)1. Transmitted herewith are completed personnel forms for subject employee.2. Standard Form 2808, Designation of Beneficiary, is withhold by this   Unit. Designated beneficiary as indicated by Retirement Act order of preference   is satisfactory to subject.3. Reference attachment (j), Acknowledgement of Pseudonym Forms will follow.4. Attachment (k) is submitted in accordance with Field Regulation 30-3.   Subject entered on duty 28 September 1952 and estimated date of departure from   Tokyo is 3 October 1952 via Pan American Airways Flight 822 at 1600 for temporary   duty in headquarters for a period of 90 days. A travel advance in the amount of   $1,460,62 has been given employee. A field allotment of $400 per pay period will   be effective beginning pey period 11 October to 8 November 1952. This allotment   will accumulate at the field station and will be paid in a lump sum upon subject's   return from temporary duty at headquarters, However, the period of duty from   28 September to 12 October 1952 should be paid to subject by the headquarters fi-   nance division.SECRETCLASSIFICATIONRI COPY
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# SECRECY AGREEMENT1.  I, Robert Prentiss Wheeler, understand that by virtue of my duties in the I may be the recipient of Information and intelligence which concerns the present and future security of the United States and which belongs to the United States. This information and intelligence, together with the methods of collecting and handling it, are classified according to security standards set by the I have read and understand the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 15, 1917, (Espionage Act) as amended, concerning the disclosure of information relating to the National Defense and I am familiar with the penalties provided for violation thereof.2.  I agree that I do not now, nor shall I ever possess any right, interest, title or claim in or to any of the information or intelligence or the methods of collecting or handling of it which has come or shall come to my attention by virtue of my connection with the , but shall always recognize the property right of the United States of America in and to such matters.3.  I do solemnly swear that I will never divulge, publish nor reveal either by word, conduct, or any other means such classified information, intelligence or knowledge, except in the performance of my official duties and in accordance with the laws of the United States, unless specifically authorized in writing in each case by the Director,4.  I understand that no change in my assignment or employment will relieve me of my obligation under this oath and that the provisions of this oath will remain binding upon me even after the termination of my services with the United States.5.  I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion..In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this 23rd day of September 1952.Robert Prentiss Wheeler (Seal)Sworn to before me this 23 day of September 1952at Tokyo, JapanBonnie M. TenelesRichard H
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VIA:A I R(SPECIFY AIR OR SLA POUCH)DISPATCH NO. FJTA - 1499TO: Chief, FEDATE: AUG. 28. 1953FROM: Senior Representative, TokyoSUBJECT: GENERAL- Administrative - PersonnelSPECIFIC- Commendation of Mr. Robert P. WHEELERAttachment (1) Dispatch No. FJJA-1279- dtd 17 August 1953 under the above subjectIt is with pleasure that I endorse and forward to Headquarters the attached dispatch prepared by the Chief, JCU, commondingfor performance of his duties as Chief of Staff, JCU.![Signature of Phillip J. Crockett]PHILIP J. CROCKETT24 August 1953Distribution:3 - HQS - u/3 encls.1 - JCU - u/o "1 - Registry1 - File
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# SECRETCONFIDENTIAL FUNDS PERSONNEL ACTIONNAMEWHEELER, Robert PrentissDATE2 November 1951EFFECTIVE DATEMATURE OF ACTIONExcepted AppointmentFROMTOTITLEI.O. (CE)GRADE AND SALARYGS-13$8360OFFICE030DIVISIONFDZBRANCHCJapan Composite UnitCE Section Slot #1OFFICIAL STATIONTokyo, JapanQUALIFICATIONSAPPROVALFOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOREXECUTIVEPERSONNEL OFFICERPOST DIFFERENTIAL AUTHORIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AGENCY REGULATIONSYESNODATH OF OFFICE AND NO STRIKE AFFIDAVIT EXECUTED ONCECURITY CLEARED ONOVERSEAS AGREEMENT SIGNEDUNTERED ON DUTYREMARKS:C # 1817Attachments: Pits (in duplicate) u/Appendix I, Ltr. of AvailabilityRequest subject be processed against Japan Composite Unit, CE Section Slot #1 (1.0, CE, GS-13), Personnel No. 51. Subject to be processed at basid salary of GS-13; upon receipt of 201. Ale from Deptar, necessary salary adjustments to be made at that time.ICU, Requesting Waiver of 030 Rog. 20-1 attached.Secrecy agrement to bo forwarded from the Field.SECRETSECURITY INFORMATION
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F. Facility of oral expression (NOT OBSERVED1Unable to express self clearly. Pre-sented ideas in groping and incoherent fashion.2Lacked fluency of prose in his speech, but meaning usually clear.3Displayed reasonable facility in oral expression.4Spoke confidently, conveying ideas clearly and readily.5Outstanding in fluency and clarity of oral expression.G. Ability to Get Along With Associates. (NOT OBSERVED1Frequently alienated his associates.2Failed to win social acceptance but did not actively antagonize others.3Reasonably effective in his social relations.4Displayed definite ability to achieve harmonious relationships with his associates.5Unusually effective in his ability to win acceptance from others.H. Ability to Influence His Associates (NOT OBSERVED1Withdrew from group activities to a marked degree, failing to influence the thinking and actions of others.2Normally socially retiring, opinions rarely affected his associates.3Usually participated in group activities, was fairly successful in selling a point or himself.4Was excellent at influencing others by his own personality and thinking.5Was outstanding in ability to command respect and attention through his personality and thinking.I. Tact (NOT OBSERVED1Markedly blunt and indiscreet.2Frequently said or did something which induced an unfavorable reaction.3Reasonably discreet and tactful.4Had good discernment for the appropriate thing to say or do.5Consistently demonstrates keen perception for fitting speech or conduct.J. Adaptation to Training (NOT OBSERVED1Displayed no interest or enthusiasm for training and failed to adapt himself to the demands made upon him.2Accepted training program reluctantly and had difficulty adapting himself to the training requires.3Displayed average interest in and acceptance of training.4Exhibited an excellent acceptance of training and readily adapted to demands made upon him.5Outstanding in his acceptance of training and display of enthusiasm and interest.COMMENTS![signature of chief instructor]![signature of deputy for staff]![signature of chief, training and evaluation]
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# CONFIDENTIALSecurity InformationSections 1 through 6 will be completed by employee. Type if possible.1. NAME (Printed) WHEELER   CAP RATING   SALARY   GS-14   $9600.   Date of assignment to present: 28 Sept. 19522. (Was in U.S. on TDY. Returned station 12 January 1953)   Description of duties since last efficiency report. (List most recent first. Describe concisely but fully)Deputy Chief of Station3. If courses of instruction were completed during period of this report. List title, location of school, length of course and date completed:Courses while on TDY in U.S.4. Proficiency in Foreign Language|          | READING  || -------- | :------: ||          | EXC FAIR || Japanese |    X     ||          |    Z     ||     | HEARING  || --- | :------: ||     | EXC FAIR ||     |    Z     ||     | UNDERSTANDING || --- | :-----------: ||     |   EXC  FAIR   ||     |       X       |5. My preference for next duty after termination of current assignment is:WIER OF DUTYSa meSare(List one or more in order of preference)6. Have there been any changes in personal status since original employment or last report – whichever is latest. NoMarital Status No Number of dependents 1. Emergency addressee No legal address No If the answer to any of the above is yes, attach a separate detailed report in duplicate hereto. In the case of marriage, the report will include names, witnesses, and citizenship of spouse, Father-in-law, Mother-in-law, Brothers-in-law and Sisters-in-law.Date 1 June 1953.* Child born 11 Feb. 1953  Charles Slayton