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“4-00000 z SERRET UotS.€ / - .2 .4- -2- ‘d*• %. a) PULFILIERI 4: siF, ■ x? ■ . , Change - Due to his absence from Chile from 15 July to • . 15 October 1950, all payments during this period should -' ' ’ besuspended • Payment should bo made however for half of the mo”
“14-00000 rat AJH TCS-A-1137 fact %6195.8, Chief of Foreign Division T 28 August 1950 Chiof,of Station, Santiago Administrative: —Duty Status Reports Rer TCS-A-1064 I hereby certify that the following named individuals have performed duties during the entire month o”
“4-00000 AJE TOC-A-1137 C. 439 %44ichm 8, Chief of Foreign Division T 26 August 1950 Chipf,ef Station, Santiago I Administrative: - Duty Status Reports K .Reff TCS-A-1064 I hereby certify that the following nanod individuals have performed duties during the entiro m”
“4910000 Am TCS-A-1171 ■ I ’ Chief, Foreign Division T Chief of Station, Santiago SEP 27 1950 Administrative Duty Status Reports % formed duties during the entire the following dollar payments aremonth made at Headquarters to subjects: L I hereby certify that the ”
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“A -v e s e AJasa— hasten L l • LLX6 / C AIR TCS A-1214 0 P Y Chief, Foreign Division T 27 October 1.950 Chief of Station, Santiago •4 ■ ■ Administrative Duty Status Reports J -%- - 1. I horobr certify that the following maxed individuals have performed ■ du”
“14-00000 2D+' AIR 1CS-6-1244 ft - Chiof, Forvien Division 7 23 November 1950 Chief of Station, Santiago 0 I Administrative Duty Status Reporta -1 M I heroby certify that the following nared individuals have porfornedne 8 _ duties during thia entire month of Nove”
“14-00000 / AIR TCS-11277 2. 98 *& Chief, Foreign Division T 23 December 1950 Chief of Station, Santiago K Administrative. Duty Status Reports W I horeby certify that the following mmed individuals have performed dution during the entire month of Docember 1950, and”
“4-00000 .• AIR TCS-i-1171 4 - Chief, Foreign Division T SEP 27 195C Chief of Station, Santiago Administrative Duty Status Reports - I hereby cortify that the following formed duties during the NAME J naced individuals have por- .:. entire month of September ”
“… a tube operation to channelize T.ettonto to penetrate V.s. Intelligence Service-in-Chile. thnovib deceptive leads would investigate and report on soviet/communist activities in Chile. JUT DF Cat/ 901-33432 2 1 When active $ 50.00 0, CUP U.S. per month Close coondin ation W …”
“14-00000 - AIR TCS-1244 SECT Chiof, Foroinn Division T 23 llovenbor 1950 Chiof of Station, Fantingo Administrative Duty Status Reports a 10 A I horoby certify that the following nanod individuals have performed - i duties during the entire month of Novenbor 1950, ”
“1 4-00000 AS - : " 3 uP4%1. - ’ WJ 1 1 ATR TCS-A-1277 wakba Kant CEPSE, 4 Chief, Foreign Division T 23 Docomber 1950 Chiof Of Station, Santiago . 1 Administrative Duty Status Reports X I hereby certify that the following named individuals have performed duties ”
“1 4-00000 C AIR TCS-A-1325 0 P Y. ‘6.i SECRET € Chief, Foreign Division T 31 January 1951 Chief of Station, Santiago Administrative Duty Status Reports I hereby certify that the following nared individuals have per formed duties during the entire month of January”
“14-00000 ■ e SECRET ■ 0.J0L 1954 TO : FI/STC/SPB ATTENTION: FROM J Chief, Special Security Division SUBJECT I JG-8142 #40696 1 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 23 July 1954 requesting a covert security clearance to permit Subject's use in 1 the United Sta”
“14-00000 er**** '*-*7:0 * ster / Air TCS-A 1091 8 SECRET » p’’ Chief, Foreign Division T. , Chief of Station, Santiago - Amunistrativo: Duty Status Reports References -rcS-0100. "NN78 Red.-7-Vpa *006 1 .: ’I hereby:certify thatthe followingnaced■individuals/ have”
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“have had Charles enjoy to full measure the usual delirium of the small bay’s another pit in the treacherous bog any effect; it was something else, birthdav, but the King feltfit enough toallend theparty and Invite of regulations that surround. From Harley Street comes the a Pr”
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“… Al week’s end came a blurred criminals who fled from their Ponn occupation will end but / TEA ROOM AND remained to hr settled. Kia order report from the battle front this countries "They branded d.ie sico Allied troops will remain on West —x 53 At all times and 30 nd SHE 1 YO …”
“just the expression of Words are fun. even the serious study of serious a personal opinion, to which anyone is entitled Mr. Gould- words. If you find yourself in the house some rainy after -may put his medals on back to front or the wrong way round. when he attends Church Para”
“… uiana was reported = "!whitey? said the President . . . “Yes, sir," said Mr Whitehall by the Barlina Gold Mining Compnay (Canada) Ltd. The report the President smiled at the Under Secretary and said: "Don’t you said preliminary tests indicated a large tonnage of ratherslow grade go t …”
“21-year-old American in Paris was ready for those whose photo Is published most frequently. A visitor at Princeton 8610 bed when he saw a picture of Princess Margaret in a newspaper. said to Einstein: "You are a scientist, mathematician, teacher, He was so smitten with her be”
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“senior hand of They wormed their way to the officers or the day was a satlated rear, cleared the breach of land- city. We feel well-known resident sure of the Port that reader sador in Chile, I obey His Ma- M C., and others before bidding mines, and ambushed comrade will ”
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“Hardbottom reports napkins "borrowed from hotels glass. May I describe him for you? Also an avid reader of the S P.M.. He engages mn no special sports, but he never fails to read a copy at enjoys a brisk walk around the His name is John Hardbottom. living room every morning”
“P 2. The wEU field Station, Santiago, Chile, will exercise fieldlcontrol of Project operations in accordance with instructions from Headquarters. C. Personnel required One cleared, witting agent to act as Project principal agent and cut-out (FULMINATOR-1). D. Communica”
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“… steenor mail. We rerret that an earlier reply baa not been possible, but the time elapsed has been well--- . spent in giving your latest report and your proposal of March 5, 1953, the serious consideration which they deaerve. We might suggest that your future corres pondence be …”
“nto-mation -8-‘ g*n will bxett at least indirect control over the activities of the group. 2. Advantages to be derived by KUGOWN 1, By supporting the activities of the FUNSERIAL organization, WHD will obtain the services of a secure mechanism unwitting of ODYOKE interest,”
“1 4-00000 REORET -. JLA14L3* Sacunt, inp rmalor 9% v. oganc:ar ourma A Area of Operation 1. Geographic area a) Chile 2. Specific target groups a) Business and intellectual circles b) Working class reader audience B. Operational Control 1. Control exercised by Hea”
“Regulations and the objectives authorized in this project and its amendments. H. Roberta Procedures In granting financial aid to FUIEBRIAL’s group, DTHABEAS will request periodic reports of activities and expenditures. These reports will be covertly checked by Mission Santi”
“14-00000 * 1 1 J Try BCCJTy TEus 3 ** v 1x1 NeGlcytl , - BAY Criv. MCluGA IRS 25-4978 David A. Phillips 65 Reporter 0) Aug. 5, 1975 ,1 % In Assistant Attorney General C In chore of Freedom of Information Act Ipgui-es eq eyur Department of Justice Washington D.C”
“… ars that this development may be the result of the reporting of IIYGRUFF-1's agent in Miami, Salvador ALDAREGUIA. ALDAREGUIA continues to report from Miari alleging cooperation between Cuban exiles and Panamanian exiles in Miani who are opposed to the regime of General Omar TORRIJO …”
“… ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Action Required: Cancel OA and MOC Transmitted herewith are copies of the Agent Service . Record, Damage Report and Form 2457 on Subject, who was terminated 31 December 1966, due to an inability to establish the location of operational contacts. B …”
“1 4-00000 .. #2 to UFGA-26926 * 7. - SECRET DAMAGE REPORT NAME: AMLUNT/2 Last date SGSWIRLED: 12 January 1966 Safehouse and Training Areas Exposed/Cover Companies Exposed 1 S/H #206 #296 #3 …”
“1 4-00000 ATTACHMENT #2 ;“GE, S-E-C-R-E-T /w TRAINING REPORT 201-334081 TEAM/GROUP: PBRUMEN II 11 July - 13 August 1966 (211 hours, full-time) (Date) Student: FELIPE CCT5.SE OBJECT IVE AND CONT …”
“1 4-00000 m tA R e s FELIFS S-E-C-R-E-T HOURS RATING 1. MAP READING (ABILITY TO REPORT LOCATIONS USING GRID COORDINATES) 12 A 2. NAUTICAL CHARTS 8 3. WEAPONRY (U.S. & FOREIGN) 31 - 4. CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT 5. RESISTANCE O …”
“equest for information on kiilan MARKED FOR NOELING Alexander NORGAN ACTION REQUIRED See paragraph 2 NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED NO DESK ONLY REFERENCES 1. In a memorandum dated 29 February 1960 ODENVY reported that on 17 February an informant who has”
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“… nizations (21 Sept 1960) *** Reportedly spent two hours with Raul Castro before ha "defected" to US and may be a Castro plant. Dept of Army report dtd 13 Sept 60. *** Major SANJUNIS, former Chief G-2, serving 10 year sentence in Isle of Pines for counter-rev, activities reports that Su …”
“give impression he is against GOC but he is in reality a goverment agent. ΗΚΗ-3343, 21 Sept 60. 家家家 October 1960: State getting many reports from the Organizacion Autentica (OA) that ubject a "Castro plant", but there is possibility that OA is doing this to black- ball Subject. *”
“14-00000 AGENCY DOCUMENT CONTAINING FBI INFORMATION DATE: 16 JUNE 1959- CLASSIFICATION: SECRET -I FBI REPORTS:F DATE: 11 MARCH 19591 SUBJECT: PANAMANIAN REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES^ FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS- PANAMA I FBI FILE : 109-12-223 (BUREAU) . DATE: 30 SEPTEMBER 1”