Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECTION 8. RELATIVESNOTE: INDICATE BELOW THE RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION, WHO LIVE ABROAD, ARE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A FOREIGN POWER, ARE NOT CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES, OR ARE MARRIED TO NON-CITIZENS.NAME I have no relatives who are not citizens of the United States or who are married to non-citizens.RELATIONSHIPCITIZENSHIPADDRESS STREET AND NUMBERCITY STATE COUNTRYREASON FOR LISTING UNDER THIS QUESTIONNAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIPADDRESS STREET AND NUMBERCITY STATE COUNTRYREASON FOR LISTING UNDER THIS QUESTIONNAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIPADDRESS STREET AND NUMBERCITY STATE COUNTRYREASON FOR LISTING UNDER THIS QUESTIONNOTE: INDICATE BELOW THE RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE, IN MILITARY, NAVAL OR OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE (UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN)NAME George Thomas Nool RELATIONSHIP brother AGE 38CITIZENSHIP U.S.ADDRESS STREET AND NUMBERCITY STATE COUNTRYLaguana Beach, CaliforniaTYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN) Civil employee of U.S. Navy Department at El Topo Field, Santa Ana, CalifNAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIPADDRESS STREET AND NUMBERCITY STATE COUNTRYTYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN)NAME RELATIONSHIP AGECITIZENSHIPADDRESS STREET AND NUMBERCITY STATE COUNTRYTYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (IF KNOWN)# SECTION 9. EDUCATIONSCHOOL S.D. Sr. High SchoolADDRESSCITY San Diego, California, U.S.A.STATE COUNTRYFROM 1926 TO Feb. 1929 DEGREE DiplomaDATES ATTENDEDSCHOOLADDRESSCITY STATE COUNTRYFROM TO DEGREEDATES ATTENDEDCOLLEGE noneADDRESSCITY STATE COUNTRYFROM TO DEGREEDATES ATTENDEDCOLLEGEADDRESSCITY STATE COUNTRYFROM TO DEGREEDATES ATTENDEDSECTION 10. SELECTIVE SERVICE STATUS (CONTINUED TO PAGE 5)
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SECTION 10. SELECTIVE SERVICECLASSIFICATIONII-AORDER NUMBER2056-3ADDRESS OF BOARDSTREET AND NUMBER2356 30th Street,CITYSan Diego, 2,STATECaliforniaIF DEFERRED, STATE REASONSECTION 11. MILITARY, NAVAL OR OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE - UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN SERVICECOUNTRYU.S.A.SERVICEForeign ServiceFROM:SERVICE DATES26 January 1931TO:dateGRADESERIAL NUMBERTYPE OF DISCHARGEAttachéLAST STATIONCITYCOMMANDING OFFICERAmerican Embassy, Guatemala CityAmbassador Edwin J. KyleREMARKSSECTION 12. CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT (USE ADDITIONAL SHEET IF NECESSARY).NOTE: INCLUDE BELOW PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND CASUAL EMPLOYMENT. GIVE ADDRESS AND STATE WHAT YOUDID DURING PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE LAST 5 POSITIONS AND COVER AT LEAST 15 YEARS.EMPLOYERU.S. State Department (Consular Service)JOB TITLEVice ConsulADDRESSSTREET AND NUMBERCITYSTATEAmerican Consulate, Ensenada, MexicoKIND OF BUSINESSgovernmentYOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALITYNAME OF SUPERVISORGen. consular, including immigration, passportsConsul Wm. A. SmaleDATESFROM:TO:COVERED26 January 19316 October 1938SALARY$1,800.00PERannumREASONS FOR LEAVINGtransferred to American Consulate at Mazatlán, Mexico.EMPLOYERU.S. State Department (Consular Service)JOB TITLEVice ConsulADDRESSSTREET AND NUMBERCITYSTATEAmerican Consulate, Mazatlán, MexicoKIND OF BUSINESSgovernmentYOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALITYNAME OF SUPERVISORShipping, invoice, immigration, political rept.Consul Rufus H. Lane, Jr.DATESFROM:TO:COVEREDNovember 1933August 1941SALARY$2,250.00PERannumREASONS FOR LEAVINGtransferred to American Consulate, Guadalajara, MexicoEMPLOYERU.S. State Department (Consular Service)JOB TITLEVice ConsulADDRESSSTREET AND NUMBERCITYSTATEAmerican Consulate, Guadalajara, MexicoKIND OF BUSINESSgovernmentYOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALITYNAME OF SUPERVISORPassport, visa, political & economic reportingConsul Maurice L. StaffordDATESFROM:TO:COVEREDAugust 1941August 1944SALARY$3,160.PERannumREASONS FOR LEAVINGto accept employment with Office of Strategic ServicesEMPLOYEROffice of Strategic ServicesJOB TITLEStation ChiefADDRESSSTREET AND NUMBERCITYSTATEAmerican Consulate, Bilbao, SpainKIND OF BUSINESSgovernment(CONTINUED TO PAGE 6)PAGE 5
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SECTION 10. NEIGHBORS-THREE IN THE UNITED STATESNAMEMr. Harry F. HawleyNAMEMr. Don MorganNAMEMr. R. G. LeddyADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERRetired, State Department, WashingtonCITYSTATEADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBER4320 Glenwood Drive, Rt. 4,box 104, RiversideCITYSTATE Calif.ADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERStreet Address Unknown, Washington, D.CCITYSTATESECTION 16. MISCELLANEOUSDO YOU EVER HAVE OR DO YOU NOW HAVE MEMBERSHIP IN, OR SUPPORT ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANIZATION WHICH ADVOCATESTHE OVERTHROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES?IF ANSWER IS "YES" EXPLAIN BELOW:YESNODO YOU USE , OR HAVE YOU USED INTOXICANTS?Social drinking only.HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CONVICTED FOR ANY VIOLATION OF LAW OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION?IF SO, STATE NAME OF COURT, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENCE, AND DISPOSITION OF CASE.NoHAVE YOU EVER BEEN COURT-MARTIALED WHILE A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES?YESNOIF ANSWER IS "YES", GIVE DETAILS BELOW:SECTION 17. FINANCIAL BACKGROUNDARE YOU ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON YOUR SALARY?YESNOIF ANSWER IS "NO", STATE SOURCES OF OTHER INCOME.NAMES OF BANKS WITH WHICH YOU HAVE ACCOUNTSFirst National Trust & Savings Bank, San Diego, California.HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN BANKRUPTCY?YESNOIF ANSWER IS "YES", GIVE PARTICULARS:SECTION 18. CREDIT REFERENCES-THREE IN THE UNITED STATESNAMEFirst National BankADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBER5th & Broadway, San Diego, California.CITYSTATENAMEBurston & CompanyADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERE & C NW, San Diego, California.CITYSTATENAMEUnion Oil CompanyADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERSan Diego, California.CITYSTATESECTION 19. RESIDENCES FOR PAST 15 YEARSFROM:Jan. 1931TO:Oct. 1938ADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERAmerican Consulate, EnsenadaCITYSTATEMexicoCOUNTRYFROM:Nov. 1938TO:Aug. 1941ADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERAmerican Consulate, Mazatlan, Sin.CITYSTATEMexicoCOUNTRYFROM:Aug. 1941TO:Aug. 1944ADDRESS, STREET AND NUMBERAmerican Consulate, Guadalajara, Jal.CITYSTATEMexicoCOUNTRY(CONTINUED TO PAGE 8)PAGE 7
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I have had seventeen years of continuous service and with theUnited States government. I have had consideratle experience in allphases of government foreign service work, including political,economic and agricultural reporting; citizenship, sport, visesshipping and protection work. For varying periods of time I have beenin charge of the American Consulates at Ensenade, Lazatlan andGuadalajara, Mexico. Ly long experience in Latin countries has pro-vided an insight into L'in character, temperament and psychologywhich cannot, te acquired in any other voy. Three years of my serviceabroad has been devoted exclusively to investigative work. I have hadspecial treining in hotography and reporting.SECTION 24. SPORTS AND HOBBIESGolf, tennis, bridge and reading,SECTION 25. EMERGENCY ADDRESSEENAME Alfred E. NoelADDRESS1714 Lale StrestCITY San Diego, 2. CaliforniaRELATIONSHIP fatherCOUNTRY TELEPUCHE Frenklin 5582SECTION 26. INFORMATION AND FINAL COMMENTSNOTE: YOU APE INFOPMED THAT COFFECTRESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIN WILL BEVESTIGATED, AND YOU ARE INVITEDΤΟ MAKE ANY CHANGES (OR ADDITIONS, IN YOUP STATEMENTS THAT YOU MAY THINK BOW SABLE.ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH MAY BE DISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGA-TION, WHETHER YOU BERE DIRECTLY INIG FED OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION, IF SO, DESCRIBE, IF NOT, ANSWER, "NO".No.SECTION 27. CERTIFICATION"I CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND I AGREETHAT ANY INTENTIONAL MISSTATEMENT OF OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR MY LIDEDIATE DISMISSAL.SIGNED AT Guatala City, CulFrances a. HeitsmanDATE 9 1947
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APPLICANT-PLEASE-DONOT USE SPACE BELOWCOMMENTS OF INTERVIEWERSIGNATURE OF INTERVIEWERINVESTIGATION ORIGINATING OFFICIALREQUESTED BYDATEU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE1662-6-1947
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SECRETTO: CCDFROM: CSCDATE: 30 June 1949SUBJECT: Security and Cryptographic ApprovalThe following person has been security approved for the purpose of performing cryptographic duties as of dates indicated.| Name           | Security       | Cryptographic || -------------- | -------------- | ------------- || NOEL, James A. | 6 January 1944 | 30 June 1949  |![signature of John C. Ionnet, Security Officer SO]JOHN C. IONNETSecurity Officer SOSECRET
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SECURITY OFFICEInvestigation ReportSubject: NOEL, James A.To: Mr. E. M. Terrell.Date: 6 January 1944Number: 129511. Investigation directed by: AOT.2. Sources of information: S.3. Summary of information:An American born citizen, 32 years old, son of American born parents.Subject is a high school graduate and has had twelve years experience in the Foreign Service of the United States Government.Confidential informants recommend the subject as to loyalty, ability and personal character.![Signature and hand written text](Signature and hand written text)CONFIDENTIALPage 1
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4. Remarks:5. Recommendation:Security approval recommended, though subject to the receipt of derogatory information at some future date. Interview waived.Final interview i la ::: is case unnecessary if originating official will provide two (unsigned. passport size photographs and completed fingerprint card of Subject. Par. 6 should be returned with indication of disposition.![Signature]veuBy A. S. Thomson Date 1/6/44.Security OfficerA. G. Thomson.600. Page 2
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OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES CONFIDENTIALWASHINGTON, D. C.8 January 1944MEMORANDUMTO: Major McDonoughFROM: W. H. SherwoodSUBJECT: James A. NoelConfirming our report by telephone to your office, the Security Office has just notified us that clearance has been granted on Subject.CONFIDENTIAL
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KLOBUKAR, CecilDateSECRET - SECURITY INFORMATION# CONTRACT PERSONNELOFFICE OF PERSONNELRETURN FILE TO 5E61, HQSNOTICE: This is an Office of Personnel File and subject to 10 day limitation period. This file has been charged to and is due to be returned to CONTRACT PERSONNEL DIVISION, 5E-65 Hqs., x7841, as of.![RETURN JOB 292522]
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19 February 1970MEMORANDUM FOH: Chief, DOSUBJECT : Retirement of Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P) under the CSC Retirement System.1. This memorandum is to remind all concerned that Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P) GS-16 of your component is scheduled for retirement under the CSCsystem during the month of March 1971.2. As you know, the normal retirement date is the last day of the month in which the individual becomes eligible to retire. To insure complete understanding, it is süggested that this matter be again explained to the employce and an appointment be arranged with the Retirement Counseling Branch, Retirement Affairs Division, Office of Personnel, extension 3328, for further discussions or counseling on benefits available upon retirement. Formal application for retirement should be made at least three months prior to the scheduled date.3. If you should propose to take any steps to retain this employee after his retirement date, your attention is invited to HN 20-324. Any recommendation in that connection will require the concurrence of the Deputy Director for Plans and should be submitted at least 12 monthe prior and not more than 18 months prior to the scheduled retirement date.4. If a replacement is required, early notification to CSPS will assist in locating a qualified replacement. (See CSPS Memo No. 15-69, dated 9 July 1969, "Staff Personnel Requisition".)Robert W. SheayChief, Clandestine Service Personnel StaffS-E-C-R-E-TGROUP I-Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification.
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CCB has this memorandum for consideration. Action is being held up pending KLOBUYAR'S TDY in D. C. beginning 29 July 1968. Appropriate modifications will be worked out with CCS at that time.
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6 October 1967MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Central Cover StaffFROM: Chief, Domestic Operations DivisionSUBJECT: Request for Non-Official Coverfor Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P)The following paragraphs are keyed to points raised in Form 10-64, 2311.A. General Information1. and 2. This request concerns Staff Employee Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P) formerly Woodrow C. OLIEN (P), who is converting to Career Agent status. He is presently Chief of Base San Francisco, lie will operato in the same area on the outside as a Career Agent. KLOBUKAR has been under Department of State Cover since the Agency was established. From 1931-44 he was a bona fide Foreign Service Officer. From 1944-47 he was with OSS/SSU/CIG. KLOBUKAR is a senior staff officer who has had Chief of Station positions during his entire career as an Agency employee.3. N.A. KLOBUKAR will serve under unofficial cover domestically.4. KLOBUKAR has been operating under LNSLED cover in San Francisco.5. KLOBUKAR can assums his new cover immediately.6. Since KLOBUKAR'S change of status involves a domestic base where he is presently assigned, the only consideration involves establishing him under non-official cover in San Francisco as a contributing Base asset as soon as possible.Submitted by DO/ISECRET
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SECRET7. KLOBUKAR will be carried under new project WUBALANCE, presently in process of submittance for approval and for which funds will be made available.B. Biographic Information1. Cecil J. KLOBUZAR (P) was born 19 March 1911 in New York City. He is a white, male citizen of the United States. He is married and has two sons. His present address is 1807 Burlingame, California. His previous residence was Madrid, Spain where he served as Chief of Station.2. N.A.3. KLOBUKAR is a high school graduate.4. KLOBUKAR has been a State Department employee from 1931 to 1944. Subsequently OSS and CIA. From 1929 to 1930 he was a bookkeeper and assistant to a traffic manager.5. Not necessary for cover development.6. As a senior Foreign Service Officer of many years KLOBUKAR has the social, intellectual and diplomatic qualities that are necessary in any form of business activity. He is a pleasant and interesting personality.7. N.A.8. Mexico, Guatemala, Argentina, Ecuador, Cuba, Spain.9. He speaks fluent spanish.C. Security Considerations1. See A. (General Information)2. N.A.3. Infrequently and then only when on TDY to Headquarters.4. As a Chief of Station over many years, in several countries, KLOBUKAR has had official cover and operational contact with many foreign governmental officials.SECRET
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SECRET5. See A. (General Information)6. Neno knova7. None known8. It is anticipated that KLOBUKAR will continue his association with CIA in a Caroor Agent, non-official cover capacity.9. N.A.10. N.A.11. N.A.12. N.A.13. N.A.D. Operational Information1. The type of operation is FI and the duration of assignment is indefinite, KLOBUKAR will be involved in spotting, assossing, and handling of selected agents. In appropriate and highly selected cases ho will act as a recruiter. No need is anticipated at present that any individual will be made witting of KLOBUKAR'S CIA affiliation while he is under unofficial cover.2. San Francisco area.3. Possibly other areas for which San Francisco Base i8 responsible and in the northwestern United States.4. Ideally, KLOBUKAR's cover should be such as to allow him free and plausible business, and social and professional access to as great a portion of the local foreign element of the business, academic, consular and journalistic community.5. KLOBUKAR's income cushion will be that of a rotired Foreign Service Officer, supplemented by his cover income, approximatly in total $30,000.00 per annum.-3-SECRET
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SECRET6. The number of hours per wook that KLOBUKAR will spond   at his cover employment will to a certain extent also reflect   his operational activity. Since his primary function will   be spent in the area of spotting and assossing, his cover   activity, if truly suitable, will enable him to accomplish   this in conjunction with fulfilling his covor duties.7. Communication channels desired: It is expected that   KLOBUKAR's Base contact will meet him under safo apartment   conditions.8. Attachod are covor suggestions prepared by KLOBUKAR.   Those suggestions clearly indicate the types of cover that   could be plausibly and feasibly established for a person   of KLOBUKAR's background.Gordon L. JorgonsenChiofDomostic Operations Division- 4 -SECRET
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SECRET18 March 1968MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Clandestine Services PersonnelStaffATTENTION : Mr. Frank De WaldSUBJECT : Request to Revert to Civil ServiceRetirement System - James A. NoelIn accordance with your request there is attached (sterilized) copy of the original dispatch signed by subject in pseudonym, addressed to the Director of Personnel, in which he requests to revert to the Civil Service Retirement System. This is forwarded for appropriate action by C/CSPS.Virginia C. LynchChief, DO Personnel & TrainingAttachment: A/S AboveSECRET
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# DISPATCHDirector of PersonnelChief, Domestic OperationsChief of Base, San FranciscoRequest to Revert to Civil Survice Retirement SystemReference: USFS-577 dated 21 April 1967.1.  On 26 November 1967, I reached the "break even" point between the Civil Service Retirement System and the Organization's System, having completed 36 years and 11 months of Government Service on that date.2.  Since I plan to work until age 60, at which time I will have 40 years of Government Service, it is my desire to revert to the Civil Service System in order to take advantage of the increased annuity under that System.3.  I would appreciate it therefore if you would take whatever steps may be necessary to transfer my retirement account back to the Civil Service Retirement System.Distribution:2-C/DO- C/PersonnelDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUSFT-1301CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE26 Feb 1968
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: James A. Noel12 March 19681. Chief, DO and I talked to Jim Noel this morning about the possibility of his converting from staffer to career agent. After considerable discussion, Jim agreed to the conversion. He is obviously doing this reluctantly, but he appreciates the situation within the DDP in which the encumbrance of senior grades by long- time employees is blocking the promotions of junior officers.2. Jim urged that he be retained as a career agent until he reaches the age of mandatory retirement (about three years). Chief, DO stated that the need in the San Francisco area for handlers of contacts and assets is such that there would be a continuing need for experienced career agents on the outside of the small San Francisco Base. I told Jim that unless he pulled something stupid, he was virtually assured of career agent status until he reached age 60, and perhaps could be employed as a retired annuitant after that time if his performance was productive and if operational requirements remain as they are at present.3. Jim explained why he could not retire -- the next five years will be difficult for him financially with two teen-age boys to put through college.4. Chief, DO and Jim will work out the details and timing of his conversion to career agent.cc:DDPC/DOV. L. GreshamChief, Operational Services
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SecretJames A. NoelDate of birth: 3/19/11 SCD: 1/26/31 CCD: 9/18/17Zstimmted retirement annuities:|                              | CIA         | CTA         | CIA         | CSR          || ---------------------------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | ------------ ||                              | 31 March 69 | 31 March 70 | 31 March 71 | 31 March 72  || Basic Anmity                 | $15725 p.a. | $16399 p.a. | $16902 p/a  | $18,491 p.á. || Reduced annuity for survivor | $11124 p.a. | $15028 р.з. | $15482 p.8. | $16912 p.a.. || benefits                     |             |             |             |              || Survivor benefits            | $8649 p.a.  | $9019 p.a.  | $9296 p.a.  | $10,170 p.a. |Memo sent to DOD Pors to advise Noel that he would receivo a higher anrıity under the Civil Service Retirement rather than the CIA System in view of the amount of his service.A policy decision has been made that a participant in the CIA Ret Systom should not later than 18 months prior to his retirement apply to be removed from the CIA Metirement System and transferred to the CSR System.In order to retire under the Colt System (55-30) he must be under that system for at least one yoar prior to retiroment.![Signature]Secret
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SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOMUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL X SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYOFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS                  | DATE    | INITIALS || --- | --------------------------------- | ------- | -------- || 1   | CSPS, Attn: Mr. Dewald GC-10 Hqs. | 2/14/61 |          || 2   |                                   |         |          || 3   | R. Shroy                          |         |          || 4   |                                   |         |          || 5   |                                   |         |          || 6   |                                   | 4/14/61 |          || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks: This is the first and only one of this type that we will get for some time – Please return to meDOB- 3/19/11SCO 1/26/31FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER| FROM: NAME. ADDRESS AND PHONE NO.       | DATE || --------------------------------------- | ---- || OP/BSD/RB MWKenthall 205 Magazine X2847 |      |UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL X SECRET