Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Classification: LUP SECRET(This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA-controlled documents.)- 82 -1225/ In 1963 the Cuban government employed Orestes Guillermo Ruiz Perez at the Cuban Embassy. The Committee wished to interview Mr. Rodriguez about Lee Harvey Oswald's visits to the Cuban Consulate and about the Cuban Embassy employees' reactions to the Kennedy assassination. In addition, Mr. Ruiz is the cousin-in-law of one of the most active anti-Castroites, Antonio Veciana Blanch.1226/ Griselle Rubio claimed in a letter Dec. 1963 to DRI that Ruby had been in Cuba in 1962 or 1963 visiting Solomon Pratkins. The Committee located and interviewed Ms. Rubio in Miami.1127/ James Wilcott is an ex-CIA employee who appeared voluntarily in August 1978 at the Cuban Government's Tribunal which accused the CIA of complicity in the John F. Kennedy assassination.1228/ Philip Agee is an ex-CIA employee who appeared voluntarily in August 1978 at the Cuban government's Tribunal which accused the CIA of complicity in the John F. Kennedy assassination.1229/ The Tribunal, held in August 1978 was an effort by the Cuban government to accuse the CIA of complicity in the John F. Kennedy assassination. Ex CIA agents, James Wilcott and Phillip Agee testified at the Tribunal along with ex-Cuban Consul in Mexico, Eusebio Azcue.1230/ See HSCA Interview of Juan Nilo Otero, 9/25/78, JFK Document No.1231/ Alfredo Mirabal Diaz assumed the Consul position, in the Cuban government's-Mexico City Consulate on September 2, 1963. He was present during all of Oswald's visits to the Consulate. Also, see HSCA Interview of Alfredo Mirabal Diaz, 8/26/78, JFK Document No.Classification:
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Classification: TOP SECRET(This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA-controlled documents.)- 83 -1232/ The Committee wished to question Mr. Verdacia about the identities of the organized crime figures detained in Trescornia at the inception of the Cuban revolutionary government.1233/ HSCA Interview of Jose Verdacia Verdacia, 8/26/78, JFK Doc. # 012224.1234/ See HSCA Interview of Orestes Guillermo Ruiz Perez, 8/27/78, JFK Doc. #1235/ See HSCA Interview of Rolando Cubela Secades, 8/28/78, JFK Document #1236/ In 1963 the Cuban government employed Maria Teresa Proenza y Proenza at the Cuban Embassy. The Committee wished to interview Ms. Proenza about Lee Harvey Oswald's visits to the Cuban Consulate and about the Cuban Embassy employees' reactions to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Also, See HSCA Interview of Maria Teresa Proenza y Proenza, 8/28/78, JFK Doc. #1237/ See Verbatim transcript of 8/28/78 session. JFK Doc. # 0122081238/ In 1963, Manuel Piñiero, Chief of the Ministry of Foreign Relations, Interviewed Eusebio Azcue about Lee Harvey Oswald's visits to the Cuban Consulate. In a-dition, Mr. Piliero was the Cuban revolutionary government official who met with Santo Trafficante and gave him 24 hours to leave the country.1239/ In 1963 the Cuban government employed Luisa Calderon Carralero at the Cuban Embassy. The Committee wished to interview Ms. Proenza about Lee Harvey Oswald's visits to the Cuban Consulate and about the Cuban Embassy employees' reactions to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.![TOP SECRET]Classification: TOP SECRETClassified by derivation:NW 48327 DocId: 32263889 Page 407510
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Classification IUP SECRET(This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA-controllec documents.)- 84 -1240/ In 1963 Raul Roa interviewed Eusebio Azcue in Cuba about Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in Mexico City.TOP SECRET511Classification:2001062| Classified by derivation:
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140.AThere is evidence that when the LILYRIC DASE WAS originally set up that it was planned to have it operate in this MANNER."The LILYRIC base will be principally used for photographic SURVEILLANCE of the LIMERICK target, working alternately but without any PATTERN, with the LIMITED BASE!"(HMMA-4160, 2/20/56, PARA. 5.) (emphasis added)The station planned the OPERATION in this MANNER so that "many of the outward signs of photographic surveillances ... will be reduced." (Ibid., PARA. 6.)
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992## JFK Assassination System### Identification FormDate: 10/2/201## Agency InformationAGENCY: HSCARECORD NUMBER: 180-10111-10051RECORD SERIES: NUMBERED FILESAGENCY FILE NUMBER: 012509## Document InformationORIGINATOR: HSCAFROM: CIATO:TITLE:DATE: 09/24/1978PAGES: 8SUBJECTS: CIA, METHODOLOGYOSWALD, LEE HARVEY - RUSSIAN PERIOD, RETURN TO U.S.KGBGOLITSIN, ANATOLIDOCUMENT TYPE: SUMMARYCLASSIFICATION: UnclassifiedRESTRICTIONS: 1ACURRENT STATUS: RedactDATE OF LAST REVIEW: 01/01/2003OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS: Photocopy of note attached. Box #:222.
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KENNEDY012504# INVESTIGATION INTERVIEW SCHEDULE1. Identifying Information:Name Donald DeneslyaAddress 12508 Knowledge LaneCity/State Bowie, Maryland 20715Date September 24, 1978Place North Arlington, VirginiaTelephone (301)464-2361Date of BirthM or S MSocial SecuritySpouseChildren2. Physical Description:HeightColor EyesHairWeightSpecial CharacteristicsEthnic Group3. Personal History:a. Present Employment: Self-employed real estate agentAddress AboveTelephone Aboveb. Criminal Record 1. Arrests 2. Convictions4. Additional Personal Information:a. Relative(s): NameAddressb. Area frequented:c. Remarks:![Signature of James P. Kelly]Investigator James P. KellyDateNW 50955. DocId: 32263956 Page 2 Form #4-B
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KENNEDYSELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONSName Donald Deneslya Date 9-24-78 Time 1:00 p.m.Address 12508 Knowledge Lane Place North Arlington, Va.Bowie, Maryland 20715Interview: Subject was directed to the writer by former Chiefof Counterintelligence of the CIA. He is currently workingas a real estate agent in Maryland but is planning shortlyto leave for Oslo, Norway, where he will become involved inthe importation and sale of American automobiles.He was employed by the Central Intelligence Agencyfrom 1961 to 1964. During this period he became involvedas Administrative Assistant for a Russian defector, Golitsin,also known as "Stone." In this capacity he was to spendapproximately five hours each day assisting Stone in the pre-paration of a book. His "cover" was that he (Donald) wasa student at Georgetown University, although Stone knew thathe was CIA. He described this work under the crypotonym,"AELADLE project," "AE" being the prefix relating to SovietRussia.When Stone, or Golitsin as Donald referred to him,had been processed by the CIA and his bona fides accepted. Hewas domiciled in a house in the McLean area of Virginia. HeInterviewer SignatureTyped Signature James P KellyDate transcribed 9-28-78By: br Form #4-ANW 50955 DocId:32263956 Page 3
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Donald Deneslya InterviewPage 2:says that Golitsin was given a settlement of approximately $200,000.00 and provided with Donald as an A.A. and guards. Golitsin was first given the name "John Stone." His wife was called "Irene" and his daughter "Kitty." The CIA had told him that he could write a book.It was Donald's feeling that Golitsin was a very intelligent defector. His knowledge of leaks from Western Intelligence sources was phenomenal. He turned up traitors in many Western countries, including but not limited to: Wennerstrom in Sweden: two West German Generals, and Willy Brandt's secretary; a high-level French leak in NATO (Cf., DeVosjoli information) and gave the CIA information which led to the unmasking of "Kim" Philby, then the number two man in British Intelligence, as a Soviet agent. Donald said that Golitsin had been stationed in Vienna in 1954 and then brought back to the Soviet and placed in the section of Soviet (KGB) Intelligence which dealt with America and the Western countries. In this capacity he was able to read the material which these traitors had been sending to the Soviet side. He had an incredible memory and had been planning to "come over" to our side for some time so he prepped himself on things which would be to our interest to know. He defected in 1961 in Helsinki. Howard Osborne went over to Helsinki to bring him back to the United States. One ofNW 50955 DocId:32263956 Page 4
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Donald Deneslya InterviewPage 3.the functions of Golitsin in Moscow had been the readingof high-level American Intelligence Reports which convincedhim that there was a "mole" in the CIA, but he could notidentify this person by name. While he was working forGolitsin, Golitsin dictated a long letter describing thedeficiencies in Western Intelligence agencies which he wasgoing to give to Robert Kennedy. It was Golitsin's feelingthat the Soviets were winning the Intelligence War.He also told the Americans that the KGB, prior to1960 had been talking about the assassination of RichardNixon should he become President.Golitsin's principal handler was a Colonel LeonardWeigner, a foreign-born agent whose parents had come out ofRussia through Mancuria. Weigner had been in Air ForceIntelligence. He became involved in the Pirigov case in1948-49. This involved a Russian MIG pilot who defected andbrought his plane intact to the West. Weigner seemed toget along very well with Golitsin. Others who knew him atthe time were Howard Osborne, now retired; Ed Knowles; DaveMurphy (after 1963); John McMahon, a side-kick to Weignerout of SR-CI and Tennent Bagley, aka "Pete" Bagley, who washead of Counter Intelligence in the Soviet Russia Division.He also mentioned Ted Poling, a Deputy to Bagley in SR.
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Donald Deneslya InterviewPage 4.In November 1962 Donald received a strange request from Golitsin. Rudolf Nureyev was appearing in Chicago, Illinois and there was an ad in the paper that tickets were available at a certain bookstore. He wanted Deneslya to contact the store and find out where Nureyev was staying. Deneslya had heard that the KGB was planning to kidnap or kill Nureyev.Deneslya told the writer that a Charles Bohr, a CIA doctor, was the case officer on Golitsin. Bohr was a psychiatrist. Deneslya said that he never heard anyone even remotely suggest that Golitsin was "paranoid" until he heard about the testimony of ex-CIA officer John Hart before HSCA. It was his feeling that in 1963 the Agency had great respect for Golitsin because of the information which he was providing. There were times when they would get exasperated with him because he would sometimes go over the heads of the people he was dealing with if he didn't think they were reacting to his information. Golitsin was apprehensive about Soviet world intentions and made no bones about it. He knew how widely the Soviets had penetrated other intelligence agencies. He told us about Felfe (ph.) and Klemens who had penetrated the Gehlen Organization of West German Intelligence which was the same as penetrating the CIA because the Gehlen group was an extension of CIA.
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# Donald Deneslya InterviewPage 5.From February to July 1963, Golitsin went to England to advise the British on the extent of Philby's damage. Deneslya says that when he returned to this country the attitude of some people in the SR Division had changed towards Golitsin. He detected a hostility towards Golitsin which had not been there before.When Donald first came into the CIA he worked in the Foreign Documents Division. Among the various types of reports which came across his desk were "contact" reports which filtered in from the many contact divisions which the Agency had around the world. One in particular caught his eye, circa July-August 1963. It concerned an American re-defector, a Marine, who would be returning to the United States "with his family." This ex-Marine had worked in Minsk in a radio factory. The report, which Deneslya says came out of New York City, did not mention this defector by name. This, in itself, was not unusual because the Contact Division liked to conceal sources. He said the report identified this person as a former Marine "cpl." or "cpt.", which Deneslya felt could mean corporal or captain. He was certain they were talking about Lee Oswald.Deneslya said we could find this report probably in the Industrial Registry for the radio factory in Minsk. He said there was only one radio factory in Minsk. This Registry
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# Donald Deneslya InterviewPage 6.is maintained by the CIA at Langley, Virginia headquartersand he thinks it was on the second floor in corridor "H."The fact that the contact report was out of New York wasnot significant because the report could have originatedin Moscow and was rerouted and rewritten in New York, againto conceal the point of origin.He also told me that it was his experience that some-times the Agency, when they want to surface material in the"overt" side of the CIA, will say that it came from that sidewhen in fact it did not.Deneslya said that it was also his information that theRussians sent over "dispatched" agents from time to time.He recalls that at one time there was discussion of an agentwho was caught because the Russians stamped his passporttwice at different pages with the same stamp but with a dif-ferent date and this game him away. He did not recall theagent's name.Deneslya said that the Committee should determine whomade out the #201 on Oswald--who opened it and what divisionthey were in. He said that about a year after he gave testi-mony before the Senate Intelligence Committee (1975) he sawa report in the newspapers that someone in the CIA had recom-mended that Lee Harvey Oswald be contacted.Donald gave the writer a written authorization to in-spect his Senate Intelligence Committee testimony.
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Sept 24, 1979I the undersigned Donald E Damselya do hereby authorize James B Kelly full access to my testimony given in October 1975 before the Senate Committee on Intelligence.Donald E Damselya
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JFK Assassination SystemIdentification FormAgency InformationAGENCY: HSCARECORD NUMBER: 180-10111-10288RECORD SERIES : NUMBERED FILESAGENCY FILE NUMBER: 014784Document InformationORIGINATOR: DALLAS POLICE DEPARTMENTFROM:TO:TITLE:DATE: 06/10/1970PAGES: 5SUBJECTS: EVINS, AMOS LEE, ARRESTDOCUMENT TYPE: REPORTCLASSIFICATION : UnclassifiedRESTRICTIONS: Open in FullCURRENT STATUS: RedactDATE OF LAST REVIEW: 07/12/1993OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS: Box #:282.Date: 10/13/20Released under the John F. KennedyAssassination Records Collection Act of1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW88326 Date: 2025v9.1NW 88326 DocId:32264193 Page 11
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# POLICE DEPARTMENT## IDENTIFICATION, SECTIONDallas, Texas 75201The following is a transcript of the record as shown in the files of this Section concerning:Name: AMOS LEE EUINSDPD # 86341 FBI # DPS #| DATE    | DEPARTMENT AND NUMBER | NAME           | CHARGE         | DISPOSITION            || ------- | --------------------- | -------------- | -------------- | ---------------------- || 5/10/70 | Dallas, Tex PD        | Amos Lee Euins | T/O $50 (auto) | 2 yrs.TDC Prob 7/31/70 |NW 883262264193 Page *are NOT based on fingerprints, but are listed as investigative leads as being possibly identical with subject of this
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NMMC# MASTER I 18 ASEX MALE RACE NEGRO DPD # FBI # DPS #![fingerprint photo]![fingerprint photo]![fingerprint photo]AGE 22 HT. 5-6½ WT. 124 HAIR Blk EYES Mar COMP Lt OCC. PorterNATIVITY & D.O.B. 1-10-48 Henderson, Tex. ARREST # 70-34551ADDRESS 1517 Ave. B., Dallas, Tex.SCARS AND MARKS I. Tat. cross & "J" FAO SOC. SEC. # 463-78-4003II. Tat. heart FAO. SEL. SERVC # 41-31-48-779DATE OF ARREST 6-10-70 MILITARY # NoneARRESTED BY Q. Hodges 2696 OP. LIC. NoneCHARGE Inv. Auto TheftPRINTED BY 6-10-70 JDA PHOTO BY Bbe CLASSED BY Gge SEARCHED BY GgeNEAREST RELATIVE AND ADDRESS Lurlene Jones-Mother-411 Ave. F., Dallas, Tex.Married a cord missing from files![fingerprint photo]POLICE DEPARTMENT, DALLAS, TEXASForm 6-1 25IDENTIFICATION SECTIONNW 88326 DocId:32264193 Page 3
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# POLICE DEPARTMENT## CITY OF DALLAS### PROSECUTION REPORTForm 69-7DispositionDate 7-31-70Court CP C3Docket 070-4742JMethod PBCDisposition 2 yrs. TDC Prob.Filing InformationDate Filed 6-11-70With WhitwellBy ParksF. G. Phillips #1415Investigating OfficersQ. Hodges #2696J. D. Davis #1901Arresting OfficersCity JailLocation of DefendantDefendant EUINS, AMOS LEE(Surname - First - Middle)Race Colored Age22 Sex M D.O.B. 1/10/48 Residence 1517 Ave. BDate and Time of Arrest 6/10/70 1:30 AM Identification No. 86341Place of Arrest 400 Danel Arrest No. 70-34551Date and Time of Offense 5/29-6/10/70 7AM - 10AMComplainant Gross Ed w/m/40 104 Hillside, Frisco, Texas 214-377 2926 352-2413(Surname - First - Middle or Business Name - Address, Telephone No., etc.)Where and How Committed 3101 W. Mockingbird Lane Stole Car.Charge THEFT OVER FIFTY DOLLARS ( AUTOMOBILE )Property Taken and Value 1 1970 Javelir, 2 door, color blue, 1970 Texas license MFL 180,VIN: AOC797H2L8060. TOTAL VALUE: $2,000.00List Evidence and Seizures Above vehicle recovered in 400 block Danel partically stripped; (Include where recovered and present location) stored 606 S. Good-Latimer Expressway on P.T. 64348.Attachments: ☐ Voluntary Statement ☐ Affidavits ☒ Arraignment Sheet ☒ Other TranscriptsAccomplices Race Age Sex D.O.B.Summary of Case Arresting officers observed this defendant underneath the stolen vehicle with a wrench in his hands. He was removing the nuts from the bolts which holds the bucket seats or the passenger side.
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PREVICUS ARRESTSCOMPLAINANT:National Car Rental System3377 Edward Drive 352 2413Ed. Gross w/m/40104 Hillside Frisco, Texas214-277-2926Service ManagerAPPESTING OFFICER:Q. Hodges #2696J. D. Davis #1901Radio Patrol DivisionDPD 748 9711 Ext. 511IN VISTICATING OFFICERS:F. G. Phillips #1415Crimes Against PropertyAuto TheftDPD 748 9711 Ext. 556SEE ATTACHED TRANSCRIPT.Will testify to the fact that the 1970 model Javelin,2 door, color blue, 1970 Texas license MFL 180, VIN:ACC797H248060 is a rental car unit 126887; that thevehicle had been parked on the lower deck parking at3101 W. Mockingbird Lane. That it was taker. between thedates of May 29, 1970 at 7AM and June 10, 1970 atapproximately 10m. That neither he nor any otheremployee gave this defendant or ay other person per-mission to drive, have custody of, or to remove any partsfrom the vehicle.Will testify to fact they received a call on a coloredmale stripping a vehicle in the 400 block of Danel.On their arrival they observed this deferdant under-neath the above described vehicle with a wrench in hishand removing nuts from bolts which hold in the bucketseats. They placed the nuts and bolts in the policeproperty room or tag #81191. They made a legal arreston the defendant.Willtestify to fact he handled general investigationof the case and prepared it for filing. That he hadthe defendant arraigned before Judge Chapmar. on 6/10/70approximately 1:50 PM. That he checked out the storythat he was removing bolts from the U-Joint to repairit. The bolts were still intact on the drive shaftand the only nuts gone were those on the bucket seatson the passenger side.fjb6/10/70
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# NOTICE OF ADULT PROBATIONDALLAS COUNTY CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURTSDALLAS, TEXASDATE May 7, 1971NAME EUINS, AMOS LEEADDRESS 2333 Fernwood, Apt. 106, DallasSEX M RACE C AGE 23 DATE OF BIRTH 1-10-48HEIGHT 5'5 WEIGHT 130 EYES Brn HAIR Blk COMPLEXION Med. BrnEMPLOYEROFFENSE Theft over $50.00 (auto) SENTENCE 2 yearsCOURT No. 3 DOCKET No. C70-4742-LJDATE OF PROBATION 5-7-71 PROBATION CASE No. 3-71-965pvPROBATION OFFICER D.D. DozierFBI No. DPS No. SO No. 194590 DPD No. 86341REMARKSForm 69-94POLICE DEPARTMENT - DALLAS, TEXAS
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992## JFK Assassination System### Identification FormDate: 10/1/201Agency InformationAGENCY: HSCARECORD NUMBER: 180-10113-10119RECORD SERIES : NUMBERED FILESAGENCY FILE NUMBER : 003362Document InformationORIGINATOR: HSCAFROM: ORR, PATRICIATO:TITLE:DATE: 08/05/1977PAGES: 7SUBJECTS:CIAMEXICO CITYHUNT, E. HOWARDDOCUMENT TYPE: MEMORANDUMCLASSIFICATION: UnclassifiedRESTRICTIONS: 1A; 1BCURRENT STATUS: RedactDATE OF LAST REVIEW: 01/01/2003OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS: CIA 77-4. Box 77.
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MEMORANDUM8/5/77TO: JH, KKFROM: PMORE: CIA Station in Mexico CityAttached find a list of individuals known to have been connected with the CIA station in Mexico City during Lee Harvey Oswald's visit.This information has been gleaned mainly from the executive session testimony of David Phillips, ex-CIA agent who had been in charge of Cuban Affairs for the CIA in Mexico City. Other information comes from staff interviews with a witness, Boris Tarasoff, formerly with the intercept unit of the CIA station.It has been suggested that E. Howard Hunt may have been involved in CIA activities in Mexico City and specifically with the visit of Lee Harvey Oswald. Many critics cite the fact that the CIA Station Chief has never been identified publicly as a basis for speculation that Hunt possibly held that position. This, however, would, conflict with information from Phillips that the Station Chief was named Winston Scott, now deceased.This does not preclude the possibility that Hunt held
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MEMO 8/5/77 pg. 2SENSITIVEanother position at the station, but Tarasoff was shown photographs of E. Howard Hunt which he could not identify nor did he recognize the name from CIA-Mexico City.I will also be forwarding an organizational chart of the CIA station as best I can make it out with the information known presently.
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# MEXICO CITY -- CIAA review of notes taken from interviews with David Phillips indicates that there are a several areas which our witness may be questioned about.## Organization & PersonnelPersonnel in Mexico City Station:David Phillips:In 1963 Phillips was in charge of Cuban affairs for the CIA in Mexico City. As such, he was responsible for the monitoring of the Cuban Embassy.He was in Mexico City from September 1961 to early 1965, succeeding Tom Hazlett.He originally comes from Ft. Worth and joined the CIA in 1950.He recalls the Oswald tape as an intercept between the Soviet and Cuban embassies. Herbert Manel, head of Russian affairs at Mexico City Station would have been primarily responsible for information derived from this intercept.Phillips was never in the intercept unit, which was staffed mainly by Mexican nationals.His immediate superior was Warren Dean, but he answered to Winston Scott.Winston Scott:Station Chief for the Mexico City CIA Station in 1963. Supervisor for Phillips in practice, although the deputy Chief of Station would normally have been the person to whom Phillips was to report.Scott was known for his almost photographic memory and a strong personality. He did not like to delegate authority.Scott was the person who made final determination as to whether information coming in over an intercept was to be forwarded to Washington or not.Scott is now deceased. He died of a heart attack around 1972. His name was not previously known publicly.Warren Dean:Deputy Station Chief under Scott in Mexico City. Phillips was not sure whether it was Dean or Allen White who held this office at the time of Oswald's visit, but he feels fairly positive that it was Dean.