Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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### III. PROFESSIONALA. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 232½.B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, and The Bar Association of Baltimore City.D. Selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America for 1973.### IV. EXPERIENCEA. Approximately three years' experience with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in capacity of Senior Transportation Assistant.B. From July 1968 to November 1970, Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore City. 1. Duties included (a) general prosecutorial responsibilities in preparation and trial of criminal cases; (b) specialized prosecutorial duties in the field of organized crime and official corruption.C. From November 1970 to March 1975, Special Attorney, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, United States Department of Justice. 1. Duties included (a) review and prosecutorial analysis of reports of all Federal investigative agencies dealing with racketeering and "sensitive" subjects in the District of Maryland; (b) selection of appropriate racketeering and "sensitive" targets for Strike Force handling; (c) direction of investigative efforts and procedures including electronic interception and eavesdropping, search and seizure, pro- tection of endangered witnesses, witness immunization, and Grand Jury case development; (d) preparation and trial of racketeering cases in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, including preparation and drafting of indictments, pleadings, motions, briefs, etc.D. From March 1975 to present, counsel to the Board of Education for Baltimore County through the Office of Law and general practice through Joseph Kiel, Chartered. 1. Experience includes (a) preparation and trial of matters before administrative agencies; (b) employer defense in labor arbitra- tion proceedings; (c) handling investigation and complaints of federal regulatory agencies such as HEW, EEOC, and Department of Labor; (d) defense of civil rights actions alleging depriva- tion of free speech and discrimination in employment; (e) diversified general practice including contract, tort, domestic, testamentary, criminal and appellate matters.
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JOSEPH KIEL3 Chesham CourtCockeysville, Maryland 21030(301) 823-4954RESUMEI. PERSONALA. Age 35B. Married, two childrenII. EDUCATIONA. Graduated Robert E. Lee Junior High School in June 1954.B. Graduated Baltimore City College in June 1957.C. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1964 with Bachelor of Science Degree in Transportation. 1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 4 in a graduating class of 309. 2. Received senior year scholarship grant from Del-Mar-Va Traffic Club for study at the University of Baltimore. 3. Received the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Award. 4. Received the Transportation Honor Award from the Traffic Club of Baltimore. 5. Member Beta Alpha Honorary Scholarship Society.D. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1967 with Degree of Bachelor of Law. 1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 3 in a graduating class of 138. Grade Index of 2.65 out of possible 3.00. 2. Received Emerson R. Hofsommer, Jr. Memorial Award for highest scholastic average of Sigma Delta Kappa Intercollegiate Law Fraternity. 3. Member Heuisler Honor Society.E. Attended United States Department of Justice Organized Crime Training Conference, University of Oklahoma, March 1970.
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### III. PROFESSIONALA. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 232½.B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, and The Bar Association of Baltimore City.D. Selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America for 1973.### IV. EXPERIENCEA. Approximately three years' experience with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in capacity of Senior Transportation Assistant.B. From July 1968 to November 1970, Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore City. 1. Duties included (a) general prosecutorial responsibilities in preparation and trial of criminal cases; (b) specialized prosecutorial duties in the field of organized crime and official corruption.C. From November 1970 to March 1975, Special Attorney, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, United States Department of Justice. 1. Duties included (a) review and prosecutorial analysis of reports of all Federal investigative agencies dealing with racketeering and "sensitive" subjects in the District of Maryland; (b) selection of appropriate racketeering and "sensitive" targets for Strike Force handling; (c) direction of investigative efforts and procedures including electronic interception and eavesdropping, search and seizure, protection of endangered witnesses, witness immunization, and Grand Jury case development; (d) preparation and trial of racketeering cases in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, including preparation and drafting of indictments, pleadings, motions, briefs, etc.D. From March 1975 to present, counsel to the Board of Education for Baltimore County through the Office of Law and general practice through Joseph Kiel, Chartered. 1. Experience includes (a) preparation and trial of matters before administrative agencies; (b) employer defense in labor arbitration proceedings; (c) handling investigation and complaints of federal regulatory agencies such as HEW, EEOC, and Department of Labor; (d) defense of civil rights actions alleging deprivation of free speech and discrimination in employment; (e) diversified general practice including contract, tort, domestic, testamentary, criminal and appellate matters.
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RESUMEJOSEPH KIEL3 Chesham CourtCockeysville, Maryland 21030(301) 823-4954I. PERSONALA. Age 35B. Married, two childrenII. EDUCATIONA. Graduated Robert E. Lee Junior High School in June 1954.B. Graduated Baltimore City College in June 1957.C. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1964 with Bachelorof Science Degree in Transportation. 1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 4 in a graduating class of 309. 2. Received senior year scholarship grant from Del-Mar-Va Traffic    Club for study at the University of Baltimore. 3. Received the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Award. 4. Received the Transportation Honor Award from the Traffic Club    of Baltimore. 5. Member Beta Alpha Honorary Scholarship Society.D. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1967 with Degree ofBachelor of Law. 1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 3 in a graduating class of 138.    Grade Index of 2.65 out of possible 3.00. 2. Received Emerson R. Hofsommer, Jr. Memorial Award for highest    scholastic average of Sigma Delta Kappa Intercollegiate Law    Fraternity. 3. Member Heuisler Honor Society.E. Attended United States Department of Justice Organized CrimeTraining Conference, University of Oklahoma, March 1970.
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### III. PROFESSIONALA. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 232½.B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, and The Bar Association of Baltimore City.D. Selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America for 1973.### IV. EXPERIENCEA. Approximately three years' experience with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in capacity of Senior Transportation Assistant.B. From July 1968 to November 1970, Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore City.   1. Duties included (a) general prosecutorial responsibilities in preparation and trial of criminal cases; (b) specialized prosecutorial duties in the field of organized crime and official corruption.C. From November 1970 to March 1975, Special Attorney, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, United States Department of Justice.   1. Duties included (a) review and prosecutorial analysis of reports of all Federal investigative agencies dealing with racketeering and "sensitive" subjects in the District of Maryland; (b) selection of appropriate racketeering and "sensitive" targets for Strike Force handling; (c) direction of investigative efforts and procedures including electronic interception and eavesdropping, search and seizure, protection of endangered witnesses, witness immunization, and Grand Jury case development; (d) preparation and trial of racketeering cases in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, including preparation and drafting of indictments, pleadings, motions, briefs, etc.D. From March 1975 to present, counsel to the Board of Education for Baltimore County through the Office of Law and general practice through Joseph Kiel, Chartered.   1. Experience includes (a) preparation and trial of matters before administrative agencies; (b) employer defense in labor arbitra- tion proceedings; (c) handling investigation and complaints of federal regulatory agencies such as HEW, EEOC, and Department of Labor; (d) defense of civil rights actions alleging depriva- tion of free speech and discrimination in employment; (e) diversified general practice including contract, tort, domestic, testamentary, criminal and appellate matters.
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RESUMEJOSEPH KIEL3 Chesham CourtCockeysville, Maryland 21030(301) 823-4954I. PERSONALA. Age 35B. Married, two childrenII. EDUCATIONA. Graduated Robert E. Lee Junior High School in June 1954.B. Graduated Baltimore City College in June 1957.C. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1964 with Bachelor of Science Degree in Transportation.1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 4 in a graduating class of 309.2. Received senior year scholarship grant from Del-Mar-Va Traffic Club for study at the University of Baltimore.3. Received the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Award.4. Received the Transportation Honor Award from the Traffic Club of Baltimore.5. Member Beta Alpha Honorary Scholarship Society.D. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1967 with Degree of Bachelor of Law.1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 3 in a graduating class of 138. Grade Index of 2.65 out of possible 3.00.2. Received Emerson R. Hofsommer, Jr. Memorial Award for highest scholastic average of Sigma Delta Kappa Intercollegiate Law Fraternity.3. Member Heuisler Honor Society.E. Attended United States Department of Justice Organized Crime Training Conference, University of Oklahoma, March 1970.
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### III. PROFESSIONALA. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination - Grade 232½.B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, and The Bar Association of Baltimore City..D. Selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America for 1973.### IV. EXPERIENCEA. Approximately three years' experience with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in capacity of Senior Transportation Assistant.B. From July 1968 to November 1970, Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore City. 1. Duties included (a) general prosecutorial responsibilities in preparation and trial of criminal cases; (b) specialized prosecutorial duties in the field of organized crime and official corruption.C. From November 1970 to March 1975, Special Attorney, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, United States Department of Justice. 1. Duties included (a) review and prosecutorial analysis of reports of all Federal investigative agencies dealing with racketeering and "sensitive" subjects in the District of Maryland; (b) selection of appropriate racketeering and "sensitive" targets for Strike Force handling; (c) direction of investigative efforts and procedures including electronic interception and eavesdropping, search and seizure, pro- tection of endangered witnesses, witness immunization, and Grand Jury case development; (d) preparation and trial of racketeering cases in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, including preparation and drafting of indictments, pleadings, motions, briefs, etc.D. From March 1975 to present, counsel to the Board of Education for Baltimore County through the Office of Law and general practice through Joseph Kiel, Chartered. 1. Experience includes (a) preparation and trial of matters before administrative agencies; (b) employer defense in labor arbitra- tion proceedings; (c) handling investigation and complaints of federal regulatory agencies such as HEW, EEOC, and Department of Labor; (d) defense of civil rights actions alleging depriva- tion of free speech and discrimination in employment; (e) diversified general practice including contract, tort, domestic, testamentary, criminal and appellate matters.
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RESUMEJOSEPH KIEL3 Chesham CourtCockeysville, Maryland 21030(301) 823-4954I. PERSONALA. Age 35B. Married, two childrenII. EDUCATIONA. Graduated Robert E. Lee Junior High School in June 1954.B. Graduated Baltimore City College in June 1957.C. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1964 with Bachelor of Science Degree in Transportation.1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 4 in a graduating class of 309.2. Received senior year scholarship grant from Del-Mar-Va Traffic Club for study at the University of Baltimore.3. Received the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Award.4. Received the Transportation Honor Award from the Traffic Club of Baltimore.5. Member Beta Alpha Honorary Scholarship Society.D. Graduated University of Baltimore in June 1967 with Degree of Bachelor of Law.1. Graduated *magna cum laude* - No. 3 in a graduating class of 138. Grade Index of 2.65 out of possible 3.00.2. Received Emerson R. Hofsommer, Jr. Memorial Award for highest scholastic average of Sigma Delta Kappa Intercollegiate Law Fraternity.3. Member Heuisler Honor Society.E. Attended United States Department of Justice Organized Crime Training Conference, University of Oklahoma, March 1970.
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### III. PROFESSIONALA. Passed February 1968 Maryland Bar Examination Grade 232½.B. Admitted to practice in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.C. Member of the Federal Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, and The Bar Association of Baltimore City.D. Selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America for 1973.### IV. EXPERIENCEA. Approximately three years' experience with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in capacity of Senior Transportation Assistant.B. From July 1968 to November 1970, Assistant State's Attorney for Baltimore City. 1. Duties included (a) general prosecutorial responsibilities in preparation and trial of criminal cases; (b) specialized prosecutorial duties in the field of organized crime and official corruption.C. From November 1970 to March 1975, Special Attorney, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, United States Department of Justice. 1. Duties included (a) review and prosecutorial analysis of reports of all Federal investigative agencies dealing with racketeering and "sensitive" subjects in the District of Maryland; (b) selection of appropriate racketeering and "sensitive" targets for Strike Force handling; (c) direction of investigative efforts and procedures including electronic interception and eavesdropping, search and seizure, pro- tection of endangered witnesses, witness immunization, and Grand Jury case development; (d) preparation and trial of racketeering cases in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, including preparation and drafting of indictments, pleadings, motions, briefs, etc.D. From March 1975 to present, counsel to the Board of Education for Baltimore County through the Office of Law and general practice through Joseph Kiel, Chartered. 1. Experience includes (a) preparation and trial of matters before administrative agencies; (b) employer defense in labor arbitra- tion proceedings; (c) handling investigation and complaints of federal regulatory agencies such as HEW, EEOC, and Department of Labor; (d) defense of civil rights actions alleging depriva- tion of free speech and discrimination in employment; (e) diversified general practice including contract, tort, domestic, testamentary, criminal and appellate matters.
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# Assassination Records Review Board## Final Determination NotificationAGENCY : HSCARECORD NUMBER : 180-10060-10458RECORD SERIES : STAFF PAYROLL RECORDSAGENCY FILE NUMBER :December 8, 1995Status of Document: Postponed in PartNumber of releases of previously postponed information: 12Reason for Board Action: The Review Board's decision was premised on several factors including: (a) the significant historical interest in the document in question; (b) the absence of evidence that the release of the information would cause harm to the United States or to any individual.Number of Postponements: 8Postponements: All the postponements in this document represent Social Security numbers.Reason for Board Action: The text is redacted because the public disclosure of the redaction could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, and that invasion of privacy would be so substantial that it outweighs the public interest.Substitute Language: SSNDate of Next Review: 2017Board Review Completed: 10/24/95NW 88326DocId:32239466 Page 1Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).Case#: NW 88326 Date: 2025
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEMIDENTIFICATION FORMAGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY : NSCARECORD NUMBER : 180-10060-10458RECORDS SERIES :STAFF PAYROLL RECORDSAGENCY FILE NUMBER :DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR : HSCAFROM :TO :TITLE :DATE : 11/29/76PAGES : 13SUBJECTS :HSCA, ADMINISTRATIONKILKER, ELIZABETHDOCUMENT TYPE : PRINTED FORMCLASSIFICATION : URESTRICTIONS : 3CURRENT STATUS : PDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 06/04/93OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS :Box 2.[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTEDDate:08/20/93Page:1
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# PAYROLL AUTHORIZATION FORM(Please Use Typewriter or Ballpoint Pen)U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESWashington, D.C. 20515(Any erasures, corrections, or changes on this form must be initialed by the authorizing official.)To the Clerk of the House of Representatives:I hereby authorize the following payroll action:| Employee Name (First-Middle-Last) || --------------------------------- || Elizabeth Kilker                  || Employee Social Security Number || ------------------------------- || 161-38-7640                     || Employing Office or Committee/Subcommittee || ------------------------------------------ || Assassinations                             || Effective Date || -------------- || 3/17/78        |Type of Action☐ Appointment☐ Salary Adjustment☐ Title Change☑ Termination (At close of business on effective date)☐ Leave without pay (Beginning with effective date above and ending close of business.Specify Date(If type of action is an Appointment, Salary Adjustment, or Title Change, complete appropriate information below.)| Position Title | Gross Annual Salary* || -------------- | -------------------- ||                |                      |* If employee is a civil service annuitant (includes U.S. House of Representatives), the gross annual salary shown should include the annuity received by the employee plus the salary received from the employing office.(If Committee Employee, complete appropriate item below.)1. ☐ Standing Committee: Staff ☐ Clerical or ☐ Professional.2. ☑Special (Investigative staff of Standing Committee) or Select Committee: Authority—H. Res. 879 of 95th Congress.3. ☐ Joint Committee.(If Employee of an Officer of the House, complete item below.)Position Number__________If applicable, Level__________Step__________I certify that this authorization is not in violation of 5 U.S.C. 3110(b), prohibiting the employment of relatives.Date 3/7 19 78(Signature of Authorizing Official)Louis Stokes, Chairman(Type or print name of Authorizing Official)(If appropriate, signature of Subcommittee Chairman or Ranking Minority Member)(Title If Member, District and State)All appointments and salary adjustments for employees under the House Classification Act and for Committee employees, except those of the Committee on Appropriations, the Committee on the Budget, and the Joint Committees, must be approved by the Committee on House Administration.APPROVED:Chairman, Committee on House AdministrationOffice of Finance use only:Office Code__________Monthly Annuity $___________.00 as of__________Copy for Initiating Office or CommitteeID__________Benefits__________Payroll__________(Revised: August 1 19771)NW 88326DocId:32239466 Page 3
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MEMORANDUMTO: Thomas Howarth, Budget OfficerFROM: I. Charles Mathews, Special Counsel I.C.M.DATE: 7 March 1978RE: TerminationPlease be advised that effective Friday, March 3, 1978, Elizabeth Kilker will be terminated from the Committee payroll.If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact me at your convenience.![Signature: Termination Effective 3/17/78]ICM:jNW 88326DocId:32239466 Page 4
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# PAYROLL AUTHORIZATION FORM(Please Use Typewriter or Ballpoint Pen)U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESWashington, D.C. 20515(Any erasures, corrections, or changes on this form must be initialed by the authorizing official.)To the Clerk of the House of Representatives:I hereby authorize the following payroll action:| Employee Name (First-Middle-Last)          | Effective Date   || ------------------------------------------ | ---------------- || Elizabeth A. Kilker                        | December 1, 1977 || Employee Social Security Number            | Type of Action   || 161-38-7640                                |                  || Employing Office or Committee/Subcommittee |                  || Assassinations                             |                  |*   Appointment*   Salary Adjustment*   Title Change*   Termination (At close of business on effective date)*   Leave without pay (Beginning with effective date above and ending close of business________ Specify Date)(If type of action is an Appointment, Salary Adjustment, or Title Change, complete appropriate information below.)| Position Title | Gross Annual Salary* || -------------- | -------------------- || Secretary      | $17,100              |* If employee is a civil service annuitant (includes U.S. House of Representatives), the gross annual salary shown should include the annuity received by the employee plus the salary received from the employing office.(If Committee Employee, complete appropriate item below.)1. Standing Committee: Staff Clerical or Professional.2. Special (Investigative staff of Standing Committee) or Select Committee: Authority-H. Res. 465 of 95th Congress.3. Joint Committee.(If Employee of an Officer of the House, complete item below.)Position Number________ If applicable, Level________ Step________I certify that this authorization is not in violation of 5 U.S.C. 3110(b), prohibiting the employment of relatives.Date December 1, 1977Louis Stokes(Signature of Authorizing Official)(If appropriate, signature of Subcommittee Chairman or Ranking Minority Member) (Type or print name of Authorizing Official)Chairman(Type or print name and title of above official) (Title-If Member, District and State)All appointments and salary adjustments for employees under the House Classification Act and for Committee employees, except those of the Committee on Appropriations, the Committee on the Budget, and the Joint Committees, must be approved by the Committee on House Administration.APPROVED:Chairman, Committee on House AdministrationOffice of Finance use only:Office Code________ID________Benefits________Monthly Annuity $________.00 as of________Payroll________Copy for Initiating Office or Committee(Revised: August 1 1977)NW 88326Docld:32239466 Page 6