Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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## NOTESA. Ethiopia-Congo Haile Selassie has acceded to our ambassador's request and is rescinding his earlier decision to withdraw the 1,743-man Ethiopian contingent from the UN force in the Congo.B. Communist China - Africa The Guinean ambassador in Peiping has it unofficially that Premier Chou En-lai will leave in mid-December for a tour of some Afro-Asian countries. He is to stop first in Egypt and then visit several other African countries including Guinea, Ghana, and Mali, Chou would be the highest ranking Chinese leader ever to visit Africa. (INTERCEPTS)C. Indonesia-Philippines Two good sources have reported that President Sukarno plans to go to Manila this Thursday to confer with Philippine President Macapagal. No reasons have been advanced for the visit. Our charge guesses that it is an Indonesian move to head off Philippine recognition of Malaysia.D. Venezuela The terrorists have struck again, this time firing six US-owned oil and gas pipelines near the northeastern city of Puerto la Cruz. The elections are still on for Sunday, and we look for a maximum effort from the pro-Castro terrorist organization.E. Congo We now have word that 49 members of the Soviet Embassy, including dependents, left Leopoldville on Saturday aboard a Sabena flight for Brussels. They are expected to book onward passage for Moscow. It is reported that the Congolese will allow one Russian without diplomatic status to stay to look after Soviet property.For The President Only - Top Secret
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27 Nov# TOP SECRET(Security Classification)|     | ROUTING          |                || --- | ---------------- | -------------- || TO: | NAME AND ADDRESS | DATE INITIALS  || 1   | CIA/IPC          |                || 2   |                  |                || 3   |                  |                || 4   |                  |                ||     | ACTION           | DIRECT REPLY   ||     | APPROVAL         | DISPATCH       ||     | COMMENT          | FILE           ||     | CONCURRENCE      | INFORMATION    ||     | REMARKS:         |                ||     |                  |                ||     |                  | PREPARE REPLY  ||     |                  | RECOMMENDATION ||     |                  | RETURN         ||     |                  | SIGNATURE      |NLJ 94-424 (#5)CONTROL NO. [SC-NLJ-085/93 B]COPY 1 OFHandle Via# COMINTChannelsAccess to this document will be restricted to those approved for the following specific activities:FROM: NAME, ADDRESS, AND PHONE NO.David C. Hunphrey/LBJ LibraryDATE 6/23/93![NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions]# TOP SECRET(Security Classification)
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13-00000LBJ LIBRARY| Mandatory ReviewCase # NLJ 93-381Document # 5# THE PRESIDENT'S# INTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY27 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET
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# 13-00000![Map of Cuba with SAM site locations indicated by dots]HAVANACUBAISLE OF PINESSECRETSECRET*   SAM SITESECRET![Scale bar indicating 0 to 100 nautical miles]Nipe BayU.S.Naval Base63 11 26 6
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13-00000# 1. Cubaa. Cuban tents are now begin-ning to appear at a number of theSAM sites--further evidence thattraining of Cubans in operation ofSAM equipment has begun as scheduled.b. High-altitude photographytaken this past weekend shows thesetents at six SAM sites in westernCuba. These sites are in additionto those at which we noted the pres-ence of Cuban interpreters as wereported on Saturday.c. This training should be com-pleted by next May or June.d. Just before the trainingstarted, we noted a series of movesinvolving the relocation of eight ofthe SAM sites.e. The purpose, it appears,was to shift the mission of the sys-tem from an area defense of theisland as a whole to point defenseof specific targets, particularlyHavana. (Includes INTERCEPTS)# 2. Syria-Iraqa. Syrian leaders have accededto pressure from Iraq and have ex-pelled Iraqi Baathist extremist AliSaadi. He has gone to AthensFor The President Only - Top Secret
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## PARTY STRENGTHS IN TURKISH ELECTIONS(% of total vote)![Legend: 1961 General Election vs 1963 Local Election]36.7 Republican Peoples' Party (RPP)37.034.8 Justice Party (JP)45.913.7 New Turkey Party (NTP)6.514.0 Republican Peasant Nation Party (RPNP)2.80 Nation Party (NP)3.10.8 Independents (or unreported vote)4.30 Turkish Labor Party (TLP)0.4
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13-000003. Turkeyb. This is an earnest of thedesire of moderate Baathist leadersin Damascus to preserve workable re-lations with Iraq, partly as acounterbalance to Cairo and partlyto preserve what remains of Baathistinfluence in Baghdad.c. Intercepts show at leastsome Syrian troops will remain inIraq at the request of Iraqi offi-cials.d. Preparations had been underway for these forces to withdraw;retention of at least some in Iraqis another sign that both regimeshope to preserve something of therelations they once had.(Includes INTERCEPTS)a. Prime Minister Inonu'scoalition government is about tocollapse.b. It has long been shaky.Last week it was dealt a severe set-back when the opposition JusticeParty, heir of the Menderes regime,emerged from local elections as thecountry's majority party.For The President Only - Top Secret(Cont'd)
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# MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN SOVIET AGRICULTURE![index of net agriculture production chart, 1950 - 100]![total population of the ussr chart, 1950-100]1953-55Procurement prices raised.1954-56New Lands program.1955-56Corn program.1957-58Program to "catch up" with US in meat and milk output.1958Machine-tractor stations abolished.1961-62Administrative reorganizations.1962Livestock product prices raised.1962-63Program to plow up and plant fallow lands.1963Wheat purchases.1963-?Fertilizer program.Preliminary Estimare# SOVIET GRAIN PRODUCTION(million metric tons)|      | ALL GRAINS      |             | WHEAT ALONE     |             || ---- | --------------- | ----------- | --------------- | ----------- ||      | Soviet Official | US Estimate | Soviet Official | US Estimate || 1958 | 141             | 125         | 77              | 63          || 1959 | 126             | 100         | 69              | 55          || 1960 | 134             | 100         | 64              | 46          || 1961 | 137             | 115         | 67              | 55          || 1962 | 148             | 115         | 71              | 57          || 1963 |                 | 100-110     |                 | 42-46       |CONFIDENTIAL
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c. Now the Peasant Party, one of the three in the coalition, has voted to pull out, and probably will do so as soon as Inonu gets back from Washington. Another partner, the Turkey Party, has wanted to pull out, and apparently has stayed in only because of pressure from the military.d. A new coalition is at least a theoretical possibility, with a number of independents taking the place of the Peasant Party, but Inonu probably would not be prime minister.e. The military are working for an all-party coalition. This way, they feel, they could keep tabs on the Justice Party, but the Justice Party is not likely to buy this arrangement.f. As matters now stand, the military would take over the government itself before it would let the Justice Party form one.4. USSR wheata. Soviet President Brezhnev has told the Iranian prime minister that the decision to buy wheat abroad was taken to avoid lowering reserves, which he has described as ample for one or two years. We think the situation is more serious than that.For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-00000b. This year's harvest was clearly very bad. The weight of evidence suggests that Soviet grain stockpiles have been far drawn down this year and are not sufficient to protect the country from another poor harvest.c. Our estimate is that total grain production each year since 1958 has been well below that year's level of 125 million tons, while the population has continued to grow.d. We have seen from intercepts signs of extensive slaughtering in anticipation of fodder shortages during the winter. This runs counter to Khrushchev's oft-stated plan to build up the livestock industry.e. We have also noted that the extensive wheat purchases weaken the USSR's gold reserves at a time when it hopes to expand its imports of machinery for a huge chemical fertilizer program.f. In addition, we have seen signs of stringent measures to protect the grain supply, accompanied by public discontent in some areas over the absence of bread.NBRFor The President Only - Top Secret(Cont'd)VUBR
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5. Communist China - Argentinaa. Peiping last week contracted for some 300,000 tons of wheat (cost about $20,000,000) from Argentina.b. This adds to the 1,000,000 tons just contracted for with Australia, but is still far below the 5,000,000 tons the Chinese have normally imported in recent years. Additional suppliers will be hard to find.c. A large sale, apparently involving some $56,000,000 worth of meat, is apparently also being arranged. This is interesting, not only for the sizeable foreign exchange outlay, but also for the concern it shows for improving the diet of the mainland's urban population.d. The same caloric value could be obtained from grains at a fraction of this cost. (INTERCEPTS throughout)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-000006. Czechoslovakia-   USSRa. Czech President and party boss Novotny has gone to Moscow, evidently for economic talks, judging by the composition of his delegation.b. Novotny's background of Stalinist excesses have put him on the wrong side of Khrushchev. They also have given rise to control problems, particularly in the fractious Slovak party where pressures for liberalization have made their mark.c. Party problems and Novotny's leadership may thus also come under review.d. A curious sign of the times is the fact that, although President Novotny is in Moscow, the presidential flag has remained up at the official residence. It might simply have been an oversight, but the symbolism will not be lost to the people in Prague.7. Cambodiaa. Cambodia, as expected, has asked the Geneva co-chairman to call the Geneva conference participants together (in Djakarta) to discuss measures "to ensure the internationally guaranteed and controlled neutralization of Cambodia."(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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# 13-00000> [Figure: A map of Yemen and surrounding areas, including Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Ethiopia, and part of Egypt. An inset shows Yemen and its location relative to the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, and other countries.]> ![map of Yemen and surrounding areas]> Khamis MushaitSAUDI ARABIAZahranNajranSYRIAIRAQJORDANCairoU. A. R. (EGYPT)Ras BanasJiddaMeccaTaifSAUDIARABIARiyadhDEMILITARIZED ZONEQizanArishSadahSUDANKhartoumAl MuwassamHaradMaydiWashhaAbsHajjahUmranRaydaMaribSANASirwahJihannahHaribYEMENAl HudaydahSanaYEMENTAIZZMochaBAYHANSTATEDhamarIbbQatabahAl BaydaAd DaliADENPROTECTORATEADENGULF OF ADENETHIOPIAFR. SOM.Addis Ababa3390513 SEPTEMBER 196350 MILES
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8. Egypt-Yemena. An Egyptain military message reporting to Cairo on operations in Yemen this past weekend indicated that poison gas (referred to as "ghurab" in Egyptian military traffic) was used against royalist tribesmen.in the northwest.b. This is the first time we have noted its employment since last summer, although another intercept shows that the Egyptian command has continued to authorize its use.b. Last year when this came up, the French were inclined to go along with some such idea.c. They have indicated to us that they still feel Sihanouk should not be turned down, and Sihanouk is obviously hopeful that they will exert pressure on us and the British.d. Sihanouk seems to be hoping for at least a rump session attended by conferees who are willing to do his bidding.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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9. Congoa. Opposition leftist Congo- lese exiles, operating from Brazzaville across the river, are reported to be plotting to assassinate Congolese Premier Adoula and some of his ministers.b. It is supposed to happen sometime after 8 December.c. Meanwhile, agents are being infiltrated with money to buy off opposition to a takeover immediately thereafter by radical nationalist Gbenye.d. Adoula's government already knows that this group of left-wing subversives, which now numbers about 50, is being helped by the Communist bloc.e. It operates fairly freely in the loose circumstances which now obtain in Brazzaville. Its activities may soon become a serious source of friction between the two countries.c. It is basically a tear gas, but in such highly concentrated form that it has caused the death of a number of Yemenis.(INTERCEPTS throughout)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-00000NOTESA. South Korea With 85 percent of the vote in, PakChong-hui's Democratic Republican Party has alreadywon an absolute majority in the National Assemblyelections held yesterday.B. Venezuela The country's three major presidentialcandidates were the targets of unsuccessful assassi-nation attempts yesterday as Communist-led terror-ists moved into the final week of desperate attemptto wreck next Sunday's elections. A US Embassy-of-ficial was also the intended recipient of a "Christ-mas package" containing a bomb. Yesterday a USrubber warehouse was set afire and destroyed byterrorists.C. Indonesia-Philippines We have what is about assure a sign as we can get that Sukarno will be go-ing to Manila as reported yesterday. A reliablesource tells us Sukarno has sent advance word totwo of his favorite Philippine girl friends that hewill be arriving on 28 November.D. Indonesia-Malaysia Indonesian-inspired press re-ports yesterday claimed a British military planewas shot down near the North Borneo border. Brit-ish Intelligence tells us the story is concocted;no aircraft are reported missing.E. Cuba The alert in the Cuban military which wenoted immediately after President Kennedy's deathhas been lifted. (INTERCEPT)For The President Only - Top Secret(Cont'd)4/BR
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13-00000F. Cambodia Cambodia is cutting its diplomatic representation abroad to a bare minimum as an austerity measure following curtailment of US aid. Sihanouk announced last week that this would be done, saying that missions in Communist countries would not be affected since those countries "protect" Cambodia. Curiously enough, among the missions being closed down are those in New Delhi and Rangoon. (Includes (INTERCEPTS)NBRG. USSR-US Pravda this morning reports on Gromyko's talks with President Johnson, giving top play to Senator Fulbright's remarks about the desirability of a meeting between the President and Khrushchev.NBR2/BRFor The President Only - Top Secret
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13-00000DOCUMENTS OF INTERESTI. De Gaulle on NATO strategy.II. Common Market official appraises President Johnson.(Sensitive INTERCEPT)For The President Only - Top Secret
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# THE PRESIDENT'S# INTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY28 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET[SC-NLJ-088/93 B1]
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OFFICIAL USE ONLY![Map of Venezuela]# VENEZUELA## Text Elements*   Paragraphs: Separate with blank lines; combine wrapped lines into single paragraphs*   Emphasis: Use *italics* and **bold** to match the original formatting*   Lists:    *   Unordered lists with `*` or `-` bullets    *   Ordered lists with `1.`, `2.`, etc.    *   Preserve original numbering even if a list starts with a number other than 1*   Multi-column text: Transcribe as a single column, preserving the logical reading order## Tables*   Add a blank line **before and after** each table*   Use standard Markdown table syntax with `|` for columns and `---` for headers*   Preserve all cell content and table structure exactly*   For tables without visible borders, infer the structure based on alignment and spacing*   Keep multi-line cell content within a single Markdown table cell*   Maintain clear separation between adjacent tables## Figures and Images*   Enclose figures in blockquotes starting with `> [Figure]`*   Provide comprehensive descriptions of each charts, graphs, and diagrams.*   Use image placeholders like `![photo description]` or `![logo of coca cola]` for each photographs and images, instead of transcribing text within them.*   Match the language of descriptions to the document's language## Special Elements*   Footnotes: Use Markdown footnote syntax `[^1]` in both text and footnote sections, do not change the footnote numbers.*   Mathematical expressions: Use LaTeX with `$` for inline math and `$$` for block math*   Links: Only use Markdown link syntax when the actual URL is visible in the documentNBR
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# 1. Venezuelaa. The country's six presidential candidates have swung into the home stretch of their campaigns. So have the terrorists, who are still trying hard to sabotage next Sunday's vote.b. There is little doubt that the terrorist effort has all-out Cuban support. Castro looks on Venezuela as his prime target in Latin America and would do everything in his power to prevent President Betancourt from finishing his term.c. So far, the terrorists have tried to intimidate the candidates by harassing political rallies, bombing their party headquarters in various cities, and threatening them with assassination. They have tried to scare voters from the polls by creating a general atmosphere of lawlessness. Kidnappings, like the one yesterday morning of Colonel Chenault, are part of the pattern.d. The government counterattack is under the personal direction of Betancourt, who is as determined to finish out his term and turn over power to a freely-elected successor as Castro is to prevent this.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-000002. South Vietnam   a. We now have a fuller account from official US sources of the Viet Cong attack on two mountain villages mentioned in Tuesday's Checklist.   b. This account makes it clear that the earlier press versions, which spoke of 1,000 missing villagers, were highly colored.   c. Our present information is that the attack, in company strength, was successfully repulsed. The Viet Cong suffered some 30 casualties; government losses were six killed, three wounded and 39 missing.   e. Yesterday it was announced that the carrying of firearms by anyone outside the security forces was forbidden until the elections are over.   f. Some 3,000 reservists have been called up to protect the polls. Leaves are being cancelled and all security forces are maintaining a high state of alert.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13-000003. Israeld. As is usual in these cases, the villagers began to trickle back once the Viet Cong left.e. This episode aside, we see a number of indications that the Communists will try to sustain the higher level of military activity they have kept up since the coup.f. The Communist radio has called for more attacks in an effort to destroy strategic hamlets and "develop" Viet Cong forces. In support of this, Viet Cong communications traffic has been unusually heavy and has involved a large volume of high priority traffic and special alert patterns. (Includes INTERCEPTS)a. We have some reason to believe that the Israelis are developing a surface-to-surface missile of their own.b. A reliable clandestine source says that an Israeli representative is trying to buy US stable platforms for the inertial guidance system of a missile with a range of 300-350 miles. He wanted delivery in six to twelve months. There have been several earlier reports thatFor The President Only - Top Secret(Cont'd)(St.-NLJ-088/93 B11)
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13-00000Israel is buying missile components in the US and England.c. We think this missile program is independent of another Israeli venture: Tel Aviv's contract with a French firm, Marcel Dassault, for the development of a system which will be able to deliver a 1,600-pound warhead to a maximum range of 300 miles.4. USSR-Indiaa. Moscow has promised the Indians to ship the equipment for one surface-to-air (SAM) training site early next month.b. The Soviets had agreed to provide eight SAM sites. The rest will probably not be sent until the Indians have learned to handle the equipment about a year from now.c. As we noted last Sunday, there are some Indians who have doubts about the Soviet willingness to live up to the letter of their military aid agreements with New Delhi.NBRNBR(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top SecretZIBR[SC-NLT-088/93 B1]
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5. Burmad. They call into question especially the contract for the Soviets to set up in India a facility to assemble MIG fighters--an enterprise which has appeared somewhat impractical from the beginning.e. We do note, however, that Soviet aircraft specialists working on the project were still in New Delhi in early November. (INTERCEPTS)a. Ne Win has followed up his action in breaking off talks with the Burmese Communists by arresting over 700 of their number.b. Ne Win had been trying to lure the faction-ridden Communists into a "national front." However, he found the demands of the Communist negotiators, some of whom had only just returned from long exile in Peiping, to be impossible.c. This will probably lead to renewed fighting between the army and Communist guerrillas in the hills.d. More trouble can also be expected from the rebellious ethnic minorities like the Karens and the(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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> [Figure] Map of Southeast Asia, focusing on Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.CHINANORTH VIETNAM*   Quang Tri*   Hue*   Da Nang*   Quang Nam*   Quang NgaiLAOS*   Kontum*   Pleiku*   An Khe*   Qui Nhon*   Cheo Reo*   Song Cau*   Tuy Hoa*   Ban Me Thuot*   Nha Trang*   Da Lat*   Phan RangCAMBODIA*   Loc Ninh*   Phnom Penh*   Tay Ninh*   Phuoc Vinh*   Chau Phu*   SAIGON*   Phan Thiet*   Cho Lon*   My Tho*   Vung Tau*   Isle de Phu Quoc*   Can Tho*   Rach Gia*   Quan Long (Ca Mau)*   Bac LieuGULF OF SIAMSOUTH CHINA SEASTATUTE MILES(SC-NLT-055/93 B11)