Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# AGENT REPORT(AR 331-130; FM 30-17)1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT   TRINKALA, Victor L.2. DATE SUBMITTED   16 April 1970DPOB: 28 November 1950; Rochester, Pa.PVT - 186 42 11553. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER   9321 - 60064. REPORT OF FINDINGS(MISCELLANEOUS) On 14 April 1970, Harfez Muneer, also known as Tony Muneer, Desk Clerk, Hotel, Strand, 206 West 438 Street, New York, New York 10036, residing at Room 301, Hotel Woodstock, 127 West 436 Street, New York, New York 10036, was interviewed at his residence in an attempt to identify Richard Nagell's current address, business connections, physical description and to query Muneer as to why Nagell was allegedly instrumental in getting Victor L. TRINKALA separated from the military service and how Hagell was able to do so. Source stated in substance as follows:Muneer knew Richard Nagell as a former United States Army Officer, Captain Richard C. Nagell and first met him in 1966, while both, Source and Nagel, were serving sentences at the Federal Prison (FP) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. From 1966 to 27 November 1968, when Source was released from the FP, Source saw SUBJECT daily on a friendly basis as a fellow inmate. While at the FP, Nageil told Source that he was a former United States Army Captain, and had been an investigator for the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) or the CIC (Counterintelligence Corps), further details unknown. According to Nagell, while he was working for the above mentioned agency, Nagell was directly involved with the investigation of the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy, and while on business in a bank in El Paso, Texas, Nageil was arrested by the civilian authorities and charged with some kind of felony involving traveler checks, further details unknown. As a result of this arrest, Nageli, was convicted and confined to the FP at Fort Leavenworth, Kanses. On 27 November 1968, Source was released from the FP and since then had seen Nagell on approximately four occasions on a friendly and social basis. Source last saw Hagell at the Hotel Strand sometime in December 1969. Muneer was unable to furnish any information concerning Nagell's present business connections or whereabouts Sometime in 1969, exact date unrecalled, Nagell gave Source the following mailing address: Mr. Richard C. Nagoll, P. O. Fox 2337, Grand Central Station, New York, New York 10017. Source did not know if Nagell's mailing address is still valid.Source furnished the following physical description of Nagell:Name:Nationality:Age:Race:Height:Weight:Built:Richard C. NageliUnited States citizenApproximately 31 or 32 years oldCaucasian6'1" to 6'2"170 to 180 lbs.Medium(Continued)5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT   CAPISTRANO PABON-IRIZARRY, 108th MT CP (1-STB)6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENTNW 88613 Docld:34529653 Page 2
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# AGENT REPORT(AR 381-130; FM 30-17)1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT   TRINKAIA, Victor L.   DPOB: 28 November 1950; Rochester, Pa.   PVT - 186 42 11552. DATE SUBMITTED   16 April 19703. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER   9321 - 60064. REFORT OF FINDINGS(MISCELLANEOUS-Continued)Color of Hair:BrownColor of Eyes:UnknownPhysical Defects:None; however, while at the FPat Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,Nagell was believed to have hada physical defect which was cor-rected, further details unknown.Nagell does not wear glasses or amustache and he is always cleanshaven.Sometime in 1968, while Source was on duty as a Desk Clerk at the Strand Hotel from 1600 to 2400 hours, SUBJECT came to the hotel desk and requested that Source allow HIM to sleep at the hotel that night since SUBJECT was from out of town and did not have any money to rent a room. Source offered his room at the Woodstock Hotel for that night, which SUBJECT accepted. Since then, Source and SUBJECT have been close friends, and Source shared his room with SUBJECT until approximately three weeks ago when SUBJECT left the hotel with some friends, and Source had not seen HIM since.SUBJECT told Source that HE was originally from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, where HE lived with HIS mother, Mrs. Trinkala, prior to coming to New York City. Source had never met Mrs. Trinkala, however, Source had talked with her telephonically on several occasions. To Source's knowledge, SUBJECT'S parents have been either separated or divorced for several years, further details unknown. SUBJECT has several other brothers and sisters, names unknown. During July or August 1969, SUBJECT was inducted into the United States Army and was assigned to Fort Gordon, Ceorgia, for basic military training. SUBJECT always discussed with Source the fact that HE was a very religious individual and HE considered HIMSELF a Conscientious Objector. During one of Source's telephone conversations with SUBJECT'S mother, Mrs. Trinkala told Source that she was making the necessary arrangements with her Senator in Pittsburg, name unknown, to get SUBJECT out of military service. At this time, Source told SUBJECT'S mother that he felt it would be difficult to get SUBJECT out of military service; however, Source felt that he could help her and SUBJECT in obtaining SUBJECT'S transfer to the United States Army Chaplain School, (USACS), Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, New York. In December 1969, a couple of days after Source's conversation with SUBJECT'S mother, Source met Nagell at the Strand Hotel. Since Source knew Nagell to be a former United States Army Captain, Source tola, Nagell about SUBJECT and requested advice from Nagell as to what could be done to have SUBJECT.4985. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT   CAPISTRANC PABON-IRIZARRY, 108th MI Gp. (I-SIB)(Continued)
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# AGENT REPORT(AR 381-130; FM 30-17)1.  NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT    TRINKALA, Victor L.    DPOB: 28 November 1950; Rochester, Pa.    PVT - 186 42 11552. DATE SUBMITTED   16 April 19703. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER   9321 - 60064. REPORT OF FINDINGS   (MISCELLANEOUS-Continued)however, since HE is a Conscientious Objector, SUBJECT would hesitate to kill anyone other than in self-defense.Harfez Muneer recommended that Victor L. TRINKALA be favorabły considered for assignment to a position of trust and responsibility with the United States Army.AGENT'S NOTES: During the course of this interview, it was noted by the undersigned that Source appeared to be genuinely interested in the well being of SUBJECT and on several occasions Source made it clear that he wanted to help HIM. Source appeared to be truthful and always answered the questions asked in a straightforward manner and without hesitation. It was also noted that the hotel room occupied by Source at the Woodstock Hotel contained only one bed, which gave reason to believe that SUBJECT and Source were sleeping in one bed while sharing the room at the hotel. When Source was queried concerning SUBJECT, Source presented for inspection a copy of SUBJECT'S Sworn Statement completed by HIM on 19 February 1970 and signed by HIM on 20 February 1970.5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENTNW 88613 Docld:34529653 Page 5
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Released under the John F. KennedyAssassination Records Collection Act of1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW88613 Date: 03-18-2025# JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM## IDENTIFICATION FORM## AGENCY INFORMATIONDate : 03/07/96Page : 1AGENCY: INSCOM/CSFRECORD NUMBER : 194-10007-10423RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONSAGENCY FILE NUMBER : X1332650W - PAGE 501## DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR : USAFROM : [ RESTRICTED ]TO :TITLE: AGENT REPORTDATE : 04/16/70PAGES: 1SUBJECTS : NAGELL, RICHARD C.TRINKALA, VICTOR L.AGENCY CHECKSPOST OFFICE BOXDOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIEDRESTRICTIONS: 3CURRENT STATUS: RELEASED WITH DELETIONSDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/09/95OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS :NW 88613 DocId:34529654 Page 1
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# AGENT REPORT1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENTTRINKALA. Victor LoDFOB: 28 November 1950; Rochester, Pa.PVT - 186 42 11552. DATE SUBMITTED16 April 19703. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER9321 - 60064. REPORT OF FINDINGS(LOCAL AGENCY CHECK) On 16 April 1970, Charles H. Smith, Correspondence Clerk, United States Post Office, Grand Central Station, 110 East 45th Street, New York, New York 10017, was contacted at his office in an attempt to obtain the name and address of the person who is presently renting Box 2337 at the above mentioned Post Office. Source stated that Post Office Box Number 2337 is presently registered under the name of Richard G. Nagell, residing at 2292 Edythe Drive, Dundeon, Florida. (LEAD)Source further stated that at the present time there is mail addressed to Nagell in the box; however, Source could not furnish information as to who is presently picking up the mail nor of any instructions to forward the mail to Nagell.AGENT'S NOTES: Reference is made to Agent Report, dated 16 April 1970, Subject of this investigation, wherein the mailing address of Richard C. Nagell is reported.5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENTCAPISTRANO PABON-TRIZARRY,108th-ME CD(I-SIB)6. SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENTNW 88613 Docld:34529654 Page 2
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Released under the John F. KennedyAssassination Records Collection Act of1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW88613 Date: 03-18-2025Date : 03/07/96Page : 1# JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM## IDENTIFICATION FORM## AGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY : INSCOM/CSFRECORD NUMBER : 194-10007-10424RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONSAGENCY FILE NUMBER : X1332650W - PAGE 502## DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR : USAFROM : [ RESTRICTED]TO :TITLE : AGENT REPORTDATE : 02/25/70PAGES : 1SUBJECTS : NAGELL, RICHARD C.TRINKALA, VICTOR L.CHARACTER REFERENCESWORN STATEMENTDOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIEDRESTRICTIONS : 3CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONSDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/09/95OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS : SWORN STATEMENT INDEXED SEPARATELY.NW 88613 DocId:34529655 Page 1
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AGENT REPORT(AR 381-130; FM 30-17)1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT   TRINKALA, Victor Lee   DPOB: 28 November 1950; Rochester, Pa.   PVT - 185 42 11552. DATE SUBMITTED   25 February 19703. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER   9321 - 60064. REPORT OF FINDINGS(SUBJECT INTERVIEW) On 19 February 1970, Victor Lee TRINKALA, Unemployed, address of residence, 127 West 43d Street, Room 301, Manhattan, New York 10036, was interviewed under oath at Region I, 108th Military Intelligence Group, Room 1332, 26 Federal Plaza, New York, New York 10007, concerning HIS character, suitability, and unswerving loyalty to the United States. TRINKALA, after indicating HIS complete and full understanding of the purpose and necessity of the interview, consented to be interviewed, allowed the interview to be tape recorded, and was duly sworn. TRINKALA furnished a Sworn Statement (DA Form 2823), a copy of which is attached hereto as EXHIBIT, containing the information disclosed by HIM during the interview of which HE signed on 24 February 1970 at 206 West 43d Street, Manhattan, New York 10036. SUBJECT requested and receipted for a copy of HIS Sworn Statement, copy of Receipt of Statement attached hereto as EXHIBIT.AGENT'S NOTES: SUBJECT was reluctant to answer questions. It is the opinion of the undersigned Agent that TRINKALA was evasive throughout the interview. Special Agent James H. Raymond, Region I, 108th Military Intelligence Group, was present throughout the interview and concurs with the above remarks.5. TYPEIJANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENDT. LO PHERSOL 100th MI Gr (I-STB)6. SIGH/VURE OF SPECIAL, AGENTNW 88613 Docld:34529655 Page 2
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Released under the John F. KennedyAssassination Records Collection Act of1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW88613 Date: 03-18-2025# JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM## IDENTIFICATION FORM## AGENCY INFORMATIONDate : 03/07/96Page : 1AGENCY : INSCOM/CSFRECORD NUMBER : 194-10007-10425RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONSAGENCY FILE NUMBER: X1332650W - PAGES 5.03-507## DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR : USAFROM : 108TH MI GROUPTO :TITLE: EXHIBITDATE: 02/25/70PAGES: 5SUBJECTS: NAGELL, RICHARD C.TRINKALA, VICTOR L..SWORN STATEMENTTAPE RECORDING OF INTERVIEWCONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORDISCHARGE FROM ARMYDOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIEDRESTRICTIONS : 3CURRENT STATUS: RELEASED WITH DELETIONSDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/09/95OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS :NW 88613 Docld: 34529656 Page 1
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# UNITED STATES ARMY INTELLIGENCE COMMAND![army intelligence command logo]EXHIBITCOVER SHEETSUBJECT:TRINKALA, Victor LeePVT - 186 42 1155FILE NUMBER:9321 - 60062PREPARING UNIT:108th MI Group (I-SIB)AGENT REPORT DATED:25 February 1970DESCRIPTION:SUBJECT'S Sworn Statement (DA Form 2823),dated 19 February 1970.![page number]NW 88613 DocId:34529656 Page 2
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Statement of TRINKALA, Victor Lee, taken at 108th MI Group, Region I, 26 FederalPlaza, Room 1332, New York, New York 10007, dated 19 February 1970, continued:Q. No, no one that I can recall.Q. If you were contacted by someone with a more than casual interest in your military assignments, career, or duties, what would you do?A. I would report them to the FBI, CIA, or the CID.Q. Do you, Mr. Trinkala, still consider yourself to be a Conscientious Objector?A. Yes.Q. You do consider yourself to be a Conscientious Objector?A. I consider myself to be a Conscientious Objector to a certain point.Q. Explain, if you will, Mr. Trinkala.A. I do not believe in killing someone for no reason. I just can not bring myself to kill a man because someone tells me to.Q. What are your Conscientious Objector grounds based upon?A. I have religious and moral objections to killing people.Q. When were you discharged?A. I was discharged on 3 December 1969.Q. What were the reasons given for your discharge?A. I really cannot recall the reasons for my discharge.Q. Were you told why you were discharged?A. There were several reasons involved. A friend of mine helped me to get discharged.Q. How did he help you obtain a discharge?A. I do not know how he helped, or if, in fact, he did help me to get discharged.Q. What is your friend's name?A. His name is Richard Nagel.Q. Where does Richard Nagel reside?A. I do not know where he lives. I have never met him in person and do not know him personally. He is a friend of a friend.Q. How did you become acquainted with Mr. Nagel.A. Mr. Nagel is actually the friend of Tony Muneer of whom I have known for three or four years.Q. Where does Mr. Muneer reside and what is his occupation?A. Tony Muneer resides at the Hotel Woodstock, 127 West 43d Street, Manhattan, New York. He is employed there as a Desk Clerk.Q. Have you ever resided in the same residence with Mr. Muneer previous to your discharge?A. Yes, we both lived in the Hotel Strand, 206 West 43d Street, Manhattan, New York.Q. What was his occupation at that time?A. He was working as a Desk Clerk and going to school at IBM.Q. What was your occupation at that time?A. I was working at the Clinton Hotel, 19 West 31st Street, Manhattan, New York.Q. So, Mr. Muneer told you he would help you get out of the Army?A. Yes, he said he would speak to a friend, Richard Nagel, and see what he could do.Q. Did he ever tell you what he did to help you get out of the Army?A. No.Q. Have you ever associated with any dissident, anti-Army, or anti-war groups?A. No.Q. Have you ever been contacted by any individual who is a representative of any dissident, anti-Army, or anti-war groups?A. I do not know.Q. Has any person ever asked you to attend meetings of such groups?
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# Statement of TRINKALA, Victor Leetaken at 108th MI Group, Region I, 26 Federal Plaza, Room 1332, New York, New York 10007, dated 19 February 1970, continued:Q. Have you ever attended any meetings of any dissident, anti-Army, anti-war groups?A. No, never.Q. Where were you stationed while in the Army?A. I was stationed at Fort Gordon, Georgia for approximately nine weeks during which time I received Basic Training. I then went to Fort Polk, Louisianna, for AIT training in the MOS 11B10. I stayed at Fort Polk for approximately 10 weeks. I was then sent to Oakland Army Terminal with orders for Viet Nam. I was discharged at Oakland Army Terminal on 3 December 1969.Q. Do you not remember the reasons for your discharge?A. No, I do not remember the specific reasons.Q. How much time had you spent in the Army?A. I had spent five months and 22 days.Q. Did you not think it rather odd that you should be granted a discharge after only five months and 22 days?A. Yes, I thought it was odd but I did not know what was happening.Q. Did you receive any counseling while in the Army from Army personnel?A. No, but the Personnel Officer at Oakland Army Terminal asked me who Richard Nagel was.Q. Why did he ask you the identity of Richard Nagel and what was his name and rank?A. I do not know why he asked me about Richard Nagel. He was a Warrant Officer but I do not remember his name or rank.Q. What did you tell him about Mr. Nagel?A. I told him only that he was a personal friend of mine.Q. Had you requested a discharge at any time prior to arriving at Oakland Army Terminal?A. I do not recall.Q. You had never requested a discharge?A. I was trying to get my combat status changed to non-combat status. I never initiated any formal procedures to obtain a discharge.Q. Did you ever tell any one that you were a Conscientious Objector?A. Yes, I told the adjutant at Oakland Army Terminal but he tore up my request and told me to get the hell out.Q. Have you his name and rank?A. No, I do not recall his name or rank.Q. Did Richard Nagel ever mention to you how he got you out of the Army?A. No, as I mentioned before I have never seen him before or since. He called me long distance from New York City while I was at Oakland Army Terminal and that was the first and last I heard from him.Q. Has Tony Muneer heard from him or does he know of his whereabouts?A. No, Tony has not heard from him since December 1969 and does not know of Richard Nagel's whereabouts.Q. Have you ever been arrested?A. Yes.Q. How many times?A. About three or four times.Q. Have you ever been arrested since being inducted into the Army?A. No, and I listed all my arrests on the forms I had to fill out before going into the Army and at Basic Training.
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STATEMENT (Continued)Q. Do you have friends who are members of dissident, anti-Army, or anti-war groups or organizations?A. No, but most of my friends do not like the Army. I do not know their reasons.Q. To what country do you owe your allegiance?A. The United States.Q. Do you support the Constitution of the United States and are you willing to defend the United States against any and all of her enemies without exception?A. I support the Constitution and am willing to fight any enemies who invade the United States but I am not willing to fight in Viet Nam because I believe the war is immoral.Q. If called upon to fight in Viet Nam would you go?A. I would try to obtain Conscientious Objector status. If that did not work I do not know what I would do.Q. Would you be willing to go on Active Duty if called upon?A. I would not be willing to be called to Active Duty and I do not know if I would go if called.Q. Why are you opposed to killing?A. I was brought up to be opposed to killing. They wanted to teach me in four months to kill somebody and you can not teach in four months something which is opposed to what you have been taught for many years.Q. Are these attitudes due to religious beliefs?A. Yes, I am Catholic and do not believe in killing.Q. If you had to kill someone in self-defense what would you do?A. I would fight back but this is different than being placed in Viet Nam where I would probably have to kill.Q. If you were in Viet Nam and were under fire would you kill the enemy?A. Yes, I would. Any human being would fight back.Q. If a foreign power attacked the United States would have any objection to killing the aggressor?A. No, not really.Q. Do you have anything further to add?A. NO. /////////// Nothing Follows! //////////////Victor Lee TrinkalaAFFIDAVITHAVE READ OR HAVE HAD READ TO ME THIS STATE-MENT WHICH BEGINS ON PAGE 1 AND ENDS ON PAGE 4 I FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE STATEMENT MADE BY ME. THE STATEMENT IS TRUE. I HAVE INITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS AND HAVE INITIALED THE BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. I HAVE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY WITHOUT HOPE OF BENEFIT OR REWARD, WITHOUT THREAT OF PUNISHMENT, AND WITHOUT COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE, OR UNLAWFUL INDUCEMENT.![Signature of Person Making Statement]Subscribed and sworn to before me, a person authorized by law to administer oaths, this 20th day of February, 1970, at 127 West 43d Street, Manhattan, NY 10036![Signature of Person Administering Oath]TIMOTHY T. MC PHERSON, Special Agent.(Typed Name of Person Administering Oath)AR 136 (b), UCMJ(Authority To Administer Oaths).PAGE 4 OF 4 PAGES
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Released under the John F. KennedyAssassination Records Collection Act of1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW88613 Date: 03-18-2025JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEMIDENTIFICATION FORMAGENCY INFORMATIONDate : 03/07/96Page : 1AGENCY : INSCOM/CSFRECORD NUMBER : 194-10007-10426RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONSAGENCY FILE NUMBER : X1332650W - PAGE 508DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR : USAFROM : [ RESTRICTED ]TO :TITLE : AGENT REPORTDATE : 11/14/69PAGES : 1SUBJECTS : NAGELL, RICHARD C.TRINKALA, VICTOR L.MILITARY SERVICEHOSTILE INTELLIGENCECONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORCANCELLATION OF ORDERSDOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION : CONFIDENTIALRESTRICTIONS : 3CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONSDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/09/95OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS : PAGE 508 WAS REGRADED UNCLASSIFIED ON 1 JUNE 1994.NW 88613 Docld:34529657 Page 1
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# JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEMIDENTIFICATION FORMAGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY : INSCOM/CSFRECORD NUMBER : 194-10012-10030RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONSAGENCY FILE NUMBER : AC643360W PAGES 15-16DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR : USAFROM : CIATO :TITLE : CIA INFORMATION REPORTDATE : 01/04/63PAGES: 2SUBJECTS: PFUNTNER, JORDAN J.UNDIMINISHED PRESTIGE OF FIDEL CASTRO IN LATIN AMERICADOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIEDRESTRICTIONS : 1CCURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONSDATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/22/97OPENING CRITERIA: COMPLETION OF REVIEW BY CIA.COMMENTS : COORDINATION WITH CIA HAS BEEN COMPLETED ANDDETERMINED TO BE RELEASABLE, PER LTR DTD 23 SEP 97.