Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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DEN-263-75 15453125 June 1975Chief, Domestic Collection DivisionOperations Services Group/OSS (SStetson)Chief, Denver Field OfficeHeadquarters Inquiry re Private Intelligence Organization, Denver, ColoradoStetson/Walker talcon, 25 June 19751.  As per referenced telcon, following your initial inquiry on 20 June 1975 ve mearched our memories for any clue to an organization in the Douver sres such as the one described in the German Gorman novapaper article. It 16 It is quite likely that st an organization staffed with ex-government types and performing such things as telephone tapa for wealthy private citizens would have come to our attention through one of our many contacts in the the area. We could t think of cone that cone that matched your description and vo let the mattor drop2.  On 24 June ve received a phone call from a local agent of the FBI who had received the same information that you had passed on to us and was trying to run it down. We again dented any knowledge of such an organization. Hovovar, as the matter was rohashed among the DFO staff ve recalled that a few months ago, shortly after the CIA expose first appeared in the New York Times, we received in the mail a brochure from The Wackenhut Corporation, 262 Havana, Denver, Colorado. This organization was described as a private investigative service with capabilities beyond that of the average private investigator in that they are staffed with men and women formerly employed by the FBI, Secret Service and DIA. He also believe that under the list of dervices they offered was some type of electronic surveillance. Since this type of organization in of no interest to us va discarded the brochure and forgot about it until your inquiry prompted us to recall ft.3.  We passed the above information on to the local Bureau office, stressing that this was indeed a long shot, that our memory of the contents of the brochure is vague at best, that we kave no reason to believe that the Wackenhut Corporation is anything other than what it advertises itself to be, and that thin is our best recollection but even at that we are not absolutely sure it was the Wackenhut Corporation that was mentioned in the brochure.4.  With this memorandum we merely wish to go on record with you an having passed the above information to the local FBI office in the form stated.PJWalker/drlE2 IMPDET CL BY 008582JAMES N. SOMMERVILLESECRET
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SECRET 2314432 JUN 76 STAFFCITE OCD/MIAMI 13374TO: DCO/HEADQUARTERSATTN: OPERATIONS SERVICES GROUP/OSD (FREICH) FROM NA INDARNINGSUBJ: CASE 65625 - LA DIVISION REQUEST FOR CONTACT OF WACKETHUT CORPORATION OFFICERREF: DCO/HEADQUARTERS 15633I AM DET NO BRUCE DECKMAN, JR., AT 2230 ON 24 JUNE 1976, AT WACKENHUT OFFICES. PLEASE ADVISE IF IT WOULD BE USEFUL PRIOR TO THE MEETING TO KNOW SOMETHING OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDERLYING THE FINAL STATEMENT IN PARAGRAPH ONE OF REFERENT. ES IMPDET CLSECRET
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SECRET 291430Z JUN 76 STAFFCITE DCD/MIAMI 13387TO: DCD/HEADQUARTERSATTN: OPERATIONS SERVICES GROUP (FRENCH)SUBJ: DCD CASE 65805 - LA DIVISION REQUEST FOR CONTACT OF WACKENHUT CORPORATION OFFICERFYI, BRUCE BERYMANS TELEPHONED ME AT MY HOME LATE ON 28 JUNE 1976 TO TELL ME THAT AFTER CONSULTATIONS WITH HIS ATTORNEY HE HAS DECIDED NOT TO SUE THE AGENCY.E2: IMPDET CL BY 011668SECRET
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CITE DOD/D1A11 13377.TO: DCO/HEADQUARTERSATTN: OSG (FRENCH)SUBJ: CASE 65835REF: DCO/HEADQUARTERS 136031. I MET BRUCE BERCKMANS AT HIS JACKENHUT OFFICE THIS MORNING AS SCHEDULED. BERCKMANS BEGAN THE INTERVIEW BY REQUESTING THAT I READ A MULTIPAGE LETTER WHICH HE IS THINKING OF SENDING TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL. IT IS A DETAILED STATEMENT OF GRIEVANCES STEMMING FROM HIS FORCED RESIGNATION AND INDICATES THAT HE IS CONSIDERING A SUIT AGAINST THE AGENCY. HE HAS IN FACT RETAINED COUNCIL, APPARENTLY ANOTHER FORMER AGENCY STAFFER, BUT THEY HAVE NOT YET DECIDED WHETHER TO PROCEED WITH LEGAL ACTION. OTHER ELEMENTS SHOULD PROBABLY BE EXPLORED.2. THE FOREGOING NOT WITHSTANDING, BERCKHAUS, WHO IS FOND OF SAYING THAT HE RESIGNED FROM THE AGENCY BUT NOT THE UNITED STATES, OFFERED TO SERVE AS A FAIRLY TYPICAL DCD CONTACT WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION HE DERIVES IN HIS REGULAR JACKENHUT DUTIES. BERCKMANS UNDOUBTEDLY HAS EASY USEFUL CONTACTS ESPECIALLY IN LATIN AMERICA AND SOON IN THE MIDDLE EAST. UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES THIS MIGHT BE A USEFUL INFORMATIONAL RELATIONSHIP.3. I TOLD BERCKMANS, HOWEVER, THAT IN VIEW OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH 1 ABOVE I FELT IT INAPPROPRIATE FOR US TO MAINTAIN ANY SYSTEMATIC RELATIONSHIP AT THIS TIME. SHOULD WE DECIDE NOT TO PROCEED WITH HIS SUIT AND OTHER MATTERS FALL INTO PLACE, PERHAPS A FUTURE USEFUL CONTACT COULD BE ESTABLISHED.4. IN DESCRIBING HIS DUTIES, BERCKMANS DID DROP ONE MINOR PIECE OF INFORMATION WHICH MIGHT BE USEFUL AGAINST THE CURRENTPAGE 2 DCD/MIAMI 13377 SECRETJAMAICAN SITUATION. THROUGH A SUBCONTRACTOR HIS COMPANY IS CONSIDERING A CONTRACT IN JAMAICA WHICH WOULD PROVIDE CUSTODIAL SERVICES FOR REVERE BAUXITE HOLDINGS WHICH THE COMPANY IS APPARENTLY PLANNING TO COTHBALL. E2 IMPDET CL BY 211668SECRET
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Chief, Domestic Collection DivisionDeputy for Field Operationa (Starling)Chief, Niani Field Office15-45-3111-125-133 December 1973Contact with EFT A 170A-1306801. In view of the conclucrable interest exposed from them to tive in any Agercy involvement with If the following information 18 awalitted for the record. de have learned fruirectly but opparently accurately that Panvel J. Chavez Je les very recently left Lis position with the lulemus Coronella nos closed as a Senior executive concerned villain Join Moin security ratlero for 17. You will recall that Ciever was store time ait to the Meal Field Office am liter t eplo.ce.2. Ceciless to say, thin cifice154531once got Leen in contact with JTF andLocal reorraply and routine courtesy are such that cu occasion an unintended social encounter ceert hoan vẻ rect in, Charoż again ne official business viễn be conductel of cay hind.BRUCE E. HARRAGHTBM:powcc: 038 (Watts)F2 IAPDER CL DY 001176
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# SECRET 221915Z JUN 76 STAFFCITE OOD/HEADQUARTERS 15603TO: PRIORITY DDS/SIAMIERON USG/FRENCHSUBJECT: CASE 60805 - LA DIVISION REQUEST FOR CONACT OF JACKENHUI CORPORATION OFFICER1. THIS CASE IS RESPONSIVE TO REQUIREMENT CONTROL NUMBER CPLA-768419/AND JECTIVE VJUN 22 345119778819778LA DIVISION HAS REQUESTED DCD ASSISTANCE IN RECONTACTING BRCHMANS, JR, DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS OF JACESNHUI CORPORATION, CORAL GABLES, FLA. LA DIVISION PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING WOLTRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER: 3941 MIDWAY ST, MIAMI, TEL. (305) 443-2260. BERCHMANS IS A FORMER AGENCY NON-OFFICIAL COVER OFFICER WHO JAS A SO I FROM THE AGENCY 14 1978.11542. THROUGH AJ LA DIVISION OFFICER, TOM CLICS, BERCKMANS HAS REQUO CONTACT SITA AN AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE IS HE HAS INFORMATION MAY SE OF ETEROT TO THE AGENCY, THE HANG OP FOR CLIESDAY JE USED TO FACILITATE CONTACT LINN SERCKMANS AS THEY SOF HAVE INFORMATION ON POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN JAMAICA.3. LA DIVISION HAS EMPHASIZED THAT THIS REQUEST IS ONLY IN RESPONSE TO BERGEMANS REQUES FOR CONTACT SIDH HE AGENCY LA DIVISION HAS NO OPERATIONAL INEREST I BERCKYANG NOY HIS COMPANY. OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL HAS CONCURRED TO CONTACTING BERCKMANS BY OCH MIAMI INPOST CL BY 00687SECRET
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# SECRET 0215152 OCT 73 STAFFCITE DOD/MIAMI 12422DED/WASHINGTONATTN: DEPUTY CHIEF, DOD (HORTON)SUPJ: SEBASTIAN CHARLES VOLPEREF: HORTON/MAINWARING TELECON OF 2 OCTOBER 19731. ON THE AFTERNOON OF 1 OCTOBER 1983 I MET AT HIS REQUEST WITH MARTY MARTINEZ, A FORMER AGENCY STAFFER NOW EMPLOYED BY THE WACKENHUT CORPORATION. MARTINEZ SAID THAT HE HAD INFORMATION TO PASS TO US WHICH ACTUALLY ORIGINATED WITH THE DADE COUNTY ORGANIZED CRIME BUREAU AND WHICH WAS INITIALLY PASSED TO WACKENHUT WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT WACKENHUT WOULD IN TURN CONVEY IT TO THE AGENCY. PARENTHETICALLY, FOR THE RECORD, WE MAINTAIN SOME SLIGHT CONTACT WITH A FEW WACKENHUT EMPLOYEES, SEVERAL OF WHOM ARE FORMER AGENCY STAFFERS, BUT WE HAD NOT MET MARTINEZ PRIOR TO THIS MEETING.2. ACCORDING TO MARTINEZ, HE HAD BEEN TIPPED BY A CLOSE CONTACT IN THE ORGANIZED CRIME BUREAU THAT SEBASTIAN CHARLES VOLPE HAD BEEN APPREHENDED RECENTLY APPARENTLY IN THE COURSE OF INSTALLING A MIKE OR WIRE. THE CIRCUMSTANCES AND DATE ARE
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PAGE 2 DCD/MIAMI 12422 SECRETNOT KNOWN AT THIS TIME. VOLPE INMEDIATELY CLAIMED THAT HE WAS ON A MISSION FOR THE CIA AND APPARENTLY SUCCESSFULLY AVOIDED CHARGES AND PUBLICITY, AT LEAST INITIALLY. A LOCAL FOUR-MAN PANEL OF JUDGES REVIEWED THIS MATTER, HOWEVER, AND AT LEAST ONE JUDGE HAS INDICATED HE DOES NOT BELIEVE VOLPE'S STORY.3. WACKENHUT DOES NOT KNOW WHAT THE NEXT STEP WILL BE BUFAPPARENTLY THE ORGANIZED CRICKE BUREAU WISHED TO ALERT THE AGENCY IN ADVANCE TO POTENTIAL ADVERGE PUBLICITY WHICH MAY ARISE AT ANY TIME. INFERENTIALLY, THE CRIME BUREAU APPEARS ALSO TO BE CONCERNED THAT VOLPE VAS REALLY INVOLVED FOR THE AGENCY.4. A. VOLFE, BY THE WAY, IN ADDITION TO THE E ALZAOY PROVIDED, IS VARICUSLY AS SAM VOLFE, CHLESS. VOLES AND JUST PLAIN CHAPLIE VOLFE HE HAS APPARENTLY STARTER SOME CO OF SECURITY BUSINESS KNOWN AS ALEX ALERT, A POSSIELE COMPLICATING FACTOR IS OUR WILDERSTAND ENG. THAT VOLPE KAS EX THE TOP WIRE MAN FOR LOCAL STATE'S ATTORNEY RICHARD GERSTEIN, STEIN, AMONG OTHER THINGS, IS KNOWN FOR HIS EFFORTS TO BRING LOCAL CONSPIRACY CHANGES AGAINST THE WATERGATE GROUP, A FLAT WHICH WE BELIEVE ARCHIEALD COX SUCCESSFULLY BLOCKED.179731179732
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PAGE 3 DCD/MIANI 12422 SECRET AFF 1797335. VOLPE, WE BELIEVE HAS ALSO ACTED ON 22HALF OF DADE COUNTY SHERIFF E. VILSON PURDY, AH EXTREMELY CONTROVERSIAL LOCAL FIGURE, KNOWN ALONG OTHER THINGS FOR EXTENSIVE USE OF TELEPHONE TAPS.6. THE CIRCUITOUS ROUTE TAKEN DY THE 07044IZED CRIME BUREAU TO PASS THIS INFORMATION IS POSSIBLY ELCT EXPLAINED BY THE FACT THAT A SENIOR MEMBER OF THE BURSAU KNOWS THAT MARTINEL IS A FORMER AGENCY STAFFER. IN ADDITION, WE ARE TOLD THAT THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS A DISLIKE OF AND DISTRUST FOR REGULAR LIAISON CHANNELS AT ANY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT.7. AS DISCUSSED WE ARE REPORTING THIS FOR THE RECORD IN THE BELIEF THAT ANGUS THUERMER AND PERHAPS OTHERS NIGHT WISH TO BE FOREWARNED. WE PLAN NO FURTHER ACTION UNLESS REQUESTED BY YOU. E2 IMPDET CL EX 304476SECRET
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CONFIDENTIAL15-45-31DAL-108-721 May 1972ATIN: Director, Domestic Contact ServiceUSS (Watts)Chief, Dallas Field OfficeTSD Interest in Electronic Surveillance SystemA-1545311.  A year or so ago, while in Miami, I forwarded some Information on an electronic surveillance system developed by Wackenhut Corporation of Coral Gables, Florida. TSD was quite interested and sent two technicians to Coral Cables to check on the system and subsequently invited Wackenhut representatives to put on a demonstration in Washington, at Agency expense.A-1306802.  I recently met Manuel Chavez of Wackenhut, an old friend, and he stated that Wackenhut had not heard further from our people but he would like to advise that the system is now available on the market. He furnished a brochure concerning the product which is appended.3.  Would you please forward this to TSD. If I recall correctly one of the TSD representatives who visited Coral Gables was Paul Reilly.JUSTIN F. GLEICHAUFJPC/jbAttachmentCONFIDENTIAL
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SECRET15-45-31SECRET 241608Z NOV 70 CITE CONTACTS/MIAMI 2125CONTACTS/WASHINGTONATTN: OSS (MUSULIM)SUBJ: CASE 55539 - MINIATURE TRANSMITTERSREF: CONTACTS/WASHINGTON 87573A130680WE WILL EXPECT RILEY AND ROHRER IN THE MIAMI FIELD OFFICE,ON 1 DEC 70. THEY WILL BE PICKED UP BY MANUEL CHAVEZ OF THEWACKENHUT CORPORATION AND TAKEN TO THE DEMONSTRATION.SECRETA154531![image of 'Cuble and Esterratic\nSecurity for \nAmericans']
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15-45-31![stamp image]SECRETSECRET 8413322 NOV 70 CITE CONIACES/MIAMI 2116CONTACTS/JASHINGTONATTN: OSS (MUSULIN)SUBJ: CASE 55539MANUEL J. CHAVEZ, WACKENHUT CORP, ADVISES 4F THAT NEW LOCAL FACILITIES FOR TESTING EQUIPMENT REFERRED TO IN MIM-160-73 SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY ABOUT DO YOU AND HE SUGGEST THAT THE DEMONSTRATION REQUESTED BY TAN CAN TAKE PLACE ON NOV. AS ANTICIF THIS IS AGREEABLE TO TSD-SO THAT ARRANGEMONES CAN BE FIRMED UP.GP-1SECRET
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# CONFIDENTL F15-45-31MIM-178-7029 October 1970Director, Docestic Contact ServiceOSS (Masulin)Chief, Miani Field OfficeMiniature TransmittersMIM-160-70 of 21 Sep 70Referenced memo reported on a miniature transsitter developed by Electro-Pinders, Inc., a subsidiary of Mackenbut Protection Systems, Coral Cables, Plorida.2. Manuel J. Chavez has advised me that Electro-Pindere, Inc., operations have been moved from California to Coral Gables and in case we have any interest in the equipeest full particulara can be obtained through this office.JUSTIN P. GLEI CHAUPJPC/casCONFIDENTL
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SECRET F 15-45-31Chief, Miami Field OfficeDirector, Domestic Contact Service,29 October 1970New Case 33,539 (Electro-Finder's Incorporated/Car Locating System)Request for DemonstrationB/S 15-4531REF:MDM-160-70 with attachments1. This is new case opened to your office.2. TSD/SDB is interested in the various Electro Finder's car locating equipment which are the subject of referent, as possible alternative to TSD's present capabilities in this field of interest.3. If it is possible to do so please arrange for a demonstration of subject equipment for TSD sometime in mid-November 1970, at the convenience of representatives of Electro-Finder's Incorporated. If such a demonstration is not possible in Florida, without incurring any cost to TSD/Special Devices Branch, or in any case, if further discussion is desired, please advise and we will be glad to pursue the matter further with appropriate TSD components.4. We appreciate your cooperation and support in this case.JAMES R. MURPHYOSMusalia/bacc: Services Div. (Control)
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# SECRETDirector, Domestic Contact ServiceATTN : OSS (insulin)Chief, Miami Field Office21 September 1970KIM-160-70## Miniature TransmittersREFS : MIM-145-70Your Speed Letter of 3 September 19701.  On 21 Sep 70 Mr. George Wackenhut, President Wackenhut Protection Systems of Coral Cables, Florida invited me to a demonstration of a new device his company has developed, which may be of some interest to us and other Government agencies. The device involves a small transmitter, dimensions about 1/2" x 3/4" or less than the size of a half pack of cigarettes.2.  The transmitter can be used to track vehicles as well as persons. If used in a car reception varies from 2 - 3 miles in major high-rise Metropolitan areas such as New York, to 5 - 6 miles in Miami. The central station could monitor a fleet of cars and determine where a given vehicle is.3.  If the transmitter is carried on a person, as in a heel, it would only have a range of 3/4 - 1 mile, but if carried at the waist it would have 1 1/2 - 2 miles. If used at the line of sight it would have a range of 8 - 10 miles.4.  The transmitter is operated on 40 milliwatts and is on the air 1 second of 5. Its signal can not be picked by on FM/AM receivers and the batteries are standard Mercury batteries which last 7 - 10 days.5.  The equipment was recently tested by the Los Angeles Police Department and a car with the transmitter was located in a 60-foot deep, three-layer parking garage in Los Angeles.6.  Some printed material describing the equipment is appended as of possible interest to TSD and other selected consumers.7.  FYI: Electrolinders, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wackenhut.NRS-154531JUSTIN F. CLEICHAUPJFG:mbjAttachment: Printed Material As Stated
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Director, Domestic Contact ServiceANN : Services DivisionChief, Kiani Field OfficeInitial Contact with: Ir, John S. Amarell Jr, Vice PresidentWeckenhut Servicca Inc3200 Peace do Icon DivdCoral Gables, Florida[Phone: 445-14811B-67-35314-20-50/WACKESHUT SERVICES INCF-15-45-3113 December 1967MM-294-67B-67-353$1545311. On 27 Nov 67 Gua C. Guerrero nct with Mr. Amarell, Vico   President for Weckenhut Services Inc., with offices at 3230 Ponco do   Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, Florida2. tr. Marell, by his position as Vice President, is conizand   of all contractual cervices in being with the company in forcim   countries. Even thouch ho doea very limited traveling, Lembers of   his staff and Mr. George Wackenhut, President, do a considerable   mount of traveling.3. Mr. Amarell will make arrangements for Guerrero to meet with   Mr. Vackophut and other members of the corporation when he feels will   be able to assist w.4. The Wackenhut corporation provides various types of security   services to private industry and government accacies. They are   attempting to establish investigative and guard cervice, agencies in   several Latin American countries and are vell established in Colombia   at the present tine.5. Mr. Amarell is most cooperative and even though he feels that   sone of the corporation security projects are privileged information   he also feels that members of the corporation will be able, at tires,   to provide useful information.GCG:nzbJUTEN F. GLEICHAURCopy F/ 8-67-353 (John S. Amarell, Jr)CONFIDENTIAL
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# CONFIDENTIAL(when filled in)# PROCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLECTIONS15-45-31![table defining organization and resident office location]![table defining case number]![table defining released data]COVER AND RELATED OPERATIONAL LEAD/US COMPANY CONTRACT WITH SONATRACH![table defining contact name, title, organization and address]Bruce BarkmanVackonjut Corporation3200 Ponce De Leon BoulevardCoral Gables, Florida![table defining the individual number]![table defining the subject]![table defining the source]![table defining the organization number]![table defining the type]![table defining the dissemination]SUB-SOURCE (Name Title Organization, Address)![table defining individual number]![table defining organization number]METHOD OF COLLECTION![table defining the method of collection, including interview, other document, trip report, other]![table defining the evaluation request and exchange]DIRECTED TO:![table defining the osg sree icg, desk officer]OSB SOALHUHEADQUARTERS COMMENTSProcess sheet typed in OSG/OSB parMIAMI TWX 13718AJAJAFIELD COMMENTS:![table for internal use only]INTERNAL USE ONLY![table defining the mbo and country]![table defining the dpdet gl by]![table defining the individual number]197778I/O MainwaringF.O. CHIEF MainwaringDESK OFFICER AlmyBRANCH SECTION CHIEFOSB/OSBFORM 25 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONSE2 IMPDET CL BY 006697CONFIDENTIAL5
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SECRET(When Filled In)# PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS|                 | FOR FIELD USE ONLY |                |                      | FOR HEADQUARTERS USE ONLY             || --------------- | ------------------ | -------------- | -------------------- | ------------------------------------- || A. FIELD OFFICE | B.REQ. CODE        | C. CASE NUMBER | FORWARDED MO. DA, YR | J.O REPORT NO. MO DA YR               || 1 2 3 4         | 11 12 13 14 15     | 16 17 18 19 20 | 22 23 24 25 26       | 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36         || X M I           |                    | 6111           | 03134                | 0641874                               ||                 |                    |                |                      | RELEASED MO DA YR                     ||                 |                    |                |                      | DISSEM RECORD 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 |D. SUBJECT AND AREAStudents at the University of Miami(Algeria)E. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Robert BrodieHACKENHUT CORPORATION300 Bird RoadCoral Gables, FloridaF. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)SamaG: SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)ORGANIZATION NO.A180822ORGANIZATION NO.A-154531ORGANIZATION NO.SUBJECT1. SUFFI-CIENTLY WELL2. TOO GENERAL3. SUPPLIED BY OTHER AGENCIES4. OTHER/MISC5. COMBINED WITH6. INSUFFICIENT INTEREST45. TYPE OO-E46. GRAPHICS, MAPS, PUBLICATIONS, REPORTS, OTHER46. NOT DISSEM-INATEDH. METHOD OF COLLECTION[X] INTERVIEW[ ] TRIP REPORT[ ] OTHER DOCUMENT[ ] OTHER (specify below)EVALUATION REQUESTED FROMUSER ONLY EXCHANGES (CHECK ONE)RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTSDIRECTED TO: ALIEN OSS SOV INT[X]CASE OFFICER: Grossa[ ] NO[ ] TO USSR[ ] FROM USSRFIELD COMMENTS:HEADQUARTERS COMMENTS:FR Atlanta has reiterated interest in anything we can develop on this group of Algerians at the University of Miami.C/3Bemainwaring:pawF.O. CHIEFBemainwaringCASE OFFICERDIVISION/STAFF/DESKFORM 25 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS7-69SECRETGROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION4(20-41)
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CONFIDENTIALPROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS 15-45-31Possible Identification and Surveillance of "CIA Agents" by the Algerian Security Service(ALGERIA)Justin F. GletchaufWackenhut Corporation3280 Ponce De Leon BoulevardCoral Gables FloridaA13347A154531Same as above.METHOD OF COLLECTIONINTERVIEWTRIP REPORTOTHER DOCUMENTOTHER (specify below)EDAmesU.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.Process sheet typed in OSS. (DCD/Mlam1 12495)J. F. Hennessey D.Wainwaring EDames OSS
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SECRET(When Filled In)# PROCESS SHEET FOR DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE COLLECTIONS|                        |                               || ---------------------- | ----------------------------- || **FOR FIELD USE ONLY** | **FOR HEADQJARTERS USE ONLY** || A. FIELD OFFICE | B. REQ. CODE | C. CASE NUMBER || --------------- | ------------ | -------------- || XH1H            |              | 53602          ||                 |              | 61111          || D. SUBJECT AND AREA:                || ----------------------------------- || Students at the University of Miami || (Algeria)                           || E. CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address): || ------------------------------------------------ || Robert Brodie                                    || MACKENHUT CORPORATION                            || 300 Bird Road                                    || Coral Gables, Florida                            || F. SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address): || ----------------------------------------------- || Same                                            || G. SUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address): || --------------------------------------------------- ||                                                     || H. METHOD OF COLLECTION || ----------------------- || X INTERVIEW             || OTHER DOCUMENT          |TRIP REPORTOTHER (specify below)| DIRECTED TO | ALIEN | OSS | SOV | INT | CASE OFFICER || ----------- | ----- | --- | --- | :-: | ------------ || X           |       |     |     |     | Gross        |HEADQUARTERS COMMENTSFIELD COMMENTSa) On several occasions FE Atlanta has expressed interest in whatever we might develop on Algerian Students in the Miami area. We hope to have more than this including some assessment data but this is at least a start.b) The material originates not with the University of Miami but rather is from the files of Hockenhut.c) A copy of this report is being sent directly to FE Atlanta.|                                     || ----------------------------------- || EVALUATION REQUESTED FROM           || USER ONLY: EXCHANGES (CHECK ONE)    || NO                                  || TO USER                             || FROM USSE                           || RESPONSIVE TO SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS |E2 IMFDET CL BY 007622F.O. CHIEF:BIGLITEMARIGRELEASING:BIGLITEMARIGCASE OFFICERDIVISION/STAFF/DESKFORM 7-69 25 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONSSECRETGROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION(120-41)