Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONFIDENTIALTRAVEL AGREEMENT BY STAFF EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TO PERMANENTDUTY STATION OUTSIDE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES1. In accordance with the policy of the Central Intelligence   Agency, I agree to serve outside the continental United States a mini-   mum tour of 24 months from the date of my arrival at my   permanent post of duty, unless said tour is sooner terminated by the   Government for its convenience, or it is terminated by the Agency for   circumstances that are considered by it to be beyond my control.2. It is understood and agreed that if I terminate for reasons   within my control in less than 12 months from the date of arrival at   said post, I shall reimburse CIA for all travel expenses, including   storage and per diem, incurred in the transporting of myself, my depend-   ents, my household and personal effects and my automobile to my perma-   nent post of duty, and shall pay all return travel and transportation   expenses to the United States.3. It is further understood and agreed that if I terminate for   reasons within my control subsequent to the twelfth month but prior to   the completion of my tour of duty, I small pay all return expenses for   the travel and transportation of myself, my dependents, my household   and personal effects and my automobile to the United States.WITNESS:![signature]Lerene L. Horbeck![signature]James S. Woods![date]
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29 November 1956Korea Station wishes to express its appreciation to JAMES S. WOODS for his most diligent performance of duty during his recent TDY hero, his highly cooperative attitude and above all, his extremo cagerness to got a job done well and expeditiously.It was largely with his help that Korea Station was able to screen and process the voluminous material which nocded to be hanllod in order to osteblich a coordinatel and Intograted record and filo maintenurice system.All Koran Station personnel connected with the work of theTDI Team members were impressed and gratified by the carerness with which they assisted with details and helped with problems that were outside the responsibilities of their assigned task. Their pleacant mannor, ant suggestions, their excellent cooperation and untiring efforts to complote more than the initially ontimated workload, all creato a most favorable impression which reflects much credit not only on the toan membors themuolves but on the Records Intoration Branch as well.Leland H. CarlisleLeland H. CARLISLEChief, KOSTA (Rear)
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14-00000CONFIDENTIAL(When Filled In)144 Buil Hall-Ave. Branch10-31. NAME   (Last) Woods (First) James S. (Middle)2. THIS DATE   6 August 19573. THE FOLLOWING AGENCY SPONSORED INSURANCE PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN EXPLAINED TO ME*   AIR AGENCIES EMPLOYEES PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (AAEPA)*   GROUP HOSPITALIZATION INCORPORATED (GHI)*   MUTUAL BENEFIT OF OMAHA - HOSPITALIZATION*   UNITED LIFE INSURANCE (UBLIC)*   AIR TRIP INSURANCE*   INCOME REPLACEMENT*   CASH PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS AT THE TIME EMPLOYEE APPLIES FOR INSURANCE MUST COVER THE PERIOD OF TIME HE WILL BE AWAY FROM HEADQUARTERS.4. ITINERARY (To be completed only for individuals making application for Air Trip Insurance)   WDC - Tokyo - WASH - TDY5. I AM NOW PARTICIPATING, OR WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE INSURANCE PROGRAMS LISTED BELOW.| TYPE OF POLICY | DESIRED | NOW HAVE | POLICY NUMBER | SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE | DEDUCTIONS AUTHORIZED EACH PAY PERIOD | CASH PAID || -------------- | :-----: | :------: | :-----------: | :-------------------: | :-----------------------------------: | :-------: || AIR TRIP FEGLI |    ✓    |    ✓     |     2017      |    James S. Woods     |                                       |   4.00    ||                |         |          |               |                       |                                       |           ||                |         |          |               |                       |                                       |           |6. I DO NOT ELECT TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THE STATED INSURANCE PROGRAMS7. EMPLOYEE INTERVIEWED BY   CPO (Signature) Patton   ICO (Signature) Esther Patton8. REMARKSWhen completed, the original of this form should be forwarded to TA&BB for incorporation in the employee's official personnel folder. The copy should be forwarded to CPB for retention in CPB files.INSURANCE QUESTIONNAIREFORM NO. 797 REPLACES FORM 37-190 WHICH IS OBSOLETE.1 SEP 55CONFIDENTIAL(4)
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY2430 E STREET NW.WASHINGTON 25, D. C.Date 23 July 1954Dear James S. Woods1. This is to notify you that the United States Government, as represented by the Central Intelligence Agency, has accepted your employment effective 25 April 1954Position: I.O.Base Salary: G-5 $3535.002. You will be:a. Entitled to annual and sick leave in accordance with Civil Service Commission rules and regulations, or such other provisions of law or regulations as may be established in lieu thereof.b. Reimbursed for travel expenses in accordance with CIA Regulations or Standardized Government Travel Regulations, as amended.c. If stationed outside continental United States, granted such monetary allowances as are prescribed by CIA Regulations.3. As a condition of your employment by the Central Intelligence Agency, you are subject to assignment to tours of duty at posts outside the continental United States. Each time you are so assigned, unless otherwise specified in advance by CIA, you will be required to remain at the post to which assigned for a period of 24 months from the date of arrival thereat, unless sooner transferred, reassigned or separated for reasons beyond your control. If you wish to return to the United States for personal reasons during that period, all travel and transportation costs incident to such return will be borne by you, with no expense to the Government.4. If this employment is for assignment to an overseas post, it is understood and agreed that, unless earlier separated for reasons beyond your control, you will remain in Government service for 12 months after your arrival at your first overseas post, and if you violate this agreement, any money expended by the United States on account of your travel and the transportation of your immediate family and household goods will be considered a debt due to the United States.5. Employment is conditioned upon satisfactory completion of the training courses prescribed by CIA and satisfactory performance of duty for a total period of six months from date of employment. In the event12
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-2-either training or performance of duty is deemed unsatisfactory by CIA,you will be offered other types of employment if available, or your em-ployment will be terminated.6. Your appointment is for such time as your services may be re-   quired and funds are available for the work of CIA. Notice of termination   will be given you by procedure similar to that provided by Civil Service   rules and regulations.![Signature]Official authorized to sign letters ofappointment.I accept the above agreement as a con-dition of my employment by CIA.![Signature]Date 23 July 54Form No.June 1948 51-104
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2200# INSURANCE QUESTIONNAIRE1. NAME(Last) Woods (First) James (Middle) S2. THIS DATE10 June 543. THE FOLLOWING AGENCY SPONSORED INSURANCE PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN EXPLAINED TO ME:* DAB AGENCIES EMPLOYEE'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (DAEPA)* MUTUAL BENEFIT OF OMAHANI[✓] GROUP HOSPITALIZATION INCORPORATED[✓] AIR TRIP INSURANCE4. ITINERARY (To be completed only for individuals making application for Air trip Insurance):Lvg Wash. 2 July 54 To Minneapolis, Seattle, & Tokyo5. I AM NOW PARTICIPATING, OR WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE PROGRAMS:| TYPE OF POLICY | DESIRED | NOW HAVE | POLICY NUMBER | DEDUCTIONS AUTHORIZED EACH PAY PERIOD | CASH PAID || -------------- | ------- | -------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------- | --------- || WAEPA          | ✓       |          | #2594         | P/R-28.33-2/04/54                     | #27.5x    || AIR Trip Ins   | ✓       |          | 28354         |                                       | $4.00     ||                |         |          |               |                                       |           ||                |         |          |               |                                       |           ||                |         |          |               |                                       |           |6. I DO NOT ELECT TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THE STATED INSURANCE PROGRAMS:7. EMPLOYEE INTERVIEWED BY:CPB:8. REMARKS!When completed, the original of this form should be forwarded to T&RB for incorporation in the employee's official personnel folder. The copy should be forwarded to CPB for retention in CPB files.FORM NO.37-1903 MAR 54(4)
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# APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITSIMPORTANT.-Before swearing to these appointment affidavits, you should read and understand the attached information for appointeeC.I.A. Washington, D.C.James S. Woods do solemnly swear (or affirm) that-## A. OATH OF OFFICEI will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD.## B. AFFIDAVIT AS TO SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY AND AFFILIATIONI am not a Communist or Fascist. I do not advocate nor am I a member of any organization that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force or violence or other unconstitutional means or seeking by force or violence to deny other persons their rights under the Constitution of the United States. I do further swear (or affirm) I will not so advocate, nor will I become a member of such organization during the period that I am an employee of the Federal Government.## C. AFFIDAVIT AS TO STRIKING AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENTI am not engaged in any strike against the Government of the United States and that I will not so engage while an employee of the Government of the United States; that I am not a member of an organization of Government employees that asserts the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and that I will not, while a Government employee, become a member of such an organization.## D. AFFIDAVIT AS TO PURCHASE AND SALE OF OFFICEI have not paid, or offered or promised to pay, any money or other thing of value to any person, firm or corporation for the use of influence to procure my appointment.## E. AFFIDAVIT AS TO DECLARATION OF APPOINTEEThe answers given in the Declaration of Appointee on the reverse of this form are true and correct.April 21, 1952James S. WoodsSubscribed and sworn before me this 21st day of April A. D. 19 52at Washington D.C.[SEAL]Margaret C. Casey5 U.S.C. 16 aNOTE.-If the oath is taken before a Notary Public the date of expiration of his commission should be shown.
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# STATEMENT OF FEDERAL CIVILIAN AND MILITARY SERVICE|       |              |                      |          || ----- | ------------ | -------------------- | -------- || NAME  |              | OFFICE               | DIVISION || Woods | JAMES SHUVIF | 050                  | RA       ||       |              |                      | SECTION  ||       |              | Processing & Recordi | File     |I FEDERAL CIVILIAN SERVICE (BEGIN WITH THIS AGENCY AND FOLLOW IN REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)| AGENCY         | LOCATION     | FROM        | TO          | TOTAL SERVICE || -------------- | ------------ | ----------- | ----------- | ------------- ||                |              | YR. MO. DA. | YR. MO. DA. | YR. MO. DA.   || C.I.A          |              | 2 1 4 1952  |             |               || Treasury Dept. | 15th & Penn. | 3 11 1951   | 4 4 1952    |               || Treasury Dept. | 15th & Penn. | 14 5 1950   | 9 9 1950    |               ||                |              |             |             |               ||                |              |             |             |               ||                |              |             |             |               ||                |              |             |             |               ||                |              |             |             |               ||                |              |             |             |               ||                |              |             |             |               |Total Civilian Service 16II MILITARY SERVICE (INCLUDE ONLY PERIODS OF ACTIVE DUTY: DO NOT INCLUDE TERMINAL LEAVE)| BRANCH OF SERVICE | FROM          | TO            | TOTAL SERVICE || ----------------- | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- ||                   | YR.   MO. DA. | YR.   MO. DA. | YR. MO. DA.   || Army              | 3 10 1946     | 12 4 1948     | 10 8 1        || Army              | 1940 7 8      | 1951 7 8      |               ||                   |               |               |               |Total Military ServiceIII CERTIFICATIONI swear ( or affirm )I hereby swear ( or affirm ) that the above Civilian and Military service is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge:April 21, 1952DATEJames L. WoodsSIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEEIV REMARKS: (CONCERNING ABOVE SERVICE)Marget C. LaceyV FOR PERSONNEL OFFICE USE ONLY|                          |       || ------------------------ | ----- || TOTAL CREDITABLE SERVICE |       || DATE                     | YEARS || 25                       | 3     |
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# PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE1. Serial No. (no entry)2. NAME: (last) WOODS (first) JAMES (middle) SAUIE3. Office R1/F14. Date of Birth Feb. 20, 19285. Sex: male (1)   female (2)   Marital Status single   Nr. Dependents6. Employment Date: April 19527. Citizenship: U.S.   Other8. Acquired By: (1) Birth (2) Marriage (3) Naturalization (4) Other (specify)   Year U.S. citizenship acquired, if not by birthSEC. I. EDUCATION1. Extent: (circle one)1. Less than high school2. High school graduate3. Trade, Business or Commercial school graduate4. Two years college, or less5. Over two years, no degree6. Bachelor degree7. Post-graduate study (minimum 8 sem. hrs.)8. Masters degree9. Doctors degree2. College or University Study:| Name and location of                      | Major            | Minor | Dates att'd | Yrs Compl | Degree Recd          | Sem || ----------------------------------------- | ---------------- | ----- | ----------- | --------- | -------------------- | :-: || College or University                     |                  |       | From        | To        | Day Night Title Date | Hrs || Aakers Business School - Grooming N. Daks | Intin accounting | Law   | Oct 48      | Feb 50    | Junior accounting    |     ||                                           |                  |       |             |           | Diptorica            |     || Strayers College Washington.c             | alcsn accounting | Law   |             | Now.      |                      |     ||                                           |                  |       |             |           | Atten                |     |3. Trade, Commercial, and Specialized Training:| School | Attendance Dates | Tot. mo's | Study or Specialization || ------ | ---------------- | --------- | ----------------------- ||        | From             | To        |                         ||        |                  |           |                         ||        |                  |           |                         ||        |                  |           |                         |4. Military. Intelligence or Investigative training (full tine duty as a student in specialized schools such as intelligence, communications, ordnance disposal, etc.)| School | Attendance Dates | Tot. mo's | Study or Specialization || ------ | ---------------- | --------- | ----------------------- ||        | From             | To        |                         ||        |                  |           |                         ||        |                  |           |                         ||        |                  |           |                         |
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# SEC. 11. WORK EXPERIENCE1. State the nature of duties performed with this organization, starting with your present position. Approximate dates (month and year) are sufficient.   Usr a continuation sheet, if necessary, to adequately describe your duties.From *April 52* To *Nov 52* Tot.mos. 7Grade GS-4 Salary 3175Office R1/FLPositionTitle: CLERKDuty Title: General Office WorkDescription of Duties:Supervise the changing of the folders from folder to folder. Some folders one single documented data. Auto all documents for EL Do signitures and other general office duties.Duty Station, if overseas:From To Tot.mos. ______ Description of Duties:Grade ______ Salary______OfficePositionTitle:DutyTitle:From To Tot.mos. ______Grade ______ Salary______Duty Station, if overseas:Description of Duties:OfficePositionTitle:DutyTitle:From To Tot.mos. ______Grade ______ Salary______Duty Station, if overseas:Description of Duties:OfficePositionTitle:DutyTitle:From To Tot.mos. ______Grade ______ Salary______Duty Station, if overseas:Description of Duties:OfficePositionTitle:DutyTitle:Duty Station, if overseas:
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SEC. II. WORK EXPERIENCE (CONT'D)3. Special Work Experience: Check any of the following organizations by which you may have been employed.01 U.S. Secret Service24 Air Force A-202 Civil Police25 Foreign Economic Admin.03 Military Police26 Counter Intelligence Corps04 U.S. Border Patrol27 Immigration & Naturalization05 U.S. Narcotics Squad28 Strategic Services Unit06 FBI29 Foreign Service, State Dept.07 Criminal Investigation Div.30 Central Intelligence Group21 Office of Naval Intelligence31 Armed Forces Security Agency22 Office of War Information32 Coordinator of Information23 Army G-233 Office of Facts & Figures20 Office of Strategic Services34 Board of Economic Warfare35 Federal Communications Comm.SEG. III. FOREIGN LANGUAGESList below the foreign languages in which you have some competence. Be sure to include uncommon modern languages. Check (X) your competence and how acquired.| LANGUAGE | COMPETENCE                                                                                                             | HOW ACQUIRED                                                               || -------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ||          | Equivalent to Native Fluency. *Fluent but obviously Foreign *Adequate for ResearchAdequate for TravelLimited Knowledge | Native of CountryProlonged ResidenceContact (Parents, etc.).Academic Study ||          |                                                                                                                        |                                                                            ||          |                                                                                                                        |                                                                            ||          |                                                                                                                        |                                                                            ||          |                                                                                                                        |                                                                            ||          |                                                                                                                        |                                                                            |* If you have checked 'Fluent' for a language that has significant difference in spoken and written form (e.g., Arabic), explain your competence herein**Specialized Language Competence: Describe ability to do specialized language work involving vocabularies and terminology in the scientific, engineering, telecommunications, and military fields. List the language with the type of speciality.
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# SEC. IV. AREA KNOWLEDGE1. List below any foreign countries or regions of which you have knowledge gained as a result of residence, travel or study. Study can mean either academic study, or study of a foreign country resulting from an intelligence, military, commercial or professional work assignment.| Country or Region | Dates of Residence, Study Etc. | Manner in Which Knowledge Was Aquired (check (X) one) || ----------------- | ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- || To by gaan        | Jan 47-48                      | X (army)                                              || Korea             | Deu50-2-15                     | X (army)                                              |2. Specialized Knowledge of AreaList specialized knowledge of foreign country such as knowledge of terrain, coasts and harbors, utilities, railroads, industries, political parties, etc., gained as a result of study or work assignment. Include name of employer or organization.| Country | Type of Knowledge | How and When Gained || ------- | ----------------- | ------------------- ||         |                   |                     ||         |                   |                     ||         |                   |                     |# SEC. V. TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS (PRESENT. UTILIZATION)| Skill     | Per Cent of Time Used | Not Used | WPM (Approximate Proficiency) | Prefer Assignment Using Skill Oftener || --------- | --------------------- | -------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------- || Typing    | 1. 5%                 | 2.       | 35                            | 1. Yes 2. No                          || Shorthand | 1.                    | 2. ✓     |                               | 1. Yes 2. No                          |Shorthand System: 1. Manual 2. Machine 3. Speedwriting.# SEC. VI. LICENSES, HOBBIES, SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS1. Licenses: List any licenses or certi- fication such as teachers, pilot, marine, etc.2. Hobbies: List any hobbies such as sailing, skiing, writing, or other special qualifications.# SEC. VII. PROFESSIONAL, AND ACADEMIC HONORSList any professional or academus associations or honorary societies in which you hold membership.
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## SEC. VIII. PUBLICATIONSList below the type of writing (non-fiction: professional or scientific articles, general interest subjects, current events, etc; fiction: novels, short stories, etc.) of any published materials of which you were author or co-author.## SEC. IX. INVENTIONSDescribe any devices you have invented as to type of work for which intended and whether patented.| Device | Patented       || ------ | -------------- ||        | (1) Yes (2) No ||        | (1) Yes (2) No ||        | (1) Yes (2) No |## SEC. X. TESTS (Within present organization)Describe below the type of tests which you have taken,| Type of Test | Date Taken || ------------ | ---------- ||              |            |## SEC. XI. PHYSICAL HANDICAPSList any physical handicaps you may have.None## SEC. XII. OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENTAre you willing to accept periodic tour of duty overseas?(1) 2 year Tour ✓ (2) 4 year Tour (3) Not interested## SEC. XIII. WORK ASSIGNMENTIn view of your total experience and education, for what assignment do you think you are best qualified?One in which I may be able to use my accounting experience, such as finance work or administrative work.