Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# RESUMECarolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317Arlington, Virginia 22206Home Phone: 931-3669 Office Phone: 225-4801PERSONAL DATA:Date of Birth: June 12, 1941 Health: Excellent Marital Status: MarriedEDUCATION:Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial CourseStenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.SKILLS:Typing Speed: 100 wpm Shorthand Speed: 110 wpmOffice equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.EXPERIENCE:May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including research, compose and type letters in final form. Prepare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones. Also write press releases of grant announcements.Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975 Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers projects, water and sewer projects, community projects, etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents' mail; dealt with state, local and federal government officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congressman Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group, which included keeping the members posted on subjects of interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11, I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill" experience and was responsible for helping to set up the office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicatedNW 88326Docld:32243266 Page 22
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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees; responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V. reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain a knowledge of events in the District.Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two trade associations); arranged for membership meetings throughout the country; made appointments and travel arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for office supplies and equipment.Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material which the management consultants in the department had dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops available to members of the association, designed art work and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops; corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained mailing list of the membership.July 1960 - Feb. 1962Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and 2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed briefs, wills and other legal documents; military correspondence; took dictation concerning military investigations.May 1959 - July 1960Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communication system connecting our office with the home office in Florida to report the day's operation.NW 88326Docld:32243266 Page 23.
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# RESUMECarolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317Arlington, Virginia 22206Home Phone: 931-3669 Office Phone: 225-4801PERSONAL DATA:Date of Birth: June 12, 1941 Health: Excellent Marital Status: MarriedEDUCATION:Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial CourseStenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.SKILLS:Typing Speed: 100 wpm Shorthand Speed: 110 wpmOffice equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, handaddressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.EXPERIENCE:May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, includingresearch, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.Also write press releases of grant announcements.Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975 Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First Districtof Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineersprojects, water and sewer projects, community projects,etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'mail; dealt with state, local and federal governmentofficials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic FreshmanClass, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,which included keeping the members posted on subjects ofinterest to them, setting up meetings, arranging formeeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings withgovernment officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"experience and was responsible for helping to set up theoffice. I set up the complete filing system for the office.Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewedCongressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this wasMr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in theSeventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcementsin my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and editedstatements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintaina knowledge of events in the District.Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967 Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice PresidentNational Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typedindustry statistical reports; took dictation; answeredcorrespondence; kept two sets of books (we operated twotrade associations); arranged for membership meetingsthroughout the country; made appointments and travelarrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing foroffice supplies and equipment.Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963 Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at theNational Rural Electric Cooperative Association,2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; tookdictation; operated a dictaphone machine for materialwhich the management consultants in the department haddictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshopsavailable to members of the association, designed art workand brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manualsand acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;corresponded regularly with the members; and maintainedmailing list of the membership.July 1960 - Feb. 1962 Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typedbriefs, wills and other legal documents; militarycorrespondence; took dictation concerning militaryinvestigations.May 1959 - July 1960 Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder TruckLines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; tookdictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-cation system connecting our office with the home officein Florida to report the day's operation.NW 88326Docld:32243266 Page 25
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# RESUMECarolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317Arlington, Virginia 22206Home Phone: 931-3669 Office Phone: 225-4801PERSONAL DATA:Date of Birth: June 12, 1941 Health: Excellent Marital Status: MarriedEDUCATION:Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial CourseStenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.SKILLS:Typing Speed: 100 wpm Shorthand Speed: 110 wpmOffice equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.EXPERIENCE:May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including research, compose and type letters in final form. Prepare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones. Also write press releases of grant announcements.Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975 Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers projects, water and sewer projects, community projects, etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents' mail; dealt with state, local and federal government officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congressman Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group, which included keeping the members posted on subjects of interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11, I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill" experience and was responsible for helping to set up the office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicatedNW 88326Docld:32243266 Page 26
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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees; responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V. reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain a knowledge of events in the District.Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967 Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers, 1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two trade associations); arranged for membership meetings throughout the country; made appointments and travel arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for office supplies and equipment.Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963 Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, 2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material which the management consultants in the department had dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops available to members of the association, designed art work and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops; corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained mailing list of the membership.July 1960 - Feb. 1962 Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and 2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed briefs, wills and other legal documents; military correspondence; took dictation concerning military investigations.May 1959 - July 1960 Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communication system connecting our office with the home office in Florida to report the day's operation.
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# RESUMECarolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317Arlington, Virginia 22206Home Phone: 931-3669 Office Phone: 225-4801PERSONAL DATA:Date of Birth: June 12, 1941 Health: Excellent Marital Status: MarriedEDUCATION:Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial CourseStenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.SKILLS:Typing Speed: 100 wpm Shorthand Speed: 110 wpmOffice equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, handaddressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.EXPERIENCE:May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, includingresearch, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.Also write press releases of grant announcements.Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975 Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First Districtof Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineersprojects, water and sewer projects, community projects,etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'mail; dealt with state, local and federal governmentofficials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic FreshmanClass, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,which included keeping the members posted on subjects ofinterest to them, setting up meetings, arranging formeeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings withgovernment officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"experience and was responsible for helping to set up theoffice. I set up the complete filing system for the office.Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewedCongressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this wasMr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in theSeventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcementsin my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and editedstatements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintaina knowledge of events in the District.Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967 Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice PresidentNational Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typedindustry statistical reports; took dictation; answeredcorrespondence; kept two sets of books (we operated twotrade associations); arranged for membership meetingsthroughout the country; made appointments and travelarrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing foroffice supplies and equipment.Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963 Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at theNational Rural Electric Cooperative Association,2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; tookdictation; operated a dictaphone machine for materialwhich the management consultants in the department haddictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshopsavailable to members of the association, designed art workand brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manualsand acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;corresponded regularly with the members; and maintainedmailing list of the membership.July 1960 - Feb. 1962 Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typedbriefs, wills and other legal documents; militarycorrespondence; took dictation concerning militaryinvestigations.May 1959 - July 1960 Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder TruckLines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; tookdictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-cation system connecting our office with the home officein Florida to report the day's operation.NW 88326Docld:32243266 Page 29
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# RESUMECarolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317Arlington, Virginia 22206Home Phone: 931-3669 Office Phone: 225-4801PERSONAL DATA:Date of Birth: June 12, 1941 Health: Excellent Marital Status: MarriedEDUCATION:Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial CourseStenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.SKILLS:Typing Speed: 100 wpm Shorthand Speed: 110 wpmOffice equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.EXPERIENCE:May 15, 1975 - Present Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including research, compose and type letters in final form. Prepare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones. Also write press releases of grant announcements.Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975 Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers projects, water and sewer projects, community projects, etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents' mail; dealt with state, local and federal government officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congressman Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group, which included keeping the members posted on subjects of interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11, I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill" experience and was responsible for helping to set up the office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements in my voice to be broadcast on the radio; wrote and edited statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees; responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V. reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain a knowledge of events in the District.Feb. 1963 - Nov. 1967Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers, 1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two trade associations); arranged for membership meetings throughout the country; made appointments and travel arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for office supplies and equipment.Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, 2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material which the management consultants in the department had dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops available to members of the association, designed art work and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops; corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained mailing list of the membership.July 1960 - Feb. 1962Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and 2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed briefs, wills and other legal documents; military correspondence; took dictation concerning military investigations.May 1959 July 1960Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communication system connecting our office with the home office in Florida to report the day's operation.NW 88326Docld:32243266 Page 31
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# Assassination Records Review BoardFinal Determination NotificationAGENCY : HSCARECORD NUMBER : 180-10068-10303RECORD SERIES : STAFF PAYROLL RECORDSAGENCY FILE NUMBER :December 8, 1995Status of Document: Postponed in PartNumber of releases of previously postponed information: 10Reason 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: 5Postponements: 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: 10/24/95Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107Notel. Case#: NW 88326 Date: 2025NW 88326Docld:32243269 Page 1