Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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13-000005. Egyptnote from Jin Yory19 NowTDCS 3/565, 06418NovIN 6302518 Novc. Design requirements call for the delivery of a 1,600-pound warhead to a maximum range of 300 miles with a CEP slightly in excess of half a mile. A conventional warhead would not make military sense under these specifications.a. Pamphlets and posters bitterly lampooning Nasir, especially for his involvement in Yemen and Algeria, have appeared on the streets of Cairo and Suez.b. Such public expression of anti-Nasir sentiment is highly unusual.c. It is still in a very low key, however, and there is no sign of organized opposition.d. We do not consider Nasir to be in any immediate danger of overthrow, though he could be forced to modify unpopular policies if the discontent spreads.NBRFor The President Only - Top SecretVAR
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6. BoliviaTOCS 3/564,96615 NovIN 61659La Paz 677CID, 19 Nova. The return last week of Vice President Lechin, who has been on ice as Bolivia's ambassador in Rome, will heat things up in La Paz.b. The city has already witnessed four minor demonstrations which Embassy La Paz attributes to left-wingers encouraged by Lechin's presence.c. Lechin, who has ambitions to replace President Paz, intends to tour the country to rally his political forces, now in disarray as a result of some astute moves by Paz.d. If Lechin decides after these soundings to come out openly against the president, he will try to arrange a series of strikes early next year to point up his strength.7. Cambodiaby phone from State, 20 Nova. Sihanouk may have finally painted himself into a corner on US aid.b. He has followed up yesterday's emotional public renunciation with an official request to our embassy for talks on the subject.(Cont'd)
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13-00000onally from Ed Hancha19 Nowc. We are always reluctant to predict just what Sihanouk will do next, but he may hope, perhaps expect, that the US will press him to retain some of our aid, even on his terms.NBRVBRFor The President Only - Top Secret
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# NOTESA. Congo A clandestine source tells us that Adoula will finally announce this morning the expulsion of all personnel of the Soviet and Czech embassies. This move has been hanging fire ever since security officials turned up evidence several weeks ago implicating personnel of these embassies in antigovernment activities. The Congolese ambassador in Moscow has been directed to destroy his classified files.B. USSR A new series of extended range missile tests seems to be upcoming. Three Soviet range instrumentation ships left Petropavlovsk nine days ago and are apparently headed for the more distant Pacific impact area, 6,500 miles from Tyuratam. There has so far been no announcement closing the area. (INTERCEPTS)C. Sino-Soviet Peiping has been quick to exploit the opening provided by Barghoorn's release. To the Chinese this affair is an object lesson in how Khrushchev knuckles under to US pressure without getting a thing in return.D. USSR-Cuba The five passenger ships we mentioned in last Thursday's Checklist have docked and departed. Some of them brought in rotational troops and all of them took out Soviet personnel. We cannot strike a firm balance on the basis of the evidence we now have, but it is possible that as many Soviets went out as came in. (INTERCEPTS)(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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E. Czechoslovakia-Mali We have an intercepted messagefrom the Malian ambassador in Prague reporting in-cidents between Czechs and Malians a week ago Sunday.There were, the ambassador notes, "only six woundedon the Malian side." (INTERCEPT)F. Japan Ikeda does not appear to be in any particulartrouble in tomorrow's elections. The long-range trendtoward the left in popular vote will probably be ap-parent, but Ikeda's Liberal Democratic Party shouldretain a safe majority in the next Diet. The leftistshave tried to turn rising prices and last week's twindisasters into election ammunition, but withoutmarked success.G. Indonesia Djakarta is trying to round up supportfor making Sukarno's little Olympics, the "Games ofthe New Emerging Forces," a permanent thing. Inmaking a pitch along these lines to the Philippineambassador, a high Indonesian official candidly ad-mitted that Djakarta views this sort of athleticcompetition as a means of achieving political ends.(INTERCEPTS)H. Israel The Israeli foreign office says Ben Gurionis denying the Sulzberger account in last Saturday'sNew York Times of Ben Gurion's "hints" about experi-ments in "military atomics" at Dimona. AmbassadorBarbour is not entirely convinced of this, however,and recalls Ben Gurion's oft-expressed opinion thatit does no harm to let Nasir worry about Dimona.I. Brazil A new round of army promotions and shiftsin command are due to be announced Monday. Anti-Goulart elements fear, probably with good reason,that their ranks will be further thinned. Congeni-tal plotters on the far right are talking coup yetagain.For The President Only - Top Secret
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# THE PRESIDENT'S# INTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTCIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAMRELEASE AS SANITIZED1998ISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY22 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET
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In honor of President Kennedyfor whom the President's Intelligence Checklistwas first written on 17 June 1961For The President Only Top Secret
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13-00000For this day, the Checklist Staff can find no words more fitting than a verse quoted by the President to a group of newspapermen the day he learned of the presence of Soviet missiles in Cuba.For The President Only *Top Secret*
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Bullfight critics ranked in rowsCrowd the enormous plaza full;But only one is there who knowsAnd he's the man who fights the bull.For The President Only Top Secret
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# THE WHITE HOUSEOUTGOING MESSAGEFROM:TO:INFO:PRECEDENCE CLASSIFICATION WHASAINTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST, 22 NOVEMBER 1963PAGE OFWHASA FORM 121 JAN 61
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# TOP SECRET DINARTHE PRESIDENT'S INTELLIGENCE CHECKLIST--22 NOVEMBER 19631. USSR:   A. "GRIFFON", THE SOVIET ANTIMISSILE DISPLAYED IN THE 7 NOVEMBER MOSCOW PARADE, APPEARS DESIGNED ONLY FOR USE WITHIN THE ATMOSPHERE.   B. FURTHER ANALYSIS OF PHOTOS OF THE MISSILE INDICATES IT WEIGHS ABOUT 2,000 POUNDS LESS, AND HAS LESS THRUST THAN ORIGINALLY ESTIMATED.   C. ITS PROBABLE BEST PERFORMANCE ALTITUDES ARE FROM 50,000 TO 100,000 FEET, AND IT IS NOT THEREFORE COMPARABLE TO THE HIGHER THRUST NIKE-ZEUS SYSTEM.2. CAMBODIA:   A. SIHANOUK HAS GIVEN THE FRENCH IN PHNOM PENH FORE-WARNING THAT HE PLANS TO REVIVE HIS NEUTRALITY GUARANTEE PROPOSALS.   B. HE WANTS THE TWELVE GENEVA CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS TO MEET IN SOME ASIAN CITY, "AT THE GREAT POWERS' EXPENSE," TO WORK OUT A NEUTRALITY GUARANTEE DECLARATION.   C. THE FRENCH SAY THEY PLAN TO RESPOND FAVORABLY AND HOPE WE WILL TOO, LEST SIHANOUK OTHERWISE TAKE THE FINAL IR-REVOCABLE STEP INTO THE COMMUNIST BLOC.(CONT'D)# TOP SECRET DINAR
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# TOP SECRET DINARD. MEANWHILE PEIPING HAS DECLARED IT WOULD GIVE "ALL-OUT SUPPORT SHOULD CAMBODIA ENCOUNTER ARMED INVASION INSTI-GATED BY THE US OR ITS VASSALS."E. MINISTER OF DEFENSE LON NOL HAS INTIMATEDTO GENERAL TABER THAT THE CAMBODIAN MILITARY DOES NOT APPROVEOF TERMINATION OF US AID. CAMBODIAN MILITARY OFFICERS HAVEMADE IT PLAIN THAT THE US RETAINS A RESERVOIR OF GOOD WILLWITHIN THE COUNTRY'S MILITARY.3. NOTES:A. CUBA-US: A PRENSA LATINA ITEM YESTERDAY DATELINEDNEW YORK, SAYS THE STUDENT COMMITTEE FOR TRAVEL TO CUBA HASSTARTED ORGANIZING ANOTHER TRIP, HOPEFULLY TO INCLUDE ASMANY AS 500 STUDENTS THIS TIME. OVER 100 ARE SAID TO HAVEAPPLIED SO FAR.B. U-2 CRASH: SALVAGE OPERATIONS CONTINUE ON THEWRECKAGE OF THE U-2. THERE IS STILL NO TRACE OF THE PILOT,CAPTAIN HYDE, WHO EVIDENTLY EJECTED SOMETIME BEFORE IMPACT.C. DENMARK-USSR: DANISH FOREIGN MINISTER HAEKKERUP,VISITING KHRUSHCHEV ON THURSDAY, PRESENTED HIM WITH A MADE-IN-DENMARK ROCKING CHAIR, EXPRESSING THE HOPE THAT IT WOULDNOW BE POSSIBLE TO ROCK IN RHYTHM IN BOTH THE KREMLIN ANDTHE WHITE HOUSE. APPARENTLY KHRUSHCHEV WILL BE MAKING HISSCANDANAVIAN TOUR NEXT SPRING.(CONT'D)# TOP SECRET DINAR
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# TOP SECRET DINARD. JAPAN YESTERDAY'S JAPANESE ELECTION DID NOT CHANGETHE GENERAL BALANCE BETWEEN CONSERVATIVES AND SOCIALISTS INTHE DIET. WHILE IT IS TOO EARLY TO MAKE A DETAILED ANALYSIS,IT WOULD APPEAR THAT IKEDA'S POSITION WITHIN THE PARTY MAYBE SOMEWHAT LESS SECURE. THE SOCIALISTS GAINED A FEW SEATS,BUT FELL SHORT OF THEIR GOAL OF BREAKING THE "ONE-THIRDBARRIER."E. INDONESIA-US: INDONESIAN OFFICIALS ARE LETTING ITBE KNOWN INDIRECTLY, VIA THE OIL COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES,THAT SUKARNO MAY WELL HOLD UP SIGNATURE OF THE LAW RATIFYINGOIL CONTRACTS WITH THE BIG THREE UNTIL THE US POSITION ON AIDTO INDONESIA IS "CLARIFIED." US AID THEY SAY WAS PROMISEDBY WILSON WYATT AS PART OF A "PACKAGE DEAL" FOR SETTLING WITHTHE OIL COMPANIES.TOP SECRET DINAR
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# THE PRESIDENT'S# INTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY23 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET
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1. South VietnamNote from Ed Hauck22 NovCIBa. Vietnamese Communist efforts to discredit the new Saigon regime stayed in high gear this week.b. The number of armed attacks was off from the high of the previous week but still some 50% above the year's weekly average.c. These attacks have been, for the most part, small-scale efforts directed against the government's paramilitary forces in the villages. They have been designed more for their psychological impact than for immediate military gain.d. A high volume of messages on Viet Cong military and political communications nets indicates a probable continuation of this effort.e. The new government is responding by stepping up its own military operations. It is also setting about the hard job of revamping the Diem government apparatus and harnessing broader popular support for the war effort.f. The generals have been dealing fairly effectively with(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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13![map of Venezuela and surrounding countries]COLOMBIACARIBBEAN SEATRINIDADVENEZUELABRITISH GUIANABRAZILNBRUBR
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their new responsibilities. There are, however, a few signs of dissen- sion within this group and between it and civilian politicians.g. One of the more ambitious and troublesome figures is the able but opportunistic General Ton That Dinh, the new Minister of Security. He has been travelling about the country spreading the idea that the coup was largely his doing and seems bent on developing his own independ- ent base of power. He is a man to watch.h. The new regime has also embarked on a purge of high military officers who sided with Diem during the Buddhist crisis and failed to get on the right side soon enough. (INTERCEPTS)2. Venezuelaa. The death toll from the terrorist outburst in Caracas last Tuesday and Wednesday now stands at about 30.b. This is the high water mark thus far in the campaign of the Castro-supported Communist extremists to disrupt the national elections a week from tomorrow.NBR(Cont'd)VBRFor The President Only - Top Secret
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c. The Betancourt government has struck back hard. Its new unified command over the security forces, set up at US urging, passed this initial test with flying colors.d. At least 500 extremists were arrested and the round-up is still going on. Their removal will hamper the Communist drive against elections in major cities like Caracas.e. We now expect the elections to be held on schedule, a considerable achievement under the circumstances. The elections will be followed, however, by a Communist effort to prevent the March inauguration of the victor.f. The rub here is that none of the presidential candidates commands President Betancourt's considerable assets for dealing successfully with the harsh realities of Venezuelan politics. The constitution prevents Betancourt from succeeding himself.g. In the background, as always, looms the military, which could intervene if the president-elect shows signs of being soft on communism.NBRFor The President Only - Top SecretLIBR
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# CUBASurface-to-Air Missile (SAM) Sites![map of cuba with SAM sites]Mariel HAVANA HAVANA EASTArtemis Santiago de las VegasRemediosSAN JULIAN (Training site) Isle of PinesHolguinSantiago de Cuba U.S. Naval Base▲ New site● Unchanged site(---) Estimated range![scale]3409511 OCTOBER 1963SECRET
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3. USSR-Cubaa. In the past week we intercepted Cuban military messages which show that Cuban interpreters are now posted at several surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites on the island.b. We think this means that on-site training of Cubans has begun on schedule. Field training is to last six months, after which the SAM system may be turned over to Castro.c. In the past month some 1,500 Soviets arrived in Cuba. Most of these were probably SAM experts, sent to monitor the training.d. Prior to their coming, we had detected no more than a few hundred Soviet military personnel entering Cuba since the October crisis last year.e. We estimate that at least 15,000, and probably closer to 18,000, have been withdrawn in the intervening 13 months, leaving, very roughly, 4,000 to 7,000. Those remaining are for the most part advisors whose main functions are to train and supervise Cubans in the use of weapons turned over to them.For The President Only - Top Secret(Cont'd)
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# COMMUNICATION ROUTES BETWEEN WEST GERMANY AND BERLIN![map of communication routes between west germany and berlin with cities and routes highlighted]BremenStralsundHamburg Buechen SchwanheideLauenburgNeuropinSOVIETWilferderge Liebenwalde WriezenFathemStendaiBERLINBERLINMittam Vorstelde OebisfeliteHannoverZONEHelmsteWagdelbergDessarJuæterbogCottbusFEDERALElbeWalkenried EllrichKasselREPUBLICHesteshausen WarthaHoerrenach GerstungenProbstzeilaOF GERMANYAucingetLudwigstantAGniversiFrankfurToeper tofCZECHOSLOVAKIAPOLANDLimit of Polish AdministrationRailroad Autobahn RoadCanal Air CorridorControl Points for Allied Traffic:▲ Soviet ▲ AlliedInternational Border Crossing Points:▲ East ▲ West![scale representing mile and kilometer measurements]
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f. All Soviet weapons introduced into Cuba last year have been withdrawn or turned over to the Cubans. The only significant exception is the SAM system. (Includes INTERCEPTS)4. Berlina. We have had an indication that Soviet harassment of Allied access routes to West Berlin will shift this weekend to the air corridors.b. The Soviet man at the Berlin air traffic control center told the Allied representatives yesterday that Soviet transports would be using the air corridors for brief flights during the next five weekends.c. Moscow has tried on a number of past occasions to assert its right to restrict Allied use of the air corridors. In early 1962, the Soviets attempted to reserve "blocks" of air space for their own use. They have since demanded that Western flights stay between stipulated altitudes, that we file flight plans in advance and provide prior notice of border-crossing times.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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5. Iraq-Syria-   UARBagdad 571d. This sort of harassment stopped in the spring of 1962 when Soviet leaders became convinced that the US was interested in a serious discussion of a Berlin settlement. Moscow may hope that the threat of more of this sort of harassment will jog the US into talks on Berlin.a. It now appears that President Arif's role in last Monday's coup in Baghdad may have been virtually that of a bystander.b. According to our latest information, Arif was wakened early that morning and given five minutes to join up. Tahir Yahya, now prime minister, was reportedly the organizer.c. Whatever Arif's role may have been, the coup was primarily an effort by the Iraqi Army to curtail the activities of the extreme wing of the Baath Party. The Baath is an Arab nationalist political organization, active throughout the Arab world, which has been ruling Iraq and Syria.NBR(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top SecretVAR.
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d. The coup group has not thrown all Baathists out of the government; there are party members in the new cabinet.e. Syrian Baathists have welcomed this retention of their Iraqi brothers. Their attitude springs from the recognition that the Baath in Syria cannot stay afloat without support from Iraq. Even so, we hear talk of coup plotting in Damascus.f. The reaction of Nasir's Egypt, which passionately desires to see the Baath go under, has been exactly the opposite. Cairo has been backing off its all-out support for the coup ever since the new cabinet was announced.(Includes INTERCEPTS)NBRFor The President Only - Top Secret
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# SOVIET EXTENDED RANGE IMPACT AREAS> [Figure: A world map showing the trajectory of a Soviet missile from Tyuratam to two impact areas in the Pacific Ocean. The map highlights the USSR, Canada, the United States, China, Japan, and Australia. The trajectory line indicates approximate distances of 4900 NM and 6500 NM to the northern and southern impact areas, respectively.]TYURATAMUSSRARCTIC OCEANCANADAUNITED STATESBERING SEACHINASEA OF OKHOTSKVLADIVOSTOKSEA OF JAPANKOREAJAPANAPPROX. 4900 NMAPPROX. 6500 NMNORTHERN IMPACT AREAMidway IslandsPACIFIC OCEANJohnston IslandSOUTHERN IMPACT AREAAUSTRALIAHawaiian IslandsNBRTOP SECRET DINAR
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NOTESA. USSR New activity involving Soviet range instru-mentation ships in the Pacific appears to be forth-coming. Three instrumentation ships left Petropav-lovsk 12 days ago and are apparently headed for themore distant Pacific impact area, 6,500 miles fromTyuratam. We are looking for extended range ICBMtests but we do not exclude a space event. Therehas so far been no announcement closing the area.(INTERCEPTS)B. Congo-USSR Soviet embassy personnel have not yetleft Leopoldville, but their departure is expectedmomentarily. They were ordered out of the countryafter the Congolese turned up good documentary evi-dence of their complicity in anti-government plots.One of the items taken off a Soviet diplomat theother day was a letter from an anti-Adoula leadernow in Brazzaville asking for funds and arms to overthrow the Leopoldville government.C. Britain The Labor Party scored again in the DundeeWest by-election Thursday, increasing its 1959majority of 719 to a thumping 4,955. Heartened bythis, Labor is now pushing for general elections atonce. Prime Minister Home is not likely to accede.D. Ecuador The military junta which has run Ecuadorsince July may be about to come unstuck. We have areport that one of the less savory members of thegroup, air force Colonel Freiles, will try to takeover full control this weekend. We are not sureof the reliability of this report, but Freiles isknown to have been making motions in this direction.(Cont'd)For The President Only - Top Secret
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E. Thailand Prime Minister Sarit, who suffers from an incurable liver disease, is failing. Doctors attending him, including one of our own, give him no more than six months more. Sarit has attempted to arrange for an orderly succession when he does go. The chances of this are not good; Thai politicians and military figures are already jostling one another for position.F. USSR Cosmos 22, launched a week ago, was recovered yesterday. It is the eleventh unmanned satellite to be recovered. All recoverable satellites have been launched from Tyuratam, the main Soviet missile test center, and recovered after three to ten days aloft. A series of non-recoverable satellites has been fired from Kapustin Yar.(See Chart)(INTERCEPTS)For The President Only - Top Secret
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# THE PRESIDENT'S# INTELLIGENCE CHECKLISTISSUED BY THECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY24 NOVEMBER 1963TOP SECRET
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1. North Vietnam -   South Vietnama. North Vietnamese leaders are pressing their campaign for neutralization of South Vietnam.b. They can count on Cambodia's support. Prince Sihanouk has said he believes neutralization of South Vietnam to be the only way to keep his country and the rest of the area from falling eventually into Communist hands.c. The French feel the same way. Indeed, Souvanna Phouma reportedly told a closed session of the Laotian National Assembly that the French were urging him to support Hanoi in this.d. Moreover, according to one of our clandestine sources, the North Vietnamese have talked Souvanna into backing the neutralization proposition in the UN.e. The troublesome Polish ICC delegate in Laos, Marek Thee (who will be going home soon), has just returned to Vientiane from Hanoi and is trying, with somewhat less success, to enlist British support too.(Cont'd)
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# 13-00000![photo of map of Laos and surrounding countries]LAOS*   International boundary*   Province boundary*   National capital*   Province capital*   Railroad*   Road*   Track or trail0 25 50 75 100 Miles0 25 50 75 100 KilometersUNCLASSIFIED
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2. LaosLution 622, 614Moscove 1726BD-1643Verbal from Hauckf. As part of the same campaign, the North Vietnamese have told the French they believe sentiment is growing in the US for withdrawal of US forces. They reportedly plan to keep the heat on to encourage it.g. Hanoi is at the same time trying quietly to encourage the belief that it is ready to be reasonable.h. To hear Thee tell it, North Vietnamese leaders feel that neutrality for South Vietnam and eventual reunification is the only way they, too, can escape from Peiping's clutches.a. As is usual in Laos, the tentative agreement for a cease-fire reached last week between Kong Le and Pathet Lao commander Singkapo came to naught.b. Each side accuses the other of planning to use a cease-fire to screen preparations for larger attacks.c. There is scattered fighting in the Plaine des Jarres. Lao Army, neutralist, and Meo guerrilla elements are jointly engaged in a limited offensive in the Vang Vieng(Cont'd)